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YOKOHOMA Hem Stitched SILK Hand.
kerChiefs, white and fancy Satin Sus.
pendCrs, suitable for einbrolderjpg.
Handsome Neckwear, ut the Star.
---L-- d. HuNDLlNG. a. co..
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A.n,oSp invoice Of "waukOnphast' shoel
and othss .lyles, In gehtlemen's fine band
and machine s,,,Wed ahoes, Just received Of
Il. ], Blonde. II,
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GALL at G. 8. Feeny's, 1910 Main street,
and see the large stock Of Candies and Toys
for Christmas trade.
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WILMINGTON, D. O., December .5.-1:s0 A.
n-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, and
Lower Lakes, generally fair weather, pre-
coded by oocs ,lonal very light rains, wind
mostly westerly, nearly stationary. .tenlpera
are, slight rise In the barometer. -
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TLM GROVE AND STATE LINT
III HpAJJPnAD C0MpANy -@'1

Company having deSignIte saturday, he in A.
OF December, A. D. 1883 as the time, and ihe etsSs
OF VIM. P. Hubbard, In buildIng numbetet IiS
Market street. In the city OF Wheeling and st.:s
Of West Virginia, GS the place, oil the ntnetlinT|
tho Elm Grove and State Line Railroad C0uunTtS,
organization and s1ch other proceedings ID NAV h
had according 70 law. The StOckhOl1er ii N
Company are hereby notified 10 be pIeseut ii SStS
meeting at the time and place stated. Ia Wins
whereof the said corporitois nave hereuno M
their hands this 10Th day OF November, A, d. la
RGAE BARNES,
". q. CARPENTER,
B. WALKER PETERSON
WIN. =. HUBBARD
nOli.we WM. II. HEARSE,
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned oGen for tOlc his Farm htu I0IIs
three miles cast Of S. ClRinyille InG 2ne ,c,sS
south OF the National Road, eonuihtlns d tintsf,
Il veil WeteTcd, lies very iAvOnblY, y cay 70 e
liz county. il contains one good dwelling hDS
and one tenement house, with ample oo n Of
choIcs inn tn1ether with variety Of oIher Hu"
such Is pear, cherries, quincca &C, %e,,,vrsd On
For particulars inquire Of ne uD1 IIytI Y
the premise, OF address o. g: lv5lSeH,SFY
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Dos'r miss the supper at the Fourth 81. II.
E. Church tomorrow evening. And besides
remember the excellent literary entertain.
ment afterwards. Supper from 8 to s, 25
eanta
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CHANCES in Sabre OF the American Booth
may yet be had alta. A. FranSheim's jewelry
store.
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Tho Finnucini world.

NEW YoRK, December 4.-Money easy at 21taS
per cent, closing At 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6A6H per cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills WeAK Of u 81; demand q &k.
fIar.n...ru...- e....... ~
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ATTEND the supper aud social at the Fourth
st. N. Z. Church Thursday evening. Supper
from 10 s o'clock.
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Another good house. witueNed the Han.
Ions performance OF lie Voyage en- Suisse
lest night, apdlaughed and applauded as I'M
moderately % that OF The night before.
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rh.rmonaicr Record.

Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
momeler. as observed at 6chnept'sdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
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rryinRan,l TestinK.

LARGE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Christmas trade, ct G. s. Feeny'Sr ltlO Main
Rtreat
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Arrrsp the supper at the Fourth 81. n, X
Church tomorrow evening. ~
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wheeling wholeaaie narne.
yTrrt,nc. Tao5d1y. Dscember

The market during the past week has been, gen.
emily speaking very steady. Vety few changes are
6TaiR-WheAt Il d per bnShel. State oats Sc
Rye ESQ, but very little In the market. State
corn, old. COO on the wharf; new corn, 4sssoc per
EoT.FAncy patents, (sprlns and winter % 80;
81, Louis (winter) % 6a6 Is: fancy family
white amber and winter @ OF choice family
ichoice red winter IS G0A6 % Xxx family medium
winter IS Seas rs; xxx bakers, (AinneAotAl % "a
6 50; Xxx bAkers' WISCONSIN, s. 7SG6 90. Com mea
SOC In paper. 0&tmeal-medium hrand-G %
pei bbl; fancy q So Rye -four q 6oa4 Is.
do 90 90 seconds SIS %; bran JIG 90 chopped feed
Hav and Sra,s-Prime loose timothy o ooaS % per
ton prime baled at ~ 0oal0oo Wheat straw % %;
cat straw 81 o.
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Tic cotton goods for tho p,St week wore 1850 pacE.
Sgos making total for The yclf Of lbl SIS packpg 4
aEalnSt packages for the c1tn ii Indlng tins
Of last year ana ,2i5 pIckly in 1851 The mar.
lei was without any demand OF moment, Male u
cheyi0s arc ARRin being manufactured 10 fall IS.
IortmentS. The bell rottonAdeS, In Ipting Gtylt s.
arr being ordered freely.
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Cattle Weighing 900 lbs., are quoted at Ia41fc
weighing from 500 70 900 lbs, best quality 354asc
mich cows S2oa50I bulls, sa3kc; calves, Is 10 DIE
and quality, S6al0 per head.
Ia1sha-S1fa511fc per ID,
2ep-3a31+c per lb
Rogs-4a41Sc Tor best GRADES.
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
The valuable Farm owned by the late LEWIS
Sutton Is offered for sale situated two mlIt4 bOutn
Of 81 Clairsville conlainipg lS5 acre., ncIt
watered ana on Il a lne tract OF timber goyII
school within fifty yards Of PREMISE Y nOE s1sa
by December 18th il viii be offered GtplDlcMs1SSs
pfemhes Thursday, January ~, 1851. iot iI InSS.
PARTICULARS Inquire OF Geo. hOwn o. T. !TS
son, st. vlaiBviIle, o., or N. q. MITCHELL "A Al
Eprry 0hIa uCl
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FOR SALE.

Ono oil the finest RIVER FARXs In jefferson
and Belmont County, Ohio, at YorkVle, ave m ~,
above Martins Ferry, and known /" the Moan III ,.s
ton Farm, containing 1850 acres, more OF les lns
farm lies ten or twelve feet above high water MAJ.
and is we'll improved with good house OAI , NV
outbuildIugs complete, good orchard oil nne 'u'"
with q large river frontage Of anc bottom '1nu'
For particulars and terms call on orAddtea
J. G. HERVEY,
49, Real Estate Agent,
n.q.wA No, 1905 Market st, Wheeling: ": v:
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"a. l2MSf.M.7p.X.l7 Az II M+Sr.n.7r.n.
q ~ 10 IS a IS 70 ID
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Cotton.

NEv YoRx, December 4,-Coiton es-y; futures
easy; December lo,6ce; January 1856 February
la i'd March l1SSe April l10fc; May Il. iSC: jni,
li,2ls July ,s9ci AugaIs u fSsi September Lille,
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DITTSBURGH. WHEELING & KEY.
L lucky RAILROAD co.
Notice to Stockholders.
WHEELING, November 10 lisa
A special meeting Of the 8 ockholte,, Of n,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q KentuCSy Railroad Con.
pany Will be held at the principal once Of n,
Company. In the city Of Wheeling. West VItSIriI
on THURSDAY, January -. 1881, Ut ll:SO oIcIoCF
A. ~, for the purpose o. voting upon the matter
the creation Of loan Of SJOOtG secured 81 mon.
gage upon the whole line, including the e1eniioa
to Benwood. The special meeting heretofore a.
yertised 70 be held on Tuesday, November q, l@3
Is postponed until January "a, 1884,
By order Of the Boald Of Directors,
{. b. LlGGE1T,
no29 Assistant Hectetliy.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
$50 Acres Of Ohio County, " Va. land, On
the Hempheld Railroad, two miles from NHt
Alexander, Pa, and on the NaiiOt u ROAD. sai t
able for dairy farm. We'll watered and ilnDeiea'
Bat few steps from the toOr TO railroad htAion,
lGllmore'G CIoSSirg.) All barns dthedt felulleI
on well regulated fam. For information u 70
price, de-, address y, 7: hThlNsoHD
West Alexander, Washington Co'h
NoS,NWRkw
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OIL CRY, PA, December A.-petrnicum opcnrd NJ
q l6l highest g. lex; lowest q l5I{: closed at
81 16 Sales SZTl 900 barrels cIoarAnces yesterday
66Sl6Do barrels. Shipments yesterday, United 81.
6Si barrels uteWatet 2,'05 barrels; daily average
for the month 10 6as barrels Charters be, OS7 bar.
RlG dsiiy NetSgs I0a tnS H9nu Si,,eI barrels
tidowltOr l2,sl6 barrels daily average for the
month 6i,96s barrels.
BRApFoRD, Pa, December i.-petrolCum weak.
RuLS Monday 66 SsI bal reis. shomenlS b. $3.50 bar.
felE charters 6,0S7 barrels cleAranccS 6,2l6,CO0
barrels. United Pipe Line certificates or ened at
81 l6I5; Cltged at o. l67s highest 81 l6%; lowest
q l6H.
TrusyILlR, Pa, December 4.-opened At 81 l69t,
hiVheEt q l6H: lowest o. 1b1<; closed at 81 49,
IhipmOIIts g.! ,666 barrels charters 5000 barrels
United Iuns not received.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, December 1.-The afternoon
session was dull; opened Of u 1914, declined 10
q l6k, and closed At u lbH
NEw YoBK, December 4.-Petroleum Quiet;
United o. lS3Sc; crude isSAskc
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CHICAGO. December 1.-The DTovert' Journal 70.
portE Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments S,COO
mead: market stronger aud higher on good; pack.
Ing 3! 259f s packing and silpping 81 SSa5 50:
iSht 81 SS&f Is; BkipS O. 9oAl Sol closed strong:
Cattle Receipts $500 head: shipments 1880 hes d:
market stronger exports 60 25a5 50; good 10 choice
S. 60a6 lg common TO medium q 2sa
5 ID, grass Texans q I0A4 10; AMeTIesn u 60G5 sol
Hhecp-Retelpts 800 head; ShipmehtB 10 head;
market Stesdy and Ann; good IS IS; choice a 90.
EAST LiBEETY, Pa, December 4.-Cat,le-Re,
ceip'S iL6 head; market fair at ycIt 1dnys prizes
HoS-RcceIpts 1875 head; market aptive Philadel'
phiAs S6 lSR5 70; Workers 81 S015 o. Sheep
Receipts 5000 head. Market fair Of unchanged
prices
CINCINNATI, o., December 4.-Llve hogs firm;
common and light q ESat eS; packing and butchers
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NOTICE.

1vould announce 10 the citizens Of WheeIinS az
,tdwi,1 that I nave opened Photograph uAl!S I3
ON Tenth street, near tho EuspenhSn SIcBS ooS
have Feated Inc same throughout IDinsI SII nj
any Style 90 per dozen. CaId i. rho. %,. shsSe
dozen. Four large TiAtyPes Io rt % = WI INLAND.
OF patronage solicited. e =; ,ijon RridIe,
" Tenth Street, near Suspension n''USs'
nnns xuAV
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20

J. BLOOMFIELD,
Physician and Surgeon, Napoleon, o.
mch l. 70.
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was for Shepherdsville; and If Shep
herdsville was dissolved be was for hi
side of the street Lots OF them dowI
there are not rid of that feeling yet,
said the colonel, while the rest wer,
laughing at Phil.
ii joined my regiment from Spring
field, III, ;" said DR.. Morrow, sand on
many q march through southern mud
was | forcibly reminded Of Spring
field in the muddy season. 1t has al
ways been horrible, as everybody
knows VINO has been there In the win
ter seasons, but never SO happily saw
1t hit off as in story heard Senator
Culiom tell. He said that along in
the 40's when John Campbell was Sec
retary of State, an itinerant preacher
went to him asking the privilege OF
delivering lecture In the hall of the
house of representatives.
"What is your subject2" said bluff
old John.
"'fhe second coming of Christ.
"'You can't have the hall, for you
don't need it. 1t Christ was ever here
before he will never come again
After the laugh had subsided Pri-
vate Blunt took a fresh cut of black
tobacco and chimed in: 1--WE had
more real fun in my regiment IN for
aging than in anything else. fremem-
Der once, when our skirmish lines ran
so close to the Johnnies that we fire.
quently got mixed with them, three of
US were out on little private skir-
mish. We had seen some turkeys at
a farm house and We wanted meat
bad. We found the place easy
enough, but orders we're verv
strict about shooting. We corratei
the birds, but they were shy, and ev-
cry one of 'em got away and up on the
gable OF the house. The old woman
was flying around considerable, but
we didn't mind her, and | just took a
stick and got up on the roof | was
shining along the gable and just get
ting ready for a good throw that
would have brought down bird sure,
when 'piff went rife and plunk a
bullet into the root beside me. Lord
you ought to have seen how quick l
fell off that gable and slid down the
raugh shingles, taking my chances on
a Is foot tumble to the ground. The
boys were way ahead of me, but made
good running and only looked around
.at a long range to see half dozen
rebs, coolly picking off the turkeys
with their rifles"
"That story of Culloms reminds me
of one Col. Montgomery told here, !"
said Senator NJ. at was dream
about Smith of Chelsea. Smith died
and went to heaven, and when he told
his name and residence was refused
admission by st, Peter, on the ground
that there was no one there from Chel-
sea- and he could not break the rules
by admitting him. Somewhat dis
couraged, Smith reluctantly concluded
to take the next best thing, and start
ed for purgatory. To his surprise he
was refused admission there on the
same grounds. Then very much dis
gusted, and determined to 60 some
where, he started for hades. He had
hardly reached the entrance when the
dew! sprang out and fred volley Of
oaths at him, saying: "You are Smith
Of Chelsea and l want you to 60 right
away. l don't want you here Smith
was sore troubled. He went off and
sat down, and as he refectively
scratched his head he muttered:
II do hate to 60 back to Chelsea. y
-Chtcago NeWs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20
No Cause For alarm.

The New York Times is the leading
Republican newspaper of the country,
and Its opinions on political questions
are entitled to great consideration. 1t
distinctly notifies its Republican con-
temporaries that are trying to get up
tariff scare, on the strength Of Mr..
Carlisle's election to the Speakership,
that they are engaged in Improbable
business. 1t ridlcules the bowling of
the alarmists and says that Republi-
cans can't win on that sort of plat
form. The Times says:
1t is sheer nonsense to talk of Mr..
Carlisle as radical free trader 1t is
as silly and about as honest as it was
to present him as rabid Southerner
because he lives in town just south
of Cincinnati. He is not even an ad-
vocate of tariff for revenue only.
Judging by his utterances and his
votes-and they are many and consis-
tent-he simply belives iii the gradual
return to a rational and normal rate of
taxation on imports; he believes that
taxes levied twenty years ago in the
stress of war, largely to offset internal
taxes which have been long since
abolished, should not be con tinued.
Is this revolutionary? * !" The
Republicans who are commencing an
alarmist campaign for 1884 are making
fools of themselves. They are crying
"Wolf!" too early, and they have cried
it much too often. The country is not
going to get scared and stay scared for
a year. 1t is not the American way.
The business men, who, like the Pitts.
burg iron men, are crying out in tel
ror will quiet down before the winter
is over. If they don't, the people will
laugh them into silence. The Ameri,
can nation is not so used up, worn out,
dull, and lazy that it cannot stand a
moderate dose of change IN vicious
tax system. Then the protected in.
terests will be the better tor it in the
long run, and they will not suffer ruin
in four months. They are really much
stronger than they make out, and will
show what they are.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20
Odd Stories.

A deer was killed in Twigg County,
Ca, by q railroad hand, who hit It
with q shovel as it was running by
him.
Within eleven days after a dog
gained access to Kansas corral OF ] ;.
500 sheep, over three hundred died OF
hydrophobia.
The Confederate rose" is singular
flower grown by Joseph G. Bailey, of
New Orleans. 1t is white in the morn
ing, but red at night. 1t grows in
large punches.
"A farmer IN Stokes county, n. G..
got into frenzy over his short crops
this season. and cursed heaven and
earth. While be was cursing he was
suddenly paralyzed.
A sparrow few against man as he
was briskly rounding the corner OF an
old wall in Louisville, KY. The birds
bill entered the corner of the mans
eye, destroying the sight.
The horse that J. Wilkes Booth rode
after he assassinated President Lin
coin is in the possession of a Mrs.
Furlong, of W estmoreland county,
Virginia. The animal is 25 years Of
age.
Two enterprising lads of jamestown,
N. Y, in order to obtain material for
an essay to be read in their school,
walked entirely around Chatauqu a
Lake, forty miles. They started at
daybreak and reached home at sun
down.
@The workmen building Trinity
Church in Waterbury seem to be very
fortunate. One of them named John
Vogel, fell seventy-fve feet from the
steeple and walked home to dinner,
and two of his fellow workmen fell
forty feet from a scaffold and were
not hurt.
A member of a Kentucky church
offered the Ladies Aid Society S. if
its members would meet and make
quilt without saying word. Two
dozen of the ladies met at the parson-
age, and in two hours the quilt was
finished, but they all say that they
would not do such a thing again for
$50.
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New Y ork Herald.

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Independent in Politics,
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the world, impartielly giving the occurrences nd
opinions of all parties, 80 that all sides may be
known. In the department OF
Foreign News,
the Herald has always been distinguished by the
fulness of its cable dispatches. The new tr ansat-
lantic telegraph cables will increase facilities.
The Farm Department
of the weekly Herald is practical. 1t goes to the
point and does not give wild theor les. The farmer
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from the suggestions of the farm department alone,
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''The Home"
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the condition of money, columns of miscellaneous
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HOMEOPATHY

HOMEOPATHY,
MRS. III. H. SHEFFIELD,
Physician and Surgeon, Napoleon, o.
OFFICE at residence, corner Washington street
Oand Haly Avenue. Will attend calls in town
and country. Orders be left at the bankof Shelf
field and Norton.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20
G. H. SHERMAN

Physician and Surgeon, Napoleon, O.
WILL attend to calls in the country and town;
w also pay particular attention to diseases of the
eye and ear. Office first door over Humphrey 3 Drug
store, Washington street.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20

An effect existing without a cause is
an impossibility; tickling in the throat,
huskiness of the voice, violent coughing,
etc., are the effects of severe cold. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup cures the cold at
once and removes its serious effects.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20

E. B. HARRISON,
Physician and Surgeon, Napoleon, o.
OFFICE over Saur's drug store. Office hours
" s to9A. NJ; ~ tOlP. NJ. ,ndto7P N.
Nov1S71-1H
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20

Diphtheria poisons the blood. Con-
valescents should take hoods Sarsapa-
rilla to neutralize and eradicate the poi
son matter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20

If you ask your husband for dollar
he frowns and says gruff1y, no, procure
a box of Pacific Liver Pills, for man
whose liver is plumb will never refuse
so small Ct request. dec20-1m
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20
A Great Discovery.

That is daily bringing JOY to the
homes of thousands by saving many Of
their dear ones from an early grave
Truly is DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, hay fever, loss of voice,
tickling In the throat, pain in side and
chest, or any disease OF the throat and
lungs, a positive cure. Guaranteed
Trial bottles free at J. c. Saur's drug
store. Large size 81.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-12-20
Ahpsirians.
A. 3. PHILLIPS,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
III geon. Office first door west OF NORTHWEST
Office, ground floor.
Night calls answered at the office. April 26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-16
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land,

USIrEp STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFrcE.
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ in compliance with the provisions OF
the act Of Congress approved June r 1878.
entitled AN Act for the Sale OF Timber
Lands in the States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory. SUIT.
cliffe Baxter. of King county, Washing
ton Territory. has this day fled in this
office his application TO purchase the lots
6 and :. and W OF sc Of section No. (,
In township No. q north. range No. & east
OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required TO file their
claims In this Office within sixty TO. DAYS
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office in
Olympia, W. It., this 2lsf day Of Mar, A. ID,
1ss3 JOHN =. CONVEY.
my5l low Register of the Land Office.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-16
DAILY POST IEfELLlGEsCER.


In wonder mill ! rested
And sat ne down 20 look
Iron the wheel's quick giimmer,
And ON the flowing brook
As IN q dream before me,
The say, with eeaselsss plsy,
Was cie2ving through fr tee
Its long and steady vay.
The tree fkro7gh ell It's nbres
With living motion stirred,
And, IN cirge like rnurruur,
These solemn words heard
o, fkoo who wandsrest hither,
A timely guest thou art
For thee, this cruel engine
l. passing through my heart
when soon. in earth's still bosom,
The hours of rest begin,
This wood shall form the chamber
Whose walls shall close thee IN
Four plsnks-I saw and shuddered-
Dropped in that busy mill
Then, as tried 20 answer,
At once the mill was still.