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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09
Total

VOt4l o. cu
The total amount of this justice report
aggregated $1,000 and the amount al
lowed by direction Of district attorney is
% above $3.50. In addition to the re-
port there we're two petitions 6led. one
recommending and urging the acceptance
Of the report aud allowance of the fees,
and the other petition requesting that the
report be rejected and fees not allowed:
Saturday May 3rd, 1880 ga. MI
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present Chairman McGuin, Commission
eYs johnson and Vaughn.
Minutes from April 30tt up to date
read and approved.
The following applications for rebate
and abatement Of taxes we're disallowed.
H L Crandail, Drayton; Edmond Gar
diner, Carlisle; James Byers. Cavalier;
| W L Abrams. Hamilton; w H Burr,
Grand Forks; Edward Brennan. Necl,e.
Application Of Hugh Biggerstaff for re-
fund Of two orders destroyed by expira-
ton of six years liuiit, amounting to n
was disallowed.
Tie board consisting Of Chairman Nc.
Guin and Commissioners johnson,
Mansell and Vaughn, as per resolution
of April l1th convened at the site OF the
bridge petitioned for by the freeholders
of the township of Batl,gate to be built
across the Tongue river between sections
3 and 10 town 1872 range IS; after viewing
said site and investigating the necessity
of said bridge, did. and do hereby az.
prove the location and building thereof.
Therefore he it resolved. That the an
ditor proceed to advertise for the build
ing of eaid bridge according to the follow.
ing general specifications. Main span to
he twenty.eight feet long and ten feet
lligl, from the bottom of mudsill. which,
is to bic of oak, each end resting on
well framed bents. At each emil Of
main span TO he short sran of twelve
feet each, the floor to be sixteen feet
wide inMde of railing. aud To lie
three inches thick. Agood strong bridge
will be required.
Proposals will he received until y
o'clock noon OIL Tuesday July sth 1890.
| Adjourned until 2 p. m.
| Saturday May 3rd 1890 9 o. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
same members present.
The following bills were allowed to lie
dawn from register of deeds salary
funds.
] D Winlaw. salary a. deputy
register OF deeds for April........S 100 90
J d Winlaw, extra work after
hours making up mortgage
i Lists for assessors ut p cents per
000f Observation-Disclosures. so 90
o n O'Re,lly, salary a. clerk in
register OF deeds Office April. 60 90
r Dixon. salary - clerk in
register Of deeds Office APRIL. GO 90
Tie following to be drawn from treas.
urels salary funds.
H Schaefer. salary as deputy
treasurer for April..................1 100 90
4 Vaughn. for work in treas
nren office. ~ days frc,:
It'll 10 April 18th
! per month. ,.......
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AT THE COUNTY BOARD.

The commissioners spent Il busy day
Tuesday. Under the impression tina,
the board was to make general ar
rangememt of school district loumlar
les quite delegation Of people from
different parts of the county were ii
attendance. The board decided, OH a
close reading of the law that their on
ly duty at present. except by petition
of one.third of the voters in the dis.
trict affected. was to annex all unor,
ganizel territory to adjacent district.
which was done and the result j.
printed in the commissioners proceed
ings. After this date no new district.
can lie formed, which will result in
some friction.
While the delegates present did moi
do much by their presence. yet the
discussion of their troubles with Supt
Jackson. the commissioners and eacl
other. will be of value in settling mat
tiers when they get home.
After the school matters were 1T
tended to, Attorney ID. W. Yorke,
presented petition to abate the take!
on a large number Of lots situated il
PemhiI,a and Neche tOwnsites, which
are owned by the Great Northern r
r. and which lave been assessed, tax
ell sold at tax sale and nearly all deed
ed to the county. MI. Yorkey elo
quently contended that these lots wer,
exempted from taxation under til,
'gross earnings law" by which til,
railways lay taxes OH all their proper
ty as a per centage. These lots how
ever not being used for railroad pur
poses have SO far been considere'
taxable OH that ground and the distric
court has 80 held. tits probable how
ever rs the tax titles are undoubtedl,
defective, that there will he com
promise. In most cases the lots ar
only of nominal or speculative value
Equitably. town lots held for specnla
tive purposes should pay taxes whetl,
er owned by railways or private indi
yidnals and We believe the late legis
lation SO changed the wording of til
law that it is now certain that the,
will have to.
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The PIONEER ExpHEss At
tempts to drag the other commission
ers down to his (Vsughn's) level BY
assuming that the Democrats charg
es against Vaughn also extends tc
them.-Batligate Democrat.
Inasmuch as they passed all til:
bills which form the bases of the
charges without u dissenting voice
we don't see how they escape the
Democrats condemnation.
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The First Step.

Perhaps your are run down, can't eat
can't sleep. can't think. can't do anything
to your satisfaction. and you wonder wha,
ais you. You should heed the warning
you are taking the first step into nervous
prostration. You need nerve tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. Sur
prising results follow the use Of this great
nerve tonic alternative Your appetite re-
turns, good digestion is restored. and the
liver and kidneys resume healthy action
Try bottle. Price Soc. 1t Short Bros.
drugstore.
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Bucklen's Arnic. s.,v.

The best salve i'll the world for cuts.
bruises, sore'. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. teiter. clapped hands, chilblains
cor"s ard all skin eruptions. and positive.
~ cures piles, or nopay required. 1t is
granted to give perfect satisfaction. or
,noney refunded. Price e5 cents per box.
aale l,y Short Bros.
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Grand Forks gave Bishop shanley O

Grand Forks gave Bishop Stanley, of
the North Dakota diocese, grand recep.
ton on Tuesday evening. The closing
words of the bishops address are worthy
Of note. ut is grateful to me to feel that
the narrow mindedness that las cl,arac-
terized 80 many cities of the east las
never found its way to Grand Forks and
God grant it never may, for the spirit o!
religious fanaticism is great deal worse
l think than the spirit of inidelity and
the spirit of bigotry AMI fanaticism
sllonld he kept on the other side Of the
river. Let it never come into Nortl,
Dakota but keep it across the line with
its whisEey."
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Assessors Meeting.

Meeting was called to order and WIN.
Smellie was elected chairman and A. H.
johnson secretary.
Moved and seconded that all colts one
year old be assessed to average $o5 each.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that all colts two
years old be assessed to average $40.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that horses three
years old and over be assessed to average
$65. Moved in amendment that the
average be SIS.
Amendment carried.
Moved and seconded that all stations
be assessed to average 800. Motion car
ried.
Moved and seconded tilnt cattle under
two years old he assessed to ayerage S.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that all stock that
has been wintered be considered "a
yearlings. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that cows two years
old and over be assessed Ike average at
80. Moved in amendment that the
average be SIS. Amendment carried.
Novel and seconed that working oxen
be averaged at SO per head. Carried.
Moved anG seconded that all other
cattle two years old and override averaged
at SIS. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that all mules
and asses be averaged at$5O. Carried.
Moved and seconded that all sheep Ike
Averaged at g. Carried.
Moved and seconded that all hogs he
averaged at q. Carried
Moved and seconded that articles from
5 to II inclusive. be left to the assessors
Judgment. Carried.
Moved and seconded that goods and
merchandise be assessed at 50 per cent
Ct invoice prices. Moved in amend
ment that they be assessed at 60 pei
cent. Amendment carried.
Moved and seconded that first class land
be assessed at $3.50 per acre, second clasl
at S., third class at 81 and fourth class al
81 and that all land within two miles oil
an elevator be increased q per acre and
all land from 2 to Eve miles from an ele.
vator be increased 50 cents per acre
Moved in amendment that the fou
classes be assessed ut n, g, 81 and u re
|spectively and 81 per acre be added t
all land within 9 miles Of an elevator ant
SO cents per acre he added to all lane
from 9 to S miles from an elevator
Amendment carried.
Moved and seconded that no town 10
shall be assessed at less than 81 each.
Resolved that elevators aud warehouses
be assessed to average from 5000 to IS
1000.
Moved and seconded that auditor mai
a copy of tile PIONEER EXPRESS contain
) ing the proceedings of the meeting. I,
eacl, assessor. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the roll o
assessors he called to ascertain who ar,
absent. Motion carried.
The roll being called. the assessor
were all found present. except from tn
townships of Gardar, Lodems and Park
Meeting then adjourned.
\; A. II. JOHNSON. Secretary.
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DRuNKEANEss-LlQU uARrr-r, ~,
the World there 10 but one cure.
DR.. llaineR, Golden 6reea8a

1t can be given in a cup Of tea or coffee withou,
the knowledge OF the person taking it. efectips
SPEEDY and permanent cure. whether The %.
Thousands of drunkards have been cured Eho
have taken the Golden Specific in their cofiee
without their knowledge, aud today believe they
quit drinking of ihei own free will. No harm.
l1l enect results from it, administration. Care
guaranteed. Send for Circular and fuli pas,icn.
lars. Address in confidence. GOLDEN STEcirIc
Co.. 1s5 Race Street, Cincinnati, OF
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The New Discovery

You haye heard your friends and
neigllbors talk about it. You may your
self he one Of the many who knew from
personal experience just how a thing it
is. Ifyou have eyer tried it, you are one
Of its staunch friends, because the won.
derfnl thing about it is. that when once
given trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds place in the house.
1fyou have never used it and should be
afflicted with cough, cold or any throat,
lung or chest trouble. secure bottle at
once and give it a fair trial. 1t is guaran.
teed every time, or money refunded.
Trial bottle free at Short Bros, drugstore,
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Five Pointers,
First: That the biennial copc3aye Of
Supreme Lodge knights Of Py.
thiae. convenes at Milwaukee
July sth to 18th, inclusive, 1890.
second: Ti'at excursion tickets will b
sold from all principal points in
the west and Northwest 70 Nil.
waukee aud return At rata a.
one fare.
Third: That the Wisconsin Cent,,i
tile direct line from Minpeapo.
liz and St. Paul to Milwaukse,
wish two through trains each
way, daily, and Pullman vesti.
buled sleeping car service.
Fourth: That rs the camp ground 10 10
Gated directly on tile Wiscon,i1
Genital. paasengere taking I'D
line will have tile advantage
being landed there. y
Fifth: That circular giving detailed
inform alton will lie sent free
upon application to +. II. An.
son, General Northwestern Pas
senRer, Agent, ~. Nocollet
Hruse Block, Minneapolis: Chas
E. Dixon. City Passenger and
Ticketagent. l6o. East Third st.,
st. Paul, Mimi. or to Louis Eek.
stein, Assistant General Passsn.
engr and Ticket Agent, Nilwau.
kee, Wis.
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Mr.. d. sprague is importing four aud
a half million feet Of timber from Mime.
sofa this spring to be sawn into lumber
at his mill. The drive will reach here
about the the middle Of this MONTH
Winnipeg Free Press.
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We are now giving away the ''National
Encyclopedia" book wortl, 81 25 to Gus
toners. No lottery but straight gift.
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THOSE CHARGES.

any encouragement OIL the part OF p0r.
chasing agent Vaughn. There is that
coal deal-someone made $50 out of it.
then there are numerous items that We
will not mention as there is little some
thing III the commissioners proceedings
published as usual by US before the
sleepy official papers know that there
was a meeting of the board) appearing
in the Democrat THE week. Note, III.
r. Vaughn, services as commissioner
and trip to St Paul, go H. Il.
Vaughn, work OH grantcr and grantee
indexes and supervising work on Neche
bridge, $3.50 H. L. Vaughn, SER
vices as commissioner and mileage, $50.
A total Of sl6s;eo appropriated at one
session to go in Naughn's pocket. Why
necessity for Vaughn to 50 tost Paul.
and charged the county with his time
to w. j. kneesl,aw to complete indexes,
and Register Anderson has a sufficient
force Of competent men under him to
keep tie hooks in shape. Why does he
enter into Commissioner McGuin's dis.
trict and charge 500 as services? 1t is
an established rule that the resident
commissioner attends to such matters in
his own district. There was chance
for rake of, to say nothing OF any
agreement there might lave been be.
tween the contractor and Vaughn. We
do not know who the contractor is, but II
not thoroughly honest, Vaughn doubt.
less worked him for dizzy. There is
not another instance on our record where
commissioner has worked his position
for $l6S at single session of the board.
II this county has got to keep Vaughn,
put him OH the retired list and pension
him, but do not allow him to 20 to the
Golfers and help himself to such an
amount as he thinks he wants, or soor
there will lie nothing left in the treasury
and the county will be bankrupt.-Batii
gate Democrat.
Wonder how much Commission" Pur
chasing Agent Vaughn received for the
42l7.10 allowed the PIONEER Express fo
job work? The usual 25 per cent allowed
To canvassing agents, would help to swell
n1lp' g appropriation to neat figure
doubtedly secured the ''diyy.
Democrat.
items scarcely need com
part. The "coal deal
Democrat charges "som,
so out of" we do no
g about. The item o
,missioner and trip t,
fnts fare to and from
Oh the trip. and TIL
iice at meetings i'm
Letling and ensuing t
The Democrat deliber
Ehat it knows to le falls
assumes that Mr.. Vaughn
IS. Paul on private business
Isl he was sent there by til
lmoUs vote of the board, to max
llgements with the elevator com
es for seed wheat, and it was s
lisl,ed i'll the proceedings. "Worl
grantor and grantee indexes an
cruising work on Neche bridge,
go" First the Democrat gives
criticism OH the index bushes.
hen says. "why pay Vaughn Sc
mine bridges in Neclle!' Thu
trying to make the $50 do du
ptil the register of deeds oflic
sSeche. As matter of fac
alf}1IRafn Of this item, va
gregister Of deed
q. one days pay 70
Is. Why Mr.. Waugh,
/Neclle bridge might b
the fact that lie is YER
n bridge than any 9th
that al
rst.clasa
i've Nj
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For Sale.

Two high grade Holstein yearling
bulls. one il 1882 the other 1915 pure
blood pedigree on Oh application.
JoIiH e. JOHNSON,
HYDE Park. \. ID.
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Registered Stock for Sale.
Registered Poland China pigs. A fine
yearling registered slorthorn bull. Will
trade for other cattle. ]. d. GORDON.
4l-3m Ernest, N. d.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

A NNGAL statement for the ;ear e.dins De.
6ccmber 3lst A. d. 1859. of the ceodition ana
alairs Of the Burlington insurance Co., Of Bsf.
lows, made to the Commissioner Of ipslrsnce 81
the State u North Dakota, in pursusnee Of he
laws Of said state.
President g. Miller
Jscob Altar
Principal ONCE 20 w. Mn 81
Originated or Incorporated Dec. 2lst, lS0c.
Commenced business. Feb. l3th. 1861.
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Rheumatism,

QEING due to the presence Of uric
u acid in the blood, Is most effectually
cured BY the use Of Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid Is thoroughly expelled from tho
system. We challenge attention to this
testimony -
About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, I saw by an advertise.
Eent In . Chicago paper that man had
been relieved Of this distressing com.
plant. after long suffering, By taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. I then decided to
make trial Of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that It has effected o
complete cure. have since had no re.
turn OF the disease. Mrs. r. Irving
Dodge, ITO West 125th St, New York.
None year ago I was taken i'll with
\aammatory rheumatism, being con.
- led to my house six months. came
Kat Of the sickness very much debili.
tated. with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. commenced
using Ayers Sarsararilla and began to
improve at once. gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
i cannot say too much in praise Of this
well-known medicine."- Mrs. L. A.
Stark, Nashua, y. H.
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70, full psr,iculs:s IS 10 time. rates. address,
cHAS. See. F.J.CUSSINGHAM.
Gen. Psea. AEt. ST. Psai. Agent. Pemhina.
. TIME SCHEDI,LE:
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For Sale.
Good work horses, cheap for casl, or
on time. Also half section of land to
rent. all under cultivation, two miles
from elevator.
CORNELL & ABRAMS,
S4-tf Hamilton, N. j.
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ooSt0 m0s pursuant to adjournment.
present Chaifma1 AcGuin. Commits.
sionem johnson. Vaaghn and Mansell.
Adjourned until . Q. m. May, Lei, 1880.
!hufeday Nay, Id, 1880 8 q. m.
BOARD met pul1aant 70 adjournment,
same members present
we ss s ,H'!s: 49,. sPpic't'on' for seed
: " Dlnnusoa 25 bushels
Antoine Batlette 20 do
John LalIerrty 50 do
John Baptiste Dubois so do
Dernhart Satire 20 do
Margaret Francour 50 do
Adjourned until 3 p. m.
Thursday My LIST 2 p. m.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
same members present.
Board met with assessors in compliance
with revenue Law.
Adjourned until $50 p. M.
Thursday May LIST 1880 7:30 p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn met.
same members present.
The following bills Of assessors were
allowed.
Sever Tollack, assessors meeting
and MILEAGE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 90
+ u Lee, assessors meeting and
mileage Observation-Disclosures. ~ 20
Magnus Snowfield. asses'rs meet.
ing and mileage ................... Is so
II Kelley. assessors meeting
is Erickeon. assessors sweating
and mileape,,,,.....,........,. 70 60
A H johnson. esseseors meeting
and mileage. 900
/, P Bisset. aseessors meeting and
mileage. ......,.................... 900
W II TAFT, assessors meeting and
mileage. ............................ $50
Geo Roadhouss, assessors meet
ing and mileage 400
Thos Lang. assessors meeting and
mileage. ............................. 600
John Heaxlett. ASSESSOR meeting
aud mileaRe.. ......,,,,,,.. son
K Meyers, assessors ueeting aud
mileaes.. i. 60
Frank Francis. aslasors meet
ing and milea9e.r...... 10 sol
Geo Taylor. al1ssuors meeting
and miles es.. ..... 80. $50
F c MyIic& aasesoo1s meeting
and mileage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Vim McMurchie, amount of bill
$500 allowed..................... $50
DR. John F Minot. for professional
services rendered in case Of
Emil Carlson, amount of bilIt3O
allowed. ............... ......... % co.
Bill of Rev c N Turcotte. for
funeral expenses. etc $l5 Was
P e Donavon, 4 days attendance
district court and mileage in
Fisher aud Morris cases.......... 40 GO
Eugene Harris, nursing pauperE
Carlson "a Observation-Disclosures. IL O0
Adjourned until May End 8 am.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
same members present.
| Commissioner Vaughn reported that
the bridge across the Pembina river
known as the GerOuX bridge had been
repaired and rebuilt and requested that
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For Sale.

One fair size'l pony. A well secured
note payable next fall will buy her.
36tf Z. q. HARRIS. Pembina, n. D.
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To Minister

Northern Pacific clergymen's half.fare
permits have been made available over
the Visions n Central lines. 1913
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Girl or woman to DO house work on
farm. Address, stating where can he
seen, ]. H. BIRD,
$40 Pembina, n. d.
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For Sale.
Oats and corn for sale on time, on well
secured paper.
w. L. ABRAMS,
36-tf Hamilton, N. D.
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Farm to Rent.
Three miles from Pembina, 20 acres
broken-considerable hay.
Soft. AMOS PcRDY.
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An apprentice wanted to learn dress
making. Apply at Miss Reinholdt's
dressmaking rooms, over Mrs. Juliot's
milIiner storey. 42.tf
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Wanted.
A good girl to do general house work.
Good wages. Apply to
ao.tf Mas. C. O'HARA,
Pembina, n. D.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE BY J. w. COLEMAN. 22sLs MONT
4 gomery street.
$36,00G-Prominen corner Kearny St; rents
$351 per month; fully worth $4,000.
$lS,5OU-Pacifc Heights: Jackson ST., near Lagu-
na; houses OF 9 and rooms and hath: brick foun-
datlon: tne marine view: size 40 :6x127 % II.
$eOoO-Investment property. 10th ST., near
Shnreh: severed: 75x1O0; Will subdfvide; only
SSl00-Cottage OF rooms: 22d St, n. side, mr..
Interest
$SOo0-Nice building lot; Fell ST., near Devisade-
70; street work done: 25x137;6
$275O-nice lots; Shrader ST., W. side, mr.. Fulton;
2txlO6.3.
slS00-Treat ave. bet $50 and oath: nice build
ing lot: street work done; size 26xl09.
$l2,O00-Pacihc ST.. nr. Sansome; 3-story brick;
under lease for $50 PEI month net
$470U-Futon nr. Lyon: 50xl37:6
$bOOO-LYun ST. adjoining Dark. hOXl Of g. SuWtf
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$500 tending the bar IN me a sIsr On
and biliardroon In one OF the best locations this
city; clearing at least $500 per month: owner is
thoroughly reliable and is one of the best-known
and most popular men in this city, he has concluded
TO no longer depend upon hired help; incoming
man must be of sober habits; this is plain bus-
ness. and owner will teach you how TO attend bar IL
not already posted. ABBY X. KENNY - Kearny If
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C.y0n0 ONE OF THE VERY FINEST GRO
. u -OOO- ceries and bar, ! block from Market
81, with large trade; fine line OF GOODS corner:
: large rooms; low rent; will invoice $4,000; no
better bargain on my books. FEAZELL, 9I7 Mar
ket ST.. Room 2. doc7 St*
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&dUNn PARTNER WANTED "a GRAND
u WV. Opportunity 10 assist In looking after
the hired help and the Office etc of the very
best livery and boarding stables in this portion of
the state; doing very large business aud Is clear
ing $500 per month over all expenses which Will be
iuly proven by trial for 50 days before you buy:
large and hrst-clSSs stock of horses. rockaways,
buggies etc; has been kept by present for 20
years; has concluded to take partner to relieve
y kearny 81. II