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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Beaeensnelds Death-Closing Incl.
dents, Etc.

Beacensleldb Death-Closing Incl.
dents, Etc.
LONDON, April 1s.-Besoonshsld had
. very serious relapse during the night
and died peacefully at s this msrning.
He was perfectly conscious to the hst.
Drs. Kidd and Quinn and Lords Rowton
and Darlington were present when Bss.
eonsfsld died. Beaeonsnsld took nour.
ishmsnt up to 1880. About he became
comatose. breathing. with much difa-
Guilty. Drs. Kidd and Bruce at once ap-
piled the usual restorativss. but for the
frat time since his illness they failed to
produce effect, and II became evident
that his death was imminent. Lord
Darlington, DR.. Quinn and Sir Philip
Rose were hastily summoned. Five
minutes before hs died his breathing be-
came slow and ssatls and his face very
placid. The hearts action and pulse
continued q few seconds after breathing
ceased to be apparent. His ending was
80 quiet that Il was difficult to realize
he was dead.
The evening editions OF the Standard
and the Globe appear In mourning.
The executors OF Beaconshsld't will
are Sir Nathaniel Rothscild and Sir
Philip Rose.
Earl BssconsHsld will be buried by
the aide Of bis wife 10 the graveyard Of
the parish church Of Hughsndon Manor.
II 10 understood that this wal bis earnest
wish and direction. The Queen and
people would, no doubt, be glad 10 honor
him with . grave In Westminster Abbey.
but prefer that his own wishes be re-
spected.
BeaconsAsld's will divides his prop.
erty between Ralph Disrasli and Lord
Ravlton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
fhe Deadlock.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-Ssnator Blair.
in . speech yesterday. stated that the
Presidsnt 10 anxious 10 have the nsmina.
tons confirmed. In fact II 10 NO lsngsr
any secret that the President expresses
10 his friends his desire TO have the
nominations confirmed. Some Rspubli.
can Senators favor Q caucus TO consider
the matter and devise some plan for ex.
scutive sessions, and Q few days ago Il
was believed this sentiment would pre-
vail. Now the majority seem TO favor .
continuance Of the deadlock. The Re-
publicsns agree that they will not back
out. The Democrats do not believe that
there will b an extra ssssion. and hence
will mot outline . policy In case Blair's
resolution 70 adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
The work Of an Insane Mother.

ST. LOUIS. April 20.-A Rtpaottedn
Camden (Ark.) special says: Mrs. Mutt,
living near this city. while in q at Of
insanity on Saturday last. killed Ave Of
her children BY throwing them into .
we'll. The eldest was twelve years. and
the youngest eleven months.
The particulars regarding the killing
OF her Eve children BY Mrs. Mutt, near
Camden. Arkansas. are that the ffenzisd
woman called her eldest child. . boy
twelve years OLD. from the h.ld. whore
hs was plowins. knocked him ON the
head and threw him into . well. where
she had previously thrown her four
other little children. Finding that y
Of the children wal not drowt ed. bat
was clinging TO the side Of the we'll. she
descended into the we'll and tore away
its grasp and thrust Il down into the
water. thus completing her disbolieal
work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
A Barbarous Brute.
Bodis Free nrsss.

Douts TT" fTe@
Leaning bis elbow on the bar ald rest
ting his lame leg ON his crooked cane,
Chauncy Stuart was giving . Tucson bar
keeper o '.fll" Of the beauties OF Bodis.
when the unappreciativs b. X. quietly
raised the bottled bug-juice to the top Of
the counter. poured out . stiff horn,
swallowed II down. and as quietly re-
placed the bottle under the bar. At this
Chauncy hsAvsd q deep Sigh, like unto
that OF the escape pipe Of q steam saw.
mill. and said, with emphasis: "Oh. l
do wish ! was back In Bodie, where I
could lean 10 ~rsstfully against Barney
Clark's clean sidsboard and drink some
Of his good whiskey-for . man never
has to ask Barney for o drink, whether
he 10 flush or financially wrecked" when
the unissling wretch behind the bar Ian.
guidly replied: "Well. why In hill
don't you 90 back to Bodis and Barney
Clark" Chsuncy gave II up-but the
barkssper didn't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

How publicly and a. q matter Of
course the traffic In "black ivory'is car
risd ON BY the Dutch Beers In South Al.
RIGA Lord Kimberly recently showed In
Parliament by . quotation from . letter
written by the wife Of . Boer. In which
she states that Q "Boer bad come home
with ak head Of cattle and o Kafar
girl, and that another came homo with
thirty.two large Kafir girls, whom he
was selling for hall . sovereign apiece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
Logan's Defense.

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-Senstor Lo.
gan made q speech yesterday answering
the o~ft.rspsatsd assertion that he had
favored secession prior to the rebellion.
He read from his speeches Of those days.
and presented documentary evidence TO
show his devotion to the Union, and 70
futed the charges 10 often made. When
he finished Brown, Of Georgia, declared
that the speech sstisAei him, and other
Democratic Senators freely admit that
they are convinced that an injustice has
been done Logan BY these reports.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
Blaine slowly Dying.

WASHINGTON. April 2O.-A well.knowr
physician here declares that Blaine ID
suffering from Brisht's disease Of the
kidneys and will never be q well man,
The worst symptom is the fact that his
ears have blssched out % white a. his
face. This only comes when the disease
10 20 far advanced a. to render recovery
almost hopeless. Blaine has the same
nervousness and dis~inclination to BE- re.
Rardsd sick that marked the manner oil
Carpenter when the same dread disease
was driving him rapidly to the grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

There 10 . lady in Calhoun county.
H.. who. although seventy years old.
has recently married her sixth husband.
Her last deceased husband vas named
Race. and the man she has just married
10 named Farris. A romantic feature Of
her last matrimonial venture 70 the fact
that Mr.. Farris wal her nrst love. but
cruel fate iatsrvsnsd and prevented their
union. All her dead husbands are buried
in the family graveyard upon the farm
ON which she resides. Farris never
caught her until she gave up the Race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

A sensational telegram comes al the
way from Europe to the effect that EN-.
psror William has caught cold and got .
sore throat. Next thing We shall hear
that the King Of Spain has got = collie
or the toothache. What could the world
do without The telegraph
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

New York Tribune: All the Democratic
Senators agree in thinking that their
party 10 making capital BY the deadlock
In the Senate. They always take this
view when they obstruo. the public basi.
ness. They insisted during all the Extra
Session laundering Of the Hayes Admin
istration that they were supported sy
the people. and IL was not till the cleo
tions went against them that they saw
how mistaken they were.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

From New York comes . quiet little
telegram stating that senatorial courtesy
may very possibly defeat the confrma-
ton Of Robertson - Collector Of New
York. In other words. that with all due
Difference to any nomination Of the Pres
dent. the Senate may, II the majority
chooses. reject any suoh nomination at
the request Of the two Senators from the
State In which the nominee 10 to act.
This ID for the simple and quite plausi.
BILE reason that they are presumed to be
most familiar with the residents Of their
ews State. and the wishes Of their peo-
pie. Conkling and Plat, the New York
Senators. both being opposed to Robert
sen, should his case DO referred TO them,
his chances Of confirmation would seem
o b rather aim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

Thus far within the past year the 70
appearance oil the smallpox on the Pacific
coast - well a. in various localities In
the East has not been attended with any
swsspinsly fatal results. In fact 1t has
hardly assumed any very serious form
- an epidemic. and causes but little
alarm. Quite q number Of cases con-
tinus making their appearance In San
Francisco. bat they are generally Of .
mild type. On Saturday last . frssh
inssallmsnt Of the disease arrived there
from Honskons. brought among the
Chinese passengers Of the ship osssnio.
They are kept closely guaranteed. how
ever, and not allowed to land.
In the Sandwich Islands the smallpox
situation il . very serious one. having
assumed the character and magnitude Of
. devastating soourge. Latest adviess
from Honolulu state that smallpox Ii
raging there to . fearful extent, and the
disease 10 Of Q very virulsnt type, and
from all parts Of the Islsnds come 70
ports Of its fatal raviges. The victims
Of the seourgs are principally natives.
very few OF the foreign element being
attacked. This 10 attributed TO vacoina-
ton. the natives generally nsglscting to
take that p~rsoaution. or in fact any other
to prevent the spread Of the disease.
Insufficient medical attendance. iuprop-
or nursing. neglect and exposure are also
complained Of.
The native subjects Of King Kslsksus
seem 10 bs doomed eventually to total
extinction. The climate Of their own
country does not appear to be psrtiou.
larly healthy for them. At any rate.
epidsmics have at various times thinned
their numbers. and disease and dissips.
lion are constantly working their dee.
truction. Judging from the past and
present. Il will not be many years before
the Kanaka race will practically have
faded away. and q more healthy and en-
lightsnsd mixture OF other races inhabi'
those beautiful isles OF the blue Pacific
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

The London Ns,as letter says: There
cannot be the slightest doubt that the
vast mass Of the Russian people arc in
tsnssly and ~affsctisnatsly sorry for Alex
audsr II. On that fatal Sunday after.
noon. in all parts Of the city. women
we're seen on their knees 10 the midst OF
the snow. crossing themselves and utter.
ing passionate calculations Of grief ; and
on the day OF the funeral procession
workingmen were bsheld bestowins their
last copecks a. alns,o on beggsrs. a. . fee
to those orthodox ~msndicants to pray for
the soul Of the defunet monarch. In
several instances the grief OF the people
was aggravated to the proportions Of
savage wrath against the perpetrators OF
the crime. and those who were even
deemed to DO their sccompliess, and In
many cases ~invividuals Of suspicious
bearing. or who had uttered ambiguous
words. were very roughly handled BY
the populace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20

Miss Abigail B. Judson. Of Plymouth.
Mas. lately passed her ninstisth b rth-
day. Sho 10 q sister Of the late Adon-
IRAN Judson. the famous m~issionary to
Burmah. and lives alone In the house
once occupied BY him. The Boston
Courier says that its trout door has never
been opened since his body was carried
through. and Miss Judson orders that Il
shall remain shut until her v funeral
takes place. Bot all who reside or have
ever resided in old Plymouth. a. has
the writer Of this. know very we'll that
the front door OF ''Aunt Nabby Judd
sons" house opens ost upon . high
and very steep bank. There being no
steps the eofined body OF the missionary
had to DO let down with ropes. With
such facilities there 10 M encouragement
for funerals. neither will there be any
necessity for many until the old lady
dies, when the mournsrs will doubtless
consult safety and convenience BY TAX
ing her out through the south end door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

AFYIoH OF CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL
Mining Company. Ban Francisco, April
10, l6Sl.-rhe regular Annual Meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Consolidated Imperial Mn
Ing Company will be held d their once. Room
70. Nsysds Bloch, No. 90 Nontsomsry street.
Nay fourth. 1881. q the hour Of one O'Clock
,. I. Tranafsr books will Be ciossd Saturday.
% Y. !. DEAN, sscsstsry.
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litteIl,s LlYing Age.

Ntc IIv4Sa AS1 has been p1l.ish1d ios near
AZ FORTY wears. ana h1s met vlsn co.''.aH3,is
commend ttioa ana sacccss In lSS2it wiu tuf-
mis-, Z, 81 readers thc pre- lHctO1s of che IN os,
eminent authors above named anI many ''e-
ers. embracing che choices, cs-is! ani o''i,
S..ries bv the Leading Foreign Noye.i-'s, ana
ana amount
t-aap9roucSabIeb on csy other Periodical
in the vorlj oi the mos. valuable Literary and
S-entif. matter OF thc diy, from tnt pens ga
the foremost Esslvis-s Scientists. NidtS' H.s
rsverers. ani Filters. rcpctsentinS every "e-
,,.rtr,ent ol knowledge ana Progress.
rnr I,vlN5 A5r is d a..iJ u,Gyl-,te giving
r.il-. r.llu
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~ Il - u l 81 II.

o-latthe Foundry and Machine Sion befor,
purcla-in- WElNICK x WELLER.
Cuarlt-:ovn. An. o. 'sl
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FRUIT RILL NURSERY,
Uharestown, Jefferson County, West Virginia.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
FZo1cer and Vegetable
PLANTS,
Si,i.u sc.
Fruit XIII Nursery,

ysHE subscribers call attention 10 the great va
rety Of Trees, Plants, Vines, Roses, &c, &c,
n their
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Phoenix Carriage Works

I HAVE on hand and am constantly adding
! thereto atmy Coach Factory in Barryyile,
Clarke county, Virginia, many handsome, sub
stan,is ard easy going vehicles
CARRIAGES. SHlFrING-TOP BUGGIES,
EFrES. sc &C
It well worth the attention Of those who need
anv az thrse articles t. call and examine my
stock. REPAIRS of all dcscriutions promptly
made. and toe most liberal terms and luw char
gss rule in my transactions.
GEO. c. THOMAS.
Bcrrvvilie.
Clarke County, Va.
NavS.lSsO
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5@@se--17T4FE OLD ia NIII4Y JOURNAL.
Fall and Winter!
Grand Opening of Magnificent stock Of
DRY GOODS,
N5aoas, Boots, Shoes, Liis AID CL9', Dc.


IN Dress Goods l name Cashmere, Ala1,as,
4 D,bl.e. Australian Crepes, Dress Fiaaneis.
Domestic Goo1s-PfntS, Bleached AM ~
bleachel Cottons. Shee.in-s Bed IicSs, taht9"
Flannels. shaker and Meiicat,i F.aAnels
GIN shams. Crash &c. e..
Notions and Fancy GOods-Silk an LlneA
Handkcrchiefs, Ladcs' and Children Hose,
Gloves. Corsets. Nu5ias. Hoods, Legginss, IL
dies aal Gents Ties AM Sears Ladies sat-
chefs Ladies Cloalls, a fan line Of Dress shirts
ami Underwear.
White and Grey Blankets, Table on ti1ia
White Quilts. Skirts, RBADY-MADE Cl.OIh-
ING. &c, x, Wcarc prepared 70 takeall corn
in trade or on account. Sss-ROLb IN " Il
CORN No trouble 10 show Goods. Whether
YOU wish e. purchase or not. You will be treat
ci with the sam nolitencss and attention. 50
tisflclion guaranteed in every particular Gail
aud see me before purchasing elsewhere.
Respectfully, c. ". IkOrSkAL'
l. l.. ETCnIsON, cal.e,,.n
r. LEO. TnCssgLJ
Oet 20, 1850.
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THE "0LD FAMILY GROCERY
ALIVE AGAIN!

ITAVING purchased the Store aud stock Of
/ | Nr. Warren Eby viii continue the same
line of business at his ola sand. ! offer Eue
assortment
GROCERIES, SUGARS, COFFEES,
TEAS, SPICES. SYRJPS, &c
Also large stock of
WOODEN-WARE. CkOCKERY & SALT.
I solicit the patronage OF nv friends and the
public aud am satisfied they will hHd my stock of
prime qutlitv and my prices very low
April H., 1879. Il. II. COOKE.
CROCND Alum and Fine Salt for sale cheap
II by Il. Il. CoOhE.
lust received %; Of Buckets Tubs and Cyln-
- der Churns. which are forsale by
II. II. COOKE.
4 LARGE stock of Queeusware, Glassware
\ and Staucware Tor sale cheap 80 The Old
Family Grocery of II. ii. COOKE.
EtEt .9O9jCG.
rE1UE Taxes Tor 1851 are now due and prompt
payment of tic same is expected.
JOHN MOORE.
Oc.obcr - 1881 Sheriff
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Oar Corn Fertilizer.

OUR AMM0NIATED BONE PHOSPHATE
J fr Corn. prepared By ms. A special for
uula for Com hae become 80 wth established
in this and theucie'ib3rin, countic, that GER
lhcates are no longer needed. \ I9u of II fer
til.zas
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Surveying and Convcyancing

7 WILL surrey anywhere. promptly and AZ
short notjce-accuracy ggaraa eed. Specia
attention paid 10 connection Herewith 20 DRAW
ING DEEDS or any other Instruments of Writing
i. o. CharicstoNn, Jefferson Co.. y. Va.
Dec. 3. 1871. ) HOWELL BROWN.
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s. 90 $50 E %5, i' : n re '.' Adlrsss 5i9
SON g. Coz Portland, Maine.
Mn l. -sl-iN
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-30

A Boston furniture factory is making
some chairs and tables FROM oak logs
taken from bridge in Germany. They
have been IN the water SINGS the year
$50. and are consequently about llUs
years old. The logs are 10 . remarka
eiy hne state Of preservation. and they
show no sign OF decay after psnetrsting
two inchss below the surface. The color
IL sort Of brownish-gray; the fhers
are fns and closs. giving to the wood
sv.dence OF bsiEg capable Of high
polmh- Toe logs were imported by
gentleman for whom the farnisure viii
be made.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

fnai Weak ness. Impeteney. Eight IoGsss By
dreams. pamples on the face, and lest manhood
eaa positively be cured. The sick aud afflicted
should no. fsil 70 call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively N Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtsinina
great deal Of valuable information, which hs
d compsteRf 10 impert TO those In need Of his
servifcs. Dir. GfBBON viii make no ehaxzs
uniess he effect cure. Persona Il . disfspes
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. AL con-
mu1icstiohs strictly confidential. You see no
aae bat the Doctor. Persons writing 10 tas Doe
Tor VIII please state the name Of the paper they
So this advertisements In. Changes reasonable
Call or write. AddEes< DR.. J. n. aIBBON, Bon
l.ssl. san Francisco. Send $40 for psckaes q
Esdie-0s. nl6-1AUa
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UMrEp srArss DnrnIcr LAND oyrrcr.

UNITED srArRs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TKaRIroRy}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ piiance with tho provisions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. 1878, entitled An Act
Tor the sale Of Timber Lands In the stases Of Cali
tornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territor y
Delos hater man. OF kitssp county, Washington
Territory. has this Jay fled In this ofcs his APP
plieatiun 20 purchase the swA of MEX, EN- OF
81 and NEh at SEA of section No. IL, In town.
cite Meridian.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof, are here
BY rauiredte ale their elaims On this one via
In sixty t60l days srom dats hereof.
0tven under my hand. ~ my once IN Olympia
W. T.. his the I'D day OF August. ID. 1881.
80 J. r.. BROWN,
ausf-llw kegtstsr Of the Land Once.
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Emission, Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision,
Noises in the Hesd the vital find passing unob-
served In the urine, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTiE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
DRIED DoLLsfss for case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
treatment will not cure. or for anything impure
or injurious found in 1t. DR. MINTIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine. f5.00. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 q bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any address
upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, by
A. Z. MINTTE, M. D.,
ii Kearny Street. San Francisco, Gal.
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET.
lCCM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladdsrs
Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect. Leucorrhaa. Fer
sale BY all druggists; Sl0O bottle six boftles for
$500. =
DIR. MINTIES DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the marke3 For sale by all druggists.
All orders for medicine O. o. ID. must be accom-
panied with 81. las q guarantee Of 20 ID faithl
which will be deducted when the package II
shipped. Adkwu
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Poets may weep TO learn from 81 o.
nithologist who writes in the London
GbS. thst bird life is far from idle
happiness. Birds have all the bad
qualities Of mankind. They are deficient
IN love for their offspriug, snd 1ave no
more coDjugsl affection than the tradi-
tional rover. Their moral nature Is
frequently depraved. They hiss and
scoid sDd swear. and exhibit terrible
puguzeity. The majority IF singing
birds have tie temper Of wAspS. sud ara
apparently never so happy as when
they are quarreling. 4 fourth If their
lives Is spent n seulding and lighting.
la their singing season. which Is also
their time for mating aBd contention,
severe pitched battles, fought betw cen
candidates for matrimonial hfs, are Of
continual occurrence. The fem 4lss
light furiousiy for the macs and whsn
the contest Is over the oonqQerors
march Oh with the objects of their
choice, unless they should lie met on
the road by other viragoes AID COM
PEELED to give up their husbands BY
force. A male bird will allow two hens
to fight for him unti' one OF the other
OF them Is killed, aHd then with due
humility accompany the victor. At
this period Of the year the woods and
the fields are the scenes Of Desperate
battles. Shrieks of triumph or defeat
mingle With the love notes OF the new
ly mated. The very songs we hear at
dawn OF day are more the result Of ri
valry and ambition thar of Joyous
Thanksgiving, the festhered songsters
being DESTROYS Of drowning the voice of
Others or of exceliing them in vocal
power in presence Of the females.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. s LAND orEIcR AT OLYMPIA, ". TIL
August 18th. 1881. I
N oTlCE u, HEREby GIVEN THAT JAMES
nnal proof bsfore the Register and Receiver OF the
Lad ONE In Olympia, ". r., on "Wednesday. she
Hss day of septenseer. AID. 1851. on homssfead
appheeuon 10, s56ls forthe sen OF MEN and n
IN Of Sc OF section -. township 20 north. range
east, and additional entry No. 1904 for " \ Of n
z \ OF section 50. township 20 north. range east
he names ~ witnesses Henry Grothen, Johannes
MAhlcr. h Y. smith and p. L. sander, ell Of o.
sraasv =. r. BRowx. Hssisssr.
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The total product of lumber at the
two Pesht'go {Wis mills for Q single
recent wesk was l,79S ISL; lath $685.
pieces.