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The National Museum Closed TO-mor.
Col. Sharp's Resignation.

MR.. JAMES MAYNARD To BE ACTING CHIEF OF
POST OFFICE INSPECTORS.
Col A. G. Sharp, the chief OF the Post Office
inspectors, resigned to-day, and his resignation
has been accepted by the Postmaster General.
Col. Sharp has retained the Office since the 4th
Of March at the request of Postmaster General
Villas, and the latter this morning, in speaking
to STAR reporter Of the efficient services rem
dered by Col. Sharp, said that Col. Sharp's pri-
sary for him to leave the service before the de
partment was ready to dispense with bis ser
vices. Gen. Villas said that he had not selected
the depredations division, will act as chief in
spector until q new chief has been appointed.
Cob. Sharp has been in the service for nine
years, having entered as an inspector, and by
gradual promotions reached the head Of the
service He expects TO go to Chattanooga, Tenn,
WILLS FILED To-DAY-The will Of the late
Christopher Hager; nisd in the Probate Court
grandson, - 900 when he reaches 81 years, the
money to go. in case Of Sloman's death, to the
Of the deceased. To the college at Gettysburg
he leaves $500. for the benefit Of INDECENT stu
dents; like sum to the foreign missionary soci-
and like sums to the Washington City Orphan
Asylum and the Church Orphanage, and to
dren The rest Of bis estate Is LETT to his wife.
daughter, Mary Sophia Kaiser, during her life,
and to RaseIp
bond of SIC, OOO.-The will of Adam Kraemer,
named executrix, was fied to-day.--Also, the
will of Caspar Schafer, who leaves his estate to
Catherine Schaefer, his widow. and the viii OF
Sarah A. Foss, who leaves her property to her
husband, children and grandchildren.
The Police Court will begin its session at
O'Clock to-mor1ow morning. The other courts
are in recess now, but the clerk ONCE and other
ofIices will be closed.
Yesterday afternoon at Ivy City there was q
scrub race, two mile heats, between John Sim
mons, 8. b. O.Q. staples and Al. Gieason's b. m.
Jennie q, Cor 800, which was won by Sim.
mons horse. The best time was 6:A2
RANGE or THE THERNoNETHR-Thef follow.
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to day:
3 AM, 05.2; z am, $50; IL am, 08.7: PM.
70.6; maximum. 70.S: minimum, 64.6.
Mr.. KELLY, whose appointment as minister
to Vienna was ignored BY the Austrian author.
ities, win return TO this country at once nom
Paris. and win notbe appointed to any other
once. a5te
VIM. Lacy Kenly, Of Baltimore county, was
the winner at the competitive examination for
the West Point cadetship nom the "a May
land nal "A
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OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.

On and after JUNE 14TH. 1885 trains will Leave
nom and Arrive at 9Th and streets Depot follows:
Lave Washington Gam. and ABS pun. daily, ar
i've al Belmont Park 1851 and 6.c6 p.m; Lees
bur- llOl a IN ard 636 pm. arrive at Round Hill at
li:43 a In and .:lS pm Returning. leave Round
and S:56 pm: Belmont Park 6d54 am. and 1888
pm. and arrive At ashington at S;35 and o:4O
pm
special excursion rates and Sunday trains to BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates TO
al points =. NJ. BkOPHY.
superintendent. Alexandria
Z J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
Penn WASHINGTON
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THE GREAT

THE GREAT r.. norma
70 THE SSsSfiMsN &tAS AS HS ssogsInxEsr.
Eel II EfFEc 1c June s 5I isss. "hNi
Trains leave Washington from station corner ofeth
For P!tsburs and the West Chicago Limited Express
Ine $50 r. daily 10 cncnna and s Ioa
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati
seShicaso. Win Sleeping Car Altoona % chicago.
eS %, sna 6
and Harrisburg TO Louisville; connecting at Har-
ers for cleveland aud ST. Louis Pacific Express,
10P. NJ daily for Pi;tsburg and the West with
z
For BIS % EeesessI Buffalo b Nasra
Cars, Washington TO Rochester
For New York ami the East 7:15. $50 and HOO A.
dat $50 NJ 500 400 1000 PM Nm and ID i 2di
For Boston without change Change ssoS NJ eve-y day.
M trains ann ssD s5ra
Ing drec, transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding dou
For Ps. .a oa lS $50 and Iloo an 200
e: sfs asa ESQ., 5 5ao AN da ara
For Baltimore. ss5. 7l5, $50 $40. $50. HOO A.
n, l2.o5; 300. 40o, 425. 4:4O, 800, 40, 1000
ll0o M 200. 400. 900. 40. loco F. M. and
For Popes Greek Line. 7:15 AM. and 4:4o P. NJ daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis 6:S5 A NJ, 1205 and 4:a25 NJ dafly
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM.
ALTMAN DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
INGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexardris. 6.O. 200, 925, 1yOI and IL :35 A.
NJ. $50, 4:16, I:45, 6:y5, SOS, and l:37 p NJ On
SUNDAY al 900 S:25. ! Ol A, M, sos PM.
For Richmond and the south. 500 and IL .Ol A. NJ
daily. and 4:lo PM daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 500, 500
LOCO, 1910 M. loo. 3,D5. 323. $40, ..tl5 and
1l:S5 T. NJ and l2:lO midnight except Monday
On sunday at 500 and 1910 A. NJ; 705 and IL ::S5
Pm. and l..:lO night
Ticl eis ana information at the Office, northeast cor
Der of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station, where orders be left the Checking
OF baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS- E PUGH. ]. X. WOOD
General Manager 1ie22I General passenger 0apt
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TOMORROW.

O BENSINGER, Aucfoneer,
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES CARRIAGES,
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
Parties having Horses, Carriages or Wagons to dis
pose of will find this the best method We have con-
sfany hand at private sale large and wen assor-
ed stock of Wagons Carriages, Buggies, Harness, &c.
&C. Wa I'm
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RANGE or THE THERxoxxrIR.-Thef follow.
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
An, 05.2; am. $50; n am. 68.7; 2 p.u.,
70.0; maximum. 70.S; minimum, GAG.
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nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
II Urinary Diseases In 4Shours Nervous Debility
Organic Weakness caused by indscretion, Poisonous
Diseases Of Blood, affecting Throat, Nose and Skin.
Sold at STANDIFORDS st Cloud Pharmacy, 9th and
streets Price So Sent bv mail sealed aulo-mwf
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ARD LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. r. NEW YORK
SERvIA..... Sat. Aug sERvIA-....-,- Sat. Sept
GALLIA-..-..-SaI.. Aug. Is tALLIA..-Sat. Sept. IL
AURANIA-...Sat Aug. ~ AuRANIA..- sat, Sept 10
ETRURIA.--.-Sat. Aug % ETRURIA.~-Sat., Sept. %
AND EVERY SATURDAY FkOM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-$6O $50 and 500,
accoFdiug to accommodations
Sfeefage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu-
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the COmpanys
office, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
Cabin to OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. COS 9TH street,
Washington, d. G.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, New York.
MesSrs OTIS BIGELOW & Co. d.
o.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

." H HEMPLER'S OPTICIAN STORE
IL 453 Pennsylvania avenue
Opera and Marine Glasses, Astronomical and Field
Telescopes Thermometers, Barometers. Microscopes
Magnetic Compasses, Magic Lanterns, Slides, Tfi rs
EVENING bargains during the day. anl -6ts
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VIM. Lacy Kenly, Of Baltimore county, was
the winner at the competitive examina41on for
the West Point cAdetship nom the "a NAVY
land congressional distxicA
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SAFE

TIWOHTEE8SALE :, h0|
Il As Trustee Of John Lee Chapman, dece:; 3d.; y:
will expose to public sale ON the premises Ct Bue
Ridge summit, Pa, Western Maryland RR, AOoISI
TWELFTH, 1855. at TEN A. n, threestorZ M3 3,,
the Maryland line, and fronting on hetroeo: also
Chapman Park, in very desirable lots cor sam e
residences; adjoining r. T. station, and 80 miles nom
Baltimore superb views pure mountain wstef an9 .
large virgin forest trees The Park has been LAID OUT
In ~ lots. nom \ Of an acre TO acres
Terms; Ten per cent cash. to be paid on day Of sale
onethird including the ten per cent the conhrma-
zion of sale Of September balance With interest nom
LIST September, 1885, In two annual payments.
au7-3t N. L. CHAPMAN.
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Changes i'm the Pay Department.

Changes i'm the Pay Department.
The following changes in the stations of OFF,
GERS of the pay department are ordered: Major
VIM. E. Creary, relieved from duty in the de-
partment of California and ordered to Chey-
enne, relieving Major A. 8. Towar, who is
ordered to Detroit, relieving Major l. o. Dewey
Major Dewey is ordered to Washington, for
duty in the Office of paymaster general.
Major A. B. Carey will be relieved from duty in
the Office OF the paymaster general, september
3Oth, and will be ordered to San Francisco.
The National Museum Closed TO.mOr.
As mark Of respect to the memory of Gen.
Grant, the Smithsonian Institution and the
National Museum, in this city, will be closed
tomorrow, the order taking effect at 8 O'Clock
to-day.
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STEAMERS.

ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier, No. AZ North River, foot Of Morton
street. New York
Normandie, Frangeul, Wednesday, Aug. IL, am.
st Laurent de Jousselin "Wednesday, Aug 19, pm
AmeriQue Santel Wednesday, Aug. rs, $50 am
SiGsrmain Trano, Wednesday, sept 2, II am.
Banque Transatlant9ue of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
ban, Agent, No. . Bowling Green. New York.
Messrs. BELL & CO., Agents for the District of
Columbia. 1437 Pennsylvania avenue.
aus Washington. ID. C.
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ME-. KELLY, whose appointment Is minister
to Vienna was ignored BY the Austrian author
itiee win return 70 this country at once nom
ONCE.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND. August 5.yirginia skies, past.
due coupons. 654; new tenforties, 33 new three6,
55ia; North Carolina skies. old, 111as bid to-day
BALTIMORE, ND, August Cotton firm and
Guiet;nmddling 10,s Flour firm, with fairly .ctlye
$40; 40; do extra 59a4 25 do family 4S5a5 %: city
brands as0a5 90 PatsRseo family, $50 DO super;
active western about higher and insctiye southern
IS bid No; western winter red, spot, S5a95A
bsr, 1885, asked. 6crn~southern higher and arm:
western higher and neglected. southern white 8Oa6l:
DO yellow, 6Oa62: western mixed, August. 5S1Aaoo;
$5ass: westerh white, s7ass; d. mixed. 34a36;
prime to choice PennsyivanSia and Maryland 100
Mess pork. IL SOas1 7 Rnik .u meatsNsaoulders and
clear clear ZIP 1b Sues ss packed a6 ~
butter anet,westerD packed. Sail; creamery 16sl9
refined. sasas Cofee steady and quiet-Rio cargoes.
sott, 81; COPPER redned dull Io's WHEY steady.
1IOaI IL Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
ceTSa Isl grain 81 PEI SOsr snsbes:
corn. 6'OO bushels; loats 5000 bushels; re, dO0
busheis Shipments-hour 878 barrels wheat. 20 OOO
bushels.
To-morrow. the occasion Of Gen. Grants funeral,
there Will be rkofa
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CHOLERA INCREASING AT MARsEILLEss-U.
8. Consul Dufois, at Havre, France, reports TO
the State department that cholera ct Mar
settles Is on the increase. Upon his own recon-
thorough inspection OF all vessels leaving Havre
bound for American ports
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ORDERED TO WAsHINoTON.-Major e. B
Miiliston, Sd artillery, viii be detailed from
duty at the school OF application, Fort Leaven-
WORTH, kansas, upon the expiration Of his pres
ent leave, ana VIII report to Washington bar
racks Tor assignment % . station.
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nj CUNNINGHAM, Halter.
M 0entlemen's Straw Hats Rleached and Trim
nneo Also light colored sun Hata Cleaned and Trim
med 6l1 b northwest my5
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MEDICAL, &c.

T AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
Il skllful Female Physician, should consult the
original Mrs DR.. WILSON, No. s Park Place. 18th
st., between 3 and Che. au6-6ts
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THE AFGHAN WAR CLOUD.
Russia's Military PREPARATIONS.


ST. PETERSBURG, August THE imperial
council of war has ordered the formation Of a
separate artillery department of the army for
the Trans-Caspian Russian provinces.
,. the majority OF the Russian newspapers pro
fic declarations of Prime Minister Sails bury.
They base their distrust on the perceptibe and
constant increase Of Englands military prepare
tons.
The Journal de st. Petersbourg says the re-
ports Of the concentration of Afghan troops in
the vicinity of Penjdah and dispatch thithe of
more Russian soldiers are unconfirmed.
FortifyinS Herat Against the Russians.
LONDON, August 7.-Dispatches sent from
Meshad, in Persia, near the Afghan frontier,
say that the British officers in Herat are we'll
treated by the inhabitants, and that their health
is excellent, despite the torrid weather prevail
ing there. The work of fortifying Herat against
q possible Russian advance is making rapid
progress. The ameer il preparing another large
force of Afghan troops for the protection OF He
rat. The aIneers son will be placed in nominal
command of these troops. The same dispatches
state that the TurcOmanS of Merv are greatly
excited against the Russian soldiery because of
their alleged brutal conduct towards the native
women.
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25c CREAMERY Butter
THE FINEST, 25c.
POOLE, BROOKE & CO.,
944 Louisiana avenue
DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Terms-STRICTLY CASH.
jy9 GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 pm. prices
ofhe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. IL Dodge. 5,9 18th street.
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A SUIT TO RESTRAIN THE PATENT CoMMrs-
SIoNER.-TO-day a bill was filed by Louis Bag
ger q Co., for Laurent Ruel, TO enjOin the COM
missioner of patents from issuing patent for
machinery for the manufacture of felt boots,
DC, on the ground that the invention in ques-
ton was stolen from the petitioner by James
Brandy, OF Lawrence, Mass, and assigned to
Walter NJ Brewster
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AUCTION SALES.
V0HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SIX HoRsrs CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AT
AUCTION.
On wEDNrsnAy AUGUST TWELFTH, q
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my salesroomA !
One Spotted Horse, sound except eyes, years Old;
One pair OF Yellow Horses sound, years oio;
One Nay Horse. sound, years oIG O ,..-. o,A.
One Sofrel Horse, sound, except yosAs o'o'
One Surrey Wagon:
Three Top BuGgies;
One Cabolette OF best make. ...-,u
The above stock Is in splendid condtion horsss w1n
Terms caah T8ONAS BOWLING,
au7.dts Auctioneer.
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PROFESSIONAL

nR. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST
DCoFns, Bunions Tub and Inverted Nails, Vascular
Excrescences and all diseases or the feet treated At
his Establishment, l%l6 Pennsylvania avenue (oppo-
ate Wiiasd's Hotel. Dir MITES 26th consecn-
tahlishmenf IL North Eutaw Sd Once fee, 81 sit
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03
Grants Estimate Of Blair aud Por
ter.

General F. p. Blair, who command.
ed q division of the campaign. joined
me at Milliken's Bend. a fnll-dcdged
general, without having served IL .
lower grade. / had known Blair In
Missouri, where I had voted against
him for Congress in 1868. knew him
as o frank. nositive aud generous man.
true to his friends even to a fault, but
always a leader. I dreaded his COM
ing; 1 knew from experience that it 10
more difficult TO command two gener-
ais desiring to be leaders than to COM
mand an army Differed intelligently
and with subordination. 1t affords mo
the greatest pleasure to record now my
agreeable disappointment in his char
acter. There was no man Drawer than
he. o wal there any who obeyed all
orders of his superior in rank with
with more mnquestioning alaerily. He
was one man rs a soldier, another as .
politician.
The navy, under Porter, was oil it
could be during the entire campaign.
Without its assistance the campaign
could not have been successfully made
with twice the number of men engag-
ed. 1t could not have been made at
all. in the way it was. with any num-
Der of men, without such assistance.
The most perfect harmony reigned be-
tween the two arms of tho service.
There never was a request made. that
l am aware of, either Of the hag-oficer
or any of his subordinates. that was
not promptly complied with. From
Gen. Grants Taper in September Cen
fHfN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03
susse.ted From the sor.p-Book.

Equal parts of oil of caiuput and oil
of peppermint, applied locally, relieve
the pain of neuralgia and govt.
Hcroton oil be shaken up with alco-
hol its irritating properties are dissolv-
ed, aud it acts as q powerful but benign
purgative.
Strong black tea, usedcold. forms an
excellent propiylactic against common
..sore throat. A solution of table
salt, ono dram to = pint, is also efica-
cious.
The injurious actions of coffee on the
organs Of digestion is said 10 be obviat-
cd by the use of sugar with it, and in
this case it is not only harmless but alb
solutely beneficial.
An alkal0id derived from the inner
bark of the pear ire has cured cases of
intermittents which have resisted quiz
nine, arsenic, etc. The alkaloidis call
ed ..pereirine." and is given in quanti-
ties Of thirty grains per day. Dr. Ger
reira, of Brazil, c~ohsideres that it may
become = rival to quinine, and DR..
Baker. of Brazil, thinks that its destined
to become agreat blessing to malarial
regions.
The depression Of spirits andnervous
exhaustion for the relief Of which many
persons fly to large or repeated dose
Of aicohoi, may be much more effect
9ally combated by a~lyolatile (arolnatie)
in suitable doses, says dram, This
restores the spirits and rouses the en-
ergy in a remarkable manner, and 10
free from the pernicous effects attend
ing the use. OF abuse. Of whisky and
| brandy.-Medicat World
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03
n-eaeaxuered ytcksbarx.

49, 80. ~.
10y zosn.-Sinee that lhe tegu-
ia1.slege mas c~onslnue0. We are ettets
Y cut on from the WORD; sorronnded
q = clrcle o. nte. oula y % WISE
seo ScorPion 20 stlns ourselves 70
ooa!ns Inc nery shower OF shells goes
y. ~ Aue nsgnL rs uPatlo
- oouaso, y gone. ms ounce closea.
every man mas to carry pass In his
Pocket. People 90 nothing but eat
wnns tney = get,s'eeP When u eau
sn0 doIge the shells; lhere are three
anseEva,s Whcn the shelling stops. clth-
y lgrs tue guns 10 9 OF TOT the gun
MoIs inleais' : suPPose'.aDout eigns N
sno norn'ns' inc same IN the
hau .. noon. ~ .nas tilae We nave
Do.n 70 Ptepare and ea. ours; CON
my cannot De wasneu OF anythlns else
uoas, s,nstne lsel anu zzu, Wnen the
.ssutts weEe mace on inc 'lnes y
WAscneN the soldlers cooklns on q
Eteen opRosite. Inc haii-spent pals
all tne way tIoih tnose lines
49,. ny.ug 50 .nlck tlat they were
So.lgea 20 1oage az stutn. q. AZ
ssae yases sould see RON .ny lgn
p sn, peoPle were SUNNY. Gazing Ineir
e poo n,. suppGrs A. inc cave ao1fs. ready i
~ I.uaEs ~ asa;n. AS .ae n1ss sheli
agaln new laey a'vcu:: anu Q . nus
mau1 oelas wss vlslo'e' no sharp
cluskae .. INC mu~sAe'ly.ns'n was =
S au.l eoI. las ~ ~ 1u1 slca .ae
ssua . NIL asnluA .. ...o uogs ana cs.s
A.uos. gL s.aIvs", We eon : ~
any moss P.'1e' ,r s nann p.oI.ng
uau. ,..s 10y
s;s.t musy suI 80 ~ ~ nus =, 800 ~
III =. " so.aas. . - w s ssan ~ J.n asy'
;si.as tne .ossass ss. =. .u.a :sussamSn.
sna =. aIy =. Mro. -. uuae.ucu
- ule 80 aosls UNIV lssuL as :. VIZ
.ns ~ soa.u = nIs.,. hnus.
Mou.u NV Mes, h a1on Anow
VIA ' o:ne.s Wy. uus We Ioao |ue cS au,
aoe sostons ~ a,s' nIctan,s oor n"nsss
sdis nsa eaeaa -, ho = , D.vu d;m no ';ah,
auu so sa .S.ea', ,I slen ~. .n Is,,; a. nsa.
~ .ne colaa. " ns H. . .ilo seii n.. ao aae
-. .Ils;,ss = Ma.H = a o,';sh ' s.; M ss'
w. .m;... . 1 snsa. my" .Sa - s sun .nS
s ss = my sne H. Ne1.ns a hnt
. rsh.s h's - s vop .,;nns wh;c% sm, sa
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Shors Snaps.

DO do think that the best way to
teach your baby to.walk would be to
give il In charge of . stepmother2
Does it necessarily follow that all
hlacksmiths must be wicked men be-
cause they are much given to vice?
Il - fact that those people who on
u .-sing to please themselves are not
often difficult to pleased
When . photographer, in the exer-
else Of his business, uses . black cloth,
does he do SO in order to make his
camera obscurap
Must your ki.chen fire be ofa dissi-
pated' disposition because it goes out
every night
Can 1t be really true that. 0 quiet
sermon often proves TO be . NOV dis
course?
Does it necessarily follow that aero
bats are unprinciplcd men because they
poise an each other?
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Land ONCE At Lrana rorxs, OAK, Sept II, 1885,
Notice " hereby given that tho following named settlers
have died notice Of their intention to mako anal proof
In support ofthsir claim. and thst said proof will b.
Lake, DIT, on October II, 1855, Wis: PIlEBE BROWN,
Da No G2Z,, for the ssA -ec "a, town ia, range 81.
sho names the following witnesses y prove her con-
Deliiall. l'earcs Noi man Fearce DAVID Mclvan D Corn
well, all ~of1racy, Oak.
Also, DELILAH PEARCE, II 4 No 1854, for the no
u SEC ~, town IA, range 62.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove her con.
ttnuous Residences upon and cultivation Of said land:
Phoebe Brown Luther Lunose Norman Pesrcs David
Mclvan, all OF Tracy, DIT.
Am -. a ~ TvHr NV n>vl~H~x +.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03

Dyer Townsend of Rutland, Vt,
IA Guido his grandson working in tho
field. although 81 years old, aud never
uses q Saddle, in riding young colts
He hauled logs from the woods all win-
ter alone.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03

Land Once at Grand Forks, OAK, Aug q, 1885,
Notice IL hereby given that the folio wing manned settle.
has filed notice Of his intention 10 make Aasl proof
10 support Of hts claim, aud tlat said proof will be made
before T 9 Saunders, clerk Of district court, at II Devils
Lake, d I, on October o, 1889, viz: LARS u LARSON,
for the seM sec 81, town la, range Gs.
He names the following witnesses n prove bis con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land.
Ole Hagen Chrstian Doll r r Doll Andrew Osthus, all
Of Crary y q, Ramsey ca, DIT.
z3-S BIC. TIvvAsv, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-10-03
TO WW0N-lT nay CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A CERTAIN
IN promissory note given Wy the undersigned, dstsd
December 1S, 1884, for the sum Of 4o5, due November
Ii, 1885, with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per asnum, payable 70 Julius Crs.esne, a Julius era.
xun, or order, was obtained by misrepresentation and
fraud and was given without coniderstLOn. All per-
spns are notified not 70 purchase or negotiate for the
mme, - payment will be refused.
Dated at Devils Lake, DIT, ssEtsqhsr q. 1885.
Y q WAYNE d. GLE.