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Griggs courier., 1888-06-29
MORTGAGE Sale.

Default has been made in the condition..
certain mortgsss executed and delivered
Brainard mortgage. Gated the s5,h day of July
A. d. 1855 and recorded as mortgage in the
Office Of the register of deeds Of the county Of
n.y. M, in in book book II" Of Of NOR mortgages. .' on page 1913
on which there is ella amed to be due at the date
two and IS 100 dollars. aud no action or proceed
ing has been instituted at law or in equityto re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of {.
power Of sale contsin.d in said mortgage and OF
the statute in such case made and provided, the
the mortgaKed prem ses therein described which
sale will be made at the front door Of the conrt-
house in the town Of Cooperstown, il the county
Of Griggs, Territory II Dakota, at public suction,
by the sheriff Of the laid county or by lis duly ap'
pointed deputy. on Saturday, the 14th day OF July.
1888, at O'Clock in the afternoon, 10 eatisfy tile
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with the interest thereon. and costs and e1-
penses OF sale and fifty y-fvedo,lars attorneys fees
as stipulated i'll said mortgage in case OF fore
closure.
The premises described IN said mortgage and
30 to be sold are thu lot. piece or parcel OF land
situated i'll the county OF Grigg. and territory 0,
Dakota and known and described Ms follows. 10.
Wit Southeast quarter OF Sec. ~, IownshlE
14s, Range SO.
Dated sanborn;; n T.. this @ asth day @ Of May
1888. CORNELIA BRAINARD.
Mortgage
G. A. Van Wormer. attorney for mortgage
Sanborn. ID. ~. 2o-26
NUIlCE OF FINAL PKOOF. LAIRD OiIice II
Fargo. ID L; May 2sh. 1sss. Notice Is hereby
given that the following named settler has flee
notice of his intention to make proof in snppor
of his clam and secure final entry thereof viz;
Erik Amundson.
d S No. l,a,6 for Me NV !. of SC. 81 TIP. las II
II IS W. and names the following rs his Witnesses
viz: Martin johnson. of ltomness. Gri@gs conn
iv. ID. r.. Peter ,;un,lcrson. Ole Sietien and Olof
Peterson. of ottawa. GrigAs county. ID H.
The testimony 10 be taken before john y Jor
eensen clerk of district court at Coo1"rSioWn
triges County. ID T.. on Monday. July 10th lsss
al his Office MICHAEL. +. BArTELIE. Register.
Fred B Morrill,. atty. 2o25
Griggs courier., 1888-06-29

Fargo, ID r. May 31st, 1888. Notice 10 hereby
given that the following named settler has fed
notice "f his intention to make final five year
proof in support of hi. claim and that said proof
ex-offcio clerk of the probate court at Coopers
town, Griggs county. d T. on Thursday, July 10th
1855, viz John Francis.
CO. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
SAID land viz. Robert Martin. Archable Sinclair,
Hiram Guest, Alexander Miller, all of Hannaford
p. o., Griggs county, T.
Michael F Battelle, Register.
II and E b Hance agents. 2l.o6
Griggs courier., 1888-06-29
II and Hance. agents. ai-as

NoTlCE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Once At
Fargo. y. T.. May 3lst. 1885 Nolce 10 hereby
given that the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final cemmuted
pioof in support Of his claim and that said proof
will be made before Peter f. Nelson. judge and
ex-officio clerk of the probate court at Coopers-
town. Griggs county. d. II. Thursday, July
18th, 1888 viz:
Amund V. johnson.
H f No 1929. for the sR sea and 81. sw4 Sec.
10 Up l47 Range SO. He names the following wit:
nesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of SAID ,nd viz: John Anderson
John IIogenson. Carl Fliseram. Andrew An
derson. all of Romness p o. Grigss county, Il.
Michael Buttelle, Register.
II and f B Hance. agents. 2la6
Griggs courier., 1888-06-29

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Office al
Fargo. ID r. May 3lst. 1888. Notice is hereby
t hat the following named settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final ccmmuied proof in
support of his claim and that said proof will be
made before Peter Nelson. Judge and eN-otficio
clerk of the probate court at Cooperstown. Grisgs
county. ID T, on Thursday. July 10Th. 1885 viz:
Jens Bull.
II f. No 1644a for the Sc. Sec 10 TIP ll5 r 50. He
nsmes the following witnesses TO prove his con-
tnnous residence upon and cultivation of said
land VIZ: Andrew Arestad. Andrew Pcnson.
for!lei FWgies,ad. E,ling Johuson ali of Coopcrs-
tow IL. i:tiggs coudty, ID Y.
Michael + Bnrtelle. Register
II ant, T. = IIonce. agents .l.6
Griggs courier., 1888-06-29

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Olncc ut
Fargo. ID T.Junc 9Th. 1895. Notice hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice of
his intention 10 make five year final proof in sup
port of his claim and secure final entry thereof VIZ:
Nels Z. Anderson.
ii f No 1034S. for the nwa of Sec is TIP lag n, r
yz "a.ph afI Alien Knna Thop.on on snd Erk
Western. of Coopcrsrown. Grg@s county. T.,
and Martin johnson, of Romncss. Grggs county.
~.
The testimony 10 be taken before Hon. William
II Francis judge of 1he6th judicial district court
OF Dakota territory or in his absence before John
y Jorgensen, clerk Of said court mt CoopcrStowR
Griggs county. ID. t.. on Wednesday. the 25th day
of July, 1885, at his office.
Michael F. Battclle. Register.
Fred y. Morrill, atty. 2l-2G
Griggs courier., 1888-06-29

G. A. Van Wormer. attorney for mortgage.
SnNbOrn d. 'r !O-I6
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sTANLEY's FATE UNCERTAIN.
But No Doubt Felt at suakim that Emia
Is a Prisoner.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 15.-The Belgian consul a
Suakim telegraphs 10 the government that the
military and political authorities there believe
the story that Emin Pasha has been captured
and his force dispersed, but are in doubt about
the capture OF Henry NJ. Stanley.
SuAkIM, Dec. l5.-ft has been ascertainod
that the date 1869 was stamped upon the cart-
ridges which accompanied osman Digns's lee
ter announcing the capture of Emin Pasha and
white traveller, and which were alleged %
have been taken from the latter
OPERATIONS AT suAKIH CANNOT BE SUSPENDED.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-In the house Of commons
to-day Lord Randolph Churchill asked whether
the reports Of the capture OF Emin Pasha and
Mr.. Stanley were well founded, and also
whether the government would negotiate wilh
Osman Digna for the release of the Europeans
at khartoum before the beginning of hostils-
ties
Mr.. Goschen, the acting government leades.
replied that the information received by the
government Was 30 uncertain that IL would be
impossible TO suspend the operations for the
relief Of Saukim during the many weeks thst
would elapse before the fate Of the explorer
could be ascertained
Mr.. John Morley pressed the government N
suspend operations at Saukim until Moudar
next. Mr.. Goshen promished that no instruS-
tious would be given 10 hurry the operations.
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ANOTHER OPIUM CONSPIRACY. .
Operations OF Big Gang Of smuggiers
I'm the Northwest.

ST. PAuL, Dec 15.-The Pioneer Press pub
fishes the following: The U. g. secret service
officers here are on the track Of Q gigantic
opium smuggling conspiracy. They have
learned that an organized band Of opium smux-
glers has for years been operating across the
northwestern border. One of the gang ar
rested recently at Denver, made q confession
Acting on the information, the deputy collector
at 81. Vincent, Minn., went west 20 Q point On
the Dakota line on Wednesday last and inter-
cepted wagon load Of 500 pounds Of opium IN
the crude form. The opium was concealed
under buffalo hides. Two government detec-
tives left St. Paul for the north last night
They are after the man TO whom the opium
was consigned He il waiting at some small
town in the Red River valley. and win probably
be in the clutches of the law before night he
fs said 70 be the leader Of the gang and The
most dangerous Of border outlaws
GREAT EXTENT OF THE ILLEGAL TRAFFIC.
There is reason to believe, said man In hieh
authority yesterday, that . quarter q su ths
opium which has come into this country in -
last five years has been smuggied ovur 1hs NJ
guarded border. Tons Of opiam ere suut q o.
every ship from China which lands q victnrSN.
b. c. What is easier then than fue ths Rue-
glers to bring it to some point ON the Oanadisa
Pacific road anywhere between Calearfy snA
Winnipeg and cart it down Into - Ssrzs-
tories.g
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Interior Department Changes.


The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Office of the neutrality-suspicious. War
ing E. Evans of the District of Columbia, clerk
at 81 400, under civil-service rules, to act as
assistant disbursing clerk.
Office Of Indian Observation-Disclosures: Simon
r. Flynn. OF Maryland, special agent at 50 per
day for investigation of Indian depreciation
claims designation: Otway L. Carter, of Mis-
General Land Of6ce-Resignation: Thos J.
Richardson. of Illinois, special agent, at 81, 500
Transfer: Mrs. Lizzie Justice, Of Arkansas, to
pension Office, at $500.
Patent ofice-Transfer: Mrs. Emma E. Du-
game; OF Georgia, to pension Office, at $500,
Pension Office Appointments: Stephen G.
Duffey, of Ohio, Orlando C. Smith, of Con-
necticut, Robert B. Hostetter, of Illinois and
Albin P. Ingram, Of Illinois, special examiners.
at 81, 400; Eugene F. Hall. Of Kentucky, Emile
Piozet. Of Iowa, Will F. Stromberger. Of Texas,
Tory Olesen, Of Minnesota, John NJ. Goodeil,,
OF Massachusetts, and Exile Burkitt, of Missis-
sippi, clerks, at 81 900; Otto L. Snes. of Ari-
zona. John T. Brady, of Indiana, Henry s.
Kirwan, Of New York, Miss Harriet L. Smith,
Of Mississippi. Miss Kate W. MCGOWAN, of New
Jersey. Miss Harriet Jekyll, of Kansas, Miss
Susan Crockett, Of California, Miss Magdalena
c. Schuyler. of New Jersey, and Miss Anna E.
Pope, Of Maine, copyists at $500. Promotions:
VIM: W. Van Loan, Of New York, 81, 400 to
S1,6O0; Addison 8. Helton, of Kentucky, and
Charles A. Meyns, of Minnesota, $1,000 to
81. 400; Elias Shafer, of Michigan, Ulysses G..
Haskell, of Massachusetts, and Norman N, Hill,
of Ohio, $1,000 to $1.20O Miss Susan E. Dye,
Of Iowa, Miss Mary J. Don, of New York. Louis
c: Gary, Of Wisconsin, Miss Virginia l. COPELAND,
Of Louisiana, Neil McMonagle, Of Pennsylvania,
Mortimer Whitehead. Of New Jersey, Horace
ID, Warner. of Iowa Miss Ollie T.. Andrews ~
Georgia, and Miss Eva NJ. Lyon, Of Nebraska,
$500 to 81 OOO
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Capitol Topics.
SENATOR BECK AT THE CAPITOL.

chcAiOn bElh Al CAflTOl-
Senator Beck, accompanied by his son George,
was at the capitol this morning. The long pull
of illness has removed much of the Senators
flesh and weakened him very considerably. He
is not as erect as he used to be, but there is a
good deal Of color in his cheeks. He really
seems to be much better than he is. His object
in visiting the capitol to-day was to clear up
as much accumulated correspondence as his
enfeebled condition would permit, so that he
might leave but few matters unattended to
when he leaves for the south next week. He
will visit number of southern towns his idea
being to secure to himself a combination of
rest and change Of scene and climate. The
Senator is very much interested in the debate
on the Senate tariff bill.
NR. BLAINE HAS NOT HEARD THE NEWS.
dispatch, sent by authority, has been re-
ceived here by members Of the Maine delega-
ton in Congress informing them in reply to
inquiries that Mr.. Blaine had not heard word
from headquarters at Indianapolis about his
entering the cabinet.
Neither house Of Congress was in session to-
dav
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Six Divorce Cases Disposed of.
FIVE COUPLES LEGALLY SEPARATED AND DECREE
REFUSED IN THE CASE OF JOHANNA HErHERnAN.
To-day the Equity Court Gudge Cox took
action in six applications for divorce, granting
DEGREES in five cases and refusing relief in one
In the case of Annie Miller against David
Miller Mr.. Campbell Darlington filed the bill
on May last. II set forth the marriage June
8, 1884. and charged the husband with desert
ing his wife September 20 following.
In the case Of Joshua Carey against Kstie
and the charge was desertion in April, 1856.
1852.
A decree was also granted on the ground of
desertion in the case Of Dora L. Steele, for
whom Nh. Darlington appeared The defend
married November IL, 1879. The desertion
took place IN January following.
In the case of Mary I. Tyler agt W. E. Ty-
ler, the marriage took place Aug. Is, 1885, and
the desertion Feb. 1, 1885. Mr.. L. c. William
son r. appeared PRs red for z, complainant
Wood the ground Of the application for divorce
was eduitsry: They were married June q,
1911, her maiden name being lett, and the
charge was in6delity, which was discovered
July 8, 1885. He charged her with intimacy
with one Kraemer. After her exposure, he Il
leess, she LETT him and he has not seen her
Gnce.
In the case Of johanna Hethsrman sgt John
Hetherman the judge Refused % grant he
prayers for divorce. Ne - forth TIE mar
riags November, lsse, wha - v.s bat four
bad trsatnsnk and dsesEtien, s>.fing ~ shs
hes not sssn her hnsbend f0r twenty yoorA
Ths court said ~ cass w. ~ proved - -
cruelty 81 tho hnsband s1e1es thst - IN
home On aoesunt Il he eomplainants thrsa1A
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kilograms to The Star.
OPIUM SMUGGLERS ACTIVE.
Breaking Up a Northwestern Gang.
NO AID FOR THE PANAMA CANAL
Prosecuting the Indiana White osps
FOR "wHIrE CAPS. oUrRAGEs.
Eleven weil-to-do Citizens OF Harrison
County Ind l-xdu. l..

HheSeh Wen-to-do Citizens OF Harrison
County, Ind, Under Indictment.
ISDiASAroLrs, lSD., Dec. ls-Gov. Gray has
been notified by the prosecutor as Corydon.
Ind, that VIM. S. Gregory. Jas. l. Lynch,
Lewis Jobe, Danl Vest. sarn1 Bott. John n
Rawlings, FLOYD Morgan, Charles Morgan. VIA.
Wiseman. Reuben Robertson and Charles Miller
ma have been indicted for white Cap outraees.
The men are all well-to-do citizens Of Harrisoa
county. Acknowledgement Micheper. vho
directed the prosecution against the white
caps. says that that there viii be tventy-fve or
thirty more indictments In various eouthera
counties. and from his knowledge OF the
evidence he believes there will be a good unnv
convictions. Mr.. Michener said that everr
possible effort would be put forth 20 rid th.
state of the regulators and that he felt certals
that the effort would succeed
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY i Intern
revenue, $469, ,419; customs. s629, ,1O4

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTs.-KirbyS 8.
Boggess has been appointed storekeeper in An
derson county, KY, and Chas. X. Oldham store
Keeper and gauger at Waco, Ky.
MILITARY CADETS APPoINTED.-The following
appointments to the United States Military
academy are announced at the War depart
ment: Alexander Mc1ver (alternate). Pittsboro,
n: c.. Wilson c. Coppack, West Milton, Ohio;
Lincoln Clark Andrews, Seneca Falls. N. Y;
Ausburn Fassett Towner (alternate), Elmira,
NY,
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FoRoERIEs IN A PENSION CAsE.-The COM
missioner of pensions has been advised that N.
j. Hanna, Of New Harbor, Lincoln county, Me-,
who was indicted for forging names to afidavits
in the pension claim Of Lyman W. Hanna.
entered plea Of noll contendre in the United
States court at Augusta, Me-, and on the 18th
instant was sentenced to pay fine of 800 and
costs and to be imprisoned six months in Jail
at Wiscasset, Me-, to which place he has been
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-15
War Department Changes.

Charles B. Tanner. promoted from class to
class 8; VIM. R. Hillyer. promoted from class 1
to class 2; A. L. Robinson, promoted from class
l to class 2. and Frederick Ruenzier promoted
from class S1, 600 to class l, all in the office of
the Secretary of War.
Anna G. Neyhart, promoted from copyist
$500 to copyist $720; Matte H. Chapman, from
copyist $3.50 to copyist $500; Julia F. Ram
dolph, promoted from copyist S72O to copyist
and typewriter at s840, and Aaron Il. Bell, pro-
NOTED from clerk $500 to clerk 81 900, in the
George B. Hoyt, clerk class /, Office Secre-
tary of War, resigned.
Louis Lwandais, of Louisiana, appointed
class l., adiutantgeneral's Office, and Patrick
Moroney, OF Minnesota, appointed class $l 900,
surgeon-generars Office, declined to accept ap-
pointment
Mrs. Lucy E. Anderson, of Indiana, promoted
from skilled laborer at $720 to clerkship, class
Sl 700, Office chief Of engineers
Oliver L. Fassig, Of Ohio, permanently ap-
pointed photographer and Librarian at 81 600.
in the signal Office, upon expiration of his pro-
bationary term Of ak months.
Andrew Wilson, Of Kansas, clerk el, 900, sur
geon-general's Office, permanently appointed
at end OF probationary term Of six months.
David L. Jennings Of Tennessee, and Noel
w. Barksdale, OF Texas, appointed clerks, class
$l,0OO, office surgeon-general.
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NO HELP FOR DE LEssEps.
The Parliamentary Committee Rejects
the Bill TO Aid the Canal.

Pairs. Dec. i5.-The committee appointed
by the chamber Of deputies 10 consider the bill
postponing the payment Of the Panama canal
company's liabilities has rejected the measure.
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. DIR. Hamlin has re-
turned from brief trip north, including New
York and Ithaca, preaching last Sunday at Cor
nell university.-B. L. Wood, jr., of Pitts
burg and j. F. Dalton Of Indiana are at Will
lards.-Col. James D. Mcbride has returned
to the city from Pasadena, Col. where Mrs.
Mcbride will remain during the winter, having
Hill of New York is at the Arlington.-A
L. Hall Of Boston, Chas. Frey of Frankfort,
Germany, and G. F. Halfway of New York are
at the st, James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-15

AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day
were Secretary Whitney, Postmaster General
Dickinson, Senator Faulkner, and Represen-
tatives Springer, Oates, Cultivate. Vandever,
Collins, and Foran, with Representative-elect
T. E. Burton.
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THE EVENING STAR
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The Christmas Club,
Hc SuTIstItdS NIUU.
A MEETING OF THE CHILDREN AT THE Frankie
SCHOOL TO-DAY.

A MEETING OF THE CHILDREN AT THE FRANKLIN
SCHOOL TO-DAY.
The members of the children's Christmas
club Of the first district met this afternoon at
the Franklin school building. There
were about l50 children present.
The main business transacted was the
distribution Of badges and the enrolment of
new members. Some of the little ones had
their arms filed with toys and other donations.
The walters will be appointed at a
meeting to be held next Saturday.
There will be. as usual, six long
tables for the dinner, and eight girls and six
boys viii be appointed to serve at each table.
They will be under the direction. of course, of
the ladies' committee. There is con-
siderable rivalry among the young peo-
pie for places on the list of walters.
They esteem it a great honor to serve the little
guests Of the club. As general rule no little
one under eight years old Is appointed, and. of
course, in making the selections some regard is
had for the size of the candidates. There is
rush for these Offices just now that is almost as
exciting as the rush at the beginning Of q new
administration.
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DEFENDING THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
Gen. Greely Protests AGn1nst CAnenu
Made by q Boston Rnpee

Boston, Dec. l5.-General Grssly has W1t1so
letter in reference 10 an editorial in Dos1ou
paper charging him with incompstsnsy an1
saying that the loss Of forty lives n he storu
OF November 26 was due 10 the ins6iciepcy Of
the signal service bureau General 0reely
cency and justice TO 20 false and OUTRAGEOUS .
charge as that which places the rssponsibfliV
OF these lives upon the very able and compep
tent officer who made the prsdictions foe 1er
vember.'
Continuing. he shows At length fron - rss~
gales displayed from the evening Of Is -,
but that at every point ON the New Englan6
coast signals for q violent gale were displayed
from ten 70 eighteen hours in advance Of -
height of the gale
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Sumo ruE HAxfzsons AxD Ono RAunoAD
Co.PANY ron e1o, 80 DAMAens -lfanklin Wiss
today, BY - O Brown, enteepd suit eGAinstt -
Baltimore ard 0hfo railroad oounpany for olo,-
ooo damages The pl.1ntt9 cla1lns that April
car 9 Hyat1gvul6, . saglns IN into 4 and g
va Arovn = - Ueuna snase inj1ne1 = -
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: nm. @ x1s Aa1 ssS sS = -. e G. Z q ''>'
JAsPxn, AnK-, Dea. - ~ n u
excited over the oa11nD - & Dx - ~
fred, metho6is mtu1rom - ~ > 49,
drsa, sgsd - ssa -. ~ -
thssey = - - = So - ~ ~
Esg1Aa Woub 80 D1ron>
Ronn, Dea 49, - & ~
:; 9. |: - 80 8 s. s
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Fell Heir to q H..dsome Fers..s.

Davey of this city has received letter fku0
London barrister stating that an sunt q ~
who died in that city left him Eoo,ooo, q
s250.0O0. all invested In British consok, ~
valuable tract of land in North Csroline ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK,
Al Washington, In the District Of Columbia at the
close Of business, December IL, 1855
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WHAT THE oovrRxnxu1 r n0uw - - I,
MArAMoRAs, NEE, De-. k~AHo1o -
the City Of Mexico say IT. 80 UDDmDr
force the early complsc<Go ? - 0muD
and Monterey railroad - ~ - ~
also that there Is . favur HwmIW -
ward the scheme for q - -
dad at the mouth Of - - nnnB - -
same viii be granted - 1~ -. =
closing the IONA Lfhuo@ nGR
custom houses - faf - - -
looked upon with fhvw. - ~ -.
that he sees no Co. - =.
benefit of Matsmornn Ct ~ 7.I |'N N tLI E .
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SPECIAL NOTICES

RS CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF and 3D. sta. n.w-Preschfng by
the pastor, rev, A. W. Pitzer, every sabbath ut IL
O'Clock am and 80 pm. Sunday school at $40.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45. Seats free Welcome
TO all.
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Found His Family After laauy Ysasu,

LoeASspoRT, IND, Dec l5.--In 10 g.
load Of poor boys were brought 20 Ihh oomU
and bound out to farmen. Among thon ~
George L. Allen, Of this city, who ciainsl -
he had been kidnapped. He ran swuy num -
farmer to whom he was consicned ~ - -.
captured and SO brutally trssSed BY - 1Huw
and his sons that his torturers voro asBu1oo1
and sent TO the penitsntiary. Only rosuGv
Allen, after long search, di.eovsse1 -
the name Of Lispenard - = ~ 49,
them. Allen, or LisPenard - h6nVse 80
six years old --7- -. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-15

NEW YoRx, Dec. 49, Gu - 1 r
was successfully per5uIuX 80 - -
vue hospital BY Prof. u. ~ ~ q ~
child are doing well ~ ~
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District Of Columbia County Of Washington, ss:
/. Z Southland PARKER. Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swer that the above state
Ment to the best of my knowledge and belief
r. SOUTHARD PARKER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th day OF
December, ISSs THOS. II. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
A. T. BRITTON.
WE BARKER, p;rac.o-.
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