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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24
USE THAYER'S
LIVER POWDERS.

THEY are the Finest Liver Regulator Known:
gists.
Are you troubled With Constipation? One
box will euro you.
Are YOU troubled with Sick Readaehes Try
Thayer's Liver Powders.
Arc you troubled with pain the region Of
the heart. pain darling into the shoulders These
paine caused by the Liver One box of Thny-
er's Liver Powders viii cure you.
Are you troubled with q dull, heavy pain all
through the head and in the leaders of the neck,
cannot bear to turn the head, think it neuralgia
Thay er's Liver Powders will cure you.
Are you troubled With loss of appe lite, fee sic
feel hungry but cannot relish food, have a coated
tongue. bad taste in the morning, feel cold and
chilly .loss OF energy. do Il md dormsnt drowsy
sometimes cold feet, glddiness vertigo a yel.
low, jaund ice appearance, or troubled with fever
and ague and nervous or dyspeptic indications =?
Thayer's Liver PcwdersswilI cure you by their &C.
ton on the liver. Some people may have a cough
with the above symptoms.
All of the above symptoms and many moro arise
from diseeted o. torpid liver il is not possible
that everybody should have all of sy m ut oms
but you nay have ono many. just give Thay-
er's Liver Powder one trial aud use them accord
ing to'directons and tell your friends about them.
Sold by all druggists. IS CITE. per Box.
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FREDERICK CITY. FARMLAND,
December 16 1879. Sole ao.,+


WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK that is
l. properly AIKEN and cured ACCORDING TO the fol-
lowing directions, and PAY CASH Tor it, at the
rate of FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD, OF l2S feet
measurement t, delivered at my Mills in winchc.-
ter, Va, and Four Dollars cars at any Point on
the Is. .. Railroad from Hancock to Stanton:
but the cars must be carefully closely piled and
tHed JHH-all tina team he gotten in them-in order
to cave freight and carriage here which arc SO
much per car. whether tho car con tsins much or
little 90 When you ship be = to advise me OF
the NUMBER OF your car, that may know which
Ia yours. and when the Bark IL unioaded will
sand you Statement and Check for tho amount
Don't fal. to give me your Post Ofice address in
fuu and shipping ntition.
DtREcrioNs.- Commence taking the Bark as
soon as It will peel well-r,n freely be sure to
take the bar from the upper part of tho tree and
limbs, Tor the young bark is more lleshy and bet.
ter thsn the old bark. which ia mostly ross the
park should not be brok u too much q nd rnus
be OF average thickness, the heavy butt bark by
itself viii not be bought at tull price. The OUT
side OF the bark must always be Kept TIN. good
way IL to rest one end the log. with OF tsde up
which will prevent its Curling: always protect the
1NsirE from the weather, which ben g the part
used must be keptbtisht. and not allow cd 10 get
wet or mould, which Injuries its siren 9Th color
the all iE. porta n parts.
G5- The Bark nust not be brought in un .,l cured
enough to stack up closely, when wet or
damp. for II will not keep-as We have 10 pile it
when received. GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, Va, Feb. 1t. lSS0-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

PUBLIC SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Tuesday, February 24M.-Personal Prop.
erty, by John Shelter
Tuesday, .Mrch 2d.-Real Estate, by N.
s White. G. J. Faulkner, Frank Bcckwith
aud ID. Is. Lucas, Special Commissioners.
Thursday, Mrch 4M.-Personal Prop
erty. by Geo. Il. Grim.
Frid0y, March tA.-Real Estate, BY A.
Il. Kennedy aud D. b. Lucas, Special Com
mssioners.
Wednesday,, Mn cA 17M Real Estate. BY
ID Howell and W. A. Morgan, Special Com
missiouers.
Frid"y, NurcA l9M-Real Estate, BY D.
3. Lucas, Special Commissioner.
S"'Erd"y, March 2TM.-Real Estate, by
Isaac Fouke, Trustee.
Tuesday, Nay 25M.-U. S. Property at
HarRer's Ferry, by X. Rnyner, Solicitor of
the Treasury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24
USE TIAYER'S
BALM FOR PAIN,

THIS is one Of tho Finest Linimeuts known AZ
Siiss Lane, of Easton, can testify
For rheumatism. Neuralgia, Toothache. Ear
ache. Lumbago or Lame Back, Pleurisy or Pneu-
monia. Frosted Feet nd all E1cruciating Pain no
mater matt where located Apply according 70 direc.
In from ono to Eve minutes. Not five minutes
need any one..sufor with pain of any kind, but go
to your drug store nd get bottle of ThayeT's
Balm for Pain and give il n trial
CRAMP COLIC PAIN.
This Pain can be cured in Three Minutes with
the Balm Price 25 and so cents per Bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
J. THAYER Proprietor
46l N ST, s. ~. Washington, D. C.
VIM n: Brown Bro, Candy. GfIpin & Co
and Thomson and muth. Wholesale Agents, Bal.
timore. Md.
Sold by n: F. Henderson 81 Co. Oh rle.town.
October 81 lS19-lx
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STEAM ENGINES.

THE undertiFned arc Agents for this and the
- nr1ghhor;ng counties tor the sale of
JF!u. E THINNER & COS POETJBLE IND
S1A IIO-VARf SI'EAM ENGINES,
Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines. superior to an: heretofore
introduced TO The public. having several. aud
ton to tho arrangement of the Boiler and Super
heating nome, by which large amount of extra
heating suItace is acquired which ia not utilized
in any other make OF Engine thus cconomiziue
insge,y wo F boxd and in TINE in
gine of :his make iurn shing power our Plaster
Mill nd ss ''acsi.hd ereak louder Ina vords' We
VIII he happy to show lie action and point out its
superior parts, Qualify Of Material and !Vorkman.
ssP. Parties pesding power for " hea,Threshers
should call ana get our descriptive cata logue md
price list of Portable Engines We can sell them
better Engiae s, and upon more favorable terms
than they can supply themselves elsewhere in tho
country. LlPPITT & CO
June II, 1879.
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GEO. IT. HAGLEy.

Go to Young Burton's Jewelry Store,
where he keeps on hand ,Jewelry, Specta>
Giles. Violins from 81 90 up to $1,000, Clocks
$3.50 up to $500. Guns So 90 each, Pts
tolls Sl.25 to $3.50, Cartridges cents per
dozen-35 cents per box. Remember that 1
do all kinds of Watch, Clock and Jewelry
repairing at short notice, aud cheaper than
any man in the State of West Virginia
Sigu-Large Watch and Spectaces. Read
the name, Fl. A. BuRroN
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COAL AND SALT.

7 Am now Odering for sale
800 Tons Georges Creek Valley Coal at
IS 90 per Ton
so Tons Blacksmith or Limeburning Coal az
$500 per Ton;
100 Tons Nut Coal at Sc so per Ton;
SO Tons Stove Coal at so per Ton; aud
100 SACKS g. A. SALT, 81. PER SIX.
will take CORN at Market Price in exchange
Tor any OF the above. JAMES MeGRAw.
Jan. 20, 1850. Harper's Ferry, w. We.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

II offer many thanks to my friends and
customers for their large patronage during
the past year. The success of my low prices
during December has induced me to follow
the same plan during this year. L can assure
the public that my goods will be marked at
the very lowest margin, hoping thereby to
gain larger trade and give my customers
from ten to twenty per cent. on their pur-
chases. Respectfully,
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A CAR1

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretion Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood, &c.. l will send recipe
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
south America. Send self ado ressed CIV elope tn
City. - AL
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MI scRLbAN Rous.
USE THAYERss
CONSUMPTION CURE.

THIS il the. fnest preparation that has ever
u been put be fore the public. lt never fails to
give sstisfsction in Consumption or Coughs, or
bronchial affections OF any kind
CHECK THAT CoUGHI
Usually three four doses checks the worst
cough.
In Consumption it is the cough that strains
the Luugr and breaks the Tnbereles, thus keep
ing up the Irritation.
THE CONSUMPTION CURE,
Being Healing, Nouriskfng, Paleating, Stimula-
ting and Soothing. Relief and speedy Cure
muss follow. Give it a trial. all who suffer.
a 1IVHF.
There are some Conghs thai arise from, the
Liver or Stomach; If 60, and you have symptoms
OF the Liver, use Thayer's liver Powders with
theConsu Ption Cure. and you will never regret
the investmsnt. Price IS and so cents and 81
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

CLARKE IrEMs.-From tie Courier we
copy the following:
a number of poles for line of telegraph
between Berryvills and Winchester have
been delivered along tho turnpike running
between said points.
The parties engaged in prospecting for
ison ore in this county still at work.
we are Informed that deposits in paying
quantities have been found on several farms.
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WANTED.

THREE Gentlencn desire Two Furnished
family. Address. naming prices, locality. &c,
NJ D.,
Office of Spirit of Jeffrl son.
February II 1890
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

PEL's Corn SOLVENT This simple and
wonderful remedy has been thoroughly tested
and has never failed in any case when the
directions have been carried out. 1t is magi-
cal in its effect upon all dead matter, which
nature cannot, upaided. throw off. Hard
corns at once become soft under ono nights
action of the Solvent, and bunions can be
reduced in size and all shooting pains
removed by using the Solvent two or three
times Eeek. Satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded if the bottle is returned
with, any of the contents remaining. For
sale by aea. II Eagley, Agent for Jefferson
county. The trade supplied at liberal rates.
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LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do Hair
~ work at moderate prices. and will make
her father. near the Baptist Church, In Charles
April !. lS79-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in tho Post Office at Charlestown. Jefferson
county, w. Va, February 81, 1880.
Mrs. Ashby, Miss Annie Brown, Mrs.
Martha Streams, Eliza Latham, Joseph Cow.
man, George Narrower, James Z. Maddox.
Thomas a. Robertson, Nelson Gralery,
Homes Tabb.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of.
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
BENZ f. LE1SESR1NG p NJ
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

A LIZ persons are warned that nv lands
"A the East side of the Shenandoah River are
posted and all persons trespassing by cunning,
cutting tlmh"r, &c, Will lie prosecuted.
req. II, 1850. GEORGE w. GREEN.
EtALl. and Winter Boots and Shoes Just received,
aud will be sold on very short profits, by
septrmher g. 1879. s. 8. DALGARE.
NASHboARDS, Tubs and Buckets, for ga lie by
sept. =, 1879. S. S. DALGARN.
MACARoNI, Cheese and Fresh Crackers. for
~ sale by s.. DALGARN.
MACKERAL and Herring for sale by
A'A Feb IL, 1850. SIS. DALGARN.
pURE CIDER VINEGAR for sale By
July e, 1878. 8. 8. DALGARN.
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WANTED.

STOVES! sToVEslI
have for sale variety of S.ox.s-co.L.
4 farI0r Stoves for Coal and Wood Also sew
era fArIor Cook and Egg Stoves-second hand
al OF winch will be cold very low for Cash Gail
ana see mem. JOS. a, yesterday. :
THE ATLASll
THE ATLAS. as . Double Heater. c.,,o, =.
srpasteo: having sold several. and their
thcAung and illuminating Qualities cannot be
beaten; Those who want a Stove TO heat two or
more rooms cannot do batter than get an Atlas.
call and see them. For sale bv
december ?, 1879 JOS: II, EAsTERDAY
ne 9uAHHty OF Fare Brick on hand. ] will
i sell them cheap Call and see them
december 2. 1879 JOS. n YESTERDAY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

GlIRoN, currants, Figs. Raisins. Nuts, Candy,
ceived by DaftaRN
DICKLEs. Cheese and Canned Goods iust re-
ceived by g. s. DAIGARS
D scember Is, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-24

STUFFED OR DRESSED HAM-Mix one
quart of grated light bread with teaspoons
ful each of mace, nutmeg, cloves, alls pce.
salt. chyme, sweet basil, fat meat and pars.
Icy chopped line, little butter and brandy
to soften dressing; boil and skin nice ham.
make inclsions about an inch apart as deep
az possible and stuff with the above mixture:
spread the yolk of an egg over the top and
then CRATE bread crumbs thickly over it;
bake until brown; very nice.
SERIES OF LECrUREs.-The Good Temp
lars Committee have nearly com pleted their
arrangements for the course of Free Lee,
lures, as follows:
March sth-Judge John Blair Hoge.
March 22nd-Capt. W. X. Kable.
April 5th-IIou. ~. II. rrayer.
April 19Lh-HcV B. Arbogast
, 1880-11-06
A Difficult Passage.

The steamer 4. 4. KcSr'y. says IN eY.
change, made the passage Of that portion OF
the Columbia river between the lower Cas-
cades aud the foot OF the canal locns. miles
above At 6 P. Il. she lett Pacific dock with
the following gentlemen on board: Captain
J, r. McFee, OF the ship ChiLisys, Mr.. L. :.
Hatch, Captain l. s Bailey an Mr. Burnell,
of the L. :. Engineer Office. The steamer
at once headed for the ascent Of thirteen feet.
eight feet Of which had 10 be encountered
the first mile and a half. At the start the
engineer reported 100 pounds of steam, and
when the old garrison rapid b miles above,
was reached the gauge read 10 pounds.
The velocity at this rapid At the present
stage of the river. six feet above extreme
low water, is nine miles an hour. The
steamer did not appear to perceptibly siacken
her speed in climbing this obstruction.
The next rapid which offered any resist
ance is what Is known as the Middle Block
House rapid, with velocity OF 81 miles an
hour This also was as successfully sur
mounted as that at the old garrison. With
l20 pounds OF steam the NcCHAy esSayed the
difficult ascent of five feet in length nf 100
feet. This, however, was successfully ac-
complished. The steamer ran the gauntlet
of the rapids, SIX miles, in one hour aud two
minutes.
She in no instance increased her speel
over - miles per hour, which shows that
the average velocity Of the river between the
lower gateway OF the locks and the lower
landing is no. over SIX miles per hour.
The Cascades can be navigated for at least
seven months in the year with river boats OF
ordinary power, thus practically confirming
the views of engineers who have made =
special study Of this subject.
, 1880-11-06

NEw BlsHor FOR wXsH1sGrox TrKsrsc-
Rx.-The telegraph has flashed the iupor.
tart announcement u this coast that the
Rev. J. Adam Paddock. Of New York CITY,
had been elected Missionary Bishop OF the
new diocese of Washington Territory BY the
general oonvocasion Of the Protes.an. Epis.
eopai Church Of the United States. The
diocese OF Washington Territory is 50 large,
and the church has 50 auurished there that
bishop Morris found it almost Impossible to
give II hat degree OF attention which is re.
CURED. Upon his recommends ION the col i.
vocation erected it into . separate diocese
and gave It Bishop OF Its own Bishop
Morris desired that the then di.ocese Of Ore.
gon and Washington Territory should be
divided In such . way that the Casc.1es
should mark the line, and Bishop assigned
70 the east and the west. In this way
Bishop Morris would hare all the country
on the north slope this aide Of California un-
der hn care. aud the new Bishop would have
the eastern sections of the tvo States. The
conversation, however. refused to aceede to
tins, and made the State lines the dividing
ones. The Rev. j. Adam Paddock is one OF
the most successful and earnest divines in
New York. and he can't help but be . great
accession to the church in Washington Ter
rtery.
, 1880-11-06

ELECTION RETURNS. No confidence car
be placed in full" election returns Tor the
reason that they are not yet in, nor will they
be for week to come Brents IL elected
and 50 IS Garfield. Rest quiet, for all the
worry in the world will not alter the result.
Democrats would do well to take their med.
icine at once, for be taken, it must.
, 1880-11-06

The REvEILLE-This is the title of q
newspaper recently issued At Baker city BY
NJ. H. Abbott L Sons 1t is independent in
politics and has good idea Of the interests
OF the country and city which it most siren.
ulously advocates. This is by far the bes.
paper Mr.. Abbott has started. and deserves
success if only for the care taken 10 its col.
umns to benefit the country within It's juris,
diction.
, 1880-11-06

The NORTHERN CoUyIgy.-From Colville
We learn that cold weather has set in in earn
est. aith severe frost and slight snow storms.
Ehe health Of the country is good, and the
crops abundant The Indians ara quiet and
the ruH of salmon this year was exceedingly
large which will give Mr. Lo plenty of grub
for the comirg winter which all predict viii
equal in severity las. winter.
, 1880-11-06

HEARD FROM--Jas. Heard. Esq, a gen
tleman connected with the Interior depart
ment is now in the city on business connected
with the census bureau His object is to col
lectstatistics regarding cattle, sheep. hogs, &c.
and the meat supply andinterestsof of this upper
country. Mr.. Heard is very pleasant, COM
panionsble gentleman and appears to have q
good idea ef his duties
, 1880-11-06

UNArILLA COUNTY RErURSs.-The follow.
mg IS Hancocks majority in Umatill. coun-
ty: Pendleton, l47 /; UmatilIa, 50; Mead.
ous, 3; Weston, 40; Centerville, "a; Alta,
8; Vansyckle, ?, lena. tie; BlaIock. L.
Garfield receives majority in Milton of lG
Greasewood,' 43; Upper Butter creek, s.
Hancocks majority lsl in county.
, 1880-11-06
-Four Through Lines Of Railroad

Pour Through Lines Of Railroad
Are now pointing toward Oreson-the North
e1n Pacific, the Utah Northern, the Vince
mucca and one from Reno. When all these
are completed, the rush Of population to this
northern section viii be wonderful. and III an
ticipation Of II, Messrs. Hodge. Davis 4 Co
have snls, god their facilities for the manufac-
ture If the Oregon Kidney Tea, which has
never been known to fail in curing the worst
cases OF backa~he or any desesse o! the kidney
or uripar, organs of either sex. Sold all over.
, 1880-11-06

StartIe was awarded IITst mlnev. "FOS-
er second and :. Dexter" third. There Is
considerable complain among Ill classes with
regard to the rulings Of the juG-es, and II
We expect horses to he brOughr here from a
distance it will only he when they are Ger
tain that they viii not he jocksyed oUt OF
their money by BAD decisions OF the jGdges
, 1880-11-06

a CHASGE-Mr. Frank Parker, Who has
been operator of the o. r. L n. Co.'S .eIe-
graph line at this point for some time past
lett to-day for Waitsburg. where he becomes
the operator and commissary at that place
for the same company
, 1880-11-06

PAIGE IyDIcTED.-A private letter from
PendletOn informs US that H. c. Paige, for
merly travelling agent of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
has been indic.ed by the grand jury of Una
tilla county on two charges of robbery and
was to have been tried yesterday. He Is
out on bail. Judge Macarthur having ap-
proved a bond signed by the brothers Knott
Of Portland and other citizens of that place.
He is ably defended by w. W. Page and j.
II. Reed, aud If able counsel can save him
they Will do it-{nidRd Empire.
, 1880-11-06
Veterinary.

All owners Of ridgling horses will take notice
that DIR. Lee, the boss operator Of this coast,
will be at Dayton Nov. 5; Waitsburg6; Walla
Walla 8; Milton 8; Weston 10; Pendleton
l2: Pilot Rock Is; Heppner Is; Rock Creek
II; Dale. 90 Goid@ndaIe, W. T., II.
Wilt
, 1880-11-06

ION DAY.-Rain commenced falling
80 early hour, bat notwithstanding the
',..nd date, and their friends had their armor
10 working for the success of the ticket,
In. s.ioons were ali closed and the crowds
,bo ,hro.g.d the streets were in a good hu'
/, NOR. apparently enjoying the anxiety OF the
So. ...kers Men of both hspar'ies were on
he friendly .s,Is .hssr i'd hsnis srSa 'aS with Mr.
o. .as T. ID 10 be hoped tina. after IT is all
nxsr nssr n. sam. good feeling viii p'ey.l AMI
that pe:e Tss s, sra9ssass a9s
&c . =. ovn candidates are beaten VIII give
u ~. :" osh.r. every opportunity TO show he
s..a. - ,hat i. in them. They sill reeeiee
pr..s or condemnation according ..,,r iae II IS
.. nsr srsy .. . pablic iOu1p'alis. to see aSs %a
ss' s"s: p...so.d .a.. sa.y e the =, public n
- - IN ass b senin IN the fataf~
, 1880-11-06

STAGE CoscH.-The Walls Walla L Day
ton line have new stage which WAS put on
the road this morning It is small but in
every way a tirst-class coach. Travel BY this
hne IS now veay heavy, and almost every ay
the agent has to refuse applicants for seats.
, 1880-11-06
a G a R d.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, etc. will send s
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHANGE
This great remedy was discovered by = mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self ad
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH I.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City. Ill
, 1880-11-06

GooDs ARE SCARCE We are informed by
one Of the large firms Of the city that goods
are scarce and that hardly any of the dealers
can now ill fair sized order. We were
led to believe otherwise from the enormous
stocks which have been crowded into their
stores and warehouses during the past two
months. The amount of money alone which
our merchants ply for freight would hardly
be credited by those on the outside. 1t ha,
got To be like the trader at Florence, al does
not care for the cost Of the goods, but it's the
cash moneys for the freight" And they
might now add the rent. With the farmers
1t is hard enough now as regards wheat, and
We hope there will be no scarcity OF goods,
and at low prices
, 1880-11-06
Chairman Republican [
DISTRICT CorRI.-The district court co

DISTRICT CoURT.-The district court con-
venes on Monday, which will give 4 new i'm
petus to business. The grand Jury should
pdt IN an appearance on the first day, while
the pe,it jury VIII not be wanted until
Wednesday. The docket is very large and
embraces a number Of important cases.
About the first thing tha; VIII be done will
be the finding Of bill for murder against the
Thomases
, 1880-11-06

STANDARD GAUaE.-Mr Maher has large
gang Of white men at work between tins city
and WAliula, widening the grade. prepara.
tory to making the track standard gauge
Mr.. Maher is an extra good superintendent,
and will put In the time to the best advan-
tage.
, 1880-11-06

A UsxrUL MAS.-Major George Manning
' of lewiston. is in the city on business from
Texas Ferry, where he has the sole charge OF
the log. ties and lumber for the contractors NJ
who are supplying the o. R. 4 n, Co with
aha material for the railroad. The mill at
A.. fairy does a large business; they have
..waS ont 4. OO0. 900 feet OF lumber and have
-o OO0 ties on hand which was originally
:n.srded for the Texas Ferry road. but IS
~ destined for the Umatilli section Up
,bs Clearwater river there are about 2o,oeo
go. vet 10 run down Snake river. On an
swsr,os the mill saws 10000 feet OF lumber
n.r diem. Major Manning is just the man
for the responsible position he occupies as he he
NAV be said to have been brought up to - II
and his knowledge enables HIM to handle
men and things to great advantage
, 1880-11-06

Much is being said in the papers Just now
about Medical Lake in Washington Territory,
which seems to be 4 sort Of modern Bethesda,
to which the lame, the halt. snd the blind
move, hoping to get relief. The waters Of this
lake, however, cannot begin to cure backache
organs as does the Oregon Kidney Tea Sold
everywhere.
, 1880-11-06

UScLE SANS MosEY.-Major ". II. Eek
les. paymaster o. S. A., with wife and child
ren, is registered at the Exchange Hotel
The Major will leave two month"; pay with
the boys At this post