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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

SINCE printing the local last week
about somebody stealing hay, we
have been informed by different par
ties Of similar occurrences 10 other
nearby localities. Somebody Is bound
to get into trouble il this petty thiev-
INK goes on.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

THE township fathers, both old
and new, met In conclave on Satur-
day, but as Mr.. Aylen the clerk was
sick, not much business was done.
The first regular meeting Of the new
board occurs on the 18th. They meet
out in the country hereafter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

CrY Marshal Kerr is very attentive
TO watermains and the cutters are
running dry oil over the city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

THE warm weather Is already
affecting the Ice In the Red river.
There is enough water at the sides
In many places to make It difficult to
get to the ice dry shot. II the warm
weather continues it will break up
early.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lessons.
The undersigned is prepared to give
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Plano. tt Miss AMY COATS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

The old ..commission store,:' one
Of the first frame houses built 10 Penn.
bina aud for some time used us I'm ut
tachment to the Winchester house, Is
in process Of demolition, twas built
by Charles Crawford IN 1878.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
The Ba,hga,s En,er,a,umen,.

At the Opera house Thursday even.
ing the Pembina Dramatic Company
appeared before our citizens. asadver.
tised. The plays, "War Of Roses
and Rough Diamond" were without
particular plot and in themselves pos
sesscd; 10 great merit. The former
was as we'll placed on the stage as
possible BY Manager J. d. Winlaw
and the parts were well taken. Miss
Ethel Purdy as "Little Loo" was chic
In her wonlan's rights costume and
with her dash and taking ways carried
her part admirably. Miss Maggie
Bride, substitute Of Mrs Nixon,
(WhOm We regret sickness Detained ut
home) took her part with ease and
grace that would indicate greater nc.
Quaintance with the play than the few
hours given her for preparation. It
took considerable powder and paint
to make w. e. Goats look the veteran
colonel. but in this as In the succeed.
ing play, where he also took the part
OF man we'll up in years. no particu.
lar fault coald be found with the Inn
personator. The play centered In
Septimus Symmetry, J. D. Winlaw,
sne his charming married consin Isa.
bel Clarence, Miss Ella Bride; Roy
Bride 10 the secondary part Of Falcon
Hope made Of the character all that
could DO expected.
The Rough Diamond was best
adapted to the players and probably
better received than the former,
through the superior acting Of Miss
Ella Bride, who found her part IN the
Trough Diamond" She played
charmlpgly and we'll in the first play
bdt the second seemed TO be made for
her and she carried OF the part as few
amutuers could. Our people are un.
animops In her praise. Two new act
oss were in this play, Miss Amy Coats,
Who took the part Of Lady Plato T.
&. Shaw, as Captin i;lenheim. the
lover Of Lady Plato. J d. Winlaw took
the part Of Cousin Joe ''to a knock
down. '(excuse US for using one OF Jacks
own expressions, but 1t fits) and was
loudly cheered. It's needless, how.
ever to comment on either bis ability
as . manager or player to a Pembi-
ma Co. audience. In bis management
Of these plays he was ably seconded
bv Roy Bride, who in the latter play
took we'll the part 1t Sir William Ever.
green. II is the wish Of our people to
again listen TO our dramatic neigh.
bors from Pembina and us they are
about TO put new play on the board,
We hope they will favor US with Its
| production -Bathgate Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

THE city council, after long vaca.
catiln, met on Monday evening and
passed large numberof routiue bills.
They will prIbably meet again soon
to appoint judges and clerks ut the
ensuing election. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
IEW FLOUR m FEED STORE

: ~
The undersigned desires TO cal
e attention OF the farmers and
,sopls in general 70 the fact that
~ y now prepared TO supply oil
sitl Flour and Esed Of Ill kinds.
WHHAT, OATS AND BARLEY
rAksn i sxehaags. or for cash. Al
IL hishsst sarkst price.
StoEs o. eosnss tatsman and
5000 strssts Pembins.
nc. FELDMAK.
ropristor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

WILD geese arc reported to have
been seen on Wednesday. &
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
3rattsprd.

'S sSSsSoJ sheSoN aossUG
y social the Last Friday evening ia
March. All arc Invited.
Mr.. David Albert, Morris has. in.
vented machtno that NO donbt will
add greatly to his prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ian. Healey have re.
turned from OntOriO in good health
and report an enjoyable visit.
Miss Meredith and Miss Smith have
returned from Grand Forks apparent.
" muchimprovedHty her visit.
Miss Buck Of Mugford has been
visiting q few OF her friends here: also
Mr.. and Mrs. Spatling Of Toilette,
paid A. Switzer q short visit.
The Salvation Army have bc.n hold.
ing special, meetings here with ap.
parently. good success, During one Of
their meetings lalhp:s exploded but
no harm was done, .as the captain 10.
troduccd II t. (! q l ba nh ofsnow,n short
Mrs. Thomas Iiealey presented her
husband with; . fine, bouncing baby
girl weighing, something less than
thirteen pounds and a quarter. Tom
thinks that Id, order to have a pros
porous country we must have home
consumption; you are right, Tom.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
Bids For Building School House.

Bids For Building School House.
Sealed bids will be received by John
Johnson or any member of the school
board Of Gardar school district No. %,
Gardar postotiice, Pembina county, N.
d., TO build a new school house In
said district, according to plans and
specifications on file IN the Office OF
the district clerk. Bids to be In ut 9
O'Clock p. m.. April 9th, 1895.
GEO. PETERSON,
36-3S District Clerk.
j. ID. TrenhOlme Of Dathgatc can +,
advance the money on farm loans the |
day the papers arcsigned. lstf |
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

AROUND rUwE.

School land sale week from tomor.
row, 3oth.
PAY your 1. o. q. to the A. o. u. w.
and save trouble to you.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
For Sale.

For Sale, :.
Ifyou want good work horse, a.
new mich COW, or good pony, OH
Easy terms or for trade, call at john
son 4 Holmes ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls, one Pollcd Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. VIII
cell or trade these animals, and until
sold withstand for service ut the ranch,
MARROW FADDEN,
33If foreman.
ao' ''''' '0'"s j. IS 5. rnrsnolns.
ISL Bathgatc,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

WHEN the young gentlemen about
town, went to buy reserved seats for
tho entertainment ON Wednesday
evening they were much surprised To
find that nearly I'LL the best seats
were engaged, and they were further
|astonished when they invited their
best aud second best aud sometimes
third best girls to accompany them to
ths show, that these also were engag.
cd for the evening. But shortly be.
fore the curtain was raised, two whole
rows OF seats were seen to he occupied
by these same ''best girls" They were
In pairs and the gcntlemanly half of
tie pairs were particularly "killing''
In their get ups. But the buys who
sat elsewhere looked sud and reveng.
full. and there's no telling future re.
suits
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

CAPTAIN CHASE. II the Red River
Navigation Company, starlcd his
boats on the Red river Wednesday.
II requires tW,."f them to effect the
crossing
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

ARARTY was given at Section For
man Fees residence Monday evening.
;Csrd-plsying and dancing were the
objects Of the evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

SHERIFF McCABE aud deputy Rich.
ardson took Young and Clark, the
convicted burelare, to the penttenti.
airy ut bismarck this week to serve
their long sentence.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

> IT, u.
e p. Hrukp Y l. 6tAg the black
smith TRADE, wlti 1Hll Bla,s. s.sss
/. s.ndy atsEsdd Nm I John Millsr
ware down ffot 4 ! Sunday.
Wh. Ie1,ess it q down q. the
tgsn. clt1e Ahas talyi w week.
Mclean Bns. afs buy airing down
Ilhs e rink egg ets y. = 81 lumber for
next Winter.
John fadden hal Ehll SSsiissnsclf and
family ! tesid encs q u thssi SSst aide ar
the track On thifti street. ,a
III. chevs, ,er II w;fll no fo,. ). a..
|electrlc llehts., 4 i I, n u ,lisl ;thsm.
nosd thsm Ia SiSy business. .fs',
The Batheate MerSSntilo a. h.,.
added 8 8 freezer I'd their s,or.. - l ~
used ia kcepl1t butter thr,,uh The .hs
summer. q.
/ ID. Mckenzie n an;on, tha ,,,n,,
who viii ,nild them sa,s.. WV com a.aus
able ,rAsidanctscs; thIs snr,n,; ~ ~. -
VIII build a, thc ,.rner.o, e,s. .as
|G.,f,eId ,,rs.,. a..
&. III. am, 4 = S :n -, .r..
|dccuny rho c.sy litil I .,a..as .,, W. Wy
fau ,f,,ce Z, y.nn. ., .,o,n.. 40
.ss S'''s - ys.''s S;.Mennet, ano
ste ueM ousS Nsst.ns..suei, c'.rpe.s
90.
A9 il,l 1l y ,snc Issner OF. 'ilSqe
Uw'.sF e,,s.sEess tle'u VI
= .ttanas,,c. .. .,,,a. ,y'.a,inn ~ tho
p,eahp.arv ,.st Tnesa;SFv,s.bI;inS wet,ncs.
[dav :., ;,-7.s
-, -, t,,i:;.
Ane uranu,' rleInoine sase winch
ca!ne on lasy : , m, olnuEue qu''e !"
v!o"u .o.gSn. ahs '.as","e.s e.e:
o.ousno sely ,a,! pcs, .uu1 WHAT
1o.'s' "o's sp'u @o'.p va ."e'p
John Fisher OF Ham,ltpn nus rented
:. Peavey s farm n!!. e,.e mile west from
town, Tor TINS season: MI. FISHER ana
fanny ,am.,y WI, occupy Inc residence o.
, ,s nauue., 'us.n M s',o' ~, ..u,c u"'''
n.. ieaSts ea" ou..a ~ "'s p'aee.
A pair OF 1ne Ciydesdale stations
belonging to Governor Eastman Of
Carlisle, which were tied ~ the shop
81 Louis blals, Mooafay evening, broke
loose and attackcdeSch another. The
timely arrival OF some ',.a men prevented
them from doing n1ueli damage.
1t is ,rumored That Albert Cook
has bought the. geadl| !; will :and bake
shop Of james Keivcr and will take
possession April lstsS:;,,Ne understand
that Mr.. Keiver wiN nffil;yt, uncc fot
Eny,ai5dcwhers::hs ~ htsiis = iarga fortnne
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

Fl. D. MCKAY Of st. Thomas takes
the place OF F. T. Walker On the Gus.
toms force ut this place. Mr.. Mckay
is we'll known In this county, az depu.
" sheriff aud 40 a candidate on the
democratic ticket st tho last election.
Mr.. Mckay has many friends 10 tho
county who will be pleased to congra-
tulate him on preference 70 . good
position. Mr.. Walker came here from
Cavalier county where he had held u
similar position but was originally
from Walsh county. He has been u
good citizen and our people would re.
gret to see him remove, aud hope no
may lind an occupation to his taste
and pecuniary benefit among US. He
expects ~ visit Nebraska for the com.
ing summer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

Mr.. ORA MccuMpEn, Of PembIna,
has been visiting friends In the city.
It is rumorcd that Grand Forks
belle will shortly take up her residence
In that town.-Grand Forks Herald.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22
.1s;snshskoan,

Hsmilson.. "
E..Alderson left for Yakima, Wash.
Wednesday:|sss: Z. ..ss-
Geo. 'LdHey was down from Bath
gate, Saturday. a ,d.s
Mr.. and Mrs. W..J. Bride came up
from Pembina, Monday.
Dougald McMillan is up from
Grand Forks ON /. visit.
A carload.of South Dakota horses
were sold at alctfdB, Saturday.
DR. Ennis. dentist, has 'Leen quar-.
tered ut the Hamilton house the past
week. The docter is said to be a first
class dentist. ~ ~:
On Thursday. evening last, a large
number Of young folks rendered a
farewell reception to Miss Lulu Al.
derson, prior to her departure for
Washington. IN
G. e: LaCell Of. Grafton, has opened
the photograph gallery; and will re.
main for one mouth. Mr.. LaCen is
said to be first-class artist. Parties
desiring work done;1n his line will
do well to give hini.aculf.,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

B1sHop WALKER arrived yesterday
aud held services last evening ut
;Grace church. The Blshop-is an elo-
Qicnt speaker and .popu,arcleryyma,l.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

Eli. SAAss. =. p.
"a ssi rs 8; sr; ss. o'' and 't''a.n''
airfaAll "a NORTH DAKOTA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

Fessonals.
Lem Gravelln returned from trip
to Dubuque, Iowa, on Saturday,
where he went to look up location,
but found no suitable opening. Mr.
Gravelin has decided to open q barber
shop In Emerson. Geo. W. Ryan IL
expected home from California, April
ISL. Attorney Brynjolfson was over
from Cavalier, Tuesday. on business
ut the court house. ...... Walter Wei.
ford IL back from six weeks trip to
the Pacific coast during which time
he took 10 the principal cities there.
While he IS impressed with the coun.
try generally and the climate, Mr..
Wexford is coptented to remain in
tho Red River Valley. The idle peo-
pie out west are beyond description,
aud II 1t was not for the mild climate
the suffering among this class would
be intense. -. Misses ReinhOldt and
Palmer returned from Minneapolis
and st. Paul, Saturday, where they
vent to get posted on fashions and
styles and purchasing goods for the
spring trade. jus. ThOmpson, broth
er.ln.law Of Chaa Cavileer, came
down 'FRONT.' arburry, Manitoba, Sat-
urday, to meet bis wife and son, ON
their return from Florida, where
they spent the winter. They return
ed home yesterday, after visiting re.
iatives In town. Mr.. Thompson 10
inspector Of government buildings
for the Province, which is . lucrative
position. .....Mr. and Mrs c. A. Hol.
brook came down from Cavalier, Sat-
urday evening to visit friends over
Sunday. Mrs. w. NJ. Hoibrook. Of St.
Paul, arrived In Cavalier. Monday TO
visit couple Of weeks. Samson
Bj0rns0n. Of Akra, was In the city
Monday, aud made US pleasant call.
Mr., Bjornson is one Ut the prominent
men In that localltY.... Misses Ida
Morden and Maggie Bride went to
Cavalier, wednesday TO visit friends
.......Rev. Mr.. Cooper went TO Drsy.
ton, Monday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. McCrea, on their return home
frum u visit to Canada, Mrs. McCrea
was very Ill while away, but is now
nearly we'll. y. Hon. JudsOn LaMoure
returned from brief trip 70 81. Paul
Saturday. 90. Mr.. and Mrs. HalcrOw,
of Bowesmont spent Sunday with Rev
Mr., Moore. We received = pleas-
ant call from Mt. Rutledgc of the
Democrat, yesterday. Dir. Rutledge
is an all-r0uud sport and q good news
paper man who is u credit to the pro-
fesslon. IF. c. Warner is back from
bis visit 70 Illinois. Cashier Nc
Bride was up from St. Thomas,
Tuesday, on business at the court
house. .......W. c. Short left yester-
day on . business trip TO st. Paul.
Hewill probably return Monday.
n. II. Miller returned from bis extern,
sIye business and pleasure trip east,
Thursday. He was gone three weeks
-. Misses Emma Rouyette and Pearl
Daniels went to HallOck Wednesday,
,fera short visit to the former lsdy's
brother. Miss Alice Daniels no
turned Thursdsy, from Thief River
Falls, MINI. where she had been visit
Ing.
juror sos The unissd ssasss cea..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22


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FRIDAY. MARCH 3, 1895.
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wheat market report Of II slsIsI:: e
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arch Elevator omneny.It:t
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nv, mn $50 ~. ..o'n so'1.0',
IA1 you1 ~. =. - 20 the i a. ~. w.
ano saye t q 70 you.
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han ~, ~ w.S.sss..., = a"'o
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- ;. ,..m.,n. .nS ~. a... ., ~
nm m. d.v ~, ors. .hs o,.,, ~
$3.50
R.AYLEN was taken seriously IN
hcnrt: ,,o,,,,,a h,.a % = = ~, y. ~.
i. in,nr,,vl,,u !. n,d,r ~
S! -. -. h
APARTY was II ven at Section For.
man Fees residence Monday evening.
ol,ta;.fa ~ , ho avon,un 80
$3.50
BIsHop WALKER arrived yesterday
aud held services last evening at
Grace church. The IsIshop-is an elo.
qmcnt speaker aud popular clervymau,
CAPTAIN CHASE. VI the lied River
Navigation Company, starLcd his
boats on the Red river Wednesday.
II requires i've, 1t them TO effect the
crossing
---- - =. =
ar1son took Young aud Clark, the
convicted burelars, to the penttenti.
airy ut Bismarck this week to serve
thelr long sentence.
Mh. oRA McCuapEh, OF Pembina,
mas occh s's't'n. friends 10 the city.
belle will shortly take up her residence
In that town.-Grand Forks Herald.
iHE Guy council, atter long vaca-
catisn' met GU Monday evening and
pissed q large number OF routine bills.
Lucy VIII prnoaoiy meet again soon
ensuing election. :,
The OLD commission stoie," one
OF the f1rst frame houses bu,ltin Penn.
DINA and Tor some time used US IN ut
tachment 70 the winchester house, Is
70 process OF demolition, IT was built
The warm weather Is already
Affecting the Ice tn the Red river.
There Is enough water at the sides
IN many places to make It difficult to
get TO the Ice dry shod. II the warm
weather continues it will break up
SINCE printing the local last week
about somebody stealing hay, we
have been informed by different par
Ties OF similar occurrences 10 other
nearby localities. Somebody Is bound
TO get Into trouble il this petty thiev-
GEORGE w. DELrsLE OF Cashel.
hands over the pt,st ONCE at that
place u his successor Charles Moore.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-22

statement 60 Shareholders.
OF the Pembina Blu ldlng and LOun Assucin.
tiOn, March lsi, 1905, nfiei seven years of bnsi.
nees.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-12-06
Yntnn,h XII. No. 81.

This means that tie SITTER with
this issue completes its twelfth ytar.
II hardly sttma So, does il !?
And yod didn't expect when it
started that it would ever reach that
age, did you ?
But it has, and you are glad of it,
aren't you?
Next week it will enter into its
teens and will celebrate the event by
issuing double number finely illus.
trated with half tone cuts Of persons
and places throughout town. Extra
copies will be for sale at this office
and at the postullice at Londonderry.
You will want an extra copy to keep
and several to send to your friends
at distance.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-12-06
Tax Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes
assessed by the Town of Jamaica for the
year 1892 and 1898 remain unpaid on the
following described land in said town to
wit: Bound ON the North by land of
Moses Johnson, ON the West by land of
Nj. r. Perry, on the South by land of A.
p. Clough ana the highway and land of
L. M. Wilder and Charles Williams. on
the East by land of Mrs. u. L. Sage and
land of Peter Pora; and so much Of said
land will be sod at public auction at
school house, in Dist. No. ~ in said Ja-
maica, on the Sd day of February, A. D.,
1896 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon as shall
be requisit to discharge said taxes with
costs unless previously paid.
c. S. CLARK,
Collector of Taxes.
Jamaica, Dec. 5, 1886
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-12-06
ELECTRICITY AND THE MAILS.

Talk g: . ai"ro Extensive U.e Of Wires In
si.o Postal Service.
Il - ls:ei,tig been pointed cut that
already tie ;elelbehe ~ tye1, by actual
count, ten fine; rs much Gs the tele-
graph, t.if bnitu;iI figures being put now
at about rs, coo, eth tgIssfan,s and 75O,-
coo, 0oo telephone talks. fba long dis
tance telephone system is parallolifg the
older telegraph lines all over the coun-
try, and III the cities the average of use
Of the telegraph, ewing to rapid transit,
messenger serVice. special delivery let
tiers, end, above all, tie telephone, has
dropPsa much below one message per
head per yeaf.
A suggestion lately put forward by
Mr.. P. B Delany, an inventor and
electrician of high standing, is the sub
jeet last now of warm discussion in
electrical nirclea. Having in mind the
statistiAs apoed above, Mr. Delany an
nounces iiia FRI, conviction that 1t is
time to get ont CT the telegraph its full
working value, and that it ought how
to he used for the carriage Of the mails,
not in tie physical sense. but literally,
all the same He believes that 40, 900 or
$4,000 letters of about 90 words each
between Chicago and New York could
every Gay be profltably sent over cou-
pie of copper wires at rate of 10 cents
or 8 cents apiece. Thousands Of such
letters now pay i2 cents IN the mail to
insure the saving of half an hour after
atourhoy IF I'd hours, whereas, by Mr..
Dblany's plan, correspondence between
ito such metropolitan centers could
easily be interchangcd in an hour, and
tho dcosments be delivered in clean
typewriter prii;t.
Tho plan is based necessarily on "ma-
chine telegrapby," which has beon on
trial before, and not gone very far, but
the growth Of tho great cities and the
undo1btea desire for swifter, cheaper
intercommunicatioif II private and pub
lie news give more plausbiliiy to Mr..
Delany's arguments than they have had
hitherto. HIS idea is to give the public
a low priced Geographic mail on the
same lines that Row land Hill first start
ed his universal postal service, ard his
contention ID That the function of rail
ways is 10 handle passengers and freight,
but not Anything SO intangible as cor
respni.dent6 and hews.--New York
Pest.
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1nMMlsslnNERs NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, being duly appointed
by the Hon. Pfobaie Court for the District of
WcstfiiiDstcr Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjiist a'i claims aud demands of all
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ceased, aud also all claims and demGniFs c:hbi-
led in OF ct thereof and six months fF"ff the
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Londonderry, VT, Nov. Goth, 1895.
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The long evenings are here. Peo-
pie want to read. This suggests that
your local paper might be made more
interesting Il Dir townsfolk would
take hold and write for it. Gife lis
IDEAS. Anything will do but religion.
Don't, my dear brother or sister touch
that There is too much religion in
the world all ready. Inject a little
wholesome devil into it. 1t
may clear the atmosphere. Give us
some thoughts. Let it be clear and
snappv. No long drawn out speech
nor nothing hifaIuting. Plain Eng.
lish and plain horse sense is what we
want. Fow np end at it. everybody