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FOR SALE-BICYCIES.

IDR SAIE-LADy'S CUSHION TIRE PSYCHIC,
in excellep. condition, with lamp, bell and tools
terms sasn cheap. Call before p. M At 1744 st.
NV o. G. n aue5-:Ss
EOk sALE-CoNBISATIOS DART SAFETY $50;
Il New Mail. So; Boys ami Girls CLINT now SIS
former priee. scs; Drop F~.me Psyche, used six
weeks. SUo CfCLERIES. 11O4 q ST. n. tya0-:An
EOR SALE -CHEAP-PsYCHo SAT- Try BICYCLE,
suitati Tor lady or gentleman perfectly and
guaranteed for one year; Sl0 down small monthly
pay ments lI25prh -. NV tel6-tr
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1t y announced that all the property Of the
New England terminal has been purohssed BY
the New York, New Haven and Hartford BAIL
road Company for o., ~, 600
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THOMAS BOWLING son, Auc,ioneers.

I
CHsNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN"
ID. {.
BY virtue Of decree PASSED on the ID Of October
1891. by the supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia IN cause NJ y lbs. Eq Doc. 30. Hcha,d 7. Bell
art Alien r. Bell, the undersigned will O.fe- sale
at Public auction, in front OF The premises. MON
DAY. AUGUST TWEETY- NINTH. 1892. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p II the following Lots OF Land in the
ottcial subdivision q Lincoln. D. G.. 70 wit: Lots
nine 90 TO sixteen 49, inc usive. OF section one q
described in Lber 7t4 and folio III seq one Of
the land records Of said District. improved by small
Frame House.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. of which a deposit of
$50 must he paid at the time Of sale and the resi-
due in two equal installIn-nts Of year and two
years respectively. with interest from day sale
the deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
on the property sold. Convey ancng and recording
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale be complied with
in ten days after sale property will be resod
and risk Of purchaser in default This is made at
the risk and cost of tn" d.iaulting purchaser
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee
arlS-dSds 81 AZ St NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IL go Pa ave- NV

RATCHFFE. DARE CO.. Aqss
ApMIyIsJEaToR,s SALE BY cATAI9GgE, OF
"AI 81 Taf 1 STABLES
CAB AND645 NEW YORK AVENUE. 443 L STREET
BY A hSH ~ hE GNssf hSGE Tf pakT OF
80 Hal OF Tbh9TErISG R RC ANp WoRK
T 3St Ill f TfSEs4 F sTGGk k ktN b FEE
H gtiif Di SESws o ASEI a EEc Ffd5a9
ifirIK sEEaN. R14S ISFt hic6iR2D, gal.
wITIc9Lf 81 HFR IpE p F0RRt 4 Yi LIES
UNDEvELCPED COLTS
hokiSf sT0 s Il II EI Eg sS HETf OF
TR iL1H IS 81 BRMfWSSffR. F FL ANp
oIHiR.. I NhME IN PART FEW OF The
WAG0NETTES, p,rxs
Low BED WAGONS
HARNESS or ALMOST EVERY pEsCRIrTIoN-
SySsLE AEp D4TBLEirtx1GEHI SHD MHTnAyh Nv
THE BEST hAKIks.
BEt3SGINGs IsUAILf FOUND IN FIRST
TWO 90 TREAD POWERS. WITH CUTTING
oSE d1sSHoEsE POWER STEAM BOILER 70
anIH}R &ifH MANY 3filEk AkfIcLEs TOO %
NUMEROUS rs Be IS s 9E6b IS stcrlos
srrTEHSlih'f If,s f3}FaAs
hO S6k sEE FL saIE Fl F bHss IT E EaS
ruE fsssf SEPTEMBER SMITH; AT TEN
SS oh1 HNFs 81 NJ sAlf- Al SAB l. 81 REEF
wEPSESf sTPrE ss sE TlS That At TEN
STABLES st5 AND 8ia NEW YORK AVENUE
BY virtue OF an order Of the Supreme Court holding
a special term Tor probate business, will sell. by
places aentoned above The coui MS Of The staes o:
h late inv Dane eat party mentioned above
Catalogue ready Mond ~ August 20. and can be had
rna due Gpeg hs or
rHos, NJ DhAS Sa dl a4 SeR fart ave
RATCLTFFE. DAIR co. Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING x son. Auctioneers.
MULf PROM VEST virginia..
1ss al Nv w Vii se N oi
bazaar 6l} siee, 1o,,amsst six hid or more e
D anas EFT col TH5Mis BOWLING SON. Aucts.
'rHoMAs BOWLING & son. Aucts. 6i2 E s,nw.
KEGULAR SALE OF .HoUsFHoLD FURNITURE
HORSES, CARRIAGES. WAGONS.
WITHIN ogh hA sAiIs Rooms AND BAZAAR.
Day, arGrsT TWENTff--stEvESSTH.. "a $50 Is.
AT Ten O'CLOCK AN.
E;abracinE in rsrt
Mantri and Pier Mirrors ". " Cots Hair aud dtherr
Mattresses. BoIsters and Pillows. Dining Room ANA
Once Furniture One Tricycle. One Bicycle, Carpets.
ALSO
10000 CIGARS.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. HARNESS. &c.
THOMAS BOWLING * son.
arc2-r2t Auctoneers.
II 9TH AND ID SIS. NV.
The M6DERS AND WELLEQUIPPED Plan
on TTEsDAY. AUGUsT THIKTIETH, isp,.
~ TEN 81 THf ABOVE hE MID SE TIE
Sandpapsr Machine. Band Saw.
Ju-rtn- Lathe. = Gig Saws.
Boring Nschine. 1 Emery Wheel.
i Tensnt Machine 2 Mnliing MACHINES
] DoUble-heaied Plane, Flooring Machine.
5 Miier Machine. s tin ssT Saws
LIT Asserted Bits and lot Betting, &c.
saws, 10, Hand Clamps,
Lot Shaftin1. &c. Stoves,
Work Benches. Trucks.
Ofic- Desk and Furniture,
Lot Beading. shutters. Frames, Nantels Posts, Rails
Sash. Doors Blinds, Cornice Strips Lot Glez-d SASH
Lumber lizard and Soft Woods. / lot Unfinished
The machinery in this mil is nearly new and has
been used only short time.
entirety and if not sold then offered in detail AL
G. c. SPEED.
au24-5t Assignee
VI,UnN = 4
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A combination Of Welsh tin plsters is advo-
Gated for the purposes OF forcing . rise in
prices.
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REVENGE.
A politician fourished once,
Well known throughout the land,
Whose flowing crop of whiskers was
Accounted something grand.
And every editor possessed
Amongst his goodly store
or cuts. likeness of his phiz,
And used it o er and DER.
But when he happened things to do
OF which they disapproved,
With one accord those writers danced
On him whom they had loved.
II viii get even," then he cried;
They shall not boldly scoff
At me- and then he set himself to work
And shaved his whiskers off.
And then dire wailing and distress,
'Mongst editors was found.
For ne'er till then was such wealth
OF lnisfit cuts around.
Girls who are given to being surprised should
avoid exclaiming: The Idea,' while in CONVEX
satIon with the summer young man. He is
liable to interpret it as a sarcasm, or as an I'M
reasonable demand
For board In the country the bunco man went;
A week was the time that he passed,
But he found when he went his last dollar was
spent.
And the farmer got even at last
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IT PAYS.
Does poetry pay?' asked the young man.
Yes" replied the editor. You see, most
poets send stamps for the return of re-
jected manuscript"
"Of course"
''Weil, keep the stamps"
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STAT
JOHN E. BEALL. LEI y u NV
In ONCE from "a IN to p.H- nol7
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

III BERNHEIMER & co. Auctioneer,.
H. Successors 20 Weeks < Co.
LARGE SAFE OF CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES
ON FRIDAY. Act ST TwENTY-SINTH.
AT 1FS OCtoCK AN,
AT THF Contractors TtED.
CORNER OF SuUTH CAPTION. AND O. STREETS
SOUTHWEST. OPPOSITE BALTIMORE AND
POTONAC Raj .ROAD JERSEY YARD.
COMPRISING IN PART FIFTY CARTS. LARGE
LOT HARNESS, PICRS. SHOVELS.
STORES. &c, g.
BY ORDER or MASON 4 VOOLFOLK.
su.ysS3 CUSTBAC rDRS.
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I ATlMER X SLOAN Auctioneers and Appraisers.
L. l4O7 AND l4O9 ST
GEOCrRIFS. HORSE AND BUGGY AND HAIR
NFSS. trROTEKl WAGON AND SET of HAIR
NESS, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. &c,
AT AUCTION.
GA TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST. THIRTIETH,
1SfEs. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell
she eere Et-I.ts a. the CToreCy establishment No.
sr~, IOrh -. - Invest ennTscing in part
FINE LOT OF TEAS, POIIED MEATS, CONpI-
MEMS.
IMPORTED SaRBINES, PkESF RNES.
CANNED PEACHES. ASPARAGUS,
SALMON. I.oHS TEk. BROOK Trout,
PCDDINGS, VINEGAR. MOLASSES ASD SIRCpS.
WHISTLES IN GLASS. COAL OIL.
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS BLACKING.
COUNTER SCALE C4.AC kEkS AND CANES.
Also, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
OF NAIiONAL CASH REGISTER IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. 1SE FINE HORSE, BUGGY
AND HARNESS. GROCERY WAGON And HAIR
MSS, LARGE C0fFEE MILL. FINE CLOCK.
aJ.sJ-t, LA1INER X SLOAN. AuCtioneerS.
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RAieL4FfE. DARN = Oo-' a., a. III
ArT T6GgET51 EgG FrMNif SAkE OF
AND NECESSITIES
AT OUR
HANDSOME SALES ROOMS
AND GENITAL LOCATION,
SATURDAY. hTGJsT TWENTT-sTyENTH. 1892
IN THE Nay Of DESIRABLE
OJSFHOLD GOODS.
Such As PAELoR ANn CHAMBER
FURNITTEE or MANY STYLES.
WOODS AND II, II fINi l-II,-p,
B2F gHAM t9b He afR rd SUI
DINING RooM EXrfSsIoS TABLES IN OAK
AND WALNUT. SOME OF THEM BEING
NV eoNsiSSMfNT;
HAIR AND sHTcK MATTRESSES = s. So PILLOWS
ASR e2 OBS cHAl fSK iSP d hShtkS
AZ 0ESAiNs,NfM, waItH NJ Will SoT "
ATIENPT To ENUMEEA1E.
ca i, fSSSSfsSSFFNrxT.
100 COMFORTS,
500 'OTS. UNREGISTERED.
BtY. THEN. AT YoTR Own PKicEs:
FOR ACCOUNT on THOSE WHOM IT MAY
SAFETY BICYCLES.
100 TENNIS RACKETS.
AT TwEivE O'CLOCK.
on TIL q b LNAyNSiA M ASE nj fE3NT
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c, &c.
may 60 - by s-nd:nx same notifying any time
RADCLIFFE. paRR 4 CO.
Telephone. 1859 auo5-2t
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SHOOTING STARS.

''What is your favorite play?"
"Timon of Athens"
''Why, nobody produces that"
''Yes. That's the reason / like it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

'Tm sorry said one thermometer to an
other, but l guess IL have to trot another
heat"
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At the meeting Of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association at Atlanta. Ga, yester-
day an agreement wss signed by the Central of
GeorFia. the EastTennessee and the Cape Fear
and lsdkin roads. The Richmond and Dan
vile, Cincinnati Southern and Alabama Gssn1
Southern nre expected 70 sign
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\ ATIMER s SLOAN. Au,ts and Aprraisers,
L. li07 and 400 q 81. n.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, AUGUST
TWENTY SEVENTH. 1Sy2. COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK
EMBRACING IN PART
One UPRIGHT Piano, 10 PIECES Of Body Brussels Car
pets, several Handsome Parlor Suites. Walnut Oak
and Painted CbalIier Furnityre. II ir Mattresses.
Husk Mattresses Single Cots and Mattresses. Single
Hair Mattresses tuitabe for q. 4 Il. encaInpnent).
Binin. Room Furniture. China and Glass Ware, to-
gether with many other useful household articles.
ALSO
a lot Of Childrens ZINE Cndsrcothing. Mems Outing
Shirts. Scarfs. Sc. Lot Of Fine Dry Goods. sc.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses. Carriages. Harness. sc.
su.35-2r LATINER ( SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELEC1kICfTY-A POSITIVE CURE-AII NER-
~ vous affections. rheumatism, neuralgia. cancer.
tunnor. malaria. paralysis; positively prolones life
makes the Old younger md the weak strong
su2s3-lms DIR. HAYWARD. Specialist 1OJ2 l3th st.
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CT0p AND GET TIE BEST Is AND 25c MEAL
- IN the etty q THE kLkS. VO Penn ave. nv.
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PHILOSOPHY

And the farmer got even at last.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
H LADIES VOTED.
DR.. v. H. Stickney Reelected
County Superintendent
by Large Majority.
LARGEST VOTE EVER poLLEp.

Tuesdays election became really
interesting in Dickinson and more or
less so all over Stark county. In most
precincts tthe. strife was on county
superintendent, there being three
candidates in the field and every oEr
apparently confident of success. The
polls opened at . o'clock p. III. and
closed at 5, during which time 34S
votes were cast in this place. The III
dies had never taken part in an cleo
ton before and it was q; real novelty
to see them coming to the polls and
cast their first ballot. There was no
opposition to II. III. johnson as treas
| urer for district No. l, but Oh district
director for aterm of three years there
was ~ lively scramble, resulting i'll the
| reelection of NJ. i. klincfclter Ivy Il
good big number. The propositions
to bond, to establish u high school and
library carried also by Il good vote.
The vote OH director in the Dickin-
precinct stands: NJ. +. klinefeltcr,
1851, C. II. Merry l04, Otto Doskey 81,
John Fisher 81.
For bonds 2222, against bonds IS; for
High school oil, against High school
81; for library lS9, against library 81.
So far as heard from III precincts
out of - reported) the vote on county
Superintendent stands:
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
An Old Landmark Gone.

William Cuskelly, ST.. aged SO years
last May, expired Friday morning of
the 18th inst, at the residence OF
his Son NJ. s., in Okdale. Deceased
was born in Kings County, Ireland,
and came to Dickinson in 1883. His
latter years have been spent within
the vicinity of Oakdale with his sons
there. He was feeble and quite help
less in his reclining years. hut the
o n never faltered in making his
lingering days as comfortable and
pleasant us they could for their aged
father. who had done much for them
in his years of health and activity.
Services were held Saturday afternoon
ut the Catholic church in Dickinson,
and the remains of deceased were
laid away i'll the etery
beside those of the wife who had gone
six wears before.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
To Celebrate in Dickinson.

A meeting of the citizens of Dickin-
son was called to order Monday even
ing ut the Klinefelter building, cor
ner of Willard and Sims street, by j.
j. Freeman. n general expression
indicated at once that there was u
hearty sentiment in favor of celebrat-
ing the 4th. w. II. Walton and II. ID.
Stevenson were called upon for their
financial report, which showed $3.50
subscribed secured in Il few hours
time-and more in sight. 1t was
thought best to perfect an organiza-
ton and have committees appointed.
VIM. Ray WAS elected president; M. l..
Ayers, secretary; w. II. Walton. treas
erer; ii. ID. Stevenson, collector.
Race track committee: a. c. Nc
Gillivray, L. Deffebach. John A. Nc
Oregon.
Committee on races and premiums
j. ii. C%olgrove, John Goodall, w. IL.
Story, Jerry Hayes, l.. ID. Kidder.
Committee on speaking, platform
exercise, etc: G. +. Merry. Oliver
Whaley and j. p. Tingle.
Committee Oh parade: J. j. Free
man, Geo. Aud. c. i. Clark, II. L.
Hatch. j. II. Colgrove.
Committee Oh printing: w. A. Car
ter, NJ. l. Ayers and ID. y. Stocking.
Moved and carried that all money
be paid out only by order of treasurer,
signed by the secretary.
Moved and carried that the several
committees meet Saturday night, June
25. and as a committee of the whole
II week from that night. This COM
pleted the work and the meeting was
adjourned.
Call and see the bargains in Free
mans annex. je.25-2t.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow $ Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription
of one of the hest female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
has been used over fifty years with
nevcrfailing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During
the process of teething it's value is
incalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures ~dysentery and
diarrhoca, gripping in the bowels, and
wind-colic, by giving health to the
child it rests the mother, Price 25c.
n bottle,
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Trcspass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned, un-
der penalty of law, not to trespass in
amy manner upon the following lands
situate near Dickinson and in Stark
County, N. ID. viz:
Sections |, 8, llsand Is in township
l39, range 96.
All of sections l, g., 4, II; IL. = and
S. w. "A of section II: all of sections
Is, Ii, 81, % and q, in township 40,
range 90.
Section /; south a section 8; west
= and $. w. u section IL, township
l39, range 81.
DAKOTA LAND a. CoLoSIzATIoN Co.
Owner.
| Office i'm First National Bank Build
ing, Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25

By purchasing your Implements. Wagons,
complete stock of farmers Favorite and Ha-
wanna Drills, McSherry seeders,. Climax and
Canton Disc Harrows, with and without Seeding
Attachments; Solid Comfort single and double
Riding Plows, Canton Clipper single and double
Walking and Riding Flows. Monitor and Canton
Stubble and Breaking Walking Plows, Founder
and Dakota HarroWs, all sizes; Rushford and La
Belle Wagons, Emerson & Fisher Buggies and
Carts, Single and Double Harness, Collars,
Sweat Pads, Harness repairs, Whips, Etc. Also
Shoes and hardware. It will be to your advant-
age to call and look over my stock and get my
prices before purchasing elsewhere. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto. Highest market
price paid for Country Produce. Yours to serve,
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Card Of Thanks.

To friends and neighhors who have
kindly and sympathizingly assisted
lis during bereavement caused by the
recent death of our father, we wish
hereby to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation. CrsKELLY Bros.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Across the Deep TO the Far West.

On steamboats,. cars and stagecoachca, Hostel
tcr's Stomach Bittcrs is carried as the most inn
portantitcm in the matcria mcdica oftthc travel
ing public. 1t dcprivcs vitiatcd, brackisli water
of its hurtful properties and cxccrablc flavor,
countcracts the pcrnicious effects upon the stom-
ach Of bad or indigcstiblc food remedies cramps,
heartburn and wind upon the tomach. 1t is a
fine defense against malarial disorders, nnllillcs
the effects of excessive heat, cold and damp, re-
licvcs sick-hcadachcs, and is an incompatible
cure for costivcncsa and is an incompatible cure
for co2sliyenes, and biIliousness. The fs!tig0e Of
and convalcsccnts, occasionnlly to such an extent
as to jeopa,dizc life. Persons in feeble health, up.
pfcfcnsivc of bad effects from travel, will, if
provided with the Bittcrs, be fur less likely to
have their fears realized.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
GLADSTONE NOTES.


Captain Saunders has shipped his
wool.
Boiler inspector visited Gladstone
this week.
Orlando Cornell and Chas. Teer are
cropping the Bates farms this season.
Although crops were not suffering
for rain the rainy day this week was
welcome to farmers and helps assure
a good crop Of small grain.
At school election in Vircippi dis.
trict Orlando Cornell was chosen di-
rector for 3 years and L. E. Cornell
was elected treasurer to succeed him.
self.
Lace Teer and jim Goldsborough
sheared 100 sheep each for Captain
Saunders in one day of 10 hours
pretty ty work-and they were shorn
good. so the Captain says.
The medus operandi Of the Austria
liam ballot system Is attracting IL good
deal of curiosity and comment as the
fall election draws nigh and will be
severely criticised if it proves I'M
| wieldy and cumbersome.
Jean Story homesteaded the n. E.
quarter of section IL, township 1870.
range 95 west and Chas. Teer home
steaded the \. i. quarter of section l.
township $50, range IS. lately, thus
the claims arc gradually being taker
around Gladstone.
The country is full of stray cattle
running at large damaging the grow.
ing crops to some %extent--tlIis is al
wrong and needless and is owing il
the majority of instances to the shift
~lessness and don't care policy of hero
masters.
School election on Tuesday in Glad
stone passed off with the utmost goot
feeling. There was 35 votes cast fol
superintendent of schools Of which
number'Dr Y II. etickney received
II, Mrs. G. II: Pond Is and Tlloma:
Evans 2. Andrew Jopp was elected
treasurer. and r. j. Turner directo,
for three years and 4. u. I:obinsoi
for 9 years to fill vacancy. 10 wome,
cast their votes.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Take Notice.

All parties are hereby warned
against using the following sections
and parts of sections of land for any
purpose whatsoever, such as haying,
grazing, etc. 5viz: N. L. "a sec. Is,
TYP. l3S; all Of section Is, tp. lSS; n. L.
"A sec. /, tip. l3s; n. w. "A sec. 81, tip.
1879; all in range 90, Stark county.
my.l4tf. MICHAEL GooDALE.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25

l want bids for hauling l76 granite
posts, to be delivered ut the state line
near Cave Hills. The posts average
from 600 to 800 pounds each, and can
particulars see n. G.. MCGILLlvRAY,
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Farm for Sale.

All of section IL in township 1870,
range %, one mile south of Richard,
ton; 100 acres broken. This is II OF
the best sections in Stark county,
Has coal and water OH land.
Also southwest "a of section I
township 1870, range %. Enquire o1
Hugh McClements, Richardton, OF
write to NJ. CooGAN T. Co,
janl6.tf Milwaukee, Wis.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
StraycA-SlO Reward.

Strayed from my place at Richard
ton, about the first of June, one Swear
old mare. branded G j with quarter
circle ove top, weight about 1900.
will give $40 for return of said mare.
ie.lS-3t. SEBASTIAN Mischief.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25

cigars, manufactured hy X 4 II.
Hello! here is the best sc. cigar in
town. made 'y krieek 4 Riv@.
When You want Il 81 solid Cil!Skin
ladies' shoe tor 81 C il on McGiilivray.
\. car of Buckeye mowerS and rakcs
Just received ut j. NJ. Tracey's.
Standard c%alicos, flst colors. worth
Sc. per yard for 4c. ut McGillivrays.
jim handles the "Jim's Boy cigar,
manufactured Ivy kricek 4 Rivu.
When you are in need OF IL good ser.
viceable suit fos $3.50 call on Nc
Gillivray.
Iou can find the finest line of Cali.
fornia can goods in the west at Me-
Gillivrays.
Ask your dealers for "Pride of
Dickinson" best cigar in the city.
Kricek & Riva.
Almost any kind of weather this
year, and delicious ice cream ut j. Il.
Thompson's, every day.
If you are looking fora place where
you can purchase standard Sc ging-
ham for sc. call on McGillivray.
l have just received Il car of MAN.
dan First Choice flour, which | will
sell at prices to correspond with the
wheat market. j. NJ. Tracey.
Get my prices on Irvine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. | bought car
last December, before the raise and
will give you the benefit of antitrust
prices. j. NJ. Tracey.
At this season of the year you will
all be interested in summer under
wear. If you are not McGillivray
can interest you, he is now Offering
underwear worth &l.50 per suit for soc.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
A Card.

Through the columns of the PRESS.
l wish to thank my friends for their
support, in the recent election and
more especially my friends among the
Roman catholics, who gave 10 heed
to the lying report spread abroad by
most INSCRIPTIONS persons and fur
thermore l positively deny the accu-
sation aud defy any person to sub
stantiatc the statement. | declare
the election to have been illegal be-
cause Of votes cast by minors and
non-residents and because in the
precinct where / cast my
vote the polls were not opened
until nearly four O'Clock p. M, by
which crafty plot my husband and l
were unable to reach Dickinson till
after the closing of the polls: ten
der my congratulations to the Supt.
elect both for his success and the
honorable methods lie adopted and
hope for the sake Of the teachers and
children of the county he will make
the office more than IL mere sinecure
as it has been for the past two years.
Respectfully,
Mrs. G. II. POND.
Housekeeping goods cheap at Free.
mans annex. je. 25-2t.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
StrayctI.

From my ranch, three miles nortls-
east of Richardton: One bay mare,
weight $50. due to foal soon, branded
III t on left shoulder; one dark gray
stud colt. one year old. with small
star in forehead. Any information
in regard to the above stock will be
thankfully received by
je.25.3t. j. w. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
For Sale Chcap.

\. house and lot i'm desirable Local
ton in town. House lSX20 feet with
an addition l2Xl4 feet. good cellar and
we'll for 5000. Apply to j. G. Camp.
bell, Bank building.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Trasnass Notice.

All parties are hereby forbidden tt
Craze OF trespass in amy way on sec
tions 33 and IS, tip. l40, range 90; leas,
ell of the Dakota Land and Colonial.
ton Company.
ie. lift. II. CusKELLY.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden to
trespass on or to take coal from Sec
ton IL, township 1870, range %, under
penalty of law. NJ. CooGAN 4 Co.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Bull For sale.

One pcdigreed Durham Bull, three
years old, will sell cheap.
kRAUTH e LEuTZ,
ir. 25."t. Hebron, N. ID.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
%sTRAYED-.ss REWARn.

One pay mare, branded : on right
shoulder. Will give reward of So
for return of same to Dickinson.
je.lS-tf RoBsnT Lyon.