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numnrcd rel,urnnh Trnnl,l.s.

NEW YORK, Aug. ga report was
circulated to-day that the sheriff had
taken possession of the Bankers & Mer-
'hants Telegraph company, on q judg-
ment fOrSI6,t00. superintendent Smith.
1t the company, states that the report il
untrue rs far MS he knows. President
Bates, of the United lines, said he had no
knowledge of the affair, hut even II true,
il would IN no way effect The working OF
tho United lines.
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HorsroN, Aug. q. Special. A brick
mason named Chris Anderson, en-
ployed on new building under con-
struction in the Fifth ward this morn
ing lost his balance and fell twenty-four
feet to the pavement, sustaining serious,
and probably fatal injuries.
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Died Ina Well,

TEMrLn, Aug. H-iSpecisl. While
coming out OF y well in south Temple
this morning, Bob Bentley, colored, fell
back, and when he was taken ont, half
mn hour later, he was found dead. II Is
thought that he died of gas in the
wpll
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Conrt.IInusc at llnnston.

HousroS, Aug. H.. Special. The
County Commissioners refused to-day
to accept the new courthouse, lust COM
pleled at "A cost of 100000 on the around
that IL did not conform to the speciiica.
lions, Negotiations for settlement of
The differences between the county and
the contractors are pending.
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Weather IIeport,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Wcst gull states:
Generally fair weather; variable winds; gem
orally -easterlyi slight change in tenn
pcrature.
GALVESTON, Aug. 27-FOllowing is the
weather report, furnished Toy the Signal Ser
vice In conjunction with the railways:
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HARTFORD, Aug. 27.--Maud S. reach d
Charter Oak Park at noon in charge ~.
Rair. She will ho trninod ror IN cfro,t
T. lower her 2:Ui7, record before being
retired from the turf
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rhexI.xnel,.,lII,nn.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ia Times
.HeWocrat, Jcaneatte, special says:
y negro was hanged to-day by citizens,
Tor grossly ass'nltng II married lady.
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Tlinrnurhhrc,ls.

AmtHNg, Aug. 27.-,Special. Purcell
& Woods to-day received from Spring.
field, Missouri, two stations aud iya
mares, the finest horses ever brought to
this section of country,
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= "A H Il r. THAN EV ERR!

we have Just received
uer az VERY Low PRICES instruments An our safes
ndareat
nave some Fire and Burglar St.
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Fire hecor,l.
fnoM nAsoLlNr.

UHnousvILLE, o., Aug. g7,--A gaso-
line explosion in the hardware store of
NJ kochlets last night set fire to thu
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The English Turf.

LONDON, Aug, 27,--At the York A.
gust meeting to-day the race for tie
treat T. nor handicap stakes was won ly
ZEN Alder; GULL, second; Ben Bolt,
third
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Dry Aronnd rnmnln.

TEMPLE, Aug. It's Special 1t is
rearolly dry, aud the mercury is up &,
100 degrees In the shade.
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ANOTHER TWEED DEAD.

Son Of the Noted New York Ross Ex-
pires In Paris Mad House.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27,--A dispatch from
Paris says Richard Tweed, eldest son of
the late William NJ. Tweed, of New
York, died in II mad house. 1t is under
stood he left little or no property.
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Fire.
At 2:i0 this morning, fire broke out
on Good street near 81 yam, East Dallas,
but the lateness Of the hour preventC d
further mention,
-
Mr. ii. Zimmerman returned yostor-
day, after an absence of month from
the city to New York and other eastern
cities.
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EoR SALE. ON food 'rEAMs-A -
\ nassensnr bus; only run 4 months. I'D.
N-NNs y ~. w., :. - J, - 81 - y
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PTEDRAs NEG3A@. Aug. =. Spa-
cial. A report is current here,
backed by reliable testimony, that a
terrific fight is in progress at Rio
Grande, town of 1000 inhabitants,
about forty-five miles eastof here, and on
the Rio Grande. Local politics haye
been at fever heat for some weeks, and
the present crisis is owing to the dispu-
ted election of judge. Three men have
been killed up to this time, and num-
Der wounded. One party are strongly
entrenched, and both sides are COM
mlnded by officers of experience form
erly Of the Mexican army. \ majority
of the inhabitants of the town, and a
great number Of the surrounding
ranchers, are in the fight. Troops have
left Las Vegas for the scene of the dis
turbance. Great excitement prevails
here, and no doubt is expressed Of the
truth Of the statement furnished
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Working by Ilnln.

Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
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DISSOLUTION.
100 LAre EoR cLAsslEleafloN.

NyANrED-FOuR FlRST.ChAos Oar.
w penters, 81 per day. Apply In persou--
no CORE pOnlence answered. JuuN Il. MI
NOR, COfSicnnN. TNvrs nn,-'V.Gt
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Its Heat Less severe Now.

The lie and career Of Ben Butler htly
.lu9.fa.. B.l:sa'j A,2. ., "Aa.ic.,
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building and caused a fire which de-
stroNed the building and also the store
o., Irblev, Kumer Il Hardman, and
Chrich Smith. Loss $4,000: insur-
Auce S6 UlO
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THE FRANCOIS CASE.

%AKGENT ~ co.
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70 be pleasing and instructive. The
exercises Will consist in songs, reel
tations and readings, by the MEM
6ers o. the Sabbath School, suppl
mcnted with some handsome views
illustrated by magic lantern.
DR.. Coldwell, OF the New Drug
store in Whatcom, had a narrow
Escape Of bls life 10y the explosion
"f a half pound OF powder while
preparing To loadsome Old cartridge
shells. His tace was badly burn d,
and changed his looks very much.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

u. s. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. T.,
Nov. .. lsSf--Notice is h,rcby given thus Il
j Humme has tiled notice of intention to
make final proof before the Judge, or Il his abb
seilce, tie Clerk of thu Probate Court, at his
Office, in Friday Harbor w. r., on Monday the
29th day of December A. ID. 1884, on Hornc-
stead Applicas ioi. No. $685. for tie SEuuar. OF
SEquar. at See. -; SWquar. of SWquar. Of SEQ
"a; nv q;iar. Of NV quar- Of See. IS, ard NE
quar- OF M quar-. of Sec 10 Up IS n R2 west.
He ramcs as witnesscs:John Cotfelt, Jos
cph c. Manner Samuel HiutcD and Adam Deem
all Of lopez Island w. r.
4-6w. John F. Convey, Register
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McGLIN HOUSE
LA CONNER. w r.

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
Keeping up the well estallislle re-
putatinn of this honse as one of the
quletest and best kept hotels in fhe
Territ'rv- No LIQUOR SOLD
Everything clean and neat ahoat the
premises. Special efforts will 10 made 70
keep the table supplied with the hest the
market can afford, and te see the food
IS properly cooked and served, seeoAd 10
no other house IN the Territory. A
large Reading Room for accommodation OF
guests.
9 JOHN McGLIN.
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FOR SALE.

Forty acres of lano on Fidalyo Is,npd te,,,
TRULY located near the Alden Academy over
l-ok:ng Fidalgo and Padiua bays, and com.
manding fine view Of Mt Baker. and thr Cas.
cade Range. 1t is all good agricultural land
ana Is only two milco from the stcunboat
landing at A2acoFtcs Address Vim. Sbarpe.
Anacortes, VIZ,
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers fran this diseas thar are auyious
70 br cured sbtt'd nv pr KlSSNFR's CFI FREAT
ED CONSUMPTION POWDEIs These Powder.
are the only preparation known that will cure Con.
sun''iou and all dis~ases Of fhe THROAT ard
LuNGs-iudeed. SO strong liz cur fairh in them. ar
also to convince you that they or 4, no hun,hus MO
VIII forward to every sufferer, by matt, post paid
Fr.e Trial Box.
We don't want yorr inorey until Won are perfect.
~ SATISFIED OF their curative powers If ycur HE
- worth saving don't deisv VI giving these Pow
ders trial, as they viii surely cure you
Price for large box. $500, or 4 Poxes for $40 90
Sent to any part eftbe United Ststes or Canada by
mail ON receipt OF prize. Address
ASH ROBBINS.
Slso SEQ luitcn st., Brookl,n, N. "
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GENERAL NEWS.

A sidewalk three miles long has
been completed between old an,
new Tacoma.
Nine thousand dollars were res
Gently stolen from the reg stert d
mail bag at Kamloops, b. e.
Two men We're swept overheard
from the steam collier Willamette
during the gale On her last trip up
from San Francisco.
A costly pearl, weighing 50 car-
ats, and worth Si7,0OO was recently
found at Miniejcin Lower CaIilor>
mia.
Another transcontinental railroad
TO Puget Sound, the Chicago, Nils
waukee and St. Paul. Probably
going to BelIlngham Bay, same AS
all the rest.
Town lots at Coal Harbor, three
quarters Of mile from the railroad
shops, sell for sl25 cash. Five TO
six hundred dollars Were paid tor
some lots at the recenS sale,
The steamer Euphrates. and two
other vessels are loading with rail.
road iron az Newport, Wales, and
two ships are loading with steel
rails al Hull, England, all bound
for Victoria, B. C..
The London Telegraph is an en-
terprising newspaper. Its types
are all set up and distributed with
type setting machiGe, aud tho
same journal has recently planted n
large tract Of land in the Mojava
desert with yacca plants to produce
pulp for its paper.
The royal assent to the Franchise
bill, with the resultant redistribu>
tionof seats in the British parliament
is believed will result in the speedy
triumph ofthe Irish national cause.
The Central Pacific railroad has
heretofore made special rates on
freight to large merchants. Last
year / hat road paid the Northern
Pacific company 100000, to induce
them to recognize these special
rates. In December the contract
for special rates terminate, and the
Northern Pacific company, whose
policy is not in favor of special
rates, will break up the system
unless large bonus is again paid to
them.
An freshman lately from tn.
could sod t"ok dinner at n Chicago
hotel where they bad roasting ears
for dinner. Having eaten the corn
from cob he handed it to the wait.
er and said "Will you phase put
some more hanes on this shtlck."
The entertainment TO be piyen a.
she congregational church in What.
sam, on Christmas evening promises
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DERSoAS IN NEED CT LEGAL BLANKS, SIGH
as Chstt,l Mortgages Vuit Claim md Warranty
Deeds, etc. would dL wch te msket up 'Itiol &c
this office. wh6e they bs obtained ahla
prices. Blanks prbated to order short notice.
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e. son t" cir;y Dilni's- Of Yisi H. No.hts in a q
h"Hd tle vital hnid passing unohsrrvrd in u @
ure and many Sthe- diseases ths lead to l,.sai,i
and death
bS. GsSFkE nho is regular PhvsrIa
aS'idiitc II thr Univ .r-ity II peilisy lymLial mu
sAree {" rtrn Tive ETtsadre Dollars for \
chee Of this kind al" vital KeSt>Srnssv&. tniid.
III special advice and rraturIitJ not ear. or
iurhnNYhi,g iiupurr injurious found in IT, HK
h1NTsE treats ny Private Diseaae> surresAf,Ih
Mhh"hf Mcrc'4y. Es- consultation Free
Ir rnngh examination aud AT vice. ihcludi. M nly.
lis q: urine, -. Price Il Vital Restorative xls,
bottle. or our tim the SlSniiiy 3, +, 1T "a uIy
address IN receipt Of prize. o o. b.. secure
from obs.. Walton. ans in vhte 1..t ii desired.
a. " MINTta. 81. H.
III kearny ST.. Sun FTaiicinco Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will be spiit 10 AM o,a
aneiI ing by Latter stntIhg symptom r. sex and age
Strict seci tsy III tet ard 10 all
pr MTErIE KIDNEY EMILY, NFPHRrT-
ICUA cf,res Ddis nf Kidi.ey aud Haaaer Ce,n>
plaints. 6on"rrh.a. Gl-~t, Irrnrrhea. For sale 10y
all druggists. 81 bette bottle fpi s.
DIR. MINTlE'S DANDELION PILLS are th. beet
snd cheapest Dyspepsia aud bilious Cure in The
sssrket. For s,lc by all druggists. l.u
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THE JAPANESE,
LYRlcALPE!oNE

New. Novel and Entcrtaihiug, some
thing everybody should have IN thrir
hcmes this winter. THIS non leriu little
musical instrument initiates 20 per
fiction any bird ar animal erd ,lavs
any tune. For dancne music it is un-
cxc.liec can I've carried in vest pocket
VIII last II Lifetime if proper care rs taken
of it. just the thing ven want 10 PASS
await the cvering. Thousands ale being
sold every in"nih. The hest ard cheapest
Chsimas present cui for u boy or girl
Send for one. Small size, soc; medium
size 500; large size, 5000 Sent to any
address ny mail post paid. on receipt Of
price, with fall Instructions. so that u
child can Become an expert PLAYER in haM
an hour.
Al S. A. RAMSAY, Upton. Iaas
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Remedy

IS \ NEVER FAILING.
Cur1 tor Nvrvons pshIl.
ny. Exhausted Vitality,
SriuinsI Weakness, ~prr.
lhht;"frli,a, iGsf Nas,-.
hoOO. llupoieucl Par
Alyls, 1 rupta-,r'l ga lid
ali The terrible -li.ct>tt
Sslt-AbHsr. !Uutiful fol-
lirs. am exc, ssrs in ma
tu,tr } edrn, such M loss
Of M"nI"Iy. !.assiu.t,e,
Nocturnal flnissini, Az
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IT, Rssto0es - AnxussA VII s.
opened il sAort time With wm nc.
Coy - postmaster. Bed coIde are The
Ode q NJ day. vim : few cases o!
Ieb0 Shaaholtzer oe shis plnce Is nos
IN Missouri. where he expects 70 rsmair
for como sime.
Mr.. Jeese w. rugh. has removed Nth
his family TO Missouri where he expects
20 remain. SIR. Harvey Daughertv kas
moved 20 tue farm lately. occupied by
Mr.. Pu2h aud Mr.. Mortlecai Cheshire
has taken possession ofthc property Va.
Gated by Mr.. Daagherty. Ms. Yoe,
whose husband vas killed on the rail.
road las. winter has taken up her resi-
cence on her farm near Pleasant Dale.
& Sssfnsa Dis&rictis getting ready FOR
more smprc vements ss scon as the
weather will permit George Wolfe is
going 10 build . new barn. James r.
Doyle is putting up an addition to bis
dwelling and Mr.. John Cline is prepar.
ing 10 put up new barn.
AIR. Weiby Mckee has been engaged
FOR some time in the maaufacture oil
some OF The reates, walnut furniture
that we have seen for long time. He Is
Cow putting mp bee hives ready for be-
ney Season, lie has q lar,e 10, of hon.
ey on hard. Wslby Is foud OF > Joke and
Iwould auggest that the editor would
enjoy = lev p5an.is Of heney hugely il
sent as practical Joke.
Il IL said that some genius of Sher-
man has discovered that cornstaiks
form Al excellent rna,erisl for making
rcasbeds.
Many Of the public schools will close
THE week. Some OF the largest tsx-pay-
ers complain, that the school term IS too
short. Small children canno, attend
during the bsd weather OF mid winter and
so they get but about two months attend
snce during he term.
Mr. David Beery has been confined
70 bis room for soma tine bs q severe
illness.
Mr.. James Brown whilst engaged ia
making shingles. cut himself severely
with drawing knife. he stepped on
q piece Of timber, fell aud the knife sew.
cred the ,endcns at tie wrist intiiclinc
very severe wound. REX.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

The Voltsic Bel. &C., Marshall, Mics.
will send d. Dyes Celebrated Electro
voltS;c Belts & Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days 20 men Touug or
old who arc afflicted with Nervous De-
Sility, Los; Vhslity and Kindred
Troubles. guaranteeing speedy an
complete restoration Of health and
manly vigor- Address IS above. y 2
No risk Is incurred IS thirty days ,r:al
Is eiver.
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1881.
Harpcrs Mngazine
ILLDSTRATED.N

Hsrp<r's HeEsaice begins ,ss -sixry eighth
volume uisa the pecenber Nu7ber. IL Is tb<
most EopnIar illustrated periodical IN AmerSc,
and kngl<nd- always fel.v abreast Of the tires
ia its usstnent Ct sabjec-s Of earreet social end
"a das'risi iaseresf, ana always sdvaueinx its
standard Of literary. artistic. And mechanical
excellence AGorg Is aisrnriisrs Ssr Iass "a.
nS= serial aoves C. willard .a<1xx. tsns<<,<
led ey ahoey-s uew novel O. 2 ~. 81
lartratsi ey Sissos q Dseiaesa -f<<er <p<i<e> b
iss,Fssed FsPers 81 George n 8sr eszas k11xZ
D. sillst, e. e fsrnhsn. sa& o>bera-frzpo<
'7at historical AID eieer>psdsss fsr<ss --saers
storiea by " u. Hcxells, Char lee Reads. &c
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SrR1ssr1ILn. w "a Marc, :

SFRISGFILLa. W. "a, Marc 5.
Ma. HARPEE 81 will send ron s few
items from our quiet little vilisge that
nav interest some CT your many readers.
The public school SO this plsee closed
on Wednesday, the a7th uiiiuGo- The
teachers sor the past ss.Ju rsre: SIR.
4. +. Mcclellan, Priaeipsl. Miss r V.
Grser. Assistant. As ;asv were not
prerared - have aa exhibitor sni DO;
savIu. = ron large orOuzh N accom-
mcsis.e MANY guests. the school close z
IN the afternoon uith teE DeciaroaiIors
Eni EsSays ihAt we're very interesting
and Cr'ertsintng, srd 81 OFT Sdfress
from the FriaeIpal, ~ wbich be request.
egi the scholars 70 coutinne their studies
"a home. Hs all tast his SIS the las,
schoC he expected 90 tesch. We IN
Gersiari thst be started IN Fridav fo-
Pennsyivsnis. where be expects 20 re-
main : shcri sb.ic and IS thea eoina
West. he bss TIC bess wishes Of us
sanv friends.
AR Wm. Patterson aul Mr.. Thomas
SiicSlsy. fosustlv C ,bi@ place. ws-s
here Sun5sE 10 bil lG-eSeil 10 thrir nj
a;ivcs and friends, aad lefg here Monday
mcfang, The fesries 81 20 10 s.. 10.
Sept, No aal tbs later % Dsllas
IsNss.
NC srs vc'v hsp7y % say tbai Mrs
Jane Daily Is soUs better.
Ms. Gecsre Cheshire Of Plsdmaut.
dsuEb,cr % BerjA-Eia ShAnnoo. Esq
accompanies nv bst cousin. Ms ChSd.
~lck % Darlington. ars visiting tte ps-
Fsrts % tts FORMER s, ihts p.scs.
Esv. L. Bats pveachS3 Ne farswsli
scrusoa - ttis sppolntTsDt On ISL Sab
bah. We eoPe he Gcafersace al
send him back. W. r
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President AaHvE's shoes are Alvsys
- bright that ubsa - lakes SAX CT
Gear asy weak eyed people vho p&ss
~ bia are compelled 60 avert itsir sszs.
- SAYS tbc Ncs Yosk No,uius frs'
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fTcuINe PILEs-SyMPToSs AND CuEE
The symptoms are moisture. like Perspira-
On, IA 49, i,:ria- ii:-s.'ai ey scratching
very disssessiog particularly a, night. seems
a. If pia-worns were crAwiiag ia sni about
tie recsrm. the prirsts parts are soEs,ira-e
Affected II ssi9~et - esa;iEas ve-y ,erious
resalts may fOllos. sWAYNE'S OINTMENT
i pleasant, sa-e care. Aiso e. rersr itch,
Sal, 2hean. SSsli Head. Esysip-i.s Bsrbers
Itch. slc,>hss, al sssis. e-assr Skia Dis>sscs
Sent by mail fo- 50 e>sS boxes, 81 -, Gin
PAilsdelphis, Pa SS!i by Druggists lAug.
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Cold STREAM. March !. 1881.

Mr.. HARPsR: The measles which
hSve been quite prevalent IN this CON-
munity, have almost snbsidei.
The school at this place, taught by
G.. n. Holt, which has been broken up
By them for sometime, wss resumed on
Monday last. Mr. a. C. Slousker and
family have been very III with this ii-
sease, but they are nov coayslescing.
Col. DaSie Hawkins recently sold Dor.
ton of the farm on which he resides.
fer IS per acre. II seems so1ewhst sur
prising tina. the Col. would sell a, such
low figures
Some think the land valuable, while
other more atten.ive observers after max
ing 8 neas calculation Is 10 what it vii,
cost % make living on il, aver, thst IL
viii take sleast three CID whippocr~ills
10 keep one young one on this new survey
The situation OF this trse,, living as il
does. near the memorable mountain.pass
Of Buffalo Gsp. rendered its surveying
difficult task. ]. ". CoSgill, the sur-
veyer had 10 be assisted by TAilor Whit
acre. and Father Eaton. who supported
him on The verge CT the precipiee while
be directed the compass toward the
sound Of the trumpet blown hy Evan
!lies'. lSeniOfl Who acted as pilo, in the
Re2l E-s,cne Survey. After this rslin-
10 came tie ohsin-besrsrs: Tsevi;e.
the purchaser, ard abe Co.. the seller.
mounting over fallen logs. t~ssssd roots.
hcckle berry hasAes. JacS-Osks and
hinge rocks inhao.iei hy crnies. ifrP-
ing fran their soveF.s siih the song an
shsis mouths Of Farewell, vsia world,
farewell =
Eths peo2,s q TIE e1Entr.
Tank us're exsEEsrztia
yast Jet then eons e7a view S.
Aad iAey'n sod we're act mistakes.
Some ttiak /, ziIi rs;s-a,
To iSs csniss Ss3 lac bat +:
Bat ;as LsvjIs IS pSrxzxlSs0,
To srset hsb;ts,.
Being = constant reader OF yosT valu-
able paper, a1i wishing, success 20 Is, SIS
well as yoarsslf. We remain vaars truly,
RECHERCHE.
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