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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

A ABlTTER political contest was begun
in the New Jersey Legislature this
week. The 1 Republican caucus has
formulated series Of bills which prac-
tiCally strip Governor Albeit Of all his
appointing power They take from his
hands the appointment OF Lunatic Asy'
lum Commissioners, Of Pilot Commits
slonera, of Members Of the State Board
of Education, and Judge Of the District
Court, with view to displaclng Demo-
Gratis. The movement ls dictated by
Republican greed for cillccs. The Gov
ernor lnsistsson appointing men OF his
own selection. The Republicans call
this partIssnshlp, and so change tho
laws 80 that only Republicans will lll
the places Governor Albeit Will, OF
course, veto the bills; but his veto Ia q
mere shadow. The vote that originally
passes a bill can rspass II, "notwith'
standing the objections of the Gov
ernOT,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
!. the 2lat day Of March, 1885,
SheriG's Sale.

John II, DApglor }, Order Of sale, stark ooun'
va ycommoD Pleas Court
james Bryard
Iy virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by tho clerk Of
tho court VI common pleas VI STARK county, uhO ~ the
above action and ~ mo directed will offer f0r ahe NJ
public Outory On tho premises, In tho village OF Ma
var O. on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN stalk
county ONO 70 viii Bclng The south half OF lot num-
boz aitern (i6) IN tho village OF Navarro
Appraised NJ 1900.
Sale TO commence NJ O'Clock D. m, Terms cash,
JAMES LEE Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Sheriff Sale.

Helm A Sons lOTd6r VI sale stark COUNT
VI, Common flpah ppulb
Darnhart Wennng,
By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by the CLERK o.
the 90 Ut Of Common Pleah " hlAfh county, phln l
lle above action and " me directed l VIII uHer Ipl
public Ontoy Ut the door OF le court mousse u
tho oily Of Canton, On
Saturday, the alst day of March, 1856
the following described real estate situate Ia said c0un
" to-wltl described as fOlowal Lots numbers nfpeL
(lb) sixteen (l0) teyrnteen 10, eighteen (ih) Anl
LouSyiIe on the road leading from lAulhVlle 70 hhF
iaburgh
Appraised lot 70 AZ tiie3
~ lbM lbO
l7At lb0
lAat 100
south Va lot 10 al go
Sale 10 commence At O'Clock D. m Terms, oAah
JAMksl lLEE sharir-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

1t Is written of cattle, sheep, hogs
and poultry that they "are farmers
mills condonsing the crude products of
his farm into q more valuable but less
bulky form for transportation. The
farmer who does not use these mills
misses ono of the most successful
means Of making o living profit "A,A1-
6aaV yts4rs,aI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

pronneman 4 Horst lOfdor VI sale, stark county
va Common Pleas Court
1homM oordroy otal }
Dy virtue Of an order Of aAlo laauod by tho ccrk
OF tho court VI common pleas OF stark county,
Ohio IN tho above no0n And " mo directed Will OifOf
for sale NJ public oucy NJ tho door OF tho court house
Ia tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1886,
tho following described real osato situate In Stark
COnltg uh0, t0,wlu situate In the city Of Ma'h0n
and known as strip " land forty (iO) fcot IN Width
front and rear OF tho entire west end or Bdo OF tho
sou ono halt VI lot twelve 9) IN tho MI sBllon h0ll'
Ing Mil UOmpanyB alteration and eubllyitl0n Of Va,
rOla lois IN the Town, now ClU ~ MasalllOn, recorded
In june lBiB, excepting ana roswylng tholoifOm tho
lg of way for tho passing OF tho water OF slppo crook
Appraised At 1000
sao 10 commence at O'Clock p, IN. Terms oash,
JAMES LEE sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

until she used the siegal Syrup, She
says that two bottles curei hnr, Tho
Shaker Tar CaDsules are god for
Coughs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
saturday, The glst day Of March, 1885,
Sheriff Sale.

A. ID OoldIen LII virtue OF an alias Vendi eIp0nAs,
Vs. STARK county Common Pleas Court A.
3, d. ROhrar,
By virtue Of an alias yend eIponaq Issued by tho clerk
OF tho court Of Common Pleas of STARK county ONE IN
the above action and 10 mo directed, Will 0fm fof
sale nj publ, outory nj tho door OF No court mousse IN
the oitl OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of March, 1885,
tho following described real eatate situate IN stark
county OHIO 10 witt Being the undivided thirteenth
part O tho east part O tho northeast quarter " hee0l
No H. township TO- range eonlAnnR hlhi 'nSp hefea
OF land belng the premises described NJ tho deed u
William Noun and MarT MOhn " Jacob liowlAna,
dated August 9ih lbiD, aud recorded ~ the ieeoIdH
Of ark cOunt hn sale under this order ID 70 cover tho
one undivided hi taenth Of tho Ogehali OF the above
described premises suDIoct 10 The fe estate OF Henry
liOhIor
Appraised at seas.
sale 10 commence At O'Clock D, m, Terms, cash
JAMES Litk, 3henn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Saturday, the 9lst day Of March, 1885,
Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Louis MougeyA Extrl Order Of Sale
W, blhfk cOulU unnllon floh
Charles You ron otal Court
ny virtue Of An order Of sale Issued by the clerk OF ht
court VI common pleas Of STARK county, OhlO IN tht
lbOye action and tO mo directed, will offer for sale h
public Outoiy NJ tho door Oi tho court house. In tho o
VI Canton on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of March, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN slMl
county ohio, tO'wlti Lots numDen 2i7, 2is, 2ln
mud 2bl ami HlIip NJ land 81 iBot aud inohra wdl
1u he wo ond ol lot 800 al In Mc0rcaycys addition
70 tho village Of Louisville
lot $40 appraised M tlB0,
IOtpiA 200,
IOt giD $50.
Lot 26I 1850
AaIrp OF 259 Appraised at l5b
salu to commence ut one o'clock D. m. Terms cash.
JAMES LEE. sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

Geo, EbesoleS Admir- 0Iler Of sale, sAIk county
w. Common fluAh opufI
" NJ, Davis,
By virtue Of an order TO soil issued by the clerk Of he
court OF Common Pleas Of stark county ohio, IN tht
abOye action and to mo directed, will offer fOr sale ~
public Out oy at tle door OF tho court house. In Tho
city Of Canton on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
he following described real estate situate IN said conn
ty tOwlt lOA numbers ~ aud ~ IN hu0here addition
ti thn ely Oi Canton, said lots heng n " known q.
numbers Os and 90 on The o0rrtctd schedule ol lht
lots OF said plu, with Dfck hi thereon
Appraised Al T7,b0O
salo TO commence ut one O'Clock D, m, Terms cash.
JAMES LEE, sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Dy virtue Of two vcnd exp0nnec Issued by the clors Of
tho court Of common pleas 0f STARK county uh0, " thg
above action And " mo directed VIII Oef Tor nAo ~
public onloy At tho door Of the court houBo In tho o
AZ unntDn. ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
DRUGGISTS.

y. n. BARR
(Huoccmor 10 u, J, 0ogor)
puuauIyT AND piAllMAOfJr- Canton, u. whcro
may DO found large and well eclcctod stock q Inn
ealn iforoiRn ana domoatio.) Medical Preparations
rruassa Hnpportora, cto. uomba Brushes, aud ppIs
fnmcry In endless variety Special attention 10 tho
nllinR OF Physicians Prescriptions,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
JEWELLERS.

4. EpiillAlM,
JEwELIcil AND opTlUIAN-No, IA East ruaoarawap
atrcoL Fino Watches and jcwoly neatly repaired
aud spoclAclea properly 1ttod 10 the oyo too0H
uEOl.aE DEUDLh
EWHlEl-DeAlOr In walohoa, Oloclu, Jcwclty bllyct
Ware, oto. HAat aldo public square Canton, D. ITO
pairing done promptly,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
E3sfIy

y Charley ana haze sHaSe.t ilsls.7s laseig.
and have agreed t, sa5 no more a}94t his
mouth aal ne:st2che.
IS walked tlosasFiiS1sh sssqle Sc. .eziag.
whana silets..d meet but lIon. lirngg Rogers.
.ho. Ike the the Pso4isal son. had fssarn.
ed to- 10 The hesh pots of Draia -I.aeree
that sienile may be iitte mixed, but it, y fact
anyway. Then | G1acl ia5o 9roa.5yays Rs1a
the ffst naa uaet IN ta4t crowded tlilF5ei.gl,-
fare was 0stcrtag, and lis dog Nlaje, fully
equipped fer deer hunt. This did not saala
m9, for they frequently ris up that way, a.'a as
they never hart my feelings BY killing t5- ia-
nocent deer, I did not stop them.
Having business At the produce exchange, I
crossed over into Montgomery Street, where I
met several prominent dealers, Charley Il.
DR.. X, and others buying carsoes Of beef,
triticum, etc, on 9 margin. It then occgrea
TO me to 20 over into California strest and in
struct my broker 10 sell I few sharc5 Of Nprnal
School Stock, and Fastening thiller, | was
assured by him that the aforesaid stock was
steadily risisg and bound 10 80 "vay 'bove
par 50 l ordered him . buy 4 few rz5re
SHARES instead ofsc.liag any. eelt safe IA so
doing, because Of the constant increase Of the
most desirable class Of patronage.
then turned to my private Office On Van
Ness Axe. and having seated myself for tl4iscor,
respondence, was suddenly interrupted by a
hne looking yoang man, who rushed into mr.
presence saying; where's the man who. writes
for the REVIEW? / modcstly assured hin that
I was the man, and he continued: II want
you TO tell them that the Commercial Colleae.
Of Prof Booth, is t!1e. best in Oregon, ana that
Douglas county boys need not go away from
home for business education" or course
assured him that had already done This, and
then proceeded to write Shortly after this,
I started down the street to borrow postage
stamp, and was delighted al meeting my old
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Coates Of Ten Mile. who
are visiting their daughters Mrs. Jennie Palmer
aud Miss Minnie Coates.
Al the time ofthis writing, have just heartl
Of the illness Of our Jimmy, which i, I hope,
only tempora ~.
Mrs. Jackson was called to Junction cits
early in the week, by our old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Estes, whose little child has been
dangerously sick, but is now improving.
viii Headrick is well again and at his
school work once more.
DR.. Geo. Kuykendall Of Pomeroy w. T., has
been visiting friends aud relatives here this
week CasARzsI I ~.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
Found Ont At Last.

Oakland, Ogn., Oct. Ist, 1885.
EDITOR REVIEW: Sir-We enclose you
herewith am article which we hope may prove
to be of interest to the good people of Oak
land and vicinity. A short time ago letter
containing sundy items published in the Sun
day Mercury of Sept. 9th, under the title of
"Oakland oleomargarine, was found near
the suburbs of our town. For some time past
the people of this place have been annoyed
by low and uncalled for items tending to create
disturbance and reduce respectable people to
level with the Mercury reporter. That the
people may know the source from which such
writing emenates, We will say that on compari-
son, the writing was found to be the same as
that of pocket-book found early one morning
about three weeks ago-in the lane between
the gardens Of Messrs. Brown s. Morris; also,
that on the night previous to the finding of
this book, the vegetables growing in the above
named gardens were almost totally destroyed.
The parties engaged in this work were Saen
running from the garden. For this time~@e
refrain from giving names Should any such
doings again come to our knowledge you shall
certainly be exposed. To the Mercury re-
porter we will say your identity is no longer a
question of doubt, and your denials in the
past have been false We have learned of a
disgraceful letter Of similar handwriting to
the above mentioned one that if proven to be
such will doubtless put the man where he will
have no oportunity to write such letters. In
conclusion we would advise you, Geo" to
drop the saloons. Quit lounging away your
time, arouse your energies and try to be a
man, and you may yet be respected.
CITIZENS.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
Id dnsinfstratOr's Sale.

AT0TECE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
II defslgncd Administrator Of the Estate OF Sarah
Grown. late Of Douglas county, Oregon deceased.
nas been duly licensed ana directed by the County
:onrt Of Do1glas Ge3tnt Oregon, b. order n;ado
snd ensertd OF Record the tl day of September
1885, 10 sell all tie right and interest Of the Estate
II said Sarah Brown In the land hereinafter described
will, in pursuance OF said order and license, ON tho
ID day OF November. 1885, at the hour Of 10 o'clock,
4, u q said day, cn the promises in said county
and state, sell for cash. Z. s. Gold CUin in hand at
Public Auction to the highest and best bidder all
The right, title and interest of said estate in and
said real property described follofgs:
commencing at a post 10 sections 8 and 4 33 and
s4, I. 70 and q. Il. 5 ". running thence NJ 500
egrees, w. 81 3 chains thence 5. Il chains thence
q. so chains thence S. 5s.o1 chains, thence N 47
lains, thence Z. 467 ciains tseaee 81 deg rees E.
20 chains, thence n. s. degree and 20 IN iIutes W.
md 30 chains to the place Of beginning all being
IN See. I. 25 S. r. W. u the Willamette Meridian
IN Douglas county. Oregon.
Also Lots and in Block in Crows addition %
the town Of Cid oakland in Douglas county, Oregon
lated this 18th Gay of September 1885.
9. 4. Sehfbrede. Administrator.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
Nelc School Lars of Oregon.

The new school laws have been compiled
and bound into a volume about four times as
large as any heretofore published in Oregon.
The laws are annotated and classified SO con-
veniently that the reader may most easily find
what he seeks therein. The State Supt.,
Hon. E. B. McElroy, under the direction of
The State Board Of Education has appended a
list of the decisions made by the State Board
during the past two years, and it is but proper
10 say that the decisions are comprehensive
and equitable. The appendix Of decision made
by the U. S. Commissioa Of education touches
on subjects of vital importance to every friend
Of education in Oregon. The State sapt. has
spent much time and exhibited mich talent
in the compilation of this edition.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
Eagse Poiat Items.

I
Ed. REVIEW: Since MY last my lip Ia.
been hanging down and have had the ssllllass,
AMI haze been ont of sorts in every way; JUS
| to tllnk after nj racsins n1y brain 70 try L
write something Tor Your paper thai would Is
OF interest to the hundreds that read the Re-
VIEW and then to have The cream Of my article
taken OF and consigned Is the. waste basket
and taen a little editorial note by way of apol-
ogy is sinp'y outrag Gus. But yoa e5itors
take great Liberties ana We have ID submit.
During the last few weeks have been oyel
considerable Of our valley, aad have somc
notes for the REVIEW. Cur valley i filing
up very fast with sold substantial men
from the East, and our towns along the
railroad are building Up very fast, al1 81
most every acre Of land. that viii do fora gar
den spot or a chicken ranch IS being taken up
and the wonder Is how 50 many families live
in our small towns and more especially oat
new towns for the soil, where they are built is
50 poor that It VIII hardly sprout blaols eyed
peas, and still they appear to live and eiress
well. Meellofd, the principal railroad town IN
the valley, is steadily growing, new buildings
are going up every dag, and car and wagen
loads Of lumber are continually arriving; bat
the people Of Medford are not satisfied with
wooden shantiss, the5 are putting np a nn1nEer
Of substantial bric1, buildings, bcsi.ls number
Of wooden buildings
". W. farler e Iris place ct big arm
with an ak.
One II. p. Of this place has had number
of cases Of qiphthefia this Ill.
c oarIey Iurrel living near GroWnsbor9ash
cut his foot very baeiiy 4 fey days ago.
Brawasboroagh hasa cooper shop ii con
neesion with the blacksmith and wagon shop
Wool buyers are getting Ia earnest in oaF
valley and large amount Of wool Is changing
hands At from 1eIIz to + ceats.
Central Roiat after her long struggle has at
last raised her head ana shows signs o life
and energy; there ale 4eYersl new bailains.
going up for stores, hlacl.snsh aad wagon
shops, Offices, etc. bes;1les very large hsaa'.er
Of private residences and Il Is thonEA that
Central Poiat viii in short time become the
leading business town Of the County, in fact
they are talking Of moving the Court House
frsm .Eaaksonville to that point. Bat while
other points are improving Eagle Point still
holds her own. Or. T.. L. Whitney IS efee-
ting very fine residence and is making pre-
parations to plant about Iooo fruit trees this
wiater, in ending 10 establish a eanrery 8n the
near future, and or town is steadily iaqoGov-
ing, and We expect to have a daily mail route
established before long ana then it VII n5t
take from Saturday unsii Taesday night II gst
letter from here 70 the county scat.
Uzo.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
MURDER H

Just one hundred yards this side Of the rock
cut beyond the Deer creek trestIe has long
been the camping grounds of tramps On
Wednesday evening at this camp tramp
named Sullivan was murdered, being shot near
the left temple by pistol in the hands of an
other tramp. Some of the tribe came to town
and told of the dead man but pretending to
know nothing Of the affair." A coroner's Jury
was summoned, FIVE tramps arrested and at
this writing the individuals have broken silence
and are presumably telling the truth. They
claim that the murderer has not been arrested
and that he is one Of company Of three who
went south Wednesday night and were seen at
Green's station Thursday morning. He will
doubtless be captured. The town has been
full Of tramps for long time and the REVIEW
advises urcitizens to beware of them.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16

To CAMPMEETiNc.-Last Saturday eve
n. as we walked cut Of the REVIEW Office
on to the street we were met by an old time
friend who said, ''are you going to campmeet-
iag down at Cleveland" We responded that
We might if an opportunity presented itself.
''You may so with me, was the quick re-
spcnse. So we put on. our coats and mounted
Ito the vehicle and sped away toward the set
ting sun. About O'Clock we arrived at our
destination and partaking of hearty repast,
some enc suggested that five wanted any din
ner next day We must sing song, begun TO
think nay chances for dinner very slim but
with the others to lead we did sing song and
retired to quiet slumber to be awakened with
some one rapping on our door and saying, ''if
you want any breakfast you had better get up.
After breakfast we went to the camp ground
and there found Revs. Jones and Sails striving
hard TO bring sinners to repentance. Tho y
were having good success. Several had al
ready professed sanctifcation. we listened
10 three able sermons during the day. The
singing was par excellence. After the evening
service we returned to the house Of our host
feeling that it was good for us to have been
there. We were informed that the meeting
would continue over next Sabbath. We pre-
dict that great deal Of good viii be accom-
plished, as Revs. Jones and Sails are both able
and jealous workers.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
NEW THIS WEEK.
Erofhers.

There. are upon the skin OF every human
beng, child and adult alike, 2. 100000 pores.
Through these pores in the form of insensible
perspiration, is expelled more than one-quar-
ter of the nourishment taken into the system.
The Importance Of keeping open these per
spiration valves upon child's body, IS second
only to that Of promptly digesting the food
eaten. It was to open the pores Of the skin
and 10 assiniiate the food that DR.. Pitcher
formulated Castoria. Loose bowels, constipa-
lion, fesers and eruptions which are SO con-
stant among infants and children, and which
kill one-third of all the children before they
are FIVE years old, arise principally from these
two causes. II is from the wonderful results
attendant upon the use of Castoria in regulat-
ing the stomachs and bowels and keeping
open the pores of the skin, that Castoria
acquired its world vide reputation. With
plenty Of water for the body, pure air for the
lungs and Castoria to assimilate the food,
there need be no unaccounted for sickness
among children. Castoria is a vegetable pre-
scription without morphine or other narcotic
property. Thirty years extensive use has
given it a history never attained BY another
medicine.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
JEhut UiiI Sarclu Do II.

Ones hair begins to fall out from many
c,uses. The imbortant question IS: What
is sure to make 1t grow in again? According
to the testimony of thousand, Parkef's Hair
Basam willdo it. It quickly covers bald spots
restores the original color when the hair Is
grey or faded eradicates dandruff, and causes
the scalp to feel cool and well. It is not a
dye, not greasy highly perfumed, safe.
Never disappoints those who require a nee
reliable dressing.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
SUMMONS.

" THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE STATE. OF
oregon, III aud fer the County OF Douglas.
~ 4 kEaLEy, Plaintiff,
!. 6 Ftoo4, ELLEN FIo5K aad F. II. NoBIa, De-
fendants.
salt IL Equity TO foreeose Mortgage.
To f. III. Noble the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint file ag.li.ist you in the above entitled
Court atl cause wherein ". L. herley is plaintiff
and J. q. Flock, Ellen Hook and +. H. Noble are
iefendants--Sane being suit TO foreclose a mort
gage on real property, before the first day OF
lie fsxt regular term thereof, towis: On Monday
The 18th dag of October 1885. And you are hereby
aotie1 that ii yeu fail to appear and answer the
said complaint, above required the SAID plaintiff
sill apply tothe court for the relief demanded in
inc aid eomp.sint towit; For q Judgement and de-
cree OF foreclosure and SUE Of the mortgaged
premises described iii the complaint filed in the suit
md the proceeds applied to the payment OF tho
costs and disbursements and at ttorney fees OF this
suit and the expenses of said sale and toward the
payment Of said debt mentioned il complaint and
that plaintiff have execution Tor the baiace Of said
,eit ii any there be asi for such other and further
RELIEF as the Conrt may deem proper.
This Summers is published b. order of Hon.
z. S. Bean Judge Of said Coaft made on the 18th
day Of August. 1885.
LANE LANE
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
Guardian Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by virtue
In of an order licensing Guardian Of the Es-
tase of Robert c. and Nancy r. Balderree tosell all the
real estate Of my said wards made andenteredinth the
county court Of Douglas County and State of Oregon
en Sept. 7th 1885 / will offer for sale on 0stober
Dist 1855 at one o'clock P. II. on the premises for
cash in hand and sch to the highest bidder therefor
M the right title and interest my said wards Of in
and to the following described lands towit: un-
divided two evenths interest IN the following lands
--Ilts, 4, ) and and S. f. of n. W. and n. E.
of s. ~. and Lot 3 of S. 81 and n. w. of n. ".
of s. s. and All lln liYided one seventh interest in
the following.-I1ot and e. Of 5. w. of s. q
AMI Tot s. % all III T. 20 ). r. 10 w. in Douglas
County and State Of 0regt n.
Dated September IL 1855.
G. B. Baldense
GuardiaRs
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Eoseburg, Oregon, Sept. 24th 1885
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
lowing nafed settler has filed notice Of his intention
make inal proof IN support of his eiam and that
said proof viii be made before the Register or Re-
ceirer at Rosebnrs Lard Office ON Thursday Noyem-
d. s. No. 1912 for the Lots & Sec. Tp y S. r.
West ". II. He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upo7 and cultivation
o. said lalld, VIZ: g. Hacker, Wfu Sajeharel, Job
Comfy RECON- ". f. BeSsaSs Register.