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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
CoMANCHE
Tho Norther and Rain district Court Con.
vlctlons,

Tho Northcr and Rain DIstrIct Court Con
ylctions.
CoMANcur, Sept s.-[special. 1.-The
weather is pleasant to-day on account Of
the showers Of yesterday. We had fine
rain few miles south Of town to day. The
streets have been crowded all week. Con.
siderable cotton 10 coming in.
District. court Is moving right along. Alb.
hey Morris and Charlie Adams have been
convicted, the former for assault with In.
tent TO murder, aud the latter for theft,
aud given i've years each In the peniten.
tiary.. The grand jury have 80 far found
seventeen indictments, Of which three are
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

sINcE JAMES has been acquitted public
opinion has commenced to express Itself In
Missouri in condemnation of tho action OF
the jury. If Missouri had not INDUCED In
such ilattering reception aud enthusiastic
hero-worship of Mr.. JANIS, and public
opinion been more healthy and more fear.
iessly expressed before the trial, the jury's
action would doubtless have been very diff
Ierent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

KANSAS Cry proposes to enter the lls'a
with Chicago, New Orleans and st. Louis,
for the Mexican trade. With this end III
view Spanish and English paper called
"El ,Mercurio," with tremendous ana
snowy head.gear, has been started there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

IT is gratifying to note that though Dal-
las must experience still longer her droulh
and dust and heat many other portions OF
the state, where rain was needed, perhaps
more than with rs, have been visited by
good rains and are again cool aud happy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

THE rather sudden and severe gales that
have commenced to play along the Atlantic
seaboard are likely TO drive in the amateur
sailors and keep the yachts and excursion
ahips at the docks. 1t isn't exactly the
X ind of a sea for the pleasure seekers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

JAMES MALLEY, who ought TO thank his
stars thata jury didn't hang him tor the
murder OF poor JIMMIE CaAMrR, imogines
that he has got 500 900 character, and has
sued both the New Haven papers for tina,
sum' 10 Is unfortunate that such case
has to be tried over, but the journals will
make Mn. MALLEY wish before he is through
with 1t that he had rested on what charac-
ter he had before he instituted the suits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

THE robbing OF three stages wiIhin inc
past ten days, west of us, is apretty good
record for the robbers, but very poor one
for the officers of the law in the section
where the crimes were committed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

SINCE one of the lords of the HATCH eN'
cursionists to the Yellowstone fell into a
raylne, several others have taken SICK ana
USoLr RUFUS party seems to be in bad
Incl, all mound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

Tue friends ami admirers Of Mn. FRANK
J,Mrs ought to Join with the Fenians in .
great mas. convention, and adopt series
of resolutions denunciatory OF the IN
former IN criminal trials.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09

Edward stshlor, the oil les, postmNS,er In
Americs, 10 dangerously ~ a. Sandy Spring
MARYLAND dc was ~ 20 nied postmasts,,
BY General Andrew Jackson, aud has held
his Office ever since, Ae'u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
sIspAY. SEPTEMBER 0, 1883

Two United States vessels have actually
waathered a gale successfully during thV
,,sst week. 1t is the marine wonder oil 'he
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
INDICATIONS.

For the Gull States Partly cloudy weather
local rains in cwest porion' WINE ,"O ,'or,
from the north to east; variable IN tue wes'
uortlons; stationary or slight rise In 'empera'
80. s,otionary or lower barometer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-09
Guticnra.
TO cleanse the

TO cleanse the
1 SKIN, Scalp and
II God ofltching, Scel
Pimply ScrofulouS
heritedand COnta51
llumors, B'OOd u
ons, Ulcers, AbsCtl
eS and Infantilc Ski
TOrWrcs, the Cur Gu
RA REMEDIES are in
lallible. CUrTCUR.
kEsoLvsNT, the new
Blood Purifier, eNt els
disease germs from the
4. hlANl nVg1 $40. g...4t..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
SYRACUSE
STEEL-BEAM PL0WS.

A S the season for blowing Is al hand, we
IN respectfully call the attention OF Farm
ers TO the above named Plows. Guaranteed 10
be equal II not superior 10 any Plowson the
market, II will only need a trial 10 convince
any farmers Of their superiority.
Gall and examine them at
WELSH 4 WARFIELD'S,
Rockville, Nd.
p. S,--lIave also on hand full stock Of
Minor d Horton improved Piowss cheap.
mar 2-f W.&W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Sewing Machines.

sewing Machines.
Best Sewing Machine. First Glass Certificate.
Second best do Second Glass do
Discretionary Premiums for Articles
Outside Of he Hall.
Premiums will be awarded tor articles Of
merit for which none have been specially Or
dered, and other committees who find such
articles IN their respective departments are
requested to report them to the Committee
on Discretionary Premiums.
Discretionary Premiums Inside Hall
Premiums will be awarded for articles OF
merit for which none have been specially Of
fered, and other Committees who find such
articles in their respective departments are
requested 10 report them TO the Committee on
Discretionary Premiums
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
LIST OF PREMIUMS.


No horse shall compete for more than one
premium except in the trials OF speed
For best Stallion, any Certificate.
Mare, do ..".". do
Gelding. do do
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Maryland MORNING. OCTOBER
PROGRAMME.

First Day.
Exhibition Of Shepherd Dogs. To be re-
pea,ed on each day of the Fair
ANNUAL ADDRESS-at IL o'clock A. NJ.
by DR.. L0RING, United States Commissioner
of Agriculture.
District Trottns::R Race at l2 o'clock NJ.
Trials of Speed, 2:4O class, at p. NJ.
Trials of Speed for Montgomery county
running horses, nj $3.50 p, NJ.
Ring open for exercise from 4:30 to p. NJ.
Second Day.
Cavalcade of all Stock, Teams, etc., on ex-
hbition in the Ring at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Addresses by prominent gentlemen ut II
Am.
Exhibition OF Horses of General Utility,
Heavy Draft, Nc, in their classes in Ring at
1890 O'Clock, P. NJ
AT 2 p. NJ, Trials of Speed Of Mont
gomery county horses, not over years old
last spring, trotting in harness.
At $3.50 p NJ, Trials OF Speed Of horses
with record not better than minutes.
u o'clock, NJ Trials of Speed between
double teams
At4 o'clock p NJ, contest for best teams
driven tandem.
The Reports of Committees must he In the
SecreAry's hands by4 O'Clock on this day.
Third Day.
ATM A. NJ exhibition OF Four-in-hand
Teams
At | clock, p NJ Trials Of Speed for
horses with record not better than 1850,
trotling in harness
Free tor all, purse $500, ut 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
Bicycle racing by Washington Clubs.
All plumiums awarded by the Committees
will be announced from the Speakers stand
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
RATES OF ADMISSION.

Persons ON foot or 10 carriages 30 cents
tickets for the Fair, 81 90; Children 10 years
Of age aud under, free; Carriage, l-horse,
25 cents Carriage and horses, 80 cents Sad
die horse, % cents. Attendant 10 charge Of
each separate class Of stock will be admitted
free. Tickets must be procured from the
Agents or Ticket Offices OF the Society, out
side Of the Grounds, as no money will be re-
ceived ut the Gates
W. w. RAPLEY, Pace.
A. J. ALMosEY, Sec'y a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Jersey and Attorney CattIe-Grade.
u IItIIcT OHII UHUeI I yum UIU
Channel Island Cattle.


For best l1crf on hoof, owned, bred
and 81 zed in Montgomery co.
For best Beet on hoof owned and
hltcned In Montgomery co...
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12

Poultry.
ITO be raised and owned by Exhibitor.I
For best gsn'l purpose Chickens "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Children's Class,
Special Premiums.

A premium Is being raised by subscription,
and will be awarded TO the best, second best,
and third best, loaf OF bread made 10 Mont
gomery county. This premium will reach
very handsome sum.
A premium Of So will be awarded for best
display OF fruits raised anywhere.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
TRIALS OF SPEED

r,,,.ncos for races closed o., mn 1872
H., No., IVoaao.,o, Oo,oJe, onb
-, ID \,
W "osoc"'
For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Gelding,
trotling in harness. mile heats, hes,
three in five, for horses that have never
made 2:40 or better...... .....'..........''. @Zo
For second .....""...........".. ID
For thlrd...'. ".."'.'.. ''''.''" .''".'''''"' D
sol hose nrem;ums and three 10 start and an
entrance fee OF ten per cent. must be paid for
Dtartct 1T0ttihg face, o-mthme class,
at IL o'clock, NJ, same ddy.
First nnnav S50 "a Slb al xI0
It. D. D. g. ma, .,
9.90 o,clock p N
r. e,.,o., pna.,.,, uo,.o, .,,.o, aud
owned in Montgomery county, one
third mile heats, hes, two in ia three IS 20
For second ...... 49,. ........ ...... -. 10
For third. .............. ......... B
rr,a ,,,, la siv on,,i.s and ma, loos
han Gve ,n ann I
@ No. TLI o..l.. .5,I
'''1 81 .,JL ID n -, 49,
" "''''"' =" "'""J '"J
""ee,
For The fastest Stallion; Mare or fielding,
in five. no, over a Years old owned
and raised by a resident Of Montgom.
ery county $50
For second 30
'o' '''''''''''''''''''''',''~ ''''''' '''','''''
-Four entries ana 'hree 10 s"r''J
DouJJe Tcon, Roce- Some dam. at 1870
,JL ID n
''
For fss,os, Douhle Team trailing in har-
ness, mile heats, three ia FIVE, open TO
all, (span1 owned by one person )'...'.". We
rrbrso on,rio. and two 10 s,or,
rl,. D. Q ;,,o oL,so sa,,,o ,L,,
N"""'J i'"''' 90 ~ =, ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12

best pair Mule Colts under 4
years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
CATTLE.
ALL BULLS MUST BE FASTENED by HALTER.
All exhibitors OF Registered Stock must file
their certificate of registration with the Sec
rotary at the time Of entering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
BlOOded Horses.
saddle Horses

Exhibitors will be required TO produce and
file with the Secretary Of the Society pedi-
greeg Of all stock entered for these premiums. ]
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Working Oxen.
Herd Premium.

For best herd of Cattle, pure or
mixed breeds OF any sort, not
less Than FIVE, includinga bull
and 3 cows, and all owned by
the exhibitor.".".."."."...
l..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Wiuet e !

We have hand complete stock of Lumber of all kinds
which selling If you i'm need of
anything in line will be your interest give call
before ordering.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-10-12
Sweepstake Premium.

For best display OF Articles in the
Household Department...... $40
I'd best do ........ 0
This premium il offered for the best and
largest display of articles exhibited by a lady
In the following classes viz Vegetables,
Fruits, Flowers, Homemade Fabrics, Works
Of Art, and Culinary Department.
Exhibitors competing for this premium must
furnish the clerk with list OF articles In
cluded 10 their display and have the same en-
tered under The special head OF Sweepstake.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS

q g
APPLES:
S--a. Fs-s,-5.zs--- ylar0Il
Ea-Eass. va --ey-. l--E- 1ze5- : = '-- l-'
PEARS:
s---sss- s-a----g.= Ga So. Ea-sle.. wsu.s,
PEACHE>:
z-,-z.--- lsT.s-- ga-ra Ezles EzsIy. Bs-Hz-1al
PLIES:
81, &C. l- - E-- ereaz Gz-es ] year rsE
aEUNES:
N-F1z- BY Trees $50 gasl.
APEICOTS:
F-ar z.-..r1.--- -aa-. asE. So
SECTAETNES:
-r raa-. CID s---
OUNCE:
- = $40
"-i1>a7aa Er= -z-s1g, es-lsc-ala Back si-s-
CIERHEE~:
Ezrla.Hls .a-a. .Ta--. DID,
AL4IoNBS=
>1ss >tH--- E.--a old 500 rTras--- r-- r.---.r
--".E F-.-a- sang 1--- gi tlg-a ts---Ls
UAENUTS:
$500 hza- ,z-E l4ss- -lr1r gear. Old,
PBCANS AND FILBEErs:
uar 81 -.- sals-- Eaz- Old Bash. $40 each.
tz7l7-. Go7s7s--5s. l.z-75a-s5a. and Bra-l5a--srs
7g -01-aE 81 ea1-s 1a1E-
GRAPE CUTTINGS:
-.z5 u. 5z-- -zz=sz sslg fa- seven Year, o. =
-a7. '-is..as .f -zH.H graT7- % Ce--s each
ROOTED GRAPE VINES
"a Faz-aas7' Els and Vine G-1e sat - cents
To Co-FesPoadezts--wr..a 7lzlaly ,1e names
-z- 1aa-- ~ t-aas and plants wanted ADDRESS 90
Strawberry Plants $3.50 per Doz.
. ALLEE HERBERT. HoroIplu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

Cl-@75a-s Iolz Les DAVIS on azsy with the
---t-lzss 1EErl- E--- s-ucle- AlEll-l-l Cs1Slv ~
s1I-Z-l- g- -Lg As-l-1c sslis1s.
1za friends Of t-a Marquis o. Lzzs51E1a a-g
a-s position Z Gdva-nl- l75z4a-sL ls Calazs ~ j
ls alleged i-ai tla Es--z-s have made szFl5s5i
l-z5-1s s-,--lss his life
Cla Ezl1-s5 as 1!gy ESyT-5-z sll55a-s have
az-- SzsG--sa4 -l- 1--sS-c-a- by LiL azlo5s y
>-za4- Lha--a. N-l-l-
EezE Admiral CROSBY. 11-1zzz55lc the ls5-:5c
ss-tZl-- has asked % * relieved Lz-la5lzielv IN
as- tie q years service law T1e -aguas. val be
----;sl-
L1Spgy. Uz.- g----A szrl-l shock o. s.-.z5zaEa-
s11g- ---l-- - s-------l5z-- --El1.ElEs. VS. tel:
-f A--s-a-- s-E--l- a- tla Clv5-EZ-lz- O.. Ho51-
-ll- E-ss-- l- Elzlzy evening Lla shock
lasted t-i-sy sz51zGs-
NV Ion 0c.1az- SIN Athens s7ls5s- s.v>s
A-e s--a---- G.. t1s Peopll - Czaszl5 Ilc-lasaS
--- 1sF=s t-Ezl.a-S % complete The v1-E q .1a
Eea5-i s---z-lEa- turkish gLvs1l-zlS l-E El-
sE5s-a- z-- 5----as>- 4lsy leSq.sa tl5 CL-ZS.---s
s--a---- --- lzz: Little lss-sgE-ca I-Za-t ar-
r-l-s tas a.- axe made BY the Gree lzsa1-5isss-
CES-EE7---1- oz.- s.l.-Ils hzzvlas- e.--1lzr Ike
s-l-- .-- -s--E Ea--s WIS .a-s here shortly after
zine O'clock t--S =g-z-z-. -t vsz cs long Gz-l-
.21z 80 1Gz---a Is reported.
&-ss-lE SO TosE. o. sL-Q==.a @ szvz-a
a-lea - s----71.Ez- v-------- from est % EaSG-
ss -e-: L5-a 90 il -----ies pass lElt o'clock tzls
-7l------ e-ls--c people g r-sl from l-z-
GE-Eoz- CT o-i. sl-Taa-z va-a $50 severe
s--1e-s " azpls-5-cs1 here O. 10 E-El-
=, -. Ssh --aE ga-- -sz '-.zzssS
ag-- ans seconds
--S11S. ts.- s----. s-GL; l'c.aeE las. lva-z-C
s-----.= szg-ls-- acr---el zs-- t1s P-as-.-
s--9lt E-e=---u--- s.l.ll- l. The Ls--lp1l5-a-
r---E Amos. s-Es st-lel-s-y UE.l .ls E-ae1-
s--aa. ----z @ T-l.a-. ELg.1slz acrz--aG q. .he
~ -=.-a---1--- -7ly- 1l-EaE- llz-lz.z l-uss
l--- M Masi---zlSi=- s--tll--s- he v-uCgEs % sle
s-------z- sga.ll-s II tle -z-1a- were shattered
l-- @. l----l- Cross cLz glass 700. q. .La
s--El11 F----y ol--sF@eE
-le Ira says S-zes the dls-sl11cs eva-.s 90
.-z Llc-- G--Vl--ZE-- b-1-1llcs u Llrl- .zs:.
-ll.---i-c LIS ll--7z- 50 cz-1l---e1 Il e-r-t= 7zt-
.ls ---=-- ls --a EXPLOSIONS ut .asE Z-1Ll.
a. tc-l--s: l-s-ll-t1s-llE5z- Q--- - G 1-zz.5t71 Z
eE--E-.sg --F-a-a- -- ne uEcl a. lie CL.as q
--.12z- Tie 11--1-l- sls llGly Glzls1e1 lz. z...
z--l ----s sa-a o. e q. ;la C--1e- None 1s .La-z
va:= e. --a1-
S-S E--sezs-c. Ok. S.--Ihs Ez-.z-- sa.5azs Z
.-- sE-- EE-1- ucc---al yas.t-lzy l.sl-L6al s.s
l-- -----c g-l--l-:--zls a.. $50. vas F-ll-.v AZ
q: s--- a. Il by O s.i-1: shock % 5arsl-
z-zEs lz1T---. quite properly as Tie sz-s ---r-
71Hrl-r- --lE- s-ss 30 EaS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
3alraiian Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Il. lsss.
sup-.-zs Court of the Hawaiian Islands
CHsn1Es NorIxY =. THro. Il. DAVIES.
E.s-, EBfCL-.L tt-tcs.

On tie ss;h day q June ISIS the parties
herein greed IN writing 70 submit certain dii-
fercures bctveea ileIa 20 the sTtItrston oi K
T. Bickcrtou, Cecil BroEa zad 2. v. Hatch o.
majority Of them This was duly zckroWl-
edged before = Justice Of this Court and en-
tered IS a rule O; Court
On the 27th July 4 majority o; the arbitra-
tors made a. award which Vas delivered 10
tic CogTi, rud On the 22nd Of Ociobsr, The COur;
VAS moved 10 czuse the award 70 be entered
u IS = Judgment Ct Court To ihis Nr. Dole,
o. bshzli O. the defendant, objects and moves
ghas he award k sc. aside O. the ground that
tbe award has 1o; been made IN aoeor5aEoe
with the terms q the submission. M ncle
pz-;iculArizes as follows The parties agreed
BY the submission " 70 submit al matters now
in dIspuie between then, as follows
Is;. Cain @; Motley against Davies for
damages resulting from alleged delay 10 erecI-
iu- uiu." etc, etc The submission euds.
- AT us sad matters SElsInE from Contract be
tween PARTIES dated ApTil Isl, ISIS. Il was
show i..i.l CuUr;, OF admitted, Tia, the cane
ilE whist VAS =vsauiei SS,oCo and interest, IS
damages asgls5u. to Motley from delay cf
Dawes II erecting sugar uill, was 81 acres Of
sugar cane planted by Motley, Iss july. Isl,
some eight months previous 70 the contract.
That by tbe contract Davies agreed 70 'e-ec'
sugar works t0g the purpose O. manufacturing
\
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

The ancient German cities Of Thuru and Taxis
had suoa : system, which, for some inexplicA.
bic reason, feu into disuse OF failed 70 be-
cone general amonE uaaons. The modern
possase stamp then Was frs; used in England
about the year lisa G. lSiS. In lsis Z. 4.
Ai'chciir then Postmaster Of New Haven, tax
IHg advantage O. the English idea, made use
o; a postage stamp of his own, which he cen
unuco % use al lSi7, when the Government
CT he United States issued The first American
postage stamps. They were IN two ieacuiua-
tons. The Eve cent vas a light browu color,
hearing the etSgy Of Washington. At tha,
Bras the rake 81 postage was Eve and ten cents,
aooor5iEE 70 distance. In ISL a series Of
s;x ds1ouiusuous were issued EcuasgEge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
Dillingham; Breaking Plow. 8 sizes

Tl5s PLUW B.. made s..ss.aTy f,- SUGAR PLAN.
IA-ioNs aud Is cgvC-cd by PATENT ia
rlr Elu1st1c kir~5ol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
WATER NOTICE

VIC 10 THE SCARCITY OF
= I - = Z =, Is t9lfs t1- lr-i1lu- VII Be l-.fed
'i--fl lasls- lHAS- = WILSON
E4---.-. -. srpt- Wa-er Worzs
s---' 49, ssG
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-29
THE SPORTS.

The afternoon will be devoted to sports
of various kinds. Prizes will be awarded
as follows:
Mems Bicycle Race against time, 6dpo
Yards and Iclun; Ist prize 81 so 2d,
81 50.
Buys Bicycle Race. 400 yards and re-
turn, list prize - 90, I'd 81 %.
q. Ii. Foster, Chas Burmister and +.
Dickinson, Judges.
Foot Race for men, 100 yards LIST prize
81 80; I'd, 81 30.
Foot Race for boys under lG, 1st prize
% W; ID, - 30.
A. j. Burr, q. ii. Parker and j. l.. Cook,
Judges.
Wheelbarrow Race, Isl prize So 90; Cd,
So 80.
H. ii. klingle. John Percival and j..
Openheimer, Judges.
Foot Race for ladies, 80 yards, LIST prize
s. 90; %, 81 So
n. Crosby, Judge.
Best sustained character OF the Horri-
| bles 81 SO; ID, 81 80.
Best sustained Character. Horribies,
boys company. LIST prize 50, I'd prize % oo
| Log Rolling, Match, lst prize $40 ; 2d
S. W.
Barrel Race; LIST prize SIS, I'd prize 81 80.
| A. A. Rabbeson, +. T. Young and a. NJ
Rowe, Judges.
Tug-of war, 10 men on side, SIS.
K. Rrost, r. Macleay and ID. Andei son
judges.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-29
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OIYMPA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

UNITED MATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in com
~ pliance with the provisions of the Act
OF Congress approved June g. 1878, en-
titled "An Act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the States of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory"
George W., Dellinger, of Lewis County,
Washington Territory, has this day flied i'll
this office his application to purchase the
Northeast Quarter of Section No. "a. in
Township No. II, 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 (60l days
from date hereof.
Given under NV hand. at my office, in
Olympia. W. T., this 26th day of May, \.
d., 1883.
JOHN i. CONVEY,
Jel Register of the Land Office.
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f' amman 49,. u 81 tIe Nu-
prelue Court begins Oh the 9TH of
July, ana judyi'g froM the number
of lI!"i~ on tile with the Clerk. viii
prove ii tl~a>lrOu, tenn 10 llti tant9
,but fat lake for Tie .awvers) rll
Many Il lccrult t. the r.,hS ui eli
ems WI! Learn the trl,h OF the cd
t.hl" @: " The Mohkey ami the
Cheese.
t. You want the iin,,' cigars i"r til,.
least money call 81 Van Fps.
The ladies' Of the congregational
Soric'v Will rive a musical ed clocu-
tIunalV entertainment. III Columbia
Hail. next Monday evening. One of
the fcatme, viii be select readings
by 81 y1nn4 Lady gli,lu4,o Of Can
h,1l4e. Tie music. vocal and in
s'rumcntal, will he hv The best home
talent Admission - cents.
J. l. oiil tina; there is a weak sec
,inm i'll the Long Bridge. betweon the
draw AMI the depot, which lnaht~ =
exceedingly dangerous for loaded
vehicles to cross, and may 90 down
at any time with the weight of Il iinL,
team. \ few hours work ot two or
three men to put III additional tim
hers. to serve until new piles can be
driven may avert a serious catnstro-
phe.
\ reference to the programme for
the Fourth will show that the COM
mittee have been very coDsiderate of
our young people and have offered
prizes specially for them i'll the priu-
cipal sports. The ladies', likewise,
have not been forgotten, and Mr..
) Crosby is constituted sole Judge of
their achievements. With so I'M
partial referee, there can lie no
doubt but that ample justice will
be done tho fair sex, should they en-
ter the lists.
. \ falmer told us the other day
that the White House is the best
known mercantile establishment on
the upper Sound, and this result
has been achieved simply by the judi.
icious use of printers ink. Greeley
i'll his day likened adve rtising to fly
. wheel, which impaired steadines:
and momentum to machinery, bu
times have changed and it now seems
to be the motive power az we'll as thu
controlling Influence in all business
transactions worthy of the name.
Sherman & Humans Circus, ad
vertised to appear in this place mex
. Thursday, is, without doubt, tn
largest and best aggregation Of
arenic talent ever exhibited on tn
$ coast. The tent to be used on til
e occasion will cover 80 by 40 feet
s. and the one at Portland, on the 1l;h
: 100 by 200 feet. Tne number q
performers is J3 and there are =
;e head of ring stock. Several of tn
= riders are stars in their profession
l. and with tue trick horses, the lillipu
J. tan ponies, the mammoth OK, tn
woody pig, and divers other attrat
a. tons, will constitute Il show we
ID worthy of the price of admission
err There will be two performances,
i. 2 and 8 p. NJ
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Probate Notice.

IN the matter of the estate of j. p. \.
i Lewis deceased.
In the Probate Court of Thurston couii-
tV, Washington Territory.
Enoch Hart mortgagcr. having filed his
petitiun for an order directing the Adj
niuiStrator to redeem the mortgaSed
premises out of the assets of said estate,
and il said redemption be not deemed cx-
Incident To make an order directing him
To sell said premises. to satisfy said mort
gaze il is ordered that all persons inter-
estrd in said estate appear before the Pro-
batc Court OF Thulston county, Washing
ton Territory.
On the 4Ist Day July, Iss3,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at thecOurt room of said
court To show cause why an order should
not he made directing the Administrators
OF said estate Ia sell the premises belong
ing In said estate and mortgaged to said
Enoch Hart. Ia satisfy the same.
In vacation, June H.. lsS5.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Judge of the Probate Court.