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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

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Chicken Croquettes.
Homemade Crackers.
Lettuce Salad.
Bread. Cheese. Olives.
Cornmeal Cup Cake.

CHICKEN CRoQUErrES.-Two pounds
of cold chicken without bones, or one can
OF bonei chicken, one cup OF cold mashed
potato made soft with milk, two eggs. halt
cupOf gravy or drawn butter, salt and
popper. cracker crumbs; dripping for try
ing. Chop the chicken very tine, mix
with the gravy and season. Beat In the
eggs, then the n0tato and stir until smok.
ing not In a butlered frying pan. Let the
mixture cool quickly. Make into Gro.
quettes, roll in iae cracker dust and fry In
plenty of nice fat.
HOMEMADE CRACKERs.-One quart OF
prepared -four, three good tablcspOonfuls
Of butter, two tablespoonful Of sugar, one
pint Of milk, one-half toaspOoniul Of salt.
Rub the butter Into the -four, put the
sugar with the milk, mix into stid dough,
lay on the Toured pastry board, aud beat
from end % end with the rolling pin, stop
ping every five minutes or 30 70 SHIFT the
mass and double 10 over upon itself Keep
this up Tor twenty minutes. roll Into i
sheet Tess than a quarter Of On inch
thick, cut into round cakes, prick these
deeply wltha fork and bake In = moderate
oven. They are better Tie second day
than tbe hfst.
LETTUCE hAIAD.--pick over the lnf-
w snF w ita OUTSTANDING NQlilita.
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2airp,raI.

Please don't forget Drugs.
Medicines and Toilet Articles
all fresh, at Portor's BrougR
ton Street Pharmacy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

prof. Atwater in one of his reports
..ates that he had personally examined
9oo reports Of experiments by men scat
,ored over the continent, from Canada to
Tlorida and from Maine to Texas, and
com these many trials of fertilizers, in
INV combinations, concludes that corn
a-ons may be greatly increased with the
;adicious use OF superphosphates and pot
an salts in large percentage Of our
soils One Connecticut farmer, after
Gears of observation in the use of fertil-
'zors said: II shall use for my corn this
YEAR 80 pounds of fine ground bone, loo
noYnds OF murlate Of potash, and "a pounds
If nitrate of soda per acre."
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Cor a,emt..E sltare!laneo..s.


IGOR RENT OR SALE, thai elegant place
II known as "Beaulicu Point" The house
j. largo and convene utly arranged. with am
pie 0utbuildings and piazza room; has a fine
WelOf water large Erapcry and pear orchard
For good tenant reason ibte terms viii be
given, and worry easy terms for purchasing.
G. II. DORSETF.
INOR RENT. about twenty acres OF land
II partly within the extcudei city limits
extending from the waters road to south
vile, with entrance from that ROAD and also
10y way OF the White Buff road. There Is a
small dwelling house and a large stahte aud
well OF good water on the promises. several
acres adjoining the house is fenced and under
cultivation, and fine lot Of fruit trees plant
ed. The place is conveniently located for
snail farming or a dairy There Is a good
range for cattle, which can be fenced at n
small cost For particulars apply TO G. II.
DORSETT.
DROwN's IRON BfTTEgs cured the
ID daughter Of Mrs. II. G. PETER, corner
New Houston ami West Broad streets, Sayan-
nah. Ga. when effected with dyspepsia, which
the physicians seemed powerless TO relieve.
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Gorn,nloolOm aalrrrsanta.


FRUITS. ETC.
(tHERRIES and PLuMs are in market 4
\ PEACHES and ApPLE~ viii soou 10.
here. LEMONS ami OR tNGES are plentiful.
TENNE~sEE BUf ER. choice, at zoe.
HAMS. Dist class. 10 t2lsc.
SHOULDERS and breakfast strips. cheap.
SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA, RICE, and
FLOUR VERY low.
SMOKED TONGUES at soc each.
CANNED GOODS nc about cost.
Is 8eleet WHISKY 81. Baker 81, Imperial& s..
Pine Apnlc -, OLD Rye gl 90.
GIN. BU ~. and BRANDY.
Pure Port, Sherry. NJ fdeira, tatawba, and
Angelica WINES from ~ 30 % So per gallon.
Come aud give me trial.
~. lA.CBAMPHON-
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lalinrrlln,,rnl,n lrInr,fn.

WANTED, b. gentleman and wife, suite of
w rooms, with board; private family pre-
ferred. Address Box 23l.
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EVERY DAY BILLS OF FARE.

BY MARION HARLAND.
tCopyrf9Atd. 1851
BREAKFAST.
Milk and Rice Porridge.
Shad au gratin.
Aunt Chloa's Mullins.
Fried Potatoes.
Berries.
Tea. Coffee.
MILK AND RICE PoRRTpGE.-One scant
cup Of rice soaked over nigh: in cold
water, one quart Of milk, One-half ia
spoon OF salt. Put salted milk and rice to-
gether in fArina kettle. d son "a close TOD
and keep the water in the outer vessel at :.
steady boil for one hour, shaking up vigOr-
ously now and then, but not stirring. Turn
out and eat with cream, aud ii you like,
sugar.
SHAD AU GRATIN.--Clean, split and cut
a shad into eight pieces, four for each
side, sprinkle with salt and pepper, roll in
beaten egg, then ia line crack er crumbs
ard fry in hot lard or dripping; drain of
tHe grease. Serve ON "A not dish gar
nished with sliced lemon and sprigs OF
parsley.
AUNT CHLOEs MuFFISs.-One even
quart OF siltcd -four, one quart Of butter
milk, two tablespOOnluls ot indian meal.
one teaspo0nful Of soda and one OF salt
siited three times with the meal and -four.
TWO well-beaten eggs, mix with the sugar.
then with the milk; add the flour siited
with soda and salt, beat hard one minute
aud bake at once in muffin rings on hot
griddle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

EOR RENT. house No 3 Duffy street, third
Il door west from Bull; nine rooms; mod
ern convenienees; rent S25 per month. Apply
corner New Houston and Bun.
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Nnnmo tn Rrmt.

EOR RENT, gentlemen's small, neatly fur
L. nished rooms; communicating 70 ms,
southern exposure. I9l Br0ughtOn street.
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4aritmItMral grpartnasnt.
- rIELn. FARM AND GARDEN.

wo sollcit articles for this department.
lame OF the writer should accompany
49, ~ Istteror article, not necessarily for
~ 'hlication, but as evidence of good faith.
Washington county, Pa, is said to be
40 1eroest wool-grewing county Ia the
wv w., an and produces annually $500, 900 to
; ma 600 pounds of wool, worth in cash
- ., oeo 900 for the wool alone, beside the
s ,aio Of fine sheep for breeding purposes,
sr, mutton sheep and lamb for the meat
markets OF the East.
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nompra nnn ssiorre tor Rrmt,

EOUR elegant rooms, with kitchen, TO rent
Il forsummer, and perhaps longer, G. y. H..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

NOR RENT. two floors at 1911 South Broad
IL street; one-stOry house corner Bul street
and First avenue; three small houses near
same; one lot for store corner Bull and An
ders0u; one lot for store corner Lovers lane
and atsrs road. Apply to DIR. L. a. fall
IIGANT.
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=. lR.CHANTPTON-

Vale Royal Manufacturing CompaBy'a
Wood Yard,
an canal. laet in rear q. h. Il. Passenger
~ DcpQt and between the fwobriek bridges
81 - ~ r. - tha place 10 get cheap Muo.I-
hiaie. Breton Laimla aua kndn-fhe haHt ara
faf NlnFe wN0d in she world. send your ann
e. Aaifeet WaEqp. i0f load audlfYit. Don'e
fokkea taH nlHNaa
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Gn,nl ou,nrrt 1syamtrn.

A n engagement desired for the fall to teach
~ English. French, German. Music, KIM
dergarten or object lessons Address MISS
h. W. Nj ARSTON tor one week at BOnifay,
Eta
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

EOB RENT. from October Isl. Iuat elc-
A. gantly located, new and handsome resi-
deuce, Drayton street, opposite the ConfeGer-
ate monument. CONTAINING thirteen rooms, the
handsomest, largest and beet arranged in the
city, with AL the modern Improvements: rent
$7jUle annum; none but responsible parties
need apply, ) kROUSkOFt, 1871 Broughton
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

EOR RENT, rooms on frst and second
II floors; furnished or unfurnisheu. 1853
South Broad street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

NOR RENT. furnished or nfurnlshed house /;
Il good locality; parties taking house can
secure three permanent gentlemen bOarders
Apply L 2 Hull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

EOR RENT, the premises No. 30 York,street,
Il near DraYtOn, lately occupied by BOWL
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable:
possession given immediately. Apply TO H..
Z Bolts 4 Co. los Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07
HOW TO MARK.

Take steady horse, with a common
shovel plow, and furrOw in straight lines
TO the depth of inches, feet apart.
Then place in each furrOw good, we'll rot
ted manure, inches deep; then cover the
manure with : inches Of soil; then tramp
down solid, and you are prepared for the
setting Of the plants.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word

] IT convenient call chs week on The corre-
l. spending night and hour rs before
GRACE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07

browns IRON BITTERS restored to per-
ID feet health Mr.. w. L. Harris, 985s Bay
street, savannah, Ga and hts wife also; both
were suffering from indigestion and felt i'm
proved in three days.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1885,

tho 70 lowing dwcribcd real oatate to'wlt DelnR \
part Of fractional section nembor g.ven ~ IN pcrry
townnhp IN gAid county tho point OF tho beginning o.
the boundary Of which part IL obtained by ntnrtina ~
tho certain large square cut stone eet Bepomber 10Th
1885, by Edwin Dayliaa, Surveyor on tho north lino oi
Ohery grect IN said cty a. point thctcn distant ogV
stone pct tho same day BY the aamo person tho point
o intersection OF pad north line OF Ohorrl greot with
the weet limo " tho towing path 81 the Ohio canal,
which limo between nnd two ntonca IN hereinafter oan
mated ~ and called tho base uei running lhencc
northwardly on line NJ rpht angles with said base
line D9 fect and thence eastwardI on line parallel
with said bAe line iBb feet and With tho point thus ar
rived nj ~ tho point OF beginning OF tho boundary Of
tho land oonveJcd, running ihencc norihwardly on
limo NJ right annos with said baao line ono hundred
and thirty (lB0l foot. thence eaatwArdly on line
parallel with said base line feiiynye tao fe,t !hence
line one hundred aud thirty llu0l hetl and thencs
weatwardy on limo parallel with paid base line forty
hye (ab) feet to tho point Of beginning.
Also another part OF the aane fractional section
bounded a. follows ON In north side BY line paral.
el with ard sant 6p5 feet northetly from said base
ns o. m es. aide ny the wss! ue s. q =. =, TOWING
parallel with and distant foryye ttb) foot southery
rom e aaid north llne and ON ~ west dde which y
tho east line OF 40 foot strect by line parallel with
and distant 100 foot essterly from ihc east me e,snu
bounded, rsscrvinn all such rights ~ 70 and IN con.
necuon with tho water from the certain spring near
tho utheas corner ~ tho lot last above bounded ~
are reserved In tho decd % me OF even da'e heew''h
70 which reference u here made
Appraised ., 1900
Sale 10 commence at o'cloch y. m Turns, caan.
A. LFnureEH,
Coroner aud acting Sheriff.
w. WhJJ 4 CLApR Attotneya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Sheriff Sale.

John lloycr ordcr Of sMc
va Hlhfh county UOiLnon
David N. Oanalof Of uk, ploM Court
~ virtue Of An order d aAlc iaued by tho ocrh Of
Tho court " common pleas VI Stark county Ohlo In
tho Abtve action, aud W me directed will ofor for
sale at public out crJ, ht Tho door Of tho court house.
In tbo oitI VI canton, on
Saturday, tho 10Th day Of July, 1885,
Tho following described rcal estate tovlt Lot mum.
bor acyon () In Joseph A. Meyota addition 10 tho city
of Canton M aad county Of stark aud BtAte VI Ohio
now number 1868, IN said olty.
Appraised At 1900,
sale 10 commence NJ ono O'Clock .. m. TcrmS caah
A. LEiNfNaEnt
ooronor aud acting sheriu
More A MOOAnri, Attya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

Cattle, receipts, 5s5 head, shipments, 900 head,
market nothing doing all through Hogk. 70.
ceipts, s., 100 head shipments, 1900 head, market
Arn Philadelphias, s425 DAa0 Workers, Nib
(bl 10 Sheep receipts, 1000 head shipments
5000 head market steady AT Fridays prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Nav YnhlI.

WHEAT-No I red state, oOci No, 2 red, ,a7Slcl
June, Sci July, ss1soi August, s'9aci septem'
bor, a7N
CORN-MIxed, June, iSci july dici Au.
gust, lGo September, 4OMo,
OATS-No, white state, 1901 No, \, 800,
CATTLE 1900 30 per l0l lba, live weight
HO0S-Si bOQBihO per 100 lid,
sH HEIP-ka b0a5 G5 4. 7 100 lbs, live weight
COTTON Quiet Mddng uplanda, w do
Orleans, vjkc June, Ole, July, Oglci August,
g,a5oi septenber sei October elsei NoVen'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Chicago,

CATTLE-Cholce 10 extra shipping " ln0p,boi
common 10 fair, ti,75g3,e0i stookela aud feoders,
$500 i,Bbi Texans, corn'fed, p,lbWltO'
HOaS-Falr 10 good, fa,7bl0l ,lbi mixed paok'
ing, jS70Dl0O; choice heavy, NpADLD' ...
BhEEP-Common, S9 OO6iOi Texans, t2,bo0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
THE MARKETS.
Boston Wool Market.

Tho wool market remains quiet but steady.
mentia, As foreign, salea 800 pounds, do
nestle l,0sO0lO pounds foreign, Quotations.
Ohio Xxx, aud above, go, Ohio Xxx ao0isol Ohio
X 80, Ono No,l aloi Michigan sgS9c MlchI'
HieRiaan delaines, 2bo unmerohant Michigan,
llci DO Ohio c clmbing wash, 5Igabi Kentucky
TIRES elghths blood comblng bOgbe Kentucky
one.fouTth blood combing, %lgibc, Texas flne
twelve mouths al@2ici do do slA 10 elght monlha
do ak 10 riihl months 800 do fall fine, lt0nlsei
do iall medium 10000. Georgia unwashed,
aie, California northern spring lree, 2g(9loi
southern do do l0plOc, Wyoming fine, l9o, Cal
tforniA pulled, $1,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Notice to Teachers.

Tcacbcrs wauicd to MI tho positions in tho Loulsvo
Graded Bchopla
Applicants musl apply 10 tho School Hoard,
n, y, MArriifAA
ung'dw ECerk pro tom,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court Of
STARK county, 0ho will oircr Tor eao M public auc'
tloD ON tho piemace, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-10
Sheriff Sale.

Dy virtue Of an order Of eae insucd BY tho clcrk
Of tho court Of common pcaA Of stark county, 0hio,
Tor sale nj public ouicT At Tho door Of tho court house
IN tho city OF Canton. on
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
SIGN OF BLUE FRONT.
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Charles Richardson, of Gale.
donia, left on Monday evening for
Boston, where he will visit relatives
for short time, and then 60 to Flor
ida to spend the winter. He expects
10 take in the sights at Washington
and shake hands with the President
about Christmas time.
Miss Nellie Turner left Saturday
for Amherstburg.
Miss Henrietta Policy his been APP
pointed postmistress at Pittsburg,
vice S. Pitts removed.
w. K. Tillotson was granted a pen.
sion Monday.
Mrs. John Hickey, of the West
Side, died at her home Wednesday
morning.
A nine year old son Of Jacob Shrib-
ley, of Bennington, broke one of his
legs Wednesday while sliding down
hill. DR.. Hume was called 10 reduce
the fracture.
For the finest line confectionery
for Christmas, go to Grahame &
Connor's.
The mill yard of ]. J. Parmelly is
filing up with logs.
The M. G.. X. X. Co. now has a
complete system of water works Of
their own on the West Side near the
depot. Their new engine house IS
r6xao feet, substantially built; the
pumping machinery is all new, the
boiler being of 20 horse power, and
has pumping capacity of 1900
gallons per hour. The tank is a
model of its kind, the frame work &c
feet high, and the tank Is feet and
80 in diameter; the capacity is $500
barrels, or sos tons OF water. Ivy
drants are to be put in at the depot
and at the Tool Co.'s works. M.
Gaylord, famillarly known as slack, +"
has served the company faithfully for
six years as engineer al this place
and at st. Charles, and is Justly
proud of his new quarters and ma
chinery.
Miss Mary Ellis returned from a
three weeks visit with friends in St.
Johns, Saturday.
w. X. Smith has commenced a
series cfindicator lectures before the
the Stationery Engineers association.
This association is doing an invalu
able work for its members, and for
those who employ them.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court convened on
Monday morning at Corunna, Hon.
VIM. Newton presiding
The Calendar, which is an unusu
ally large one, shows IS criminal
causes, 81 issues Of fact, issue Of
law, Importance causes and 20
chancery cause7.
The People VS.. r. ID. Ellsworth,
ENLIGHTENMENT, a nellie brosse was filed
by the People.
The People VS.. Orb Lee and Ella
Lee, selling liquor without having
paid the lax. Continued.
The People VS.. Fred Yerkes, bas.
tardy. Confined.
The People VS.. John Carr, larceny
from the person. Arralgned and
plead not guilty, tried, convicted and
sent to Ionia for 90 days.
The People, Appellee, VS.. Jasper
Fenner, assault and battery. Con.
tinued.
The People VS.. Frank Thill, at.
tempt to burn shop. Acquitted.
The People VS.. Sanford MADDEN,
murder. Arraigned and plead not
guilty. Ready for trial.
The People VS.. Charles Smith, bur.
glary. Araigned and plead not
guilty.
The People VS., Leroy Gazette, as.
sault with intent to great bodily
harm. Arraigned and plead not
guilty. Ready for trial.
The ejectment cases Of Mary Sack.
EFT vs.. Carpenter ct. al were set
down for trial on Tuesday next.
Amos Nichols, Appellee, VS.. Geo,
Parker, Appellant, appeal. Settled.
Charles Fergeson VS.. Augustus Eos.
ter. replevin. Continued on terms.
Peter Geek, administrator Of the
estate Of Daniel Geek, deceased, APP
pellee VS.. Mortimer Jones, appellant
appeal. Settled.
Joseph w. Yeikes, appellee, VS.. d
Tilden and +. j. Ti'den, appellants
appellee. Settled.
Sarah N. Hanford VS.. Charles O
Russell, trespass on the case. Notice
of trial countermanded.
In the Crawford smun case H.,
bill was dismissed, thus confirming
! Osmun's title.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

the side of the school house; Morri-
SON did Lot touch Joscelyn before
the first shot was fired; il / had been
standing up in my seat the bullet
from the first shot would have struck
me; could have seen from my seat If
Morrison had taken hold Of Joscelyn;
dont think Morrison reached over
the desk when he first came up.
LoTTIE NoNoN.
Am ~ years old, was at school on
Tuesday; when the scholars went out
at recess teacher locked the door and
put the key in his pocket, moved his
desk off rostrum and whipped the
boy, using three whips; he was some
what excited while he was whipping
the boy; did not see Morrison touch
teacher when he reached over the
desk, don't think be could without
my seeing him; saw teacher draw re-
volver before Morrison reached over
the desk; the first whip broke while
he was using it; never saw scholar
whipped as this boy was; Morrison
acted as though he was somewhat ex-
cited; think the teacher whipped this
boy more than he did the others.
BETsLY STACK.
Am 10 years old; was ut the Hen
derson school Tuesday; when Morri-
son came in he asked teacher what
the boy did to deserve whipping
that day. and Joscelyn replied that
he had done nothing that day, but
ran away from school Friday; after
Morrison stepped up near the desk /
saw the revolver in Joscelyn's hand,
didn't see Morrison touch JosceIyn;
Joscelyn took his coat off when he
whipped the boy, and told him to
come out on the foor-Calvin didn't
come at first and he jerked him out;
think he whipped him pretty hard;
the boy was on floor and Joscelyn
had his foot on him; guess Morrison
was excited when he came in the
school house, he was after he saw
blood on his boys face; Morrison
might have reached across desk and
! not have seen him; Joscelyn pound
ed Calvin on the highway Monday,
tried to bring him back to the school
house.
JOHN MORRISON.
Am IS years old: saw Lew Good.
ale take Calvin's coat off, and his
arm was black and blue: examined
him again to day and his arm was
still black and blue.
CLARENCE PIERCE.
This witness testified to the facts
about the same as the other witnesses.
CALVIN MORRISON.
Am going on IS years old; was at
school last Tuesday; at recess teach
er locked the door, took his coat off,
told me to come out on floor, and as
! did not come he got me out, and
took his gads out and used them up
on me; he had me down on the floor
and put his foot on my breast; lat
this point the jury examined the
boys physical condition as to there
being any marks on his arms and
legs;) the marks on my body were
caused by the whipping, and the
black and blue spot on my leg is
where he kicked me.
THE JURY's VERDICT.
The jury found that Fred Joscelyn
"did make an assault upon the said
Thomas Morrison, shooting him on
the left hand and in the abdomen
producing death, and the said Fred
Joscelyn did kill and murder against
the peace of the people of the State
o., Michigan"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

"My doctors bill for the past four
years has not been $780," writes I. c..
Bailey, Of 80 South 9th street, Day
ton, o. He had Vertigo, Indigestion.
Great Nervousness, Inflammation of
the Bladder. Kidney Disease and
Bleeding Piles. Eighteen bottles of
Warmers safe cure permanently cured
him, as he will tell you if you write
and enclose stamped envelope.
Ask your friends and neighbors about
Warmers safe cure.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-17

Am ~ years old; was at school
Tuesday during this ARRAY; don't
know as teacher was excited, he was
very white; Morrison had not got
quite to the desk when the teacher
pulled the revolver; Morrison swore
at the teacher when he went up to
the desk; Morrison grabbed hold OF
the revolver and the bullet went in
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-07-02
ALLEN coUNTY's CALAMITY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Let the worst be known
and let it be known at once. The Sec
rotary has given it as his opinion that
the patents issued to the NJ. X. & T.
R'y. Co. for lands within the ten mile
limits of the l.. l.. & G. road are void
and he has officially recommended that
the Acknowledgement shall institute
suit in the name of the United States
to SO declare them. By this action the
land troubles in Allen county suddenly
assume new and alarming proportions.
These lands are outside of what is
known As the "league district They
number in acres by the hundred thou.
sand. Compared with them, the lands
heretofore involved in the difficulties
which have so long afflicted and dis
graced the southeast portion of the
county, are of trifiing extent.
Until the publication of the Secreta-
ry's letter, the thousands of people oc-
cupying these lands We're at peace with
all the world. Nineteen-tYentieths of
them are even as yet unaware of any
suspicion of defect in their titles and
not one OF them all had any notice Of
the tendency of the proceeding in
which the order Of the Secretary was
made. Except in a very few instances
where lands were supposed to be out
side of the ten mile limits no one is as,
serting an adverse claim to an acre of
these lands. From the date of the
grant to tbs aftixing of the signature
Of the President Of the United States to
the patent, every fofma.itS prescribed
by law In such cases has been strictly
complied with.
During the almost score Of years that
have since elapsed, the government has