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Wanted.

4 all Zines, live energetic men. to sell
n Tunison celebrated maps and charts
y" capital required. 500 per month guar
antced agents following our instructions
For particulars address
JOHN DIXON,
March 10. Sacramento, Cal,
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Samuel Mcclellan

is ever ready to do your work and guar
antee satisfaction.
% Mr.. p. Cook, the well-known wagon
builder, occupying the adjoining shop, ex
cellent facilities are afforded for building
wagons to o der or making repairs.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALITY.
Shop, the stand formerly occupied by
Geo. 5. Allen, corner Of Third and Wash.
ingtOn Streets.
Olympia, May q, 1881. II
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Treasurer's Notice.

I OLDERS of ThurstOn County Orders issued
i prior to Jan. LIST. 1888, will please present
them for payment. interest will not be allowed
on such orders after April 10Th, 1888.
j. II. MUNSON,
April 6, 1888. Co. Treasurer
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The steamships will hereafter leave
San Francisco every Friday for Vic
toria and the Sound.
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Gatlarritd.

on the 18th ultimo, at the residence of
J. W. Snider, in this place, bv Francis
Henry. J. p. Miss Maggie T.. Smith to
Mr.. William lIutchInan, both of Thurston
county.
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c0tw advertisements.
Lost.

4 GOLD ring with amethyst setting. \
"A liberal reward will he paid on return
oi the same. Address
l.. q. Box 1876.
Olympia, May 1. 1883.
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Two prisoners-John Van Blaicom
and VIM. \. Turner, escaped from
the Penitentiary last Sunday.
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The steamship San Pc'i'o ran INTO
the wharf at Tacoma, last Saturday,
and took out slice about 80 feet in
length and nearly the same in
breadth at the larger end of
the triangular opening thus made.
Damage $4,000; the steamship was
apparently uninjured.
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Nv or Of ar sec 81 to 10 II rye W. 4D acres s
Sc or of ne ar and ne or of Sc or sec 25 tpI9
nrs"aw. sOacrps. ..............'.... s rs
Ne or OF sc ar see Up l6n rye 3 west, 40
acres 90. ......... -. .......... 31s
Lot sec p II n rye W II acres .... 81
Lot 3 sec 26 tp 10 II rge3 W. 81 acres -. =. . 80
~ or of w or and lnt~ ; 3 and sec 2s tp19
II r,e3w. IJl aCr .....-.. ...... $500. 6 "A
WILLIAM BILLINGS,
Sheriff -! Ihur>ton County w. T..
Dated OlNmnia, April I3. 1883.
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MOSES Atkins, cook III camp on
Green river, aged 3S and unmarried,
a native OF Lincolnshire, England,
accidentally shot and killed himself,
while hunting, on the 18th instant.
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OSCAR Wiley, aged 2G, died at
Oakland on the Both ult. He leaves
wife and three children.
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MINNIE, daughter of John and
Lydia Mayes, died on Hawks Prai-
RE, on the 18th ult.
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LATE APPOINTMENTS. The Presi
dent has appointed Oliver Wood, of
Ohio, Iudian Agent at Quinault,
Patrick Buckley to the same office at
puyallup, and Chas. Willo lghby at
Neah Bay.
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FIRTY thousand dollars worth of
powder is to be used in a single
blast to tumble over Il mountain on
the Yuba river, California. That
State never does things by halves.
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GlN. MIlroy has established a gov
eminent at Siucoc res rvatlon, some
thing like our county service, with
Indians for commissioners, auditor,
sheriff, etc. They seem to like the
novelty of the plan, and there is
every indication that 1t will work
well.
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he ""'d"oih near me ho!icf q.
.... vh,,o flat .+e.,o., wa. ,onrd.
;u. po,t \n.pu.,, ami emma vary.
,.,, r..n,,iun in a,,,.h.r .ar.,I.
.o.,;,,. I..., IL, .u,,,,., .v.v
.;.,1.,. ....I .l.o ,.r,,.,,,.
.,,,l,..,,;,r of u.t.r ,bo lama.
n.,..,.,, ,l.,..l un.IDr .o]r.,.i,n
,,, a.. ..Ii Wa. $50, r,,ll...,.i,.
..i,.,. ,,,. f.. ,b,.. "a. L.,,l uLo
we've hot h'eIed ~ IA I'ie i"HrN.
cy,lnn, in fin. NL,-i-.i,,,i valley
L... ,..,,..l nm .vn.l,. uf ,nnrla f,nu,
fine !ina of ITS pathway Real e.,,t.
y ,,...,ale almost oh i,erat.l and III,
,.,ni. .,,. ,.f, j., , h.},.l..s ,..,.1,.
,;,n T,. ,.1,.f ,..o.;.,,,,
ever ahh"uilc"N that Il Is fnI'y pre-
jared /" 'cii"v' 'he de-iltn;e.
T,. p..,l.,In-rr >,..I..t 49,
.,.,,s ,b,. week .,,l,,,.I T., 81, ,,., ,
.I,,,u ,,,a, ..u..,,..,, ,lo ,.l
,,anLir I,.n,tr,, : and - cnurl.,.
.,,u,,,v If S,a,c .nd T.ui,,,,.l
,,vs Il i n,w IN = posi,ion from
which II can solicit patronage Will
'he confluence "h'ch merit WIZ
rants.
G,v N,l,,v L,. established. unr.
ernmentot S,ncoe res rvat,o, same
tbino like our comfy service with
Indians Tor commissioners, auditor,
she lif, etc. They seem to like the
novelty OF the plan, and there is
every indication that 1t Will work
well.
HE steamship Sd" Pr't'" ran MIC
the wharf at Tacoma, last Saturday,
and took out slice about 81 feet III
length and nearly the same IN
breadth at the larger end Ct
c,nno ),
LATE APPOINTMENTS. The Presi-
dent has appointed Oliver Wood, of
n' -, - -.
n,,,. 49,, c,, v,;,I. .,I -.
=,
-.
FIRTY thousand dollars worth of
po" " ~ " -
' W -. ~ "
a. eno W." '
'''''0 "O'e' ''1' 'nl"7S " '"''
49,,
MoShs A'A'hs' COOK III il camp Oh
"feeh ii'er' age" DO III" unmarried
ha'i'e Oh L'hcoihsnire' EiSiahd'
Will. bnn,;no On tho 95,b instant
MR. - H. L''erlhore an" MISS
A1Sle IL. Boys, DOtn OF HCUulum,
Chehalis county were married Mt the
Occidental Hotel, in Portland. ON
the Dad u]t
H.G MARSH of Winchester Ind.
the newly Amounted Receiver of the
Vancouver land of,ica has arrival
ana entered upon the duties OF his
ofhce.
THr crowded state of our columns
Will not admit OF the pubiicatohs
OF MIR. L. II. Moore reJtlhder to
10 the Jersey Dues TINS week.
OSCAR Wiley, aged 2G, died ut
Oakland Oh the 3Oth ult. He leaves
Two prlSOnerS-JOhn Van BlalcOm
wv
anu WIN. y. Turner, escaped from
the Penitentiarv last Sunday
'N '''0
49,
HE steamships will hereafter leave
~, w.
Dan rfaucisco every rflday Tor VIC
toria and the Snu,d
-
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MARY S, wife of Frank H. Wins
low, died at Port Townsend, on the
25;h ult.
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THE crowded state of our columns
will not admit of the publications
of Mr.. p. d. Moore's rejoinder to
to the Jersey Blues" this week.
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MIR. J. Il. Livermore and Miss
Assie II. Boys, both of Hoquium,
Chehalis county, were married at the
Occidental Hotel, in Portland, on
the 23d ult.
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IhTrston County
DELINQUENT TAX * LIST

y '' !. - 'H-'i'. --''.. ',.. ., .U h,r.i, OF
,''' d" .>"ti..' i". n.'. i.t--,- p, ,a- LII,
-''-' I''' &" ii'' l'i.,'" = W,,-n.I.-Inn.
ii - 49, ~ ). "h
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See Here +!

IF you have any horsesto shoe, wagons
L mend, or anything else to do in the
BlaCdsnthing line, remember that
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H. G. MARSH, of Winchester. Ind.
the newly appointed Receiver of the
Vancouver land office, has arrived
and entered upon the duties of his
office.
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Tn Portland Daily >ta"Jard ap-
pears TIN, week enlarged to an u4' +
column paper, containing the iclt-
,laphc dI,patchCs and complete
summary Of State and Territorial
Aews. 1t is how IN IL position from
which it can solicit patronage with
the confidence Which merit war-
r:illtS
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The steamship Eureka was wrecked
ill Peril Straits, Alaska, on the Both
ult.
THE Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows meets in Seattle next Tuesday.
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UNKNOWN.
; hf of So or and nv ar of Sc ar of Sc Or
sec4 tip ~ rye ", - acres . 49,.
" hf of ST Ir sec tp ~ II rye W, 80 acres
Part of 81 ar of sw or sec 1 tip ~ n rye W.
3JaCrrs. ......-.-...-.-.--... -. ....-.
IF of sw ar of sw or sec tip ~ rye W,
u aclcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
S hf Of lot sec Il tp 10 n rye W, Is acres.
Lot 2 soc D tp 10 u rye W, 80 acres.
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Hoy. Il. Il. w ar of Nv or sec tp 10 rye
", H. acre> part OF lot u Described
III n deed rec, rucd i'll book = al deeds PAGE
aiu located III >rc : tp ~ II RE | ". ID
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ll"d.C"n. stephen, lot and Il ri blk 1, Tcnn0
llcr>cy, Mary and sarah Jamc-, the two
thirds Interest undivided in the Lincoln
FIGURING Nil! situated III III" Village OF
Fumwltrr and hi oi the wiic'- hf H. +.
llrnnc>> donation cla III III tip Ia Il rye =
W lLU ;irft~ ............. $500
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UNKNOWN. TENINO.
Lots I. - 3, g. T. &. and of blk I...... 4 80
- |, and of blk ) .....-.......... az
" .. Il. ana 3 OF blk ! ......... ........ > 20
" l., 3 and Of blk d . ......... > ~
!, =, and of blk ............. .. 2 20
" and of blk \ ...... ........ , p
|, = 3 and of blk . ............... IL.
|. >, 3 and If blk 10 ............... = 20
blks = and : .... .......... ..... .. Iii
UNKNOWN, PArERSON'S ADDITION To OLYMPIA
lots 10. II and Il of hlk 6l Observation-Disclosures. = -
!, H. :, s. 9, 10, II and - of blk TO $500. 345
UNKNOWN, CENTRAL ADDITION To arIA,
lot Il of blk ................ y ca
UNKNOWN. FIRST MILL ADDITION T4TUAwATEK.
Lots !, 4. =. and : of blk 2........o w ~
|, IL and l. and II hf of lot Ii of blk l.. > 80
!. ;, II and Il of blk ). ................. = -
UNKNOWN, SECOND MILL ADDITION To TT xwArER
lots |. :, ). !, ;, and of blk s....... "a,
bihS anu : --.--.. ...-.-.-.. ! ~
fdhu > --.-.- .-......-.-- .-...-........ l M
anu -. .-.-- .....-..--.-..- '"
OLYMPIA.
LOT : ol hik Nv .-..-.----... .--..--...- : ~
- al blk =, ....... ......-.. ........ -
of Blk a ....... ... e. ..........- IS
UNKNOWN, OLYMPIA, SWANS ADDITION.
Lots and of blk 5....... .-..--.... zoe , %
- 3 and of blk 3d.. 80. ........... %
). d aud ot Blk -. o.. ..... ...... 10
Band IL of blk - ............ ......... o.
Jand d of blk ~ ....... .......... 3 ~
TNkNowS.
; hf of Sc or and qr of Sc ar of Sc Or
sec4 tp ~ II rye / ", - acres. =. ... 3 "a
" hf of ST Ir sec tp ~ II rye W, 50 acres ) =,
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General News.

The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western earned
IL $40 per cent. on the stock in 1882.
President Dillon says the Union Pacific will
not close it's Office in New York and do all their
business at the head office, Boston.
The large railway systems in this country. op-
Grated and controlled by one company, rank as
follows: Pennsylvania railroad, 6,43S; Missouri
Pacific system, 5,772; Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, 1900; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
4,06S; Union Pacific 3.673 Chicago & North
western. $500; Wabash st. LOUIS & Pacific
S,425; Grand Trunk, $500; Central Pacific,
3,l00.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
organized thirty-two new divisions last year
making total of 1876 subdivisions IN good stand,
Inc, and during the same time the sum of $40.
O37.o6 was paid to the families aud relatives of
deceased members, and TO members who were
rendered unfit for employment through railroad
accidents During the past fourteen years 81 =
2eo,934 has been paid out of the insurance bene-
fit fund Of the society.
The Pennsylvania people announce that the
transfer steamer Maryland, which Inns been off du
" Tor about two months, will be put on again Feb
II, when the Washington, Philadelphia and Bal
Ilmore line Will be resumed. The steamer has
been thoroughly ovrrhauled, the engines having
Dcen taken out aud completely repaired; the
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Superior Court.

Room No Hon, Napoleon d. Taylor. Judge.
James f. Mann vs. Belt Railroad and Stock
yard Company. Motion for new trial overruled
and judgment on verdict for So 900. Appealed Co
general term.
e. r. Warman VS.. Rosanna Miles. Suit on
note. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Room No. 2-Rou. Daniel W. Howe. Judge.
GeoW. New Henry Campbell ct AL Suit to
recover real estate said 10y PLAINTIFF to have
been obtained by fraud by defendant. On trial
by jury.
Adeline Harrington VS.. Emma j. Harrington,
executrix. Motion for new trial averruled.
Jennie Smith, administrative, VS.. Howard g.
Denig. Motion for new trial overruled
Room No. Sion. Lewis G. Walker. Judge.
Oetalie Smith ct al. va. Thomas d. Campbell
ct al; suit on note Dismissed and costs paid.
James A. Palmer ct al. VS.. Samson NJ. Hous-
ton ct al; suit on account. Dismissed as to Ed
ward Houston.
Christiana johnson VS.. William F. johnson;
suit for divorce. On trial by tho court.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
Manufacturing Establishment

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an Or
der and decree of the Circuit Court of Tippeca-
noe county, in the State OF Indiana, in a cause
wherein William II. Barbee OF al are plaintiffs
and Thomas Harding Is defendant, the under
signed receiver appointed therein, will, on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY
1888,
at the manufacturing establishment OF the late
firm of Harding, Barhee & Co., on the northeast
of Lafayette county and State aforesaid, sell at
public auction for cash. the boiler, engine, ma
chfnery, tools, patterns and appliances OF all
kinds, heretofOrs used by them in the business
of manufacturing iron fences, crossings, Jail
work and other work, and also the good Will of
said establishments
Also at same time and place for cash, at pub
lie auction, all the stock of iron and materials of
various kinds on hand and used in said business,
the probable value of which is about six thou
sand dollars (S6,000l; and all the foregoing of
the probable value of twelve Thousand dollars
(Sl2.000) Also, three certain patent rights
lately belonging to said firm. secured
by letters patent from the United States-one,
No. 1o7,5l2, for an Improvement in machinery
f0rupsetting iron bars and making bulbs thereon
used in the manufacture of iron fences, and one
No. 40, $780, for designs and specifications for
sued respectively in December, 1874, and De-
cember, 1875.
Also, at same time ana place, hut not in any
way connected with said business, | Will. AS
such receiver sell in the manner aforesaid the
right OF said firm and the members thereof to cer-
tain letters patent issued from the United States
May %, 1882, for Improvement in tubular sec
tional steam boilers.
Full information as to said property any
part thereof can he had by calling upon or adj
dressing NE at Lafayette, Iud.
WILLIAM j. ATWELI-, Receiver
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Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
State vs. Robert Dawson: perjury. On trial by
iurv
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couveyances 7; consideration $3.50, 897 o
suburban Trains ON che PanhandIe,

superintendent Miller has, with character
istc enterprise arranged to run frequent trains
from this city out on his road particularly TO ac-
commodate the citizens of Irvington, Cumber-
land Greenfield and Knightstown. The arrange
ments are not yet all complete, but it is under
stood that three extra trains each day will be
run to the most distant stations named, and
probably more to Irvington, so that the local
traffic may have the most liberal acc0mmoda-
lions. This is a step in the right direction.
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The report of Township Trusted <itz for Janu-
airy is as follows Marked for regular relief, 10.
marked for one order only, 297; marked poor
house, 8; passed away 40; buried, II; refused
aid, 24l; total, 6l3. Number drawing relief Jan.
ing, 80; added during the month, TO- receiv-
Ing aid at this date, 80. Expenditures-2O5
grocery orders at 81 $40: L So loads of coal at
So, 465; 66 half loads of wood at So 8, Sal 80:
transportation, $41.90; burial cost, 6770
theavier than usual); total, 81, 1850.
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REMEMBER THIS, IF YOU ARE SICK.

REMEMBER This, If fUU A6E SlUh,
II you are sick. HOP BITTERS will surely aid
nature III making you well again when all else
fails. If you are comparatively WELL but feel
the need of a grand tonic and stimulant. never
rest easy till you made new being by the
ue9 of
HOP BITTERS.
II you are costive or dyspeptic or are suffer-
ering from any other of the numerous diseases
you remain ILL., for
HOP BITTERS
are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints
ney disease. stop tempting death this moment,
and turn for cure TO
HOP BITTE RS.
If you are sick with that terrible sickness.
Nervousness. you Will find "Balm i'll Gllead"
in the use of
HOP BITTERS.
matte district, harricade your system against
the scourge OF all countries-malarlal, epidemic,
bilious. and intermittent fevers-bv the Use of
HOP BITTERS,
II you have rough, pimply. or sallow skin. bad
breath. pains and aches, and feel miserable gem
orally. HOP BITTERS will give you fair skin
rich blood. the sweetest breath. health and com
fort. In short, they cure ALL diseases OF the
Stomach, Bowels. Blood, Liver. Nerves, Kid
will not cure or help, or for anything impure or
injurious found in them. That poor, bedridden,
invalid wife. sister. mother or daughter, can be
made the picture of health by few bottles Of
HOP BITrERs costing but a trife.
Will you let them sufferl
Cleanse, purity and enrich the blood with HOP
BITrERS, and you will have no sickness or sui
fering or doctors bills to pay.
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HOP BITTERS
AZURE AT LAST.

The evidence is over
whelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes more
directly than any other
to the seat of the dis
ease, and has resulted
in more cures within
the range of our obser-
walton than all other
remedies. w likes =
barre. Pa, Union Lea =
der. Dec. lg, 1879.
We hear from custo-
meTs the most f1atter-
ing reports of Ely's
Cream Balm. an arti-
Gle of real merit.
SMITH, KLINE & Co. =,
wholesale druggists,
Phila.. Pa.
Apply by the little
hnger into the nostrils.
By absorption it eff
fectually cleanses the
nasal pas5a geS of ca l.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana, for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ, Jan, 81, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT BUTLER, abstracters OF
titles, room No. 8, Hlrna Building:
Samuel Love and Manda, his wife,
to Benjamin Davis, warranty deed
to LOTS, in Am isa Stone, jr., ct ais
subdivision of Outlots 90, 81, 90
andIh south half OF 81, IN the city
of Indianapolis. ....--.........:+. $l,o95,oO
Frederick Schmidt and Emile, his
wife, to Louise Pfatflin quit claim
to lots 2, 6, and s, in James
Franks subdivision of part of the
southeast quarter of section IA,
township 10, north of range east,
an addition to the city of Indiana
polls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Artemus n. Hadey and Elizabeth NJ,
his wife, to Silas NJ. Shepherd, war
ranty deed 10 part of the southeast
quarter of section 81, township Ia,
north of range east; also, part of
the southeast quarter of section 21,
township 4, range east. LOO
Henry j. Mauer and Ann. his wife, to
Christian Fischer, warranty deed to
lot SO, in James NJ. Ray, trustees
subdivision of the southeast part
of outlot 159, in the city of Indiana
apOls. 10000
Francis NJ. Churchman ct al. to An
drew W. McOuat, warranty deed to
the northeast quarter of section 90,
township 16, north of range 2 east;
also, the east half of the southeast
quarter of section %, township 16.
north OF range easI, and also, that
part of the southeast quarter of sec
tiOn 26, township l6, north OF range
2 east -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Stephen X. Fletcher, administrator,
by order of the Circuit Court of Ma
rion county, to Albert f. Fletcher,
administrator, deed to lots to IS
inclusive, in Eli N Coopers subdi-
vision of lot SO, in Albert E. and In
gram Fletcher's Oak Hill subdivIs-
ion to Indianapolis. --........-.:.:, $4,000
Thomas A. Goodwin and Content l..
Goodwin, to James Gordon, war
ranty deed to lot 80, In McKernan
e. Perce's subdivision of the middle
part of outlot 121 in the city OF In
dianapolis ,........................ 100000
-.
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THE DAY'SRAILWAY NEWS.
indianapolis Lines Have Already Or
dered 600 Tons of Steel Rails.
P, C. & st. L. to Put ON Suburban Trains
Latest Rumors Regarding the l., b.
& wv. and L., n. A. & c.



G. L. Musey, agent of the White Line at Day
Son, is in the city,
H. R. Duval, general manager of the Erie
9ast-freight lines, is to be in the city to-day.
sunerintendent Miller, OF tie P, G. & st, L., is
in the city. posting the new master mechanic,
Mr.. Arp. to his duty,
Al. Cassett, W. L. Scott and A. Schell are
sad to be of the blood that is going into the
Denver & Rio Grande road.
Col. Joseph Hill, superintendent Of the Van
dalia Line, andN X. Elliott, master of transpor-
fatIon, are in the city on official business.
]. 8. Bell to-day takes the agency of the T., B. &
". company ut New Ross vice A. Lowell; VIM.
Ellis, agent at Mount Clair, wee J. W. Gregg re-
signed.
Chief Engineer Jackson and his corps of Engi-
neers. of the Chicago d Indianapolis AIR Line
yesterday removal their headquarters from In
dianapolis to Chicago.
J. II. Jacks, of Peru, Ind, who for years was
travelling passenger agent of tbs Hannibal q
st. Joe road has been appointed travelling agent
of the Northern Pacific.
n. c. Townsend, general rger agent of
the Wabash, ST. Louis g. Pacific, ia short his
.sachel which contains all his annual passes for
1888. Some thief picked it up in hotel at
q which he was stopping.
F. Glathart has been appointed agent of the
Bee Line at Belfast, O., vice g. W. Bailey, trans
disappointed agent at Lamorie, o., vice F. Gla-
thhrt, transferred. Appointments to take effect
to-day.
J. w. WATSON. general manager of the Canada
Southern Fast Freight Line, asks for suspen
sion of applications for the position OF agent OF
that line at Indianapolis for the time being. A
few days since it was announced in the Jou nal
thar X. C. ]. Pendleton, agent of this line, was
being pressed to take the general superlnten
deney of the mining interest in the far West
In which he and number of Mich
gan interested, and that he would
take the superiRtendency providing their propo-
eitinn satisfactory. Since that date appli-
sCaTjOnG for Mr. Pen0letOu'R position have pOured
in on General Manager WATSON until he calls q
halt
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