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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
FoIger

Washington, Secretary Folger
said this morning that be did not know
when be should resign his Office as secre-
tary of the treasury, but thought it
would be after The Newport elections.
Friends Of Assistant Secretary John @.
New state positively that he viii be
FOlger's successor, that when he as
sumed the assistant secretaryship be was
Informed Of the probability Of FOlger
becoming governor Of New York, 8nd
" s assured Of promotion TO his place in
the treasury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
MIning aIaares.

New York, 22.-1Iining stocks very
dull; silver Cliff advanced from Ga to
74, closing 81; Oriental and Miller de-
clined to Is; State Lire Nos. , and to
p, and Caledonia from go to 165, clos
ing $50; Robinson consolidated sold st
I35 and 80; ChrysOlite 290@l65. and
Green Mountain 10. Sales for the
day 81, $40 shares.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
Rowing Royalty.

San Francisco. 22-Victoria Dispatch:
The vice-Tegsl party visited Esquimslt
to-day and examined the dry dock and
haSbor. The Marquis will open the
agricultural show on Wednesday next
and an the following day will proceed to
the interior. Returning he will visit the
coal Acid OF the coast Of the island.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23

Baltimore % The Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. this morning went 20 work on
the report On appeals. The appeal Of
Samuel Baker, Y. S. grand lodge Of
Nevada, was sust aimed; also the Rppesl
of ID. W. Wethy US. the grand lodge Of
California. This sppesl has been before
the Sovereign Grand Lodge for four years
and IS known among ODD Fellows as the
Robinson cese.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
Produce.

Chicago, p Wheat lower; regular,
1927; September, 944; October spring.
102. winter, 1927. Corn lower, 64%6
743l cesh; 643{ September, 6S1% October.
Oats, lower; BIZ cash; 3I5S October.
Rye 60. Barley S4@65. Pork lower:
21.20 cash and 0ctobe. Lard lower; u. 81
cash and October.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
EeartuI Crime,

Nashville. "a denented daughter
Of James Cleveland poisoned the whole
family by putting strychnine in the cot
fee. MIR. Cleveland died, and one daugh-
ter is in 8 preearious condition. The
poisoner has wandered OF, and j. is sun
POSED committed suicide.
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Casualties.

Chicago, 22.-JouYnaPS Rondeau,
Ontario special: & sidewheel steamer,
name unknown, went ashore on Wednes-
day night, four miles of Rondesu LIGHT.
Lake Erie, aEd became 8 total wreck
The disaster occurred in an inaccessible
place. and it Is impossible to learn par
ticulars.
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The Coronation.

Moscow, 22.-Notning is known here
regarding the preparations for the eoro-
nation Of the Czsr. It IS expected tha
customary period will elspse for prepsr.
atoms before the ceremony takes place.
also the usual invitations will be jssue3
when the date is decided.
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MONETARY ABD aYuCHs ,
New York, September o, 1882.

Money. SOC; governments irregular;
stacks, strong; w. Union, 8S3I; Quick
silver, 81; Pacific, AZ; W ellis Fargo, I29;
n. Y. Central 1885; Erie, 1875; Panama.
167; Denver s RIG, 5925; Union Pacific,
1873 ;bOHds, 1153l; Central Pacific. 923S;
bonds 1I435; SatrO, \.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23
COlIPLETB STOCK Oh MILLINERY GOODS

Each and every Departments will be in Daily
Receipt Novelties and marked at prices satisfy every
customer fayoing with a call
We intend to make THE HOST POPULAR STOkE R LFS
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-23

SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
diately relieve Group, Whooping
Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by u
c. 81. 1. Drug Store. "a
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Miss BOND DING

Taylorville, Ill, 22.-Miss Bond The
victim of rsyishers, is expected 10 die
any hour.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-28
A Nocturnal RambIe and What
Came Of 1t.

Some genius-we suspect him to belong to
the jovial otder of humanity-has said; THE
dav to drone and dream, the night to learn and
ramble." We do not propose to dispute this
worthy's view of the matter, but present here
with the experience OF a Philadelphia journalist,
Mr.. William Fl. Cunnington, 1712 North Twen-
tieth street, one of whose nocturnal rambles he
thus refers to, beginning his narration rather
peculiarly, however: 81 am not a rheumatic,
and have been troubled very little with bodily
pains. Last Tuesday morning 1 experienced a
very annoying stiffness of the neck, which grew
worse rs the day wore on. Toward evening it
became very severe, and | could scarcely turn
my head in any direction. Arriving home at
tea tin e, it was with difficulty that l could eat
my meal. My wife wanted to rub my neck with
St. Jacobs Oil, but / refused, saying l thought
the ~affliction wou d soon pass away. Tea over,
against the remOnstranceS of my family, l lett
home to ramble toward the new Chestnut-Street
Opera House, about two and a-half miles from
my residence. 1 started in the midst of a heavy
snow storm, and remained at the theatre until
the close of the performance, although 1 could
feel my neck getting worse and becoming very
painful. Leaving the play the trouble came to
reach home. The storm continued; the car IN
which / was became blocked in nearly every
square, u cold current of air swept through the
car, and I did not reach my home until toward
= A. NJ, by which time my neck had become
absolutely rigid. Then | consented to the use
of st. Jacobs Oil, which my wife applied two or
three times before / arose. I continued its use
that day and by evening l was free from pain,
aud the next morning | amused myself by twist
ing my neck in any direction that suited me,
and not a vestige of stiffness remained
Herald.
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AMONGST the passengers that left yesterday per
Iwalani WAS the Hon. II. NJ. Whitney.

AxoSosr the passengers that left yesterday per
Iwalani was the Hon. H. NJ. Whitney.
The P. NJ. S. S. CITY Of New York, with dates TO
the 2ist instant, is due tomorrow.
On Monday Messrs. B. +. Ehlers 4 Co. will ex-
hibit the choicest lot of fancy fans that has ever
been imported here.
IT il requested that ell accounts against the Ho-
nolulu Cricket Club be sent to the Secretary, care
Of the Editor of this paper.
TIE Australian crickcters may be expected here
in the City of New York upon her arrival from San
Francisco.
THE Caibarien will be tho next vessel for the
Coast. She will probably sail ON Monday. The
Consuelo will follow in about a week hence.
THE preliminary surveys are being made Of the
lot on che lower right hand corner OF Merchant
and Fort streets, with the view 10 the erection of a
block Of buildings thereon.
A GAME Of base ball will be played this afternoon
81 two O'Clock on the cricket ground at Makiki.
between g team from the U. S. S. Alaska and a
Honolulu team. An entertaining contest is
expected.
TIE police record shows fourteen charges Of
drunkenness since Saturday Last, seven Of whom
were foreigners and seven Hawaiians. This is be
low the former average. In the opinion of the
police, who are an authority on this subject, the
new liquor law is working successfully in Homo
lulu.
A LARGE quantity Of old iron in the shape Of
ragment Of shells were brought ashore from
the Niagara yesterday. The pieces vary in size
from that of a nugget to a piece of chalk. They
are all more or less damaged, but that is generally
the case with relics. We saw one labelled, ''frag-
ment of the comet of 1882" and another that is
to be set as a breast pin.
Mr.. DOVER has a scheme for getting the wheat
ont of the Niagara and dispensing il in the sea. He
proposes to cut her in midships across the deck
and raise her bow and stern by suitable appliances.
then to put a blast in amidships. This should
cause her 10 part, or should leave her in such a
condition that she would part very soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

From the s. +. Gail of 18th October, brought
by the Consuelo, we take the following -:
Il. w. Benton has retired from the Congrega-
tional Church. He assigned as a reason for
withdrawing that " as a Christian gentleman he
could not afford to lay on anybody the response
bility of his views"
Advices from Cairo state that Abdul Kerim
Pasha Ell Kahar. q friend of Arab Pasha's. and
described as one of the most learned and pro-
gressive men of the East, will leave for America
next March TO encourage preliminaries for the
emigration OF Arabi's followers to the United
States.
A crazy Frenchman ran amuck - down
Fourteenth street, New York, N 10th instant
slashing at all the women he met with a knife.
Many of the wounds given were of q serious
character. Two of the women were dangerously
and one probably mortally wounded.
The democratics have gained a victory in
Ohio. The electors will, it is believed, show n
majority on their side of 81, 900. At the vote
for Governor last year this State went Republi-
can by a majority of "A 800. The entire Demo-
cratic ticket was believed to be elected.
There was an important meeting of the San
Francisco Board of Trade on 10th instant. n
which Senator'S Farley and Miller, and Repre-
sentatlveS RosencranZ and Page were present by
invitation. Three topics had been arranged for
discussion-the incorporation of the Nicaragua
Maritime Canal Company, the American Com
merclal Marine, and the Tenure of Public Lands
Bill. A resolution, asking the members of Con.
gress to assist the passage of the Canal Bill,
was unanimously past. The chief discussion
was on the laws regarding merchant shipping
A memorial, praying for the repeal of several
sections of the Statutes, was agreed upon; among
others that which necessitates the officers o.
vessels being citizens of the United States, the
doing away with consular fees on shipping, re
placing them by salaries, the abolition of thu
compulsory return of seamen 20 the port wher,
shipped, the rendering of the system of giving
advances to seamen penal, exemption of ship,
ping in foreign trade from State and municipal
taxation.
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I. B. PETERSON
Acting P. stmaster General.

R~ctnii-Omhu.
1 Yor Kee y Co. NuuGnu street Honolulu
2 GhGng FI Fort t street. Honolulu
CY We Chong. Nuuanu street
1 W Bush; Fort street. !"
8 BToglie, spear : Co ~ FG T, sa5sst, street.
9 s smV Gun Iun s Co. Hotel street.
6 Iau Ko, MaunakeS street, .r.e
70 Z + !, Q Hall M : k s@n K e corr Hotel tG' street 1e% MN rec
10 Lee Long K-e. Beretania street -
10 Frank Brown. Merchant street
10 10 4 E h%nri "A e.. corner Tort aud Queen streets.
IL IL Kan lp' Yeek. cor Merchant and Richard streets,
IL A L smith. Fort street, %
Is Lam "a Hee x sG lice, Kins street,
II Fook Tai. Nuuanu street,
IS J T 4 II Warehouse King street,
~ Goo You < Co, cor KING and an v Hmmans SITS SefttsS' {.
81 Hui Kaiepa Hooulu Pono Karlstiano o IA oPio' Wal
., 4, Zane; h ITihfn Street. Honolulu
. Hop Jan 4 Go; Nupanr street street. "
y = J T Waterhouse Fort street.
% il < II Waterhouse, Queen street
81 81 chnn Zee, school street,
R~eIniI-Ma"i
} AIama, Paia. Makawao
Is kim Faa Chons; PaiS, Makawao
- & Hop * Co, kahuluI
e u w W fsa ResI MailR k1Si'"
30 Gee Lung. waikapu
R~ctmi-H"wnii.
/ r Rycroft, Pohoiki, Puma
. / J R Mills. nonokaa. hamakna
) Thomas spencer, Hilo
~ Chung Hoi, Houonu. Hilo
Is ZION Qui. Honomakau. k"hala
20 Ahee X { W Ava. rahHla, kau
II smith Phelps, Makapala. North kohala
70 Man NO. kapaau'
II Kun Sal. Nawiliwili
is All Chock. Kapaia. Lihue
y , J L R'ahoopiopio. Animea
N."t""IinG.
1 l. Avaua. MakapaIa. North kohHla
IS ILeong Fot. wahluh". Maui
II shong Leen. Lahaina.
% Aho * Akaua. Honokaa- Hamakua
"a Lee Hee * Co. Kohala. Hawaii
% con Hin, Paauhau, Hamakua
POrk Butcher.
I Chin lien Pau. Hotel street, Honolulu
! LoSh rtop, .. "
Nhoi, Makawao. Maui
"a Chung Yon, Kohala. Hawaii
- - annru Waikiki. Maui
50 g MIN Yee Kes 4 Co. Hotel street, Honolulu
NV Kalua, Lahaina
Auction.
5 T W Everett, Waikiki Maui
4JLyons. Kingdom
whoIe.nIe.
Bodies ( CO, Queen street Honolulu
! 10 E o Hall 4 SON, corner Fort and King SITS,
10 Wilder s. Co. corner Fort and Queen SITS.
Jobbing Spirit.
10 + Brown, Merchant street, Honolulu
PrddiiuS.
10 Mua, Kingdom
Drug.
/ l. Hoffman, Merchant street
Butcher
Is Jas Woods. North Kohala
% G Waller. Union street, Honolulu
~ q Waller, King street,
Cnke PeddIing.
y Ten Sian. Honolulu
~ All Why. Waikiki
% Akiona, Iamskua
Billiard.
II Smith X Phelps, Makspals, North kohala
~ Con Hin, Psauhau, lamakus
Livery Stables.
l Jas Dodd, Pantheon Stables, Honolulu $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-28
An Acrostic.

June-of all the months the most serene
A%pril-that gently smiles through showery tears
May-like a sweet young bride of lovely mien-
Each hath its charms through all the passing
years.
So passes on the life of man from boyhood's days
His childhood's footsteps haste from May.to June.
But then July and August, with autumn's warmth
apace,
Onward, with steady strides. bring prime and
strength.
Youth yields TO manhood, and. with ripening age,
December closes year, and life, at length.
Honolulu, October 80, 1882.
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BY AUTHORITY.
K. r.
PROCLAMATTON.

KALAKAUA, by the Grace of God, of
the Hawaiian Islands, King
WHEREAS, by an Act approved on the
ninth day of August, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty, entitled "An
Act to provide for the Coronation Of
the Kings Of Hawaii it is among
other things enacted that We in Privy
Council should ascertain and proclaim
by Public Proclamation, a time when
We should be crowned,
AND WHEREAS, at a meeting of Our
said Privy Council held at Aliiolani
Hale in the City of Honolulu on the
twenty-seventh day Of May, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
two, We did, by and with the advice
and consent Of Our Honorable Privy
should be crowned on the twelfth day
of February in the next ensuing year
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three
BE 1T KNOWN, therefore that We, by
and with such advice and consent, as
aforesaid, Do hereby proclaim and make
known hat the ceremony Of OUR
CORONATION, shall take place at Iolani
Palace in Our City of Honolulu on
Monday the twelfth day of February
which will be in the year of Dur Lord
One thousand eight hundred and eighty
three, at the hour of eleven of the
clock in the forenoon.
GIVEN under Our hand and the Great
Seal of Our Kingdom at Our Palace
of IoIani in Honolulu this thir-
teenth day of October in the year
of Our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-two.
KALAKAUA REX.
By the King:
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Premier.
IT has pleased His Majesty by and
with the advice and consent of His
Honorable .Privy Council to appoint the
aforementioned gentlemen, being Mem
bers of His Honorable Privy Council, to
be and act as a Committee of Manage
ment on the occasion of the Coronation
of His Majesty.
His Elk. Walter Murray Gibson.
The Hon. Hermann A. Widemann.
The Hon. J. U Kawainui.
The. Hon. William p. Wood.
Col. the Hon. Charles II. Judd.
m
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-AvrRIc,y MAILMAN MATCHES,

We BEG To CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC to the we'll known quality and
elegance of finish Of our gold cases, guaranteed by
ms to be Of eighteen karat gold, Z. 5. Mint assay,
or of fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also to our mode Of selling the same, charging only
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT Of the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes,
filling of crown. &c. To illustrate which a tag
accompanies each one of our gold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case. but also the NET weight of the gold. Our
silver cases are all STERLING q~uality-925-lOOO fine.
IL EXPLANATION OF THE ABOVE, We desire to say
that the old plan of charging for the gross weight
of the case, as if il were all gold, worked we'll
enough as long as the manufacturers were content
with the amount of brass and steel actually re-
auired in its construction but when the business
was degraded into a contest as to who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity of
gold. and call it a GOLD case, then the time came
when. in the interest of dealers in American
watches. it became necessary to adopt a plan OF
selling, showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method, We
act in conformity with the earnest wishes Of the
leading houses of the trade, some Of whom have
already undertaken to carry out the same idea in
their own usiness.-AMERIC WATCH COMPANY,
Waltham. Mass. NJ. M'INERSY, Agent for this
kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. ju23 81.
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Island Ntt,s
LlHNTSA.

1AhNAFR
send n a doctor. w want one badly P.enty OF
.,rod fish and Lanai mutton here. No beef at all
for weeks
a. Iiauar-. No cases Of drunkenness here There
wers more before the tabH was taken oil.
We are all anxious for the road TO he built around
III. mountain to Waikiki. Spend the S3O,OOO ON
IL anyhow. sud we will soon get enough more 10
finish IL il that Il not enough
Turtsu's railroad to kaanapali- - making rapid
nr,,o-rs,S tie grading i now finished Tor over two
miles out from the mill, and tine track Is LAID ON
same for yearly the whole distance MT Johhstohe
tLr civil and svery other kind of engineer has the
msna.s.meut at the whole thing, and Il making
sbin.,s hmm along tire whole ruute-hs expects {"
bc hauIin. cane from haInapai by January next
- - IMAGINE the difference between hauling 10y
.t.1m aud hauling by bull0c--ctTt- fHf'hcfL! IN
-. - br,u-ht to Lahaina At tine rats 81 20 cart
I,aJs a dav-the carts would come IN To Lahaiha
n tLs morning. and return IN the afternoon anu
Ir.d no for next days trip IL took rom % :, .
buIIori, To 4 cart, i driver for c1ci teani' ahd 4
-. - 20, b,cs and forth with them no" how
s~-r 10 loads will H. lindled by steam IN a Gay
and il will require but the ehslisSI nv s%i Los
,~.in men on the cdrs-the wear AMI tear IN roSs
~ cattIe and mules ON the haana?ti route wa
more than the running expenses ana veal H"u 'N'
OF the railroad will be.
,,srt ou Thursday. October 18th, the dearly
I.v.5 infant child Of Nr. and Mrs.. D. H.. vida oil
Eob,la Wa laid to rest among evergreen tree' III
n~nar-i vftb flowers prepSred by Living hands
called away from those ON eaTth VINO - Lari
cherished him tO the % silent iand 49,"
IL has left behind many >'rrb"Iu' "a -
-w..,er and more gentle little one lent 20
mic Parents what balm for the bereaNed
10 have an angel child. IL wi.b, farms
Ths HttIe grave was beautifully lined with FERNS
HSuser little children to come unto Me and for
hid them not"
Suffer little children
Near me let them come,
nh what words Of blessing
when the heart is torn,
Do we grudge to give them
Rather let rs pray
oh gentle Jesus take them
Purs,e all our doubts away
Flowers 40 white and stainless
Loved 30 dear by all
ont Of this earthly garden
WiU the dear Saviour call
Eartb l. no place for snow drops
Receive our blossom small.
.sJamie." little snow drop
Arouud thy cot we stand
Missing thy gentle smile
In vain we press thy hand,
Facb hour we want to feteh thre
Darling boy we loved the5 80
And our hearts are sad ana "eat!'
Return-thOu must not co.
Lord hush the aching sorrow
In love. say, peace be sun
Near to Thy bosom take nIm
Good shepherd, do thy Will
..ag-am dated London, October sth, sIau
- CbiIian Government had agfSeu 20 u
-nT<--~ace last submitted by the
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THE following i a copy of the Proclamation of
April 1876, TO which reference was made during
the late trial Lazarus vs. Trousseau. In Accord
ance with a resolution of the Privy Council passed
ON the 25th day of April. the value at which the
following coins have, heretofore been received at
the Hawaiian Treasury has heen changed, and
after this date they will be received as follows
English and Australian sovereigns, So; English
and Australian half sovereigns, $3.50 cents"
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Telegram dated London Snd agreed to the
- Cbilian Government had AsI65eu
that inc CIncs last ubmitted by the PeruElans
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II has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint
the Hon. A.. s. CLEGHoRN a member Of the Board
of immigration vice Hon. W. J. Smith, resigned.
Ioiani Palace, October. goth. 1882. oct21 3t
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Licenses Expiring in October, 1882

s.sO2t
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DEPAKrsIKSr or FoEEIeS AFrA1Rs.

DEPARTMENT or FoEEIGS AFfAIRs-
Proper notification having been made 10 this
Department by His Excellency RoIlin NJ. Dagsett,
United States Minister Resident, that Charles l..
Wight has been appointed Consular Agent Of the
United States at Mahukona, Hawaii; Therefore
the said Charles L. Wight Is hereby acknowledged
by order Of His Majesty, as Consular Agent Of the
United States at Mahukona; and all his official acts
a. such are ordered TO receive fun faith and credit
BY the authorities Of this Governments.
Given under my hand and the seal oil
the Foreign Office, this 23rd day OF
October. A.. u. 1882.
WAITE MURRAY GIBSON,
Octzs p Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
;. KAHooHALAHAL, has been appointed District
Magistrate for the Island Of Lanai.
JNO. o. DOMINIS, Governor Of Maui.
Office Gov'r Of Maui, Oct. p, 1882. oc24d w2s st
W. +. MossNAS has been appointed District
Magistrate for the District Of Makawao, Island Of
Maui. JNO. o.. DOMINIS
Governor Of Maui.
Office Goy'r Of Maui, Nov. l, 1882, oc24d WIS st
The Hos. \. :. CLEGHoRN viii act As Governor
Of the Island Of Oahn,d uring. my absence.
JNO o. DOMINIS,
Governor Of Oahu.
Governors OfSe,
October oath, 1882. oc24d3tw1t
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
NOTICE

Il DE the district cont II the fhh
Judicial district Of NeoeAzkA he'd an
and for Wetsser county.
To Hh Nitchell nonresident de-
fondaatyou are hereby notified that on
the esh day Of September. lss9. LAfsy.
ette Mitchell 6icd his petition against
you. In the district oar of said coan-
81. the ob3ecs and prayer u which are
20 obtain . divorce from you GA The
ground that you have viifsiiy aband'
0oed the plaintiff without god cause
los The period Of tso yean past. Also
loe the custody Of Elmer Mitchell,
Albert =. Mitchell and Charles Z
xjtchsll. Minor childrea.
You are required 20 ansves said Pc
sitioa On OF before Monday. the Oh
day u Novembcs. lss2
LAFAYETTE MITCHELL
By Haley Bros Plaintiffs Assy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-29
Land oSe. ., pioouins.os Mob. Sept. 4,h ,ss

Land O@cs st Rioomington Mob. Sept. &th 1882
Notice u hereby given tina. the following.
named settler has hlsd notice Of his Intention
thst said proof win be m sis before Clerk OF
District ,iours " ebs,sf County Nsb.. On Safur-
day Uct. 7th. lss2. vis:
Dewayns p. Tenant,
range 1lw. Tie names the following witnesses.
% prove bis eoptipaous residence upon AID
cultivation Of said land. viz Henry ]. MaursI
John McQuilkin. William Holsworth AMI Rich.
ard L Tinker. all Of Red Cloud. Nebraska
5a 8. ". SWIrZER. REGISTER.