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, 1881-04-20
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS.

Iu NI&AtW43 tV-AuSs j.,
= Cf.EAIsANCES.
Prop Norman. I.utlluEtou. light.
Prup Deperc, Mnntsttc. stlntlrics.
pfup Chntnplnln, L,tillngtOr, E..,000 bit corn.
Schr EnrIy bird, South Haven, l,UU1 bu corn.
Sotlr 7, Sins. Jauka0nport. light
schr Moscs Gagc. AhnapDe. iiRht.
Sctr u. pur8ous, Sturxgtt Ray, light.
Sohr Lookout. urand ftnvcH, sun1rics.
, 1881-04-20

dn Fre% ohtfopes t;ss.l fallsl Msltcs Mass ft H.
tlHssthar. @ % %undst Wiltl's iintel ha, scti ~ an
remarkable remedy, st. jacobs W. hul
seyere eASa OF rluanutsu, tnln It ei', eqteu rtra
aa II by magic. liz als0 nseu u W." W u,rljjuA
success among hls horses y. c1sss ;;,ss u 's'
sores etc.. and It au1es every uAss
, 1881-04-20

. WILEAT-SOwlNt3 IN MINNESOTA.
Sptttat Dtspateh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis., April 10.-aeason very
late hero. Thorc Is no snow between Portage
md Fnrgu. Tho farmers nrc all plowiug nlld
sowing thoir aprny wheat up through Min-
ucsUtU.
, 1881-04-20

Special Dlsuatea 10 Tat GAteoeo Tribune,
Pour EIunuH, Mich, April lN-Ihs ttsh tug Sea
Wing arrived hern to- night, betuy the drst boat
10 arrive up ihis scasun.
Tho stesues u. u. Ward, which loft Detroit
tels moEa!ux foTth's port, IL reported to be lying
Tho rvss IL tult Of largo zelda OF tcc to. Night.
, 1881-04-20
3yOnrlr PRESERVING.

VORTI1 rREsls,tvrNG.
Tho following tabtc. showing TIM price per
tust,cl wheru Hrnin Is contracted for delivered
OH tin scnhoartl ut n given rnto per 100 pounds.
IA worth preserving for reference Ms n rcady
rtgkDtlcr:
, 1881-04-20
NEW, HOTEL AT ST. LOUIS.

81, L0uls, Mo-, April l0.-Jalnes II. Nrcsn,'
cbicf proprietor Of thu now southeru Hotel 1T
this city, has Rsrtyea hcre with nulubor VI
elork aud other pcrsous to b1 employed In tho
house. Tia tini6han4 lunches aro GpnK fnptdty
given to tho hotel, aud III, lIsutn xtAtex that 1t
VIII bo oF4n To tho public Monday oyonlug,
AtnY 7.
, 1881-04-20
I.1AtE-KILN CROSSING SIGNALS.
Tire Mlne-K!ln croas!ug niRht-ssuAls will DO
THE rAlltl'{}I,r WRECKS.

The schooner II. o, Keys, which was s,ocoss.
fully hauled Uut Mt VMrport onn day last weak,
WIS found to bo quito badly stnye up by tho
ice. SIN ta boEnR thoroughly userhauaas, and
will bp ruatty to lauuoh solaetlnu thIa wock.
1Ier new forouass ia alt ready ~ lo shipped.
Leahys s.oam pump arrived from Dotrnlt
Saturday morning, untl WIZ Immediately PIT
aooard Of tho barge Joseph. Which went out into
the luke during tue frcshat, nld hus since latd to
tho Gust Ut tho plers full Of water, 1t did good
work. und ut o H'ctnek Saturday afternoon 1t
aaa a,,d sikua M su"n VIZ ~ ,ho +, iso Icayes inc
saure Nul!c!u,lt tu allow u rug to eosnt down
fCnta Cleveland.
. ~ was thought Ut Un8 time that tho tuR UrnnfA
hal 6ultanoA rn tnlNnKca In hGr cncnultGr with
tho ica. but a. clo.eF GxanfnMtluR respAla tho
tu lie taken 10 Cleveland, duckod, aud her whepl
RQu shaft lukun Uut,
, 1881-04-20

WlHtrr. k1lIpIt l1II
frmu ink If r,n, siriltclcxecjs; Fi,itx, WnlKor,
I'LL Mi. aid Mo,liarruurat, lt.,k hnst. Vnric-
tles He!'ural!y, .own are ii,e above. md Nay.
Id n,trt1 the t,cst condition.
~ ai"9 WIFI WI rilc @ for esrnis os s"w, hrnanast
no difference il vnretIos sown. F.itz aud Early
IL iI' Hcst sts ca.,ittioi,. ani 1'"'" 'S>'e
pur cutit winter Killed, FL Dlcrs II per cont;
itei MMy srsa,a to excel ali oter varo.ios; this,
with U,fcssa, Fulton, Tea, nnu Egyptian nro tho
Lin,,-Not III very gout condition, fron,
y ii III pr. cert wihtct.k!ed; not.o @ dlc.l @ fer
want ut ruin: drilled 10 fur tho best; lIttlo dlt"
Fnitz excels. F,iits. May, Walker. and Modltor-
| rarenl nrr tho tct.lll,Y vArutins aow,i.
Iyoii-in splcnditi condlsion; worry small per
itio il any difference il co,tt!ono ilat drilled
md sown hrnacast: Moy ahd Walker seeniti.4ly
In host ct,nd,tun 13cSitEps thgpe Fuitz, 1pncsec.
much Tho bHst.
Enthusiastically In E0'd condition small
per cent winter.kt!lcd; l!!n,o dietl for lnck ot
rain: drilled In bust cuutl!tlon; lsnssfn, Turkey,
etc. Ssst ynEiot!Gs esass tSso nSS n Wro e.
Bllvnr Chntr, md Olcsaa. Eary.sowli Is far su-
pcrlor to TINT late-spwl.
spe% % e1n1uon n ,sis i9 gsr r No nak
of raIu; driiei ,ks iltto i,ttt.cr th9t, thst
suW'' snn @hsto exeoi. In i.lditio 10 tic forese.
linz. FM!.z IL qnl.o extensively sow1'. @ Listso
ctwrSt, tsrv ,; ST'y a ne son o ,or
lack Of rain: drilled Is far Tho best: Early My
md Turkvy itr,k ltst. Tho foreGotnR, with F1il<
ton, Iactl Mny. tl1uo Stem, ai,4 ODESSA. aro tho
rarlotlos get,er,.lly s4Wtl. Enriy Or tncHa.ian
sSwn' Ssst' FROM 1o'h to s'h OF sop'0"''' '''0k'
9n!ns ,GnS H'e iaok of 'I'; RI
| excel, Vh8 uauAt tAflGtt1S a0Wnt E1fly-BCWu
, 1881-04-20
OlEOMARGARlNE. ETC.

BAN FaAaolsco. April l0-Ths Chamber Of
Conmcrce, ut lts eegular quarterly meotluK to-
tluy, ludorsed bills for tho prevention OF a1ul.
toratson Of food, recommended by tbs National
Board Of Trade,
, 1881-04-20

Wlncl,esser's 1lypopsosphlte1
will euro consumption, coughs, weak lungs
bronchitis. aud g6neral debility. Established
twenty -unA yGurs
, 1881-04-20

% uut tI'a ~ 'unHm Iusrrs'{ " "ukIue,L ~ aML,
VIZ. el.M0. n,,d tlint cnut craft should pny half
mud Its own o1nCtleGS.
, 1881-04-20
KANSAS WHEAT.
Reports of It's Condition from All
the Counties In the
State.
Tho Showing AS n Whole Favor
nplo for q Tnir, Yield.
Wheat.sowing Already Begun In
Minnesota Crop News.

Wheat.sowing Already Begun in
Minnesota-Uthor Crop News.
KANSAS.
Spttial Dispatch 10 TIA Chicago 1ttbnns.
TOPEKA, Kas.. April 1p.-1n WOW Of tho many
inp,,lrics from ali sections Of tho country rs to
tho condition Of tic growing wheat crop III kntl'
Bns tho ScrtGtNry Of tho State 'ifoAr.l of Agrl'
culture has obtained reports fratii NIL tho eo,tti-
tics In tho 8tnto, showing tic ea.tso ard extent
Of tho damage, ant, tho general prospects, OF tho
crop, The following aro tho repurts frt,m Bpc-
c,al correspondents In each Of the counties
named: .
Altcn.-Tbc crop looks fais. about 70 ncr cent
wtnter.kls; very amlai psr es''t ;nu tof six iaGx
rivites sown .lfe ihe nOove. With urass, cawsor'
ecnt v!ntes.kisa ''o1s died for isss u sa'p:
'i nany T. spS,. wa Eariy. % d IN cst condition
Atchlson-CroP iTks quito sell' pr mprot1M!tiy 1v q se
sr cont nSS aa sr os say SeM H5
Early May, ,Fultz, zl'nnertnat,, and Missouri
s !!"s}o@1n' 1ha' eseoisnt s % condition: nome winter
ktlluA worth naming; nnng llnd for lnok Of rnin:
Sscd + Il 9e' NV a Gnsv ~ fs niny
sown. Early yy-sown IN best oot,t!!!'on ,.,.,.
,s fs" ss ccs psss,y ES sd na yssy eGt
ait'oa dtno nv Futs ID @ ana Setiorfaraa ioot best VA
,ses prspay * swn n. aro to n99ye Il Ssy
dillon Of cnrly md late sown. ,., ,:,.,.,,,
itown-That sawt, on now Ffoanl honXs wGi,t,E
very little, il any, tlic for lack Of ruin; drilled
i il bust condition, ospecla!ly Sr nog =, !and;
t Esry MGy Ms st a'1 saW wn1e ss sso ,o
ahoxSf no',fa wltn 70 ars 1r1ss .',o n msoF
afcey m psst n rair st1on: from 20 to 10
cSt winter very tsIs ',i.z any, os.e sea
ano nnv" WalHGr s, " k pso S9s Eary ssy, turkey Mo
mrtii,n.ss by tie ,niddio Of saptori,hor, ID
os To c5o ,i fa!s eSaon esst f. fa
IN. ny unn ;,i. fnr ink III rait,: drilled Is
sFaie" Jul so"Son; @ MI Falts t Essiy say onk
nest pesaof ss% ng @ooyG 1:or inc hn WSknr anT
t,rass To sw IS II Ssst cotion.
nisssS o e Ia aGo Ieok q
rsin vii eo tirle Is In Dost :o.alIsion very tls f
tsISneS il the sonditoa q ~ y!.Fsties s'a s,wn:
tas,, rM.. .c'ay Gy s y, int con1Itinn. Ear
t"her"Inn IL, Vnrs vS.M .nfitiittou: very little
,1Ks re+.: oaS .t nvy ysry Is sn Eariysow,
Gheyenns1N9ne sssas,, 't3m,.s soSn: sn,:,t sowo
S&ySc,Mtio IL i xas; S,!s I, i sGy ,1sas kea s.,; sy
sw %r 1S Whts, odess aa F"tz
Esso ans eon eon,o fGf t W small pcr cent
,;ntr r,icii ,,to a,in ~ innf 81 r,.in ,iriiled
ooks bsst; ed s,sy, Eusz an1 Ws pssss sS,ns. nye
GaHG , 1SS; W;,, ann Siioh~am EnrtwsS,y1. il IN
lest hmltS. c.orIi!on. mniS. aao A'''"6A''' A'"'''
's rad rSnt II n ess coa mGnS aiea
| best shr!cty: vAeloties mntnly noWls 9aFhes'
, 1881-04-20

CIIEAOYQAN.
6Psetai DApatsA % ~ CAease 7ftbuat
CllxB0YaAa, Mich, April la-Northeast wind
to-day, bEisk, With Indications Of puoN Of ruin.
, 1881-04-20

paeeuts, ta not uso vile drugs or uostrums In
7ouy families, but use pure H0p llttasa.
, 1881-04-20

Tho following keepers hnvo bten appointed for
the lltc-suving stNlEu1s OF District No. H. colst OF
Luke Michigan. for tho actlyo scuson of 1891:
etnuon No. !, Dcavcr Istund, Capt. Harrison
Station No 2, North ManI,ou Island. Capt.
Wsese stations have not regular crows. hut
thetr keeper Arv authorized 10 cAllat n volunteer
cspw III taAes 1T emergency. j..
stntion No. !, Point lletsey, Capt, Thomas E.
Sutton No. i. Mantstoo; no ono Inns been M.
pointed &oeper Of this station since the rosial,A
tIpn Of Cnpt. Ihu,ea l.. Morgau: but Capt, Henry
ssAton liz oias AZ u sable Gapt. Sanford
5taton No. :, Lualnaton. Capt Joshua ].
statton No. =, b!uskeRc,, Capt. william Groh,
stMtion No. 9, 0ranA lanvcl, caut. John d.
stat1on No. 10. St. Joseph, Capt. william L.
stniion No. II. Chicago, Capt. Tol,cstord St,
station No. II. oooso Point, Capt. Lawrence c.
-etHtion No. u, Kenosha. capt. nonjam!n G..
stAtlon No. u, 1taetuo, Capt. John sanbusa.
btattoa No. Id. Mllwnukoe& capt John Evon'
sts,1en M ~ ! r. st sshoxgSs; Gsnt o'Sy orS ,o
I1a1E-KInN CKOssING SIGNALS.
Tto Mlne-k!ln croas!ug niKht-sIguals will bc
the Sumo us last season-yjz;
Fourteen feet aix inches. Ono white light
Fourteen fsst thseo cs,es. Two WI whi.e IMtKht. M
Thrl"on fees 1iino inches. .ono rod l1Efls
ThirteoE fent three tnuhes ......ThVuo rI.i lxhta
In the daytime the iuctuNtIunh ut tito TntGr
will BY shown by nneor n!ore huartls, eugh sevoll
feet hIxh BY Two fept, US iultows:
Fourteen toet slx ilehus. ...... .Dno white board
fMrtesr leet three nchea Iwa whi'o ar,. i't
Tistssa T5tos, fee. a ohos wts I'd 9Sa c4
Thirteen foot s!x !nchcs.. Two rct! beard,
Thirtoen fcut three Inches. Three rcd bUards
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-06-04
A Terrible Fate.

A truly horrible incident isTe-
ported in the Viennese papers as
having taken place short time
gro in the great paUer mill Of
MessrS. Gellerth d Fucrtn, ut Pill
san. IT having been reported to
the manager of that establishment
that the great steam boiler was
foul and the furnaces required
cleaning, be Caused the fires To be
extinguished. and employed a
gang of work nIen to execute the
necessary cleansing operations.
One Of the laborers, powerful
young fellow Of nineteen, named
Anthony * nZtnder, after toiling
hard at his share Of the joo for
several consecutive hours, lay
down in the huge air-pipe, run
ming under the main furnace, in
tending to snat.h Il few minutes
rest. He must have fallen into
deep sleep; for, when the masons
instructed TO brick up the end Of
the. pipe later on in the day, car
ried out their orders, he made no
sign. AS soon as the furnace was
pronounced to be again in work
ing order, the stokers were in-
structed TO light the fires, and did
so. Presently Kacz ,nder was
missed in the mill. Search for him
was instituted, but in vain. Next
morning it appears,to have occur
red to one OF his fellow workmen
that he might have crept into the
air-pipe. Upon thi, suggestion
being communicated to the man
ager, steps were at once taken to
break into the closed mouth Of
the tube and sure enough, the
charred skeleton of Anthony Ka-
czander was discovered lying
close TO the issue, bricked up dur
ing his heavy slumber Of the pre-
vions afternoon. la all prohabili-
ty, awakened by he heat soon af-
ter The fires were lighted, he had
crawled toward the outlet, and
finding it impenetrably closed, had
resigned himself TO his fate.
What the poor fellow must have
undergone while being slowly
baked alive, is almost too hOrrl-
bic TO think OF.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-06-04

A prominent gentleman in Ger
80 Gordo County, Iowa, writes US
a 1Gclae fnds Kidney-Wor to be
5ae kest remedy he ever knew for
Z complication of diseases. 1t is
he specific action which it has on
ne liver, kidneys and bowels,
tRElllch gives itsuch curative pow
q 81 and 1t is the thousands of cure 5
s9a2lch it is performing which giE-
5 IL its great celebrity. Liquid
Tecy oocentrated) or dry, both
at eAcientiy.-N. II. Journal and
Ce1asfgler.
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Witaansl Wisdom.

What men call accident is Gods
own part.
Aiflietion, like the ron.smith,
shapes as it smites.
A man gives himselfaway when
he sells out his principles.
Censure is like the lightning
which strikes the highest noun
tain.
Agitation IS the marshelling of
the conscience CT a nation 10 mould
lis laws.
Some people like oysters on the
half shell, others, quail on toast,
but we prefer eagles on twenty
dollar gold pieces.
We have heard great deal a.
bout restless and uneasy pillows.
They are probably filled with live
geese feathers.
Seldom can that heart be lonely,
II it seeks a lonler still,
Self-forgctting, seeking only
Enptler cups of love to fill.
When yesterday l asked you, love,
One little word to say,
Your brother interrupted Us,
So please say yes day
The archery clubs have en-
menced practicing, and the glass
eye mandatory in Piusburg is
working double time.
There is no "home' or "hash'
in the French language. It's not
TO be wondered at that so many
Frenchmen commit suicide.
A mans name is mentioned
quite prominently" for some Of
flee, by the man himself, frequent
~, before any one thinks Of it.
Young ladies and elephants at
tain their growth al eighteen.
But here their analogy ceases.
One trunk Is enough for an ele-
phant.
a man in Fordham has found
bed of remarkably fine clay on his
property, but is undt cided wheth-
or to start a brickyard or French
candy shop.
People speak 'carelessly OF
"bloated aristocrats," as if an aris-
tocrat is always obese. This is
wrong. Some of the aristocrats of
to-day are verythin.
Most Of the beatitudes which
Infinite compassion pronounced :,
have the sorrow OF earth for their
subject, but the joys of heaven for
their completion.
The journeymen bakers of New
York have risen as one man, and
say they need more pay, and if
they do not get some concessions
they will loaf awhile,
Analogy, although it is not in
fallible, is yet that telescope of
the mind by which it is marvel
ously assisted in the discovery of
both moral and phsyical truth.
Quack and dupe are upper side
and under side of the self-same
substance. Turn up your dupe
into the proper fostering element
and he himself can become a
quack
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SOLDIERS!

A. A. THOMAS, corner CT Ninth and F.
Streets, Washington, D. c., attends to
Pension and Back Pay Bounty Claims
collected. Contested Land Claims, Min
eral and Agricultural attended 70 before
the Department of the Interior and Su-
preme Court. Land Warrants, Land Scrip
and Addition Homesteads purchased and
sold. (apr23-U
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OLD FURNITURE
REPAIRED.

I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the
l. public that am prepared at all times
to attend to the repairing of furniture Of
all kinds, in the neatest and best style
possible; also, | make speciality of up
holstering, such as Fancy Chairs Lounges
and all other work connected with the
repairing of furniture. guarantee all
my work at the lowest possible prices
l.. +. WELLEN.
Tollgate, Winchester Pike,
nicholson. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Bulletin for the next three Months

Bulletin for the next three Months.
Is pieces of very good Ginghans at only
8 cents, worth ! cents
II pieces Dress Ginghams at only l2J
cts worth l6 cents.
so dozen white and colored handker-
chiefs, from cents up.
$500 worth ladies underwear. Ne close
out entirely, at any price.
1000 yards best light and dark prints
(Sprague's) only cents.
50 dozen towels, at unheard of low
prices, from &c. up; also towelilg from
5 cents per yard up.
pieces black silk for dresses, from SEC
up; also full line trimming silks from 50
cents up
Black and colored Cashmeres, in all
shades, from Is cents up to 75c. per yard.
10 pieces of sash ribbon, from zoe. up.
1000 Fans, of all kinds, from &c. up.
% doz Lisle Thread Gloves, for ladies
and gentlemen with two three and four
buttons; also lace Rlittens, ranging from
10 cents up.
60 pieces muslin, brown and bleached
Sd, 7-s, A, 4, Ga, 8-4 and 10 4, rom
6 Scents up
400 Gentlemen shirts white and COL
ored from 80 cents up; also full line of
Sears and Neckties Of the lates. design,
suspepders, collars, jewelry, at astonish-
ingy low prices
Call one and all, and secure the first
bargains
LOUIS ROUTON,
Opposi the Post-Otiice,
my2l. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Headache, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Constipation, cure d at
once by DR.. METTAUR's HEAD
ACHE and DYSPEPSIA PILLS
Price % cents.
, 1881-01-07

THE U, 8. surveying schooner, Faun-
tleroy, recently bought by VIM. Gallick,
of Portland, was brought into this port
last week, when her name was changed to
the Annie F. Briggs. in honor OF the
dlughler of our worthy Deputy Collector,
Col. l.. II. Briggs, Of the Custom House.
The schooner is now commanded by Capt.
Dllga duo, and is engaged in the sealing
bus ness off Cape Flattery. She is rather
Ia for that business, measuring 94.44
tons. The sealing business in these wat
ers bid, fair to be greatly increased during
1881.
, 1881-01-07

REV. John Reid, Jr., the newly elected
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, OF this
place, paid his charge visit this week
lie led the Methodist prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening, returning to Vic
toria yesterday. Thus far the impression
made by him is of the best. We doubt
not he will succeed admirably in his work
here. He is undoubtedly a young man o
excellent abilities. Owing to the weak
ness of his eyes, they having been injured
by over study, he will not assume the du.
ties of the pastorate here until some time
in February.
, 1881-01-07

MARRIED.-In st. Pau's church, in
this city, on the Sd inst, by Rev. Il.
Davis, Mr.. John r. Norris aud Miss Mary
Eta Parrish, all Of Port Townsend, The
hero and heroine OF this memoir enjoy The
confidence OF their neighbor3 and many
friends in this place, to an eminent de-
gree. Judge Norris has lived here for
many years, but no one suspected him OF
committing matrimony until lately, when
he began to act rather queer. The blush
ing bride is most estimable young lady,
and will doubtless sustain her witely rela-
tion with a grace and dignity becoming
one Of our stately matrons. May many
years Of happiness crown the union
, 1881-01-07

DE-. N. w. LANE, Of Port Gamble, will
deliver lecture in Good Templars' Hal,
on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, upon the fol-
lowing subject; ''Success in life! Waat
is it.? And how to win it," This lecture
will be under the auspices Of the "Alki
Debating Club" of this place. An ad-
mission fee of % cents will be charged at
the door, the surplus proceeds to go tow
ard establishing free reading room fund.
We bespeak crowded house on that oc-
casion, and rare literary treat for the
public.
, 1881-01-07

AT the annual meeting OF the share
holders Of the Puget Sound Telegraph
Company, held in this place, on the Sd
inst, the following board OF Directors
we're elected tor the ensuing year: Capt.
Wm. Renlon, OF Port Bakeley, Cyrus
Walker, OF Port Gamble, DR.. Il. Il. Mi
nor, N. d. Hill, and c. C. Bartlett, Of
Port Townsend. At subsequent meet
ing, Il ese directors elected the following:
DR.. Il. L. Minor, President; DR.. N. d.
Hill, Secretary; C. G. Bartlett, Treasurer
, 1881-01-07
Edison's Electric Light

Has thus far proved failure as practical
light for family use, and the owners OF gus
stocks breathe more freely and see renewed
dividends near at hand, but the Oregon
Kidney tea has been 4 success from the
first, paying large dividends Of restored
health to all those afflicted with backache
or any disease OF the kidneys or urinary
organs, and carrying CONSERVATION to the
pOckets OF rival concerns with worthless
nos'rums to sell. Ask for the Oregon
Kidney Tea and take nothing else.
, 1881-01-07

The telegraph announces the death Of
Mr.. George Pappenberger, during q re-
cent visit to the eastern states. This gen.
tlemsn waI for a long time in charge OF
the business Of L, & J. Boscowitz, of Vic
toria, B. c. He enjoyed the confidence OF
many friends who will regret his death.
, 1881-01-07

THE newspapers all over the Pacific
coast have been indulging in general hol-
iday number craze. Most Of them issued
double size editions. The Sacramento
Daily bee" led the van with sixteen
page issue, carefully filled with excellent
eading matter.
, 1881-01-07

AN unsuccessful attempt was made to
get the Hoadley o@ this week.
, 1881-01-07

MASTERS Charlie and BERTHE Holcomb
have recovered from attacks of scarletina.
, 1881-01-07

READ schwAba ;her & Co.'S advertise
ment.
, 1881-01-07
Notice J

A regular meeting of Lafayette
Lodge of Perfection No. 3, A. & A.
S. Rite will be held on the Sd Adar
564l, corresponding with Wednes.
day, February I'd, 1881, at Z o'clock,
P. NJ. Business regular, and elec.
ton of officers. All members and
Brethren are hereby notified to be
present.
At the Orient of Port Townsend,
December llth, 1880.
Thomas L. MINoE, 32a S. G. w.
ID. G. II. RoTHsCHILD, 32e Sec.
PLAIN & FANG! JOB WORK
, 1881-01-07

ES Mr.. Korter has made a nice
improvement in his barber. shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop a.
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted ap bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the FIN
est shops, and is master of his pro
fession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

some of these friends have obtained places Of trust
and honor but fate will not be inexorabe If places
thus obtained do not cost more than they are WORTH
II honors TINS won do not prove to be like
Dead Sea fruits which tempt the eye
Bnt turn to ashes on the lips"
This much have been compelled to say, and l
now leave the question to the sober second thought
OF the people of Virginia, three-quarters of " hose
voters, who pay taxes to the amount of not less than
$40 avored and still favor the measure which has
been so savagely denounced. The full burden of the
debt OF the State remains and dlscredit rests upon
her name, because certain class of her politicians
found capital at hand. in the opposition TO axaton,
and her coored voters were taught that as they had
no agency in the of the debt they ought not
TO be called upon TO contribute to its payment and
that their freedom will not be secure until 1t is
wiped out" The present condition of her treasury
shows. and its future condition will more clearly
show, which have been her friends-tho Funders or
the Readjuses. In giving this history of the debt
OF Virginia, have omitted some particulars, such
as the payment in cash of one or two payments or
partial payments of interest part OF her bonds.
These, howevedo not Affect its general correctness.
although they greatly increased the difficulty of
adjusting the rights Of creditors when refundlng
was In operation. HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
Aer- York, Feb 3, 1881.