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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09
Killed by the Train.-On Mond1,

Killed by the Train.-On MondSJ
morning last Jno L. McDonough, of Barnes
vile, this county, about As years of age anc
painter by trade, was killed by the Pitts
burg express train on the M. b. Railroad
The morning Of his death he boar I'D the
Point of Rocks train at GAINESVILLE Station
and got off at Boyd's to work at job q
painting, where the Point of Rocks train
awaited on the sideling for the passage OF
the Pittsburg train. McDonough stood on
the platform between the main track and
the sideling talking with some one through
the window Of one OF the cars of the await
ing train, and when he turned to leave the
platform he stepped on the main track and
was struck by the express train running at
rapid speed, which knocked him away
about thirty feet, breaking his left leg, shat
tering the bones in his left arm and crush
ing the side of his head. The escape of
steam from the engine of the Point of Rocks
drowned the sound of the approach Of the
express and McDonough was looking in
another way from the coming train and in
stepping on the track did not apprehend the
terrible danger that he was in. He died
about ten minutes after the accident, and
leaves wife and seven children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09
ADJOURNED MEETING

vIvHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
l. county will meeiat their Room n Rock
vile, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of MAY, 1884,
when the report OF The Examiners 10 road pc.
tiiioned for by Darius ClngeIt and others
will be taken up.
BY order JOS. A. TANEY,
may 2-td CPk TO County Com'rs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09

Workmen are now engaged in putting
the slate root on the new bank.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-09

Town EIection.-The election for five
Commissioners of Gaithersburg, this county,
was held on Monday last. There were seven
candidates Giles Easton received 80 votes,
N. +. Selby IA, G. +. Linthicum 45, g. +.
Hogan 20, Geo Meem 81, $. 5. Gloyd 43,
G. +. Duyall %. Easton, Linthicum, Meem,
Gloyd and Duval were the successful can
didates and constitute the Board. The in.
terest in the election was the division be-
tween uptown and low-town struggling for
the election Of representatives in the Board
of Commissioners to manage the town af-
fairs. Low-town gained tue day, with much
feeling at the result, for the 1rst time for
five years
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ExAMINERs' NOTICE.

may 2.td
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ExAMINERs' NOTICE.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
: Special a1ottre!s...

"a CAlsD.-To all who arc suffering from error,
aud indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
cipe that will euro you, FREE OF Gil i. This
great remedy was discovered BY a missionary. In
South America. Send self.addfcScd cnveopc TO
REV: JOSEPH J. lSAAN. Station D., New York. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
nEpUDLlCAN NATIONAL TICKET.
}. Their yIuJlcs,,.on.

\ Z. 1t was n sevelc struggle Tint cndcd ~
tho tremendous clash oil ballots on The
sacred soil OF West Virginia, October il,
1881. The people who desired better gov
eminent were defeated. Those who didn't
triumphed, and with them some gentle
men WHO have been freely and vigorously
criticized by men and newspapers OF oil
parties.
i. The Legislature las been criticized for
ia lack Of courage aad common honesty.
With full knowledge tllntiho State was in
debt in violation Of the Constitution, that
/ $l27 eco had been taken from tic school
fund, that the State wps running behind
! further every year, the Legislature rciuEei
to bring to account the executive officers,
refused to make provision for the needs oil
the State. by n SNAIL majority the people
have endo, scd all this, andtlle Legislature
is yindicatcd.
The Governor and The Auditor devised
an ingenious scheme TO accomplish what
the Legislature had lacked the courage TO
do. They taxed the people without re-
so,ting to the troube.1me forms OF lc3ls'
4lation. The people we're aroused, indis-
nant, and declared they would not sub
nit. But they did The majority is small,
Y but it vindicates the Governor and the
Auditor. :.
: The Supreme Couti OF Appeals Stood by
tho cowardly Legislature, affirmed The
right OF the Auditor TO do what he Ind
done, and set up the Governor as M Ike
cutivc Court. Not only that. The Supreme
Court took novel twist on the press and
! called down tho condemnation Of free.
spoken newspapers and irre-spoken men
4 without regard to party. The people over
looked all this and re-elc1 led two OF the
judges. The majority is small, but it does
tho busincss. The Supreme Court has ita
Svindicatiou.
These several public servants, having
had their vindi2ation-:ls pronounced rs
it could be, unless It had come along with
; q little more majority-wiIs be encouraged
10 persevere in the course which has com
z mended them to the popu'ar favor. They
have sufficient assurance that they cam
not do any ding that vrillnot command a
yindication, hya small majority. 1t is Il
pleasant thing 10 be vindicNted.
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PERSONAL.


One Of tho daughters Of Henry Wa1s-
worth Longiellow is engaged to be mar
Z RED to Mr.. Thorpe, brother Of Ms. Ole
Bull. 81
eIy It is said that William Walter Phelps
wears his hair banged so that il may cover
up big saber CASH on his forehead re-
ceived III the war. TAI.
Nv Mark Twain is on another bust. 1t is
8 bronze this time and the work OF Mr.. Karl
Gerhardt, Of Elnira, n. Y. It's on cxhi-
bition ut Hartford:
Mr.. Aver, n wealthy grocer OF Boston,
!. has built on the Back Bay Section OF that
city S250,000 pile OF granite, the "First
Spiritual Temple" to be used by the
Spiritualsis. Es
8 Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett has in 4
great measure regaincd licr health, but is
still resting Mt Lynn, Mass, in company
with her little twin sons. She will 20 to
! Washington about Novembcrl.
Miss Carrie Welton, the young lady who
iroze to death in q snow storm OH Longs
Peak in September, left a fortune OF $780,
900 to the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals OF New York.
Sir Moses MonteHore bus been ire
quently exhoried BY Christian cle'gymen
y to embrace their faith. He always lis.
tened with courteous interest 10 spch ap-
5peals, but never for q moment wavered in
I. his adherence to the creed Of his fathers.
Il Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines ''bolt3M the
nomination OF Ms. Beiva Lockwood, de-
clarng that she docs not believe n women
mcddling i'll politics. l&''My hjGnoetsmbi-
ton" she edds. sis 10 do all iuc good in
my power, and L trust tie time is rapidly
approaching whcnl Shall be in possession
OF my estate, that u may relieve 10 some
extent the suffering OF the poor and OPP
pressed without rega,a 10 political diller-
ence or religions creed" jFl.i5
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Exploring Africa.

~ ai..s r,'Fhf,t
Z The, ]arecsS exploring party now IN
! Iric: is that OF Nlujor Carvalho, Who was
GreIy equipped by the Portuguese Gov.
eminent lest June, and despatched from
Angola with 400 native carriers, to visit
the dominions OF the Muaia Yanyo, 500
miles south OF the Congo. lie is the bearer
OF splendid prc!ents 10 that Central Airj-
can potentaie, and looea' 10 open up his
country, whiclis saiu 10 DO rs large rs
.Gei mWyy, 10 travellers and traders. Only
two educated Europeans, Drs. pogcs and
Gnchner have succeeded in reaching
kawende, the capital oi,the Muata Yanvo,
who would not petMit them 10 pIss
through his Country, but compelled them
to retracc their Steps. Three hundred
CHIEFS owe him allegiance. LII territorial
extent his empire is The largest in Ccmral
Africa, but it is not SO denEely, populated
es Mtesa's Uganda, and is supposed to
have only 100000 inhabitants, !, ~
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:p,,o lI,;I1 l[,,i II M

z Governor Hoadly has taken in his sign
as,a prophet iacinna'i Com ,trc'a lS 90.
zttie. 4 n Y; 4,
This Is q cold morning and let Us not
forget the poor, especially the poor Demo-
Gratis Wilmington Del) Ntits.
Oh, no 'rhatobjcct there pursuing tho
Democratic party Is not Ianqno's ghost
Ills the tariff iss,,e.--GYnriQe (Ohiol jour.
nal.
"No tariff. mo wages; no wayes, no
bread," >. beat Hancock In 1850, anu will
heat Cleveland In lSSi.-DtVdto Commtr-
eidl Aireriiscr HF .1t5tE sisgs
Frank lIurtl beaten and Major McKin.
ley elected! Who said that tariff wasl't
All issue In Ohio this year?-PilSLprNI
Commercial Cote. 51 .F$t / q
How many rciormcrs that have been
crying "Turn tho rasc.ls OUT have ever
mnde Il truo return to tue assessor ktl.
ton DIN Republican. { s l.a
II tho prerent editor OF the New York
Emamg Pol did not forge tho Morey
lciierit il not for lrek Of Willingness or
ability Ind'nnapoG, Journal. ~ Isl
= HNtl Hlouiului NIIlu'et 'ossS'"N s.'''t>
over there in black, with ravcn.borlertd
handkerchief tolier eye, Is Wu'tctson's
s,r.Oyed Goddess Of Reform.-Ea'timo.t
Ame,tc0a. 3ssN554 @aE' elG s,}s'
The Democrats say the defeat IT. Ohio
Is nothing. They Gre like fellow who
regards tic falling upon him Jof a. two
story house US n mere tritle because II
wasn't four storics.-Atchi'oh Champion.
"It appears to me, Sammy, that The
weather hes grown exceedingly, chilly
"fon have my sympathy, Grover, old
boy; leen there myself WHIT till thu
November blizzard strikes you and you'll
think this sultry."-Baltimorc NerahLi
BIT Grover Cleveland Who woult
really DO the President il he. were 4, ht
clsci(d az OF course IL would not be The
cS.Sheritf OF Erie county. Would 1t bt
Manning, or Lamont, or Apgar? Who
Gun answer? The people have u right V
know for whom tncy are yoLiDg wlleI
they casta ballot which is nolninally io
Cleveland, but is really for some othc
man. Let us have no moe small presi
dentf.-NsU lot.. S.n. ,N,5t.gasi2 ..,ls
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~ !. :. ll4f y ~ assai n A a AZ ~
Mn Germany women do most {ot The
mental on ;foi.loor work. Y 81
Switzerland a, tho only country ihL con-
tinentRl Europe where peasant women
are otobBge1 u do all tho hard work. 3
"a woman was seen recently in Naples
cary ing n collin on hcrshead chatting
cryly with q man who walked empty
nNnded at her side. ~ iS.
tkNosinircluen,Iy- a woman and . COW.
arc seen together pulling 4 co.l cart
tkrousll tho streets Of ia North. German
city, d man touching them up, gently TO be
siie,W,t.;i wliip rs liz wallis beSi,lesthem.
Iu'DcDmNk It Is not unusual to SEQ a
" o.,lml.,iyh in in a cherry tce picking
tile irui,, viii Q a man llns at tho foot
waiiiny 10 place tho ladder when slo shall
| I've ready 10 como down with Ter burden.
"lnrppcr Austiia," wl.tc7 acorrc5pond.
cut, liza sight aud very pretty young
| eifl carving Tho mo"tar up 10 TIE second
ssory7 Of "a building while a mai, waited
;heir 10 putitin place wien she arrived
"A correspondent reports having, seen q
woman IN Holland drawing n canal boat,
bent nearly dorblc with tho lcathern har.
mes, ~ she trudypd along tho, tow path, n
man s;ttipgasbis IN the boat smoking,
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1.d} -, Join J. KAHN
ALOS20 Louise
GELS Trustees Of the ltal,c Of riilM Tl,,t G;ii.,
T'RUsTEE's SALE OF REAIrl7,,SS,v,';


TRUSTEES sA4lLEtto'rR EAIrsrAEgS;
By virtue Of a decd Of trust mNlo n /, % no..
and Melissa Weeks his wife, 10 liz w., = vs.
trustee. dated the 2ist day u rvbr * ,sG
and rccor!cd IN the Clerks o.NSo.l ''e'Nl
Court Of Ohio county, IN Decd VI r. SH'ly
ID, psEo 4pS, " setute the ptymc.,, 4, i 20,
pr0lnissory note therein named AM y |sth
shalt proceed 10 sell at tho front dSSr ID + ~
House Of Ohio county, IN the City Of u < ro5 Hlt
Il SATURDAY, NOVEMBER u M e'A
beginning at 10 o'clock a, ~, lhc arr .
schbcd ryal estate, that Is /, eNy: ALL, 1,T q
liece OF land situated In nntSpiH N ".Elil
Ohio county. West ,Nlrginil, aid 3. AZ i ID
lows: beginning at stake on No rs5fr IT. T. VI
Cumberland road, corner v l'SS57 W
lot and v. y. Thornbugh; tnCy,s;t ms
feet 4. with tho line Of tho Cnla, 5,i,ra 5,N
stake: thence parallel line Wiji .,,r, Y 4.
behring's Of tho creek u norBl ooT', No. ,glp'
with mid Brons.to0rs llnc on 80 IA III, ,9rlsS
lot h,, e the beginning i: OF nc II. & 5 wv
TERMS OF sAhE-CAHi. Tic lllolslgva-,
perfect but selling as trr!,gs slai U,ic ,,,. a
such title US IL vested In I've hc ta'i ,ltt y 'yN'y
oclo ..---a IL i. !JNfNEN 1g,,tr..
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-. F'r -.,=H.~ I,s
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

A st.tistician; .avs fhot in il,o vn,r . noo
the nonulation Of ;,rnnn viii ia M ~, Sni
iii as aaoinst an; nrr IN, NJ ,,r w. ~ ~
IA ~, 1910. oeo'Ve wv y i'e;e'.'' :;
s5.. my number Of persons VINO have emf.
s -. ~ e sto'i nertahy las year UP 10 The
7 ss 81 o., se as + LID, q AGAINST
q Ity-Vt curing lhe corresponding period
/ q .last year. q
The price OF dynamite, in Mexico iIas
fallen IRON 81 pound, which it co Il lour
years ago, 10 twenty-five cen's& pound or
even less. In lact, II is drug II the mar
S t. "
\ physician OF Brighton, England, hav-
ing failed to get any practice whatever,
announced that tight lacing WIS positive.
" beneficial to niddle,lgotl ladies. He
has now more practice than he knows
what to dowitl, i IA ~
SIT Complaint comes ne from fSw;i,ycr,ona ,b,t
the se,son int cocjmdGG a Maan 'f ~
less nroSfabIc - sw;se ,y,iin H. .,'' i ta
scasan If 1ssn owin S'S n 't',av t. .Hn tne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
She HID Seen vesuyius. ,

NGrhari Tmrea. 4 Z.
Mrs, Parvenu had been abroad, and
when she returned she had much to tell,
One day a lady was talking to her. 5sD.,1 x
"tIl, my y, Mrs. Paryenu, did you go
.l"oh, yes was the reply; eve were all
over il and saw everything 4
"Did you visit the Vatican ,syt,,E
Il Yes. we were there, but it was erupting
fearful that day, throwing up lava aud
smoke and stnif, and they concluded 1T
would not be safe to so up 10 theatop. 4 1t
was q fine spectacle from the conservatory
OF tho hotel and l cnjoyediit quito as
as much US il I had been right on the
spot.' NJ, - ~ - ~ Y-.3.SsIssl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
TNRUSTEE'S SALE,


4 The undersigned trustee, by y,ylro :, ,t,,
thotity vested III him by cctt,ni IT, ~ hV'
made by Henry fiahne and CNinI'a ii,t,,
wife, to J. K. Cowdci,, trustee, ,lu"I ~
1881, mud recorded IN tho Olrce Of -
County Court Of Ohio County. w .'
Decd Of Trust Book No 10, al parri6
to sell at Public Auction, nj tic I'm, ~
Court House Of Ohio county, in tho -
Ing. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER il "'.t-
mcnelng ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, tho '..l '.3'
scribcd real estate. to-wit: Lot n'Ig1
Q6), In sprlsg's Row. In tho EIch,I s. u
City OF Wheeling. Ohio county, Nv
Ing III sprigg aud Niehie's Ili'.ou "A,
city. III -
! ERMs or HALE-One.tllirl @; ijg,m,.. I... ....,
and as much moro rs tho pl,rcI TX
be paid In cash OIL the day Of ID 40 ayI .t
In six, twelve and eighteen niL,t.. l. ...... =,
sale. The purchaser 10 give ii4 rn,. ~,
ferrcl payments. with security 10 -'eppt, d,
the trustee. sl.1Il-a'' ''F5' "
The title to said property Is belIryyl t,la ,,n
fcct, but tho trustee Will convey ouv sall, INK -
may be vested In him By Sai decd VI f,f4 =" -
wv. II. HALIER. Auctonccr. 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24

YOUNG and middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
loss Of memory, and kindred symptoms,
should send three letter stamps for large
illstrated treatise suggesting sure means Of
cure. Worlds Dlspensary Medical Asso.
ciation. Buffalo, MY. s5iGl s5IiS,}S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-24
A Lawyers oplnlon of1nterest to All. Z

a Lawyers Opinion of1nterest to All.
J.aA.Tawncy, Esq, q leading attorney
otNViHona, Mimi, writes ~ "After using
II lor more tllan three years, take great
pleasure in stating that l regard Dr.. Kings
Kew Discovery for Consumption, US the
bcsLrcmcdy Iii the world for Coughs and
Colds. II has never failed to cure the
mo It severe colds have mud, and inyarf.
rblv relieves the pain In tho chest" Trial
Eo;;lcs OF this sure cure for I'LL Throat and
Ling Diseases may DO had for l0c at
Lo.:in & Co.'s Drug Store. Large size,
81 90. Slsf'Hs' 2 ny T''1@ NJ Nwraw
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TRUSTEE's SALE
IL . FFIlSs- EisIH.f'lLIatr iUt"5I 81 ~ ..- B..
itufy4S,i ttS,S iiti+5 y OF X .4a4r
VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROPERTY

By virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made Nv Sterh,,,
Jctlers md wife, to me us trustee. dated AT,.tT
ISIS md recorded among the lan,, rrrorls NJ 0Sin
county, Vest Virginia, III Trust look No H. ,acc
2B. VIII ollcr for sale at public R0ct.on ID ~,
highest and best bidder, Mt the front door Of tES
Court House OF Ohio county, Wcs. Virpi,n, on '"S
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER ~,
commencing at 10 o'clock "A. NJ, tho fol!Gyhn IA,
OF parcel Of land together with the !mrrnyebtrtSs
thereon, situated on Main street, in lie civ Of
wheeling. and beginning for the snInGG UtSiI,ES
the cast side Of said street, sixty.two lest lour
inches ~ it4 in.l south Of tho suull c0!iys o,
Market alley, and cast OF Main street thence S,th
with the east sde Of Main street eighteen crt TX
r.; thence cast IN straight line parallel Win c
line OF Market alley fortytwo feet az III: ilens,
south parallel with the line OF Maii sNv, sjx ir;
thence cast parallel with the line q Sarlct
alley TO the alley In the rear or cast Side Of Md
property; thence north along the lIne Of said last
named alley twenty four feet III ~; thence in n
straight line 10 tho place Of beginning = :,
TERMS or SALE-0nc third Of the pWfchase rpnry
IN cash. or rs much more ~ the purchaser ,auy H.
sire, aud the bnlancc In one and two wears, with
Interest from date Of SALE Possession cnn lS g!ycN
Immediately. s7rt' :. - HASNIBALrFORBGS
OClJ 900 F0F..r53,t ''-T' -+.z- Trustee
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lgrt:,,,.ls,t:sJe'slssai,e,I
sAT,ET IN =; !; I; !

SALE OF YAM, III 7. \
; M rrssn,Stsy; Rs'denec, GARDEN and MsnnEt
nienSes The ats phiIln Aisily Farm S y, come.
81 Glehnt Run, Glenn's Hun Station, 7 Nv NI,dnth
lailroad. river fronts. river bottom XXI n.&
high Tn's &c q lSs and M ,rae h ali TS1, W
field. WIN be sold On The prc,nbs" ~ ". Va la
station gu tuesday, November IL Isl t %SSnt I'm
az 10 o'clock A NJ For particulars ps, n tlclDc
9 9!Shrlst No; III? Chtllne stct at ~ Ii S
%hesis;s s %v v sssrs r Siss' ,SS pas'
seen: No more cliylblek ie ior m iT w yaR ~
can DO found. II rms, OnefO,lub ,he w, ,S llaG
money cash III hnnd and tho rpliWSS I,ii!lGso
s9nsl s,n,,al payments. WIN Interest from az aS
trust on &e properly s sod T. % sveaNd BY deed d
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IN - q g,f},l9 MARRIED.. hIqi IfafI .gNi
8 RoTTMlRE -M0uNEi-On Thursday evening
October 30 ISL NJ the residence Of the Rev. l. 4,
DOrnblascr. Mr.. ADAM R0rrNtRE aud MIS- MARY +.
MOONEY hnth Of this city. 1900, " =. tH-.t !
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-01-11
4 TPEAL NOTICE.-Unit States Land Office
n Assat Mitchell, ID. T., Jan'y 2. 1884.

e ssYs IPEAL NOTICE.-Unite States Land Office
AZ AZ at Mitchell, d. T., Jan'y2. 1884.
10 Peter S. Jansen, Elmer, Jerauld
tsSsdnty, ID. T., SIR: You are hereby no.
ted that your homestead entry No.
sssssz99, made April Is, 1882, upon n1155 ne
sW CIR neqr & NV or Sc or section
xssSs1sS2, township No 1O7, north of range
33l wv. 9TH p. m. has been adiudged
by this office upon complaint
f Calvin NJ. Clark. and you are further
E3sotified that our decision will become
ss5hal as to all questions of fact, unless
ppealed from within thirty days from
This IN Office, that being the period of
setIlae allowed you in which to appeal
sssrom said decision to the Honorable
of the general land Of
Upon your failure to appeal with
an the time specified, said entry will be
reported to the Honorable Commissions
ser fof cancellation j11f1
GEO. b. EvER1rr. Register.
M II. BARBER. JR. Receiver.
AL NOTICE United States Land Office
ss rs \ IA saf Mitchell, ID. T., Jan'y Z, 1881
S; Wm. Byerla, Elmer, SIR: You are
iiad that your homestead en-
Try N 2s74I, made oct. II, 1852 Upon he
or section No 18, township No lO7, north
or range Nc DO w. 9TH p. m., has been adj
judged forfeited by this office upon com
plaint of Charles w. kughler, and yor,
are further notified that our decision
will become final as to all questions OF
fact, unless appealed from Within thir-
ty days from this Notice, that being the
period of time allowed you in which tc
appeal from said decision to the Honor
able Commissioner of the general land
office. Upon your failure to appeal
within the time specified, said entry will
be reported to the Honorable Commits.
sioner for cancellation. il1f1
GEO. b. EvER1TT, Register
I'll. BARBER JR Receiver
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-01-11
NrorIcE FuR .ruBLIcAIIoN,

NOTICE FOR pUBLICATIoN-Lan OGice
IN at Mitchell, ID. T., Dec. 2i, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that tile following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Mitchell, D. T., on Feb 49, 1884, viz
JOHN BURNS,
for the se54 sec. 81, town LOT range f6. Henames
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said land,
viz: James. Nelson, Sebastian Nothelfer, Joseph
O'Bricp, August Bochmar, all of Crow Lake, d.
~ GEO, b. EyERITT,
j4ta Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-01-11

NTcTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS Land offlcd
~ at Mitchell, D. T., Dec 26tll, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam,
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention I'd
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will pc made befGreC w. McDon-
aid, Clerk District Court Jerauld conntyat Wes'
sington Springs, ID. T., on Feb'y 8, 1881, viz:
EDMOND HOWE,
under his d. $. fling No. 2lsl5 for the neh sec,
81 town 1877 range I 81 He names the f9owins
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz: II. {,
Stephens, T. w. Sample, l.. Ewers, j. McCartel,
all Of Jeraud Co., d. L.
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-01-11
NOTICE. FOR PTgBLIcATIoN;. Lam Office

NToTICI. FOR PUBLIcATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, d. T., December 2s, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof. and that,sa proof viii
he made before c. w. Mcdonald, Clerk District
Court Jerauld county, at Elmer, d. T., on Feb'y
11th, 1884, viz:
BRIDGET ROACH,
under her d. s. filing No 20ioO for tile nwld see
% town 10s range 81. She names the following
witnesses to prove her continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz; VIM. Mar
low, Peter Nelson, Robert j. Tracy, Eli W.
Chapman; all of Elmer d. 7.
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