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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
m SECOND JUDICIAL DusrRlcr

IL SECOND JUDICIAL DlsTRlCT
4Ccuft. orinsby County. State Of Ncvsda IN
the matter u the ESTATE Of Thonss Hhechan.
dsccASs'd. Notice II hereby given that FRIDAY
tAr 18th day 81 MARCH. 1871. q 10 o'cisch 1. ~.
icing day of the February Term. ISL, VI ~ 4
Couss. and the Courtroom thereof In Cassop
city, county and sssic sfosrssid. have bsrn sp-
pointed - the tima and place for proving the
will Of said fhomss Hhcchan, dcueasrd, aud
fos bearing The pstttiou u kivtu A. sherman
Tor irsssrs tesssnentary. when and vhsru any
psfuDn Interested may appear and oonisss the
zane. kl.TkED aEi.N. Cisrk-
March .. is71.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

mAesr's nAsscssA bAas pssssssps - ~
$780, ~ ecmpsestse. svosvss sssctlss. -
81 saliovneo. ssshss ~ On ~. VIM -
ssitcsss. lie ayplica1ton casnge ~ dsserSed.
say7teoi.vfaiy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21

Highest aud lowest thermometer for
last "a hours. ending March 10, 9p.x.:
Highest thermometer. -. IS degrees
Lowest thermometer. ...... % degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-21
GRAND MASQUERADE
g KATINO CARNIVAL TO m
~ GIVEN AT THE
CARSON rHgATGR.
Friday Might, March 3oth.

Prizes An 70 be awarded ~ follow.
To brst lsdy shsaes-0ps asv psas Pltmpsou
skates.
To hs.s ysniIsrsss sAssss--oss neg psls os
PlIrspton sksses.
70 ssss ssaiismsn susssinsd chasHesss-A
hondsomely engraved medal.
10 bs~s lsxly sustained Character H sndspes.
" ensnved m,eslal. :"
10 rtcheee lady dssss -Oue ane bsdes.
10 esss gentlemen drcas-Ons aue 1900.
Hasquen viii form for tn 0r>nd nsrrh "A
sotinrs. ~ o'elock Masler Thn. O'Counos
vul give - eHhibisson q estlt nkastnr. a 40
oIeioch = eahteAthpn ~ voory n6e1tna VII -
9v9 - she esns osntleaa6. A. II o'eloch
~ SsAgs. Who VII - ssle1ou1 b. a. suSi.
enc VII evefi tlss psisns. vhsa a. massusgv
VIII fu9W - LINZ ~ ununok unnAina nil -
coneieosd usetl % e'eturk. 0ao11oa viii -
b The ee1ss - shs nsghS us1il { osioeH 4. =.
nes sostaG - bsaaB 100 Ull0 = = saesa6.
ancs. 4 Ouse1a9 viii - % tn ~ ~.
sisce utah . vasts1 sssnssnaa1 e eusasnO.
u vioes COMMITTEE,
~. q. hies, NJ 4. oassiias.
y; ~: D. No., Ss. Ia nsssAosss.
aASss ~ AnBsnasou,
spsetaaoy .........ot 0asquen.. ~
Childssa ue<iss u ysass. .. - svsos.
wenyessD - 0rsse o6ehsos q ~ mai No
sas a:eh. npn<eaeHs Util - tieks1A 4 ~
dnos ~ n1khf % ~ perspYmsnce. 4 hp-vD-
ton Co0At1s1 VII - 4 ~ dsns 70 - Sksa
NJ iupryps ehsrocteu iotruos No shsceM
psHitee4 % ~ Moos s1cepi IA masqur.
nh M ,. .. WALTON, hu1aevs.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-22
SEED POTATOES
From B K d Sons Potato Catalogue
COMPTON'S SURPRISE.

Seeding
AFcr
we're
don The product
beautiful hers icing picked from the surface OF measured
ofth under
f,ia ztzaaent t which
and Iolr old
r C
svas suutu
aiqrr,si II & be eruch ut
rt3in its luat
Thchi shqu
f fnI
t.at Il ltc aTIca caganccc &
in
las civedt eunann TO then
v,ni of front to o
and in
the St u
-Iet~ ta theyu
vflt which
Wits family Potato This
found in other kinds
aeo crajS for Seed Potatoes
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-22
EXTRA EARLY VERMONT.

The yor merit, variety n be
c,a-d i
h i
award the
report o ne
Ills Nearly
,t aqnda uio
uoe u
pounds each and Mr. % raised one ter that Weighed THREE P9UN
! tlah and its freedom from
grNu
Ea-7fc "a Ia@sr llut Il far al1a- Is e.
horticultural Society Lon
don.
Iill pIr. si o
lI-ssa Ioritr directly
hor rtlscva
per ''"'e' >" N''
0.,ro-- 1S-7tc7 Sroaisburg "A
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-22
NEW
MACHINE SH0P!.

LII Il - - ' - FssA - 4
The subscriber having started Machiu
Shop, near the head Of
Main Street, StrOudsburg, Pa.
is prepared 10 build. and repair all kinds Of
Machinery with accuracy, and dispatch.
Being fitted with
SPECIAL NACHINER y FOR TURN
ING. iSHAFTINGf. AND PUL-
LEYS. AND WITT ~
PROVED TOOLS
Of various kinds, and having IN experience
Of over Thirty years, in designing, and
building machinery for special purposes,
feel warranted in guaranteeing the best of
work Have on hand, and building,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-22
ANOTHER TROPHY WON
BY THE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS

These superior and beautifully finished in
struments so far ecIipsed their competitor in
volume, purity, sweetness and delicacy Of tone,
as to carry off the first and only premium Civ
en- to exhibitors Of reed Organs at the Monroe
County Fair, held September p, 1874.
Buy onty the best. Fer price list address
Oct I-tf j. y. SlCiAFbS,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-22

October :, IS15-tGl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
Biography of q Great Ntock (iamblsr,

Jay Gould |. a native Of Hoxbury.
Delaware county, N. Y. His father WINS
the iirst male child horn Iii the town.
Jay Ooul.l'S mother died whom hc was
about ID years old, aud hi. father hnx
been dead about eight years. The farm
IN whicl. his father lived VIM exchanged
IN 1850 for u house and lot In thu vi.
lagc ~ lsoxbnry, with a. II. nnrhans.
now \ resident III Cleveland. and wns
TIN farm IN which his grandfather nj.
tied. II was also thc homestead III the
Gould family. II can now ba purchased
for ~, on
Jay Gould did make a map Of Della.
ware county, n. T., m has been stated,
Int u WAN considered ilrNl-clans map.
anil wn. we'll received by MI hiM sub.
MrihcrH. Hu also wrote tho first his.
tory u Delaware county. Iii thu year
lA66 he made map of Lake county.
Ohio, and also map ii Oakland county.
Mich lie VIVA then In the man busi.
ne.A, nuL ma.le n siccess II II.
Jay uonlds mother VIVA m active
member II thu Methodist Church. and
one u his sisters married Il Methodist
minister. lie hnx three sisters living
who are active members ii the Meth.
nlist Church.
Jay Gould Ii n elfc.lneaiel man.
about 10 year. oil, n gentleman III stcr.
ling habits, anil energetic. H. com.
menrch surveying In 1855, when about
II years old, TOR Oliver Distun, III Ulster
county, n. 7. He assisted him In the
survey ~ the county. md did not Re-.
ccivr over 4l0 per month for his .eY-
vices. His nuxt work WIN n imp his
own county. III wa. ongagl l In i tan.
merry with Col. XA.loc Pratt, one II thr
iirAt tanner. In bis ,lay III the United
states.
ZMloc Pratt was tho founder Of
PrattAviile. Greene county, n. T., and
wAA Ut one time Tho mo~t extensive tan.
nor IN the world, and also farmer and
banker. He became attached 10 Jay
Gould, and started him Ia tho tanning
business near placc now known ~
tiol.lsb0r0, Pa, arAilr0Mtl station on thc
Delaware and I1ackawMnna railroad.
The plsce waa named In honor NJ Jay
Gould, who VIVA then \ young man
about Nv years old. Mr.. Pratt anl M.
Gould settled up The business II Pratt
: Gould nmiAbly. hy Mr.. Gould ~.
snintnR tho obligation. ii thu Arm, I'll
u which we're closed up according ~
the arrangement without los. 10 Col.
Prntt. - Cleveland Heratd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
49, ss~~ ssAs
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IT. y. .l' !. : !. 1. 4 NJ ! -.
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1855 y " g*sss VI s@sM
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8xAMa Y4SsQ vi #sAs 4A~#s8
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shs tsAts sHa snss shsls shs,ss u ain.
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NH NsAps*s htAlsa M ts*nlsisNE shss
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IN stnsss, sHsssssh the asn. " whg.s
the SaAls nstsatresls Oh sssSss asaftsa
thtu Mr. stsssmsse ftstsss Asht
Ih~W vs1sn~sAs fA~sAet " shs satsi,
tsHi HN~ the snhsea ,sssspss stream
Nndilr fhr shsrp IVA sesrrsng tram
TIE cattle r~fv All rasas wisasB
White rtawssiae apsh the waisiehesA tans
see, tiutrels hsaunts the wss,m.hst~s
ssie~ssF. and sltnss the hsfness s,'sti
Thin frNM the seAs hrad takts Ais ,s.nIso,
Nao~. sswetha tswatd the stable DIR.
Nis whistle ami tAs Fsssins lss
MtMMts ~ Mr. svessie~ Irusn wsShts
Anst ns,w tlW nsw ns~yns silsef vas
NfishstHs III asslA, aud ~ etxsisntxisl,
s Thr tutaxy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
Valuable 1mvenll0u.

A Texas man haA contriv~l plan for
taking wodl ~ railway trains without
stopping. Tho machine consists u Il
hexiblr platform elevated few inches
above the height VI Tho tender, upon
which tho corl.wood In piled. Az the
train pAxAra, by the usc II q lever thu
cnginNrr throws ont catch which takes
The cOurHc III 4 groove In which l,amh
thai Scyolves thu rollers underneath the
platform IL caught, and thu platform II
pAAssA around Ill. rollers, moving toward
the tender, into which tho wOod IN
thrown. Altar the wood 10 DISCHARGED
Tho platform rvosdss, and soespes Ii
daEs. which ~ ", aad 70 uns y losA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

sAs sme~s sssAA ~@s*s = ! ssesmx8 sM
Nzs~A u 49, ~#*A~MtsAa*ssssa W ANA&
tMsas@ Asa**ssH ss* s~ss4s s@ sAF
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fw4# w. swlAasls far#~M *~@t ~ M~hs
sA~ awA - as#A hAsssss ssA go tw~ksmt
ssess hws*et tNsMs h aN#~*~sw No
ws~ssA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

Fapgts ~ srs*4srA ans siMesaassHs the swAs. AVID
shAvF1d ffusa Asss IA snkYMnws
M asAnea ssn snsdt fes tMftaAi absence ani~ss IN
rAs* II rsssrsvssd illh*ss. ~ asssssiss 81
tsesrtnaHseAtsens ~ sna srsm shs ssaassny are
suisssistsA ~ ths instssssnn II she mp ttesvses
EAeh rHr1 II fraasssA ta hate sAshaes ~ ri,Ak.
sf~vsas, atv~~sd alse 40 towels. ~ sabir rap.
hlns. nss* dressing eowh, une lsAthshs xe~h, I've
hsArA Arsrs, kAasr frsk silver tahis AnA ssaAtSnn
w rAes SHs ish~A Nth casn,~, hfneh, t~,ah Aha
nail hsnShea. tsar, etc.
frAts Hcnsy and r-siAse ssamrs as~ 10 w. ~.
trusted ~ she nsfertfsss. No sipendltarwa fes
eiushine ~ cshst itsms vii, ~ msas unlesa ssssu
n money h. sisr~ls~a with the Institution sc~ that
uas1use.
difference NJ religion fursns M s.Aeaaet~ ~ the
altnissiat, N sush - ere wtns To cuhgrem ID the
established routine III lh~ tHsaitnse.
tAt.la hssssr NJ. rATNtrlA Eur~ssu~aa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
Ass...s sAs m.,,.ss.

DkirrLx riNaxm NAifM. III you wish
10 cure brittle Anger nails, oil Or grease
thom 4 little just before going 10 bed,
snd after every washing of tho hands. -
Western Rur6i.
BAKED AppLKs. Pare and quarter anil
lay them In \ skillet; sprinkle each layer
with sugar, small pieccs oi butter and
grated nutmeg; mt In the oven and bake.
! think this much nicer than slcwing
FLooR PAINT. For durable and cheap
paint for house. hoors, dissolve onr
ounce ii glue Ia quart II warm water
and thicken u with pnint. After putting
this ON, 20 over II with coat II boiled
linseed oil. II will IN dry and ready for
,ise In two hours. ~-.SDMfhNrH FMrmlr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

Ds. Tc.wy'sen.d's "a:
g!s!::!;fs:S..f!sssSs
thaaar va Aeei Inow1
Foglle01 0an. WHIT
xGen ~ AtPlt n0oo
AQ0 poeees thr0tl( D
the ooseeu and
s sss YIN tssss sss,,,,,;
- u u forced Into
Inc Lungs BY the -.
t)O1 Ut thq heASt. All
The blood lnCt1eyeo0o
f0&N1tJ1Q 70 eno m0cut
eyNyv four minutes
AZ io ss;'s'd ssso,kES 81;
and ths ncre 0sy.
eeN yOW en4ale 1nto
Ma IunHp the MegN
y0u rurtt ytlle bls,O4.
il IA" ccsSsns With ~
impurities In tho
md barns, l,At1ol1lg
the blood 10 BE- heat.
"a % thae 10 wassaQ
M.ay,s:nss 90
On tM fpvolul Ions
III yOUR blood III peo9o
yipM cannot 10 1t0h.
We drive Mercury
and n lot her In Etlgf-
tlrA tptltOf The blend.
We 9tlafante AtU 1,sl-
rlfyMe blood d. one
third 10 tomeo 1 -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
~. Mary's lAssis~ss,


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AsNsS4 n ssssaa ~ t&sss " nsass ~ Aas1Vs4as
NJ we #sA@H ssss II i'm &ss*4 tas*
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
howard COUNTY
tttsMl<kt~Ms
oINaoroNv.


= sSsFs"3f 3FsfAN*T
$50
,.,~n*....
\ 1 wr~1NrN - 800
ssat 80 - - 1857
2 .~...sss xssSss"ss@ v's' fs
sHHyt W{{ 800 go ~ ss'''-sTs
!. |. .,,,~.. s.'''s-''T'
@
NsNevvN
n~avv.
49, 49, AN..~~a~~.
-. v, vstMns.s, -, -. = n~ ~~s
-
-. -
ssss n
= "AVWSW"s 49, w." a'+~ v w. -
HfaoksmstAs.
I. tAsSu. n nsllAsas ,sss s,asa On ns,isast
ethan,
sy,,a,ry.
= = =" ''''''' " "
CouNsy NHrsvvor.
s.AUAN oAAkTT, Howard CeNtos, ts~a.
Carpenters and HMffHcra.
". S.HEM. ssaI ~ css.yZ street
=. ~ asNs' ssee ks@ esa~ Vim ~ssea
. ,s.s.,s ..... - !. No.. 49,.
ss HSA nm n s' s., ~. ,rA.... ~.
1"v "'"'''
$3.50
y. M.vEHOEN. ~ advertisement.
AS,,.nxru md unchinn NA,n
---
NOsar and Etcd.
!. mxrmxwXv ! CO.. IN o,a i, q. building,
-. -
"1OceVy, TV1" an" aVVeosso"c'y
,. uAvwAwa., - s =" r...ese. building.
HardWare Ns0rcA.
-
Hnrness w0kcvs.
IA. nMnTM lnEn. Nee -
Hotri,
srsOTnkm mouss. opposite Tho l-pe,.
--
n W ns,i.W su se,ss, nm and u.,lro.a ,,r,..A
- c, ,,
.w. z. = : LOWRY - '''s q Vim ''''''
.n..<lo~. ~ ~ pnaon.
q. >. smnUw ~ nancn. oNass oy., x,ab.l,
~ assss r M:, ns:a ava, Maker. NOR.
Li.cry
se.T"S n~or"sHs. nm. street. west = KIM
A"mDsr Denlers'
-
Mrnf Mnykrt,.
~" 4."'"'
0kONAk W. COMi'A. opposite Court house
nliiimArs and lresewakcrs.
-. !, --a.. !. $1,000. ~.
NNvsmNWssu @U0 TVNH u".
%. W. OWEN, Hardy Apple Tssss AnA email
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

sssshsssssAs HssasMr. rstsvhs%~. ssMsss$sl4e.
tatxMse&t, hl#sfwtsN. sA~uIN~ssian. tsWs~. MNNsNl
issah~wa MI. AsAsaa aMA i@wAsv&i As4sANs.st al
rsasss NNsA k~fanR. tssTsmsstss Aessres. Ns~4vYM
$40 tNt~ssAa tsvV4stsf,hs AsHf~A AAa trwtAM+ Nss
tass MtsAwsssws. Asssas4ssas. Nssmssa tAAaeNAs,
Nssstsi hsri ~ HsssNs, ,hsmssstt ssA lNsss rasw,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

Can ~ cured. NhYt
oeoaVs4 ~ sv9
pillg glyen oyer 20
de 6YNt pAysiqiana
Of other 6QkoOIn OF
psactl Hoe. Coneump.
the Ar paaeA - md
over tWO-th1g0 Of
Inc Oonoa A. coalNo0
by CAtasSh. w
0u Will como Id -.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21
q. = NV.
IsINH9.


The CHICAGO and Northwestern Railway
EanLrsces under one management tAe ureAs Trunk
Hallway linee II the West and Northwest. and, with
~ NUMEROUS branches snd eunnectons. form tllr
sh0rteai aud quickest route hetwcen Chicago and I'll
points In jilinots. Wisconsin,, Northern Mahluan,
Minnesota, lnws, NeLraSha. California and The
Western Territories. IL
Omaha and Calilornia Line
II The shortest and Lest roMse between Chicago snd
g. s"@s ,s y sstss s,.a 'i sss. :s
Ms, Oregon china, japan ana Australia. its
CHICAGO, II. Paul all Minneapolis Lile
i sAs Short llae iswern Chieaxo and ~ ponts -
sos, ~ Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and III prints IN
ths great Northwest. ~
= Cross, Winona and u. Rstsr Linz
= the ,~ss route iss~ecn Chicago snd n Csce@r,
New Him snd sll ipoinsA In southern and Central
Minnesota lie
Green Day and Marquette Lane
u tise only linz lHtwsen Chicago and IAncssiile.
WATERFOWL. You'd Az iAr, t,~hkush Appleton. Green
ks' :.s X. hs:y sr m.sgs "I.@1a
Yrssport and Dubuque Line
ss,a ssssp s'. and !. n. e f re IL
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
passing i~ssssn chsssso snd kssa.,oa. i1Is vos.
-, Highland tsrt, Msnhrxaa, Nseine. ksnc~hs.
aud Milwautse.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room 'Cars
Are run ~ III through trains II this r,sA.
This u W oni. lias r...isa tas.s sass les~eea
xi~.slss' ' os,e.ss -. .ss wi"aas. as os'.x" :"a
cl.s eonass.I.s. - made !. ch.s.eo Vim ,hs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

wAyt t,seasaae Assh-
- 70 3 essatsAoll pa
at SAe Hsunokt1
oalnenAl)S IN and I'M.
Upeem lSSAl1o ] lnlll1eho
eyps>chlAl Tulp1o. -
"a we VI III direct md
10 will warrant .
ceaea 81 - yeafa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ne
or drawing blood, with
very little Of no pain,
Any t,erNt,at yrsDtlbte1
whit sancNfAU TuenOsw
will D,lNnae write for tes-
ll4ntInlaiH No., from m
tieuts etifed. W. war.
rant = perfect cure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

eHsuNI HWu Muu no Wuo now About
making hi. way on through The curious
anil suspicious thr0n9.
Tho confidence NJ 1loxsy and tho hesi.
tation NJ Archer nov created division
u opinion among thc spectators; some
thinking 0nc waA tile owner, some
tho other, and some that 10th wers
shaspcSs, sNeking possession of stray
property, which they know had lo~t ila
rightfnl owner.
They ought ~ bc arrested, In my
Judgment suggested 4 srvcrc.l00kinR
old man, who had iren much annoyed
by the troubles 81 Da~.y.
A policeman wax summoned 10 hear
the story, and he, imagining that he ~.
coghixed them ~ roR,Ies whom be- had
seen before, took tho responsibility II
Arrtsfink. thcm On suspicion. Iii accord.
Ance with thc advice u tltc crowd
Dossy firmly rrsisting The appeal II
Archer y lot hisn open the ing and prove
u ~ In his own.
mo use. ! knsW tA mine" said
BoaAy, and will not submit ~ any more
intlignilies.
They wcrc consequently conveyed
straightwNy ~ court, aud complaints
were made ont and preferred against
Thorn separately.
liossy wms charged with stealing Tim
carrrt-ba8 fr0m 0na 1lDlHrt Archer ~
some prrs0n ~ persons unknown. and
Archer WAS relied IN ID b. TIN chief vii.
mess against him.
Archer, equal, suspected. waa charged
VII. stealing the csrpet.l,ag from ono
Nathan kt'.sy % some person Or persons
been actually i0unI In his mssxnxsion.
~ acknowledged IN Wing left u II the or.
AMI was supposed ~ have attempted 10
sccretn y from The true owner, wherever
DO might have gone: and Bdssy was 10
b. the chief Witness skainst him.
The unlmcky B0eey WAS tEiod nsst.
and Robert Archer was called 70 Tho
o1nnd.
* 90 sasily prove y yoss 1oseg,'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

Ali rnnaONa THAT
- lhla 80 invited 10
foA1 ~ 0sas lnfGte Ant
oAAet lNllY llllA1efote1
RpQpes. ssas fsoe " Any
A61feeA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-09-21

To 0Kr Hin of rME CAnnAaE WonM. -
Tho cabbage worm, licri1 rdl'T, irprct.
~ plentiful Just now around Toronto.
In Il. winged form. II IL of pale ycl.
low color with some black. Tho hest
remedy w know II hot water applied
out II watering can. A little expert
cncc will tell yom how much the plant.
will stand without injury. II will be
more than tho worms can. Of course
Paris green must not be nscd Oh any
thing of which the nbovc.gronnd part In
eaten. -- Toronto Hiobe.
, 1877-07-06
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

VESSEL NEARLY LosT.-On Sat
urdav last, in the afternoon, Just
after a heavy blow, and while the
sea was still running high, the little
schooner "Orcas," 10 7O-1OO tons
burthen, was stranded on the South
west point of Lopez Island, about
II miles outside the entrance of
Grifin's Bay. The crew immediate
" went on shore, and made the yes
sci fast with lines, which she soon
parted, however, and was carried
out to sea by the receding waves.
On Sunday morning she was discov-
cred by the steamer "Dispatch,"
towed back, and beached on the
sand, opposite San Juan town. Maj.
Blake, to whom we are indebted for
the above, informs US that her pa
pers were surrendered to him, on
the supposition that the wreck was
complete; however it is now thought
that with some little trouble She
may be set ahoat without serious
damage. The main loss in the mat
ter is the cargo, valued at $40O. 1t
is entirely gone, and will result in
serious damage to Messrs. Canes &
Mclaughlin, of the Orcas Island
Lime Works, who are also owners
of the schooner.
, 1877-07-06

Nor DELINQUENT.-After insert
ing the delinquent tax list for jeff
erson county, the Sheriff came to us
with a notification that parties whose
property had appeared in the pub
lished list had recently settled all
demands, and their names together
with accompanying description of
property might be taken out. This
news came just after the press-work
on the page containing said list was
done for the present week; so that
the parties referred to need not think
anything is wrong.
, 1877-07-06

CAPT. Frank Tucker, of the Dun.
geness Light House, does not want
travellers to mistake his place for
boarding house. The Captains right.
He has been seriously imposed upon
many time since his occupancy OF
the light house. Passengers and
freight, bound for Dungeness, would
be landed at his place without so
much as asking whether he could ac-
commodate them or not.
, 1877-07-06

HAYING has commenced in Dun
geness. We noticed quite an amount
on Capt. McAlmond's farm, already
cut and nearly cured. Crops in the
vicinity named are looking splendid.
Farmers who have been these long
years signing for better times, are
now gracefully stuffing their hands
In their pockets and fumbling around
among the imaginary twenties that
are to occupy those receptacles
, 1877-07-06

WHAT OTHERS THINK.-"Allen
Weir, former editor Of the ACADEM-
&c JOURNAL, is now editor and pro-
prietor of the "Argus." Our loss is
Port Townsend's gain."- ."-"Academ-
ic Journal" The paper in which the
above complimentary notice appears,
is published at Olympia, w. T., by
the pupils of the Olympia Union
Academy. Said Academy, under
the competent management of Prof.
Royal, is already one of the most
creditable of Washington Territory
institutions.
, 1877-07-06

OK Sunday, the 18th inst, there
will be Church dedication by the
NJ. E. society of this town. Their
Church building having been al
most entirely rebuilt, they are pre-
pairing for formal opening. Rev.
2. V. Anthony, of Portland will he
in attendance to deliver the dedica-
ton sermon; and Revs. A. Atwood,
Of Seattle, and B. J. Sharp, of Dun
geness, are expected to assist in the
ceremonies
, 1877-07-06
Horn7.

Pitchers CastOria is complete substitute
for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. 1t is particularly adapted to Teeth
ing and irritable children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the food, regulates the stomach,
and cures wind collie. Few remedies are as
efhcacious for ieverishness, Group. worms and
whoopingcough. Castoria is scientific and
purely vegetable preparation, more effective
than Castor Oil, and neither gags nor gTipes.
Prepared by Messrs. J. b. RosK & Co., 4s. Dey
treet, New York ON the reripe:of Ssmu
Pitcher, MD, Of Barnstable, Nlss.
, 1877-07-06

SUBSTANTIAL IMPRovEMENT.-The
structure known as Union Wharf,
which has been undergoing repairs
for some time past, now has com
plete support of new piles in place
of the old ones that had done duty
so long. To Mr.. Hadlock, the con-
tractor and boss workman, much
credit is due for the substantial
character of the job. The wharf is
now in good condition.