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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-30
FOURTH Edition


PARIS, July ga meeting Of the
Panama Canal Company WAS held here
to day. M. de Lesscps read q volumi-
nous repors In watch he stated that 1t
the present moment there IL not . sin
gle section of the future canal which 10
not contracted for. The sanitary oondi.
ton IL satisfactory. During the past
year the mortality was olS per cent, not
more than the average mortality on
public works in Europe. The report
then proceeds to show that the difficult
ties OF tbs Panama enterprise have been
deliberately overdrawn. M. de Lesseps
pledges himself 70 open the canal In
1889 within the cost estimated By the
congress Of 1879. The Suez Canal, he
reminds the company, was In like man.
ner opened at the time he fixed, but
with SIX instead Of eight metres Of
depth.
The attacks Of speoulators, M. de
I,esseps continues, have compelled Us
to borrow at higher rates than we OF.
pected to obtain. 1t 10 true that from
| this date the charges of these loans
must augment the cost OF the canal"
NJ. dc Lesseps announces that there will
soon be held . meeting ofthe consulting
commission to consider various schemes
for modifying the plan of oonstruc-
ton.
NJ. de Lesseps presided over the meet
ing. There was q large attendance.
The report OF NJ. de Lesseps ended with
| the stattme that the subscriptions In
the provinces justified the belief that
the new Issue OF bonds would be more
than covered. The report was adopted
by an unanimous vote amid loud ap
m Tba n alnrx, hlan Irl lat
present at the meeting.
CAPTURED by ;PIRATEs.
LONDON, July 29.-Dispatches from
China state that Chinese pirates attack cd
and took possession Of the Dutch steam
ship Hok while bound for Penang from
| Acheen. The pirates killed the captain,
the first mate and the chief engineer.
The captains wife and the rema In der
OF the ships crew wero made prisoners
by the pirates, who demanded $i5, 600
ransom for the surrender of the cap.
| tives. The Dutch authorities will en-.
deaver TO secure the rescue of the cap
tives, and, If possible, the arrest and
punishment of the pirates.
IN HONOR OF THE DEPARTING VICE.
ROY.
DUBLIN, July 29.-Tbe city Is pla.
oarded with an appeal signed "By or
der OF the citizens and trades council
committee, which among other things
says: "Irishmen, by the nature o.
lyour farewell to the Earl of Aberdeen
and his noble wife, prove that you az
spreciate the efforts Of EngIand's grea:
est statesman TO secure the concession
of lrelaad's ina!ienable right to hom
rule"
TURKEY ADDING TO HER ARM AMEN7
CoNsrANTISorLE, July % -Turke,
is making large additions to her arma
ment. Herr Krupp has received
large order from the government, ant
a Turkish officer has gone to his work
at Essen TO oversee the manufacture O
the guns. 1t Is proposed to Iurchas
400, 200 American rifles.
KILLED IN DUEL.
BRUSSELS, July 23.-In aduel tc- Ia
at Liese, between Artillery Lieutenan
= Savage aud DIR. Prelle, an army sur
gson, four shots we're exchanged, an
= with his fourth fire the lieutenant kille
the doctor instantly by shooting hir
Through the heart.
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II you want . gool piece OF beef
m luton or veal delivered At your house
call on VIM. #. Lowell, stall IL, Second
street market.
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To morrow promises to be slghty
COO er and somewhat cloudy with loca
showers Similar conditions are likelS
10 prevail on Sunday.
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Noted TObaoSn

Kiowa, Laddie Buck, What Cheer
and News Boy are noted brands. Chan
man, Son & Co, Seventh and Orange
streets, solo agents.
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ID Blu SALE Of THE CONTENTS
l. q I'm Glass aud Lamp Store. VIII
Nd AtS-tInam ant sons auction room,
y Lts- ~ street., or FIid y evening, July
5Oth, ~ 4 .eluc6 Saturday morning at
. f. Ga -Ii evening at ~ O'Clock Tho
-hlIsr ls-,-s. oiaI Airds Of i'm ware, Plass
I'D e-ssaetu."s re. In pa, brushes and 3
+en3:ai iss5ttIeu. o. house furnishing
goods. Ste-caeepers should attend this
sale as tie Eo1ss must he sold.
ly9a x L. n. SIlDHAM * son, Auct's
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'sil,tslpha, Wilmington 4 usltimen Rsilp,l
JULY nth 1880.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows /:


Philadelphia (exprsss), l. 1t2, eco, en-
I w. as, y %, slo, 9s7, 10 ob, IL 81, IL 81 an
li&o, lb2, IA o 20, and 90 y. IN.
Accommodation 20, I %. I O6, 10 90 n. IN
2 50, = 90, I 40, . 20, 10 90 p. m.
FOR Chester IeIpressl, gay, 4! 50, 90. slo
Accommodation, . 20, 100, 1os, SIS, lo9
am, a 90, Z 90, Tto, 80 and 10 so p. m.
New YorE, 400, at2, 400, $50, 90
t2s, %, 10 80 y. M.
FOR West Chester. via Lamekin SEQ a.
IL .. m; 2 80 ard 1 % p. n,
For Newark spd Intern ediate tt&tloIs
"a a. u Ia IS and 0 II p. m.
baltimore kns interE1od stat'rpE, 10 "
a, u; u p. III. and II OF night.
baltimore and boy I.iDe,i.4b IN.
Baltimore and Washington ! 40, %, O.
lolo,il 70 Ar.i Il rs, Il ia q, g 70 and /.
Irains 'or Delaware Iav;s.on Isa-e for.
Row Castle. 8 90, 50 an; IL 10 ! ", 0 ~
q 70, and II IS p. nj.
0Oorgstowa sac i.swes s 80 .. m; . 90 A1s
40 p. u.
harrington, DclmAr and way stations, 5
q M; Ia Is D. IN.
Express FOR Harrington and Rehoboth, 9 g
p. m. Way trains, 80 a. IN. and 20 ,. 4i.
Express for Dovor Harrington ana DeimA,
II IS y. N, everyday.
frsnKlin City, s 80 am.
Express for Noriolk IL b6 y. II. daily.
Leave Philadel )hia, Broad street. :,
wilmington .express) la2b, $50, 7.
7 u, 10, 10 10 II sc, II 60 a. m, 0l, va
| D Os, q, 0 o., Q o., IL 10 and IL ZAP. m
Accommodation, o 20, 10 rs a. m, l 90, :
10, Q az, & IS, 0 80, 10 90 and IL az p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
FOR Phiiadolphia (expTe5s), 200, 262, { n
| 20, II bl q. m, b22 and 90 p, m
Accommodation, 3 - .. m; II 10, l 30, D 80
| fA0, v 90 y. m.
For Chester teIpress) ! 20, IL ns. n,
| and 90 p. m.
Accom- mediation, 5 30 a. M, Il 10, i 90, IS
10, and 9 81 p. m.
For Row YORK (axpress), 400. 2 So. 4 .
~, II 81 q. m; o "a, 90 and y 80 p. N.
For West Chester, via LamckIn, a30s. N
| asd sSb p. IN,
baltimore and Washington, / as, 4 "a, ..
10 10 Am. and 40 y. In. Baltimore, IL % nip ,
Leave Philadelphia, broad stroet, TOR I
| nington toKpressl ia 40, 3 DO, 7 20, 10 a, N
| 81, II 10, and ii ZIP. IA.
| Accommodation, 80, 10 rs q. m, Y SIC u
| s. as, and IL 81 y. m.
| For further Information passengers are 4
| ferrod TO tho tickef ONCE at the sD ton.
Trains marked thus tt)are limited eII rsss
upon which extra faro 10 charged.
General Passenger Aver
OHARLRs u. PUsH General MaoAfer.
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Ow-HURST-Op Thursday morn
ing, 18th inst, by the Kew adam Stengle
Mr. Joseph W. Woodrow to Mifs Emma
Hurst, all OF this city.
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HAYk YOU BEEN TO THE GF -.
i Il sale Of soap at I02 Caet Filth el
II 10 great upset sale OF soap. Wo No.
crowded. yesterday, and II won't .Qs'
II you want this tlne soup at cents. | aus
on. You should see this Grand ARM Il
going at cents g bar. We were, han w
over peoples heads. Soap at2 cents -
Just think 2cenis a bar. 1t did not pay tle
soap maker, but II pays tovget the wgr.l o.
your money. All day yesterday We -.
selling those steak d lshes with each anu
OF 70 cent coffee Have you had one o.
JapsIese nickel dishes that come win
pound OF cctee? Come at once and \.
one. II you don't-you Will get left.
are selling OF from l02 East Filth strt -
1y3O-ett T. M. WI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-30

rcoK SALE-A HOLsrEiH AND
n derney heifer calf, weeks Old ~.
to W. = VERNON, at this om ,s.ao j.
Greenbank, lei. Veo-'f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-30

on and after Thursday, July 29th. will
ieAyo 1dsrkei street WEarf for South Cheste.
Chester, BlAilssport and Philadelphia, al
7.80 a. Il. Returning. leaves Arch street
wharf fnilad2iphtB,s 30 y N. Sundays :
viii iearo fiATa Ct street wharf, Wilmington
for Chester. Sailing sport and Philadelphia. at
% 2. n. ant l.45 p m; connecting with the
phuGdelpl.a and atlantic City Railroad a.
y.l5 for Atlantic Chy. Returning, leaves
A-ch stree. wharf at 10 50 a m.and 10 p m,
connecting Ni.h the p IN. exprets train
! from Atla1t., 'tty. Fare to Atlantic CITY,
roI.d III sl-5. a2e
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A ITEM gIUA.-ALL PERSONS III,
IN sifing pure drugs and chemicals, or
Eishing their prescriptions or private re-
aelpts csrefully compounded with pure Ina.
.srials should go TO the drug store OF
II, K BRIHGH q RST,
30. elT MarEet strsA, wilmington. Del
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Phillips & Kane,
PAINTS AND OILS,
No. S East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
TMPORrANr DLNrAL NOTIOE.

i
The undersigned, for many years .srTA
resident Dentis, Of Newark, DsI., fy9fsse...s
has. at the solicitation Of mum. UllIID
Der Of friends. decided to spend every Mon.
day az Delaware City Hotel and every We'd
nesday and Friday ct 2z9 Shipley street,
Wilmington, where he would be pleased 90
see any one who may wish to consult him In
reference to any Dental Operations needed.
HIS aim here as at the office OF DIX hAlNES
sun NEWARK shall always be to give
the greatest comfort and satisfa 3tion for the
least possible amount OF money.
l. W. HAINES, ID. ID. :.
Alternate day Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturdays At the Homo Office in Newark
Tnere one Of US will always be found.
Easy Extraction Of Teeth a speciality.
iels.d&w-Im
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~ AT. GOfLE, Az NO. 800 WEST
Ds second atreet, buys and aeiIn
cal kinds OF second. hand rurni.
hnTe, bedding, rsrPeta. sEoves and
okber Hoobs autQ.ff
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-30

nURE HAMPSHIRE DOVE
Il sheep; from imported STOCK cf
$40 each. T. u. ROGERS, near ~
Red Lion Del. ltf
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INOR sALE-CHEAP, A so.GA IGN
IL farmers portable boiler; also .
gallon tre-pan, for furna CO. All IN ="
order Dan be seen on 4th street %
French. CAN on -.
iy30.2w Gods JOHN u. w
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WANTED1A WaiFE AMI 1dSk ~ q
Nv g eneIa s,roct i.>.t de- ~ NJ
Weel eeFenh esAoo" I M
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trHARLHa Y,
NOTICE

IN TO
RESI- DENTS or THE WESTERN Sk~
TON OF THE CITY.
Notice is hereby given that after A, .ss
lst, lsse, tire ashes will DO removed from .,
portion of the oity, west of Market street %
the game day that they are removed frull
the Eastern district MONDAY h *
holders are notified to place their ash Z
rels and boxes on the curbstonos on MoniAt
MORNINGS, otherwise the ashes Will neI Va
removed for a week
FRANCIS MoCLOSKEl.
y30.ot Street Uommissl
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BRUSSELS, July 23.-Jn duel tc- lay
at Liese, between Artillery Lieutenant
Sauvage aud DR.. Prelle, an army sur
gson, four shots we're exchanged, and
with his fourth fire the lieutenant He'd
the doctor instantly by shooting him
through the heart.
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NOR sALE-REGIsTERED IL Y orIg r'aet
IL hsiiers. $50 each nHe - - ~ ~
ROGERS, New Castle ROAD
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htaie of the Thermometar

btAto Oh the TbermOmet0T
at the REPUBLICAN, office In the shad
O'Clock 10 O'Clock Il o'eIool
$40 $40 96'
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MANHOOD, YOUTH tbJM
IuNI prudence, Nervous Debility o-'ei
LID by Botanic Nerve Bitters, b
at 10 N. lltn street, PhilAdeip'a.
SIS Shipley st.. Wilmington. I,el. Sg AZ
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Wilmington .expressl. 1924 $50, 7.
7 y, . 10, 10 20, II SO, II 60 a. m, OF, y.
D o., B Il, 0 o., Q 81, II 10 and IL "a p. m
Aocomn odatlon, 0 20, 10 rs a. m. "a, / !.
10, q az, q IS, 0 80, 10 90 and IL az D. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-30

r OST-ON WEDNESDAY kVE~'r
Ia between 2nd and French and y ~ ii
Walnut streets, u small account boo. 1le
tinder will be suitably rewarded by icr~if
1t at 1ll2 W alnut street, or at the NsTr q
Club rooms. VIM Il. BAKER. ~
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Spaying Cattle.

1t may not be generally known that
two prominent live stock firms in this
county have commenced the expert
ment of Spaying their young cattle.
Bailey Il Bntman and Gregory, Eldred
" Co. have within the past few weeks,
had number of their calves, warnings
and twO-year-old heifers spayed-the
former - head and the latter over 100
head. The work was done by Spencer
Blackmore, who gained his experience
in Texas. He has had good luck with
the animals worked on i'll this county,
losing but one ont of the lot, and that
through accident. The cost of spaying
Is but 30 cents per head. Tie argu-
ment is made that heifer, when spayed
will grow even larger than a steer.
command better price, stand the
winter as well and IN every way prove
superior. The gentlemen mentioned
have but commenced in this work. as
they expect 10 subject nearly all of their
young she cattle to the operation, only
saving the very best heifers for breeders.
They have noticed that there is never
any trouble in stocking up their ranges
with cows, at less prices than they can
obtain for their steers. Other ranch
men in the county are talking of ex-
perimenting with spaying.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-06-11

FoCND-At the -pGstofhc6, a god PIN
with coral set. Prove properly and pay
for this notice.
Judge Ellis is holding court in Com
anche county, this week. Attorneys
Sample, Cameron and Martin went out
on Tuesday.
Everybody, tell your friends that the.
celebration at Medicine Lodge, July
Sd, will be the most extensive in the
history of the southwest.
Anyone wanting To trade house and
lot in Medicine Lodge for 100 acres of
land three miles from Sharon, can geta
bargain by calling at this Office at once.
Mr.. W. Ii. McCague has his neck in
sling, caused by large boil. II is
hard tO tell which is the boil and which
is the neck. Mr.. Nc gets around all the
same.
All the handsome girls fIom Sharon
were here to attend the circus Wednes-
day. About all the people in Sharon
township also came over.
The Cling hotel started its new bus
this morning and it excited admiration
and comment on every hand. The
Cling is fast growing into popularity.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Mills, of Lexington, Mo-,
arrived here last Saturday, and is yet
in the city, looking for 4 location for
business. We have known him for a
number of years, and know that be is
an energetic and honorable gentleman.
and we hope he will conclude to make
this city his home.
Harry Joseph, well known here, is
under arrest at Harper, charged with
fraud. He leased the Patterson house,
six weeks ago, run it for all it was
worth, but failed to pay his bills. The
help quit work, his grocers cut off sup
plies and so the house was closed. He
started east nithOut saying goodbye,
but was arrested at Wellington and
returned to Harper. He wanted to
lease the Grand hotel in this city.
Died, in Medicine Lodge, Kansas, at
the residence of his son-in-law, r. S.
GJ NiO1 juno lA1 1cOVi SlI ll.Oo " CAOCh, N.
NJ. jacob NJ. Cooper, aged 20 years.
He was born in South Carolina in 1916;
moved with his parents to Breckenridge
county, Kentucky, when a child; lived
there and in Boyle and Lincoln coun-
ties, being engaged in merchandising
and farming until 1885, when he moved
to Kansas and located here in Barber
county, 8 miles west Of Medicine Lodge.
His wife died years since, in Ken
lucky. lie was the father of chill
dren, > of whom are yet living, these
being Mrs. r. S. Lyle, Mrs. J. G.. Da-
Wis, Miss Cornie Cooper, Mr.. Clifford
Cooper, Of this county, and Mrs. W. 3.
Penny, of Stanford, Ky. lie had been
lifelong democrat, consistent mem
Der of the Baptist church. having at
one time been connected with the Bap-
list Western Recorder, at Louisville,
and was, at all times, a good and useful
citizen. During his residence here
he made many friends who regret that
his years of usefulness were not ex-
tended far beyond the allotted time of
three score and ten. He had been sick
one week, suffering with inflammation
OF the b adder. His remains will be
taken to Danville. Kentucky. to-mor-
row, and inferred beside those of his
wife.
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Elm Mills.
ELM MILLS. ].

ELM MILLS, June 9Th.
G.. d. Gilbert, who has been holding
down claim near here, was surprised
yesterday on the arrival of his wife
and baby, who intend making their
home here. Mr.. GoOch, one of Sara
tOga's enterprislng real estate and loan
agents, came in on Monday and stayed
over night. II. l.. Sparks has just
returned from visit to his old home
in Missouri, and reports the crops look
ing well and business dull. Miss
Truitt, of Saratoga. is visiting Mrs. s.
+. Patton for a few days. Great
preparations are being Idade for the
Fourth of July celebration at this place.
n meeting was held on Saturday even
ing and Z. j. Stewart was elected chair
man, Is. III. Benson secretary and Z.
standing committees were appointed:
{. Douglass. =. {. Sparks. Ed. Williams
and Samuel Light. On Grounds.
Elijah McDumas, y. d. Dennie, VIM.
Stewart. On Music, Mr. and Mrs.
Rackley, W. W. Keiger and Miss Ollie
Davis. On Programme. \. J. johnson,
b. III. Benson and =. Il. Dickerson.
Marshals of the Day. Stephen L. Dick
erSon Assistant, john Briscoe. ir.
The celebration will occur on the Sd
of July in the Stewart grove. adjoining
town. The citizens of Barber and
Pratt counties will take part in the
celebration. All neighbOring Sunday
schools and old settlers of the two
counties are invited. The committees
will all meet here again on the. 18th.
NJ p
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What i. the Matter With sharonl

The News of this week says that ''It
is rumOred that the Town Company
have concluded to dispose of the Globe
Hotel at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. If the proceeds of the
sale are not enough to pay their debts,
an assessment will be levied to pay the
balance of the Indebtedness, after
which the company will surrender its
charter and the lots be divided among
the individual members. We trust this
rumOr is not unfounded, as we think it
the best possible thing that could hap
pen at the present time. Matters are
in such shape that almost any move
of this kind would be beneficial to the
town, we are inclined to think"
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name of
II. L. Noble & Co., composed of II. z. Noble,
". J. o'Meara, and NJ II. Ewart, fias fits day
been dissolved, by mutual consent, Messrs.
O'Meara aud Ewart retiring, they having sold
their interest to L. H. Nixon. who. with III. L.
Noble, wEl coRtinue the business At the old
stand, under the iirn name of Noble & Nixon.
The obligations of the old firm of II. E. Noble
Co. win be paid by the new firm Of Noble &
Nixon.
All accounts and notes due tho firm Of III. Z.
NObIe& Co. must b paid a, dnee to H. E.
Note. ii. E. NoBLE,
Nj. o. MEARA,
II. H. EwARr.
Medicine Lodge, Kass, gprii Is, 1856. 50
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Land Once at f.atficd, Kos. june I iss5.

Notice is hereby given that the following
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 Probate
Judge, at Medicine Lodge. on July 3E 1885, viz:
Shune Markwitz, o d = 1918, for she NE NV
sec j., and sc s-w I. and I: sc Y section I,
township SO, range IL.
lie names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
II Goodman, 4 StIohn " Levin, II Bunimo-
witt, all of Sexton, Barber county Kansas.
Also Hafman BunimowitZ, q ID Il29s for the
81. NV NV NV dec y. and s-w s-w SEQ
IL, twp % south, of range Is west
He names the following witnesaes to prove
his continuous resteencc upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
ii Goodman. A Sirohn VI Levin. " A Marko--
witt, all OF sexton BARRIER county, KANSAS.
Also Anne Markow;tZ. o ID y 1896, for the
W = NV sec II; n Il ne rec Is twp % SOUTH;
of range III west
she names the following witnesses to provo
her CONTINUOUS residence upon md cultivation,
OF said land, viz
II Goodman. A ST John, VI Levin, II Banimo-
WITT. Ill OF Sexton. Kansas.
2T w. r. BHowrIEE, Register
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Land oiIic.i at Larned, Kansas, june 4 iss.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
-. that said proof will be made before the Probate
Judge, at Medicine Lodge, on July %, 1885, viz:
s-w s-e I, and sc saw sec IL twp 81 south.
of range IL west.
He names the following witnesses To provo
of sitjd land, viz:
A Beekwith, l. Ctabb, sErI holdauski, NJ
Levin, all of Sexton, Barber county; Rams.
Also Moses Levin, D ID s, 1917, for the n /:
ne ne new t sec ~, and &c s-w sec Is,
twp 81 south, range II west.
lie names the following witnesses to proys
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said und, viz:
A Beckwith, l. Crabb, Saul (;oIdauski and
Thomas Waters al o. Sexton, BARRIER On. KAN
- W. II. BRowSIEE, REGISTER.
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land Once at Larned, Kans., June 4, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis Intention
and that said proof will be riatit before II. NJ.
lngraham, clerk of the District Court, at Med
fCfnc Lodge, kails., on July 20, 1856 viz: Man
asses Maser, q ID :, 7145 for the north half Of
the southeast quarter southwest quarter south
east quarter northeast quarter southwest
quarter section ., township 3d. range IL.
He names the following witncssee 10 more
his continuous residence upoa and ctiitiSatioH
of e9id land, VIZ:
CE Wells, " b Smith, j K Stone, J Austin.
all of Sexton, kans.
27 w. X. BRowNLEE, Register
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.Land once at Laracd, Kas.. Jupet issc

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
10 make tnal proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be ttiale 5etOre the Probate
Judge. at Medicine Lodge, Hans, on July 20;
1856. viz: Thomas Mooney; . ID 5 No. Ii074
for the north baif Of the northeast section 49,
township3l south, Of range g ~es..
He names the following witnesses to prove
of said land, viz
F. II Busey, Clint Busey, Arthur Wood,
VIM ling, all of MngonB, Kansas.
II VII BuOWNI,EE Register
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-06-11
LAND OFFICE 1T iApiNtD, KAs. June 4. 80.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Uf His intention To
make final proofin support of his claim al that
SAID proof will he made before II. NJ. Ingraham.
clerk of the district court, at Medicine Lodge,
kns., July %, 1885, viz: William Vincent o b i
No l1i5l, for the 3 Il Sc sec 50; s-w s-w sec
l3.
He names the following witnessts TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultitatcjn
of said land. viz:
Clark Kirby, W Is Racklcy, A Bishop; q
Graham, all of Elm Mills, Kansas.
- w. II. BROwNLEE, Register.