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Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
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Wcslrgu Maryland II X. Holiday EXcur
sion Rate. commencing Saturday Dec 22nd
1883 The Western Maryland Rail Road
Will sell Holiday excursion tickets between
all stations at the low rate of 2 cents pei
mile miuimum IS cts)
These excursion tickets will I've sold NJ all
W. NJ X. II. ticket offices on main lmc, B {
V. RR., b. & II division and branches, from
Dee 22nd to Dee 25th inclusive and again
OF Dee 30 y 3lst 1888 and Jan. lst 1889, and
will be good to return until Thursday, Jan y
3Yd on rcculsr trains.
CuRIsTMAs ENEEClsEs On Christmas
Eve and on Christmas morning at 6 o'clock,
the Lutheran Sunday School exercises Will
be h,ll.
ON Christ"Nas morning at SO o'clock, the
Reformed Sunday School will hold It's cNcl,
c!sr.
On Wednesday evening, the 26;h, the
MorAvian Sunday School will hold its exc
else. Admission fee of & 10 cents will be
changed
On Thursday night the o,th, the NJ +.
Sunday School will hold lis exercises.
OH New Years Eve, the |. B. Sunday
School will hold its exercise, after which
Watch meeting will be held.
Lieut.. w. O. Sharrer, t. 5. n, s0n of Nj.
+ A. Sharrer of this city, is first lieutenant
Oh the U. g. Steamship GAlena, which sailed
for Inyli on Tues day to demand the release
o! the American steamer llayicn Re public
held by IIayti for attempting tc ran the
blockade.
The funeral of Mrs John A. koors, who
died of dropsy on the 9th instant, took place
a; laughs Church on Sunday morning last,
hcy hayil A. Souder of Union Bridge, and
Rev Or. Diehl f Woodsboro, officiating,
Mrs K0on5 was agcdJ3 years, S months ani
q days She had been i'll an, great suffer-
er since early in February, and had the best
medical attention avai able. She passed a
part of the summer at Ocean Grove, n j.
Her maiden name was G.organn Miller,
daughter ofthc late John Miller, ofF'rcderick
county, AMI was widely connected, known
and beloycd. Robert l.. koons, a leading
merchant Of this place is her son. Her fu
neral was one of the largest ever held at
!Iaugh's. Mr.. Koons is in very poor health
and Che death of his wife is IA terrible blow t'
hlm,--Adsocate's -hddleJu'g Leu3r.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

Frank StOcktOn'S new novel may deprive
President Harrison of two Cabinet positions
to give away if it is published soon enough.
In supposed war between Great Britain
and this country the United States ltts cut
its flirting job to the highest bidder, with
such happy results that even the vanqUsh-
ed party-We assume that the author makes
The foreigner the looscr-unitcs III vote OF
thanks to the syndicate that did our lighting
for us. The story is to be published serlally
in Golfers Oace 4 Week, in instalmcnts long
enough not to keep tie reader in undue sus-
pcnsc. Eut if The country accepts the plan
there will be no need ofa Secretary of War
or of tic Navy. Does Once q Week propose
to knock out the auminisir ration before it is
formed New York Herald, Dec. 0, 1888
This wonderful story by Frank r. Stock
ton the Author Cf"Thc Lady or the T,gtr,'
"Ruddcr Grange The Late Mrs. Nnll,"
"Thc Casting Away of Mrs Lecf> and Mrs.
Alcshne" ctc etc, commences in No. 0 Of
Golfers Oacc iyeCh, out December Is, il.
lustratcd by Matt Morgan.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
MI. G. CRAM HII}S.

The Drill Corps Of the Guardian Hose
Company will have dress parade and special
drill on Christmas day at o'clock p. m. on
the street.
Mr. J w. Clclnm, of Merhancslown has
purchased Mr.. :. Fnncy's property in Lew
istoWn, for the sum of 500, and is to take
possession April lst, 1889 Mr. finncy will
remove to Catoctin Furnace - Enterprise.
Everybody knows that the conditions for
health are not favorable when the stomach,
liver, and bowels are iisord,rcl. In such
cases, headache, indigestion, and cons1ipa-
ton are the result for all which ailments
the proper remedy is Ayers Cathartic Pills
Mcssrs. G. c. 4 +, T. Black have Just open
ed a charming lot of Holiday goods these
are all useful and valuable, ncing strictly
within the line of their business. Their
room viii he open each evening and if YOU
want to buy nice present, there's the place
and now's the time.
II is rrlmOrcd HAT the Western Maryland
Railroad Company has in contemplation the
establishment along their road between
Pen Mar and Blue Ridge Summit a summer
resort for colorcd people exclusively. This
scheme is the result Of an application made
to the company by coored people; ard
should it he cOnsnmmatc,i, the resort will be
Open TO the cxcurSionists next sunmrr.--
| Herald and Torch Lf3M
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

"Show Us how divine I thing Il woman
may br made" by smoothing out the wrnk-
les cause. by neuralgia or toothachc. This
can be done only in one way Invest %
cents in Salvation OIL.
Il speak within bound, sir" said the pris,
oncr in the dock, when address NJ the iUrv.
/ We speak knowingly when we declare with
enthusiasm the great benefits Of DR.. Balls
Cough SyrJp.
/ On Sunday afternoon last very interest.
ing exercise was held at the Glade Reformed
/ Church, Walkcrsvilc, under the ausp'c of
the Reformed Missionary Society OF that
plIc.. The exercise was prepared by the
Ref"d Publ. Board, consisting of solos, recita-
TONS responsive reading, etc. The purpose
of this meeting was to RAISE money tc aid in
building schools in which to educate the
people Of Japan. The altar was handsome
" decorated and through the management
of Rev. lIench, every thing was quite sue
cess
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
GEacelAasn Gems.

The Gga1cham Cadets will give parade
on Cnri ,tmas Il Y.
4 Chr-tMas bower is beng arranged in
the Lec.urc room which will have q num| cr
OF interesting features. 1t viii be u very
pretty christmas view and well worth the
5 cents which will be charged admission. 1t
VIII he open on Christmas Eve from $50 to
G30 D. IN. Ga Christmas night the same
hours, and on Thursday cycnlng the 9th,
from G:30 to coop, m. The usual Christmas
Eve services will be observed here. A ser
vice on 9 ,ristmas morning at 1879, ana on
Christmas night the Sunday School will
Give their Christmas Anniversary entitled
The Mcssiuh's Star 1t will bea very
interesting exercise. An admission fee OF .
& 10 cents will be charged all who are not
connected with the school.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
New Advertisements.

.~riratifr AmCri"0n.
NJ F. McA!rcr.-l.imc.
John Root Bus LOc.
Bus, Loc. Jas Crce-cr.
County Commissioners.
Mrs G. Elcsson Bargains.
J. i. Collihowcr.- 'oliday Goods,
G. G y T. T.. Black Holiday Goods
Enterprise Cotirr-L. J Ramsburgh
The farmers are about 10 be pc>tcrel Il
confidence men Who have II new swinllln-
scheme on foot Seed wheat viii he oil rec
aud those who accept it VIII be bound t.
turn over half the crop tn the concern fuln
ishing the wheat. Ihi, would m'an m i'm
mcnsc profit to thos' furnishing the seed
who would not take any chances on the sue
cess cf the crop or 20 to any labor or trouble
to raise it, Farmers Should give the seed
wheat pcdllerS and all other, II wide bcrt
who cail with formally drawn up articles OF
agreement.
SErMoN TO FIRHMEN On Sunday eve
ming last, Rev. J. II Barb, pastor of the La
,hcran congregation here, preached a. able
and effective sermon. the occasion being that
of the attendance of Guardian Hose Compa.
ny: the uniformed members occupying thc
two central tiers of seats, the other members
ship or the seats ON either side, alJou, forty
members attending.
The text selected was Except the Lord
kccl, the city, the watchman waketh but IL
vain" Ps. l21: and ON it an eloquent dis
course was based,
The Emmit CJrnct Band turned ont OF
Thursday evening dressed in Womcn's
clothes We have not been able to ascertain
tho meaning Of til" costumes, but il it wa'
merely 10 excite curiosity, they were succrt
ful.
AS Edward Clinclcntz, who works fol
Mr.. l. NJ. Fisher ut Mottcrs Station. was re
turning home from this place on SUNDAY
evening, while crossing the trcstlcHor'l Il
the railroad bridge, his foot slipped and II,
fell between the cross ties to the meadow be
low Il distance of about twenty feet. III
feet struck the ground first spyainng one o
his ankles badly. He hobblcd along as WcI
as he could until he reached MI Hcnr
Lingg's, where he was taken care of for til
night. (Nroniclr.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

On Tuesday last Mr.. c. E. Niemeycr, of
this place sold to Mr.. VIM. Shook, of Shook
Bros at Utica Mills, tbs county, the cclc-
years ago brought from Delphi, n. V, for
j. {. Stone, near town. This bull is the one
that took fist premium at the last county
fair an is one of the finest III the county
JuYeY Register.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

Gray hairs prevented, dandrnf removed
the scalp cleanscd, and the hair made 10 gro"
thick by the use of Hall Vegetable s'ciI'"n
Hair Renewcr.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

Scrofulous humors, erysipeas, canker, ana
ca,arrh, car be cured by taking Aver $ o"r'
s,narilla. II have used this medicine IN my
family, for scrotula, and know, II IL IS taken
pcrsistcn,ly, it will eradicate this 'e'rlDie
discasc,"-W. f. Fowler, NJ. d., GFeenvlllc'
Tenn
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

AKIN BRoKEN.-Edward,a an cigh''y'ar o'
SON of Rev. G J Roudabush of this place, icl
from see saw on Saturday last and prok'
one Of his arms.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

CHIMNEY oN FIEE.--Dur ing the high
wind that prevailed on Friday last, a Chin
ncv in the house on W. st occupied by
Mrs Sarah Hahn was on fire the ircmcn
kept AT the adjacent property well wcttcd
and no damage was tOnr
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
Local Items.

The name of the postotticc at aorman'
Washington county, Md, has been chahge"
To Euclid.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

DEER Hu.TERs.-Last week Messrs. +.
\. and Nelson Wihide and MI. Hcz. Dupei
made n hup, tor deer in Pennsylvania; they
were fortunate enough to get one accr, MI
Nelson Wlllhidc making the Shot. we are
in receipt Of piece OF the saddle 10Y
which, thanks
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
! haven't the courage tT die, sir,
Hardly the courage to live;
CAN'T drink nuo,rh ia fnrrnt cir

ihFcn tnc courage ~ dlc SIR
Hardly the courage to live;
Can't drink enough to forget sir,
Amt Christian enough to forgive.
This was the wall of IL man who had en-
durcd the torturcs of oliver conplaint' and
dyspepsia for years, and he might have en-
dured them for life, had he not heard that
DR.. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery
would make him well man He gave it a
trial and was cured. Once he was hollow
eyed, emaciated, and slowly tottcring toward
the tomb but now lie is vigorous, robust
and healthy. There is nothing that car
compare with the "DIscoycry' as curative
agent for sour stomach, constipation, impure
blood and bilousness.
The worst cases of chronic Nasal Catarrh
positively and permanently cured by DR.
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
5sath;,

On the 18th inst, nrar Utica Mills, cF ;5righ,s
Disease, Laura H. FrcshOur, aged - years.
7mon,bs ana 10 days. lntrrmsht ut Hill
Church, lcwistown On W Wc,lnescs.y last
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
Consumption Surely Cured.

TnTuF EDITOR R--Plcasc inform your read
crs that have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timc.y ust
thousands of hopeless eases hayc been per
manenllv cured. shall be glad to send tive
bottles of my remedy FREE to any Of youl
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post oilicc address
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 1S1 Pearl St, n. Y
The Holiday advertisements are &!l here
this week read them over fully and as this
is peculiarly the season of goodwill. rcmem
Der those whose goodwill has been extend
ed to your local newspaper Il iabors to
advance the interests Of your town through
out the year and its hearty goodwill gco'
out to those who have Countenanccd its en-
deavors by giving essential support. W.
ask you to be liberal with those who arr
wont to literally patronize THE CLARION.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
CHR ICTM 4 &

CHRISTMAS.
There is nothing half 50 sweet in life 90
that New Orleans Moiasses for baking at
w | T II + r 9 W. S
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

RAIN SToRM.-On sunday evening las'
rain began 10 fail on Monday strong "'ho
nreyailed, which came in gusts and was al
times of the hurricane order. Siea'
quantity OF water fell during Monday and 's
,hc c,ounu was frozen, it remained upon the
surface and the streams were hiSh.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20
A Luxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy good
health, and who do not wish TO resort to
bitter, nauseous liver medicines and cat hart
cs, is The concentrated California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
Mr.. J. A Coii.lowcr has laid IN a nice lot
Of holiday goods at his Franklin NJ ills store,
which is advertised in this issue. Mr. G.
meets all tie seasons as they GENE arOun |,
amply provided with all that is necessary to
the seasons demands. Look mp his stock Of
Christmas tiXin's you will be suited, unless
you are very hard to please.
Are you bilious? If SO, procure Laxador,
the specific for torpid liver, and observe the
great relief this valuable remedy will afford
you,
Prejudice often rules IN The physc i treat
mpnt of babies, They are a lowed to suffer
and scream with pan, from coli', tlatulencc
bowel disorders, etc, when some liable and
safe remedy as DR.. Bul's Baby Syrup, would
give almost immediate relief and perfect
cas- { to the little sufferer.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

FRIENDS, ALL: we wish You Merry
Christmas.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

A Coon YIELD. -Mr. uczckiah Fox, near
Double Pipe Creek, realized 33o oarre's oi
corn from 20 acres, and at least o"e-hal1 OF
,hc field was run out and repian,ed on tht
rth of June, owing to the ravages OF the cut
worm. Under such circumstances the aooVe
,,,,ld ,f 16l hills, TO the acre must be consid-
cred an excellent one.-Banner.
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

The Western Marylaud Railroad Company
,,.o d.ciaod tn buiId Il direct road from Pen
Mar Park 10 Monterey. Work Will begin Oh
il soon abd it will be finished in time i"l
next season 1t will be 4 nncadamizcd roat
and when finished will place Monterey con
siderably nearer Pen Mar than it is now
will also make one Of tie loyellcst of the
many lovely drives on the mountain. l.
Reust0ne Gazette
Catoctin clarion., 1888-12-20

Prompt attention given to all calls,
prh)ic Office in the Drug store,
Private consultation room III the rear q
the Drug store,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
As Il Happs,ned.

A clock ticked merrily among the pas
Bengcrs on a Case avenue CIR the other
day, and one passenger after another
looked up cheerfully and saidi
That sounds goodl Where Is the
ticketsN
No one seemed to know. One little
woman with her arms full Of packages
fidgeted and looked uncomfortable
That isn't clock you hear, said q
distraught, wild looking man who sat near
the door; SITS my heart you hear beat
ing, gentlemens'
Everybody looked at him sympathetic
callyi when man fl the corner who had
been reading a paper suddenly jumped
up.
What's that drip, drip; over theres Be
keerfuI, ma'an, that lamps lealfnsi I
kin smell kerosene ~
AT this moment the alarm in the clock
went Of, and the man who had heart dis
ease rushed out of the car and was seen
running wildly down the sidewalk, while
the.lltile woman with the clock rang the
bell aud carried of the eauep Of the dis
ttrbance. Detroit Free Press.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03


One of the most interesting sights
ever saw in my life, says a cores
pondent, is the wood chute at the
Homesteak Mine. This mine has a
raiitoad twenty-five miles long to the
pineries where fuel IS obtained, ard
the foad ends at the top Of a nigh hill
rust above TIC mill. here the wood is
dumped into chute mabe Of heavy
logs lined withiron. The logs descend
with Tremendous velocity, and on
reaching the air, pass over the hill,
and land some $50 feet from The
foot Of the buff. For hours perfect
stream of logs passes over the head
of the men at work below, and 10 a
new conner ii seems sufficiently dan
gerous, but no accident ever occurred
and one soon gets over the nervous
feeling. Five thousand cords Of wood
are piled at A$3sne by the arrange
ment which saves tens Of thousands
Of dollars annually to the company,
disposing Of $4,000 cords year with
|out any COST of piling.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

Ohio win elect Secretary Of State
and Congressman Tuesday, Nov. 6,
Orego viii elect Congressman
and Legislature Tuesday, June. 4,
Pennsylvania will elect a Supreme
Court Judge, Legislature, and con-
gresham Tuesday, Nov 8.
Rhode Island will elect State Of
ficers and Legislature Wednesday,
April 4, and Congressman Tuesday,
Nov. 6.
South Carolina will elect Stale Of
ficers, Legislature, and Congressman
Tuesday, Nov. s.
Tennessee will elect Governor
Legislature, and Congresmen Tues
day, Nov. s.
Texas will elect State officers, Leg
islature, and Congressman Tuesday,
Nov. 6.
Vermont will elect State officers
Legislature, and Congressmen Tues.
day, Sep. A.
Virginia will elect Congressmer
Tuesday, NOV. 6.
West Virginia will elect State Off
GERS, Legislature, and Congressmen
Tuesday, Nov6.
Wisconsin win elect State officers
Legislature, and Congressmen Tues
day, NOV. s.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

While Edwin Forrest was playing an
engagement at Ford's theatre, MI. Car
pcntfr spoke to the presidentene day Of
tho aetor's line Interpretation 0f the char
aeter Of Rlehelien, and advised him to
witness the performance The CONVEX
sation occurred ia The presence eE Senator
Harris, Of New York, Who wrote the
plagf asked the president os Mr. Car
penter ssBnlwer was the reply.
s'AhFs he rejolneG Awell. knew Bnl-
NYef atote novels, but did not know lie
was d play writer also Il may Seem
somen.llat strange TO say, ne continned,
''bat Iipeyer read an entire novel ia my
lite. Said Judge Harris Is It pOssi-
hlegH Ycs'' returned tie PRECEDENT.
''it isa fact / onee commenced Ivan
hoe, but never finished It. b
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

THE commissioner Of immigration
has made some serious errors In his
school statistics for Brown county
The figures should read: No. Of or
ganized townships, 81 No. indepen-
dent districts, 4; school population,
1881; No. Of ungraded schools In
county, IaS; No. graded schools.
q; no. Of rooms in samet
Is; value Of school property, Srao,
a1s.gs; amount expended for year
ending June goth for support oi
schools S53,I4I,44.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
THE ELECTIONS OF 1888.

4 - - @NAAAfN< a ANSANAS Va 1900 =.
All the States will elect presidential
Electors Tuesday, Nov. s. The Elec-
tors then chosen will meet al their
res esgsescctt;;iTc State S;itpii0is wednesday.
Dec.S ana cast their ballot for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the
United States.
Alabama win elect State officers
and Legislature Monday, Aug, 6, and
Congressman Tuesday, Nov. s.
Arkansas will eiec. State officers
and Legislature Monday, Sept. !,
and Congressmen Tuesday, Noy.6.
California will elect part Of its
Legislature and Congressmen Tues
day, Nov. 8.
Colorado viii elect State officers,
Legislature, and Congressman Tues
day, Nov. 8.
Connecticut will elect State officers,
Legislature, and Congrssmen Tues
day, Nov. 8.
Dakota will elect a delegate tocon-
gress, Tueeday Nov. 8.
Delawars viii elect Legislature and
CongressInen Tuescay Nov. s.
Florida will. elect Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Legislature, and
Congressmen Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Georgia will elect Governor and
Legislstue Wednesday, Oct. 4, and
Congressmen Tuesday, Nov. s.
Illinois viii elect Governor, Lieu
Itenant-Goyernof, Secretary Of
State, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney
General, Legislature and Congress
men Tuesday, Nov. s.
Indiana wall elect State officers,
Legislature, and Congressman Tues
day, Nov. s.
Iowa will elect minor State officers
and Congressman Tuesdey, Nov. &.
Kansas viii elect State officers.
Legislature, and Congressmen Tues
day, Nov. 8.
Kentuckey will elect Congress
men Tuesday. Nov, 6.
Louisiana will elect State officers
and Legislature Tuesday, April. Il.
and Congressmen Tuesday. Nov 8.
Maine viii elect Governor and
other State officers, Legislature, and
Congressmen Monday, Sept. ro'
Maryland will elect Eonersssnaen
Tuesday, Nov 6.
Massachusetts viii elect State ofEI-
ers, Legislature, and Conaressmen
Tuesday, Nov 8.
Michigan viii elect State officers
Legislature, and Congressnaen Tues
day, Nov. s.
Minnesota win elect State off5ccrs
Legislature, and congressman Tues
day Nov. 6.
Mississippi viii elect Congresssaen
Tuesday, Nov. &.
Missouri will elect State oficers
Legislature and ConeressAnen.
Nebraska win elect State officers.
LegislatuFe, and Congressmen Tues
day, Nov. s.
Nevada will elea Legislature and
longressmen Tuesday, Nov. 8.
New lHampshlfe Will elect Govern
Eor and other Sszte officers. Legis.
IIature, and cougressnSsn Tuesday.
sw jersey win elect LegislatuFs
and Conggessmen Nov. 6
sw York viii elect Governor and
Lieutenant { 4Uvefflf,f& ami fsf,nT-Aea
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

A Kalamazoo man has a parrot that
he wouldt sell fer its weight ia sii-
yer. On FIVE different occasions has
this intelligent bird saved the house
from being burglarized. The last
time was on a recent night. The bur-
glar got the door unfastened, but
when he opened it the parrot aeleaa
IN 4 stern and harsh voice. Hello,
fherel What's the matter1" The
burglar didn't answer, but fell over
himself in his desperate hurry to get
away fr6m there.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
ouR oldfriend Major Barrett, of the

OUR oldfriend Major Barrett, Of the
Aberdeen Republican, is slightly out
Of humor with the commissioners fol
not giving him the county printing
and has taken to writing letters tohis
paper about itovSrthe signature "Re-
publican. We don't blame the major
for being angry, in fact, he has right
to be roaring mad about it. When a
man goes and kicks over his own pail
of milk he has perfect right to be
mad. He must feel something like
a man does after he has thumped his
thumb with a hammer.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

Claus Spreckels, the famous sugar
speculator, is now giving attention to
the encouragement Of beet-stgar cul-
ture in Northern California, and says
that the beet-sugar industry can be
established in almost every State in
the Union, and that it will give net
profit Of from $50 to SIS an acre to
the farmers.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
land once at Aberdeen. OAK, Jan. a, 1sss.

Land ONCE at Aberdeen, Oak, Jan "a, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that file falfowing
named settler has diBi notice II his i4ter-
ton TO make 1inai pl cot "a fnppcrG Gof IL .claim
ana 1hat said proofw be made before the
20 slster OF recelver at Aberdeen, OAK, on
April 6, 1858, viz.
William II. Payne.
For the u Q II OF sec s., town 12l nortb, OF
rang -, west. He names tho following wit.
nesses TO prove his continuous residence mp
oI, and cultivation OF said land VIZ: Ill T..
Militamss Riley Powell, M j. Humphrey and
John Mac Donald, ali Of Rondail, Oak.
n. IL HARRIS, Register.
John II. Perry, Attorney. rs
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03

oTICE--AfIldavits of publicaffon OF al legal
notices published IN lie SUN can be obtain.
Price for Publishing nnal proof notices,
$500.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-03
conn. aoo JulY \. Ias1.

Land ONCE &C Aberdeen, Dak Jan. "a, 1883
Notice In hereby fiven that the
following named settler has fled
notice OF his intention TO
make final proof Ia support Of his clairn. and
that said proof will be In8ds before tho regis.
lister or recelYer Of tho u. s land offlee at Alb
erdeen, Dak., on March TO- 1888, VIII
stephen u. Welcn.
II e No. 0,079 for tho ek sec /, town I2l
rknge e2. He names the following witnesses
10 prove bis continuous feStl ence upon. and
cultivation Of, raid land, yiz II. u. Hyds,
.. Is. Carpenter, & NJ, shuemaker and j. w,
Forkner, all OF Bath, OAK
N hi HARRIS Register.
Lamont q Earregang. Attorneys 2-s