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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
LOUISVILLE LINKS.
Made Into Chain by an Enterprising
Reporter

Made Into a Chain by an Enterprising
Reporter.
Miss Nettie Conrad spent vacation
with friends in Minerva.
Messrs. Daub and Aurin, of Pitts
burgh, spent New Year here.
Mr. Dilger has lot of hands at work
gathering ice, also Mr.. d. NJ. Slusser,
Rev. j. j. Leberman received a hand
some donation from his Osnaburg
charge.
Mrs. Chappius is visiting in Akron,
and Mrs. G. Hershey spent last week at
East Palestine.
Mrs. Hostfelt, of Tifin, who was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Paquelet, returned
home last Monday.
George Chenot and Miss Mary Cutler
were married at the Reformed parsOn.
age last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jake Tounou, who had just
recovered from an attack of typhoid
fever, ventured out too soon and is now
laid up again.
Ray Myers, who had been attending
the Ohio University at Columbus, re-
turned to his school last Tuesday, after
spending the holiday vacation with his
parents.
The officers of the Home Insurance
Co. held their annual meeting last sat
urday at Beltort School House, Mr.. {.
L. Julliard president and Mr.. Josiah
Fink secretary.
Mr.. Charles German, for several
years night telegraph operator at this
place, has been appointed to similar
position at Strasburgh. Mr.. Haberdeer
Of that place succeeds him.
The drama Of michael Ertle" by our
dramatic club last Saturday drew a
full house, and the play was well rem
dered. At the conclusion of the play
many repaired to Bauman's Hall where
a dance was in progress.
Mr.. Louis Scheid, employed at the
brewery, wanted to shoot New Years
so as to be heard long distance. His
object was to pull the triggers of a
double barrel gun in succession, but it
slipped for him and they both went off
at once, causing a heavy recoil and the
bruising and swelling Of his right arm
to twice its natural size. He is unable
IN work
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

Phillips sent for. He died
before the doctor arrived how
ever, passing away about twelve
o'clock. After he was carried into
the store the Coroner, DR.. Cock, was
called, who procured Undertaken Bur
well, of the firm of Rockhill & Co., and
after his death he was conveyed on a
stretcher, which was secured from the
Railroad Company, to his home, No. IA
Johns street. Reynolds is a colored
man, about 81 years of age, and made
his living by selling sassatras on the
streets. He leaves wife and five chill
dren.
lie also gathered bones and did
other light work, but he was a plasterer
by trade. He sometimes lectured from
the band stand on the issues of the day,
and was a great fellow to engage in
discussion on the street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
No Tramp Doctor.

1t ought not to be necessary to defend
DR.. Albert, who is to- visit the Hurford
House, Canton, on Thursday January
18th, from the charge of being tramp
doctor" for no one was ever further
removed from that disreputable class
of charlatans, who go from place to
place, staying a month here and fort
night there, leaving always when the
public finds them out, as find them out
it will.
No medical institution in the West
is better or more favorably known than
DR.. Albert's Cleveland Medical lnsti-
tute. The doctor is firmly established
in the Forest City, where he is known
and honored. He visits our town solely
because it is impossible for all those
whom he wishes to reach to visit him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

Canton; and John 4. Brown, of Mas
sillon. Stall claims his reward as being
the original arrester of Wilson; Yant
was on Wilson's bond and after Wilson
jumped his bail he took steps to bring
him back and consequently claims the
reward on that ground. Brown went
to Fort Wayne and had Wilson
arrested, and he claims he is entitled to
the reward. There is similar case
pending in the Common Pleas Courts of
Tuscarawas county and the Commits
sioners have concluded to reserve their
decision until the above case is decided
by the Courts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
Notice to Soldiers.

| will be in Canton at the Hurford
House, Wednesday and Thursday, Jan
uary II and II, to solicit applications
for original and increase of pensions.
All soldiers are entitled to a pension
who are now suffering from any disa-
bility no difference how small, which
was incurred in the u. 5. service. I'm
der the new and liberal rulings of the
Pension office, many soldiers are enti-
tied to re.rating and increase. pay
special attention to re-rating and in
crease. All widows, orphans and de
pendent relatives of soldiers who died
in the service are entitled to pension
if the disability was incurred in the ser
vice. Having served nearly four years
in the late war, and being pensioner
myself with many years practice before
the department, and familiar with all
pension laws, | can procure claims
where others fail. Old and abandoned
claims a speciality. VIII visit Canton
regularly in the interest Of claimants
and see them personally, All informa-
tion free. No fee unless successful.
Come and bring your discharges and
pension certificates,
G. f. CALLAHAN,
Pension Attorney and Us Claim
Agent, Youngstown, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
Ex-Sheriff Dunbar Buried.

The remains of ex-Shelitf Dunbar
were laid to rest this morning at West
Lawn. All the offices at the Court
House, save the Probate, were closed
this forenoon, and Sheriff Leininger and
deputies attended the funeral in a body.
Nimisilla Lodge, No. 80, l. o. o. F., of
which Mr.. Dunbar was a member, was
present and six of their number acted
as pail bearers. The members of the
Bar assembled at the court house this
morning and went down to the house
to view the corpse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
INTO ETERNITY.

Esekial Reynolds Struck and X lied by an
East Bound Freight.
A fatal accident occurred on South
Market street last night at the Ft
Wayne railroad crossing. Ezekial T.,
Reynolds while going south across the
railroad was struck by the s clock
freight train going east and knocked
about ten feet. The train struck him
on the head cutting cash in his fore
head, and fracturing his skull in front,
ard also made deep cash back Of his
ear. The engineer says the first he saw
of him he was on his knees, which was
just as he was hit The wounded man
was carried into.Cool's drug store in an
unconscious condition and DR..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
A greatful people kindly remembered

\ greatful people kindly remembered
their pastor during the holidays-Rev.
J. f, Fahs, of the Lutheran church, has
been serving the congregations at
Uniontown, Wastler and Synder
church, for several years. Last and
this year week Cniontown and Snyder
congregations filled his harbor with all
kinds of good things to sustain the
outer man. On last Sunday after divine
services the Wastler congregation great
ly surprised their pastor by forcing up
on this outer man Il fine OvercOat, as a
New Years gift. The pastor greatly
acknowledges these kind remem-
brances and prayes the Lords richest
blessing upon all the kind donors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
The Work of Cupid's Dart.

Mr.. John Lorenz and Miss Rosa
Peter, daughter of Mr.. Conrad Peter,
two of Canton's well known young
people, took the early morning train
yesterday for Allegheny, where they
Were joir ed in the holy bonds of matri-
moay. Mr.. Lorenz was formerly book
keeper at L. p. Yost's stove store in
this city, but for the past few months
has been filing a similar position in
Allegheny, >Sr'x he and his accom-
plished ladIn ~ make their future
home. A long land prosperous life is
tbe wish of the DAILY DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

Remember The dates and go early, rs
you run a great risk in not being able
to get examined during the last days OF
the Doctors stay, as their offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Offices Hours: From 9 a. IN. to 7:3O
p. M; Sundays, from 10 a. m. to . p. NJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
Farmers. Attention.

Stop in the Great Eastern Tea Com
pany's, AZ South Market street, and see
the handsome presents in crockery,
lamps, etc, given away to all purchas-
ing teas, coffees and spices. Rio
coffee roasted only % cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
THE PRESIDENT COMING
To Canton---The Sick to be Treated Free
of Charge.

To Canton---The Sick to be Treated Free
Of Charge.
The President of the great English
staff of Physicians and Surgeons, con-
sisting of fourteen in number, who are
travelling in their own Pullman Car,
will visit the Hurford House on the
morning of January ., and viii remain
until the evening of January II, The
staff will visit Canton every three
months. This being an advertising visit,
they charge nothing whatever for their
services. The only favor they ask will
be recommendation from those they
cure. Invalids will please not take Of
Tense if they are rejected as incarable,
as this syndicate Of physicians will ac-
cept no case unless they are certain a
cure"can be effected If your case is
incurable they will frankly and honor
ably tell you, also caution you against
spending more money for medicine and
appliances which imposters will suggest
They have had vast experience both
on land and sea, in the army and navy,
also in the following hospitals and in
iirmaries, viz: London, England, Paris,
Dublin, Belfast, Heidelberg, st. Peters
burg and Stockholm. The following
are the number OF cases they have ac-
cepted as durable and rejected as incur
able, ViZ.:-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
The Commissioners.

The Commissioners met yesterday to
hear the argument in regard to the
reward offered some months ago for
tbe arrest of Charles Wilson, for horse
The reward offered by the
commissioners was $500, and it is
by three parties; Marshall
tall of Navarro; Daniel M, Yant, of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
Probate Court.

Marriage licenses were issued to B..
II. Jones and Harriet Richards, of Mas
sillon.
The will of DR.. James Leeper, of
Bethlehem township, was filed for pro
bate this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Young Man takes Dose of 'Rough on
Rats"

A Young Man takes Dose Oh hOusH Oh
Rats"
Mr. Edward Williams who keeps q
grocery store on West Eighth street,
attempted to commit suicide yesterday
by taking dose Of arsenic. He took
the arsenic just after eating his dinner,
and this somewhat prevented the poison
from coming in contact with the walls
of his stomach. Drs. Rukenbrod and
House were Immediately summoned,
and with hyperdermic injections and
administering emetics they succeeded
in saving the young mans life. Some
time ago Mr.. Williams had a stroke OF
paralysis, and he has been partially
paralyzed ever since. His mind being
weak from the effects of this paralytic
stroke and domestic trouble is said to
have driven him to the rash act. The
doctors visited him this morning and
report him as doing well and on fair
way to recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

May, he's everywhere around l sup
pose" "Then-I suppose his mamma
don't mind his being out in the snow
as | suppose she keeps a bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05
That dainty lady tripping bN

That dainty lady tripping Ivy
How light her step, how bright her eye,
How fresh her cheek with healtllful glow,
Like roses that In NTaytime blow
Andyet few weeks have passed away
Since she was fading day by day.
The doctors skin could not avail
Weaker she grew and thin and pale,
At last, while In q hopeless frame,
One day she said, There is name
I've often seen-.a remedy
Perhaps twill help; I can but try''
And so. according to direction,
She took Dr. Pierce's FavOnte Prescription
And every haleful symptom fed
And she was raised as from the dead.
----.---
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

young S8 is here remarked smith
at his breakfast table New Years
morning, "Where, papaT why
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

Baby wraps sold very cheap Al
Groetzinger & Paar's,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

And notice is hereby given that the said sew
eral tracts, lots, OF parts of lots, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the taxes and
penalty charged thereon will be sold by the
County Treasurer at the Court House in said
county, on the third Tuesday of January next
unless said taxes and penalty be paid before that
time, and that the sale will be continued from
day to day, until the said several tracts lots and
parts of lots shall have been sold or offered for
sale. p. l.. MANLY,
CountyAuditor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-05

Assistant City Engineer Phil, Steber
is in Cleveland today.
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09
PrrclscT No. j. Coleman, ;

lyo,. so of Representatives; Adam:
-; Mct'ul.,N ,Neh s.
Treasurer '.i'@ei l.: Thompson i /
hogie'ci: Nerz -.
Sheriff: .,I.cbde'- =:
AHf|itat: Mel@;,rd -: tralla9
District attorney: jacobson -:
Carleton l.
PRECINCT No 6 tFoHTNEy's.)
Delegate To Congress: Mathews IS:
Harden Is
House of Repro sertatlves: Adams
l.: McCuIucn y.
District Attorney: Carleton lG Jacob
s't 70
Treasurer: Thompson "a: Enger ..
REGISTER uI Deeds: Whi,l,len 6: Berg
80.
Sheriff Mi~hae's %: Howe ed 5.
tHdijol: Cram, II Melyar,l - -,
!'IiEtI&t Nu. =. (rhurm -.
Del" gate !. Congress: Mathew i:
Harden -
Ii"u> ot Representatives,: Adams y:
Alc"u'loc!i -.
District Attorney. Ca.leton 3: Jacol :
SON "a
TreasIllcl: Thompson :: En@el .a.
Register: W hidden II: Berg 6.
Auditor: Crane 4: Melsard -.
l'HEclNc1 No. >. lWashhurn.
District At1o.ntl Carleton "a:
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF L,rd ,.tiicc ut
Fargo il 7. sept. l3h, 1>H>. Norjtr l. hereby
gwen th"l III" f"llcwin., named settle, has ii cd 10
ne" II his lnr"ntion 10 make ilIai = wear ruuf
III support OF his claim and secure final entry
thereof w: Grnn ItrIo..S.n.
d No !i:li, for the nw'. of sec /! TIP l-n L -
" ans. ilHul"s the t"l!rWlil" ~ hj- w,uc->ts viz:
Erithiof t'rrr'liani Matthias Firl-tnd. Andrew
f"nson and Matthias johnson. all of Cno;-r~!own
u. q Griggs unlv. ID. r.
The testimony of iainnrt and winr sse~ 10 be
taken before Peter f. Nelson. iu,i-e of III. pro-
bate court at Coopc-s'own. Griy@s conn,y. u. T..
on thursday. the lst dar Of November. a. d.
lSSS, AT hi. Office.
Micl,ael Ba,tce Register.
ASdrea Jo.Gson. agent. r.43
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

EoTICE OF FISAr PROOF. Inna oic4
~ :'.r.a" u r.. Som .s,h. 1855. No,ac is llr-c-
~ gwen That The following, named, sn,cr has iilc,
'lo'tr" Gf litS intention to make final five v"nrs
"ro"f IN support Of his claia and secure nnul en-.
;rS thereof. VIZ:
Erik !. Anstad.
". l.. No. ne. for thr ne, of Sec. ~ rp. ia n
Il. 80 ". and names the folowIn. a. his witnesses
w; Andrew Fnrtn"v. Soife.t Forincy. Andrew
". anderson MI llonry =. Kin>. all OF Hanna
f"'ti. rri".s c"riIitv |, r.
Tn Testimony Of claimant and witnesses ito be
ti&"; before Peter F. Nelson Judge Of The prnl,-
NJ" court at Cocr"rstown Gry.s county. y. T..
on FRIDAY. the 10Th d"v of November A. H. 1889
II h' office. MIcHAFL r. HATr~I;.E
John v. Ole. agent. 3'-43 Register.
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF ;.aud nric. Il
Fargo d. r.. Aug. e3l. lSs>.-,,"ti,a : r,.r.i.y
given thai the fNIi"win: nal,"d settler h% ,;r,i
notice of n;- intention mn.r FMS. r-a,. roof
III supprri RI !:.s claim and that snjd proof ~ M
be made before PEI L. :; Sou. iud... of ,nc
proha!" court AT coor"r>iov'n. Gri,:"- county /;
H.. on Thursday. Orr,:,er lllh. I',i-. viz.
EillEg .Ia;i>cn.
II. L. Nc l:4p, t.i The nr l SEC. - Tn ~ T. ~
He 'alncs the following wltn-..'s 10 prov, !, :
continuous residence upon ,nd cuiii@aI:,,n of .ald
lHnd w: J-ns Hul. fn.rc II. har-.t., Workel
Fu"l"s1nt. Andrew Benson. all of Coopers,ovn
r. O.. Griygs 6"uHiy. D. T..
"3-3S MICHEL +. BAr7EIlE Fog::,er.
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

$o1l"F or l'iNNr PROOF Innd ONirn NJ
Fargo. u. r.. $50 .e1h. 1888 Notice y iu,rrlDy
:. i'..' Il%t .s following nnmr,l settler has flied
E"'iC" Of ms ili'"nt'"r Ia make 'nil five y.Ar~
l"""f ~ S"f,oor' of his claim and secure fna
,atr: 'hrrcrt =:
II nv r. Iins
" j. NJ. i.ti' f 49," and ~ /. 'nf
>"r 4: 'rn. ~ y. Il ca ". and NAMES tht follow
~. ~ h's v'''i"-s. Wv: Mnrtiu ". Fanknid.
!~.,r, ;ssH.S6n. Andrew T. ANDERSON and An
q V I"rlH.y all Of lIannafori y o.. Grt..S
cnr-ty y T.
rI' t"Sfi:noH" of claimant ard witnesses 'o he
'..',s.r hrfor l''ror F Nelson Judge OF e,nrnh-
- co1rt ~ ''"ep-~S1own. t;ti"rs county. u. Y.
~ -H'nr', H,. III" !irh nf Novr,"lnr. A. -. iSsS
- As ":iiv Nl"HAri +. iiATTri1r.
,i";in - n,t. "-erI. SS - RegiSt r.
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

NOTICE ol' FINAL rRonr I.,na o7icD
~ Fargo il r.. Oct 1.rh. 1883. N"tc" i :,"r' l'
-iN''n jGai til foi"wr: nam.d s'liI"r bA- i'eG
notice OF h- intention - make iiuai ve'.a
}soot II Support If his claim a.d secure lna
"l,irv rhcrccf viz:
Lars " I.ynn.r.
" 7. No iii'i. fot the ne "' See. tn. 10 u
L - and fu.,r' ihe foii ,wI,f.t - WI
Wv: John !"gcns ". R,ti"f .iohn-o -on.
.lolu Carlson. anl ,daw !'orin. ain of Romn"sS
p. q. t,rfg..> c0nrri. u. T.
taken h'fuw l'rfar T.. ls"n. judge of ihr prn-
nAf CcN"' II on," r.l"wu. t;ri... c"nntv. H. i
uW"d,t~ my ri I'm DIV nf n"c.nA',"r \ ". 1855
~ y = .licc NIcu.irr = fArTKlLE N"-isfer.
An i:tW Joins II, agent. .Ii--t
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

Hc was oilt-ivaled in The nc,;t reign hy
George Nillier.,, first Duke OF Euy,,,: ...l3.l
''of that iilz. the spiendor and cos, illness
OF whose att ire arc incntio3cd by scvcr.;
writers. His jewels alone wcrc rcci.o,.el
at IL total of !t.,:5oo 900. at the then v;l.ue
of money, which we I.ust multiply hy
five or six to bring up to The present
standard.
ut was common vi: him at az ordinary
dancin%,' says an authority. ~ have IL
clothes trimmed with great e.ia,!i3aA lut.
tons, a,.. to have d!an!o:t, l,at bands
coclSades and earrings; 10 he yolv'i vri,le
great and manifold r"pes ana knot; o.
pearl; il short, 10 ho ll.Ga@.cd, ictt rec.
and imprisoned i'll ie"ols. ilsu:.ltrh that
at his; going over - Paris. il 1G35. lc
E2t! twenty sever, suits cf clothes mad =.
the richest That embroidery, Lace, silk,
velvet, gC!G :,n1 gems coU,i contribU>o;
oiic of WHICH vas !. white uncuJ vviI ri,
set eli over, M! s;:i1 end ,a',, s,itA
diamonds va,:csi Il go, ESQ, beside greet
feather stuck all over with dialaou,l%. rs
well also Ii, sword and spas. THIS
M. eniiiconcc it mus: be aldcl, weli be
ca,4a his handsome features and ~-ell pro
pJ.'.!oaed figure, OF which, with some
hing more thail Episcopal ,lnc;ion. Bishop
Goodma:l says;
"Ile had y very lovely completion: he
land his limbs were SO we'll eo.npac1ed
and his conversation so pleas, ~. asud OF 50
sweet Il disposition. Even the grave
Clarendon l:indles into falvor when speak
ing of 1.-The daintine Of his leg and loot,
his we'll proport:oaed body an1. graceful
ress Ct l.o,i0.. Gen tenants MAGAZINE
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09
Election Returns.


I:;.GCn 50.
For The Cou~cil: I%rsta,l C7: Res Il
Il; Jahr -; Harrison II.
House of Representatives: Smith l07:
Pope 3S: Adams lGN: McCulluch IS.
For treasurer: Thompson 81: Enger
30.
Auditor: Crane q: sIelgara "a.
Register: Wlid,len 4s: Berg lu22.
District Attorney: Carleton II: jacob
son IL.
PLEASANT.
Delegate to Congress: Mathews Is:
Harden =; -.
For the Council: Reed q.
House of REPRESENTATIVES: Smith Il:
ADAMS 20: ,tcCu!lucI. 20.
District Attorney: Carleton II: Jacob
soti -.
For Treasurer: Thompson y: Euger
Il.
Register Of Deeds: WhidGen 1: BERG
IS.
she!itf: Micilae's 6; i.owd"n :.
Auditor: Crane i.N AIcl.al,i 3.
lllL3NA.
Delegate to Congress: .Mathews @:
Harden IL.
For the Council: Reed 9: lIarsta,l x:
Harrison 8.
!!"Hso ef Representatives: Smlth IL:
ore 7s: Adams 10: McCulloch lG.
District Attorney: Carleton II: .!ac, D.
scno.
i frHs"rel: Thompson rmmer".
Register of llcr,i-: ~ I.dilrn | >:
Berg II.
,'HelItf Aiir1ap's 10; !Inwden -
PRECINCT 40. S. $3.50
Fer iirtrgale TO Congress-: Mathew $
!. 'i'''"'' -
"' t ''t "''ii'l'' is"''' o' 'l"i'iS''l ~:
''''' ~
Ii"i'S" OF hrleSF niaiNes: SnMtil e:
'"Hr II: Adams .: Matu och IS.
District Attorney: Carleton =:
j consnn iS.
For Treasurer: TI!o1npso" IL: ,,nge'
u.
Register of Deeds: Mhi''den I: Berg
SO.
Auditor: CraHe H.: Mel9ard %.
WI!EATLANp.
Delegate to Congress: Mathews -:
Harden 10.
For the Council: Ree,3 10: Harsta3 2S.
uousr OF Representatives Smith 81:
Adams 81; McCuli"on i;i.
District Attorney: Carleton %: %:
.jacub,nn -.
Treasurer: Thompson 20: Engeg II.
Register: Wi.I,i,irm 10: Lerg 81.
Sierl!f: Nlcl!ars l3: llowdrn i.
.iAditor: Crane e, lIeieard IL
Svnrnr,.p
-,ouee o.. po,r.sa,t ,,;vos. ,a,n,s
81. NIcs'nI,nri, IL
District Attorney: Carleton 81: .IHcol-
son 81.
For Treasures Thompson II: Enger
u.
P""'s'er of nerds: Whl'lden ai;
e'' H.
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VIC lu'.%'''' -, ADAMS lo
-. incl Al!ol!e!' Nall' IN -
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

NoTlt l. cF FINAL PROOF la,-' Office AT
Fargo" d. i. Ot. 2Nlli. 'sss Motto. hereby
giNi l't:f N toil'w'ii@ Iiain-d s.ll'r hns flied
hoIlec of his n:cnton !. tnak" iinaS > wear
roof IN >nppori " Ms CLARA and secure inai en-
ii-x iurrsnf VIZ. ~
Griggs courier., 1888-11-09

= Fars, p \. o., l5l isss-Notiet is h,.t, here
ny av@n ihat The following ,!'med settler has c,i
motto" "f llS infcnr;on ,aal... n : v,.,r prt OF
IN >npIjorinl Af> e'; ~ ed curc ::nal cl.try
:, u.Hra@s vi aan.
!..'..N9 J'til. !or The sc : G: ~ec a., IL. ), Y
y ~ .nl nm m fl",n Il. ~ ,.la $, S.d. -
,il -rlck ; .so: ,>e,~ Nr'yau. .'.hn i ns,le
"ul ,Ioi.a:, "ison -! Il !,.:nn,~e = G. (,i,.s
com.ly. y. 7.
Ehe ,>,i moay of Ga. 'i.'.: ssil with. sas 20 i,e
'aisn ''rore Pef'r f. Ne.~on. .',,ye o: the pich.
NJ. court NJ Noopei's'own tn.g- county. y. H.
ii fGav. tl." ",l day uf December. 4. y. 1879. III
!lt nice MloEAEL +. BArrELl-r, Register.
Ann'@w D" lnscn. @:,eni. ~ -
,.> ..r:,--.
Fargo. H. ct. loih. 1883 Nc'i'e j. hereby
.-'N"N ihni 'h'' following named settler has fled
n'''ic. of,hcr nteian 10 make inal iv, wear prrof
III support OF her claim and llnal entrv
thereof. VIZ:
Sarhru a. Iiaugen
". T. !l.ia for 'ne st SEC. 3, Up. III ~. Il -
4 'eopr>toMn T. O. tirigg- COUNTY 1, 7. aud
i'mk W"-l-rN an ,tonn ii -cnS"n. OF Eomn"--
i. q Grggs c9Hti7. IL. =
..r ,:SIinl"nv Of t'a',annt and Witnesses 10 be
's'n '"for1. ',t'r +. Nelson. ii-' Ht Ire pr"h-
Nl'' cont al ooNerStoH:N i+ri"gs "HUutN. u. ".
ca Mc'tn.Sdt :, HE .siis %; NoNsn,he- y. u. iS'>
MicuAs, II. sArrsll +, Register.
<;T;7 Of ~ "r5 7e- \
v~n ,hsf III" foiiow,n@ na,,-d setter ha- i'pn
9tir" Of >S Intention 10 m'.&e > y,':ts ,i'.I N,noi
sUnn"r af MS ra anti iina! vniil
u hereof VIZ: ono Antle ts,n.
il /: NJ. iifSl far Ia. northeast quarter ~ %
sc. i tn - X j, w. aud is:.Iacs III" to' wir.
~ his wiImc .>eS.N:l: tNwar.t 4. Butler. i'oi,
Isinin p'"', .'"nn L. rr1"rs""and William NJ =
I.ilsly.>,,. .it of u ifi"i. Steele county u. T.
i Nc i,~! m D}lN la tr aiken before *. w 'rrrt.