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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
RE ahsxe rsl.rS Elsctssr.

TAs 1ksxe IslaR1 Election.
An amendment to the constitution Of
Rhode Issaad, repeating the prohibition
clause, was reesEtly Submitted to the vo-
teys Of that state. The returns show that
Il WAS carried by 4 coo more than the nsc.
esssry three. ffiAs, snd high license will
take the plsce Of the blind pigs in Rhede
Island
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
TAKEN UP.

By the undersigned, ON Sunday, JdSs
2, dark iror.gray mare about Eve year.
years old weight about 1900 pounds
branded B on left shoulder and left hip
fstula on right shoulder.
SILAs E. RYDKR, Hsnptes, DSk-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
STRAYED-

From Westneld, Emmons county, D.
T.. one daIk.bay geldlng, almost black {:
white streak in forehead ; both hind feet
white had leather halter on when he
left. Any information leading to bis re.
covery will be literally rewarded. Ad-
dress the undersigned.
GERRrY M1LLENAAR,
Westfeld, D. T.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28

Two FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
We still seek to get those who owe for
the RECORD to pay up by offering the
Northwestern Farmer free to any one
who will settle to date and year in ad.
vance. Any new subscriber paying for
q year in advance will also receive the
Farmer free for e-year.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28

Correspondence of the RECORD.
The gephsrs are going to suffer. John
shermer and 81 Suverly went out bright
and early the other morning and in the
evening returned weary and footsors with
big bagful Of cats Meow P-h-l-z-z!
ED Cook is building an addition to
his house. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rodgers
returned Saturday from their trip to Ne.
braska. He brought his little boy with
him. John Shermer has recently been
employed as cook at Badgers ranch. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Kennedy, of Penn.
sylvania, formerly Of Gaytsn, have lost
their eldest daughter. Miss Frances. The
cause Of her death Is not yet learned....
As Fred Whittier and John Shermer we're
driving In Mr.. Badgers horses, and while
going down hill. one Of the animals fell
and broke his neck, dying in about two
minutes. While Fred Whittier was re-
turning from the postof1ce one Cay last
week he met two peddlers coming up
the hill just behind Mr.. Kelley's. They
had reached the top when the doubletree
broke. The ponies started to run away,
but Mr.. Whittier caught them. The buggy
rolled to the bottom and tipped over the
bank, with the peddlers in it. One be-
came unconscious, but. recovering a lit.
tie. said, "Was there any money losts'
Miss J. A. Mayberry paid her Livona
friends short visit Saturday and Sum
day, BUTTEncuP.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
The Livona school will close on Friday
Of this week. Mss Buckley, the teacher,
has given general satisfaction. The crops
in this vicinity are looking we'll, but
good steady rain now would make them
look much better. i understand that II.
+. Douglas has . contract for running q
stage line ON the opposite side Of the
river, in Morton county ...Our new Sun
day school has large attendance, and is
doing finely. Mr. sirean Suverly Is our
superintendent. The new school board
for ihIs township are Director, Sirean
suverly; director-as-lsrse, John Wilde
treasurer, W. J. Kelley. go. .Shsrmsn Su-
verly has been carrying the mail in Mr.
Scotts place for several days, a. the lat
ter had other business to attend to.".W
j. Kelley was recent visitor to the Cspi.
tai City david Sites paid his relatives
short visit this week. He has been
working for Hr. Bates, in But1eigh
county, during the past snmmer....Mr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
TAKEN UP.

A yearling bay mare colt white star
an forehead. Owner will please call. pay
charges and take her away.
JoHH HAMMIN, Armstrong, Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
TO TAxPAYERs.

Until further notice the County Treas
4rer's office will be open on Mondays,
and closed on the other days of the
week. DuGALD CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
A Query.
ARMSTRONG, N. D., June 25.

ARMSTRONG, N. D., June 25.
To the Editor of the RECORD.
Recently divergence of opinion arose
out this way as to the difference in the
matter os security for deposlts between
national and private baifAs. i was
claimed that, in case of the failure Of q
national bank, the government guaran-3
teed the payment of depositors. This was
denied. Which was right7 IKQu1RER.
(Ans.-A national bank must deposit
national bonds with the government to
secure IT'S note circulation. That is all.
Its depositors are no better secured than
those of private bank.-ED.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28

For Improved Singer Sewing Machines
80 to Miss Kate Brady's, Bismarck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
81 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

John Yegen, of Bismarck. has many
friends IN this neighborhood, and they
heard with sadness of the death Of his
little daughter, Dora. Mrs. Shandreau,
of Apple Creek, Burleigh county, has
just returned home, after having paid her
relatives (Mrs. John Wilde and Mrs. Paul
Suter) pleasant visit. What~is the
matter with our neighbors clubbing to-
sether and catching large mess of fish
for their families? They have done it
before and they can do it again. When
your correspondent last heard from Mr..
Paul Suter he was much better, and we
hope he will continue to improve. 1t is
no uncommon thing nowadays to see Mr..
John Burbage &c riding by on his new
$4e0 horse. . ANNE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
OIniO.
ON 1Os
Correspondence of the RECORD.

correspondence OI Iue NECVRU.
Crops are looking finely. On Beaver
we do not wait until July for juneberries.
if left till the next. =. Everybody Is going
to camp.meeting ......A lady from La
Grace was visiting friends here and near
Winchester last week. She ls thinking
of coming to Omlo to settle permanently
"A. L. Reynolds has enlarged his stock Of
goods, not in the dry goods nor yet in the
grocery line, but in the form of boy,
and his name is Willie Lee. EclLA.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28
South Prairie.

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
A. L. Morrison had runaway with his
four horses, and one of them got badly
cut on q wire fence. -. There was quite o
crowd in town Saturday. 500. The Misses
Cash and Anne Petrie visited their sister,
Mrs. Hubbard, Saturday. In regard to
those 'drewnded' rate If Nordas r.
knew who they were, she might have
went to see whether they were home be-
fore she wrote. Your correspondent has
been requested by several OF the parties
to state that whenever they set cut to 60
anywhere they generally get there and
that, as they are neither sugar nor salt,
they will not melt. They also say that
they did not know that any one was
drowned, for there has been no funeral
and no one is missing. OLD NICK.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-06-28

Correspondence of the RECORD.
Thisis fine growing weather for every
thing. Wheat in this part Of tile country
looks fne. Among those who bought
horses out of the Taylor herd were NJ.
Mahaney. span of big gray mares G. H.
Bumstead, bay buggy mare F; w. F. Ho.
ran and S. D. Cummins, span of bay
nares....W. F. Horan lost fine two
year old colt few days ago. =. When the
wind blows from the right direction there
will be wedding at Winchester. Break
ing ls about over in this neighborhood
Captain and Fred Cotton paid South
Pralriea visit recently. Fred was right
at home on the prairie year ago, but Of
\ late he is stranger in these parts.
Wherefore?.. Jacob Stouder was re-
cent visitor to Eureka. ). Mrs. j. D. Hub.
bard will start for Montana in a few days,
where she will relieve her husband from
'bachinE." Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will
not be absent permanently, as their home
is in this country. .....B. B. Moss did not
come this way with his herd of horses
A great many we're disappointed, as sew
eral intended purchasing teams, while a
number intended to buy some colts. But
perhaps Mr.. Moss's failure to show up
was for the best. If AL. and Billy dom
keep their distance" from the up. Beave,
country the green-eyed monster will be
abroad in the land. >. Mr.. Honstain il
repairing two new basket racks for hay
ing, and says, let the winds blow, he will
stack any how. SN1T.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness 10 robust health
marks an epoch IN the life of the midi
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
treasured IN the memory and thcag,ncy
whereby the good health has been az
tanned ls gratefully blessed. Hence Il
is that 50 much Is heard in praise OF
Electric Bitters. 80 many feel they
owe their L ,toraiion to health To the
use OF the froat Alternative and Tonic.
II YOU are troubled with amy disease ot
tine Kidneys. liver or stomach. of long
or short standing. you WIiI surely uud
relief bv use ot Electric BItter-. solid
at 30 cent, and 81 per bottle at Peck
Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
BOARD or EDUCATION,



There NAs .,.l meeting of tfe
Baald 4l Eda.auao last uglii, g. taAe
seton ca tl.s res gaauon ol president
Fletcher. All 81 tae m@nlers were
present exefA Mayer kllesa. aud
nlel1bers BleAle ana Heas. niaa. Als-
Trustee Cook occupied tlle CHAIR mtl
tae eIeeLoa ot Ifassee E.cnArts, Is
pfa- 4sat At.er iAe realns 81 Mr.
Eetemrs gaatna. Mr. NeBllde
mat,J 81 ace.8l ~ Which Nas doae-
Nr H.Ar Lu meFtd that tac h,agd
elect IS IS sslUc. ,sar. Me-,Fs Merra ana
Alien were appointed telisrs, and tue
istl lals east Ntfe IoI ElViau4s, i0r
tfr snoaa and : for bTun. Nj. h.eu-
..ris tuaA tac cnau Wlta gAe ir.ci Ic-
marx. "a laAuA you fur ule campil-
n4enl Nlat j, the next business "a
move ne adjourn sad Nr. felkcfs
but on 1oQucsl ot several meMiers tAe
m0uul was Withdrawn
III Was thea decided - close al ot tie
schools on Tuesday, the lstn, AT u
o'clock, noon, and that the
session commence AT 8 'clook pa the
morning. s1as a. ALLOW twenty y-t~o+i Tie
lady teachers Mlo Alc members ~ tne
Oralouo Society % participate n ue
q Glmore concert, al Hartman Hall
on the afternoon and evening OF that
day.
4 letter from Joseph Housoman was
read, n winch hc resigned a. chairman
Of the WAYS and Means Committee on
account OF his absence IA Europe Tor
three months.
4 communication from Or. Cronk,
pastor OF the Plamhold Avenue Nj. T..
church, WAS read, IA which he asked
the board 10 reconsider It's action by
winch Mr.. Richmond, former teacher
IN the North Iona Street school, Was
displaced. 4 communication Was also
read from Catherine Macarthur, asking
10 be employed as "A halliday teacher Il
the Ugh school. a her removal hac
been made on account of the impress
sion OF hcr physical inability - teach
and that shc was NOW thoroughly re-
covered from her sickness and cOuic
demonstrate her fitness tOt her work.
Both oi the papers were referred 30 thc
Committee on Teachers.
The bids for the grading and sOddlng
OF school grounds were referred ~ the
Committee on Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
iNut with Lots Of Meat init!.
Ha EYEH RESIDENT Or Grand RAPIDS { VICINITY 70 caCL

Every Garment purchased from us is
made ia Grand Rapids. Every dollar for
labor is left with the laboring people of
Grand Rapids, instead Of being sent East.
Every customer becomes a sharer in the
profits, as we save one profit, the manufac-
turers and the consumer gets the benefit
of the same.
Every Garment we sell we guarantee
tirst-cass in regards to quality, tit and
workmanship Everyone pays the same
price for the same garment
All goods marked plain-no marking
up goods in order to reduce price. Our
every day regular prices always as low as
the so-called Slaughter Sale prices of other
merchants.
Our immense sale OF Suits, Overcoats,
Boys Suits, and Childrens Suits testities to
the popularity of our Clothing, and the
confidence manifest in our statements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
A FISH STORY.
Three sportsmen Catch Big String of

Three sportsmen Catch n Big String OF
Perch.
julius Kuhn, Frank Shattuck and +.
:. Wclch went to Ottawa Beach Friday
to fish. They returned last evening with
a string OF about three hundred perch
and had given away about one hun
drcd before reaching the city. They
say that the perch and bass are running
in shoals like herring, and that they
can bee caught a fast a. they can bc
taken from the hook. Ii they lad
fishcd steadily while there they might
haye IOadcd frclght car.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

The railroad officials going from N6s
city arc. IS. A. Gavcti, " " Rose,
Geo. r. Smith, !. +. Williams, J. X. N.
Agnew, 7. -. Nye. J. J.. Howard, L. J..
Rogers. A. r. YereT and Assistant
~upcrntsnd eut Connolly. of the G. &
n. NJ. rsliwav. au , T.. Bradley. mas
ter mechanic 0f tao -. J.. n ]. road
Al of soc Grand Rapids officials of the
j.. 7. Il \ road. and p .srge number
of D.. J. 4 = anl g.. Il Is. ". loco
motive enEuf and frauen leave on
q spesl tram th.- morning to attend
thc lnlrrai of George Matlo1s at
Ia18. ca Hamaer ~ tae q " W.
II 16a aa3 locomotive eng. eer. at
NreS.g1n 80 attend
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
SAYS He WAS DECEIVED.
sait Brought a. obtats a Dissolution oi
Partnership fte.


Partnership fte.
Eugene +. North brought suit ia the
superior court, yesterday, against las
partner, Wesley b. Sweet, asking for a
dissolution of the firm, and also for an
injunction, restraining Sweet iromneeO-
tiating Or dlsposng OF certain notes.
The petition alleges that Sweet WAS
operating an employment bureau and
real estate agency IN the Weston build
ing, Oh Canal street, and that he in-
duced the plaintiff 10 enter into part
nership Nlth hIm, on the representation
that the net profits OF the business
were $40 a week. The amount paid by
North for h.s one-hAlf interest in the
business was $500, paid in the shape of
two notes, one for $40, payable Ia 40
days, indOrsed by Daniel E Soper, and
the other 500, due ia 90 days North
SAYS IA las petition that the business
did not legitlmstely realize $40 net per
week, and that from the time he
entered into the partnership, May 7,
lac did not draw but s, Mllle las ex-
penses were sI3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
DIDN'T PAY HIS TAX

Hendricks smith. - NeNBsro sounft.
Arrested by the =. r. Marshal.
United States Marshsl Water vesier-
day arrested Hendricks smith. st l'afk
City, Nowaygo county, for selling hQuor
without having pad ihe GOverument
tax. Iie was taken before Comm s.
-ioncr HcQuewau and committed iu de-
fault of bal. u IS understood That the
case vIl ho settled on Monday by the
payment of the tgE and al lhe costs
Oh tic arrnst
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Adam stab and q. II Egglcston. two
Young men who board 80 2l5 south d.
vsob-st.. each sw0re out . warrant
yesterday for the arrest ~ Chss. ROBIN
s9n. ~tshi ipet p coat and vest from
the hDuee and Eggieston lost sn over
cost which tbey tnInk Robinson took.
Detect So Smith recovered tne ovcTcDst
from second hand clothing store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS.
Suggestion Sent out Yesterday by the
Johnstown Committee.

Johnstown Committee.
The JOhnstOwn Relief Committee
held meeting at the Board of Trade
rooms, Yesterday, and decided to issue
the following general recommends
ton:
"The managers Of all the manufac-
turing firms IN the city, the officials OF
all the benevolent and secret societies,
and the mercantile and professional or
carnations are requested within their
own membership 10 make such c0ntrl-
buttons to the sufferers by the great
Pennsylvania flood as they can afford,
and report 10 the committee at the
Board Of Trade rooms. at 10 O'Clock a.
M, any day next week"
T. ID. GuBEEr, President.
!. c. LEVI, Treasurer.
CAMPBELL FAIR, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
ST. CECILIA OPERETTA.

An Entertainment 10 be Given Soon Nv
This Musical Organization.
The ladies of the st. Cecilia Musical
Society are making arrangements for
producing the charming opcrctta
Little Rosahud." hv Carl Hnecke.
rns oporotts ahounds ln delightful airs
4rt ie yerN entertaining. The society
H n procure suishle scenery and the
stage settings Wil ite very pretty. The
pro' .ei- oI tIo 'ntoria Dmrnt are 20
go ior tuc benefit Oi thC Johnsi0Nn
LII -lr-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
PLUGGE FREE.
His Wife Gets Cabieprsm stating that
lie u at Liberty.

Mr.. Pluggc, wife Of the HoAander
who was taken b. bis natyc.country for
trial ON an old charge, yesterday re-
cciyod a cable dispatch from her hus-
hand IN Holland. The message con-
sisted oi just one word. "Nry.' winch
n English means "Froc' From tins
Il +, supposed that the Holland court
have found Pluggc not guilty and have
released hm. D. wlll bc some time be-
fore any OF the particulars can be
learned
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
PUBLIC LECTURE.
Bishop Richter Upon Military Orders in
tho (athnIic (hnrch.

the Catholic Church.
Bishop Richter has consented 10 give
"a lecture on Military orders in the
Catholic Church." under the auspices
of thc Grand Rapids Commandcry
Knights OF ~. John. on tine evening of
June 80, at ~. Andrew Cathedral the
funds Ia go toward furnishing thc new
It. John Orphan asylum. 1hc plom-
inenco and ability of the speaker. TO-
gcther with the pral-eWorthy object.
VIII doubtless draw out good au-
dlcUCs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
THE SWINDLERS.
They are ArraigBed in Police Court
sorbett Gets Bait

torbett Gets Bail
VIII Corbett, Walter Shepherd and
Artomus Amber, the three sWlndlers,
were arraigned in police court ycster-
day morning and demanded an exami-
nation. Only the complaining witness
WAS SWORN and no new facts different
from those given ln the TELEGRAM
HERALD yesterday morning.
Young Corbett Was hailed out Of lall
Yesterday 10y his friends. but Shepherd
and Amber stll languIsh behind the
bars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Death of Mrs. Frank a.. Bewes at Mont
Poiners, Minn.

Geo. W. Hewes, OF the Grand Rapids
STAR Co. received word few days
ago that his sons wife, Mrs. Prank ..
Hewcs. OF Montgomery, Mimi. was
dangerously I'D. Mrs. q. ". ncwcs im-
mcdatelv left for Montgomery, and
Yesterday Mr.. Hewcs received the sad
news that Observation-Disclosures dead.
Mr. Frank .. liewcs Is woll known ia
TINS city and hls many friends here
wlll sympathIzc deeply with hIm ln his
bereavement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09


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ilrst Reformed Rev. 4. MotFdlAc, pastor.
sermon appropriate 60 the day lh lhc hiei h
lhs- thldfcu services 40 Tie afternoon al !
% clocA. oung peoples prayer meeting az
I o.9 a. m, anu no evening service. All arc cor
"'~-ls i"'i'0N-
All persons interested ia Iheosophy "od
WISDOM, spifitaal science, divine law ~ cure,
CHRISTIAN sclcncr OF metaphysics, are invited
To hear sidney Thomas, ei san Diego. tal,, at
the OnFersalist Church sunday al ,. Ia. Lee
ture or tai6 Tree.
PlAiuneld Aysnue Coner..-at tIonaI-Rev. J. T.
IfIisf,a pasfar Narntl,,. ,,, ,,eIit,, ,r,ie-S
at the usual houfs ~ilnaax school af noon.
Dung nroui,.'s ,.rfefv of thri.rf.u tndttNor
meets "a 6.sJu u In th. ,.v.ninr fhe pastor
wtll preach A ,rrI,,oi, ia The children.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

There is more Catarrh in this section
of tine country than all other disease,
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurablc. For
a great many years Doctors pronounced
it Il local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and 10y constantly failing 10
cure 10y local treatment. pronounced It
incurablc. Science has proven catarrh
to be Il constitutional diseases ,and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured lay
+. j. Cheney Il Co, Toledo, OHIO, j. the
only constitutional cure on the market.
1t Is taken internally IN doses from 10
drops to Il tcasp0)nlul. 1t acts directly
upon the blOod and mucus surface of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY " co, Toledo,
@. Sold by druggists, roc.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-19
Great Drop.

Ladies' Fine Dongola Shoes $1.99 worth
$275. Ladies' Kid slippers 90 cents,
worth 90 cents. Mems Congress shoes
$500, worth $500. Good Fine Brown
Muslin 81 cents worth Z cents, at the
cheap store Of VIM. Rininger. IS
WANTED-Boy 10 or l6 years old to
work on farm. Enquire OF j. GASNETT,
Wellington, Ohio. eff
For pure ice-cream go to J. B. Vermilya
A fine Gold Hunting case Am erican
watch aud oct cigar for nickel Ut L. T.
ROBINSON.
For pure ice-cream that will recommend
itself call on J. B, Vermilya,
Why do they all like ]. B. Vermilya's
ice-creanP because he uses nothing but
pure cream.
BREADl BREADll BREADill
On and alter this date the public can
be supplied with bread from the Cleve-
land Baking Company at our store. 1t
will be received daily by express and the
people can be assured of getting just what
they call for and that is fresh bread manu-
featured from the best brand of -four and
pure yeast BowLBY HALL.
Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cabbage
Worms, &c, ale quickly destroyed 6y
using "Hammond's Slug Shot" Il rs the
cheapest and most effectual arlcle,knuwn
used with safety 10 man and beast for ten
years. Sold by
20-tf Laundon, Windecker & Co.
The incest ice-cream parlors In town are
at J.B. Vermilya's
SPRING ARRIVALS-A full assort-
ment Of New Styles always on hand, aod
all kinds OF Straw Work neatly done u,
the Millinery rooms Of Mrs. S. Cady,
South Main street, Wellington, o.
RN Goodwin Is still writing up cyclone
insurance policies daily. Now II you wan,
your property paid for when il is damaged
by cyclones please call and see him.
WATCH ITl--A gold watch and ciral
Tor fye cents at Gibson's office of the Pos
tai Telegraph Cable Co. In Horr, Warner
& Co.'S block.
II you want Cigar made Of pure sc
lected leaf tobacco smoke the Moss Ros,
Cigar, sold at Owen Britton's Cigar an,
Tobacco Store. Every cigar warrante,
perfect or money refunded.
Wellington, o., April 20, 1880.
The latest designs Of Baby Carriage
and sold exceedingly cheap at
| HoYT q BENscHorEN's.
Il WANTEn All x>..n... ...tf-. a,