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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-08
Democratic Convention.
4 LARGE CROWD At THE
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
Incidents Of the Day, as Re-
lated by Our Special
Reporter.
The Editor Of the Wayne News
Not Wanted for Secretary.


WAYNE c. H., June 9TH, ISSs-I
is SAID here that one of the larges
crowds ever assembled at this place
is that Of o-day. There is present
4 candidate for Governor, candidate.
for Congress, four candidates for
Judge, and for "lesser" offices the
candidates are too numerous &c
mention. 1t is court day, which
has brought great many, and the
hope of seeing the crowd and can.
didates and the desire to become
enthused with abundant enthuSi,
aSm that abOuRded, brought the
balance; so the crowd was big
one. The only thing that prevented
a regular oldfashioned Democratic
convention was that the enthusiasm
was all out early. The crowd had
been underestimate.
The contest was over the election
of Chairman, and the conte stants
were the friends of Gibson and
Jackson, candidates for Congress.
Gibson got there by about two
lengths and half 1t is said here
that the forces that compassed his
defeat two years ago at Point Pleas
ant saved him here to-day-by
being on the other side.
Tile incident of the day was the
sitting down on the NeacS man:
After the Chairman had been elect.
ed there was 4 man "frum" Hun
tington "r'z" up and "spok" as
"follers": Il move that w. l..
Mansfield be made Secretary" I'm
mediately thereafter Wayne coun-
ty man, from Cercdo District, came
up and answered: II move that he
don't have Id thing to do
with it," The vote showed that il
was decidedly a Wayne county con-
vention; but the doughty delegate
from Huntington could not be
quellcd so easily and vociferated
"diU}sion." He and "phew" said
II" again, and then many Wayne
men said the loud and long Moro
90" and twas fixed.
On motion VIII Fry was prompt
ly elected Secretary, and the mat
ter now being clearly in the hands
of the Wayne people, the matter
moved much more "milder." Ii
was decidedly day for the Wayne
people and day of for the others.
The candidates for Congress and
Judgeship all sPoke-some mildly,
others talked harshly at each other
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18
HENRY sTRAUss's 3o4 KING ST.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Last night was bright, mild aad besutiful
and, after so much cloudy weather, the
moonlight was truly enjoyable.
The she'd at t. he spoke factory caught fire
this morning from SPARKS from the stack,
but the flames were ezliueoished before
much damage had bsen cone, aod without
en- alarm having been sounded.
Oliver Way, coloEeG, ia under arrest In
Washington Tor stealing hoTs6 and wagon
belonging 10 John J. r and Wm. Gsult.
Of Calvert county Nd. Way i7 wanted
here also for horse steaiirg.
Judge Keith granted OF Wednesday a
charter Incorporating The Price Patent
Car Cover Company with q capital of
100000, J. W Foster, Of Lsesburg, Presi
dent Samue! Ross. Wee President; James
H. Marr, Treasurer.
Major John NJ. Burke, general manager
of BufiAlo Bits Wild West show, was in
Washington yesterday. He says that the
horses and bChaloea of the show will be win.
tered at Ger. Beaie's stock farm, in the sub.
urbs of Washington, arriving there next
Monday.
An oyster supper wae given st the resi-
dence of Mrs. Oherm, at Falls Church, on
Tuesday night last for the benefit of the
Catholic Church at West Falls Church,
which was @ success in every particular.
After the supper the young folks enjoyed a
dance which they kept up till morning.
About forty young ladies ard gentlemen
of Trinity NJ f Church assembled at the
parsonage last night and organized q
Young Peoples Prayer Meeting to be
held III their church at 10 o'clock every
Sunday evening. After The Organization of
the meeting bOuntifu repsst was served
by The pastors @ifs, Mrs. r f. Bishop,
which was aiShly enjoyed by all.
A distres sing accident occurred few
days sirca OF board the schooner Margaret
Platter, bound from Baltimore to Fredericks-
burg with coal Wm. Reeves, ir, con OF
Capt. Wm Reeves shot and killed George
Mouroe, colored boy, who lived in Viz
sius. The killing eppenra 10 have been en-.
trely accidental, caused ty the careless
tanGiiog Il gun, as both boys were play
ing NJ The time.
III - Bortz vent to Washington CHS morning
aud with Detective Wheeler, OF that CITY, recov-
arcd tho horse which WAS stolen from Mr. Buck.
ner, OF pe,splsne, few nights since By a colored
preacher nenod Oilersor. The horss was found
at work on tire pew sguedUct work, in possession
OF Matthew King, who purchased it from Giller-
son for $40. Mr. B1ckrer took possession OF
his hols, snd rode bm hoae. Giilorson, who is
under srrest told the iiceIs that he had stolen
| aud so d tho horse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

RAILROAD NOTES The Richmond and
Ia lie R. L Company having leased the
pro "r'y OF the E,s; Tennessee. Virginia.
and sc 'rgia Railway Company aud opera
ted Ii ies, and the transfer having been made,
the later lines wil! hereafter be operated
0y To" Richmond and Dauville Railroad
Company as lessee thereof The following
general Ulcers in their respective depart
ments Will assume charge of the business Of
!he ines so leased for accouat of the Rich
mond and DanVille Railroad Company, with
Offices at Knoxville, Tennessee: c. H Hud.
son, general Observation-Disclosures
and maintenance department Wm. Hawn,
au itor- accounting department james n.
Miicnell, acting treaaursr-tressury depart
ment
Officers and employees OF the East Tan
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Com
pany will retain their respective positions,
subjsct TO the control of the Richmond aud
Danvi!ie Railroad Company. The authori-
" Of Col. T. NJ. f Tacott, fret vice pres
id-rt. 10 charge of traffic, aud Maj. Peyton
Randolph general manager. in charge of
operation and maintenance Of the L. 4. d.
road, is extended over the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railway.
The sy day on the Midland road has
been changed from the 20.h to the 18Th OF
each month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

PERSONAL City Auditor Price is con.
fined to bis home with severe cold
Mr.. VIM. B. Lloyd, of Orange, n. j., and
Miss Mary P. Lesdbeater were married
last night by Rev. DR.. Suter at the residence
OF the brides ia, her, F. S Leadbeater, csc
on south Pitt street Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
left on the 30 train for their home in New
York.
Miss Indie Laudrum, of Gordousville, is
visiting Miss Efiie Lynch. of Wolfe street.
Capt G. a. Mushbsch has gone to Staun.
ton on legal business.
Tue Rev s. s. Ware, of Hamilton, Loud
oun county. has accepted the call to the
Episcopal Church at Port Royal. Caroline
county.
Mr.. Cbas A Herring and Miss Maggie
NJ. IdeD were married last night.
Misc Lula H. Wertenb baker, daughter of
Colonel C. c. Werienbaker, and Mr.. George
NJ. Saunders, of C!avemont, S c., were mar
ried IN Charlottesville on Tuesday.
Mrs c. c. Smoot and the Misses Lula and
Sue Smoot are at Ford's Hotel, Richmond.
Mrs Fulton, CT Howard county, Md, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Jas. Z. Carlin, ct
Mount Pheasant" in Fairfax.
Miss Lille Hi is visiting 10 Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

a WOMAN PAYS a WHEFLBARRow BET
Mrs Y. Pease, Ct App e.cn, made BIT With
Mrs. Sprowl that the Hou. s. ]. Gushee
would be elected Senator The condition Of
the bat was thst if Mr. Gushce was elected
Mrs. Sp.owl was 10 wheel Mis- Pease or 4
wheetarrow from the Grange hall to the
Posiofice, some fifteen rods. On the other
hand, if M. Gushes was defeated, Mrs.
Pesse was TO wheel Mrs. Sprowl over the
same ground, with the same carriage. Tues
day night, Sept II. Mrs Pease owned she
was beaten, and appeared ct the Grange
hall with whcel6arrow, assisted Mrs.
Sprowl to seat in her carriage as per agree
ment, and wheeled her to the Postoffice.-
Lelciston Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

CORPORATION CoURT-Judgs Charles 4
Stuart presiding Permission WAS granted
20 Mt. Oivet Baptist Ctucb, coored 10 bor-
row money to improve the church bulldog,
and Shsdrsck Herod wac substituted 4 trus
tee 10 place of Albert King.
Gem vs. Thomas Dewey; indicted for
unlawful gazing; two special pless IN
sb.lement filed and argued, and Court took
time to consider.
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

n. - eaie 6eai;h, AID all who suffer from
.' constipation, will fud the pleasant
.''lla liquid fruit remsdy, Syrup of Figs,
.A'y lakea aud more beneficial in eff.
- ary other remedy. 1t acts prompt.
:. gently 90 the Bowels, Kidneys,
'a1 stomach, and does not sicken or
''e For sale By f. S. Lsadbeater &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

Sir knights You are hereby ordered to appear
at the asylum OH Friday evening, October 10TH
At '..30 o'clock, for inspection by Eminent James
P Corbir, Grand Warder and Inspecting Officer
Uniform-full dress.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
octlS2t EDGAR WAKEFIELD, Capt. Geu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

OPERA HOUSE The fsvorite must
Cal comedy of Fabulous, or Satire Oh
Society" will be presented to night and j, is
thought that the excellent company inter
preiing it will be greeted with large au-
dence, which their merits entitle them to,
The comedy abounds in humorous passages
and is rich with startling situations and in
tense dramatic climexes. The company is
a select one and the entertainment ia no
doubt one Of ;he best that will be witnessed
here this season.
Dir. Frank C Bangs will appear here
Tuesday night in Jim the Peumap.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

BRAKEMAN KILL ED.-Brakemau John
Norris, of the Midland road, was knocked
OF 3 train by being struck on the head while
passing over the covered bridge, near Cliff.
ton. ;hi. morning, aud killed. Norris fell
on tbs track, between the cars, was run over
and his body badly mutiated His remains
were brought to this city and taken 20 the
undertakers' establishment OF Mr.. Domaine,
where they were prepared for burial end
were this evening sent TO the home of his
family at Profit, near Charlottesville. Nor
ris was stont IS years old and bad been an
employee OF the road lees than year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

SLEEpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you Sold by E S. Leadbeater
& Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

lss CONTINUED. -Pennal c. Poulson,
10 zas arrested in Richmond on Tueedsy
srs.I with passing bogus check on Mr..
iYg1 Smoot, last week, was brought
az 10 this city by Lieutenant Smith last
a. md locked up at the station house.
=. aornipg when the case was called by
a.,s, p5wnham Poulson said he had Dot
Is. 10 consult an attorney and asked that
3. be postponed till to morrow. Ris
He. vas granted, and he was locked up.
g,srak,d by reporter OF the GAZETTE
Ia. GA any 7.atement to make he said be
nj now nut would have hereafter. The
ac1uarl suite says: When Pouison was
G.;c,,d n me police station last evening
re otce,s f5uud on his person number of
,a5ets. c.~c2s, drafts and pswnbroker 3
tcs--s Tn checks, dated New York,
0,oDsi.l Rere drawn on the Corbin Bank
10, Goa aaa,. Of New York, payable to the
m;s-off 4. Ponison. and signed by ?. d.
:,,C.r sai Il ? Busey respectively for
s,gas ranging rom so to S43 Poulson
,:si.i .ey5ra. letters recon msndiug him
inexperienced evil and mining engineer.
laas me- short stay 10 toe city Poulson,
E9sa ma1 Of pleasing address, formed
g, acquaintance of some of the leading
I'''g men 9fthe city. and hs was 10 com
'iF VITA some Of mem last evening when
y7iS arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

e.. = lrice will have for sale in market to-
~. >L.'ser IN. OF Gpe salt water rock, trout
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

HQRs. OLD DOMINION CoMMDY No Il K. T,
ALEXANDRIA, VA October -. 1883.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

w. egaY HoME.-A letter from New
r'.-,ot,e Baltimore american saye:
's W., Johl L Thomas, Of Baltimore, was
,-o,e The early csl!ers at the republican
az. .-a,1,t he di1srtecs yesterday. he was
-',,,r74j a. olce by those in the recep.
~, .1ar AMI found no difficulty in seeing
g-.-nsn nav or Geo. New. Col. Thomas
.,-, .5p2 sai interesting talk with the na-
.,-sl eegirnaa about the general situation
.mnt,c.. hut perrculsrly the prospects Of
,-.ug6teaa victory in the ate Of Nirgi ola.
4. fo,l sagu. III. recent trip through many
.o.i,a.o , ttat safe, and about Tbs feeling
N h. ,sr.h and o'her issues. He thought
,.ttensre.sn.o Lees district, which runs
arn Alexandria to Fredericksburg. would
b. cared by the republican candidate
2,.se AgneC. 8ud that sections OF the State
E.ea bsd hitherto always been democratic
s5s change regard Virginia "a one of
,si.a5,fll states, said ne, but West Virginia
7 10 ms opinion be republican. Chair,
asa 34Ay listened 10 Colonel Thomas with
rss interest having expressed his conf
..-.s N the Colonel's accurate observations
-..g TINES It IS understood that upon
40. Thomss's statement of the political
.i.s:i5n in the two NrginiaP, Chairman
a7 s, In part direct the work Of the
411a..n IN those states during the next
u sss5s
Ca.irman Qlay's information from
r5.- paris OF the country is no better than
.-,55Y- he is badly posted man concern
.5aNcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-A BRASS DOOR KEY, either on King
| Washington or St. Asaph streets A suitable
reward will be paid if delivered at No. 212 south
St. Asaph street. octIo os
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

AFFAIR The Fern Leaf Asso
20 cred c!eiy Of this city, gave a
,.mofy Hall last night which, as is
q ms.5rity Of such instances, result
=; Ira! fgn;s, in one OF which Fred.
Ws-hiaetc1, ~as seriously cut in
." gf,h . penkujfe by James Hill.
iii was arrested by officer
-media'ely after the cutting aud
ne station house, and Laws
w. inc ball TIL o'clock THE morn
re aas removed to Augustus
hdsrdiug house, biz wound in
.,,tne hagteg been dressed ny Dr..
rul.g tns case cane before Mayor
l,rff.n hut oone CT The witnesses
"a snow much about the matter.
srweyrr, that tbs row was over a
-,erb4 hall. and bat the two came
Yleu Hjll cut Laws. Hill testified
.I.z.sss. s9o' her man named Day 10
30 vea.to 80 was With. and that ali
= e. ne cut OF me hall together. When
-''' 30 ne pavement Hill asys the
'5' bsgsn striking al bin and he sim-
=. Eel rrf the blow with his arm. He
=, l5lfc toe cutting and said ne did
-'-..' scar- had been cut till he heard
~ Hun. coat sleeve was covered
~. ~, .t,oi sui a small penkuife, WIKI blood
,3a was found near where the fight
- Hi was committed to jail to
III. -,.,5. result Of laws fijuries The al
go, url5h occurred about 5 o'clock this
-. ,,,'o, caused much excitement in The
,,.b9rsooi Of the hall, as men and wom-
=, :, % 9 dra:ening how!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

.toasD DEMOCRATS "A meeting OF col
Democrats was held last night at Po-
=, >'e Hall sad wss largely attended. J. B.
y scenery was called to the chair and
'.7' W Brown elected secretary. Sew
-iines We're added 70 the roll. Resoln-
:, :, 81 Tllorsing the administration of Presl-
:; S'rveland aDd pledsipg their support
''l S1d 10 Gen. Lee were adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS

.s,.ion rain Friday. warmer, north
f,or 10 .outhclly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

@.-'TARy MATTERs.-The State Military
80 net in Richmond yesterday. The
saaiicn Of Col. c. c. Wertenbaker, OF
s; ;5iTd regiment, was accepted. Lieut..
!. vale, If Culpeper, will have command
4 Third regiment until 81 election is
$40 d the vacancy. The board also
t. i1e superintendent Of the military
Each officer and private in the in-
pTe,eut at inspection received -.
: ciAesr aud private il the calvary pres
~ Inspection received So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

nRIED SUGAR COIN received to.dsy by
otis ]. c. MILBURN.
DRIED PEACHES, APPLES and PEARS for
! ~ sale By [oct1Sl j. G. M1LBCRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-18

3llU2 REPORT Last night was Gear
81 cool Wi.n bar prisoners cad three lodg'
s'at ias station house.
lac Nayorta morning disposed OF the
Flgg casy7
>a. lacS.oo. colored. arrested By Officer
Aiof ydstancy, was sent 10 jail for 10
% Julius. colorsd, arrested by Officer
--'.' 'a' being drunk and disorderly, vas
a officer Of the police force, charged
G' s5 ppug colored girl who had in-
lid a. vie. vas fined - 80
.'re' ai!i colored, arrested by Officer
H'' .cr cutlpg Fred. Laws, also colored {,
tAA'i .asi nght. was committed to Jail
.so 1a9s to await the result of Laws
&c Pyulson, brought from Richmond by
y. Smith on the charge of passing q bo-
e'IssCs had his case continued till to-
,roV
.:scsse l.ot,ie Scott, charged with
'ss.ae diSorderly house. was dismissed.
20 q Conner, tramp, arrested by OF
or Tor being drunk AID disOrderiy,
Nletsd 10 cave the CITY.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29
MAanSED.

WILBEH- WATsON.-On December %,
1855, ut the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Watson.
Mr. L. +. WILDER and Miss Mollie Wat
son. Rev. A. l.. Williams officiating.
A large number OF the intimate
friends Of the young couple had as
sembled at the residence OF Judge Wat
son Ia witness the marriage ceremony,
at the conclusion of which all present.
rendered their hearty congratulations TO
the newly welded pair.
Mr.. l.. u. Wilber was one Of the first
settlers In the White River valley and
has acquired q ilne ranch on upper
White and considerable property In
Meeker. lie is u young man OF char
acter and respected by all who know
him. This bride Is young lady much
loved and esteemed by large circle
OF friends for her many social and
domestic qualities. THE HERALD joins
their many friends In wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. WILDER happy and prosperous life.
Among the presents received were the
following: Messrs. J. ". llugus Il Co.
md employees, an elegant tea set; Mr..
Harry Niblock, handsome lamp md one
dozen tumbiers; Mr. +. l.. Sheridan,
sct silver teaspoons; Mr.. T.. u. Lloyd,
set silver knives aud forks; Mr.. George
Toedt, large lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
Houston, beautiful large plush, album;
Mr.. Clarence Brown. mirror; Miss Eiiis
Has, NIo.VnV uIf.l,eV. Mr. L. - rrniw
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

before leaving for home last week Ike
Daer warmed ny some Of the people In
this vicinity on the question Of county
division. Mr.. Baer is enthusiastically
stand why people hercabouts should be
so apathetic In matter of such vital
importance. The tax notices received
here Friday week have evidently
aroused somebody TO action rs we
understand a petition praying for divi-
sion is being circulated in the neighbor-
hood Of Thornburg. one on Picc ance
creek and another down the river.
so far most Of the people in Mecker
look OIL the matter with Indifference.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

We arr now prepared to club with the
New York World. recognized m paper
that to-day stands ut the head Of
the lis, Of American newspapers. TnE
HERALD nnd the WEEKLY WORLD
one year for $40. cash In advance.
This offer will only hold gooi Tor n short
time. Subscribe nj once. Specimen
copies Of the World can Ia seen at this
Office.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29
LAND OFFICE At

LAND UT fVE NJ -
GLENwoop SPRINGS, Colo. Nov. -. 1851.
NOTlCE-fs hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has ilc,l notice of her intcn-
claiu, and that sad proof vii! bc made bs,-
fore the Register and Receiver. at Glcnwoo
springs. Colorado, IN January :. 1ssa, Mt 10
o'clock n. m. viz: Dora Smith, Of Nccker.
Colo. IN her Pre- ID : No 49, u u, for the "
!, nc u and SC 4 nc y Sec ~ and 50 !. NV y
See ~. TIP n. II M " 9Th + ".
She names tho following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of. said land. viz:
jefferson =. Pool. james + POOL and Thomas
]. Little. of Gltnwocd SPRINGS, Colo, and
Harry &. Gilmore, of Mccker, Colo.
:. \. DrLAS Register.
first Pub Dee I, isss-la>i Jan 5, lssal
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

LNNUOFFICE Mt
GLESwoOp SPNiN0s, Colo Dec. ~. isss
~ Oi,n u hcrcty eNch ,nN ,nc tnuowina
tnntion tn make final proof In support Of hi.
cln'm. and that .Aid pr,nf will he made before
the Register and Receiver ut Glcnwoo.l
Springs, Colorado, on March ~. iSr,. at 10
o'clock n. M. vii. Albert e. Ellison. Of
Mccksr, Colo, OH his = b 4 No as. Ute
i. Il Hi W, and Y NV i, including Lot + scr
y, TIP =. II n, W eth r n.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsidcucc upon, and cultivation
OF. said lind. viz:
Thomas kildufr, q. A. Highton, Charles
Crime. and GEORGE kissingcr, NIL OF Mcckcr.
Colorado.
=. !. DEIAN, Register
First Pub bee .:-f.a.t Jan ~, 1851
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29

The annual general meeting of the
Highland Ditch company will he held
at e. Zi,zman's ranch. Monday the sti,
Of January. 1879. for the purpose Of elect.
ing officers for the ensuing year. and
transac;ing any other business that may
come before It.
WALTER i. DESDY.
Secretary
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Motto. e.r r~h,sc.s,en.

LAND UFFICK At
6Lxswoop srniSos, Colo, Dee. u. 1874.
NOTlCH is hcrcby given that tho following
~ named ecttlcr has MED notice Of his intcn.
tion to make tral pvpot ~ support of his
the Register and Receiver nj Glcnwoosl
Springs. Colo. IN February q. 1ssp. al II
o'clock ., m. vi:i Co,hmbn. ". forcman. oi
Series. for the u sw Y ssv "a, - I, go 4 scy
q. TIP n, and Lot scc !, TT II. nv. W 9Th
lie names the following witnesses to prov,
his continuous rcstdcncc upon and cultiSa tioii
Of. said land. via:
n l n"s~n =, a. w hnnscr Gee. , ". JonT-' a.; j.
bell. Of Ncckcr. Colo, and J. T.. Pool, Of Glen
wool Springs, Colo.
=. J. DEi.AN. Rcai.icr.
First Pub Dec x3-lA.t Jan ~, isspl
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-29
NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting Of The Meekcr
Town Company. for the election Of
officers and such other business us may
come before II. will br held nj the Office
Of J. ". liug'is X Co. Mecser. on
"Wednesday evening. January ~. isso.
Il. u. TmAyeH. Secretary.
NggkEg, dec. -, l~ss.
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IND OFFVE NJ -
GLrSwoop spsiaos. Colo. r~r. u. fs-r.
NOTICY-ls hstcty yiern ths, the fellow Ing
~ named .cslIcS haa hlrsi noti-- of hi. iutrn'
ton tn makr 4tal ps,ps In support II bis
claim. AMI ihsi bad ryuof viii h. msdir b..
SPRING.. Colnspl<, On January -. l---,. at ~
o'ci'ck =. M. via: Clstvrs., y. THROWN: 81
N.shrr. Calo., - his Pr u = 40. st1. Y ! u.
for the sw u Ne =. TT n. u ~ " 9th y ".
lie Nance tA-i following witnesses Z" prove
hi. continuous sisl~tscc utsSn. AMI cult, sti"u
81. .aIi land. w.
Thomas is,hrS. rr.nris Keel, John '. Hous-
ton aud l.. II. Wslbridrr. all 81 Nrckcr. Colo.
\. J. Dtt.AS. Hrrtstcr.
irlrpt Pub Ilrr .:-lAsl Jan -. isrol