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Administrative Sale

Auul tulSCT dCrX S sale
r Il A L ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that i'm pursu-
~ lllce of an order of sale of the Pro.
bate Court of Mason county, Washington
Territory, made on the 25th day of June,
1881, i'll the matter of the estate of Thomas
| ". Mc Donald, deceased, the UNDERSIGNED
Administrative of said estate, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
bash. subject to confirmation bv said Pro-
cate Cautt, all the right, title, interest and
dState OF the said Thomas W. Mcdonald.
deceased and all the right. title and inter.
est of the firm of Mcdonald and Huntley
i'll and to the following described real es-
| tate, in front of the Courthouse door at
oakland, III Mason county, on the
Goth Day OF May, 1850.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ on said day, viz: The 9
4 OF o 4 section 3, lots 3, and and n
= of ; w a section IL township 10, w, n
4 of n e 4 section anu lot section 80
township 20, west. the n W 4 of n W h
section rs township19 II 4w. .he above
10 acres will be sold subject to the judg-
men, lien in the case OF Thomas Walker
VS.. George w. Huntley, amounting to
SIT. Lots and blocks and Q, in Ar.
cadia, as described and numbered on the
plat OF said town.
And will also SELL at Olympia, Thurs.
ton county, Washington Territory, i'm
front of the Courthouse door, on the
18th Day Of May, Issa,
at one o'clock P. NJ, the following de-,
srribed Lana belonging to said estate upon
the tei ms and conditions above specified,
w: Lot = elton II and tn. n @ Z of Sec
ton 80 township 10 n r west.
T.. ms q. sale-ten per cent to be paid
on day of sale, the ba,an q when sac Is
.ii.icd. Decd at expense o. purchas.
ei. MARY T.. MCDONALD.
AdinihistrarIA OF the estate of
Thomas ". McDonaid, deceased.
April u, 1852. til
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To the Unfortunate.

ihe.,, u..e,, structure syphilis. in all its
forms, seminal Weakness, ImpOtency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The Doctor has
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
srectei thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
information, which he is competent to inn
pat to those in need of his services. DIR.
CHIFFON will make no charge unless he
effect Il cure. Persons at distance may be
cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for a pack.
age of ne,.icinc. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name OF the
papnr they see this advertisement in
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Adj
dress DIR. J. +. GIBBON, Box 1857 San
Francisco.
May 2sth, 1880. ~
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Alden IL. Steele, NJ. D.

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y. y. 81 RECON. L. :. i.
Ecsider" on cas-, si,I,. of Franl, hn Sire
between Union and Tenth
ON" over Nratr's Sew ORA! = orr.
Main Street, Olympia.
Ma - 81. $50 SOFT
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'1r - "ilr'' o.. t;'u rr.O.i. elect. etc.
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effective heaiin.. o. Syi'hilitic Sores and
Erup'iOnS. Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
Also Agents tor lie Richnu's Golden Pills
for " rakness, loss OF physical powers,
ANA al diseases arising from abuse and
cNces., or OVerwork. Price, 81 w per
Box.
Sent everywhere c. 0. d. securely packed
per Express.
c. f. RICHARDS & CO., Agents,
427 and 400 SahSome Street,
Corner Clay, San Francisco, Cal.
February "a, 1852. vi
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T. MACLEAY g. Co.
OLYMPIA. Feb. II, 1852.

No. 5.OS3.
! y the District Court ot the See, md Judi
l ciAl District al the Territory ut Wash
I!i- ON. holding terms at - mpia. for The.
counties ol Thur>tun. Mason and Cheha
liz.
Action brought in the District tourt of
the Sccoud JuulcEI District ui the Terri.
t.tN at IA aShlnStnn, htidiug trra.S at
olympia tor the counties OF GhuIston,
Mason. and che nails. and conn haunt filed
IN the county ui rhurStUu. in the Office OF
liz. al,l K of liz. .AiI Dis lie, LnuII
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Oliver Shcad. Plaintiff,

".
T. T.. Mct.lroy. Sarah +. McElrov,
Chi>. T.. Williams. Margaret X.
W iilianiS, j. Il. smith. " III. Bli-
linu> and A. billings
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Loan n, Arru 70. The iu.y III
the ca,c OF MacLe4n, the c.p,.k win
attempted to as,ps>!ua;c tie queen.
Las returned verdict of moi yu,liy
on the ground OF insanity. After
the jury iendered the verdict it was
Ordered IA i clan pe = ,;aineI
III custody duun1 h,r MAZE -
pie. sure. d lt.ri.,iun o. H., Try
occGpiod dye inIau.c-.
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.Nniou.'1 J. I.oVcrn. Dcrt.
NcU - triu@iii in tn" District Court of
IA" : "oid Ju'iI' i3l District of the Terri
tory 81 Washington. holding terms ut
olympia. tor the counties of ThurSton.
N">"u aud h,ii:,i.s, a.d complaint flied
- The County OF Ihur>ton. in the office of
Ia" tlCih at ~pli District Court
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Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
ND. 3.O2O.

! y p" District Court of tie second Judi
'".:' ..tfi" a. 'He Territory at Wash
.'.t''u ,.s.J ding ;rti:iS AZ O.> Iulua. tor tie
counties 80 Thurs. II, Mason anG Chrha
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Noa"s~ :. Y AgH u Tie
Harm"ny Midi alo closed. "rd - l:iU
rtiSon- OF of employment.
MacLean Acquitted on the In,muiiy
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AuriI IS, lS'2.
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OF Miscellaneous. Goods | hay, i .ull |
and well selected %ocl,. am2n- winch is |
To hc lOuud Solid Gcldal.d RATED Jcwciry. |
Cutlery. Archery. Mccr>chaum Goods, /
a4d Toys ri every description.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-17
Dedic alton.
NEWPORT News, VA, May Is, 80.

NEWPORT News, Va, May Is, 80.
MeSSrS. Editors,-The Newport News
Union chapel was dedicated last Sabbath
for the worship of the triune God. 1t
is the first house built in Newport News
for religious purposes. It's plain, neat,
and substantial house, very suitable for
the pioneers of Newport News. We are
very much indebted to the munifcent
spirit of the Old Dominion Land Com
pany, who donated both the land and the
outside of the building. The inside was
paid for by subscriptions collected in
small sums, mostly from residents here.
We sincerely hope that this first chapel
is prophecy of an earnest and aggres-
sive campaign against the kingdom Of
darkness, as the emissaries of Satan are
here already busy at their work. We
have organized Sunday School with an
adult Bible class, to be held every Sab
BATH and we will have preaching every
Sabbath. We are praying and expecting
that this little one shall become a thou
sand, and centre of moral and religious
influence, the streams of which shall bless
the entire peninsula.
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS.
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Roanoke Presbytery.

There was pretty full attendance upon the
sessions of this body, on the part of ministers,
at its recent meeting in Buffalo church, com
mencing May 4th, there being but three absent;
but only thirteen ruling elders present from the
thirty four churches. Rev. Paul F. Brown was
chosen Moderator, and DIR. Wharey and Mr.
Paul C. Venable, temporary clerks
The overture in regard to the voluntary de-
mission OF the offices of Ruling Elder and Dea:
con was answered in the affirmative by
unanimous vote; and the Revised Directory of
Worship was approved excepting two or three
points IN regard to which amendments were
suggested
Rev j. A. Scott, Jr., was received from the
Presbytery of Winchester, and arrangements
were made for his installation as pastor of Hat
Creek church tor half his time, the remainder
being given to Rustburg and Diamond Hill
fresbytery refused to put call to Rev. T. S.
Wilson from Chatham church for half his time
into his hands, because the acceptance of it
would involve the resignation on Mr. Wilson's
part of the pastorate of Mercy Seat church, and
prevent the combination of Oak Level, Mercy
Seat, and Mt. Carmel churches under one pas
toral charge.
The reports on Sabbath Schools and Foreign
Missions seemed to indicate some faling off in the
interest felt in these departments of the church s
work. On the other hand, there was exhibited
further Improvement in the matter of general
Systematic Benefcence. and the last collection
for the Evangelistic Work showed an advance
OF more than fifty per cent. The reports on the
state OF religion showed nothing of an extraor
dinar nature. In most particulars favorable
state OF things was reported the marked excep-
tons being the lack of any special outpourings
OF the Holy Spirit, and the extensive neglect of
family worship; and, perhaps also the little that
is being done by us towards the religious in
struction of the colored people, on the ground
alleged, that they have preachers of their own,
and prefer to attend their own churches
Fifteen churches reported arrearages due their
ministers, but mostly small amounts. 1t was
resolved that hereafter, ordinarily, no church
shall be permitted to prosecute call for pas
tor whilst IN arrears to a former pastor.
At this time all our churches save one mt.
CarmeD are supplied with stated preaching
Five have preaching every Sabbath, eleven
twice month, the remainder once a month.
Rev. II. G. Alexander, D. D., and Ruling
Elder Henry G. Rice were chosen commission
ers to the General Assembly Rev. H A.
Brown and Ruling Elder George c. Hannah
to be their alternates
The next stated meeting will be at Gravel
Hill church, near the Buffalo Lithia Springs, in
August.
The vote of thanks passed for the hospitalities
OF the people was never more cordial, nor ever
better deserved. II. A. Brown, S. Clerk
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RICHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1889.

professed believers and their children have to
its privileges" And that Art. 4, par. 2, be
amended by striking out the word "may" I'D
line, last word par. y before say" and insert.
ing in its place the word shall"
The action of Synod last fall in dissolving the
Pres6ytery of Sac Paulo, restores the name of
the Rev. Edward Lane to the roll of West Han
over Presbytery.
Beside the regular Evangelist, Dr. Bell, the
Rev l.. B. Johnston and Rev. H. II. Mclean
were clothed with the powers of Presbyterial
Evangests in fields of evangelistic labor.
The reports on Foreign Missions and Educa-
ton were directed to be made hereafter at the
fall meetings
ResOIved, l. That the (proposed) Revised Di-
rectory for Worship be returned to the Assem-
bly,. with the recommendation to introduce the
particular amendments before adopted
Resotved, ?. That in view of the Importance
to the edltcation of the Church. of Style of ap-
proprlate elevation, purity and solemnity, for
composition which must have a rubrical and to
some extent Iturgical use in public; and mas
much as the insertion Of a multitude of amend
ments cannot but have disturbed the continuity
OF the language first used by the able commit
tee, IN their original draught West Hanover
Presbytery recommends to the Assembly, to
commit this Directory, when completed in its de-
talls OF matter, to competent committee on
Style; who shall without changing any fact or
doctrine, perfect its verbal expression"
With sincere thanks to the good people of
Appomattox c. H., for their kindness and hos
pitality, Presbytery adjourned on Saturday to
meet at Rivanna church, September 10Th, at
IL A. NJ. CHARLES WHITE, Stated Clerk
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The Presbytery of North MississiDDi

Met in Oakland, Miss. on Thursday, April
9th, at u o'clock P. NJ, and was opened with
a sermon by Rev A. II. Caldwell.
Ten ministers and sixteen elders were present
during the sessions
Rev. D. X. Mcfarland was elected Moderator
and elder Robert T. Ward, temporary Clerk
Rev. p. NJ. Custer was received from Presbv
terry Of Concord, Synod Of North Carolina, and
Byhalia and Philadelphia churches.
Rev Thomas Ward White and elder j. N.
Hooper were chosen principal delegates to the
General Assembly, and Rev. J. G. Carothers and
elder Judge j. W. G. Watson, aternates.
The Directory of Public Worship as sent down
to the Presbyteries by the General Assembly,
was adopted
Presbytery overturned the General Assembly
to establish q branch depository for the books
Memphis Tennessee.
Presbytery has two evangelists working in
That part Of its territory situated in the MiSsis
slpPi Bottom. Their reports show great degti-
tuition, 50 far as means Of grace as dispensed bv
our Church is concerned, as prevailing there.
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Major Morton.

WessrS. Editoys,-Allow me through
your columns to thank DR.. Lacy for his
graphic sketch Of good old Major Morton
and his times, in the last two numbers
Of your paper.
The memories Of such men, upright,
downright, straightforward, brave, hos
Pltable, true to duty and to God, as the
pointers to the pole, deserve to be per-
petuated.
DIR. Lacy has given us most whole
some and refreshing portraiture Of man
"a model soldier, patriot, magistrate, citi-
zen, and Christian.
And this leads me to remark that much
oi valuable personal reminiscence is lost
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The committee on Home Missions was
structed to correspond with such ministers as
they know of as being in search of fields of la
Dor, with view of inducing some of them to
come into our bounds and supply our destitute
churches
Rev. D. X. Mcfarland was appointed as prin
that church and assist in the services after the
adjournment of Presbytery, with Rev. ]. c.
Carothers as alternate
Bethesda was selected as the place, and Thurs
day before the third Sabbath in September at
II o'clock A. NJ. as the time, for the next meet
ing. E. C. Davidson. Stated Clerk
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because our people will not take the trou-
BILE to put on record facts and incidents,
which, if thus preserved, would furnish
much illustrative material for the use Of
the future historian.
PRINCE EDWARD.
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TIE r M S:

Three Dollars year; six months, 81. SO;
three months, IS cents; payable in adNnce.-
Ministers of the gospel, $25o.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
authorised to act as such. Or by checks Post
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents a line The
party sending can make the estimate by count
ing eight words to a line. Payment in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application to
the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Box
81, Richmond Va
Richardson & Southall,
Editors and Proprietors.
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Lexington Presbytery will bold an a

Lexington Presbytery will hold an ad.
Journed meeting at Timber Ridge church, June
Sth, 1882, at II o'clock A. M
June 9TH, 1882, at II o'clock A. NJ, the Rev.
Alfred Jones will be installed pastor of Fair
field church; Rev. James Murray to preside.
propose the Constitutional questions and de,
liver the charge to the people, the Rev. D. A.
Penlck to preach the sermon and deliver the
charge TO the pastor. To install Mr. Jones at
Timber Ridge church on Sabbath June 11th.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick
to preside, preach the sermon, propose the Con
stitutional questions, and deliver the charge to
the people and the Rev. H. r. Smith to de-
liver the charge to the pastor.
r. G WALKER, Stated Clerk.
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Central presbpterian.
OFFICE

OFFICE:
No. 1O15 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-04
PROCEEDENGS OF THE REPUB-
LICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
ROlSE COUNTY.

|
The Boise county Republican q n
trail Committee met at Idaho CITY July
II, 1882, pursuant to the call OIL the
Chairman.
On motion, ordered that the basis OF
representation be one for each precinct
and one for every twenty-five votes
cast for the Republican candidate tor
Sheriff Of Boise county at the last
general election, and one for a traction
oi fifteen or over, which entities the
several precincts to the following
number Of delegates to the Ubnhty
Convention, towit: Idaho City. q;
PlaccrviIlc, 3; Centervile, Q; Quartz
burg. 2; Horseshoe Bend, 3; Sla~'s y;
Pioneer, 1 Banner, |; Garden Valley,
3; Granite Creek, 2; Squaw Creek, =;
Upper Squaw Greek, |. Total, %.
On motion ordered that the County
Convention be held at PlaCefViiie on
M 'ndav, the 18th day of September,
at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose Of
nominating members Of the Legisa-
tue and county officers.
On motion ordered that the prima-
ries for electing delegates to the coul-
ty convention be held Friday, Sep,em.
Der 8, 1882, at I o'clock P. M. at the
usual places of voting.
On motion, ordered that Jonas w.
Brown, Fred Campbell and G. Miner
be and the same are hereby appoint, d
as Delegates to the Republican, Ter
ritorial Convention to be held at Boise
City August "A, 1882.
Ordered that the proceedings be
published in the IDAHO WORLD.
| Adjourned.
S. G. SILsBY,
Chairman.
lsIDoR SMITH, Sec'v.
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lsIooe SMITH, Sec'v.
The Cause of the Timber Line CT
High Mountains.

This subject is the matter Of study
by Thomas Meehan. He reports that
on Gray's peak the coniferous trees
near the line OF l. 900 it., are 80 to
AZ #. high but at this line they cease
as suddenly as if q wood had been cut
half away by woodman's axe. Be
You'd the timber line tx, same species
ex st as dwarf, stunted trailing shrubs
often extending 10000 #. hl2her up
the mountain side. He declares that
these stunted plants appear never to
produce seed From the observations
in the White mountains and in the
mountains nf North Carolina, MIR. Nee
han concludes that the stunted plants
are the struggling off >pring of trees
which, at no very remote period, ex-
tended much farther up the mount aims
than they now do The dsintegraton
Of the rocks and the washing down Of
the earth from the higher attitudes, he
regards rs the prime cause of the dis
appearance of the large trees.
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The Hcrald's St. Thomas special
says: The assassin of Lord Frederick
Cavendish, who was arrested ut Pner-
10 Cabello, Venezuela, gives his name
as VIM estgate. He was arrested
on the 10th of July, on his owu con.
iession. lie shipped on the Sth Of
May, under the name of O'Brieu, on
the British bark Gladstone, from Swan
sea to Caracas. lie says he lett Dub
In on the night of the h of Nav bv
steamer to Swansea, aud the names of
three of his accomplces and other de-
tails of the murder were taken by
deposition before the British Consul.
do says he was employed by O'Con-
nor and other persons. Parties who
have seen the man give credence to
his confession. In appearance the man
is tall and slender. He says the price
of the deed was $50 to each of the
assassins. He said ago was worth
more to an lrishman than an English.
mans life. 1t is believed that the
Venezuelan Government will surren.
der him, although there is no extradi
ton treaty The Forei office has
been Geographically communicated
With.
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An actor at the Carlo Theatre in Vi
euna has just passed away, who bad
held life engagement as the monkey
IN pantomlmes, and who was simply
Indispensable IN such parts AS required
remarkable agility aud supleness.
When he was a young man, and first
called on the manager to seek an en-
gagement, he was treated with scatt
courtesy by that official, who was very
busy, and who paid no attention to
the yonng actors plea that he did not
know what he should do 60 earn his
bread were employment refused him.
Sadly, silently the youth turned away
and paused at the door in deep deiec-
ton, as if he hope the manager might
reconsider his decision, hnt the mana.
ger made no sign, and with a melan-
choly sigh the actor languidly scratch
ed his ear with his foot, as if in per.
plexlty what to do next. Every ane
bursts into uncomfortable laughter at
tins unexpected action, and he was en-.
gagged instantly.
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The lndcxible, one of the British
ships engaged i'll the Commandment of
Alexandria, carries guns each one Of
which fires a shell weighing nearly a
ton, and requires about three hundred
pounds OF powder at one load. This
paragraph is intended for the eye Of
Mr. hobeson. "the father Of the Amer.
lean navy