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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
TERRY WAS ACQUITTED.
After Hcarinr Evidence the Conn
snuu,,cnltlI Abandoned It's Case.

The case OF George Il. Terry who was
accused of being an accomplice Of Bum
l.y TAYLOR In the KING william forgsries.
Wos concluded IN the Hastings Court
Yesterday Tho result was q great sur
p:i-,. save 30 he prisoner. his counsel.
and DIS intimate riends. When all the
-viderr. had been heard Commonwealth -
Attorney Smith abandOuci MS case. and
H.. iur, returned "a verdict 3cquii;lng ,he
a. PENDANT Terry was then DISCHARGED by
Judge Wit and received the hearueft
cou.-ratuiaiions Of large number Of
friends. no hai assembled 20 learn the
result Of his trial. IIc left az once for
his home. IN krS William county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

The examination Of the candidates for
certificates as registered pharmacists
ended yesterday with me completion or
no minors ON rnatcria medica. The State
road of Pharmacy subsequently met. ana
durin, The entire day was busiiy engaged
in looking over ihe papers of the various
candidates. II Is expected that the result
If ali the examinations Will be made
known This evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
pho ice SkniirG-iiiuh

The movement looking 70 ne 'st . @p.,Ii,,
,'ssi,,oi1e shape. Mr. q. K. JIrmon, VINO
ms The master ia charge. reels c9nhdehi
mat H. efforts win De crowned WIN hni, S'io
,Iiqci.1 fre-rfnk in this country.
II he necessary stock IS subscribed ~, ne
,,,,rr"ses a. erect a rink FOR ice-shdtins
on a grant OF land near the Exposition
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
SPEND TO-DAY ~ RICHMOND.
''''fn nor colin aud His Troops {
To- Here. f,r ..,,roI Itnor.

GOVERNOR Colin aud His Troops TO
w. H'rr for several Hour.
Governor of Connecticut. his staff
rl C1mpau, Of Foot Guards
''o.. VIII arrive in Richmond
over the Coast Line from
Ih,y VIII be- met at se
station rs The Richmond
a. ''aairy Llues. n,d viii spend the
I.. i.NnE their hes1quarters at
s4. ii.tei A. MAJOR Sol tutchins IS
V... 'Nn th@ CITY. Captain Clarence
I. "N bee in command Of the bat
,hs "hich Is prepared also 10 extend
"'"riL --i OiQ Virginia hospitality
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
suudcy-scbOOI Anniversary.

To-nicn, the Sunday school OF College
View Rau'ist Mission corner Kenny and
Leigh streets, viii celebrate rs third an
been prepared by the committee. under
Tho Ieadcrship Of Mr.. James II. Egg es-
ion. This school invites all OF the frlends
~ mission work u come and enjoy the
eyeniug ard hear OF The work done by
his band of young Christians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
SEMINARY QUESTION.
-u,. QUESTION or REMOVAL M
rom Virginia SYNOD.
committee InHnimousiy Rccom-
o,,rd It-Thc subject Under DIS
.,..nr. kerr Speaks for aud
,nuGhnu against.


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".oici 10 hom'-miss'on adj
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..,. to Richmond. and Dr.
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..-.. oC Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25

1efn now and then. Read on
Boys Suits in pretty. dark patterns.
were $50. now 81; ages, 5-year:
6. II, 8 Il. II. / Is.
Boys Navy-Blue Refer Suit, with
long sailor collar. and three rows OF
braid. was 8, now s2.25; ages. 3. 4.
/ g. IS
Boys Melton Fauntleroy Suits,
nicely made. and trimmed. were s.,
now $50: I ,. I. 1 6.
Boys Junior Suits. nicely made ana
well trimmed. with long lapel, were
s.. now $50; ages, 3.
Boys Eton Suits. we'll made. and
alI-wCol material. were $3.50. now 81:
ages, 3.
soilcd $50 White Damask Table
Cloths. for Sl.9S: 2 yards long.
| slightly so.ied s. BleaChed- Danlask
Table-Cover. $3.50.
10 remnants OF Blesched and I'm
bleachej Tablc-Idnen, to be sold
cheap.
50 dozen Cotton Towels. &c. each;
worth sc.
soiled Fine Damask Colored-Bor-
dered Towels. 1870 each.
- dozen Pure-Linen Check Towels.
6 lie. each
4 FEW ODD SHADES OF ALL
SILK RIBBON FROM l TO 3
INCHES WIDE. / CENT a YARD
All-Silk Satin Ribbon. No. 3. DC. No.
:, Sc; No. 9. loo. NO. y. u lie; No.
Is. l5c.; No -. l1c.
Fine Muslin Skirts. with finch CAM
brio rut1e. nicely finished for &c.
Ladies' 81 Skirts. with Hamburg
Rufiles and tucks, for 7gc.
Few OId-Size Cambria Corset
Covers. 7c
Clmsron's Orris Tooth-Tablet, &c.
box
Cabinet-Slzc Photo Frames. a few
left 20 he sold for Sc. each.
Watermelon Juice-Soap. Be-. cake,
was. Toe.
81 K. and c. Corsets. size only 2s.
soc.
Remnants of Embroideries and
Laces at half price.
Mems I.1undercd Percale Shirts.
only 10 LETT. &c. worth 75c.
Mems White Shrts. percale bosoms,
size -, Is -, Is. Il. Tor i7c.
Mems Imitation Guyot Suspenders,
loc
Mems 2jc. Tccl Ties for lsc.
pieces Fun i2-Inch-Wide Wool
Chcviots. an assortment OF colors and
mixtures. worth soc, for 29c.
pieces Blue. Black and White
Chcylots, suitable for schools. worth
81 l-2c., strictly Atwood. at 25c.
II pieces Fresh Pretty Combinations
In School plaids. worth 90c. yard, Tor
Il l-2c.
styles Of Bouclc. Brown. Bronze,
Blue, Dark-Wine. beautifully marked
with Black, IJc. value and effect. SOC.
An immense variety Of remnants Of
press-c;oods. covering every grade
and conceivable combination suitable
for separate skirts or chldrens
dresses; your pick at hsir price.
] lot Caps, &c. fer SC.
SOC. Hair Muis. 39c.
lot of Stamped Splashers and
Tray-Covers, regular Toe. quality. for
&c.
Crochet Cotton, Blue and White. &c.
dozen spools.
Navy-Blue Darning- Cotton. 1c. ball.
Beading. all colors. Sc. bunch.
Covered Dress-Bones, So. bunch.
English Pins. $50 In "A paper. s..
Bone-Casing. all colors, &c roll.
Git Invisible Halr-Pins. Sc. box.
Box Crlmpei and Invisible Hair
Pins. Sc.
Ladies' French-Kid Hand Sewed
Button and Lace Shoes. Piccadilly.
opera, an square toe. all sizes and
widths. r. sular 81 value. for s.
Ladies' French Morocco Hand-Sew-
ed Boots. al sizes. and widths, Sc
value for s..
Seven Summer Weight Coats. that
sold for SD to s.. your choice, FOR
GO
Nayy-Blue Wrappers. polka-d0ts.
DC choice.
Children's E.derdown Cloaks. spe-
cial. for $40.
Mems Colored Working-shirts,
value 39c. Fridays sale. BE. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
nIh Nnf hive n Quorum.

\ meeting Of the Committee of Arrange
ro.nf. for ne Confederate veteran re-
union. To- De- held here next May. was to
have been held Il the Mechduics lnstl-
mo yesterday afternoon. ~ which time
the Sub-Comnlittee on Auditorium was
% have reporfcd. There was not quo
rum present. however. and the committee
adjourned to meet again next Friday
,,f9bt at o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Service for Children Mt Monumental
Church.

Dean Barrett will make special adj
G'clocll. and all the little ones OF the city
are invited TO attend. His subject Will
me Great Things THAT We Cannot See
This service viii not conflict with the
regular services. whi-h are heid every
Inv ~ z NJ and I. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Boys Refers
and 0verCOatS.

Special low prices and good goods made
for wear and to look well. You can't
afford 70 pass by 3ls EAST BROAD
STREET when out shopping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Winter
Underwear.

We don't just TALK Underwear. We
SHOW the best goods al each price 10 be
found, whether for mon. women, or chill
dren. and it is selling wei, too. at our
low prices.
tCHILDREN'S COMPREHENSIVE
in Cray or White At 4Jc.
LADIES COMBlNAT1ON-SUITS from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
COLORED WORSTED GOODS
Observation-Disclosures made this
week. A hurry sale OF 'em.

Week. a nuIiV sale OF ell.
Remnants OF 6-i Navy-Bluc Ladies'
Cloth; all wool. 3 ~, !, and / l-2-yard
lengths, Csc. a yard--65c. value.
Remnants OF Dark Boucle Double-Fold
New Dress Goods, 4 TO 7-yard lengths.
dc u yard.
Goods. double fold. 1-2- to 7-yard
Remnants Al-Wool Double-Fold CO.
vert Cloth, j. TO 5-yard lengths, 32c.
Hundreds OF others. Can't mention 'em.
Is Remnants Of PreStley's and
other weIl-knoWn makes of Mourn
ing Goods on Remnant Counter
today. Hints of few only:
81 yards 5i-inch Black Atwood Che
viot. for $oej the piece.
yards 50-iuch Black All-WOOl Clay
Diagonal for s2.JO the piece.
81 yards Black Diagonal Cheviot for
yl.CS the piece.
II yards Black ATWOOD Satin de
Chine for s29S the piece.
yards Black Mohair for SOC.
% yards All-Wool Black Cheverore,
},.3j the piece.
Ladies Cloth Tor SIS.
Over 200 pieces Ladies', Mems,
Misses, and ChiIdren's Knit Un-
derwear on Remnant Counter to-
day. Just half ard frequently less
than that tor any. All grades and
qualities in the lot.
lot of Ladies Derby Ribbed Vests,
hceced, extra heavy, SC. each.
lot OF Ladies' Vests and Pants. jersey
ribbed. extra heavy, i5c.
l lot of Boys Merino Shirts for 2jc.
We can't begin to enumerate
half the Remnants the Linen De.
partment contains-Towels, Nap
kinS, DoylieS, Table Linens, Dia-
per, Crashes, Buffet Scarfs, Table
Runners, in fact Remnants of every
kind of Linen and White Goods
in a great many instances half and
less.
/ lot Of Half Bleached Table Damask,
/ l-2- - 3 i-i-yard leng hs. lsc. yard.
l lot OF German Linen Table Damask,
extra heaVy. =. Ii. and 3-yard
lengths, $50. yard.
/ lot Of Fringed Pure-Linen Table
Cloths. > yards long. White or Colored
BOrdered, SOC, from 81.
l lot Of Honey-Comb Crash Remnants.
lot S,'[ Of i Bif ff'E Diaper, 3d. to 2s-4
yard lengths, 3-ic. a yard.
INFANTS SACQCES. BOOTEES,
CAPS. AND, CROCHET FAsCiNA-
TORS. manufacturer sample lot.
Sacques were NJ 10 81. 25c. now. Caps
were &c. &c. BOotccs were DC, l0c.
now; Fascinators were 7jc., Doc. now.
PlsSementerieS and Dress Trim.
mingS and Fancy BraidS, some cost
as much as 81 i yard, sc. yard.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
is a big one with US, hence lots Of
Remnants.
lot Of Ladies' Fancy Boot-Top Hose,
T. i-2c.-25c. kind.
1 lot OF Misses and Childrcns Fast
Black Derby Ribbed School Hose, all
SIZES %. q nair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
FRIDAY. Ortobsr 20 1895.
REMNANT DAY

The selling Of other goods is not
interiered with in the selling OF
these goods that are marked below
all recognition, and which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
THE COHEN co.
sTEEs NOTICE.

TRUSTEES NOTICE.
AN ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF FINE
SHOES
AT l,9 EAST BROAD STREET,
AT RETAIL, FOR COST
The stock OF Shoes assigned 70 me- by
W. II. PIERCE x co, embracing large
lines of Fine Shoes and OF medium quality,
is being retailed At cost for cash.
JOHN 4. COKE,
oc 2o-3t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
REMNANTS OF Innings.

Remnants OF COlored Moreen, for skirts,
for lGc. "A gard, value &c
Remnants OF Sponge Crepon. better
than fibre chamois. l0c. a yard. value
&c a yard
Remnants Of Lining Cambria. ; l-2c. a
yard.
Remnants Of Satin Twilled Silesia,
8 l-3c. yard. value lG 2-3c.
Remnants OF Wire skirt Extender FOR
lC. a yard, value sc.
% dozen Large Size Metal Buttons, for
Sc. a dozen value JJc. "A dozen.
y dozen lniaid Pearl Buttons for 35c.
dozen. value Sl.2j Il dozen
SPECIAL.--15 pairs OF steel Shears for
II he "A pair value 3gc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Fridays Bargains at
81 Mg:A@S
Zz G2W

Not the Friday bargains of
some stores, but downright bar
gains that big selling alone
makes possible here. All the
odds and ends are saved for Bar
gain Friday-and they are bar
gains for people who can use
them now and then. Read on:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
4 CopARrNERsHIps.

RICHMOND. VA, October -. 1895.
The firm OF CARR q DICKINSON Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
LOREN DICKINSON VIII close the un-
finished business, and j. authorized TO
sien tn tirm-name for that purpose.
s. +. CARR,
LOREN DICKINSON.
s p. CARR will continue business at
the old stand, under iirin-name OF ; T.
carr a co. >. Il. CARR.
can be found at the old office for the
present. and will continue the leaf tobac-
co business. l. DlChlNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
Capes and
Jackets.

From a ROUCLE JACKET at s3.7j. or
n CAPE. at s25O. our stock improves so
that 10 matter what Is desired YOU ind
II here. anu at a saving of several or
more dollars from what others ask. This
& not idle talk. Every day am told how
much more ----- or ------- ask
than | do. and am asked why | can
sell so much cheaper for the same quail
~ goods.
I, = because | keep no books. ard sell
exclusively for cash. The entire stock
is new-all Of the latest cut cloth. and
nsde I'm frst-class style.
GRETCHENs. KEEPERS, and JACK
E.rs for children. special at 50.
The place to get full value is
7. EZEKIEL s,
:sI3 East Broad st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
REMNANTS OF DRUGGISTS
SUNDRlES

Queen OF the Toilet Face Lotion pre-
vents the skin from chapping ana tan
ming, &c. bottle. value o0c.
10 hotties OF Virgin Glyccrine Tor sc.
bottle. value lSc. ,.,
bottles Of Crescent Furniture Polsh
FOR &C. a bottle, value 25c.
10 boxes of Metal Polish FOR &c. DoN'
value l5c
10 Silvered Toilet Bottles for 2ic. each.
value zoe.
5 bottles Of 9lc Toilet Waters for 5sc.
"A bottle
9 cakes Of White Rose Glycerine soap
TOR DC. q cake. value &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-25
THE COHEN 90.

Tinted trepieces--wild-rose daisies,
panses. and violet designs-iJc. value.
for Sc.
remnant price SC.
7 japanese SILK Scarfs. slightly soiled,
us value. for SIC. each.
9 Lunch Covers. satin damask. s9.2J
value, remnant price SIS
RuchlngS, in all lengths. IS to rs
yard pieces, in Mourning, White,
and colors, OF Silk and Crepe de
Chine, were &c. IS, IS, 90, and
75c. yard, Remnant prices &c
and I5c. 4 yard.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

We reprint this week, from the Emmons
County Record, part of the reply by
Major Murphy to the criticisms of his
Fargo speech and the references to his
educational qualification bill by Editor
Streeter in late number of the Record.
We have not the type nor the space for all
the letter, which is quite long, but will
simply say that the part omitted is trib-
ute to the service and worth of the i'm
migrants to our country. both in citizens
ship and in national aid to development.
Major Murphy never intended to convey,
nor did he convey, the idea! THAT he thought
less of an intelligent voter because he was
not born in this country. Steele Ozone.
The Record admires Editor Wood be-
cause lie has the courage of his convic-
tions on political and economic subjects;
and 1t does not lower him in our estima-
ton because he stands up faithfully for a
friend We are not very we'll acquainted
with Major Murphy, such acquaintance
being confined principally to trip with
HIM and other gentlemen from Bismarck
to Grand Forks, last summer--around by
N. P. junction--with a stop-over on the
depot platform--to attend the state con.
ventlon; and we found him to be an ex-
ceedingly bright and pleasant compan.
ion. We are not able, therefore, to read
his mind, analyze his thoughts, and, like
the Or one editor, interpret his intentions.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

But he is public man, and his
measures introduced IN the legislature
are public property. All we have claimed
is that the major is inconsistent, and
that in this state the principal result of
his so.called educational test would be to
disfranchise those foreigners who cannot
speak English-principally Scandinavlans
and Germans-very few of whom are illlt.
crate, lazy or poverty.stricken. That
he speaks in aattering terms of the for
elgners that are settled in North Dakota;
then criticises class of foreigners that
do not live in this state, and introduces q
proposition to amend the constitution so
that hundreds Of the best class of foreign
born citizens in the state cannot vote.
We have claimed, not that Representa-
tive Murphy dislikes foreigners, but that
he is inconsistent in advocating meas
ure that would deprive of political rights
many of those whom he asserts are safe
and desirable citizens. In what way is he
ooncictopfo
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

THE Grand Forks woolen mills are
having fine run of patronage. Wool
has been sent in by sheepmen and
farmers from all parts of the state, to be
converted into flannels, blankets and
cloth for suits. Besides the wool forward
ed for making up or for exchange, large
cash purchases Of cloth are being made
by people all over the state. The mill is
doing first-class work, and those who
patronize this North Dakota institution
may rest assured that they will find no
shoddy goods put forth, but everything,
fguratively speaking, "all wool and a
yard wide.' Samples of manufactures
can be seen at the postoffice, Williams.
port; or any one may send direct to the
mill, lnclosing two-cent stamp, and get
the company's calendar with sampl es
attached.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
sunday.school Picnic.

To the Editor OF the Record.
The picnic of the Pleasant View Sun.
day school in Logan district was held
last Saturday afternoon at the large barn
Of MIR. g. NJ. Mandlgo. The Sunday
school scholars had fine time boat
riding in Mr.. Mandigo's roomy boat
They also enjoyed themselves immensely
with the two large swings which he had
put up in the barn; and all the grown
people had pleasant time in the house,
playing the organ and singing until
supper was announced, when all, both
old and ybung, were soon seen hurrylug
to the barn, where large table was
spread with all that is tempting to the
appetite, and lemonade in abundance
was served out to all. There were forty
nine present, and after they all were
seated at the table, the superintendent
called on Mr.. j. F. Cell, who made
very thankful prayer. Then the COM
pany did ample justice to the toothsome
eatables and the lemonade. After chatting
together and having q good time, they
all started for home. We 'all wish to
thank Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mandigo for
the hospitality shown I'd US while
there. May they live long and be happy.
We would just say that this place would
be grand good place to hold our next
annual Pioneer picnic. What say you /?
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
CAPITAL CITY CHIPS.

There rs very little smut in the wheat
of the Missouri Slope.
Postmaster Slmons. of Wogansport.
was arrested by Inspector Clement and a
shortage of $553 discovered.
There was terrific wind-storm in
Bismarck last Saturday evening 1t was
strong enough to break off some of the
trees.
A gypsy camp consisting of thirteen
wagons and band of over seventy
horses is vending its way west from
Fargo.
A buggy harness was stolen from Mr..
Lvermore one night last week. Thieving
more or less petty Is becoming extremely
frequent.
An embankment has taken the place of
the long trestle- work on the west side of
the big bridge. The embankment is
about twenty feet wide at the top.
Many farmers are IN town each day
getting new mowers and binders or re-
pairs for old machines. Messrs. Hare s.
Holt and H. L. Nicholson are doing
big business in farm machinery this year.
Two pages of the Tribune fell down
the elevator shaft last Saturday after
noon and we're knocked into "pi." But
"the boys" went to work with will and
the paper was delayed but couple of
hours.
A colored woman sixty years old, who
says the Lord commanded her to walk
and keep on walking. reached Bismarck
last Friday, and during her stay of few
days in town was kindly cared for by
the good sisters of st. Alexius Hospital.
She has walked all the way from New
Orleans, and will not ride on the cars
even if transportation is furnished her,
which has been frequently offered and as
often refused.
Tribune, July 20. Jack Flynn, Of
Winona, andA. B. Strlckler, engaged in
hundred-yard foot.race yesterday: morn
ing. Jack had game leg and Sticklcr
was number of pounds overweight, and
gave out at the quarter post, Flynn TAX
ing the sweepstakes. Jack says Strickler
won out on him at Mandan on the Fourth
of July several years ago. and this is the
first chance he has had to prove himself
sprlnter with a record.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
AROUND the COUNTY.
GlencOe.
- A.

Correspondence Of the Record.
July 3O.-Haying and harvesting going
along together in this part of the country.
Farmers that are cutting their grain report
il not as good as 1t looked to be before they
commenced. Corn is going ahead at
rapid rate, and if nothing happens to it
from now on, there will be the biggest corn
crop in this part of the country that has
ever been raised here. There ore '825 acres
of corn within six miles of Glencoe. Oats
that were sown early are being cut now, and
are good crop. Late oats are beginning
to smut badly in some fields. The hot winds
of the FIRST part of July knocked the wheat
crop out from one-quarter to one-half
through this section. -. Major Corbin has
his grain cut and stacked; F. D. Smith, on
section 81. also has his crop cut. (. /. The
many friends of Sue Burt are glad to well
come her home again. VET.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

NEXT time you are IN Bismarck, gentle
reader, call at the Tribune Office and
ask--ln whisper--the able and popular
editor "What did the league meeting at
Cleveland accomplish? Also, ask him
whether there Is an "article 13" (unlucky
number) prohibiting expressions of
opinion in the league constitution. He
may blush--perhaps he may frown; but
he's too much of gentleman to order
YOU out.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
NOtice-Dentistry.

G. r. Leonard, u. D. g., of Dickinson,
N. D., is now IN Williamsport, and will
be here until Aug. 7th; in Winchester
from the 7tb to the 10th; and in Winona
from the 10th to the 18th.
All kinds of dental work done and
satisfaction guaranteed Plates on gold,
rubber, and aluminium. Crown and
bridge work a specially. Teeth filled,
extracted and regulated. Office at Rush's
hof
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

THE James River Fair Association has
sent out its announcement for its annual
fair at Jamestown, beginning on Sept.
oath and ending on Sept. 27th-four
days. They invite everybody to enter
for the premiums, and will endcavor to
have the best fair ever held in the state.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02

Now THAT Horr has shown his In.
ability to cope with Harvey, the gold.
bug papers which, before the debate
opened, prophesled that the Wall. street
agent would have an easy victory, don't
think the discussion amounts to much,
anv yVav
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
sunday.sch oel Report

Following IS the report Of the secre-s Z
tary of Pleasant View Sunday. school
in Logan district: School opened Sun
day, July 2s, with singing and prayer;
present, 4; teachers present. /. Total
present, 20. Collection, "a cents. Sun.
day.school closed with the benediction.
Everybody invited to attend.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-02
Church Notice.

Services will be held in Williamsport
school-house next Sunday evening, Aug.
4, at s o'clock, and in Roop school house
at the same hour on Monday, Aug. s;
and hereafter each alternate week in
18, Sept. /, and Sept. Is.