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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Farmers. do not buy Irvine Binder, G
Self Rakcr, q Droppcr or a Mower until
You have seen McCormicks' neC machines
which will be On exhibition at Charlcstown
next week.
McCormicks have not offered machines
for sale in this county for the past two or
three wears. for the reason that the class OF
machines they have been Building have
been considered too heavy. NOW that they
are building a class of machines entirely
different from anything they have ever
before offered to the Jefferson County far
mcr. we request that any one desiring to buy
the best machine in the market, will exam
inc the Mccormick before giving their order
for any other machine. The Mccormick
machines for 1881 are n hGht as any OF the
frst-class machines, and are guaranteed to
be stronger. There is no trouble to get re-
pairs for Mccormick Machines. The aate-
rial furnished for binding Is the best long
fbrcd Manila Irvine, which ismuch strong
er than hemp. Every machine Is fully
warranted. Call on the undersigned for
prices. terms, and all particulars.
DUKE < GALLAHER,
Agents for Jefferson County
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Ameeting of the Directors. OF the Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad Company was held
in Philadelphia at its office On Monday, at
which nine of the thirteen were present.
The following officers were unanimously
elected; Vice President, L. /. Boyce, So
l%icitor, NJ. II. Travers, Chief Engineer, W.
W. Coe. Treasurer, ". G.. Mcdowell, Secre-
tary. George Il. ". Armes. rice Joseph T..
WRIGHT. reSirnel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Tickets at excursion r',e7 ''
wish TO attend TIE Assembly,
may be obtained OF Jhe Is. ' '.'
t. r..
5o.t -----.;-, t,I.arl Park.
Ferry r-,m Wa-ain.,aa-
Tho B&O. have been adding 'o tae
fractions ana accommoIatiaas %. this doe
lt-htflI resort.
The i'''"' ''' v..,.
' ' -. r+.
"'-' nave
t.. NJ. pa -. sn,t ~i..',-
-. \ts,,
f., W.vn-.h.ro q,
,, ..,
We arc requested o. auuouuc taat the
next regular Communication of Jeter'"
Chapter, r. A.. W., viii take place Aoa0.
evening May 23ri-wben au tec,'oH 'l OR
GERS Tor cue ''''I"-
Itwn be soon by -,.rsr CsI'ee, Coa
w.rcem,nt -l-ogrtnu, tast Hca. Fred
D,nga~-tbc mos. DISTINGUISHED c.lv-e.
,,,, I'm thi- t-v-v-H deliver 3D. icc...c
,rtbc COLLEGE oa the s.,h instant ats a.
NJ subject. John E..ou
N'"
r,rn d. intended for hex liIia.e Goods
t.. ID. v,. m tbrn.,e Of tnu,.o-.cur,
b.la,.-t novelties and uul BE- P}y1~cl to
have, zine ladic- of tac community c.u a-I
INSPECT tbcm.
'"'
.tt. ,,.-,1 of rio s.+
that De ous haI q DOZEN isn.a nl g. proc
portion4t, suppl, OF ,a>>lc.r- Is paia.u,
and humiliatius Co bis. brethren rttlcI Pres,
The 0''Ier '''.'-' '''
-enisa varied anna lh''f'-,n-
See m another c'.l"n we '', "'
Hsa'''nN 10 l'''.-N '.,.>'
"' 'ne N'''-'' ''' '''
uon 90 reserve" ','- '",
t1re ODD john BROW, "-'," "'@'
II VI. o' t''
-rt r...1.- ,.. l.r t..r.
aNI N.N.IINN II aN.r|..H HM. a. " |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The Washington Nafional Repp5i'rc", ed
tied by Mr.. George G.. Gorham, the rcpub-
lican nominee for secretary Of the Senate.
says:
Mex week Conkling & PATS places
will be flied. The result will not deprcss
the frioal, OF stalwArt republicanism nor
elate the occupan, of the White Hous
Ihtnew $ ultors will not be creatures who
can be- made 20 stand o. their hind leg at
the White Hou'e entrance and bark for the
bones of otic, in The hands of q President
obiiyious of the limitations upon his lawful
power"
The foregoing is a pretty severe reflection
upon the admiuistr atoms senators. Compar-
ing them to dogs upon their hind leg' bark
inc for boneSl Ugh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The State Sovereignty feature of the let
ter of Senators Conkling and Piatt to the
Governor OF New York Is not recognized as
one at al resembling any previous progeny
20 those gentlemen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The colored people viii have the benefit
ot excursion tickets from Hagcrstown and
Front ROYAL. and intermediate points on Che
- N.R. r.. 20 Pigeon Hill, near B~erryviIe
from ,he ith 90 the 9th OF June, with "a spec
cial train ON sunday. june 9Th. to attend q
Three DAYS Meeting under the auspices OF
Shiloh Church. of Charle>town, and other
Baptist Churches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
wanted.

Old BRASS ANDiB0Ns
BRASS FENDERs CANDLE STICKS
URIoSlTlE- and
MAHOGANY FUkNiIL ~
H. ". ZIMNEBNAN,
80 9Th street.
rr ~ Sit W4hmeipn' D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
E,c,iios cr &c1ooi omccrs.
Tor County superintendent.


Mr.. K.rcacy.l Is the successor To- Mr.
q. o.. Wiiumer as C1nyaiser tor subscrip-
,ious In ,his County 90 Hon. Jefferson Da-
Wis Rise and Fail of the Confederate Gov
crnmcut "a book that should grace every
library. See advertisement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

a chance i always offered at Geo. II.
Haslcy's ID procure nice, attractive and
good goods. Iii, stock Is large and worthy
the attention of the most careful buyer. -
Saces CT many styles and qualities Tor all
aces. Mons. Youths and Children Cloth
Ing in great variety also a splendid stock
of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchel~, &c.
Coaklin- has LOST his grip and Billy Ma
hone his eriP.sack
We are now showing % large and choice
assortment ofmcn', youths and boys cloth
ing. We call special attention 10 our large
stock which is complete and consists OF
choicest patterns only. Respectfully,
J.. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Whilst in town Dr. Baehy honored ua
with @ call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

NoGB3 runs daily. All other trains daily cX-
cept Sunday. No. COS connects at Strasburg
With trains 10 art from Alexandria. Ne. coo
dimes at Mt. Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation, Camden Station.
November rs. $50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

v0oD WANTED attbf OHcc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
10 BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
EF,naled ~E,i,h,ediGfeEy!

EF.Hafed Immediately!
1900 BARRELS OF CORN.
1000 BUSHELS do.
100 BUSHELS OF POTATOES,
IS BUSHELS OF BEANS,
% BUSHELS or ONIONS,
IO0OPOUNDS OF BACON,
800 POUNDS OF LARD,
Also, Eggs, Butter. Vegetable, Poultry AMI
Country Produce i'm general at HIGHEST
CASH PRICES. =. SPENCER.
Harper Ferry Lock.
April 5Oth, 1851.
lr-Iu consequence of delay ip finishing my
Store Rooms at Harpers Ferry Lock wo. not
prepared To get in stock tie fra Of April j
ann now ready to receive Grain and willing 20
pay big prices to fll up ct cncc. Corn can hc
delivered by wagon OF caf
April 30, Isl. A. elEN'Hh
, 1881-03-05

"The Folly Of Sending Missionaries
Abroad was the subject discussed by
the Rev. A. s. Gardner at the Bleecker
Street Universalist Church. Foreign
Missions, he declare to be IN entire fsil'
ure. With all the thousands Of mission
aries sent abroad and the million Of dol
lars expended upon them, nothing had
been accomplished. Conversions had
been made among tie poor and ignorant,
but none among the intelligent Of any
country. The speaker thought that there
was to much sulphur in the orthodox re-
ligion there should be more love. The
work was inpracticable ana not in har.
mony With the fitness of things. What
the pagans need is education, moral teach
ing and the supplying Of their wants.
More applications were made to the MS
sionaries for bread during the famine in
India than had ever heen made 10 them
Tor religious instruction
It WAS perfectly consistent, he said, fo'
the orthodox with their belief to send
| missionaries to foreign lands. The only
wonder was that they didn't send more oi
them. But the attitude of the liberia
Christian was not so clear; they believe
that as long as the heathen remains In
state of ignorance God in his mercy vii
care for him, yet they send missionary
to hin, knowing tha, if the poor heather
does not believe it will prove his curse
The speaker gave glowing description
of the excitement over foreign MISSION.
a few years ago, when servant girls were
induced to give small portion Of then
small wages, and children were persuaded
to 20 without sugar, and missionary rag
bags were Instituted, on the ground that
few rags might save precious soul.
The was no need of going far from New
York TO do missionary work. There art
many payans right here at home, and it il
uuch better wors Bitis shor. le7er 'ha-
| with long one.
, 1881-03-05
sheri6's Sale Of Real Estats.

NIOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, Ihat in
pursuspce of . decree Of foreclosure,
order of sale and judgment, Issued out OF the
District Court Of the Territory OF Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at WaIla Waua, W2ls wsAa
county, in said territory. in certain aet,"n
therein pending, wherein William 1hiotson'
administrator Of the Estate OF 3: r: MeoI-
comery, were Plaintiffs. and Joseph .. Mo.nes,
P. j. Martin and ID. V: b: hrnns, Sei'i'ns
mariners of the firm Of T. Martin 70, ~e
H.s.ndsnts which said decree, order OF sale
- ;rd,,,nsnt WAS rendered in said scfion ON
the tn day of February, A. ID. iSSl, IN iase1
of said Plaintiff and against said De.snoA.i ..
Jos~ph S. McGhee, for the sum OF SiiSo, VII VII
;n,Aras, At the rate of one pr cent per nion.n
~ ,he further sun, of S127 60 attorneys fees
= "a ,ct;on and so 80 costs Of SUIT Now'
-. bv virtue OF sid decree OF Foreclosure
IT, If al. and Judgment and in pursuance
| Thereof. a certified cspy OF whicn nAs uu.y
} ;.sned out of and under the seai Oh -
! Ard 10 me directed and delivered. ! IN. =
! satisfy said decree of foreclosure o ,t.,..t
and Judgment, sid attorney e@nTfypnSV III
80 20 ~, 81 April A. D. 1881. u the hour On
snS sJ.L p " Of said day. At the Court n0a,s :,
- :. III. city And county OF wala mni1
o" T-rr;,orv Of Washington, sell u Popnc
anu 80 m. highest bidder. the premises IN
aoot'su -. orier Of sale and judgment men
s.'u - .,..eyil ed As foliovz, to-wrs Com'
'4one: :, tho Southeast corner 81 ioe sunpei
nSa 9NSa Is block number four ~, IN =: sovI
n W,;tsbury, county OF "Aais M@Ie - n
%.r;to,v Of w.shisgtn. .. sAo.n q ~
-.rcrded plat of s.id tosn, ana a .1nn n sSo. 49,
"ess On .;,tv tGOI feet, thence east Id ieet
norIn nth 60 feet to the place q bssinning
tnrnes Tim and being in The county ef Wall.
s,Iun "A ferritory of Washinstoo, With al
Va m singular the heredi.amens and ,pPu'sen
ances 1neJ -, INV bsnd this ID day k Mach
Given ISL JAMES B. THOMPSON,
a, y: I Sheriff Of Walls Wslls Co.
, 1881-03-05

County Of Wa!la wsL ii
n eke D;serits cSxss If ake Ttrus,. =
tAedoa, 4nd jof he fins ysdt;, ~
Asyv1, Aollig tefseat Rava T.n.
= WsRd County, In said Territory
John Doveh. g. d.. johnson and =,
sley. Plaintiffs, vs.. l. X. G. Smith n
ant. 4s.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMpp,.,
l. To l. K. G. Smith, Defendant,
hereby required to appear in an sct;.. eS
against you BY John Dovell, C. IN -
and w. c. Bazdsley, Plaintiffs, in n. n
Court Of the Territory Of Washipato. ~,
the First Judicial District thereof ~
terms at Walls WAlla Walla WLls -.
aid territory. to answer the eon.I.:e
Plaintiffs fled in Walla Walls couns, -.
twenty days after the service of th, - -
e1clusive Of the day of service. Il -,
said county. II not served Ia s.;S
but IN said district, in thirty days. Ur,,s
IN any other Judicial District m the te.,is's
in forty days. II served by publication. ~
sixty days after the date OF this sumn@. .
ths .aid Plaintiffs win take Judgment -
yoa By default, according to he pr.y,s q h
eomplairt-
Said action is brought to foreclose q cer.,;
Mechanics Lien on property situated IA Va
Walla county. Warrington territory. aua =
= sale OF said property to satisfy said lien :
for attorneys fees and costs.
Witness the Hon. s. c. wNeIr
Associate Justice Of the Supr,
SEAL Court OF Washington terrisa
ssaaaas and Judge of said Court, and !
Seal thereof alfred, this l'th q
Of February, A. ID. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES,
b L L J. L. SHARPSTEIN, CLARK.
Plaintiffs AttorneyA - e-7v
, 1881-03-05

The old Russian statesman, Gortscha-
koff, has finally retired. He is 2ronounc-
ed by the Prince German Bismark,
the great statesman, since Richelieu
This is quite generous in Bismark, if on
Il he didn't make mental reservation in
favor of himself Evidently however he
has never heard of William Pitt kellogg
and other great statesmen of that ilk that
this country has produced
, 1881-03-05

Another feather in the cap Of America,
and proof Of our superiority in seaman
ship. While other nations, during the
month Of October lost hundreds of vessels
we, according to the Bureau Veritas, did
not lose a solitary one But then we are
bowed in sorrow when We learn that these
circumstances arise from the same reason
that white sheep eat more than black ones
there are more Of them.
, 1881-03-05

In order to secure skilled workmen, the
AInes Manufacturing Company has reviv-
ed the old style apprenticeship, except
that the term is only three or four years
instead Of seven. As things are now, as
soon as boys learns enough of trade TO
earn his board at it, he sets up in busi-
nes, for himself,
, 1881-03-05

What a relief il is to turn from political
editorials in exchanges to the calm, digni-
fed statements to be found i'll the local
notices Of patent medicines There is no
living in patent medicine advertisements.
, 1881-03-05
District Court s.nnons.,
TlRRIToRY or WAsHIycfoN, I
County II Wafia wnllx.


County cf Walla walla,
In The Distrit Court Of Ae Territory af Essi
ingtoa, and for the First yrdieiai .Diard
thereof, koldisg terms at Waiid Rdtsu, Fs,is
Wdila County, IN said Territory.
d. S. Baker and John F. Boyer, Plaintiff. h
Albert +. Cate, Ciementine Cate, 8. A.
Haw;sy.C, H. Rodd, j; II. NeFaStSnd
Abraham Schwahacher, L. sshsabxehsf
Sigmund SchwlhAches, +. W. fsaAs, I, q
Paine and E. p. Fitzgerald, Defendants.
HyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To Albert F. Cate, Clementins CAse, Z
A. Hawley, C. II. Dodd. ]. N. Mcfarland, Al
rsham Schwabscher. l. Schwatacher, Sighmd
Schvabaeher, +. w. Paine, J. G. Paine ana
e. p. Fitzgerald, Defendants You are hereb,
REQUIRED to appear IN IN action brought aeAins
you by ID. 8. Baker and John F. Boyer. Plan.
tiE.. IN the District Court Of the Territory d.
Washington, and for the First Judicial BIZ
trict thereof, holding terms At Walla wila
v ala Walla county, in said territory. to u.
sver the complaint of Plaintiffs, filed in Wall
Walla county within twenty days after ths
service of this SUMMONS, exclusive Of the day
Of service, If served in said county. II not
served in said county, but in said district n
thirty days. If served in any other JadiciL
District in the territory. in forty dan. II
served by publication, within sixty days afts
the date Of tbs summons, or the said Plaintiff,
viii take Judgment sgainst you By default X.
eording to the prayer Of the complaint
Said action is brought TO forrclose morts,r
executed by Defsndant., Albert +. Cate sna
Clsmentine Cate, on certain lands situated II
Walls Nalls county. Washington territuy,
and for sale Of said mortsaged premises !.
satisfy said mortgage, attorneys fees and eoaa
Witness the Hon. S, G. wSGiEu,
Associate Justice Of the sunHs
sssssses.s Court Of Washington territrr,
ssMS and Judge Of nd Ccurt, and tie
Seal thereof affixed, this Eth day
: of February, A. ID. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES,
RLkJ.L SHARPSTEIN, Cleft.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Siu
, 1881-03-05

AClearfeld county man laughed so ex-
cessively at the antics of grand-child
that he disarranged some OF his internal
61in's and fell over dead. This is q
warning to people against having any
grandchildren. They're dangerous.
, 1881-03-05
DionSet Court SuAAons.
TfRliroRY OF WASHINGTON, (cs
County Of Walla Walla ~

OOUOGy VI w MIA w MIA j
In he Distyia Court Of Tie Territory sf Ea.A-
isoten, and for The F,rst Jadieial Dstr;d
tAeycsE, Aolding terms at Fdlla Ralld. Esik
Waita county. IN said Territory.
The Orskm Railway & Navigation Company,
Plaintiff, ". E. r. Gates, DefendanA
nyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Te Z. r. GArH, Defendant: You NJ
hereby required TO appear N an action brought
against you BY the Oregon Railway Nayisl
ton Company, Plaintiff. in ths District Couft
of the Territory Of Washington, and for IL
First Judicial District thereof, holding tsrns
st Walla WallA WallA Walla county, in MD
Tef.itry,. to answer the complaint Of Plaint2.
fled = Walls Walla county within twenty
days after the service of this summons, s1eia
ave of the day Of service, If served in ~
county. II net served In said county, bus b
said District, In thirty days. II served in ny
other Judicial District in the Territory, .
forty dAys. II served BY pub!iossson, visAs
sixty DAYS after the d,ke Of this sunAoes, q
the aid Plaintiff will take judgment asainss
you by default, according to the prayer OF hs
complaint
Said action Is brought by Plaintiff to u
cover Of Defendant the sum Of &o62 gcld cen;
being for groceries and proviaions furnished 80
Defendant 1t his special instance And re9u:.s
during the month Of December, 1880, and ior
Defendants At his special instance md request
Witness the Hon. 8. C. WISaARn,
Associate Justice Of the Suprens
ss.as Court Of Washington Tenitsy,
aaS.s and Judge of said Court, and ~
Seal thereof affixed, thk l9sh ~
If January, A. d. 1881.
A. REEVES 4YRES,
, 1881-03-05

The present winter has finally silcnced
that oldest inhabitant, who has always
been ready to tell Of colder days and cold.
er nights He gives it up. For which
relief. much thanks.
, 1881-03-05

Somebody has counted the rings Of the
big trees Of California, and find that the
tree has attained the respectable age Of
300 years-almost as old as our obelisk.
Wonder il there were any political ring.
when this Old trees rings we're neg.
, 1881-03-05

A Senate Committee will investigate
Chester A. Arthur's nativity IL it turns
ont tha. he was born in Canada, he is incl.
ieible TO the vice-Presidency, and Bill
English will take that position
, 1881-03-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN sealed proposals for the Improvement o.
Main street, - provided in Ordinance No. -,
viii be received by the undersigned at the
once Of the street. department. No. 8, Second
street, up to Monday, Mar. 2lst. at 4 o'clock
R.M Ths estimate can Be seen At the othce d
the City Clerk, Ne. 9 First street Bids must
be made out on blanks furnished BY the City
Clerk for that purpose. The right 70 reject
any and al bids Is hereby reserved Work to
be completed July Ist, 1881.
G. r. THOMAS,
JOHN DOVELL,
Committee on Streets and Public Improve
msnts I'd
WsUa Vale, W. T., Narek 5th. 1881.
, 1881-03-05

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
ID sued out of the District Court Of IL
Fist Judicial District, w. T.. aud to me d.
re:ted and delivered for judgment rendered
IN said court on the 18th day Of Novembsf,
A. ID. 1850, in favor Of Schwabaeher Brothsn
Plaintiffs, and sgainst p C. NsmE.rd, D.
fendant, for the sum of $500, with interest ss
the rate ef 10 per cent per annum and To
further sum Of 81 70 casts Of suit / Asss
levied upon the following described real estAss,
to-wit: The South hall of the Southea6
quarter of Section 33, in To.nship Number
North Of Range Number 50 East also On tas
undivided half Of the South half Of the South
west quarter of Section 81, in Townahip nun
Der Z, North of Range Number 3s past. Sisu.
ate, lying and being in Walla walls county.
Waahinetoa territory.
Notice hbereby given. thaton SATURDAY.,
the 9Th day of M.Fch, A. D. 1851, at IL AsE
of II oeloek, 4 u, d ssid dsy, VIII II E
the right title and interest Of sid p. C.kH
gard IN and 70 the above described re.k estass
It the Court House door, in the cssnfy& 4
Walls Wslla, and Territory of Waahingtn.
At public anctiou, 70 the highest aad bsst BID
der to satisfy said execution aAd ~ eosts.
Given rnder my hand this 4th day If Febrr.
ary, A. d. 1881.
JAMES b. THOMSON,
6-5w SAsriG Walls Walla Co, W. T.
, 1881-03-05
Meteorological Record.

BY the kindnes OF Mr.. /. Straight we are
enabled to place before our readers the tenn
perature and rain fall for the four months Of
November, December, January and Febru.
ary. Meteorological record for four months
ending February 2S, 1881.
, 1881-03-05
A CARD.
81. PAUES sCDo0l.

The question Is sometimes asked why our
charges are more than At any other school
TAey arc not. The mistake arises bacause we
give the price Of tuition for double the length Of
finse The school year consists Of forty weeks.
We. in common with most Boarding Schools,
divide the school year into two terms OF twen.
ty weeks each: thinking continuous term OF
tveaty weeks Of mort than double advantage
70 the pupi over . quarter Of ten weeks. The
ruE SECOND Or EAsTsR TERN.
opens on Thursd4y. January q. 1880. For
sdmiuion apply to the Principal,
513m MRs. LENUEL H. WELLS.
, 1881-03-05
EASTERN.
The Funding Bln Vetoed.


The President has vetoed the Funding
Bill, owing to section 5, forcing the banks
to take per cent bonds. A majority of
the bankers say that there wasgood reason
for vetoeing the bill, as it saved the coun-
try many millions of dollara The house
has passed an amended supplementary
bill avoiding the present sources of oppo-
sition.
The New Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.--The latest re-
ports in regard to the formation of the
cabinet gives the following as settled !:
Blaine, as Secretary of State. Window as
Secretary of the Treasury, Morton, Sec
retary Of the Navy and Foster, Postnlas-
ter General. Some report tina. Allison
will go in with the treasury portfolio.
Old Gar Satisfied.
Pendle.On, Bayard and Anthony, of
the special Inauguration committee, called
on Garfield to-day and informed him of
the programme, which he accepted and
agreed to.
New Light Bsuse.
Among the items added in the Appro-
priation bill is an appropriation of forty
thousand dollars for the construction of .
new light house on the coast of California.
A Mint Of Money.
The total coinage at the mint for Feb
ruary, is s., $50, 900. Nearly one-fourth
of this is in silver dollars.
The E-~AIn~ nm
NEW YORK, Mar. 3-From dispatches
received here it is evident that the Fund
ing bill will pass, and the report that the
president will veto it is not credited.
MomOeide.
DENVER, Mar, 3.-Mat Bangston was
arrested to-day at Como for the murder
of a street car driver in Houston, Texas
in 1862.
A New Corporation.
ST. LOUIS, Mar, 3.-A corporation
has been organized here for the purpose
of forwarding grain, produce and all kinds
of merchandise direct to European cities
'"v of New Orleans and the Gulf of
, 1881-03-05

Woe to him that putteth the bottle TO
mis- neighbor's lips" but a great deal
more to him who putteth it to his own
lips. Whoa young mani
, 1881-03-05

The legislature Of Nebraska is called
the boy legislature. Only eleven
yearu old, and forty are less than thirty
FIVE years of age.
, 1881-03-05

We have been reliably informed, says
the Montoine,r, by gentleman who re-
V held conversation with Captain
IN, that when the latter gentle
III, a. attempt to go to the
'"'' that the channel up
vas ciosged with
II to the
, 1881-03-05

y. s. LAxD OFFICE

La G,ands, Or, Jan. q, lSsl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN John u. Heady has thn day made appli-
cation to enter under the act Of Congress, a,,-
proved June ID, 1878. entitled an act for the
ssle Of timber and stone lands in California
Osssea. Ne.sla and W..hingtOn Territory,
for the NJ NEa and NJ NWf Of Sec. .. f.
sN. r q E.se of Willsmette Me,;.ii.n .,c =
tainiae l6o azes. Final prolf herein vii be
nsade affer sixty days publication from the
da1e hsreof- HENRY ". DWIGHT,
60v Register.