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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-23
nm. nhonn,. no- 1ssn.

In accordance with our usual custom we offer The
Phoenix to New Subscribers for the balance Of this
year fee-makng the price from this date to Jan. l.
1887, $50, the regular yearly price.
New subscribers, and all subscribers who pay In
advance, are entitled to either Good Cheer or
Our COuatry Home for one year on payment
of - cents additional, or to the Three Pa
pers for 80.
The Mirror and Farmer, the well-known
and very excellent farmers paper, published at Man
chester, n H. viii be sent to all advance paying sub
scribers one year for 90 cents in addition to the
regular price Of The Phgni1, t2O for both papers.
An Ohio paper, speaking Of a senatorial candidate,
says II has nothing against him personally, "bu he IL
At for senator than hog lie to teach school"
-PttsbUrg Chronicle Telegraph.
A disgruntled Democrat insists that this not
altogether elegant remark was intended to
apply to nine-tenths of Atkinss appointees
for fourth-class postmasters in Vermont.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-23

A Bangor man Just returned from the
ChAudiere river district tells how the people
look at smallpox. He stopped over night at
French Canadians whose son was foolish.
The native said he was made thus by small
PoE. Said he you see, We have all got to
have II sooner or later, and 30 last fall, hRv-
ing our work done up early, 1 said to my
wife, i guess this Is good time to have IT,
30 hitehed up, went down 10 the village
and got 1t. II killed three OF my children
and made that boy foolish. Hanger Com
meTciGl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-23
GuiIfSra Centre
HaIIfax.

Rev. E. W. Whitney will preach next
Sunday p NJ at 2:8O.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-10-23
Local Intelligence.

meteorological Record.
TX ESDISo THURSDAY EVENING, oor. "a, 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
he unaecounta bic delay i'm the "a.

Owing TO the unarcounta BILE delay i'm the re-
turns from Hamilton county, il is still fmpos-
sible to say what is the exact state of things in
Ohio. butt is plain that Foraker is elected nv
. large plurality, and IL Is almost certain that
the republicans have obtained majority of the
legislature, thus ensuring the return of Mr.
Sherman to the Senate
The prohibition vote amounts to about % 600
votes, much larger total than ever before And
larger than would have been safe for the renub
ncans under ordinary circumstances. But this
year the vote was swelled by disconnected
democrats, who supported Leonard, as many
democrats In New York state voted for Butler
last year, in order to defeat the regular nomi.
nee Hence. the third ticket was not as hurtful
10 the republicans as it would look.
One curious effect of the election has been to
oepress Mahone's spirits. Were the Ohio lecis-
iature democratic, 1t would become vitality Inn.
Portant TO the republicans to keep Malone In
the senate; as 1t is, they can dispense with his
services without losing control OF the chamber
The democrats profess indifference at the re-
SUIT, but they must recognize the fact that the
election will help the republicans in New York,
and unless they are really anxious to ''rebuke"
their President by a very notifying defeat at
home, they should be little anxious over the
outlook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

The action OF the President in suspending
rom Office the chiefjHtice of New Mexico for
having appointed ex-senator Dorsey a COM
missioner to draw grand and petty jurors for
that territory will undoubtedly meet with pop
nlar approval, yet on reflection it will be little
difficult TO discover upon what lawful grounds
the suspension can justly be based. Some pretty
hard charges have been made from time to
time against Mr.. Dorsey, and by most people
he is regarded as a rather tricky parsonage; but,
30 far As the official records show, he has never
been convicted OF any crime, and must there
fore be regarded in the eye of the law as o repu-
table citizen. and presumably entitled to all
the rights and privileges that the term implies
The administration may hold, however, that
the Judiciary ought to be above any suspicion
OF mistake or oversight, even in matters of pro-
priety, as well as IN those of law. In that view
OF the case judges will find it useful as we'll as
entertaining to read the newspapers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Secretary Bayard should intimate to some of
the foreign governments represented here that
Washington is about tired out with the drunken
antics OF members OF their legations, who seem
70 think that their diplomatic duties consist in
MAKING public nuisances of themselves. They
may be above the reach of the statutes relating
70 the collection of debts, and that sort of thing
but surely they should not claim immunity
nom the laws Of propriety and decency, which
are observed by gentlemen everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

The friends of 4ir. b. g. Lovejoy are generally
and very justly gratified at his unanimous
election to the presidency of the board of school
trustees on Monday evening. This action on
the part of his colleagues comes at once as q
vindication of Mr.. LovejOy from the charges
heretofore made against him and tribute TO
the long and deep interest he has taken In our
public schools. 1t is to be hoped that harmony
may now reign in the board, and that its efforts
Will hencefo-th be devoted solely to advancing
the cause of education in the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Since exception Is sometimes taken to the
application of the prefix Roman" in speaking
OF one OF the leading religious denominations
OF the country, 1t may be worth noting that
both in the official record of Cardinal Nc
Cioskey, TO be placed in the coffin of the dead
prelate, and upon his tombstone he Is described
rs Cardinal OF the Holy Roman Church, and
Archbishop OF New York, and that in neither
case does the word Catholic" anywhere ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
In No Orurn WY

I've cdsa ys ,. IP the
Brossn &C. on each sScoeed,ns Friday. =
mean Is g 81 g. o,.. wn =
odd SIZES" IN GLOVES
ver1 s nrasy we ear genuine treat q is VIII
slzs pals. ' Iaa,s g 4fss % sssk ne., Kid
ke%n.ns 0f flc:. e
s Pc 1AA11s palls Of ladies Bat WidCw Jouvln
.Femnant Price c
Size 0l9 pairs Ladies' 4-bu; BLACK Kid Gloves. en-:
e@s oas,sa ~ Cardinal. Olive and Tau,
Remnant nrica ~
Size Ola pairs Ladies' Sbut Gray Real Kid Gloves:
sss sc a. Ssi S;;
aRemnaPpt f'ce price q q g
Cpd SIZES AND PXiRs IN TosiESY.
y1a can wear any Of the following sises you get
ss a fnsy are Ct
f Hna Hose, extra size, splendid quality.
Remnant price az
size pairs Ladies' Fine Hack iisls TSfcs1 aoSs.
Wa.n aiopstatched ankles extra value
Rsmnahpsr'' e pr;cs 1S Sc.
~ pairs Childrens solid Cotton Hoss Plain and
N Black, Garnet, Seal. and DIX Green; sise.
.Remnanfa Pr;cc z zec
pairs Seal Brown French iSSe al Hos,
VIII VIII, white feet. size and 6aa-
"Remsant" Price sns asc'
'EAE e;S.SI IN WASH GOODS.
t6s f.bses ss sss g.
ds Sc oSs
we shall mark them at prices which should In
9: Short s. Lengths" Apron Check cnsh.ms. from
70 l 81 Short Lengths of Dress onghams from 1ec
II Short Lengths" of Dark Patterns. in choice
Short Lengths Of Savy won Blue and q Brown yn
Figured Prints, iength s from to yards. from 70
.. Il short Lengths Of se!nch Figured Psrcaies.
second s% a5o T. t axe pc ss! xaxa
"oDD LINE" OF HANpKERcH1EFs.
n. s1s special inducsmsnt 70 our customers 70 visit
coord M VIZ
o s Us &c
This lot con tains probably Is dosen and we do not ex
and cam @
isiS sg sy to sit this Friday Oct
taking 2o,se Oh every s7se Msndfsrchief We this
ol n reason ana are building up trade solely on
Second floor; take elevator.)
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT "REMNANTS"
has ever displayed viii Be PLACED On sale
this Friday, October 18th, Regular Weekly Remnant
inSs, &c, afford overlook this sale which will
include the following most excellent bargains:
long by SO In. wide
Mesuiu trice. %. 90
pair Tcru Nottingham Lace Curtains YARDS
long by 60 in. wide.
Remnan," prcc e e
pair Real Fine Lace Curtains
Remnantn p; $iGoO
pair Dark Blue Silk Turcoman Curtains
1; $&o ~
3 yards Raw silk Furniture Coyering. REDUCED
from SS to 81. 20 for piece.
yards Petit Point Furniture covering. Reduced
olive Fei. Mss,ei {smSrequins Nv yards long.
Reduced from 81 25 to 81.
Maroon Eel. Taole Cloth, las yards long Reduced
Felt: Table Covers one yard square, Reduced
Felt Table Covers one yard square. Reduced from
Guipure Lace splashers. Reduced from 81 90 to
Fringed Ecru Monte Cloth Table Cover, one yard
square Reduced from 81. 25 to 75c.
70 8 yards Reduced from 2hc to 1sc. per yard.
ID short Lengths of Curtain Scrim III to yards
It low Remnant prices
10 short Lengths Of 36inch ColoFed Felts ut low
Remnant prices.
Third floor. Take elsvator1
Remnants In each and every DEPARTMENT. For
other attractions Sc Critic and Republican each
iiiiersn. and representing exactly what we have to
'ell on Friday as "Remnants"
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY,
S2l Pa Ave. foc15l e12 St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Lord Wolseley Is experiencing the fickleness
OF fortune. very few years ago he was the idol
of the British nation. But the Khartoum cam.
paign ruined his reputation, and 1t is said he is
now the most unpopular man In England. At
this distance IL seems as II each extreme was
unjust He certainly never deserved his highest
reputation; but he did as well perhaps in Egypt
as any one who was not great military genius
could have done under the circumstances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee is making a very pietu.
RESCUE campaign, and, if flowers and ladies'
smiles coupt, he Is pretty certain to win But
Gen. Malone Is an industrious little person, In
quiet way, and he will not be defeated till the
polls are closed on election day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Jusr RECEIVED
ons Lot OF One Hundred Dozen Cuis which we will
close al the low price Of
FIVE PAIR FOR sIOO.
They are a regular Sc Cuff
Also. full line of Winter Neck and Un,sr ws.r q,
the lowest prices, IT
5. 3 ELLERY's,
ocio l112 F1ny
" A POOLE & CO..
~ S3s La ave NV,
Wholesale agents for Dufy's Cider stock ready for
delivery oct 10th. Bbls, LIS and I.s ocI5- m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Europe seems to be on the verge of another
bloody war, involving the integrity of the
Turkish empire. The alternative, apparently.
Is between a peaceable secession of the reyolted
province and war to restore Turkish DONNA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
MERINO UNDERWAY

| To introduce this department to our customers
extra values will be offered this week. We cannot
enumerae all the different styles but invite every
body TO examine them, whether they desire to pur.
chase not
SO dozen Merino Vests, all wool. silk binding and
stitching, at Doc: they worth 75c. Drawers to
| match.
90 dozen fine Cashmere Vests silk binding and
fancy stitching. at &c. cannot be duplicated at the
price Drawers to match.
still finer Cashmere Vest ct 75c
so dozen Vests elegant quality saxony WOOL full
regular made. at 81: would be cheap at Sl.39
90 dofen Red Medcated Vests cochineal dye silk
worth SI.25.
80 dozen Red Medicated Vests all wool full seru.
isr made at SlS5; extraordinary value.
LADIES UNION SUITS.
From 81 rs and up.
CHILDREN's VESTS.
From Zoe. and mp
CHILDREN's UNION SUITS.
From CSC. and up
INFANTS WRAPPERS
From sec and up
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE GLOVES.
We had such an immense sale of these Gloves last
saturday that stock left In exhausted con-
dltion 1t Is row again replete and we offer good
value in q Cashmere Glove at Csc. pair.
CoRsErs
We have procured during the past week three lots
OF Corseis at great loss to the manufacturer. Call
and examine the bargains which we shall offer
LOT loo dozen fine French Woven Corsets
ooned throughout, silk famed, at csc. per pair.
LOT $50 dozen French Corsets in white black.
blue, cream and pink satteen, at s9c. per pair.
LOT $50 dozen K. & q. Corsets real whaIebone
at S2.25 pair.
We keep large assortment of all popular makes of
Corsets hand.
ITO pieces of Fancy and Brocade Ribpons silk and
velvet raised patterns, new designs warranted pure
silk, at Csc. per yard: you would announce them
to be cheap at 75c yard.
OSTRICH FEATHERS
So dozen Ostrich Tips "a bunch of three) at CSC. q
bunch.
SHADED soUDANs,
New designs, at 81 IS bunch We were unable to
meet the demand for the above Soudans last week
large stock Of them on hand at present
NORFOLK JERSEYS.
All sizes, at So IS. Will positively refund money if
same quality can be elsewhere for less than
S3.4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Pasteur, the distinguished French scientist.
who has been experimenting with preparations
Oh inocuiative virus against hydrophobia an
nounces that he Is now ready to try his system
On human volunteers. Don't all speak at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

1t will interest a good many breakfast-tables
nowadays 10 learn that the crop of buckwheat
has been unusually abundant this year. and
that the price of cakes will be correspondingly
low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

one OF the most interesting features Of the
ohio election was the evolution OF the demo-
cratic nnugwump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
". J. WINE,
w. NJ. SHusrrR & Soys

FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS ARE NOW
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN SILKS. vELvErs
1S PIECES CHOICE CoLoRED FAILLE FRAN
SHADES GREAT BARGAIN
WORTH Sl.75. - "a Si'oo'
BLACK FABLE FRANCArs AND ct,os
GRAINS IN ALL QUALITIES
EVENING SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY
BROcADE NELvETs, STRIPED yF.LyErrS AMI
PLAIN CoLORED VELVErS. ava
SPECIAL BARGAINS
We oPFER TIE LARGEST AND MOST COM.
PLEIE STOCK THAT We HAVE EVER SHOWN
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR AND HOUSE
LINENS
W. N. sHUsTER SONS
eI9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
y. Rifle BEST Is THE CHEAPEST ocl4
PUbLIsH TO-DAY:
SOUVENIRS OF A DIPLOMAT
Private Letters from America During the Admins
9aions OF Presidents Van fnrsn Harrison and Tyler
BY
THE cfIEvALIER DE BACOURT
Minister from France
limo Sl.5o.
hor sale oy ROBERT BEALL.
eeiS'St BOOKSELLER. 4a5 Penusylyauia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
ARTISTIC FuRSrruRE.

am closing ont n lot of Elegant FURNITURE of
sfECiAL and UNIQUE DESIGNS consisting OF fine
2iahOsany Chairs, sofas and Divans, Chamber and
Dining Cilairs ~
,ChAMBER SUITES, In Antique and Special De-
signs, In Oak. Cherry MAHOGANY
A number of elegant sIDE BOARDS in Ash Oak
and Ma 4ogany. ~-' N'>>
a variety OF elegant Hall Pieces. Bookcases Parlor
SS%hets. Ladies Desks and Tables in Ebony and
M os-n! These goods surpassed III mate
Isi Mor tilansIip and finish In any house south of
Lnia1elinia Intending 20 close out this branch of
thsse goods VIII be offered for q few weeks
ouiy al about tvO-thirds their actual value
II you want the finest Furniture tn h.. S,,na I'm rho
.. tl TIE wholesale cost this is the best op-
portunlly you Will ever have '' W
ftfs3ns IN search OF io-p.iced Furniture viii save
their TINE and ours by calling elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

NOR RENT
Il l4l2 20nw..l2r..$lOO
2O3O q st., 12r., m.i.......65
2121 X ST.. b r........5O
3O46 n St, 12r., m. i....5U
l145 21st ST. l2r. IN. 40
2222 q st., Or. N. i...35.5
SIo-6l I'D ST.. ar. ,mL3OI
1921 Pierce Pl., r..27.tOI
E2l N St. Tor, m.i......;3OI
Cor N&3O SITS. .Sr.. mi. 30
'll0S 22d s., Or. m.i26.4 G|
l123 "a ST., ST., m. i...25.5 90
1Ol2 n. II. av., Ar. ...2l.Ml
Ply H st. ,6r., m. L.. 22.5O
'1l02-A 28d q. Or. ,mi20.30
a AH9Piy 10Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DEsk ROOM IN A LARGE HAND
\ some Once. Gunton Building, cor. 9th o. M W
iiohtlng on fenna ave can De obtained moderate
.erhs oy application TO A =. PRATT & son, Heal rs
tate Agents, 4ol 9th St NV orIaai
LNoR RENT-THE LARGE OFFICE RooNs
now occupied by John sherman & Co. Real r.
brokers 81 81, 10 be vacated their removal
10 No l40s st., about Nov. ls.. oc7-Im
FOR RENr-oFFICE ROOMS: VERY nIsIR-
l aoie; hea gas and lanltur service; single en-
ste; al ole ST. NV, near Patent Office GENERAL
Posl Office aud new Pension Office Apply Ia Ia a.
LAW Renee. Office Rooms 5. and z obs r Sc NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
NEW SroRE, NV Goons,II
NEW PRICES.
+ i y E.h ~- sssf % M
II H RR n Mn
H ZEE BIB 90 nm
MMM MMMM "A BSn,R 6 i ~"
4 IN \ \ "a 4 E e ocS Il ZEE

At last, after months Of preparation and after en-
eountefing many vsxatious delays, ere In posi-
ton to announce that all of our numerous depart
ments are now complete. With
NEW. FRESH STOCK OF GOODS
AND VERY LOW PRICES
We confident OF ability to please ell tastes and
all pockets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

'THE ARLlxoros Borrrrxc Co.
Corner Of 9Th and Sta nw.,
WAxHlNGTox, y. c..
boetAers ofchr. Hsayich's cslsos>tsd
NAERzEN AID LAGER DExR
CHARLBs JAco1SEN, 49,
Ts'seho,s en- ssS-& -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

Il building Lots, located in the northwest and other
parts the city among them many superior corner
gle lots for sale At prices ranging Toc to SIS per
foot mo A PRLESNT~T
auyS-3m 14l6 + ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

LNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y, SAl Pa av, sore $3.50 NV. store q sr$S750
Icy 10th q W., IL .lOO eA2 &C.. ONCE ..-.35
1915 Pa Nv. IL 33l l644 r st w Tor a.
Mount Pleasant, r.-..66 l043 n n W store 4 ? M
1888 X st. NV, IL r.-. 80 1853 Ith AZ se q 50
Carroll Hall and s.-60l I5l8 eth 81 49, IA
042 st. W. Office. so l5l4 18th M a W 6r Ia ~
Howard University. l5l6 l2th ST sw 5r &, 10
sos HI ST. n.w 10 r.-.-45I l025 La ave- I'd door - n
14l4 11th It. 10 r-......-4Oi
FURNISHED
Iowa Circle IL Mass mr. 18th 2re2OO
ST., mr. Conn eyeSSS n, mr.. 12th. NV, II FOO
~, cor 4otna 10 r:SyO Conn. av, mr. II, 12r-.l15
r. Law, mr. 18th, 16 800 Ct ay n On CIR lea "a
Thomas Circle. IL 1900 n ST.. mr. 9TH 10 r. in
Conn. av.. mr. K, Is r--300 18th st. mfr n 8 - 40
Iowa Circle, Is r......250 9TH st. mr. X III - l3S
Lafayette So, IL r-200 l4th, mr. tn Cir 10 r 100
n St, mr. It'll, Is r.-200 R st.. mr. 18th Ill p 100
81, mr. lvths ~ rO > st.. n'r 18th. o 20
peeI AHn iAr.---xeyAs near "a o. n.e...-....-.65
Iowa circle, 1Ar.-.-..--200N
oc2 R Q. A0lTzMAN. 10Th ana sss NV
IyOR RENT
1tAxo t4sn y, 100000
i iSSe , lSte e., A259
xCS$ ~ 0s-s 800
SSYX LOU ~ w.. 500
l94y - 1lkss ueW 5eyOO
f&$$ - 4Nss -" IoSQ0
RXRKER y f0WESEN6
oe5I0 l<leFa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15

nor RENT-A NEW AND COMPLETELY Fur
II nished House; all linens, table ware silver &c
rooms; within half block Dupont Circle; reasonable
rent Also unfurnished House, same location Appiy
CHAS. EARLY. OO3 l4th ST. NV ocT-Iw
NOR RENT-ONE OF THE FINEST FUR
nished houses In the Distr Of Columbia and in a
beautiful location; price, Sls5 per month. VIM NJ
BRYANT, l2,4 st. n w. ocs-Im
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-10-22
Pearlette Heard From.
TO the Editor Of the Times.

TO the EDITOR Of the Times.
1t has been some time since you have had any
breeze from the Gem Of the Valley. We are NOV.
ing right along. Land IL changing hands and good
settlers are coming In. The demand r. growing
better every day for our beautiful valley land.
-Peaflette will soon have . drstclass hotel, .
thing much needed. Business IL good In town;
never better. We have got - ane posto0ee just
finished mp ~ there lie in this county.
The farmers have put mp an abundance Of hay
and feed In this vicinity, and many Of them have
eown from 10 to 80 acres in wheat, and are fast
moving into line with the older counties In the
way Of Improvements and developing their Ane
farms.
We are laboring under some difficulties which
only time can remedy. We have no direct hack
line from the railroad to this point 1t costs .
passenger coming here . 50, and . passenger in
the same hack 81 30 to Meade Centre from Dodge
City.
As soon as We get our hotel ready for business
VIC will have daily hack line running from Peal
lette to Dodge City that win carry passengers any
where tn Meade county ct reasonable rates.
County seat matters are not settled yet. F0w-
Ter hae Joined issues with Meade Centre and they
meet and have love feast twice week. In fact
Meade Centre 10 on her knees to everybody that
opposes her Carthage stu holds them ct arms
length and won't down 1t Meade Center's bidding.
Messrs. Lemon and Steele are the controlling pow
er in Meade Centre. and Col. Dick Walker holds
the trump card over the town site in the shape Of
contest, and he comes around occasionally and
give the screws q turn that makes the Meade Gen.
tire folks twist and the Carthage people smile right
out In meeting. The enumeratOr will soon have
the canvass done and then it will be submitted to
the Governor. SOLID FACT.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-10-22

OF time and place Of meeting Of Viewers and Sur.
veyor to View, Survey, and Locate . Public
Road, and to persons applying for damages, etc.
STATE OF KANSAS, l..
Ford County,
To WHoA II nAY COMCxaH:
"HEREAS, Application has been made, By
w petition, to the Board Of County COnmiS-
sioners Of Ford County, Kansas, for Locating Z
Public Road, ~ follows, to-wft:
The place Of beginning Of said rad the n0stA-
west corr er section No. & township q, range ~,
thence due south ON section line ~ near % prac.
township and range, thence due west on township
line 70 the northwest corner Of section No & town
ship g, range 23w, thence ON south - range line
- near ~ practicable.
The intermediate points are - above given,
and the place Of Termination Of sid road 10 Wheri
the above mentioned range line inteTcepts the
right Of way Of the A., 7. & 8. +. r. r.
AND WHIK1As, Frank Hinkley, John Hall and
L n. Van V0ofhis, road viewers, and J. II. 1sthess
cd hy said County Co0missioness to view, survey,
sud locate said road.
THKRIJonE, You arc hereby notified that sesd
viewers and surveyor will proceed On the 10sA daJ
Of November, 1885, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, ct thu
place Of beginning Of said road, to view, survey
and locate said road, and perform Whatsoever Oh
er duties a. are required Of them BY law. And N
less You hle written application for damages sus
tanned, and compensation claimed, with said view
you claim such damages or compensation, youl
application for and recovery Of the same Will b
forever barred.
s. GALLAGHER, IN, County Clerk.
F. ONLY, Deputy.
Dated October 9th, 1885.