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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18


MANY students board On th5 mess system
for about siE dollars per month.
The University Is iu an respects prosperous.
The Board meets az 0xlori on "a Monday in
September to elect thrte additional Professors
one Of Modern Languages, one OF Natural
History, and one Of Metaphysics.
Apply for catalogue and Information to GEN
a. =. SfEw AET, Chancellor
HIM. SULLIVAN,
aug4-tf Secretary Board Trustees.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

Arrangements have been made with
The co operation Of the railroad and
telegraph lines in tho Southern States,
to the end that the rainfall and maxi
mum and minimum temperatures may
be collected with reliability and dis
semlnated rapidly throughout The
commercial centres Of the cotton belt
from April lst to September 3Oth,
inclusive Okolona under this order
is designated as one Of the stations
on Che line Of lhe NJ a O r. r
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18


We understand some complainl
hss been made IN certain quarters that
we have taken advantage Of our po-
sition as editor and publisher Of q
newspaper to criticize the action Of
certain prominent gentlemen who are
not so fortunate OF unfortunate as to
own a newspaper Such complaint
we maintain ls not well founded.
Our criticism consists wholly in the
charge that their action in the late
county convention was not governed
by a spirit Of fairness, aud that sub
sequently il the State convention the
same rule prevailed We think We
can demonstrate the truth Of oul
statement before any unparalleled
tribunal, but we do not ask to b,
heard ~ Harte. The columns Of th,
MESSENGER are open to any one who
feels that he has been unjustly deal
with by us, without restriction, othei
than that which one gentleman haI
the right 10 expept a. TIP hands @
another
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NON-REsEDENT,s NOTICE

MARY BELL WALLACE.l
No. 331. vs.. : Bill for Divorce.
DANIEL WALLACE.
To Daniel Wallace, Huntsville, Ala
VOU are hereby cited to appear at the
i November Term ls6l of The Chancofy
Court nd District Chickasaw county, Missis-
sippi, at the Couf. House ia Okolona Oh
Monday, November -, lssE,
to answer as defendant ip THIS cause.
E.F. MEnLIN, Gle <,
Aug. By III D. LACEY, ID. G.
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The following is list Of delegates
chosen by ,he late County Conven-
ton 70 lhe Senatorial Convention
District No III L. $. Hin, w
5. Bates
District No. 2-Johu II Stone,
W I Walker.
District No 3-W. f. Basku,
McDud Green
District No. w. d. Couch, ].
G. Williams
District No. ID. NJ Brownlee.
q W Naron
a. Large r Mcintosh, II b.
Lseer J r Brinkcr.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18
OKOLONA
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Fall Faculty Thorough Course
Earnest Work in ail Depart.
mcmts.
THE FALL TERN BEGINS
Tuesday, September f3. 1851.

Tuition from $20l % s. 90 per month Mu-
sic and use Of lps.rame1t, fr1m Sfo) 20 $500;
Board. Wih fuel and lights, $1,000 per months
Washing nj cost.
boarding pupils win furnish, each, blank
cts. 2 sheets pillow cases, their towels anil
toilet articles.
PAYMENTS quarterly, ~ ADYAN"E, or at
Che end of each month.
Address. J. G.. uEUpBEE President,
iul24tf Okaloua, Miss.
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The crops throughout the State,
taken as a whole, are considered
fine
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

TuE State Board Of Election Com.
IN toner's, which under tle statute
Is meoael &c Tie Governor, Lieut.
Governor and Secretary OF State, will
meet ON the 7tlof September for The
purpose Of appointing County Flee
ton Commissioners
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

for one third cash, che remaining tuo-tirIs o.
be paid go iWo equai payments, one aud tuo
years from date Of sale, le following dcscrhe .
property la-wit te Southwest quarter Ser
ton Thirty ~, Township Fourteen, Range
fbsse Eas5 Tie purchaser viii be- required
t. execute notes iof Che deferred payments o.
hear legal interest .rnm dat Vi le. J vii
convey sueA title as & vested 81 me as Com
mis- i0ner. r. =. MEnLIN,
AUG Commissioner.
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Senatorial Convention

A Senatorial Convention III
and for the oath Senatorial.
District, composed of tho
counties of Monroe and Chick.
asaw, viii be held at Okolona
Miss,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81,
for the nomination Of one Sena.
tor.
J.. u. HOUSTON,
Chairman Ex Com Monroe Co.
W. r TUCKER,
Chairman Elk Com CMckasaw Co
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

DHcLAuuNG anY intention 20 be
sud towards aar 'oamed cotempo
rary ,l ae Madl.aa Mercury we
insist upon names lme place, and
circumstance before wa Uil. believe
implicitly iaa. aay man bad the
anrculery to spproaah candidate
for Governor With proposltIon to
vote for hlm upon condition, De
when elected would repay the favor
by appointing certain lawyer Chan
cellor Les 81 have III tha facts, or
give usarcs1 ~ This Improbable
subject
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UNIVERSITY
or MISSISSIPPI,
AT OXFORD.
Next session opens
sEPTE8IBER -, 1851.

Tuition still FREE TO an s,udart- from any
State, e4yop. 5000 10 law Students.
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Cnm1lrsslo - 80.

No. 3S Vs. First DISCREET
ELIZABETH ). BATES. Chickasaw county.
ID gir.ua of decgae made ana eulcrcd 20 Che
ID above eap-a Is the ChsnccT Count re tie
IS h.ftsial af Chetsaw county. Mississippi
at ihe May Term lssi D. as Comm .>ioucr ssh
sell 90 lruat nf tha Court House door Boz he
town Of houslon, slia county, 90
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-08-18

Itisu0w certain thataa opposition
tickle. ailbs m dld TIE fol-
lowing letter from ZION Ben. King
Stale Ssutof aom Cop.aa so'ile The
question;
nareelAun Miss, Aue Do 81.
SIS a. J.4a 2 uuI.J. b Y.Iaulr. q.
n u-ia.H. ]. j.. N-uacrs aal ]. laylor.
Nonul.et
GcHUa1ca LA answer 10 your
request Icr Che @. eof my name hy the
National Gfoouback Labor party anl
me Republican party, as candidate
.ar Governor ] reply that in view of
your request and like request made
bv Democrats and Conservatives,
conscnt-it being understood that I
am neither Greenbacker. Republic
can or Democrat but q Conserve
tive, pledged 90 elected, to use an the
Executive power for those iunda-
mental principles Of a republican
form OF government a free ballot anC
a fair count, and free speech anC
cqusl protection Of the law OF Tho
persons, property and tights Of al
citizens. BENZ. KING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-18

Steamers OF This line vill run as follows:
FOB EGsSF9AK,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, s.esiuar
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EVERY FRIDAY, ~ q H.; and returning,
leave New York, from picr Al, Eas! river, EV-
ERY SATURDAY, at & o clock 9, N,
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Ritual NssI'la!a,s.

SjIRGl MA, to wit: In tie Clerks Iii :, Of
= Fairfax ircui. Court, February Ii 1881.
Margaret murphy, who surs for The Use If e.
b Sed~ick. plaintiff, versus Sarah Hsruum
and Levi Barnum, deiend.n:s. Char cary
MEMO. The Office, OF lhis suit is to GtLac5 the
interest Of Ire defendant IN lrsct OF snd, con-
tanning about Az ACTS conveyed By Guy q. At
klnscn W sarah Barnum and SD the Interest of
the deeD dants 10 tue nu!t4sges executed By & +.
y. Bsrnun on the undivided nalf of Inc estate or
Levi ''er'iGg, IN favor of :-nrsh B.rnurl. nno t,
subj CT lha s,ma to !he payment # $50 with
irteces. from Lac 18th of aIaich 1880 and the
costs OF this suit.
1t appearing by affidavit fsd that aha alb We
named Ge!erosnts rie non -rsidents of the c,tste
1t firgini-, 1t is ordered that they appear with.
IN oLe month sfter duo luo'icaIiJn hereof nnd
90 VIVA! Is neccS :ary - p-OLeCI .nslr lnterest in
this suit. Teste:
T. w. RICHARDSON, Clark
i. N Chichester, l. q IL II Iw
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s.Fsj aa4AAuTUa u UHlG xAILkOAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning Nov. 70, 1885,
Inc Mh all TRAIN will leave WASHINGTON
e. ~ a. m. snd Ale1sndria 1T 925 4. m.
daliy. except Sunday; pass Leesburx, going
Westward, 1T Ii 3 =. IL and arrive 1t Round
Hi! q. l. l0D II. ileave Round Hill at II 80 .. NJ;
pass Leesourg, gol"g eastward, 10 o. M; and
arrive u AieIsrdrra ut Is D. M, and Al
- sshiDGtoh Il 81 l.. n
The ACCOM- NJ EQUATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 81 70 p. ri. and Alexandra a.
20 D. N daily, except Sunday, and arrive At
Lfeshurg ut b ~ p. On. Leave Leesburg at W
q; m ahd arrive ct Alexandria at s Is o. M, and
W ashing.on ~ 30 = 10.
5F Passengers from Washington will take
she Washington and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
q totonac Railroad station at9 20 q. M and 4.N
q. 70. .1d go through withou, change Of CARS.
The SO an. train from alexandra and u. 20
2; 10 tram from Round Hull connect at Round
Hin With 3cCny G. Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snicbersvile Berryville and Win.
caestcI; also Raaraer's Line Of Coaches. which
,HHVH l4oe= burg daily for Aide and Middle.
Both trsiEs, westward, make close con nection.
a. Vienna, 9th Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
laz Court House
communication tickets, 81 cts Der mile
AaEaSs itSk sta, &6U.
y Il. EAVENER,
oc1'1-' General Ticket Agent.
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The stesmars Of this company make coEnoc-
tons al Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
at Now York With all points West and North
west, and AZ &lezan aria with Virginia Midland
kailcosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully snd promptly. Fog further information
apply to +. &. REED, Asan.,
J.nney's wharf.
j. w. THOMPSON, President,
l4lG street,
sep 27-I Washington, y G.
.c:sssr,SS92, Gil EDhS isTEA ID LINZ Ed WEGS
zs:tan!!:s!s4S LII TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PECyf.
DENC2 AND BOSTON.
Steamers lesye AlaZen6ria AVERY TUES
"a and lssve Philadelphia EVERY SAT-,
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexsndris With The q.
a. & M. and W s 0, K. Rs. snd al Philsdci.
p1ia Win C!yde's ro2ular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
freight Forwarded with promptnees and cnrn
free ot commissions.
no cnarge fos transter IL Phiisdelphia, s7c
. wharfage Ii boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through rates and through 5ills
OF lsdlng given. Insurance st tho lowest r. teS,
Agents;
u. 2. REhD, &iexandris
Hh Z CT YDE 81 co. Pbllsdsl. is,
JOHNSON 8 CO., Wash. s. 0eorgrn
Ian a-ti
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FOA PDTHeEas, EsaVEss.

STEEIEEks -Stse1 Es1, Tsgr-T seGDsT
sYERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDA9 at 7.S0 6. nj relurning on slterlate
days.
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Ey7D gig TfSE l.aES

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, st 80 q clock p.r:1.; returning, louye
Norfolk On alternate days Al ! On p, On.
This stuuEcn iron steamer hiss just bean paint
cd throughout, statarooms newly furnished and
carpeted, AID is ths hanGsorae5t as we'll ss the
sHfest beat on the Potomac river and ChessnHaS q
bay, ant is the only steamer making Close con.
ncct!on with the New York and EosLcn steG;G-
ers; also connVcLs With Richmond steamers sntt
railroad liUes outh. Stops at PIN ~ P,}iNT'
and PQlN LOCKOUT gong ana returning.
Fare first class, 81 round trip 81 60
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Inland & board COAST; Co.
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BTEAMEHS.

NJ OIL E.
i'GT0.usU FERRY CO.'S. sTsA.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
en- and fter Sunday, July 18Th,
Will lesve ss follows:
Steamer 7 Y. AEROWSMlTE leaves Poto-
rae Ferry Cos. wharf, tcot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and Tt u rs
Da !, at 30 y M, for leonsrdtown and sll
int rnediste lsnciIgs
S!eamer THTsG lesv.s EVERY MON.
De I, " Elm hSOAI uad FRIDAY, 1T T 80
.. nj, tor \ on mi snd inter m ate larcirys.
uhO. Il. Phillips, MsIsges,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. Pa EFT. Agent jyl7
= o11oE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On ard SITTER Monday. October 4.h the
beats Of the POTOMAC FEkEY CO, will run
IS ioiloTa:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
100 ? SO, S 50, 30 10 60 and Ii 80 q NJ, snd
i 81, 30, 81. ) So 30, 81 and Is D. IN.
L3AVE WAnHINITON:
b ~, 30. g 50, 9 So 10 80 and II 30 s. NJ, And
II 80. 81. 2 30, 3 &C. 4 30, 30 ani So D..
On Sunday the trst trip from each end will be
ct 9 30 n. In.
ny@ GEO. Il. Phillips, Manager,
Inland & Seeaboard CoaStj'lg Co.
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ESAs NSsy YORK.

SGll-T IL z iHsss E. C. AyvEdS MTastD SO Z9-E
GEGSs3se'
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i. ftises Z "a f..
GOOD REASONS T1R The GOCTnES
FAITE

GOOD REASONS F1R THG BOTTOMS
FAfTH.
EorRuE, Ga. March IS 1880.
W" fevs iGr tW'iva r.na'h s heen pr, sC.i Ding
C'SWit : - phiiL.c +pe ;f;''J in the lrastmant
Of Syphilis erd UsDy .Eor diseases for watch
lie recommended, md tue Results have been
most ss'istnc. rry. rot having tecn oisnppoi tea
IN sir gln irFtance. WH thing, for all diseases
it's recoTmenied TO cure i. stands without b
peer, Ind th-t I'll thu medics profession will
sooner or ister, De- forced 10 "cknowedae i! in
the tresm9nt Of =pyh liz as 5 sine q'ta
~. u. GALLOWAY, NJ D.
j. .. KsBlhsUN, hi. u.
ATLANTA Gs. Nay 20, 1879
fne Of our w"rk men had Dad SO e W bills
of Il We ye.rs' standing and waa cured enLi ely
Win "owifGs Spyhiti2 Specfr,"
NM <. Il I w Hooper
III & S"I TT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta Ga.
Sold by l.. s. LEAD 8EATER & BRO.
Call for cory of Young Mems Friend"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-31
TALK AT DINNER.

The English medical paper, the Lancet,
has had pertinent article on Fast Eating,
and this article has gone the round OF the
American papers, so that the public shall
benefit by it. Who does not know that
fast eating is bad practice, and who does
not practice it all the samel The greatest
sinners in this respect are the commercial
men, who can be seen in shoals in CONNER
cial quarters, gulping down their dinners
and luncheons, crying "check," then rush.
ing off with the last morsel sticking in
their throats, or perhaps the final crust be-
tween their fingers, to be finished in the
street. All things have their time, so has
eating and drinking Could man or woman
turn their vision within and see
how that poor misused organ, the
stomach, wriggles and comforts before
il can accommodate itself to the mass that
is thrown into it, man or woman would
have pity upon it and begin to reflect that
the course pursued was not the right one.
People who eat fast should order their
coffins, insure their lives for the benefit Of
their families, and never start on hazard
GUS journeys. 1t may be their last. More
apoplectic fits are brought on by fast eat
ing than by anything else more indiges.
tion and dyspepsia is the result of rushing
down the food than the food itself; more
constipation is brought about by bolting
meals than by the meals themselves. Eat
leisurely and you will enjoy the benefit OF
what you have eaten. Rather do not eat
at all than eat fast, for hunger will not
injure you as much as fast eating. g.-TFood
and Health
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settled the matter. should have taken the

settieu the maIter. should have taken the
position"
Guiteau called out from the dock. "I said
If ne had offered it to me at any time before
the lst of June. If he had offered it after
wards 1t wouldn't have made the slightest
difference"
Witness asked Guiteau how he came to
shoot the President. Guiteau answered. 81
came to the conclusion that the political stu.
alton justified me. l gradually became con-
vinced of this and resolved on his removal. !"
Guiteau shouted, THAT knocks yeur Paris
Consulate, and shows there was no malice in
it. Not an element of murder, but q polisi.
cal necessity"
Witness said he then asked him how be
reached the C Inclusion to remove the Presi-
dent, and Guiteau replied If you will
read the papers of May and June, you will
find exactly what the political situation was,
and will perhaps appreciate what mean by
political ne necessity"
Witness asked him if his alleged inspir-
alton came as vision. voice or direct COM
mapd. He said No. L. came into my
head as a conception, and | reflected on it
until 1 resolved that it was justified by the
situation"
Witness asked the prisoner how this ac-
corded with his theory of inspiration, and he
replied The inspiration was in the form
of pressure constantly on me to commit
the act.
Guiteau-That's all there is in the case
short and to the point. You can talk about
it six years, if you want to.
DR.. Gray then continued his story for an
hour, when the Court adjourned.
Expenses OF The Trial.
CHICAGO, December 30th.-A Washington
special says: The total expenses Of the
Guiteau trial are estimated at 500 600 to
$780, 600 Porter end Davidge will probably
get S25 900 each, and the stenographer $40 600
to S15 600. There will be about 200 witnesses,
% being experts. The witnesses fees and
mileage is estimated at $50 600 to $50, 900.
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On TEE DESERT.

A Bsdouin riding past us at full speed,
carrying long spear, was IN sight for more
than an hour and half, He took ali
kinds of fantastic shapes, and, as regards
the distance, he was off at any moment
the best range finder could not have local
ICED him. At one time he was split mp
into three, with space Of something that
looked like surface Of shimmering water
between each part-the legs Of the camel
dancing along over the plain without any,
body attached to them, and high over them
the body of the camel and rider flying
through the air, and above them again the
tuft of feathers surmountiDg his spear,
looking like bird in the air What added
greatly TO the drearlnoss Of this horrid
waste was the total absence of animal life
not fish-jump rufiled the surface of the
CLASSY lakes not even tie proverbial and
familiar pelican Of the wilderness was to
be seen by the side Of them; no wheeling
vultlrts overhead even the swaIms Of flies
properly belonging to tee caravan
deserted. / almost fancied that our
IS inside passengers" were reduced to
a policy Of mastery inactivity" for
time. ct had come to this, that when
you asked man to do anything he usually
told you to wait till he'd done scratching
himself The csrcasses of camels which
we passed had the flesh dried on to the
bones as hard as wood. i shall never for
get one corpse-that of a man-nationality
quite indistingushable. The body had
first distended 10 about three times its
original bulk, and then dried in that form.
turned it over as it lay on the sand, and
it was so light could have lifted it with
10 l., Il
ming noise as | moved it, very like the
sound of shaking a rolled.up hide of sole
leather. i arrived at two conclusions with
reference to that region. First, that the
refraction of light by the air was so remark.
able that artillery would be rendered prac-
tically Ineffective. Secondly, that would
never go Sabbath days journey into it
again until could do it on bicycle, and
have relays OF caravans sent on loaded with
lemon squasbes. .-[Keane's Journey to Me-
dinah.
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A PARoDIsT OF GUrrEAU.-That man
can be led into crime from mere vulgar
love Of notoriety has Just, to the discom-
fiture of Guiteau, been shown in the case
of young man in Nottingham, in Eng
land, who in one night murdered his father
and young comrade, and after having
been apprehended eagerly asked for the
newspapers in order that he might read
"what they were saying about him." The
London journals, 10 discussing the matter,
allege that this young parodist of Guiteau
is reader Of sensational literature, such as
might have been printed at the press of
the old Oneida Community, and such as
Guiteau pretends helped to addle his own
wits. The prison surgeon, however, pro-
nounces the Nottingham murderer to be
entirely sane and afflicted only with NOR
bid vanity.
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DRY GOODS.

The White H0use-The Oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco We import direct from the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. W. Davidson & Co., Nos
lel and l03 Kearny street. San Francisco
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ARIZONA.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company la
Arizona.

YUMA, December 30tb.-At the meeting of
the stockholders of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company Of Arizona. held here
night before last, all the old officers were con-
tinuer. II was voted by tho Directors TO pay
the taxes of Yuma county, and $500, 900 was
appropriated for the constr uctiou of the
Yuma and Port Ysabsl Railroad The latter,
sccarGiDg to Pr sidens Crocker, will be COM
pleted in sixty days. The railroad party pre-
ceede1 on to Sierra Blanco, the junction of
the uthern Pacific with the Texas and Pa.
ri6c road, and will return to hold another
meeting in Yuma early in January.
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, COR SIXTH AND I, 81 ,,ErTs
SACRAMENTO.

kE have on hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, the new style of PONY PHAETONS.
the handsomeSt in the State Family Carras,es
latest patterns. Neatest Open Burgies in the state
Light Top Buggies Heavy Top Buggies for noun.
tain use Farm rs Carriages. Trotting wagons
and suisIes, ali OF nay own make. Carriage Paint
Ing and Trium ng done at the lowest price. Nore
but the most experienced workmer employed
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warrsnted
Ca st the Factory and SEQ for yourself dI.lntf
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The MashInzton Tcrritory Coae.

OLYMPIA, December SOth-Bids for print
log the c1de of Washington Territory were
opened by Secretary Owings to-day, and the
printing awSi ded to G.. b. Bagley, of 0lym-
pia. The bids were Baeley, 135 copies !;
Bancroft & Co, 1900; Radebaugh & Co.,
zoo
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS.

A. r. Downing Il Son Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specaites, NO. Is
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited
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EDUCATIONAL.

school OF Practical, Civil. Meehan fcal and
Mining Engineering, Surve, ing, Drawing and AS.
saying, "a Post st. A. Van der Nailien, PrincpaL
The Berkeley Gymnasium-A Eirst.ciass
Academical Institution. affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific or Business Education For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN +.
BURRIS, Superintendent, Berkeley, Cal
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RI,s,NESS COLLEGES,

Heald.s Business College (of the Bryant q
Strattou Chain of Cotegesl E p. HEALD and
street, near Kearny, g. F., Cal. Terms-e40 per
quarter, payable in 80 days.
Pacific Business College and Teiegraphic
Institute-Q.ife Scholarship, for full Business
Course, s7ol w. E. Chamberlain, Jr., and 7 A
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post street, eppo'
site Union Square, S. f., Cal. Send for Circulars.
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LYDIA +. PINKHAM's Vegetable Compound
has rapidly made its way to favor among
druggists. who have observed its effects on
the health cf their customers Send to Mrs.
Lydia i Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets,
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The Khedive of Egypt has evidently
been reading up the irish question in the
papers. A short tina ago he said Il
never take up a newspaper without seeing
the arrival of an Eogllshman Now, Egypt
must be for the Egyptians"