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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
FORT WORTH, TEXAS. FRIDAY. AUGUST
Hotel Arrivals.

NEfhOPoLirAN HOTEL.
~ Rotipson, city. CJ Gutter, city.
y Winters, II q 4. j Il Ennix, a r.
"nN Ihelix, ri Frank May. 4 4 l..
nasns j Fleming, clafks.
geo Theirs. Colum- Nille
bus, Nv. Mrs X lo,vdcn Ans
u Hancock. VA. lin yexns
y Lynch, liorpe I W Wyntt. Jackson
y npto, Aurora. Tenn.
i.ti Walton, Aurora. /, n Reed. Dcnn' son
+. ~ Iowdus, baliss. w y bryant. pallss.
NV i, ~. mason. chicago. a VI Palmer AMI Wife
nv ,anp,J Jefferson. Wichita Fails.
w a Knott. Wichi,a w .nrpenter. Gle
Fslls hnrue
~. Ripple. 81 Louis. Arthur NJ Miller
! ,,Apling Piano. Wichita Fails.
A wright, Terrell, j = Hudson. Terrell.
Joe ShNes, 1crrel. itobt Hart Terrell.
Netters Dnilas Ml.s Moliic ri Gins
Mnfgan MIS- Bessie Wilson.
j NJ Earlin. fn,j- M,rptl.
:, Nsslle; ky, L Hamilton, Denver
- stafford, TcNar- Col.
u.rs9na. CO p..dd ok. Hodge.
= mara, Calves Vim Decker Calves
" VIII. Gainesville. Jun Nici.nnn. Gon,
w X Moore Albany. y tles
IiSdaie, Lowmai.. q J iiall, Weatherfoui
HaraetL los m r. ,rank, Norll
,,Erlos. Spring ield Mo.
~ lewis. Wichita Uncle Wldtai Nc
Fdiis. Adams and neice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
ARREST OF RIorERs.
IRELAND.

A DEMONSTRATION ABANDONED
London, August 0.-rhe great ma
tional demonstration which has been
arranged to be had on the estate OF
Parhell in Wicklow county. Ireland,
on sunday next has been suddenly
abandonei.' Tne reason is stated to be
an intim ition from the authorities
that the meeting would be suppressed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
AI,l,,s,.i,,r,.ts.

The Ladies Vienna Ochestra gave
another entertainment at the Ger
mania opera.house last night To a fair
audience, though not rs large rs the
performance nie}ted. 1t was really
very creditab'e and deserves patron
age. Those who g. will not regret IL.
Another concert will be given to-mor-
row Friday unless change is or
dered to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

GAZETTE OFFICE, Aug. $.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

1t may be sneerel at as "A newspaper
lie, but it is nevertheless true, that u
girl has been born to Il family named
Damnaiion in Omaha. The pious Bis
marck Tribune hopes that her parents
will not name her Helen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

PAINTS, per To- White lead, 7Ac N: yellow
ochre. dry, &c; burnt amber In oil, sc; dry, &c.
OILs--Loiled llnseed In bills, f5c per gal:
raw We; neatsfopt, 90 75c; fish, n@5sc; spirits
turpentlne, DC; coal oil. 2-5 cases Brilliant,
81 20; Brilliant, bbs., 5c; Brilliant, III, 50 IS;
lio; 2.5 81 2UGn So 20, go: Eupion, bbs., 25c.
per gallon; Eupion, - cases, 81 so; lard oil.
s., bI@S5cS West virgidia, 2On.25c.
VARNIs1 Es---i opal. f,cGSl 20 per
coach varIlish, q: ..,s@6 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
FOREIGN.
Further Detail OF the Spanish Uprising
The Anti-Jewish witness Confessed
Perjurer.
sPAiS.
THE MILITARY OUTBREAK.


THE MILITARY OUTBREAK.
Madrid, August Military pre-.
cautions have been adopted here. OF.
ficialS are reticent, bu. claim the IN
surgen's have been dispersed in the
mountains by troops and captured.
The province Is, they say, tranquil.
Logrono officials telegraph that five
soldiers who took part in The outbreak
NJ santa Doniingi have surrendered.
They uecllre that the regiment was
deceived, and believed it was going to
parade 'Shen the outbreak took place.
The remainder Of the rebels are b ing
actively pursued by columns of troops.
Ihe governor OF Madridhas closed { .
Democratic progressive club. a
special from Lisbon states the revolt
at Badajos bad ramiiications In various
pnrts OF the country. but that il was
premature. There are thirty special
officers on parole In lisb0n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

LIVERPOOL. August. s-Spots opened easer
with good demand free y met; closed ~ l-lu
OF for ordinary and nplands ole wlse
Unchanged figures-
Mihdliny L plan i-ig
Orleans ~ 10
sales lZ0Is 4 ierc,n Li,lOs; export and
specu alton 1905 imports -, o. American
b,5Oe.
Future, o,ened dull | TO points lower;
clnsed quiet 2 toG points l.wei than y.s'ef'
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
russia.
rnE coRoNArIoN pEcREE.

II IL NpiNo-N<N 4 ip-> i't'N NEE.
London, August ga st. Peters
burg disl atch to the Times says the
coronation decree granting liberty Of
worship to dissenters only affects one
million of so-cajled registered dissent
ers. There are fourteen million still
unrelieved oil their religious dieabill-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
Breaastnns

FLOUR easir--Sianr ards royal pa'ent $3.50
a bbl,; sacks, 81 s,aS % y ~ los. Corn meal,
per bushe, sNc Homin, ana grlis, = bn
wheat, " N. &c: Crackers; \ soda da CSC, Nm
soda. 6d7; xxx soda ol4@7l9c; cream soda,
sA@loAc \ lemon creams. sCSblsc: ginger
iumhes. ~ al3iSc. Wheat IN iigat receipt;
s0c sSl, MS 10 quality aud condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
A Resignation.

New York. August 9.--rhe resiena-
tiou of President PALMER of the Denver
4 rio Grande railroad was rendered
To-day and accepted. III Is said To be
due 10 his conn. ction with the Mexi-
can National railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
THE STRIKERS.
situation of the Telegraph Trouble-The
Weavers Returned to Work.

New York, August 0,-No particu-
lar change in the telegraph war, and
no wire cutting last night. Western
Union business is going on smoothly.
The strikers are still confident and
exhibit no indications of weakening.
Providence. August 9.-The. strike
at the Woodsocket mill has ended, the
weavers returning to work this morn.
ing. They wanted an advance OF /!
cents per cut demand which was
granted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
New Orleans.

NEW OpLE. *, August 9.-Sigat exchange on
New York . 90 per l't0, premium bankabie
bills. sterling exchange, 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
TYLER.
fting Ready for Through Business-A
Conductor Acquitted-New Tele-
phDne Line-No Raiu.

phone Line-No Rain.
Tyler, August 9.-The new rolling
ek aud engines of the Texas u st.
ils narrow guage railroad have ar
ed here preparatory to beginning
{cugil business on that road Monday
ktto st. Louis.
he case Of III. G. Ffethy, a conduc-
charged with embe2zlemect Of
r collected while running n train
The Texas g. ST. Louis, has been on
din the county court here for the
Etwodays. | went to the jury to-
Isnd 4 verdict OF not guilty was
pdefed. Several more Of the same
10 Of cases are yet to be tried.
Pr. ices, formerly agent on the In
Iialional 4 Great Northern railroad
here experimenting the building OF
telephone | ne, which will be
Ehed TO completion at an early day
Eofain and cotton suffering badly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
Butter ans cheese.

BUTTER -Country. lisa 6c; Western dairy,
22l@e; pincy dairy. Sl.c, cooking butter, l0c;
butiefine, 2 G.
c'HFesk Fiat factory. l2Nc; New York
factory, iSMc: full cream, Loo; sweitzer, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
SAN ANTONIO.
|,oace Insnec,ion-Elwosd price Killed
At sanderson 'taiion-suicide Oh
Il Colored Girl.

Al SandtrsOn STALLION SuiCiuc y"
Colored Girl.
khlto the Gazette.
En l.ntonio, August 9.-General
|gaurn, postot1ice inspector, Is no"
Eusliu and will arrive here in u few
s 10 Inspect this postotfi sc. Post
Tier Newcomb's new bond has re-
He'd from Washington refused.
Ecomb's removal will probably fol-
llwoOd Fl. Price, having charge OF
I. {. Frost's stock interests in the
west, was shot and killed night
pre last at Sanderson Station on the
set railroad by one Wiiblrn. The
aculty arose over Il g.me of cards.
ee's remains arrived last evening
wereinleyred TO day.
gaes Esiag,a col ,red girlaged six,
b, sulcldei last night because vi
"a ppointment inlove.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

lr NnRk. Anrlst - ElnI.n.. Eirln.

NEw loRK, August o. FLovR.-Firm
IotEEt--eniet and ~teadtcr: rto 7eti ~.
ScGkR quiet: refined lower. rnufec.
TONER'S a, S'scui lnaf Gnu crushed. W;
v, TIA 9 s4QsT'S: White extra 1}.: yellow ~
ats4; Oh \ Ss4tlS: STANDARD SS.l6dsi 4. gfsln-
ulntcd ~; tubas 1Erts mould a, S2s,
Molasses-q quiet; New uileeAs; ~; best re-
aiming. ~.
kics- steady and III toir denard; domestic
"a.
Hos Nal 5-16n
TgartNriNE--EScited and higher al ~
PnRK--Quiet and held strangers - f05eih ~.
Cur Mr,Ts---Dull and nomlnal long clear
middiing SIS,
LARD Weak at s1a,s@SS0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
New York.

New York. August Money easy at ., ~
Closed at ~.
Prime mercantile paper 5Zo6.
Sterling exchange, banktblc bills, steady,
4 s9iS; sight 4 SILL.
Three per cent. bonds-a's 1919
Coupons, AS ~.
Coupons, 4'A--.l loL-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
EGYPT.

DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, August 9.-Twelve
deaths here from cholera yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

shlus, u ~ : rs ~, anN.lup, eNiiis, r. I,atg.S /,
goat skins, each ltNIlr sheep relts, according
To amount Of wool a'cdSup; shearlings, ac-
cortlinr TO amount OF VOL. lniniSc, Mexican
sheep pe'ts, y 70 smlec; Mexican sheep pelts,
improved. ll@i2c; Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
New york.
sales - ~ cA iOficis, ~ " fplhLfir.
Ntw ioRK August 1-fuinrss on third
New Orleans.

THO1IfE.
NV DRLEANs, August a--FLoUR-Qu ict
bpi steady; nigh grades zj05tO
tohN-Fair demand: mixed 60; white CD.
yellow, ~.
vArs- Western quiet end weak, flais.
PROVISIONS.
r0RK-'in FAIR dems nd Al lower rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY aens, s. OJaS Is per dozen;
roostfrs, i 8 az co. lIAlf grown chickens,
81 s50a2 90 Turkeys, 80 UUdS o; Geese, % vi
az fsf Ducks. 81 hnm8 30.
EGos--rcr dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
Ammunition.

Powder-Basfing, T. keg, 50 rs. Rifle, y 95 u.
50 %; Rife, = ~ ts 5t, Rine. p8l MS, 81 "a
Shot--s125 y sack: Buck shot, 81 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
HUNGARY.
4 pEElItREp MIrNEss.

\ pEEJURED WITNESS.
Pes;h, August D.--AIoritz Sharf. the
boy who was the principai Witness for
the prosecution in the recent trial OF u
number OF Jews ut Miergy charged
with murdefing Girl in order to pro-
cure her blood FOR ritual purposes, and
who swore he saw tifes murder con-
mitted has confessed to a reporter
named Esther, of Lloyd's newspaper,
that his testimony was false.
ARREST OF RIOTERS.
Pesth, August 8. --Thirty-two OF the
persons who took part in the riotous
demonstration here against Joseph
Sharf, father of Morilz Sharf, have
been arrested. The rioting continued
until o'clock this morning. The au-
thorities, in order to stop 1t, have been
compelled to place Gordon Of troops
around the street where the plumber
ing of the Jewish houses occurred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
Feetlstud.,

HAY New country loose from wagon
81 t0@b0 per ton; Com. country i0c; Oats
country, &c; Bran. - per 10; Chops, 81 "a
per Nv. Barley, 8ldS,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

NEW YoRE. August a.--Deevcs-- Receipts
go, dnl. weak and lower; ext emes ; 0.6
~ Tor native steers s,e,i20 for Texas;
o2kdb 1. half-breeds general bus.ne :
"ua6 ~ for natives; 9l@5 81 for Texans,
5.2 for Colorado stock.
siiehi-- Hecrlpts i2l,U market steady fo,
good 'nmbSs dull aud weak for sheep, lamb
add Ut oIG1, 5v sheep Z o.@6 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

GOLD AND sIlNEk.
Buying selling
Gt'lN par,
American silver dollar .... par.
American halves ana quarspa
Mexican silver dollar .......... ~ rominal
Mexican SILVER halves ........ 30 nominal
Mexican silver quarters..... Is nominal
BANNERS EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency .......... 4 per sl0O
New Orleans sight, currency..... q per slW
81. Louis sight. currency ............ "a per slV
Galveston sight. gold and cur'cy q per Slll-
Sterling ia small sums, si.a0 currency per 81.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency.
New Orleans sight, currency--l4@ disco n
Galveston sight. currency......A@ discount
~. Louis sight, currency. .....par@H
Chicago sight, eurrency-......,LG discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August S.--tfotton---Nct re-
cepts AT: gross receipts Sil; exports, coast
wise. 49,, sales. 50; ,tock on nand 6i,2sG,
new ORLEANS. August a.-spot cotton
opened ste ,dy and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
HEARNE.

/" Voi'on-A Railroad Operator Walks
0ut-Drouih.
FSSla to the Gazette.
Fisalhe, August 9,-rhere were two
'afee bales of new cotton ON our
leels to-day.
ne !. d y. \. operator of the Gould
's'il s' i, here to-day, leaving the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
pnlnrck.

WHrAT--l'ash lots Jse1si higher: options
open Il AaMi higher am Stronger. M. I rcd
aTN; ste,,lner M. rcd / ii; 10. 4 eiliils
val ~: steamer NJ. Z red | ismi iats: No. 2
rdl 1914 free on hoar; 20ai II 81 vatnr
CuhN-.Wea k: options TO aiowor closing
steady; No, 90 In store.
wuOT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10
AisDEEDs AND MlsHAps.
w NJ to Pleasure party-A Deaf,
p"mb aud Blind Girl Murdered,

w, NJ To Pleasure Party-A Deaf,
Da'Hb and Blind Girl Murdered.
Epsilon. August 9.-Last evening
un lsher, aged eighteen, was sail
WIN Two yo.ng ladies' at Quincy,
(" a uiow of wind struck the sail
me boom swinging suddenly
,n ana FISHER and one of the ladies
,"ea vi field Butler were swept
8.p.ue water. Fisher was imme,ii-
5oSS utown, q and Miss Butler died
a''ef being brought ashore.
! ~ a SHOCKING CRIME.
4 ID Gh'nii Inlay August "A deaf dumb
\ ~ nlind eolored girl named Bayard
H. murdered by unknown parties in
light. 'se at Gaysooro last
SUICIDE or A MINISTER.
|in Nc, august 9.-When the steam
= Manitoba, Of GLASGOW Was cn,,,inp
$elIs Ja .l'sf through the straight OF
1lnistsre rev. Sweet, Presbylerian
lyerboara ~, MS throat and Jumped
The body was receive red.
RAILWAY WRECK.
hin on ohio, August "a freight
se r on NE Cleveland and Lorraine
sssilon ~ an open switch south q,
faginen, ana was Wrecked. Killed
pAers nina ua'silsm, Fireman Wilson
''eO' oul not fatally.
Aherics,Dn 0ng Queen OF Spain reads
luls MA ehiidren's stories To III,
qaklnp "vss' Ii she succe, ds il
lille mi american children. of In,
ehiTs In the man who does tn
Aingdom I. we palace Will twn til
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-10

ii@ss
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

MoRsE's MONTHLY. This is the
title heading Of a prospectus column
in the Snohomish Eye. We do not
see that it promises us any psrticu-
lar date when this proposed monthly
shall appear; fact accounted for
probably rs the same reasons which
have Mndered its appearance on an
nouncements heretofore made Mr..
Morse lie back on hisown oldg round,
where he is we'll known. On local
resources he is an able writer. Not
another on Puget Sound could write
up the country so reliably, AID cred.
itably to Us, as Eldridge Morse.
But We think he should not aim to
spread his matter over more than a
dozen issues. These might then DO
bound into a volume, covering q
we'll defined prescribed ground. He
should never talk; should let the
man Of the Eye do the business.
Then write and print away conf
IDENTIFY, and at once.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03
YAREWkL

Having disposed Of or. Interest
In the FoR-HwEsr EsrpRHalsE, we
take pleasure in returning thanks
10 those who have &C generously as
sisted rs in the undertaking. so.
betting for or successors, the
Noarawrsr ESTYspHisE Company,
q continuance OF tie patronage
heretofore 30 literally bestowed
upon ourselves, we tip our tie AMI
hii our friends fond farewell.
ALT. II. BOWEN,
+. VI. WALSH
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

lsit not time 10 hear something
from headquarters 10 regard to the
petit,ons so numerously signedthree
months ago for tde semi-weekiy
island, mail embraced in the pro:
posed new postal route via Fidalgo
Island to Victoria7 From the post
master at Port Townsend We learn
that the petition as sent on to the
Postofficc Department was several
rods long, and that double the mum.
Der Of signers could have been pro-
cured at Port Townsend had the
blanks only held out. The merits
Of this needed additional service
nre, that it places the Whatcom
mainland within three hours dis
.apee of the daily mail service ut
Port Townsend, itlgives the Islands
of the archipelago a semi weekly
mail, and ut the same time it'sf-
tb,ds, to all the postotiices Of the in
side route connection with the trunk
route, north, and to the entire MAIN
and and country on this side of the
Strata direct communication TO
Victoria. No regularity can De ex-
,sc4ed in the present service, nor
nntii the new postal roate'is estab-
,i-had. r the very generally ex-
--ssssd ~sa'. iujorss: as' II aas
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

There is o well founded rumor in
railroad circles to the effect that the
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Rail-
road will at On early day buy the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad and
rush on to the Pacific coast; in the
meantime connecting with the Gen.
trail Pacific. The D. &. R. G. will
reach Salt Lake City early in March.
This will hasten the Oregon Short
Line on to a Puget Sound terminus,
for without Pacific coast road No.
der it's control the Union Pacific
would be at the mercy of and ems
tirely dependent upon the Central
Pacific for its traffic.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

The following Senatorial elections
have occurred. Gov Shelby NJ
Cu,.on of Illinois wac elected 10
srcaeed Senator David Davis on the
T7th nit, receiving lot votes. His
opponent, ex. Governor Palmer re-
ceired IS votes. Senator Uoar OF
Massachusetts, was re. elected or the
18th ult. The other candidates
were ex-Govcrnor Long, Bower
man and Grape. Senator'S McPher-
SOD Of New Jersey and Plumb of
Eanene were reelected on the 2ith.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

The Canadian Pacific Railway
from the east will reach the Rocky
Mountains this year. From the
west it will be completed 10 Savo-
nas Ferry, at the outlet OF kam-
loops Lake. The remaining coun-
try is aavigable water stretch
nearly half the distance, fnciuding
Kanloops and shuswap Lakes and
n portion of Thompson River. The
Rocky and Selkirk Mountain Sec
tion 10 accessible from the Northern
Pacific by. means OF the Columbia
lakes. BY the end Of this year
British Columbia will be GU, Of the
woods.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

Canadian Pacifc Railway stock
is to lie listed on the exchanges OF
View York and Amsterdam. While
the fact implies doubtless that there
is a great deal Of American capital
enlisted in the Canadian enterprise,
it does not follow that the control
has passed out Of the hands of the
British capitalists, principally Cas-
madam, who are putting it through.
Il is a national enterprise, 80 hedged
by English and Canadian legislation
that no Gould, nor Vanderbilt, nor
Willard can ever prevent 1t from be-
Ing operated as compctitory line
from the Atiautic TO the Fuca Medi-
terranean. And therein lies the
hore snd salvation Of Puget Sound
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

The Portland News having got
itself quoted over fat invention
Of q proposed Fcnian raid into
British Columbia, the fact is brought
TO light that there is not, at the
present time, o single war vessel of
the English at Esquimalt. But they
have efficient military companies
at Victoria and Westminster, and q
population, including Irish. as pa.
triotic in their support Of the Brit
ish constitution az the transplantod
Lcish are of the American.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03
To SorxespOD dents.

". earnes,, reGrept rero-s sending 79rh
rrr,oat.obs 20 tins oEice, for LHehcal!cn or on
matters cf tus,ness, not g Gaaf'ss ;nei' &C
-, 20 i.diCiazAl -y,cry.se5s e ttis h!T, rat
si,nr,y 70 the "fai,o,s Non INVEST fsrES'
YsIss" By 30 dong tAey viii sare 20 cen
adorable annoyance; moreover, their comna'
nIca.tous vii. receive more proIp; attention
TO co-,ce can be taken OF anc' y'aous con
mun,ca;.ons. whatever i intel aea Tor pao
ncs,ioo must De sa,aen:ica.et cy tne ratne
md address OF .he wr.;e-; ~: necc';1ri!v iof
We sha.l be Obliged 70 sny perso1 who VII
fu-nisA "a With any information CT .oes! IT.
terpst
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NERiISkNiENiio.
NOTICE. or APPLICATION TO PR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATES DISTINCT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia. Washington Trrritoiry Notice il
hereby gwen tbEt, il cnmrl.arce WITH the pr"vis
ions Of the Art OF Congress approved June 2, !6s,
Emitted An Act FOR tn sale L. TiiEDer lanis in
the p; a.es OF Cs.if mia Oregon Nevada ard wsai.
ing.,n Territory" GBoRoE BROWN, q King
County. Washington Territory, has this asy r4eN
IN this ufiice biS application 20 purchase the 8 y
~ AZ y Q. See. - sid y Y Of NE y Of Sec. IS,
IN ro~ nship ~ ~ Notih. carsc NJ. kie' u the
willamette n.c-Id.sn.
ANY AMI all persona claiming adversely tho as.i
ieecr bed land sny portion th-ro. are hereby
erired 10 AIo Their claims il THE Office With.
s!aty ,srl dnys from dnsr hereof.
OWN under my hand ., my no. IN Olympia "
r, this 18th day u DC NIB T, \ 4 1882
JOHN 4. ooWTY,
lac low II gistsr Of the and Once.
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beeuty the press Of Seattle and
por: Towaseni, shoald Ia! TO pro
duce favorable action, Whereby the
cnterprising owner Of the Hope
will be at once sustained, and bound
to he punctua! and regular, new
petition viii have to be gotten up,
and backed by such Representatives
% Will carry the point.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

FAfRHAvEN.- This is the Game of
the new town site on Bollingham
Bay, laid ont by Mr.. Harris, mile
south Of Sehome. He has Of land
$40 acres, and has surveyed cut 40
blocks 200 foct square. Fairhaven
has merits and will come to some
thing.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

STEERS FOR SALE fine pair Of
four year OLD steers. They lead we'll. are
very gentle but have been worked very
little. They are in gecd condition and
would make No. beet Apply to
4ea L SIBLEy, Anacortes, W. T.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PuR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

LIMITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
v oympis wsshiugtoS Territory Notice 10
hereby gwen that, III compliance with the Act OF
Congress- proved juno g. 1875. entitled An Act
for The aal ~ Timber LANDS ip the btstes Of Cali.
tornis. OcRon. N, vsds sud Wellington Tcrrit1ry,'
Patrick HENDERSON, of King County. Washir9'
Territ ~ has THE dsy nled IN this Office his
plication 70 purchase the " y Uf NE aud Sc y
.! NV OF sec No. ~. In Township " North,
Range No. East. &C The y il!isnlstte meridian.
Any and ali rsysons claiming severely the ss'd
lrscrib.d Land. OF any porton thereof. are atreey
rec usred nle their cls!lns "a THE Office within
atty c0> tsye " Ia date hereof
Give1 under my hand. Of iny ofece N olymris.
". T this 18th day CT Te, eUlt-r. A u. !ss2
john =. loHEY.
ye ios Register OF the Land ofnce
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-02-03

WHEs you visit Seattle. cal! at the M
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
in gents' furnishing goods. and select from
large and fashionable assortment. NJ
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sign oi the Big la.
o. - &C. MYFF