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BertloM Mi tbe Presbyterian Church in the morn-i&gat half past 10 o'clock, in the evening at half fMk seven. Prayer meeting on Thursday eveoing-«t .taffpMt seven o'clock.

, late Parting song of Lieut. II-commander at Post Hancock, o*> his departure for Lincoln:

"Over the river they beckon to me."

.Van Etten has opened an office oppo-• site the TBIBUKB building.

Sterescopic views and lenses—a beau­tiful Christmas present, at Dunn & Co's • drugstore. 21 w5

-That was a rattling good party at the r Capitol last week.

•.a" ir^ou want* Ho. 1 article, of any

; kind, for feet wear, at low figures, call .-•n Marshall Campbell's. 19w 3

The <Gol. gays that rumor is false; -he can-go-where he pleases, and without

. dangerof being arrested. •

\ ^ocW cutlery, couibs, brushes, &c., Jlfct Holiday presents, at Dunn & Co's

• drug stone. 21w5

Company D, at Gamp Hancock, have • gone-tQflfc .Lincoln. * Perhaps this is preliminary to the .abandonment »f the

*Post and sale of the buildings.

iHandJcnit socks, a flrFrt-class article, -&t Marsball Jb Campbell's. . 19w 3

;S. Sunderland, the taxe*dermist, has $la«ed an-eWc hesd in Marshall ^ Carop-fttll's window. Its a nice job.

AWtitlng deaks and stationery at Dunn & tflo's deng store. 21 w5

ffcqputy'U.S. Marshall Edgei$y having beencemawed, his papers,&c.,.have been plftOAd io -Deputy Miller's hand*.

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Pdottes irt&ing a nice light boot for tbe Cttvistoqsffand N$r Year's party, shoaMioave .their order* at one* fjrrib

1, Mt *Msm Writ *ad save -disappointment, and (&oice qp*tbets for die shoemaker.

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Orlando Putman Hart, the would-be mole thioC, now lies in jail, His part­ner got cl&ar .on examination. Hart will hare bis trial at' Yankton at the *pricg term 4f court. ;

Checker &ad baekgammon boards* cbesssen, at. Dunn £/t£o's. drug store. L 2Jw8

M one wishes to "know1 how it is riHmself^Just lei-him try \p .collect a ^rppisctKus lot of bills about time 4aj«.

fit you want is sock tbroogh which the o$ld cannot penetrate, ask for tbe gen-aijge German' sock, at Marshall & Camp-bein^-.:: i:' ; l'Jhr 3

Jae4t Slatterj and Thomas Higgins vrere jested Monday on ay charge of grandUrceny, And are in the ioek-up, in defatAt of $500 bail, each, to .̂ vait ttheir trial *t the nextterro of court.

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Ane# sfadc of 6dot paoks, fresh from ftjxe factory--nprbrth one-half more for drear fhap Mfcpck. ih$t has been kppt ^er^uniiief Mtll atllar^faaH&Camp-bell's.. 1 ' 19w 3

Capt Stsfg&y baft,!lad a splendid ran of cusitosr ̂ ihee the ^srgo hotel was burned, aad many were wont to stop sfaewhiie have leiMWsd to appreci-atrhls hAipittlUj.>' Th« pat in tbe fi^st good nipuf j rest at the' Bram-

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tto tie first striflre yfaa milk, M new betel, and no# it ta Yetdf fttf oo-ctkpaney. ' ' " ;

Holliday goods in great ••riety^at Dann k Co's drug store.

The colored people of Bismarck have a little dance to-morrow evening, .at the Express OflBce hall.

A 'splendid, assortment, of Holliday goods, warranted, as represented, at Fred Strauss' jewelry store. 31^5

' Tempering the wind to the shorn latnb"was the way the Bismarck washer­women put it when Missouri River water advanced to'fifty cents^ a barrel, and tbe next day's blizzard piled a big snow drift near her back door.

Ladies workboxes and writing desks, something useful and nice, for holliday presents, at McLean's supply store.

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Dr. Porter does not propose to leavd Bismarck. He telegraphed his resigna­tion to headquarters this morning.

A large assortment of lamps at Mc­Lean's supply store. 21 w5

A new way of charivarmg was devel­oped in Moorhcad, a short time since. When M. Horton and wife arrived there about two hundred men and boys com­menced whistling, and kept it up until the newly married pair were out bf sight.

Hats and caps in great variety at Mc­Lean's. 21W5 » . , i

At a special meeting of the Pioneers last Saturday, it was decided to have a dance at the Capitol House on the even­ing of the 10th inst. C. J. Miller, J. E. Walker, T. Van Etten. W. W. Bill and R. D Jennings were appointed a committee of arrangements, and they will do all in their power to make this, the first anniversary of the society, a success. Tickets only $2.50.

Nubias and scarfs,—a cheap and use­ful Christmas present, at McLean's supply store. 21w5

Our townsman, Wm. B. Shaw, Esqr., surrounded his hospitablo board with a large and agreeable Thanksgiving party, giving to the day a regular New Eng-and observance, whilst "the breaking waves<(of snow) darted high" outside, sufficiently bleak for the most austere Pilgrim of the original "landers.''

Christinas toys,china vases,perfumery, &o., at McLean's. 21w5

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Camp Hancock now presents fornid-able breast-works* on the Vandal-port, the side facing north. It was a thought­ful piece of strategy to have the "post" so well fortified tvefort^ the retirement of the troops to Fort Lincoln. It would trouble the 7th Cavalry to charge through these works, but a strong Southerfi alii may be able to reduce them between this and dog-days.

For a fine suit of clothes at a reason­able price, call on McLeao. 21w5

from representations mkde to the proprietors of the TRIBUHB, they were led to hetteve that the postmaster at Fort Rice—a very obliging gentlemafn, by the way—was a4i(Ule toqr. good »a-tur^d, and allowed st>rtio one man! to take the jjapers for hjs company, and the subscribers sometimes failed to re­ceive them. It seems that some who subscribed for the TWBUMK Vere ?not re­ported, at this officered some who were their names^ Wetse -giv^h Wrong, and there ha^ b^en considerable -confusion. We exonerate the postmaster, knd will try to have the matter righted. 9 '

Groceri«3, ptbv*sionsi ^our and feed, at McLean's^supply ̂ tore. 21w5

Smitbers, who has made bis home in the "New Northwest,'1 where' lie can hear drum^call at F^rt, Lincoln, says "if his letter can't ba carried to his regular correspondent so as to prevent any coldness, springing up on tha part of said correspondent, on acteunt of .de* !aysf he will sell his Custer . ^irom o, which he bought at the TRIBCKI office to decorate a bJaqk 9/ bis claim shack, mighty cheap/* Qux adviee to Smitbers is to "go west" aad grow up with a countrydfbai;wtftk appreciate his necesities ip tha ^ay of mails.

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a h u s b a n d b i f t w i f e f . # i l k o r alapacca\<jratt^; l^ |̂ss |̂( |̂)lendid assortment tot^ccl^ 21 w5

" IT?1 Seargeant B,̂ .flW;.iltti three pri­

vates,is left to guarU'^0 cords of wood, 200 tons of hay ai ̂$5iP0p worth ~of quartermaster stores at the warehouse at.Camp'Hajnijcock, iias commenced drill? ing his command, as a specialty, to ,4^pl«yj»s skirmishers.". alacrity wtt^jW^il tpi*f *w pU^,< o'nv'ttf tbe nay, jstack^ana tbe other to tbe receptacle for dismantled tents- and cepdpmpod co^k stoves ̂is as lively an eacblbitiotf #CcxAodern military; tactics oo tbe Mistoari, se onei cooli triah to see. C»ib<^iij "Trim,"Twitb b0<A: |q lia^^oiil^aiot^o better* /1 ^,sc;

jMyNine Peifeybegt ir new drnj| atwe,..wd are for \»o^iQen.

tlnb. Se^e-^ wtbif d*y- ..... v opeirtiigtte|<-|6ddi, *«r«i prisc^rTb 6nd sncb a fine stock ofdripj andeb|preat a varUfijy:of statlo^eryand fancy 1^oods, cl&s, and some of the fineif'of frqutrs W medicinal pdrposes.; T6ey bave leised the jieW baildiii£ recehUy erected by Ool. Wilson, which isJ the best finished hoine in Bismarck, tfhe large glssB front and the arrsoip* merits inside m^kes^'the Btorejwe^ent a very ciediuble appearance. Hr. Nich­olson is an old hand at the drug busi­ness, and a man who thoroughly un­derstands it. Dr. Porter intends to resign his position ̂ in the army as Boon as he is ordered away from Gamp Hancock, and will settle down in Bis­marck. Nicholson & Porter will make a strong team, and we wish the new firm success.

The man who filled his pipe out of Kemper's tobacco, says he don't want a*iy more of that. There happened to be a small revolver cartridge in the to­bacco and unfortunatly he got it into his pipe, lit her up and soon after was seen going down the street at the rate of about forty-five miles per hour hollowing "I am shot! I am shot 11" bringing up against the hardware store, but on-examination it was found that he had only a few front teeth dislocated, and his pipe gone, probably "where the woodbine twineth." Had it not been for the building he run against he would no doubt be going yet. Kemper leaves the tobacco box on the counter just the same Hut has not had occasion to fill it up lately.—Perham News.

Says the Indianapolis Journal: In the, absence of a teacher last Sunday, Supt. Knippenberg, of the Garden Baptist Sunday School, took charge of a class himself—softie six bright boys. Indirect­ly he had occasion to speak of two roads —one leading to heaven and one to hell —and stated that God had placed the Bible in our hands to direct us to the right road and warn us from walking in the road which leads to ruin. The Su­perintendent wishing to illustrate the importance of the finger-board, asked the boys:

"Boys, have you ever been in the country?"

"Yes, sir." "Did you ever come to a point where

two roads met,and found no finger-board to direct you?"

"Yes, sir." •*Whatroad did you take^' "The road that had the most black

walnuts on," was the quick response of one of thebright lads. :

Knippenberg fonnd the answer too much, and with a loud smile reptied: 'That's right tads; go for the black walnuts."

"Twice one is won," repeated an ur­chin in an absent minded way. "What" cried his father, "have I spent so much money on your education with tio better results than that? Twice one is two, sir."* "Wvll, dad," replied the young hopeless, "f will admit that yon are right from ohe.standpoint, but with all due deference to y6u as triy paterflal progenitor, I must beg leave to main­tain, that; when I win two one dollar bills on a horse-race, twice oac is won."

THE BOOMERANG. Jut* Opened My

L. T. MABSHALL, MAIN STREET, BISMABCK, D. T.,

Next door to FkttetVSiittard flail and Dona k Co's Drag Stpre.

Thfe Choicest of Winw, Lhfaori and Cigars. This Is decidedly ibe most elegant place'of tbe kind In the.torn. • . ,• . • •

." COME AND £RE #8." L.T MARSHALL

. Dec. 2—31wf TBftttTQBY OF DAKOTA, l 'T- j ̂ ProClor.

.CojDfTT or B^BtBIOH. J Too are Jiarebj notified that a .writ of attachment

faa> been Usued against yoa, and your property at­tached, to Mtiaty thte d#maad of Elisabeth Gibb#, aaoouaUog to thir^-flve (?6): Mhw. , Kow,)an}eai jou diall appear ,before. ̂ homaa Van Etten, * Justice of the'P«fcoe in knd for saW County. at bl« offlfee,'ob Ibe 18th day of December, A.D., 1874, at 2 o*cleck in theafternoon. jadgmentwill l^e rendered agalnatyou ahd yiour property gold ^D pay the debt . ;• v • KUZlmtn GIBBS, Plaintiff. H.M. DAVIS, Pir»Atty,

' • Dec.2no91-lt

NOTICE. Esq. I, c. Adams borrowed twenty five dollars of

me, abme three months ago, for the purpose, as he claimed, of getting married, and buying aotoe pro­visions, for which I hare his note. He did not get married at the time, bnt shortly afterward*^boasted of having Expended^at least a portion of the motley in wine and fast' women. He ivfuaea to refant tfae money, even at thl» date. He jMsorCfwes for cigars and abar-billwhl(/h ̂ edecHn^s to Mf.,

. _ ." . >) : '. . . CHRl^. 0ILSON. K3nwrk,Dec.2,18T4.—2lwl ; •?}, *

~~ XOTiCK. Whereat, my iHfe, MM. BtU Proctor, having left

my bed-aitd board without just cause or provocation, air persons are hereby forbiddMi harboring or trust-iog iia on my account, as t fhafl pay no debts of her contracting. ' ; X. W. PROCTpR;

Bismarck, D. T., Nov. -M, lS74. ' ®i»S

Attention Horsemen ! Ail those who 'bave'hdr^es wkh anjr k lad

of diskaas:can oto *

m'MT sdwav*P ,"*vaF/ • PtAOTlCULL VBTSBINABY SOieiOSK,

•f 15yeirs ShMidtae, who has peraaiieally located a w^ Mlirivt wflltreiat atldiseasMto waieh

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BARGAINS I N NOTIONS. BAEGAINS I

w* m n n m i Wig mr ZSR CLV^THINAI

BARGAINS 1 iv boix. oil! BARGAiirsnr OVERCOATS I

BARGAINS IN O ANNED GOODS. Bargains for {he Hiadies !

Bargains in Everythine,

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J. W. RAYM 0ND & GO'S. STOVES ! STOVES !

CHARTER 0AE| MATCHLESS COOKING STOVES.

Celebrated EVENIHG STAR Parlor Store. We have in transit, and to arrive in a few days, a fine lot of the fcbove far

famed Stoves, direct from the manufacturers at St. Louis. Now is the time to leavo vour orders for Stoves, Piping, Ac. v

JAMES DOUGLAS 6r CO.

JOHN MASON

Billiard Sail

' * *'• •, r? /. Tf:: * .... WH0LE84M AND KET V L gPlLKK IB

FBOSUCZ AND COMMISSION,

CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS.

CIGARS and TOBACCO.

Cor. Main and Fifth Streets, Bfcmarek, D. T. and Moorhead, Minn.

PROF. COMERS EMPIRE SHAVING

AND BATHING ROOMS!

Third St. between Main and Meigs Ste., Blsma r ck, Hot and Coid'Baths at al honn. Special atten

Uon given to Bathers. Idly

SEWING MACHINES. Parties wiahing a Sewing Machine will find it to

their advantage to call on 3. W. FISHER, at tbe U. S. Kxpress Office, IHsmarek, D. T, who keeps al­ways :ooi hand, machines, needles, castors,, and sew­ing Machine attachments of all kinds. l-43tf

WESTERN LAITD ASS00IATI0N paopaiCToag or

KGAL ESTATE IN DVLIITI! For Sale or Lease,

: IfDTHEB MENDKNHALL, AG8NT.

OEO. O Blao^qnjitii ^nd Wagon '' ' • Sliop,.' Comer of Third and 1%ayer StreeU, MSwKk, D. T,

Horseshoeing a, Specialtjr. • a#ir v 1 ? -• 1 • •

»0E^DIETRICH, JR.,

LINE .-•MiWWW"; .

Iff, LINCOLN .AID BIIIAICK. • ; , f

' iLBJLVES BISMARCK :

7:30 a. m. 9 a. iaVl pf m. 4 p. m. Daily.

I^AV»S THE POINT OPPOSITE LWCdLX:

10 in. 12 m. 3 p. m. 6&0p. m. Daily. On Saadaya the Omnibus will only ngke the 9 a. m.

and 1 p. m. trips. * - - ' ' 94 Jim

CHR'ST HEHLI, HTKING OF THS«^9

, S ! Pppodte V. P, R. R. pepot,: B^uarck.

HOT AND COLD BATHS! HAm crDTnNG. .SHAVtSG i Sb

Ml* Bafr-Dreabif, dooe bi the Latest Fashion

W. H. STIMFSON,

General News Agent ANDDEALBR IN

BOOKS, STATIONERY,

OTIONS, FRUITS,

ALL KINIXS, PA PBR COLLARS,

SOAPS,

CONFECTIONERY, $c. BISMARCK, D.T.

•Strangers and otbors will And all the latest news­papers and a faH stock of goohs.

_ ff. H. STIMP30N.

~ CITY BAKERY. John Yegen, Front Street, would announce to tbe

citisens of Bismarck that he is prepared to fill oirdeca for cakes pies or fancy pastry on short notice mr-anteeing satisfaction with reasonable charges. Flw light bread teireents a loaf or fonr loaves for twenty-five cents, 208m

A.UEEBACH, FINCH & SHB5MR JOBBERS OF

Dry Cfoods and Hotiens 114,116 end 119 Third Stro«t,

ST. PAUL, - - MINNESOTA.

J. A. MoUSAN,

, AMD DfALlR IN .

DRY G00PS, CLOTHING, Hoots and Shoes, Yankee Notions, Provisions, 4c.,

4*:, Genta* Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Ac.

HUES? VEGETABLES. Groceries, M**; 7ett, Canned aid DHed Fruits kept oonstan«y en hand. Give him s eal! at^Us new and nloely fitted «p Store, on Main St., Bismarek,

Beanpre & Zelly, Wholesale Gfrooen,

, 'ST.. PATTL, MQitN.

ECKFORD ft RYAH

Merchant Tailors DRALaniH

Ready Made

Clothing AMD

Gents* Furnish­

ing Goods. Military work a specialty. Main Street. Bismarck* D. T. 1-48

> in a Workmanlike Manner.

nUNN & CO

<• MAJM STRBWr. ' BiOTiftirek. E). T.

BISMABdK wd FT. 5DF0B» STAOELINE.

The Bismarek and Fort Boford V. 8. Matt and 8Uge line will ruq as follows:—Gooro Sooth: Leave Foit Baford at 1:80 a. m., Mondays. Leave Fmt

a| ItSO a. sa., Fridays, , arriving at ife-uarick on JSaoday ;evwiaf. Goom Nonsa: Leave

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