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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-12-21
Administrators Sale,
IN the matter of the estate of Henri
L Burns deceased

IN the matter of the estate of Henry
i Burns, deceased.
In the Probate Court of Thurston coun
ty. Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of sale made by said Court in the
above entitled matter ON the 81 day of
November, 1883 the undersigned, Admin
istrator OF said estate, will, on
Saturday, the 2sd day vi December, 1858,
at o'clock P. NJ, at the front door of the
court house { said Ihurston county at
Olympia, sell for cash, i'll the manner by
law in such eases provided, the following
described real estate or 81 much thereon
as may he necessary, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter, the southeast quarter OF tho
southwest quarter, the southwest quarter
of the soutiIe quarter, and lots Two %
and three ~ OF section twenty-seven 40 =,
and the northeast quarter oflhe north " est
qua ter OF section thirty-four, all IN tow H.
shil, nineteen tl9) north of range three
t3) west il. ThurSton county, Washington
Territory. THOMAS KEARNEY,
Administrator OF the estate of Henry
Burns.
Olympia. November 10, 1888. n16.5t
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Administrators Sale.

IN the matter of the estate of William
i Campbell, deceased.
I'm the Probate Court of Thurston coun.
ty. Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
All order OF sale made by said Court in the
above entitled matter on the 9th day of
October. 1888, the undersigned, Admins
traitor of said estate, will on
saturday, the 22,l day of December, 1853,
at o'clock P. NJ, at the front door of the
court house of said Thurston county, at
Olympia, sell Tor cash, in the manner by
law i'll such cases provided, the following
described real estate, or SO much thereof
:ls may De necessary, to-wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter
and lots one ~ and two (2), of section
eight lo), township nineteen 40. north
range Two % west. l.. s. COFFIN,
Auu,i istratOr of the estate of William
Camp n deceased
Olympia, Nov. 10, 1888. MIC 1T
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INCREASING FACII nIEs II. N. Ford & Co.,
having adopted the cash system and low.
cred their prices accordingly, finding il
necessary to increase their facilities to
keep pace with their growing trade in
Hardware, Groceries, &c, ha. associated
with themselves Mr.. s. NJ. Percival, who
will devote his entire time in keeping up
with various novelties in their several
lines. The best interest of customers is a
Special aim. If they do not have just what
you want. they will take your order and
got it in the shortest possible time and at
prices that defy competition.
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IL Tuite Il Holmes have received this
week, eN schooner Norway, over forty
tons of Stoves. mostly Charter Oaks, the
leading S..Nc". lie United States, direct
from the Eyce.si1r Manufacturing Co., St
Louis, Mo. tGiles i. Filley, Press which
will sold at ST. Louis prices. Catalogue
and price list of the Excelsior Manulac
turing Co. open for inspection.
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with the Oregon Tran~continental

with the Oregon Tran2continental
Company.
J Raston of the Fireman's Loan
and Trust Company has been APP
/ pointed on 'hc Oregon Tran>contip-
entail Investigator Committee with
fabre AMI Endicott The rise in
Oregon Transcon!inental was on a
report that the statement will show
assets between SD 900 ,O0O and S24
| 900 900 over all liabilities. This re-
port was started by the CID bear
| clique, who have gone in for tuln
on lie .uil side.
Temperance Crusade.
New YORK, Dec 13.-The National
Noman's Tempanre Union asks all
tates unions to have all local socie-
ties preach crusade on the ami
versary of the Union, Dec. %, and
also ask, all ministers to preach a
Temperance sermon in the morning.
A Republican Disaster.
WAsHINGroY, Dec. 13.-Georre c.
Gorham was defeated and Gen. Nc
Cook elect d Secretary of the SEN
ate to day. The Stalwart wig of
tie i'arty is much chagrined a, the
defeat oi Gorham, as much was ex-
pected Of him had he been elected.
Tie Issues of 1854.
New YORK. 10 A. \. Low,
prominent merchant and ship owner,
expresses the opinion that in 1884
politics will count nothing. Tue
burning issues will be the tariff and
currency. The candidate who meets
these issues squarely will draw out
the independent vote.
Democratic Shibboleth.'
New YORK, Dec. 13.-The San
quotes approvingly from the Cour-
ierJOdrnal the announcement that
the Democratic shibboleth is tx re-
form, and the party will be united
on tariff, with incidental protection.
The Next Democratic CLnventi,n.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 15.-Among
the leading Democratic members of
Congress the opinion prevails that
the National Democratic Convention
will be held west. Chicago is work
ing quietly but diligently to secure
it. Members of the national COM
mit!ee of Iowa and Minnesota have
declared for Chicago. Louisville is
also anxious to secure the conven-
ton, and has active friends. One of
the most prominent Democratic lead
ers in Congress said to Star report
err: The Convention, l think,
will go either to Louisville or Chi
cago."
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NOTICE 'he OLYMPIA postollice will be
closed on u. -tlnds aud New Icais dur
ing the Gay, sept one hour after the ar
rlval ana dIstrs. n,ion of the MAIL
j. n, GALE, P, NJ,
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% Hundreds OF dollars worth of goods
are sold every day at Van Epl,s' store, be-
cause he is selling 50 cheap both whole
sale and retail.
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CV Take a chance in the rattle for the
Squi-rei and Cage. at Van Epps'.
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O The illumination at Van Epps'
store, Christmas Eve, will he worth SEE.
ing.
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70 Van Epps has the greatest variety
OF games ever brought to the city.
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u Buy that So worth of goods at Van
Epps', and get chance i'll the Flower
Stand rattle.
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tsuh haas sstasw nstssm Ne 3.
Cures CHANGERS. fir~t and ssennd staasa,
sores on the i.aFr and Iis==sv. kyphilltle
tatarfh dl~.a-asi ~caip, and all primary
!attns ~ The disease, known ~ syphilis.
rstse - 90 pes settle.
lstsishsa'. esissa nstsasa Ne. =
Cures Tertlafy, Mesraslsi. hspbjiitic
Rhsesnaatssus, t<ecossdsss stages. paius
iu the Bones, uicrratsd Threat. avphil.
iile Hash, lisng@, sts.. aud ersdstaeea
all diseases ffpn the system. wkethsv
esuscd nv tad treatment ~ sisass II
,nsssa,y ,ss.l"s !. ,s \. n . c.ss aud
Scpt everywhere. q, q. u securely
packed Ter espFw~s.
&. w. RICHARDS q oo..
t1i a t2g Ssnasmc street Cosser Clay,
sssn frsncisoo. Cal.
sept. n, tsni.
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Late Eastern News.
Willard Resigns.

New YORK, December II. Vii
lard has resIg ned tho presidency of
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company, aud also Of the Oregon
1ranscontinental. w. Endicott,
Jr., succeeds to the latter and Il.
Jefferson Coolidge to the former.
Willard.
New YORK, Dec. Is. Stocks
close stronger to-day. Wizards re-
signing the Presidency of tie two
roads is largely commented on.
The general drift of lie comment is
that 1t was the best thing that could
be done. Now it is reported that
he will resign the Northern Pacific
presidency, aud that Billings will
succeed HIM. One large operator
says that Willard is only millionaire
whIie another says that he is worth
over ten mlilions.
rsnscOntinentai.
New YoKK. December 17.-Since
the change IN management, there is
more confidence expressed in the
Oregon Transcontinental. A syndi-
cate has taken about $40, 0C0, 900 of
tae stock to-day.
Rejoicing Over CarIisle's Election
DIS MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 1.-THE
Trade League are publishing con-
gratulatory addresses throughout
the COZ ntry on Carlise's election
urging the reform in the tariff TO be-
GIN at once In such way as to not
unduly disturb the business of the
country.
Billings Resigns.
NEw York, Dec. II. ~ Friedrich
Billings has severed his connection
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IL . sever mIIInR
III esie tssr Netvosis
psidiiiy. Va ho>ouie1
Vita ~. Neslssslat
Wraksess, h1rsfy>szus
|lsnsissra. oSes> osos
|essas lsssls<elscy .
ev~ss sssss 6sss Pal.
|aiysis end eli the
e0rets vi
<elf Asslse sossshfI1
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hny a Canary Glrd at Van Epps'
saa 'nake your wife happy.
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IL nIaiufer ys'nrss sssuh ~ lssus ~ Msuso-
~, tass~itnae. SsetufBsl ttDiasions Aees
sion To Society, Dsmses- 81 vtsinu. Nerve
In the Head. The vital dald emmis1 Nsss,ts
served in the urine. and sssaay u<lses dtu-
casts thai leaf Ia insanity sa0 tDcnth.
Dm. mtNfeG. WIN y 4 rpatSinf phse1.
clan graduate ~ the University ~ IVot-
sslvanlal, will ssree Ia fsrfeN ~ oons
dssa Dsstsss fssf rase of this Mind The
VITAL nesroaASSve luudss IA go.
ciai advice aud tressaecnsl viii ma euSe,
or fssr anything lupure 90 iutuskNss lspesnd
IN u. CDR MtNTlS treats ell psivstc do
eases succes.fuIiy Without asSeury. e~o~
sssssssss Tree Thoseush essaslnssl<sa
aud sdvice. ineladinF snslyssa u urine.
~. Price ~ vital o~sssess - brittle.
or f,,ar iimes The quantity eee. scut " sny
address. appa r"c-i ~ ~ l'Ftee, ~ q. y. D..
secure from ol,~erustion a0d w pftvaee
NAME u ''''''' Xxx. Mrxyrx. ND.
II kesrnss NJ. Nan Ffasctseo. ca.
sAaraE w0vraa vann,
WIN bc sent 3. sny oWs appiyina hy
letter. stating symt,sosaS. ssh astd go
~ sct seerecy la regard ~ basiBsan tsHi y
actions.
pr. Mites kidney Nsasssiv, nupu.
kmreenN. cures all kiuds ~ ktstney asd
bladder complaints, nonafrhsns. akeei sSsa
lcueotrhra. For sale ~ al dsttxabsss /
81 q battle. y tettl-s fsf -
Dr. Mint,e. DANDee.eos oo1Asa an
The bess and ehaaSuxs dys1~ps1s o0d ~.
ilous cure la the market, tsf aAlo ~ I'll
Druggists lciy
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JAMS 4 Nlisn~.
ttVii Engineer

J. sure Ia it, eH cts. mild IN it, settpu A.
u d"vs not hlistet. yet u " t,enstfating aud
powerful tn reach every deep -rsted A. ain
80 I" remove any ispuy growth oF other en-
Ia Hr"toii-, such - slayin= .plints, curtis.
'hlt"t~, SPINS sNvliines aud any lame.
tess and all ol,iaTgumeuts of the tssinl- or
linihs. ~ for fh"uulattsin To- man aud Tor
anN purpose tor ehieh iinltsent N used
int man 90 lss-t. u is nnw known b. se
III" br~t lininlent tuf man ever used,
acting ,iilh and yet certain ia its effects,
S.ud address tor ILLUSTRATED Circular
whirh "" think gives Iositise proot of
lis VIRTUES. No ten"ty has ever met with
such unqualified sareess - our knoss ledge,
tor ,'ossi ~ we'll q. n,a,i.
Pricc ~, Iaf t,ttle, of ala bytlics fsg e..
All ifuEEisis have u 80 can get u zoe yuu,
90 ~ VIII is sent to am address pn rvesipt
~ pfic"h the pto,ftetofs. pN. ~ J.kkN
DALI. N To, Lnoshufah Falls. Va
spSn nv An uus.ss.s~~~
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Kendall's Spavia Cure.

ffrnn a Ohio Jan 9Ah issi.
IN u ' krsb,tt y 20 t.e,as I think
" nav duty a. tender yea me thspts Iog
i"n"iiis anh Ffliit= whivh haze t.ftvui
mum t~itt in1aluHliv bd iaua fanssi Sia,
va CUR" NJ touaiu at had q salua
att" stallion wutth 81 tssi sh,sh had q
N'f} lad rpr wa, snd Ws- pIunosnped hy
t"ut ointus ut veterinary Surgeons a.
s"nh ans cute and thai The itais. wss
d"Hc ~ ,N'f A. . last frsnIt l advised
NV ,.'usin to tft isttio 1T krniall'.
SPAWN 'utr u lad magical effect the
ihird hitl" ctutd % Hu,i the hnt4a !. q.
veil 49, ever. H. lbirk ~ ihiuis,fHb tl,e
'hin'h' veterinary surgeon Mas an
nh'l" "i nilue aud take Urcst Interest
IN assisting hi- ptuirn=.in.
tp,iI. tfttt
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Trs nscOn linental.
Billings Resigns

NV YoIK, Dec. II. - Friedrich
Billings has severed his connection
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ID r.. 9 u 7 N ~ n Y
M. n KkARSEy srsEEr.
Treat. .n css.~,s s.s sp-ssss Dsssssss
roSsma AGosA

MILO nssy In suf5srtns SroW ~ sfBssea
w OF youlhnsl folites ~ indIsrspslun
wili do well IN aveii tkesnnGovO9 NJ taiA
tie sreatest tsson sver lsisl a ~ sltas .:
suffering humanity, bN- arJN6kf wit
guarantee o. f.fisH tsne fsa esugy csse ei
any Kind us character wttea - assslDssahso
atlu falls 10 cure
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A Republican D;s,ster
Democratic Shibboleth.'

New YORK, Dec. 13.-The Su,,
quotes approvingly from the Cour-
ier-JOdrnat the announcement that
the Democratic shibboleth is tx re-
form, and the party will be united
on tariff, with incidental protection.
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wooDsIDE PRAIRIE.

It would be we'll for parents TO
learn that it is as necessary, or near
" so, that scholars should attend
school every day as to attend at all
in order to be successful in their
studies. Scholars that are allowed
to be absent occasionally soon lose
interest in their studies, and are
simply hangers on; trying to the
teacher and make a bad showing in
the school report. I hope that pa
rents in our district will endeavor to
have their children attend schoo
regular and be on time in the morn
ing so that our teachers will not hesi-
tate to make a full report next
month. - 2.~
It is generally conceded that q
short time ago, three young men
tired out a certain papa's gate and
about three panels of fence each: side
of the gate and then left the follow.
ing on the gate post: What day O
the week or year, or what year wat
you going to play on the organ to US
at half past three o'clock Sunday
evening; please answer and oblige us
respectfully, in haste. We remair
| your most sincere organ listeners
It appears that certain young laaiel
had promised to be at home ant
favor these gents with some music
land after waiting al through th'
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heat of the day the young
gentlemen were permitted to 20
away disappointed in the evening.
Oh what naughty girls. ..*s
Sometime last week, while on their
way home from Verndale, with a load
of women and children, Bryant and
Dockstader managed to ignite a
pound of powder which lay on the
seat between them. Harry Carr was
thrown from the wagon and badly
burned; the beauty of Docks face
was knocked left handed, and one of
his hands burned so that he carrys it
in a sling; Bryant was the worst
used of any; the ladies escaped with
but slight injuries. Mrs. Grunny
says there was more liquor in the
wagon than the bottles or beer keg
contained. Parties participating in
the above mentioned accident are
very reluctant about being inter.
viewed on the subject and I give the
items as I could best get them.
Crops of all kinds are suffering for
want of rain. - .~'
Mr.. John Reece while attempting
to drive bull from his yard, was
badly used by the animal, so that he
was confined to the house for several
days.
There was a pleasant gathering at
Mr.. Tyrrell's, last week; it is the
general opinion that Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyrrell know just how to entertain
the young folks.
Report of school, District No. 68,
for the month ending June 29th. No.
enrolled. 80; percent of attendance
80.
Department report: Mary Batchart
90, Clarance Barber IT, Charles
Batchart SO, Myneratt Batchart 81,
Henry Batchart 90. Arthur Cravath
95, Edna Lowe 90. Luverna Newell 80,
Herbert Lowe 70, Herbert Morehouse
78, Elnora Morehouse 95, Joe Lowe
80. Effie Moore SO, Perry Newell 81,
Logan Newell 81, Pearl Wright 98-5.
Edith Wright %, Edith Wolcott S3,
Ida Wynn r., Herbert Wolcott 80,
Calmer Newell 81, Ralph Wolcott 80.
Scholars neither absent or tardy:
Edith Wright, Pearl Wright, Perry
Newell, Efie Moore, Herbert More
house, Herbert Lowe, Edna Lowe.
Arthur Cravath.
Visitors list: Supt. Gown, G.. A.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeba Wright, Mrs.
Jesse Wynn, Mrs. Edmond Wright.
Mrs. Iva Gordon, teacher.
INCOG.
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WR1aHTsToWN.

| Hot weather.
Dry weather; everyone wishing fol
rain; crops of all kinds are badly il
need of rain.
Those that few months ago want
ed to trade their farms for an orange
grove in Florida don't seem very
anxious about it now, for SO in the
shade is all they can stand.
Winter wheat is all headed out and
will be ready to. harvest in about
three weeks and bids fair for a good
crop; other small grain is. looking
we'll; corn is, small but doing we'll.
Potatoes andthe bugs are having a
tussel for the mastery; bugs are ahead
now.
Rev. A. G. Wolcot and family re-
turned from Alexandria last Friday,
where they have been attending a
Free Methodist Camp Meeting.
The German Methodist are holding
a camp meeting near H. Bottermiller' 8
this week.
Rev. E. Wright has been engaged
to deliver Fourth of July Grafton
at Eagle Bend, tomorrow.
Perkins & Barber are having their
threshing machine repaired through
out in order to be ready for the COM
ing harvest; Zeba Wright is doing
the work, and he knows just how: to
do good job. -
Derillo Barber is driving stage from
Wadena to Parkers Prairie for H. w.
Fuller.
Ed. Perkins is getting material on
hand to build a large addition to his
house and to remodel his present res.
idence throughout.
Origen Bates had Steve Daniels
arrested few days ago and taken be-
fore Compton justice to have it de.
cided, if it was lawful for justice
of the peace to unlawfully punch a
man on the highway just because the
aforesaid man punched the aforesaid
justice of the peace.
Lost.-Somewhere between EaEe
Bend and the county line, the extern
sion of the Sauk Center and Northern
Railroad. Any information in regard
to it will be thankfully received by
those that worked on the survey, and
their pay for it remains,
INVISIBLE.
July 3rd 1883.
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Neighborhood News.
EASTERN WADENA

EASTERN wADENA.
Are you coming to the picnic?
Mrs. Orville Grove is getting bet
ter.
Uncle johnson is failing.
Mr.. Greenup is to preach at MIR.
Johnson's Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Miss Sadie Ross has returned from
Faribault, where she has been num-
ber Of months attending Blind
school.
Later.-When we haG got thus far
last week, we had to leave off to dis
cuss the picnic which was to be held
in uncle Mikes grove, and which
was held there Friday. Misses Ross
and Morell's school united their
efforts and an enjoyable time was
had. We want to say right here
that if the meeting folks want to get
a crowd out, and would give it out
that there would be a table set, we'll
warrant there would so many come
that the minister would be obliged tc
raise his voice several octaves in or.
der to ''spread the gospel" over the
crowd. The children did we'll at the
picnic considering they were most O.
them quite young. The lemonade
was good and the swing squeaked
beautifully.
Hurrah for the Fourth! Every.
body and one more are making
superhuman efforts in our neighbor'
hood to get ready for big time al
Wadena. ARTICHoKEs.
July 2nd 1888.
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June 9th 1883.

q D. -
Notice to Contractors and Builders.
Sealed bids will be received by the
School board of fDist. No. /. Wadena,
Wadena Co. Mimi, until six o'clock
p. M, July7 at which time they will
be opened; for the construction
of 4 School, Building, oox4o, brick
veneered two stories with base,
ment: the plans and specifications for
which can be seen at the office of T.
F. Ostrander, Wadena. The board
reserve the right TO reject any and all
bids. Bids should be addressed to
Geo. A. whitney, Clerk of Dist.
Hoard, Wadena, Mimi. and marked
Bids for S nkc51 = 81,
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half q mile beneath wide spreading

half mile beneath wide spreading
trees over good road, brings You.
to Round Lake and Long Lake,
separated-by a narrow strip Of land.
scarcely wide enough for. buggy.
drive. These lakes have no outlet,
and are literally swarming with black
bass and other fish. A ditch has
been cut between the lakes, so thatEa
boat can be rowed through; and 60.
where you will, swarms of fish will
follow the boat, and the water being
marvelously clear, they can be seen
fighting for the bait as soon as it ID
thrown in the, water. A gentleman,
Mr.. Eli Fort, took seventy in an
hour, few days ago, and desisted
These lakes have never been fshed
except by few settlers hereabouts. !
Anyone wishing to visit. the locali-
ties named should leave the cars at
Clitherall station. :.z.s
One and a half miles southwest is
situated "Old Town." built by the
Mormons, af1esnthe Nauvoo, III.
exodus. The quaint old log bnfld-
ings and manufactures OF the carly
Mormons will well repay visit
The artist will here find play for his
pencil. ~..z
Clltherall is building boat house
which is to have a kitchen, pantry
room and commodious hall for dan
cling and picnicsparties. 1t will also
have covered piazza fronting the
lake, 16x40 feet; with commodious
grounds amid the wide spreading
oak trees on the banks of Lake Clith-
erall. A plank walk will be laid
from the depot to the boat house.
The house and grounds are t6 be free
to the public as the invigotating
breezes of our beautiful Lake. The
officers of the Boat Club are j.
Bennett, President; Therin Mann,
Secretary; Peter Prinzel, Treasurer.
The people of Wadena, with kind
appreciation of the natural beauties
of Lake Clitherall, have generously
donated $3.50 towards the building OF
our boat house,. :s zss5ES5
A sail of one and half miles from
Clitberan brings one to Arcadia
Island, the pride of our lake aAd the
finest picnic grounds in the west. :.
from thence half mile east "a Lind
quist peninsula and Eureka Bar MI.
Lindquist is noted for his hos1itality,
and keeps sail boat which s. 81. the
service of visitors. Splend. shore
fishing on this part of the Lake. The
shore of Eureka Bay is abrupt rocky
and precipitous. The loYer 81 the
picturesque. the archaeo1o oeist the
artist, will here find ample god to
crafty their respective tasts.
will close this article h5 snring
| those. who prefer shore isi1g That
|,tnere. g 20 place sllperis
all. As an Illustration; George.
Mann caught fifty last evening with
rod and line from the shore. This
can be done any time. Come and
see for yourself, and you will say
the half has not been told.
CL1TuERALL,
June Goth, 1883..