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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-28

MEXICAN herders stole all the eggs
that Shaefer's hens laid, at Webb,
Tex. So he bored holes in several eggs,
and drugged them with tartar emetic.
There were several very sick men in
the neighborhoOd next day, and Shaefer
was delighted; but that night he was
mobbed, and so nearly killed that his
recovery was at first deemed impossi.
BILE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
ON W. AIR Id!

VT will DC 20 ycu- Interest 10 arop m,
1 tai Card FOR Circulars before So. y y.
Jour Maeh.osry, &c. viii Sell ,ae fGsv.i
sll OF when ! warrant &c cialiaca =, 80
The CsisossteG Traction aad Stapit-s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

has held its place rs tho leading Mover -,
Reaper ~ the World. Taking the mos, All !
mopg tho Highest Premiums. its dur-biH,y I
excelled 10y none and the cust Of kcoplng h 4.
pair less than any. also sell the Twine bI,a,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
& lOglm aWELrrwn
THEY ERE TIE BEST.
Price, pr Cents,

la you get :oEle WORTHLESS imitation. Fold by sli
Stptcs and Caas>ias, aai ~ WE:ilS b POITER Pre.
pristor1 Doston, Msss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
EASONABLE
SUMNER
II Spetialties.
Our line Of Summer

Our lIIlc Vi SOlll illCT
Goods will be found equal to the ordi-
nary requirements or trade and ct prices
that appear acceptable to all.
LADIES AND GENTS FINE
India Gauze underwear. unlaundricd
Shirts and bleachcd Jean drawers, Gents
British Hose. Ladies Bslhriggan do,
fancy Parasols and silk umbrellas. lisle
thread and silk gloves, beautiful line
corsets. fancy buttons, toilet soaps AMI
perfumeries. In accordance With our
our established custom our bills are all
being made off and will bc ready FOR dis
tribution on the first day of July. Our
customers will oblise by calling prompt,
ly for Same, rs NC desire to get MI ont
at once. SOur line OF DRESS
Goods, peculiar to the wants OF summer
trade, consists OF colored Lawns, Wash
Poplins and mixed snitings; also. Vie.
toria Lawns. dotted swiss striped and
checked Nsinsook Il white Pique, choice
line imported Black Cashmeres. Our
bills are oil due the lst day OF July
your account will be ready AMI would
thank you for prompt attention to il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

Zach package OF sArrnrp's nAp,c.L Crgs rortasus
Dr. Sanfords Improved laasiir yubn, aild full direc-
S91. dor u, n.o a AL sssss Piee 90 soI sale Sy
Cut the United States an. Crnsdes WERKS q I6T.
TER, General Agate end Whcloosio DroGRlstS, Bcs-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

TRB cure effected IA mr. case ~ s.Srons's EApIcAr
CUnE VAS remarkable that IL seemed 10 n los
who bad sn1ered without relief fon sly OF the
remedies TINT II could not be true tforesora al.
sfhdgvtt 20 u before soh j. Thooa-, E~g Jus,ic. o
0xbli5E 2. DIsss,cEs. Dsuoo,r-. posrox.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
Farmers Fucorise.

z. Bjckforj ifuaneu Grain Had Scsi n,r
cen fniiy establish the slperiosi,y q this d,iG
o7er ali others in i,s durability, its pdap,hir
~ snd general itnsss tor distIitaiinR psri,e,,
AL kinds 81 grain and grasses ard Fsstipt,r
larae or smsii--the very drill for sll 'afmers I
vii take pleasure Ia re'er,ing you 10 gtr.le
raon in this County who kaOw VIA, ssoj
Drill ia
day Rskes, COW on hand aud Tor sale a, ses.
crate Yrices.
Popular Fertilizers, Of d,5rreoi grade, vs..
rarisd perfectly pure. ST:- gest tor gsstr Z
Cos. Chemicals aud oil kinds OF Material .
making Fert.l'sccs.
JSo- ny pakiny specially o. lAe ALLOW, s.-
clcs, ! can be able 70 supply me- cBst9msu b,
Bottom 5su'es or Factory prices.
Ihsnhiui for tho patronage % Tho people
he pref, kindly risk a coa;inr1nc- ln lbs 10.
ture. I icsl confident en- emit yon o pre-,
too. and erpec, TO arrange my hus.ocs' % roc.
rcc ischjoerS &c.
GORGE ". SEOCKgY
hpwnfy, We. s.
.Tnre II. 1850 u. T.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
WIT AND NOR.

DOyf asked ScnCOlfnaSter- :" lie
wanted to know if you take 10 from IL
how many will remain; l took 10 of
his apples TO show him, and now he
wants me to give 'em back" swell,
why don't you do it?'' Coz, sir, he
would forget how many are left"
A religious body having resolved
to build new church, the pastor went
about begging very zcalously, accept
ing not only the widows but the
child's mite. In the Sunday-school a
few days afterward, while instructing
the Children, he compared himself 70
n shepherd, and then inquired what
the latter did with his flock. One
brlght-eyed little fellow promptly re-
Piled, He shears Them
At camp-meeting o venerable
sister began the hymn:
'My soul, be ON your guard
Ten thousand foes arse
She began too high. Ten thousand
she screcched, and stopped. Start
her at five thousand cried convert
ed stock"broker present.
The owner of q pair Of r ght eyes
says the prettiest compliment She ever
received came from child of four
years, who, after looking lntently at
her inquired nalvely, Are your eyes
new onesY
Wrinkles are not always the sign
of age. Look at the Calls neck. Or
ut corrugated stove-pipe elbow. Or
at badly ironed shirt bosom.
A six-vear. hoy co,oo homo from
Sunday school boasfino that bc could
beat his class singin~
suo,v IL, ,o., -. 81 30,
he fotior -''' V'''' ''''N
wi
INV P'a' : -. IN 40 wy odio'c
onsvor Yea '''0 wa '''0'''S
~ III 49,, =,
knnt, I'll 81 o''ip I',..', 80 ..'C nc
,rIorv sI;n;nd, -, - ~ ~ . i - ':'c
5ho Aa S ,if 800 ~,t01's Il ''i0 0'''cA' III
eY,,. -
~ iour-ycar-0iu niece OF niue see
ny my Spcc'acIes on me moor, picked
,no"' r W, ''lii'5 " ""'''ic mere are
90r' '''''' " iH"o"S
LOOKING CUT FOR THE FUTURE.-
"a young lady residing near Belfast,
III Ireland, was visiting some relatives
IN New jersey few winters ago
one pretended to be very much puz-
%Icd over the democratic state OF af-
iairs III our republic: The village
baker was Justice OF the Peace, aud
shoemaker had been elected As
seihoiy'nan. whlie the State Senator
from that district was acoarsc, litter
ate mail-nonc OF them byany means
gentlemen, as she understood the
word. She went skating with the
children one afternoon, and after her
return told 9 friend that on the pond
me butchers boy had greeted her,
ana 0Hered 10 assist her IN putting on
her skates.
You didn't allow him to DO SO,
uid You! demanded her friend, lit
TIC Indignantly
'Oh yes, she SAID, 'and slated with
nm 100. l didn't know but ned be
PRESIDENT OF the United States some
day, ana didn't want TO offend him
--hditor ) drawer, III ilarpor's Mag
anne l2r august.
not THERE FOR liI3 HEALTn.-A
t 10 V ~; ION he:'"r''c, Colorado,
i .''1 iI'1 .lol '' cc III inc East how nc
WI WI 80, aIa',4 " ~ t''.ioS III a stage
Ioi 49, ,r go nan 'he Instance had
.~'nil 49, 'i,'' =, So 'hcy S'opPeG az
sL", i P,,,o' - CiiailSo horses. While
IJ W. changing INC passengers
i,, ,l."' ~ ,r, ,uo olioF5allty 10 take
. ".'I'f ' IN, 5'ol'Pel up 70 the coun-
,o,, ~ W -, iil'.c restaurant ana each
W. W. p 49,, q L PIC ala cup OF c9;fe9
+Io-, o.i LIZ .i lao Hl'Si'G ~, inc Iahch
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
Steam Engiaes,

Gil si;ec, guaranteed 10 be perfci frf-.,,
tarpi'e Sufficient power 70 san Mills g.th ~,
from so e. 60 iuctGs. The Trrc,ioo
without question, acknowledged "a =. 49,.
aad 10 called he Boss Eaglus. Than ~
risr Pcny citcr'ar Srw MN is uov. ep,i',.y -
geo 'esi per day with 81 iECA saN. az
pro ven.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23
som othinG They should
learn by EEonrt.

How many bones in the human face?
Fourteen, when they're al! in place.
How many bcnes in tho human heade
Eight, nay chj.d, as I've often said.
How many bones IN .ho human car
Fhree in each, and they help TO heat.
How many bones in the human spiao?
Twonty-aiX, ike climbing vine,
iIow many bones III the human chest
Irenty -four ribs, and t.o Of the rest
How many bones IN The shoulder lind?
Two N each ono hefore and behind
How many bones in Che human arm
In each one, two IN c-aA forearm.
How many bones in the human wrist ?
Eight il each, il none arc missed.
How many bones in tho palm Of the hand?
Five IN each, vith many baud.
low many bones in the fingers temp
Twenty-c;ghs and b. joints they bend.
How many bones in the human hip
One IN each. like dish they dip.
How many bones in she human thigh
One in each and l,sp they lie.
How many bones IL the human knees
Ono in each, the knocpsn, please.
How many bones from the leg 20 the
knee
Two in each, go can plainly see.
How many bones in tho ankle strongP
Seven in each, bu, none are long.
How many bones in tho ball Of the foot I?
Five III each, as The palms were put.
How many bones in llo toes halfa scor, /?
Twcnty eight, and there is no more.
And now all together, these many bones
FIX.
And they coaut in th. bod two hundred
anil siI.
And then Ne have Tue human uouth.
OF upper and urder thirty two teeth
And now and then, have q boue should
think
That foua5 or ioint.or to fl up a clirk
\ s2s2Iao,1 bone. ot. WORKMAN. v. call.
And nov 10 aay l.ai for we've .old
them a,l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

We have sold every
Fly Fan and every Ply Trap ia stock
will have more in r few days. Now
Stock of Straw Hate just opened. five
bags OF choice Co1eo jnst received.
New styles in PRiNNS, Cheviota end
Oil Cloths.
A large Stock OF BOOTS a SHOES
to arrive in few days. Dent forget
that our terms are 6 months. We are on
posed to longer credit. because our
capital is not large enough 10 Justify II.
Ask for your bill July l5t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

Gents stylish SURF
mer Clothing. Chevio,t suits 4I2 so. 10
so, 10 90 and Slj 80.
Black Alpaca and Worste Goats d.
so Linen Coats and Dusters.
We will close cur stock or PCt9nac
Herring at % 90 per barrel 5000 bali
barrel.
Our principle OF making or eve
mans bill. every six months, vhet her il
be large or email, credit OF debit. we
are glad to say meets with universal ap-
probation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-07-23

we are agents for
the Domestic Sewing Machine. ard fnd
That 1t improves upon acquaintance. 49,
The price is 80. So, 80 and sf5. We
cell them on tho instalmcnt plan and
take all kinds OF Country produce Tor
thom. We sell this uach,ao siopiy Se
cause ne believe 81 70 b. ne It 10 Tie
market. though orr husinosg connection
- such that 80 can flrnislI eny mschine
you may van. On above terms.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-01

phis and Chaziesson and East Tennseee
Virginia ana Gscsgi. Railroads, WI
heada dast . Chattanooga A
.1he ~ Flosiaa, from aIoAile, n-
rived 1t Qussnstown ON the 25th ult-,
both vessel and cargo being considerably
damaged by fire.
by the wrecking of m excursion train
on the South Pacific Coast Railroad, on
the 25th ult, fourteen persons were killed
and over forty wounded b.
"A Denver, Colombo, dispatch of May
the 27th, reports fight between General
Hutche's forces and Victoria's band, in
which the Indians los. about fifty killed.
1t is said that American railway
credit has received . severe shock in Eu-
rope by the suspension of the Philadel-
phiA and Reading Railroad, and the fail
ure viii not be soon forgotten.
The town marshal of Atlanta, Ga,
shot and killed Colonel McCallam, of
Hampton, Ga, on the 26th nit The two
had just had fight, and the former pro-
cured shot gun and killed the Latter.
A dispatch from Denver of the 27th
ult, says that two thousand seven hum
dred miners have struck for higher wages
and have stopped others from work The
arms Of the Leadville military are in the
hands of the strikers.
"A dispatch from Philadelphia, of
May the 25th, says: The iron mills and
furnaces of Kensington district, in this
city, employing about $4,000 men, are
now idle in consequence of differences
between master and men as to wages
"A press dispatch from Key West, of
the 25th May, reports that the American
bark Excelsior, laden with sugar, and
bound form Matanzas to New York, had
been wrecked on Grecian Shoal. The
vessel a total loss, but the cargo was
partly saved.
"A cyclone visited the town of Mitch
ell, Dakota, on the 25th ult, doing much
damage. Many buildings were blown
down in the village and most of the
farm buildings near town were blown to
pieces. Two men were killed and four
badly wounded.
Recently, at New Hope, Ohio, Mrs.
Nancy Painter committed suicide by
drowning herself in a barrel of strong
I've. When found she was leaning over
the barrel with head and neck submerged
in the fluid She was terribly disfgured
when taken out, much OF the flesh having
been eaten from the face, and the eyes
were entirely gone. Insanity the cause.
Considerable excitement was created
in the Court Of General Sessions at
Kingstree, S. c., on the goth ult A man
named Ward was found guilty of forgery,
and as soon as the verdict was announced,
he rose from his seat, drew pistol, and
fired deliberately at two men named
Harper and Lane, the principal witnesses
against him. Harper is unhurt, but the
second shot wounded Lane in both hands.
Ward is in Jail.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-01

No change Of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sar
vaRnah and Jacksonville
| Sleeping cars run through TO and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernanaina Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick GOO A. II.
Passenger leaving Brunswick AZ 500 r. n arrive
at Savannah 900 A. n
Passengers leaving Macon at tbs A. n. daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon d as p II.
daily including Sunday.
Connect at Albany With Passenger 4rains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad to ana from Ma
con- Rufanla, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apalachicola
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection ct Jacksonville daily SUNDAYS
exeeptedl for Green Cove Springs, 81 Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings OH ST. Johns
river.
Trains on B. and A. R. r leave junction. going
vest at lES7 A n, and for Brunswick at 4.40 P.
NJ, daily, except Sunday
Through Tickets sold, and Sleeping Car Berths
cured, 81 Brens Ticket Office 30 - Bull street. and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway PAssen-
ger Depot
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN-RARTRRN DIVI
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-Hanlan won again last Wednesday
IN the match between him and Riley.
The thermometer ranged from 90 to
lOl deg. through the New England States
on the 26th ult.
"A grain elevator Of 100000 bushels
capacity, il to be erected in Savannah
within twelve months- n1s
The Canadian ericketers won the
game played with the West Scotland
club, near London, on Monday, by q score
Of 20 - no. $3.50 tEs -Tla Nl}ssugli
-Ths Imperial Bank of :Rassis has 10
sasd ore hDdrsd and ffty millions rOu-
blss Of per cent consolidated Russian
r1ilsoAd bonda sso# u ass q rs.
-coloasl Z. ". Cole, late President
Of The Eashville, Chattanooga and ST.
LOUIS Rsilrqed, win in . few days taxa
charge Of. As General Manager, The Mem
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-01


adGns mann9 tAaa Blai.s woal1 - - uhaln
aeieeation- Bat dat w. d
until they saw he newspa ezn O. l. I'd
discovered that tie Grant inskncsioas wese
paased By q vote Of nearly Eve % ons~
HosmnT no GKxxaAL GRAHE-ne~ GIN
cinnsai OImnanssnl rub1nke q sianaansn a
several hnnats1 Hepubens cffh@s ely. -.
sainsd i = - ADen 81 - n6asn. - :
decianfina - heGi1lR = - ~ iossle
extent Of refusing 10 vote Sm Ge1esaI Grant u
he Is nominaied The lst embraces many ol
The leading buineas ma a CincinuAaig TAs
gcntlemen engaged in this matter state hat n
they had the time to 80 through the whols cry
the numbsr Of names might be increased TO
Thousands
The Tlden journals, says the AmwioaM'
pleasantly assume that the States which have
not Instructed are for Tilden tAat New York
and Connecticut are solid, and tAAa PeAasyign-
mia has . majority Of Tilden deleEsses- There
is MOI only - ground fm Ii. but 4 y vel
known dna& the New. York dnawsAee, 60 far
from solid for him The president Of the con-
vention, delegate, has declared that be b noi
for him Coanecticat II knswn 10. DO divided,
the Massachusetts delegation b eighteea Eg
Bayard, and nineteen out Of twenty One AgHinst
Tilden, while he has but eighteen Of the PENN
sylvania delegates out Of ffty-eight
Senator Bayard, says the Boston Hrald On
dependent) has certainly the better Of Hay@ In
his criticism upon the action a the hltx IN
vetoing the deficiency bill, not because il was an
instance of bad legislation, but because II bad q
= 49, n-.Nak "A
it is not the duty Of Hsye to object with his
veto to the form in which legislation il presented
to him, if there is nothing in its spirit to which
he can find fault The habit Of eDgrafting pO-
htical riders upon appropriation bills 10 not q
device invented by the Democrats since their &C
cession to power. II has ben used repeatedly
by the Republicans, and wouh unQuestionably
be used by them now il they were In the posi-
ton of the Democrats
Russia b beginning TO feel her inability to
compete with the United States in agriculture
The young men of the farming districts, instead
OF walking in the footsteps of their fathers, flock
10 the university towns and swell the ranks Of
the liberal professions A Russian journal, The
Ner Times, says: THE expectation Of wheat
from Russia has even increased in these latter
years. but unhappily we are compelled 70 recog-
nize that this increase is NOT the result Of neal
development Of our agricultural production, bat
of a diminuton Of home consumption in favor
of commerce with foreign countries 1t IL mr.
gent that we should improve our farming. Only
BY doing this can we save ourselves from being
overwhelmed by the immense volumes Of Amer.
lean produce, or can We battle victoriously
against it.
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Prom the Tampa Tribune.l

in the past the course Of the 1fibaNs hiss
been bold and outspoken in the interest of the
people, and not with any purpose Of injuing
the Democratic party, as few affect to believe.
1t is only by pursuing such a course that the
people can be enlightened and thereby be enabled
to act intelligently in lettering things for the
future The success of the Democratic party is
an imperative necessity for the best interests OF
the State; and therefore petty strifes and local
jealousies must be buried out Of sight in the fAcR
of the impending struggle into which the two
political hosts are about to enter. Let the peo
pie arouse themselves from apathy and indifier-
ence and take lively interest in politics and be
sure and attend the primary meetings.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-01

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF LAWRENCE
ID Baker, County Judge Of Calhoun county. j will
expose TO sale at public ontcry a the couIt house.
In Calhoun county, on Monday, 7th day.of June, A.
D. $780, the northwest quarter, southwest quarter
northwest quarter of northeast quarter. soathwest
quarter Of northeast quarter and fractional part OF
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter and fraction
al part Of southeast quarter OF northeAss quarter
and fractional part Of southwest quarter or south
east quarter, all in section four, township four,
range nine, south and west; southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter OF section thirty-six, township
two, range nine, south and west Lot No. l. section
seven, township three rauge eight, south and west
southeast quarter OF southwesf quarter, and east
half Of northwest quarter ofsection thirtysix town
ship two range nine; Lot No. l, section SIX town
ship three range eight, and east half Of northeast
quarter OF section one, township three range nine,
south and west, belonging to the estate OF Samuel
W. Davis deceased Said lands sold for distribution
among the heirs Of said Samuel W. Davis. deceased
The terms Of sale are twenty per cent cash the
balance by note with approved security and mort.
gage upon the land. Upon said hands are two OF
three Orange Groves in fair condition. and the land
ing known az lola, ON the Apalachicola river, Ii
situated ON them Purchasers 70 pay for deeds.
JOHN N. BUSH, Commissioner
April 81, 1SS0-5w-4S -
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Indian War Claims

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the State of Florida for services rendered d1r-
ing the last Seminole Indian War, are hereby moth
genuineness of the same, to the Board OF Commits
sioners of Indian War Claims, at Gainesville Flor
ida, June 9th, 1880
The Board Of Commissioners were appointed by
the Governor in accordance with Chapter 3113.
Laws Of Florida, page IS, Pamphlet LAWS Of l67A
r. BULLOCK of Ocala
w. C. BROWN OF Tampa
W. X BEARD OF Tallahassee,
Commissioners.
An
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-01

SW An P II
-AMD-
Internal Improvement Lands

n - g. a s9ss3 4
Internal Improvement Lands
BROUGHT INTO MARKET.
NoTICE y HEREsx GIVEN 4. as 40, rs , s.s1 7;
she c0unsisa Of Polk, Manates Moaroe, Dresssd ana
Dade which have not already been brought into
n..ss ses the internal !npss, ca l.sS Y
south ssnge II. eask VIII Be onered for sale st fhs
following Dimes and places, towit:
The Lands II Brsvard and Dsds scaniass. 1t d
The Lands In Aonroe county, Il Fort aJers, on
the lesh day Of August next
The Lands In Aanatee county, 1t Fine Level, %
the S0eh day Of August next rssf -. "a. z
TIE Lands In Polk county, ct Barlow. Oh the oh
day Of September next
ne IN 2 = sss ssr az Re ss.e
Line and east Of the Principal Meridian
Townships As and A, range a ras
Towhships =. a, IS - nngs =
townships s.. 50, 10. II, range y.
Toxnships 81 50. 81, 50. y, 20, a, = -. 81
Townships IS to 50, a, -, -. range ID
Townships 50 TO ~ a, -, ranges n. q 90
Townships 50 TO ~, IS, ~. -, range y.
Townships 50. g TO z. g, IS ~ range H.
townships s. 70 40, a, IS. ra1ge S.
Townships IS, 50. 50, 50, ~, IS. range "a
Townships "a. IS, "a, 65, range 49,
Townships ., 50, q, range %.
Townships %, Il, 90, So, range 81
Townships II, So, 81, IS, SO, CO. e., g, range IS
Townships Al, A, IS to 60, range So
Townships Al to ~, So TO s., So TO 81. range 20.
Townships Al to N, IS, 50 range ~.
Townships Al 10 IS, 81, nage q
Townships II to ~, range o.
The minimum price Of said lands viii be the regu-
lar prices heretofore established By the Trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund. Aher said lands
have been offered for sale those unsod viii be sub
ject to private entry At the regular rates.
Any person who has fled pFee@ptlon claim up
on any of said lands shall be allowed 90 snteT the
lands claimed by him on the dag OF onerinG With
In three months thereafter. upon making aHzdavit
that he settled upon and cultivated tue land claimed
by him. and continued the cultivation and improve
ment Of the land up to April %, 1880. and proving
by two more witnesses the fact Of settlement and
cultivation and the character Of the improvements
Any person who has settled npon any Of said hands
and has not filed his presumption claim. bnt Who
shall before the day Of Offering, file his a1da-
w.t. and the affidavit OF Two Witnesses that be has
made such settlement shall have the right to enter
the lands embracing his settlement and improve
ments in preference to all other persons and win
be allowed three months from the day Of offering 10
pay for the lands.
HUGH A. CORLkY
Salesman l. l. Fund
May II, 1SS0-4l4Ssw