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Cheap Excursion to Pitt~burs Sunday.
September Goth.

The Beethoven Singing Society Of this
city, have arranged with the P, c. X St. l..
Ky, for q special train to Pittsburg and re.
turn, sunday, September 10th. Train will
leave at : o'clock a. m, (city time return
ing leave Pirtsburg at 20 P. NJ. Tickets
good until tuesday, September I'D inclu-
siye. Round trip 81 so. All are invited.
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vVANTED-By the h..'o- H
w Lad!e, to DO our 20 q,
hores s1nt promptly o. {.
ks,iIy learned can ma, ma .s. :.
rst,Se Art Work *
z. o. BOX ,iia
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Adai:.ona! Local on First Page.

WE caution the public against
agents who claim Ia sell goods tor
~ IA weekly pay ments. They ARE
iupO>iers. JACOB W. GRUBB.
NAAalnr
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SO
", WHEELING / {sEPIa
BARNUM & LONDON
BIG SHOWS!
Always United, Never Diyir.,
BARNuM RETURNS No Mo2,
BARNUM RETURNS NO Moe,
Greeting and Farewell TO IA.
Patrons,

Patrons. 90
With m!rgled regret and pride Iau-,
patrons that thi. IS p-sitiVel, the Ia. 49, :
my GEBhIk~I $40" ~ t,EIu AZ ,
LwSp"N CIgCJ : on America sol.
lugret beirg forced 10 take away -.
citizens an exhibition which they a '
c"iiy appreciated L ia,isaiy iar.u-
ar u,emen seeking people 0 fu-our
Opportunity OF seeing ihi, ,omu.r .
a world wide reputation, AMI no com. e.
C0uLtfy. | have ma, = nj. arrars,w.. q
tracts or is tIs' sp,r'atiOn u it,y.r .rr.
the Atlantic My able sud eNuerp..2
Messrs. Jamr' 4. Bailey aud lam. n =
will coNdu,t ibis NJ paralleled ra,erru.-
personal suIrryisIoi
The public, oStdrrt trgan'.
PHi:kA> / 84NS q,
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Ten 1'r"es "A Grander show THANH. p
fore. More Acts Introduced ~,
Features Added.
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The NaryoI9u Dog Ia,ni Boy. .Ei"h
G]uatemai.su NhLA Dhni'N>' 49,
lIlnd,o snake ChaTmrr. 100 pssAi a."
Full CiT.u, Companies. go Ir'fr
Champions OF the World g. 'g.Hf ~.
podroma with every kind 10. ."..'atf no .
iogioal Congress. < ea.ly rul.r.,i
containing representatives, 'Ipm r.ai
90 u,v,r, brrnap I.fpus nT aaHfl
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm a va
rietJ OrrsIOrS: So pieces for SI.SO,
DAWSON BROS.
2e3R Ns-ket Street.
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SACRED WHILE ELEpgAh

purchased Tor c.iU,.'u.
aer and Cur!ositIrs. Ia ned A.'
psgs. Iigs, Pontrs Lar. o. .
Goats, dc TWO HE%A. Ell
OF the raresi o. viii beasts g. r','..
Features never seen before o. ,.-
light every yisstn:.
Two PeItor,yancr- faru a
p M. Doors HPe" "H "'".
For the aeon 0tf.'.n
The crowd, on the gT0Ird'a
iisGed 1t BsumcT.. mt I'D.
where rnscrvcd uu.l,u =.
At the res ular pTi,- and
usual slight alyaD.e.
kc GCrrTR AdmF
,biijU'n under nil. ''ur. .....
Great Free Street B I|'0 N..' .-
rare suiruals and Oh.e,l.V-
rival 90. the show.
Excursion rates on ID. Hl.''
Washington. Ia DC'Unerl J,
s,rl".gI, -. % p sgt ~
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
seatserea Bann n-oraek ers.

The Philadelphia sunday Press says;
5" Big Franks gang is widely scattered
now. Every man has had bad luck.
Tho detectives got their identity down
fine Mt New Castle, and have followed
them closely. Jimmy Hope Ia serving
. sentence in California. Howard is
in the Michigan State Prison for the
Coldwater Bank robbery. Lawler kill
cd a man In New York, and WAS sent
up for that, and Big Frank Is back In
New Castle for the third term. Mccoy
has had great career as bank bur.
glar. He WAS q p,nce Of cracksmen,
and he killed his man In his time, out
got off on plea OF self-defence. He
was always thought to have had
hand In the great robbery OF the
Savings Fund, at Twelfth and Chest
nut streets, Philadelphia, on Sunday
morning. just after Mayor Fox's inau.
guration. a O. ol $780, 900 was the
haul made there--lsrRely in bonds and
other securities. A big sum OF money
and much gold plate was also taken,
but the bonds were after ward sent baok
by express. IL was al ways understood
that the burglars profitsd $4,000 by
the operation. Lately Big Frank has
gone down hill. To put It In the Ian
gusge Of . city detective, He has lost
his grip" The detective meant tina,
he hss lost his ambition, and isn't the
cavalier cut-purse he was when his
shrewd brain planned aud wis nimbit
fingers executed the gtea, robberies o
a dozen years ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

ATCo, Camden coun.y. N. j., NOV.
"a little son Of jacob Schendock, q
German farmer residing near here at a
place called Jacques Bridge, was horr!-
bly, mangled aud ms!med by hercs
hog belonging TO that gentleman last
Saturday. The brute had gotten ont of
the pom, and ths lad secured sone corn
and attempted to induce 1t to follow
him to the inclosnrc. He was walking
backward and the hog following eager.
ly to got the corn, when the lad
accidentally struck his foot against an
obstacle aud fell to the ground. Hs
was Immediately pouuced upon by the
animal, which deyoured tho corn
greedily and then, standing on the
prostrated form OF the ten-yaar old led
prevented him from rising The screams
OF the boy and his efforts To escape
apparently worked the brute into Il
frenzy, and it Immediately began &c
tear the aesh of his legs with ita tuslSs,
|lacerating them in q terrible maunei
and severing the leaders. In the mean
time while the brute WAS devourlug the
flesh on his logs with its tusks its sharp
hoofs were buried In the child's face
which was also terribly mangled rh'
oriee OF the lad brought assistance be
fore the rage of the brute had exhausted
Itself. A physician Vas Gated and IT
tended the CHILD. ] Gha lad does no
die he will In all probability lose tn
| use OF his legs.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

Will you allow me space In your val
liable paper to speak in regard 10 8
Communication headed Asbury Church
Improvement, of The 9th inst. The
writer speaks OF Asbury ss the old
mother church, which il true Union
and st. Panl's her grown up children /;
Grace, Scott and Brandywine as her
grandchildren Epworth. Madeley,
kingswooo and Wesley as her great
grandchildren. b., .las, of ali the
Numerous progeny of churches which
have sprung from old mother 'sbury,
there Ia one she does not care al 1t
owning, nor claims any denominational
relationship with. lEs name Is the
Household of Faith.
We caunot See why this poor, ,desrised
church is not one of old mother Asbury's
grandchildren, for its first pastor and
large Dumbe of Its mem bers came eut
of the so called mother church and why
does she disown it" We take pride in
Apostolic Doctrine, and 60 not think 1t
ain 10 shout when led by the Holy
Spirit; certainly it Is not on these
grounds that the mother church does
not care TO own its child. We do no not
detraci from some points OF the religion
OF John Wesley, the father of Method
Ism he believed in comipg Jesus, go
not Ared to bs owned Surely 1t is
not becauge we believe man TO be NOR
tai, and not Immortal, for the writer
has used sounu doctrine when he sale
Gould the od fathers of Methodism,' -
mind what he says, "now sleeping
peacefully in their graves''-theee are
bhe teachings of Psul and the doctrine
which the Household of Faith breaches,
ard he goes on to say" worshlp-
ped in Asbnry when their upward look
was met by the bare rafters, con ID wake
up now from their dusty bed" ere =
Sound logic, my brother; we see Won
believe In the fathers being as'tep
Christ bas promised that they snail
arise from that sleep at tho resurrection
OF the just immortal! being; according to
| your own opinion we are nos immortal
| until this promise takes place. We are
glad to have you see the light and own
1t, but woulh love to know wLv the
mother church does not care to own us.
1.-THE mother disowns its child and the
Heavenly Father loves and cares for us
, II mSfes no differences who Is against
rs. We ara few In numher. aud so
were the followers Of Christ when he
| was on earth the multitude would not
! iieten to his teachings the sane as TO-
day they will lot heed Gods W ord.
n. NJ. j.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

The entertainment Of Nibo's variety
troupe at Odd Fellows Hall, last even.
ing, was anite we'll attended, and gave
general satisfaction. The acting was
quite good and the performance Of the
trained dogs was especially pleasing to
the boys as we'll ss any OF the older
spectators. There will be an outdoor
exhi oition this afternoon ons thirty foot
pole. The performance will continue
throughout the week, and as the charge
Tor admission is only ten cents, the
hall will doubtless be we'll filled each
evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
News Summary
ATTACKED BY INDIANs-CLhlME IN
AGAINST THE G0vERNMENT--
FOREIGN COMMEKCE.
THE SOUTHERN FEVER.

Indians attacked the Nisouri Fori.
do Com pany's rancho In New Mexico
last Saturday, and young mar named
Shy was wounded. John Yeater ahd
his wife, who left De uing on that day
for the rancho. were killed by tho In
dians within five milss OF their destina-
tioD. Captain Caffee and company
who went in pursuit. OF the savages were
surprised by the lat Ar, aud one Of
the soldiers was killed . scout being
wounded.
A Pittsburg paper saye that the Ealti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company,
which has claims against tie Govern
ment for several hundred Thousand
dollars for transporting troops and
supplies TO the Army of the Potomac
during the late war, is making prepa-
| rstions to have Congress appropriate
suf1i Gle mt amouns of money for the
payment of these claims in full.
The Board OF Trade of Bath, Maine,
on Monday adopted the following reso-
luton We heartily concur in the
opinion of the New York Maritime
Exchange, that our T0rsiRu CON 10 cree
will perish unless the United States
Government shall step in and assist our
ship owners.
The New YrunsWick sehnoue- Bust
ris, from Savannah for st. John, put in
1T Vineyard Haven on Sa uTday, with
the captain and first 10 ate sick Of
Southern fever. They wera placed in
the Marine Hospital.
A special despatch from Il Paso,
Texas. Gays the settlements In Southern
New Mexico are again terror stricken
by the presence of hostile Indians.
/ Troops have been dispatched from
Dening.
the brigantipe Leureila, from Hall.
! fax for Kingston, Jamaica, with car
go of fish, potatoes and lumber, was
totally wrecked on the night of the "a h
ult. No lives were lost. About ote'
+, fourth of the cargo was saved.
! The Louisiana Board of Par1ors yes
terdsy refused 10 interfere in the mat
tsr Of the xecutions OF Patrick Ford and
john Murphy sentenced to be hanged
pe1t Friday for the murder of Captain
a. H. Murphy.
At Chicago yesterday ,J udge Prender-
gast after an official Canvass. decided
the new election law adopted. Ths
vote in Its favor was more than two 70
! one.
! Kingston, Ontaria, has Uttered from
seven attempts at iuc3Hjiarism within
n week. special ntsht patrol has
! been appointed to lcok oIt for the in
cendiaries.
| The Legislature Of Oregon met yes
| terday in spscial session for the pur-
| pose OF electing U. S. Senator to sue
coed James II. later. whose term ex.
pired on the 81 of March last.
There were 43 deaths from small. pox
! iu Montreal and it's suburbs en- Satur-
day and 3S on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
Annfyefsarfes, A

The twenty second anniversary OF
Erworth Sunday sdf COL will he held
this evening, beginning at 7.30. The
exercises will be interesting, instructive,
and varied In character, job Il. Jack.
son, Esq, will deliver historical I'd
dress on the occasion, which Hlll be one
Of the most importalr features of the
program.
An admission of ten cents will he
charged, " aid i'll phrchasinga library
for the school.
The 64th anniversary OF the Whining
ton Female Bible Sbciety will be cele
brsted this evening at 80 O'Clock in
tbs First Presby byterian church, Tenth
and Market streets The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
R cRp1ae of RSeV

REGINA, N. ", Nov. 9-Riel has
been respited until the l6:h il at. Tne
question whether the convicted rebel
viii be hanged or not is the political
question Of he day. 4 aistibruished
membar of parliament, supporter of
Sir John Macdonald, ,the Canadian PIE.
mier, and an Orangemar, soil on Nj L.
day "rh9 Govern IN MT must hang
Rtel. II they do not AZ d I,a-e for re-
election I will never " to to su1port Sir
John again: III did my c,n,iituents
wou,d laush ms out of tie "a g"
A leading railroad cfficia, vh1 in
other years had most intimate relations s
with Sir John. said "Untartunat"ly
for Risl, who is q scouudrs AT Il deserves
half dez@n hangiu.s his cl.e has be-
come q pohuoal question from when
There ia 10 eecape. Macdonald par
dons Riel he loses Ontario. 1.-The hangs
b IN no loses Quebec. And u ere you
have 1t in nutshell Whom can he
manage the easier? The French Jana
ilans, WHO are the under dog ia ths
L1minion, OF thr L lish and O-aaee-
men, WIN, iot a' are uaite4 on
phe 'hin9,n fAl+ L.Gging Of Ris.f
sec no ~" Ia nlel >
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

Try Bush's coal you will IKE ~.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson'e.
George +. Hodges, 607 Shiplcy street
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Head quarters for dolls Mt the 99c. store.
Birds and csges at fsrkers's, East end st
MIllard r. Davis, Icweler, 9 Il. and street.
City Laundry, sixth and Shipley streets
Fiae Is X. Rings, at Hsnfs, ID l. Fourth
Harting, sign painter. 22l West Seventh ct
The pri o tells. and everybody tells the
price OF Ways Express
uo to Heinel & son, for your rihes guns,
ETC.. No. ITO East Second street.
If you wish 70 get the latest style OF furni-
tiire, 10 TO Cannon 6ob ohtpley street.
Have your furniture repaired, upholstered
and vanished bv Cannon. sos Shipley street.
Wh-n = shoemaker is about to maksa boot
the fits. thing he uses IL his last.
For good butter and onects, 20 TO Ii. h.
Moore stalls ~ and II, Second streot market
house.
sunset Oox's great historic, II work, Union,
Disunion, Reunion, for sale by John y. Bry-
ant, 4l9 Shipley street.
burning oil, Harrison paint, perfuuery,
toilet articles and m cd icines Of every Kind al
| Booths Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
Doing shooting ?" asked stranger Of q
st. Lawrence boatman. Y~" 1'Netchei
k'lu 10 bueOt luc was LAC
calm reply.
wnikor q Linton, no. pos shipiey stroe,
| nsuse, sign painters and Trainers. Brios
/ staining speciality. Estinastes furnished
| tor city or country.
L There ia at the ut. Louis Exposition a
Jersey COW life re aod msds Of wood, and
| she gives four barrels OF milk every day
she WA built ~ pump factory.
| jay Gould drank full glass Of whisky
l tun ~ rva a kfau
tltQuor since A headache may charge The
destny OF the humbiest citizen.
A New York firm has split 2,coO trade 4 j.
lars and turned each dollar into pocket
matchbox Perhaps this ia VIII ,tthe Unitei
sta es Senate has been keeping the trade
| dollar for go long.
| To WILMINGTON Grocers w. r. Allen q
Co Third and KING streets, are receiving
| daily fresh lots of eggs, poultry and vege
| tables. Also New York State apples, grapes
caulitiowers, etc.
90 to W. n. Hartlove's, 30o T. Third street
Goods, Tsxidermy and tine Gums. Repairing
speciality. LocksmIthing and bell hang
inR attended to
Itis very easily explained why you car
buy sowing machiue cheaper OF Grossly, e2
Shipley street, than OF anyone else. He en-
plOys no oanvatsers, but gives the custom mel
the canvaseer com missions.
Gold, nowor rronse, velvet and pluGi
mouldlnss are all tho style. Frames mad,
| up from all kinds at 2b per cent. on OF usua
prioes. Baugh, 203 West Second street. p
S.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
Rum and honey is said to be one OF th'
best cough medicines for family. The VIE
can use ner sh sre OF fit-the honey-while tht
husband, with his usual self-sacrlhclng devo
tion gets away with the nasty ruin.
| PHASES OF LITB.
THB BANK OFFICIAL.
| To gamble, the funds Of the Dank he drew
l He robbed the widows and orphans. too
With thy thousand dollars no hed-
Another gcod man g)now NJ "they sale
THE PILBKRER.
| The night WAS bitter, the tramp WAS OLD
| He stole coat 10 keep out the cold.
tPursuit soon f)llowod, the chase was BRIEF
And tho crowd exclaimed, They havecaugh
1 the thiefn
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
The Fleetwood Reception.

The annual reception OF the Fleet
wood Assembly, which is to be given
in the lecture room c ;he Opera House
on Friday evening, promises to be al
enjoyable affair. The committee have
spared 10 pains to make This orc of the
most enjoyable events of tho season, and
those Wishing to spend an evening o,
enjoyme should not fail to attend Nc
questionable character will be aJui,tUd
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

The meeting of the Preachers Asso-
citation In Asbury M. f. church on
Monday, was quite largely attended,
there being present most OF the Metho-
dist ministers as well as ministers from
other demon nations in our city. Rev.
w. B. Gregg presided, and after prayer
and general discussion of revival
work, Revs. r IL Adams, G. w.
Pretty man, r b. Cook, j. II. Nixon
and b. r. Price were appointed com
mittee to arrange for union revival
meetings, and report upon the matter
at the next meeting of the association
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
Bsr aims, bargains, Bargains.

BaI aims, Bargains, BarR aims
Q cans table peaches, 25o.
2 lbs. London layer raisius, 25c.
Q lbs. French prunes, 2oc.
9 lbs: dried plums, 25c.
2 cans preserved wberries, 25c.
2 cans preserved pineapple, Csc.
2 lbs. secdless rstsins, 25c.
2 lbs. preserves, assorted in jars, 20c
lbs. Valencia raisine, 25c.
lbs. French prunes, 25u.
3 lbs. evAporased apples. 25o.
qts. Cape Cod berries, 25o.
lbs. Mic Macs, 25o.
lbs. ginger snaps, 25c.
lbs. lunch biscuit, 25o.
lbs. preserves, assorted. 26o.
4 lbs. mincemeat. 26c.
lbs. apple butter, 2oc.
lbs. raisins, 25c.
1 lbs currants, 25c.
lbs. prunes, 25c.
4 lbs. cherries, 25c.
a lbs. dried apples, 25c.
lbs. Tspioca, 25c.
lbs. Jelly, 25o.
glass mugs jelly. 25c.
6 cakes Olelne soap, 25c.
6 cakes circus soap, 25c.
6 cakes Oleine aoap, 26c.
E cakes borax soap, $50.
lbs. buck wheat, 2hc.
lbs. oatmeal, 25c.
DEVERELL BROS, 8 <. Fourth st
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
NotB. a. a suty &C.

In the report Of the opening CT III
Bank Of ilmingfon and BrapdyWine
1t was inadvertently stated that Ball &
Anderson did the papering, " hen il
should have been Ball & Company and
the latter did II well, TOO.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

of progress has not prodneed remedy
equal to Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh,
cold in the head or bay fever. 1t is not
a liquid or q snuff, but ia perfectly safe
and easily applied with the finger. 1t
gives immediate relief aud cures the
worst cases.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

James Baritng, ZIG French st-eet, 10
soSnowledg god 10 be one o. the best mer-
ohant tnilors in Tie city. His cutting
aud fitting carnct De exceljed. Nobody
looks we'll without neat fitting suit,
and this Harding guarantees every
time. He has large stock % goods
and the latest fashiois.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
An Extended Popularity.

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs have
been before the public for many years.
For relieving Coughs and throat
troubles theg are superior to all other
articles. Sold only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

There are Two forms of chronic rheu-
matism ons In which the joints are
red and swollen without fever; IN the
other the Joints hro only stiff and pain
full. In either icrm Salvation OIL may
be relied on to effect cure. 1t kills
pain. Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
RsisNeAs

Pebble button shoes only sl.25--good
look ing, perfect fitting and every pair
warranted at the family shoe house,
206 Market street, Wilmington. %m.
II. Rahcoek. BargaiAs Mi tta sac.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
Twenty five Cenfs

will buy baby pair of pebble or kid
buttons at the family shoe house, 2G6
Market street, Whining on. Wm. Fl.
Babcock. Big Bargaia lot of boys
coarse boots.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

Keep the head cool, the feet warn
and the bowels regular by the use o
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills, and yor
will ueyer be troubled with dyspepsia
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

Popular Discrimination in favor of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup has given 1t a
larger sale than any other remedy of
its class. Price 25 cents
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

1t contains nothing injurious, We
mean DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for the
little ones. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

Frazer s. Co. advertise for sale a
large cottage, small house, stable, etc,
In the village of Glasgow, Pencader
Hunlyed.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
Personal.

Samuel H. Baynard, Rev. R. II.
Adams, E II. Finley and Samuel viii.
son s,ar'ed yesterday for the E9st"rn
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

School shoes, hook laca only S1.15 the
hest shoe for The money ever offered In
Wilmington Fs nilv shoe house oUN
Marret street. "a
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
peM.LY y SHOE HOUSE.
NJ, .AhA HI HVRE TT.
|SLhINGToR, n Ell.
y. BABac COCK.
Ia3 d lie ? ub!|c,

~ lat. aims IN -.
e. e,,u "S.'S !nl shnei, - d every
/ cAy,c' a. l'ho u AL At Mont.
EEbg -. nou 9 bept and Shoe
lstIu.',o F"d Tlkn " o toll all
.,t, a, ,' -. u ".'y shod thoy buy OF
|aAlr, 'aIs uu II wd I'm cut we Will
| "a, gns,." NJ are q to- that will
Fsa, An1Tt Tth'ee A. q iye up to itp
E.s t,s,',,e, sufp0rtars aud shoes
E,sN ,,4'eh rnh weak ankles.
|Ghitb,, ~ hiH T. to rder. i{o-
l.AE5 sNn, n .U,l ,'"nts; neatly,iqu ck-
n b.c..0 zap Ihn ~ aHortasJ notice
E4Sl,r 4t IA Is i've and lot
l.e A., SAh' "i iib thtpg in the
pt on need
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10
Restaurant.
Variety Entertainments.

Always something new q: Lay ton
restaurant, 2l1 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-10

rala7s T}' 'abinet piotucS4 for 25o. a
~ tsafl;a. 10. 8 East seyenth street.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15
Notice No. 1857,
o. S. Land Office, wa-Keeney. Kansas

o. 5. Land Office, Wa-Keoney, Kansas.
Sept. 12th 1855.
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by Elijah Grouse, Jr. against James r. Kear-
ney. for failure to comply with law as to
timber culture entry No. 25iS dated April l, 1879
upon the sw or section township IL south,
range IS west. in St John comfy. Kansas, with
u view to the cancellation Of said entry; con-
testant alleging that the said James Il
kearney wholly failed during and since first
year of entry to break OF pillow acres of said
land, and has wholly failed during and since
I'd year of entry to plant acres of said land
or any part of said land to trees. seeds or cut.
engs. that said tract is wholly devoid of tim
Der or trees.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day of Nov.
1855: at 9 O'Clock u. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
B. J. F. HANNA, Register
Blair 2I3loS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15

L s Land Office. Oberlin. kans.
Oct =. 1885
Complaint having been entered ut this Of
fee BY n III Porter against Marian NJ Chambers
for abandoning his homestead entry No 2'S:a'
dated Mar go 1855. upon the ne or sec IL, town
south range - west in Thomas county kans.
with view to the cancellation of said entry:
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on on the Goth day of
Nov 1885, at 10 o'c'ock Il IN to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
Al. PATCHIN. Register.
Wilson Tacha S2ssiOl5
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15
Reynolds
Notice For Publication NO 1915

Land Office at Oberlin Kansas
Sept 10, 1855
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice tf his in
tention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at Ober-
lin. Kansas, Cd Oct 81, 1885. viz: Willis d.
Mitchell. ii E NO 21lO, ior the nv or sec
IL, town 6 south. range SO west file names
the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Henry Hazelton, Charles
MOrrisey, William 3 Turney, Samuel Pas
sell. all Of Ortcrbourne. Kansas
\ l. PArCHIN, Registe:
Porter 2S-33sl7