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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14
\ Sea Serpent killed

\ few Years ago Mr.. Young, caught
& gllnse of an acquatlc monster IN Chats
Lake, near Arnprior, Canada, which he
describes as being Of enormous size and
proportions. Captain Brown, of the
steamer Alliance, also got Il view of
these monsters IN the same waters the
summer before last, and VARIOUS other
people claim to have seen large speci-
mems at different times and at divers
places. Now local papers announce the
capture Of what Is probable one of the
progeny of the original old Chats Lake
serpent, which has often struck terror to
the hearts of the super5iltlous liver men.
While coming down from the Snow
Rapids with a tow and while OF Black
wells Island, the crew OF the Lew Young
noticed huge serpent swimming ahead
of the boat. Mr.. Dnrgan, chief engineer
anl deck hand, named Shaw jumped
into a boat and started III pnr,uit Of the
reptile. They succeeded III getting
within striking distance Of the serpent
when Mr.. Durgan struck it q blow over
the head with his oar. The beast thea
turned ald made for the occupants oi
the boat, literally cLuruiny the water
with his tail IN his fury Another power
| tul and well directed blow with an oar Oh
the neck Of the serpent laid it ont dead
when it was taken III tow and brongh!
| aboard the steamer. The crow .f the
| boat stretched it ont OF tine rail and
measured it with rule. It's total length
was elcvcn feet, while the body Wa
| thirteen inches III clrcumferei.cs. IL
jaws were pried open and . pair of eom-
1 passes lnseTtcl, which were opened "ut
to IL distance Of siX inches. he de-,
criptlvn given 0: this reptile i, I'll" sam.
as that given by Mr.. Young and Captain
Brown. 81 that Is possible that the OH
llst Ellcd is lneal dcsceulent of Ia
oil king snake who has 7porte! hu,ei
| III Chats l. lac for year. pat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14
Devastating.

ln Scotland r.y ..tIh1rr reader,
" oul1 be a,,n,at, i H.. ,.,,ri ri.,-Is manner
III which many .,ay !, killed W..
\, itLcr the ct,u ,..r ri. ri}lj, knew
tnat they had >f.glk..ls, :, cl,>. 70 him
until tilt. f,r,t.r .lv I.f,,l IA. I.a.j
10 peep over bomber heh,oI ti,,. cover
q wllch i. La; ;h,.l,cravH,r t.~,ver.v
minutes. ,a..nts;,f,..,t y.,-,4 l,o.h ,,.a1
aLi 9,ay ,la, ,h. i.tttr dii NOT moy,.
Tor "a Instant and the. man missed his
s;gll, bsnr4i clean, hut A. the stag turned
the left Lit Ijln IL the neck On
another occasion. III y crsc6 Western
forcsr. tie i l.; al of III. herd bad
ncer coveted asi ll.rsutl for many
seasons. nut lie W., 80 wary that a.
ttnlpts to stalk Liu4 failed. Four guests
dad made trtltltss essays after him in
the last ear Of his HE. The fifth man
stalk,,d him Oh three different DAYS. and
on ole missed hlm clean at POO wards,
On Il fourth day III October, the last Of
the season, tie glllle> glasses betrayed
The stag with three hluds, browsing
three miles OFT Oh ii plateau Only acces-
slble OIL one side. \ long dctour and
sta,k brought gun and forester t. the
ledge below the plateau About 2.3O
p. Ia on peeping over the edge, the
minds were there, the stag had gone.
The forester was full Of resources, and
bearing III mind the time Of year, ui-
vlnc1 the situation. Ten minutes later
/ lie lut clown his glass, and whispered Il
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14
DDCit Fees In Europe.

Perhaps il the matter II doctors f.c,
It might l.. we'll - glance at Erancc
and GcrmaIy. H. both these ,untrIe~
there II i regular tariff for the visits Of
medical practitioners, ott.n lay. gcne.-
ally, exec eded iy r4eh patIcita, hu: al
forirng Il guarantee agains. excessive
char9es for the poorer II Is al.
satisfaction to the ptsi,lic u4iIisl generally
I, know x actiy : nat they wi!I have -
pay when Calling doctor. Permit rac
further to draw attention Ia {. Iolat of
mcdlca! etiquette ia North Germany.
Except ii c4.st ~ severe Illness. ~iicu
daily attendance. - sbsoi 1t..!s necessary.
1. doctor never repeats vlsI;.. He ,nu.,
he real.zst.-i l. ID 80 Igtl. cusie5... Uas
Its l.I,a:.tAg.a a. i VII! often happen
IL ca-.-, ii -..xlat illness THIS! a siagls
visit eufl ler4 Ii ~ ticsl i...ss are s.~,
A..h ~!t u. ;iI"y arc ,DD u. Il France
al / Ge..i ai.v, t;@o marks auI two fraacs
= visit, excepting ot c~tirs-.. III the
10 a,oaai'.e ~ats.r.a.- Lace. sh!.l.er uoIe
BIZ. r.ca 'olA, :4fis: Dstak. ti.e!.4seites.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14
Nervous Twitching

Many school children are afflicted
with II frequent spasmodic action Of
some muscle Of the face or body which
causes twitchlng Of the cvelld, draw
ing of the mouth one way or another
twisting of the head, elevation o. on,
shoulder, etc. There i. a large variety
Of such movements which tend to make
the subject al object Of curiosity and
laughter. 1t /. we'll called cilorea
habit, hceali.c Il i something OF the
nature of st. NItus dance. (cnorea1. and
occ sIpnalIy i. nervous organizations.
and when because Of general Ill health
the nervous system becomes ticbllitatel
and proportloaatt irritable. There IA
40 cure Tor tins except the Will power
ui the suffering individual. WHO must
constantly check the movement. In
tins the friends AMI relative, caa be II
service IL frequently reminding him to
be on his guard and control himself.
The longer the habit Is permitted to 70
Oh the more difficulty there Viii ie III
overcoming II, especially III children
When 1t i. cvli Ut that the movements
can be controlled ~ the cx -rcls. Of the
VII, II II important 70 urge them 10
check tnemscives early. and If there -
any. reason 10 brlI.vc that the genera
health l. impaired. thIs should also r.
ccl,c due attention.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

Rrch, ana .arfy H.. o,s.
moaning
Chlcxen With lad es f,ur.f =, w,,.
the, TT, person - aces. hiI,, xs.su,,,,a
Who asse,.
III w much f.- ,haf.
.Fnur dollars
.uss, ynn co, nrs- -,
Yes =
an cly. voD .hree sor,s~
Can't helo ,ha, ns,s,,,T-,,s
four c,t,a-s - f'''e =
She Disappeared, i'm, !, VAS a,n ,.r
in The wo,t marke, ard 8, H.,
hou- when she r...nr,.,, ~. - ~
there
lis tins the same loas >, ,br ssto,
The very sar,e"
"All drv wo ri ~
livery stick II i,
"No rotten chunk. IN tho c.,,.,,
III Their, Is sin.r,,. nna IN
the whole load.
Then III Civ, Won ,b-.. a,,4 hat.
Can't do it
Il am a witnv v,,b s,,,- t,,
seven children !, sun,,r.
Yes, / know. I'm, f,I,r ,.,,,a. !. -
nrtt, = ''s'
Al noon sh,. cam. a,a;,,
tie same prtcc and aHh,n,h J.. ..,ti
fused a E,rislt jde, n.,,,a1 INTO 80 ,.,
lie drove around ~. .>,~,,.. ,i. 80
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The Dutch Exhibition

AZ 'AhiV'.''ii = - -. r-''' - : .
dam, n'iiahd' u neA. htf W 7 -. -
ol ialefes' - Tue cl''i!Aed Mil =
originally planaca % cph.Pfi.c N SlSH
articles as are imported iH'p 'hc Ne'het-
iaEt's rom .ne nu'ci .'.,,..i.s' Ai'.4 s,1.
a A'e eAP'.reu - 1ne lA.'' 1'i ~
o''an,l'. - p' .a.:1 :. =.
=. -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

A little over three. wears ago ! at;I,.
elFl named Sarah Go~ifrvy strave,i away
i.om the hone II htr parents q ho re-
sliced at the time north of Walkervll.e.
Montana. 4 search Tor tie child vas
mace hv the Relatives. hut without sue
cess. Word was sen, t. W.lsrrylllc
aHu scX.Lty-nse or one hundred men
engaged IL the search for the ll,.!e one.
which proved frultiess Tie country
surronuding the home the little child
had left was thoroughly examined for
miles, but not even 4 shred of the cloth
ing worn by her could lie found. A.
arlzZllng ram, accompanied by a sll4lIt
suo~tall, added to the general difficulty
q the undertaking and all hope ut tiu,-
lnS her was abandoncd. The gc.Itral
suppositlon was that Size had straSei
luto the timber and was sl.zcd and
borne OFT by some wild beast "A bear or
mountain hon. Prominent citizens Of
/ Butte, sympathlzlng with the parents.
offered II reward for the delivery Of the
lost child to her parents, dead or alive,
or Tor informal. .on that would lead 10
her recovery. For some time there WAS
q number OF persons who still sought
the wheSeabouts Of the child, but they
at last gave up the search ard consIi-
cred further effort IL that direction
hopeless. \ few days since the parent,
Of the child received word that l,t;le
shoe had been found about u mil. and
q halt from the place where the child
straycd from. Some hunters found the
/ Shoe on the "a instant They did not
Know OF child having been lost, ana
! consequently did not mention the occur
renee Tor several DAYS Mr.. Godfrey
went 70 see the men. The shoe was
handed him, and he recognized 1t rs one
! 81 the PAIR worn by his daughter when
she left home. procecdingto to the local
lty where the shoe was picked up they
found also a piece of stocking aud lenl-
nants Of a skirt, which We're also identi-
tied AS belonging to the lost child.
Near by was a bears den 1t was en-
tered and searched, but there was moth
ing fulthcr discovered. Mr. Godfrey /,
deslrous of making another search, III
the nope that the bones of his dan ,,Lter
may be discovered ani given burial
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

Bat fUr the constant weekly reHlnd- |
ers through the press, and the induce /
lnents held out by advertisers through
nual exhibitions, We hardly see how the
half Of what has oc cured IN the way Of
disseminating domestic animals Of the
highest types could have occurred
The fairs have proved o. great value in
disseminating the smaller classes Of
farm stock, such as sheep. swine and
poultry, and ind .rectly III bringing the
several breeds of cattle to the attention
Of farmers 1t IS not safe to take all
you see at fairs meaning just what
outside appearances Indicate. Obscure
parties and traders sometimes put in an
appearance with very striking .peci-
meas OF pigs, but the representations Of
these men cannot be safely taken, and
in the majority of such cases, if pur-
cnu>cs be made. the buyers will be bit
ten.
In the first place, you cannot safely
/ ldht Tie REPRESENTATIONS IlldtiC rs 10 the
ptd.gr,, Grades often take on a very
comcly exterior, quite clcvcrlN Initiating
the higher type from which they have
spiung. iut mi,l used with the expecta-
ton that tie, viii reproduce Their KIND,
the effort, cl3i III failure. If YOU are
r,.aitltr If IL Prairie Farmer" look
,xs..r t,trr ,,,ft,,,p. and if y,,,
dp not sec what YOU want offered over
tnr i i..,turl oi reliable, well-known
breeder. write 70 the Office for informal
ton. While many of the most rcputa-
BE breeders exhibit at fairs, SO, like
wise do traders and speculatCrs take
advantage OF the seeming character OBJ
tanned by showing III respectable com
pahy, and they thereby, many times,
get a position before visitors to which
they have no legitimate claim. As a
rule, the pr,pcr place to buy any kind
of stock Is at the home Of the breeder.
where You can see the general character
Of his stock. not IS represented by the
few head he may have fitted with oil
cake and n,w milk. for exhibition, bus
on their every day feed, which IS sup
posed to be similar to what you feed
upon your own premises. Ii Is not adj
valtageous to the breeder to sell highly
fitted exhibition stock to other than i
professional breeder. who fully under
stand, the process used IN the fitting
aud the necessity of following this mp,
II appearances are t. be maintained
Many mc7 Who have taken tacir
liking for improved farm animals from
specimens seen II the fairs have had
tacir arlor cooled down by becoming
more Intimately acquainted with thes.
O. otltrs OF imlllr char ,cterlst'cs, after
t.cv Lad put aside the Sunday rig. as
-umlng the every day farm apparel
Taking improved stock TO Your farm
should be. to {; certain degree, Ikened
10 taking 10 Yourself wife. As TINS
l. not usual y on any temporary basis
AID i often Il matter OF business. a pm.
debt man viii plan u see the lady il
her everyday garb, as the arts OF II.
dress maker are equal to those If Ill.
expert herelsman, and polish aud adorn
mtnt are found 10 lie So emhellishilse
siat orr admiration Is greatly uo,llti,
r when these are taken OF.
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\ Woman Desperate

Nellie Pickett, tue most noted female
cenly at Fort Sumner. aged twenty
four Years. She was torn III Lafayette
County, No. When she Was healthy,
ylvsclous, aud pretty, she married Tom
Pickett and moved with him TO Texas.
They lived there Year, and then came
to New Mexico. At the time Of the LIN
coin County war III 1880, Pickett be
came a member of the baud Of Billy he
hid and after the war was over Nellie
JON ii linn, and herself became membcr
OF t.e gang, OF bandits. Slc was 4 fear
less norsewOman, crack shot, bealltl
ful, and with great strength Of mlud-
She luled the baud with despo:ic sway
Pickett was killed III a fight with Of
ticer= Wien Nellie beca!pe the 1ur-tress
Of tie First Lieutenant, Charles Bow
dry. Dressed III male or female attire,
as suited her purpose, size acted a
spy tnG The gang, carrying N ssayco
from one rendezvous 10 the other.
When III made attire She always rode III
a huchshin suit as.trile a horse Bow
dry was k He'd III the fight with Sheriff
Garett AID his posse. Sac Was as true
to him as his own wife. She found his
body after the fight AMI huned it.
Billy the Kid succeeded lillAlls III win
nlng her affections Last year, while q
hcasy plice was On HI head, ,1e visited
her at Fort Sluner While there Gsr-
ret; ascerta,i.yti the facts eitrapp"i anU
ki led hlU.
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-apIblettck.

THIS wear there Wi. be f.oA -, 100 -
-. 600 gallons # ap2.c j4ea made in Sus
sex County, New Jtrsey. ard a,ou: the
same quantity III Orange County. New
York. The even years are always the
hearing ones in >assex an. O-auge C3un-
ties. So' since lo72has he crop been 81
,arEe as = Is this season. \ Crea' many q
the richards are cf lugra.tsd trees con
seg1enl!y the pr ducts q apple il ce are
large. Td4cre is more a.re Alokey
ma!c n Orange snd Suss K Counties iaaa
II a.y ,;hcrsiwo c auntles in tie c!-ed
states The annual averace cl-;..a al n :
i21,+rfu gallons wA!e-l yiei3.- 8 = sFeTI
neui revenue II about so, go. HE
Gove-alnentAst4 statistics show that There i as
nlCc a2pleS whisk@y ma.c IA Orange
County as thee IS II ll.aF c.si.l.ed ir1I.
other :rui; k44ny county n The nl'e.!
S a..s. SussAx County vas formerly he
gr. a,est p-otuser u this ,p9lc, anl i =
SAID 10 have originated ,Atre. ln i~>i
there was 10. very much apple ~A!sAey
maGc This ycas tae-s W. x 81 JiDasuai
4lal'. : u this wa.s@cE ina'.e, ,ie 'rl,'
crop t4.nc very .b.a liant \. iAe sta
.Ip!e wLtske. i wJr.h 5 - -. n
IS !, Increases n eSe :; s.--lnAs az! tc-
c,a.cs more precious every wear. =. rs
bes: :. ought - bring 10. Jess i1!an - s
gallon, although there are ,ds-4sanis g.
gallons store. away il The ce.la-s 81 sas-
sex ColG.y tia, wo4l1 realty ififa e
u s ) ga.loa-
d uan near D.ckc-to xn L-s ssf;-e apr3e-
.scg ,ha. was ulsGe Z ..9-, and Ar sa.lt:
!: 6: 81 gallon. IAe-e : msre apple
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NI>- iiAi.t i.ls Ibt u.

WIS., nAi:'. i;I's in'iE
II IeohH az II y
i"i W. - ,,.,dIol,-
'f' P"' > 80 .n.no, - fSS.t a.
''''' ,,.n,l n..r,nit
rheulha'5 ~ ''H'
hiin ), a..
Ms i.i'I.''' .,,..,.
sweet "-d r. t'l-H n"' -
i" h'''' = v.-
SHOW, "i'i niat cam 80 =
"eeh ~ '''l'' 49,,
uSi''y o., -, ,,r,.o,l-.,vay
"a ~ ~ .,,, M
from tie 'i"of = '''' i'i'''
on II, .r ,,r. voull
III l"'. ""' .,.lu,1...
''' 'o''' 'o'', .l !, ,,,.n,.j,.-
tie amount e"'''', = 80 .,,n,.',,,..,,,.
"'l''' 'n' '''.'' :" -, ,.,,.r of -tr,na-
''oIi' '""S' ~
RS. .,,t,v
n ,..l f,lurcs. and
hadr l'r iie' ~ l'V' - inf
when, h'' S'',' - u, !, h,, tbut
ing "P ii''' ~ ,,,,,nn,
'hi7 ilo''E"S -. ,,,,r and
1he sighcd iie' 'i'''''' -
tor ~ while I'll SEEM : w. va, H.,
How i""IlSh 7''' '''' ,,, -. E,lph
she not '''N''' '.,', 49,, ;n,-,, !, f,r h..r as
'h''' 90 , han
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

Isr 3 : =. ceneE, ier seaul> II rIs5ls
'aac ,ql- 4.aa :NeS II white lead snt
. Lite eaas. y. IL - u.ucA q. VII make
). inta lhv consistency u patty. IL a few
vreAs j; a..I become IS hard IS s.r1e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

Brave IIllilj p.N5IuHIc As hr list I
ned, winter ALI winter grew hIa face;
,ut Wien size had hnisiHfi: he at""Ied .
'Ad Kissed IL: sweet req lts 1"r 'ie =.
.-' 'lihe. ia al tle "orId ne klie" he
y li-i Lever l"'t ai-1shtf woman as he
4o'ed - III i1hfcoIf'' ald i "a>;' s5.f'l-'s
iT i9Sc ,iiah 7ile had pe!"r..
! 'in gong = lii''la - BUSINESS heA'
iH2i-lh, brth, IL wrote I" Ter tt'''f-
"iHi, .aAl il can, VIII flAd JACK
i'aIHsi"rd. % hc sailed away az
ttf snip was l"''' a1d ih1Ap DLlsil"f'
1eN ! ''''cii'd 'ach I''iAaloiu.
After that Elizabeth Hafconl' was
never the same; ana as>,A5 years foiltd
on, she was lett alone WIN ialthlni ser
wants III the "id stone house ooil'e-
body Hald that hr I'alisi"fd hdrflei
tae daughter ot rIch merchant, hut
hc never came back Something had
gone from her life with each Year, and
now, al forty, the very last thln- Lad
come and the old home VII, TO 90.
10 wo,.der o1, that winter morning
F.lizu!,eth Harconrt was IN despair
~. l,,l 81 mnc}. tn hear From that
,,i.i,t ,l,ot lack roi,.fnrd left her in
AMER .hn Lal never really been happy
,,o.,jn That hot t.uu,r E.r mother
l.l v,r,.l h.r ao,iu.t All if had
h..n r..l.l since th,n No one who
yowLr L.n,l;no u,1.t,v over the sick
L.l !, ~. ,,or..t cntfac, woull p11tsa
t,,t calm, f,ce t).cr,. hol ever seen any
tl,i,.o but peace
Now .te lav with viii. omen eve,
,,,;,ki,o e ~. mast anl ~ her ears
,y.,o r,,,,i,o ,1I \nr.. R,,ckitt,. words
.s her. ..Sl, Will tak.. an avfnl sit. Of
sobcrin'
Jn.. t,.,, ,h.ro Gamma knock at th..
door and Elsneth's voice saving.
Miss Elizabeth thcr, is a strange
gentleman down stairs who wishes to
see Won for a few minutes. He IL ,ks
as if he was from London.
The lawyer from London Miss
i lIarconrt >. heart gave a quick throo ;ss
she arose and mechanically glanced 1T
j the lltllc narrow glass between the
windows. There was rch spot barn
/ ing on each cheek, and the brown hair
had lest It's smooth, satin appesranc. ;
hnt ~ha did rot notice that te-dhy. bnt
passed quickly down - the cool. dark
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-10-14

H Who would avoid the sun ms.
avoid the occasion O! T.
, 1882-11-17

Chicago, Nov. 8, The latest returns
indicate the Republicans have lost the
following Congressman: Farwell IN the
Second, Updegraf in the Fourth, Viii
son in the Fifth, Anderson in the Ninth;
the successful Democrats being Murphy,
Weiles Frederick and Pusey. The del
egatlon will, therefore stand: Repub-
llcans I, Democrats 4.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. o. Returns for the
State Legislature are complete, showing
the following complexion: Senate ~
ocrats gain of 4. Assembly, SO Re,
publicans, 45 Democrats and | Inue.
pendent; Republican loss of Il. The
Republican majority on joint ballot is
D. One Congressional District is still in
doubt, but is claimed positively by both
the Republicans and Democrats. The
fOrmeI figures out n majority of 80 FOR
Williams, and the Democrats claim that
Winans has 1000 majority.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. 11.-Final footings of
the returns and estimates from all the
counties give the following Congress-
men: First District, White Republican;
Second, Wakefield, Republican, Third,
Strait, Republican; Fourth, Washburn,
Rep, Fifth, Wilson, Republican. The
Legislature now stands: Senate - Repu-
blicans 30. Democrats 10. House
Republicans u, Democrats 20, Inde-
pendent l..
TARBoRo, N. c., Nov. 11.-Democratic
managers concede the election OF Dock
cry, Republican, as Congressman at
Large, and the entire Republican State
ticket, also, Post, Republican candidate
in the First District; O'Hara, Repub
lican, in the Second; Hork, Liberal, i
the Sixth; Cox, Democrat, in the Fourth
and Green, Democrat, in the Third
The latter is very doubtful.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE history of
politics in this State does not furnish a
parallel to the present election. The
difficulty experienced i'll getting returns
of official majorities from "a counties
of the 1O2, and careful estimates of the
other eight give Smith, Republican,
for State Treasurer, 1915 majority, and
his election is assured. The result on
Superintendent of Public instruction is
still in doubt, with chances in favor of
Raab, Democrat The State Legisla-
ture is Republican certainly by twelve
on Joint ballot. The Senate stands, Re-
publicans 81, Democrats 20. House, Re
publicans n Democrats rs, Independ
ents |. On joint ballot the Republi-
cans have 1O5, Democrats 95, Independ-
ents 5.
, 1882-11-17
CONVINCING.

In Offering to everyone throughout
the land trial bottle OF Syrup CT Figs
free of charge the California Fig Syrup
Company is fully aware that it were
folly to do so if the new remedy did not
possess greater merit than sany other
article ever offered as cure for bilious
ness and constipation. But knowing
that every dose will convince the one
who takes it OF its efficacy, and make an
other friend for the remedy which is
destined to become universal, they wish
Everyone to try it, Messrs. N. d.
Hill & Son are agents for Syrup OF Figs.
, 1882-11-17

1t is Just possible that the great Dem
ocratic victory will enable the people to
understand General Butler when he said
If we go back to only 1852, we shall find
that every two years since then the poll
teal pendulum has taken swing. But
it by no means follows that the success
OF the Democrats this year insures their
success i'll 1884
New Tacoma has doubled her vote in
the last two years. In 1880 the whole
number polled was 26S, and in 1882 $50,
an increase Of just 268.
, 1882-11-17

WE are now receiving by every steam
er from San Francisco and New York,
our Fall and Winter goods, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
Suitings, Cloaks, Cloakings, &C. Mems
and Boys Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, and large stock of all kinds Of
merchandise. Will be pleased to have
everybody call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
32lm &. c. BARTLETT & Co.
, 1882-11-17

cAWS FILED ON SHORT NOTICE
- an In tirst-class style "
Port Townsend. NEWELL iERRtAU
, 1882-11-17

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion. Con,
stipation, Dizziness, Loss OF appetite, yellow
Skim Shiloh's Vitaizer is positive cure. Sold
by Latimer 4 Co.
, 1882-11-17

For the best qumlity of AL kinds of
groceries, and cheap. go 10 James Jones,
opposite Central Hotel.
, 1882-11-17

Old fashionable remedies are rapidly giving
ground before the advance OF this conquerlng
speciac. and old fashioned ideas in regard to de-
uietion a. a means Of cure have been quite ex-
pOded by the success Of the great renoyant,
which tones the system, tranquili2as the nerves,
nentralizas malaria, depurates and enriches the
blood rouses the liver when dormant, and pro-
notes a regular habit Of body.
For sale BY all Druggists and Dealers generally
, 1882-11-17

WLMINGToN, Nov 9.The official
vote gives Stockley, Democrat, for Gov
ernor, 1893 majority. Lore Democrat,
for Congress, has 1923 majority The
next Legislature stands: House solid
Democratic, Senate 8 Democrats and
Republican, who holds over.
, 1882-11-17

IT. Cation was elected Joint Council
man from Walla WHlla, Columbia, Gar
tield and Whitman counties.