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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-23

II yon vant any kalsomining or paper
hanging d0ne, 60 10 Mack and Croker;
shop on Cherry street, opposite Yeslerss
Hall, All work done at reasonable
rates and satisfaction guaranteed. 8 In,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-23

The finest linz Of spring STYLES in
fancy goods ever opened in seattle will
arrive on the steamer Mississippi fos
Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-23

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The Bargain Store has Just received a
fine line Of Notions and Fancy Goods
for the spring trade, consisting of Rib
bons, Laces. Embroideries, Gloves, Hos
isry, etc. all 20 be sold at very low pri-
ces- Next door to Cooperative Gro
Gerry, Front street, in Dcuny's new
Block.
When you see promising colt with a
splint, curb or SPAWN forming, thus
spelling It's sale, go at oncc and procure
Q bottle of Kendall's SPAWN Cure. One
dollar invested in this great remedy win
save you hundreds of dollars. II has
no equal as liniment for man or beast.
Our $5 Calf Boot for Men cannot be
beat on tbs coast. Call and SEQ them at
Littsll's Bargain Store.
Tho cheapest place in the city for
Boots and Shoes II .. B. Litteli's Bar
gain Store in Denny's Block on Front
street.
Ladies', our large stock of new em
broideries, imported direct from Paris,
has NO comparison either in styles or
W e><0 ~ - <Dts&Ns ~&0t wi AkkO1s
Ladies, do not forget the corset house
Of Clayton Bros. when you want Q nice
fitting corset.
Gentlemen, il you want white shirts,
percsle shirts, suspenders, neckties,
ETC.. 20 to Clayton Bros.
Gentlemen. the Elite shirt takes the
lead Tor neat fitting, etc.
Gcntlemon. no can give you fne
white shirt. linen bosoms, perfect fit, al
% cents. Give Us call. Clayton Bros
Ladies' and gentlemen. IL you want a
trunk. val.se, satchel or ANYTHING in the
line, 90 direct to Clayton Bros.
Ladies, call and SEQ oar new goods
early and examine our low prices. Clay.
ton Bros.
CANDY AND NuTx-The largest as
s0rtment and the finest goods in ths
city. @. p. SroxE e Co.
II yon want any kalsomininc or papel
hanging done, go TO Mack and Croker
ehop on Cherry street, opposite Yesler',
Hall, All work done as reasonable
rates and sAetsfaction guaranteed. 3 In
The finest linz Of spring STYLES il
fancy goods ever opened in seattle vii
arrive on the steamer Mississippi 70
Clayton Bros.
Every article In the Gents Furnish
inc f3<,r,da line a. ~ b.a - <1,. - !,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

Ma liARrra The Young folks
have been enjoying the present fine
s.r,sh,ng weather tn the utmost. The
s'.'g.s. driven 5y the young men are
al Fai'iet narrow Sd mucis so ipdeed
itA-i two persons can barely at in
s''ein. The boys claim that ihe yi,is
prefer such 'leighs The schools a,
Nnlon -e,scolbonse cas, of Slauesvill,
and ~ North River Mill, have Leen
closed :, on account Of the prevalence of
tie sHcasles.
John Williamson has been adding
some improvements 10 Lis dwelling
ia The village of Slanesville. The
porch especially present. a very nea,
"lf~Arancc. John has been suffer.
'ns inr some time from a mon
ser boil GA lie arm. The boil ob,,i.
nAlciy reiases To come 10 a head aud
JOHN has all the pleasure 10 be Derry.
co from such source. The repairs
nj Zion Church were completed some
time ago ahd and thai, ancient bnili.
ing nov presents the appearance OF
an entirely now structure. The stoy.
pipe however projects but six inches
aboSe The roof and there is strong
probability OF fire every time there
Is preaching in the house.
Mr.. Philip Malicls has been IN fur
some week. lie is probably the old.
est man ia ,he county. REX
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
Christmas! Christmas!
Things 10 be Considered.

GLKESONS FUCHS
prsins move ~ for presenl
2nd Pogh
and sold accordingly
Dress 81 40
trimmings,
large OIL o.
We Coals.
4h We have received lot of aes black
coocd jackets 50 S2in this
5ti An stock Of Boots and Shoes aai
called ladies
A line or the celebrated Diamond Shirts.
1ts large line OF Laiies Shaws low
Sh We about
Ter sc per yard-nval yourselves o.. the
The highest
Turkeys Buekwueat Flour Potatoes Venson
l0b N H. Flour Flour
lTtoro doexceleat baking
Checse-MNcE MEAT FRESH
hgnres-come Gilkesons & Pughs
Saptbe hest laundry
at rerb
untryn ade Iinsey.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
PORE FINE wIIISkEY.
II. UOsl:NIIEINx,
Whoiesah LiG"or
"a q LER.
Proprietor and Pnisau, Ct ,he Celebrated
spriogdale Pure Rye Whiskey
No. 81 ". BALro ST.
Nc. 81 ". BALro ST.
F.,r.sa c.,Ar .ri Pee, s,,.. b,,,lnor. u
rapr..'or and Pa,teu. Ct she Celebrated

R,tsesn Cv,Aw ard pso, STA, b,,,inore, III
= 10 ,it'nE cit, n;irn to ~. C-l.hIs;.s St,i,~.
( d4'e fao 'lye hisksy. I.,'.aie~ -.,, mana /.
sai,r,r oy Sir. q. fo-sahsim. q II hut doing
r,ct t. him iudi vidus.iy, I'D confrrripg !.
.-n upon tsose Who Gsste ~ hsva need Tor
en- 'r'i'is g: srGoubied purity nnd uusu-passs
al az Juaiii..
Ths Fac "hisksy il specially manufactured
~ Gr i0senh.iin, rhd~i letters raisnt ard I.
20 SUE h' hiss '7t.asiv.iv There is no SINH.
,r stti,e ctorcj 80 ID" B.ltnure n,ark,t and
z N is trity nnd eiceilerce, si.ouli bs in n .
cabir,i ~ every on- vh values Gus and pu, a
stirs. 80 rec FROM every aiultt-aticn l. ,hi.
Wiiss.i, I'D so csr'ui', La, II hsea U,p,ui,r.
'utcj, hat it IS lsrge. i.s.seriaei ~ the n,edj.
I'll Fraiess'''A - CsSri rra a. ing > s,inul.n,
a. reiote sht-i, hi; Gle vhisk.v ca. b. OBJ.
.1et oriF az III. ho'rsric T'sr-rncrns or
III. EnscEheim No az west Ssltinnre Street.
lbs WHISKY Is Ave a. eish. ,earq o.
Th' rnr,g md cHre:,l m2Grf,ci9re of ,hi.
fue II i,4a"y is aues;c5 t. The kdI,or
Dr. j. 4. kiNo.
'.diteF Ea!li'ncts Tad. EImbi,
Jus -, 1882. ".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

Ton llanb. who hsi = psrrow &c.
cape al tie Newhsll House &c. on Wei.
nrsday, &C etraiei bis 18Th birthi..v on
jan ith, Ia Caicago. lie sail that
"brn hsst exhibited hy Barn, ., lie was
Only years Oh aud 80 ligh, tha, A
strong man c0uli hold him on te balm
vi ihe hand. A fashionable oyerc -,
oi ihose days vas Ike the ulster of the
present.sad Esd large side pockets .i,h
hsl, over item. 'Barnum wore one OF
these, lom relates, aud | could g,;
IN one OF the pockdls. aud by doubiinv
M SCI uP snuSiy the lp would con
cral me. IL WA a fsy0r,tc trick OF BAR.
nuh's to put m, ia lbs pocket, and ap :
pear IN the hill aDo1t ihe ti,ae for q.
pening our enter sinment. lie wou'i
call iIs rae, I'll cling 10 lie surprise .
Mat ] Wa n"t 0n Tie platform. an: thou
! would rosgonI. Dere an ii - emer-
s'"s from the pocket. Ala.l Lor I
hsvc groNn since thenr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
New Advertisements.
NeW MISUNDERSTANDING.
tn 8
Pacific Northwest!
Oregon WASHINGTON. and Idaho.

O6rrs the best field for Emigrants. viz. |:
mild, squsble, and healthy climate /; cheap
lands q, great FERTILITY, peod1cieg all varieties
o; Grain. Fruit, and Grasses in wonderful ~
ouudsnc- an iaexhsusih,s supply OF Timber !:
vast Coal Fields, snd other u,iaersl deposits I.
ehe-p aud Slick transportation by raiiror Dc
ard river navigation: di, ect commerce With
all parts Of the world, owing 10 its proximity
TO the Pacific Ocean
40 DROUrnS, No INSECT PESTS.
NO HURRICANES, WHIRLWiNDS.
OR OTHER DESTRUCTIVE PIE
NOMENa.
The Lands Of the Pacific North YES, show as
average yield cf wheat per acre largely 10 ex-
eess OF that Of any othes section OF the United
States.
No fsilnrs at crcps has ever occurred
oregon wbest commands a higher price
than that Of any other country in the Liver
pool market.
An imre nse area Of very fertile Railroad and
Government Lands within easy reach Of the
tsrnk iines OF the Northern scifc Railroad,
the Oregon Railway b Navigation, snd the o.
RECON California Railroad cos end their ru.
mesous branches la the CREST Valleys of The
Coluv.bis a.d its tributaries, are aaw offered
Tor sale al Low rrises, Hsi on Easy Terms, or
open 10 pre- s'ui t!on and u ,rieseai Eutry
ine great movement OF population TO the
Colombia region nov ia progress sil. he euor-
mcusiy Increased hv the completion of the
Northern Pacific R,iieoai aud the Oreraa
Railway h Navigation Co.'S s,rems. This
renders certain rapid increase Ia tie value OF
Lands now o.eu to purchase 10 eo,ry under
the cai,ed StSies Land Laws
For Pamphlets aud Msps, descriptive OF the
conntry, lis resources. climate. routes Of travel
rates AID full inf nation, address
A. L. STOKES,
GENERAL EASTERN AGENT.
80 Clark
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

XNE5T VIRGINIA TO Wit AT role. bold
w in the Clerks rfice a. tue CT rcui, Court
of Nsmp'hir' CJuaty, on tue Is. Monday in
ptc:mt:r, ss2
B,rbiia 4 Ru ,O'ph. plaintiff,
sy'sss,.. Rudolph, Eii,h Gadolph. Ns, u
Pcsie7, Ms :. Dye MRS David Giql1. Bar.
bsrs u. Farmer, Amanda Gond, Chrjstena Sc
cl'i-t, Gary S-chrst Elizabeth Su.rp Au-
gvlo q. Rudolph, jacob 4. Rudolph, j. r
Rudolph, Mrs James Joaes. VOL. c. Ru-
dOltb, Mos - Bell Heicella Sasop Mar
gsr.t Cooper, George " Coansr Ma John
Iocsstimre:. jas. ~ WLiitio rton JLbn y
Nhit,iGgiOr, Chas. W WhiitingtoH Whit.
uiGt"n. - Whiuipzton, Mrs Jos Whiting
ioo.h's: Lewis Wh'!i0gtVh, Mrs Gao. Babks,
MIS- George Hammond n. y. euaolpb
Chrisisnn Rudolph, Margaret Rodalpt, NJ
Lewis O:ncorf. Mrs. G,fian Conner John
Brill Mary A c. Pear, George RudoIpa,
Adam Rni9lrb, Mary q. swisisr, George
SwisheI. Adam Rudolph, Geo w Rudolph,
John W Rudolph James Radoloh. Nrs 10,
stab Kicker, Ran Pifer, Barbsra T. Fife. J
& RudOlih Notbsn =. Rudolph Gectr. 4
Rudolph VIM. Rt6oiph. Harriet " Ru
dOlph, susan 81 RndoipG, Mrs Jose,,h ORR
doIf, Mrs. Stafford Bsylis, George v Rn-
dalt b, R"Eier = Rudolph, Elij,h l. Ru
dOlpn, Strght p. Rudolph, Robert White
Ntn c. Clstiou, 8. l.. Fiournoy, G. <
White, aud VI r. iiannum, trustee defen
dahls, ~ CHAHgERv.
The object 81 this suit Is to have the
"a will 81 MGrZar0. Ssllyarts set NJ
nud ordered TO probate, sri TO lave a
sale OF sill the real csisie Of which she
diad seized and possessed. aud "a distri.
button Of the proceeds amJng those en-
tticd thereto rnd FOR general relief. &c
And il appearing by an affidavit flied
lhd Elijah Rudolph, Mrs. ~. Fcster.
Mrs s. Dye, 4 'nanda Cool. Mary Sc
christ, Elizabeth Snapp, Angelo c; Ku.
dolph, Jacob A Rodolrh. j T. Rudolph
Mrs James Jones, Viola G RG,iolph
Mrs - Beall, - ercslla Snapp. Eiar i.
garet Cooper, George W. Conner. Mis.
John Lochstsmper. James N y !,ittinu-
ton. JDhn II Wilmington, CtnIlo5 "
hitiiugtor, - Wilmington, -
WhittnItOu. Ms Joseph Wbit,irpton.
Mrs Leafs Whit iugtou. Mrs George
Banks, Mrs George Hammond. n d.
Rudolph. Christepa Rudolph. Margaret
Rudolph. Mrs Lewis OrndcrG, Mrs.
Morgan Conner. John s Erin. Mary A.
9 Pear, George Rudolph Adam Eu.
dolFh. May & SINISTER. GcorVa swish.
or. Adam Rudolph, George " Radoipb
JOhu W Rudolph. James Rudolph, Mrs
Josiah tinker, Ran pirer. Mrs. a J
Cooper. George 4 Randolph. William 5
Ruioph, &c. rye V Rudolph. Haxter $
Rudolph and C!r stena Sechrist. are
nOn-residenis Of ;he State OF West Vn
or whose. residence sfs Guanown. l. i.
ordered. thai The said non residents and
those whose rcsiieBcc 40 ubkDnsn. do
aPQ ar be1e 81 rules u be held in tn
Clerks OGies of tie Circrt Court Of
said county on the Ist Monday IN Feb.
ruary. 1888 apd DO what Is neecssar, T.,
proiect tLeir interests IN this suit
restg,
v. VI POIlNG Cic1k
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
coMMIssIoaxe's NOTICE.

o,gf .c-nanis of jolra g fieisk@si. aa.-f..
, igra.er ~ ~ IA Hixh. tsc'A hslaf a.
-, meter = tl-neuI Avfiss 10 h.rehv eis~.
~, w;l sii-sf At M hpa-s o. Ronse. =
ssst Va, % ths faih das ~ r.,rasrv. isss
a. re purp.,-e e. ffcavirs uresf - s~et. 90
l...sis ,-in.s $40 81 y ,.ish - NJ. -s,s,~
Gi,sa an'vr -! haac, ias l9.L IA, Of sls
cntsr 1884.
) MES 4. GIBSON.
C"m'aiss,octr cf aecoart.
D;c %, 1892 CIV.
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a. a P"Ii,ic-l Ioursai ~ n,pas,.d
p !ils-'ry i'naer, tire Family FAvoy,i.
- ~ ludu't'; - r. cC.d, .lei.. & accurate
IS y farmers icnr,nirn aiwaSs welcome.
- = score. ysr.It AID cs-etl,l y:rsra-.ii -
e. : ne~s 80 Gcwspare. 10 Nest virsiL:. 80.
Fot-h-- 'hs iu,riligrHcsr
q Is 'ie s''e ~ me pa fishers 90 prin, J.;
o. Yucca Ghsil cpv'i tie ~ o,e felt 90 ta.iti
:''a re"s. uiiatut catering 10 Ine ias,e fJr
r'--e cen All IN DhclcEu ti..ugs are not admit
'.i to its raluH,"s
ht editorials u the Int,!'igepecr are bsis h,
: ""'c, ga p'.i'ic"i iG.st,Ius ad="cai;ug Re
pan. 'r- = irc,iies hut trss ing al cu,siiot +.
ID III sesu y iIh iaifress n,,d m-tl, iaoeuer-
d''rr. Fnr itt coming year thc In'elligencer
"iii h' "fi'fr y" ~ "ttr, sHc VII bs riIni.i,L.
- Ire tn'ia"5"g I-'~s
'.' Week. i'''''i.rEerr, sirgl, copy.
'ioo"'l : rxtf. caps 10 rs', r ~ 81 einh 5 TO
t'' 20 90
"'"''s al 40 ccPiss of The Weekly
wear >c IN
'..b 81 20 "rd copy Of he p,iir nos.
g.. ''nrt e"ries oi It.e W-cl'y %. r.sr 30 90
'Ian q 40 md espI Of iaa D.i.rl ,e.r
or Nv "9a'"s % $40 "eoSiy. ,e,r 80 %
"" P'sln..'n copies s!il u sen, 20 ary nd-
clsJ- LrSiftl
7rGvs oF Tns SYSTEMATICALLY.
7-'r S'|F--''t N''V - 90
80 c.j':"s- QUO s"'r 2 90
80 price nj 'Hr Daily 'u'eiliz"ncer fs - crs
l.r rr.;h 3! ctr ibr, n)iths-Ss o. for
az n'ios - o. ~ one ye-r =. aiytuoe
specimen coiics 90 ,i'uer ct;iiJn 81 the u
i'..1E-"cri seot ne, ant pcs's.s paid to Nny
taC.rs-
~ -.rnt ~ : gen 1T evssv POstuffi:r - West
w., E,-'~.H rh't OIL WESTERN i'eu,sYlTiri.
Eeiri:'nncs sh4,,ii y. maA- by rsgisl,. ID ct.
'"', r.st"N,e na'rrs re o. crccf. ldre.s
f!siIW CAMIBfLL 3 HART.
TulIisLers in'rilaece-.
Ht''m'tr 1857. Wheeling. " Va
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4 DVakTI>ERS. send for our Sc i.
"a lect last OF Local Newspapers.
Geo. i. RJweli s Co. 10 Spruce ST.,
y. Y. EJau. : 1884
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HIAEIsIlsI)

lu Cumberlsnl NJ til parsonage Of
the Emmanuel Episcopal Chlrcb. on
Iucs ;av evening last. Nv the R-v T..
y. Mcade. Dr.. &. V GAsRtLL 10 Miss
DELLA SIUBBLErIEID.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

GHG = week 10 your ovu town. Terms and
ROO s. OUTFIT Tree. Address HALLET q
Portland, Nsiue.
Ap'il u 1852. iy
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II - - q ~ Al.

The return @: Miss ANSIr CcvriL 70
her h.me iu Ills place is hailel with
gla!Ees. lay her many friends. No
"oaJt her s'sy la tile great Metrnp1lis
will prove one OF note 20 hrr: tut VI
hope II viii MT make BET less 81 issica
~ n our osG qr'c III lie village.
We would call aticn ion To tie siver.
tsssr'eEt Of NJ J0aN y. RAsSKLls, in
another column Of our papar iu regard
10 lrrils. And We would also say We
can testify thA. lac has choice fruit. hav.
tug on several occasions received pres
cnts Of thai kind from him. Last W Oh
Go very h;n.ily hrou.ht Us some Of the
hes! apples. richest. mellOwest, largest
AMI incest favored arp.es sc hsve eaten
Tor long time, snl Cor wil'ch we send
him now our thanks ani best wishes
nat his nursery may continue 10 prove
a sGecosLfGi eHterprisc.
The Wheeling Rryiac' SAYS C. ".
DALEY, 81 Mineral county. il one OF
the rcA:i ;. speaker, il he House OF
ID lega O..
II our sooi friend Col. SAMUEL
CoorcE of Crpon Ilriisc. W. off,r hear.
" thAEk. for ssaia remembering ia
Oystcrs. Cora aud Peaches mos, &C
ccptatle Colonel. We see you know
how 10 make fo'As glad. May not only
your canned fruits .hut you, entire stock
o! ne'chapd.se Prove immensely profit
able is our wish.
GEpEGE s. AnSoLn Eaq.. living near
The mouth OF tie South Branch Ia this
county, pal IL u. sn acceptable cali yos 20
terday morsins. lie AMI his wife hal
been spending a day or 80 IN town.
We hal pleasant call on Moniay
from our young friend SIR vANcE en-
RgsoN OF the f-m OF Glke,on Bro's d.
OF Moorefeli. f. is - pleasure 10 sec any
Of our friends; bu; deem il a fpecisl
kindness when the yopag think IL worth
While To call. 10 our worthy friend
m Hardy, WHO renewed thvlr subs, rip
lions through Mr.. @. We Offer our
thanks.
Messrs. GLREsONs & Poem received
or Tncsdsy last from Ms. WV. FELLEus,
the n imrod Of cur county. Lino large
'eer.
BALTmoRE CArrLE dAhKET, Jan
usfy 10 Receipts Tor the week
Brevos 9jl; Hogs 1852; sheep l.
92i.
Prices ~ Beet Cattle ranged ne FOL
lows Best > 5DnsSG 30: that generally
rated frat qusIiy $40 - 81, me-
dunn or goDd fair gIaiuy ; 7jfeis IS
ordinary thin Steers. Oxen snt Co.'s
2 1908 So, Extreme range OF prices
2 7jlaS6 30 Most OF The sales were from
4 OO0s5 2j per leo los. SNiuc-- We
quo al sax cents TOR roagii Sovs and
stag, better grajes Slgsl cents. ard
extra 9 cts, most sslc- ranging 81 aud
near 3 Cts per 10 uel. Sheep -We quote
common 10 fair Sheep a. 4Hi4 cents.
fair to good at 4iDjs coats. ant good
To extra at .gji ceuts per 10 gloss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

,Ociabls man ia ons uLp. whoa lie
"'' Ten mina''s 10 srAs, gees aud
botGcrs so.aebo " sSu hasn't.
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'. " POTlNG. CieIk

= y VII ~ NicIk
Circn'i Court Hampshire Co. W. Va.
Januar, II. 1883 Nv.
F!OurLpy Il a. u White EUo. for PTG
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

L,-O a WEEK. Sf2a day IT home .,.;iy
~ - MAIDS. Cosfly OWht Tree Address
TRUE 4 GO Augusta, gsins.
April T. 1872. ".
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19

40 q Ne~rpsptr still nieaI,
a P"'iic-.' jDurs al ~ al passed
p !Als-sry i'Haer, tire Family fhvosii-
= 90 ludu't'' ~ Record, s-oiaHlei.. ( accurate
: 4 Farmer. icnr,niru aiwa,s welcome.
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STRONG
EACTS/

A great many people ere askire
what particular trvshses Baowx's
lRos BrrrxEs i good fos.
IL vii cure Heart Disease. Paral.
yss, Dropsy. Kidney Disease. Goa
Sumption. Dyspepsia. Rheas.a6aa,
Neuralgia, and al similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power i
simply because Il pari6es ana ca
riches the blood. thus beginning II
the foundation. and BY building up
the system, DIVES out all disease.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-01-19
A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

RaleiEors. Nd. Nay ,. isso.
Ny heath - mech shHssered Sv
RheuaaaiiKn vhsa I esmnsueed
taking B<s~r's Iraa Dsssess, anA
scarcely had stseAgtA eoough b q.
tesd 70 ny dAly kousehoid d..ieA
Iaa sscv osisg he lAixS bcssie aAd
an reyAiasne strength daily, aad
ehssr<ssy rscotaaenA b 60 al.
] eaanoe say too 0nch n pniss
Git. Ma NA2S z bsAsssAa,
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TIE NIEEELlNG

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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-05
NOTICE.

Land ONCE at irwin, Kansas .-o,
b June Z, 1888. Oo04
Notice is here y given that the fol-
lowing-nanled ttler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas, on
July q, 1883, viz;
CHARLES A. HASLER,
HE No. $3.50 for the sw Or NV or 20,
hf ne or sec. 19 and Sc or Sc or sec.
Is, town 2, range Is west. He names
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npon, and cul-
tivatiOn of said land, viz:
Mrs. L. Dean and Otis Whitman of
West Cedar; L. NJ Underwood and
w. Heaton of MattesOn, state of Kan
sas. JOHN BISSELL, Register.
Dodge & Mcbride, attorneys. ie-7
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.


State of Kansas, Phillips County 81
In the District Court of Phillips
County:
Henry G. Smith and Geo w. Toms,
plaintiffs, VS. Samuel l.. Smith and
Emily E. Smith, defendants.
Case No. 424.
Public notice Is hereby given, that
under, and by virtue of the judgment
rendered in the above entitled action,
in and by the above named court, and
Of an order of sale issued on said judg-
ment, to me directed and delivered,
will on Saturday, July 28th, 1888
between the hours of one and two
o'clock p. M, of said day, at the east
door of the Court House, in Phillips
burg, III the county Of Phillips, state Of
Kansas, offer at pub. sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand the
following described real property
namely: The south half % Of the
northeast quarter u and the north
east quarter a. Of the northeast quar-
ter "a of section eight 49, and the
southwest quarter a. of the northwest
quarter "a of section nine (9) all in
township three (3) south, of range
nineteen (19) west, all in the county
of Phillips, state of Kansas, Said
property has been levied upon, and is
To be- sold as the property OF the above
banned defendants.
Dated this Goth day of June, A. D..
1883. J. B. WOODS, Sheriff.
w. H. Mcbride, attorney ie-28
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NOTICE

In the District Court of Phillips
county, Kansas.
Loretta Stewart plaintiff vs. Laugh
lin Stewart defendant.
The defendant will take notice that
he has been sued in the above court
and that the Petition of plaintiff is
now on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court for Phillips cOun-
ty, and that the defendant must an
swer the plaintiffs petition on or be-
fore the I'd day of August, 1853. or the
petition of the plaintiff will be taken
as true and judgment for a divorce and
for the custody of plaintiffs and de-
fendant's minor children and for casts
of this suit will be rendered accord
ingly in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant.
LoRRETTA STEWART, Plaintiff.
BY G. w. STINsoN
je-2I-SW Her Attorney.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-05
NOTICE.

Land Or &c 0t Kirl0i1a, Kansas,
June 16, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Kirwin, Kansas, on
July128th, 1888, viz:
WILLIAM SPRINGER
ID. S. No 1883 for the VIZ sw4 section
2and WI Nw4 section IL, in township
s south, range Is, west. He names
the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and Guilt
walton of said land, viz;
Samuel Bust, Nelson Burst, Lloyd
Jones and Frank BlAckman all of
PhiIlipsburg, Kan,
je2l JOHN BISSELL, Register.
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NOTICE.

U. s. Land Office, Kirwin, Kansas !
mo 54I8l June ls, 1883. I
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by F. E. Kellogg against
L. n. Crosby for abandoning his
Homestead entry No. 1882, dated
October 26th, 1850 upon the w hf ne
or and hf NV or, section 10, town 1,
range Is. in Phillips county Kansas /;
with view 10 the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby
SUNNI. ned to appear at this office on
the 18th day of July 1888, at 9 O'Clock
a. m, to respond to and furnish testi-
mOny concerning said alleged aban-
donmeDt.
JOHN BTSSELL, Register,
r.. r. HAYS, Receiver
VIM Bisseil, atty. je-21