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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot for Englewoo1
Cl0ster PiermOnt and Nyack T. $50 10 q J. 800 400
b40 Gao $50 p. m- II midnight sundays I, a. m. and
Nanuet, Spring Valley and Monsey 10 o. 45o p M
Sun nd a 10,
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Aueiion Sales.

MORTGAGE SALE. p. Traver, Auction
tl eer sells this day IL O'Clock, fixtures Of ga oJI
ASS 3d.ave RANDOLPH HGUGGENHEIMEh
Any for Mortga2ee.
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Dartlnq Gea0emlea.

LIEN DODWORTH, 681 5TH-AVE.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS SON, FRANK DODWORrH.
Glasses and private Lessons Gentlemen Monday ana
Thursday evening"
new class Tor little Tuesdays AMI Fridays at half
past send tor circular
4 LENANDkk MAtGItrUvk>, u 3th-ave.
~ Pr .tc lessons strictly pryae-and dancing classes
~ ~ Gay Gcucm,ns Cassc, Monday ana Friday eyeuin:
NE GARMO'S-1,I76 Broadway (42d-st.)
IL New class. saturday p m
EFRNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
Fast 55thst Bank EWlling. Class Lessons ard Pm.
vae instruction every dy and evening send for circular
\ arAC Hall To let tor select Eniet asnments-
MIR. TRENOR Of Broadway and 32d-st.,
vi gives lessons IA DANCING every dag. circulars
AIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master OF
vi Dancing 57s Jthnvc SEQ Circulars.
~ GEORGE DODWORrll. u WeSt2lth-st..
1 4. fornerr with Mr. Allen podwDrth. Now open sea
circulars Room 10 let for germans etc
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V'HE NEW LINE

NEw.YoRK; PHILADtLPHIA, AND NORFOLK oLn
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH N~
q noO KS FASIEN THAN ANY OThER ROUTE
" anG aiter december T. 1881 OK Plalenh,
p sr0A3 COMPANY VIII ruua Fast Day aud Sight
Newfork via Pennsylvania Railroad a. m yoas Jss
bp u dlily ARRIVING Old Point ComfOr m wess davs
Rnd 80 a. m daily No fox ig05 M anc TX n, $50
ing Csrs through from New York to Cape .rs onl
C' HOH hllalelpha without change Tickets nfroT c,r
seats and sleeping Der rs 20 secured az spy T a,
Of the Peunsy yania kslroad Company nay ''oNo' OuSs
n W mr. X Co h = Gem Pas. and Freight Aren.
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DHlLADELPHIA AND READING X. Il.

1 NkWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
t%G?F4E SEEFiKIAd St fEEf& Fl EfFSF F92S
fGE ode radApGLPiA 3 ~ a saq TsIT2S SS s"g9Gs so 8
80 l2,e0 D. n sCTDAfs 400. o'tja Am, $50 70 a
hesEpt Yi 4 Co.u'-:.e--c. &c: .:227@s?7az conshr
DRhwTTG.FGom JARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
lsa2S Sp'N s,S ard eTesn Gre @ &c;
Felix's GPf al DO 80 & @ So S i6 I2 p % % ioG so -
F9rlo X <, HAVEN. PEALE and PnIiLlPSBURG. Penn,
Fog WILLIAMsPQEr. stNBUEy LgwIsBURG and
NAHANnI cry Gt!s ~ ?; ~. $i5. +'o0y N .,
l,i5 100 ia6 I:j1 $50 5i5. i2dO D. Sundays.
tG oS ia 8 A p ana M saaao5! a, s. .G ~ S'' H.
FS FS XMEH FXMAouA At at T Co. % AS 80 l5 b g. H. so s., iOo
For ne BGiDiliEHFM. i ALLTNIoWN and MAUcH CHUNK
., l9l 200 o45 a. m. 100, 100 si5 6'i5 P m sunday
For EGsioE at 4oo 700. s45 a. loo, l:sc s,s, 800
For HlGH if BRIDGE BRASCn Il 100 SI5 ST m 400
For FkTMINGToN 200. s45 NJ. Ice. 1880, 400 1872
200 1o p, p n Sundays al i'S9 p oo s,s ,cao ,,,sA
sp g. lS Sa lo & @ Is Sto n SUI SuiGaS 1So Ss 4S 800 IN n
o5 S s. sos Ios 3 ~ sc 81 e o's S'
pIS no. 1s9 snaay SG 6o & SOY sa5 ~ a. H. l4oS y % SS 400
rS S'P PERfh ri SsS $MHoY TiY Us ;S So 10. p MI 100
r$oo 81 n%sFso %Ro1R iSo Ss St an rsas
FGt 56 hoA M M io 400 lsn $50 D. M SUS
DAYS gexcegt Ocean Grove at 100 "a An mn soo nm.
Fo LAK EwooD, TONS hiv r Il and BARSEGAr at $50.
For %S 1S tsiiTSY siSY TiNELAND and DRGDoEToN
43O 0. NJ. leo pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No s. North River, via SANDY Hook ,,c,r
For 1M RsEAHRlGhI h9SG BEAEca
can Is @ a loot & ci 5oe5yi a 5 aa No
SToadway U5sd a S5s 757 ana ~ r6ave Rvnsioa T.
10 ana liS .Greenwlchst lay 40 East Z,h.st W.
5S Yorf SSS Srocbyn At p
2ji wsshluston.s \. l. Transfer company WI eai io'
and G9Sk from hotels or g e
fePoR na2efss p Gs9 Gsq rpS' m Ssry SSa ss,' M
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
THE BEST coNs1RUcTkP i: ) ASD 4 FiXEsr EQUIPPED
DOUBLE rFhfks rFfksb tlNE n FsavET 50N FYsrNEss OK
THE WEST sHoRE RoUTE is AL6nXG TIE EoyySn WEsr
ARoTND p r6oFniMLGfssl MS on pF1ar e1FsRiG MouNrAINs
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF III"
on ana, after 18TH 1885. will leave West i2ds@
All trains leave nom new downtown station Of
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot oi WV"
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 a. m 900. $40 p m Sleep
ST. Louie 800. $40 p. seepers ,hror"h. ,o.,o
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Briage ElagaIa Falls W."
aunca and sylaehse e7S iiSS "a" a. @ 800 sloRm
Highland. Pokeepsie and Catskill. $50 ll;9o a. NE
TsvSqrs KlngS!gn s.pssT,is' and Albany 80 ii'''
asoIafoss m; HSS' VIA Albany ii.!o G. s:oop m
For Montreal and Canada East 800 p m - roro,,a
Hamilton Lopdon .,;So a m. 900 'slop' m io''"~
.Daiiy iDaiy. except saturday. Other trans daily sH
For cSss ums tables pror sleeping car aSson.
On' T1GsSn OF EiSTmstSn ss spP AP0s1
ssSs bs~ssy ~ SsS ssS Is
vii 81 :: cam sad ss ss ss
$50 Broadway. SsnesN fAA'e's''
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
sion all routes a. greatly re reduced % TS,es MrtS a9f
,b somthwast berths reserved two weeks IN advance
Wv LANSiNG'S Railway Ticket Onice, 3S7 BroadwS
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For Both Sexes---Country.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- -on-thc.
III hudson and business for gentlemen
graduating course for ladies twelve teachers Winter
sasson opons Ian e. send for catalogue.
'''' W. IL BAS ISTER- NJ Prin
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Utrrt Gori Or 0riiaIry7Ils Mt;il- a's
Frtures fairy ac i've ard to points higher Safes 0looo

ClO1ng tirm irlnSltIaii' lpi''N' '''''
FiUIJH Nn MEAI-FLOU Market less active. while
prices generally vi hQa decide eli ,nse Only & nMli
ma,ny to par cl. 20. dat. was ~ 5ail%ay
% rue a a., n yc svs has .eprsasing cIcci tn rrtci
sales l2GoJ bb OF T.ci 4 Xxx P @ NH Stra ~ - so.
5 tho est Indies; 20 o Dds, 'p't M St M &
S ieTy Ghocc 90 D6ls Extra 80 = g - - o niIi;y
%4a @ 9, af fnc -Tr6S lii ami Winter Wheat bo choi'e
iO1 bb Slnne.oa Xtri s. ~ ,c go S lGr pr'e oP
ayOritS fa''is Gr r.ncy % Winter What quotation,
Fine q. q "a g. Good to Fancy Extra state 800
GOOD to Choce Extra We.tera o. , t%n'2n oip
Vhoicr 25a ;. 25. Co,lmon Extra Mnnc0oi :. 5ar"G!
.,faGT :, dP 40" Paint m ~ 7@f5 & isers Xira i i0@
= - M ogif HoG"n 1,Gi To- vcy CoS = 5SSt5 80 r1,a
inter wheat Exjra 20 as3 %" Cty Mn EEra FOR M,
n!,rS iRag5 = a., ,soUTIiE FLouE-S,c1dy @
@ii @caains Common to GOOD r7tr So Geq4 to
c4ol,e dG - ,r. o 49, bl. spafnc @ = = 2as ana
Inali oss Fanc. at =. BuCKWiEAI FLptH-Ir.''
Rg At q 1i3ses Wc.tain ScT - ~ - i5
dKAIN-whEAr-MHkct heavy ana 1i. 81, @'j,' M ., ',
%o MIwausce to arrive va, mate ,t 80. So
Gin1d GGart 'S lS Gis tcn T Ieco 5 s fr, h.
th ti n heavy aca. nld declined 1,qlc and cos.i
,.adc above r[ce. only one o't-l',a az a.,
Tor CITY MrlEs Sy m ".1 sIC a." m ,io. ~a.
2o~Ooo bush future l". o' bi, SPOT ,n',,lai w "
- 80 f .iaIh O. c closing a e,c do April 9'ta
at ~ ,c; DO Tor June. n5'ie3 'c, co,ns al '' N'
or December. u u-atl oi cloN.hE ~ - V,i -
NM t.riL4l tuuu2 for Wr-t'u; ht@' g .'
Sta,e ~ RARLEN-Martct fa'ogs hutcS. WIN "nF u
-, ',,,.tlf ,glu.ry sn.,s. g.lu1 hu.l 10 rldl iih
sJt p, 81 g..c ..1iU bush Two ro0'd ~tt" "a -
UAuIIY MALI Duil NJ uuo'IH@'t price, ----. ~ y
t,r.f lower or White Oh gtn 'cf or" VIII t'
,I cla,gr CLOSING steady upHpns "rcn'd dh 'h"t
declined rir closed r.ollv a. hc in.rir piif,N
very mllriA," trade for export and home u- n' 'l
bus,r,a- shippers bought ''Oo il@iL S'I"'
r mn bush future. 1000 bust spot ahd D." AipI. IN
GLIDING UugTldcd Mixed ~ a. e. y" 3d. 4 I" o. 80.
M f is II ~c'iucr Nl&d. i.ai &c. ~ ccEi'i
10 ,sr aH,a j.f.Gi-iir ~ January. 4. r. iar tr'
&c t'' ss'' W.
In c-ry,i.,r ii arolt. Yellow. '''lc IA c. .r 10
Nirct f,r 1aruarv 5rc cl07fe ai 1lc dH 'pr fr!uhN
a., L.. closing 40 i.-C dn FOR dar-h 49, az -c.
,i,.,ug 4, mn . -f o -. closing 90
F."@ III, fr J,y I-I.ai,1 c. closing at TIC OATS
Marie, a -adr Utttcr. ci1-us daL ra'S, --!W" .I-u.
fufurr ut bush spot aC.udug 80 3NA-ia f.r' y ..
- {~c 80 ! uultn d 90 ..c, "" Whi ~ .
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~ e,s 4 y,Itc sta.r Sc. NO MiAed Tor Irbru ny.
754 Z 80 co-lue 1t - 90 los Mfr'5' 'a'' t"''H@
,t ~. ,i,, tnrN Nav. iic closing ~
'' 81 IA .. Is.
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New publlrations.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
FEBRUARY NUMBER.

CONTENTS:
Tho Congo and the Presidents Message JOHN A. KASS0N,
Represen tauve OF the U. :. at the Conference. -
Race the Sold South M CLAY.
Some Faacies OF science.
Americas Land Question j. DESMOND.
The Campaign OF Shiloh. General BEAUREGARD.
Aristocratic Tendencies Of Protesantism o. j. ADAMS
Shei m ms Opinion Of Grant. ALLEN THORNDIKE RICE.
Tatters .................. General JAMES B. FRY.
ietters and Teegrams General w. T. SHERMAN.
Notes and Comments Colonel Robert O. 1ngerso Judge
Joseph Nelson Senator william NJ. Evart-. James y.
Kohler George G. Barton Pierre LOlard, Eugene Mant.
vert s - Herrick, ii. j. Chase 80.
For all BOOKSELLERS and NeWsdealers flce QUO
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T EHJGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengel

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
OF a. M l. SAD and p for Easton, Bethlehen klcl
town Reading NauCh thnnE, Glen summit. WlkssbsIre
TOwanda Waverly Ihaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the
West Pullman thTopGh coaches rug daiy Local trans a.
Trains ieavnga sa ~ l. and S4O p. connect for all
pontsin MahGnoY aud HQzton coal regions sunday tram
leaves for Msuch Chunk and HazletOn. a. M
General Eastern Ohlce, No. $50 Broadway. , - .
+. b. BYIN9ToN. q. p A.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON anl
express trains daily sundays oxcepted) Bostona m
paror Aohedy and IL with palace seepuS
P.W POPPLE, AGenA
XHyICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. r. !,
w Leave Grand Central Depot as follows
At8a NJ, arriving IN Newport a. g;so p III
At2p, m, arriving in Newport At % tn
drawing room cars attached 10 both trains o.,
THEODORE WARKES. sppe.
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FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and oil points
Sonth and West at than companies rates. rail OF
teamer WEBB'S cut RHfe Ticket Othce, 81 BroadwsY
sear Duane. Bs1gago checked sleepefs reserved
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G!eamboais ano Railroads.

AORWICH LINE. - -, ,,,.......-
~ EeducTion points: Boston S worcester
o. 50 Stconers leave North RIVER IODt OF att
nier above Desbro.es street Forty at a5O H. daily
except SUNDAY
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE, Military Board
~ mg school White Plains NY. PIin, o. r. Wills. PhD
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ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer on winter f. HOFFMAN. StOckbrdRe. Mass
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Ncn Un liitdilnn5.
1886. No" READY 1856.
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The leading muslc eoCutiOn dramatic ant foreign
languages drawing and painting Free advantages equal IL
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SkRVATORY. II East IAN. UPTOWN BRANCH, va
9th avenue No classes. No nonsense.
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NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
~ bers thorough training: delightful home o1e hour
from y. Y. Adires, Mrs lMOGENE BERIllOLE Pilh.
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i Day and Music School for grls Primary. Academic,
Classical and Post Graduate Courses
MISSES PORTER 4 CHANPNE1, Principals
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For Young Ladis,-Country.

lJOME BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
Il children, one hour from city; mothers good
board and tuition; thorough training Miss A. Thuiston
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LLMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
H ford, Conn. Parents who unfortunate The man
aremen OF their profit by the advantages
offered by this school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. supt.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
l. k2d year. Prepares tor busness for Princeton. Co
iuuh hia Vale Harvard. REV. A O. CGAMBEtS.
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Art Scno1ls-CIty.
ART SCHOOL.-Undcr the direction of
n Misses HELEN and MARTHA BURT. Womsn's TX
charge Building SO 5th ave
SfRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
lH1 VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday, October 20 IN
drawing OIL AMI water coDr painting. s, life LOwers ana
landscape, china painting dhd decoration
studO No. 20 Aut'Oulvd
References
MI ID Huntington President Nau1nl Academy Of Dssty1
NJ. William Hart, y. A.. Nj. James u. Hart y. Al
Nil. David Johnson y. A
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
CUSTER CHRONICLE
Unjust Verdict.

An impression appears to generally
prevail that the natural consequences OF
mining investment and enterprise is loss
and failure. So thoroughly implanted
has this erroneous conclusion become in
the minds Of capitalists, that opportuni-
ties in the direction Of mining invest
ment, where security and profit arc
absolutely guaranteed, are not even
taken into consideration. 4 wholesale
and indiscriminate condemnation dis
poses Of everything, however plausible
or inviting, in connection with the
development eff the inexhaustible re-
sources Of our vast mineral fields.
Comparisons are not always odious,
but are often instructive, and furnish
evidence upon which to base safe con-
illusions. 1t is stated tina: during the
year 1885, twenty two railways. repre-
senting in stocks and bonds $27S, SOC, 600
were sold und. foreclosure. The esti
mated investment in mining operations
and stocks will not exceed $750,0O0,O00,
while the receipts from the mining field
are more than $4,000, 100000, Of which
at least $3.50, 100000 have been paid in
dividends TO stockholders. To this
must be added the vast industries and
improvements which are the direct out
growth of mining investment and activ-
ity. One prominent cause of the pre-.
vslent opinion is that where one failure
is proclaimed from the housetops, a
hundred profitable enterprises are quiet
ly conducted, unnoticed and unknown.
No business in which energy and capital
ran be wisely directed, will bring
better returns than the prosecution Of
mining operations; and no business
more earnestly asks the most rigid and
thorough investigation, for it stands
upon the most enduring and substantial
foundation.-Chicago Mining Review.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
Land ONCE nj Deadwood. n

Land Office at Deadwood, d. TT
September 80, 1885.
To Albert ID. Crary, who made ID. S. No. 1864,
and whom IL may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
d settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
lake final proof in support of his claim, and
Lat said proof will be made before the Judge, or
II his absence, the clerk of the district court OF
ulster county, ID. T., at Custer City, ID. T., on
'"vtmh'r2l u. 1885. viz John Van sittert,
Declaratory Statement, No. $500.
lor the l. LalI of sw quarter, ana lot 4, section
-, and lot |, section 10, township 6 south, range
east, b. II. NJ. He names the following wit
lesses TO prove his continuous residence upon,
md cultivation OF, said land, viz: William
Gnochs, Edward Cole, Ed Wilson, Herbard Bond,
All Of Buffalo Gap, D.. I.
J. p. LUSE, Register.
First publication. October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
A Four. Million Strike

The recent strike Of mineral in the
Maid-of.Erin and Henriette miEes at
Leadville, according to the reports of
Leadville mining men arriving in Den
yer, are the most important which have
been made in the camp since its palmy
days. The two claims adjoin, and al.
though the shaft is on the Henriettr,
the discovery enhances alike the value
Of the two mines. The work Of sinking
the shaft has been going on for months,
and the present body Of mineral was
struck at a depth OF about 600 feet. The
strike il what is known as q blanket
vein, and from what il now known it is
over an acre in extent Of its area and
the depth is unknown. The first con
tact with the rich ore body was made
len days ago, and since that time the
work Of sinking through the ore body
has been continued day and night
Yesterday word was received by M.
Peter McGourt for Senator Tabor, who
Is now III New York city, that the ore
cody had been penetrated to a depth OF
thirty-iour feet and that there was no
indication that the bottom had been
reached.
The owners Of the Henriette are D
h. Morgan, president Of the Denver 4
Rio Grande railway ex-senator Chaffee,
Gen. j. c. Wilson of Denver; Hon.
james g. Blaine Of Maine; and ex-Sen-
ator Tabor. The latter is the largest
owner, holding n three-eights interest.
Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Wilson each own
one.sixteenth and the other gentlemen
are equal wners.
The Maid of Erin is owned by ex-Sen-
ator Tabor, Major Dubois Of Leadville,
and Messrs. Motfat and Chaffee Of Lead
Vile. They each own a one-fourth in
crest.
ITS the biggest strike Of recent year
in Leadville," said Peter McConrt to a
Tribune Republican reporter last even
ing. Careful estimates by competent men
make the value Of the ore in sight foo
up the enormous sum Of 100000. /
will net $50 to the ton and as depth i
gained in the body Of the ore it grows
richer. There is no telling where it will
end. Telegraphic adyices of the work
done are received daily and yesterday
there we're no indications Of the bottom
The strike is the talk Of all the mining
men in Leadville and it will be Of grea;
value to the state. The recent strike in
he Silver mine is laid in the shade by
his one.
Senator Tabor is in New York city
where he went on Friday. He said he.
fore leaving that he would not take hal
a million dollars for his interest in the
Henriette and Maid-of- Erin.
The Maid-of. Erin was in litigation for
several years, but the suit was won BY
the present owners. The Henriette
was formerly a paying mine, but re,
Gently it has not paid expenses. Tn.
expense Of sinking the shaft on the
H%enriette was borne equally by the two
companies. Denver News.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
Notice Of n Proof
LAND OFFICE AT DEApw,

LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, d. I'll
oct. 9 1885.
To James Wilson, who made ID. s. No. 1854, and
To whom IL may concern.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proofin support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the judge,
or III his absence, The Gle k Of the district court
for Custer County Dak. at Custer City ID. T, on
November 80, 1896, viz. Raphael veith.
DecIars tory Statement, No.. 1851,
for the N half Sw quarter. and $ half NV quarter
section IL, township 6 south, range 7 east, Is. II.
NJ. He names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: Robert Wittke, Jesse +
Gorrell. Jacob Matter, Charles Reder, all of Buf
falo Gap, ID. L.
J p. LUSE, Register
first publication, October IL.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF

Land once at Deadwood. Dak..)
October 10, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam.
ed 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 judge
or in his absence the CLERK of the district court
for Pennington county, D.. 7 at Rapid City, ID.
T., on December 3, 1885, viz John w. Smith.
Deciarat tory Statcment, No. 1881.
ror the E half SW quarter, and lots S and l.. see
ton 7, township 4 south, range b east, B, h. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF.
said land, viz: Charles W. snowden. william
Dean. Isaac %snowden, Isaac Enos, all Of French
Greek, ID. I.
J. P. LUsE Register
First publication, October q.
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at Deadwood. I

Land Office at Deadwood. ID. T..
September 20, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
hat said proof will be made before the judge, or
II his absence, the clerk Of the district court for
bennington county, ID. T., at Rapid CRY, ID. T.,
on November II. 1885. viz William ID. Hudson
Declaratory Statement, No. 23I3,
'or the Sc quarter, section %, township 1 south,
ange 3 east. Is. III. NJ. He lanes the blowing
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
,pon, and cultivation of, said land. viz John
Is. Harris, Harry Balm, Walter Hoag. William
Young, oil of French Creek, d.. r.
J. =. LUSE, Register.
First publication. October 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
Notice Of Tinal Proof
Lane ONCE NJ Des

Land once At Deadwood, D. r.,l
November z, 1895.
To Thomas X. Mccarthy, and to whom II may
concern.
Notice In 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 Judge, or
Custer county. u, T., at Custer City, ID. T., on
December IA, 1856, viz George A. Siddons.
Declarstory Statement, No. 1888.
Tor the N half sw quarter, ana sw quarter Of
NV quarter. section 8. township 3 south,
range 4 east. B.. H.. NJ. He names the following
upon, and cultivation OF. said land, viz John
r. Yates, George Hawley. Chas. Z. Terwilleger.
John Strater, MI Of Strater Postofice. d. 7.
J.P. LUsE, Register.
First publication, November T..
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-02-06
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, d. 7

1INsFH VII UT Nj DTAUWVUTT, ID 7. '
September 80. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow Ing nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge. or In h s ab.
scnce, the clerk Of the district court for Custer
county b. T.. at Custer City, u. r., on Noyem-
Der Il, 1885, viz: John IL. Jewett.
Homestead. No. 603,
for the S half Of NV quarter, and n half Of sW
quarter, section "a, township 2 south, range 4
east, b. IA. NJ. Henames the following with esses
70 prove his ontinuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF. SAID land, viz Thomas II, Ar
mold. Nicholas Z. Yeates, Walter n. Walker,
stephen J. Walker. all Of Strator post office. ID. T.
J. r. LCSE. Register.
First publication, October 10.