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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-25
ERIE RAILWAY.

1877 -.
room ~ hes TO Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge
lO4j u-EXpress Mail for buffalo. with sleeping coaches
Z D. III. Daily)-Pacifc Express for The Wes. Sleeping
through 10 Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA taIs Chci
and Chicago without change Also motel dmns ears 10
IFln, leave Chambers street Depot NewYork. for c,-
p and - midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9lO
Rnfhcrio Park and Passac G. 745. 10 Y noon, lij
B. $40. $780, ji5 T. $50. x, 10 D. m, mdignt sundays
g. $50 10 a. M, i:i3. $50 M and ~ naight. 90 o,,
Ia 3 ~ 54j 1870, 5Ij o. 6lJ $50. T. :. 10 p M aud
IL midnight sur a :, 4, 80 5l1' ~ H. l''o o'o p
Saa,rn G. us, TO- 1915 a. H. las. 3:45 . c. ?. and
II midnight sundays. o. $780, 10 m, l;i5' 6;3 D. H.
CornESii . a. ~. $780, 4:30 p. NJ Sundays, $50 q,
Warwick 7f5 H. M. 4:3D y. M ,oo
Newburgb D. 1915 M. $50. $50 p m Sundays $50 a. m
Goshen g. 7:ij D. TO- 1915 a. M. $3.50, 34j. $780, p m
sundays g. $50. 10 a. M, go. p. m, . o
trains with NewYork and Oswego Midland H. H. al
Tort Jervis 745 o. TO- lO;l5 m, 1870, p. sundays
$50. 10 q: N, and $50 anu Z p M 49, - 80, ~, ,o,,rs
Trans leaving Chambt rsst on even or halt holfs
before leave Twenty tiSt fifteen minutes ca lie
tan above time trains having Chambers Oh quarter ours
leave Twentyhrast thirty minutes earlier Boats iea,s
IHent, third st. AT $40 and ll45 p ~, c"hoctn8 Win
trains leaving Chambers ST. at 10 D. AND II midnight
Tickets passage aud Tor apsr;ens IN dl"ingr0om anu
sleeping coaches tanned and 0riei- Tor ne chtAs
ana al baggage may left C0mpanys Offices
Nos l0l $50 and 81 Broadway; No. Cours, Brook
lyI. ana al tne Compauys GcpotL
Exp - Tians West arrive in NewYork at 1925
III" jN0 & ABBGTr, General Psssr Agent, NcwYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ leave for Englewoo ccsier Piermeni and Nyack
raiu:d nights only at 1880 m sundays, a. M ana
Sanuc spring Valley. Monsey T. $50 M. 4:t5 p;
JNO y. hBBul {, General P1ssr Az ut, New YORK
Won ,vould eo,nparp rho mileage. caDirDl
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Ocean steamers.
NOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN

4 The IivCTpoc Great Western steam company
tinted states Mail steamers leave lhCf o. y. r.
wtOd{St, '...........-. = DAY Jan. -. > ..
VISIONS I J IN ~
MeNTA NA..-...-...... fSiN D t'b = y" i III.
cabin raEsa- SD -ii 81 so. al'tiiiE 70 Nt]'i"oH
Stecracc S26. luteimCliair so. ..-.. 49, .
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

y FREIGHT And PASSAGE REID CED.
Steamers leave Pier No. 3. NDIiA River At D. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY or NERA CITI. Van Sice. " WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 30
CITY or MERIDA, itcyn lis al RDAI frb 4"
CITY OF WASHING ,mcw LOIS iu.rl capt Zimmerman.
MEpN ESDAH, Feb. -
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CCHOOL OF LANGTAGES.-Cnder the di-
- rccon OF Dr. L. SAUVIUK. Ph. D.. LII d.. NO 81
Broadway 43ds Instruction IN German for lad g.
gentlemen children The finest pronunciation taught Dl
Professor VI STERN, OF the Berlin lnveraiy Iay ana
evening classes also taught II private residence
Catalogue the School French German Latin &C. q No
IL broadway.
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nIME nA SILVA and Mrs. RRADFOKD,S

vi English French and German Boarding and DaY school
Fer Young ladies' and cildreE No. 22l NadisOn-ave.
EEOPENED THURSDAY. ia 3, 1873.
a. {. MEAIS, rinCipal
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BisM,ncx. Dakota Territory, Ian.
81 --,ien Niles teloyraphe1 from
Post Font Keogh. Last evening that
he has received Indian nows which
is really of n IN ,st startling chir,ct
er. Ills news comes from an officer
Of his command. aud is substantial
~ as fplloas: Sitting Bnll is ctmp
cd on Frencbnan's Creek an I has
over 1000 lodges with him, incluj-
tho escaped Nez Perces aud the TO-
cent deserted Indians from the
agencies The latter number $50
lodges, with 800 warriors. Sitting
Bnll's own camp numbers 1880
warriors and 5000 women nni
children. They are splendidly
mounted and armed. The Agency
Indians are armed With Sharp's ri
6es, and have plenty Of ammunition.
They also have q large number of
Government horses and mules With
him are all the powerful hostile
chiefs. A short time ago Red Boar
deserted his agency with 2D0 lody.
es. This was just after be returned
from Washington. Two companies
Of infantry have been sent TO Fort
Peck to bold IL against attack. It
is evident that q sJuthsrn m ,vs ueut
is intended by the Indians, "a they
have been seen within IL miles of
Fort Peck. Gen. Miles can only
put 500 soldiers in tho field
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CONSUMPTION RED An old
physician. retired from practice. having
hsd placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formuls OF y vegetable
remedy. for the speedy and premaueut
cure of consumption bronchitis. cusrrh.
asthma. and all throat and lung affections
also q positive aud radical cure for nerve
Qua complaints. after having tested it,
wonderfully curr,tve powers in thousands
Of cases. has felt /, his DUTY to make II
known TO hi. suffering fellows. Aciua,ed
by this motive, anil desire to relive hut
man suffering. | will send free of charge.
TO all who desire u. this recipe in German. h.
French. or English. with inll direct ions.
for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing With sr,mp naming this paper,
". ". Sbcrsr. i26 Powers Block, Roch.
ester. n. Y.
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Pueblo, Col Jan. 29.-Last Sat-
urday evening western. bound train
on the Atchison, Topeka aud Santa
Fe railroad was boarded, a few miles
east Of Dodge City, by four men
who attempted to rob the express
messenger. Two of the robbels
jumped on the engine, compelling
the engineer and fireman to do as
directed, while the other two board
cd the express car. The express
messenger, however, proved too
plucky aud repulsed them. He
thinks he shot one Of the robbers,
~ he was only three feet off aud
dropped when the messenger fired
The robbers escaped, but arc hctly
pursued by competent party, aud
~ the trail is plain, there is little
doubt Of their capture, The robbers
bad previously bound aud gagged
the agent at the small station Of
Dodge City and ransacked his saie.
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A COMBINATION including all the
large coal corporations OF the an-
thracite region has been effected.
Tho whole amount to be mined and
shipped during the year is 20,O0J,-
600 tons. OF this. in round mum
bsrs, the Reading is to have % per
cent, the Lchigh Valley l9t per
cent, the New Jersey Central l3
per cent the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna 12t per cent, the Delaware
and Hudson about the same, and
the Pennsylvania Railroad aud Penn.
sylvania Canal Company a and &
per cent. respectively. How long
this arrangement will hold together
10 q very uncertain thing.
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PERSECUTION 10 often q good thing
Tor q newspaper or other publication
In 1868 the Berlin Government pro =.
hibitsd the circulation Of tho Oar
tentGmbe in Prussia. aud that publi-
cation thus lost $4,000 subscribers
In an hour. In 1865, when the
Prussians occupied Leipzig. its pub
lication was entirely prohibited for
. time. but the intsrdiction was tn.
ally removed by the Emperor vii.
helm. In less than nine months af-
ter the Government msddlsd with
Il the 0ortsnIaube had . circulation
Of $4,000 copies, and that has now
increased 10 380,O00, which its pub
Iiuhsrs hope 70 raiss 70 100000 10
ths course Of The present year. u
hes bess established - . truth that
49, 4 -. =. -. =
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TIE value Of fruit crops IN the
United States is estimated by the
government statistician at s14J, J,000.-
900 annually, or about half the value
Of the wheat crop. The value Of the
annual crop Of Michigan is put down
at $4,000, 900. California has $4,000
acres Of vineyards. producing TO-
100000 gallons Of wine annually,
besides vinegar, raisins, brandy aud
fresh grapes. The other States
produce 100000 gallons Of wine
annually. The single p,rt Of Nor
folk, Va, reported 3,OOU,00O quarts
OF strawberries last year. Illinois,
whose fruit growing is Of recent orr
gin, now has $4,000 acres OF Or
chsrds.
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The recommendation Of Governor
Hartranft TO the Legislature, to ap-
point Q Bank Examiner, who shall
have full power to examine at any
time. any bank or saving fund hold.
ing its charter under the laws of the
State, should meet the prompt APP
probation Of that body. Next in
importance to o sound currency, is
faithful management OF financial de.
positories. In these days Of brittle
morality men are kept honest, not
30 much from q contempt OF wrong,
as from the fear of punishment, aud
it is much saf,r to use the pre-
ventive, by compelling an exhibit of
their affairs ut any time. Indeed,
many of tho State banks and saving
funds have come to ruin and brought
distress TO all connected with then
simply from the loans OF large sums
to directors, on the plan Of favor
my paper and I'll favor yours" In
this way paper is KEEP. running for a
long time, aud when season of de-
precision and depreciation Of values
come. the bank tinds itself without
sufdcisnt seeurity, and is compelled
to stand the loss. The expectation
Of the Examiner acts a. q prophylac.
tic in snch cases.
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THERE is no good blood between
Northern and Southern Democrats
The New Orleans Democrat wants
Il understood that in the last Presi-
deutial contest tho Democracy OF
the North rendered no assistance,
nor did they offer any encourage.
nent to the Democracy Of the South
For this reason the Southeru Bor-
bon repels all effort on tue part Of
their brethren OF the North to con.
troll thcm.
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Notice.

NIOTICEis hereby given that the fol-
Nlowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, ~ Consiabl-'s sale
aud left them in possession Of John
Sisitler during my pleasure. Al persons
are cautioned not TO interfere or NEEDLE
With the same viI: ] melodean. ! stand.
chairs. ! Psrlor siove. I cook stove.
sink. I side board. I clock. ! wood chest
ot carpet AARON SrErLER.
Dec, 90, 1877.
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CAUTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that the follow.
ing articles have been purchased by the
undersignsd at constsbis's Sale and left
10 possession Of Henry Rumfslt during
bis pleasure, ali persons ere cautioned
no, 10 msddis o. interfere With The same
Ceot sovs, Coal stovs and pipe, . shsirs.
I semmon chairs. rocking chair. 6s,ies.
Bed and Beddias. Lot Of csr-
PEI, . clocks. Locking glsss. Table. Chssi.
iAsss shss'. Wsed bog, Rloss chest. cup.
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T ICENsE NOTICE,-N,

T ICENSE NOTICE.-Notice is
IZhe-e y given that
John Llmberf. Bsrver Twp
pavid y. kstststter. Ffsn<'in rwp
Jacob ~. smith, Miidleburg 9.
have Med their Petitions for Tavern license with
the CLERK Of Quarter es-i0us OF snyder comfy.
aud the stme VIII be prcsentei Tor approval on
Monday. the 2Sth dny of Ten. next.
An now. Ia .u,ry 18th, ~ Z, " " orierel
that tho Ciert Of ths court 'nssrt IA no pabii-
cation of rsysr Lise ,.eS hsts,uer .nitis,
tkntsli iise isss trsn oil bs tts Ciut Will bs
nu NJ vol .. ur'eS tho taDit 1T sitIl Ut
the same within hfteen itys n o. tts suns
shat h,ve been yrt,'cL ~ he pro iu'ti,i of,
receipt from the > unty L - 'er 80 thu q srk
OF saii Court, taat tbs Lice 'ssr h,s p,e1
paid. PERtU GA Is
J.CROU-E CLERK q. =.
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Nov that the Russo Turkish wnr
il over. will there he q decline in
A mericau breadstuffs We have
bee n paying more for -four all winter
thA . i 10 worth, and when any ono
gro wled at what they called an i'm
po sition, they we're referred TO the
IN ct that the European demand in
hated prices. This having ceased,
will the price fall
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SALES.


RY virtue Of sundry writs issued
county, snd t' me directed, viii be exposed tn
Public sale, a, the Court House, In Middiebure,
ON
Thursday, February 9Th. 1878.
=, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following described Real
Estate TO ~it
TRACT MOL.
Potter Ven Ex
All that certain messuaee and Tract ~
land situated in. Ferry rosnship Snyder
county Pa. Bounded North by hnds Of
Jacob Schnee and John Schnce. South and
wcsi hy lands of Joseph Musser. East by
land of ---containing twenty acres
more or less. whsreon are erected stwo o
Story Dwelling House Stable and other
out buildings As the Property Of Will
ian Boyer.
TRACT No. 2.
Simpson. Al FOF Fa.
Alsoa certain ms..naee AMI Tract Of
Land situate in Centre Township Comfy
and State aforesaid. Bounded North by
land Of Henry Kuhns. South ny land Of
Fredrick Bower-oX. East hy land ~ Jas.
nackenhnrg. and West by land OF Henry
Kratzer. Containing Fifty Acres more or
less. whereon are erected ~ one and n
half story Log Dwelling House. Stable
and other ont buildings. As the property
Of Robert Bardger.
TRACT No. 3.
Smith Fl. Ia
A certain Tract Of Land situate in
Franklin Township. County and state af
ors.il. B,iriel Y orih bs Land Of ulrich
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PnsssrLvAxrA justice is highly ex-
tollsd outside tho State for the
manner in which tbe courts dealt
With tho Mollio Maguires, and are
now dealing with certain banks,
savings institutions aud insurance
companies. IL is time for the courts
everywhere to deal in like manner
With similar Offenders.
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T h e P st.
MddleburgI Feb q, 1873.
]. GROUSE, Editor & Proprie or.

TN reduction IN the Philadelphia
G ustom House was decided on by
3 eeretary Of the Treasurer last week
Ten officers will be dispensed with.
N skiDg net reduction in salaries
OF Sl3,i go Tho order for the
reduction went into effect on the
1st inst.
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UsDEs the law, women twenty
one years OF age. AMI upwards. are
eligible to any Office OF control or
management nm Ter the sch, laws
Of this State.
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Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The fol.
~ lowing A-signees Accounts have hsen
filed in the office OF the proibonoinry ~
III. Court OF Z. T. Of Snyder county and
will he presented 10 the next court for
confirmation. anl unless sufficient e,us-
he shown - the CONTRARY the sane will
he confirmed
Tho acronnt Of Frederick Il. Herman, As
sisnee OF Prter Kilnger.
Accent Of Paul HAines A1sixnee OF win.
lam q B ,wersoS.
Account Of william Moyor Asslsnss OF VIII
lam Miiterling
Account OF Sem I.oitrsl Assignee Of y. ".
Stuck.
Account of II. NJ. Nipple Asslxnesof Joseph
smith.
Account Of A. ". Potter Assignee OF Frank.
lin kretier.
Account OF A. ". Potter ASS gnes Of Henry
4, Shaner.
Account OF Adam saur Assignee ofJeremi,h
Mitchell.
J. GROUSE, PrO,h'y.
Prothy's Ofh,e, Ian. -, rs
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TNyECUTOWs NOTICE Letter. tesla.
EInentary on the estate Of John VI
hackenburg late NJ Adams twp. Snyder
county. p. dsc'd. having been granted
to the undersigned, all person, knowing
themselves Indebted TO sail esisiee are
requested TO make immediate payment.
while those having ci>ims will prs.eni
them duly authenticated for settlement TO
JOSEPH II. IACKENBURG.
Jan 81, 1873, Executor.
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J. J.CRoU-E. Clerk q. 5.
A puIyrsrRAron's yor,cE -Lc,,cr.

A DMINIsrRAron'S yOriCn -Lc,,cr-
Aof administration on the estate ~
I,cob 2 B,gar dcces-ci. late of Uninn
Twp. Snyi o,up'y. Pcnna. h'v'nS
been granted to the uni'r.inosd. all per
s,ns knowing themselves inicbirl ~ sul
estate ars requesiedto make imn.dlti"
payment. while those having claims viii
present them duly authenticated for set.
Element I, sAa,U N,u,n.
Jan. 81. 'T3 lngi-triiris
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Tralas.
AUG. 10th, 1877.


Trains eace Hern,lon as fol-
io'os (.Snniays Erees'cd)
For Shamohin, 1918 ll.Oo am and
3.2h pa.
Fer NJ carms,, Asblsnd. Tsm.sra.
p"'ls'i''e. Reading, and phiindrlp Nh,
Hoo a m.
Trains for Eerndoa. isoss as EoHsus,
lSundnys Erocpted.)
Leave sha.aokia. 500 am l.bs ,as
3.A0 m.
Leave Philadelphia o.l5 IN. Rsaains
ll.30 NJ.
po'':'i'ls. l9.lo p IN. Tamaqua 1876 p
m Ashland ! "a . N
Mi. Carmel 3.ISp IN.
Trains leave Haru,buro a. foH.ws:
For New York. $40, 3 10 . -. s.d
90 and - 65 o. %.
For Philadelphia b.2o, 0.isa. u. 2>e
and 3.57 N.
Sundays
Fer New York b. 20 q NJ.
For PhiladelPhis l. <6 ?. m.
Trains for Harrisburg iesre as EoAsm,
Leave New York, S.i5 am 90 s %
and ~ IS pm.
Leave Philadelphia, SIS Q u. Q. u ssl
20 p. N.
Sundays
Leavs New York $40 p N.
Leave Philadelphia 1920 D m.
*Via Morris 4 Essex r. r.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
G. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Feb ~. VII u ~.
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NOTICE of Widows Apprai-cueni-
iNundcr the $500 Law -Nnice il
hereby given that the following widows
apprsisrmenis have been filed with tn,
Clerk of the Orphans Court of Sny der Co,
for confirmation on Monday. the 18th day y
Of Feb. nexi.
AppraIsenent of Elizabeth Hun willow Of
George Hun, late Of washinxtoa tosnshi q,
deceased.
Apprsisement OF Eliz,b Kidding widov NJ
william Bidilng late of Ohs.I n "a tJsnship,
deceased.
Appraisrment of Fasny Smith widow OF Ir.
vim Smith, late Of Frank In to snshIp deesi
Appra,sement of susan Shafer widow of Pc.
ter Shaifer late OF Chspm,n township dsc't.
ApprahmeRt Of Sarah Bouar widow ot Jscot
y. B' gar. late OF Uni tow ship, decd.
| Jan. %, rs. GROUSE, CLERK q. u.
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A ssiCnce Notice.

A LII persons interested are hereby
~ notified hat Peter Sassaman of Centre
io~nship. Sovd.y county. m,ds an assignment
d.r.ivr.d for tho hen-At Of his cr-i tors. All
persnns having claims are rsIrsst-d ~ present
them 10 the nndrr.isnsd, and persons indebted
will please make i-in.lt ts p,vmen',
ANDREW J, BowERSOx.
Dee. 18th, II Assignee.
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ASSignee'S Sale

THE undersigned Assignee oi
l. David X Seller, Of Perry Tsp, for The
bsnsnt OF eredio 40, By virtue of an order
issued out VI the 0sIrt "f 'iolnmon Pls,s Of
snyder county, will expose to Pubic Sale, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY,. February 18th, 1873,
The following described vslusb,s Rel E,is 10,
TO wit; A certain L. br Or or bUND, situate
ia the town OF Freem1nt, Snyder county pa,
bounded Est BY land VI samuel Htskm tster,
South " Vine Alley, wesl sy lot of !se ,
whsrson 10 srsrtsd Two ssd Dee half story
Hotel stand,
GROUND, situate tn tue ssms place ~ siors-
said. bepsdsL Esss sad south by land Of issab
Miuium's HEIR. wev ~ Pebble noxd leading
sscrs o. IsSs % wales iss,ssssi
I Ixarg6 6fnble.
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Assiqnee Notice.

Assignee Notice.
A IL. persons interested are hereby no.
n tihed that Jacob \. Willow. OF Wee.
Perry twp, Snyder county, Pa. has on
'hl- day made m as-ignnsn, OF all his
effects. both real aud personal TO the un-
dersigned for the hrn-ft OF creditors.
\ persons having claims are requested 10
present them to the undersigned. anil
ihose indebted will please make imme
diate payment.
ISAAC PILE.
Feb. 7. 1878. Assignee.
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IT COMPRISES
A Current Event Exposition.
A Living Pnlpu sal Platform.
\ Missionary and Baptist Event Record.
A Sunday School institute,
An Eiucafiou,l Advocate
A Literary. Theological, Scientific ani
Art Review.
A Popular Family Miscellany and Puz-
ilsrs ! calm.
The llusb'nimsn's Helper,
A Market Reporter. SO.
All conducted In an ou,spokeu, wiisawsks
and pppuiar N amer.
For simple copies and terms to canvassers
address u. q. Box 1888, Sew.Y0rk City.
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IRON ORE.

thsss traets. About Oas-hsif mile ffom the
L. q. d y. q. Railroad.
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400 ACRES,

and AIIOWnnr0.
TRACT No. s-A certain tract Of land sftu.
ate 10 Harris townsh p, centre county. survey.
ei In pursuance ofa warrant Issued n Adam
Bolrndsr, dated the 18th day Of Fsoru.ry A.
ID, 1898, containing
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rer further partisulars ID regard TO the shove
irarts call % ov adis sss tOt(N W. 0AILEH.
LauysltSn, Untoa e,uasv. ~.
nh r sssrssss = - s's!s:t 4. y: q ssle
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400 ACRES.

sbovs trscts of ti,nbsr land are we'll sst with
WHITE PINE. WHITE OAK and HEM
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RY virtue Of sundry writs issued
lJout of the Court OF Comruou Pleas of Snyder
county, snd Z" me directed, viii be exposed tn
Public Sale, at the Court House, In Middieburg,
nm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-07

THERE is hope in the future for tea
drinkers. A short time since, . de-
putation OF Baltimore merchants
waited upon the Chinese Minister at
Washington, and asked him to use
his influence in discouraging tho ex-
portation to this country of acti6cial-
ly colored teas, and to have only the
leaf Of the tea plant, in its natural
condition, sent here. In oply, the
Minister told them that all Chinese
merchants would be glad to send
nothing but the purer grades of tho
article, since it cost less to do 30
than to export the highly colored
brands. He said that the best teas
used in this country would not be
tolerated in China by the poorest
people. He assured the merchants
that the whole matter rested entirely
in the hands of the American people
themselves. Let them at once re-
pudiate the poisonous, manufac-
tured teas, and his countrymen would
send none other than the finest ar
ticle produced.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-07

Below appears list Of the members OF
the legislative assembly that will convene
in October, 1879. Republicans are indi
Gated by (R.) and Democrats by 3D. The
Council will be six Republicans and three
Democrats and the House seven Republi
cans and thirteen Democrats.
COUNCIL
Elliott Cline. o. from Jefferson, Clal
lam, Island and San Juan.
F. ii. Cook, (R.). Pierce, Mason and
Chehalis.
j. II. Day. R.) walla walla.
G. 8. Dudley. R.) King.
r. O. Dunbar, (R.) Clarke, Skamania,
Klickitat and Yakima.
J.B. LaDu, Co., Cowlitz, Wahkiakum
and Pacific.
J. McGlynn. R.) Kitsap, Snohomlsh
and Whatcom.
L. M. Ringer. D.) Columbia, Whitman
and Stevens.
Amos Tullis, (R.) Thurston and Lewis.
REPRESENTATIVES.
~. Foster, D) Cowlitz and Wahkia
KUN.
G. Catlin, (D) Cowlitz.
Geo. H. Steward, (R) aud B. F. Shaw,
D.) Clarke.
D. c. Guernsey, (R) and T. 9. Frary'
(R.) Columbia.
NJ. v. Harper, (D.) Clarke. Skamanis
and Klickitst.
G. p. Twiss, (D.) Lewis.
NJ. r. Tilley. r., and F. M. Rhodes
(R.) Thurston.
J. N. Baker, R) Chehalis and Pacific.
]. E. Candy, R.) Pierce.
F. C. Purdy, D.) Pierce and Mason.
d. b. Ward, (R) L: p. Smith, (R) and
VIM. H. White, D.y King.
H. Blackman. D.) Snohomish.
8. w. Hovey. (R.) Kitsap.
Alfred Snyder, R.) Kitsap aud Jefier-
son.
A. H. Tucker. D) Jefferson.
Henry Roeder, O.) Whatcom.
9. Troy. (D) Clallam and San Juan.
Peter D'Jorup, O.) Island. 81
- las. A. Perkins. .(R1 Whitman
John A. Taylor, (R.), Mart F. Coil. R,
J. M. Dewar, (R.) and d. J. Storms, o.
Walla Walla.
Levi Farnsworth, R.) Yakima.
D. F. Percival, r. Stevens.