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MARRIAGES..

CHrSAULr - THOMPSON. Tuesday
morning at $50 O'Clock Col A. O. ChenAult,
Of Lincoln county, and Miss Lille A..
Thompson, Of this city, were married at the
residence Of Prof Jason Chenauli, No. Ash
Third street Miss Lille Thompson is a
sister Of Mr. Jason Chenault. and is one Of
Louisvilie's most beautiful and cultivated
ladies. The wedding was entirely free from
display, and only the near relatives Of the
parties contracting were present. Rev. +.
o. Guerrant performed the ceremony. After
sumPtuous dinner for all the guests, Col
Chenault took the Richmond train for his
home in Lincoln county, accompanied by
the good wishes Of their friends.-l Courier
Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Chenault arrived
here on Tuesday evening, and we've enter
tanned at Dr. 7. h. Montgomerys.
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considering the very Indictment weather in
which 20 prepare H. Mr. r. o. Rice,
Mr.. James slaughter and Mrs. Samuel
Shelton, who composed the Committee Of
Arrangements, deserve great praise for the
way in which the tree was arranged. Sn.
pcriniendent George Pope, opened with
prayer. Rev. J. VI. Bruce delivered a
short lecture. Then a beautiful piece was
played on the Harp and Organ, by Messrs.
Willie Baughman aud George Adams. old
Santa descended from .hc chimney and
made short little speech 10 The children.
The distribution n presents lasted several
hours nearly every one went away with a
present-some were very handsome and
somc quite comical.
Two young men, james llackcrby
and John Blanks, were ont hunting last
Friday, and stopped at Dalton, At The store
Of George Hardin. aud wljlc there, lIar-
din concluded 10 have a Christmas gun, so
he took Blanks gun. an old muskct to
load. lie had no charger, 70 be just pour
Ell the powder out of a pitcher into the
gun, and after he had loaded, be took the
gun-siick and measured, and found that be
had too much Of load in, and was afraid
to shoot IL or lie gave il back To Blanks
aud told him, not 10 shoot il Oh. lie
promised that he would not Blanks then
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CHmsrNAs ESrERrANNrsrs - Mrs..
WIN. Hiatt gave a social party ON Friday
evening Mr.. George Robinson entertain
ed few friends on Saturday night Mr.
Dr. Frazee invited a select circle of guests
to meet Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walton on
Wednesday evening Of this week. On
Tuesday evening Mr.. Girrard Elkin gave
a hospitable reception 10 the particular
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Elkin and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Embry. But chief
among the Christmas gatherings was the
happy family reunion Of Mr.. and Mrs.
jas. Harvey Yantis and their twelve child
rem, all married except three. There are
Eve sons and seven daughters, and about
thirty grandchildren. All Of the imme-
diate family are members Of the Christian
Church, and are noted for their sound bod
lily health, integrity and industry. All are
useful citizens. Ere they separated day
was appointed for an annual meeting Of
the family 10 long as any Of them shall
be spared. A photograph was made Of the
group, and all being gifted with vocal
powers, hymns Of praise were sung before
The parting came.
trial OF Pisoos Cure will convince you that II s
M
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LIxCOLS COUNTY.
EnaIen.nn,a MN.

A happy New Year to the INTERIOR
JouRsAL anil staff.
- Misses Moody and Katie Smith and
james House wore taking a buggy ride a
few days ago and while crossing Hawkins
Branch, the buggy was upset and threw
them into the water. While Jim vas get
ting the ladies out Of the water, the horse
tori the buggy TO pieces.
- PERsoNAL-Misses Alice Cash, Kate
Blain and Nora Murphy. Of stanford,
were the guests Of Mrs. X. b. Rice, this
week see. Miss Bette Dennis Is visiting
Miss Carrie Harlan ...,.. Miss Sallie HUFF.
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Embry, Of
Lancaster, spent few DAYS with Miss
CLARK knglemun, this week.
The Christmas trss at Providence on
Thursday night, was complete success,
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GARRARD COUNTT.


A Christmas gun at Dalton exploded
and 80 mutilated the hand Of young gen.
tleman named Blanks that amputation
was necessary. DIS. frazee and Huffman
performed the amputation.
- In the ease Of the Commonwealth vs..
Joshua Aldridge for the killing Of Ed
mund Lusk, eolored, the principal witness
being absent, the prisoner was released In
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught a eolds Are you uD-
able to raise the phleVnf Have you an irrta-
ton IN the throat1 A sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with saori bruathf DO you have a
Of OF coughing on lying downi A sharp pain
now and then in the region Of the heart, shout
deis aud back ~ 80, oar Advice is take at
once dose offuits EApectorani; you will soon
be able TO raise the phIcsm. In an hour repeat
the Expeciorant pscc ahot iron 10 the feet, take
two Of ruit's pilis You will soon fall into
pleasant sleep aud wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing, and the bowels moyns lon natural manner.
10 prevent a return OF these symptoms use the
Tvu.rf.rarf .....r.i asva
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DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,


d.. TUT New N1fk sept ~. III.
Dear sir-Durinr Chs yaar I 80 Cd y ne hundred
cases ~ luns aelsesl In Tho Liver wards 81 tla
city The cases we're ~ very severe tYQa. ~
there my ttfuuiinu Wla called o. Iuti Etpectdrant.
and confess my aurafise o. ~ wonderful power
DURING rIfctice Of twenty years. I have never
known medicine 20 set ~ promptly and with such
hanuY ELECTS. u instantly suhdusd The murt violent
his Of coughing and Invariably curud the disease In
afew days cheerlulig iudufse % as the best lung
III IIlANnIs mAYWOnn NJ ID
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RELIGIOTS.

Rev. WIN. Crow is eHpected To preach
at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
The first Quarterly Meeting for the
Conference year will be held at the Meth
odist Church here, beginning tomorrow at
II O'Clock. Preaching by Rev. X. Hiner,
d. d., on Saturday at II 4. NJ, and at the
same hour SUNDAY.
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A NEwsPAPER qua. wRITgs.

DR. TUT Dear SHINY little son, was ATTACKED
with pneumouia last winter, which left him with
violent cuuTh tha lasted till within m0ath since,
f1r The cure Of which indebted toyUur valuabla
Enpect0rant had tried most every thing recon-
uanded, but none DID any good until used your r..
pect0rant one huttle OF which reInoved tho cough
entirely With many thanks. am yours truly,
.IOlfN NJ MflIIE
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| EE y. HUFFMAN,
SURG { ON DENTIST,
STA Ky.

Once South side Main sir,si, two doors above
the Mycrs Hotel
Pare Nitrous oxide Gas administered when 10
qulred.
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SALE OF PERSONALITY

Having determined 10 70 West, I viii offer II
public suction NJ my residence on the stanford A
Dlnville Pike. midway between the two points
on sATrHDAN, JANuARY %, 1880, 50 head Of
Cattle including thorough-hrris; Horses; lot Of
Hay, Corn; Household aud Kitchen Furniture; 4
No I Reaper and Mower; Wagons, sc. Terms
mads known on day of ale.
io7-li LEo SINGLETON.
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Franklin Lodge No. Z, I. O. q. w., Lancaster, Ky.
Ohers 10 rent, on reasonable terms, ior the year
1850, the largest and best arranged business house
In this locality. For terms and further Informal
ton, address the iO6-tf SECRETARY.
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STATE OF KENTUCKY, L.
County OF Lincoln,

l, Jno. J. Molloberts, Cashier OF above named
bank do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement Is true 10 the best OF my knowledge aud
belief JNO. J, MCROBERrs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 27th dag
OF Dee, 1879. J. b. OWsLEI, n. Z. l.. G.
CORRECT ATTEST
J. W. MCALIsTER,
J. :. HOCKER, Directors.
J. 5. MURPHY,
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Dr.TUTT'S
Expectorantl
IN 2scTs. AND eI poTTIFs'

Its properties are Demuicent, Nutri-
tive bolsamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining all those qualities, IL IL the
most effective LUNG BAI.sAM ever
offered 20 sufferers from pulmonary
aL.n.-..
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INV ADyERTISEaENTS.
II. q. WARREN

T. Candidate FOR COMMONWEALTH At
IOkNEf for this District, subject 10 the actisn Of
the Democratic party.
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NExr MoEDAY will he County Court
day and We would take II as great favor
II all indebted TO US would call and settle
We are IN urgent need Of what 5 due ns
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

on SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ith, 1850, In
the town Of Mlledgeville, will sell % the highest
bidder, i4lS Acres Of Land, situate In Milledge-
Vile, lincoln County, Ky, and adjoining the lands
Of NJ. 7. Russell and John z. Hughes. The land il
set In grass, Is supplied by a nevor-flling spring
and has a small cottage on II. II will he sold IN
lots, or all together TO suit purchasers.
IERNs.-One-third cash; the balance In y mos,
with per cent. interest from day Of sale. Lien
tanned on land Tor unpaid purchase money.
40s GEN. ", BOBBITr.
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fKBRUARY will have i've Sundays thi.
year. This occurs only three times in a
hundred years.
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DEArH-of typhoid fever. near High
land, on the lat, james benson, aged %
year.
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OoScERr.-The intermediate concert at
the College will be held on the night Of the
22l.
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Oh PAINrISGs.- Genuine Oil PBinlings,
magni6eenlly framed, are on exhibition at
Carson a Dodds, and are for sale at very
low figures. Call and examine them. j.
4. Carson.
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AsoIhER RioHnoED-Mr Tim w.
Higgina Is announced In this issue as a can
didate for Circuit CLERK Of Lincoln county.
lie CONES In the aeld little late, but he Ia
an energetic young man, and has full
confidence in his ability 10 catch up with
those who have had several months the
start Of him. lie IL lne business man Of
irreproachahle character, deservedly pOpu-
lar, and will on the Office with credit, II
elected.
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COMMON PLEAS Court will convene next
Monday with docket Of lac cases.
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FoR REsr.-Mr. J. n. Davis offers his
handsome new residence on Main Street for
reui. II Is the most desirable one in town. .
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NOTICE OF MEETING

The Shareholder Of The Farmers National Bank
Of stanford will meet RI The Office OF aid nlnk, on
TUESDAY. JANrknY o. ies0, ilctvocn The hours Of
20 a. ~ and z z. NJ, 20 elect dircciors ior the en-
i0s.5t J. n. OwsLEY.
Cashier
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SPEAKISG.-Fontaine Fox Bobbiti asks
us to say that he will address the people Of
Madison County, at Richmond, next Mon
day. Subject-rhe gloomy darkness Of a
military despotism.
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TOTAL
STATE or KENTUCKY, l.
County Of Lincoln.

1, Jn0. A. Ousley, Cashier Of the above uaIaed
hank, do solemnly swcar that tho above statement
Il true 10 the blai u NY knowleige and heiel
JNO u. OMsLEi, Cashier
suhscribed aud sworn 10 hcflro me this 18th day
OF bee, 1879. JNO. J. MCkObEhis, n. 4. L. C.
Correci attest
j. y. SHAkks,
81 n. suANKs, nircciufs.
a. r. nm,
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LOCAL MaTrERs.

THERE was "IIoP" a, the st. Asaph las,
night
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GRAS0ERs, ATTENTION. members
Of Stanford Grange No. l73, are requested
TO meet with Mr.. Jas @. Carter, Sec
Rotary Of the State Grange, at the regular
place Of meeting here, on Wednesday, Jan.
uary 9Th, at 2P. N. A full attendance Is
earnestly requested.
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j. IL.
WARREN & SON,
y. d. STORE.
y. d. STORE.

psB~Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
sS-Remember that we keep every
thing in staple and Fancy Groceries
Sugars, COffees, Molasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy Groce-
ries. Canned Goods of every descrip-
tion, Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts, Candies.
Extracts. &c.
s%we laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply Of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels, TOngs, and
"sich."
pBwe will aim. at all times, du-
ring the coming Winter, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lerd, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on us before disposing Of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
p@We also keep a complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys, &c.
SIWe expect, as soon as the sea-
son arrives, 10 lay IN Dig STOCK Oi
Candies, Nuts, and other articles suit
able to Christmas trade.
S4D Don't forget us when you want
Hardware. Queensware. Glassware,
Hollowware, Groceries, Confectioner-
les, Notions, Cigars, TObaccOs, Shot,
Powder, Caps, wads, &c.
j. II. WARREN & son,
T.. q. STORE
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF STAMFORD.
RESOURCES.

At Stanford. in the State of Kentucky,
at Close Of Business Dec. ~. 1879.
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a., ,,
-, WV W" 'ef"o" "'''' '''u' INV =
','o' ''' 'n""oe' ~" ',n' ".''" ~ 'e'''
~ '"1 N'"'us'' De''ue' o'ne' o'oou' '''"''
""' "e'' I'VE ooun'yo' worcestershire
Bu1oiT.-I have but three left Of q car
load Of buggics received by me recently.
They VIII be cold next Monday, County
Oonrt day. Come 10 town and SECURE q bar
gam J.B. Dennis.
Pouxp Parry The voung people had
= ponnd Marty In the rooms occunicJ nv
Mrs. l.. Beasley A. a dress.mstipe ,.,,b.
lishment, on Monday night which was a
very nice and pleas,nt aa,i, A ,umhe,
Of older persons tool .dvap,.y, n ,bs 90.
casion and seemed TO enjoy themselves NJ
much a. the children.
ENrEnrAINNrNr.- and Mr.. A. r.
Elkin and Mr.. and Mr. Richard Embrv
were given y delightful reception bv their
uncle. Mr.. gsrrard Flkin. on Tuesdav
night. Oui,e n large assemblsge II cola.
atives and friend. were present and Mis-.
leila. daughter Of the host, entertained In
a charming manner. The sumner va. mar.
ticularly elegant. and the dancing amer.
ward. was enioved until a late hour
o.. -, q,
and won the affections Of a lady living a
'e" miles IN the country, and gained her
co"sen. TO become his vile on New Years
Gay lie procured his license and went to
claim her Tor his own, when she informed
h'nl 'hai MS wiie she could never never
" . sa'd That she had gotten hold Of
niue OF his nnWriiien history, which
eau-ed her to make Sneh sudden change
~ her calculations
BRoKrS PLEpaEs.-we have been main.
ell To notice. since the holiday. began. that
a nnmber Of those who. a short time apo.
we're 20 earnest In the cause Of Temper.
ance a. 10 make clowns Of themselves by
attempting TO CRATE, have sadly forgotten
themselves aid looked more than once on
"'f'i wv"
eqe'' h'' uey ~'ll remember Their sol
Gun" P's 'ses As Wen as 'hink OF how rld'c-
"'ou, ''e, appear TO 'ho-e VINO have
~'''heu ,"''' an''e'' ana go and s'n no
"'"''' " 'e''' not curing 1871
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Call, and you will be convinced that
they keep the best goods and sell Al
the lowest prices.
a00-ti
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TIM w. HIGGINS
ATTENTION. MERCHANTS f!

Is Candidate FOR CIRCUIT CLERK. mbiec,
the action Of he Democracy.
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trial OF Pisoos Cure will convince you that II s
4 good remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis and Asthma.
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PouSp Parry The young people had
pound party in the rooms occupied by
Mrs. L. Dcazley ~ a dress making csiab-
lishmeni, on Monday night, which was q
very nice and pleasant affair A number
81 older persons took advantage u the oc-
casion and seemed to enjoy themselves NJ
much A. the children
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-05-28

their depot, wharves and storehouses
on the opposite side Of the river, there
by cutting Lewiston entirely off from
railroad advantages. and laying the
foundation Of new and prosperous
city on the Washington side. Favor
able propositions have been made ey
the people of the surrounding country
to build bridge, one over the Lewis
and the other over the Clearwater riv-
ers, and do away with the ferriage,
thereby encouraging the commercial
exchange that would naturally come to
this city. 1t was argued by the farm
ers that the money paid for their fer
riage during one year would pay their
individual assessment for the construc-
ton of bridge; but this dog-in the.
manager policy rolled over and inter-
posed an objection to this incursion
upon their ancient system of tithcs.
There are number of enterprising
men in Lewiston, hut what we want is
mostly enterprising merchants who
will offer goods at reasonable prices;
men who are willing to remain with us
in this beautiful and heaIthful country
and not oppose every measure that is
introduced for the developing of and
identifying of our young cities; men
who are not mere campers, but those
who will aid i'll the growth of civiliza-
ton, educational, moral and industrial,
i'll one of the finest countries that ever
turned its face to the sun.
ENTERPRISE.
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by our policy turn the cold shoulder to
them and go on dreaming. II this
narrow policy is to long continue, we
Will soon be left to feed upon ourselves
for support till the last vestig- of a
mercantile town at Lewiston has been
obliterated and forgotten. For your
own sakes, either wake up and be men
or sleep the sleep Of death and let
others fill your places.
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Letter from Walia Waila,
WALLA WALLA, w. r., May "a.

WALLA WALLA, w. T., May "a.
ED. LLER:-Enclosed please find
small piece of ice, with the respects
of our party, which you will give to
"Veritas," advised by us to put it in
his trouserloons to cool his heated Gin
telligence. He says in his burlesque
OF us to the Statesman that two others
and himself, self appointed commit
tee, were the wealth, energy and Gin
telligence" of your country, he, in the
respective order, being the ''intelli-
gence," the other two the energy and
wealth, the latter two being correct.
In his comparison of us he says your
people think more of brains than
money. We are represented as money
without brains, and he with brains
without money. He being the brains
of the country cs stated above, your
people thought more of bin than they
did OF the party. The Intelligence"
that could see fields of waving grain
on very recently sown land, could not
see that we were not of that class who
banker for the drivers bottle, ''intelli-
gence" says hint on our part and the
bottle would have been forthcoming.
Please give him the ice as directed.
II. Il.
LArER.--Since writing the above
we have learned that "Veritas" is only
Capt. Smiths hostler.
H. T.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. T. May 10, 1880
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expi,atiun of thirty days from the date OF this
notae. viz Wednesday, June %, 1880. p. m.
at this office, John G. Thomas, presumption
y. s. No. 1865 for the lots 5, and and
! sec. 6 TIP. "a n RAW, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: John G. Pell
and D. s. Phillips both of Nez Perez county
l. T. P. 0. LewistonT. T.
J. NJ. HOWE,
80 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMP-
TlON PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT


Lewiston. I. r.. MAY ~. 1880.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his Vain, and secure final entry thereof a. the
expiration of thirty days from The date of this
notice, viz: Saturday, June 10 1850. 10 a. IN.
at this office, william W Renfrew, presumption
d. s. No. 957 for the NEt sec. 8, Up. SO n
R W, and names the following as his
witnesses, VIZ George Rees, John +. Col
well and John Conner all of Nez Perez CO.,
l. t., p. o. Genesee l. I.
J. NJ. Howe,
81 Register.
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NOTICE.
FOR EXEMPTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T., May 10, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days from
the date OF this notice, viz: Monday June
81 1850, 10 a. m, before B. F. Morris, Dept.
Dist. Clerk, ldaho county. 1. r., and at
this office Thursday June "a 1880 Christie
pher H. Schmadeke, presumption d. S. No.
44o for the SET Nwi and NEf sw4 sw4 NE4
and Nwt SET sec Is, TIP. 30 n, 3 E, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz;
Augustus Carpenter, Nelson Miller and
Henry Miller all of Idaho county 1T.
j. NJ. HOWE.
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