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New Yark-Ms

New York May 3l.-Beeves-
Steers s3a1o.c, to dress 56a57i bulls 34a
4tc live weight. Exporters used $50
head at 9taI0tc, to dress 56a57; decent
Colorado cattle at 6,l4c.
Sheep-Sales at 4t4a55o; southern and
western lambs 34a44c; good to choice
Jersey lambs could have been sold al
64a74c.
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East Liberty, Penn.

East Liberty, Penn.-May 81
|-Hogs-The receipts Of hogs were three
cars. The market was fair; Philadei.
phias, So 45a3 80; Workers, 83 25a3 80
Sheep-The receipts of sheep were
very light, the market closing only fair
Prospects not very favorable. ass sas ss
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FuthItsre, Carpets. &c

At IMENDEL, BoorH 4 Co.'S, No. 1l2l,
Main Street, Wheeling, West Va. Don't
fail 70 calr when IN The city, Or II you de-
sire any article in their line send in your
order and It will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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r E I n H E r r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow, Z
l Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,Gs
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, n
H Sardines, Mustard Il other articles n
E kept in a first class Confectionery. Z
R Motto: Quick sales & small profits. R
R E In H e R r
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Anderson went off prematurelv,
His fuse is altogether too SHORTY. r
Tribune aiae %ts 3 .ec
This is a mistake He hasn't gone of
at all-only sputtered little; and over
in the Treasury Department there stands
a prominent official rubbing his head
and wondering why the authorities al
low mules to be backed up so close to
his desk while he is absorbed in thought,
as it were Washington Post
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sheep-sales at 81 5oa5 62a

Baltim0re-May 27-Hogs- Pri
ces quality considered, show no variation
and rule at 4a4ac most sales being al the
latter prices, good neat light hogs as well
as smooth heavy hogs, being near about
the sanie price, say 4ic. -?
Sheep and Limts-rhe run since Mon.
day has been ample for all demands, and
they have been disposed of at unchanged
prices, say st,4tc The demand .for
lambs has been chiefly speculative for the
eastern markets Quotations, 4a6c.
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new Advertisements.


blows.
The ticket nominated on the LIST inst,
win appear next week.
.Ifyou have . white vest left over from
last year, pull it down. "a IN 81 a.
T. %. LlrrLE is Central Committee
man for Center township. 60 :
Send US every item of news that oc-
cursinyourneighborhood. sy.r ...z
The Miltonsburg Brass Band has been
engaged for the pic mic at Malaga on
the 9th inst.
Hyeur corns hurt you, rub them with
a piece Of lemon. It is said to be an In
fallible remedy.
The prospects are bright for the
speedy completion Of shs Bsllsire and
Southwestern.
.sGiye me some headache snd afanily
fight," is the GAINESVILLE call for Q, glass
of whisky and bitters.
JupaE FRAs1ER will hold Court here
the first week, Judge oKEr taxing MS
place in Guernsey county. -
DR.. FoGLE, of Graysville. is improv'
ing and it is now Thought he will recoV'
s-af+7a w
er. SMITH IS still az large
Miss BELL KooNrz, who has been liv.
ing with friends in Pennsylvania. is VS.
iting at her fathers in this place.
Perry and Salem sownships wonzshs
prizes in the Nominating Convention
Center township was whitewashed.
One of the laws Of the last legisla.
n.h;. T,,atoas .,
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Vth Aobtrtiselllsnts,
NOTICE TO BUTLDERs.

ORALED proposals vilibs received ~ t6saka
~ Clerk Of Graysvile Village School Dis-a,sl
trict up to noon (twslvs oclook) June ls.,
1878, for the erection Of q two-story frame
school house, 24x42, In said district. Plans siia
and specifications to be sssu' by calling Fons q'
tho Clerk. hgg W. q. 10TH, 0lsrkssM y
tjune4. .'7sw3. Yst
-. --.s..-s, = Il -, :. t.s-- N A
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H ICE REA NJ -T
s ~ tsszsis lfs avn.p 2 n g. isasse 8
azzlls 4q-T' si,,,,:s.,sy,,
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL =
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 7th, 1878.

GAINESVILLE DISTRICT, EAST OHIo
CONFERENCE Fourth round Quarterly
Meetings ], M. CARR, Presiding Elder.
Barnesville and Barnesville Circuit,
June 16; Bellaire and Beilaire Circuit,
June 90; Bridgeport and Bridgeport
Circuit, June 80; Somerton, July z;
Armstrong; and Beallsviile, July IA;
ST. CIairsville and Centerville, July 81 ;
Woodsfield and Miltoasburgh. July %
Darlington and Hannibal. August 4
Fairview and Hendrysburgh, August IL
Freeport and Morristown, August Is;
ADtioch,G August 25; ! sPowhattan, Sep l
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GFThe following is the ticket nom.
mated on the 1st inst Probate Judge,
RrcHABD 4 WALTON; Commissioners,
DAVID LEsTz !; Infrmary Director, JACOB
nRryu u sS1-S 1l-sS s1s3 80
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,a Dr B A II N Il b 80
THE GAINESVILLE DENTIST,

Makes a speciality Of FIRST CLASS DEN
tai WORK and guarantees satisfaction.
No first class work allowed to leave
the oflice without rendering entire salts
faction. Z
Cheap work, is made-if desired-and
prices are governed by the demands OF
my patrons and the quality of the ser.
vice rendered. ..t.s,
Visits Malaga, Miltonsburg, Bealls.
vile and Jerusalem every month, A
postal addressed to the undersigned al
Barnesyille win notify you when ! visi,
these places. Am at the Office the las'
days of the week. 80 assss
H. F. BARNES,
May 2S-2m. Barnesville, Ohio.
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st. Louis May 3l-Hogs-A
shade higher; light shipping % 75a3 90;
packing 80 s0a3 90; butchers to fancy
S3 00a3 Is. a.a res 49,
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Az Msndel, Booth 4 Co, isla
No. 1l2l. Wheeling, West Va, have q
full stock Of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades. and Furniture OF every
description. You can iobsain bargains
at this house for cash. 80 ss-FA
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Losr- Between Morris b Armstrong;
store and Reinherr' corner, on Saturday,
gold cuff pin. Any one finding 1t will
please leave it at this offi,e.
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Cincinnati.

May 31--Flour5 00a6 25; Wheat l
-05a1 12, Corn 4Oc; Oats 2SaSlc; Rye
59a60c; Barley 45c.
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EgParents in town should instruct
their children to not disturb the shrub
berry and flowers about The, graves in the
cemetery Several graves have been lit
orally robbed Of their flowers and shrub
berry recently. b
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LADIES.

We call your attention. to fine. and well
selected stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods at Miss NJ. A., .GUTHRIE'S.-
Goods can be bought as cheap there as
else where- ...5z, .esss
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Chicago.

May31-Flour 4 GOAT 0o;- Wheat /
02al OF; Corn 37a3Sc: Oats 23a24c ;
Rye soc; Barley 47ct.
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view York.

May 31-Flourr 2 15a7 Is; Wheat !
Hal %; Corn 49a54c; Oats 30a3sc
Rye 69a7lc; Barley &c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CIncInnati-May 31-Hogs-
Commons 75s3 10; light % 10a3 Is
packing So 1Oa3 30; butchers S3 20aa
h35.laa :. ata u. sa..e.s ,. -.
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Road Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that thew can OBJ
tain Road Tax Receipts at The SPIRIT
Office at "A cents per hundred.
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EY Dry Goods at ~
j MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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WheeliMg-LlvE Srocx YARDS
May MISUNDERSTANDING 6S head sold,
cows aud balls 3@3tc; medium steers
or heifers 3t@4c; choice cattle 4@44c; !;
Western cattle 44@4fc Demand ior
cattle fair. -
aHogs-Arrivals SO head i. sold at 3f@
4tc s. a.A ~
Sheep-In good demand at 4@4ac 6
Lambs-In good demand at 41@5ic
Calves-In good demand at 29S 10
Fresh Cews-In good demand at 25
GAS 90 per head.
as4e VIM. BAYHA. Sec'y.
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eFGo to MoRsIs d ARMsrKoSs's for
Dry Goods. sf
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PHILADELPHIA.

Nav 3r-Flour 8 Coal 90. Wheat l
29aI 80; Corn 41a52c; Oats 31a33c; /;
Rye 65a68c.saeh 81 - $50,
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H ICE Re- M Hg
AND. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
FRlDAY EyrsIka. JUNE 7rH,. 1878.
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woonsf,eId StockNqarket.

June Seattle 2ta3 per pound;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs &c per
Mound, H
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1 G &c R p A NJ
a5 AND &
F sti va!
sre FRIDAY EVENING, :
JUNE 7rH, 1879.

There will be Strawberry and Ice
Cream Festival at the Court House. on
Friday evening. June 7lh, 1873, for the
benefit of the Woodsfeld Cornet Band
There will also be q fine Gold Headed
Cane to be given to the man getting the
highest number of votes. Come one
Come all! II. H4tH 81
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|Glan's Falls Insurance CO.
GLEN's FALLS, NEW, YORK.. g :
STATE OF oHro. IssuaAscs DrrAarnssr,

STATE OF 0Hro. IssURAScs DEPARTMENT,
''s, CoLuMBus, May Is, 1873.
A7HERBAS, the 9len's Falls InsuFancec
w Company. located at i9len's Falls,in tho
stats of New Ysrh, kas AID - sAiss oAee
sworn Statement, by the proper officers
thereof. showing its condition and businesss
and has complied IN all respects with the
laws Of this State relating 10 Fire Insurance
Companies, incorporated by other States Of
the United States. Sfs 4
Now, therefors, In pursuance Of Law, l.
William D.. Hill, Superintendent of Insur-,,
anos, Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify.
that said Company is suthoriss ID to transao:
It's appropriate business Of Fire Insuranos
in this State, in accordance with law, during !
the current year. The condition and business
Of said Company, st ths da,s Of su,h, State
mont. (December 81, 1879 is shown - fol- i
lows: $50 1900
Assets =. ,,l.'.l. ....... ssso7s4 10
Aggregate amount OF Liabili- sai2 q
tiss (sxoept capital,) inolui- 9a1E Siq
ing reinsurance ....... sls,sssloo
| o. .7fss size Y.sefirr szr.if --
Net Assets 49,. ........ $s35 6z6 ~
itai ....... .............. 100000 90
~ 1itf& s ttSl5 ~ ----.----.----- ---.-s
Surplus ...............s..s sss5 yas 4ol
Amount Of Income for the year iil 9i'sl
in Cash ....s...s....... 546,574 s3e
Amount Of Expenditures for the sa 5aI
year In Cash. ........... ;9S 471 II
In witness, Whereof I have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal Of my
Office to be affixed, the day and year abovs
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H Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

EVeryfeens, - y a = ,A
And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale BY
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woods6eld. Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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RLadies' Linen Suits, Overskirts
and Basques, Dress Linens and Grass
Cloths st
v MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG'S.
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS

At SCHUMACHERS, consisting o.
Harvest Tools, Stationery. and Bsnk
Books of sill kinds, Groceries, Notions
dc, DC
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JUNE
ARRIVALS AsD. DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

.as saa llEe ga--- sess s5ssf sgilne'
.EAsf--Leayes Glarinston on Tuesday and
woodsfeld on Wednesday OF each week. ~
wEst-Leaves woodsasld on Wednesday
and Saturday of each week.
SourH-Leayes Woods6eld on Tuesday and
Friday of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail each way from Woods-
6eld to Barnesville.
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EE Ready-Mad Clothing At So
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S
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Five Children at Once.

Guernsey Co. Jefersonian. 30th ult-,
REMARKABLE BIRTH.
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"QuERY: Why will men. smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina, al
the same pricep" Dec 4, T7-Y.s
EFWork Of all kinds done at the
stove and tin shop OF Mrs, o o. ALFx
ANDER, this place, by one of the bes,
workmen in this part of the State. Iron
and Tin roofs put on at reasonable rates
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~P Pot Flowers Of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. = A'-s' -
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= wMrs. O.. o. ALEXANDER has
just received new lot of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county.
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H Parasols, Fans and Sun Umbrella.
at MORRIS d ARMSTRONG.S
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Ew Hair goods of all kinds at Miss
M. A. eGUTHRIE'S. Switches bunch
curls, single curls, fringes. puts DC.
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= DIED.-On the 18th. ult., GEORGIA
ALICE, daughter Of SAMUEL A. and lisa.
BELL Crow, of Adams township, this
county, aged s months and IL days.
81 :. Georgia thou hast gone before US, =, !, a,
God would not permit thy stay,
81 When the tilm Of God creeps Ger us,
Meetnsrdarling'on ON the way. aUG
Little mound Of earth then cover as
8 Childhood, innocence and love,
And holy Angels bear them DER ESQ
Deaths dark stream to bliss above.
''---'----J J. A. g.
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ABSTRACT Of VOTES PolLED

AT the Democratic Nominating Convention Held in Monroe
ID . = County, Ohios Saturday June l, 1878. 4 ~
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Democratic County Central Com.
81 SIk s sIlfttee. II Es
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A Bloody Affair in Wayne County
"A Man Killed While on His way
to Hanging.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

VIM BAYHA, Sec'y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

AT last, the Supreme Court Of the
United States has decided the McGar-
rshan claim to the New Idria quicksil-
yer mine and farm, in Monterey coun-
ty, against the claimant. The circum-
stances are that one Daniel Glib owned
this property aud mortgaged it 10 one
Nicely Thompson, who foreclosed his
mortgage ct the death of Glib and
took possession Of the property. Nc
Garrahan, then . broker in merchan-
disc. doing business in San Francisco.
produced al unrecorded deed to the
property from Glib. which deed ante
dated the mortgage to Thompson. The
case has been in the courts for the past
seventeen years. Nine years ago Jas.
a. Johnso then member of Congress
from California, helped McGarrahsn
some way or other at Washington aud
it kicked up such breeze in Califor-
MIA that it lost him the nomination for
Governor in 1871. The case has now
gone by the board and McGarrahan's
friends are some thousands Of dollars
out on the operation. We don't doubt
the justice Of the decision, however.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

THE Victoria Colonist complains of .
lack of local industries in that city
which, when we consider the enormous
amount of capital in the banks of Vic
toria, seems inexcusable. They have
plenty of ash timber ct Burrard's Iulet
and other points in British columbis
that could be worked up to advantage
in cheap household furniture. There is
Q similar establishment in this city,
which started little more than year
ago. and gets orders faster than it can
fill them. Victoria has FIVE times the
capital of Seattle. yet the most Of it i,
idle. Scores OF opportunities exist
there for the establishment Of home
manufactures such IS wagons and
plows, wooden goods, candles, lubrica-
ing oils and fisheries. Give Seattle the
same amount of money at the same
rates Of interest that prevail in Victoria
and she would soon become . city Of
ten thousand people.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

THE practice of sending cipher tele-
grams in cases involving heavy monied
transactions, has received wholesome
check from Judge Van Brunt, of the
New York Supreme Court, who has
decided that al obscurely worded tele.
grams must be sent at the risk of the
sender; and that telegraph companies
shall not be held liable for any appsr.
ent derelictions of their employees in
such cases. Aud now, when the aver.
ago Virginia expert wants his broker in
San Francisco to buy him twenty share.
Of Ophir. he will not be SO apt to tel.
egrsph him that "Jobnny has got the
measles"
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THE fact that i've cases of highway
robbery occurred in San Francisco in
one night last week, should give some
correct idea as to the poverty and des.
titution in that city. OF course large
number Of these cases are the work of
professional thieves; still there are
mary of these crimes committed by
men who have been driven to despera.
ton by hunger aud want of money. Of
course. the most Of these offences are
perpetrsted in the remote parts Of the
city where the streets are poorly light
ed and policemen located far apart.
The Alta suggests tina t those who live
in the outskirts of the city furnish their
own remedy in the shape of well charg-
ed revolvers. The holder element OF
vllsiny seems to be in the ascendant in
that city, just now.
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Exclusively to tie
D.alLr l.A-TELLlGENCER.
THE ONLY NEwsPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WARRINGTON TERRITORY.



San Francisco, Jan. IA. - The
board Of supervisors last evening adopt.
I'd resolution asking the legislative
delegation 10 use all efforts to have the
police force Of this city increased by the
addition Of $50 men. Beside the senti.
msnt which prevails that material ad .
dition to the force 10 necessary on gen.
eral principles. the recent marked in
crease In crime in the city, hA un-
doubtcily had some influence ON the
board. A resolution was also offered
asking the delegation to procure the
passage Of IN act by the Legislature
authorizing the expenditure by the city
Of the following amounts on public im-
provcmsnts ~. 900 ON Almo square,
$4,000 on lafayette square. 10000 on
Lobos square aud $4,000 on Pioneer
park. This resolution was drawn in
reference to the sxpediency Of giving
employment to destitute workincmeu
OF the city. Referred TO the commit.
tee on amendments. A resolution wa,
adopted to appoint . COMMITTEES Of
three to make . oarefsl investigation
~ to the actual amount of Hesitation
existing in ths city. also q 10 the mum.
Der Of Chinese employed in variou.
trades and lsborioas parsuits and the
effect which their employment in tina,
capacity hes On the white laborins
classes Of the city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

The gas monopolists of San Fran
cisco, who have watered their stock
from $l.500.Ooo up to ten millions Of
dollars. are likely to strike snag in
the person Of the rsdoubtable Lucky
Baldwin" who has filed bond in the
sum Of 100000 to furnish that city
with 100000 cubic feet of gas every
day, within five months from the pas
sage Of the ordinance. at two dollars
per thousand feet. In San Francisco
gas can be furnished at two dollars per
thousand. and if it were furnished at
four dollars in Seattle. tho coasump.
ton would increase three fold. Pitts-
burg has her own gas works, and fur.
nishes Is at one dollar per thousand.
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JUDAH T.. BENJAMIN. United States
senator from louisiana, is now prac-
ticins law in London. The other day .iu
arguing case, he said: In the name
of HEAVIER" the Master of Rolls
interrupted him with: II would 10
mind the gentleman that his proper APP
peal. If be is dissatisfied with the rul-
ings of the Court. is to the High Court
of Chsncery and not to the Kingdom of
Heaven" The smiles which pervaded
the court for some moments asterward
were ofan audible nature.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JANUARY: LIST. 1873. NY
~ connection withthe house Of r. T. Carroll
Dos. 307, Front street. San Francisco Cal. ceased
GEORGE B. HANSELL.
Seattle. Jan. 18TH 1878. janI6-dlw
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N O T | G &.
TO.ail ItnOns ie May COse1'

p" HEREAs, THE COMMISSIONED ~
w General Land Once. in letter dsseo ~
~, 1878. ordered that the lands in Iey.S g.
North. Range East, In the district o. y. : ~
sale at Olympic, w. T., should be witnne,ss q. -
disposal As agricultural lands until " ~
mineral character thereof shall have - n
established And. whereas. George ~
King County. Washington Territory. ~ ~. y
presumption iling for land in said TOWN. q
Range viz ;for lots and 5 and n. 4. 49,
OF section No. 80 now makes applicauon ~
bis nnAl entry Of said land, and has - Z n
cfhee his affdavft Declaring that tns. -
within the limits OF said land, 70 ~ -
edge, any Goa. or other valuable minsfas 80
and that said land IL essentially noa
lani. ..xF2
Now, therefore, In accordance Win ~
lions from the Commissioner of the oenssnise y
Once, II Ia ordered that testimony YOU - -
character Of said described land snai, -;
before the Register aud Receiver OF ~ III
States District Land Office ut OlymP-..
on the 10th day OF February, 1878. oeeirm -
O'Clock. A. NJ, at which place and time ~ ~;
having interest In the matter OIL the :. 90
the above described land are requirea ~ 80
and there and then to present such go e
may serve to fully establish the cnAs
said tract OF land. ,-,..a ~
Given under our hand, at the " shntp
District Land Once 1t Olympia, W. Ia
day Of January, A. d. 1873.
J. T. BROWN, Regislee:
jal2-5tw ROBERT @. sTUAhT'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

Down AaAIN.-Owing to storms in
southern Oregon. the wires were down
again yesterday. 90 that We are unable
to give>ou usual late dispatches. those
which We do give being frora ysster-
days Oregoaidn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17
NJ A r r I e D.

MESSEGEE-FRAZER--At the residence OF the
officiating clergyman. Seattle, Jan. 18th, 1878.
by the Rev. John +. Damon. Capt. George
d. Messegee. of New Tacoma. and Miss Cath.
crime J. Frazer. late Of Oregon City, Oregon.
Oregon papers please copy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-17

NOBODY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters-at Plper's of
course.