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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

A RINK SCANDAL. - Willis J. Durfey, of
Gainesville Creek, N. T., has brought an action
in the supreme court against j. Emory Laird, his
former partner in . rolling skating rink at that
place, to recover $4,000 for enticing his wife,
temporary absence. Laird is out on bail. He
IL . handsome fellow and Mrs. Durfey Is an at
tracttve woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
TIE WHOLE WORLD sYMpAr.s1zEs.
Comments of London Papers On Yester.
days Ceremonies.

LONDON, March 5.-The Telegraph says the
inaugural procession in Washington yesterday
argued well tor the success OF the democratic
regime America holds such an important
place III the comfy of nations that it is hardly
exaggerated 10 say that when she is prosperous
ana happy the rest Of the world sympathizes
and Is Denefitted thereby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat

Fr0m tne 81. IOulS GI0be-DemOCrat.
A 14-year-old son Of Mr.. Bunch, of Economy,
Marion county, Mo-, smoked cigar and died
from tobacco poison in about half an hour The
boy was smoking In store and soon beganvom-
iting violently. He was carried home and his
father went for physician, about 100 yards
distant, but when he returned with the physi-
clan the little fellow was dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
Gen. Grant Much Pleased and FEELING


In New York last night Col. Fred Grant said
his father was in all respects better than On the
day previous. In answer to a question as to
how Gen. Grant felt regarding the action of
Congress placing him on the retired list, Col
Grant said: He is very much pleased. There
has beeh nothing In weeks that has cheered him
up SO much. He feels that his services have
been at last recognized, and that justice has
been done him." When asked If the general
intended to stay in New York. the colonel said
he was too i'll TO leave the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
Trouble Wit, Eou.d-ba.Se,+yo-.

troops are endeavOring to keep settlers OF the
Nnnebago reservation until May /, when the
Executive order opening tue lands goes into
effect This fact, together with demonstrations
by the Indians sunday, has caused some of the
settlers ~ withdraw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
Execution G.; Dr. Goerspn

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Dr Albert G. F.
Goersen was hanged at the county prison at
los to-day for the poisoning of his vile and
mothl r in-law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

Mo CURE NO PAY-WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds
Group Throat and Lung Diseases, &c. Six drops a
dose Try it ffnot satisfied. return the empty bottle
and get your money back Sold by all druggists.
nl4-itIi.tb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

The Presbyterian ministers of Pittsburg have
unqualihedly condemned the skating rink
similar action has been taken by religious
teachers IN other portions of the State but the
RINK continues as popular as ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

The returns oftwenty-one murders on Christ
mas eve and Christmas day In this state hayi
come in. 1t Is q notable fact that every one q
these murders save one WAS committed by an
person.-BreckinTfdg (hIu.) Neus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

Frank Madison, at Elida, Iowa. shot nd killead
Jos. Woods, whom he suspected of undue init
macy with his wife.
Mrs. Nugent has recovered $4,000 as dam.
ages for the loss Of her husband, who was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

NEW YORK, March 5.-Gen. Grants con-
ditiCn WAS much improved to-day. He pisseC
an easy night last night and was said 70 have
ested Comfortably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
District Government, Affairs.

BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: u. VI. Goodacre
erect five two-story dwellings, q, between 23d
and oath streets; $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

RANGE OF THE THERMosIETER-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 a. m. 34.S; a. NJ, 81; IL q. M, 43.7; D.
IN, 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

Fus1L ON
DO YOU KNOW WHAT 1T IS
Ask your physician or druggist and he will tell you
II l. = rank, deadly poison.
DCFFY's PURE MALT wHIsKEY
10 entirely free from fusi OIL absolutely pure and IN
sduiteTated. positive for Consumption Pulrlo-
nary Troubles. Malaria Indigestion. Wasting Diseases
And the only recognized anticote for Cholera
A gEyERAGESAND MEDICINE COMBINED
Sent 20 any address In the United States least of
Rocky Mountains. all express charges prepaid, in
5ain case tnO chance for comment containing quart
bottles. on receipt OfsIX DOLLARS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Sold by leading druggists and fine grocery houses
THE DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY Co.
felilm BALTIMORE, MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nterpa
revenue, S52l, 343; customs. 81 .O35 63s

ASSISTANT PRIVATE SECRETARY PRUDES TO
BE RETAINED AT THE WHITE HoUsE-One OF
President Cleveland's first acts in connection
with his official household was the decision to
retain Mr.. o. l.. Pruden as assistant to Private
Secretary Lamont. Dir. Pruden was appoip ted
by President Grant as the bearer of presidential
communications to either house of Congress
During so many administrations he has become
familiar figure TO all vino are connected in
any way with affairs at the Capitol. His reten-
ZION is heartily commended by members Of
Dol b parfiea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

CoScEsrnArED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
q DYSPEPSIA,
IS SICK HEADACHE
CONSTIPATION. -
The three Ills that make life burden promptly and
positively relieved by
y a E's GREAT RENE DY,
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
In use for 20 years successfully and recommended by
physicians eyerywhere Price Boo. a bottle
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS are only sold
IL sealed paper box packages at 1Oc and 2Jc,
eee that "CTab Apple trade mark r Oh al; labels
No Genuine crab Orchard salts sold in bnlk
Buy only Crab Apple Brand Sold by ali Drug
gists
CRAB ORCHARD WATER CO.,
SIMON y. JONES, Manager,
felsths,tu Louisville, KY
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Glow STORE
Fine Gloves for Ladies. Gentlemen and Misses The
best fitting and most reliable Glove manufactured
We guarantee our prices the lowest in the market
Orders by mail promptly attended to. 10 North
Charles St. Baltimore. Nd. f2G-tmh7
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ANNMEREn


The question has PROBABLY been asked thousands Of
times Row can Browns Iron Bfters cure every
thing? Wei II doesn't But it does cure any disease
TO- which reputable physician would prescribe Iron
Physicians renzc ron as the best restorative agent
known 20 the Profession, and inquiry IF leading
chemical hTn VIII ~uDstatate the assertion that there
ARE Hio%e preparations OF iron than CT shy other sub
Nance used m medicine. This shows COnsISVeI, that
ron i acknowledge D. the most important '..ctor
u successful medical practice It ~ howe. err re-
narka5ie fac nat prior l. the tscoveryof BROWNS
iRON BIZ EltS no perfectly s&ti~faCtOrs iron
combination had ever been found BfUT, :, : IRON
BIZ Iff@ does not tUilTe the teeth cause headache
pr produce CoIlsi tsgr ~ other iron medicines do.
BROWNS IRON BIT II r. cIres Indigestion III 1for~
LesSW eaSEeSs. Dyspepsia y aris Chlls and Fe,arS
Tired Feeling, General DEBILITY Pain i'm the Silo IA x
or Limbs Headache and Neurai gia-fOr all these all
rseIts iron i prescribed daily. BROWNS IRON
BIZ t-lt~ however does not cure n a minute Like
al ether thorough medicines. il acts slowly When
taken oy msn the T7t symptom Of benefit j.
energy The nus'.e- then become fruer. the
ton improves. the bowels active In the
elect Is TlSUdlr more rapid ant marked. The
oeEa al UEce 10 brighten the skin clears IN; healthy
Color comes - tnP checks: nervousness disappears
functional arrangements become regular ard # a
nursing mother, abundant sustCnanct j. supplied for
the child. Remember. Browns Iron BItters Is the
ONLY iron medicine that - not injurious. fl-cits
and druggists recommend 4.
TIE ceTi.!ne has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
On wrapper. TAKE No OTdER- Iuho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

NJ , l. , X b RG d CO.
Toys and Fancy Goods,
mh2 312 7th st, and 313 Sth ST, near Penn. ave-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
An ObIigine Han Light.

New York Cor Times-Uemocrat1
There is something unusual even abaa+
the entranco to Mr. Johuson's house. I'm the
vestIbulo are two brackets, Zach with an
electric lamp. The white light brings tho
terra Gotta coioriug of tho vestibuIe AMI tbe
designs of the stained glass-door into beslai-
iul relief. On entering the house the hau is
seen t. be Illuminated by q pendant lar9D
with an electric light and gas iet in re-
serve. Attached to the front door is an in
genious device If Mr. johnson is detained
from home afteT the family r.tires for the
night, the servant on extlazuishfnr the
lights, arran-e5 a switch mar the door
When the door is opened the gas i,t in the
hall lamps is lighted through means Of the
switch by an automatic lighting arraa~e-
mant, and Mr.. Johnson Is not Obliged to
grope his way through the dark. \ push
button near the door of his bedroom en-
a0les him on entering the latter t. ey-
tmguiSh the hall lamp, two storie, below.
For or iinary purposes this lamp is also
controlled by push button in tue front
hail, and another at tho head Of the first
Hight Of stairs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
DlPHTHzGIA AND GROUP CUR
"Details of "a Dangerous Case Something
Which Is Worth Trying.
Ist Louis Globo-Dcmocran

ist Louis Globe DcmocratI
In a report to the French Academy of
Medicine, Dr. Deltheu stated that tbe
yaPors Of liquid tar and tmn,ntine wouIi
d solve the Gbrinous cxhaIa':aus which
choke no the throat in Group uai dipl-
tAera III describes tn, process sEu:.
lake 'q1m parts Cay two tabla.noan-
luI-l OF lurpentIue and liquid tar. nut them
mo Tin pan or cup and set fire t. the mix
lure taking care to have q lqr.~e nan TIDlar
II as aateguar agln,t fir, 4 dal+, resin
Gus smoke arises, making Che room dar.-
nc 'atient immediately seems 60 experience
reueli the choking and the rattle sion: fhs
patieIt falls into a slunbsr and seems +o
inhaIe the smoke with pleasure The fbrin
Gus mem rane soon becomes detached and
tho patient coughs up microLiadas. These
"nen caught IN glass may bs seen t., dis
'olve IN the smoke. In the course af three
Or TOUR days the patient entirely rncgyers.'
Inc above information has been quito
largely copiel into the papers and with il
The relief AMI euro of Eutl lockwood. n g.
year-od child, who was Gaurerou,Iv srrl.
with diphtheria, but the di.alsa readily
yielded to the above mode Of treatment and
the child was cured. A case uccurrip.s in
Boston recently Is worthy Of note at This
particular time when the two forms of Gi-
sease are quito prevalent The facts in fbe
case, in brief, are aS follows:
Jennie Brown, a child Of some ; Years of
age, was dangerou " sicl, with diphtleria.
her attending physician had no hopes of her
recovery ho declared to person that out Of
tho many cases under his treatment three
we're beyond cure, and little Jennie was
one OF that number The father OF tho
child had read of the above treatment. and
On his own respon,ibiiity-anI that too
without consultation with tho attend
ing phySician-hg ObtanaI tin mix
ture, taking two tablepoonfuIs of e9cT. .
but he now CousiIars that one of each T
would have been sufficient. and there
would have hean loss danger of burning tho I
carpet, otc The child was in bed bra9tl- /
ing so loud that it could be heard all over
the mouse; but as soon as the tar and tur-
pentlno began to burn sl5 was reIievaj .
and breathei quite freely AMI soon com
lnrhced To cough and raise; and to the
fathers surprise and delight She commenced
TO gain from that moment lie followed IN
TINS treatment for three nights the attond-
ing physician approving it, and the child to-
day Is we'll The other two children alluded
to above did not have this form of treat
ment, and they ara numbered with the
dead
This remedy may not be aa iufalllJIe cure
IN all cases, and with all persons but surely
1t could do no harm in cases tina have been
given up as inCurablc by tho maIicaI man.
The father sail that ne would aIvi,, tn,
from the apartment where this
treatment i, 10 be applied Of III articles
that would Le likely t. he injured D.. the
smoke Of the Ingredient. before sertiDr fire
10 the mixture.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
COENEETIONS

A. Palatka with Jacksonville. Tamna Il Kov
guStine, Green Cove Springs, .Jack,nnE-f'!Ia
ana an al points North, East ana West, ana with
up river steamers for South Florida. 4 I.C
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer ',f,ity Of
falalINa, and Steamship City Of Monticello.
pha. etc.
Mail trains make close connection both wavs
VIA j. /. L X. W. B'y., at Jacksonville with Al
lantic Coast Line Fast Mail
At Waits Crossing with Florida Railroad
ana Navigation Co, for Waldo.
At Gainesville with Savannah. Florida &
" eStern KY for Tallahassee, Sayaunahaud nj
points North East and West and with Florida
railway and Navigation Co, for Cedar Rev
F'uSaCola, New Orleans and Tampa.
AT ocaIa with Florida Railwavand NsIyfr3.
tI"u % and Hacks for Silver Springs.
AZ LGesburg with the st. Johns ami Lake
EuStIS division of the Florida Southern PsfI-
way, and boats on Lake Harris to- points on
At Pcmbcrton's Ferry with Hack line rny
and south Florida. ''i'''
;. EONANT, O. " RRQUV-r-Fr
HVl'tEa manager. EcnI Pass. a gent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
An Ingenious Arrangement.
Exchange

The dome of the Pantheon ,vrara 4n~o !
entombed rests on rollers. Recently an ex-
act duplicate of the dome va. cCTsfr,,,+o,l
FOR the observatory at Nice hut Inv an in.
seH'ous arrangement it was placed uno1 a
reservoir Of air, which. in turn. rest ur23
water IN circular basin This .,-.ra5n Of
suspension is said to be SO perfect mat. in
spite OF the great weight. o -farle persos
can turn It completely round
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
The Way 1t Is Done.

A plan practiCed successfully al Cape May
ana Atlantic City last year was hi: The
'oJourners would spend several weeks at a
MODEST cottage, where the prices were mod
crate, and then when the last week Of their
stay came they would move over t. a big
hotel and bloom out in enough aristocratic
style to cover their whole vacation with
glory When they returned home they
could truthfully say that they had an ex
Geedingly pleasant stay at such ami such
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
w a n TED.

Orange grove in exchange for good paving
property in Philadelphia consisting Of fdres
BRICK houses, value Sl,000, mortgaged $500
AT per cent, long time to run. The grove
must have good buildings to make pleasant
home, and healthy location. Address
5. u. GOULD, Patterson. \.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21

Sold by all druggists
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree. THE SWIFT specific Co
Drawer 5. AtIanrn Gn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
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for the benefit of suffering humanity. and
IN heartfelt gratitude atthc wonderful ras,jIts
uteh 10 only my duty to give this uuS0lci-
,Tu ii'st iinohy IN favor Of Swift'S Specific
ny Wlle mas been afflicted with hereditary
Eczema or Salt RhCum from her infancy. +
has increased in iutensitywith each succeed
!I'G year, ana being somewhat skilled in med
iclHemySelf, | tried cvcryrcmpdyI couldrhipI,
OF Tor yearS-SarSapariIIa combined yvifb
every form of POtasSifU, "Cuticura' mills If
every KIND, but they only gave temporary re-
IitI. Duflng the spring of 1854 her lower cy-
'hiill's hCGamC SO IntiamCd ana sore that
she was obliged to keep them cDnsr9nrI,-
coated with cOyereriHg of "Fuller's Earth :,
HlNeu Wet ana allowed to dry on AmOn,r
other things, she was afflicted win a narinIi-
eau ncEOuS headache, occurring REGULARLY
every seven days, sometimes followed hv in
lcrnIttcnt fever for weeks at a lime 81 'rro+
hcr life became a burden to her
rms spring determined She Sh0uII fake =
:. -, ana l"ij.W strictly the directions i'm re-
2alI 10 @'.,, " ct, etc. This was about seven
ne Gi,ri>2 seemed to increase: the bUruifler
I.'h!5l| ana Inflammation became uubpur;lbIr
Nu', however, perseVrrcd in the use Of the
lho'il'in". After taking the Se,uHI both. ne
miHHma' ion began to SuhSilr Aftnr thn
'hifi hottie the inflammation diSapprarpd ana
sore spots urrd up and turned white ANA
~'diH; ami HI3IlN Size brushed them of in mn
III lFtipab' e white powder rescmblingpure salt.
she Is now taking the sixth borflr rbrn,.
four times daily. Every an
ITHftItce OF the disease has gone. ana hrr
ir>h Is becoming soft. white ana smooth
'E'in and what is more, her pcri0dic3l
lc3IdrheS nave disappeared. and She is now.
a. - years OF age, enjoying the only rood
loaIIh IN" mas known for upwards of u wears
\" W"ader ~hn declares with emphasis that
very bottle % :. :. :. Is worth a Thousand
lines its weight in gold.
Any further information conraruiu.r hrr,
'ase will be chcerfully given 10y herself mt
Ter residence, l3J MulIctt street. or bv me.
JOHN F. BRADLEY.
4 - III
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
CARRYING THEU. S. MAIL
THROUGH FAST NAH.

t.--
r- wa +'.'i WA
HC1,, .&siLl ron compartment Palace Steam
/ r. - - 80 hSeN\ LIE ut the DcRal.,
iti2 ,t'H"Ilt S line, and ii. b. PLANT, OF
U. '.It' : iAhr, VIII perform the Fast Mai
/ N'iN zee. iral ing =, +. and W. hallway Com.
ihlA s wharf, 'lj T. m, and d" BHry-Baya Nrr.
oola1 y iduo Mhafi, foot OF Laura street. daily
x" 7. m, for PuIatEa, Aston DrTnDj
TURNING ln.Iy-ne san rri 80 ~, - 'SLs'- lIc
jacksonville carly next ,l,1r.,iI, LIZ d,
close, connections with trains roraH n"inr.
North, E2Nt ANA West,
Trp,r-,,, ~ ,.,,, r,
, ''|'"i'A'
80 y y, ~, .tlc ,j.'iE Saturday excepted
III % T.. I'D. Tor sanford. Enterprise. ana al in
T M ld'',.iI-E. returning, leaves san
rI.,f,, Ct ~ d. 'il2 "b Jacksonville early
$50. "a
l,,,..,I W., ''|"r IS M'NncSd1} ana
p .,''' ,I,lhy7 ll-n,aHd Park, Steamer
fi,,,,,,-I ~, ,fr'.'''iF an" lh"f~eat and @ucS
''''-'' ~ i"'N' "'>>'Il'
|ANNSo>NiLLE, rALhTKA s. ,I.,-il.-.r ,-Ir.,-
DIVISION
T.,,.. I,..l.........t..
~, N.''.'' ''' aiii fd'ttaH tdst Mail
t,..,,,,r ~. ~ -. ~ a. H' g Faatka,
frr,r,fi,lr '' ll, '!!'',r Lll"I'}-~ Re
SuuJ,v ..f am. m .r KIN ~ u,l'iy except
meets. 81 ,r...I ,,.,ti '' '' ID, Ilt. 'pll-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
Notice of Attachment,
Attachment.

InIlrcUlt count FiIth Judicial Circuit u j'I0r-
ida, Putnam COUNTY
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21

JAS T. JACKSON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
Notice Of IncOrnnratLnn-

PuiatNa, June 20, 1SS5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21

Detroit, Mich. May lG, lSS5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-21
agtS for Binghampton Oil Rsfin-
eTy-aIi kinds Lubyicatirg Oil.

wye E.4 70 specially Of ana goods. vvhfrb "a
ana Savannah prices arc
tGtNt "Ur stock an inspection before MR.
T ,..-E 49," ii'Fe. t'.- examine our Price liar
II y h-L.L-LLu gIN en- nri.r- fr.r- rttsfar.n,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

Many Of she Seattle exc1rsionizts. IN.
Guiding shs members Of the 'sReds,H ar
rived from Victoria yesterday. SHORTLY
after nooR- Tkev report having had q
very pleasant time. fhe defeat Of the
keds was q great disappointment to sli
and the boys left Izost Of their Surplus
cash behind, % the result Of the game.
Al intelligent gentleman who had no
particular interest in the game rivss
the foIioWing statement Of toe causes
which led to ths defeat of ths Seattle
sean- In the Hrss place, the fasss
seemed % be against the Reds, as thew
played oas Of lzck from the start: added
To that the ampire Was very Unfair ia
bis decisions. which had taudeucy 70
discourage the Seattle boys. The una
pire was j. w. Grffiths, for the pxss
ei9ht yeas an active nenber Of the Vic
toEla team, and man whose euthusi
asm woald tend 10 sEsrve his Judgment
in favor Of the team Of which be il. or
has been, al active member.
Shortly after ten O'Clock the rain had
ceased. and game vas called. the Ami
ties going to the bat, and before the
umpire could be made TO decide three
men Out. the nine had Scored ten rams.
This gave the Fietoria peopIs courage,
and faose who had previously refused
10 oaek their team fos a cent, nov came
out freely vita their money. Not TO be
outdone the Seattle boys plAnked up
their last dollar, right in the face Of
such terrific odds. At the close Of the
fifth inning the game stood: Reds, 10;
Amitiss, IL; and II looked as though the
Seattle team vOuld sureiy ossrtake
and outstfip the yIctorians before the
close Of the game, bat the Bfitishers,
Who ara no snide players by any means,
got down 10 their work and rolled up
i've tailies in their sixth inning, and
three tn their seventh, which placed the
game beyond the reach of the SeattI.
niue. Following is a copy of the Off
eial score Of the game:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

..w,vsTcx. d. c., Nav !, 1855.
- ~ Rsseigsr, La tsf9.as, crs.
49,. With ysur letter OF
49, ~ Ise5, you transmitted I'toof
jssa b. Abraham svis5sF. claifn
sz sss osiIy heir OF Charles b.
iE = N.sssaesl, on the homestead en
sssse 1s9a made March z5, lseis for
iIT - aSH Of the noFthvest quarter
~ - - gf and the easi bali Of tiie
4 se.ss srartaF Of section %, town
- - r.n.zs ~ east; also protest
~ ~ = 4. Angiistas. admiIistfster o.
- 80 y Of Charles h. sSlsner' oe,
- ssniuss the acceptance OF said
ssa y declining 10 repressus toe
fkesss - a Ffsaees h. Svishers widow
!. xsseessd enfFJnsn. II v,...
= ss<.ssss that Charles b. s~Isaef
- May. less, leaving wIdoS, Bot
- s.s-..s. y She died In November.
= - sftsr dsvisrnR the tract IN question
Z fsrs and Charles waterway nef
= -, -. I'd sister, who are minors. and
ssss ,hSir interest the protest vas
yea decided in favor Of the
-. - al referred 20 nay pred'soes-
y ,ssser Of FsIbruary, 1873. 70 the
s...r - asd Ksoeiver at Fergus Falls.
- III d. 1861 a. precedent.
- - dseision referred 10 seems 70 ~
- "a rrovisions of stction z.si ks-
- sssssses, which reads: lhe per
- .sakiag sunh entry; or, 1t DO be
- ~ widow; OF. In eass OF her
- - - hesrs or dsviaee shall
= s..s;sIsd q 4 piEtent." For this res-
- - anshie 70 agree with your oon
- srd thefefore reverse yoar de-
s..ssa. Adviss all parties IN interest,
.ss,.ssae -, he usual time for appeal. and
..sssssfser rsgoft the result. Respect
- W.. A. J. SPARKS, Oomm'r.