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PETROLEUM.
Titusyille.

Titusyille.
TTrusvrILE, Pa, November 1.-THE
market opened at 704c; highest !3tc;
lowest TOlc, and closed at 725c, National
Transit shipments l0l,7 TIA barrels; charters
34,027 barrels.
OIL CITY.
On CIrY, Nov. l7.-National Transit
certificates opened at 7l!c; highest 13lc,
lowest Tic, and closed at 72Jc. Sales q
l47, 900 barrels; clearances 4,2l2,000 bar
rels; runs 1919 barrels; shipments l02,-
IT'S barrels; charters none; Oil City ex-
change stock $425 bid; $3.50 asked.
rs Pittsburgh.
PrrTsBURsH, Pa. November l7.-Aher-
noon market steady and rallied TO 13c,
closed steady at 725c.
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TETTFR OF THE SCALP.

1 was slrsost perfectly bald, caused By letter O.
the top Of the scalp. l used your Cuticura Rsmedies
shout six weeks, aud they cared my scalp perfectly
and now my hair is coming back rs thick as II ever
was J.fs
War1 RsRoRoi. TEX.
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Mbefias 8esister


A RRIvAL AND DEPARruRs OF rRAIS.-
IA ~kxPLANAIleN OF R~ErkKxNcE MARxs: eOaly.
ISunday excepted. monday exeepted-whesling
lime:
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FINANCE N TRADE.

Money hi 1-s Per Cent.-Governments
. Steady Stocks Love or Flour Dull
Wheat Lower.
New YoRK, November l7.-Money easy
st l@l4 per cent; closed offered at l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper sos per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
4S0l; demand 484f.
GOyERNNENTs-Steady.
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~ Hayo Nu6eredr


With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, 7. J. Anderson, recommending
"Hop Bitters" to me,
/ used two bottlesl
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bitters to every n {. J. ID.
Walker. Buckner, Mo.
/ write this as 9
Token of the great appreciation / have Of
your Hop
. Q Bitters. Twas ahaicted
With innammatory rheumahsmla
Seven years, and no medicine seemed to
do me any
Good!ll
Until l tried fwo bottles of your Hop Bit
ters, and to my surprise ! I'm as well to-day
as ever was. / hope
"you may have abundant success"
I'm this great and"
Valusble medicine:
Anyonel = \ wishing to know more
about my cure2
eau learn by addressing me, E. NJ.
"IilLdulo, 1AOO 1ul ouOC1 "oohAhhsOhi
D. c. -
i consider your
Remedy the best remedy In existence
For Indigestion, kidney
"And nervous debility. Ihave Just
Returned
From the south in o ~fruitless search for
health, and find that your Bitters are doing
me more
Goodl
Than anything else;
A month ago | was extremely
"Emaciatedill'
And scarcely able to walk. Now I Am
Gaining strength! and
"Fleshp'
And hardly a day passes but what l am
4 as Il
c~ompimented on my improved appearance,
and it is all due to Hop
Bittersl J. Wicklifs Jackson,
- Wilmington, DEL
ss-None genuine without q bunch Of green Hop
On the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stuff with Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
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eDsiiy except Sunday.
Evansville Aoconnodation leaves Wheeling q
40 P. L., Belairs at S;9O 2. 4. daily sxosps Sun
DAY.
hoandsyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
ll:S5 A. n. and arrives a. AoundGvtlle At l2:l5 r. l.
Tally except sunday.
Gloverls Gap Accommodation leaves q &:io P:h.
Through coach trom Wheeling 10 Columbus on No.
:, leaving wheeling at s:l6 A. H., arriving " ="
B. 4 O. sleeping cars on ill through tainh .
o. Coee connection made for all points south and
southwest, North and Northwest, making this . d.
Sirable route for ~colonists and perons moving 70 Inc
srest vest, and to whom particular attention y
Siven.
Tickets to all principal points on sale al depot
sleeptng car accommodations can Be secured At D.
THos H. b. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent b 4 o. Depot
20 JOHN BAlLlE,
Ticket Agent, under NcLure House.
JOHN T LANE, Tay. PasssnSsr Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS NJ. OFT.
r. I. DEvRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JUNE IS, 1884, passenger tnin,
will run ss follows, Wheeling N
DKPARTuRKs.
For Pittsburgh-s:SS .. m, " 20 - m, daily
For Waskington-6:S a. m, 1890 g. m, 5:S5'
H.; Triadelphia sos p. m, daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS.
From Pittsbursh-l:2 20 p. m, 7:0 p. m, daily 81
From Wsshipston-s:loa M, las p. m, 7:2op
{. K. LORD, General rssenser Agent
THOS NJ. KING, General Supt
. E d, SMITH. Pas Agt, P1tuburrh.
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WITH BLOrCHEs.

IWantto tell you that your Cutieura Resolvent Is
MAGNIFICENT. About three months tgS ny lace va
covered with blotches, and after u.ing three bottle
o. Pesolyeut, / was perfectly cured.
FRET ERICK MATTREE.
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IVY POISONING.

For all cases OF poisoning by ivy or dogEood, car
warrant CutieIra TO cure every time. i nave SOLO
il for i've years and Il never fails
HoLLEror, MAS.
Sold everywhere. cUrcuARl, 80 cents; SOAP
Is cents; REsULvEST, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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'ai not hry from me what SSiits Specific has
-s tr Ne. I; crrCi the ri 'crotIia IN il worst
Alter [ hal - Tred With il ittstB lon yeJrS
4 ri wed al tie renelies. only 70 break down
lssiih and make me almost helpless.
MRS ELIZABETH BANER,
AcsOrlh, Ca, July -, ISL
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DRY GOODS.


NEw YoRK, November lT.-Dry Goods
There has been considerable doing in brown
and colored costons, but mostly at private
terms. For other classes OF goods setec
lions are for present needs, OF which orders
have taken fair quantities.
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0YKEs BEARD ELIXIR FORCES LUxU:
liant mustachea Whisksr or hzr on bad
keoas In q 10 50 days 30 injury. Easily used
Peat, he world Two or three packages dsthe vofL
VIII prove II or forfeit $40. III pa peckags Win
directions, ssaled snd postpaid, 25eenta TIRE ies
cent, stanpe or silver. L A. u. Shiih .a
agents, PalainA Of
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A PRIZE. i: 4: Z: =: :: !: e :; !: !: =; =; z: 9;
ight svzv than anythiag ehr In this ~
~. awsff ths vsrkeu sS-siutriy Ura
True %. AuSuSa HEns
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Passenger train daily tscisdins sunday Aees
ucdstlon tnin. run daily exoepf egndsy i
JOHN a. r0MIlS90N,
Tiekst Agent, Whesiing. W Va
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r.. R.
CoNDENsED TINE TABLE or PASSENGER
u Trains corrected July q, iss4-C Central Standard
lime:
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eOssAMER GARMENTS FREE!

To introduce 'Hsspy Days" our nev is page
Iu~ rstsd Magazine, we win send free 70 any isdJ
Sndinr 26 ca. IN stamps for 3 mouths subscdption,
two Ladies' Full Sized Waterproof Gossa-
mer Garuents with catalogue Of other rnbber
,roods provided they win show them 10 their friends
nd induce other sales. address
PUBS. HAPPY DAYS, HARTFoRD. Uss.
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FLOUR A AND FEED.

wheeling.
FLOUR AED GRkE.
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TOLEDO, o., November l7.-Wheat-
Dull and lower; No. , red cash and No
vember 67Ac asked; December Gle; jan
lary roc asked; No. 2 soft 764@SOc
Corn-Dull and dropping; No. 2 cash and
November 42c: year 374c; May 3Sc bid.
Oats-Dull, No. 2 white 29c; No. 2 cash
ard November &c. Clover Seed-Quiet
prime cash and November 81 90; Decem
ger 81 62! asked.
, 1884-02-07
Sunday Reading.

1t must make a clergyman feel
;omplimented after delivering q ser
non an hour long to see IL three inch
eport of it in the paper next day pre-
Jded by the words, the substance of
Rev. Mr.. Textural's sermon Is CIV n
Glow"
Clerk Anything else! Here's a
Guide to Holiness. Perhaps You
vould like a copy?" Customer
Published this yearz" Clerk - Last
ear, I believe" Customer-"NoI
.uess L won't take it. There have
cen SO many changes, You know.
there'll be a new edition, probably
I'll wait for itr'
The Independent says: Again, any
lew institution or benevolence which
appeals to the public for support
,hould be scanned with friendly but
critical eyes, and we should be able to
ay no to it with generous decision,
Inless it can make it plain that it
ioes not cover ground already occu-
lied by some other christian force
md that 1t does stand over against
some real want of the world.
That liberality ought neither to be
'ra 'ticed nor praised which does not
i've its good gifts 10 men in accord
Ice with sound judgement and IN
Jew of the deductions of broad and
comprehensive Christian economics.
Che later Roman pagans used some
lines to give large bequests to per
petuate their own names, or to have
annual feasts celebrated in their
memory; but to found a college for
he sake of attaching ones owa
lame to 1t, especially if it must stand
n perpetual rivalry against some
ieiShbOring institution, is more like
the pagan iberality than the charity
# self denying love which Christ
gave as the new commandments his
disciples"
The Independent remarks: 'Ali
Dver the country, North and South,
Cast and West, though in various
for ms and in different degrees, the
t lmily feels the effects of our wret"n
al system of marriage and divorce
dWs and other evils As keenly alive
to the successive polygamy of the
states as to the simultaneous power
it III the Territories. we ask Tor
such commission. The movement
should be Independent of other
ISSUES, and of course of party politics
lnd of ali sectional strifes. We have
long enough lamented our wez kness
IN graphing first with the corruption
It Oneida and now with polyg my
from our own wallowing in divorce
and for several years the North. il
the best quarters, as been earnestly
seeking to make itself be ter. Fol
every word of censure we have fol
Utah, we now have in the besl part
Of the press, another fer reform in di
vorce. We hope the approval that
leading citizens privately give of the
suggestion by men of all parties vii
s: eadily take practical shape.
, 1884-02-07
Southern Manufactures.

Alabama now has % cotton mills.
Georgia 81. North Carolina 80, South
Carolina 81, Tennessee 33, Virgins;
IA. MAJ iyland "a, Louisiana z, NIissis-
sippi IL, Texas 6, Kentucky 5, Ar
kansas 4, Florida z In 1884 thes.
mills are expected to produce S35,
100000 to S40,000,000 worth of goud,
The South III 1880 had 296 manufac-
tories of agricultural implements
that turned out a product of $3,557,
GOA, and since that year this interes
has greatly increased. In 1880 ther.
were made in the South $50, ,S92 plows
nearly onf fourth the entire produce
of the Union. But since that dat
the product has doubled, that o.
Georgia alone in 1883 being 250,000
4 noticeable feature of agricultural
implement-making is the introdur-
ton of Southern inventions Ma
chimes and implements do not al
come from the North as formerly,an,
the inventive genius of the South II
developing. In iron and steel tn.
production of the South rose from
354, $40 tons in 1870 to 614,971 tons
IN 1880, and in 1890 it is expected
that the census will exhibit a larger
production for the three states of Ala
bama, Georgia and Tennessee THAI
the entire Union was producing il
1860. 1he development of tue irol
interests in northern Georgia an
Alabama, and tine growth of Biz
minghGm as its center, are the mar
vels OF progress in the new Souti
When it l. reflected that this indus
trial impetus has ;:risen wholly since
he war, and powerful though it h.-
it IS but just started, what may not
be eXpec. ed of that section WitEii
the next decade?
, 1884-02-07
United States District Land Office, !

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance
with the yrovIsi0ns Of the act of Congress ap
Droyed June 3. ISIS. EMIT ed "An aci lor tne
sale oi timber lands IN tne SttIes OF 30;
Oregon. Nevada and Washinsto on territory,
C,hf,- F.. Andar-ou of Jefft'r &0n 10. washington
frI1 il ,ry has this day filet in this ofilee Els
fse or OF section j. ard ne or of ne Or OF lection
9 a and 81 in township 20 north. range ? vest OF
he willamette Meridian.
ANY and all PERSONS claiming adversely thS
s.,i Il 1est.l ibed land. or any T6Ttion fnefeoi
are hereby required 10 file their Claims III inns
or'cP within sixty tfJ) days from care hereoi.
Given under my hand at my Office, IN OiyIn- :
mia. W. T., this as. h day of Noy., ~. 1883
ri- INV JoHS 2. CONVEY, REGIsEER
, 1884-02-07
The Chinese.
6. I. CLr0micIc.l

s. +. Chronicle.
Among tue official papers relating
to the Chinese Restriction Act, which
the Secretary of the Treasury sent to
the Speaker of the House on Friday.
was one mentioned in Orr Washing
ton dispatches as ruling by the As
sistaut Secretary French, on ques-
ton presented by the United States
Customs Collector at El PasO, Texas.
There are two towns of that name.
both on the Rio GTande. Ore is i'll
Texas. the other in Mexico. 1t APP
pears that a number Of Chinese settled
IN the Mexican Ell Paso. are in the
habit If crossing the river into the
Texas FL Paso for pleasure and bus
mess. The business is selling vege-
tables produced by the lal'or of the
Chinese in Mexico After their bus
mess Is finished for the day they re
turn TO the foreign bank of the river.
TIE Collector wanted to know what
10 DO with the visitors. and tine As
,iStant Secretary officially informed
him 1--WE quote from the dispatch);
First-That collectors must issue
certificates to ali Chinese who leave
he country.
Second That where they go and
come every day. the Chinese can keep
heir certificates, showing them when
necessary
Third-Those engaged in garden
ing in Mexico cannot he regarded as
'ahOrers. because they are engaged in
business; and as their object is not
% labor in the nited States, they
must be admitted at all times.
The first and last of these instruc-
ions we think very clearly wrong and
IN violation of both the letter and
he spirit of the Restriction Act. II
IS not II that Act every Chinaman"
leaving the country must he given a
certificate of right to return. 1t is a
light only given to those who lived
here at the time the Act was passed
Thousands may have came into the
eountry-and there is reason to be-
ieve have cOme-from British Col
1mhia, Mexico and elsewhere, who
had not been here before the passage
# the Act, and have therefore no
light here and no right to a certifi-
cute And other thousands of the
,ame kind are expected TO come and
ire irving to come. This instruction
IS misleading to collectors. and opens
he door to fraudulent entries. AS
TO the third instruction, though the
Yet may be wanting in 4 sufficient
definition of the words merchant"
nj 81 - - 20 Ihn
'lainly false construction which the
assistant Secretary put upon it. A
us ness is not necessarily the bust
ness of Il merchant" The keepers
# washhouses and those who wash
re in business. So ere the ragpick-
rs and those who dig, rake and hoe
n gardens and carry their produce
round the city on their shoulders
NJ sale. To cal these merchants" In
he meaning of the Restriction
Yet was manifestly wrong.
f they ara merchants because they
re in business, then all engaged in
my business are merchants, and that
lcludes all laborers, which is simply
urning the Act by false interpre-
alton into a farce. 1t is the plain
luty of Congress 10 more clearly de-
inc what is meant by the words
merchant" and ''laborer," but till
hats done it is as clearly the duty
# the courts and Collectors not to
urn law inter ded for the exclusion
all laborers into 4 comedy which
9ill admit them all under forced
nd nonsensical construction of a
tord contrary to its intent.
, 1884-02-07
United States District Land Office,
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory. J

Notice is hern'ly given that, in comnlianee
with the provisions oi the Act Of CONGRESS i- NJ
nrovc.l June 3. 1873. entitled San Act Tor me
sale Of Timber lands in he States of CaIiioi-
mia, Oregon. NeVa and Washington Terri
tory. Df' ieI q. Harhluk. Of Jefferson Co.. ssh
ington Territory has this dav filed in this once
his application To purchase the or of :" or; e
or of NV or: or Of o. and NV or Of &c qr 0,
section 4. in township - north, range ~es' VI
WilIamefta Meridian.
ANY and all versions claiming adversely ny
sail described Land. or any rortinn tliereti,
hereby reuuirrd to file their cailIls III inns
Office within sixty ,dGldays from date iiereoi.
Given under NV hand. at my office. IN oiy iss ~
pia, W. T., this 2Sih daV Of Nov. A. u. ioe''
JOHN r CONVEY.
BLOW Register of the Land Oincs
, 1884-02-07
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approve
June g. 1873 entitled IAN Act for The sale OF Tim
Der Lands in the States of California; Ore.
gln. Nevada and Washington Territory.
ton Territory has this day filed in this offics his
application 10 purchase the NV Or OF ne qr OF ssc
J in town, hip No 30 north. range west o! tho
willamette Meridian .
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the SAID
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here
by required To file their claims in this ofhce within
sixty it0) days from date hereof
Given nnder nv hand az my Office in Olympia
". T.. this 2Sth day Of December. a. ID. lss5-
Allow JOHN r. CONVEY. Register
, 1884-02-07
Now is your time 10 sub ;cribe.
Notice OF Dis Soiut on.

II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
N that We. the undersigned. coparIuota e-cio-
f~rs doing business under the name OF X. w.
LIE Lion Z Co. have This lay hy mutual consent
dissolved the said copariner~hip il i mutually
agreed by and between uS. thai euCh pay all bill.
contracted by himself, and nil debts due said co
partnership. and all existing this date
shall be paid 10. and fulfilled 10y X. W. DeLion.
In witness whereof we huvs hereuntO set oul
hands this 2lsi day Of September. 1881.
In pre,eace o! L. W. DELIoS,
j. \. kuHs, L. 4, NIcKELs.
HILLoBY BUTLER. ! 49-iw
, 1884-02-07

OLYMPIA. WAsHINGToN TERRIToRY-t
Sotire is hereby gwen that, in compiianee
with the nrovisinns Of the Act OF Congress
annroved .Tune 5. 1878 e-tirled IAN Aet ios
he sale of Tmher Lands i'm the States NJ al
ifnrnia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ri'ory.n j. I'm F. Shade nf Jefferson
County, Washington Territory, has TINS cay
fled in This Office his application TO purchasSs
the lot- nj p aud "a or Of NV or. aHd sw q od
M or ~ snctinr = in township % north, range
west Of the W llamct,a Meridian
ANY AMI NIL nprsons cIHiming adversely NV
said described land. any norton inereoi,
are hereby required IA file their claims IN tnls
Orfi ~ within sixty ifnI days from date heiroi.
tiIvi.n under NV hand AZ my nfiier. IN ois os W
min. w. T., this 2Sth day Of November. 1888.
ie:lOw JOIN T. Cow EY, ReglseF.
, 1884-02-07
UNITED STATES District Land Office, !

U'VHIIfIH. " H~IITIINIOH IFTETT'I y
Motto" is hereby given That. in compiianee
with the provisions Of the Act oi Congress
;InnrOved june 3. 1878. entitled IAN act for tne
sale of Timber lands in the States of CaIiioII-
torv" Sa;lInaI Cav Morse CIaIar, County. wash
in"ton Territory, has rhis day hled IN me
Office his application 10 pnrt hase the sw =,
ue or Of lection l. and Or of lie or, ana c n :,
NV ar of sccifor, Ia In township % north, rangs
5 Wa=t nf he WiFamctte meridian. -
ANY AMI all rerSOns claiming adversely inS
said deSsrih AMI. or ANY nortion lhel.IHa; ~
arr. hereby rruuirr.tl Ia tile fhrIr claims IN ts
office within sixty f6Al days from date hersUh t,
Given nm Ter my hand at my of &C. IN Wy ~
MA. w. T. this Ist day OF December A. -
JoHsF. GcWESi
GLOW Ragistsr Of sf.szd oiAs1
, 1884-02-07
CsrEp STATES DrsrHcr LAND OFFICE,

OIvmpIa. IT arhIhBlUh IeIIIIOIJ
Notice is hereby given that. in compliance Wla
rhe provisions of the Act of Congress apPITrs.ea
june 3 1873 entitled An Act for the sale OF I'm
her Lands in the States of California, oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory, Reuben ID.
4 len. of Jeff 'rSon Co. Washington leTTlloIt nas
This dny flied in this Office his application to pur-
hase the sc or of section 3 in town MP - hcr'n,
range = west Of the Willamette Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely the sslo
dascrihed land OF any portion thereof, are hereby
required to file their claims in this once "ih'H
sfXty (GO days from date hereof. o,.
Given under nv hand at nv office. in Olynpls
W T. this 2Sth day of November, \ D. leo3
JoHS T. CONVEY,
% in,, Re sisfar of The Land Ofhfe.
, 1884-02-07

Ex-Governor Foster of Ohio saws
very plainly that Arthur could not
carry that state. Probably he Is
right. The course pursued by Arthur
as vice president during the period
that produced the events which led
up to the death of Garfield viii never
he forgiven 10y the republicans of
Ohio.
Fourteen thousand men are now
employed on the ist4mus of Panama
in excavating for the pronOsed cana.
Of all the a .itators of different plai
and routes who were so. numerous II
short time since De Lesseps is the
oniy m n who has attempted or ac-
compIshsd anything.
, 1884-02-07

The Western Union resists all in
terference IN Telegraph m,tters by
the general government The feeling
appears tosbe gaining ground at the
cast that the telegraphic system OF
the United States should be under
government control and ownership.
Judging from the Canadian lines the
prospect of the dividends" under the
proposed change are not very en-
couraging. Last year The system
cost the government, above all re-
ceipts, 22,000-SedttLe Chronicle.
, 1884-02-07

A few days ago lightning struck a
woman in this State and stripped off
her clothing in twinkling. as 1t We're
The lightnlng's conduct will not be
appluuded. What the times de naud
Is a species of lightning that will put
tae clothes On womIn IN Il twink
hns, when her husband or lover is
waiting for har to dress for church or
the opera.
, 1884-02-07
UNITED STATES DIsTRIGT LANDoF FlcE

Notice is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the acI of Congress ap-
proved Iune 5. 1873, entitled IAN ACT 1or ne
oregon Nevada and washington territory"
;iror.e w. Dow n. Of Jefferson Co. washington
,nnlicution 10 purchase tile u hf Of sw or. and
ne or of sw or of section , and NV or OF NV CT OF
aectiCn IL Il and III. in towI ship - north, ranss
west of the Willamette Meridian
any and all persons claiming adyerely the
said tIrscribcd land. or any portion thereoi,
are hereby required to file their claims IN this
o1Ice wi hin sixty -6N-days from date hereof,
Gwen under hand nj my office, In olyn-
Dia, w. T.. this aSth day of November. A.D. 81
r. low JOHN +. CONVEY. Regis
, 1884-02-07

There is no end of talk about the
purpose of the democrats in congress
to reform the tariff But they pro-
erastinate. In the expressive phrase
OF the mighty west, they are afraid to
tackle the JOB. But they might liz
we'll get doHn to business first lis last.
1t viii hurt that protection cat just as
much to skin him TWO months hence,
as to skin him now, and it will be rs
dangerous Il iob.-OFegoRinR.
, 1884-02-07
pIsTRICTLAxD OFFICE !

olymnia Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that. in comnlisnee
,n.,rove.I iune 3 1878 en'itInd IAN Act for
Tho sale nf Timber Lands in the States OF I all-
fnrnia. Oregon Nevada and Washington Iet-
riro ory" Charles nyer. of Jefferson CORN
~ Washington Territory. has This day MT q
in this Office his application TO purchase ihS
wv or OF section ). in tOwnsh N ~ north, range
weS1 of the willamette Meridian.
ANY AMI all persons claiming adversely tnS
sn id described Land or anv norton 1hereeNI
are hereby required 10 file their CLAIMS IN tnio
once within siSry 1901 days from dnte hereof.
Given under nv hand. M my office. In elyf1'-
MIA, w T.. This 2St h dav of Vow. 4. ": Iss3
a5-iD,y JOHN r. CONVEY.