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MOTT < OF FINAL PROOF

UNITED STATES LAND pFFiCF. Il
. lvmpia, w, T., Jan. e 1854. -Noiic, is h &c.
by given that join G TllOAPSON has ii,,d
notice of intention tn rake ina proc! hc
fore the judge, IN hfs ab-'hre The
Clerk OF the Prnb.te Court nj his on CO, iu
Frday Harbor W. I GA Sni',l day, 'hc IN 81
If March, a. ID 1854, on iiomn tcad iipl pc,
Ion M. 4,4s fpr tap lot 5ard y. WAtoi " p,
Sec. II aud Mex Of Sc Il and Ne ! oi see.
l5 Up. 81 n X 3west
lie names rs witnesses: J :. Fry. 3.
Il Sins)r, VIM Wright. md n. J. Stake
81 # last Sound. T.
45-6w ions e. G0w.Y Rc-is,cr.
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

II STAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T., Sep.
" t.niber ~, 3S.--Notice 1. hereby given thst
PETER LARSON has hled n'tirs Of Intention tn
make final proof bsioro e. II warbsss. Judge az
Probate Court. ut HIS Office. IN Friday H~rbor.
W. T., on Saturday, the lOh day of November. A. D.
1853. on Homestead Application No. 2aj7, for the
y Of NE \ of s-e. II and y If NV a Il Sec.
~. TIP. So y. X & west.
lie names with. ssea; samuel VI Gross AND
Charles French. oi = "a Jn,r I ana. :. 80
fhomas VI. Kinney anr 8 ras "w ~ q .n ar
nor W T
20 6w joan +. COW Y. p.ri-irr
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

- Olympia. Washington Territory. - Notice In
hereby given that. in compliance with the provis.
g titled IAN Act for the sale VI Timber Lands in
the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada aud WASH.
ingtop Territory" ROBERT A. HABERSHAM 0f
Mu,tnomah County, Oregon. has this day nled
IN this oface his application 10 purchase the Lots
and Of Sec. No. l2. aud lot Of SEQ No 10. in
Township No. 50 North, Range No. west Of the
Willamette nesidisn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
deacfibed land or any portion thereof. are hereby
r.quired 70 Ole their claims in this Office within
sixty (60D days from date hereof.
Oiven under my hand 1t my once In Olympia, ".
T., this 9Th DAY Of November. A. D. 1898
JOHN Y. GOwFY.
IS HB 70 Ter Of the Land Uface
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

u. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T
Jan. 18th, 1854. Notice is hereby gwen that
FRANK NJ. BOYch. has filed notice of In
,eDtion to make final prof before the Judge,
or in his absence the CLERK Of the Probate
Court, at his office In Friday iiurbor, W. r. ,
on Saturday. the 18th day of March, A. d. 1854,
on Homestead application No. 300, for tie
) Ell Of SEA, OF STE 20 and Nj OF n. EA
uf Sec 81, TIP rs N, r 3 .cast.
lie names as witnesses Jas. sweeney, John
Kelley, 1homas Satliff and james Fleming,
all of San Juan Island, W. L.
A 6w JOHN f. CONVEY. r gscr
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. r.
Dec. 18th, isS3.-Notice Is hereby given that
GEORGE COWAN has fled notice OF intention
to make final proof before the Judge. or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the Probate Court, at his
Office ip Friday Harbor. w. e., on Friday the
18th day Of FEBRUARY. a. ID. 1884, on Homestead
Application No. 1861. FIR the EI< uf SEA Of
Sec y, and lots 4 aud s Of Sac 10 Up 81 N, RI
west.
He names - witnesses: John w. Gray
John Garlic, Peter Morris end Tho Robinon
al OF Orcas Island, W. Il.
II. 6v JOHN +. GowEY, Register.
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wesr. n Guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Iizat-
noSs, ConvrIaious, Tits. Nervous Nsura,Eia.
Headache, Nervous PROPAGATION csused ~ tte Use Use
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sanity a I'd l,atins to misery, decay ard deesa,
Premature Old Age. fsrrerness. Loss O. p0~1.
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abuse or ovor-i.idulrence. Zach hex eo Ttsins
for SS0i s,nt by mail prepr g. lecciIt Of price.
VIZ CUARANTEE six ECNi
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sond the purchaser our written guarantee 70 re.
fund the money il the treatment docs not enecs
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 5. LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA. W.
T., Jan 18th, 1884. Noticeis hereby given that
ORRIN B0YCE has filed notice OF in'cn.
ton to make final proof before the Judge, or
in his absence the Clerk If the District Court,
at his office, in Friday narbor, W. T.. on
Saturday, the 10Th day of March, A. d. 1854, OF
Homestead Application No. 3Ol2, for the SIS
of SWA of Sec 70 and M. NWl4 Of Sec. 50.
TIP IS N, Il 8 West.
lie names as witnesses: Joseph Sweeney,
Of Friday Harbor w T. Charles Nc Kay
Charles Crawford and j. H. Boycc, all Of San
Juan Island, w. T.
al ,JoHN r. GowEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympia, W. r., Oct. 90, 1888. Notice is
HEREBY given that Edward d Warbass has filed
notice Of iHtention TO make Anal proof before
the Judge. or In his absence, the Clerk OF the
Probate Court, at his Office. IN Friday !iarbor.
W r.. on Friday, the 2lst dey OF December, A.
y. 1888, on Homestead application No. 25S9.
for the lots 3 /, 8 and 9, aud Sc Is of Sc u of
Sec Is, Up rs N, X west.
he names as witnesses: Fred James, John
Il Bowman, Martin Is. Ruthlesson and Ken
meth Mcdonald, MI of Fridag IlarOor, w. Il.
3.6w JOAN +. CONVEY. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 3. LAND OFFICE AT q. YNPI,. W.T. Oct.
4. 1883. ~ Notice II hereby civ, that GEORGE
DiNGNANS has flrd notice Of intention :" iu' ke
hual nort brfore the Judge. or in his sbF'nc".
'he Clerk of the Di=ttitt Cont, nj his ofice, in
Friday Harbor W. T.. on Tn day. thu 27th dsy of
November. \. D. les3 On Homestead Application
y 1925. for the y "f tho az = OF section II and
the n y of the NE y of Section IA. IT,. 81 y, X.
wrrt.
II, names AZ witnesses: 4. A. Mcdonald, r..
Woods and CLarl. = Virgins. al nf Wal ron, T..
zud Enech May, of East SnnnH, W. II.
80 6w JOHN =. CONVEY. Register
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erson 20 Society Dimneas Of visi"r. Noises In The
Head. the vital Amid passing uhobscrved in the
urtue and nanysother diseases that lead to insanity
end death.
DIR. MINTIE who lis q RET MAR Pbyscjsn
graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. Will
agree to forfeit Five DrUussred Dollars for .
csse of this kind the Vital RcStOrRtive.t under
hts special advice and treatmeInl VI not cnre OF
for sn,thing impure or injnrions fonnd in IT, DIR.
MINTlE tr-sts all Private Diseases successfully
without Mtrcn,y. So consultations Free.
Thorough examination and advice, including snely'
sis ~ urine, SIS. Price of Vital Restorative. 81 a
hostl" Or tour times the quantity $40; sent To any
address npon receipt Of price. or G. y. d. scene
FROM observation. and In ivste rsDe desired ~
4. Z. NlNTIf, ~. y
II Kearny st.. Han Francisco, Ct!.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will be sent to ssy eIs
apriving by letter. stating symptens, sexssLt tss
stsict secrecy nhesard TO sll business
DIR. MINTIF kidney RINRpy. HKYpRB1
ICUN. cures Jdiseaess of Kidney Bladder oapa'
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DIR. MINTiEe pANDELIOy PILLS sIshs les
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, at Olympia, w. T.,
Oct. Goth. lSS3.->otce Is hereby given that
HARVEY HUDSON has filed notice Of in
tention to make final proof before the Clerk OF
the Probate Court, nj hii office, in Friday llar-
Dor, w. T., ON Saturday. the I'D day Of De.
cenbcr, A. ID. 1883. on Pre- emption D. $. No
693S for the NV & of SN 4 and Lots 2, Z
and OF See a6. TIP &c n, R2 west.
lie names a. witnesses: Morrison.
Ohcrlin T. Loss, William Caldwell aud Walter
Caldwell. all of Orcas island, W. r.
32-6w JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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U.s.LAND OFFICE. OLYMPIA W. t..

Derembef s, 1885,
Complaint having been en.erod at this office by
GEORGE LlTTLEMAN against CHARLES SILBER-
BACH, for abandoning hts Homestead Entry No
29l7 made June !. 1878 for the south west quarter
IT the northwest quart.r Of Sec. 81, and lot 81
In Ban Juan County. ". r. with = view TO the
cancellation Of said entry: the said parties nre her
by summoned To- Hppesr at this office on the gath
day Of January 1885, at O'Clock Y. NJ. t. responi
aud furnish testimony concsrntns said alleged
abandonment.
And the said parties further notified III ~ testi
mony concerning said alleged sb snionnsnt will b"
taken before z. d. warbsss. Judge Of the Probate
Court Of San Juan County, W. T.. Of his Office at
Friday Harbor, on THURSDAY January I7ih, 1884, ut
the hour of 10 o'clo X A. NJ, and continued from
day to day thereafter until the taking Il such test
mony be closed aud 1t Appearing to satisfaction
that duo personal service hereof cannot he had.
vice will be made by publication, posting aud malt
ing. accordins 10 Rules Is aud II Of rscticr In u S.
DISTRICT Land Offices
S9sw JOHN Z. CONVEY. Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-01-26

Messrs. Palliser, Palliser q Co., Of Bridge.
port, CT, the well known architects and pub
iishers OF standard works on architecture. have
lately issued sheet containing plans and spec.
ifications Of very tasteful modern eight. ON
cottage with tower and also with the necessary
notifications for building IL without the tower,
and with but elk rooms II desired In its most
costly form the outlay Is estimated At $1,000;
without the tower it has been built for "a, 500 !;
and II only six rooms are Included, the cost
may be reduced to 81 100 or $4,000. Details
are given OF mantels. stair, doors and castings
cornices, ETC. The publishers have found It
the most popular plan they have ever issued,
and state that It has beeh adopted In more Than
fve hundred instances within their knowledge.
The same firm issue specifications In blank
adapted for frame or brick buildings 81 any
cost; also forms Of building contract, and sew
eral books on modern inexpensive. artistic co.
tagc plans which are Of great practical value
and convenience TO everyone interested
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yoHNF CONVEY. krsis,.r.

Us LAND OFFICE OLYMPIA, W.T.. Oct b.r
u, 1883 Compliant having be entered in this "i
hc. by JULIUS SCdh0EDER against JOHN ".
CREkD tor abandoning his H. mertesd Entry NJ.
a579, dated Jsnuaay TO- 1880. up m the hall ~ NJ
Quarter Of bee. 10, and Oh quarter " 81 quarter.
aud lots aud I setien II. IN Township ~ uorth,
Range west. In San Juan C,nn'y. Washington
Territory with view 10 the cancellation of said
rntry; the said parties hereby summoned TO sp-
pear ut this Office on Wednesday the 18th Day OF De
ceniber, 1885, at o'clock r NJ. Ia respond aud fnr-
nish tent mony concerning sad alleged sbind~''-
n-nt aud the said parties further no'ih,d that
testinon, cone. rning sa,d alleged abandonment viii
be taken he 4. y. warbsss, Eco. Judge " pIo-
hate Court Of Gan Juan county, ~ his Office ut Fri
day Harber, W. T.. on Wednesday. the 2sth day 81
November, 1884 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
from day to day thereafter until the taking Ut such
test inony b- cosed; and Il app airing 10 our salts
faction that due personal service hereof cannot be
had, service will be made by publication. pcstng
and mailing according to Rules 10 and IL Vt PrAr-
tice IN L. i. District Land Ofsces.
In witness whereof We have hereunto set orr
hands the day and year fret shove written.
JOIN =. 6owEY, Register.
RosIar q 6TuAxT. Receiver.
oc11.kv
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TEIE q X EAT
English Remedy

rs A NEVER FAILING
Curc for Nervous Debn-
itv. Exhaust. d Vitality.
3, n nal Wsskness, ap~r.
Mattorrhta. lost Man
hood, IMpoteDcy. Par.
alyis, froststcrrl os and
all tho terrible effects -
6elf-Abuse, youthful fci-
lies. and excuses In ma.
tuyer Years, such ~ Ices
Of Memory. Ls,situde.
Nncinrual l'niissinn Az.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

~ q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T., Oct
". L. 1883, - <an,e Ia hereby given that J"hn
St.r, v has 6led notice Of intcntion TO M hna'
rr,of before 'ha Clerk Of the Probate Court a. MS
office In Friday Tia bor r.. on saturday, the 'tth
day II November, 4. u. 1888. "n Presumption ID: -
No. 6l4s, for the Lots 2. and T. and the y oil tn
NV quarter OF Sec .. TIP. ~ v west
He names ~ witnesses: ]. G. Warner J. II. Bnrt.
lett A. W Warner aud C. A. An icr-on. all OF Lopez
Island, w. T..
30-6w JOHN CONVEY. krgis'tr
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w | L l. A r DIS II D + Z Il,

The popular palace hotel Of the Natio' al Capital
Conveniently located aud accessible "a ali The street
car lines of the city. Opsu all he year.
q. G. STAPLES. Proprietor.
Late of the Thousand Islan House.
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PATENTS

PA. Lehmsnn. Solicitor Of American snd For
eign Psfepts. Washington, ID All bu-i u
necied with Patents, whether before tile patent
Once CT the Courts prom lily attended t,. NJ
charg" made unless psteut ia secure Send for
g rcutar,
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On the eighth Of January Peter
Lummi, q fisherman living at Nit.
chelrs Bay, on San Juan island.
found black sloop, Of six or eight
tons burden, having a red streak
painted along its side, caps ICED,
with sails and mast floating in the
water, and nobody aboard. He at
tempted to tow her ashore, but the
sea was so high that he was obliged
to abandon her, and sic drifted
away, since which time nothing has
been heard of her. From the des.
rription. which tallies with that OF
the s.oop Anterido, it ia feared that
oh may be that vessel, and that
Capt. P. Landen her master, who
has not been seen since, must have
been drowned. The Anferide was
new and will be remembers as the
vessel which took Mrs. lett and
her family on their Christmas trip
from Anacortes to Roche Harbor.
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Mr.. VIM. Munks, called at our
Office on Tuesday and gave US In
teresting items about the early days
on this island. He ia one OF the
men who have succeeded. aud his
place on the east side Of Fidalgo Bay
gives evidence of the push and en-
ergy of the man in developing q
home, on this eauti!ul sheet OF was
ter. Mr.. Munk's shrewd business
management, is shown by the fact
that. besides his farm he has ac>
ouircd seveal other valuable tracts
of land on Fidalgo island, among
which is the Sibley place distined
to become one Of tho most valuable
piecess of ground on Ship Harbor.
Considerable business is transacted
at Munk's wharf aud all the steam
era land there regularly for wood
and water.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-08
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March 7.-The Dro,xrs' Jo,rnn, ~,
head; market steady j.; rough packing sG gOa6 Isl
packing and shipping 50 S5a7 50; lisht So 2Sa6 II:
sRips y Coa6 co. ~Cattle-Receipu 5000 head: BhIp.
menE 3.lOo head; market slow but steady: exports
70 2oa7 %; good 10: choice shipping IS 80a6 so; com.
mon TO medium IS lGa5 70: com fed Texans a O1a
9 On. sheep-Reccints 1000 head: shipments I,0O0
head; market steady: fancy combs S5 CoaG CO: In.
ier!or TO- fair 81 t0A4 80; medium 10 good 81 bDs
3 GU; choice to extra IS 25a6 90. 49,
East LIBERTY, Pa, March 7.-Cattle ma,lot
nothing doing: receipts GAG head; Bhipments i.aIs
mead. logs. market tlow: receipts 1905 head; sIip.
mcnts 2.l65 head; Philadelphia 81 40a7 CO.: Yorfcrs
80 Aoa6 Is: Sheep market slow aud unchanged: s".
ceipts 500 head; shipments l ,2oo head. -
CINCINNATI, o., March Live hogs active ara
firm; common and light IS b0a6 O.; packing md
butchers % 5oa7 20; receipts loo heat: aim.
mentH 100 head. @"p
Na f-'1. Petroleum.
OF CRY, Pa, March 7.-United pIpe| line ccr.io In IN.
opened, at s9c: highest 81 OK, lowest 90. elossd
Ut u .0014: s.lrs $3.50. 900 barrels; Clearance ycsisr.
day ll,itl.0W barrels; runs 5S,963 barrels: sbin,
ments 6t.277 barrels: charters 81 ,O9s barrels. ~,
Nv exchange stock Il 80 bid; sale Of one kha,c Al
NV Yong. March z-Petroleum armer. rn,,od
81 cox; crude 7AaSHc; refined SIC.
q n1ITlaoGz. March 7.-Petroleum lower: refined
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Thoughts lorThtpkerH.

Rev. Dr.. Joseph E. Smith will deliver a
series Of Sunday evening lectures at The
Fourth street NJ. E. church. beginning Sun.
day evening March 0. The reputation OF
tho reverend gentleman will fill the house
and everybody welcome. The subjects oithe
lectures are IS follows: t,Ag - vi
Sunday evening. March 8, subject: "God.'
Sunday evening, March 10, sub sct "Reve.
lstion u Necessity" Sunday evening, March
%. subject: The Bible, it, rruth.n Sunday
evening. March 80. subject: 1.-THE Bible, It's
lnspirstion." Sunday evening, April 6,
evening. April IS. subject: "rhe Bible, ii
Prophesies.n Sunday evening, April 80.
subject: THE Bible, It's NJ ,ral DlMculties."p
Sunday evening. April 81, subject: 'rhe
Bible: and Modern sclence.n Sunday even
ing. Msy7 !: subject: 'Cbrlsliaaity and other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-08
TIE 4 PROSPECTS,,
a talk With u Pioneer Wholesale Gro,
81 H,.-r Gerry Home. -

seer Gerry ilUnsc. -
The old houss OF NJ. Reilly come in for e
full share Of flood fayors, but its resourcet
are SO ample that dozen floods would no,
harm 1t. A reporter cf the INrkLLIerScEu
dropped in TO ask about business in the
wholesale grocery line.
Everything dates from the flood now, and
l suppose We shall have to 70 back to that.
When the waters subsidized and Wa 70. back
into our store We found that ordars had &C.
cumuisted 30 that we had TO Jump in TO
them Al once, before We. did much OF any,
thing elsa We have caught up with all that
WAS behind hand and now wo think we can
keep up with the trade" sos.
How Is business as compared with this
time last yeas?"
much more satisfactory. Last year was not
what 1t ought to have been, and this Ia far
ahead Of it. Oar sllesmen on the road ara
doing trst-Tate and mail orders are coming
along i'll good numbers ant for considerable
amounts. We do not find that the merchants
below tho flood line ure severely stunned.
or course there Is some difference along the
river, but 1t is much less thun we anticipated,
You see, the back country did not suffer and
men who have pride in their business work 10
keep up their standing. Some ask q little
e1t:a grace, anu we expect 10 give 1t In every
worthy csse."
&"How about your own stock? ~
I'm all the yeers Of our business 20 never
were so well stocked as now. We thought 1t
o good time to buy-certa!u articles in our
line are very low and will not be lower, and
that accounts mainly for our unusually large
stock. You can sately say that the Wheel-
Ing grocery trade was never in a mora
healthy condition, and the prospects Tor
business wete never brighter. OF course you
know that as u wholesalo grocery market
Wheeling grows steadily AID is not afraid OF
any competition from east or west.n
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STATE AND VICINITY.
News Presented III au Interesting and
------ lknnIlniiaA Icn.t. ----- L.

News Presented In au Interesting aud
Kendnble Form.
VIM. Middleton killed in Putnam county,
one oil the largest grey eagles ever seen III
that part OF the country. II measured seven
feet from tip TO tip.
The reorganizsd artillery company at
Martlnsburg, numbering seventy members,
Will be called the Camden Light Artillery, as
a compliment to Senator Camden
Wolves appeared in Randolph county a
few days since, anu ,aided the flock OF sheep
owned by Jacob C%heuowith. 1t was the first
appearance Of wolves in that vicinity Tor
many yeara. s6 ~
Wednesday Rine Smith, a small boy living
IN Green county, Pa, YVES putting up tho
bars to keep the COW in the stable when the
vicious brnte kicked him In the eye, utterly
destroying it.
Robert Msson,, the coun!srftiter, wen on
Friday senteoced by the court at Ut. Glars.
vile 10 one year In the penitentiary, and
Jackson, the firebug, was sentenced to
eighteen moaths.
A few days since Lewis Combs, Of Braxton
county, was seriously and perhaps fatally in
lured by being struck by the liiub OF a failing
tree. which inflicted a large scalp wound and
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Last week an attempt was made to burn
the A. M. E. Church at Waynesburg, Pa. Oil
wa poured on the floor and burning paper
on this. A hole two or three feet long and
one 1901 wide was the extent of the damage.
A vigilance company has been organized
ny the farmers OF Berkeley county; Iris
formed for protection againstwhati is supposed
to be an organized band OF thieves, who are
prowllng around i. that and adjoining coun.
ties. ~, -" 60"
The work OF track laying on the South
Brunch railroad will begin about the 12th
insa This is the proposed road between
Greon Spring Ran and Nonney, w. Va,
which road is expected 10 be in operation by
August.
The Morgontown Ne,D Dominion says: Scott
Garner, Al Potter aud K. u. equlres, Of Pres
ton county, visited the Indian rocks, near
smithtowh, last week, aud succeeded in IN.
earthlng three huge Indian skeletons, which
had probably been buried there for O hun.
d1eu and hfty years. Most OF the bones were
IN almost perfect condition-.aid 10 be the
best ever iound in that locality. A full &C.
count Of their finding and a description OF
them Will soon be published. The bones will
hna!ly bs given 10 the museum OF the Uni
versity. a. "a
The farmers Of Preston county met sstu,.
day to take action on the Governors re-
assessment a:s: Mr.. Leroy Shaw acted as
Chairman. After some exciting speeches
were made two reports were presented 10 the
meeting. the majority report declaring the
act unconstitutional and unlawful, tbs nil
nority report recognizing the act as THAT
OF an officer doing his duty" and calling for
an amendment to the constitution. A sub,.i.
tute wa' offered by Senator Dawson, u tam!d
inuch confusion was withdrawn. The ma
lo1ily report waathen adopted by the follow.
ing Vole, none but farmers voting: Athena.
tive tweaty.four, negative si1 to len.