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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
-NOn-Resident Notice.

-
No. H@ In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee- Sarah m Lewis, By heI
next friend, eto, " Mason Hines, OF al.
Iappearingfrom bill, which is sworn 10 In
= this cause, that the. defendants, james s
baiiey ts a resident Of the state Of Arkansas.
that Richard Hines Is a resident Of the state
Of Alabama; that Mary b Patriek and II h
Patrick are residents Of the state 81 Vis-inis.
that Fannie LBassett and r N Bassett md !
Y Lewis are residents Of the state ofTexas.
that RoWena tines A "a Lewis, w Lewis'
Rqgenia i Jones, I'd Jones, AN IewiS. III !
Lewis, BE Lewis, ga Lewis and + Lewis
are all residents Of tho state Of North Carolina
ana oil OF above are non residents of the state
Of Iennessee; and that the names and plaoos
OF residence Of the heirs Of A II Bowman are
unknown and cannot be ascertained after dill
gentinquiry. The object of the bill so far "a
70 tho heirs Of -eid Ra~...r are coneerned
to have a certain trust deed from Watt q
bradford 70 5 Bailey, trustee decroed,satiehed.
rms trust deed Wns made In 1888, and was 10
which was paid.
~ 10 therefore ordered that they all make
snelr appearance herun, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on or BE-.
fore tho FIRST monday in October, 1855, md
plead, anawer or demur 10 Commitment bili, ar
the same will be token for oonfcssed "a 10 them
and sol fol hearing. ex phrte, and that A eonv
Of THIS order DO publiahed once a week for ION
sueeesslve weeks, in the Public Ledger.
ms lst dey o. September, 1885.
A copy-Attest:
RI rLAcK. Usrk and Maate,.
hyyM Bradley d. q. AN. i
X Heath, sol for eomp'L icF. 17Isf0 .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
A Family blessing.

Under date Of May 10, 1883. We have reoeived
the following information from Mr.. Lorenzo
Lombard, oils Charles street. Portland. Ne.
Mr.. Lombard says; "For several years pas.
l have been troubled with severe ~baokaohs
and pains in the side, and when l would lie
down l could not rest we'll. as II seemed i'm
possible for me 10 get into an easy position;
aud my aches and pains increased constantly
to such an extent that l became convinced
that | had a disease Of the kidneys fastened
to me. and after having used doctors pre-
scriptions and many Of the ao-callsd cures
without getting Apy, hspsEb l was psrsuAdsd
BY a near neighbor, Mr.. Jones. TO try Hunts
Remedy, az himsolf and wife had been
greatly benefited BY iu uses, and many others
flour acquaintance spoke Of is merissin the
highest terms. I desidsd to try Il, and pur-
chased a bottle at Nichols drug store, and &c
soon a. l had taken a few doses Of Il the paine
IN my back were relieved, and after taking
three BOTTLES my 1ideache and lame back are
cured. and | can truly testify that Hunts
Remedy 10 an article Of great merit, ana viii
do all that Is claimed for h. andI know Of
many other people in Portland who have
found a cure In Hunts Remedy after an
others failed to do any good, and / recon-
mend II TO all who have kidney or liver dis
ease, hoping that this may be the means Of
relieving some sufferer who does not know Of
the merits Of Hunts Remedy"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

them al down with a feather for their
pig headed stupidity and boorishness
in fAncying that because q man is a
preacher he is some strange. uncouth
animal to be tabooed and avoided.
But that is not all. The very young
man who objected so strongly TO the
preachers was the identical one to
draw the prize and next morning,
when asked how he liked it, he de
clared be preferred him to all else on
board, and vowed he would always
look out for the same sort of luck in
the future. why" said he, "he is
the best fellow in seven States, and I
had almost q mind to offer him a nip
Of my ticker, only | thought it would
not quite DO" He was a very silly
young man, no doubt, aud in future
he will know better than TO think
slightly Of a profession most Of the
members Of which are among the best
men we have.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
RECEIVING THE COREANs.
President Arthur and the Min
listers Exchange Friendly
Greetings,
Special to the Commercial Cared,


New YORK, September 1S.-The
pArlors on the first floor Of the Fifth
Avenue hotel presented an Oriental
scene Of considerable impressiyeness
at ll:l5a a. m. to.day, when the strange
looking ambassadors OF the King Of
Corea, or Tab Chosun, paid their re,
speets to President Arthur. Secretary
Frelinshuysen, Assistant Secretary
Davis, John Q. New, Lieutenant Ma.
son and Ensign Faux were present,
beside the Coreans and their Foreign
Secretary, Percival Lowell, who is a
relative Of James Russell Lowell.
The corridors we're thronged with
people, many being ladies. Min Yong
TX, the Minister Plenipotentiary, wore
a long tunic Of plum oolored silk over
white undergarments and white stock
lngs. lie wore a belt inlaid with gold.
On bis breast was a square of silk, on
which was embroidered two storks.
lie also wore the COrean bat Of fine
black bamboo, with wide brim and
high crown, which is balanced on a
close fitting skull cap Of bamboo. The
Vice Minister had to be content with
one stork on his breast. The other
Uoreans wore similar costumes Of
various colers. As they approached
the room they knelt, aud after enter,
ing they bowed first to the right and
then to the left, cheir salaam bringing
them down on their knees President
Arthur then made an unusually low
bow Alter being introduced by Sec
rotary Frelinghuysen, Min Yong TX
read his address in Corean.
lie said that he and Hing Yong TX
had come to pay their respects as Am
bassadors from the government of Tab
Chosun, and he wished the President
and the people of this country health
and welfare. He said that having en-.
tered into a treaty together, he hoped
both nations might keep it in peact
forever. He then presented his ere
dentials and a letter from his sove.
reign.
The President replied, saying thai
it gave him pleasure to welcome repre-
sentatiyes from the beautiful PENN.
sula OF Corea. He hoped that the
commerce between the two nationl
might be beneficial to both, aud that
the tour of the Coreans might be sucl
that they would carry back new and
profitable ideas and a kindly feelinI
for the people Of this country. The
interview lasted about fifteen minutes
and the Ooreans returned to theiI
rooms. In the afternoon they took 4
drive in Central Park, and at $50 D
m. started by the Fall River boat 70,
Boston, where they will be received
by Governor Butler, and will attend
the foreign exhibition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

A Post-omce order forsL.O0 will buy
three bottles Of BoNKoCINE, the only
harmless vegetable compound ever
offered which positively cures and pre-
vents the contagon Of arv and all We
nereal diseases.
The constant p%erseyering and uni-
versal use Of this remedy would effect
ually wipe out all yenereal diseases
from the face OF the earth. G. and G.
can neither DO contracted nor exist
when II is used, because Il destroys BY
mere contact 1t allays all pain, sub
dues the inflammation and promotes
quiet slumbers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

The Spanish have a proverb: "The
man who stumbles twice on the same
stone is a fool.p Thore may be some.
thing very profound in that, but we
fail to see it. We can't see why one
good stone, that will outlast a dozen
hietimes, isn't just as good for a man
to do all his stumbling over as a great
expensive collection Of miscellaneous
stones so widely scattered that a lost
car agent couldn't keep track Of half
Of them, The Spaniards mean we'll
enough, but you can't expect very
much Of a people who spell "Hosay'
with a ~"
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Sth.

Bark Evie ]. Ray. bound from New York
70 BATAVIA, February 3lth 1882. Willie on The
outward passage the second mato was al
tackled With Hong Kong fever. Captain Ray
supplied him with . Holman Liver Padn
yhich cured him entirely, without 4 single
zach one of the crew one Of DR.. Holman's
Pads, which protected each Of them from the
tere. and all other sickneas while detained
~ the ports. OF Java and Singapore four
m0nths, II being very slekly during that time.
Al other ships lying In those ports during
fadb, had sickness on board and Lost more or
less 9t Their crews. Having used them suo-
oessfaly for several years, / can safely rocom-
mend them TO all going to sickly ports.
VI. s. RAY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

Harper's Bazaar for this week con.
tsins an entertaining article upon
what our young daughters read. The
writer calls attention to the fact, sell
dom thought Of, that it is very unus-
ual to find another who is Indifferent
to her daughters clothes, and asks
what can be said about the endeavor
to provide mental nourishment and
Intellectual endowments. The an
swer, generally speaking, may be given
that very few mothers have the capac.
ity for developing this taste in either
themselves or their daughters, and
there lies the kernel Of the particular
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
POO

Post-0mc orders from all portionsef
the country viii secure a supply Of
BoNKoCTNE, the only safe, quick and
positive cure for acute and chronic
Gonorrhea and elect ever used, Cures
effected under five days, requiring no
internal remedies, no change OF diet.
or loss Of time. Its action destroys and
antagonizes every atom of %yenereal
poison with which II comes In con-
tact, and is harmless to healthy parts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
suARON's STORY.
says Miss Sarah AIathea
Hih ~ Attempting 10 Black
mail Him,


senator sharon having declared the
suit brought against him by Sarah All
Stheahilit to bes Matchmaking scheme.
Miss Hill reiorts by publishing what
pnFpoTts % be an agreement between
them August ., 1881 and signed bv
each OF them, in which they agree 10
take each other for husband and wife
and also agree to keep the fact reeret
Tor two years, unless Sharon himself
saw mt to make it public. She also
prints letters purporting 40 be from
sharon to Miss Hill dated from the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

Boston Trnnacrini-

Charlie" remarked Foqg. won
were born to be a writer" All re.
piled Charlie blushing lightly al the
compliment, you have seen some IA
the things 1 have turned Off" mo
SAID fogg, Il wasn't referring to what
you had written; | was simply thinking
what a splendid ear you had for carry.
ing a pen, Immense, Charlie, simply
immense.
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LOOK OTIT FOR rnAuns,

The genuine Rough on Corns" IS
made only by K. S. Wells Proprie.
tor Of Rough on Rats"), and has
laughing face Of a man on labels. l5c
aHd 25o. Bottles.
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PINS


~. virtue Of q decree Of sale made BY the
", County Court Of HaEdeman county, [ wII
soil In front Of The oourthoulo door On Main
the city Of MsmphiI, GA
saturday, september 30, Issa,
p The highest bidder. The following rop.rty
belonging. 70 the eltAie 81 ID Harris, dec'd.
HlnE y Memphlsi shelby county, Tenn. yiIi
madiaon street, q foot wostWardiy from IN
linz, Of J n Billf' lot, orihe confer ofths
brick wall which. btands on said Bills line,
hence Westuefdiy with the south line o fIOid
naei.on 4troet 9 feet 70. 3 point; thoDoefoul
y Nestn !sl0 feet 70 the line Of New Madi-
ION street. thence eastWArdly with the limo OF
New. Msdinen street 8 feet Q inchest thencs
north 81 eaetu 40 feet 10 the beginning.
IeImgof Sale- ons.third cash balance In
and Y montht With Interest, burchnser 10
ise nslSs with security, and 4 100 alto.t 70 be
ccSaty coursJ lerh, Hsrssmssss e a.5n
hinl.y 4 Psss'', Weed 4 MoNsai % al.
N"'fheIH 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
CHANCERY SALE


heaI Estate.
No. ISl2, R -ohancery Court Of Shelby coun.
yyohn Bakes, u. vs.. Dewitt Clinton
MeMakin, DsKAlb MoMakin ct al
Dfi virtue Of an in~terlecutory decree for
- sale. conferred in the above cause on the
gth day 81 August, 1881 In M 50, page 5sS,
1 viii sell, At pub p auction. 10 the highest
ONCE, courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
Anoiher Friena,= 49,

bonneville Reporter and Falcon.19.
The Memphis LEDGER appeareS
Monday enlarged to 4 nine. eolanS
paper. II is.the Oldest evening nsns,
10 tho South, and is nov probaeIr ihSs
largest in the United States INK.
enlargement Is business neeessitv
and is not only an evidence Of nros
perity Of the LEDGER but also OF H.
growth and increased business ~.
Memphis, which is On rising gropnd
and destined az no distant day Is beS
come q bigeeiyTphe LEbaER6ssI
ever been Q reliable journal, conducted
with ability. As II truthlully M.
marks, 1T has shared with dc peonle
their tribulad and their tfiumphs
their cloudy DAYS and their sahshipe
and we are glad to note this evidence
appreciation and deserved. pros-
For aged men, women, weak and sicklv
.hildren, without a rival, VIII not cause
loadecho. aBfoWn8 1i6h Bitt6f 4NiGl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

Functional derangement Of the "a.
male system 81 quickly cured by the
use OF Dr.. R.Y. Pierce 'Fayorite Pre-.
scrlptiog Il removes pain and re.
stores health and strength. BY all
druggists. re
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
oHAPTHR II.
Maiden, Mas, Feb. /, $50. Gentlemen
l suffered with attacks Of sick headache

melloul mheutt roo IL % w. denLiomon-
1 suffered with stacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years IN
the most terrible and excrutiating manner,
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure until / used Hop Bltters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as we'll and strong
as when a child.
And / have been 50 to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with q serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
eIncurablel"
Seven bottles Of your bitters cured him
and | know Of the
Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great bensft.
'They almost
Do miraolesp' Mrs K D SLACK
How to Get Sick.-Rxpose yourself day
and night eat too much without exer-
cise work too hard without rest; doctor
all the lime; take all the vile nostrums
advertised, and then you will want "a
know how 10 get well, which is answered
in three words-Take Hop Bittersl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

From rs lbs to 100 l had been doc
toring for my liver, but it did me no good.
! did not expect to live more than three
months. | began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains
lett me, my entire system seemed renew
cd as If by magic, and after using several
bottles ! am not only sound as a Q
elgn but weigh more than 1 did before.
To Hop Bitters | owe my life.''
Dublin, Jane s, 81, R, FITZPATRICK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21

DARpASELIE, ARK.-Dr NJ M Or ON
sayg Browne Iron Bitters Is the best
medicine IN the world and is efIecting
miraculous cures"
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POO
A well known rAilrOader vriis.a as

=
follows:
$3.50. ATLANTA, FED'Y "a, 1883.
BonkocineCo.:-- Early in January
commenced the use of BONK0oINE
for a bad case ofG which had baiied
the skill and medicines Of five physi-
clans and three bottles cured mesound
and we'll Host no time, used no other
remedy and did not change my diet.
II isa blessing to those whose paths are
not bright"
Discard an capsules, copabia etc. and
use that which never fails, and will
keep you cured for life by acting as
preventive.
One bottle $3.50, or three Tor $500
Sold by drugsists. Expressed on 70
ceipt of price.
BoNKocINE CO.,
~ Whitehall Street.
Atlanta. Ga.
For sale byS MANSFIELD a co.
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Loss and Gain.
II was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever"

my doctor pronounced me cured, but
! got sick again, with terrible pains IN my
back and sides, and l got so bad /
Gould not novel
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sale bv s. MANSFIELD.
Trustee's sale.

DURSUANT to 4 t.ust deed executed 10 me
byW > RoEers and EuesniA l. pgerB.
his wife, dated May 30, ls7l, and recorded N
the REGISTERS 1ioe Of Shelby county, Ten
nes,oe, y book 10i, p 20 as, At the request Of
tho beneficiary In said deed oftrust, Twill, on
Monday, October s, Isss,
between the hours of q m. and Q NJ, in
'front.' o. the ofioo Of Overton 4 Grosvenor,o on
the northeast corner Of Court and Second
sfeet5 sell for cash. at public outcry, the
following described real estate, situated IN
shelby county, state Of Tennessee, and city
o. Memphis lnow known as taxing District
81 SHELBY eou1tyl described a. follows;
Icing lot No. 2Ss Of John oVerlon's subdi-
ylai9n Of Chelsea pToneity as surveyed May
u. NV by BuIk, civil engineer, and
recorded March 4, 1871, Ia Plat Book No, 1,
page ~, Registers off 9 Of Shelby county,
saald lot having a front Of 90 feet on the north
Mde Of baharana street. running back Be.
tween parallel lines ASK feet 10 an alley.
AL rights and equities Of redemption waived.
Iit'e believed 70 DO good. but / sell and o n
Yoy a. trustee only.
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sOn.Resideat Nodee,

NO. Ms-In the Chanoery Court Of ehsIhv
aognt, ~Ienn-James| N Morris W. Snrsb
7 appearing from bill which Is sworn m In
this cause that the defendant, sarah
and non-tesdento Of the state of fsp nsssnsas q .
~ IS t~hoTeiore ordered that sho malc b.r
appearance herein at the courthonss Of Sheibv
county ~ emDhis Tenn, on or before IN
nut Monday In October. 1883. and MAI
answer ,9f demur 10 complainant bin. or nv
same VA be taken for confessed al Id her ard
N, %s NEARING ex paTtei and that a copy Of
successive week. N the Public Ledger ~ '"
lhiA iAt day Of September I89S =
RI BLACK,
Ry,IM Bradley DCAud N. HfaNiio
~ Ai'0u' sol for sonpiaihant t7nI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
v. BAKER { CO., Dorchester, Mas
NOn-R Resident Notice.

No. 800, HIN che Chanoerv Cont ofRk.ihy
e9upy, Tenn The state Of Tennessee "a
W II Butler Of al, |"
T appearing from sherid's return In this
4 cause pat ne defendant NAncy Gilbert Il
not 70 b found in hia county. ~
II Is therefore ordered that she maka har
APPEARANCE herein at the courthouse III Shtlby
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before tho
nrst Monday In October, 1883, and plead,
hnS"mef az 90 ur "a, complainant amond
VIII DO taken for CONTESTED. IL 70 her and 81
iof, nearing ~ pafto; and that acopy ofthis
order DO publiahed once a week for four eue-
ces,iye weeks in the Pub 10 Ledger,
MS lt day OF September, 1883.
r. BLACK, O and M.
IN Haampton' sol for complainant.
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Miss Clara COnwsy's School.
Adams street and Charleston
Avenue.
Mrs. Emily B. Armour

WILL reopen her Family School for Girls
w and Boys September 18th, at her resi-
dence. III Madison street. Pencil drawing
~ Latin without extra charge; music, vocal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-21
In The i5Iapd. f,ba2nens

Lea US cherish the hope that his
everlasting home is to be 10 that bean.
tIiul city whose builder and maker il
God, whose streets are of gold and
gates Of solid pearl. and through which
eternal +" hie
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~ ''"nsa saa.is2 1 ss ss s4:sss, g sssAr
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Repairing promptly attended to.
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MondaY. October s. Issa,

hdnender CO 90
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THE LATE GENERAL HUMEs.
A TOuching Tribute BY a Brother
LaWyer-ReferFing 20 His In
ner Life and Religious Faith.

The following we're the remarks
made by W. S. Flippin, ESQ., at the
recent bar meeting, on the resolutions
relating to the death Of General
Humas.
, 1883-02-09
PRACTICAL ARiFusEYiC,

"Iou can's add diTeren. hings TO.
ssther, said an Austin school teacher,
" II You sdd sheep and a COW together
it does not mako two sheep or two cows. >
A little boy, the son Of an Austin avenue
mlkmEn, held up his hand and said .
"Thss may DO with sheep and cows,
but if you add quart OF milk and a
quart o! vator it makos two quarts OK
milk. Pys seen il tziod. "-7czGs SIP.
ings.
, 1883-02-09

NShpA h1hu.Lglpu TERRITORY.
Hp''te ~ he5"u! -IrrN thA., IN C.upiiai,cr Win
;he provisions u ne Act oi Congress approved
1uAr ], l,'e rnItI'd " An Act tor Tie sale o! Tim
bcr Lands in ,bc States " California. p,.,n,'
Nevada aud Washington Territory, 5onS sslrW
~ Nug. coGG!y Washington Territory, hhs
thlh fuy died m thi, Office 1T. application To gur
'nASc ne y. OF Sc =, 4 =, Ot = " =, aud Il v a
OF = Of section No. , in town ship so. 20 uoytI
gangs No. west Of he y 'ame, ,te meridian
Any aud ali persons claiming adversely the .a,d
described and or any portion thereof. are hereby
required 10 lie their claims in this ofirs withins
sixty Coy days from date hereof.
niy'n under my Maud, ~ my once In Olympia
W. T., this 9Th day Of December, A. u 1851.
JuuN Z. GO~sr,
t5'lVW Register Of the Land once.
, 1883-02-09
SgIs M OMS.

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
L Judicial District Of Washington Territory
holding ts,rn- al Port IVNn~ud, in the Goun'y OF
Jefferson.
JosrrulSS A. DUNN, Plaintiff,
-.
JAN iI,nr, ,i,IeVdgnL.
~ Lai,sd States Uf Amg,iCA .-Ed Greeting;
70 jcM-s buuu, Jhe above H6n,ed defendant, 40.
lre hereby required tuappear in an seton DrouEh
t.a,nz' you by the aOUve named pshiiu IN IN
Jrstccl Court OF the Third judicial District " III.
tHrritory OF Washington, holding terms a. q"
ity NJ Port VownNend, in the county OF J"iierl"
lad to answer the con plaint heG herciI "ilG.
,xiy dgys from the dattOr N. rr.t publication y
MS summons, " Judgment l.! nsiault VIII l.
,gksU against you, according to tho prsysr o! III
vmplulut
The said action IN brought 70 obtain d"cros o
aid court dissOlYing the bonds OF matguor,
tOw existing helweBn yOu and said plaintiff. IL.
he rsAsOu, a. alleged in said complaint, ist,
,our wiiiill and unlu,tihsbie DISCRETION ol th- sal
,,uinuI, and ID % the 'aliaro to provide FOR Ii
upport and maintenance Of said plaintiff.
Witness the Honorable RO6tH 5. GREEH.
---'-~ Judge Of the said D!stric, Cont, 'u'
; q. y. .hc sea thereof this 18th dSy Of Janua.
! --,--' 4. u. 1883.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
Mcknight, FeuJ, McNauBht Il AtchoIl, AZ!
.H" n..''.i |'
, 1883-02-09
rNT'r NrNrt' D,,rNor LAvn ur,,-r.

N"i sl- "cfeb' given .h.l, m coinpli ..!t. v,;n
ne Pio7is Jrs o. tue So o. Cbp..rysS auu-n,rI
2"uy D. iH'a. nN.aa An Act Tor tnH 'gis ot Tim
her taNds IN the States e California. ur,rop -.
'Au4 aud " Gshingt ton Territory" ions .,Cry,rn
9f hEf toanty, Washington Territory, hss ,bt
"a! t'"d H. Ih,' c1'Co his aspiration 30 pur.an..
Inv "' OF "a. =, r.ctiou Il, and n Il, OF uc y o,
section NJ. -, in IDwUsh'y Nc ~ hor,t. r,T.r,
no. "eel ~ the Willamette A.ridlaE
ANY And all persons claiming adversely .t, sail
ccsfrhti Lard, 90 suy portion thereof arc hereby
required to tlO their riaims IN ,hi, ollre y,,hV1
sixty CO. day from date hereof
Owen nnIs' my nAld, n ny oIrrc, n CI,uyl,
7, Ih,s 9th dNy O' DrctmDrr \ y lou '
JOHN Z. GDNES
Nj'iU" Register a. ihe Lnud Uficc
, 1883-02-09
UslrsD srAr,s D.sreIcr LANn Orr1oE,

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the Provisions u tho Act OF Con,,rpts ampr,y.S
June ., 1915, entitled An Act FOR the sn!e of Tim
5"r Land. N th- States ot California Oregon. No
Tada and Washington Territory GEcRGE bos
SER, Of King county, Washington Territory, has
hiS dny aled in this oilic- his application to nus
chase the - oi > "A Of sections sN !, o,swi.
OF section yand "a OF ne. Of section No H.
IN township No. . north, range No. = west OF tho
" iiIrmCtie meridian.
Any and oil persuni claiming adversely the said
'oscrbsd land, OF any portion thereof are hereby
required 20 ME their claims In this Office within
AiEt! (Jll days from date hereof
Gwen under my hand, at my oNics. IA ObmpiA
W. 7, Ihih Sih day Of December, 4. d. lssi
jouS r. GuwET
f~ISw Register of the l.aGG Odic0