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Cancellation Notices.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. $
ABERDEEN, OAK.
OF n

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
ABERDEEN, OAK.
April 9th, AID. 1885,
The United States of In the matter Of holding
America for cancellation upon
special agents report c.
VS.. Z. No. 2377 for the swA
OF Section 4, Township
Peter Bertrang I23, Range Ga.
To Peter Bertrang who did on the roth day of Nav,
A. d. 1882, make c. E. No. 2377for the southwest
quarter dissection No. A. Township 12s north. Of
Range No. 63 west ofthe 9Th P. NJ, and his heirs,
executors, administrators and assigns and each and
every other person interested in the title to the
above described and
Notice is hereby given that the Honorable Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, by his letter
p, dated February IA, 1884, and June IA 1884, ad-
dressed 10 this Office, has suspended action on the
above described Cash Entry, subject to a final de-
termination upon the hearing herein fixed
The special agent reported that he had made a
personal examination of said tract and found that
not over five acres had been broken in 1881 Cuti-
waited to oats in 1882. This was all the cultivation
done. There was small board shanty 1oxr2 feet
without covering now, but which had been covered
with boards the previous year The shanty had no
floor at any time, From its general appearance the
agent sta;es that il could never have been used as
residence during Inclement weather. In the bed OF
what was a creek, was found a hole two and a hall
feet deep and eighteen inches in diameter, called a
well, but which did not contain any water. The
agent transmits a number Of afhdayts of parties re-
siding in the vicinity Of the land showing that Ber-
trang was never n'the land and if he had been
there they would have knownit.
Now therefore, the said Peter Bertrang who made
said c. e. No. 1917 and all parties interested in the
tllle to said land are hereby summoned to appear
this Office the I7th day Of June, A. D. 1885, at
o'clock m, to respond and furnish testimony
cerning said alleged failure comply with the law
IN the matter Of residence and improvements on
said tract ofland. In default Of an appearance al
said hearing said entry will be finally Cancelled.
CT MCCOY, Register
B. K. HUTCHINSON, Receiver.
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~-0yAy>-<<~e~r~~S@,>y><> v<ScScso~N.N'>>>>
Land Office at Aberdeen, Dak.. May ISs 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following namea ,
settler has filed notice Of bis intention 70 make ma,
proof support Of his claim and that sad PROOF WIZ
be made before the register or receiver of the land
Office at Aberdeen OAK, on june goth, 1856 VIZ
SAMUEL PUNCHES.
siss7 for the neK sec Ia town III n range 90, ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove Ms con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation q salo alu
vtz: Charles Tower, Edward Fisk, Wm' OaiiowAy
and Frank Pratt, all ofWarner, Oak: .,.c4.
Jobn II. per-v Atfv Register.
Land Office al Aberdeen, OAK, May II ICES. .s.a
Notice is hereby given that the ioilowing ana,
setter has filed notice of his intention 70 mAEe n1nt
proof in support Of his claim and that sai1 PIT n
will be made before the register or receiver o. tnS
SSsand office al Aberdeen OAK, on June a3, ioos'
viz: EDWARD SwENsEN,
for the neN Of nel4 sec, II twp Iai, T: o. -,
names the following witnesses 20 prove ms ~;
Gus residence upon and cultivation Of said anu
Al * ,1iensen Peter Halxerscns Peter Y. Ercks'n,
Andfew Arntson, all Of Bath. Brown Cos Dsk. ,Lya
C. 4. McC0y, ksgmter.
Lamont & Naregangs Attys.
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For Sale Or Rent

sl7s will buy the sliokest weIl-auger ever
made. onehorse viii run it and bore any size
well from two to four feet in circumference.
Weight, 900 pounds. VIII sell on time With
half-way-decent security, or rent at reasonable
terms. Address, 4. Il. CHAnpr1S, Warner.
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/ The type-setting match between Joe McCann
Of the New York Herald and Ira Somers Of the
World, took place in New York on June 4th.
The New York Sun speaks as follows OF the
match: At 3 o'clock Joe Mccain took OIL his
coat, put green shade ever his eyes and stood
up to his case. He is an Irishman who has
been in this country only four years, and has a
reputation for steady nerves. He went into
training about a. month ago and swore off from
tshacco. Honor and pastry. Somers looks Ikea
l7.year- old lad, and his friends say that no one
else can stick time as graceful. Each had man
to empty his sticks as fast as they were full.
The match was for three hours, in solid minicn
without paragraph and from reprint copy.
Referee w. ii. Foster Of the Philadelphia Sun
dav Gail sat on a table holding watch ticker,
and at 205 p. m. said Ego" Mccann's fingers
flew so fast that the witnesses were dizzy.
somers was nervous. His fingers slipped, and
he sspiedp the third line. Mccann set his first
stick in IA minutes. Somers his IN 10. The
record in ems by the hour, is:
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II. g Place, special agentof the Sioux Falle,
Insurance Co., who spent some time ii thla.
vicinity, skipped out from Aberdeen with
livery rig and left . big board bill unpaid. BE
sold the RIG in La Mours for Sle0 and Is no.s
probably ia Manitoba.
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June 9, 1856


NoTICE-c.I Humphrey is our Acknowledgment
at Rondell to receive subscriptions and advertising
for The Sun. Such business intrusted to his care
viii receive prompt attention.
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CHAs. T. MCCOY, Register,
B. E HUTCHINSON, Receiver.
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THE WARNER Sun.
Issued every Friday evening.
GREEN, MACLEOD & CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
c. ]. c. MACLEOD, sEDIToR AND PUBI,R.

Price Of subscription Sr.so per year; six months
y5c. Subscriptions must be paid invariably in
advance.
THE SUN is admitted to the mails at second-class
postage rates.
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Judge Forknor is again the republican NOM
inee for governor Of Ohio.
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McCann beat The record made by George
Abrensberg in the Times Office ten years ago by
sbout 500 ems. One line was taken off for
avary minute consumed in correcting proof.
wccapn lost is lines sid Solnefs IL. The cor
racted record in lines was, Mccain 24i, and
Somers 229.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-04-23

Hog Cholsra. AZ; Sold svsryvhsrs, er ssstsy nsnt g. e
Circulars nee, ]. g. ROBINSON q Co, Boston Aais,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-04-23
Clerk and Masters Sale of Land.
John +. Gwinn.
Mathew s. Gwinn ct nj

Mathew S. Gwinn, ct al.
INTHE CHANCERY COURTS JONEsBoRo
WASHINGTON co. TENN.
Pursuant to a decree OF our said
ChanceryCourt rendered at It's November
term 1884 in the above styled cause will
on Monday, the 18th day of May 1885, of.
fer for sale to. the highest bidder, at public
out cry, at the Court House door In
Jonesboro. the tract OF land mentioned
and described in said decree and ordered
to,be sold. Situated in civil district No IA,
Of said county, adjoining the lands Of T.
j. Bowers and others, and containing
1913 acres. And for q moro perfect de.
scription Of which reference is here had
to said acres and report of commissioner
therein embodied.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will be sold on a credit OF
six and twelve months in bar of the
Equity Of redemption. And notes for
the purchase money in two equal ~install>
ments, with approved security thereto
will be required Of the purchaser at said
sale, and a lien retained on the land
therefor until fully paid. THIS April 22nd
1886. A. B. BOWMAN, C. s. M.
By w. F. YOU'VE, D.. G. & M.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-04-23
NOn-R Resident Notice.
Nathan Shipley, administrator ct, al
James w. Miller, ct al.

IN CHANCERY COURT at JONEsBoRo,
WASHINGTON co. TENN. Z
In this case it appearing from the allie
cations In compliments bill. which is
sworn to, that the defendants, Jas. w.
Tadlock, Thomas Asberry and wife,
Marry E. Asberry, formerly Tadlock,
Sewer II. Tadlock, Laura A. Tadlock,
VIM. A. Tadlock, Samuel A. Todlock,
John B. Tadlock and John Dozier, are
nonsresidents Of the state of Tennessee.
1t is ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Herald and Tribune, a newspaper pubs
lishcd in Jonesboro, Tennessee, notify
ing said nonresident defendants 10 ap-
pear before our said Chancery Court at
a court to be holden at the court house
in Jonesboro on the Fourth Monday of
May next, aud make defense to com.
plainant's bill or the same will be taken
for confessed, and this cause set for
hearing ex-parte as to them. This April
18th, 1885. A, B. BOWMAN e. & NJ.
BY w. +. Young, d. q. & M,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10
Attraction Al the Roller RIM.

Mr. E M. Grant, the enterprising
proprietor Of the Annapolis Roller
Rink has secured the services Of the
Juvenile Leland Opera Company,
who will appear at the Rink to-mor-
row night, and give some fine music.
Those of our citizens who attended
the performances of this troupe at the
Masonic Opera House here 10 No
vember last, can testify as to their par
excellence. Every member Of the
company is an artist Of rare merit
This troupe IN connection with the
Acme Dramatic Combination will also
appear at Masonic Hall Friday and
Snlurday nights.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10
The Fruit Cronkers.

Already we begin to hear alarming
accounts of the fruit prospect. No
doubt many of these reports are put
out by fruit cr0akers for the purpose
Of creating 10 the minds of the people
q scarcity Of the early fruits. Della.
ware fruit growers sent out feeler,
which was taken up by a few Mary
landers, aud now the Northern States
have caught up the cry, New York
peach growers predicting an utter
failure Ut the crop 10 that State. -
Peach growers of that State say they
have examined the orchards thorough
II and hardly live bud is to be
found. They have been living in
hopes since January that the damage
by severe cold weather, following q
wet, moist spell might not be as bad
as they had reported, but now they
say their worst fears will be realized.
Hudson river peach-growers usually
examine their orchards March /, and
all accounts received state that the
failure is the worst on record. This
will kill the peach business for years
to come, and the prospective loss for
the season of 1885. This will start
the general boom, and soon the same
old song will be sung from one end OF
this broad land to the other, that
there will be no peaches this year,
and those who have set their mouth
peach fashion might as well change il
for pefsimmons.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10
Orphans, Court.

The will of Charles Smith was id.
mitted to probate, and letters granted
to Charles ". b. Smith as executor:
also the will Of Mrs. Margaret Park.
insop, who beqneaths al her proper
~ OF every kind to Rosa Belle Basil.
wife Of Nelson Basil. The win was
dated Mach 2, and names Nelson
Basil as executor. The witnesses are
Wash. D. Basil, g. a. Wilson and
Jas. Res ell; also the Twill of Mary
Simmons, who appoints James Reveil
sole executor.
Letters were granted. to Leonidas
Cecil on the estate OF Mrs. Sarah a.
Cecil
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Randall was ap-
pointed guardian for Der minor chill
dren.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10
TIME TABLE.
ArrlvnI ana Deparsure % TraIn..

TRAINS LEAVE / TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail, 0.35 q. m. Mail, - 8.55 a. m.
Accom-, 1905 D. m. Accom-, 100 b. m.
Mail, 355 >. m. Mail, 5.55 ,. m.
Sunday Trains s. 35 a. m. A30 D. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday at $50 a. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10

The farm known Is the Levels
and The Plains. containing 3l9 acres,
s. The SeceId election district, for
many Ysafs owned and cultivated "
mr. James Legg. Of this city, Who
NAs the greatest sufferer ID he disas-
lfious lisa here ID October, 1888. was
sod here today 81 nogtgoeee,s sale "a
Antban punphHey for SO 600
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10
nATRs oF ADVERT1aTNa

One inch, one day, Is cents two DAYS.
81 90 three days, $1.2J one week, Sc co;
two weeks, $500. Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local notices and political or spe-
cial communications cents per line.
Ordinary announcement of marriages
and deaths free, but obituary notices will
be charged for at one-half the usual rates
Of advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-10

NJ A1TTEE 81 competent man 10 work
aIaree garden "a this city on shares
VIII ta IN proper person liberal azEsne allenAs
win 81 made Apply s. this once lQ
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! tho rasoInatlons Of orohid Growing. VI s 4

L Int the early days OF our acquaintance
Witlili iilithese plants their high prices, and
the extreme difficulty which apparently
attended their cultivation, made them
the xclnslve property Of the. very
wealthy few. Now, however, we have
increased our knowledge Of the cohdi-
ttoMs under which they thrive in their
native habltats, ana the eass and rapid
ity3@ith. which, they can be transferred
is so,great that thousands OF plants ar
riYe8in this country every month, and
ta,is pI ices hayo tsent reduced G6 i;j such
a]n'!e8tent a]n as to bring them Within the
reach Of every one y having 1 4 glass
house. s4N OF that there are;Snot high
prlecSl orchids, even Ill these da,s. On
tho contrary, any now species, Or an
extra goodiYartety Of an old and Welt
knso.syll species, is more eagerly sought
after han ever, and numerous instances
occur every year where amaIelrs are
found who willingly give flfty, eighty
or}1 hundred guineas to become the
happy possessor Of some special or
unique form Nevertheless, for the
comfort Of those who are about to COM
mence the fascinating. pursuit OF orchid
growing, we can assure them that some
nf the most beautiful kinds in this
grand family Of plants are those who
are the n2sl reasonablein price. With
the Information brought us respecting
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Tho Tooth Factory

!, 4 Ano uolla'N ia'l trthe dentist IS about to
= ~ aispu!eu. ~ great discovery has
! leol; y, inaae "hich VII Ieyolutionize the
yhole sy business and p emanlccipate the suf-
lelSls. = lacgoefy y nas ae Deen establtshed,
VIII ple'lty 81 q caPltal 70 PACK y, for the
pufpose ,t. OF n making artificial teeth by
machihery' ! s, 'Aii that any one 'Rio'js
tfonDleu Wlth ms teeth VIII have to do
Wil oe 70 geS them ldf 81. all pulled louts Then
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AN Anclenr People.


Between I Damascus }, and Jerusalem is /
q tribe, OF about 1000 IT ] HebreWs which,,
has af b, been there probably, since the be-
ginning Of the Chrlstis1 era. III They
baYe neither cltys nor! town; qtlieeyl live III 8
camps. The temple IS Represented bys
more spacious tent They have never 4
admitted n among them &, person Of diff
erent race. or relic ion,i I,ffetr ordinary J
Language is@ II Iebrewy7 (. To 4 their relas 4
lions with Others tIiey speals Va Arabiad. 4
These .ra!ations Pho afa very fsyy, h
sforithey hayo3ren ainsd ks their priniA.sss
Tive races, exci,lsively tillsfs oe the
sol, and warfi oEss, caltigate$ the
ground armed rom head i to- foot, all
ways ready TO defend their port Ion otfa tSa
eeartli from Which, with great difioulA
ty,,IIsthey dafive 1. B 1meaere s1tsst tanee.
They I've on little, and are cor tent tt,SSs
thus y i've te 81 IN their olnts which
they have occupied fos centnrles
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4 { III ] 70 {, I!lEs 81 \. 81
4 Gsf.tf a es ]! s.it,t ) y 3 HlS II MY. /;


lnainina ,lnmafFieds aights}' assdS,i dS
|fEdct6ria to PHI ,{,a I a,,Sy sgSn..
l,berg. is announced ha IS sSss Saa,y
|llorn Aprill 18b NM aiaaSi 4 aSttag
much on her. m mot tIler, Bcl ayatn aas az
music ana 3soibntific study 4 biia fl,ainS,i,s
lie only know Her Iby 3sig6t mar dpratbsii,
dold face appe hotographed ia every; very;
shop yy indoW, s and rs familiar 4 Ia all
Windsor people, for she drives, ySrides,I
ana Walks in Gnel Immediate }neI gfhbjor-i Dor
hood Of the castle constantly. S Resorv-
ed and proud in temper ament, gshet can
scarcely be called a. ifaYorlte; yet many
stories Of her tilial devo otedness are told.
fsh1e s1ye has the reputation of being the
cleyerest member Of the royal fanlIy.
in fact, it is doubtful if there ibe any
unmarried NJ princess living who possesses
her amount Of mental ability. s ! 81 lBf Il
child She simply astonisheed and ilolnas, !,
plussed poor Doan Stanley, 'siwho{ icoIld
not answer the sHreWd sthe6loeicall flfil
dies offered him ~ II : I; e ,
~ " tt',llf
Prince Henry Aiaurice sc l3attanbap&tt
whom the Princess jis il,ow jafnntilt'n's
marry, is a. young man Who may Ia
SAID to hang upon The verge ....dr Yait,,Sa,d
edge, as they would say, ii 1 .Broo]slS5~s.
OF Royalty already: q }IIiss ,fatlers, d
Prince Alexander. \ M x5i.iiincles AZ ltbsa
Grand Duke I, ,o,lis IN; of 8TI aasa3 :. 81 8
mother is tie Countess ,T,,lie ! dam,,l,tayy.
ofthe elate Count Maurice vony II ao,,nl,a1
aPolish noblenan. wSl,ot m held fha 5Iu anoaiy
ton Of Minister of War XII afnra ed,
dom shrioked h, when B K osn,,al11o foll ),
The marriage between, t,e,, o, I,rinca 4 axa J,
der and the Countess Z von 5n '1ITtao,,cl,a !
however. is onlv 4 ,nn,rGa,,,,atio ',Si i
such alliance seem 70 ia mora favo,SSoba ,S u
III the House than 81 a1nv I,fthn M 4.
eign family of Gerrnano i1,h.aDi s,aio,
riage was tho resplt of s tba i,,I ,a,n @ !,
which s;,rang from thel clonntass, ,,IISn,s;
tion as maid of honor ( to ttl,a lata nm M, I
press of Russia. who waa 3 ! a,sta. 20
Prince Alexander. Princas r.o,,is IA 4
of Prince Hanry,s brot,,s,, 4 q 4 ny ny
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rty Inspire our souls and make our lives in thys
IS lie. 81 C.. FEBR RUAR y s25. 1855.

one but not fforgo ten, (, " as ID tile
& q npllSsreply, and they departed from, from
that house In disgust. y + s Il
',How Will YOU proceed next2 asked
Yardley I, N s. ~ q q, q.
vs. rs llSSllilo91wsllng 81 91s my game as i do ISshali.
Just mike up my mind to do. what y
came AZ East for enjoy myself with my
while. 81 sSS & 43}s b 7' q n s.
}.t55 4AAnl thus ended this adventure Which
.pr'ooi1i pr'oo ised such grand results. AssiS ii5.
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sTuMPY,sH HDro'n.atsIs:'


The following incident occurred some.
n ten years ago III the city Of Philadelphia:
( benjamin Yardley q veteran detective
tAof this city, was entertaining fellow
y ,detec tive AN old s. .boyhood''s friend,
James Gardmerl by haino, WHO foria
number OF years hkdsbeen 70 California,
y as a dotectiYe III bhna Ftahcisco.9 a 3s9
sS,.S Gardiner had como East, to spend tho
4 christmas ,!IAQ AQlidays among Ills old
friends, and benjamin Yardley was one
f$of, these frlends. ls$ e f55
In rsfseffrta It'd sdihe,1q &c lis at,yiism
~ Sturcs on Tho Pacific Coast, Mr.. Gafdi.
er'alluded to 90 t,slsppery customer,
IS IS named s'sStphpys h, 10 small neat aid
y saiS 81 lis fass @2Rfss e has tSo
features t,f,a Woman iii, every sense
: Gardin0r; said, !, and, from a habit he fre-,
& quently indnlged in ly masquerading'
In feminine garments he was perfectly
At hone i }ths fsHlnl4g sa CHARACTER asf. o
Then ilo con.l, ut will initiate tho
feminine voice toaperfdetion, although
5 his natural voice was q deep baritone
even in speaking. (,
III Niue years ago., pGdipet, continued,
'Stumpy' made a ''grand haulI'' by
entering the promises OF an opulent
lady, Just before dawn ter the lady
Il had returned from a ball-and, after
ssttupity.ilAg hey,wltl chloroform robpetl
S8herof all 'i6t diam6hds, which she lad
worn mai night, anu securing quite a
snm OF money besides, left for parts
unknown. | -
. BY the description the lady gave OF
B tue burglar, it was apparent that
sgl"Sinmpy" was the offender, and Car.
Y diner wds detailed to huntihim up.
& Ihe slippery fellow, however. left no
\ trail behind him whenkhe left the city,
and from that Jay he was seen no more
il, California! kE gE3fs3 @3i& Il ifNJE.3
what reward was offered for his
apprehcnsion?n asked Yarlley. /.
"Five thousand dollars,n was the
reply. 81 81 Il 4; d & Il .4s,S W
"And the valie OF the jewels and
. money!" pursued the veteran, in a
thoughtful tone. .S5$
rs. "Betwedn forty and fifty thousand.n
s "lladlsg lie confederates, think youp''
twas supposed not.n
s'No female, eh2n ,.ts}
.. mot @ my knowledge, 2 4, replied
3 Gardiner. " ,i
Yardiy fell into train of thought
and while thus employed, his compan-
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ALL fashionable shapes in sofas and
lounges 4are much bepillowed. and Ger.
ta,nly t,othing scan be moro tempting
than these Buhnp ptuous aud luxurious
pillowed resting places. q