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FIRE NEAR BELMONT,

An OIL Rig Nurns Up and Considerable %
Property Is Lost.
Special Dispateh to the In'elligencer.
BELMONT, W. Va, July 26.-A derrick
on the Smith farm, about half mile
from town, and belonging to the Dun.
can Oi! Company, OF Pittsburgh, burned
tonight at half past eight o'clock, in
volving loss OF all the machinery, to-
gether with a one hundred and liity bar
rel oil tank. Nobody was hurt. This
was originally a shallow we'll, and it was
being drilled deeper.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as fol-
lows: 1ncrease-John A. Foster, Buck
hannon; G. W. Fisher. Bergoos; I. N
Spears, Bolton; Henry Vanaickle, Pleny
9. CT Turlsy, Hartford City; Robert
Knapp, Wolf Run; Thomas Miller
Charleston; James Justice, Parkersburg
Thomas J. Waller, Flemington; Simon
Paine, Milton; Caleb Cochran, Clifton
Cornelius Sears, Ellenboro; Anthony
McCulloch, Williamstown.
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Miss nlcCrncken's Funeral.

Special Dispatch 10 The Inteili0ner. rGN
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 2s.-The
funeral Of Miss May McCracken, the
young girl who shot herself last Satur.
day, occurred this afternoon. 1t was
largely attended. But one theory, that
the shooting was accidental, is accepted.
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Bcs7oS, July 2S.-President Harrison
has written Governor Bracket an auto
graph letter in which he says he hopes
to be in Boston Tuesday, August 1o,
(the day OF the Grand Army parade) and
in reply to the Governors inquiry states
that he will accepssuch hospitality on
the part OF the State as bis brief stay and
tho exercises Of the occasion will per.
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Er,stus Wimnn's Scheme,

TORONTO, ONT, July 2S. Erastuu
Wiman, in letter published in to.day'a
Globe, argues strongly in favor Of the
appointment OF Canadian agent to CO.
operate with the British Minister at
Washington. Mr.. Wilnan says the
necessity for high commissioner in
London to represent Canada is not one
1.-THE as urgent as that which demands a
similar official at Washington, and that
the closer the relations between the
countries becomes, the more important
will this appear.
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Allowed In Port,

New ionK, July 2S.-The French liner
LaBourgoyue, (which for the past two
days has been detained at quarantine
because CT one Of the stewards having
developed case OF smallpox, was al.
lowed to come up TO her dock this after.
noon alter being thoroughly fumigated.
The steerage passengers will be landed
tomorrow. -.Fls at ~ Z ...grsE
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MILWAUKEE, July 2S.-About fifty local
sports, together with that number more
from Racine, went down to the Illinois
State line yesterday to witness the fight
Tor purse OF $500 and the championship
OF Wisconsin between Patsy Darlington
Of milwaukee,, and jim Davis, OF Wausau
Ten rounds were fought when Daring.
ton was declared the victor, >.
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probable utility and economy. He
stated for instance that during this see.
sion there have been over 800 roll cals,
each consuming thirty minutes, or an
aggregate Of Thirty working days, and he
asserts by the uso OF his machine twenty
five days could have been saved. Tho
committee took the matter under ad.
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DESPERATE FIGHTING,
The Great Revolution in the
Argentine Republic. Is, #
OVER ONE THOUSAND KILLED
In tho Inst Battlc...The News sup.
pressed and no Details OF tho d
Fight Received =. Sympathy {
with tho Rcvolutionists (
LONDON, July os.-Tho Times has the
following from Buenos Ayres dated July

LONDON, July 2S.-The Times has I'll
following from Buenos Ayres dated Jul
%: ai" aIIs.
Noon-Fighting began yesterday a
dawn and ceased at dark, both side
maintaining their positions. Colman'
police and cavalry suffered terribly ii
attacking the civicas and troops.
Tho city during the night was like ,
city OF tho dead, but behind their shut
ters the citizens wcro on the alert
armed with rilles. After nieh.iall the
civicas advanced two blocks. -
Tho PROFESSIONALS reopenel heavy ar,
tiIlery fire at dawn to-day OH the troops
under Vice President Pellegriri. A
terrible mistake occurred during the
lighting. The Eleventh regiment
suddenly turning in favor al
the provisional government ap,
proached the artillery and before
they could make their friendly intpn.
tlons known to insurgents they were
mown down within narrow street.
The Minister OF War was wounded and
Iue MlulSIer OF FINANCE was taken
prisoner. Col. Nfarmendia, Major
Campos and many other officers were
killed and the commander OF the fire.
men was shot by his own men.
3r.M.-The whole navy has declared
in favor OF the provisional government.
4 r. M.-The wars}lips have ceased
bombarding. Bulletins ANNOUNCE that
the revolution has triumphed. 1t is Ger.
tain that the provisinals up 10 the pres.
ent have had the best OF the fighting.
MONDAY, ga. M.-President Celman's
troops have occupied the houses around
the plaza Mayo and have placed lich.
artillery in the plaza. The demands OF
the civica union have been reduced to a
request that President Celman resign,
IL A. M.-President Celman's officials
assert that the Civicas are treating for a
surrender, but this is disbelieved.
3r. M:-Tho government troops have
resumed firing. The streets leading TO
Plaza Mayo are blocked with bales OF
$3.50 p. M.-The chiefs OF union civicas
have rejected Celman's terms. The
troops hailed the decision with viyas.
Firing has been resumed.
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The Chamber Of Commc...

!, e7. rAuL, MINI, July os.-The,
Chamber OF commuco to-day! aaopteJ,
Of ,e.so"s the co,,s protsstinc ngainst recount.
AZ snsh N. rssa eemsns 81 the city Of st. Paul il,
oun count 'eiouht .m IS TO be made solely on ac.
soIni suM h o. alleged frauds in Minneonoli, I
iRo Ro o;,;sa because Of jealousy between tbs
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Attempt to Wreck a Train.

WlSsrED. Cr., July 2S.-An attempt
was made to wreck the through peasen-
ger train from Harrisburg to Boston, in
Winstcd Thursday morning at o'clock,
BY pulling a railroad tic on the track.
Friday morning at 3 o'clock large rock
wos thrown through the window OF q
passenger car Of the same train. Tho
tie was discovered tand removed. The
officers have since patrolled the track,
and though certain parties arc suspect
ed, no arrests have been made.
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RICHMOND, Va, July as.-The yener.
able Rev. Dr.. Theodorick Pryor, D. D.,
father OF DR.. Roger A. Pryor, died at his
home in Nottoway county last night,
aged 50 years. He was probably the
oldest Presbyterian divine in Virginia.
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WHEELING, July %, 1890.


I Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record three deeds OF trust and trans.
fers Us follows:
July 2S. by @. A. Schaefer to Rebecca
Sharer, for $3.50, part OF lot II, in
square 5, in Sprigg 4 Ritchie's addition.
July %, by George W. Eckhart, jr.,
and wife to Margaret A. Hill, for S2225,
lot l, in square 5, in Gilehrist's addition
No. 3.
July &c, by H. F. Behrens, trustee, to
G. A. Schaefer, for Sl,040, lot II, in
square 5, in Sprigg & Ritchie's addition.
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Lost Her Jewelry.

LdNDoS, July 2S.-Miss Eastlake, the
actress. who has Just arrived in England
from New York, lost quantity OF Jew.
elry valued at $500. on the voyage. it is
believed that some thief among the
passengers on the steamer OH which she
travelled stole the iewelry,
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BuESos AYEEs, July 27-Evening.-
The revolutionary movement continues
to spread. The fighting between the
government troops and the revolution.
lists hes been desperate. The govern.
ment forces to-day were defeated, and
1000 OF their soldiers killed. The navy
has joined the revolutionary movement.
1nsurgent artillery bombarded the gov.
eminent houses and barracks to-day. A
twenty-four hours truce has been ar.
ranged between the opposing forces.
The triumph Of the reyolu,ionists ap.
pears to be assured.
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LONDON, July 2S.-A feeling OF de.
preston prevails on the stock exchange.
Argentine and Uruguayan issues are
practically unsaleable, andhave declined
from 1 to . per cent.
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Officially Contlrule Ell.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-A telegram
was received this morning by the Acting
Secretary Of State from Minister Pitkin
at Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic,
stating that revolution is in progress.
Thearm is divided and siege is declared.
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Totals,

Whecllng."............ . Q l 0'2OIa 0-ls
McheesPort 80. ...... 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 / O.
Earned runs-WhcelIng7 7. McKecsport .. Two
base hi,s-Mcyers. I.ytle, George, Cline, o 'Brlen
: Three base hits-Lcamou, Belts. Cline, Mills
and williams. Home runs-IcRmoD. Williams.
Zeigler. Double plays-l.eiis to Mills to Cline:
O'Brlen to Mills 10 Cline. lAscs OIL balls--Of
Gray 8: Oft l.ealnon ]. Base given for hitting
man with ball-lly FITZGERALD i. Struck out
BY. Fitzgerald 8: by Gray !. Wild piich-By
urly. Time OF gamc-l:sl. UmpIyc-Janison,
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LATER.

A dispatch from Buenos Ayres sent at
10 a. m. says that the Government troops
have been largely reinforced and that
President Coleman has returned.
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Telegraph Communication Stoppet

StUlIIEWe
BuESos AYREs, July 2S.-The authori
ties OF the Argentine Republic have no
titled all telegraph companies whose
lines connect with the lines in that
country that electric communication will
be suspended until further notice.
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The Emperor's Health,

BERLIN, July 2S.-Emperor William
arrived ut Wilhelmahaven to-day, on his
return from his trip in Norwegian waters.
He is looking exceedingly well, and
there is no doubt that the trip has great.
ly improved his health. l.0I5.'
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July oS.-The
plant OF the Monitor plow works of this
city was destroyed by fire this after
noon. Loss Sl50,000. The loss is fully
insured. The fire caught from live
spark,
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Clonkpnkers, Trouble Ended,

New YoRH, July 2s-The balance OF
tho locked.out cloakmakers returned to
work to-day under the new agreement,
and the troubles between the employers
md the men are ended,
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LONDON, July 2S.-Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien will start on tour of America
about the middle OF September.
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Pension Examiner Appointed.

SVCIul DISDU1cH 10 IHt INltIIIIcNttT.
WAsnISGToN, D. G., July 2S.-The
Commissioners OF Pensions has appoint
ed DR.. J. Z. Pitsnagle pension. .examin-
ing surgeon at Harper's Ferry, West
Virginia.
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Stenynal al,ID NRlya.

LONDON, July 2s.-The steamer La
Gascogne, from New York, arrived at
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Capchart's Boom to be Picked
in Its lncipiency. isa
A PARKERSBURG CONFERENCE
OfThrce Including Mr.. Camden and
Ills Noodlc Settles tho Question.
A Shrowd Scheme Given
Away by the Intcliigcncer.

WAsniSoroN. D. O., July 2s.-The
news reaches this city in 4 direct md
entirely reliable shape that the Fourth
District Democratic Congressional slate
has been made up, and tina. in spite OF
conflicting aspirations It is going to be
put through tho convention. Mr.. james
II. Capelart, OF Mason county, thinks
he is working up boom toward nomi.
nation. lle Inns Gecured pledges from
Mason and Wayne cohntice, and is
vigorously stumping the others. AS a
matter OF fac. this--incipient bubble was
prickGd and the nominee decided on at
little conference which met in parkers.
burg week before last. There were
present at this small and select confer.
encc ex-senator Camden, ". N. Chan.
cellor and John Hamilton, Of Calhoun.
late Clerk Of tho House OF Delegates.
Hamilton was the man named, and full
arrangements were made rs to the cam.
phign. including the most liberal dis.
pensa!ion OF the ex-Senator's Doodle,
ssioS's MISSION. GE
About the middle OF last week ex.
United States Marshal Lum Sehon was
summoned TO Parkcrsburg to complete
the details OF the deal. His immediate
business was to sec to the counteractinr
Of the Capehart influence in Mason. He
reported that most OF the Mason county
Democrats Of any prominence were al.
ready inclined to 90 back on their pre-
vions pledges, and that Capehart had
obtained the Wayne delegates for the
simple reason that nobody else asked
for them; consequently there did not
appear TO be any serious difficulties be-
fore Sehon. 1t was agreed, however, to
let Capehart 90 ahead with his little
programme, but to see that it amounted
to nothing more than an innocent
amusement.
TIE GROWING STROKE.
But the crowning stroke in the game,
as decided by these worthy gentlemen,
is to be vigorous and most ostenta-
tiously conducted canvass for Chuncel-
lor as the nominee in Wood county. ].
Il. Mcclure is the dark horse feared
there, and the Conference;was decidedly
OF the opinion that with no other candi-
date from Wood, Mcclure would get al.
most solid delegation, which would
not do ut all. On the other hand, if
Chancellor could divide the delegation
with him.and these votes held for Ham
ilton, they might prove to be exceed
ingly valuable in 4 pinch, and the Con-
ference thought pinch might be one Of
the possibilities. Therefore Mr.. Chan
cellor will make canvass, unless the
unexpected happens, and do his best to
control at least half Of Woods twenty
eight or thirty votes. Meanwhile, Cape
hart is .expected to continue his per
formance in ignorance Of the fate re.
served for him, and Mcclure can do
likewise, If he wishes to. But the Cam
den movement is not to be obstrucled by
any such triiles. The Camden Senator.
ial boom needs representative in the
Lower House OF Congress, and it pro-
poses to have one il possible.
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Mansfield, D; Akron, 1,

Special Dispdtch 10 he lntels1encer. n.
AKRON, ONO, July 2S.-Manefield
nearly shut out the home team to-day,
Fournier was very effective, while
Whinnery was hit hard and safely.
Score: I5J.. .se -.D05. y
ra|.." l.. II. T.
Mansfield ...". 0 o % 81 3 0-x-9 lS /
Bstteriss--Akron, whinncry AMI Sweeney
Mansfield, fournicr and Fi;zslm u ons Earned
runS-Manthcld, s. Two base hits-Keus,nan
Clingman and Motz. Double plAy-Iialen tc
Dittnau TO Motz. IMSe on balls-Oir Fournier
!: Whinnery, 5. Passed bnlls--Fitzsirm0us, p
Sweeney. .. Wild pitches-Whinncry. Time
2:O5, uurIre-LGWjs Hill, Il..4- = 80 n
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NufrnlntA lhoDulnflnn.

BuFrALo, N. Y, July es.-Complete
census figures ior the city OF Buffalo
show q total populatiou'of 255, ,5A3. ~
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THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE,
Tho bids FOR its Construction have to be
Compiled before Action,

Compiled before Action. RI
Tho Council Committee on Contracti
met yesterday evening for the purpose
Of opening tho bids for the construction
ofthc Min street bridge over tho creek.
Nine bids were found, but two OF them
failed TO contain the certified check for
$1,000, which the specifications called
for, and they were not considered. The
form Of proposals called for bids for
twenty-five different items, making II
an impoesibility to get ut the total
amounts OF the bids until they arc care.
fully figured out. This work was turned
over to the engineers, and the committee
adjourned till to-day, it not being dcci.
ded whether they would get together in
the afternoon or in the evening.
Bids were received from s. Harold
OF Beaver Fails, Pa; j..
Ls Duke 4 Co., ollBerea, Ohio; Jolly
Bros, Of Pittsburgh; lutte, Stratton K
Foley, OF Pittsburgh; B. B. Harris, OF
Greensburg, Ind; ualleck Bros, OF
Rootstown, Portage county, Ohio; Pdige,
Carey K Co., Of New York city; Miller
( Co., OF Pittsburgh, and uoag 4 Petit.
lidier, OF Pittsburgh. Thess last two
no checks, and were not con.
sidcred. ssl-
No idea could be formed as to what the
ssoss amounts OF the bids will be. but on |
'ome items there are great differences.
The lamp posts range from S25 10 Sl50.
md the excavation and grading from 80 |
,ents yard to six times as much. Sew.
,ral Of the bidders stipulate that they
sill not be held 10 finish tho work by |
December l. ,u1
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The following letter, transmitted yes.
terday, leads to the hope that some steps
will be taken promptly toward imyrov.
ing local sanitary conditions:
.a.u WHEELING, July %, 1890.
Dr.. G,oroe T.. Garrison. Health Officer, Wheeling,
lrfs. Virginia.
DEAR sIR:-There will be a meeting
OF the Board OF Health Of Ohio county
at the Office OF Prosecuting Attorney
Howard, on tomorrow (Tucsday) even.
ing at eight o'clock. l shall be glad to
have you present and state any facts you
wish as indicated in your note OF recent
date. Yours very truly,
e. @. MYERS, NJ. D.,
President Of the Board Of Health Of
Ohio county.
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: ALWAYS buy Maryin's Cakes ant
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THE BAREBACK CAMP.

bridgeport, Ohio, July IS, 1890.
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quite serious accident befell Rob 81

quite a serious accident befell Bob bic
Lean on Monday morning last. He was haul.
ing grain for J. A. White. and when driving
off the platform after weighing at Msrrisl!
Bros. l. Luca's scales, the ground being rough,
be fell from the gran box right under the
wheels OF the wagon. Ono Of the wheels bare
ly missed running squarely over hi, head. and
as !! was, Grazed it and bruised 1t up consider
ably. The wheel ran over the wrist of bis
right arm. but luckily his wrist happened to be
lying in depression aud 1t did not break It,
but bruised it badly. Iu some manner large
tc"cos .was c"t in ono of bis legs, just above the
eeall psltsap aus UN ~ tiss ply.
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Mrs. R. H. Simpson arrived 10 lovn, las,

Mrs. B. H. Simpson arrived 10 lown, last
Saturday. from Centralia, Wash. Whom en-
route here, 1t was her i'll luck to bs oneof the
passengers OF tho il-fated train On the North.
ern Pacific, which was wrecked near Noxon,
Montana. The train was derailed aud all tue
cars burned, with the exception Of two Sleep
ers. Mrs. Simpson escaped from ono cf tho
burning sleepers through one Of the !ransoms.
She was not injured, but lost her trunk cou-
talning her wearing apparel and some valua-
ble papers. All escaped from the cars with
the exception Of the express messenger. who
was burned In the wreck.
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Everything is assuming quito a. lively
aspect in the past few days. Tho farmers are
busy hauling and cleaning their seed wheat,
and our implement dealers arc kept quite rusy
putting up and sending ou: new seedsrs. The
weather 10 fine and the hurry and hustle Of.
seeding ti,no is almost upon us. Tie. fa!iuers,
as a general rule, arc quite hopeful OF being
rewarded for their labors tli:A season, claiming
that the ground Is in bett6 condition this
spring, than for several Year, past. May
their greatest hopes be realized iu tho way OF
au abundant harvest.
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Hope, n. D.

Rev. 9. B. Mahaney is endeavoring to
arrange for course Of lectures to be given
here in the rear future. He is negotiating
with Col. Plummer and Rev. Hall, Of Csssel-
ton, and Rev. J. II. keelcy, Of Wahpeton, and
will himself speak one evening from so,nc iu-
teresting topic, which will make, course Of
four lectures. He desire, to secure City names
ut one dollar each for the course, and has al
most that number secured. This would be
well worth attending, aud should bs patron
lied by everyone.
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WANrED-A teacher for school on SEC. 20,
In Norman school township. Term, 8 months,
commencing about tho first Of April. partieu.
lars apply to James Simpson. ST., Director,
SEC. 30 Of same township,
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--Messrs. J. D. Brown, Albert Ward and
Jas. +. Mcmahon, accompanied by Mrs. Brown,
went out to FuIer's Lake last Tuesday after
noon. for hunting ja,ut. and brought In six
large geese, ono Of which weighed something
over twenty two pounds, as the fruits OF the
expedition. Well done.
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p. s. Houghton & Co., Galesburg, N. D.,
sell 2-horse Acme hsrrows for $1,000, aud
3-horae for $500. Grand things for puver-
izlnC the ground, summer following and back.
setting. Other new and second hand farm
implements very choap.
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MIR. J. L. Wilcox, OF Fargo, came up
Thursday for few days Of pleasure and busi-
ness .,nbincd. He reports that he and Harry
Baker arc enjoying 1ne trade iu their meat
market at Fargo and that everything 10 fairly
prosperous, all Of which their many friends
hero will be pleased 10 hear
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Misses May Morehouse, Ellen Baker, Genio
Norgord and Eva Baldwin, aud Msssrs. Win.
Rugg, Arthur Moote, Bert Shaw and W. L.
Warrey. of this place. were candidates for Ger
tifcates at tho examination held in Sherhrools =
Tuesday. Miss Paige, Of Broadlawn, was also
In attendauce.
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--Straws which indicate which way the
wind blows point in the direction Of . stropR
under.current in favor Of the ex professor for
County Superintendent.
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Tribune: Tuesday was lively day In
Sherbrooke. Tl,lrty-one persons presented
themselves at the court house as candidates
for certificates. We heard one of the county
officials remark that he had not seen 90 many
good looking young ladies in many a day az
were present at this examination.
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Parties wishing to rent land will 6ud 1t to
their advantage to consult L. c. Day, who is
authorized to rent l50 acres on Section i, and
100 acres on Sil5ction 4, Township ia. Raugo
56. Also, IS acres on Section "a. and l50 acres
on Section 2G, Township l45, Range S.. This
land is nearly all n stubble. Address
l.. {. DAY,
p0nc N n
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We have an arrangement with the pub
fishers, the Bismarck Tribune, to furnish
copies OF the laws Of the last session, In pha,l-
phlet form, at the low price Of fifty cents mach.
Those wishing copies will please leave their
orders at once at this Office.