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How Watches are Mada

1t VIII De apparent to any one, who will ey,r,;na
solid dold Watch, that aside from the 1,eeassa,.s
thckuess for engraving and polishing d Irrre nrn.
orion OF tho precious metal used Is rssded aTJ
20 ssiaei and hold the engraye. portions II, n,an
and supply the necessary solidity ami strength
Inc surplus gold s actually needless SO FIJI. rs st
Ivy ann beauty ere concerned. Kramer ROSS,
PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this yaste NJ
precious metal is overcome, and the same soiidity
ana strength producsd at cnethrd to one,-llalf OF
7 ne usual cost of solid cases. This process is Of
the most simple nature, as follows: q plate OF
nlcie composition metal, especially adapott to the
purpose, mas two plates OF SOLID GoLp soldered
one on eac'i cite. The three are the, pa,sefi be-
tween polished steel rollers and the result NJ = strp
OF heavy plated composition, from which The cases
backs, centres, bezel, etc are cut aud Shipped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold i'll these cases
10 suthcieaty flick Il, admit of Ill kinds he chss-
ing, engraving and eramelling; the eagray ID cases
nave been carried until worn perfectly smooth by
time and use without removing the gold -
This is the only case made with tw,, plates
q SOLID GOLD, and warranted by spccial certi6-
cate. Aas - & THss-sg
For sale by F. NJ. MILES Co., and iii Jewellers.
AK them for illustrated catalogue. and 600
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graph Offices are burned. The Maxwell
House, American Office, and mary other
important buildings have been destroyed
Help has been asked from here, and prep
arations are going on to send engines
down Engines and firemen also on the
way from other points.
The Mayor OF Nashville telegraphs the
most alarming news to Louisville, express
ing fears that the whole city will be des-
troyed
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The deadlock in the l.. Senate is
broken, anl the executive session are the
scenes Of lively interest. Stanley Maths
was confirmed for Jud &c Of the L. S. Su-
prcnc court by one majority TAc Presi
dent seems bound TO test the strength of
his nominees, however unpopular they
may be.
Postmaster General James IS drawing
his pencil through the star mail routes,
and suspending them as fast az he be
comes satisfied Of their usclessncss. Ex-
Senator Dorsey, the STIR mani pulator Of
these extraordinary expenditures, as long
ago expected, is being corrallcd, and the
ftcts developing point to him as the prin
cipal one who who devised and secured
their establishment, enriching himself
thercby
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No more nickels are to be coined.

No more niekels are to be coined.
Chicago is now having its circus run
Boston is working for the Worlds
Fair.
VIM. II Vanderbilt is now 60 years old
and has two millions for every year.
! The policemen of the United States
hold national convention at Omaha this
week.
BY q change Of channel the Missouri
river cut Oft 1000 acres from Kansas and
added it to Missouri.
The last two steamers from China 10
San Francisco brought Dearly thousand
! Chinese each.
A fractous horse in New York kicked
an infant to death and broke the legs OF
two men who tried to rescue the child.
There are said to be rs women PRACTICE
lgg law In this country, ", hose average
practice is worth $1,000 each. This is
encouraging to The ambitious. sisters.
What nature lost through the backward
ness Of spring, she rapidly regaiaed
through the forwardness OF summer. The
crops are pushing themselves right along.
Tho new Gar leads very simple life.
He rises early and takes long walk, then
breakfast with his family. After dinner
he spends g. long time in amusing him
self with his chilren.
a man 1O2 years Of age has been dis
covered in Southern OHIO. He swears,
drinks the strongest kind Of rum, has
smoked for seyenty,two years, chew plug
tobacco, uses snaff:, and the Inhabitants
don't know what to make of ii.
Robert Bonlci is once more s.. the front
in trottinS circles with his horse Edwin
Folrest. 1T is reported that on Saturday
last he drove him to wagon Weighing,
with driver, $50 pounds, half mile IN
100, the fastest time on record with this
weight.
The tallest trees IN the world are in
Australia. A fallen tree in Glppsla nd
measured 425 feet from the root to the
highest point of the branches. Another
standing IN the Dundenons district in
Victoria, is estimated to be $50 feet from
the ground to the top.
Soda fountains that send forth streams
of foamy sweetness look innocent enough
in themselves, but they are as tricky Us
Nihi!ists bombs. Two or three have al
ready exploded this s. ring and sent I'M
suspectlng clerks soaring through the
ceiling.
The bomb that killed the Gar posses
sed 1870 times The explosive force Of gun
powder 1t contained dynamite, nitro
gIycerine, carbon, concentrated sulphuric
acid, and illuminate of mercury, which
wLrc separated by glass tubes and other
contrlvances, so anged as inevitably to
break when the bomb fell.
Uncle Toms Cabin is now being play
ed al the South for the first lime. Il Is
variously received. The company was
driyen from the stage by shower Of eggs
al vi E1h N~o! Sla, anu lAc peilol Hu"ACc
was also stopped by IL mob at Bradlaw,
LOUISIANA Ia mot places, however, the |
audiences are ordorl y.
A hollow tree in Southern California |
has been converted into dwelling. Doors
and windows have been put in, and floors
built for eight stories, the entrance being
made by means of a ladder. Outside the |
topmost tree is q small balcony, shaded !
by the foliage Of the tree. The occupant
expects to get rich by having no plumber
billssto pay.
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j. i, Gray,
Bakery and Restaurant !!
Fresh Bread, Pies, etc. always on hand
Main st, Canton, Oak.
SOME GUNS.

Shot guns, rifle guns, smootl,-bore guns, single
guns, double guns, double guns, respecting puns
Misunderstanding guns, bresch-loading guns, Iony
guns, shot guns, heavy guns, largo bore guns
email bore guns, bird guns, squirrel guns. dncI
guns goose guns turkey guns fox guns deer guns
pound to 40 pound weight, gas from 40 inch to
A lnch barrel. Shot guns from 10. O to No o.
bore. Rifles from 80 balls to $50 balls to the nonr5
Bceechloading rites from 90 TO 50 csiibre. Amer
eau sans, English Guns, German guns air gupr.
asrt suas, snug guils, cap guns, army guns ns-ia,
guns gallery guns taxiiermist guns match Guns.
cas-p guns, GEAR gals, HAY guns, buck-.!1ot pnns
cio7e throwing guns for extra long range Fanrs
gums, pam guns, target guiis. farmers runs, me-
ctiahics guns. miners gins, aborar, gstrs ladjas
gan5. boys g1ns. Guns for everybody. Gnns ut
all prices, from 400 TO S25.3y. Its5oyars from
Sl-o' to S2a-Di. Good gins, warranted guns. XII
ing guns, fishing 9 nns cartiiSs guGs, ctiet guns
powder guns, POCKET geas. boat gans, pant gaus.
rat end cat guns, cane guns choke.5orad guns
cSltoder-oored guns. GuIs that will not scatter
guns that vii! not kick, guns that wiz no. burst
gun w.as, powder, shot, caps, lead. cartridges
SHELLS, belts, bags, covers, hlsks polcs.ss, cams
bags cleaning rods leaders, crimDsrs cnppers, ex
tractors concentrators, gun oil. gun barrels gn,
locks, triggers, mountiugs, and all ki,ds of .,nn
materials in the unfinished or finished stata -
Cllp akar's
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REvoLyERs, PIsrtp-.s

shooter at st.eo TO s3.60. saoste-s AZ n :,
s2so S2.5o S8a2, s41a, $500, slvs shoossrs, 20
ealiers, at sa'o $3.50, $3.50, SToo $500 shoe
and Navy ReSo'ysrs, from $3.50 u $50. and sea
by mail postpaid. Anything. EvsrytAlns. Ter
US know what you want and If W. do,l't Hue IL We
will try and get it for You. ~ "e
FISH Sa NETS, FISHING SsINIss.
fIshinS roa', Fishing lines, ASKING hool4, ishino
hooks, hshins material OF every KIND. Ha'pmoets
Knives, camp fnives, hunting knives, Idol o,ba
things nearly all Of which yon will fini ia orr il
,astr a easa'egns, Which seni free to Any adj
DO. Address, J. FL Johnston, Graat Western am II,
Mention this paper - U.s. "A,
y. b.-eans sent by espre,s for exaa.;na.;o, ~
any express Office in the U. $. Reyoivars and "a
small goods Weighing four pounds CIR less san. ms.
tase paid TO airy 20. in the u. s. It WIN NV Won
70 wfl'e as tis hrn Is old established sad r,i;.hia
aad can and will sell goods lower than INV a'ls
Arm in tho q. s.. Nn' o'ie'
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Special Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that Special
Meeting Of the County Commissioners OF
Lincoln COY D. T., will be held in tie
Court House in the Clerks Office On Wed
nesday J une 1st, 1881 at 10 O'Clock a. N -,
OF SAID day for the purpose of transacting
business ia the interest of the county that
was left unfinished at its last session.
Dated at the Co. Clerks Office at Can
ton D. T May 10Th, 1881
EILTNG OPsAL,
County Clerk
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Watertown Courier: Tie trains on Fri
! day an Saturday last brough! into this
place nearly five hundred people, and the
most Of whom had been con the roud" for
several weeks, owing 10 the blockade and
more recent floods. The fertile lands of
Dakota will draw an unsurpassed immi-
grafton. Yet there's room. WATERFOWL
has resumed lis wontcd aspect. Special
trains are being run day and night tor the
benefit OF migrants and their goods.
The severe Illness Of Mrs. Garfield at
the present time falls with serious effect
upon the President, aside from the intense
anxiety occsssioncd him by her critical
condition, the Gairs of state that are SO
embarrassed by the unfortunate opposition
T. some of his appointments 10 the Senate
seem TO add to his troubles Mrs Gar
field, from her nervous temperament, has
dreaded the excitement that has followed
since since her husbands nomination for
the Presidency. During the campaign
her home surrounding afforded her some
seclcsiou, but al the white house there can
be no evasion The mansion is public
property, subject to daily throng Of vis>
tors, snd the lady Of the President is ex-
pectcd by the uDcharitablc force Of Gus
Tom and society 10 be in daily readiness
for reviewing the lady constituency that
will flock there for 4 fashionable CALI. II
would he almost crushing 10 the President
should the com panion Of his early stru.s-
Sc and poverty, who has aided him by he.
patie1t and christian eitolts to build n
home and Teputation among his country
men, be- now called upon 10 leave hi n Jus.
rs he WAC gathering in The harvest he had
unconscieusly sown, and is weaving the
laurels justly earned " No crown without
a thorn" aad to be added tho grief Of a
companions death, would seem almost
ulbearabe. The synpathics Of nation
are extended to the President in his do
nestle affection. aad a universal prayer
that his hearthstono may not be now made
desolate
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II theirs is such thing in brute creation
the appreciation Of q joke, how the Or.
egon forests must have echoed to The hi,
larity of wild beasts when DDrscy's mail
carriers rode by. There could not be a
sight better calculated to make the hyena
stretch his jaws and roar, or the great bear
display his teeth in delighted grin, than
rider galloping through unnhnbited
regions, carrying mythical mail to {,
people that never existed, and drawing his
s.,ary regularly.
'.erd of forty camels belong 10 a
Frenchman living in Nevada THIRTY
seven OF them were born in that state.
They are to be used this summer in carry
ing goods from the terminus of The Car
son and Colorado railroad to camps far
out in the wilderness.
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Laud office at Tauktou, OAK, May -. 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following nam,
ed settler has hlel notics Of his intention to max
final proof IA support of his claim, and that said
proof VIII be made before VIM. NJ Cuppett, clerk
OF district court, Lincoln county, at Canton Del
On Saturday ,'oee %, 1881, at p m. viz sarr uel
Harper under lis homestead entry No. GIFT Sioux
Falls series, for tae North East 4 Sec. g. town 49,
range ~. Ee names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF sad Land, VIZ: j. D. Chapman, j. W. Gill
bert, VIM ID. fsrHe, thos, L. Park, all Of Canton,
Dokota.
5 g. A. Wrrrpp pao;s+er
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Land Ohice at Yankton d. L, April "a, 1881 =
Notice is hereby given chat the following namel
settler has filed otice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claims, and secure
flial entry thereof, and that said procE viii be
made before VIM. NJ. Cappett, clerk of the District
court IN and for Lincoln county, Dakota, at Canton
the county seat thereof, Tuesday, June 81 1881,
p. IN: VIZ: dulbrand Gulbranason, under his Id
entry No. 6236, Sioux Falls SERIES fl the S WI
n Il SE Il N or, and w y S Or, SEQ S,
town ee, range -. He names the following witlss-
fes to prove his Continuous residence n,,on and,
cultivation of said land, viz: Ericg 0lson. Mia
Peterson, Lars Oson, John Insebr;gsGon, all of
Fairview r. o. Lincoln Co., OAK.
g. i. WETTaR Register
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Land office at Yankton, Oak, May 50, 1881 l.
Notice IS hereby gwen that tie following, named
settler has tilea notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and secure
final entry thereof, and that said proof will be
made before Wn- NJ. Cuppett, Clerk of Dist.
Court i'll aud for Lincoln county OAK at Cantcsa
D I. on Saturday, June is, 1881, p M, viz Jnl
Olson Fodness under her Hoinest'd entry No 6aba,
Sioux Fails series. for the South West Or, section
81, town IS, range H. He names the folloyliny Wit
nesses toproye his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Gulbrand X. Fodness
of Worthhlg p 0, Hans A Ske of Lepnox Il o. Ole
Dakota. n,
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United States Land Office, Mitchell, Dakota
April s. 1881. AbraIn NJ. Sherman. Maple Grove
T. T.: You are hereby notified that thu Honorable
COMMISSIONER OF the General Land Office in let
t''r dated Feby 49, 1881, has held your fling No
S5ii: upon e 4, Section %, township or, Range
5o LOT cance!iation. You allowed sixty days
from the date of this notice in which to appeal
from said decision, and show cause why S Scrip
location MOIST by John Miila re fer same tracE
should not be approved for patent.
B. J.. CAMPBELL, Register.
j. NJ. WAsBBURE Receiver
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United States Land OfTice Yanktoa Oak, April
20. lSol.-Complaint having been entered at this
once by Erick Anderson against Hans Peterson for
anaEdoning his homestead entry NO. 1885, Sioux
ais Series dated April q, 1879, upon the south
vest fractional quarter Of section No. Z, twp No
W, range No. 81, III Lincoln county, Dakota with
{! view to Instrumentation OF said enry the said par
Ties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
and furnish testimony concernino said al
legged abandonment. 90
o. G. A. WEErEs, Register
En- ALEXANDER HUGHES ReCayer
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e. A. WEECER, Register.
ALEXANDER HUGHES, Receiver.

Land Ohcs at yankton, OAK, May 18th, 1881 =
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler mas tiled notice of his Intention to make fin
al proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof Will be made before VIM. N. Cuppett, clerk
OF district court, for Lincoln county, at Canton,
OAk.' on Saturday, June rs, 1881. at 2 p M. viz !:
iai1k Jacobson under his Homestead entry No. 56al
,, =, rails series, for the a S w 4 s x S
y d > L a, Sec. 50, town e6, range A..
70 names tne following witnesses to prove his con-
VIZ: Edgar Dean, William Stark, c. D. Fuller.
Oak. W.
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Now is the time to commence painting
your buildings, and we are receiving the
largest stock of lead and oil ever brought
to Canton. We also handle the CHICAGO
FIRE PROOF PAINT the chea pest and best
mixed paint manufactured The cheapest
because the most durable, and the best be
cause it is the only mixed paint in exist
ance that will positively not burn Call
and see samples and get prices before
buying.
LEWIS C House.
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Land ONCE at Yankton. OAK, April p, JsSl.-
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support OF mis- claim, and that said
proof Will be made before VIM NJ Cuppett, clark of
district court for Lincoln county, at Canton the
10 IN, viz: Tina Peterson widow OF john Peter
son, dec, under his Hid entry No. 6676, Sioux Falls
series. for the n a E 4 and n 4 S " i section
~, town 81, range 40. He names the following wit
losses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: Martin Wika, Hans
lien, Thomas Sunday, Lewis Alness, all OF Farm
ers P o, Lincoln Co., Dakota.
q. a. WETTER, REGISTER.
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the payment
Of money secured by a certain mortgage bearing
date the 18th day OF March 1879, made ald executed
by J. A. Palmer and s. G.. Palmer his wife OF the
county OF Mimi 9haha and Territory of Dakota as
inortgagCTs to Cornella Palmer OF LaDorte, n the
state OF Indiana mortgage, which said morgi gA
filed in the Office of the Register of Deeds Of
Lincoln county, Territory OF Dakota on the 25th
DAY of March, 1879, at O'Clock ~, and recorded
III Book "H' of mortgages on page lat.
And whereas the amount claimed to be due on
the SAID mortgage at the date of the first publication
OF this notice is the sum of Two Hundred and Fiji
ty dollars and fifty cents, (S250.50J being Two
Hundred Dollars (S2000O) TOR principal, and Fifty
Dollars and fifty cents (;s53.50) for interest.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given according
to the staEute in such made and provided. that
by virtue of the power IF sala contained in said
mortgage du y recorded herewith as aEoresai l. the
said mortgage will be forec]osed by IA sale or the
mortSagei premises herein and in said mortgage
described, by the subscriber the mortgage therein
at public auction on the 9th day of May 1881, at IL
O'Clock i'll the forenoon of said day at the front
door of the court house in the village of Canton,
in the said bounty of Lincoln and Territory Of Da-
kota, to ,tisty me amount which shall then be due
penses of said sale and forty dollars attorneys fees
stipulated il said mortgage in case of forecios-
IRE.
The premises escribed in said mortgage and SO
to be sold aforesaid the south half, Is "a of
the e - OF section Fourteen U4) in township
one hundred (lUJl of Range Fifty $50, all In the
county of Lincoln aforcsaii
Dated this 2no day of March 1881
At CORNELIA MCNETT,
B1PPUs 4 EoYCE, formerly Cornelia Palmer
Attys 1of Mortgage. Mortgagee.
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Administrators Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, In Probate Court
Lincoln County. Sale of Real property
In the matter OF the estate Of Ashael ". Hubba I'd
(deceased.)
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale made by R. T.. Bennett
Judge of Probate, in and for Lincoln county, D.
T. the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1881, i'll the above
entitled m,tter viii expose for sale at public auc-
ton at the front door Of the Court house in the cit,
of Canton, Lincoln Co, on Tuesday 7, 1881
certain real estate belonging to tae estate of a. W
Hubbard, (3eceaBed which said real estate is stu
ated in the village Of Eden, Lincoln County, .. T..
and is des ribbed is follows, to-wit:
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Said sale to commence at O'clock a. m Of said
Tuesday. June Z, 1881, and to be made upon the
following terms, to-vt: Tor cas-, or for one third
caah to be paid Al the time Of the sale, aud the bal
ance on credit secured by mortgage upon the
property sold, payable at such tine within TWO
years from the date of sale as said aarlinistrat,r
may deterG iue.
Dated hprii %, 1851 a B. WHEELocK
Administrator of Estate of A. ". Hubbard de
ceased ga
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G. A. WETTER, Register.

Land Office st Yankton, Dal., March IS, 1851
Notice is HEREBY given that the following named
settler mas filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Wnl. Al. Cuppett, Cler,
Of dist. court for Lincoln county, d. I. at Cam
ton, county seat thereof. Saturday June 18th
1881, PIP ~, viz: Edgar Dean under his Hid entry
No. $3.50, Sioux Falls series, for the South West 4
Fec 81, town ST. range 40. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: yrick Jacobson
William STARK, G. D. Fuller liver Rasmussen, all
OF Gothland o, Lincoln Co. ak.
q. A, WETrER Rnpistpr
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Herd Notice..

The un1ersig ned will take cattle on his
place, to herd during the grazing season
at IS cents head.
T. S. hloULToN, Saddle Creek.
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G. A. WETrER, Register.

Land Office at Yank.on, Oak. Nav a. 1875,
Not i 10 heIeby given that the following named
se1tier nag Med notice of his intention to make
Alnal proof IN support of hi, claim, and that said
OF OF DIST. court for Lincoln county at Canton on
I.ley June 27th 1881, p. m, viz: Charles
Uersis IA entry No. 6G40. Sioux Falls series. for
~, nolth VEST 4, Sec 90, town 81 range 81. he
ia mes 1ie following Witnesses to prove his contin
noes resiaenes upon and cultivation OF said land
~, "eo.gs Ian ion of Lodi, Clay Co., Chas Rob-
49, y. noa. wreck, Vim. IGIsGith and Leonar d
flowers o. hdder, Lincoln Co., d. z.
= n G. A. MELTED,
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The Invitation by the Sandwich islands
government to Chinese emlgrants has re-
suited in such a deluge Of them that they
OF tnumber The native population. They
continued at last accounts to arrive by che
hundreds, and The authorities we're CON
sidering made Of stopping the influx.
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Herd Notice.

| will take stock to herd during tic
season, on q. Wend's farm, formerly J.
III. Carpenters stock farm,N Saddle Creek,
at 65 cts per head. E. BECK.
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- lana Once at Yankton, D. T., NIsy I4t, 1881
Nolcs Is hsreby given that the following -named
mas htst notice OF his Intention to make final
sooi ~ support of his cltn and secure final entry
I t.ersoi ans that said proof viii he made
- ~ euppctt clerk fthe Dist. cous: in aud
LIZ ,.i-.lco.a Co., ut Canton, Dakota T'y the
ISau pereof, on Friday July LIST, 1881, .. IN.
;, so7a /" , Sl Stark, nndor his Homestead entry
80 w., 'ialS Falls series, for the north east or
Il, ton -, own SO, range 80. Re names the fol-
,osS.s Mi'nssas to prove hisscontnuous residence
g. s, -. anu enltyation of said land viz: Jiiuus
IN lt a 19n heene j. u Graham, Edgar Dean,
q. A. WETTER, Register.
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Wanted.

One thousand bushels of potatoes at
Madole and Hinkleys, for which they will
pay 40 cts per bushel