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A LeveI-Headed Youth,

National Republican.
John P. St Johns son travelled all the way
from Washington to Kansas to vote against his
father whom he affectionately charaeterzes as
a blanked old fool ST. John fills is beyond ques-
ton a young man Of brains and Judgment.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, says: 81 used
it for sea sickness, during an ocean passage. In
most of the cases, the violent symptoms which
characterize that disease yielded, and gave way
to q healthful action of the functions impaired,
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Mrs. Lyman's Insanity Case.

MONTREAL, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Lyman made
another pathetic appeal by letter to her bene-
factor Mr. Perry, to get her out of the horrors of
her situation in being confined with the most re
fraetory lunaties in Longer private asylum.
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"GIvE us a rest, cried bootblack from the
gallery of our opera house, to party in the au-
dience who had been coughing during the great
err part of the performance. Use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, shouted another urchin. -Exch
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Poor Mr.. Clarke.

Philadephia Press.
Rev. James Freeman Clarke should lease u
hole-a nieo, small round hole where there is
peace and where the rff-raff do not break in to
soil the furniture
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Reappearance of Cholera in Naples.

NAPLES, Nov. 6.-Cholera has reappeared
this city. Within the past twenty four houi
sseven cases and two deaths have been reported
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The EIarquis of Londonderry.

LONDON Nov 6-The Marquis of London
derry is dead. His full name was George Henry
Robert Charles William Vane Tempest
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Rebellion in the Isle Of Skye.

H0"oiAA"h III '''o A9Ao VI 'AJS'
LONDON, Nov. 6.-There is a virtual rebellion
in the Isle of Syke. The crofters threaten to
resist the armed police.
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Mrs NJ. FITzPATRICK SO Baker street, Fort
Wayne, Ind. suffered two years from rheuma-
tism. Athlophoros cured her.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
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w bill clerk entry clerk, or any kind of Office
work by young with eight years experience.
Address BlOK-kEEPER, this Office.
VNTANTED-A MAN WITH A CAPITAL or
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etc. Address MANUFACTURER, journal office.
NXTANTED-$5 600 OF FLETCHER & SIIARPE'S
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Fletcher 81 Sharpe at par. 1t is worth $4,000.
win take IS coo above proposed. 7. A GOOD
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FOR SALE.

w ANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
~ the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year
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NOR SALE-SIALL FAMILIES THAN TWO
i miles from city, at 500 per acre. LIS. tHOOD-
WIN, II Thorpe Block.
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Too Full for Utterance.
Philadelphia Press.
1t will take two men and boy to express the
emotions of George William Curtis.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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MAN 6 NEWMAN, Toledo, Ohio.
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TOR SALE--BLANKETSS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
Il VIII sell at great discount. c. Il. GEISEN
D0RFF s. CO., wooden mill north side of West
Washington street
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fifteen dollars, best two In three; first
prize 5000 second $500. Four to enter
three to start. Entrance fee 10 per cent.
Of purse.
800 O'clock Pm.
A match game Of base ball between
Bathgate end Psmbina clubs, near the
court house.
400 o'C1scx !. n
Glass ball shooting in teams ofsix from
any one club: first prize 5000, second
prize 500.
$40 o'clocx !. 4.
Athletic sports on Cavlleer street. One.
half mile foot race, free to all; 6est prize
900 second 800: entrance fee % cts.
One hundred yard race; three to ente,
two to start: entrance Zee Is cents; prise
$5.OA
Three legged race; three 10 enter, two
10 start, entrance fee Is cents; first prize
$500, second 500.
Boys race under l8, Gee hundred yards
first prize $3.50. second $3.50, third 81 90.
One hundred yard wheelbarrow race
entrance fee Is cents; first 600, second
800.
One hundred yards squaw race; firs
prize $3.50 second $l.OO, third so cents.
Grand display Of fireworks and balloon
ascension at 8 o'clock IN. on Cavileel
street.
Hon. N. E. NELSON, Bib. WEBSTER,
Pres. of the day. Marshal of the day
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SummOn0s
TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l DISTRICT couer
County Of Pembina. Third Judicial District
Leonard D. Hall. Plaintiff, againrt Emily l.. Hall
Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota, to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the above
clerk Of the District Court of tie
Third Judicial District, III and for the County OF
fembfna, and Territory of Dakota, on the 18th
answer to said complaint, on the suLsciibers at
their office in Pembina, in said County, within
thirty days after the service of this Summons
aud II You fail TO answer u said COMPLAINT thin
the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii
apply g. tile Court for the relief demanded in the
CO.." plant. 80 >''s
Dated Pembina, DIT, Feb 10, 1884.
NEGQUIER & Mel TYRE.
4o-oo Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Firat publication May 10th.


ny virtue OF an execution, issued out of and
under the Seal of the District Court in ana nr he
County Of hembina and Territory Of DaEota nn s1
q judgment rendered and docketed in the said
court on the 18th day of March AID. 1884. In AZ,
action wherein wiliiam Deering PLAINTIFF and
George Miller, Defendant, in favor Of ths' aid aid
Plaintiff and sgainst the said Defendant for he
sum OF Two Hundred and SeveDty.six and
twenty-five. hundrelths Dollars, which sxecutinn
was directed and delivered to ME as Sheriff in and
for the said County of Pembina ibid on the 18th 18th
day Of March A. D. 1884. levy upon ali the riHIit
title and Interest Of the said Defendant GEO. Mier
In and to the following described Real Estate r..
VIII, the northeast quarter (NEM Of section
numbered Twelve (Sec. 10 Din township numbered
one hundred and eixty-tllree (Town i6sl rsn0e
number fty-six Il 5e,) In the County Of Pembins-
Territory Of Dakota. V ~-"'1''
Notice is hereby given, that I, the undersigned
as Sheriff as aforesaid, will cell the shove
described real property to the highest bidder. for
cash, at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the Town Of Pembina. IN the
County OF Pembina and Territory OF Daiota. on
saturday the 2let day OF June 4. ID. 1884 ata
o'clock Pm. of that day, to satisfy the said execn
tion together with the interest and costs thereon
Dnsed this 18th day ofMay AID; 1ss5;
Sheriff of Pembina County. Da kota TER,
dAPpSEY q kHEEsHAw. by TIC. FRASER.
a2-a6 Attorneys. DENNY
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GLORIOUS FOURTH
Program Of Sports, National Salute,
Procession, Running and Trotting
Races, Glass Ball Shooting,
Foot, Three Legged, Wheelbarrow and
Squaw Races, Display Of Fire.
works and Base Ball,
s22s.oo nv ~1zxs

That we will have grand celebration
snd a large number of visitors to help
us carry out the program on july 4th ia
assured. The elaborate program which
the committee of arrangements have pre.
pared and which we publish below, is
bound to draw the largest crowd that has
ever assembled in Pembina county. The
following is the program:
800 O'clock A.. n.
Military and civil pageant, embracing
command at Fort Pembina, merchants
and citizens of Emerson, West LYNNE. St.
Vincent, Pembina, and Emerson and
Pembina public schools. Procession will
be formed on Stutsman and Cayileer
streets.
11:30 O'clock A. u.
Exercises at the grove, South Pembina,
Prayer by Rev. L. D. Wardwell. National
anthem. "My Country 'tis office: 4" read.
ing Declaration Of Independence; "star
spansied Banner" bv the Emerson Silye,
Comet Rand, and.osatiou By. Col. w. e.
Piummss Of Fargo.
200 O'clock HH
One mile trotting race, free to all; bed
three in five heats for purse Of fifty dol
bars; 1900 first and 5000 secoud. Foul
to enter, three to start.
One-half mile running race, free to al
best three in five heats, for purse a
1000; 5000 to first and 500 to second
-Four 70 enter, three to start
Three minute tsotting race, mile heat
bet thre IL i've heats purse 6ty dollars
a Z 20. % sscond 5000. -Four to sentsr
three toa ast 3 !.
A.'as. I! g spa II, 4; "A
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$50
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS,
TERRITORY OF DAKorA,( DISTRICT COURT
County ofPembina Third Judicial District
Gee: MeI i and James Webb. co.partners e.
Whyte, Defendant
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting 10 the
You are hereby summoned and required N
snswer ne complaint Of the plaintiff, which Wa
Med With the cert Of the District Court this iSti,
Day Of March, 1884. and . serve copy Of your our
snrwer upon the subscriber at the1f office In
Pembina, pembina County, d. r., within thirty
days after The service Of dis Summons on you,
sxsiuriye OF the day Of such service, and Ii You
iaN 70 answer this complaint within that time ths
plaintiff VIII take judgment against you for the
sum OF f0rty-six dollars and F0rtyhve cents with
Interest thereon from March II, 1854, besides the
costs at this action. Wv
Dated Pembina, DIT this II day Of March, 1884.
. MEGQUlER Il MCINTYRE,
4ZH Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
The above sale Is postponed until July 8, 49,.
and will take place Of the same hour and Mines
above mentioned. III. BROWN f-"SS
Sheriff Of Pembina County. Dakota Ter
GAFFEEY & KNEEsHAw by 4. q, FpASrp
% AttOrneys. Deputy
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A leangthy despatch to the Minneapo.
lis Tribune says among ether things:
Now that st. Vincent is left out in the
cold Pembina does not propose to gel
left. 1t has just come to light that they
are secretly discussing the ACCESSIBILITY Of
building railroad bridge over the Red
River from the eastern terminus of Han.
cock street to the western terminus Of
Pacific avenue in st. Vincent. 1t is stat
ed on reliable authority that they will
lay the matter before the secretary Of
war, and with the Penbina per
pies enterprise in building there
IS not the least shadow of
doubt but that Pembina will be the
terminus of the Manitoba road. This
scheme is certainly good one, and is
something the Manitoba road would be-
glad to assist in pushing through. It is
buta few days since. that Mr.. Marvel
wrote to Mr.. Deacon of this place asking
him to push the petition forwarded by
the st. Vincent people to the secretary
Of war, praying for bridge. and promis.
ed to do everything to carry it through.
Pembina people are enterprising, to say
the least. and will undoubtedly easily OBJ
tain the cooperation of the Manitoba
road in the matter.
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1t is very seldom that it pays to as
sumo belligerent attitude, either in
national, municipal or neighborhood
matters. The st. Vincent people
naturally feel disappointed over the
location Of the custom house out at
the transfer. But it is useless for tn. m
to get ION their ear" and attempt to
light the customs officials and the gov.
eminent. With no feeling of disre.
spect we say it is too much like the
stub tail trying to wag the big dog.
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us Land Office, Grand Fork.. D. = IN,

U Land Office, Grand Forks, D. T., June 2 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the following.nsmed
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
final proof In support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Henry 4. Mayo, notary
public at Walhalla d 7, on July Il, 1884, Viz:
Jerry Mcneil,
Tor the W nj ne Or. e hf NV or, sec /, tn 1862 rb7
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said Land; Wig: Geo. Henderson, Geo. McHaruie.
Pembina county. $3.50 B. C. TIFFANY. Revister r..
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If Governor Ordway cannot silence
his enemies he has the satisfaction of
putting some of his bitterest persecut.
ors hopelessly on the defensive. Hugh
j. Campbell, the great Investigator.
has himself had q fine chance to he
investigated OIL an equal footing with
the governor. At once he cools off.
Like many another bully, he is stunned
by the first challenge to q fair combat.
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKorA,l DISTRICT COURT.
County of remblns. Third Judicial District
The Pitts Agricultural Works plaintiff, against
'cnnE; Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy. defendants
defendants.
You John C. Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy are
hereby summoned and requested to answer the
filed with the clerk of said court on the 18th day
Of May. 1884. and to serve a copy of yonr answer
70 the said complaint on the subscribers at their
Pembina. and Territory aforesaid, within thirty
days after the service Of this summons upol Won,
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and II you
MI to anrwer the said complaint within the time
ment against you for the sum Of Four Hundred
and Ten Dollars and interest ON Five Hundred and
sixty Dollars from September 3d. 1852 to date be-
sides costs and disbursements,
Dated May 18th, 1884.
GAFFHEY & KNEEsHAw,
Nay Plaintiffs Attorneys
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US Land ONCE at Grand Forks D =. June o ,ss,
Notice Is hsrdby given that the following named
setner has hled notice Of his intention 70 make
proof will be inside before Henry A.Nsyo a no ts
public at walhalla D T on July 2lst 1854 VIZ:
for the ne or sec 10 twp 163 81. =.
he names the following witnesses 10 Drove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
AID land VIZ: John Harvey. John gecord VIM.
=, l6-6l &c. TIFFANY, Register.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

t csnsy q + DtSkSsA PROBATE COURT
In the matter Of the estate Of Ellen Frasell. de.
ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Patrick ORourke
he's filed with the Judge Of this court, an in.
strument In writing purporting to he the last will
petition praying that the said Instrument be
sdmtteed 70 probate as the last will and testament
OF the said Ellen Frazell deceased aud that letters
executory be TO him granted under aud by virtue
Of tie said will, aud that Tuesday the 18th day
Of July 1884, ut O'Clock r. y. of said day being
day OF special term Of this court at the court
town of Pembina In said county, has been ret fof
hearing said petition when aud where any person
Interested. may appear and show cause why the
raid petition should not be granted.
Dated June IL, 1884.
ROBERT TWEEDLIE.
GArPNEY 4 KSEEsHAw, Probate Judge.
attorneys for Petitioner. $3.50
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In the death of Bishop Simpson the
Methodist church loses its most noted
orator. Those who heard him in the
Market Hall, st. Paul, last October,
will not soon forget his striking figure,
his beaming eye and the fire and feryor
of his words, most remarkable in a
man over seventy years of age. He
was beloved and admired for the quail.
tiles of his head and heart.
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Land office. Grand Forks, DIT Nav 2I. IsS1
Notice is hereby given that the followinv.n.med
settler has filed notice Of his Intention 70 maze
final proof In support of his claim, and that ssii
proof Will be made before J. Henry Abrams. a
nary pubiic at pembina; DIT, on July 9Th, 1850,
We: Octave Pellerau,
HE 1851. for the sw Or, sec 20, tp 1852, r51.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
pariseau and L. Pariseau, all OF Toilette, Is. r.
n. X. VARGHN. B. e. TIFFANY, RECEIVER.
Attorney. Il "a
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U 8 Land Office Grand Forks, DIT, June s. 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the followinp.named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
prSsSti VIII ~ g maze before Henry Mayo notary
Louis Norm,
for the se Or, sec q, { l64, r 81.
continuous residence ancn ma cM ~ Rroye Ms ~
said land viz: John Richard, Octave Tetrauit. r.
Henry Porter and Nelson Lester, all Of Pembina
county. o-A"
And you. Louis Baptiste, who on the 9th dsv NJ
May 1884, filed d: 8. No s5s5. ON the &c ar. sec Of
1G4, 81 W. are hereby notified to show cause at
this oihce On or before July IL. 1884 ifany there
| 70 make proof and payment for eaid tract.
l 1851 B. G. TIFFANY. Register
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President Hill has commenced to
ship his Polled Angus and Shorthorn
bulls to the Red River Valley in &C.
cordance with the proposition made
by him some months ago, each county
being supplied With one. This fact
should be generally noted. The i'm.
provement of the breed of stock is a
matter of great Importance to farmers
OF the valley, and this generous offer
of Mr.. Hills will be appreciated, more
in years to come ifgenerally improved
than it may be at present.
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U Land ONCE. Grand Forks, D. T., June 2 1874.
Notice ir hereby given that the following.named
aual proof tn support fhis claim, and that aid
proof will lie made before Henry A. Mayo notary
public at Wslhalla I on July IL, 1884, Viz:
Chas. st. Ameau,
for the sw Or, Gee "a. tp 1914, 81.
ne names the following witnesees to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of raid
land. viz: Calpbathj Grant, Chas. Grant, Henry
Porter and JOS. Dumas, all Of Pembina county.
$50 BIC. TIFFANY. Register.
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BIC TIFFANY. Rsgistsr,
land os,o. Co., :. -

Land Office, Grand Forka Mat n ,ss,
Notice 10 hereby given that the to|lo win
nsmed settler has fled notice Of lis intenlion
to on5 make axe final proof in support q his claim
anG M inc. eaia proof VII be made beaore Henry
lSsA viz: Jos. Jerome, jr.. %
Tor the NJ ne 9r, sec 8. sw Or NV ar, NV or ~
his continuous residenoe upon, md cuitivss;oonn
81, said land. viz: Jos. Bruce, GeorRe Tfenei.
Geo Hasel and Certel Frederick, Al a Fem.
bine county
AMI you, Alex. Iaugie, who on the oh day
OF April, 1884. filed ID. s.. No. Sl60 q ~ 81
SSs ne hgr ssc tp i6 ISL and other isads
or before July 8, 1884, II any there Be-. NJ ia
JOS Jerome. jr., should not be allowed to msEe
proof and pa: ment for said tract,
1913 BIC TIFFANY, Rexister.
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U Land once, Grand Forks D. T., June 8. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has tiled notice Of his intention 70 make
proof will be made before Robert Tweedlie, clerk
district couSt at Pembina d on July n 1884 NJ:
Samuel E. Wright,
for the NV Or. sec s, t 16l. r IS.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous restdence upon. and cultivation Of
said land viz: VIM. y: Campbell, N. Brown, n. d,
Pembina county. 1861 B. c. TIFFANY, Registef,
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Land ONCE, Grand Forks. rsy ri 1ss1.

Land Office, Grand Forks. Nay u, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the followi ~ manned
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
prsnf will be made before Henry A. MAYO. notary
public at wslhalla. on July 10th, 1884, VIZ:
Edward Wright
for the ne Or, sec l6. tp I6a. 81.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
s ssi1,s ana Tls ; ~ wilson John Wilson, Otto
40 &c. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land once, Grand Fofke. l1ey io Iae1

Land Once. Grand Forks, MY 10, 1854.
Nctice y hereby given that the following named
sett,er has aled notice Of his intention 70 make
proof viii be made before Henry A. Nayo, notary
public at Walhalla, on July 9Th. 1854. vi:
GAtcts La!tAmDoiS,
br the sw or. sec q, tp lbl, 81,
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
oonGnuous Fesidence upon and cultivation OF
said land, VIZ: Jos. Buachee, Henry PutraW, Jos
'PutIaw and Jerome ROlette. ali Of Fembina county
$40 BIC. TIFFANY, Rcgirter.
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General Hazen refused to give q
young negro graduate a place in the
signal service department. Secretary
Lincoln, however. orders that the
young man be given a position. Thus
Secretary Lincoln establishes his fit.
ness to be the son of his father.
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The st. Vincent New Era does not
seem to like the idea of the collector
of customs making his home in Penn.
bina. But what else could be expect.
ed! How could q man Of Col. Book.
walters tastes be induced to settle
down to live contentedly with a river
between him and the handsomest town
in theNorthwest! Not likely.
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Y Land Office, Grand Forks, D. r., June 6, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the following. named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof IN support Of his claim. and that said
proof viii De made before J. v. Mcintyre notary
Public at Pembina, Dr.. on August 2, 1884, VIZ:
Allan Quigley,
for the ne Or sec s. t 100. r So.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cuitiyation az
raid land. VIZ: Geo. Freen an, Michael Hsrriston'
Charles Qniglsy and John A. Mcmillan, ali Of
And you. Daniel Mcintosh. who on the Goth day
Of October 1888 made cash entry No. 1851 on tie
ne ar sec ;: 1850. g. are hereby notified to show
cause at this Office on or before July IS, 1854
not be allowed to make proof and payment 70,
raid tract. 48-1 b. C. TIFFANY. keQ1ster