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Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

'' "' 'H"'Hi"t lthttN.
Mr.. EDITOR Il learn that the Rev
/. II. Landon, who will be remem-
bcred by not a few Delawarcans ns n
most superior professor in PENNINGTON
Seminary in former years, has become
president Of the Military Academy ot
BordentoWn, n. j.. and that he will as
sumo the duties Ofthis position i'm Sep
tember next. | greatly rejoice that
Uhls school, already Il Well-established
success IS to have such a head and if
you Will allow | desire to call the AT
tentIon OF parents or guardians who
have boys to educate to this school
winch Is to have Il president endowed
with such exceptional talent for his
work, man of noble nature. pnrr
character, thoroughly conscientious
ana wlthal loving young people, hav-
ing the power to attract them as well
as to lmpart information in the clear
est ana most interesting manner. His
own sons IN their characters are evil
dence Of his and his estimable wiG4's
successful training. Many of his
scholars are now prominent workers in
various departments of the WORLDS
great workshop and all of them. I am
sure, think OF him as an inspiration in
their lives and would echo the true
words of the editor of the Caristiqa Al
r0cate in recent issue of that paper
lie Is proud to acknowledge his in
debtedness to his teacher For myself
as one of his grateful pupils | have
lamented every year he has given TO
other than teaching, yet those wears
have only prepared him the better to
perform what | must believe to be his
GOd-glyen work. | have and do covet
ms influence, especially for our bows
because have an interest not alone in
my teacher but in the bows as well
and do know that not every school
surrounds them with the best inauen-
ces. For those who desire moderate
sized school on the family basis. with |
the president and his wife devoted TO
the best physical, mental and moral |
good OF their pupils, located health |
FULLY, and having all the modern CON
Venlences in every way competent to
prepare boy for college and of easy
access, | would urge them to take into |
consideration the Military Academy of |
Bordentown, whose president is Rev. |
I. II. Landon, VI. A. In the interest |
Of our boys. E.E. RArDwIN
East Boston, Mass, JuIy Il, 1885.
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He Drank Paris CArnnn

On Friday morning a colored man
who was working in the field of CANA
liel Garrison drank three dippers of
water from a pail which was brought
from the house. Shortly after he
learned that the boy who carried the
water had walked through the potato
patch that had recently been Paris
greencd, portion of which had been
knocked off the vines into the water os
he walked between the rows. Know
ing 1t was an active poison but not
knowing how much of it had been
taken up in solution, there was natur-
ally alarm at the possible result and
being furnished with team bv Mr..
Garrison he was not long in hunting
DR.. Collins for medical advice and the
proper antidOte. lie was attended
with internal pains few hours after.
wards like collie, but with nothing more
serious and by night he was over both
the danger and the scare.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

FROM all points of the compass
comes complaints of the heat, and the
daily papers have many accounts of
prostrations and sun strokes. The
daily record for the week past has
been from 9O' to 1902 with a prospect
OF several days more of the high tenn
perature. The worst feature is the
great drought accompanying it, which
II much prolonged will seriously iniure
the growing crops.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

we know Of For neat and clean stock
keeping he is foremost.
1t Is rumored the Railroad House is
about changing hands.
Aaron Marvel's horse died last night
after vain efforts to save it.
Morris kirmes says the TIMES gave
HIM and his friends much interesting
information last week on certain topics.
LEAR.
clayton, Del,, Juiy 81, 1885.
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The Newark Ledger in an article on
the towns which have papers that
snarl and snap at each other almost
every week" was not justified, to suit
a convenience of classification, in in
Guiding the TIMES. 1t should know
how to discriminate better than this :;
the TIMES feels it no compliment to be
thus enormously classified whatever
may be said of others, and if the editor
OF the Ledger had read carefully he
would not have included the TIMES.
but placed the credit where it belongs.
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The members of the cabinet settled
the case of the Dolphin, and the Dolphin
has settle John Roach, forcing him
into an assignment, the suspension of
his business, and the throwing of some
1000 men out of employment. Mr..
Roch says he could have retired three
years ago with an annual income of
$50 600
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New Advertisements

The attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Conference Academy, Dover, Del.
Deitz's Seed Wheat.
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Baltimore, Nd.
Grand Weekly Excursions to Cape
May-Fred. Gerker, Lessee.
Phosphates-S. NJ. Reynolds & Co.
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THERE is more than usual unanimitv
IN the selection of DIR. Caldwell to take
the Presidency of Delaware College as
we find not only in the we'll spoken
words of our exchanges. but in the ex-
Pressions from different directions from
gentlemen who are interested in the
success of the college. The Doctor
may, and doubtless will find it neces-
sary to give the institution his in
dIvidual attention before the time he
has contemplated.
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GBe Smgrna Gimes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
wednesday Afternoon, July 22, 1885.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
..lo-SuBscRIPTIoN-On year 81 90 IN advance
OF sz0O II not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofseVen Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents A
liberal discount made to quarterly. semi.annuol
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be CHARGED Five Cents
per line.
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CURE FOR PILES.

,y,i.,tt itG are frequently, preceded by sense of
bsd,n, Tbvisn, IN the back lons ana lower bart of tba m
some nction TiouS9g he patient to suppose he las
snmS gam Al times symptoms Of indigestion ara ra ",
en-. '' as natuilehcy: uneaSinesS of the stomach
verv ,oSt4Te Ike perspiration. PRODUCING 81
Tii TiiiIi'hon attendant Blind Bleeding and iirbin',
S"o! !eilH pH at once TO the application of DR. R@,
tI 1,ri aiT hemedy which acts directly upon
maSt lug the intense itching, and affecting n"r,n3
ReUs es, cure Price so cents Address. The Dr
U"fTcl"orM UfG" MeuleIue Co, Piqua, O, sold by JAS p
'1 ''0'' dec lily
TIE Perkins & House Non-Explos-
i've I'VE Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ov-
Cooper. -' ~ - d.
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Phosnhnte A,nn1,,.o..

We have been furnished by DR.. T.R.
Wolf State chemist, with Il copy of his
Phosphate Analyses which we give in
another place for the benefit of our
readers. The report embraces all
analyses made up to July Ith last.
Inc others will be ready for
publication by the lst Of September
This table ought aud doubtless will be
OF considerable interest to our farming
community as by it they can see the
particular ingredients used, and know
ing the popularity Of their soils.
Judge the better that which will be the
best adapted to their lands.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

THE renewal of the war talk last
week between England and Russia
seems to have been from a misunder-
standing, the Russians denying that
their troops had occupied Zulfkar
Pass, as reported. The stir in England
has subsided.
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The Presiding Elder Qnestinn

We stated in our last issue that a
meeting of the preachers of Easton
District would be held in this town
this week to give expression to their
choice Of q successor to DR.. J. II. Cald
well, elected to the presidency of Della
ware College. That meeting was held
on Monday, twenty-five of the preach
ers being present, and two others
sending their votes by letter. They
assembled in the NJ. +. Church. and
were i'll session but Il short time. the
simple work of organizing being the
only thing before them, other than the
expression of their choice bv ballot
The first choice stood, Rev. J. ID. Rico.
IA; Rev. John France, 5; Rev. J. B.
Quigg, 4; Rev. J. O. Sypherd, 1. The
vote for Mr.. Rigg was then made unan-
lmous and the Bishop notified by mail
OF The action Of the meeting. This
iunctionary may ratify their choice or
send them n man not named in the
caucus, but he will most probably con
form to their request. The preachers
were tenacious about having the selec-
ton made from their own number and
hence there was no vote for a man who
did not reside in the district. The
Rev. Mr.. Rigg, on whom the choice
fell Is Well-knOwn to our people. hay
ing recently served three years pas
torate here, and Mrs. Rigg will be |
warmly welcomed as resident of the !
town again, by the entire community.
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For the Smyraa TIme

IVI 'It '7HtYTWt IIHIFN.
Mr.. EDITOR oR-Dcar Sir: Please saw
to the neighbOrs and community
through your paper that sincerely
thank them for their heartfelt services
rendered through the sickness and
death Of my little boy. Although a
stranger among you, but not without
friends, is a great consolation.
w. II. BULL
Dopns' chapel, July 1871, 1885,
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Barnum's large Asiatic elephant AL.
pert, which killed Keeper James
sweeney at Nashua, N. H., was taken
10 ravine in the suburbs of Keene
Monday, and killed. Thirty-tbree
members of the Keene Light Guard. mt
40 PAGES, sent that number of bullets
INTO the heart, The huge beost fail
dead without IA struggle. Albert was
80 years old, and had been used as n
performing elephant until the last three
months, when he had shown temner
lie was valued at about $4,000 Tbe
remains have been donated to the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington.
Gen. Grants condition is 0uita no
comfortable as could be expected, He
SAT out on the porch at Mt McGroaor
on sunday and read and talked most
OF the day. The last day or two how
ever he has appeared much weaker ~"
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

Super Phosphate for Corn.
Newark Bone Phosphate.
Farmers Bone Phosphate for Corr
Delaware Soluble Bone.
Globe Guano.
Acidulated Phosphate.
w. c. AmmOniated S. Phosphate
Button Bone Fertilizer.
Fish GuanO.
Diamond State Sol. Bone.
Diamond State Super Phosphate
Champion Fertilizer.
Bone Meal.
Acid Phosphate.
Dissolved Bone Phosphate.
Soluble Bone and Potash.
Bone Phosphate.
Good Luck Soluble Bone.
Ground Bone.
Pennsylvania Super Phosphate.
W.B. Raw Bone Super Phosphate.
Ground Bone.
Ground Bone.
Dissolved Rock.
Dissolved Bone Meal.
Delaware Bone Phosphate.
Raw Bone Snper Phosphate.
Monogram Bone Phosphate.
Ruby Phosphate.
Butcher Bone Phosphate.
Star Bone Phosphate.
Xxx Raw Bone Phosphate.
No. ? Bone Phosphate.
Pure Bone Phosphate.
Superior Bone Phosphate.
Woolley's No. > Bone Phosphate.
&C" Raw Bone Phosphate.
Soluble Bone Phosphate.
Acid Phosphate.
Russell Goes ANN. Bone Phos.
POudrette.
+. p. GuanO.
Orchilla GuanO.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

~ UoIoIau" OF New Mexico, for pure air 10 relieve
,n, PtII9,N, is an mistake. Any reasonable
Ht,, So. "HuI1 use Dr. BoSankOs Cough ana IunG
nyIup lot Consumption in all its fist STAGES II
r DeE9r l9lIs 10 give relief in all cases of 50n,bs
"GS, DIoHchitlS Pains in the Chest ana aiT at
lecll0ns primary to COnSumption prir - an @ al -
.lnl ~ sold by James p LInlInaLnr ". Nv -c--La
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

, Nhen you visit or leave New Yoru Ci,,. som,
nassSSe Express and Carriage Hire and Stni H.,
'''Slu mon Hotel, opposite Grand Central 6onnt
a. TIies""t rooms fitted up at cost Of one miII0E
@ @EHI"Htah plan. Elevator Restaurnnt l,n,I;H.i; ~.
"5n lhe OcSt Horse cars, stages and oiaY"te5
far issS 10 an dePoS Families can live better
any "'her hrSt-class hotel in the city. aT..i ',!S az
). Il. Carter has engaged Joscpb
stephenson, an experienced paner
9iahger' to take charge of his papering
department. for the season. He g
ready for business iIo ~
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

The deaths from cholera in Spain
now number between 700 and 500 per
1ou
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22
MARRTAnuC

EARSON-BARCUS.- tbo sr,,.
- a. ~. parsonage, July 2lst bv the Rev ! EEacult
Of tbis a. rearSon and Miss Sarah +. Barcns M
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22

dis,ino,,i;,; %gv, Dr. samuel Iren@us Prime. the
O5samj'l' OH, u'sned editor of the New Yorl5
Sstur1aI,, StHuTger, traveller and author, died last
SasddrIay SSed % at Manchester, Vermonf a 1n9'
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22
DEATHS.

of W1iSiseaair h,enton, July 18TH Charlev N SON
Years ,%G and ~ ana Celestia A. iuli aged % SI'I ~
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$4,000 to Lean OIL First MORTGAGE
Apply to ). II. PRIMROSE e Co., Real
Estate Broker, Smyrna, Del.
For your BERRY CRATES. 90 TO
TSchudy 4 Cats. Prices reasonable.
}. +. Carter has in stock 10000
PIECES Of this Springs Patterns of
Choice WALL PAPER.
For SALE.-Fom Williams Evano-
rators, with Il capacity of 200 baskets
each, and only been used two seasons.
IN good order. VIII sell one with the
privilege of all four, or if desired will
SeII the building and lot altogether.
i."t $50 hy l35 feet, on GlenwoOd Ave
Try desirable for building lots. viii
sell ut Il very great bargain. ADplv to
). ii. PRIMROSE & CO.. Real E,sfotn
brokers, Smyrna, Del.
Blank Books, all Styles. Sizes and
Qualities, at }. b. Cooper's.
J. f. Carter is prepared to do all
Kinds OF Painting and Paper Hanging.
at the shortest notice.
Ladies, Gents and Children's Gosso-
meres, at ). b. CoOpers.
,, TRY 1T YOURSELF
ne lIooI Oh Ihe pudding is not in chewing the
s,aiIE, Dul IN having an opportunity to try Tie
,alllcie yourself James =. HOhecker Drngpist
HaS ! M Tree trial botletof DR.. Bosamkos Coue6 and
i.u.E NEtuP ior each one who is afflicted with
tiou. % ''NS Lung AHec
Order! any Book you want, at J. b.
Cooper's.
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TRY IT YOURSELF.

Whom Baby was sick, We gave her CAsTORIA
W "eh She was a Child, She cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, She cluug to CASTORIA
" "'h she had Children, She gave them CAsTA
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SIDE Bracket and Extension Lamps.
at J. b. CoOper's. '' lam i'9'
Nervnns TlnI,i1i404.l

=, Nervous DObilitated Men you are al
In'"Cu 4" Jfte h1dL 4t thirty days of the use of 6r
n!c ) DeleDrated Noltac Belt with Electric Snt.
pcmSoIy Appliances, for the speedy relief ana
E,iiiuaneht cure of Nervous Debility. loss of VI
%iIl'F uHu manhood, and all kindred troubles
Also' ior many other diseases Complete reStnrot
To, T"H TO- HeaIth, vigor and manhood guaranteed
f, 'iSh S incurred Illustrated pamphlet with
dressing Noltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich. "''-
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,
ByDR tat Chemist
llur
. rate pound wall ToII
. igd Bon
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Special Notice.

I, one Hundred Shares of Stool.
ASsocia series Of the Smyrna BuilnSS Sie o ~ the
his Year, w nGEyments E commence VIII 5I HpT L9@n IN
18th Of July inst o' By B%ndcGwn or L noaEen By t6e
-! p'9er OF the Board
July G. lSS5.3w. o. NOOFER Secretary.
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18th Dividend.

"i FRUIT GROWERS NATIONAL B,NKl
The n,rao,o SMYRNA, DEL, July Ia isSS
July li-2w ''' S"yaoie M on demand.
N, +. WlLDS Cashier
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p. de MurguiondO, Baltimore, Md.
I. f. Armstrong, Newark, Del.
Lewis IL Price, Smyrna, Del
Parvis n Williams, MiddletOwn, Del.
Parvis IL Williams, Middletown, Del.
n. J. Chemical Co., Philadelphia.
n. J. Chemical Co., Philadelphia.
y. J. Chemical Co., Philadelphia.
y. J. Chemical Co., Philadelphia.
Lord q Polk, Odessa, Del.
Lord & Polk, Odessa, Del.
Lord & Polk, Odessa, Del.
SharpIc-s IL Carpenter, Philadelphia.
Sharplrss Il Carpenter, Philadelphia.
Sharplc~S Il Carpenter, Philadelphia.
:. NJ. Reynolds & Co., MiddletoWn. Del.
:. VI. Reynolds & Co., Middletown. Del.
}. \. Cranston & Co., Newport, Del.
). a. C"anston y Co., Newport, Del.
}. A. Cranston q Co., Newport, Del.
}. A. Cranston & Co.. Newport, Del.
William Chandler Stanton, Del.
}. l.. Cooper Man'f Co., Wilmington, Del
). l.. Cooper Manf Co., Wilmington, Del
). l.. Cooper Man'f Co., Wilmington, Del
john \. Wilson, Wilmington, Del.
Groves & Dayett, Wilmington, Del.
Delmarvia Fertilizer Co., Clayton. Del.
Delmarvia Fertilizer Co., Clayton Del.
}. II. Flemming & Co., Leipsic, Del.
Peninsular BoneFer' zerCO. Smyrna. Del
Lofliand & Davis, Milford, Del.
Loflland q Davis, Milford, Del.
james Anderson & Sons, Woodside, Del
II. Rogers, Frederica, Del.
A. :. Woolley, Seaford, Del.
W. NJ. Ross d Co., Seatord, Del.
w. NJ. Ross & Co., Seaford, Del.
w. NJ. Ross & Co., Seaiord, Del.
Russell Coe Fertilizing Co., New York.
Bear Creek Fertilizer Co., Bali, Nd.
Bear Creek Fertilizer Co., Balti., Md.
K. A. Woodbridge ~ Co., Balti., Md.
Smyrna times., 1885-07-22
THIS IDEA OF GOING WrsT

Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Chamber Sets, plain and decorated at
J. B. COOper's. ''''"' ~
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INTPOR7ANT

There can be no better Shirt than
lhe QUE sold by J. B. Cooper onlv
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WANTED.

expereneed IiIu9tlon III ,b as Clerk by man who Is
"mv nedaPle and will make himSeiT msa6e3dy steady
Of TeieTeHcesl il' Don't expect large salary. Bcst So
July H-Sw Address " A. Matt This oeoo
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Name and address of manufacturer Where Selected.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
r

The following are the Voting Precincts and
1A, 1855 and 1855, range 81. Voting place, standish
House. Bartlett. Judgcs-Wm. II. Standish, Geo.
W. shiel, Wm. Simpson.
Precinct No. 2-.Consisting of all that portion Of
standard parallel. meaning the civil township of
Odessa. Voting place, at the store Of J. 9. Lam
oreaux, Jerusalem. Judges-C. A. Currier, W.
Precinct No. 3-Consisting of townships 1853
and l54. range 62. Voting place, Crary postofice,
Stevens. Judges-H. E. Stevens, N. f. Giles, H.
O. Nesscth.
Precinct No. EConsisting of townships 15s
and 154, range s., Minnewaukan. Voting place.
p~ostofice building, Dana's. Judges-John
Brown, B. Rindal. Joe Perkins. 49,.
Precinct No. 5-Consisting of townships 1855
and LOO, range 63. and townships 1856 and l56,
range 81. Voting place, Locke postofice. Judges
Morris Thomas, John Mcdonald, J. F. Locke:
Lake and all of townships 1853 and l54, range Ga.
Voting place. court house, Devils Lake. Judges
CLARK W. Kelley, william Campbell, A. q.
Precinct No: 7-Consisting. of township 1855,
range Ga. Voting place. Frank Adams house on
section Is Judges Ed. Lohens, B. B.. Reed,
Precinct No. s-Consisting of township l5s,
ranges "a and 65. Voting place, George DeGroat's
residence. ,Judges-John O. Hughes, George B.
DeGroat, NJ. Micklison.
Precinct No. 9-Consisting Of township 1855,
range 65. Voting place, James Horne's resi-.
dence. J~udges-James Horne, William D.. Lipe,
William Pitts.
Precinct No. 10-Consisting of townships 1853
and 14. range 65. Voting place. store building
Of Wagness e. etade: Judges-John F. Cowan,
William J. Doyle, Henry Hale.
All organized civil townships are voting pre-
cincts, and the various boards of supervisors
are the judges of election. and the town clerk is
one Of the clerks of election.
Dated at Devils Lake, DIT. this 9Th day of Jan.
uary. AID. 1885.
JOHN A. PERCIvAL,
$3.50 County Clerk. Ramsey County, DIT.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
History of q Conspiracy.
Oakota Sifinoa

The Devils Lake INTER-OCEAN of last
Saturday gave a lengthy and somewhat
scathing review Of the history of the
capital commission bill and business,
prefacing the same with a description
of the soil in which it took root and grew.
We have always thought that scheme
too foul a thing about which to protect
lively place the satin robe of the judi
ciary. But this wa necessary to save
it. It is to this that the law owes its
operative life and force, and the conse-
quent ueces that has attended it.
When the courts decree it worthy the
respect and support of the multitude
who ~serenely acquiesce in the Judgment,
what is to be done, and does not this
state of affairs after all only prove it a
creation worthy the morbid sentiment
and politics of the date Of its birth in
Dakota, and could anything better have
been seriously expected! But this does
not excuse its origin, as two wrongs do
} not make a right. 1t has been a calam-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
Important to Settlers,

The commissioner of the general land
Office under date Of january S, 1885,
issued instructions that all presumption
proofs taken before a notary public
must be rejected for the reason that the
law confers ne authority upon a notary
public to take a final proof. He also
holds in effect that neither a notary
public nor a clerk of the court can take
the testimony of the claimant and his
witnesses in a pre-emption proof or a
committed homestead proof, although
by law the clerk of the court may take
the final affidavit. In such cases he
holds that the testimony must be taken
before the register and receiver.
In view of these instructions and
the same remain in force no pre-
emption proof or committed homestead
proof will be set before a notary public,
clerk of the court or q judge of probate,
but the testimony Of claimant and wit
nesses in all such cases must be taken
before the register and receiver. By law
the testimony in a final five year)
homestead proof may be taken before a
clerk of the court.
Settlers who have given published
notice of presumption and committed
homestead proof to he taken before q
notary public, clerk of the court or
judge Of probate will be required to pub.
lish anew and make their proof before
the register and receiver.
B. G. TIFFANY, Register.
W. j. ANDERSON. Receiver.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07

ity to the Territory, the most serious
feature Of which is probably the fact
that the end is not yet. If this second
removal is accomplished it will entail
great financial loss and depression on
Bismarck. Many Of her worthy citizens
will irretrievably suffer in their pockets.
But Bismarck should have been slow in
al attempt to profit by the possession Of
goods obtained by such questionable
transactions lest there come a time
when retributive justice should have her
on the hip, as now seems to be the case.
The INTER- OCEANS history of the tran
saction is the most complete thst we
have ever seen, and is mighty interest
ing reading.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-02-07
SPECIAL ELECTION,

NOTICE Is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
~ the TENTH day of FEBRUARY. next. at
the several Voting precincts in the County of
be held for the purpose of voting upon the ques-
ton Of Issuing bonds of the county to the amount
of Fifteen Thousand Dollars (2l5,OGD. The pro-
ceeds of said bonds to be used in funding the
present outstanding Indebtedness of Ramsey
county. Also, to vote upon the question of issu.
ing County Road and Bridge Bonds to the
amount of Five Thousand Dollars (s5OOO. The
proceeds of the sale of said Road and Bridge
bonds to be used in building the necessary
County Roads and Bridges. Said bonds to be is-
sued In sum of not less than One Hundred Dol.
lars, and payable in not less than ten years from
date. nor more than fifteen years. and to bear in.
annum payable annually. Said bonds and inter.
est to be made payable at such place or places az
the County Commissioner may designate in said
bonds.
The voting at said election shall be by printed
or written ballots with words:
For issuing County Funding Bonds-Yes."
For issuing County Road and Bridge Bonds
Yes" or
For issuing County Funding Bonds No."
For Issuing County Road and Bridge Bonds
No."
Which election will be opened at 8 o'clock in
the forenoon. and will continue open until s
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated at Devils Lake, Ramsey County, DIT,
this 9Th day Of January, A:D. 1885,.
WIN. Y. RUMNEY,
Attest: Chairman.
JOHN A. PERc1vAL.
Register of Deeds and ex.oticio County
Clerk.