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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

r. G. Willis and wife left for Wichita on
Monday. Dick intends to start for Ar
kansaw and will return with bunch of
cattle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

The severe gale of last evening injured
the peach crop, in this vicinity, to great
extent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

Frank Chaplin, of Medicine Lodge, who
has been attending college at Manhattan,
this State, spent Sunday and Monday at
Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin's, the guest of Oscar
and Frak Capps.-[Kingman Citizen.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

Frank Fisher and lady came over from
Wichita last week. The boys are making
ready to start on the round-ups.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

The Barbour County INDEX has been
greatly improved of late.T-Leavenworth
Times.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

The Barbour County INDEX has been
enlarged and greatly improved of late
ICapital.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

Kirby Smith and wife are now occupy
ing Dick Willis residence.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06
A had Coupling.

She married railroad man,
A locomotive spark;
He told her Of his little plan
At the gate, ont in the dark.
But long ere a year had gone,
The ERE It died alack
Their coupling apart was drawn
And he switched her of the tarck
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

E. w. Payne has been in Comanche
county looking after his herd of cattle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

The cattle brand Of c. /. Brown ap-
pears i'm this issue.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06
BUSINESS NOTICES

BUSINESS NOTICES ]
"A car load of Jackson and
Mlcnlgan wagons-BEsT IN THE
MARKET-at Geppert & Stones A
For the V. B. Buck hand
made Boots and Shoes, 60 to L.
F. Pearson's. SO
NOTICE
All parties having accounts
against L. Illiff & Co. will please
present the same for payment.
A l.. ILIFF & Co.
"A nice, new line of clocks OF
all descriptions, at Geppert &
Stones. A
White Fish by the pound or
KIT at ID, @ Thompson & Co.'S. A
Posts Billiard ParIor.
Every lover of billiards, pool or
pigeon hole, will find my hall a
pleasant place to enjoy a Quiet
pane. Give me a call and / will
geat you well. In lifts building,
vext door to the bank.
1 Tom Posi-.
L. F. Pearson has the exclu.
sive sale of the celebrated ''Star
of the West hats. 80
Hats. Notions and Groceries
have come to 81. @. Thompson &
Co.'S. this week. Sc
-Sheldon's is the place to go
to buy lace curtains and curtain
goods.
Everybody invited to call at
the new City Drug Store, Cal
Orner will be delighted to show
you around.
"A nice stock of Hats just re-
ceived at LebrechL's. II
Men, women and children are
invited to call at the new city
drug store. 1t will do you good
Flower pots and hanging
baskets at oheldon's.
] wish to call the attention of
those who are indebted to me
that they are requested to call
and settle at once, or the &C
counts will be placed in the
hands of an attorney for collec-
ton 80 JOSHUA STORY.
-Valises and travelling satch,
els, work and lunch baskets to BIZ
had at Sheldon's.
"A pleasant place indeed is
Cal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
The city drug store is the
place TO get fresh drugs. 80
When you are in need of any
thing in the line of drugs, 60 to
the new city drug store.
FREE! FREE!! FREE!!!
A two drawer, Singer Sewing
Machine, given away on the fol-
lowing conditions, viz :: Each
subscriber to the Saturday Night,
Philadelphia, New York Weekly,
New York Ledger, etc., etc., at
the regular price, Will be entitled
to 1 share in the drawing for the
above named machine as soon as
thirty 800 subscribers are re-
ceived. For particulars, call on
SO w. d. VANSLYKE. Agent.
Ladies, go to sheldon's for
Hosiery.
The spring stock of II. c..
Thompson d Co. has come and
they are selling them at reason
able rates. 40
Ladies are invited to call and
examine the late styles in Dress
Goods. just received at ii. g..
Thompson q Co.'s 40
s Fresh, fresher, freshest drugs
and chemicals at the city drug
store
Sale of Thoroughbred Cattle.
M. r. Plat, of the firm of Plat
& Evans, Commission men at
Kansas City stock yards, notifies
the public that he will, on the
18th and 10Th of April, at the
stock yards, sell 100 head of thorf
oughbred cattle, consisting o
Short Horns, Polled SCOTS and
Herefords. 80
Sheep Dip.
We keep on hand at our ranch
3 miles ne of Sun City, supply
of Extract of Tobacco for sheep
dip NANCY horses and lousy cat
tie. Has been used with good
results. Prepared by w. 6. Math-
ews Il Sons, Louisville. Ky.
Is TEvIs PROCTOR.
"A fine Pelobet, Pelton & Co.
Organ, for sale at Young's Furni-
N l.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

Frank Chaplin is home from the Man
hatten Business college.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

Lots OF movers going west these days.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

}. E. Cuddy was upfrom the range.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

THURSDAY. APRIL, 8. 1882.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-04-06

We keep on hand at our ranch
3 miles ne of Sun City, a supply
of Extract of Tobacco for sheep
dip NANCY horses and lousy cat
tie. Has been used with good
results. Prepared by W. 6. Math-
ews d Sons, Louisville. Ky.
IS TEvIs & PROCTOR.
"A fine Pelobet, Pelton & Co.
Organ, for sale at Young's Furni-
ture Room. Parties wishing to
purchase, will save money by Civ
ing me a call. n. W. YoUG. :
IN. w. Young & Co. have just
received another and large stock
of fine Furniture. Give US call,
examine our stock, and we feel
certain you will buy. IL
i have at my ranch, ID miles
southwest of Harper, 200 head OF
three and four year old steers
IL two year old steers, and AZ
head of cows and heifers which
are principally graded, that | shall
dispose of at very reasonable
terms. For particulars, address,
T. l.. Sloan, Harper, Kas. 40tf
Largest stock Of lamps at
Sheldon's ever seen in the city
Go to Sheldon's and see his
stock of fine lamps, both stand
and hanging lamps. Also a new
lot OF glass ware.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
DapE-S

#.ss fas- 9ar l llrI.=r- Jan s-H. .H1.
ala.. ilr7as- alHs =HrHHH =
ns- .-.ara -l rs.- Ilr.- s-r,-a-. 4r-....-
rH. H-."l"H. q
1a-. rn.f-. 1a.1s la~ barn. ra-"
LHa Ha- T.H- 70 Ha-1 wagon o. Ha-
~- l-lsF-lr af .|. - H7a-
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H i..rHIr...- .as-.Il-, 1lr a..al.1a STAR rsar D.
s. Ha.- .l e. -- bids Il- IllHs. BE- #H..#le-
HlH# l.T.HfHIss.. H#tsHaal. ban
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a.H rllu 1u.-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

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1. -.rI-s was rl8t.s. % -sL B.lasmu slil..s-
I.t ..a-s ~ ll~ m-lrI--. ga suI--lv- lIrI-f va-4
ngga7 1urli Iul-.l-H -.ia 1Hlt.. '-u-rs vaa -.r
rIgn --H---a- FII Ts sufal,l-lr. tir-.
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r af --H e.url-l- -rvH-u- l.s ems 1la
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O. sts-ls III .-.l.lII l.uBlr 4rrr-lai.iiini- rfiY,
II I'd" lfugHI. 11a- liTr-ll-ssi -IcH ~ lae-rs
; Il 7-1rl-lilH TllIil vEl.L I1rrI ss-sl lis
l 1luL D DE -I1lss- HTrI-.ae = 1.ra
I md r-a1ls lIu-. d llI--af1 -.fIfH-r
~ IN E.--rlI.sI & .r.Ir-lul- Lrlr .-irs.lr. 1
sL-ar-zs1-v z.sl,r-- 5Ir : .IzIz.l--T. Lss1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
rENpERS WANTEn !,

ltN0HlS> fOG FURNISHING
L SSE1c a1.l rsEs Il 40 90. r,'..'-,' -,
7sst Il 80 yrz Eea1 ne t,, At-,a ~ ~ - -
p - = Nf T. ~ ees->-sres 81 rs g s|-..sSS
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08


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l'1l.a-1 --- Dr- Nc 2. e. N,-S1r- Errs--r--
ef4..a. --... ~ -
W. 80 g ~ -'--l'' ~es---.ti-
c11I-l Co. NJ. q II. 3. lrru. Erral.81-
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LLla s-l.t-. H1lt-.-Ca II. ... e.ar r-..r -... -.a.
e. lr-- -r--5-r. ID IN. .s..--,. - ~ l--.-.
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1-- q -i, Gas --- --s-, -tc. s,zlag l-ulc a..r.
-z-,.-al-- ana -le llr->. -l.l.l sai-s-st-
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1.t,ll ans es ss---a, --s el-cl-s.lu e1lscaI The
-l-l-- ana Case clll.i-ll., ala--el1 u..,s -a.
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-it---1- Lls -tacz leca va, gyl1 B. lls t1rvas,
-E--'- % -r i.a-a~ and -l--las a. FgcE.1ir c,l1c
ll ~ Fi-f a1Ie d l..-l r-cr llr l.-s l-l-s also
i''-e1 iil lles7a,- tl -l- arms f1s1 llsell.es-
ANUS % -.Il.lag Va Az Ve-ce was --i,.a
ta "a eel-r s--a .t --r .lr aisl- se-ar te.
li--2 PASS ~ uea--l, -D --u 1re ccuse a1lss
Il.rH--lu- Hr -.a ~..1- r1.t rss.- -.-ar --e-...-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08
FOR HHN

Ilte PREMISES ON s,NfNN ~.
Il - nt1f fs,9s. 90 tats te.s ssy.sssf
@-ss o. ,if e-',rttrer VI stas- N.ss.rns.7 k.l
~. e-tss slva.g saafe.-l an -s-- -.s....-s
Pa S,lasssS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1s@ = esess evf'-ss'i - scrni pci =. sss
-. ~ ls'Sei's's s'sa'r-ia,s PolnA NsAva
-'.'is- e,f 8 srlcssites fher we-- .-.,,,t,sR
- 80 aine-rs7y Esss-se a1a asa.rsi 5, 4, -
- i'i.ilis 1ss siss2en-aeRse. ~ Dawes
A2,cs-i- Eais WI riass aass :, 1.l,,,-.r-s -.
s..'ss q ga1is,irieal IA -ls sses 4 - a.iss.
500 a's ~ rnes tsr -.eclt,r., - 49,, -
isslllzl SIS -s.steisat-f -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1as 7ag~ese5 S,aG tas sacunt
lzst NJ. , 3. Esnca
s'-- th-sl s'tss-cv IfliG l.fs err KIN b1sa Nh
-.-lla s-iii
Wd-,n ksHae- s. sns IL saa sst-.. s---si,ss-,f,s
S,-uieu1,, C1-astaa tssora,.,-, u 49,, -.
N5rbe-,r. - ---'ei
ne -1ise- wiz a.a,- ne 70 ID. sh,--. n
llceas- g-scseaia;, s1ly ss sl-as tt,,l -. ..,
A4-iiis-1i-
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b, ~ i-' Al'-ii-
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N 'i % - 's--ii',-
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H,-,s- -4-,s-s -- --.s 49,
p l,r New ZOOS - - - 80 '''i--
e IN. -csf d, Mr. 49, - E.
-spa.r- .5l5..,55 ,a, :. -. -
b. ssIs...--rs Ia De- $50 s,- ~ '-A =
--
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saals-a. q grus z's v's--s lr- .au--- .ia ss,. =
% - --- Wa D. aliH-rr lS ilrsr--s1l.=Hs.
~ iis''il 7' 1-1liil- --l-lg. sl1it,-.s rlt1
have nus llasrsl,,5 am names ,- -l,. asr
gu " ,gles I.si,.il,-- ~. - = '''-'ias
5,..s- $3.50 ass @ -s-is I'M Az,
-i-I is sra1li--sti -s lu the -flsa IS z,-r Ak 80.
1lll .Irt-s llIIrH -af-e. u .5-l-.r.z- b. -
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Latter e-vza at=1k4A

H.ug-l- Feb 8 lsss.
Enron G-ts=--E-r',. ,t--.cl- 90 ws,l-,-,,.lv
-'al,a'i 70 -is -...ezar q o. Nr1-lrlu1 s-r Rep
-sa-uln-lv1- OEsalur lived t--.l- Il .a4 DIS
.-lt Llr largest t-s-larv a tr .ie l-a4 e
".t1a -1--fT- q "a a--l eq t.l-- Fl-l.. q l--er
20 -mpir'7 aers-1. natives rrt Cl.llr-.. B. nj cf
Na'.ni - sa-'i a' ae tr-li Ets gu.l-u -csu -1s
o. l-r7v van. 1r -lr Teu-- H. d al,r- uars aa11
-I -ia rGrr 3 sllsluln- -lC-s Nt1 1ri gwen
-- l-ll.u
-'g s1l ---IF b. FttT,r- b le-rad 4,.as- C,.-
Elurs .H lI risltls. a.-rtr-.
A. Hfv Bargains r. .ia -r.nl.l.l- -.,rs "a l-v r1i
-aarv a'a'.- fsl Del ltila r--l. .l- s-irallt r.l-
l- % 7'rI-n An HzLLl-. -., sore ,l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

k'ssss sNisNh>s<NSn stNNsNss Setp ctr
a ~ - L l., e,--., e.t-sl', Se e Ns,sls q
~ b 7S',asasi' ~ iea u s t.-s, s,.',S-.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

NOTICE
II FEE~oS, asEL 1nzBEDDEN rEr~-
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-f. .-iss'l. Hl Hl-af. fl sHrl..-.Hl = l-ls-..
.-iu al- hlsa-r ~ .i. ll-srir lr .i- Cam. +. NM
t4r- NrIItn AlL
tlt b. ai s.ai alrlli..l --asl--l- an -l. El-ls1l
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AIr = asa lrlI.i-l lsT-ags ...- An M :
-Il lu -ir .t.l1 rf1i.lIfur .-l.lIia Hf .IIiuI.
l aar-lu- rifii.l .ls L.uIl lF -i1 a-.rr-1Il.r-
" De- lriafalli % if|1Irl-llIr HI .-.rraa1
Vt. 81 I.lur- ID.
Mrrr-r nt rl- Ll.-H-ir a. alr.--n
Llasltar lII--- E-lrl1-- lf.4 u. sr fsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

waNrEn,

psSrteS ns>sStNe rtAaN SsutNsa
,-a - Tsaf.e slPS a.
= NJ , NsSte -
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-la. as. l va l5 5-V-lasa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

k..isrs raizs..ssa S s-aa2-sa=a sa--sea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

A lr-sf1Inllisrr tu l-lllil.i-s E'sl li-.l-sf ma
-lanusrluIrl F7s- 1-nl=z 1aIlr -1u-ii,at el9r-1,-
-lIn. ninth 2. : lu lls "a ll-zsgr ~ Il FEI
n lu Z.H O. i LTsI-Ils SIR uf1rr1 80 .-uI Ub-
weather IN zls winnie -llf le-l rsuuil- Ezln
1c he ziilu iI-I l-1sEI liaIr vI.-r rtr -l-
nf---Ilv b. SOM. 2 ,ranlIll -Iar-1lilssr = .ir..
ianl 1i az Eiilrn lrr -lnru 1ir zIs Ellr1-sr
sia.Iv q q aifuIlr 81 clr Hr--ll-r.-u ~ -si. A
4ervglUuz Wlf.r Tur sar-al-ar zlu1 lle Il.s4sy
suIi-rnfz s--r was Frl-l g-luu sr.aza. blow
mr. suznllr tlVu a-Hu l1a li-la u ta.ls ..sil-I
e. 81 Il1uuu HsI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

tlI-' g1sa1 -Eal m 1lH.lsilIueffia Euai1asz WA
-lr lgTlrllI-I- lhIz--s-I yIsr- r---..f - LIE. 7f Ii
-iuil i-ifi lif al-ii -illllI-. fliisrr md r-s-
--Iuil Gi- llui rle Llllu lf-s E chrrBs5srl sra4rl
---ur liIlIliisr ~ EEiluE d1r uuiur .fiiaslrl-a
VIZ --lIssi- ant 1ge-I -.ri-r-ff = f avn
l-l--Ha ~ az ErvV t1uurEi IN Fs.zlluH rh,.
iir l-r llr sting u ne Lassi.t-11--. r4,F ,f
CIR -rIr-ilIF =tI- This -78l i4r4il1l,aal - ~.
a-si1u WI rrrn an 1lla dsiIfYr--u- VT-,,,l,,--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

Ern alerrzlu lt Ezlln r1nzlii II F1i.rl- Tar re-.
suis Il ta -rr1lr1 IiinF# riar Ella srisirf In, s
1Irii.r laEiln- t1r 10 .sqaar r1f7 tlr -llE -ti,a
Tins I'm lr mHl Fsrss. 1az-. Illr. VIA r-.rr1-s
-iH1 -leC -fuIilI.s1.z Wsai1 -s sierTafi By 1-E4r
mHllr1rzs4- iur v-rz .sfilI1rzi % 9zaFplarlzsi-z
EiIa no sfllG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

I.H AVN siiuva yaisra 1ul- 1f a.ia sisli.-i OF Z
-ua. rhul r ~ dlual li.af--l--- a. ,.f-.--7.. o.,
ilIr--il rle gsIl-7 m ans .lllllss.s i1tlrHln. i
ir-ilrT rFrilrrsit --lul -.in 1r-sl-llnsnl if-l
llfitlft o. De- aninl-E a.rg5--i lrE1 Laullii --I-
luiI-r al -rrpi. 1uil..Hsl sl- rI7s.r--1-1-
Il Chimes Tins ctins Iua ~ as.ui-s. ss.rr ~
-1- t.Ii- 10 lnF -7ilIllIL Chinese ..rv-l -
WI 1rlge l.lIHgair tmg GIN WIN vsut.l.a.sl.a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

1- r1'. -.-t lIl-i..u ana SAMMY I1l-n BIZ lza
~ q -suHa1I.L Hl-,..H- lgruIz le. rzs.,....lttt
ll- ALB gentleman la.f vTI1g lIr laua4iHt .t.-
..-H at ll-liiit ---f VIZ ls % --uaI.si-llI.. 1.l
% .Hr u'rril. .IgaI- -1tig. lz.wUiIi VIZ rlt
SOM .lfe SAB. D. si -I ll sl1i.e--~ ffl s,f s5ir-.
-aa.l. zr-,,.i-I.l- ..l -.ua1rs was 1la..i.- .lr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

-, aiii-a. a-e-- I;iccl- 81 t-esales
F7is rHi-is be- SO 6-- ~ .5,- --,u,-s -. =.
Pr ul- Esq., cvrasr st N1ui1a 4s,l.5. ~ $500
~ --l-ilr lrii-ia-se- 'stS llacsfsetsf u --s
e s4--- ffF -c-1. Us -Hl4ir-. f'h- -,-.5.-.r..t-.
--i ;ii-l isi--rll r. clfs-. aslt 5--f-,-
'-irlits Iuz4 a-1l zill,-G against rie sf.-f.s4
>-- "a l- -'al---s. -lt,e be laelsts-.i...a 49,
.i't s, falt- f-i-assta.. i s--., uerr rlr5zlrf1s,
-- ~ rtlusll.tt s---1,ss .1 .-nle. ss "a 5.a 4l-
49, li--r alii the 1Il.l,l-l. 1-r5aEi i,s4 ss- =. q
-H--- Ri-cl g7-l.l,i- F7lll- lavs -1s1---E u ~
-1l -s5trrir1l'rr- j WA, lfil,sued-s.f a1. rt-l
= ~ liae1all-y. sue zia.e .,.u- h1s ->ca-u 81
'-'e l,sErlf-i ll -ie -.scsr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-08

EirscL1sr-z a E-r-EE-s
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-22

The authorities at Washington
appear to be just finding out that
our navy don't amount to much; the
splendid work of the English irons
clads before Alexandra only serves
to show how ineffective our alleged
navy would be in q war with Eng
land. A scientific and aquatical in
terest is felt in the Egyptian con-
test, as it is believed it will be in.
structivc in determining the fighting
value Of the latest patterns of irons
clads, built With heavy ordnance. 1t
is said that Notifications cannot
withstand these eighty-ton guns.
The same British feet off Alexan-
dria to-day, it is affirmed, could bat
ter down every fort we have from
Maine to Rio Janeiro, and could sail
directly under orr guns and fire
with impunity. That is the les
son Of the Alexandria bombardment
for this country, and our govern
ment had better be doing something
about it.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-22
DIR NEXT DELEGATE.

AS the time approaches tor the
election Of q representative in Con-
gress from this Territory, consider
able speculation is INDUCED in as to
who the coming man will be. The
political tree is bristling with aspir-
ants for the position, and we have no
doubt that strenuous efforts will be
made to elect some representative
man from this side of the mount
AIMS, in the event Of Mr.. Brents
declining denomination, which
some appear to think quite proba>
bic. Should Mr.. Brents choose to
run again, however, we feel assured
he would have little difficulty in car
rying the convention, and his past
career in Congress has made him
sufficiently popular with the masses
to insure his recollection. Among
those favorably mentioned in this
connection on the Republican side
are DR.. Minor of Port Townsend, ex-
Governor Ferry of Seattle, and J.
B. Allen of Walla Walla-all of
whom are eminently qualified for
the position. Either of these gen
tlemen, with perhaps the exception
of Mr.. Ferry, could easily be per-
suaded to accept the nomination.
Democratic aspirants are not very
plentiful as yet, though before the
campaign opens they will doubtless
be as numerous as leaves in Vallam-
brosa. Hon. J. A. Kuhn of Port
Townsend, is mentioned as a possi>
BILE Democratic candidate.
Apropos of this, the Olympia
Transcript remarks:
The simple nomination of Re-
publican candidate in reality elects
the Delegate, if he is fair and honest,
by reason of the preponderance OF
Republican votes; in fact it is hard
ly to be presumed that the Demo-
Gratis will make an active canvass
for Delegate. Their only fight
having any hope of success must be
for the Legislature. and county of
fees. The question of delegateship
then settles itself down TO the best
candidate in the Republican ranks.
There are several who wonld not re
fuse it, and who would be good and
faithful servants of the people; but
the peculiar situation of the wants
of the Territory at this time make
but tew of them available. They
may possess great talents, bnt the
Delegate who understands the situa-
tion thoroughly and has the ear of
the powers at Washington, is in a
better position 20 obtain our wants
than stranger. A large majority
OF the people east and west of the
mountains seem to understand this
matter, and consequently the under
current is all settling one way. We
have great regard for several of the
candidates, but if the people go to
the primaries and carry out their
own desires-and the primaries are
where the election is really carried
Thomas IL. Brents will be the
unanimous candidate for reelection
by the Republican party Of this Ter>
ritory.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-22
RARE CHANCE!
To the Immigrant or HpeculasoE

The undersigned now offers his farm
for sale, adjoining the water front of the
celebrated Ship Harbor. on FidalgO Is
land, Whatcom county. w. T. The
place is largely composed Of fresh water
marsh and alder bottoms; 10 acres under
cultivation; cabin, hay and grain sheds,
with other improvements, making it y
very desirable farm.
The property has other advantages
existing and prospective which may DO
seen upon examination. Call and see the
place. The subscriber will give full par.
ticulars by letter if desired. Address
A. L. GRAHAM,
ST. Anacortes, Whatcom Co., w. T.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-22

EXCELLENT limestone and plenty
of wood to burn has been found on
the line Of the Northern Pacific in
The vicinity Of Lake Pen d'Oreillc.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-22
Wool, Grain, Shinglss, Eto
BOWMAN L. OAKLEY.

Having pnt our schooner Traveller In
thorough repair, we are now prepared to
call for, or deliver, freight in localities
where the steamers do not stop. Palticu'
lar attention paid to
Wool. Hides 81 Oil.
Have the lest connections in San Franz
cisco, enabling US to make liberal ad.
vances. Bowman g. OAKLEY.
AhacoYtes w. T.