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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Ctsvrfsso De. 2i.- George a. Rssssl.
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Bee LAue
Rslrosd. died ih.s morning ~ fhsumsflsfa
a. hls rss 8encs. .5s4 Eucld-kre Re va
BORN 10 A1ams gs1essos conntf hey
forE. Fsnrnsrv 1857. 10 entered ihf
rsi w.v sefvIae fehraarv s. lsb7. - sscrs
farr Of fas CIrrtisnd Columbus fuen
nsfi. uo~ be - iins ksi,aad. soa nefe
served h.s conaecnen vifh it 8 ncs issf
hs hss beer nuirf>rrugfei both its -ecfe
isrv a. Tressarsr His .tte illness 49,
pr0ifscte4 sra - rfli
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
WERE DeFRAUolNG The COMPANY.
A scheme of The Messenger Boys aud
Receiver.


BosroS. Dec. 23.-lrregularities which
aggregate a considerable sum have just
been discovered in the main Office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company here.
Three methods were employed to de fraud
the com pany. namely. The destruction Of
copies Of teiegrams here sent TO other places.
the destruction Of copies of telcgrams re-
csived here. and the placing upon delivery
slips numbers representing fictitious dis
patches for which the messengers were
paid BY the company according TO schedule.
BY the first two mentioned methods the
money paid for dispathes Was retained and
the copies OF the dispatches destroyed. BY
the last mentioned method some OF the
messengsrs succeeded IN obtaining a. high
IS So per week. The receiver, who stood
in with the boys 10 the amount of half
their prOuts sccruiug from the fictitious
numbers entered oa their slips. youched
for all their returns. and as there was no at
tempt 20 20 behind MS vouchers, the scheme
worked slccessiully for months.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Dxcarus H.. Dec. IA band OF coun.
tsrtsitsrs OF silver dollars were discovered
yesterday bY Decatur detectives They
were joc&ted on farm near Ia Place. East
of Decatur J. ". Eppisr was arrested
with 10 spurious silver dollars on MS per-
sou. he passed two on a saloonksspe
Thursday night and yesterday said that be
ssv hem made a. tho farm house of NJ
Bartlett. They we're made with plaster Of
paris molds and we're very bad specimens
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

ALnsNr. \. l., Dec. Z3.-W ben the Court
Of Appeals opened this morning the follow
ing minute ~ss directed to be entered
Th- Court directs an entry on the minutes
Of the death OF Edwin .. Perrin. for more
than eighteen years the faithful clerk Of
this court. 10 which position be commended
himself 20 the approval Of the bench and
bar lie vas esteemed by all who kns~
him f0r his manly aud attractive qualities
His dssth - sincerely mDurnei. aud the
Court Of this sad occasion tenders % his
family its sincere sympathy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

PRovFsFvcr. r. l.. Dec % s .sterssv
At North Providence. in the utis village Of
Enasld P.srrs "a Ffozsa. sxed 3 whus
sxafinx on raesd1~ pond. fsi into a.
ar ho'e. bs tstaer. essienirz 20 fhe
rescue. fell trfo te~ same hoie Both we're
drawn~i Inr o1lT Witnesses wsrs fso
dtas ascsht tsrs ~ ~ msn. SIX children
80 ie3 orrasas. theIr ncfhsT harioz -
.al--s Z IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Arscsrs Ga. Dec. 2S.--Tbis morning
vssn The night cypress on the Gsorzia rail.
road reached this city. CHASTITY sight met
fhs gaze II the engineer The pil Z - the
o. -iue ant one ~ the tender Nhsels wss
ovsred rifh blood ard ne steps OF ths
lsaies car wsrs $50 spattsrsd wiih blood.
aat pieces of clotai1x adhered 20 ths wood
~orx. it = iears-s tonight that tae body
~ a. unknasa negro vas found on The
tracx near Dorsey station
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Tosixht Js1ass X hAf<ls ed sarah Von
iesf sexia . ~e<ks snxaks0set 81 he'd
meae's Grsnd ia thsif 1s~ pa ''os sas
fFslisf" TAs plsy = psfs IN tees ass "a
sifaciiss is morsl sd = ssia - pfsssns al
elective ssa sae.i.sag ssery. arswn n ths
isr wssi. without tie sssistsees ~ ths
ususl noss snd eKp,osise srscts utasiiy
tfxsentsS la dramas 81 tks tAFs
nsgdls ana Van lssr. ~bb are orsnd
Rapids fs.ouses. wiA oDsu be wssA 81
is1m0nds toairht 10 Ga las ffonasr,
. p.sy that hss received ne hika~sl pfS'se
wherever given. fhs regular 1aSiinsss ~iii
" gissa.
iloyd Brerss slll leave the city ton0r-
row aut taks up his duties en the read ie
connection vith Sol asoiih Russell.
A very fanny comedy called "A Posisge
STAMP" will be xiven a. Powers next fn-
day and SATURDAY evenings
Standing roota Was limited at Powers
last evening. 80 Corinne drew another eig
house Ia Monte Cfisto, Jf.'
Grand holiday week ~ smiths Opera
House. An Extra matinee will Os given TO
morrow afternoon. Christmas Day. ~
o'clock. and tonight al entire new COM
pany Of speciality stsrs will appear. Nan
sgsr Smith has spared ne-hsr money or
pains in procuring an entertainment OF IN
usual eEc~llenoe for her nsifo0s this week
The fnll programmes always presented al
the regular mAliness "Wednesday aud sstnr-
day afternoons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

srrrrrsfE Ohio. uec. G-Joseph
Hsssr. a travelling salesman Cor sho' s>al-
ii8ror hoesr of Wheeling. " "a. just in
f.rr, q trlr stsies tbst oat ia some of the
iaSsr and nscS counties of ne 1tsfs. and iu
fha asarniai portions. caiorsd women
-srs voted ev rae ADMIRED hT Eepuhicsns.
tr.f tf~ir hair was e ppei sui tas ~omsn
rr..ssd = msn clothing snd sr0tlsd up 90
tra nnI's
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

sax Fssvasco. Dec. 23.-The Oceanic
steamer ZsslsndiA. from sydney and Auck-
land vis samoa snd Honolulu. brings let
ters from Apis. samoa. dated Decsmber :.
slstinx thsf since he last steamer EFT. a
month az. tWo battles a. numerous skir-
ulshes have occurred between The forces of
As.sevoa Naisafa a0d Tamas@-e The rebel
prsteuder 20 ths throne, and about one
hundred sld twenty uen hsve t~eu KILLED
sni 80 wounded Many OF the dead vsfe
narbarolsY mufilafel
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

NEw YoRK. Dec. 22.-Dr August Ncmonr
who arrived here from Hayti on the steam e
saginaw last week. sailed FOR Havre yester
dsy morning on the French line STEAMSHIP
Laboufgoge Df. Memoirs will proceed
once to Paris with the view OF getting a.
French Government to recognize the ciaiu
Of the residents 81 the Northern part g.
Hayii, aud IA hopes 81 having Frsuoe pur
lhase a man oi-war for Tie use 81 III
nnlYtfs AMY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
IN THE DITCH.

One Woman Fatally Injured and Others
More or Less Hurt.
BUFFALO. Dec. 23.-The express train for
New York which left here at p. M. is In
he ditch at Churchville. and 1t is reported
hat one woman is fatally injured aud
about twenty persons were badly shaken
I'D. The engine lays on its side, and the
rear coach Is almost total wreck. The
rain jumped the track at n deep culvert.
which il passed without throwing any of
The cars Oft the treslle work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
He wiz Not Interfere Again.

ATLANTA, ga. Dec 2S-five white men
and two colorei men are IN HarAson
county jail for the murder OF Adam
Golden, colored, and three white women
are being guarded al their home. Tor pa
ucipatlon ia the same crime. Last Monday
night masked mob Of men and women
surrounded Miss Jennie Maddor : residence
sad began sioning Il and up0raisiug the
women. Adam Golden, respectable
coioFed man. demonstrated. and In arht
which followed wss Drained with = fence
rail. The men tnen gathered around srd
discharged their pistols into the dead body
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Nennnrovs. Pa. Dec. 2s.--krs. Kowo.t
81. ~ for kennedy, Was shot and kli.cl
~ Der daughter st tbelr home this niofu
ing The dsughisf picked up rsvolvs'
p bich psa5lsr had ief ~ the boise 81
niayfulir pointed The weapon a. bsr mothef
r1en - Was discharged and Mr. koveish
',.l dead The Cofope- is making sn jnsst
fI.nt4nu
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

81. rorrs Dec. z7 -nispascnss f-nr, Ari-
rons az thst = construction rSr % me All
rens ts0ui sestera rt.irosd ~Ifh sa.ns sixty
istsrrr~ an eesr1 i1nres fhe trscs near q
o8xe tid ~ Eaursra4 svenfnx s8d rc led
ittWn aaisb en- eanxrasnt kiiirr seVer sr
siaht ~ fae meE srd v1uniirE rers~sl
oihere. farficulsFs have net eee1 fsceirs6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

SrrRcsov Bar. Wis. Dec. = -Erns.
kurts AMI bis f5-7ssr-old soa we're found
dead Ia the -oeds a5oat three niles from
Jscksonport THURSDAY. Taey bad gone cat
ssrlv In the morning 81 cut cord wood s1d
the suppo~ifiau IL thsts iir1h fell fror- =
f7..e rn.ch TREY were csrinz down snd
~ both iusfsnfff kugfE wss flrmer. y
resident ~ Nieaukee la esvrs vils
sai fhree chi dren ln oaor ci-cnrsts7res.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

FivotAr OrIe. Pee. s-Hsn-Y Price a
hfa-r ~ttases-an iesi of corn. made an
st.erut to cross fh~ track ~ che Coiamoas,
rfnfisr 4 N1fl asrn rsi'raad tais morninE
Ir 1tntri tr - srh'n4 rain snd w.
tr. snf -f alsa bis team. Tia
van F<s slfnes eanrIr'elf srsnat. oat
srfs 5. fae r-.l rse sri 81 q atlf fao.
sae Fts . ae wazfH. escspsa 80 aoaa M
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Zfsrsvil5r. D~e 2s Thomss kessan "a
fais city a conductor op The Cisysisus
Akron a Coiumaus irtan 80. 81 vas Ftsot
iaE on ths platform tas KING % the brats
fnsn sftes the train I'D psrera Drrsif
aaction last evening. whfn hs TEL in
fsiniine ff. rolled uuitr me car and ~
l8t 20 uieess
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Palrsret ~sfs Ter - A sp~c.si - -.
Tfres lron i1iisrsqo .s ssvs James Wan
srssker rl be = n-rnb~r ~ fae osw C.hi-
Bet Hs has nst hesn FORREST. 2 eotf@f ~
as sppatn t1neaf. nlf he xacrs tasf gors-
folfar re er ered an 81 go crnrer
rrao srd rte Eres' ere eerf krors ftst
Wt~arakar ~ srreps Hs Nll - sffrsr
-eerssfs 81 tas a.sr.sr 8F Fossuasssr Gen
ara
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Tae E-a .dersrmsnf rss calea on isu
sveainR st SIS ~ 81 slsrn frsm sor
a.-czsiousf ar ngz In TIE ssseFnent -
TFroi.ers stare s Nosrie-st Tie sfock
r4 fapx saa a8iieus wee 1ensQed 81 Pc
sxf~ns q f2o wth f5fsH osfrzncs. TIE
srixin ~ ine 6re . nss xaorn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
Wanted In OTTAWA Cauntr-

II George 5. Ferguson, the man who is In
Jail waiting TO be tried In the Superior
Court. ior housebreaking is acquitted here.
a warrant has been issued for him in OF
taws county, on a charge of stealing from
= dwelling house. II is claimed that he
broke into several houses near Berlin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Nttfte@ttAa
fore rtprisist hsrsw ilA q efasI that ths
ssassis 81 tss pe.asoas nsss b. gssllnsa-
Referring 80 she Arllois Ia The nessral u
lhss - az rslstlo1 ie y 81. a. Ossstt hs
spusssa - = pfissls la Ga. r. t.lhih
n iCniEsn inisntrt. Auf = 1891 w2s ltaus.
isffsa - sossfaof biatI a. - h lsi
Nietlesn fnFlaesrs sne krehknlos a.
ef ssle. oei 81 tstt. stfflNF wita tksf
eais l.snY kna fsEiuent la fbe rsnts ~ifb
oul alesinf faA-esii ueul shsf ths
capture ef knffrecsboFo Tean.. ~ January.
led8 ~heu Sc wss tsksa down via fDeg-
mstlsul ene iyphole isfef, snd ssnt eH 30
rUid hospital here las ist Tor six weets.
hoysfiug hefwesa lie ans aeslh. lpen
partial recovery hs feporied Al General
hascCfans head quarters wss ea2hafneu bg
Nedlcsl Director A ~ thurslun sod
fouud 90 a. - nroseb ih kesiio and cap.
eisd Riih rheumatism e. to be totally uufii
iof ecfNlos ip t.e held. lie vas therefore
detailed ~ osnsrki RosecfEns sna ordered
Ia report a. surgeon hoesft FLETCHER, t1iri
Medical paffsfos. Department oi ths Cas.
btIiana. and soon became be Ctiei ship
pnT clerk M Osyet We honorsbiy dis.
charged a. Chattanooga Team. Nov. g.
-0s ~ pr sals Of the nfsl cas- there
being iuo CLASSES al prita.es ln hls reg.
inent. lirsl class being paid 81 per month
and second class as per month
lie Immediately entsred ths Military
Railroad Transportation euariernnastsf =
seftice a. Nashville. Ienn.. and ~ Deosp.
ber. lrh8 upon tHe organization II al rail-.
Nay And guar sefmasieIs employees into
regiments. Sit. 0sSst was sppoiHted Gap
tain 81 Company -. Ninih Regiment euo
commanded said company upul The war
closed. lie was then selected one -
half dozen 10 build the rational osmslsr -
IA ihc Army Of the Cumberland and lad
charge Of building the cemeteries si
Mil Springs and Camp Nelson. Nv. sno
Nashville aud Stone River, Tenn.. oomplst-
lng that great work ln March. 1863 lu
this work hs was Ailowed the pay az
Captain. closing his military service with
ghs highest commsoosuon OF his com,
lnandluK oincsfs.
WH 2 IrKss.
Late Colonel First Michigan Engi nssrs ana
Mechanics
T. V. Fox.
Late Major First Regiment Michigan
Engineers and Mechanics.
}. &. HEtKEsk
Late Captain Company u. fipt Michigan
Engineers.
Dos J. iKsTBrss.
Private Company ID. flst Michigan
Engineers aud Mechanics.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
STEAMBOAT BURNED
ssvEssl tnss rsPosrEo tosT
II. ss-s ws. fslaea ss ssssatf-ftss
rEsas.sa DsIi.rs. saa - sst-i
L@.s-A G.rs. o.sss - c~s-
49, - Ai.s bara~a-

8zxssvrGs. Aiss. tse- - fhs s'ssn sf
Ks1s Adsas. plyinx pet~s~n Asuph's al
Assaasas utF - oare4d as so thls
nasalax. sssr lotaa4sres Lsnaiax. aisa.
.s.,4i a. miia. seuth "a Asnghis aai tnrse
r..lu soss a1d Toe secsgi eiufk tsssffs
lsrbaez. sfe a. asias tlsre 80 lsfrs
ralaaer ~ psassasefs "a h1aid. Gas AZ
s..ass The are snI.st FspitIF su1
t..srs 80 ftsal eTis ss4 Paales
tat - kosd n&aagaias-i sAr
saat aas Fau Asaofs ia uus fpF t1s
r..sar gers - fas ad t4i-F AisE Harris.
h.. ~ii- aod tsssrs. eb.lirsa. icaisfei
frsaa H8Iivsf Lsutiax. 4rs aai1 ~ aase
hs-a trosusd sale slfstagtlk ID sss.Ps
"a salas ol e51iJ4 sh.ca sefs tafosa over
baard 4aaF ether aerf5ss eaeape4 GA
"a. II eatl.sn The 1afKo 1f csflon -
tetal oss. fas bsss sas oas ~ tne o~ss on
"a river and SO raled - sf9QtV. Il 2s
orix.a ~ tEs are u u2kaosn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Standing roota Was limited at Powers
last evening 80 Corinne drew another eig
house la Monte Crlsto, Jf"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
CURRY CAP TUREO.
. D 6. = q q. ooN0OoTo0 et1s 1'IN
Hs Hs&fas . fskls Oat 81 fs~s ssa
H@kss sisePss ~ sseia sssrlst~s-
bat He - Afrsstsa ssd % a. 10
tsSit-A t4ls ~ish tie fsF~ssa

Tie nyiHs ps'icssusa. Cary. = stlos as
The bosFlisniy 81 lbs Msyae oeanfy )sa.
sue ~ili Ts.orn - me ely toess wiih
Sheun blsAop a. a. sec9rt.
Mhsn Ceffy .sA lbls osy he ooald act
Eo sud see h.s f.fl - hs dle tie asHt eesi
thisx possible went 70 : Town vlth klgs
nams-- Aes. ~asis hs basrdea tas niEnt -
A n trsin goiag essl Cufrf wAs 40 cons
noe traveller - hs took berth la sleep
,ng csr sna lad down 10 fess and dream 81
Canada sno iss wonderful attractions. Ia
the meant .ae telerrsms we're sent ia every
direction. sd oas OF them fell late the
hands OF Conductor fiynn. who had been
previously nouasd. su1 be arrested Garry
Just bsl0rs getting into Detroit aud turned
him ovsr % the ponce authorities who rot
lned rnperin teuSrnt smith that Garry lad
completed hls pleasure srp ana va fes1y
10 come home
Curry was inaEisg excellent time Tor Can
sdA sud lev hours more time would have
landed him in thst .anG OF rest aud iuEi.
tses irom Justice hhsr6 Bishop. aruei
with a warrant iof sssault with intent 10
commit rape lef Tor Detroit las evening.
and will return today.
section 1855 Howrlls Statutes. gives the
following as The penalty Zoe such cumes
III any person shall assault any female
with latent 10 commit the crime of rape. be
shall be deemed a fo.oninus asstultef. and
shall be punished by fisoament ia ia e
State Prison not more Than ten yoA4s ~ %
n nnc not exceeding 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

EAs fFas Fssss IA Hssass a. nts Nfltssss

II yesterday lssus vss pasllshsd 'NspI
csseiss feeose - iUrulshea "a letter
~ Gen lnns sne elhsss fhs eropplnf
ost ~ oeasls Vi llsss - tsps caused sn
- FeFtsni oss.isslen. sno iss letter Is thsre-
fore rprislst here's 81 q esasI that 1hs
ssklsts 81 tss isl,,seFal nass b. ggsllnsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24
a ralA Mi,h The F.milr.

A TFLrsnAA- HERALD reporter called yes
terday at the residence OF M. Mortgage. tbe
father OF Miss Dels Mortgage. whom Ia
tromsn Curry assaulted al the Hotel Rich
elieu lsst Thursday night. in the hope 81
getting the young lsdyS statement OF The
affair and her present opinion OF Curry.
IL is possible that Miss Mortgage might
have made some statement. bat her parentt
objected TO her being interviwed. her mother
saying that there were some things which
she did not understand. IS she bad not had
a chance 10 talk with Della herself.
Mr.. Mortgage said be had known Curry
from little BOY. having lived in the same
neighborhood with Currys parents FOR
many years and ne had always supposed
him TO be All honorable man, bat bad heard
of enoHgh against nlnl since this trouble
commenced. lie did not think Della ought
TO say anything farther, ss the statement OF
the affair had been given by Mr. Cornelius,
and II there was anything more TO learn u
would come out Ia the trial OF Curry.
The police had come there late 81 night o.
look for Curry, hut Curry has not been
here. and IL would not be healthy for him
TO come.
The Mortgage family are very respecta-
bic people. and Miss Della has always bourne
an excellent reputation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

-.s-- -'u >. s'~s ssaasr srsa,as uusr - "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Prrrro Col. Dec. 23-At Cucharrss on
the Denver Rio Grande road yesterday,
Conductor Nm. r. Comstock and Brake
man Henry Borgt were turning a brake
when the cnniu broke and both men we're
thfaun rnder the care aud Instantly killed
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

ilovd Brr1ss wil leave the city ton0r-
row snA ale up MS daties eu the road in
connection vlth Sol a0ith Russell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

a very fanny comedy oallst "A Posisse
stamp" ~ill be given a. Powers next fa-
day and SATURDAY evenings.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
Ahsolutelv well.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, June %, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen.--Last year while liv
ing In Macon / contracted blood
poison, and placed myself under the
care Of q fine physician. He gave
me the usual course OF potash and
mercury for two months, but this
was too slow process, and / was In
duced to try Swift's Specific. When
| began taking the medicine plmples
and sores were appearing all over me,
The S. S. S. however, quickly check
ed these, and in few weeks my skin
was perfectly smooth and without q
scar. When the six DO tiles were
consumed | felt that I was absolute
ly well. know that S. S. S. did the
work. / have been with Messrs. S.
Waxlebaum Il Co., of Macon for five
years, but am now in Chattanooga.
You may address me.
CHAs. w. HOLMES,
1911 Walnut street, Macon, Ga,
or Brunswick Hotel, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that We will
en- the 10th day Of December 1888, At
the court house door In the town Of
Russellvills in the county Of Pope, pro
eeed to sell to the highest and beat bid
der for cash In hand, the following
property locatedin Russellville, Pope
county, Arkansas, to-wit:
Lots (3) three, ~ four, (5) five and
(6) sin In block (2l) twenty-one in Rus
sells addition to said town.
Said sale to take place under and by
virtue of the power OF sale contained In
q mortgage executed by G. W.Chapman
and Alma V. Chapman. his wife TO
Wolf g. Bro. and w. Il. and r. J. Will
son en- the 10Th day of April 1888 and
now recorded In the records of Pope
county, in Record Book avn, pages IS
and 66, and to satisfy the promissory
notes of said G.. w. Chapman to said
grantees on which there is due and un-
paid three hundred and twenty-six and
100 dollars. WOLF & Bro, and
w. r. and X. j. WILSON,
COIN & COIN and Mortgages.
DAVIS & Son, Att'ys. dec 6.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Landoffice at Dardanelie, AK. Nov. esd. 1885,
Notice is 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
County Judge or in his absence the County
Clerk Of Pope county, at kussei.viiie, Ark,
on Jan. 9Th, 1880, viz:
John Scott. HID Entry No. 1904, for the N y
y, Sec. 2, T'p7, n. Range 10 W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and euitiva-
ton OF. said land. viz:
x Motley. John NJ Jackson, VIM r Harkey
& Jas Scott all of Atkins, Ark.
Auy person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of
any substantial reason, under the la and the
regulations OF the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be given
an opportunity ut the above mention ed time
said claimant and to offer evidence in rebuttal
OF that submitted by claimant.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
NOTICE FOr puRIIcATIoN

Landofice at Dardaueile, Ark, Nov. 16, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow Ing
named settler has filed notice OF his In ten tion
that said proof will be made before the Coun,
ty Judge or in his absence the county clerk OF
Pope County at Russeliville, Ark, ON Dec.
2sth, 1883, viz:
X. L. Rye, HID. Entry No. 1904. for the N u
u OF Sec. %, T'ps, N, X. 81 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
" IL Manley, l. w Dickey, Cornelius Smith
and T Moore, all OF Dover, Ark.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF such proof. or who knows of
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations OF the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be xiv-
en- an opportunity at the above ment ioned time
and place to cross examine the witnesses OF
said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuff
tai Of that submit ted by ella INFANT.
dec ~ X. Il. WILSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Landoflice at Dardanelle, Ark, NOVA 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his
Register & Receiver at Dardanelle. Ark, on
Jan. nth, 1859, win:
Godfried Riedel, HID entry No 1898. for the
ny. Swqr. 4 Nwqr sEqr, SWqr n Eqr, Sec.
10. TIPS R2i. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Henry Baurichter. Crist Kreipke John Hink
& John Harms, all of Augsburg, Ark.
Any person who desires to protest against
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations OF the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, Will be Civ
en- an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross smine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to evidence In rebuttal
OF that submitted by claimant.
JAMS Il. u. WILSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Dardanelle. Ark, Nov. s. 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fied notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before the
Register 4 Receiver at Dardan9lis Ark. on
Dee, 2ist, 1885. viz:
Robt. l.. Smith, ND entry No. is755, for tho
= y, s 4 y, n \, Sec. 8. TIP I.
N. Range n west
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
Joseph l. Guest, Marion Palmer, Berry
Guest U VIM, all of Russellville, Ark.
Any person who desires to proeest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows OF
any substantial reason, under the law aud the
regulations OF the Interior Department. why
such proof should not be allowed, will be Civ
time asd place to cross-examine toe witness :
es OF said claimant, and TO offer evidence in
rebnttal OF that submitted by claimant.
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