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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03
Official Announcement.
Change Of Time on Phlla. & Erie R. R.
JUNE O, 18e2:

Sea Shore Express leaves Montanddn at e.07
A. NJ, stopping at intermediate stations ar.
flying ut Harrisburg 1l.40 A. NJ, Philadelphia
3.20 Z. NJ, New York 6 IS p. NJ, ninkitig close
connection at Philadelphia for all Bea shore
points.
Day ESpfeSs leaves Montandon at 80 P. NJ,
stopping at principal stations, arriving at Har-
rlsburg 3.55 P: M, Philadelphia TBS T. NJ, New
in.gton s47 p. M. Parlor Car through to Phil
adelphia.
WtIidntsp0rt Accommodation leaves Mon
tandon at 7.4S p. Nj .stUpp ng dc intermediate
stations, arriving at Harrisburg 1925, Philadel-
phia 2.55 A. NJ, New York 6.15 A: NJ. Sleeping
ear accOiiim6dations can be Secured on this
train at Harrisburg for Philadelphia and New
York. Philadelphia passengers can Remain In
sleeper undisturbed until A. NJ.
Rrte Maj and Fast Line East viii be consoli.
dated into Ote train, leaving MOntandon mt ] .9g
A. M: stopping ut principal stations, arrivin 4
at Harrisburg 4.05 A. NJ, Philadelphia Z 20 A.
NJ, New York 1925 A. M, BaltimeIe 7.40 A. Nj
Washington g03 A. NJ. Through BleNping cars
will be run on this train 10 Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington.
WESTWARD.
kriB 3NlH leaves MOntandon at $50 A. Nj
for Erie and intermediate points, Canandatgua
and intermediate points.
Niagara Express leaves Montandon ut 200
7. M, for Kane and intermediate points, Can -
andaigua and intefmediate points.
Fast Line leaves MontRndOn at $50 p. NJ,
for Lock Haven and intermediate points, Wat
kins and intermediate points.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03

Candidates are busy as beavers.
They are all putting In their last and
Best licks. All are good clever fellows
and it makes us sad to think that some
Of them must 60 under.
-Dr. P. S. Fisher, of Zion, who is a
candidate for Legislature, gave us a
can last week. The doctor is q gentle
man OF excellent social qualities, good
character and reputation, and would
II nominated and elected, represent our
county with credit. He Is a son OF
Rev. Peter S. Fisher, of blessed mem
ory.
List OF Jurors.
The following is the list of jurors for
August court, which is to continue but
one week:
GRAND JURORS.
NJ viedefIcr, Burnside Isaiah struble, W alker
jacob G Breon, Penn, o Underwood, Union.
JC GOheen Ferguson. Ill G Rice, Rnsh.
N ReetIing, bellefonte. William Wolf, Spring.
James Carson, Benner John Glngery, Huston.
John Stcver Walker. w Keen, fenn.
Charles Sellers, College. w ID smith, UnlonVille.
Jacob Spangler Worth. u ID Brisbin, Potter.
C. Il Mccormick Ferg n. Jonathan Hess. FerR IN
IL l. Barnhart BOggs. lM Ii Richards, Potter.
Christ Hotter, Liberty ID Is Kunes, Liberty.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
w Shivery FerguSonlSol \ Peek, Walker.
j Garbrlck, Jr, Marion Z w Barnhart BoEgs.
\ ID Tobias, Millheim. John Brachbill, B.fe.
William Bright, Iaines Henry Dale, College.
Luther SwartE Wal kpr Henry Beck, Spring.
Hugh Glenn Huston. Jacob Brumgart, SMifes
n III Williams Huston. y Thomson. College.
John w Smith, Howard jS A Marshall, Bonner.
B r Yearick, Ferguson Patrick Dooley, Bf'e.
q w Stover, Millheim, T GupsauluS. .SnowShoe
John Walter, BoggS john Robb, Ferguson.
Robert Berry, BOggs = stephens, Worth.
a Lap0rte, Ferguson. III j Taylor, Spring.
Thomas Snyder, Liberty Adam Ycsrfck, Bro.
Aaron Leitzell, Miles. Jacob Breon, Potter:
VI y Fielder, HaineS. Jasper Brumgart, Miles
X SchroyeN Boggs. Adam StOver, Hainos.
w III Smith, UuiOnville ID q Wyche, Rush.
John Dunlap, Benner. ID III Rote. HaineS.
James nj Ross Harris. Toner Noll Spring,
John Spangler Potter. Theo Gorden, Bf'e.
e w Hartman Millheim Isaac StOveT, Spring.
Calvin Osman, Harris. G \ Gaay, Hall Moon n
Absarm MusSer Haines + e Woods, Spring.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03

On the 2sth ult, In Penn township, Mr.. Chris
topher Kern, aged rs years. II months and
days.
On the Goth ult, at Spring Mills, infant son Of
John s & Kate LeitZell, aged "a days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03

fire, won riding VIM. Gaulmqn in the
arm With a ball from revolver. The
FARMERS were led by Jacob Meyer and
they fought with will. Voney after
Yolley was Ere d at . distance or twenty
yards at the slowly retreatinE tnarau-
ders and the firing was btiskly return
ed. Bullets whistlcd by freely, but as
they were from revolvers the aim was
unsteady. During the third round
James Henry was struck in the left
shoulder, infictin ing but slight flesh
wound. The night was quite dark. and
the farmers kept we'll together and fir
ed slow. After at least one hours
fight one OF the thieves, apparently the
leader of the ang, shouted that If the
firing did not cease they would burn
down every stable, barn and house on
the place. Ammunition being exhaust
ed the farmers fell back to Clemmer's
house, 1t was also feared that the
thieves might have separated and re-
turned to the house by q flank move
ment and robbed the premises. 1t Is
supp osed the thieves retreated in their
wagon, although two suspicious char.
acters were seen in the neiGhLorhoOd
to-day. 1t is also believed that sever
al of them were badly wounded and
were taken away In that condition.
No Glue to the Eerks CouAty
Thieves.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03
No Glue to the Eerks CouAty
Thieves.

HEREFoRDvILLE, July 27.-The
mob which has been about Menno B.
Clemmer's residence for several nights
did not make Tvs appearance last night,
as was expected, and tonight all is
quiet. No clue has been obtained.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03
News Miscellany.

Rev. w. Dolman, of Greene town.
ship, Erie Co.. was brought to Iail,
charged with attempt to kin his wife
and family by poison and knife.
A young lady of Reading received a
proposal of marriage from a gentleman
travelling in Europe, and 1t cost s3.15
for her to cable her acceptance consist
ing Of the simple word Eyes"
RUM DID IT.-William Hufnagle
was kicked to death by Henry Myers, a
youth of IS, in quarrel about:a pail of
cherr les at Nescopeck township, Lu-
zerne county, Friday evening. Huf-
nagle had draw pistol on Myers.
Both were drunk at the time. Myers
escaped but was captured in Wilkes
barre Monday.
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This is new house and n newly furnished
Uith ererythin0 tending to comfort and con
reTaience or0uestS. The air Is invlgorating and
perfectly free from malaria, and particularly
favorable for the restoration TO health o. persons
afflicted rtth Pulmonary complaints, AEaldrtdl
disorders and Hay Fster. Near by the cele-
brated Penn Caves, sfrpaSsing anything OF the
kind known-salling miles under ground-and
inspecting halls Of great wonder OF gone by
ages. Carriages to the cave daily. The table
is pleRtifnlly supplied with meats, milk and
fresh vegetables and fruits In season. hedlthJuL
Eyprepared and taster,lay Served. G5Uu stabllng
accommodations.
POPULAR PRICES:
Per day, less than week, 90
Per week. (less titan mttith) .....:s;.... s 90
EeF WonIn w
All inquiry as to Rooms and Board viii Be
PROMPTLY answered.
GEO. b. NASH, Manager.
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should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ington, ID. q. who furnish the same
toithout charge. Edison Brothers is a
well known and successful firm Of large
experience, having been established in
1866, tt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-03

The following is the list of jurors for
August court, which is to continue but
one week:
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LRAYR EASTWARD.

MOntandon ar. 6.45ar. .a00ar 1.05ar.5 5.2oar TAO
Nos. and connect at MontandOn with Erie
Mall West; s ahd with Sea Shore Express
East and with Day Express and Niagara
aid 10 With WilllamspOrt Accommodation
East;
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THEE SToLhA RINGS FOUND on HIN

Three diamond rings. valued at $1,000, were
stolen On July 20 at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, from
Mis-. Cook. of Norfolk. Va, who with her moth r
and sister wcro guests at the house. lbe Jewels
had hcrn LETT lying on The bureau IN their roOm
The noIIce were informed of the loss, and Detec-
ives Haley and Rutland were detailed on the case
Suspicious were directed to Michael Kennedy; a
III Lnv nineteen years old. Detective Haley
learned that Young Kennedy had been employed
before at tie Albemarle Hotel, and that IN Decem-
Ler lost he stole lewelry worth $500 from har rs
EnutOu of No. i9S Church-st, who hal rooms at
that house. Although Kennedy had been allowed
to 20 without punishment on his returning the
iewelrv re was arrested by Detective Haley yeser-
Iny charged with the Albemarle theft, III ord, +
that he might be searched. On being taken to
Police Headquarters. Kennedy soon learned what
hs was really wanted for. and in rage. as he was
Lelnr searched he drew the three Ilngs from MS
pocket and urlcd them upon the floor ~ violently
that one of them was cons Iderablv DAMAGED Ken,
ncdv had kept the rings hidden the theft, ana
v, terday had pat them III his pocket for the pnr-
nose of paWning them.
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SHTppJVG VEjVS.
popT OF, NEW-YORk....TU. .SDAY, JULY %. 1892.


DON'T OF NEW YORk....TU SD AH, LY %. 1892.
AERl\ ID
steamer Battle CBr Pesrsa Liverpool July l5 with mdSo
ot.i az passcngcIa 10 ri N0ltls
,e.r~I DcnmlrN r Tyson, London July o. HAyre 10,
- ,"1i 49, aud uas ,engcrs - Il y ! Hurst
liiCg stokes Antwerp 10 Gays,
IT, ana t,p-scnecr- 10 Peter Wight & Sous.
STEAMER eka Dan, Mo,sen. toprhhaSen JWy 10 WIN
md a. and passengers To Fuuct tiYc y 20. 90
teafnet GltnasOa 3r poual spn Annoy June ~ Nlnga-
more H. port said July = Gibraltar a. with Tea etc 10 Ken
IL Eros. No.. ,.,,,n ia. on. ,,,.,,r
steamer neptune btIl1' boa'Vu WI" ""o' az" F'''N
oers to + DimOck.
6v.f.amer Amos G Barstow. CoTwin Providence
steamer Guyapdot,e Kelly. Richmond Norfolk and city
point with nsr and passengers % Old Dominion - Co.
SINNER Abcmdrlc, Jcuney West Point, Va with dse ana
ua,-eugvrs 10 odd Dominion IS 60. ., -, 49,.
clmc I,encfactor IribOn Wilmington, with naval stores
70 Caronde!ot lewis Fernandna July ~ via Bruins
Wink "a and Royal - with mdso AMI passengers 20 IL
Mallory g 20. ~ o-t,,,.s Al. davs with
r,,.e and passengers To Clark & seaman. o., -
steamer RIO Orande, burrows Galveston JuY ~ anu
g,rs Tbamcs OF London. Williams, Auckland No. Aplh
% with mdsc 70 Walker cum Co 80 ,,-..., a.,
iars Hattie q Dixon Yates TlmpcO ana frogreSo VIA
peloyare Iregh davs Attu iustc CO 10 Nui
nj, Cham & sons vessel 60 Is r Metc an x co 49,. -
Rrk II Anna iItal Jaccariuo, Perth Annoy IN pst 10
BOyd & Hnckcn nm. t,..,,,,,, = ,,,,,
II ballast 70 A T. tucker .,.t. .,t.. v,,., ,r,,,
nark IIatteG HrOn of DamanScntuH iMel lains lAul'
ro i,ne 4 ProgresO July %. with hemp etc, 10 Gun
ninglam 4 Co: vessel 10 B I Metcdh q 20 NJ,
mir q 4 Robinson. Ross tardehas VIA Dtla"al' breaA
water days with sugar order vessel 10 IL winchester
&
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MAIL MATTER AND POSTAGE STAMPS.

A comparison OF the amount OF mail matter sent
tbro.h the pOst-Ollice IN the year ending June 30
IsS! rs gwen in the report oil the Tosl MASTER
E.rsrI with the value OF the stamps sold III the
same period shows an apparent 0Yerestimate OF inc
amount OF the mails carried. This apparent DIS
crepancy is nearly 20 per cent, OF ABOUT
~ d,1er.nce NAV be IN a measure due 10 a
re.el,uc % washed-out stamps. but III Tue oplhloh
Of postmaster Pearson II Is principally owing To the
a., that tbe estimates are founded on supposeu
a~,n.r connt on seven days OF the year only.
Ties, DAYS are in the earlier part OF Deccmoer,
wien the mails are larger than at other parts Oh
10 year. TAe ndmOer Oh IeLLars aLso - "''
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POLITICS AMONG THE ALDERMEN.

THE QUALITIES OF JOHN KELLY AS a LEADER DIS
CUssED-AN AFFIDAVIT WHICH MR. ROOSEVELT
DID NOT RELISH.
The meeting Of the Board of Aldermen yeSter-
dav the first held for three weeks was long ana,
-. f,r a brlsk wordy tournament between Messrs.
Rooseyelt and Martin, war mainly devoted TO INC
tran.actIon of routine business. Mr. Martin offered
a resolution that tie DOCK comm SSloh9ls DC r re-
,,...t.d In nay their wOrkmen - "A day. The
motion was adopted with alacrlty. The trst lOust
at arms was between Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.; ~
natIick and involves "A little history. A res0lut on
e. aGonted AZ The last session on Mr.. FIZDatrck
motion. Withdrawing the consent OF the Board
gwen to the Madison Square Bank to place a poI
tlco in front Of It's building IN West lwenty sIlIu
St The resolution permitting it's erection had been
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EyJLEs TURNED OUT OF CASTLE GARDEN.

Rotterv Park in front of the Office of the Hebrew
FInlgrant Aid Society, was crowded with nehr PREV
exiles yesterday. About 200 of them we Garden den
were made 10 leave these quarters Yesterday Ac-
commodations were provided for them wi'h h hnG
refugees ON Wards Island and at GreGmPo'' If IS
the majority refused to go To those places. th 80
sn;d 1T fbev believe that if they leave me
Battery thy will receive no money from tn G
society The superintendent Of the soeT,y 1s' of
Yesterday that he intended starting hulnoer "a
families hack 10 Russia to-day. Mean'ime accom-
mediation is furnished in adjacent lodnng-no4qscS
for the refugees who did not go to Warus isiahu-
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actually counted in the largo offices. but Is estl
mated, and postn asters are usually ihoii"eu W
overestmate.
CHANGES AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL

CHANGES AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
The gropnd fo,r of the Fifth Avenue Hotel is
scene of confusion. The marble floors OF the
spacious corridor the reading room and te n oar
door;ng that Law beneath them has been taken up
also, The boards have been piled up at different
places inside the building. No change has oe Sal
twcntv-three wears. or since the hotel was built
The new floors will he of white marble, with DARK
border The architect would not consent 10 my n
one feel as if he were walking over pile OF DOCKS
ON account of the peculiar optical effects Aoo .
$50 600 is to lie expended III the Improvements
The frescoing will all be of what is called Ialseu
work. in imitation of embossed leather. IL WIN
take about six weeks to complete the improve
mcns.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Charles Francis Adams, Jr,
OF Mas achusetts; vscount de Ialhoue OF rsrs ana
q o. Pcrraut French Consul at Montreal tdTeItao'
Hote-M Mariner late Gillian Minister at
and John Newell OF Chicago rWn At1 1a,1 Waior
Perry H. Smith, OF Chica Hindsor Ho",
General r. Gore OF England, and n Is LcdyerI OF 10
troit - GiLseu House-R j. Calling, or hartI0ru.
E,,r york Hote-EI Congressman Charles NJ bheiGy OF
Alabama - Hotel Brunsuick-L- j. Sergeant OF mon
trcal and Hector Cameron, OF Toronto. ASm HoSoo
Governor Henry NJ Hoyt. OF PENNSYLVANIA ana Sonhio
dore de Kra a. us N Metropolitan Hote-E1- Speaker
jeremiah Mcclure, of Elmira-
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NIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Al ANAH-ro-OAN.
Adj sets 7:2l Moon sets O:l5 Aponslss dya IL
HIGI wArER TO-DAY
,,..aoo,--sdy Hg 800 Gov Isld. $685. Heu cas- 6i4
rIynssrnoou-sy ~. 4J2. Ghu Ala. Hen GIse. GlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
THE EXPLANATION OF CAPTAIN FRANK.

Ihe collision on Monday between the iron steam
Ioat rquus ana the tugDOat k. ,. ConoVer, III the
Nor kIyer will e the subject OF an investigation
bv the Local steamboat Inspectors. Yesterday me
reanboat was placed on the dry dock at lhe 1907 OF
= {, Il t,.ts She Il not Injured The tug, winch was
iusIIcd Tor IS. GOO mas not beeu raised iier cap
rain Nicholas Frank. said yesterday to "A IIBUNE
fep,rter; saw the green hglis 0i the STEAMBOAT
- LEV my wins. lc twice and put the helm hard
a-staIboard. She answered Tie WHISTLE DuV
slc Kept straight on. saw there must 1e a cor
lslou uules, she changed her course. pew TWO
more whistles and rang NV bell The steamboat
Liew twice ana then she was Oh us. W IOst an
omi clothing that sc mad on board. J dlol0ca'cd
not AL drowned.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Heating lunacy investigation In the supreme court
Chambers.
Monmouth Park Races ,..
Meeting OF Joint Executive Railroad Committee
ANNA festival and games OF 81. Davids Bene'oieh'
Society.
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Announcements

A CORNER on THE CORN.-Dr. wings Corn
and Bnuion Remedy the market Cure "a perfect
Take no cheap substitute. Depot II Fulton-st.
AMERICAN STAR SOFT CAF'ULEs TIE BEST
General agent Victor +. Mauger Ito Readesh anu Is WBy
CRUTClfEs.-Crandall's Patent Extension Safe
tyTip Crutch made by Pomcroy Truss Company No 15J
Broadway, OF 10th Clutches repaired
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
I44 Lexingt 1a-ave. 2Jthst Hours. 20 l. 5to7
TmnDauce St.ry Diseases Of tho GenerAtye OrganSs1
aldseases would BE- iuDement maria AMI ths
birth Of healthy children specalties
If Won are chilled orwct through dose of Par
Ginger Tonic will nfsiby from taking cold
LUNDBORG'S PERFUME
Marechal Mel Rose
SKINNY Men," Wells Health Remover" re-
vigor Dyspepsia, Nervous Weakness &c 81.
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Urvpy 4 DANTELS. VI. D..

If Won are chilled or wet through dose Of Par
kers Ginger Tonic Will infsIbiy you from taking cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

LUNDBORG'S PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

AMERICAN STAR SOFT CAFyULEs TIE BEST.
General agent Victor T. Mauger Ito Readess anu Is wBy
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POOL srLrEns RrLEAsED on BAH

The nine prisoners arrested III the descent by the
District Attorney on the Parole Turf CLUB, Bar
clav-st were released on bail yesterday 1T the DIS
trlct- Attorneys office. Recorder Smyth granted
several of the defendants "A reduction IN bail from
the amount originally demanded. John Scannell
of No 40 East One -hundrcd-and ,weniy-e th-st
became surety III $500 each lOr John Hackett and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

SKINNY Men," Wells Health Remover" re-
vigor Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness &c 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

Charles Kingsley The other prisoners fonnd q
bondsman in Timothy Donovan, of No. III Broad
way, who gave surety for their appearance IN
amounts from 81, 800 TO $500. The charges agains.
the pool sellers will be brought before the next
Grand jury, and If indicted they may be tried In
September
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-04-08

csc a week in rour0Wn town. Terms a1d 8 outfit
oVtrec. Address II HallCt Co, Portland, Maiue
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"a IA GOA rerday At home. Samples worth s.
ser 4" D~"lee. Address stinso n& co, Portland.
Maine.
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NOTICE No 2ii
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

bCalNoou, ID, L., Jan. q, isS2,D
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that James Long
y r., by James Long Jr., his attorney in fact,
whose p~OstVhicC address is I'LL City, Pennington
County, u. T., has this day filed his application
for a patent for fourteen hunirod and ninety
nine linear feet Of the Royal Bengal Tiger mine
hundred and one ana fvc-tcnths feet in width,
situated in Newton Fork mining district, county
of Pennington and territory Of Dakota and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat on Tile il
tins office as Lot No. 2u}.
Said Lot No. l5 being described as follows, to-
Wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner 0f the Royal
Bengal Tiger lode, a pine post 6N6N6o inches SGT
FIRMLY III the ground and IN a mound of stones
marked No, ! on one side and NJ. G.. 23 ON the
opposite side for corner No. /. From this corner
| :. lnrating monument No. u bears south ,
ucg - min east S}3 feet distant: discovery post
and notice bears north ~ deg 81 min west $50
feet distant; from the corner SO established run
niilg thence: First course, north % deg 90 min
east itf, ieel; thence; second course, north - deg
A minutes west 3l $40 feet; thence, third course
south - dec 10 iRin west l4J9 feet; thence fourth
course, south - deg - min east 3Dl so feet To
corner No. ! and place of beginning, containing
an area OF 10 26-l00 acres.
Magnetic variation 10 deg east.
The locntion Of this mine is recorded in the
Register of Deeds office of Pennington county,
D.. Z. in book Is of Location Certificates page 40.
The adjoining claimants are on the north. The
Ccrt!; On the west, the Joker; on the south the
Mammoth, aud east the Golden Crown.
ANY a'd all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Royal Bengal Tiger mine or sur
face ground are required to flr their advcrS,
claims with the Register Of the United states
Land Office at DedtlWOod in the county OF Law
renee. ID. I. During the sixty days period OF pub
~iicatiou hereof, or they viii bc barred by virtue
Of the provisions 0fthc statute.
| direct that this notice he published in the
CUSTER CHRONICLE for a period often weeks.
CfiAS, W. WEIB, Register.
John f, McKENNA, Atty. for Applicant,
lStl0
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Young and Middle-Aged Men

suffering the penalty of excuses and dissipation
and who have been misled 10y so-callcd dispcIs-
aries, restorative, etc, 10 you we say
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NOTICE to Ira l. Williams or Assigns-Yon are
" hereby notified that the undersigned have cN-
pended one hundred dollars in labor and i'm
upon the Red, Waite and Blue lode,
situated four miles n~orthWCstcrly from Custer
City Custer county, Dakota territory, in order 10
holj SAID lo'ic, under the provisions Of section
252i, Revised Statutes ofthc United states being
the amount required 70 hold the same tor tIc year
aut If Within ninety day after This notice
by publication you tail or refuse 10 contribute
your proportion OF SUCH expenditures as CO.
owner, your interest in said claim VIII become
the property of the subscribers, under said
section G2i.
Dated Jan. 18th, 1852, at Custer City, D T.
i. MCkrNNEY.
1913 VIZ. NENIN.
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mon i'm these high attitudes, are requested To
send for our illustrated book upon medical Elcc-
tricity, or curing diseases without dragging the
stomach. Inclosc 6 cents postage.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-04-08

NOTICE To 7. Coleman, Tom Tsrpy and ".
~ Ig0c-lou are hereby notified that ! have cX-
pended one hundred dollars in lHhors and inn
rrorements upon the Cornct Lode situated SIX
miles west of Custer, and is bounded by
the Atlantic and Miners JOY Inles, c;lstrr
County, Dakota Territory, IN order to hold
said premises, under the proviSioc OF section
232l, Revised Statutes of the United
states being the amount required - hold the
same tor The years 1889 and 1881, and if within
ninety dayS after this notice 10y publication YOU
fail or refuse 10 contribute your PROPORTIONS al
expenditures aS ~cD-OWncrs, yoIr Interests in
said claim will become the properly OF the sub
~scriDer, under said section 232i.
Dated Feb. l7th, A.. -. 1850, at Custer City, u. +.
ERNEsT FAUST.