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Petroleum.

New YORK, JulyO.- Petroleum opened al glAc,
and after n slight decline moved up lc, but
yielded again and declined to VgJIc, closing
steady ut Jic. New York Stock Exchange open.
lug at yl1Ic; highest O2%c: lowest 9GlICi closed
AtJlC. Consolidated Exchange opened: August
0lC: highest 02Hc; lowest Ole; closed Al OiAC.
July opened nj VIC; highest WIG; lowest OO1%c
closed at 0OI4C; sales $4,000 barrels.
omCIrY, Pa. July a.-opened Atg21Ec; highest
9l1%c; lowest Ole; closed n t0lAc; sales Il 900 bar.
relS; ClGaranccs $4,000 barrels; charters 1895
barrels.
BRADPORD. Pa, July a.-Opened at 92Isc;
closed at ~ %: highest VIC; lowest 0lHC; clear
ances 1000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 3.-IetrolCum dull and
heavy opened at 9lc; closed at Vl14c; highest
02J3G; lowest 9lc.
T%lrusviLiE, Pa, July 3.-opCnCd al Mh4ci
highest VIC; lowest 0V1sC.
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VIuor and vitality

Are quickly given to every part Of the
body by Hoods SatsaparlllR That tired
ieelIngis entirely overcome, The blood
ID purified, enriched, and vitallEed, and
carries health instead Of disease to every
organ. Tile stomach 10 toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored, The
kidneys and liver arc reused and inyig,
GRATED. The brain Ia refreshed the mint
made clear and ready for work, Try y
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BALTIMORE, July 6. - Wheat, western stronger
No. 2 winter red spot SG%c; July Sc; August
s~2334as3c: Oats, September Sic. Corn, western
firm; mixed spot $40; July 42ai2hC; August
ern white S2aSlLSc. Rye steady. Hay steady
Sll H1ll5 Oh.
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Mn. JONI B. HARRISON, Of Springfield,
ILL.,, says that he had blood trouble for
quite d time; his tonsils were swollen,
eruptions over his hands and face, fol-
lowed by paralysis Of the face, which
was all relieved by Swiit's Specific, and
after the lapse Of seven years there has
been no sign Of n return Of tho disease,
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TITusylLIR, Pa, July 3.-opCnCd at 02h,ci
VIC; lowest gg1RC.
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Tho Work we'll Dono.

EomIutis JoutHdh
Mamma said Fonr.year.old, reflec.
tlvoly, did God make mo2n
ayes, Harvey answered mamma, 80.
berly, Good made YOU for mammals III.
tic boy"
"Humph ~ said Harvey, after a little,
"God did q, pretty good job that time,
didn't Hep"
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UNTIL the blood is Cleansed OF impuri.
ties, 1t is useless to attempt the cure O.
any disease. Rheumatism, which il
traceablo to an acid in the blood, has
been cured, in numerous cases, by the
use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, external treat
ment being OF no anvil, DGw
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL
NEAR WHEELING, W. VI.

A school OF more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies In all departments. Ii
brary OF six thousand volumes. Fine philo'
sophIcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. CorpSoI
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of tho old italian mas
tors.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons IN
al the principal cities, address
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FOR SALE.
Proposals.
N07ICR 70 CONTRACTORS.
BEAVER FAILS, June "a, 1889.

Scaled propoSals will be received by the un'
deTsIgned until SATURDAY, july ., AID. lSg'
iof dc Grading and Paving OF Seventh avenue,
IN beaver Fails borough iron. Eighth street,
south, 10 the New Brighton bridge, ,sAld, pro-
,posalG 10 be separate for Fin, Brick and Lig'
SliICr Block paving, and the bid Tor both 10 DC
Nv NthG square yard. I
RedE Check for one thousand dollars payable 20
.hTSO order OF Chas, r. Wallace, Treasurer Of INC
SnA+OuVh. All checks accompanying proposals
SThliCh arc not accepted Will DO returned lnnie'
Gialt ely alter the award shall have been made.
Ti1io check received from the successful DiIIet
SyhI he returned to him upon his entering lnto
y nrmRl contract for tho due performance OF we
Syni.k, and giving bond with approved sMreues
foS lIiy nor cent OF tho contract price. But ~
cSSA liz shall fail 10 enter into such contraCtAnI
Siyfe such bond within ten days alter notice Of
fheJ acceptance Of IFS proposal, the cheek ~.
cSInpanying such proposal shall BECOME tue
nFo. ncriy Of the borough Of Beaver FAILS;
Ea. eli bidder must furnish q sample oil brick or
atou.s block which he proposes using,
Bnt, cinCatiOns can DO seen ~ INC burgess oHCo
OF i SH SorouTSh Council reserves the right to re-
!Cct w OF al U'U' GEO. K. LIscoMB,.
Secretary Borough,
,0o7 sos Second Avenue.
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ApImrnltr nHk.


ItFN 6VTINU''
Patient : We'll, doctor, what do YOU
think about tho swelling on the back Of
my neCk2
Doclor--I don't like the looks Of II, as
II Is In a very dangerous place, so my
advice 10 You q 10 keep your eye on H.
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BuCklOn,s ArnlSa sAlys.

Tho best Balve In tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhOum, fever
sores, tetter, Chapped hands, Chllblalns,
Corns, and all akin eruptionB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect Batlsiac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For ale by Logan Drug Go.
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When BGOy wAS sick, we gave her catorLn,
when she was a Child, ShO cried for caStorlA,
When shO became Miss, nhO chung to casiorlA,
When abe had Children, shO gave them CaStorlA
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BellRlrC & Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
BellaIrO at $40 u. IN, arrives at BellAiEe at $3.50
y, m,
wOOdsleld Passenger leaves BellAlre at 400 p,
M, arrives at Bellalre ut S:26 q. IN.
summerield Accommodation leaves BellAir0
ut l2.2b d. m, arrives at lliH L. III.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 4 and 10 yGArS Of age, will be opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No.
1871 MAIN STREET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, D. G.
The school will be conducted On the general
lines OF the kindergarten.
French conversation and calIsthenlc exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In the school
room for the entertainment aud instruction OF
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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\ Real Estate.
SALE.

-Four nuSAncss Houses on MarECl SHeeh
No, 2I96 Market street.
No, 5iOk Market street.
M, 2iOJ. lliOj and 2lnS Water street,
No, i0 SIXTEENTH street,
No, $50 MAin street.
Nj, 10 TWbniy' fourth street,
No, 70 1VtUnty. fourth street,
No, 1907 hACOb street.
No, 1919 MlcCOllOCh street,
M, lid, tSIs and salO Main street, a 10 per
Ce Hcts on SaSt and west sides Of South Front
a'i fSt cbruSslns on Virginia and South York
''t SfSand ID Meet 4 inches front, north Of 1920
No. & North Front street,
M. VI NV7h, Front street,
ISatial ntDVe Farm, 0lenn'A Run, az acres
WieTFy Hill Farm on Short Greek, lOO acres
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. Il
w On and after Monday, April ", 1889,
trains on tho Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run Rs follows:
LEAVE WHEELING.
$50 q. IN, G;lOa. M, 100 a, m, 500 a. M, 900
a. M lO;OOR 4. m, ll:U0 u. M, 1900 III, l;OO p,
M 300 p. M 800 p. III 400 y, NJ, 6;l0p M,
6:lO p. m, 7:OO y. M, 500 p. m., $3.50 p, m.
LEAYE WHEELING PARK.
G;lOG q. M 7;0OR. M, S:0OA m, 900 n, M 1000
., m, ll:OO y. m, 1900 M 100 p, M, 200 p, M,
800 p. M 400 y. M 6;l0 p. M G:iO p, M, 700
p. mr., 500 p. M, sos p. M, 1910 p. nj.
sUEDAYs.-Ieaye ut 200 a. IN. aud run every
h0Hr, except church train at 9:lb y. IN, Leave
Wheeling Park at 500 a. IN. aud run every hour
until 1890 p. M except church trains, which
VIII leave tho Park at 9:i6 u. M, and Wheeling
at l9:lb and 9:lb p. III.
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PALTIMORE&O OHIO RAILROAD
- On and after May y, 1859, trains depart
And arrive at Wheeling rs iollOWs-EAstern iIno
MAIN ~LINE-EAsT.

MAIN LINE-EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now York,
1855 q. M. 9;lO and ll;bO p M, daily, and S;OON,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M OK,
celt SUNDAY.
MouhdSvllle Accommodation, 6:15 a., IN, 1901
aud O:lOp M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
O:0b and l2;SOp. IN. aud II 100 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, GEO y. M, OK.
Cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 u, M, daily.
M~Oundsvlllo Accommodation, 7;lO a. IN. and
l'lO and 7;iOp. NJ, except Sunday.
TRANs.ouIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a. m. and $40 aud
Cincinnati Express, O:OOa q. IN. and ll:l5p. IN,
Columbus Accommodation, g:2op. M, except
s., ICialrylllo Accommodation, $50 a. MI and
2;9 and 600 =. IN, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l2;l5, 6:SOand s:66 a. m. aud
GIncInnaIE Express, ASA. nj. aud O;iOp. M,
Columbus Accommodation, lO;4Oa. M, daily,
except Sunday.
liOand $50 y, M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING Il PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 500 and 1928 n. IN. daily, and
1910 y, M, daily, except Sunday,
For Pittsburgh and the East, GI0 p. M, daily
WashIngt9a Accommodation, 6;OOp p. nj, daily
except Sunday.
Pittsburgh Excursion Train, 700 p. M, SUI
day only,
ARRIVE;
From Pittsburgh, $50 a. IN. daily 0Ql 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and 6;SS and ltG0 y. M,
daily.
Washington Accommodation, 500 3. M, daily,
except Sunday.
day only,
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July .-Cattle-ReccIptl
aud shipments none; market slow; prime 81 ONl
1 IL; fair 10 good s. f6a3 "; common 81 0Oaj 10
IIOgs-Receipts !, 7VO head; shipments ! 900 head
market strong; heavy ends and Philadelphia
hogs 81 4Oa4 ca; Workers 81 60ai 70; pigs 81 TO-
ronRhs 81 0Ca3 70. sheep-ReCeipts 1850 head
shipments CO0 head; market dull; prime 81 6i
8 IS; fair TO good 81 coal ~; common Z, OOl3 70
lambs 81 O0a62 y.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Cattle-RCccIpts 1850 head.
shipments 1910 head; market steady; beCvc,
iOOai 10; steers q 3Sai 30; stOckCrs and feeder
So 00a2 %; cows, bulls and mixed 81 bOaS 20
lOgs-RGcelps 1900 head; shipments 900
head market steady; mixed ~ 2jai 80; heavy
81 2Oli o.; light 81 3jai Us; skips s. t0li IS
Shcep-ReceIplA 5000 head; shipments I,OOl
head; market slow; natives g 6OGi IS; western
s. 3Oa3 10; Texans s. GOAL W; lambs 81 Iba6 ".
CINCINNATI, o., July 8.-IIogs stronger: CON
mon aud light g IOai 90; packing and butcher!
head,
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II the average laster never INDUCED
in anything worse than u mouthful Of
tacks there would be fewer blue Mon
dnyg,
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New YORE, July 1.-lig Iron firm. Copper
nominal ut sli IS. Lead heavy ASSOC. Tin dull
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features vt The Money aud stock MAJ

kot5,
NEW YORE, July s,-Money on call easy At ~
~ per cent; last loan ~ per cent closed
offered at ~ per cent, Prime mercantile paper
la554 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
ut 81 sGai 81, Sales Of stocks were 2Ss, Ol9 shares.
The stock market to-day was ieYerlSh and
weak, especially IN the Gnt hour, aud although
there were rallies the losses WeTelu few instances
recovered, aud the result OF the days operations
is to leave prices for tho majority Of the list ma.
teTially lower than last evening. Til grllgers
were the most active stock to-day, Burlington
aud Rock Island following, all showing u decline
tone was shown aud the best prices In the trSt
decline were established. The lead trust moved
up sharply In the last hour, but toward the close
everything yielded again aud the close was quiet
aud weak,
Railroad bonds were quiet; sales 81, lA,ON,
Government and sLnta bOnlE dull and steady.
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Travellers, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-on aud after May y, lsSQ,-R1,
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
Eastern Standard time,
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-FARM FOR SALE.

Inc bst,ycsn I,ylSr and Wet1Snif cnyyni {n S'T nv r tIy
In eAChl four miles from New MartlnSvillei
nearly all down IN grass, well wAtOrel, sukstAu'
tiRl Improvements, and In good nelghborhoOd,
which ] Wish IN sell. Tho tito Is perfect, and
Rs 70 payments,
Gallon OF address me at New MGrtlnNllle,
Wetzel county, W, Va.
iA2 FRED. b. BOWERS, Trustee.
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Summer Resorts.
STOCKTON HOTEL

OAPE WAIl M "a
OPENS JUNE 49, RATS. q Aal tlpOf day,
Newly painted, fcmOlCled and improved tO,OOC
expended, New Hall aud Amusement Room
Chlldfen'H new Dining, Hall and Play HOOmA
Cuisine and service Gfttllath. Elegant suiteI
with pAtlOr, bath and closet, Orchestra oil
eleven pieces, dogs not TAKEN,
iNib Y. TIIRO WILTON, ptontlnlnf.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TTME
" Table taking effect May %, 1889, PaAseu.
ger trains will run as iollOWs-Central Time,
All trains daily except those marked thukt
which do not run Oh Sunday:
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots, Old Fair Grounds, Zano's
Orchard, South Penn, North Front, North lIu.
sou, South Huron, South Front, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Wood, Wilson, MOysten, Twenty.
eighth, Twenty'nlnth aud MCCOlloCh streets,
from 500 up.
Brick House, three rooms, pantry and collH,
all In good repair, for 5000 cash.
Frame House, containing 7FOOnlS, at III South
broadway lot IOxi2Oi In tlrst'ClaSs condition,
cheap.
AEoOdS rOOmed house, In very dcslmblo loca.
tton, GU North front street, for $500.
Seven IOOmPd Brick House, corner Thirty.
Eighth and Wood streets, rents for S2lG per year,
for Sl,7O0.
Eight RoomOd Frame House on leased ground
dwelling Houses aud store.rooms for rent.
q. o.. SMITH,
myt7 1910 Main Street,
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Railroad bonds were quiet; sales 81, lA,OO.
Government and State bOudS dull aud steady


~
.. 8, Is reg,-...,,,. .l2SHlNRGh / ChAt.,,.,,, 955i
Y, S, y coupon r,... 2SGINeWIerey Centnl,ll0
=, =. AS reg, ,,.,,,,,l 1867 Northern PRciae,m 279,
U, s, * c0upOu., .l0G5u do preferred. .,,,, GiL
Adams Express. -. la lChicRgo IN, W ,,,,, 1867
American Express III do preferred ..,.,.-lS9
Canada Southern. So New York Central,lO 1861,
Central Pacific. .,.,.. 81 IOhiO 4 Mississippi, g!G
Chesapeake &0hlO. 90kl do preferred. ,,,, 20
do first preferred, hSI Pacific Mai. ,,,..,,. SO
do second prefd., 81 1PttlsburHh,-n,...lGO
@, q. q, 4 I.,... .,...,. 7lhlReRdlng ........,.,,,,, 49,
Denver 4 X, G,,,.,., l6LISL, l., IS, F.,.,..,.. q
Erie. ..,,....,,,..,..,,., 965J do preferred ...,.. BIZ
do preferred ,,...,. Is do hnt pTeieTTed,l 10
Fort WRyne.,,m"r.,lb 7. 10. n, &St, Paul." 6SN
Kansas 4 Texas. 1914 do preferred. .m,ll 10
Lake Erie Il West. l7HITexAS Pacific, ,,,,, 49,
do preferred, ,.n., 9LiIUnlOn PacIhC..,., b95s
Lake Shore, .,.,,,,,,. lO3H limited States EX,, W
Louisville \ Mash. GsTlWr ST., l.. 4 P.,..,.. i6T
H., n, a. & C....r.., 40 do preierIed,,,,,,, 9sJI
Memphis & Chas,., 60 IWellG.FargO tx .,,l3g
Michigan Central. 50 Western Union. ,,, s5&
Missouri pACilC.. 70lI
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one q dose. Cure
headache, constipation and indigestion,
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

We may get far enough above pig.iron
some time TO appreciate and encourage
hntun nnhin.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
The Opium, Case.

Mr.. ]. q, Thompson has given US few
items regarding the opium smuggling ex-
aminel At Bismarck. The case was called
on Saturday, end ult. and adjourned until
Monday TO bring witnesses from ST. Paul.
1t occupied Monday, was adjourned over
Christmas and; finished on w ednesday. The
examination was conducted before Isaac
Ross Esq, q. s. Com missioner and resultcd
in Mr.. a. Curran being bound over 10 APP
pear at the next term Of court to be COM
menced on March 18th. The bonds were
placed at $8, ,090 and in default Of payment
Mr. Gurrnn was confined in the jail At Bis
narck. Mr.. Curran In his defense gave
testimony in substance as follows Towards
evening on Sunday Nov, l1th, a man came to
my house and wanted to remain over night
Next morning he said that his horses were
tired and asked me If would take his
things to Bottineau and ship them for him
10 Denver. j came to the station on Mon
day to find out what the freight rates were
70 Denver. On Tuesday evening came to
town With goods and put them in car On
Wednesday again came in, paid charges
and signed bill Of shipment. The man gave
me $40 for doing the business and lve paid
the freight. The man remained al my
house until Thursday and then went away.
n the main, this man correspond with tile
description Of the man captured At Denver:
4 was not aware that the goods we're from
the Canadian side rs the man told me that
he vas from the Antlers Dakota aide,west
.of Mouse river.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
4 Wild Goose.

On Tuesday, New Years. large crowd
gathered out near the wuter tank 10 display
the accuracy Of their aim with n Spring
field. The target was u wild goose which
had been in the possession of A S Nero, be-
ing saved from the fames by Will Patton,
ESQ, who lost his mitts in his exertion. The
bullets fell thick and fast around that living
target. but still the head bobbed serenely TO
Captain Thompson belongs the honor Of cut
ting the string that held the goose, and
after an exciting chase it was captured
Streeter put in some good work. but nc
goose; man after man stepped up, and then
stepped back sadder, wiser and madder, for
the tempting target sat and laughed all owe,
its face. Chaplain McCandlcss of comp any
b came forward, took aim, the wings topped
and the goose was dead.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
VERY WARM.

How great the contrast. Here il is jus,
cool enough to avoid the sand flies Of Cali
fornia the yellow fever Of Florida, aud that
general feeling Of Incidence SO prevalent in
the south. The gentle breczes fan US go as
to avoid excessive perspiration, and our
lightest summer clothing just fills the bill
Spread the news far aud wide, "Behold we
dwell in elightsome land
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
,ew Year calls were away below par.

New Year calls were away below par.
The eclipse just took the eye Of MeCand-
less and he still talks Of its beauties 1t
erainly was fne one aud owing to the
lear sky was distinctly seen.
J Chnmberlin Of the frur Of Stoughton,
Chambcrlin & acintosh, came in cn Tues
lay to assist in taking stock, and get state
ncnt Of business for past year. lie regrets
orr loss exceedingly.
Money to loan on final proofs and cha: a:tels
Contract given Tor the amount you will re-
ccive ore- AMI above al expenses. tyG
e. Sutton at Batescn s Woods gtore. Land
Offices in general attended 10.
Remember the Methodist service At the
school house next Sabbath evening Jan 9th.
Rev } A Hoyis, presiding elder of north
west district will preach and administer
the sacrament Of the Lords supper. All
invited. ~ ......
We have received an aciostic on th{
words "a Happy New Year to ALL" Iuadd
up of scri 2ture very nicely arranged by
Miss F Burr, but in the necessary confl-
sion Of the week we are obliged to omit
along with other matter this week.
Postmaster McEae of Willow City dropped
into our Office on Monday to give expression
to his sympathy for Bottineau in the sad
calamity tha. has befallen it. In behalf Of
Willow City be very kindly offers to do any
thing that lies in his power towards the re-
lief of those who have been SO unfortunate.
Although not at present in need Of any ou t.
siae help, yet, we nevertheless appreciate
the thonghtfulness Of our sister town.
subscriber sends us the following: 4
very enjoyable dance was held at Mr.
Browns on Friday evening last. Some
fifty being present,all enjoying themselves
Immensely. After = suuptuous supper
served ny the hostess and family, dancing
continued until near daylight. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Yeomans,
Misses Stacy, Misses Ferguson, Miss Nellie
Hawker, Messrs. Taylor, Tregent, Cairns
and Ferguson.
The Bottineau Literary Society meets on
Friday evening Jan. 9Th. The program is
long md interesting. The great centre Of
attraction will be the debate--that old stand
By, the Negro versus the Indian. Our printer
and two others will MAKE, affidavit that the
Negro has suffered most from the hands of
the white man; and the printer for our con
temporary with two others will swear onEa
stack of almanacs that the Indian has been
most injured. Thns.s.lhss. NAE !Mazes and
still l4eewerid moves on. 3
ssThe frc has occasioned q great deal of
Emoying on the part Of our inhabitants.
Walter Bstesen Is about moving into tile
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Ayrss, and
Chas Mckeen take the house where he has
been living. Prof. Cathro viii be found
over the railway track in the house
lately used as an undertaking establishment
by Greiner. D. McBrayen win reside
for q tins with G. J, Coulthard. Tibbits
and Morrissy are lonely waits cast on an
unfriendly world Pc sandli and family,
,slettcbak, Ertresvaag and J. Nordin and
family abide with Mr.. Bjorneby. Dougall
Macarthur went cut to his fathers place.
Thus those who were homeless arc again
finding homes.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03

The post Office will be, found at the s6bre
Of Stoughton & Co.
All thst was left of gun belonging tdthe
armory was found in the ruins. r.
Charley Smith, the only and Original, Host
all his carpenter tools as they were attNhe
NC B laytn Lttci. -. +s
Dougall McArthur ished $3.50 in sill er
from where his cash box fell. Archie lHst
everything including books belonging to ae
judge Of probate.
Since the fire j. Woods has acted as nigE
watehman. He reports that some of oul
young men are out late at night; they seem
to come from over the creek
d DR.. Ellis saved his dental outfit, but it
was at the risk Of his life his face being
quite badly burned. Hesays: Blessed are
those whe have little AID then they can't
loose.
MIS-. Cathro lost many of her wedding
presents that were very valuable and bighly
priced. The professor lost all his books in
cluding thoae belonging TO the superin.end-
ent of schools.