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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

At q meeting of the supervisors of Alex
andria county, which was held at the county
court house yesterday, bids for supplies to be
furnished the poor of Alexandria county for
the next six months were received and the
contract awarded to Mr.. John p. Bartlett, of
Arlington.
Mr.. Basiel Warren, formerly resident of
this city, but now residing in Cumberland
Md, died on Saturday In former years he
was in the hat business in this city.
There is report that the Postoilice depart
ment will investigate charges brought against
Postmaster Squires, of Arlington, for dis
tributing through the mails certain election
circulars which were not properly stamped.
The sale of the Washington and Western
railway was again adjourned until the ninth
Of May, the commissioners having reserved
the right to adjourn if the highest bid is not
enough to justify a sale. The highest bid
made and accepted by the Cakes Ames syndi-
cate was $4,000. There was party who
made several bids, the last of which was
$35O,000, which was rejected by the commits
sioners because the party bidding refused to
give his name or satisfy the board that he
had the money to back the bid. lie claimed,
however, if tho property was knocked down
to him at any bid he made tho money would
be forthcoming. lilo said he was from New
Mexico
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Equitable Building Assoe,,tio,.

The Equitable Cooperative Building asso-
citation held its forty-sccond meeting last
night Mt Marini's hall. In the absence of the
president, Thomas Somerville, George w.
Hardness presided, John Joy Edison, secre-
tary. As usual this association advanced a
large sum of money, amounting to $15, 400. 1t
was taken by fourteen members. The aver
age premium was SO per cent. The lowest 81,
and the highest 90 per cent. 1t is evident
from the number that are supplied with
money from month to month that many
members are securing homes and other prop
erty by the aid of and advantages afforded
them in the Equitable. The large monthly
payments into the association is also posi-
tive indication that there is being created u
class OF people of thrifty and saving habits.
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TO Me EdnOT

In looking over your paper of April 9,
column headed Trouble at a Funeral" /
was surprised and greatly distressed at the
attack made upon me and family. Upon me,
stating that l told my daughter, the widow
of my dear son, that if she let either of the
secret societies to which my son belonged
bury him would never give cent toward
the funeral expenses, or have anything to do
with it or with her. / would say there is not
one word of truth in the statement l never
had such u thought enter my mind before
or since. The wife had ample reason for
not wanting to offend her dead husbands
father just as she was left to the cold charities
ofthe world. ....
Oh, why such thrust upon the crushed
broken hearted widow of my son? Was it
not enough for her to be left alone with five
little children, without being accused of such
mercenary mOtives2 / will say when my son
left us | at once adopted his wife and his chill
dren ms mine. Then an attack was made upon
Mrs. Akers, my eldest daughter, after nursing
and witnessing the agony and distress of her
dear and only brother, until she was COM
pletcly Frustrated. And when she tainted at
church to have it said, "She did not faint
worth n cent" " that it was nothing but hys-
terics !" Oh, where is the reporters heart?
Is it not devoid of all tho milk of human
kindness? If not, how could he report such
falsehoods upon one who was completely
broken DOWN. She was under the. doctors
care all night afterward. Then the state
ment :" that she was u member of secret
association, aud was disappointed because
there was no display at the funeral!" l will
only say that she states that she is
not aware of being II member of any
secret society, and was not at all dis
appointed for lack of show or parade,
for she neither expected or desired one.
These things deeply regret. II seems to mo
some grave mistakes have been committed in
this matter. 1t is difficult for me TO believe
that any one would knowingly so cruelty
misrepresent me or any of my family. / am
sorry and regret that the preliminary re-
marks before the discourse were made, how
ever well intended. But l hope hereafter
any reporter, before he thrusts the names of
ladies' at least, before the world in such
public manner under such distressing circum-
stances, will first try and find some sembancc
of truth at least l will say to' the friends of
my dear son, his comrades, and'associates, who
were so ready TO Yield to our feelings and
wishes-my wife joins with me in returning
our sincere thanks for all the kindness shown
to our departed son and to us at the funeral
aud now that he is quietly laid away in his
grave, will heartily cooperate with them in
continuation of that kindness to the bereaved
widow and half orphan children.
MILTON FORD.
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The Washington Light Infantry.

The regular meeting of the Washington
Light Infantry corps was held last evening
at the armory, Col. w. G.. Moore in the chair
and w. G. White secretary. Five active mem
bers were elected. G.. w. Carter was elected
an honorary member, and the following were
elected honorary contributing members: NJ.
Shuster, II. Ebcrbach, w. NJ. Wheatley, w. T..
Geyer, J. b. Tanner, and Edward Baker. The
corps will parade on the afternoon of the six
teenth instant, preliminary to the opening of
their fair at the skating rink, and will doubt
less appear with full ranks. They will at
tend in body at Ford's theater on the open
ing night of Minnie Palmer. Lieut.. G. II.
Neumeyer, who has charge of the tickets, re-
ports the corps VIZ be there in full force.
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E1sEMAN BROS. Most popular tailOrs and
AN InterestlnU Erhibitlon.

Messrs Avery and Burns gave yesterday
two interesting exhibitions of the Spencer
patent canvas fire escape-the first from the
Capital building, opposite Wizards hotel,
where two ladies and some fifty men and
boys were swiftly and safely landed from the
fourth floor to the pavement.
The second exhibition was at the govern
ment printing Office, in which some twenty or
thirty ladies employed at the office descended
from the fourth floor. These and other public
trials of this Gre escape demonstrated the
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.


QUAprERMAsTER's OFFICE U. s. NC.
WAsIISGToN, 9Th April 1881
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be fi ceved ne
THIS onlce until II o'clock m. OF MONDAY, the 18th
day OF May next, for furnishing rAonS tn the United
states Marines Ut one or more Of tue following sta.
lions, from lst July, ISIS, to 30th June, 1ssl;
Portsmouth, n, H.; Charlestown, Mass; Brook
En, N. v; League Island, near Philadelphia. Pa;
washington, ID. g.; GCspOrt near Norfolk Va
Fla. ~ ''
Specifications with blank proposals, can he OBJ
taned upon application ut any OF tho stations namei
or ut the offices of the Qunrtermhsten Washington,
g. and Assistant Quarterinaster, 90 south Fourth
street, Philadelphia Pa.
Proposals should be Endorsed " Proposals for Ra-
TONS" and addressed to the undersigned.
w. b. SLACK,
MAJOR and Quartermaster U, =. Marine Corps,
Washington II
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Tiro.

CRoSS.-Suddenly. on the morning of April 9, 1883,
ut o'clock Captain AMES Cross, OF the Paymaster
Generals Office, aged % years
Service at o'clock Wednesday morning. April 4,
at the residence OF n. b. Marche, No. 5l1 A street
southeast. Friends are invited. Interment ut Ian
caster, Pa on Thursday ~
DE FRoUVILLE.-Aprll3 3, 1883, Mrs. ANDREA DIE
FROUvILLE.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No GO street southeast Thursday, April o. 1889.
GRISWOLD-At 1850 O'Clock a. m, on Wednesday,
the ith Instant, at Woodland u. G., near Onionown,
Mrs, FANNIE w. GRiswOLD, aged Is years.
The remains Will be taken TO Trenton, Oneida
county, N. Y, for interment.
HOUGHrON.-At Georgetown, ID. c., April 3, 1888,
CARLOS p HoUGnTOS, In the 9th year of his age.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
1901 Prospect avenue Thursday, at D. III.
Evening star please copyl, ~
SWAYZE.-On Tuesday, April 3. 1888, at 1853
o'clock a. M, HENRY ID. SwAYzE in the 74th year OF
isnge.
Funeral from his late residence No. 5i5 + street
northwest, Thursday, April 5, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend. ~
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fire, or what is occasionally worse than fire,
a stampede emptied of its occupants in q few
minutes without accident
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LOCAL MENTION.


Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in h. Ward" prints, at SOC. perl6.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk, &C. per quart.
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"IF solid happiness we prize" says the poet
Cotton, within our breast this jewel lics,p
but If we have cold there, the happiness can
only DO secured by using DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup,
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d WALTER d. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta
Walter ID. Williams ~ Co.,
AUCTIONEERS.

POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT SALE
FINE DIAMONDS. JEwELRY, AND GOLD
WATCHES
at public sale this evening at 1880 O'Clock and every
evening at the same hour until entire stock Is dis
posed Of at our salesroom, corner Tenth and u
streets acing PENNSYLVANIA avenue, being the stock
OF Mt $, GOldsteln, retiring from business.
our Instructions are to close ont the stock
as possible Great bargains at private sale during the
day.
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WATERFORD, 8. CDR. J, NJ. Klein says;
Browns Iron Bitters have given universal
satiSfaCtiOnn
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches. jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. sos Ninth street, near Penn.
sylvania avenue,
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Auttiom Sales.
Walter II. Williams 81 Co.,
ATffvTInNEEpa

EXECUToRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TuRB, OIL PAINTINGS, CiRyM. q, ENGRAY-
1NGs. BEDDING, SILVER PLATED AND CUT
GLASS WARE, &C, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTH, A. d. 1885,
OF TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell within and in
corner Tenth anu d streets northwest the personef
effects Of Mrs. G. D. H. Hall, widow OF the late H. NJ.
Han, of Washing on, d. G., named in pnrt Walnut
Bedsteads ana Bureaus, Gilt Frame Pier Mirrors,
Wicker Chairs, REVOLVING Chairs, Walnut Music
Rack, Mahogany Table, Walnut side Tables, MahoR-
any sofas upholstered In rep and plush. Easy Chns
fancy Reception Chairs, Wire-woven and Hair Mat
uesses, Feather Pillows and BOstprs Bedding 10 oil
Paintings, with goldleafed frames ~tcl Engraviugs,
GhromOs silver Plated Tea Service, Urn, Casters Cut
Glas5ware Bronzes, cutlery, China, Glass and Crock
ton.
Terms cash.
BY order Of the Executor.
npl.d WAlLIER Il WIIIIAMG & Annin
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OF every description executed neatly ut the short.
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN, job Rooms.
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SpstiaI NOtitss.
Ba PosToFFICE NOTICE

N.Y. EDw. II. THOMAS,
k2 Attorney ut Law,
Room No. s. front ROOM above main entrance War
ner Building, GIG Il street northwest.
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MarritS.

HoYT-MURPHY.-on Wednesday. April L. at
Trinity Church, Georgetown, u. e., fREpERIcK 4,
HOSr to FLORENCE ). MURPHY, niece Of Captain Il.
Il. Shepherd, of Georgetown The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. HOyt of New York. .
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EIsEMAN BROS, Dress suits, corner Seventh
and L,
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nSY% TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, sAToHELs.
PocKETBooKs, LETTER CASES,
SHAWL STRAPS. &C.. &C.,
In great varietya at
ToPHAM's POPULAR TRUNK AND HARNESS
FACTORY.
1891 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
=, REPAIRING.-Trunks. Bags, SC, promptly and
thoroughly repaired.
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- Proposals.
Il j. BROOKS q CO..
TORS
Manufacturers ana Dealers in all kinds of Govern
ment, Railway aud Steamship Supplies
10 CoURTLANDr STREET
NEW YORK,
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Milton Ford Explains.

SINGLE pants for boys. Eiseman Bros
corner Seventh and Il.
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Special Hotitts.
j. b. oLCoTT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
tear Of 1925 1 street northwest.

Handsome Carriages for Calls Receptions. &C., &c
Connected with Telephone Exchange. Fine Horses
and TurnOus always on hand and for sale. All or
ders promptly attended to.
Zoo fcr Il Inn. IT,
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Electric Flashes.

The river floods are slowly sub
siding.
Susan B. Anthony has gone to
Liverpool.
The work Of pumping out the
Braidwood mine progresses slowly.
A boiler in a brewery at st. Paul
exploded on the 22d, woundlny elev-
en- persons.
Seventeen deaths, thus far, are
reported rs the result Of the recent
school-house disaster in New York
City.
Eight persons were drowned on
the 23d, while attempting to cross
the Mississippi river i'll small boat
near VOLTS landing.
The Western Union Telegraph
company promises to give Brooks
underground electrical conduct sys-
TEN an effective trial.
A lot of dissatisfied laborers in
Chicago tore up and otherwise dam
aged 500 feet of the Chicago IL
Evanston railroad on the 23d.
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of ladies' wear. a like innovation is
promised III time 'r..l if not time
honorel custom. This is the begin
nin,. We hope, of new era III local
trade, which will ultimately result IN
eJi4:ti advantages with h-. markets.
I!e little steamer = -" has been
sod t. Me>sr,. ". +. Mitchell, Of
til, place, ana Beni Ltur ii.in, Of
South Bay, TOR the sum OF $1,000
! The new owners ATE both practical
men and possess the industry AID
enterprise that lea Is TO success i'll
III almost any undertaking. The
steamer will he devoted to general
! jobbing, and frequent trips t" ., >trr
Bay, Arcadia, and other points wh,lc
ba,lnes, requires.
The new timber track for logging
railway, built by Mr.. Mcintosh, is
HOW completed and tile Iiist load WAS
hauled over 1t TINS week. IL is
equipped with cars similar to Tia 1t
used on the Olympi, y Chehall, \;L
.ley road. Gully they are of !; broader
gauge and are drawn 10y tean.s The
track is about three lnlieS long and
passes from the bluff on the bay Just
above the Fair Grounds, easteriv, to
an excellent tract OF timber. 1t will
add very largely to the daily product
of logs and increase by correspond
ing ratio the volume of our " circu-
lating medium"
The new logging road of Mr..
Foster, on the west side Of the Lay,
begins at the creek near Percival's
Point, and runs in an easterly dilcc-
ton to the vicinity of Black lake,
, The track is to be narrow gauge,
built of 3O-pound iron, and equipped
with locomotive and cars of the most
approved pattern. 1t is already
graded two miles, and abou: 80 tons
of the iron has arrived ana 10 tons
more are in the Sound, which guar
antees steady prosecution of the
work. The new road will tap dis
trict Of country capable of supplying
from i ,OO0, 900 to $4,000 of the
best quality of timber for logs.
Our editorial brethren, several lit
erary friends, MIR. Austin, and many
others, whose names are more indel-
IDLY written than they would be in
print. have placed us under lasting
obligations for sympathy and aid the
past week. To one and all-thanks.
1t is such occasional slimpses of the
brighter side Of mankind that makes
the pathway of life seem to lead to
better things beyond, and verities the
axiom. "a touch of nature makes
the world akin" If there is anv
emotion which shall survive, when
material things pass away, it is Love;
that hidden impulse which goes out
unbidden whenever the key to the
heart is TUNED. 1t is said that God
is Love; let us hope that it is so, and
that all mankind are endowed in
some degree with the divine spark
that shall live forever.
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Capitalists at San Francisco are
about to invest considerable money
in the development Of Alaska's
latent resources. Takou is the OBJ
jective point Of their operations;
but the fisheries will not escape
their attention. Two canneries
will be established in the spring at
or near Carter Bay. The interest
that has been awakened in the
northern country will induce Il
great deal of travel and it is
thought th:t the Pacific Coast s
:. Co. will put the Columbia OF
some other of their fine steamships
on the route for two or more eX
curSion trips next summer.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Ncvay, Ind. Aug. 18th, 1881.
DIR. u }. KENDALL Il Co, Gents: Sam
pie of circulars received to-day. Please
send me some with my i'm print. printed
on one side only. The kenualrS SPAWN
Cure Is in excellent demand with us, aud
not only for animals, but tor human all
mentS also. MIR. JOS. EoriS. ono of the
leading farmers in our county, sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value of
the remedy for horses, tried it on himself.
aud II did far better than ne had Expected
Cured the Sprain in very short order.
Yours respectfully. 20. THIEBAND
Price 81. per bottle. or + bottles for So.
All druggists have it or can get it for YOU,
or 1t viii be- sent To any address on re-
ctirt of price h.: ia" proprietor>, DE. Il.
j. Kendall. Il Co.. E.Iosburgh Falls, vi.
Send tor illustrated circular.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
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Notice.
l.. :. LAND OFFICE,

L. :. LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. W. T., Jan. "a. 1883.
COMPLAINT having been entered al
Y ! this office by John barnett, against the
heirs ct William IL. Durham, deceased,
who are unknown. for abandoning Home
stead Entry No. 3, 1911. dated October 20.
1879 upon the y +. l.. of Section 30. Town
ship Is North. Range l " est, in ThurSton
county. Wa~hingt II Territory, also alleg.
ing abandonment 10y deceased during his
lifetime, with Il view to the cancellation of
said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
7th day OF March, 1883. at 10 o'clock A. M.
to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment; and il
appearing to our satisfaction that personal
service hereof cannot be had, service will
be made by publication. posting and nail
ing. in accordance with ules ID and II of
practice in District Land Offices.
JOHN 4. CONVEY, Register,
ROBERTO. STU ART, Receiver.
Jutlson II Isreal, Attys. for Conte>tan
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Lr Hir ham'. ;;". ten Bt'.,m y"
Cures C!ia"rr,>. first and second 81 'Lr;
Sores "iI !!;. !.r"> ;.,'i Hn;'y: >vl'hilit;c
Caiarrh ':.~.'L,Si >,ti,'. and a mr. ~
ar> forms OF the disease. Price. S. 90
Per bottle.
Le Niri,au'- G"l,,cn Ria sam No. :! Cares
Tertiary. Nrrrur:al and s.; :lili;I. kheu-
iiiitl>!aI. f;,iu> i'll the ison,.>. | !t.,r :tu0
Thg",t. SriiiiiI'r Ra>i, Iumr>, etc,
and ,:.,dirit = all s!.Sca>ts from the Sys-
tenn. whether c,,,s a lv had treatment
orr abuse ut mercury, leaving the blood
pure and healthy. Price, 50 ~ per Bot
tie
L- EIc::au's Golden Spanish AntiaiOte
tor III" r.ir,' OF tInnurr..rt, elect, etc.
Pre-, - ) per Bottle.
lie Riciia"', si"ldcn spanish, I"j.rtion. q
wash for the cure of Gl;.rt, Structures
Disease OF til" I r,'th:. AMI !;la der, c.c.
Price, 81 81 per Bottle.
Lr Riri,au'. Golden Ointment, for the
effective he aling OF Syphilitc Sores and
Erupti"n>. Price, 81 % per Bottle.
Also Agents tor Lee Richau's Golden Pills
for Weakness, loss of physical powers,
and all Diseases arising from abuse and
excess or oNcrwork. Price, 81 % per
Box.
Sent everywhere c. o. d. securely packed
per Express.
c. +. RICHARDS 4 CO., Agents.
427 and 429 SanSOme Street,
Corner Clay. San Francisco, Cal.
February "A, 1882. vi
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rhen, elect, Structure ~ phlils, in allits
forms, Seminal Weakness, ImpOtency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining a great deal of valuable
information, which he is competent to inn
part to those in need of his services. DIR.
GlBHON will make no charge unless he
effect a cure. Persons at distance may be
cured Mt home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for PACK.
age OF MEDICINE. Persons writing to the
a Doctor wi, win please state the name OF the
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Al
dress DIR. J. +. GIBBON, Box 1857 San
francisco.
May 18th, 1880. Nv
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To Plji:.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, " AsnINGToE TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, III com
~ plianre with the provision of the act
OF Congress approved June 3, 1878. entitled
" An act for the sale OF timber Lands in
the States of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" john Sa-
freed, ut ThurSt0n county. Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this Office
his application /" purchase the y W =
of \ +. !. Section -. i'll Township No Is
North Range Nc. = west OF the Willamette
Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or amy portion
thereof. are hereby required t. file their
claims in this office within sixty tG0l days
from date hereof.
Given under nv hand, at my Office in
Olympia. ". T., this 10Th day ot Fehrla-
nv, 4. u. lSS2.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
Fel6 Register ct the Land Office.
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,14lir(l::

In this place ON the 9TH instant of
splna! meningitis. .fter an exceedingly
brief illness, William Alden, youngest
son of john NJ. aud Eliza J. Murphy
aged Years months and 4 days.
The vctdurc has "a time to fade,
The flowers dav TO bloom.
But seasons are alike to Death,
Grim monarch of the tomb.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that. in compli-
~ ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled
" An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in
the States of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" Gustav Ros-
entlial of Thur>ion County. Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this Ollie
his application I" p,lrt t>c the y W !. of
the : " =. r i of : W ! and : /. !. at y
" i of Section No. thirty, in Township
No eighteen North. Range No. two west
| of the Willamette Mrrnii,n.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. ar any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims i'll this office within sixty l6U) days
from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my office i'll
Olympia, ". T., this 10Th day of Janlia-
ry, \. ID. 1881
JOHN +. CONVEY,
pec29 Register of the Land Office.
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A MAN named Fred Schwartz was
shot aud killed in the Palace Theater
barroo,n, in Portland, Oh the night
of the 22d ult., by William Wheeler.
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WHILE the prospect in Oregon for
good crops this year is not at all EN-
couraging, the farmers of Eastern
Washington anticipate much larger
Weld than usual.