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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

California new papers are agitating
the subject of Chlnete immigration once
more, They lni that the law for which
they made such aght q few years ago
and Which was Intended TO restrict
the number OF Chinese entering the
country, prove no barrier whatever.
Whether II Ia the lax administration OF
the law, or the superior trickery OF the
Chinese, II Is undoubtedly n fact that
the arrivals are constantly increasing
Up TO tho first Of the present month
there have arrived during 1885 $500, and
the total arrivals for tho year are ex.
pected TO reach 10000 Only forty eight
Of these have been sent back. II Ia true
that rather over half OF those who land
cd at San Francisco gave their dsstIna.
tiou ae British Columbia, but there Ia
little doubt that most, II not all Of them
remained within the limits Of the Uni
ted Statee. With these facts before
them, and the evidences constantly In.
creasiDg OF the evils this class Of imml-
grants bring upon the State, II Ia not
to be wondered at that the people OF
California have grown uneasy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
CoLonED men In the North will be 1

CoLoRED men In the North will be In
tcrested In the following information
from the New Orleans Times.D Democrat:
"A striking eyidance OF the progress
The colored people Of Mississippi are maxi
Ing under Democratic rule aud tho pros.
perlty they are enjoying IL shown In the
fair 10 be gwen nj Jackson In October by
the Coored s ate Association. Tble will
DO the frat OF the kind ever held In the
State, aud one OF the Grst In this portion
OF the South. IL " ouly possible under
Che advanced condition Of the colored
people In Miesiesippi in all lines Of In.
duelry, and their improvement In 0nan
sial aud intellectual standing"
In addition II may be well TO add that
citizens Of Jackson have offered nearly
one hundred special premiums 10 be
competed for by their colored fellow
sltizans. This short paragraph refutes
oil Of Senator Sherman's campaign
speeches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

Fifteen A Anerican colleges" are 70.
ported ae being ehort OF Presidents at
the beginning OF the college year.
Chief Justice Waite says that his
health 10 fully restored by his trip 10
Eugland. He opens the Supreme Court
prepared for hard winters work
Charles Crocker, now In New York,
hns sent $5, 900 40 q gift 10 the families
OF the llremen who were killed at the
ilro NJ the Cr0cker building, Ban Fran.
cisco, on last Thursday.
Alexander Doyle, tho sculptor, Ia In
8 savannah, and no IL trying 10 teach his
chisol how 10 give true expression 10
tho copy In marble Of the heroic Scr
geant Jaeper's face.
Congressman Randall has gone 10
Boston, 10 DO absent for about ton daye.
He accompanies tho Congressional ap-
preparation committee, who are iDqnlr-
lug iuto tho value Of heavy ordinance.
Lieutenant Dauenhower does not
think that there Ia any gain In finding
the North Pole that compenaates for tho
riek Of tho search, The Lleutenant's
opinion In this matter In entitled ~
class with expert testimony.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
TnERE IL no reasonable doubt Of Gen.

THERE IL no reasonable doubt Of Gen.
sral Lees election In Virginia, Lead
Ing Republicans In oil parts OF the
State are pronouncing for him as
against MahOne's candidate. Colonel
Ryos, late Chairman Of the Republican
State committee, has written long let
ter, giving the reaoons why he viii sup
port General Fitz Lea for the govern
orship instea Of Wise Hon, j Amber
Smith, formerly u Republican member
OF Congress from the Richmond district
says no twill support General Lee with
oil his heart" because Malone has base
ly betrayed the old Republicans and
violated every pledge he made VIE
they coalesced with them. Mr.. Smith
believes General Lee will receive $4,000
majority, and says Malone is trading In
srder 10 secure the Legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

sIon and 80 made the bill reasonable,
and plumed himself on not charging
more In proportion than for other iuner-
als, &li,l63 He grieved 10 say that no
had not got the money yet though no
sent thu bill 10 Washington some time
ago, The convention passed a Tesoln'
ton asking the Government 10 pay the
bill. The money will have TO be appro,
prlated by Congress. A Congressional
funeral of q similar magnitude would
have cost many times as much.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

NEVER In the history Of Mormondom
have the auti polygamy laws been exc.
cuted with ths rigor they have since
President Cleveland assumed the duty
Of enforcing the laws. There arc mum
erous convictions every week II the
saints are obdurate aud put on the airs
Of martyrdom they are given the full
penalty. II they plead guilty and prom.
ise reformation only nominal sentence
10 imposed. A commencement Of the end
Of the iniqutous system has been made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

lie, Judge Atherton has suei the Co
lumbar for libel, laying the damages at
10000, as wa learn. A lie Ia a mean
thing, aud people, more or less, with
Ou stopping TO 1--we digate, will catch
on to II, And then truth travels slowly,
with measured tread and conf ence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
ONE Of lhe mnnneat lIea Of tho cnm.

ONE OF the meanest lies Of the cam.
paign was that Of the Catholic Colum-
biaD, nj Columbus, charging Judge Glib.
gon Atherton with derogatory remerks
on Irish Catholics. The tale was, the
Judge was heard In the cars to make the
remark His Irish Catholic neigbbors
st Newark refuing Il made no differ.
snce. The sntidote did not overtake the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

0ERMANY's plan for settling tho Bull
garian question 4, for the union Of
Roumelia and Bulgaria, under Prince
Alexander OF Bulgaria, who 10 to recog.
nize tho sovereignty Of tho Sultan In q
limited degree Mr.. Gladstone favors
this adjustment England, Austria and
Russia have approved II. This doos not
remove tho possibilities Of war between
Greece and seryia with Turkey. All three
nations aro making hostile preparations,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

In November last the Republicans
carried Stark county for Blaine by 800
mai lrity, Hoadly had over 200 m ,jorily
on Tuesday showing our good old coun-
ty 10 redeemed
Had Democrats voted tho ticket
straight our candidates would have
been oil elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

IT 10 said that Senator Sherman Ia
more embittered at the South on ac.
count Of the cheap iron now furnished
from there, which interferes with hia
iron interests North. II IL bad, probably.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

TBERE was n convention of under.
takerU ut Philadelphia the other day,
wbereat Mr.. Merritt reheorsed the Grant
funeral. The dear man said he did not
want TO commit robbery on that coca.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

WILL, we shall have rest for a time
from the decayed lies, such M the famil.
lar but false list Of county defalcations,
national frauds, outreges South, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

The sum Of $t,b0oo0O has been expen.
dod In erecting huutlng cas'ISa the
Emnreas of Austria In tho Iii ger
Wild'park, near Vienna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

When paby waa slch, we gave her uAsr0i,IA
wiz she was Ohlld, ahe cried for CAsr0niA
when 'he became Miss, The clunt to UAsT0lilA
When the had Ouildten, bhe uavo tbem oAsroBlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

In politics the unexpected is ever oc-
curing. Most Of us are wiser after
election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
A COMPLETE BREAKDOWN.

After Foraker had mallged the Legis
lature for electing II, b Payne, he tried
TO make point but absolutely broke
down. He started out TO compare Hoad
ly's administration with Fosters bu,
lost bis place and iumbled his manu-
script for nearly ten minutes before h,
was able to proceed aud try TO show
that Hoadly's administration had coal
the State more than Fosters, III max
Ing the point he uttered another gram
matical treasure, saying to Governor
Hoadly: "Your adminielratlon ie charg'
cd the egme M Outg are"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
"DoDGED AGAINl'

Thanking the audience, Judge F0r
aker retired 10 his seat amid storms OF
applause, which were renewed when
Hoadly stepped 10 the front. "Dodged
again Dodged ag,inl' began Hoadly.
Hes been here mn hour and half, aud
nobody knows what he thinks oo the
liquor question. He takes back what he
sail nj Paulding and Defiance. He has
spoken OF the refunding bill aud told
you that etamped on IL. He did not
tel you that James y, Robinson was the
maker Of that law. l did not say that
Lincoln died o Democrat. tCries Of
Yes" "Ys"1 ! do any that IL he
had lived he would have been driven out
Of his party like Seward was. II Booth
had lived and hud not died the death he
deserved he would have hal o. great u
claim upon the Republicans nv Chal.
mers. / am happy and proud that |
voted for Lincoln and Grant. We have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

He sleep with his fathers, having
"ex culed u monument mlre lasting
than brass, and more sublime than the
regal elevation OF pyramids, which
neither the wasting shower, the una
vailng north wind, or an innumeraOle
succession OF years and the Agnt Of
seasons shall be able to demolish."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

Y,crTooB & CO., Pro iero,s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

nave WfunR from tne pOCketH OF tne
dealers In beer aud Intoxicating liquors.
quite as much money 40 the Scott law,
The Republican supreme Court, held
the Pond law unconstitutional. Ia IL
more right for the Republican Court TO
decide a law On unconstitutional law,
than for u Democratic Court 10 decide q
similar law nnconetltuti0nalp No, GER
talnly not. He complains that the d ,m.
orrats last winter took from this gen.
tlemen (referrlng I, Mayor SMITH los.
or 10 appoint u partiean Republican po.
lice Tor this town. Hayoyo forgot th it
nine years ago the Republican Laglsla.
ture took from George W. ., Johnson
the same powerp (Applause) They
didn't give II 10 the Board OF Public
Works, elected by tho people, but they
gave II To the appointees Of Rutherford
u, Hayes. II IL oil right. 10 itY
My friends, what In sauce for tho
gooee must DO sauce for tho gander. II
The Republicans had 10 treat The DINO.
cratic people OF this town with u dose OF
medicine In 1875 VI that kind why Amt
u fair 10 admiuieter what Ia left TO
them,
Iu 1864 tho Democratic party eetab
lished u code OF temperance legislation
They eaid that II u man had lost tho
20 ser OF self control from habits OF IN
toxication then vendors aud dealers
s1ould not DO permitted TO sell to him II
they knew that he was Intoxicated or IN
the habit OF becoming Intoxicated They
said children under age had not acQnlf.
cd ,he power OF self control, and that
there should DO no sales made 10 them,
They said any place kept IN violation OF
the law shou d be treated ae a common
nuisance They said that any person
dumaged by the sale Of lIquir In viola
lion OF The Inv should have civil action
for tho damages. Aud that code. thus
established, stood without Qnestion for
twenty.seven years, until the Republi.
can party, under pretonee Of amending
tho constitution, got power, aud violat-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

Land Office st hIrwin. kas., Dec. .. 81
Complaint having been entered al Z his
Office by Jemes H. Aius SHY against
Francis r. Wi>rrr for sbard rirz hi>
home~fe d entry No 1915. da d May
20, 1850 II un The I'm Nv ar ., c.,..,. .
Town south range 3 yvpss. I'D Ph:.ll. =
County, Kansas With view Ia the CT
collation. ot >n'd eull the aid aT i,-
are hereby summoned io apl-,a a mi
q flee 0n the IA day ,.I Feb uarl. 1888
at 10 0'c'' G. a, ~, Ia re~foId q q Is-
ms g. tlmrnl cOr' ern 10 ~sid "a erCd
abandon meut. John I1i- ell Reels e.
d27iz4 j; r. Hay, Kecei e.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
kiss Me Too.

s.Hand me that collar bUtton' de-
manded SIR. George WeiisGy, turning
with an ANNOYED air towards his little
girl. Learn To let things alone. viii
youP There now. tune ub and howl. -
George, don't speak 10 the child
that WAY, said Mrs. W ellsby, Deposit
ing u shiEJ on chair,
..WeE, why can't she behave hers elf?
Every tisas she sees that I am getting
ready u 20 any pl zee she makes IL u
point of hindeiing me. let that Cravat
alone.
s.Put down pana's cravat. darling.
( sac = too young 10 know any better
'.No she ;sn't. Other Pt0ulc child
rem know huw To behave. l'Il bet I'll
miss the train / am sumetimes tempt
ed 10 wish she had never be- IA born
No GeUr. exclaimed the wife.
II wUuldn, say that -
"CynfOund l., she worries me so. 1
have not more than time 10 catch the
train, - huricdly kissing his wife.
''kiss me, too pepa,"
al ought not 10, you are so bad,
stopping t. kiss her. 'GOud-bye-
Viii be back in three or four da, vs.
Mr.. Wellsby IS Il cummeic al traveller
q kind aud tender hearted IN IN, bur
subject At times to eivuu>nes>, Seat
ed with several vivaciOus acquaintance
speeding over The country, a little voice
would steal between the rOars Of merry
laughter, and say
''kiss me too papa"
In The sample room of the village no.
tel. between the inquiries of purchasers
be could hear the voice, and at night
when he lay down he could see the lit
tie hands REACHING towards him, and
could hear, 9 Kiss me, too, papa"
At morning when the suubeams fell
across bis bed he thought Of tho bright
little faye at hume and said:
God forgive me Tor wishing she had
ney 81 been born "
''Wellsuy, what's the matter, old tel
lOW?' asked q companion.
ii don't Terl very we'll to-daT."
"DO any bu,i"ess back here?"
"Ies. did very ell"
81 d dn't do any thing, but won't let
t weigh me down. Got a letter from
the house this MOI ming The old boy
i kicking about eXpences. Got bot
tic OF cocktail here.
81 don'r care tor any"
'Then there mnst be something the
matter with YOU"
On night train going home, he
cOulQ see me IlLJl6 nanOss ''CldcE,
clack. ciack-kiss me, tUo, kiss me,
700 8"
whats the newsP'' he asked of
friend, when he had stepped upon the
platfOIm and Gale d q hackmau.
''Nuthing; belief, every thing quiet
No scarlet lever or diphtheria rag
ing, is lbere?''
:" No, not that I've heard off,
(he fn miliar scenes bt0Ught rest to
his mind. He looked back upou his
strip with shudder, lie one who
awakes and CCnIemplates 3 nightmare
through which he has ju-t passed.
Goodnight, he said, paying the
hackman. "A light burning. Julia is
expecting me-" he mused, ascending
the stairs.
y ghastly face met him at The door.
A voice II agony whispered: ''Oh,
GeOI &c, our little girl is dead.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
ROAD NOTICE

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
State Of Kansas, County OF Phillips.
January 3, 1855,
Notice, is hereby given, That on the
sixth day of january 1885, petitiOD
signed by L. a AthertOn and twelve
others was presented To the Board of
Comfy Commissioners of the County
and State aforesaid praying for the
changing of a certain ru.d, described
as follows viz: Vacatiug all that Dor
tirn of road No 1873 Record ''C' from
the North West corner of s. W.Of Sec
l. Tnwn 8, Range 1870 the n. w corn
er of Sec, l Town Range 10, and re-
locating the same by commencing al
the North Vest corner of \. w. of Sac.
/. Town 8. Range 10. Thence Wet
GALL TO be an North side of hali sec. line
about l5Q yards, thence west along the
West bank OF BOWOu creek by the
MOST practical route, 10 the township
line on NOrJh side OF SEC. 2 Town 3
Range 10.
WHEREUPON. said board of County
Commissioners appGiuLed the following
named pc sons Viz; Z. T. Hughes,
Z. 4. Sawyer. and G. ID. Heath as
viewers with instructions to meet in
conjunction with the County Surveyor
al the beginning of sad road in Mound
township on q day of Jan A, d. 1885
and proceed to view said road, and
give all parties a ne sring. By order of
the Board Of County Commissioners,
J. w. LOWE
j1O County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land OHee II llirw.n lsa,.-.

1912 prc.IaL. IsS-
N0lire is herrbs given th;t a.
ol 'uwiug-nau,d settler las Ttd
notice or his intention to make siu;
ROOF In support % his damn. ANA fliat
said proof viii hr made bc.ore Ri p
terund Receiver at Kigwiu Kauso- a.
january 3Dth lsSj b.
a. T.. Hamilton.
id.No. 1887 TOR the Se or section 3.
town range l.. Iic NAMES tht.,,ll,sV
ing witnesses To prove his cuutinunt.-
residence upon und cultivation at sale
and. viz. Ed. Wheeler. TLCo.uib, o.
II. Il. II; milton. W. Rollins. AL
Eirwiu Ean~.
John BiSscll.
d27j3l Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

cOOO DSCcuDSF 70 1904
Notice j., hereby given that the follow
ing-nau.e ed settler la, flied notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF has claim. and that said proof viii be
made before the { Jerk District Court or
Probate Judge at Phillip.burg, Kansas,
on February 8, 1885, VIZ:
p. NJ. Lee,
Hid 1878, for the G hf ne or section q,
and " hf NV or se,-tirn y Town . range
20. Tie names the following Witnesses
I'd prove his continuous res dence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: q.
{. SleoIe, of Phillip~burg, Ka,., Hen,N
St. CLAIR, of Long Island Ka-. and S
E. POgue and M,py Shufiy Of I'rai ie-
view, Kas. john Bissell, egietel
Nm B:SselI. Att'v 1877
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land once at Kirwin, Kan a.

1881 January D, 1885.
Notice is hetehy given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk District Curt or
Probate judge at Phillipsoprg, Kansas,
on February Is, 1885. viz
George Z. Barker,
Ds 50334, for the W hf Sc or, and g INF
sW or section y town , range 20. He
names the following Witnesses to prove
his coptnuOus residence upon, aud cuI-
tiVaJiOn Of, said land, viz; Frank
Wright, John Dodge, John Bowman
and II. COnkliu, all of PrailievieB, kas.
John Bisseu Register
G. A. Lewis, Atty. iI0n4
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

Hid. No 1912. for the W hf sw or,
Sc sW " sw Sc sec y, town 3, range Is,
He pames the following witnesses 10
prOls ms continuous residence u Jon.
and cultivation al, said land, viz: D..
l. Allison, 1. W. Bigg'e, W. c. Adams
aud II. A, GJshOru, ,.u Of Maryn,
Kansas. John Bi,sell, Register.
jI7-I2I-d 500 Dodge, Chaplin & Dodge,
Att'ys.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land Office at KirWin, Kansas.

84u2 january L., 1855.
Nuice is hereby given that the 1ol-
loving uamed settler has filed notice OF
his intention 10 make final prou1 III sup
port Of Cla m and that said proof Will
be made before Register al d Receh or
at kilwiu, Kansas, on February p,
1850, VIZ;
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land omee at Kirwin, Kansas.

l--.uu '7LlIce . hIIE-Il Aansas,
64O5 january L.. 1885.
Notice is hereby given mat the Iol-
Iowing-namtd St Itler has fled -ttice of
his intention ta make final proof ia sup
port OF his claiul and hat said prof
wiz be made before Probate Judge or
Clerk LisiIct { ourt al Phi.h -sburg,
Kansas. on March II, 1853, VIZ
Thomas Leuahal.
Hid. 14O23, 1or the sw or Sc or Sc or
sw Or a hf sw or sec. Il, town ,,
range 10. be names the following wit
nessea 10 pro, e ms continuous les deuce
upon, and cultivation of, -Hd land, VIZ
Joseph S. Friaut and W. A. Ferguson
of DickeyNlIle, Kansas. and j. c.
Steele aud {. II. Le1ihgwell OF Phillip
burg kaGsas, john bI-se.l Regist, T.
jl7TI4 YIN. hi~stll, AuJ.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Land Office a. Klrwin. Kansas.

84O6 January u, 1885.
Nstice is hereby given that the fol-
OWing-named settler mas filed notice or
his Intention tn pa BE final proof in sup
p,,rl If his claim. and that said proof
will be made before Clerk DIST. Ciurt
.r Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, kas.,
on March 5. 1886, y IL;
Edison Goodrich,
Id 1O9OS. tor the e hf Sc or sec. 80,
and W hf sw or sec. 81, town ., range
Is. He names the following Witnesses
to prove his ,ontinu"uS R~idrnCe II .,On,
and cultivation of, said LAND, viz Isaac
Todd, OF Phillipsburg. kan~s~, and j..
h Ham, Frederick r. bInsOa and J.
NJ. Sallee of .JimtOwu, Kansas,
lima J. I'm lsisseI, Register.
VIM. bi,seil. AJL'y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Sale Of School Land.

Notice is hereby given THAT the TO-
lowing described school land, situated
in Phillips county, State of kansas,
will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder aC the Treasurer's office in the
city of Phillipshurg, ON s ,turday, Jan
Uary 80, 1888, between he hnnrs of il
O'Clock, Il. IL. and O'cInck, p m, to-
witt
Description: ap'd val. val. imp.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Lanu ONCE at n'rwln Kansas.

c4U5 JauuaTl =. 1850.
Notice is hereby given that lie fol-
iOwing-uamed settler has Fl ed notice o1
his intsLtio 10 make tinal proof ia sIp
pc, of his CLAIM, and ID ID said proof
VIII be made before Probate Judge or
Clerk District CuurL al PLiIipsburg,
Kansas, on March II. 1850, VIZ:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
James Hopper,

lid. 1923, for the W hf ne or and 2
hf nw Or sec. % town ?. range 10
He names the following Witnesses Ia
prove hi continuous residence up n,
and CULTIVATION of, said land, viz J,-
seph tliant aud w. 81. err uson of
ID ckeyv lie Kansas, and j. Q, Steele
and {. II . Lettng we'll OF Phillips burg,
Kansas. John Bissell, Register.
jIIiI4 VIM. Bissell, Atty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Edison Goodrieh.
10 ono At 81 80, Kansas.

S407 January y, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has flee notice al
his intention 10 mike final pa oof IN ~ep-
port of hi claim, end that said PROOF
vii be made hl(cFe Slerk District
COurI or Probate lGdga "a, Dbn, psburg
Kansas, on March ,, 1885, VIZ
Joseph n. Gregg.
Hd oj27 for the e qrsec. II, town
range Is. lie names the following /
y theses 20 prove has continuous resi- /
1ence upon, and cultivation of, said
lalu' VIZ; Miller Gipe, James Grimes.
zone one Lille and August BentleI, sll of
/, 7f tug, pans John BiSsell. Register. q
'''I44 n. BisseI. Atty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
p ATENT6

Obtained. and al other business in
the L. s. Patent Office attended To
fur Fra I,E FEES.
Our office is opposite the L. ). Pat
eut Office, and we AN obtain Patents
in less time than those remote from
UISLFENGIO
send MODEL OR DRAWING.
W. dVias as 10 patentahility free of
~ "> "a make NO CHARGE T..
charge; anC r. AZ % TEWT
UNLESS VIZ orr. -
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