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f- iV sf II ,.r JXke£iosberJExpress, The iGhlcafo .newspapers are qlalru ting .700,1)00 ^population fox .tha' .city. ThehUlregniring every fllc to affix,to.his .ofllqiftl signiture'.the ,date of the expiration of his conamis *k)fe,.didnot pass t^sinany seewed.to itttfnk. IChe fferaM 8tpp ...there were »lbe-j DbVeen :two and three thousand" at fthelr,celebration iin St.' Vincent on the iPourtlu We ire .inclined to .regard ithat ja a stupendous—assertion. ThefGrand porks Herald discourses! .on BaftAa-editors,- diyidiogtbeitiAnto .twoqlasses, those that can be bought and tboae ithat cannot be bought. The: 4attw,at [thinks, are on the majority Wehqpe the ilerald is correct. ®eware ctf the .trade dollar which is. now only worth eighty cents. If one- :should surreptitiously' get into your jpoasesaion don't try to convince an-j other,innocent man that he lias a bet-) ,t$r .sight to Jose .twenty ceuts thanyou.: Also, look out for mutilated coins. Reports fsowaU aver the country .•8 iow that the,recurrence of the Fourth of July celebration brought with .it the usual .catalogue of .disasters and the anntml discussion is revived as to whether the fire cracker, the toy pistol .*tq«,should not be .finally and jforeyer :abqMied. -President Arthur seems to be gain* ing in popularity. He has yet an op iportunity by rising above cliques and .directing,the .administration of affairs with.a'iwiseand steady hand In the in .tereate.Qf the .whole country to,win the ilaeting trespeqb.o.f the American people .and merit a .re-election, although at .one itime he did inot -seem to bertlie .man-to do it. Substantial merit is the sorest-passport to popularity in a pre^i .dent of the U.nited.States. Governor .Ordway is the most abused iman in Dakota. The editorial frater nity of South (Dakota is agitated to sickness over all-sorts o.f alleged wicked neas ou tlie part of the governor. Tike ilateat tchargeis that lie has hired -the •Chicago pities and other Je»dingliews- papers outgide .the territory £o .champion his cause. This .shows that tthegoyemor has made so much money .out of Bismarck real estate as to move h|m with a. generous impulse to .help «pOor Chicago editors, Dakota editors •being in opulence and beyond need of Jhelp, •Col Donan delivered one of hi3char ,-acteristic jPourth of July orations at Fargo this year. When the Colonel gets in a -good charge of patriotic am iUnltioh ihe goes .off with wonderfully .explosive force. His literary sky-1 rockets went :high into the air." With 4he pjcream flying from $lie eagle" he' :also mingled the "droak of the raven" giving .atarrible ipiqture of the corrup itioniin ihigh -places, J5e Showed plain ly tbatthe average congressman, jddge 4Uid other high official is on the -straight road to that bad place tot vwhichthe colonel's reverential feel iings will not jjerout him to make illusion. The address -was eyideutly ijnuch enjey ed by the .audience \*J 'The world do move. Egypt is to Siave a constitutional government. •Such ailong stride forward in so short :& time, has ,few parallels in history. In this .connection the Minneapolis Tribute pays the following just tribute ,to England. '"England liad a' grand .opportunity, and she has improved it. ihstead of U£iing her power over pros •trate Egypt for annexation or selflsh purposes of gain alone, she has used her irresistible influence to oblige the JChedlve to give his people a free (government. Egypt will have a slow ^nd tqilful road to enlightenment and .strength, but there hope for hem| 'There-is in |he pfttiqtft andwdwiteiqn®: Fellaheieh the,material from wfeictf to An41d iy a s(fiid,'Vj?!goripiis '^eopli jPostmaater General Gresham, -fol lowing the .examine qf ex-Postmastter (General ¥ey, has put .forth ap .edict' .against the .use qf the mails by lottery .companies. -W^ll done^ Now let the! .pew pwtmaator g^nerai' haye allth^ ihonor ,qf (tbe^idb^l .^hPHt-jbsih :accu8ed o[f (figuring ior the presidency. 3y the way, we:nQtice that some prtflin iinent newspapers (that are generally alert .in dealing with .live topics o£,the .day, h»ye^e^'ilitSle tovsay Ve^toiSallj'' .on .this lottery decision. There is probably a:fear iin some qnarters that thosenewspapers.whichpuhlishlottery :adverti8ement8 are .ip danger qf being: intercepted. ?.So let.it be.. ^hisLqnis Jana jQ^ry^hnsfee^s ii tfn eyil in tlie land, and. a .disgrace to ithe state that ifoston and encourages such a swindle. Perhapt the .protracted dry weather! of this. rseason, threatening to curtail •the.crop yi(!ld„foil6wing the disappoint ment of 4ast .year oyer the damage to ^grain from the rains, will .emphasize the oft repeated jesson to jfarmers ot Dakota, inot to rely so largely on,the! production ,of wheat. This .lesson is 1^0 beleamed, whether .from iea foresight ,or .from ,the i.Qf a Jtew Mverse seasqni «rUl Jwd exoluqkveLy wheat farmers Investment which e,veniin iDafcotahaa bemade an exqlusiye source af depend' lenpe.^We have unbounded faith.in •the adhptAhiiity qf our soil ahd.qliinate :to\wheatgrowing and the command*! closi yides another avenue Qf relief, fortunes .Qf the ,fanner should .not hang in the balance eivery year.even though nine points out.of ten are in his favor. Mixed farming mu^t hethei policy of Dakota farmeira, if we are to have an agtictfltWW' fcbyijtry whose! prosperity rests iipMi a solid basis. «eal £st»te irtauwtbjtf «•4 The .following «re. the real estate trajps fers Jft»r 'the- week "eh4ih Juty"4^, vvKMtl iFABM PROPERTY. J[. T. Reid to F:* Hil&eibA^ai a Bros, add to Drayton /A. J. Wallace t*5» f. W '.seo 19, :tplG9, rftl, 160 acres....,..'... 000.00 i\. Reid to .F. Htldebrand, ovj sec 16, tp 159 r51,160 acres 3,000 00 J. H. Barton to A. B. Wqlker, .e ^sec JL7, itj159!y 5^, J60 »600 00 Megqnier A Mdntyre ..to I. B. .Wintere, a flee 81, tp 161), 56,100 acres.,. ^000 00 O. P. Keropeu to S. Torgenson, a W sec 9, tp 158, r53, 1C0 acres ,780 00 J[. McFarroo to Win. Askew, J^e^.eci »wl'8e€.fla,.tp1fiS, A ,r .54, 160 acres. 900 00 J. Airth :to X. E. Ewen, halfin-iii "j ft, terest of a sec 9, tp!61, 53, J60 acres J.,«X)i00 JOWS LOTS. S. s. R. A. Spragnetto H. Engen, Jots 21 and 22, blk 5, Foster's add .to Bathgate....! 625 0ft J. LaMbureto'G~F- Winters, lots, -c.1 6 and 7,.blk l5,to\vn of Neche. 1,200 00t C.J. Brown .to J. D. ^choifiles, lets 15,16 and 17, blk 31, town .of Hamilton .C. Brown .to S. Collins, lota 13 and 14, blk 5, town of Ham .iiton S. Grandy to J.S.Grandy,lots 1, 3, 3, 4,5 and 6, blk 55 and Jot 8, blk 16, St. Thomas Conistock & White .to J. H. Anderson, lot 17-, blk St Thouias. A. F. Appleton to School Dis trict No. 41, lots SS, 59, 60 and •61, town of Crystal.....]....^, .Coinjitock & Wliite,r...to-Olson Thompson & Clitistian, lot 20, .Ulk 1, St. ThomakV..... A..J.- Wallace toij. E»-Jackson, lots 18 and 19, blk 6, WaUace Drayton.........:.:. A. J., .Wallace to H. J. Luyton, lot 2, blk 5, Wallace. Bros, add to Drayton offered the Indian half Baid» There is a ^acination i.flelds of grain that seems .to fatake.their all in an 300 00. 200 00 300 00 100,00 5 00 80 00 AS it Jdh'fiupn Wk l% Wajlaqe Bros. ^d| to Drayton.,.„....„...w...,„ A J. Wallace to S. F. .. Jolinsoq, lots 22, 2R 801^ 24. fflk 6, Wal* lace Bros, add to Drayton A. J, Wallace to MaVaUace, lot 7, blk 6, Wallace Bros.' add to 40 00 120 00 60 00 35 00 Editor Qou^^^^zturtiqtaijoko^ Dam Argus, is one of the dry est jokers in the world, and he had just as soon play joke on a member of his oiwn family as not Dave's .wife is a friend of his, and so she is subject to his jokes. She hates Indians, and always locks the door when she sees the beggars who ramp around Beaver Dam coming toward the h.ouse. Dave:knetfthisJVso he" h'ired%tf Inflaif to go up to the houafWWget in, with passkey, and beg a pair Of jDate'sSolff pants of the good. wife,^wJj^h °sle Jtiipld. gladly give to get rid of him, ra dollar if he would go right into the parlor and "pat the pants on. Dave thought it would be a splendid joke on his wife, and he got a drug-store man named Griffis to goi with im iwd'watch the fyn frquota. distance.* 'he ^idito gotwthe hguBe and fbe£ sfeked fr a p|ii- p^olq ixiots, lhe: rougB the^jol|p, im Dave's Sunday pants, and he went in the .parlor an#l was going to put them on.' Tb.ii was,too much for her, and a)ie wentito the kitchen and got a dipper of hot water.- Nobody knowB exactly-what' occurred, but Dave suddenly sjw.pjtndiap.cffl«sfa| tge frontSo^ w^h^one.ley jp jf'pgir 0 black dciwlcinU 3 tlttr othar p«rt»4eg dangling in .the air, and (the Indian yelled as though .he was in pain, and he pulled out for the ,eamp up the lake about,six miles. As he passed the two ge ptU joen the lndian "Sq^h^gpw^y- water," ana he .was gone. iOave went home and ask«d what .the news was, and ifound that he was out a pair .of Sunday pants, in the packet of which was ^12 in .money and apasa%i t^e %.Pai$ rail and wifgjjM&^^ Wjbt ^vints to, ,«end his fnends up to the house after any more pants to do so, bv all means. She wiU.be .at home.—Peck!e Sun. WOTICB TQ GOWTBAGTORa' Notice is hereby given that 'tenders will'be.received by .the .undersigned fat: the erection.of a Presbyterian .church at Hybe Park.. Plans .and .specifications may be seen with Mr., Hyde, Hyde Pfcrlc H.vA. MBjKJ^ Walhalla* Bey.- JK: &s yell, Neche PioubkbtE^pbsss-' ,office, Pembina Jhe wdrk .io ^e.-oo^»pletdd Qtf Qr.before 2Qtb August 1883. .... imKlep^§ri$fe by itEat torrible cough. .Shiloh's Cure is the remedj ifor you. For sale by L. WlI-KEN?. Half way Between JBiaersoii&St :A indereigoed^win be -prepareil to .herd all kinds of stock as soon as the season permits. Bwt c*e guaranteed. Aprl3-3m .JOHN SLATER t4^ St NOTICE TO FARMERS A XjL 'PARTIES WHO 'WILL KEQtJIRK £\. Twiueor Wire ande*tm (br ibe MerUW Binder will please notify us at once, so that we may lie prepared to 011 »H order*. XAStES McPHAlL. JAMES & ROSS, Hamilton. Sole agents for the Qeering Binder- for Eembiua county, JBATH6ATE.D.T PORTRAIT liRS. E. J, MQSTYN J_- i.-~• .**. ti-i: Is -prepared .to takpjordeiB for portraits in oil or water cblbri*. £iayon work a specialty. After a number «f years of travel and teachins, and hwriag visited many art schools and studios, I have obtained con siderable experience in this art, and am now prepared to take orders for portraits. Copying from old pictures a specialty. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Address all orders to E. J. MOSTYN. Pembina or nest, Dk. T, N. B. Lessons given in the various branches of 1Q0 00 Bros, add to Drayton 70 00 A. J. Wallace to Hi T. Funnell, lot 14, blk HJbt S.'filk 3, Wal- y( Jaoe Bros, .add to lirayton 105 00 A. J. Wallace to H. Hv Fuiuiell, lot 8, blk 13, lot 19, lflk 3, Wal .• lace Bros, aild t« Dragon....,.-. 100 0(i. A. J. Wallace to M. S Iphnsoii, 'k, 1 lots S and'6, blk 13, Wallace GOODS] Mrs. BALDWIN S. Has just opened ont a n^w'linc-of es S ixo^AnA t'asMons. CallaudSee Them. ROLETTE ST., PEMBINA. HAIRDRESSING! kl .M jT* tiind.then H. J0HN80SV Ijf Land lof the largest Ifctb Wesson M. E.R. h: 1 jp6Q)b DONE. STAMPING A GOOD 0PP0R.T i. 4 WishlnSfto_ engage in other business offer for sale our stock of merchan dise and buildings at Fort Pembina at a 'bargain. *$.& R. a^D^&N. 'a fi 'j# ,D.T. walhalla 5! l0* WcA lOSRY. ife ES, |ON- LUNOH SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE PAY AND^NIGHT. .CHOICE .BRANDS OF CIGARS. 4 'J Hyde Park. Now Warrior Mowers, .'<p></p>G. :'jrtrsiT mrni a 36. AXD—\ 1 .fT -v. I I A 5^**7 A/ 1 S I il SHJLQH'S yiXALIZER ,is what j»ed|bir.tconsumptiQn, :and. .ealely you loss ,of appetite, dueiness.audiall^ymptomsQf .dyspepsia. Price ,40 J5 .cents jer bottle. For and SuiKEYS We-carry a full lines ot Repairs for all our machines, and furnish any goods in our luie on short jiotice.-. HEAD OFFICE AT HAMILTON, D, T. ALSO AGENT8 FOR THE t£ "yS72ijpla. Ijea^s tlx© "World- X)03ST'T EOEG-ET Hn-i '•hiy ij—THAT— H. STRONG hIs always in' &&>ck a" fu£l line of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. Guns and Ammunition. u^JLjSO ,r .. and Gangs, Sa-w 3Btc. sraensres-s. SASH, DOORS, AND BUILDING PAPER. CAVILEER STREET, .. PEMBINA, D. T. ti ls tiie Place to 6et Supplies of Every Kind in that Line. HIS' STOOK OF: 1 |S FULL AND GOMPLETE. Would announce that she 1ms just received a I*' —v.~— 1 Varied and Complete Which'maybe inspected at her stora on .•: ^viM jurt retarn^rom a lengthened^vi^t teChte«vwhere she has been attending 8PRINO wENINGS and noting LATEST STYLES, she is prepared .'koxm-M ..a /i'U-v J* Tinware .it,.}- Best Goods. •. JUST ARRIVED, a large invoice of goods, amongst which Extracts White Rose and Musk, -1 Unique Camphor Ice, ,±,S^C Saxoline Hair Oil and Pomade."'"' Our Own Seidlitz Powders, full strength. Also including an inunense stock of PATENT 1IEDICINES, Our Own CONDITION POWDERS with formula, o:- ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DT A MOKD 3DTTBS. Phlfsioiaos' Prescriptions Carefully We buy .the best only, and shall endeavor to satisfy all in prices! Lc WILKINS, Prop. FOSTER'S ADDITION Heart of the City! Eor terms, etc., apply to NEW HOOSIER SEEDER, with Spring Hoes, WM. FOSTER, Batheate, Luke, Steele & Company, BATHGATE.^ Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, ,, a? s: ES Improved Buckeye Binder! BUGKEII UOWSS, SULKEY, GANG AND .WALKING PLOWS, hollingsworth hay bakes, 7""' mm ... vr...T an ... .«^i. hi A 1 1 \,K \i? lit* a ws" J. »t 's- A A E Highest and Best Location in the Town. Most accessible from the Country, East, West, and North. Adjacent to the best part of the River Bank. Destined to be the ami Day ,7.'v-.'r' Farm Implements BOSS FARGO & SPRING TbOTH HARROWS, MOORE fe CO., (Late Moore & McGruer) ."V ffi .. A TJEBB XXT IDxnags, dxexrxlcaJLs, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY DISPENSED BY R. L. LEWIS, Books, Stationery and Wail Papers Photographing done in all its Branches BABIES THOTVS A SPECIALTY JBy .TOE MGIT^JW piROC^." :m- ...'v if. iv 'HP