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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-01
Scattering Notes.

A gentleman who has occasion to
travel over parts of our county fre-
quently hands US the following list of
interesting items picked up on his
travels. We only wish that the prac-
tice of taking observations of little
incidents and happenings throughout
the county, by those who are frequently
"oa the CO." would become more fash
ioaably. 1t is wonderful help to
the printer and makes his paper ynstly
more readable:
Any one looking for u good fresh
COW, had better see Wm. Huddleson
of Hickory township. lie has one for
sale.
c. T. Gillespie has built. at his own
expense, the best piece of road in these
parts. just east of his residence. Good
roads increase the value Of land. "Go
thou" &c.
Capt Clark, of Hunters Run, is
bound to have The finest drive leading
out of Tionesta. AT the present rate
it wont take long TO accomplish it,
Oliver Byerly has taken the job Of
saving the remaining lumber on the
Collins tract, on Beaver. Mr.. Collins
is locking for good man to do the
stocking" for him.
Chas. a. Hill is now running Geo.
Siggins' blacksmith shop at East
Hickory. Charley is one of the few
who know how to shoe q horse. Go
and see. He has studied horse feet.
Whig Hill has the finest school
ground in the county. There are
plenty of fine shade trees, nicely
trimmed. It has good fence around
it, and is kept nicely mown. Such
work speaks well for the lLill. Director
Whitehill is keeping it in shape
Church yards ought to be taken care
Of.
sCan any Democrat in the eoQaty
| tell ,cby he is a Democrat ? Does any
body know the distinctive principles
of the Democratic party? What are
the great moral questions they are
working for? How many voters know
,g5y they vote as they do2 Row
think
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Barnhart will occupy the
pulpit Of the Free Methodist Church
next Sunday evening.
Preaching iD the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening, by Rev. Hickling.
NJ. E. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
ut 3 o'clock p m.
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TRIAL LIST.
PRoruoNorARY,s OFFICE,

1kO1AONOIAI1' = OttlCEs [
FOREST Co., PA
Causes set down for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at Sep
tember Torm 1880
No. Tr. Yr.
y. A. Hopkins VS.. Horace
wilkins 20 May so
2 j. II. Nicodemus VS.. w. A.
Nicodomus 81 May so
j. e. Blaine VS.. Henry Swag-
gart Feb 70
A, Noill VS.. Byron Landers 10 May 70
Andrew Weller ct al for use
VS., S. II. Haslet ct al II May II
Nancy Dawson, Admx., VS..
Sarah Ann Dalo 10 Sep. 70
7 w. ]. White VS.. G. Sham
burg 20 Dec. 70
8 Potter Heilron VS.. J. e. Nc
Cutcheon % Dec. 70
0 II. G. Tinker & Co. VS.. B. j.
Reid, Executor 10 Feb. so
10 Il. II. Ellsworth et al VS..
Frank Garvey Dec. 70
IL w. II. McMillen VS.. Aqul-
la Mong 90 Dec. 70
10 Commonwealth of Pa. foruso
VS.. Henry Winegard ct al 55 Sep. 70
13 Samuel Duff VS., The Conn-
" of Forest, 22 Sop. 20
"A G.. ShambuTg vs.. Wcs Hays l Fob. so
Is S. II. Haslet VS.. j. N.
Teitsworth Z May 90
lG Samuel Walker VS.. George
J. Lacy, May so
II T. J. Conard VS.. Tionosta
Township, II May 90
J. SHAWKEY, ProthOnotary.
TiOncsta, August So 1850.
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Notice

Is hereby given that parties who have
or shall hereafter cut timber or other
wise trospass on lands in Howe, Kings
ley or jerks townships, belonging to
the Funk Estate, will be prosecuted
TO the full oxtent Of the law.
Funk HHRs.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.-Wauant
1 3l50, Ogilby heirs, 1859 acres, between
forks of Milestone, Forest county, Al miles
from Clarion river, and 8 from survey OF
T.. G. s. X. r.. II. An hcaVUV taR0ered with
homlocll, chouy, ask, maple, poplar, GU
cumhor, otc. VIII sell the whole on In lots
nj private sa4o. Tho whole or any part re
maiuiugon hand will be sold at AUCTION
at tho Court House, Ifogostn september
2sth, 1880 at p. m. 'ritio uutupeachhhie.
B y. s A. o. REID, Attorneys.
Clarion Pa August 1850.
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Lawrenco House,

III RENCE, PROPRIETOR. This house
Is generally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
'tions and strict attention given TO guests.
Nagetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in their season! Sample room for Com
nercal Agents.
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Fancy prints, water proofs in a
variety ofshades Brown and bleached
sheetings at all prices at Robinson &
Bonners. 2t.
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FUEK IIflRs

Go to G. w. Boyards for Mrs,
Freemau's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability Of color
they are uuequaled Color Q to 9 lbs,
price Is cents 33.!y
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j. AS. AGNICW.
sI TO r " II Y Il. T. r 4 " /,
IIoNEsTA, PA. \
ATTnNTION sOLnIERS!

if4ve boon sdnI< - toRctice as an
tItorney in the Pension Oflieo at Wash
|naton, d. G. All officers, soldiers, or
shilors who were injured in the late war,
.an obtain pensions 10 which they may be
Antited, bv calling en or addressing me at
onesta, Pa for eTo0, ar6eTsgfs 1t e.
.entiop.
Having been over four years soldier in
q Late war, and having for number OF
[tass engaged in the prosecution of sol
.isers' claims, ky experience viii assure
lid collection Of claims in the shortest pos
Male tilpo.. j. b, AGNEW.
4ltf.
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GENERAL EOUSE,

BONNER SANEW BLOCK. y. G.
ID JAcKsoN, Proprietor. This is new
house, and has iusf been fitted up for the
Recommendation of the public. A portion
of the patronage Of the public is solicited.
d6-ly
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"A new stock Of fancy Dry Goods
and Notions just received and for sale
cheap by Robinson q Bonner. 2t.

1t is but a simple statement Of a
fact when say that Dr. E. X. Thcmp-
sons Sweet Worm Powder has saved,
humanity speaking, several lives, one
Of which was that Of a valuable
preacher. Rev. j. E. Clough, Mission
Hous, ODgola, Hindoostan For sale
by Bovard. 2t.
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FoREsf COUNTY QxS1CERs.

dfcmler Of Congress HARRY WHITE.
4tsse6t5ly IN. y. WuEELER.
f'eesidcat JUdae--b. ID. WETMoRE.
,dssccidte J,Sd1es-JouN REcK, IcO-
4hRD KEpR.
TredSurcr--WM LAWRENCE.
prothoHotd1Y, Register &C Recorder, &C.
IUsTIs SuAwKEY.
lSherid,--C. a. RANDALL.
C00tmissioners--- BERLIN, ISAAC
.ONG, II. w. INDEnUR.
CoHnfg Spperintendcat-H s.. Brock
NAY
district dWoTncY--S. d. IRWIN.
Jgtry ComplisSioners-C. IT. Church.
PlFrER YoUNGK.
f'osntty Su3Vcyor-T. u. CoJLINs.
(oSOncr--W. @, CoBURN.V
tDpatV 'tditOTs--NICHoTAs THoMP-
'e'<, ID. Il. COPELAND, T.. G. LAoY.
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4'As IL aghtOehJ h1CAAOOA tNb ~ " SAONtN
a. m, and Presbyterian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. m.
-Sn
September /.
The days are growing shorter at
both ends
The oil market opened yesterday
at 90Sc, and closed at 90Sc.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisement Of VIM. Snearbaugh &
Co.
-StrAttanvil'e camp.meetiug com
nehces to. o.morrow, Thureday, Septom.
ber %.
The schools open next Monday.
Let there be good attendance from
the start.
Some of our more thoughtful cit.
izons are laying in their winters
supply of coal.
Quite number of persona from
this place attended camp-mooting at
Oil City last Sunday.
FOUND. Part of O. gold earring,
with coral set. The owner can have
it by.calling at this Office.
The troubles of the biyalves begin
in dead earnest to-day with the month
that has an "r" in its name.
Bass fishing is said to be good in
the river now. some very fine strings
having been brought in lately
Our Jail has been tenantloss for
10 these many weeks, and no one 10
grieved cents worth about it either.
Quite number Of the members
of Co. G., 83d Regiment, from this
county will attend the reunion at Erie
On the 14th.
Ed. Heibel keeps a large assort-
ment Of the latest improved heating
and cooking stoves, at remarkably low
prices. Call and see them.
The river bed is gradually coming
to the surface, and unless We soon get
some rain it will be necessary to
sprinkle it in order TO lay the dust,
Remember that to morrow is the
very last day for registering in order
TO vote in November. Let every Re-
publican see that his name is on the
list.
The State Normal School offers
teachers The best advantages at very
low rates. Opens Aug. "a. Address
for circulars, j. A. Cooper, Edinboro
Pa.
The new fence and other fixing
up and cleaning out has wonderfully
improved the appearance of the upper
cemetery. The sidewalk should nov
be extended to that place.
Elderberries are abundant, auC
many are the picking parties wh'
bring in largo quantities of them
Elderberry juice makes a very mic
drink when properly squeezed out.
Some Of our citizens who OWL
"fyers" take advantage Of these &c
lightful evenings speeding them o.
Elm St. It is thought some of ther
: could go a mile in spite Of blazes."
"A Harmony township Democrat
voter propounds the following conun
drum: Ifit takes fifteen bushels {
potatoes at the Democratic primarie
how many will it take at the genera
election
The Derrick says: The 'stra'
fend' was on the train between Lake
wood and MeadYille, on the New YorI
t: Pennsylvania q Ohio railroad yestel
day. The vote resulted as follows
Garfield 102; Hancock, 81.
" Mrs. II. H, May will please accel
our thanks for a copy of the Chicag
4 Tribune containing some interestin
- chapters upon Gen. Hancock's mil
tary record as given by one Of h
-, Lieutenants. We should like to NAL
D. some extracts from the article but a
- too much crowded at present.
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"A full line of iron stone China
ware and decorated tea and toilet sets.
Sweet potatoes, peaches, &e,, at
2t. WIN SMEARBAUGH & Co.'S.
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wv c. COBURN, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
uated legally and hono~ably May 10, 1865.
Office and Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
Aug. 25-lSS0
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i. W. Hays,
A TToRNEY At LAW, and NOTARY
A PuGLlc, Reynolds Hukill & Co.'s
Block, Seneca ST., OIL City, Pc. S9-ly
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Goods cheap ut
Aug. IL, 80 HAaLET 30 SONS.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BUrgess--N. s.. FOREMAN.
'C0oiciimcn- Chas Bonner, NJ. Elm
lcin, J :. u. WonK, Patrick joyce, D. w.
aark, Justis Shawkcy.
J9tstiscs QE-fbc Pcdcc-J. y. Bpennan,
}. S.IthoN
Swailes.
School DircciorS-J. Shawkoy, d. w.
bark, A. II. Partridge. G. A. Randall,
4. B. Kolly, j. II. Brennan.
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RAlR0AL FROM AINswoRrH TO
WALLULA says the ". w. Unioa i:
"Ths relations bet ween the y. r. X Il
Co snd the o. X. & y Co are rs
friendly ~ ever. The lss, named
Company. ~ We are informed by Mr.
The,lson, do not intend to build from
WAlluia TO Ainswortb now that :hs
former company has commenced 10 do
%. Mr. Mccartney has NO iies that the
N. p. r 4. Go. is going 10 build down
the Cola,D hia .rther than WailulA Tor
several years ~ come. il ever. II n
Mccartney. Chief Engineer Pen
d'Oreills Division Of the N. p. r. r..
Informs 10 that the Company concluded
10 build the ten miles Of road between
Wsllula and Ainsworth % thst il
would b possible to avoid the bad
river between th"ss points. The Com
psny hes many tons OF rails at Wallaia
aud the river bas been - low that .
l,nat could not run between those points
daring the past mooth."
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Es1ixArEs FoR BRITIsH CoLUxBIA.
The Dominion GovtSnDeLt contem.
plates the expenditure among Brisish
Columbians Of $l.le4 OO0 during the
next twelve months. - follows: Yale
S.voua Railway. $1,000. 900; repairs to
postodice. Victoria. $4,000; repairs u
P~nitentiary walls. 5000; Wsstminstes
possofice. 5000: improveoent Sasss
upper Fraser river. $4,000; dredgisg
vicioris harbor. $4,000. telegraph O.
bic between Nsnaimo and the mainland,
&2i 900: porchass of w. q. line and
cables. "a. 900; fisheries. $1,000; In
dian department.. 81, 900; Indian Re.
servo Conuissiou. 81. 600; lighthouse
on iron poles South Ssadhsads. 81. 900.
II oil this snouey 10 spsnt sDsng the
%. 600 people Of the neighbesieg Pro.
vince during the year. dimes vail esr-
,aioly bs gpod north Of the boundary
lire
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HAULING. OUT or THE CALIFORNIA
Tho Victoria Colonist says: The task

HAULING. OUT OF THE CALIFORNIA
Tho Victoria Colonist says: The task
of hauling out the steamship California
wss resumed yestsrdsy morning 1t
Cooks ways and very successfully CON.
pletsd ct 2:l5 Pm. Twenty 6us
horses were attached to the tackle and
a. they performed their work the
vessel sscended the wsys At the rate Of
26} isches per Minute. When she
reached that part OF the wsys which
had bssn newly creased the rspidity
with which she left tho wster behind
her MAS particularly noticeable. She
10 BY far the largest vessel ever hauled
out in this pert. hsving register 81
676 tons. aud In order to accomplish
the work SUCCESSFULLY very heavy pur.
ehAses had 10 b uscd-in fact the
heaviest - yet used in Bsitish Colum'
bic. The length d the wsys - S47 feet,
end the satisfactory msnnsr in which
they stoed the severe test they were
put to dsmoustratss the fact that ssil-
ing vessels Of 900 tone register csn h
hauled out With comparative esss The
operations yesterday were witnessed By
. large ooncourss If ptsple. The shsp
10 now some 60 feet distant fran Oh,
water ~ high tide. The necessary re-
psirs will b. effected within eight
days
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The immense sale and great popular.
ity cf Green's August Flower in ali
towns ard Villages 10 the civilized
world mas caused many imitators to
adopt ximiior rames. expecting to reap
. harvest for themselves Is the expense
Of the afflicted This Medicine VAS
Intro ,uced in 1863. and for the cure OF
Dyspepsis and Liver Complaint. with
their effects. such - Sour Etomsoh.
C,s,iveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Head.
ache. Indigestion. PAlpitation Of the
Heart. Vertigo. ETC.. etc. It Meier 1as
Jailed to our lnorie.igs. Three doses
will relieve any cass Of Dyspepsia. Two
milIio3 bolt .es sid last year. Priss Is
cents. Samples 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
0RERN's ATLAS ARD DIARY ALMA.
MAC. the most expensive free Almanac
ever published. sent Tree - receipt q
two cent stamp.
g. G. GREEN.
Woodbury.. N. j.. U. 3. A.
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4 Hr08 MAlL.-A New York tele-
gram Of March ID says: The greatest
aumber Of letters ever received BY the
New York Postnfacs in one day came
il Sunday. This Was due 20 the ~.
rival Of cir overdue mail stsamers that
day. The 6istributiou clerks were kept
busily employed from 6 o'clock Sunday
night until I An yesterday. Mail
casrisss. on their .drst delivery. took
ont 900. 900 letters. besi.iss 20 600 cir.
calars and 200 hngs of pswspapsrs.
Postmaster Jamrs said yesterday that
u the stssmess bed arrived on any
nshsr day thae Sunday. the ohirs
would have bssn oseswh~lmsd. He
further easd that the Firss. Fourth and
Firth. and he l.posssss' aud Traders'
Nasioual Banks aad A r Stewart 4
On. aud = b Claliu & 20. were the
larxese Sserivess Of letters in the city.
end thss each received about 1000 on
The Arse delivery every morning.
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City Council Proceedings.



Council met pursuant to sijourn-
mept.
Preseut-H.s HUaUr the Mayor. Or
snge jacobs. and Councilmen Hav
thorns. Clancy. Ssetsop. King. ard
Bagley.
Journal read aud approved.
The special committee to whom Vas
referred the matter Of bidding in pro.
perty by the Treasurer ct tax Gales made
. report, which WAS adopted whore.
upoa On ordiuaoce authorizing the city
treasurer in certsin csses to purchase
for the city real property. when sold
for taxes. was passed. -
Petition Of August Hes for refund.
ing q IS wrongful taxation VAS granted
and warrant ordered Issued.
OrdiDspcs No 2O8, relative 10 with.
holding from pre- empsisn entry certain
lands within the city limits passed
The estimate Of the CITY Attorney
rels,ivs 10 compiling ordinances wss
returned from the committee with their
report. Recommending that tie ordi
nances bs complied aud printed. The
report wss adopted and City Attorney
ordered to sabmit an ordinance provid.
ing for such compilation.
The bill Of " H Shoudy. amounting
b 42. was rejectesl.
Bill 81 y c b 7 Co. amounting TO -.
was ordered paid
Application Of Geo Beahsp for retail
liquor Iiceuse VAS granted and bent
approved.
An ordinance to amend section III
oedinsecs No. lsS was sgain referred to
the City Attorney. with instructions TO
amend the whole at ordinance No. l76
The City Attoruey submitted IN Ut.
dinsscs in relstion r. the rsasseasment
Of Front street. Referred to . special
committee consisting Of Asssrs Bagley.
King and Stetson.
Ordered. that the warrant issued in
fsvsr Of J Young for Sl.60 be can.
cslied.
Bill Of II NJ Scott for tiGo vas or :
dsred paid.
Tue Mayor laid before the Council .
volume OF ordinance endorsed Getty
Of Portland to CITY Of Seattle" With
the compliments of D p. Thompsos,
Mayor Of Portland. Volume accepted
aud Clerk instructed TO coa,nu nicats
tho thsnks Of the Council to the Mayor
Of Portland for ths Gift
Petition Us D N Crane frr opening
alley In block 10. B"rs"'s addition. vas
seS~ived aud referred II Street Com.
nitt~e
Adjourned
f. 3. OsBoRNE. Clerk.
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BnyrIsu COLUMBIA MATTERS AT Or

BRITISH COLUMBIA MATrRks AT Or
TAwA.-An Ostsws Telegram Of March
9th says: "The Chief Architect will
proceed to British Columbis to inspect
pablo buildings there. i. Conservative
journals say that 4cCreixht will be
offered Judgsship. and that the other
will be kept opeu. probably Tor Walk
en-. Opposition journals and leaders
threaten ts move 10 cancel the British
Columbia railway contracts. Mac
kensis. rallied 10 the House shout hav-
ing called for tenders fos Ysls Sasona
railway. replied thst be ouly invited
tenders - ascrrtsin the cost. :. Gold
van Ssith's snsgaxiue. The Byatander.
takes strong gsoand against railway
construction ia British Columbia.
After the purchase Of the Western Union
line. rates for tsls9ssws TO and from
British C..lumhis will b reduced ~ ons.
Aalf their preesnt scals.
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CosrLY CLOTHING. 6nd th,
following report 10 the Victoria Colo.
mist Of . case in the EsQu,m.lt polics
cosrt last Saturday: Albert Jaeel
WAS charged with stealing cat, yes,
and pair Of psnts from the steamship
Dakota Ola the Goth Of February last.
The evidence went 10 prove that de-
fsndant worked bis passage from Seat.
tie to Eaquimalt % bard the steam
ship and that % reaching the wharf hs
IVES detected leaving tie vessel With
the articles mentioned under HE arn.
On invsstigssion il was found that the
property hsloegsd u seamss EN-.
ploysd ON the sssamship. saosd Fits
simmons. TIE Court sentenced the Dc.
iendaSt to elk months impsisonmsns,
and be was farthWith conveyed 10 The
Jail in this city By Ofacer Campbell
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DsAr1 o. 4 plons4n--DAns II
Porter. . native Of 1aioe. for some
ysassa rssidsat q WILDLY lsland. sad
formerly Insyesss Of 6pass o. PsRel
Sound, died q bis rrsidsscs at Crss-
cent Harbor. "a Sunday. 9Th inst. oi
eoassmpsiou. Mr. Porter Vas one ot
the oavlisst piee~ors On Puget 6Oaud.
and was psominsat man il ths palmy
deys 81 Port Ludlov. he vss msSsisd
70 : daughter II xr Buxhy. fssmesly
q tie Star 03ur mills st btassle -
Port fownseud Argss.
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RuR0LARY.-0 Banter 4 C0s stass
was burglarissd on Thsrsday nigh: e
The sxtent OF four bo1ss Of sshecco
% Friday eoFning soss hnya while Z,
play. fousd The sselss peoreetv Aiddsa
among soue suhhasA undsr . Aouss %.
posite We Chicago sscss. Thsy rspoes.
Cd to Chief Thorndiks. Who tuok cAsrgs
Of ths tobacco asd sssnsaod & 70 The
owasss. Il 10 tAosgAs the tA,svss ar
Chinamen, bot nothing eeStain h knowe
"a that soors. This Makee lhe third OF
iaasth burglary 1t the sans place in
les rest year. An satsanes vas GAinsd
the last time By beeakins : pare Of
elass IN the baok door and uuholtiss L,
shes the coast was clear.
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Browass HousehoIA Panaeea.
Il the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicker,
tho blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. end therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether enron.
10 or acute. thss suy other paio allsvi-
ator. aud Il IL warranted dorble tho
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir ths Sics. Back o. Bow
els. SIRE Throat. Rheumatism. Tooth.
ache. aud ALL AcHEs. and 10 JHs Great
Ieeiierer Of Pain. 'BaowN's HousEHoLD
PANACEA" should be in every Family.
A tesxpoOnfcl Of the Panaees in . tum-
hIer Of hot water (sweetened. ii pre-
ferred. taken vt heitime. vii BREAK
UP A COLD. Is cents = bottle.
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schooner loo was sold lest ws~k 1t
San Fsspciseo ior $500
R.rk Whistler will load coal as the
nag vhsrf from the Renton-Talbot
mines.
Yesterday, like the day before. vas
,,esutiful; bat. unlike the day before.
il vas without wind.
The Freoch bark Blanche will take
. cargo of lumber from one Of the Pc
ret Sound sawmiIls to Valparaiso.
Mr. Horace Downs will 60 on the
bsrksntine Catherine Sudden from
Port Dlakely 10 HONOLULU.
The Territorial District Court for
Snohomish county will convene 1t
Snohouish City on Tuesday next.
Two hundred cases Of dog6sh oil from
the Skiddiests fishery. B. c.. will 60 to
Portland an the Alex. Duncan
Bark Mary Glover. from Port Dis.
csvery, arrived ct San Francisco on the
10th. Same dsy ship Ts~plss called
for Seattle.
Ship YOSEMITE brought large cen
Segment Of mescbsndiss for the store
Of tho Seattle Coal Company. At New
castle.
The coal Of the Kenton.Tslbot mines
Low warns Cur townspsopls. taking the
piscs of coal from the Sssttls mine
during the Suspension Of transportation
from Newcastle.
To the Walls Walls Land O1ics.
during the month Of February there
were 6led 50 homestead, fnal home
s,esda. 20 osSh entries. 30 prescriptions
and 40 timber culture entries.
A drunken Indian. mounted on .
horse. yesterday undertook 10 ride into
Piukb haas store 10 interview the stuffed
miner on exhibition there. The Iudisn
~asa stranger, and officer Mills took
him 10.
Probably the last ard only chance
cur people will hsve to witness Pima
fore. without going n San Frsncisco,
will i,s st Port Madison tonight. Those
roius must 10 on baud early. % the
boat will 60 promptly as OK.
The body OF man found in Victoria
Bay. last week. and supposod to have
been there Eve or elk weeks. 10
thought to hsvs been that Of John
Bsauuigsn, who wss tipsy when lest
seem, and Who hes besu missed fos
nearly two months.
The New Westminster Herald ssys
that tbs first steamer Of the protected
line between Seattle and New Wsst.
minister 10 expected At that place the
latter part IT n.xt week 1t 10 thought
the line will DO we'll ia the passenger
Traffic, hringing minsss from that placr
to this who are bound for Ruby Creek