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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

4 Farewell Shot Mr.. Ediier.-ln dis
closing a discussion, which has served its pur-
pose in awakening people to the importance
Of thinking ard Judging for themselves, Tax
payer makes his bow, and begs to say cal,
uaie, with all good will and charity.
In the discussion, since he "set down
naagbt in malice, he finds nothing tc
extcnuate," and he earnestly trusts, when, IL
the near future, the court house shall be re
moved to La Plata, that the worthy editor 0
the Times will, in justice to Taxpayer permi
him to take him to its cupla, and from thA
higher plane aud purer sphere and show hin
those sphinx-like tar receipts. Then perhaps
since riaers est crederc, his doubts may all "b'
solved and his understanding Of "other mat
tiers" be enlightened.
Tnx-payer
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28
Death OF Prominent Citizen. ! Died

DcalH Oh IfOmlueht NttlEth' btSu'
at his residence, near NewIo~n, on Saturday,
March End, 1890 MIR, John G. Chapman,
aged So wears. Ills funeral took place on
Tuesday, aud his remains were inferred a.
Mount Rest Cemetery, neav Ia Plata.
The deceased was at FIRST attacked With ia
grippe, eliminating in pnenmon a, followed
by severe heart trouble, resulting in death
He leaves widow and five children, all
grown, to mourn his loss. The deceased was
well known throughout the county and he
loved by all who knew him. He followed
farming for livelihood aud made a success Of
the pursuit As pubic spirited citizen he
had no equal; he was always willing to use
his means aud his energy TO aid in the cause
Of aug enterprise, and The hind and cheerful
announcement that he was eyei willing aud
ready 10 give the young men Of bis county to
push ahead to success against difficulties will
mark his memory in the hearts OF many as
lasting as the lives OF those he thus made his
devoted friends Tuu his death vas blow,
sudden. deep aud sud We knew him only
IN the common Walks OF business iliel We heN-
CT knew him till the blooming days ofour
youth we're past. But in the rugged struggle
Of manhood years We crossed each Others
path Nay, and soon an acquaiutaneeship
spraug into friendship and deep and sincere
devotion. Because OF his straight forward
dealing with his fellow man, the honesty Of
purpose with Which he advocated any cause
that he espoused, the justice which he ever
sou. ut to have done aud the innate desire = :
ways to have his county progress won our Is
TEEN. aud now that the cold earth has called
hack its own clay aud God, We hope, bis soul,
We trust that our grief may be allowed to
mngle with the tears of his devoted family
aud comfort them in their sad hoar Of allie
ton, and cheer them in the holy hope that be
is Gar happier than We, aad in The belief that
We should brayey bear our loss with chris
tiaa resignation, though ever cheerishing the
memory Of his many years Of well spent life
viii deep and loal affection.
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NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRIST Mill,
Wheelwrght and Blacksmith Shop
COX,S STATION.

am now prepared to do all the Saving
and Grinding that NAV be needed by the TAR
,;Y,se. n ny, ses+.sya~. My flgllilies arg ample
;or good aud rapid work.
Grinding days Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS Saving done on shares or for cash
wish 10 inform nay friends and the pnh!ie
that owint. 10 the hard times in this neigh
borhood ana tho scarcity Of none {, am com
nelled "a exact lie cash on delivery, aud i
viii he us.less to ask for credit. Positively !
Will not grant it. Ny business hereafter VIII
hs conducted on Il strict cash basis.
Lumber, Shingles and Laths, etc always
nm han5 q saw I'd at The shortest notiee Al
kind If vehicles repaired and I'll kiads OF
f.rming implements made and repaired a a
Short notiye. All work done IN my shors
are an,rsnteed. Should any PERSONS work
give way by reason Of Workmanship II shall
be again repaired free Of charge if brought
back ~ nv shop. Thanking the pahlie tot
pnst fayors, hope 10 share their patronage n
,he f,,,,re G +. HAYDEN,
Cox's Station, Charles county, Md.
A, the residence OF the above named person
kee" constantly on hand small liue o.
groceries 10 suit the eounlr! trade Can and
bnv E.A. e. HAYDEN. jan l4-ln
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L0cal BreUitteA.
Fdorkcrillam.

L0c0t ftfCCttttAs
Next SUNDAY Is PAIN Sunday.
TUESDAY next is All Fools Day.
Fresh herring will soon be plentiful.
There ARE only few more days in Lent
DR.. YIN. R. Wilmer is very sick at his
home in Baltimore city wi.h &a attack OF
paralysis.
Having to remain At our post Of duty at
Annapolis both night aud day during tn 5
week, we hope any shortcomings tn Il may
occur in our columns win be overlooked.
Among the so-c2lled 4nti-court house crowd
who visited Annapolis on Tuesday Of las
week, we're many Of our personal friends,
who stated that as their expenses were paid
they took advantage Of the offer to visit An
napolis Sightseeing, and not to fight the
court house bill. To pay the expense OF their
visiting committee was possibly good idea
with the bosses, though little expensive,
but they should have told the boys 10 bride
tHelr tongues
great many remedies are advertised to
bring them before the public, Who decides
whether the article IS good or Dad, The good
reputation which Or. Bulls Baby Syrup en-
Joys is standing guarantee Of its merits. =
Price only Is cents.
Laxaior is the sovereign remedy for dys-
pepsia aud all digestive disorders Price Is
cents Il package. For sale by all druggists.
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Orphans Court Bill -Notwithst1nd

Orphans Court Bill -Notwiihst1nd-
ing the pretended desired tine local bosses for a
reform in the matter Of the frequency Of the
Orphans Court sitlings, and their conduct
afterwards 10 defeating The Bin, another was
later introduced, passed and has beeo signed
~ the Governor It it now law that TINT
august holy Of protectors Of the Widows md
orphans shall holl hut two sessions a months
cn the second aud fourth TUESDAY Of each
month This new change along the line OF
Irogre sion viii save the taxpayers ahout
$500 q year, An indignation meeting is ~
order. Senator Elelen, negative leader, is
invited Caut you serve rs chairman?
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Defeated Measure. The Governor afier
returning To-. A...,,.t'- lroaa his visit q in
speeilon 10 die county on Monday vetoed the
court house bili, assigning as his reasons
therefore. drs, that the people are unable to
bear .he burden, and serondly, that the meas
ure should he submitted to The people. Now,
If such were the real reason underlying the
action Of the vacillating Governor, where
was there the necessity ofpulting on airs Of a
pretended Justice, and visiting The county
The bin itself showed upon its face what the
expense would lie to the people and thntit WIS
mandatory. Why then did he not do the
manly thing and veto the bill at once? There
is consolation always in a manly hghu
There are two sides to every question and no
sensible man takes ofense at adverse actisn Il
fairly treated. The Governor 10 this matter
has not only acted bebyish and unfair but
contemptible. A spirit Of unfairness also has
characterize the opposition including R. II.
Edelen in this matter throughout. Every
sort Of statement without any regard for its
correctness was made to defeat the measure
and II lies at the doorstep Of Edelen, Comp
ton and Turner, the latter gentleman having
drawn the FIRST petition asking for the remov-
al Of the county seat, was the hrst to sign it,
examined the bill before it was introduc and
a change was made in it to suit his notion,
aud afterwards he took somersanlt an
worked against it, Some Of these gentlemen
the people may settle with possibly too in the
not very distant future. For our part We
simply have 10 say that We did our duty as
we understood it without backbiiing or max
ing unfair criticisms of anybody and have NJ
apologies to make and intend to keep up Z
progressive fight on the same line until thu
end is accomplished.
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Tax.payer

Captain Blake's New Boat THE new
steamer to run between Washington, this city
aud Mount Vernon was launched at the liar-
Ian aud Holliugsworth ship yard, Whining
ton. Delaware, on SATURDAY., and was chris
tened aCharles Mac Alestpr There were 40
ceremonies. Captain l.. l.. Blake, the owner
aud commander OF the craft md Colonel }
c. NeEihbin, the proprietor Of Marshall li'il,
witnessed the teqneh which was most sue
ressful one. The Manchester is iescr'hed rs a
very handsome vessel She will accommo-
date i, SEQ passengers, and will be luxurious
ly fitted up The appointments will rival the
handsome buffet cars She will make two
trims dtily TO Mount Vernon and Marshall
Hall, leaving at 10 Il. N. and $3.50 r m DAT
nv, and will run from Washington to the for.
luer place in forty-dye uiuntes. She will
reach Washington about the lst OF May. AMI
her intpd trip will be made uoiable event
- Alexaniria Gazette.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

Pastor Returned Rev. r, II Aexan-
der has been reassigued to Pisgah Parish
Mr.. Alexander is very popular with his flock,
and the good news Of his continuation among
them has made many hearts happy. He is
not 10 the "manor BORN but his untring
zeal in the good course of religion and the
profound respect thar he entertaius for all re-
Iigjous denominations has made him most
popular clergyman.
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4 Lady's Perfect Companion on,

4 Lauy TtTIttI Companion -0nr
new book By Dr.. iohd u. bye, one Of New
York's most skilltul physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary in childbirth, but results
from causes easily understood and overcome.
1t clearly proves that any woman NAV be-
come Il mother without suffering any main
whatever. Ii also tells how TO overcome ana
prevent m.rning sickness aud the many other
evils attending pregnancy. II is highly en-
lorsed hy physicians every where as the wife :
true priya'e companion. Cut this out il will
save you great pain, ard possibly your life
Send two cent stamp for descriptive circulars
testimonials, and eon6deatiel letter sent IN
sealed envelope. Adress FRANK THOMAS
& Co., Publishes, Baltimore, Nd. 7-ems
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Statesmen WANTED.--E

4 Co, the Nurserymen Of Geneva, \. !, re-
quest our assistance in securing for them one
or more frsi-class men, to take an agency 10
this or adjoining counties foe The sale o. their
Nursery stock This firm guarantees all stock.
aud pays saleries ranging from $50 to 500
per month aud OK penses to successful workers.
ANY Of our readers not engaged for the season,
or whose time is not wholly employed will DO
well to grasp the opportunity here offered,
aud write the above firm at once for full par.
ticulars. good chance for all M lf-l3i
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

IN Early Stri ybtrry season II is
expected that the general strawberry crop
will he ,eyeta weeks e.ulier this year than
last season, owing to the uniformly mild win
ter which has pro.ed to De specially beneficial
10 the plants. The season usually opens
about the beginning of June, tut this yer il
Is expected that homegrown Strawberries
will be placed on the market ahout the middle
Of May. In fact, il tie weather is favorable
ali kinds Of garden produce will he IN make
g''sssssss,s thtn -s'' ,s~-s
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ActIritY on the Farm -The

Activity on the Farm.-rhe season Of
activity for tie farmer is again at hand. OPP
Grafton which during the winter have been
confined to the stables and barnyard have
been transferred to the field, and the enter
prising farmer is at work busily breaking
ground and having the brush burned and
cleaning UP the premises generally.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28
Oyster Season Drawing to Close :

Oyster Season Drawing TO Close
The oyster season is rapidly drawing to an
end and most Of the parking houses will close
up the latter par, Of this month. The season,
Notwithstanding tie scarcity Of stock, has
been remuncraiive one to al engaged in the
business, better prices having been obtained
than for several seasons past.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28
A snnn,, Legal Opinion.

r. cambridge Mundav, Es1., county attor.
ney, CLAY county, Texas, says lave YOU used
Electric Btters with most happy results Ny
brother also was very low with Altihrlal lever
This medicine Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saypi his life" Mr.. y. Wilcox 5on, Of Horse
Cave. Ky. adds like testimony. SAYING He
positively believes he would nave dled' had Il
DIV WIN ward or, as Wen is cure all haltFta
disease, aHd for all kidney. liver aud stonaei
disorders stands mequaled. Price % cents
and : at w. W. Pddgett's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

a. Ober & Sons Guano. All person:
indebted TO g. Ober & Sons Co.. for Guane
purchased from John Lloyd OF
VIM. J, Burch, will please come forward
49, make setteuesss sssass'
toned ut Bryan.own.
G. b. LLOYD, General Agent.
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RnckIrn,s A,n.ca snixe.

The hest sulvein the world f.r cuts, brnis-
Is, sores, ulcers, sill rheum. feS0r sores, ga
,rr chapped hands, chllnIains corns, and al
skin cruptious, aud positively cares piles, o.
no pay required It is guaranteed 10 2;v'
pertecl Satisfaction, or money refunded. Prize
Is cents per box. Far sac BY ". W PAD
get.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28
cloth for Men and Bows, wear.

Is. 81, 40, As 80, 60, Is, SIC, 90.
Handsome Cashmere Plaids, elegant French
Dress Goods, all pare fine wool, wide double
width, reduced to soc, real value sc. China
Silks size, India Silks 373c. Gs- Supe-
rior Quality Black French Silks-at 90
yard, are special cash bargains. The qnallty
is the same as our / so silks, but not quite as
wide. silk Velvets Silk Pushes, 80, 60, 10
soc. 90, 25. Beautiful Dress Ginghams
new French styles loo Red Twilled Flannel
pure wool, extra heavy, Csc English CASH
mers all colors, extra wide double width, near
" all pure fine wool 25c Plnid Muslin, s,
8, 10. l23c Black Surah Silk, excellent quail
ity soc.
Positively no reduction to wholesale huyers
because we are selling at almost actual cost
prices. Our Catalogue of valuable information
will be mailed to you free Of change If request
ed
/ Special Notice-A cash purchaser Of Dry
Goods amounting to 81 will entitle the pur-
chaser to one of our valuable cards. Ten Of
these cards presented at CARRIERS, Cash Dry
Goods Store, will be exchanged for valua-
BILE present.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one Of the
i following presents, with purchase Of 90:
A pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets worth Toe.
A half dozen, fine quality, pure linen, Damask
Napkins, worth 75c: or pair Of fine quality,
/ large size Damask Towels, worth 75c. Also
other valuable presents too numerous to men
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

All eolors. navy blue and black included,
extra wide double fold. all pure wool. 25c.-
Ladies Baibrigan English Stockings. excellent
quality the 25c kind, three pairs for 50c.
Black silk Mohairs. very fine quality, extra
wide double fold. s7lc. Verv best quality
Fruit Of the Loom bleached cotton one ynro
wide SIC worth Ioc. Double White Wool
Blankets. 80, 90. ? 50, 3 90, Is, 80,
s 90. 6 90, 8 90 and 10 co. Superior quality
Black French Silks. special cash bargain, 90,
/ % and | so Sheeting Cotton, exeellen.
quality, 25c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-03-28

NOTICE.
rEHIS is to gre notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court o.
Charles county, Maryland, letters of adniais-
tration on the personal estate Of
z. FRANCIS FREEMAN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
~ warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. TO the
subscriber, on or before The 25th day Of Sept
next. They may otherwise BY law be ex'
eluiea from all benefit Of said deceased estate
Given nm Ter my hand this 2Slh day o.
March, 1890. ,,.,,,t,,
Administrator OF Z. Francis freeman,
NH IS am
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Nen.nlnic IerSol.s

And those troubled with nervousness resulting
nom care or oserw ofk viii be relieved hy Ia kine
Bros0n's Iron BifterS. cs,,,,na
has trade marx ard cgqssce ses i.aes On wrapper.
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RotaE ates Personal.

e5- The O1Fcs Of he lsDEpEsDESr hds seen
refaovsd 70 he first far u he Masonic Hatti
Immediately opposite he Episcopal thureh.
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Imnarial Diagonals.

Elegant Dress Goods, all colors, navy blue
ard black included, extra double width, ~
pure fine wool special cash bargain 373c. Gold
Medal Bed Ticking, yard wide, zoe Table
Damask in red cream and white, Is, 374i 40
AS, so, 90, IS, SIC, and 90.
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FOR low prices OF Lumber see advertise
ment Of Willctt 3 Libby.
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EXTRAORDINARY
CAsE $500 i CASH
BARGAINS. BARGAINSy
Ladies' Cloth Dress Goods.

IT ONSDALE Cambria, very finest quality,
1 rard vile only 10. red vnlne l2ac.
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MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,

ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The young mans advocate
The poor mans friend.
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Terms Of advertising: For plain matter
81 90 per square q lnesl for the first nser-
ton, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Rule and figure matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates
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WILLIAM REISINGER & son.

WILLIAM RElSINdEk q NUN
612 Colombia Ave., Cor. South Greene Street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13
The wabash Railroad.

THROUGH /PULLMANS ttetn ColerA-
DO, Utah and Wyem;ag 70 81. i.-slzs- This
Requires bas ene chaage Of cars between
points IN The State ard Territories aesrs
aAsE,s.1 70 New YeFk, Boston. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, WAshiagt5a Pittsburgh Aad
osae- Eastsra Peials.
THROUGH DINING CARS from Den
YES u ssf. Isaais. connectipg Atq thai point
WIKI through Diaers from there "a The prin.
cinai Eas.eEn citses. abundance o. tinae and
menu the Market sGAres-
THROUGH FREE CHAIR cAEs sis
the W4bssh 70 aii pFineipAi paists on Is.
line. viz: C.hicage. Toledo. -. Leafs La
Fasslte, JaekseHYiiie, Peeri2. Dee Aolasss
Dsnrille. SFringield, DetFDtt, OtsGmws
srsti .ins#ypediAse points
NAM KuUDOlR CARS are run be
1weea- kansas City AEi a.. LOUIS, CAiesgo
ard Tslsie. Thsse are the NEST elegant
gssssAugeF easchea ever buils ard iFssnrc he
sl,vssst p-ivaey ard luxury. An elegantly
ssTuippsa bufEed is pseaais@at ssssaiFs cs
tnis service.
F.FHEs III. PFARTICULARs ap sad aPpli-
C.N, HAMPsox.
Commercial Agt, Denser.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13

ROYAL GALLERY or F0EfR Y
AND Art '' is the tlsle Of = sumpsuous
RoyAl QaArto Volume Of $40 pages aeTot-
ed b selections from- the widee rNRge 81
ErgiTsh ii,erstare, both pross and poetry,
made by skillful and synraihetie ssail,iS,
lis va.ue Is enhanced b. short hiogrzphsss
Of each Of he 400 stAhdard agtbors, whose
productions it contains. A prominent
feature Of Wonderful beauty, interest and
:sstEzeEiSeEess lLfeHNa ia is nearly 800
sDpgFh IiuzirAszati0ns. The combined re-
sass IA an iae speasiys. vet elegNal xos4Me
lrs,aillng for $3.50 and $4A0 ia ehesce
bin3lags) which introduces as p tse best
-esstrsr~sss- ttAA-e ~v-id hss ever knaTn- The
w0rs u soia By snbseFipiiga only. and 2
rare artistic. and veil esgrsAs lilsrarE Aae
historic yAipe. are Al once Recognised aat
appreciated BY sgent and subscriber Atiks
;Tusali1g il a sure sale feF heginnefs ss WEI
A. more expesieneeSa aBzSsseTs. Fcs terms
aesaex aszgssr ta TkeI. DSwing Company
iSi2 Msrket 81, san fra;,clsco,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13
The First Step.

rsrhsps ysa arr run ao-a. tsa't ,es,
easst saaep, eAna mink, ean' I Do shythtae
10 yaur sAtisfaciissH, ard ySu Woudes What
ala ven. Hau- sheaaA heed tie wArHsae,
s,,,s ar liking TN nj I,sr- sni1ai..
ProstrHsiun. Yea nssd S-rye Tsaie snd
il EieCtTir BHs~rI yog viii dnd tks sHaei
rrsasay Fcf Fastsrihg Ysu neSvces ststsm
10 fts rornssl, hcSltay cosdiuoa. SssFrss-
f1as fesuiss feltpw shs nss Of THE ghse,
Nerve TcRic ard Altsrasiys. Ioat appe'
ute vetafns. ISed aigestSoa Is restored, and
the Liver and ktinsys FAsaaas aAAliay az
iss.ss Try sestAe. PRISE 90. at r. More
j. Al..s nesy4e&la al4-.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13
Sotiee.-rimber Cslsurs..
LlzxxSn 81 &.sxssz zIrASs- tiFStsR, ,-1f
La CrnesA, n VI

-IIaxxSn "a Gsxss base fiFvtsRs ---If
L.Ss Craeez. n "
September :, lsoo-
Complaint having been entered Al this
oesee by Fans,ine Marques agAiass Edward
G. HAees, tor trandaleRtiv eBtsring Tias-
tsas GaisaFa Easry No. 6sS. dated Feb
II. Isss. upoa The y Mi ard Lot ]. Sse,
1, tcwuship % south range ssss. IN Doaa
Auz Nu11yTf ~ H VIII WV % Wv
sasceilstion 81 said entry; eofissstant aS-
seg..ng IhAl tie sasd parties are hereby tanl--
,.sot.sd u appear a, this odlee rn t!te 9th
4ay Of Nct0sef, t59t ~ l57O pl0sA Al 70
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said Alssged failure.
Rsgisser.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13
desert Land FINAL Proof.
Lard 0Eca At L&a Ctuoes, Y. NJ,
- - 81 - ''=-

Lard 0isca At L&s Ctuees, Y. NJ
avg. =, 1850.
Notice Il tsFrty given shAt
WM. +. HAGANS, If AathoSIy. y u,
has aled notice Of intention 70 make pFeof
on hls desert land cl@im No. ca, .or Lot ?,
Sec IS. Tn. u santa ns Rg east. before
Reg5sssr sad Recctgs- as Las Cruces, y NJ.
m ttsr aaTTtB DIV Of Seat-. 1899.
He nafaes lae falloaiaE witnesses 20
prove tie complies irrigation and rrcianA-
iicn Of said ia#ss George King, wltjArn
King. EdSard TSibe.s, AivlH MeIlvansy. all
Of Anta0ny, \. H.
SGNrkE P. NcCsEA,
IA Rssisfs-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-09-13

sllnE4lcK
aI4ris4 -

= IisfrRp SfATks LAM uFElcK
Las crusss. n NJ, Sept Q. lese.
CompsnsRs having hess entered a. eaia
offiee sy Geo IL. Merits, against Cou-
r7si tigtz. for sbahdnaing hIs tisuasst1ad I'd
Fntrv NJ. sOI. dated ApFii y, Issx. upon
the NV 1 SWg. SWi SiVk and 81 NNt,
seesioA "a. township Is south range ! nsat,
in DaEa Ana County. Nsw Mexasss vita a
TieS . TIA rsaes.fxssyE q sssss estsy the
said parties are hereby tannnoned 70 sp-
ue3r d this oHios on The sosh day ofOctoeer
Issn, Al 20 o'clock A. M. u rexpoad ard
gfarnlsh testimony conerFring said alleged
Abandonment.
ss RpgiS.er