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Board Of Supervisors
JACKSON COUNT Y.

The August term OF the Board Of Su'
pervisors met MOnday, Amg. 3, 1896, oil
members and officers present.
Paulers allowed for Jaly t4l5 each.
JAS. Noble allowed $17.60 for repairing
Fort BayoR bridge. d iair 81
Calvin Tanner placed on 'pahper list. ~
Change IN road No. 81, beat 1, allowed
as per petition OH file. az
Jss. FURRY awarded contract for build.
ing bridge over Little Red creek ut t80,
Report Of ID. d. COwan, shpt ednca.
ton, received and accepted and $l4.ss
allowed on ancSunt Of his salary.
At the request Of J. B. NtRae, justice
Of the peace in beat l, J. p. Smith was
released from sand J. P's bond aud aldi-
tional surety allowed.
N. B.-The board II still examining
aud equalizing the real and personal as
sassmmnts, aud will not fnish their lab0rs
before tonight (friday). Fall proceed.
Jugs will appear in next issue.
U. RANDALL, President.
+. II. LEWIS, ClelE.
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V~AaCLEivE iTEMs.
BY GUESS.

Somebody got lett had.
Scuppernougs are getting ripe.
vancleave needs a Jail and courthouse
W. 2. Ramsay visited Ocean Springs
Sunday.
w. H. westfall paid u visit to Red
Creek Saturday.
Joe Furry and will White were in
town Saturday.
She says he don't stay very long when
he comes to see her.
II. J. Murphy is building a DWELLING
house Tor Henry Taylor.
T. .. Bradford visited Norman Ramsay,
Of Fort Bayou Saturday aud Sunday.
Our little town is coming TO the front.
We are represented in tho county papers.
There being no Jail ut this place the
officers bad u luck their prisoners up in
u hay lofi Saturday, the 25th ult.
Mrs. A. w. Ransay returned home
Sunday, after q pleasant visit OF aweek
to her sisters, Mrs. u. W. Davis and Mrs.
u. N. Ramsay, Of Ocean springs.
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FOR RENT.
Two convenient cottage on the Pas
cagoula river. Apply to
Capt. c. Flanagan.
GENTLEMEN" don't send away
for your tailor made suits w. M. Can.
ty has the agency for the largest mer.
chant tailors In the United States.
Call and see his line Of Samples.
Every piece guaranteed to ct or no
charge and price rock button.
Just received direct from the manu-.
factory a lot OF fne trunks, valises and
satchels, also all sizes Of umbrella
covers at c. Nelson's Dry Goods En-
p0rlum.
LADIES-W. NJ. Canty has a line
Of the celebrated Kennedy's fancy
caeks, the finest line on the Market.
Don't fail to try them.
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tOhcial.l
VILLAGE or EAST SIDI.


The Village Council held n regular meeting
this 9Th day Of August, 1906; all members
present except L. Wilcox. mayor.
The Mayor pro tenn. called thc meeting to
order and the minutes Of the last meeting
were ordered read and approved.
Report Of treasurer received,and approved
On motion of Alderman @. 6. Meriwether ia
declare the lower street OF the lake public.
same Was carried and thu Upper street IL
hereby abandoned. M g.
1t vas mOtioned and seconded that the
clerk write out proceedings In regard TO the
N. =. l. p. K. r. Co. creating sign post, cat.
tie guards, ETC.. In the liU,ts Of the village
and give SAINT to the m~nrshstApr proper dc.
livery to aforesaid railroad company.
Tho BOARD then a~djourned.t5
J.. r. CARLISLE, Mayor pro TEN.
". WoRprxAKN, Clerk. pa 81
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CAuP NESTING.

The Palmer Creek Camp Meeting
will begin on Thursday before the lst
Sunday In Oct. 1895 and continue from
four to six days.
A public tent will be kept by Mr..
Lyman r. Reeves, who will furnish
meals at25; and lodging ut zoe per
night. a
Ministers OF the g1spel as well as all
others a4e cordially Invited to attend.
y G. R. ELLIS,
prourhor IN Dl,u r,so
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MOSS POINT Department
Churches.

MErHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYrERIAK-Rev. d. o. Byers. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. L. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE, SALEM. y. Bynum. pastor.
Preaching every second and fourth sundays.
Sunday School $50 u. m, DIR. ID. y. Duke,
SuDerintendent.
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To the teachers Of Jackson county and al
who are interested In education: =
Our County Teachers Institute will be held
at Scranton, commencing next Monday, Aug
ust 10th, and continue 6ve days. All teachers
are earnestly requested to attend, as matters
Of interest will be discussed. All friends Of
education are invited to join with us in this
worthy cause. d. d. COWAN,
County Superintendent Education,
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND Ovrios AT JACKSON, N

LAND OFFiCB AT JACKSON, Miss, [
July n, l8o6. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has nIed notice Of his Intention
TO make nnal proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will bo made before the
circuit clerk OF jackson county, nt~ scranton,
Miss, on September II, 1895, visit:
Lewis Gates, Of vHncleave, Miss, h0me-
stead No.. 2.75A. for se ar. ne ar and ne Of, *
or, section I. township Z, south range y west.
He names the following w~itnosses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva.
Thomas h. Ramsay. Henry G. Ravens
Clinton II. Ramsay and Walter X. Havens,
all Of vancleuve, Of jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT Z. WILSON, Register.
July "a, 1895. J-6t
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Town OF Scranton.

Proceedings of the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen, town Of Scranton, regular
meeting. Tuesday, August 4,l896.
Mayor reported fines and costscolrtd. : Sis
Tax Collector reported privileges COL, A9.sl
Marshal and Street Commissioner. 600
Treasurer reported. cash on hand ..
School fund. ................. ..."... 66.W
General fund......................... 37e.G0
l. p. Deimas is appointed registrar Of
the town for the term OF two years from
the first Tuesday in August, 1896.
8. X. Thompson Is appOiRtedsa public
school trustee for the %unexpitel term Of
three years from the first Tuesday IN
April. 1896, vice G. II. Higgins, resigned.
Ordered, That any fire company claim.
ing that the members of the company are
exempt under Ordinance No. " of this
town, shall ile with the clork Of this
board on the first day of January aud
Juno in each year d list Of all their menu
brrs in good standing.
Allowances are made as follows:
8. X. Thompson. hauling tanks. gaso-
line. : :76
8. K. Thompson, taking census, sol
1901
G. Matthew. taking census. 93 Names. 1859
Q. D. Moore. dieting prisoners ,.......... 1850
ID. ID. COwan. county supt.. 8 per cent
commissions on June distribution. 20.l0
u. Wright. street wOrk.........a,.,..... $50
II. Bloomfield. acct. salary as attorney 25VO
Denocrat-Stsr. End quarter pub. pro-
ccedings.. ...... q. 80
Standard Oil Co, l tank oil. ..,...... 1913
q. X. Thompson. lighting lainps......... 1900
And regular allowances to members
aud officers.
N. C. ALTMAN, Mayor.
I.P. DELMAs, Clerk. ="
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ATTENTION, GAINES WAR
RIORS."
Co. A. path MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.

W. n SH1I 1h1ook6olK XI
Called together by our old Captain
at q committee to arrange for a re-
union Of the survivors Of our old
Company, we beg leave to submit t~r
your acceptance the following as the
result OF our deliberations:
We have selected October 8, 1896, as
the time and Salem, Greene county.
as the place for such meeting. and
every member Of the old Company Is
earnestly requested to come and bring
his family with him.
We will cndeavOr to have tents on
the ground to accommodate all OF you,
and your wives car f1nd shelter at tho
neighbOrs' houses.
Each cOmrade Is asked to bring his
blanket and a Winchester rife, and
otherwise come prepared to 90 into
camp and stay as long as agreeable and
circumstances will permit.
The basket plan Is deemed prefera-
bic to the common and unsatisfactO-
~ barbecue, and we, therefore, ask
every cOm rade who can do SO to bring
his basket well.stortd with things
good for the ''inner man" but those
who cannot bring q basket MUST NOT
stay away for that reason. Come,
basket or no basket.
Intoxicating liquors will not be per-
mittcd at or near the cncampment.
Comrades arc requested 10 be at the
place Of meeting Al early a. 10 o'clock
q. m. on the 9Th.
A subcommittee OF fourteen sons
OF veterans has been appointed TO su-
perintend all arrangements at and
during the encampment.
Every old Confederate soldier OF a
command Is cordially invited to share
our tents, our camp-fires and our has
kets, and old Federal soldiers will be
welcomed.
Candidates for Congress can meet
some Of their best constituents and
address here.
Respectfully submitted,
SAM. l. 0RxxxK,
ANDREW ALTMAN,
]. w. DAU0nnRiLl.
Il JOnN N. MILLER,
A. PiPKIN,
Comuittee.
\: c. COCHRAN, representing other old
soldiers
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Preacher IN charge
Notice Sale Of Contract.
For Record and Blank Books, Stationery and
(sOuntv PRINTING

County Printing.
Notice y hereby given That the contract
for furnishing Jackson county, Miss. for two
18S0. with record and blank books, tax re.
ceipts. warrwno books. pay certificates, sta
tlonery. legal forms and such other books and
officers. will be let to the lowest responsible
bidder. Mt i2 o'clock M. on the first Monday
of September. 1889. Sealed proposals. Are In
vlted therefor. to be addressed to the clerk
hid for Record and Blank hook Contract
for the county Of jackson. Local papers
have the right to bid separately on such
parts Of the above work ~ can BE- done by
unless accompanied by u bond Of $500. The
board reserves the right to reject any and I'LL
bids.
by order board Of SUPERVISOR. Jackson
county, Miss. +. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
Scanton, Miss, 10 ii, 1900.
July II, 1899. 22-4t
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At q regular meeting Of the County School
Board the following Eve new schools we're es.
tablished: One on Day named Fountain; one
on Bayou ITALIA named Bayou ITALIA; one in
township 5, range Q west, named Myers; one al
Daisy named Daisy; one for colored children
at Bluff Creek named Green Head.
The Wilmington schml was abolished and
one located in its stead in section I, township
8, range s west, named Cain.
The Red Hill school was removed 10 section
rs, same district, called Narrow Gap.
No other changes were made.
TIC. RUBLE, Secretary.
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SPRINGS LOCALS.

OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE, No. 90
On Monday night the following officers OF
the above Lodge were elected 10 serve FOR
the ensuing year: h. y. Halstead, q. G.; W
Curtiss. V. q; y. NJ. Weed. r.; =. J.. Tardy,
". ut Al; A. V. Rosembeau. NJ. of W.; VIM.
Lorenzen, /. g.; A Gottsche. D. U
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TUPHLO, Miss, Aug. ], 1896

TUPEL0, MISS, Aug ], 1876.
Fellow Teachers-You are respectfully In.
vited to attend the County Institute at Scran.
ton. August 10th to l4th. We hope the meet.
ing will prove pleasant and profitable. CUES.
tons Of interest are to be considered.
Respectfully,
J. n. EDNoNDS, Conductor.
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CrSPECIAL NOrICE-Any news items left
| at the drug store q H.F. Halstcad. will be prompt
ly communicated to the DKhocRAr-SrAR Office.
Scranton. Miss.
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VILLAGE Of PANCACOCLA,

Regular meeting Of the. Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen held August 4th, yolney Brown,
mayor, and all the aldermen present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The following bills were allowed and or
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TOWN OFFICERS.

". q. Vaughan, mayor; II. +. Russell, H.. Mil
C. 4. Pabst, X. NJ. Westbrook. g. X Arndt
aldermen; 4. 3. Davis, treasurer; q. H. Tardy
marshal. X. d. Wigginton. clerk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
FOR RENT.

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for ut h rate OF 10 tents per
line for each Insertion.
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Treasurcr's rep0rt, showing Z balance Of
1904 on hand, was accepted.
Mayor reported collections Of fines amount.
ing 10 $3.50.
On motion duly seconded, 4. D. Krebs was
appointed registrar Of voters fsr the village Of
P~ascsgoula, and J. E. CLARK, census taker.
There being no further business the Board
adjourned.
v0LNEY BROWN, Mayor.
EDxUNp T0RJussx, Clerk pro tenn.
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DR.. w. .. TALBOT,
DENTIST,
BILOXI, MSS,
will By In Scranton On

Of each week, prepared 10 do all kinds ol
Dental Work in the best manner known to the
profession. -. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Once Al d.. W. A. Cox's drug store.
May q, ie96. is3m
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CANDIDATES.
Election Tuesday, November ;, 1896.
FOR CONGREsS-sIxTH DISTRICT,

We are authorized TO announce
HON. WALTER NJ. DENNY,
Of jackson county, as a candidate for reelection to
the Lowe House Of Congress from the Sixth Dis.
trict, composed Of the counties Of Adams, wilkin.
son, Amlte, Pike, Lawrence, Coyington, Marion,
Pearl River. Perry, Greene, Jones, Harrison, Han
cock and Jackson, subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
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N. C. ALTMAN, Mayor.
]. p. DELMAs, Clerk. $50
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
PROGRESSIVE DUCKS.

Postmaster Miller, of Turtle Lake, ac-
com panied Commissioner Hanson over
from InRersoll, to the Commissioner
meeting Monday. The Postmaster gave
the LEADER little illustration of some
evolutionary moves or progressive ideas
in the ''noggins" OF the wild duck family
Since the snow melted there has been sew
eral flocks of wild geese and ducks make
ing the lake their resting and recruiting
place. It If, of course, common for the
wild geese to fly from the bars of lakes
and rivers where they have been resting,
and feed among the shelled grain of the
stubble fields every morning and evening,
returnin: to the water for s'eep and rest.
The wild duck, however, was satisfied with
such feed as presented itself along the
water-laved shores, as have genera
tious of these fowls in the long past. But
Turtle Lakes postmaster recently wit
messed a change. The ducks aocked out
in the farmers last years grain fields
with the geese, enjoyed their feed and
rested under the protection of the long
necked gander sentinal who has no faith
in game laws or the prOfessed protection
of deputy warden, SO kep5 his eyes
peeled for bad folks with murderous guns
while his bird companions satisfied their
poor hungry selves on the mouldy wheat
grains.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
Good Work Appreciated. /.

North Dakota's contribution to the
Armenian Relief fund aggregates 8 67O,21.
In acknowledging receipt Miss L. Bsrton,
secretary of the National American Red
Cross, writes Superintendent Emma F.
Bates; II trust that you will feel that your
efforts havy we'll rewarded. II appears SO
to me and weagain thank you and all your
teachers and their pupils for this hand
some addition to our trust funds. A letter
from Miss Clara Bartron confirms previous
cablegrams to the effect that everything
Is open to the party. Let us hope that
there will be no obstacle but what will
Danish before the pluck aud determinat.
ion of Miss Barton and her assistants who
accompanied her.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
L. Taylor, F.llsburg, Kent County Mich.

L. Taylor, Fallsburg, Kent County Mich.,
made land trade with James Tower,
formerly of Coal Harbor, this county by
which he has come in possession of Mr..
Towers tree claim, fine 160 acre tract of
land situated about three miles from Coal
Harbor village. Mr.. Taylor passed mp
to see his landed possessions one day last
week, and is we'll pleased with the look of
the country and the evidence of thrift
among the settlers that he observes on
every hand, and he hot only proposes to
purchase additional land but take mp his
residence theron, cultivate and make use
of IT,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
SCHOOL I.IBRAR1ES.


The State Superintendent has the fol-
loving to say in reference to district
school libraries:
"The Department of Public Instruction
has issued catalogue of books approved
for school district libraries, Pursuant to
the provisions of section 625 of the Polit.
ical Code. Section 694 of the Code auth
orizes district ,hool boards to purchase
such libraries to the value of not more
than fifty dollars, which amount nay,
however, be increased by vote o. the dis
trict, to any sum not exceeding five hun
dred dollars. This catalogue comprises
choice selections from the publications of
eleven leading educational publishers,
who offer liberal reductions from retail
prices for district library purposes. OH
GERS of school districts not supplied with,
librarie. should secure catalogue of ap-
proved books and purchase selection of
good, wholesome, entertaining literature.
This circular is published without expense
to the Department. the cost of printing
being betrayed by the publishers, and will
bs mailed on application to the Depart.
ment Of Eub.ics Lnstvuction..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

Republicans in Minot are slightly
mixed, if we are 70 Judge by convention
reports in its town papers. They have a
double header. Hon. James johnson
leads one body of solid Republican dele.
gates, and the Hon. Standing Candidate.
For-Everything. That. Comes-Alopg Muir
ply Who deserted the regular convention
and is now trying to pose as spokesman
for the boiling delegation which has also
some good Republicans among them.
The case will be adjudged at, Fargo.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

George Heffner. Esq, of the Cathay
Flouring: mill. AMI Louis Hartells. sx-
merchant of Coal Harbor, but now of the
Mouse River Valley, reached Washburn,
Saturday. After resting couple of days
days at the Merchants, and attending to
some business matters, the two gentlemen
hied themselves back beyond the shadows
of Dog Den Range.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

Olaf Parry, of the Washburn Mill Com
pany, reached McLean's capital, Tuesday
eve, from his headquarters at New York
Mills, Minnesota. Mr.. Parry said he left
the Smoky Water country in mud, slush
and snow, and roads that would discour-
age the sappers and miners brigade of
Coxy's army. But the farmers down that
way feel encouraged at the crop prospect
and will rub time to the limit in rushing
their spring seeding.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

A little daughter of Louis Michal was
brought to Washburn Thursday by her
parents and placed in DR.. Forbes care.
The little girl had been playing on the
roof of her fathers stable with other
children, when she accidently fell off the
roof and broke bone in her leg. After
the Doctor sett the bone, the parents re-
turned with the patient little sufferer to
their home in Montefiore township.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

Major F. Glen Mattoon, formerly of
Hancock, now U. s. Agent for the Indians
of the Fort Berthold Reservation rested
at the Merchants, Tuesday on his way to
Bismarck. The Major reports nothing
of special import in the news liLe for the
outside world rs transpiring in his domain
at present. he Indians like farmers
everywhere at this time are rushing around
in prepatory strides for spring seeding
commencement.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
MRS. CHARLES GRIFFITH DEAD.


Mrs. Charles Griffith, of this place died
at her home Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, after an ailment that came on
by spells for the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith have re-
sided in North Dakota for about ten years
principally in Oliver county, but for the
last three years have resided in Washbuen
where Mr.. Griffith is in business.
Mrs. Grifith's maiden name was Phoebe
Anu Van Norman, and was born near FL
mira, New York, che 7th of April 68 years
ago. She was married three times and
was the mother of four children-one
son and three daughters. The son, Loron
resides in Washburn, while the daughters
reeides with their husbands and families
in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Griffith was woman of positive
character; believed in living in the right
-scorning vacilation and epurning the
wrong, and for such was respected where
ever known. Sne was kind mother
faithful wife and good neighbor. The
funeral service will be held at the school
house, at 2 O'Clock, Sunday afternoon.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

The Bismarck city ele,tion passed of
quietly, Monday. Ed Patterson Of the
Sheridan House was elected over John
Yegan the we'll known merchant, by 146
majority. The lines of contest were Of q
strictly local character, and neither Ma
poleon's war bonnet, or Grandfathers hat
cut any figure. The balance of the ticket
headed by Mayor-elect Patterson were al:
so elected.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11
NOTICE or cHArrEL MORTGAGE SALE.

W,cras, John Hilken and Mary Hilken Of
Mclean County and state Of North Dakota,
Mortgages, did on the % day Of May lssl, make
|rheir certain Chattel Mortgage to Hans HUT
iSerg Of Washburn County 0f Mclean, and State
IN No. OAK. Mortgage, dated the - day Of May
Fl04, to secure the following indebtedneSS, to-Wit:
t:e0O0 dated May 23rd, 1884. due Jnne, 2srd 1884,
ks12 per cent infrest, and one note Of $500.
f.ted May 28rd 1894, due I)ecember 1st 1854, ct
lily filed in the Register Of Deeds of Mclean
'nty. state Of North Dakota, on the 10 day OF
L!. 1896. at O'Clock a. M, and Whereas, de-
It has been made In the conditions contained
aid mortgage, as follows, tO-wit none pay
1Vlt Of note.
I,,:hereas, There is claimed to be due on said
ktgage at tile date Of this notice. the sun of
Coo dollars, for principal and interest, and the
bf Of 3 500 dollars, Attorneys fees prOvidep in
Ta4mOrtgage In case of the foreclosure thereof;
lSM, Therefore Notice Is hereby given that
lrture Of said mortgage and BY order Of
Es Hultberg the present owner thereof, I will
lf0r cash the following described chattels.
Ltnbed In said mortgage at the front door Of
t house in the town Of Washburn In the
la1ty Of Mclean state af North Dakota, ut the
lie 4Of . o clock p: M, on Saturday. 3he 1s day
yil 1875. tO-Wit: one brown mare 10 wears
IHd Fly. one brown horse years old cal!-
he. one brown COW years old.
RNcE CAssELMAN, J.C. DwYER,
Attorney for Mortgage. Agsut.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

Robert Leroy, of Weller, was at the
county capital, Tuesday. In answer to a
rurhor Mr.. Leroy said he was going to
make "a visit-and visit only
when the weather fairly settled-among
his brothers and o5her relatives,
now living at Braadon, in Victorla's roy
al domain.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

Theodore and Cecil Taylor 70 do up from
the Painted Woods, Friday. They report
Sawyer Harris and Engineer Van Duson
making an all ready, for saw mill start
up, atPreparation Point, next week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-11

NJ. n. Bonn, returned Saturday from
Chicago, with car load of high bred
horses for Abrsm RigRies. Parties who
have been out viewing the herd at the
owners place pronounce them beautias.