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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-25
SOME QUICK RECOVERlES
COVERING OF SHORTS WORKED
SUBSTANTIAL RALLY.
MONEY UP. CALL LOANS GO TO PER CT.
Apprehension Over Cuba Situation Was More
Acute Than at Any Time Heretofore
Ponds Still Weak and Continue
on the [town Turn.
on the nown Turn.

New York, Feb. 24.-The feature of
to-days dry goods market was the ac-
tivity of .iobbcrs. In addition to many
mail orders there was a remarkably good
showing of buyers in the city, and they
took goods with a considerable degree
of activity. Reports from jobbers in va
rious parts of the country go to show
that the buying is quite free with re-
tylilers in the small towns. The re-or-
der ~uslneSs for spring, it is beloved
will be 4 large one and jobbers are
much elated over the prospect. Although
this activity has as vet produced no re-
suits of moment in the primary market,
agents and commission men feel Ell.
couraged. The firm market for all lines
of cotton goods promised a more sub
stantial return for the business to be
transacted than would have been possi-
Bile otherwise The demand it is be-
heved. will be early and steady. In the
wooden goods and worsted, the outlook
is not so prosperous. Bnt trade in these
is well supported in most quarters. In
staple cottonS the market is unchanged
in any particular There is still great
trnrness shown by sellers, but no furth-
er stated advances have been announced
In print cloths the market has been firm
and steady.
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SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of a Judgment Of the Super
'or court Of Wake county. October term,
'S97. in the action Of w. w. Vass. execu-
or Of W. w. Vass. deceased, I will
,ffer for sale on the 2Sth February, 1898,
It IL m, at he court house door Of Wake
.ounty. at public auction for cash a
sract of land situate in the State or
North Carolina county Of Wake, ad-
dining the land Of All Jones. the Nor
wood heirs. and others and bounded
IS follows BEGINNING at stake on the
tTillsborO road. corner Of lot No l, as
appears in survey. in NOrwOOd's line;
hence with the same south 2 degrees,
asst 10 chains to a stake: thence south
y degrees west 10 chains to a stake;
hence south II degrees. west 30 chains
70 an ash or q small branch; thence
outh 81 degrees. east 1850 chains to an
,sh: thence south SO degrees 1885
.hains to a stake on Raleigh road, cor
Ter lot No. 1: thence with said road to
he HillsborO road: thence with the
,ame to the beginning. containing one
hundred and fifty acres. more or less,
he same being land conveyed to ALI.
Tones by Mark 2. and Mamie P. Jones
by deed recorded in registers office Of
Wake county, in book so, at pages 2S5
and 286, and conveyed by ALT. Jones
and wife TO Mamie p. Jones by deed
lated 3rd September, 1882.
SPIER WHITAKER,
Commissioner.
Jan. 20-30dE.
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RALEIGH, II. G..
PRINTING MACHINERY FOR SALE.

On Thursday, the 3rd day Of March,
1898, at the printing office of Mr.. u.
NJ. Uzzell on the third floor of the build
ing situated at the North East corner
of the intersection of Wilmington and
Martin streets in the city of Raleigh, n.
c.. we will sell at public auction, two
No. 3 complete Campbell Presses, one
Ruling Machine, one Cutting Machine,
two standing Presses, one Paging Ma
chine. one Gas Machine, one "A Medium
Universal Press, one u medium Univer-
sal Press, one Super Royal Universal
Press, one lot Bindery Fixtures, one lOS
of type stands, cases, office furnituro
and fixtures and all the property and eff
fects conveyed to the undersigned, as
trustees, by e. NJ. Uzzell by deed dated
May 18th, 1887, and registered in Book
No. 80, page SIC of the Register
of Deeds office in Wake county. Sale
made pursuant to the terms, conditions
and powers contained in said deed Of
trust.
Terms of sale cash. Hour Of sale
10 m.
S. F. MORDBCAI,
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Trustees.
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NOTICE.

Having associated ourselves with Mr..
r. p. Howell in forming the Central
Market and Cold Storage Company, we
desire to say to our friends and the
public generally that we will now be
found at our place of business 122 Fay
etteville street. We shall endeavor t.
conduct strictly first class market fo
the sale of beef, mutton, pork, sausage.
poultry both dressed and undressed
fish, oysters and a full line of green gro
ceries. We shall have decidedly the
cleanest and incest market ever con
Quoted in Raleigh, and by fair dealing.
prompt and efficient service as we'll as
the best of everything in our line hope
to have a generous share of the trade.
VIM. IEDBETTHR
j. J. BERNARD,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Ills, Feb. 24.-Grain and
markets were all weak to-day,
led 10y whsat The break in Wall
Street. resulting from the war scare
caused anxiety of smaller holders to get
out and resulted in sharp declines. May
wheat closed at II loss of 23s cents from
yesterday and July lost /.
Corn and cats closed about z cents
lower each. and provisions show closing
declines of from to 1712 cents.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON ~. c., February 81 -SDlr.Is
turpentine l1rm at ~ a33, receipts lS casks
osin firm strained Gl.2O COCA strsiDa {
sl,2j: receipts 634 barrels.
Crude turpenCine firm; hsro el.jE soil
2 co virgin :; receipts barre s
a. steadV at 9j receipts 80 barrels
CHARLEsToN. 8. g, FEB u Turpentint
fos.A firm; sales $50; a, sl.I0; Y, si.I
y, Si.i0; z, Lis; 4. s1.l5, G, l.20, H, S.45, !
u.40, X, Sl,BO, M, $780, II s220. window glss
2.40 err white $3.50
SAvANHAH, Ca. Feb "a Spirits turpeL
sins nrm at 90 sales 29l casks; receipts 10
casks.
n aL2J &, 81 20, F,sl2i; q. - 86, SO
l.sl.6I: x, sl75 81 % 81. ~ 1885 wtndn'
,laas y 90 water wbtre R225
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COTTON.

New York, Feb. 24.-Cotton market
while working within scope of seven
points, was decidedly active. Liquida-
ton by some of the more timid longs
and large degree of confidence on the
part of the bear contingent led to active
selling which resulted in loss of 6(d7
points from the top prices of tine day.
About the best prices We're secured OF
the opening call. when the market show
ed gain of 204 points. Throughout
the session, however. the market was
exceedingly nervous, anxiety being in
creased by unfavorable conditions III
Wall Street. To-day's liquidation was
largely III Wall Street orders for the
purpose of releasing cotton margins and
taking advantage of profits in cotton to
protect holdings i'll the stock market
In the afternoon the market was very
feverish and closed steady at net
loss of 1d2 points.
New YORK CD. f4-Futures opened
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VIM. B. SNOW,
w. r. TUCKER,
ERNEST HAYWOOD.
ees Of w. II. & r. S. Tucker & Co
Sale of House and Lot in Garner, N. c

By virtue of power conferred in tive
mortgage deeds, recorded in registry Q
and book No. ia at page 808, / will o.
M Inday, February %, at y o, lock m, offe
for sa to the highest BIDDER or cash, a
the court house door in the city If Raleigh
a erta n house and lot in Garner, N c
bounded as 70 lows: Beginning at stalk,
in the middle of The North faro ina Rail
road, near the western line of said town
runs with said railroad D 81 deg, e. lS
feet to stake, thence N. q deg, E. 47
feet to a stone corner, thenceN 63deg, "
1876 feet to a stake on wash near bridge
thence to the beginning containing abo
two acres, except the right of way of sale
railroad and Known as the Richard John
son place. b. +. MONTA" h
Mortgage.
Raleigh, N. c., Jan, q, 1893
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Feb. 24.-Ihe slump in the
stock market this morning was 50 sud-
den and violent that the trading almost
took on panic conditions, but the ava
lanche of liquidation was practically over
in less than an hour, and then there
were some quick recoyeries. The dull
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NEW YORK MONEY.

finer, at LAa3 per cent: last loan 2x pe1
ceat. c,osing at - per cent. Prfn
exchsnga is weak. With actUaj Iuai
ness In banas oIiIs AT 4 e4%at SAX for &C.
manc, end tsA fny sixty Jays. Fosteo
~afes 4.8iat So CONNIE eeia' bills 4@.
a lyer CERTIFICATES 5jA Gg.1A. Bar silver t5%
mexican dollars az Govern meut bog !" 6
weak. State bonds dull Railrla bonds
X
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& HIOAGO Feb Cd
Opening Closing

.
lour quiet WI eat. No. sprlns nominal;
No. spriug Fa97 No req l02sl03A- 0uls.
q 2, ZcAa2s1. Ga E. No, 223 ~ 2 White
f o -, ru white b 1s02'. Rye
80: No :, -. EiNr seed VOL 81 o. a ". Yrip
Timothy seed S2.92h2.q5 Ness PORK, per bb
slUtO, 0.'5. Laro 10, 0 los lazO She t
der Loxed) 4&86 Short lear side (boxe6)
s. 5a 50 whistler, distillers' tntst goods
bgr MAilon SLl8E.
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FEw ORLEANS La, February a CottC
futu tes Qute {, sales q u baIee.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Fen. 2t.-a:0O Il. M.-Sp0f cot
ton. good u in 'ss done. pr ces high-r:
Anne lcan mlddlingf air s7Nzd: good mid
mod ing g. Cd; good ordinary IS 5ld. Cr-
binary ID.
iet OF the day were 120C0 bales. OF which
1000 wer' for speculation and export AMI
ia, ,ded ll.3L0 American: receipts 20 0 bales,
including co. American.
Futures opened with a N oderate de
mand and c.osed gu ct but steady.
Am rIcau midi.
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SALE OF OFFICE AND STORE
FURNITURE I'd OTHER PER
SONAL PROPERTY.

BY virtue of authority contained in a
Deed of Trust from James Boylan, L.
W. Dobbin and William Boylan, trading
IS w. III. & r. S. Tucker & Co., to VIM.
3. Snow, w. r. Tucker and Ernest
Haywood, dated Sune LIST, 1897, and reg
stered in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Wake county, North Carolina.
n book lat at page q, we will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at public
auction, on Friday, the 25th, day of
February, 1893, at 1 o'clock, at the
store on Fayetteville street in the city
Of Raleigh, formerly occupied by w. II.
e Il. S. Tucker & Co, the following
personal property, to-wit: / horse set of
harness and delivery wagon; DensmOre
typewriter and 1 oak typewriter desk; !
alnut roller top uesk; 1 Edison's Mimeo-
graph; l file cabinet; iron safe burglar
proof; office railing and partitions and
other furniture and supplies 5 show
cases; ! lot window fixtures; l silk cabi-
net: / set of shelving for rugs; l lot OF
baskets, wrapping Irvine and paper:
cloak racks; carpet poles; 30 tables; z
fire tanks; furniture and supplies Of
dress making department; l lot of
curtains and various and sundry othel
articles Of personal property owned and
used by the late firm of Tucker & Co.,
an itemized statement of which can be
obtained from either Of the undersigned
or at said store.
The purchaser Of any OF said articles
mt said sale has the right of removal
from said store house.
Terms of sale-cash. Time OF SALE
O'clock.
VIM. B. SNOW,
w. r. TUCKER,
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LiHER MARKETS.

Galveston, firm. SIX, 3,5s7 ba es,
Norfolk, firm n. l,7ts bales.
Ballmor nominal 6H, - GALES.
B stou. ull, ~ 470 - es
Win layton, brm ~, lsl bales.
Pnilade' onia. quiet, or, 8 bales
savan an, firm l. q, 27t5 ba,es.
New 0tIeens, steady 9-l5, 5.59l bales.
Mo lie, fir. m, 4I ba a..
Memphis, ii m 5 /! -, 1893 be- es.
August firm 200 usles
Charleston, firm. IL 10. 1895 bales.
C.no nnaG nrm b%. Ills nBIas
Louisville steady, y bales.
1T. Louis. sleady Il-ia, 918 Uales,
Houston. firm, bK, 2,fs3baIes.
New YORK. dull, steady, *, t9j tales
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NEW YORK Cd. f4-Futures opened
FoI4fes closed Sc y sales 90I, go ns,es
NEW ORLEANS

spot cotton closed dull but steady: mid
ding uplan1 IS % middling gulf Ga, sale 60
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. Q. fl 81, opened easy
wi h pny-ss gain gliding off owing break
IN heaj city m patents $o.o0ao. 8 90
clear ~ s0ab.o. Min -a,, ia patents 6.ZUao 60
dionesots baSels AIS; vintev PATENTS as
O. do. straight s4.6094.60; winter exfrs
81 'oo400s white low xT-css S2JUao.D
Rye our dull; supernne a2tO fancy
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Jan. 20-30ds.
VNTHERE AND HOW TO INVEST
9TH Safety, Permanence and Profit is Vital
Question,

he Mechanics and Investove Union OF
Raleigh Offer Many Advantages,
For SIS you can purchase share of 6pe
Ier cent annual dividends and at maturity
100 Or for a payment of 65 cents per
uonth you can own share of stock worth
+ maturity, in about eight years, 500.
You can, through this company, purchase
snd own home, at a small advance over
he amount paid for rent, and in case OF
jeath your widow will be fully protected
tgainstl loss of home.
GEORGE ALLEN, Sec.,
% Pullen Building, Raleigh, N. O.
JOHN @. DREWRY, President.
b s. HERMAN, Treasurer.
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The sheriff at the same time and place
will sell other printing material.
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IN heaj city m patents 30.otat. 3 &C
clear o. sOab.o :, Min -, ia patents 6.2Ua6 80
dlonesots ba6ets AIS: vintev natents as Z
o. do. straight s4.6084.60; winter extrs'
60 'naa,O0. white low xr4ces S2,vUaoy1
Rye our dull; supernoe $40 tancy
Buckwheat Hour quiet at l.25alSO.
Buckwheat s dy SJa39H.
Corn meSi quiet yatlnN western II cry
q HraT dywins az L1aa.0
Rye cay; No. z western C8A; car lots
, 40 H.
6al.ey quiet uesterr feetiug Al mstiop
barley 4.a.. st ADJ W v, stern y , ss'
tions, 40 Z red March closea 1854 May
ora. spot. ak n ,G% atoat op
tious, NAY cl sed - July CT zen 80
. It's. spot. weAkc Az. =, optlons
see, It aay; sraiiy sus54l IS extra 40
s.Gca 80; beet hams s22 9 a sj.S, packet ciUs
jI,UU cat, extra In Ia mess Sl1.6ua a.
cut meat. steady kled 0e Les eG6h
0. p1cAIed shoulders N: 40 hams has.
Lafo ga r weSSer ' q s6,,n 50 o. on f
continent 8 10; South American 80 W; com
ForE east.r new mes- sIO75aII o.: snor'
o,ear sl:.oa 2,75 family Sl1.5J.
factory Ilss I; Elsins % Iu1'tsSs = dreamer
lSsl7: tat '~ir ibsl1: do. dreamer l4alS
Chez le dull; large Whine, september 81.
Eggs Il m cJaDe &na re-n sylV s"is 10
pest Irep {.
Potatoes steady; New Yors S2.3'A@2.50
sweets %
rallow fl mer: city (s2 per package) 3Xa3A
country On ass.
Co5Uo1 seeo "a. easy prime rude 20k; do Q
b l5haI3 do summer yellow Z5a! u oD
summer 22a2zk: outer OIL 20aL6; prime win
TER GLOW u a28N
Petroleum tiTmer; Omitted -: refined New
York s.. 0; PhIlaAeIph q aud Baltimore S5 55
do. IN oulA s2.95
sl..0a1SS.
TurpeurIne Il IN atf5Ae5{.
ace firm domestic, tar 20 extra 4x0
5k, japan 0a5k.
aiolasses firm: New Orleans, .opeI
kettle good to cbuice, 25s 3.
Cabnages. quiet; Long island and Jerse
per 81 ri Ga d.
Coffee-JptIons, February $50 March
S. 4 a So: spot, Rio, ca : NO. invoice CO
jonblng ia; me- quiet; Cordova 7AatoH.
SuEAG, rhu uFm F5nulng fl-lh cPl =
trifuga!, %-t9st S-l8; refined hrm m9u!o
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BALTIMORE.

wssUA r. superf1ne S2.c0a3.20: do. ira -. 40.
4. 10; do family $4.40G4 70; winter wheat pat
ents "a S5a5.l0: spring do. 81. 10 G5.20: sprlns
wheat stratghts S4.9105 05.
Wheat dull and lower spot and Februar,
SLlU10DtOl: March $IO.Ml0tk May ia &@
lOl: steamer No. 2 red S6k at6&; SoutEeI
wheat Uy sample SsaIC2, do on grade 97(d
Oh.
CoJn dull AMI lower spot end FebruaI y
8lka3ak; March a4a,4% April 3iao44 ,
steamer mixed 53%O4 Southern white
corn 33a9i: 40 yelIu~ 3Sa35
Cats Iirm; No. white, western 35: No 9
mixed 33N ABB
Aye easier: No. 2. nearby So No. west
HaS steady: choice Ttmnth H2.5-a:30O
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RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH ". q. feoruary "a

Good middiing COTTON .........,,.... 6x0p
Low grades -. ....,,.,,,,... td.5 a
accepts 81 bales
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Died..

PARIsEAu-At toilette, December 10Th,
1898, Louis Pariseau, aged seventy
eight years.
MIR. Pariseau had been sick for several
months with Blisht's disease complicated
with intlamatory rheumatism and suffer
ed cScruciatinglv, so that death was
relief to him, and though his family
grievec to know that the end must come,
yet they also iii their sorrow feel that it
is better that relief came. Mr.. Pariseau
was born in Canada and came to this
county and sett II at toilette in 1878
thus being one OF the nariy settlers. In
til his last illness he W. always strong
and robust and more active I'll most
men of his years, taking part in the d,l-
ties and work Of the farm until disease
conquered him. Here in Pembina he
was frequent visitor and we'll known to
our citizens who we'll remember his
cheerful greetings and kindly ways. Asa
nelghbor, he was much liked and re-
spected. He was genial, generous and
obliging, and many of the early settlers
remember with gratitude the friendly
acts of assistance from the father and his
sons, when friend in need was friend
indeed. His wife, a rather frail woman,
who has rarely enjoyed good health, still
survives and to the last with almost
superhuman strength and vitality, insist
ed on remaining at the bedside of her
husband and attending to his needs with
loving heart and tender hand, though
other relatives were in attendance and
would willingly have relieved her of her
care. Besides the aged mother there
are lett to mourn the following sons:
John, Ernest, Joseph and Francis Pari.
seau and one daughter Mrs. LaRose, all
OF whom are among the most respected
citizens of the community in which they
live. The funeral services were held
from the Catholic church in this city on
Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Nearly fifty
teams loaded with sympathetic friends
accompanied the remains from the resi-
dence at toilette to the church and ceme-
terry, making the largest funeral cortege
that has been seen here for many years.
The services at tho church were OF the
usual ritz ilislic form and were very i'm
posing and impressive. The cllusch
was draped with funeral co,ors and was
filled with sorrowing friends. On the
coffin lay beautiful floral cross'as
tribute from Mr.. and Mrs. 7. LaMoure.
High mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Felion OF St. Jean, assisted by
Father Lavigne, resident priest and
Father Canpeau Of st. Joe.
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Holly, Mistletoe, Evergreens for
Christmas decorations. Fresh lettuce
and radishes, all kinds of vegetables,
oysters, fruits, candies, nuts, etc. for
Christmas insr. English fruit cake a
specially. You can't have real good
dinner until you cali at Kemp's.
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Lost.

Between Bathgate and Penbina, a
nickel plated brass rod, solid at enc end
and hollow at the other. Finder please
leave at the drug store, Pembina or my
office at Bathgate.
X. ]. P. BRENNAN.
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The M. E. Sunday school give the
cantata, Santa Claus Trial" at Kittson
Hall on Monday evening. 1t is full Of
interest and good music.
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The new skating rink opens this Thurs
day evening as free show. The warm
weather has delayed freezing.
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County board have been is session all |
the week, all present. Routine business
has been their principal work.
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And nov the Chronotype puts on a new
type dress and the county is on even bal
ance again. 1t was tipped slightly to the
south before owing to the gaudy giddi-
ness Of the Times wearing apparel.
Hope the boys feel as we'll as they look.
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Grant iaser's paper is authority for
the statement that the moon will rise
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

Cur ne.gloors w3o iiv1 on the bran
cnes OF JIM: HIPS truusl lave been suf-
terng i2r ST., y *, Tor want of cars.
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Remember the Xmas cantata to be given
by the children of the Presbyterian Sun
de~ @cilool on Fl'ids..- evening, December
2:5r q Hittseal Hall, entitled Good
rii1:.-s,s" cr - 4 %,iior Boys Nn1as."
An as:oa free, collection will be taken.
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Those bills, we spoke Of went out on
Wednesday. And some people came in
and paid before they got out of the Penn
bina post ohice-not all however; but
we expect all viii in the near pretty
soon.
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Mrs. Goodmansson of South Pembina
was taken to Jamestown asylum on Tues
day by Sheriff Trueml1er. She was sent
there a few months ago but returned
partially cured. She IS worse than ever
again.
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Two loads Of furniture came in from
Neche yesterday belonging to v. Quack-
enbush. He has stored them for the
present. MIR. and Mrs. Quackenbush
came down yesterday and are stopping
at Chas. Cavileer's.
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CIV WV '"'o
officers OF tie Degree OF Honor OF this
city: Mrs. Chas. Full, {. OF H.; Mrs +.
NJ. King, L. Of H.; Mrs. Brady, c. of c.;
Mrs. Aylen, Usher; Mrs. Keller, Finan-
Recorder; Mrs. Mcdonald, |. w; Mrs.
Horr, O. W.; Mrs. w. T. Knecshaw, P.
Z. oil. Installation wi occur Ian. 18th.
re ShEis'm s* r. f-Si t
pa cHNf> +" u 'f.r; "a; +
on t.'~ no; s''>. - - ~ -
0 @..eh WIZ :; Fsi1ofl ":f>'i>e-''
~ siF'a.''1'';' f'i''% CT 49,
d. ''''N-!,'S' ii'' ( i.''',1
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Gle. lanes coored comedy, GEORGIA
Tanu,rv 1l,h. priII;,nt nrc+.v craor..
yjr)s. southern melodies d,,c;no ard
grand opera. all TO make the show = suc-
cess. The PhiljeIu,p,ja Can saws. ,.1,ha
COMPANY Of s;aee.,-s dancers CONNEXIONS
and specaltv ncon., nr,,,uc;,,a C,.nrn;,
I'D to Datc IRE all rja,1t r;,ey oi,.e ,
"ree; ho,' s1,,w.
Cavalier county <.Tug lists meet in Con-
vention a. I.angcon on January 3rd on
the ca Of the Enforcement League
Committee. Judge Dorval will be in
charge of the program, and many mcdi-
cal subjects Of particular intef est to the
profession will be discussed but mostly
on the two genera, subjects. First. now
much alcoholic medicine is necessary to
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

Give the devil is duee Well, what
will The si.. We do not give the
dey Ms due, ar Il how the devil he can
: his due !-ss you pay us what is
du W CT say his due.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

D. w. Young, who has been farming
near the Geroux Bridge, is quitting farm
ing and expects to go into tie butcher
business i'll Neche. Mr.. Young will hold
a public auction next Wednesday and
will sell all his live stool: and farm i'm
p.eillc;it.s.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

A grand ball is to be held at Bathgate
on December 9th. Halls Orchestra
will ;ur'isIl the music. ]. T. Blackjack,
H. l. Watt, H. j. james, H. L. Holmes,
w. !. Burke, +. .I;,r' ; are o.. the COM
mittee, which guarantees a successful
and pleasant occasion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

P. 1876, Session Laws, N. d. 1897. 'If
the first day of January, the twelfth day
of February, the twenty-second day of
February, the fourth day of July, the
thirtieth day Of Nav or the twenty-fifth
day of December falls upon a Sunday,
the Monday following shall be a holidays"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-22

- finer We Their xxi. s than we have
been best wit. thu at tvo weeks. The
roads however are poor as the grades
are bare for long dis tances and it is about
as good for buggy as {or sleigh.