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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is
now running immigrant and express
trains through from New York to the
West. The trains run over the Central
Jersey and Philadelphia and Reading
roads to Birdsboro, near Reading, thence
by the way of the Wilmington and
Northern to Wilmington, Del, to the
Baltimore and Ohio's own line, crossing
at Canton to Locust Point, and then
running directly West.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
A Tribute TO Prof. PendietOn.

At meeting of the Alumni of Shep-
herd College, held August 81, 1856, tn e
following tribute of respect TO the MEM
ory of the late Prof. ID. ID. Pendleton,
who was accidentally killed OH the Goth
instant, was unanimously adopted: In
asmuch as it has pleased our Heavenly
Father, for his own wise purposes and
glory, to take away from the field of his
labors OIL earth, Professor D. ID. Pen
dleton, so long connected with Shep-
herd College as teacher, we the Alumni
of Shepherd College deem it our duty,
as it is our privilege, in this public man
ner to express our sorrow at the loss of
so good a man and useful citizen, and
to tender to the grief family of
the deceased our heartfelt sympathy in
their sad bereavement.
For nine years Professor Pendleton
was an assistant teacher in Shepherd
College, and for two years its princi-
pal, and in these years many youths
came under his instruction who will
bear witness to his laborious efforts in
their behalf to instill unto them true
principles and urge upon them the duty
of faithful, attention and application to
study in order to tit them for the duties
of life. The seed thus sown will yield
- l. L.r 10 hn Fni H.
fulness of the teacher who has so sud-
denly, in the prime of life, been re-
moved from the sphere of his useful
ness. May his life-work and his sud-
den death prove lesson to each one of
us.
Resolred, That minute of this meet
ing be communicated to the family of
the deceased aud published in the SHEP-
HERDsTowN REGISTER.
CD MILLER, Pres.
GEO. w. BANKS, Sec. pro. tenn.
There is another one Of our citize MS
called to the spirit land. Prof. d. ID.
IeUuleIOU WIS OUt VI tic DcsI ilcu VI
this community. He had no superior.
He was Christian, one who feared God.
He prepared himself while in health for
the mansion which his Heavenly Father
has prepared for all those who faint
not by the way side, but are faithful to
the end. He was devoted husband,
kind and atfectionate father, and he
was loved by all. His deeds of love will
never die in the community at large.
Friends, do you wish to meet him in
glory? If so, do as he did-go 10 Jesus
while the ght of life is beaming in you,
for the night cometh when no man can
work. What does your Rcdecmer say:
"Watch ye, therefore; for yc know not
when the master of the house cometh,
at even, or at midnight, or at the cock
growing, or in the morning. Lest COM
ing suddenly he find you sleeping: And
what say unto you, say unto all,
Watch" j.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
State of West Virginia,

County of Jefferson set:
In the County Court, August Term, 1886.
Ara Term OF said Court continued and held
the 81 day ofAugust, 1856.
The Court Will receive DIGS LOT
30 Tons of Lump Coal.
S0 Tons OF Run OF the Mine Coal, ana
10 Tons of White Ash Nut Coal.
said bids to be sealed and lett win the
Clerk OF this Court not later than the lst
Monday of September next. One-half OF said
Coal to be delivered at Charlestown, and the
other half at Aldridge's station, on the WIN
chester and Potomac Railroad.
The Court reserves the right 10 reject any or
all of said bids.
a Copy-Teste. ooDr
L. A. MOORE,
Clerk of CouXty Court.
Aug H. lSS6-tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

OUR greatly esteemed contemporary,
the Cbarlestown Free Press, has just en-
tered its seventy sixth volume. The
kittenish thing! We hope it may always
be as bright and readable as it is now.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

They have good snake story down
in one of the Southern States. A snake
swallowed an egg, and shortly after
ward crawled partly through the ham
die of jug. 1t then swallowed another
egg, and found itself in an awkward
fix. An egg was on each side of the
handle and his snakeship couldn't get
out, so he was caught. Nothing was
said In regard to the contents of the jug.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

There is no probability that there
will be any politicians at Morgan s
Grove next week. Oh, no!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

Mr.. BLAINE and Senator Frye are
conducting very vigorous campaign
In Maine, and are devoting good deal
Of their ammunition to the Prohibition
lists. Senator Frye in recent speech
said that some ofthe Prohibition lead
ers are "unblushing, impudent scoun-
drels.". This Is an insult to the temper
ance party that we hardly thought even
= Republican Senator would dare to
offer. The Prohibltionists are not cum
blushing. impudent scoundrels-" They
may somstimes have impractical ideas
and perhaps be over-enthusiastic, but
they Are .unselfsE md honest In their
efforts to do what they consider great
good. Because they will notasyote the
Wy the Republicans want them lssao
reason Why. they should be abused.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

The West Virginia Press Association
met at Wheeling on Tuesday of this
week. The Editors were booked for an
excursion to Luray Caverns on Thurs
day. We hope none Of 'em go' lost.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
Timetable in effect June b, 1876.

sRun daily. All others daily except Sunday.
Timetables giving time OF local and branch
trains can be had on application TO ). v. X.
r. Agent at epherdstown.
j. r. BOYER. Superintendent.
II. A. RIDDLE, Gent Pass. Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

Wy. p. LICKIIDER wants icon and Lard
w Butter and Eggs, and Fruits OF all kind,
and will give you goods as low as the lowest
II not lower. Come and see.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
State of West Virginia,

County OF Jefferson, set.
In the County Court, August Term. 1875.
First Day.
ON the petition Of T.. w. DilIow and twenty
Mother voters residing I'm the District Of
Charlestown, IL is ordered that additional
place Of voting In said District be appointed
on the East side ofthe Shenandoah River at
Mannings Schooi-house.
IL Is further ordered that n copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for four success
sive weeks. In some newspaper published In
this county, before the next general Election.
and IL Is further ordered that Lee TX. Diliow,
Sr., John III. Hostler, Jr.. and George w. Bry-
ant be and they are hereby appointed Com
missioners Of Elections for the next two years
at said Precinct.
A Copy-Teste.
ia. MOORE.
Clerk Of County Court.
Aug. ~. lssG-lt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

GEN. NATHAN GOFF authorizes the
Wheeling Intelhgencer to state that he
not only positively declines to allow his
name to be used in connection with the
nomination for Congress in the first dis
trict Of West Virginia, but if nominated
will not accept. The Inteligencer con-
cedes that Gen. Golf is the strongest Re-
publican in the district, and says he
would have been renominated by accla-
nation. The Democrats have strong
hopes of carrying the district.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

The Democratic convention at Point
Pleasant last week nominated Mr.. Chas.
E. Hogg, of Mason county, to succeed
Hon. Eustace Gibson. Mr.. HOgg is
gentleman of character and ability, and
will make strong candidate. Mr.. Glib
son has been nm able representative, and
his retirement from Congress will be
regretted by many.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

The Pennsylvania Pohioitiohis's
have nominated Hon. Chas. 5. Wolfe
for governor. The Republicans anu
Democrats will both try very hard to
keep the Wolfe from the door OF the gu
bernat0rial mansion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
For Sale or Exchange,

NOR sale, or WIN exchange for good no[s OLE -
4 CIYDESDALE STALLION SIX years
Old imported from Canada by McMaster Bros
Veterinary Surgeons, Hagerstown ana re u
erick. Md, Graduates OF Ontario, veterinary
College, Toronto, Canada
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

The thing that is worrying both the
Democratic and Republican parties
more than anything else just now is the
prohibition question. Both parties feel
as if they must straddlc it, and the result
will be as usual-the prohibitionists
will be fooled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

Mr.. THOMAS f. BENEDICT, Of New
York, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent Public Printer. Mr.. Benedict is a
native Of Warwick, n. Y, and about
forty-seven years old. For twelve years,
up to 1888, he was senior editor and
publisher of the Ellenville Press and the
Banner of Liberty. He was appointed
deputy state comptroller in 1888. He
Is q Democrat, and his integrity has
never been questioned, while his expe-
rience and business ability peculiarly
fit him for the duties which he Is now
TO undertake. E.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03

Mr.. WILSON got the nomination at
Keyser last week "as easy as falling oil
log" The opposition was scattering,
and there was precious little of it. His
election will, we hope, be on the same
style.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
For County Commissioner.

MANY VOTERS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
For County Commissioner.

Charlestown papers copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-03
For the Legislature.

August %, 1886.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Post Office Report.

Hon. Nicholas VI. Bell. snperlntend
an, of foreign mails. has submitted his
annual report tn the Postmaster zen
.rnl showing the operations of that
office during the last fiscal year. The
total weight OF the letters dispatched
TO foreign countries 10y sea was 300
Ios pounds, and that of papers =,
367. 5s3 pounds. The estimated
total number of letters sent To foreign
countries was - .D0o.23S and 30
lo5. 81. were received; i..oiO,Wl
newspapers We're sent and 20, 100000
were received. The cost for sea trans
portation during the year WIS SOL
iI3. as against S33l SOB last year
Superintendent Bell recommends thai
the compensation to mail carryini
.,enmerS toGreat Britain he regulated
in accordance with their speed.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04

Sr I.pluS. October 26.-The AdaniS
express ear attached to passenger
train No. 3 on the 1t. Louis X san
Francisco road. which left this city M
S:o5 last night, was robbed of over
$50. 900 in cash between here ana
Pacific. Mo. From the Ineagre reports
II seems that before the train left this
city "A man giving the name of '"iii-
ming. presented letters to Express
Messenger rFrothingham. purportlng TO
lac signed bv the officers of the com
panv. stating that Cummings was
about to take run on the line ana
asking Frothingham to give HIM the
points. When near Merrimac the
stranger overpowered the messenger
.,arpea him and bound him to the safe.
after which he cody riiied the ear: lie
cut open the bags containing the silver
but took none of it. At Merimac tht
robl,er left the train and the robbery
was not discovered until the tram
reached Pacific. where the express c:ii
WAS broken open and Messenger Froth u
iugham found tied To the sale. 1ii'
,xpreSs officials are retcent. hut ad
mi, that over s5o.WDo WAS taken
Tie robi,er is imperf,ctly described ~
"A tall, dark man. of prepos-e-slil'
app.arance. dressed in black. viii
very large hands and feet. II l. u sina
ular coincidence that he gaveth he nam
of Jim Cummings. the only menihe
of the once celebrated james gang VIII
has never been accounted ior.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04

Herbert IIaloway, deputy veterinary
surgeon Of Montana. yesterday wired iral'c
Manager Uannaford, of the Northern Pa
eittic. the following circular:
TO whom il may concern. am dlrrcted
by the executive committee oi the Montana
crock Growers association To give pubic
notice that the quarantine regulation oi
Montana Territory viii he iisiiiy .ni"fo',i'
and all parties violating the same VIII ne
prosecuted to- tn" full extent al the law.
An cattle coming into Montana from east
of the Montana line are hereby r''qnir-d 4"
stop at the stock yards az ''lcndive, ON
the Northern Pacific. until passed ny the
territorial veterinarian or auth"rizcd dep
utv. shippers are required Ia notify terri
,,rinI veterinary surgeon at Miles my
stating time when stock wiilarrive at t'l"n-
dive: and all stock shipped over ,he mon
! Pacific or branches are requerf"i - sl"i
"A, Springh.ll and notify the territorial
veterinary surgeon at Helena. E@amin1
; tion Of cattle will be- made without charge
bu, AZ rNpcuscr 81 quarantine nnst lie
l,sid by skipper
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Sam Randall ha- Boz -ou.-
senator E.lmund> -Wnr,h >2n".'""'.
Justin Mccarthy has made S:.'1.""o'
from his History of cur own linir--
prr-iden, Cleveland has ~rli aluo
to ,h, Hood sufferers 20 sabine PAS
Texas.
E,--,nator Mallonc oi virginia viii
30 into the real estate business I'D
Wa~hiugt on.
Counsel for the tiiicago anarchists i~
about to make another ri"ft q" gen
new trial.
.bo,epi Pulithcr'- profits III. year
n, proprici or of tine New York World
will hc SGOO.ooo.
The thin.-c do not reckon ih'ir "w'
from the day of their birth. hu' rom
New Years day.
simon Cameron j. he only S'rs iNor
of the senate of Polk : "dmil~tra
tion nov that pasid l.. Iuso' b. dead
I.vman Trulubuil lives ia "Jeiirr-o
nian simphrity" in II little frame cot
tame near the Douglass monument II
Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland will h'
COMPELLED to give up her edltoria
duties ~ She has lost her h"ahl
through overwork.
Bancroft. thc historian. ha- II pi,.
, ture of the Emperor " liliam m III
holI-e IN Washington which Wa glNcl
to linn 10y Bismarck.
: -enator Edmund~ drives u ilnr team
! aud when speeding tlie horses ne pun
Z his slouch iat over his eyes and h"i''
p the lines very tnut.
Fred. Douglass and hi~ wife are stol
:. ping AT the tauum street hotel Lon
: don. The Daily News gave him
i column and half notice.
, Slurrer sullivan i. said to haN
- drawn about S25o.WnO hy his pro
Il iessional exhibitions. ilI~ gcncro*it
r and expensive habits have thus IA
e lei, him without bank account.
Gen. Won Noltke recently celehr'
ted the eiehty-~ixth anniversary
hi. birth. lie * living in great sin
plicity on his estate nj treysau, ,>ile@ii
u lie i hale and hearty.
II Miss Selolr Hhode- and Miss Cor
i smith. two bcautifui and accoi
p plishe,i young ladies ri Grand Fork
= bak.. are -aid to be the best Hi'
,r shots ia the territory.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Couldn't Sell One.

4 tail thin man drove up to the
house of "A Dakota farmer and said;
Want II lightning rod on your
house.
no, guess not.
Hey"
"\o'
"pon't want one OF my own patent
duplex seven-pointed lightning arrest
er~ run up.
Don't believe ! do.
">ure OF i!?'
..IeS."
..Wouldn't want my improved angti-
Inr two-rIIrrent connected eclectric eN-
hiliarntors either, suppose?
NO"
.sIouldn't touch YOU on coinl,lna'
tion theoretical jerkem. warranted "a
draw the most obstinate cloud and
pass il quietly to the ground WIN
ont disturbing the sleep "i cil.
or iuiuring the most delicate i"bric'
NO use for one.
$50 il begins To look. You don
seem tn care whether the everlasting
foundation is ripped out ofyour houe'
hv n stroke of the dread monste
I;chtninp. or whether you buy One q
my electric annihilator. at cost prio
and enjoy ahsote safety.
No. don't believe ] do.
II see. Now. ii you'll direct me t.
,he house oi some local Office holde
who has appropriated some of ti'
count, iounds. Ill see II cant max
a sale. They don't generally take n
many chances as other peopie'
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04

Al the recent a~>rinhlln. "i the
students of Washington ANA Jtli'f-
son college at Washingt ON. Pa. non
lanes g. Blaine was present ny INV
tn,ion of the trustees ana iaclltH-
lie waSaccompaniedb 10y his uncle. Hon.
Johu II. Ewing ninety years "i .i-e-
In hi. address of welcome. president
Moffatt referred To the latter a. ne
oldest living graduate. and To Mr
rlniu, ~ tn. most distinguished.
MIR. Blaine was invited To give some
r,n,inisccnce- of his own college HE.
In response lac thanked President
Notfo,i for his allusion to MIR Ewing.
but he took exception To the over
OF himself: iontin-
uing he SAID;
I remember too we'll when | wa~ q
student in these halls; the long h,i "i
men. older GRADUATES. whom hiu vi"
honor to look up to and al whose
Zee, | was proud to sit. Thr rorhlai
reception he had received had mover
him deeply. and the errollcction- whieh
rushed upon him a. he stood ther'
almost stopped his power "i sI'e"i'
II, nlwa- regarded tia. college ~ hi-
Great benefactor and protector th'
np,ucv which has given to him through
life the influences which have at al
times been oi ine-timable service u
linn. During his collese days, IRON
Isl3 to lsl1. the great artery "
travel was the National road CONNECT
ing the East aud the West. This CAV
the students frequent opportunity =
sea. and hear many Of the puhlc mel
of th1t era. Mr.. Clay, Col. benton
Richard VI. johnson and john y
sriftrndrn were no. unfamiliar iiS'lfV
pr,--cnteI for the admiration am
homage of their youthful minds. IL
referred with pleasure To Their on COZ
leye societies. and suggested 10 IN
students. If they had not already don
il. to more accurately conform tie'
proceedings To the accepted cahoiIs :.
parliamentary law. hope YOU va
profit 10y all advantages YOU en-"
here today. and hope that thirty
nine years after your graduation yo
may look back to our alma mat,
with the affu.tion and the graiItuo
vhj,. this morning feel
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
A Serpent Calf.

An Indiana farmer namci W iiilain
Davis. is the fortunate owner al "A rare
bovin. monstrosity. call with II
head resembling a bull-sna ke- ana
with many of the characteristics ol Il
snake II. ,vcs ar. on the side oi it,
head. and can be plainly seen from u
position directly behind the aiiinai'
t'pon seeing amy one approach or
upon being tormhcd. the cali VIII run
its tongue out, snake-like, moving II
back and forth in the same RAPID
manner. 4 short time before 1t was
born H. mother was bitten by a snake
the olay cause So far assigned for such
n freak OF nature. The calf Is now
four weeks old. Mr.. Davis refuses to
part with it. though offered IL good
round sum hy travelling show.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
First Cattle in America

The first herd of cattle known on th"
continent of America was brought 10y oil
umbus on his second voyage. From these
aud from other small herds brought later
10y Spanish navigaiors, the Wild cittIe "'
>,n,h America descended. In l55. TIA.
Portrs,s, took cattle and hogs To- New
fpundland and Nova SCOTIA. The 'anadi-
an cattle were introduced in lG"s. In
1920 virginia had 800 head of cattlr. The
most stringent laws were PASSED pr"hibit
ing the killing Of any domestic animal. la
New England cattle were introduced III
1921. Ii j. said that for Il time price wa-
regulated by color. "a red cali being cheaper
than a black one because il was more like
lv to bee mistaken 10y tine wolves for IA deei
and Killed, hicagu stock News.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Cost Of Man.

Something OF the cost OF Il man i
thus estimated 10y the ittsburg
Times IL met one of our old citizens
ON the street the other day. who was
IN the 10Th year of his age. lie SAID;
DO YOU know that l. costs between
SO. 900 and $1,000 To rai~e "a man oi
my age answered no. lie con
tinued: We'll, sir. in lie past seventy :
five years have partaken of ~ ia
meals. consumed 1l.I'5 pounds oi
solid food. drank 81 100 cups oi tea
isI23 cups of coffee. ] have NOT
lived oxtravagantly AID my meals
have cost on an average cents ea'h
Therefore. the ~, l2o meals have cost
me 81. $50" Where H. there an octo
r.narian who can figure closer than
thisg
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04

W.-n.Naru>. oct .2l.-in iilc r'i'-'' oi
Marian Good. nee Who's. oi fairNin-
Kansas. ON appeal from the commits
.ioner of the general land office. the
secretary of tire interior has decided
i'm accordance with the former rulings
OF the department that the marriage
al "a sinri. woman vino had made "a
homestead entry. will not defeat her
right to make final proof and receive
title 10 land under the homestead law.
Thi- decision reverse. that oi the COM
missioner al the general land office.
Who h.ld that u woman who makes II
homestead entry. and subsequently y
mnrri,- before completing the sanle.
forioit- her right thereby to acquire
ti,lefn the Innh.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Notice of Final Entry.
I,Np OFrIcr AT HELENA VI. T.,
October 18th, l>>'i.

LAND OFFICE AT IIELExA VI. T.
October 18th, ls>6.
Notire j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice "i his intti-
tiun to make final proof III sui,r"r' "i ~
claim. and that aid prof viii be niah.
brtorc the Julsc of the Third iudiciai
district Court "i Montana. ar IN his an,
,..,,.c before the Deputy Clerk 81 >a'h
Cont in anl for Meagher county " l. az
White sulphur springs, NJ. 7. on N"Veh-
ber 2.th, ls>6. viz:
Isbrn l.. '.!s1cy.
who made pre-enition '!'claraf"ry stare
mont No. .lIo. for the SWt SCI. See. ~ "
NEl. 81, NEi. Sec. ri, TP. y h"r'h "'
range - east.
n. names the following witnesses u,
ur..V,. his contil4uou> residence upon. ana
cultiyatiun of laid Land. viz: Daniel STAY,
ton. polan Slat"n. Walter r. b"ss a"o
'ri1n,,s Ereviuptvn all of Profile. NJ. I.
W. L,SunogNE. Register.
+. ApkISsoN. ATTY.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Notice of Final Entry.

LANp OrfIcE At HELENA, MONTANA,
October 10th, iss6. }
Sotice i, hereby gwen that the following
uataeI settler has led notice of his inten-
tion 10 make final pronf in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Judge at the Third Judicial
District Court of Montana, or IN his ab-
,ence before the Deputy Clerk Of said court,
in aud for Mcash.r county. at White sui
phur Springs, NJ. T., on November 2'th,
1856, viz:
who made pre-emIdion dsclarat"rv stare
m.ut No. y,si3. tor the w NWi W. sW!
Sec. u, III. o. north of range 10 east.
He names the following witnesses ts
proy. his continuous residence upon, ant
cultivation of. said land. viz; Thomas
Brewington and Walter T.. Buck. of froh,e
VI. T.; Michael O'Brien, of lialbert, VI, T.
and Napoleon G.. smith, of Lavina, NJ L.
= W. L,NGHoR>r, Register.
r ABKINsON, aty-
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-04
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. N. T..
October I. l>>si. J
Notice l. hereby given that the following -nan,'
settler has tlcd notice OF his intention 10 n'ase
anal nrnof in suppurt of his claim, and that sa'd
nr,"f will IN. ,uste before the Honorable Judge "i
ihe Third Judicial pisirict Court "i Montana ier
ritory or in his alsonc. before the Clerk oi said
Court in ami for M.agher county. AT "hte
~u,nbur sprincs. NJ. A., On Thursday, No'em-
Der lth, ls,f viz:
Isaac ID, Dawkins.
who made hornestoa al application No. -i,o'
Tor the sw,4 NEl,. the w; ia and u, the
~ ,,oes M. following Witnesses to prove NJ,
.,n,inu",s rr,idence upon. and cultivation oi,
and land. viz. samuel snyder oi White sulphur
a,d lame X shelton. Of Utica, all OF
N.arher County. Montana Territory
: W LASGnuRNE. Register.