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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

DEATH RECoRD.-Mrs. Samuel Tyson,
Of Pine Hall, Ferguson township, died on
Sunday morning of last week She was
eighty years of age, and had resided in
this county for over fifty years.
MIR. William Hall, of Howard, died
on Thursday morning of last week at the
residence of ex-Sheriff d. z. Kline, on
Spring street of this place. The deceased
was brother of Mrs. Kline. Funeral
services were held in this place on Satur-
day morning and the body was conveyed
to Unionville for interment, Rev. J. A.
Woodcock, of Mlesburg, and Rev. J.
Donahue, of this place, officiating.
Death entered the home of our towns
man, Mr.. s. A. Brew, last Sabbath night,
and took from 1t his son, Joseph-a bright
little boy, about three years of age. He
had suffered quite intensely for several
days of membranous Group, and his death
was an end of pain to himself and of an
guish to his parents-for did not his Saw
iour say "Sufer little children, and forbid
them not, to come unto me for of such is
the Kingdom of Heaven ~
Mr.. Joseph Hull died at his home in
the vicinity Of Valentines Forge on Thurs
day last after long illness. He leaves a
large family. The interment took place
on Saturday morning in the Catholic GEM
etery. The deceased was about 3s years
of age.
Miss Celia Armor, of this place, was
at Mt. Union, Huntingdon county, during
portion of the past week, whence she
was called TO attend the funeral of little
Dot Shaeffer, daughter OF Mrs. Shaeffer,
who formerly resided In this place. The
little girl was killed by barrels rolling
from wagon upon her.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

No more sick chickens Save your
poultry and cure them Of disease, by using
Roberts Poultry Powder. II has never
failed TO cure Cholera, and all disease ~
which fowls are subject. Price 2j cents
per package. For salc by all druggist.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

We have the finest stock OF suits in
black diagonal, blue check and other dark
good, heavy winter suts. We can show
you the largest and best stock in the
county and guarantee them 20 per cent.
cheaper than any other house.
LYoN & 90.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14
Business Notices.

Why are horses and cattle after taking
Roberts Horse Powders like new laun-
dried shirt? Because they look sleek and
clean
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

If you are thinking about buying
new suit step into the Philadelphia Branch
and inspect their large stock.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

Fine clothing made to order at tn,
old prices. No advance.
19.tf. MONTGOMERY & Co
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

Why do you cough when you ran
find speedy relief in Sines Syrup Of Tar.
Wild Cherry and Horehound? 1t is the
most pleasant and efficac:ous remedy know
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, and all
diseases tending TO pulmonary cOnsuml.
tion. Has been sold for over thirty year.
and is especially adapted TO children, a. !.
does not nauseate, and cOnseq ,ently it can
be used in sufficient quantity as 10 effect
cure. Try one bottle and you will never
be without il. Price BIC. and j0c. per bot
tic. Sold everywhere. Askyour druggl..
tor il.
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GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Fred. Houser, Bcnrer John spayd Marion
Samuel HumAn, Patton, VIM. II Miller Spring
James Martin, walker, j. I Johnston, Howard tp,
Henry Dupp, Howard twp, George Miller. Gregg,
John :. Noll, Spring. =. Van Horn Howard tp.,
w. X Haynes, Snow Shoe, George CGrmAq, Gregg
Henry sNab. Harris II. ]. Lucss, Howard boro
Samuel J. MoiE, Hanes, Thomas PeTdue Hennsr
Thomas Adams Boggs, William Bcchiol, Liberty
Jusepb Smith, Gregg, Jus@ph HATpster worth
W. W Montgomery Bf'te, George Dale, College.
VIM Mcclellan, kssh, A. Montgomery, How dtp.
TRAVERSE JURORs-FIRST WEEK
j. III. Breon. Millheim, ~. q. Meyers, UAiues.
George BcLrer. Patton, John Wagner BclIefonte
Jacob Jones Phiipsburg, John W. Comfy, Potter.
u. II. Noll spring, Daniel Kane. walker
~ G. Campbell, Ferguson, Geo Blackfurd HsIlsfoDte
William Bilger, Spring. George Huber Milss
William Hoover. Harris, Charles e. Adams Bogrs
John Foreman, Potter. Peter Wian. Spring
Isaac ISose. Beefantc, .Owen Underwood tfuign
Charles Miller, Gregg, Jno. Heterly. Howard boro
l.. Munsun, FhilipshuTg Iuseph Flora. Spring
John 7. Dunkle, Walker, Nathan German Penn
G. l.. Burlington. NileshuTg william Lohr. Potter
BliAs LeinbAuRh. walker. y. 8 Bailey BeIlefou,e
Vim. X. Honhcy, Millhcim, II B. Tate Spring
O. W Long Liberty. Jno. Alexander, Uniouyillc
NJ. Guusaulus, Snow Shoe james : Mover. Penn
Heury I,oso. Millheim. : krumrine Milo.
J. d. Murray, Potter Joseph MURRAY MlI,sburv
J. W. krumriuc, Ferguson james Cannon, worth
H. y. hreamer. hilihcim, e. G. TAYLOR spring
Peter II. Bush, Union, Az " Kramer. Hain-s
J. II. LeitBel, Gregg. " II. phillitH uaiues
Joseph B. And, Ferguson. Law. McInire, Benncr
TRAVERSE JUR0RS-sRCOND WEEK.
Benjamin Arucy, Potter, Para Welsh. Curtin,
4. J. swartz, Spring. Christ. Armbrustar Gregg
William Brickley, Marion, Jacob Bitner, Gregg
d. p. Hickman, Gregg. Albert BitneT Liberty
W. VI. Derstne, Beleionie, John 4. DJrman. NAlker
Emanuel Noll, Jr., Buggs, Chas y. Cook, Beefonte
John Lord. walker l0ren Vail Rush
Job ". Packer, Curtin, Noah Stavcr Penn
Henry Miller. Harris. W. A Alexander Union
VIM. H. Gardner. Liberty jacob Weaver Jr Harris
David Delong, Curtin, u, B Baumga ryEer, Liberty
Jacob iArnell, Roggs, John Davis Harris
Henry ArmagAst. Benner, ~ J. Mcclure Belletontc
John WiTth. Miles c a. Whpta Worth
Tbos. s. Winsl0v, Liberty " H. Bartholomew Gregg
John Bailey, Ferguson William Goodhart College
borwotth, ltellcfonte, John mccoy, Ir, Potter,
william Butler, BogEs T. J. Dunkie, Rush
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

Some men have so much genius that
they can't do anything but sit down In the
shade and think about It. But they gen.
orally conclude that the best thing they
can do is 10 buy their groceries at Sechler's
store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

The popularity of VI. B. Robert.
Horse Powders is proving Itself in the in-
creased demand throughout this State,
from the fact that the public are at last
finding out that it is possible to obtain n
package Of Horse and Cattle Powder which
is strictly pure and free from such adulter-
atioHs rs bran, cake meal, and other in
gradients calculated 70 puff the animal
instead Of curing ii Of the disease it IL .uf.
fering from. NJ. B. Roberts Horse Pow
ders contain no adulteration, and are much
cheaper than any other, as but table
spoonful is required for Il dose ASK any
old horseman as 10 their merits. For sale
everywhere. Price reduced 70 2jc rer
package.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

Everybody is wanted TO go 70 the
PhiladelphIa Branch store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

Thousands of dollars worth Of cloth
ing II the Philadelphia Branch.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-14

NOVEMBER CoUKT.-The Grand and
Traverse jurors for the November term OF
Court, commencing on the fourth Monday,
November -, have already been drawn
and are as follows:
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS. il becomes
our pleasing duty TO record an important
event in the matrimonial annals of this
place. Last evening at Z O'Clock pleasant
little company gathered in the spacious
and brilliantly illuminated parlors of the
High street residence of our honored towns
man, IL. Y. Sitter, Esq, TO witness the
nuptial ceremony between his adopted
daughter, Miss Myra K. Shaffer, and our
talented young legal friend, II. A. Mckee,
ESQ. The assembly consisted Of only the
immediate friends of the contracting par
ties. Rev. s. L. Furst, the pastor of the
Lutheran church, performed the ceremony
in his peculiarly happy manner, and then
ell were hidden TO assemble around a most
sumptuously laden table. The evening
train conveyed the happy couple-now
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. McKee--away on
brief and delightful wedding tour.
The bride is an exceedingly attractive
and intelligent young lady. The groom is
an able young Democratic lawyer, who
has most brilliant prospects before him.
They are eminently we'll suited to each
other, and we hope that great happiness is
in store for them.
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above Ruby City. along the trail. to
make il difficult 60 get along. but fortu.
na,eiy it did net burn lsng, - the couu-
try wss burnt over last year, and there
is consequently but little now TO burn.
Hundreds of cords of timber are con-
tinually being carried down the creeks
BY the high water. ssd great bouldsrs
are constantly rolling on the bottom.
keeping up On incessant humping aud
roaring
The Seattle trail is not near flushed
yet. not ~itbs.an1ing the published
statements to that effect. 1t - only
built half way between, Goodelrs aud
the mouth Of Ruby Creek. Unless it
is soon completed the miners will not
need IL, - the travel and trade will be
in other directions. The Fort Hope
trail is completed. and pack animals
are coming over it now. The miusrs
have turned out and cut good trail
along the entire length Of Ruby Creek.
There is = pack train Gaming IN from
Yakims down Canyon Creek When
last heard from il WAS on the summit,
and the proprietor came down the creek
10 get the misers 70 turn out and cut
trail.
Nelson still makes regular trips from
the stssm boats 10 Canyon Creek. not
outstanding the high waters. 10 some
places he hes to wade pretty deep:
C. III.
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Browns HeaseAelA Ranaesa.
L. the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether ohron-
ic or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator. aud it 10 warranted Doodle the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
els. Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and 10 The Great
Rsliepey Of Pain. "BRowN's HoUsEHoLD
PANAcKA" should be in every family.
A tesspoonfrl of the Panas.es in tum-
bier of hot water (sweetened. if pre-
ferred. taken Ut bedtime. will BREAK
Up A COLD. Is cents bottle.
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SHIPPING rsrnaLIeENcE.

Capt Hall il in commssd sf the iron
bark Annie Johnson. now on her way ia
Seattle for the purposs Of Engaging in
the transportation OF coal TO San Frau
cisco.
The bark Lizzie Williams 10 chartered
to load lumber at Port Blsksly for
Gusymas.
Bark Frank Marion viii take load
Of lumber from one OF the Sound saw
mills for Busnos Ayres.
Among recent transfers of ship pr ,p.
erty are . oos-eighth interest in the
bark Lizzie Marshall. to ] Bergman,
for $375o: the schooner Bonanza. to
Higgins q Collins, for $4,000; the bark
Atlanta, to Geo Howes & Co, and the
Portuguese bark VictoriA-ths two lat
ter craft on private terms.
A remarkable occurrence lately took
place on or northern coast. A fore.
snd-aft schooner. while lying in safe
hsrbor, - was supposed. and having no
crew aboard on account of the safety OF
her position, WAS boarded by rats in
sach numbefs that they ate away oil
her standing rigging. including head
stsys. and slso the jibs. foresail and
mainsail. All were destroyed beyond
the possibility OF repair.
The number Of vessels belong ing to.
or bound 10 or from. porte 10 the Uni
ted States, reported totally lost and
,v,;.a;o =, Nnpiu0 khs month NJ NAV MAS
80. The list comprises 8 ste.mers, /
ship, Is barks, 8 briggs and 6 schooners,
and their total value. exclusive OF their
cargoss. 10 estimated vt $465. 900.
Among the list we find the missing
barks Lesmona. hence from Hsvre, and
the County Of Dsubigh. from Astoria
for Queenstown. Also the schooner
Undue. lost among the South Pacific
Islands.
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PROM RUDY CHEGK.
Juss a7th, 1880.

JUNE xJtb, 1850.
We have had week Of very hot
weather. with . gsod prospect Of il
continuing % for some time. The snow
u melting very fast and the creeks ere
up booming. At tho mouth Of Ruby
Greek the water ross 10 or 30 feet hish.
1t 10 very hard getting along The trail
Ia places. On account Of the high water.
! hear that there are eighty men q
Gsodslrs unable to cross the SlsRit,
and they had 70 send for lndians 10
cone up and ferry them over.
The miners gro all very hopeful Of
the snow econ going OF and The crooks
getting lev. % that they can commence
work. A jam broke lsoss in Canyon
Crssk last Thnrsday svsoing and flooded
Ruby City. and the iaAshitanta he'd 70
de- upthe mountains. No ssrious dan.
age vas done. only vssiing provisaens.
blankets. DC. and carrying "a cooling
utsnsils. Next day tho miners turnsd
ont and went flshinR Tor ksttlss u bskns,
frying pas, "a Some malicioos isdi-
vidal stssted Ire q OAnyoa Crssk,
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THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following testimonials, not
from persons 5000 miles away, whom
no one knows, but from well-known
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose nsmes. written with their own
hands. can be seen ct our Office:
SILvERTox. Or. March 81, 1880.
1 have been afflicted with q kidney
trouble for twelve years. during which
time have used almost every kidney
remedy l could hear Of. but obtained
no relief until tried the OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. l am now using the
second box and am free to say that
am much better and have no hesitancy
in recommending it ~ . pleasant and
cafe kidney remedy. W. B. Cox.
GoLDENDALE. w. T.. March 81. 80.
/ have had the diabetes for thirty
years. Have bad many physicians
prescribe for me. but failed to get re-
lief. I tried the OREGON KIDNEY TIA,
and the fret dose gave me relief. I
am nov Almost we'll, and would rec.
ommend it ~ any one suffering from
this disease. MosKs PIKE.
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nominees be said: 4 think the nouin-
atoms are a. strong. bu. regard ths,r
candidates - being mere representa-.
tives of the party. and if elected. they
will carry on, the policy Of the Demo
cratic party ~ thoroughly IS any other
candidates tEat went before the Con
veution.'
DUyKIRK, Ohio. July THE boiler
OF threshiDg machine exploded yester.
day afternoon, killing seven persons
and wuuLd,Dg eight others. three ia
tally
NEW YORK. July Jacob Kentz
shot bis wife fatally aud killed himself
because the latter Insisted on going to
picnic.
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DAILY INTELLICBNCRR.
Thursday, July s. 1850.
IRON VS.. WOODEN SHIPS.

Secretary Sherman'sre m,rk. says the
Slipping List, in his speech before the
New York Chamber OF Commerce. that
1t is O reprnsch to rs that three fourth'
of our commerce IL carried under for
eign flags. merely emphasizes what
hes long been obvious. Iron shirs are
driving wooden ones from the seas.
Secretary Sherman says that II there 10
any prospect that We shall be able to
compete in the bailding Of ships with
Great Britain. it 10 better that We
should have the profits Of building -
OF carrying. and that tho industry
should be nurssd into dsvelopmsnt snd
the gradual growth dspehdsnt upon the
accrstion Of facilities than crushed 10
entirely unaidsd compstitisa. With
the rapid dsvelopmsnt Of the iron in.
dnstry in this country, there seems 10
be no reason why We should not be
able to build iron ~ we'll - wooden
vessels. It may be remembered that
when American ships had their share
Of the carrying trade. it Was not be-
cause they were built cheaper than 10
England. bat BECAUSE they were made
better aud made better voyages under
American seamen. The best idea OF
the future Of American commerce ID
that il shall DO in American ships
manned by American seamen. and that
our skill and enterprise shall cnnnt in
these particulars 10 the race for suprem.
aoy. AMI not merely in the employment
OF American capital 10 foreign built
ships commanded BY foreign captains,
an sailed BY the or soourings Of Tor.
eign ports. for ~ long ~ we have NO
ships Of our own. We shall have no
school for officers. nor sesmen that eau
compete In wages with the cheap
drudgss that man foreign vessels. II
we can restore our old.time merchant
marine in vessels aud men. it will be
worth waiting for, and even worth
Government assistance. Upon general
principles, one would think 1t possible
to be done; but it is question for the
opinion of experts. not Of those biased
by interest on either side.
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SAN FRANCISCO Coal MARKKr.-The
last Commercial Herald describes the
condition of the Ian Francisco coal
market - follows: The market seems
to bs lifsless. Al an evidence Of this
q smSll invoics OF Lshign could not be
sod otherwise than ct retail, the two
brokers having it in charge actually
peddling 1t gu: in i've ton lots. The
coal from the Nsnsimo miues goes TO
the Pacific Mali Steamship Company
under contract. The Wellington goes
extensively into household uss a. dues
the Seattle and Coos Bay. The Monte
DiAblo steam GOAL 10 very cheap and i
extensisely used BY mills. factories
aud the bay and river steamers ut
34@4 30 par ton. British and Austria
liam DEALS nave now strong competitors
in these near by>coast MINES snd cas-
only be brought here when cost aud
trelyh,s are exceptionally low. Stokes
h Co. . Newcastle, N. =. W.. circular.
OF May 18TH, says VI the coat trade: In
coal CHARTERS vssy few transactions have
u b. sspusted sincs our advices VI
April 16sh, aud The demand for vessels
fse erAin loading has considssab.y
slsehsnsd. The Ssdacta0a in shs pr.cs
Of the best screened coal By the Asso-
ciDtion ColiisEiss to 10 shillings per tou
hsving become generally knowu.
brougnt forward large orders. the exc
catlon Of which WAS much intsriersd
With BY the impossibility Vt procuring
suitable Tonnage; aud hos that vssscls
are bsaomiag In better supply. strihe
of the miners Of the coli,eries has tur.
Their retarded business. The Nou.
Associated Galleries continue working.
but oHly selling from Gay 70 day. and
~ some anstAuces have demanded II
shiiiings Per ton for coal. We have
reason ~ hope that matters will bs
n6sliy ssttsed very shortly, aud the
selling prics Of coal dxsd Ct 10 shll,ings:
bus IN tue meAn,,ns the fact Ut u. 70
icing : strike At Newcastle wal cause
tns port " BE- uuiasss.b,y regarded.
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- -
the NOMINEES.
For Msyor-L. p. Smith.
n TT

For Mayor-L. p. Smith.
For Marshall. II. McGraw.
The tive gentlemen above named
were the ones placed in nomination by
the Convention last night.
The splendid vote given each attest
indisputably their popularity.
Messrs Smith aud McGmw are hon.
orable men and amply qualified to dis
charge with credit every duty connect.
Cd with the Offices for which they have
been placed in nomination.
The favor shown them at the Con-
vention last night will b. repeated q
the polls next Monday.
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90 GRITylrE 6rRx8r, y
RocHzsrEH. N. T.. Aug. Is. 70.
n. 81. WARNER d Co.:-This i "a
certify thst ] was stacked With kid
ney disease about four yeare ago,
which brought me very low for about
six months. then grew better. but
ia Febru. ry last the old disease 70.
turued in . more serious form than be-
fore. employed fou. different physi.
clans 1t different times. none of whom
seemed to do me much good. They ali
said my disease would terminate in
Brighs's Disease, and none of them
gave me any encouragement that ]
could recover. My uncle then told
mo about your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and at HE urgent solicitation I
procured bottle and commenced tax
ing it about the 9Th Of the present
month; ] am now taking my second
bottle, and feel that I am almost we'll !.
Ny improvement commenced - seon
- I commsnced using your remedy.
and has been constant ever since, and
expect to b - we'll - ever was in Q
few days more. Ny friends. - we'll
- myself, are wondering st the chsnge
which has been wrought in me. and
come Of them wonder that l am still
alive. Gratefully your,
MES. ENMA BRowN.
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WHAT YOU WANT.

IL q nedicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. n. r. Cody q Co.
druggists aud spothecaries. ere new
introducing into the market list Of
non-sscret medicinss (ths fosmula for
she psepssation Of which e publisAsd
on The wrspper.) which Ars Designed
ESPECIALLY for diseases peculiar to this
climase. Our psspsistioe If ter nod
wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
oolds than German syrup ps auy, other
msdisiss. Our Hafesparilis ioe The
Mood; our extract az Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troohss for bropchitis;
orr Soothing Syrup for childrsn; scf
Lossnges for wosms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hos -; oar es-
seuce Of Pspsin for dyspepsia. and orr
varioas toilet preparations arc the best
In use.
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Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to ether Causes. is occasioned BY Worms.
BRowN's VERMIFuoE CoNFIrs, or
Worm Lnzenges. although efectnsl in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to The most delicate child. This
valuable CON bination has been succrss-
fully used By physicians, and found to
be absolutely sure in ersdicating
worms. % hurtful to children. Twenty.
Ave cents Z box.
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GAINED Kaghs Pe1n1b n Eea Daya.
! ALExAnDnIA Bar. n. z. Aue, 1873.
II. 81. Wanna = Co. 4 shoet time
ago wss alo0et > oksIoena ltom :
chronic kidnsy disease a bag Sand
ing. and uss sntisapating speedy death,
three Of the bsst pAysiciass ii Nosth>
era New York and Canads hasiao
treated ne without usneGt. then
eomneacsd takins your n>ls Kidney.
and Liver Care. and il tvo weeks e
bas completely Tsstnssd ~ hnlth a.6
! An q haasty = ! eves Wa ~ dis-
sIss hsd ysaaco1 ny wright tc0 100
. $50 poas6s and & 80 sill leepoo-
ing whsa / coooenpsd ste1ius your
asdiciss. Ithaa gsised OH peasds
y Ten daysf sioe. I - as1eaished @
~ sap6 e1ss, and . ase ethes&
. CHAlLHs DAVIS,
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Notice Of Applicatten to Purchase
Timber Land.

UMfKo SgATRs Dlsxnacf LAM Oyy,un.
OINxRxAs WAaQWoxou xnmk1u0Rl
NOTICE n HKRIBY orvEu fUAf. m oos.
~ plsAnce With the rrovioioos Of TIE At e. Ouo.
erss approved Juns .. 1878. sotiesd s.An AeS 10
nte. oFeeon, Nevada asA WasAtnQtpa rerFitorv. !.
Joan Garrison, o. Kitasp County. Waahinaio.
Issfttosy. hes this day alsd IN thls onee ~ -.
piicsssca g psca..s t. owk e ogA q -
IN TovnsAip 10. - Nox1A, RsnGD -. = - 4;
a. villaD6eto Maridlan
Any md ell pssscas claiming sdvessely sAs ia
esoenoed lsnd. g my portion thsrsof, asU hsre.
n stxsy feo1 dAys froa Aaas heeecf.
urvsn oeer ny hand. = NJ sGca. in Olymrda-
w. 0is ne 36eA day q April, a D. iaGo.
1T. DROVN.
m0svisw 1eGistR a IL IAnd o0e,.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-08
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