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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

From the Southern Farm.
Hon. w. j, Northern, president Of the State
Agricultural society," favored the representative OF
the Southern Farm with the following interview,
which viii be followed next week by an article on
butter-makng
Said the reporter: 'Jet me know something of
your success with your daries Do you find it profit
able"
"Oh, yes; ! think quite so. sell all the butter ]
can make at a very fair profit Indeed, had orders
all the past summer for sixty to seycntyfye pounds
per week more than could make
'Where do you sell mainly2"
''Most Of my butter is shipped to Atlanta though
have orders from many other places. / sell good
deal in Marietta. / have just declined TO fiji an
order from Milledgevlle as am under regular en-.
gagemcnts"
GLOW do you ship, in large or small lots?p
~ sell in bulk, directly to merchants Under an.
nual contract, ana make monthly collections I
sometimes make engagements with custom rs when
they want as much as thirty OF forty pounds Der
week prefer rot to trouble with smaller lots than
this amount"
~ suppose you get good prices for your products?p
eyes; / always gel the top Of the mnrket have
taken tie premium at The State fair every time I
have competed, ior the best butter prominent
gentleman Of your city told me that for years he
paid one dollar per pound in Philadelphia for b n
ter Therefore, said he, I am a il d &c of good but
ter and yours is the Lest have seen in the south
knew at inc klhit II ulhpc money Ut the business
should have to make Il good article. and from the
start made that my objective point"
''Ifbutter mokingis profitable, why is t. do Won
think that so few farmers in Georgia are engaged
in it!'
''Wcll guess there is quito a number OF reasons
! dare say they do not know that it can be made
profitable. Then, again, Georgia farmers arc aecus
TONED 70 handle large products and II appears a
small business to be selling eggs, and ch ckens and
turAeys and butter Many Of them have not vet
found ou that there Is big money IN little things
poultry for instm &c. Again, nearly all Of them
have had some experience in the business, after a
manner and they did not make any big money,
aud they do not care 10 enlarge on that line Prob.
ably tie main reason IS tLey mink il too much
tTCu ie.'
WEI, how is {. with you! 10 you find It n small
bus'ue,s'
"I think not Anything that pays rs heavy per
cent as dairyine ray, me, Il ems 70 nc H. pretty
far busucs. fit is on small scale The way % in.
crease It is 70 enlarge It's scope until II reaches tho
extent OF It's paying capacity When ! began II
was & small business because preferred to be eau
tous and went slow. found II paid me fnd IN
creased H. now cell more pounds Of butter than !
sell pounds Of cotton, just exchanged places with
the two products. The one paid ne handsomely;
the other scarcely et an
'liow about the trouble? You soy some farmers,
do'ibtl,s ~ tlink II brings good deal Of trouble"
II negcI made anything a success without
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II is Out-IHave You Seen 1t?

Have you seen WhatH
Why, the January issue of the Southern
Farm, the agricultural magazine directed by
SIR. Henry w Grady and edited by DR.. w. b..
Jones.
They all say that one issue ID worth a dollar
to any farmer in tie country. 1t is literally
full Of information for the farm, with scores Of
letters from practical farmers on practical farm
TOPICS. DIR. Joness farm inquiry box alone is
worth ten times the subscription price
1t is magnificent farmers book, and no
farmer ought TO be without it,
How can you get it?
Send Sl.65 to the Southern Farm and you
will get it and The CONSTITUTIONS one year,
and your name will 90 in the CoSsTrrUTfoss
present box.
If you are already taking THE CoEsTITU-
TON, send eighty cents to the Southern Farm,
and it will be sent one year.
The price il one dollar 10 those who are not
CONSTITUTION subscribers.
II you want the January number alone, send
ten cents, and it will be mailed to you postage
paid.
DO not be another week without this splen-
did farmers magazine. Every issue will pay
you more than the price for one year Next
months issue win contain articles from the
agricultural commissioners Of all the southern
states 81 matters Of great importance 10 farm
eis, and an article On grasses by Richard Pc
tiers, Of Atlanta. Every number ~ worth
year $ subscription.
30 such offer was ever made az slG5 for
THE CONSTITUTIONS and The Farm one year.
DO not subscribe TO one Of these papers with
out taking the other. Send Sl.65 and get both.
Address, The SOUTHERN FARM,
Atlanta, Ga.
The January edition is almost exhausted.
Immediately If
number, which you viii Keep year If you get
IL.
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Furnace Men Closing on Account of 1t Tho
Production.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, January 1S.-Dealers in
pig iron here report drop in prices Of four
dollars per ton since the first OF tho year. AS
result number of furnace men have banked
their furnaces and are now awaiting develop
ments. They say the decline is unwarranted
and that they cannot manufacture and sell pig
iron at the present prices except ct loss
Dunbar and Charlotte furnaces have both
closed, being unable to pay present wages, or
in any way continue tho manufacture of pig
iron at profit There has been reduction Of
% cents per ton in the price of coke since Jan
and freight rates remain practically tho snme
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wealthy Rallroads.

EDIToRs CoSsTTUTIoy: Please name the
wealthiest railroads, and those owing the greateft
number OF miles. J. W. c. .
The Pennsylvania and the Baltimore aud Ohio
are probably the wealthiest, but some OF the ayts
tens grow 70 rapidly that 1t Is difficult 70 name the
companies owning the greatest number Of miles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

F. W. F., Greensboro. Ga I have about ten acres
of fine new ground Qrst year) wish to put in cot
ton Would acid phosphate be better than amonia-
ted guano! About what quantity per acre?
On such land one has to steer between two
difticulteS-one, the slowness with which cot
ton grows off in spring, tho other the slowness
with which it natures in autumn. To hasten
growth In spring, ammoniated fertilizers are
best for bringing about early maturity, acid
phosphate is better. We should compromise
by making the main application in the drill of
acid phosphate $50 pounds per acre. and put
ing so pounds Of ammoniated phosphate with
the seed at planting time.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

EDIToRs CoNsTuUTfOA: How early was the
nj Of printing known 10 tue Chinese, and what "a
their method T. Is, w. Il
The art OF printing was known 10 the chinese a.
early az the sixth century. But their method Ia
known as lock printing. Each page Is engraved
apart.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

In Orangebufg, 3. C.-Mr. +. n. sallcy.
in Montgomery Ala.-Mr. Zacharias Holt
in Cave sprsnss, Ga.--Mr. X. w. Williams
IN Albany, Ga.--Mr. Gay Cooper.
IN Rcdbonc Ga.--Nr John Acres.
in Chattanooga, Tenn.--Mr Alcnzo Poe.
In Dawson. Ga.--Mir WIN. Wootcn.
IN Griffin Ga Mr.. VIM J. ramsey.
In Kingston, Ga Mr.. ThDs. Ioungblood
in BalnLridge, Ga.--Mr. Joseph J.. Ingram.
In Bamcsyle a.--Mlas Mary Elm Lambd.m,
In Rome, Ga.--Judgc Jesse LaInbertb.
IN Warsaw, Ga.-iir. Harrison sainmoraur.
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THE FARM QUERY BOX.
Conducted by DIR. w. T.. JONES' Formerly of
the Southern Cultivator.

T. N. c.. Cross Plains. Ala. I intend making a
compost Of c,t-on seed, stable msnu-e and lot
scrapings and rntting in drill 70 bed on Tor cotton
on stalk land. Then At planning time use about
hfty pCuads Ter acre Of some good commercial l.r-
tlizer in dril with seed Ny land is loose red lnu-
lato soil capacity about one ana oae.half bale Of
cotton 10 the acre. Please give your opinion on
tanc. Also, what quantity Of compost 10 pm, TO
eere % bed on. tlo Tic best commercial fertilizer
70 use, Also, quantity per acre.
The mixture yoU propose to make will have
q tendency to rank growth Of weed, without
corresponding iluit Ii you would mix with
It enough acid phosphate to supply 100 TO go
pounds Of that substance to the acre, you
might look for decidedly better yields. The
object Of putting guano with me seed is 10
hasten early growth q very desirable thing In
the northern portions Of the cotton belt or
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24
Why an Old Kansas Man is Frantic with
Grief.

WICHITA, Kas., January 1S.-[Special. J.
Peter Peterson, a blacksmith of Clear Water,
was accidentally SHOT and killed by his father
about noon today. The two men were out
hunting ON hil. The son was higher up tho
slope than his father, when y rabbit jumped
up and the latter fired, the entire charge en-
tering the sons head, killing him instantly
Tie old man is frantic with grief and has at
tempted to take his own life.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

PRIcKLY ASH BTTERs warm up and inyig
crate the stomach, improves and strengthens
the digestive organs, opens tho pores, promotes
Precipitation, and eqnalizes tho circulation.
Az a corrector Of disordcred system there is
nothing ~ equal il. I'd
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

EDITORS CONSTITUTION: What is The mems
borgAip Of the Roman Catholic, Greek and Protest.
ant churches2 SUBSCRIBER,
According to latest estimates there are 20 10000
Roman Catholics, 100000 Greek church, and
IOG, 600 90 PIOttatan
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

OLYMPIA, w. r., January i9-At late
hour last night Governor Scmple signed the bill
giving the ballot to women IN Washington territory
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County Records Taken Possession of by a
Mob.

TopnKA, Kansas, January 1S.-[Special. j
c. o. Mcdowell and others, OF Eustus. Sher-
man county, are in the city, in consultation
with the governor and encouragement in ref
orence to the Eorcible capture and retention OF
the county records of that county by an armed
mob of citizens of Goodland, who visited Eus-
tus last Friday, and with threats OF burning
the town and killing all who offered resistance,
succeeded in obtaining and removing the rec
ords to Goodland, the contestant for the county
seat honors
Mr.. Mcdowell says that the feeling is very
high in Sherman county, and there is danger
Of a clash of arms and bloodshed ut any mo-
ment The Homesteaders' Union association,
a secret order among the homeSteaders, have
taken sides with the Goodland people, and tho
latter thus outnumher the Eustus people. No
Law is recognized in Sherman county, Nc
Dowel says, but the law OF force.
Governor Martin refuses rs yet to take any
action in the matter, as he has received no
official information regarding tho occurrence.
He will do nothing unless the orders of the
courts are interfered with or violated, when,
upon official proofs furnished TO tho courts
that such has been the case, he will take such
steps as to him seem best, even to ordering
out the militia.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Executions in Europe.

EDlroRs CONSTITUTIONS What are the
methods Of executing criminals in Europe b. w.
The present modes Of execution In the various
ri mr.
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NEWS BY WIRE.
Two Serious and Probably Fatal
Coasting Accidents.
A FATHER FRANTIC WITH GRIEF.

M1NNEAPoLIs, Mimi, January 21.--A special
from Tower, ninety miles north of Duluth,
says that the clearinghouse and saloon of Mel
son Banaby was burned last night. 1t was o
rickety structure, and burned so rapidly that
it was with difficulty that any one escaped.
Many of the inmates jumped from upper
stories, but ton persisted in the flames.
Two other boardinghouses were burned, but
the inmates escaped, Pecuniary loss $12, 900.
The mercury was So below, and absolutely
nothing could be done to extmgush the flames.
MONTREAL, January 2l.-Borgeau s. Her
rons coffee mills and premises, occupied by
the Dominion Art Furniture company, and
Menard, hat and cap block manufacturer,
were burned this morning. Owing to the ex-
tremely cold weather, the thermometer regis
tering twenty degrees below zero, and u high
wind prevailing, the firemeu suffered in
tensely, and We're greatly hampered by the
hose freezing. Tho second, third and fourth
stories of the Canada spice and coffee mills
were completely Quilted. The loss is estimated
at $2000 900.
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MARRIAc Es OF A WEEK.
DEATHS OF A WEEK,

In Columbus. Ga.--Mr W E. storEs to Miss Eula
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

Subscriber. Hurricane, Ark; havo & mule with
enlarged point Of hook tits soft snd does not APP
pear u be sore Or attached to the tone. What viii
remove IT.
IfMr G. ". Scott COS, formula for Gnsypum
is MT patented or proprietary, please publish for
the benefit olihoc VAo live to remote to have 4,
shipped FROM Atlanta.
Would there be eng risk IN making meat ola hog
which was bitten by rabid dog some six weeks
ago, but yet apparently a. Hshp
First Shave off hair and apply fly blister
Sccond-Thoir formula has not been made
public. Should judge from appearance and
analysis that IL was made up Of acid phos-
plate, cotton-seed meal, muriatc Of potash
and sulphate Of ammonia. You can initiate
it quite closely by mixing together 1850
pounds Of acid phosphate, ECO pounds Of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-24

we are glad that the $50 present went to
Wctumpka, Ala. because The CONSTITUTION
has n larger circulation there than any othef
paper. Mr.. Townsend writes as follows:
acknowledge receipt of S25 as my Chrstmas
present from THE CONSTITUTION Please accept
hearty thanks ] viii still work for TIE CoNsTiTi,.
TloN, which has the largest list which comes to this
of c.. do rot know how many subscribers sent
YOU, but shall send you many more. ! remain
Yours, L. i. ToRNSEEr.
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Mr. j. w King of Murphy, N. c.. sent rs
eighteen subscribers, and Of course kept out
his commission, which paid him for His,
trouble. lie received $40 as present ont Of
our Christmas Box He writes as follows:
MURPHY, n. C.--Editors Constitution: After send.
ing you eighteen subscribers to THE CONSTITUTION Il
return you my thanks for $40 received this morning,
shall do oil / can To increase the number OF SUBJ
scrbcrs to your excellent paper this year. and wish
You Happy New Year Yours truly,
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Here is another from the old north state,
from an agent who sent us seven subscribers.
Here is what he says:
LEXINGTON, N. C.--Fditors Constitution: am in
receipt of your Christmas present OF $40 for which
please accept my sincere thanks. also II Il TX you
Tor your kind wishes. l hive sent 20 seven sub.
scrlbers. Wishing you prosperous year. am,
Yours very truly, w. +. BENSON.
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Mr.. p ID. Casper thinks TIE CONSTITUTION
and we wish his present had been $500 instead
of 80, although he only sent us two subscribers.
He writes:
BLocToN, Cia.-Editors Constitution: Accept my
i,anks for your present OF tive dollars ciyel this
morning. had sent you only two subscribers, hut
shall send more for the New Years Box. iurrah
for The CONSTITUTIONS, the best ana cheapest PAPER
in the country. i. D. CtsfER.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28
Mortgage Sale.

Defanlt having been made IN the payment
Si2 :5 interest due July I'd. 1888 and d"fah'
having been mnde III the payment of S2l.s' tax
or the year 1855. and default having ben
thereby having cnused The sum of Si2l.29 10 he
due. which amount is so claimed 10 be- due nj IN.
date OF this notice upon certain mortgage duly
executed and delivered by John Paa!s"n and
Ber1hn pauson. hi, wife. as mortgaaors to ID. :
b. johnson Land Mortgage Company Il corpor
alton of III. State of Mlnncson, as mortgage.
bearing date January I'd. 1856. and with power
OF sale tht rein contained. duly recorded III lh'
county. Dakota territory, "n Janusrv 10Th. 1886.
Ut two O'Clock and twenty minutes p m.. in
book "f mortgages. on page AIS. and whereas
said mortgage waenn April 22l 1886. daily as
ford. which assignment was recorded in the office
OF the register of deeds in and for Grisgs county.
Dakota territory, in Book &C" of mortgages. on
page SIG. on May !3h. 1876. at o'clock and tf-
having heen instituted al law or otherwise to re-
cover HE debt secured by said mortgage or amy
part thereof, now therefore.
Notice e hereby given that by virlue OF i,owe'
Of sale contained in said mortgage and pursuant
10 the statute in such cases made and provided.
the said mortgage will be forrcloscd bv u sale OF
the premises described in an.! conveyed by said
mortgage VIZ: The southwest quarter of Section
No: l2 in Township No. l4s ef Range No. 81 in
said county and territory. which said sale will be
made bv tho sheriff of said Grisgs county AT the
front door OF the postoflce in Cooperstnwn, in
said county and territory on the 18th day of Jan
uary. 1889. al 10 O'Clock u. M. at public aucton
10 he highest bidder for cash. TO pay said drh
and $50 attorneys fees stipulated In eaic
mortgage in case OF foreclosure and the dishurre
mcn,s allowed by law. subject I" redemption II
any time Within one wear from the day of sale.
WILLIAM :. CRAWFORD. Assignee.
S1rawder II }ohri a1ys for assignee. Clarke
Dakota. 1852
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28
Official DIRECTORY
TERaIroaIAL 0rPIC, yf

TER1ITCaIAL OFPlCIs
Governor-Lolis X. Church.
Secretary-M l. Mccormick.
AudItor-Jas. a. Word
Treasurer j. W. Raymond
superintendent Of Public Observation-Disclosures
A. Dye.
ASS slant Supt.--Frank A. Wilson.
United States District At-orney-,J. f. Garland
United States Marshall. w. Marratta.
Delegate to Congrcss--O. S. Clifford
Surveyor Genera!-MAris TAYLOR.
AdjutMnt Generui--Col. " \ Tvner.
Board of IIea1h--Gco. F. Swain. Supt.
Veterinary Sur.con-Dr G. j. Al!oway.
Railroad Comm,ss o. o-ers-Abc Boynton, Alex
Griggs. n. T. Smith.
Judge District Court, Skin District WIN. u
Francis. of Bismarck.
oUN-Y OFFICERS.
Commissioners = 2. C. Cooper. chairman. {
II. Mosrey, DeFores' Conan. Nels lleinmingson
John lloganscn.
County Clerk and Register Of D-eds-Role1
Berg.
C.e.k Of I;i.trict Court n Jorgensen
Sheritf-M. l. Michaels
District Attorney-Iver jacobson.
Tres.:7es-knud Thompson.
Surveycr-Martn a. ICELAND
Sl,pt. Of Schoois--Dr. 4 II. Kerr
Judge of Praha.a-Peter T.. Nelson.
Coronc.-Dr. q. F. Newell.
commissioners Of In>anily-Peter E. Nelson
II. f. Kerr and liver jacobson.
justices of Peace-i', \. Megard Cooperslow II
P:u' j. Nelson. l,omnesS: ,IonZo Ellis. Willow
Andrew johnson. Coopcrstown; NJ. Davidson
GNlla,in.
tonstables--O. A. Johnson, Ole o. Croft. Iarr,
Wasser Gideon sheldon.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF TIMBER crLTuRE.-U S.
Land Office. Fargo. ID. t.. Nov. s',h. 1888.
Complaint having been entered at This Office by
Thomas Il. Roblc against Harry }. Lyons
for failure to comply with law aS TO timber
rnIsur- entry No sGsa dated July ,l,h. 1883. upon
the 81. of sex and 81. of >w.
Section rs. Township A7 Range Go in
Grisss county y. ~. with view lo,h~ cancella-
tion of said entry: contestant alleging that the
said Harry j. Lyons failed 10 bre:k or
cansr TO be broken III acres of said ,rau or
any part thereof. and failed to cultivate or cause
To be cultivated, and fai.eh To plant or cause to
be planted loncrcs of said tract any part there
"f with trees tree seeds. nuts cuttings as RE
qnirrd by low during rhe frs, years after al.
legged Il. c. entry ut sny time prior to date
hereof: and that al ptescnt said tract is all wild
was improved bv one john H. TAune as a pre-
empton and proved mp by him as such. The
said parties are hereby sum moncd 10 appear al
this office on Friday Mo 4.h day of January. 1889
al l0o'clock n. m. To respond and furnish tcsti
mony concerning said alleged fniiur-
MICHAEL +. HATrELLE. Register.
Andrew johnson. Yltv fnr a.ant 81, -,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

NOTICE OF FINAL PRooF.-Land Office st
Fargo. ID. r.. Nov 18th. 1855 Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make hnal i've years
proof in support of his clsim and secure final
entry thereof viz:
Jens Person.
II. f. No 1888 for the ne, Of Sec. is Tp. lsd
n, II 80 W, and names the following as his wit
nesses viz: Ludris Anderson. petrus Erikson
John Dnhlbom and Lars Snndberg, all all Coop
erstown P O.. Griggs couniy.D T.
The testimony Of claimant and witnesses 10 be
taken befors Peter F.. Nelson judge of the prob
a:e court =, coopcrs,own. Griggs county. d. II.
cn:W eGn-sday. the !d of }annarv. 4. u. 1889
at his office. MICHAEL F. BArTELLE.
John y Ole, agent, A.49 Register.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

Eor.cr OF FINAL Pnoop.-Land Odice at Far
20. y. T.. Oct 3lst, 1888 Notice il hereby given
that the following named settler has fled notice
! Of his intention to make five year final proof in
support OF his claim and secure final entry there
Of, viz:
No. 1914, ,e1 Emil ,hs H.ss:s:ss .s ci See IA rp ,4s
| n Il. 50 ". and names the following as hie
! witnesses viz: Andrew Renson, Matthias Fjclelad
| Frithiof Greenland, Matthias Johnson, all OF
| Cooperstswn. Griggs county. D. 4.
I The tes,inony Of claimant and witnesses 10 b
| takes before Hon Roderick Rose. Judge Of The
9Th judicial dlstrict court. or il
HE sbseDce before Johl y. Jorgensen, clerk s
said court st Cooperstswl, GrigEs csunty. ,. r.
| - wednesday, the lStA day Of December, ,f6eS, q
lis eAcs.
l skuss . Morrill,, city.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

Notice OF Final PROOF. xand Oface ct Fargo.
d. T.. Nov. Goth. 1883. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler ha. hied notice
Of his intention 10 make iinal year proof in
support Of HE claim and secure Anal entry thereof
viz: AlcxsNtcr Miller.
He No 1882 for the se. Of Sec. l6 TIP 145
II, II 50 w. and names the following - his wit
nesscss viz: EDWIN Hanson, John e. Mills. A..
N. Sinclair and Duncan Sinclair, all Of Hanna.
ford p. o. Gri.gs county, d. I.
be taken before Peter T. Nelson. judge Of The
probate court st Coopc..town. G,,ess county
D. T. on Monday, the l4,h day " January,
| DlsS9, st his office.
$3.50 Michael F DA,;ele. Eesistcs.
Andrew johnson, agent
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-12-28

Notice of Final Proof. Land Office at Fargo. u
r. Nov. Goth 1855 Notice ls hereby given lhni
the following named s"ltcr has filed notice of his
intention TO make wears final proof in support
nf hs claim and secure final entry thereof. VIZ:
Simon J. Ourtn.
II. z. No o95l for the NV !. of Sec. TIP. 4o H.
IS w. and names the following as his winessc.
viz: lienrlck johnson. edward O. Stai. frhiof
erst"~n .a',n,'q r. 80 9. c @ sss county, i. l. "
The testimony Of lclaimanr and: witnesses 10 be
taken before the lios. Rodcrck Rose. judge OF
in hs absence before John n. Jorgens"u
clerk Of said court a, Coopcr.town. Griggs roun-
" D r, n Tuesday. the Sth of January A. u
1882. at his Office. Michael + Eat,elle. Register
INcr jacobson. a1ty. $3.50