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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-05

6ituanoMS maHTe6--.6 emdIea
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
AN kinds Of good female servants for city and coun
try ALSO male help and coored servants the larae od
established PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, lSs sixfs.
ave. Eth house above l0thRt
A Two Swedish girls wish q place to-
" Eeter OF SEPARATE COOK aundresa the ether
as chambermaid ana waitress HeHfnal CIV
country good references 400 Hast setlhV6 -" -
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08

As A sample Of the past and present
in railroading the following shows how
much more perfect is the system in 1880
than that of 1866: In the latter year It
took a passenger five days TO go from
New Orleans to New York, making nine
changes, and many of these changes nc
cessitated long walk from depot to de-
pot. In 1869 it took four days, with
two or three changes; in 1873 three and
and half days, one change; in 1875
three days, one change, and now, I'D
1880, you can go in sixty hours and for
ty-fve minutes, one change. Quite a
difference in time, not to mention the
difference In comfort also.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
A Suggestive Legend.

There is a terrible legend of Grim
TaTtary concerning a very massive and
imposing editice, which is also very an
cicnt. It is so vast and impressive that
travellers are profoundly affected, espec-
tally these who come from countries
where a certain number of persons are
annually destroyed by burning theaUers
and falling buildings. One such travel
er was gazing with admiration upon the
edifce, IN company with his majesty,
the king of the country, and he could
not restrain himself from saying:
go king, what is the secret of the
wonderful strength of this building, that
it has neither tumbled down nor been
burned up."
But his majesty, the king Of the coun-
try was coy, and forebore TO answer.
Being pressed Iaore closely, however, at
length he answered:
go stranger, its strength is secret OF
the state
The stranger was not dismayed, and,
after much entreaty, his pertinacity over
came the reluctance of the king, who
finally said with solemnity;
80 stranger, when my ancestor began
to build this temple it was laid upon in
secure foundations Thereupon he sent
for another builder, and said to him:
The present cornerstone will be raised,
and the present builder placed under it
alive, and upon the stone laid upon the
body you wiz proceed to erect tbs wall.
Should it be weak or insufficient it will
be taken down; the corner-ston again
raised, you viii be placed under it alive,
the stone viii be again laid, and the
building proeeed once more. My an
cestor said nothing further; and You now
know, 0 stranger, the secret OF these
massive walls, and why this building
does not tumble down. I"
The stranger, says the Grim. Tartar
legend, went Lis way much pedltating
the marvellous government which was
able to prevent fiHnsy building.-Har-
peT's MagGStase.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
EXTENHLKE FORGERIEs.

CINCIENATI, Nov. 23.-A. ]. Tul-
lis, lawyer, and Jacob Vine. who
were indicted by the grand jury for
forgery, have been arrested, and
Cornelius Meg Goidrick. an associate,
Will also he arrested to-day. the
,orgeries with which they are charg-
eo ate Of startling character, being
deeds to large Quantities OF land
owned by ar eccentric millionaire,
Jeremiah Tullls, who died two years
ago. 1t is said some ten Thousand
acres OF laud in Iowa, IN the vicinity
% Fort Dodge, have been fraudu-
lently conveyed to innocent parties,
WHO are now occupying the property.
Other lands in illinois. Missouri and
Tennessee have been eimiiarly dis.
posed of. The method was TO make
a deed from Tulhs 70 McGoidriCk,
dated a year or two before Tullis'
death. Then McGoldrick would
deed it to another Of the parry, and
then it would be sold 10 an Innocent
victim.
Charles S. Fisher, whose examin.
alton before United States Commis-
slcner Hooper on the charge OF at
fraud On the ball0G box a.
the October election, began last
week, was this evening held 10 au-
swer before the grand jury. Bal
was fixed at 81 500 and was given.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
EnteEed at ths Post once at MorristOwn, Tenn.
as second class matter.l
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. - one
VeaT (52 Essaes) 81; sac months, u; "sree
months, 60 cents.
RATES OF AD YERILSLHG G'-CIse II'cI'
t;,n "a cents: displayed advertisements
IN be charged according to the space oee"-
MED at a50ue rates.
T0 REGULAR ADVERTISERS t0s o.
fer superior fd'tcen'e'ts: Gosl. aS !" ~,
of cIarqss and manner Of displaying S'e"
faUOTs. ,.,vc n
W0TTCEs IN LOOAL COL UAHS-lo
cents per line for first insertion arg . GEMS
Der line for each additional '''seTt'"''.
OBTTUARY NOTICES, Tributes Of Re
s1ect and Cards Of Thanks cfGTSeo J0T
as regular advertisements.
All BILLS for advertising are due tcteD
contracted and paya6ls on demand.
COMMUNICATE TTONS must be Gcc0nlpals-
led by the true name and address q "'e
Ssritsr in order to TcceiUe attention.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
MORRIsTOWN TENN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, $780,

warped-with a clear fesd, and &
current Of strong old Presbyterian
blood coursing through his veins
truly his lines are cast in pleasant
| places.
What an exemplar Is here for ouI
voung menl What a brilliant prom
ise to draw them away from the arid
ways of politics and the hardly less
arid ways of professional life ] just
look at the chapters in this one
mans history. At twenty out Of
the dust and heat of battle, penni-
less and alone at twenty FIVE worth
$4,000, happily married, and at the
head OF & prosperous house at thir-
y-six worth q million and half. in
goed health and heart, and with q
net income of over 100000 year |!
Follow the probabilities. AZ forty
six worth FIVE million dollars and
possessed of an income of over half
q million q year. and just in the
prime of a wellordered life. How
lhts example should draw its fol-
lowers How completely it should
leach that il the wraugling OF pub
'ic life and the pre:entlous ways of
me professions there is cot all the
lonor or usefulness. All but it is
Impossible 90 attain such dizzy
heights as THE? To be sure, there
will be few who can hope fer such
succesa-but nothing is surer than
mat young man who starts with
clean habits, a clear head and a
faithful soul, and works earnestly
and devegedly car get far enough
along this road to come into the sun
shine, while yet the flowers on The
wayside are wet with dew aud the
air of the morning embalns the
earth.
AS for me, l should be charged
with irreYereAce ig wrote down
how many politicians, III my opinion,
this one young merchant is wor.h.
the mere computation gives me
some hint Of the severe contempt
with which solid men OF business
look out from their world upon the
baDbling orators who declare that
paralysis or prosperity waits alter
nately upon the victory or defeat of
a faction of salary moLgers. l
should IKE to strike balance be- /
Ween the lives ST John Inman,
and some of our eminent
latter day statesmen, when both are
dead and see which had done The
-l, nosv and better werk. Then we
see low much speeches /
Ted against deeds--prophecy |
agalsst performance - boasting |
against fu lfillment. To drop INTO
metaphor, we may say that the farm
er and mechanic create the blood /
which cnriches the body cvrporaate-
he merchant, stationed in the heart.
supplies the vital force that sends
1t coursing through the yeins-the
professional mau tempers the flow,
gauges its current and defines limi
.ations--while the politicians, camp ,
sd along its channels, fatten On its /
,xhalations and put the whole body |
n a fever by swearing that the
'einous is superior to the arterial
Iiood, or Yice-Yersa-not hesitatiDg
o spill either to disprove the ex-
ellence of the other.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
Respectfully, &C..
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

A dispstch from In Annapolis saya
B. S. Parker. Republican eleclor.
nominated in place of Gen. Tbos.
W. Bennett, who was Withdrawn be-
cause of his alleged connection with
3 Federal Office. has been defeated
through the blupder of omjttisg his
eame from The Republican tickets
ia Perry. Floyd, Bartholomew. Put.
nam and Wells counties. In which
Parker did rot get a single vote.
Fhis will elect d. W. Chambers,
Democratic elector. by abont 5000
nsjonly. This will Offset the Dem
ocfatic loss Of Terry in California.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08

IT il customary to mine coal so closely
as to leave pillars of insufficient size and
strength to support the earth Which Is
left on top. The people OF the plains,
near Wilksharre, are greatly distressed
by the caving in Of the earth beneath them
from this cause. The fall goes on piece
meal, with succession of petty earth
auakes. These wreck houses and barns,
aad produce general alarm among the
residents, who cannot tell at what mo-
ment any house may be tipped over and
demolished
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08

An Euglsh gIri has made the dis
coyery that no maa will stare long
at woman who does nos stare back.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-12-08
PATENTS

obtained for neN inventions, or for improvements
on old ones, fortpedcal orsotfEr compounds trade
marks and labels. CavealA. Assignments, Inter-
ferences, Appeals, Suits mEeInfringementR, and
all all eases arising unaer the PATENT LAWS,
promptly attended to.--IN VENTIONS THAT
HAVE BEEN
REJECTED Sg tas is oss Pssses essss Ssa's e % Psi
ented by us. Being opposite the y 3. Patent De
partuaent and engaged in Patept business eAclu-
sivelv We can make closer searches, and secure
Patents more promptly, and with broader cininF,
than those who ore remote from Washington.
INN II NJ mo ID & send us mod u or aketeh
INV EN- Of your device We make
examinations and edvise a. TO patentapihryi I-AA
or cHARaE. All Ilcorrespondenee strictly snden-
tial Prices low, and no CHARGE UNLESS
PATENT IS SECURED.
We refer ia, Washington, 70 Hon. Postmaater-
General d. M. Key, Rev. +. ID. Power, The Ger
man-Araerican National Bank, 70 onicials in the
U. 8. Patent once, and TO Senators and Represen
tatives In Congress; and especially 70 our clients
in every State In the Union aud In Canada.
G.. A. SNOW g CO,
Opposite Patent once, Washington, d. O..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
CONNECT1bN,S

At Milwaukee, with Chicago, MilwaaR &c & st.
Paul. and 'Tcstern Union Railways i'm Union
Depot, Reed street.
A Plymouth with Sheboysan & Fond du Lac
Railway. for Fond du Lac and ST ehoygan
At Forest Junction With Milwaukee Lake
Shore and Western Railway.
itGreen Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Railways, for New I.0lid"m. and Chi age &
Northwcstcr n Railway f0r points north.
At Amherst Junction with Green Bay &Minn e
syta Railway for Grand Rapids and point
West.
.AtJunetiOn City with Wisconsin Vale! Ra il
way. fer V ausaH.
AT Tortag = ~fth'C " & St Paul Rryy forAlaai-
sG&s&nd the " est.
Al E&itlG.;d with Steamers for all Lake SUPERB
or PortS.r
f.. FINSEY. GENERA Manager
JAS. BARkER Asst Gen, T. 4. Mil.
NJ tf*%- trKFr.
&c. F. Duttan, Supt ii il. <. Easr Division. =.
}. Campbell. SUpt Sou ;:rsrH. Middle and
Northern Division. Stevens Poiat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25

RDvEa EssgN RATES:

One inch, or fraction Of 81. inch constitutes a
square.
Loaded notices in reading columns, or under
acad Of Business Notices" 10 cents per lin for
frst insertion. ard cents per line for each sub
ssipens Insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free.
Transient Advertising payable in advance.
legal Notices reeririn g-s-scfo of publications.
he paid for before said proof is Geli7ered-all
other payable in advance.
All advertisements will be inserted ''antii for
BIZ, unless sosas specf fed tiEss is ststea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
wis. valley e. h.

Took Effect Sunday, Fcb'y lst. 1890.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
MARCH, %, 1880.
Republican State Convention.
Rooms OF The
RRPUpLYcAs STATE CENTRAL CoMdiTTgE
FEBRCARY Il, 1880.

February u, 1880.
4 State Convention of delegates representing
the Republican party of Wisconsin, an of all
who will CO. operate with them in supporting
the nominee of the party, is hereby called to
meet at The Capitol in Madison at tselve
o'clock M on Wednesday, May 9Th, 1880. for
tho purpose of placing in nom nation an Elect
oral ticket of ten Electors 10 be supported by
the party at the next Presidential election, and
aiss to select twenty delegates 1.-TWO from each
Congressional district and four from the State
at large), to represent tho Republican party of
Wisconsin in the National Republican Conven-
tion, which is called to meet at Chicago on the
second day of June. 1880, and to transact such
ether business as may be deemed necessary.
Zach senate and Assembly district is entitl-
81 TO iva delegates in the Convention.
R. II. BAKER, Chairman,
T. D, WEEKS, CHAs. LULIEG,
FL. PALMER, &. w. CHATTER,
j. IL. KEYEs, JAMES Ii. FOSTER,
2. l.. SPocNER. Jr. L. Is. SALE.
j. III. WAGGoSER, HENRY COUSINS,
z, Bowen. +. A. HUsHER,
j. 4 BRIGHAM. S. W. Hunt,
l.. <. FRISBY, II. D. FAIRCHILD,
State Central Committee.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25

ga friend in need is a friend in
deed" Such friend is Dr.. Marshal S
Lung Syrup for coughs Colds etc.
1t only costs 25 cents a bottle, and
may save many a doctor biz. Sold by
T. j. Wood.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
milwaukee, Il CHICAGO

daily except nnday, en- SO p. ~. train from
Stevens Point going Bas land South, arriving
IN O"ion Depot, Cor. Madison and Canal Street,
chicago, at 6:30 a. M. Passengers for MILwAr-
SEE may transfer at Hilber without Ecaving the
train. into Milwauk &c sleeper from dr5en Bay
and rest undisturbcd till morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-03-25
A New Kind Of Watch Case

: New because it is only within the la fe
years that it has been improved and trougE
within the reach Of every one; old in princp..
Deeau use the first invention was made and Il
irst patent taken gu. nzarly twenty years az
md cases made at that time and worn ev
since, are nearly as good new Read Il.
folloIln " hich Is only one case of many hun
reds, your Jeweler can tell of similar ones:
MASsFIELD, Pa. May 18th, 1878.
have customer who has carried one {
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and knew
two years before he got it, and it row appeas
good for ten years longer
Z. 4. oLNRY, Jeweter.
Remember James Eoss If the ONLY; Pate
Case made of two plates Of so4i.i gold u ne on
side "nd ofse in4fie} eoTeTIiig e<cry rarf exp,
ed TO year or sight. the gresi aayanfeEe L
these solid plates over electro gliding Is aprar
ent to everyone. Boss * the only patent Ca
with which there Is given written Warrant.
which the following is . fac sitniic:-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12
Military Items.

Gen. O. o. Howard, Capt. j. A. Sladen,
and lst Lieut.. c. L. s. Wood returned from
Fort Lapwai on Monday.
Lieut.. G. Galbraith. LIST Cavalry, ar
rived on Monday from Fort Boise, in charge
Of Il number of Indian sguaws and children
recently captured i'll the Weiser river coun-
try.
The two story barrack building on the
lower side Of the Parade ground las been
moved to the south line, thus making a great
improvement in the appearance OF the
grounds.
Capt. Geo. w. Evans. 2lst Infantry, va
ries the monotony of his long leave of alb,
sence, while at Carlysle, Penn, by occasional
visits to Washington, as we see by announce
ments in the Army and Nary JommFL
Brevet Major General George Stontman
(retired) and family spent Sunday at the
garrison. Gen. Stoneman was formerly the
Colonel of the Dist Infantry, and is now re-
siding at Los Angeles, Cal. Accompanied
by his family the General is seeking recrea-
ton in this portion of the country, where he
was stationed as a Lieutenant some 25 years
ago.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12
4 Gal. go the Republicans OF Clarke
County.

A Republican Convention is hereby called
to meet ut Vancouver ON saturday, the 18th
day of August, lSN0. at II O'Clock \. NJ, Tor
t he purpose OF %clccting siN delegates to the
Territorial Convention to be held on the Sth
da V of September, lSS0, At Vancouver, aud
for the purpose OF nominating a Republican
County ticket. and for the transaction of
such other business Is may property come
before it.
The following ratio Of representation has
been adopted; 0nc delegate for each pre-
cinct. aud one additional delegate for each
fifteen elpublicln votes east in the precinct
for Delelg ttc to Congress at the last general
election. Under thu, ratio the several pre-
cincts of the county viii lie entitled to rep
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12

The bourtiful harvest in both this country
and Europe viii no doubt cause wheat to
rule very low this season, but this will not
lessen the demand fer the Oregon Kidney
Tea, rs every man or woman who has a back
ache or any trouble with The kidneys or uni
nary organs will try this we'll known remedy
even if wheat should be only sos per bushel.
Sold by nil Druggists.
[ hereby anuounc myself is p candidate
for Sheriff Of Clarke County. subject 10 the
nomination of the clarke County Republican
Convention. LENtEL ROBINSON
Vancouver. Jnly %, 1850
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Wood i - oo nor co,I NJ poiso Citv
T.. - ,on -.
u,y,cn
WI. w.t. ~
" ~ ""'" "'''i0' gay " II" ~
'"S". ~ = ""'"'
y navy tiU'' ''j"'o" .tSe'|''pu s'tr"uSi9'
"io''" 'o''"N' VII ~ "'5'' y. '"S sew"
\ black bear and tFo cubs have heen
killed near Seattle, ". T., by Il party OF
boys.
The Dayton, W. T.. WOODEN mills. are run
ming on full time and turning out d superior
quality OF goods.
Reuben l.. Doylc. formerly of Port Town
send, and pioneer printer of that place, died
at Ogden on the 9Th.
About sevcnty.five cmicrant t,arus crossed
Shake river nj Blaekfoot last we. k, bound
! for OREGON and WASHINGTON Territory.
CANT c,, Nn,u,rtb r,.,,u, o.uobt
.,vf;' =. E,anln. - p
Strilornom " r II WEIGHED n mounds.
u, 49,. ..,..I
~ - eNp.I'c" .,''' ~ ir"s. u,o n''ir'oG
" I'M Tnn'9 "',I y f. ' nn.nt W. a",,'
W" " I"'"i'I''' 'l''' '"''"""'
- -. ~ o""""!'
r""oh pro'nGrS' near "alla wanna nay
I,,,L.I, =, al. , nm. ,,l l,s,
y y"s~ a,, ~ 9 S%G h "vJe, na ne arr, E''""" ''''
9oaa sN' ''' JUSTICES PN' acre
The Seattle D'"pdfcb announces that IT.
wing ballard, Esq" wlthdraws from t,'e del.
oE"1o 'unVoS', III ''',S o'c" "n the on''' .
P""s''"V'nS "''"'"oS "' Io'eieo''o"'
The Mattuluth manufacturing compHny
have purchased the Puyallup barrel iacto ~
and VIII remove 1t to Seattle as soon as they
crn erect the necessary buildings, near Tive
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12

HAHrER's MAGAZINE for August contains
many interesting articles, the contents of
which comprises the following subjects, with
numerous illustrations: Robert Burns-A
Poem, with three illustrations, by Henry
w. Longfellow; The Happy Hunting Ground,
with Is illustrations, by Philip o. Sullivan;
Fish and Men in Maine Islands, |, with Ii
illustrations, by w. H. Bishop; By-Paths
in the Mountains, Chapter III, with II il
Illustrations, by .Rebecca Harding Davis;
Henry of Navarro Before Paris -a poem,
with an illustration, by Nora Perry: Mr..
Tolmam-a story, with three illustrations,
by +. Il. Stockton; a Martin Summer in
the Garden of France, with s illustrations,
by Moncuro ID. Conway; The Cruising
Canoe and its Outfit, with II Illustrations
by c. +. Chase; White Wings, A Yachting
Romance, with two illustrations, by William
Black; Boat Song, by Emily Huntington
Miller; Washington Square, novel, Henry
James, Jr.; A Boating Adventure, by John
Esten Cooke; Mary An%erley-a novel, ICON
cluded,) by r. d. Blackmore; Editors Easy
Chair-Mr. Wilkie Collins on International
Copyright, The Nominating Convention,
The Passion Play at Oberammergau, Talk
of the Weather. Henry James, Jr., as a
Novelist. Editors Literary Record-Huth's
Life of Buckle, Wikoffs "Reminiscences of
an Idler. Harland's Loiterings in Pleasant
Paths, ~Stoddard's Poems. and many other
interesting literary notes. Editors Histor-
zeal Record-Polticai Intelligence, Disas-
tiers. Obituary. Editors Drawer-Baflcd
Curiosity, The Sovereign Citizen, The
Thirsty Stranger. ''Look out! he'll set
subjects.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12

OF this the seven eastern counties have
1864, or nearly one-hali. The river coun-
ties. including Pacific, have 1920, and the
Sound counties, including Chehalis and
Lewis, ~, 500. In 1860 The Eastern coun-
ties had =, 544, and in 1870 they had q, us,
so that in the last ten years they have
gained over 500 per cent. In 1850 the river
counties had :, 425, and in 1870 they had
4,Si6, giving them a gain in the last ten
years OF about go per cent. In 1860 the
Sound counties had 1928, and in 1870 they
had IL, $50, giving them almost the same
relative gain of 30 per cent. in the last ten
years.
Few dared make an estimate of over Go,
600 persons in the Territory, and many
well informed persons made their estimates
at 60, 900. This large increase must be
gratifying to everyone. Most of the increase
of the past decade has been in the last four
years, and if the present influx continues
We shall AVE not less than 100, 900 inhab-
itants in 1883.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12
NORTH Fork LEWIS RIVER,
August 9TH, 1850.

EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
Dear Sir: will you be kind enough to al
low in expcstulation of that little unpleas-
antness noticed in your issue of July 22d?
Your correspondent signing himself \ does
not state the truth regarding the affair, he
says the elderly matron ordered a man away;
the man. a young man OF undoubted good
character and orderly in manners was on his
way to his house when the elderly matron
called him to her doorstep and commenced
using vile language towards the young mans
wife, he being peaceably disposed walked
away, when the elderly matron thought it
well to follow him TO the river side, using
her feet in a manner not very becoming to
such elderly matrons. Her friends who are
so profusc with their one hundred dollars
would do well to recollect "that quarrelsome
dogs get dirty coats" The necessity Of
such conduct is below par with US down
here. W.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12

The committee re .om mends that the pri-
mary meetings Ice he IA It the usual voting
places in the respective, pr 'ctnrtS ut clock
p. NJ, on Saturday. tn q ~ day OF August,
1850. TIN committee a lso eeotalhends that
delegates and |altcrnatcsb cle cted' and "here
neither can attend the ncrs on or persons
casting the vote of the prec net III the county
convention should hold writ Zen proH'ss'
\ full attendance is rogue, ted.
BY order OF the County CoL lmi, tee,
JOHN II. FILE rCl 'Eh,
j. {. ROUNDS, Cha rnan-
Secretary.
natelthis 26th dnY Of Lnly. 1850.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-08-12

SAVE timothy SEEp.-Now that large
tracts of land are being burned over in this
county it stands the farmers in hand to save
all the grass seeds possible, to scatter over
the burns. On account of the extra demand
for timothy seed the price will probably adj
vance, making extra inducements to the
farmers to save all that is possible. y lib
eral scattering of seed will create n large
area of new pasture lands, and as far as We
awake to the benefits to be realized from this
work.