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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-09
GEORGE DRUkY

We have before Us . plausible aud
well written article by the sbove nam
ed gentleman, who proposes. pro bono
publico, to resign q lucrative office and
become an apostle in the causeof Blaine
and our sugar and rice interests.
This is all very we'll and patriotic in
a party sense, but he forces US to doubt
his sincerity when his proposition is
coupled with a total abnegation of
office, or desire to hold it under the
next administration. ii
No n has recently prophesied the
early advent of the millennium, and GO
thing short of its arrival would induce
US to put faith in the promise Of an
Office holder to work ''hard and long,
without the expectation Of a con,forta
bic reward ut the end of his labors.
This ~apothegm applies to politicians
generally, without reference to the par
ty whose policy they may advocate.
Admitting for the sake Of argument
that Mr.. Drury be successful in chang
irg the political views Of a majority Of
all the congressional districts of the
State, it would have but little effect on
the tariff question so far as We are cor
cerned. A revision of the tariff will
probably be made by the 49th Congress,
and We must stand our chance. We
expect u reduction, and are willing to
submit to it provided we are justly
dealt with. We certainly should rath
er depend on the impartlality Of
friends 1.-THE Democrats) than on the
friends of the large manufacturing es-
Establishments. who usually combine and
look out exclusively for their own
interests.
Again, admitting for the sake of
argument that the Democratic party is
bent on the abrogation of protective
duties. yet it 'is we'll established fact
that the existing duty on sugar. high
though it be, is y revsnue duty, and
in this view would not undergo much
reduction under the construction of a
revenue duty as understood by the
Democratic party. A. large sum finds
its way into the United States Trea-
sury from this source. and it is stated
by those who have made the caledla
Gon, that six dollars out Of SO vsin from
duty on susar~-ss paid to the Govern.
ment. This can be said, 90 far a. VIZ
are informed, Of no other article on
which duties are collected.
There are many and sound reasons
why the Democrats ofthis State should
adhere to their present organization.
In the first place it gives us control
of the amount of the annual TAXATION,
the expenditure Of the money when
collected and lastly of the officers who
execute the laws.
Our experience of Republican man
agement is too recent. our knowledge
of their shortcomings too thorough, to
tempt us to tread the old paths which
we were forced to travel for some years
after the war was over. Again, who
would like to be controlled by such a
party-possibly containing a. few good
men who do not think of self, but Ger
;aiuiy composed Of great many bad
ones, who think of nothing else except
The advancement of their own fortunes.
Assumption Pioneer:
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when about five or six miles We net
James Reuben clad in black coat With a
cape ON and armed, and several other In
dams with him who were also armed. |
asked him where they were going. He
said they were going to see if the hsstiL.~
had er,-s..d Salmon river. told him
w had just left two men, and named
Billy Foster as one of them, at Lawyer ;
taDyob, who were gone on thu same cr-
rsnd aud charged him {" be careful and
not come up upon them suddenly. les, he
nigh, b. taken by them to be ho~tiles
and fire upon them | then supposed him
tn be one 81 Gen Howard Indian scouts
They rode on and 80 did We They were
then about half or three-qusrter- of an
hour ride from whore Blewe,t was killed
and from whore Foster reported at Cot
tunwood be saw james Reuben with the.
hostile> and wearing the same coat with
the cape. He could not then have been
carrying DISPATCHES FROM Boyle To How
ard containing the account oil the slaugh
ter of Blewett and Rain,s ar they were
not then -laug Entered, and his excuse and
explanation in the Statesman must be
untrue. The above facts will be fully
suhs;antiated by Dave MuUroe, Dow in
Oregon, and McShort. Who's whrreabout,
| do not know. j. W. kSIYoSG.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court of Idaho county, Terri
tory Of Idaho
In the matter Of the ests'e of John NJ Crook
deceased.
1t appearing to tie jndgs Of said court. h,
the p.t'i"n. this day presented. ami Fl ed h,
VIM. C.. Pearson and John Crooks, the a
mini-tratrs of the e.tate of .Iohn Nj Crook,
deceased. praying TER an order of sale of rea
estate; hat IT l. necessary t. sell some port L
u the reai estate /" pay the allowance to ,b,
'aniiy, the nebs 'utst nding agaIu., the de
'ea'et. and he debts, expenses and charges ut
administration.
Il is therefore ordered bv the iuiue # said
'onrt that all persons interested in tie estate If
sail deceased. appear hsfre said Pr b te
e'utt IN Monday the 29d day Of September
1874, AZ eie'en "'cl OK in the f,renonn If SAT-.
tay at the court ru IN ot said uhate curt in
he court use at Mt. idaho. in the UNITY g,
Idaho To show cause why an uri,v sh, uld T.,
he granted to the said administrators To- sell :.
much I the real estate of said decea sA,i Is.
may be necessary and that copy of said ore,
,ubi he'd ut least four successive weeks il
the Lewiston fKLLER. a newspaper pr ntel and
p"b lshed in the county OF Hez Perez. in ssi
territory. c. W. CA Z.
Attest: Probate Judgs
c. W. CASE. FIX offieio clerk.
Dated August IL, 1854, 4f :,
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Com ~ UNICATED.
LEWISTON. Sent. 8. 1884

LEWISTON, Sept. 8, 1884.
Ed. TELLER:--My attention has been
called to letter Of james Reuben pub
lished in the Walla Walla Statesman,
wherein l am referred to as lunching with
Foster and Blewett on the day they were
killed. The following is the sta,emen,
Of the facts: Dave Monroe, Nc. Short.
myself and hali-breed boy started from
Mt. Idaho with about doxen loose pack
animals with empty pack rig to 90 to
Lapwai on the morning of the Sd of July
1877. Billy Foster and Blewett started
in company with US. When we arrived
ut the Cottonwood House, then yar,is med
by troops, Billy Foster and Blewc,t were
ordered to go out On the trail towards the
Billy crossing Of Salmon river and learn
it the Indians had crossed the Salmon.
They both came along with US tn the
read CRUISING of Lawyers canyon. Ii
had then got to be about noon aud per
haps little after. We stopped and let
our animals feed little and took lunch
together ourselves. Dave Monroe, be-
ing familiar with the trails, described the
trail up Lawyers canyon and over to the
river to Foster and Blewett and we parted.
Monroe, McShort, myself and the half.
breed boy then drove on rapidly and
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY

10 the Hon. Norman Buck, Judge ~
The FIRST district, IF Ae- ferce
county, Haho 1krr,tory:
We, the Grand Jurors, empannelled
for the consideration of cases brou-ht be-
fore us for the September term Of court,
A. d., 1884, herewith submit the follow
ing report:
We have examined sixteen cases and
find eight true bills of indictment. A,
the suggestion Of the Couit, the question
OF ots'ruciing county roads has engaged
our earnest attention and, 50 lar as POSI-
bic, We have endcayvrcd to grant re.iei
in the eases Of such as complain o. suffer
'ng IN consequence of brin. blocked eth
81 IN or out by road distractions and W.,
hope that in the near future there vii.
be less difficulty ana fewer complaints 10
act upon in this Important matter.
We have examined the county build.
lngs aud ofiir,, cunnoctcd thercwith. W.
lind the curt house building to b. rather
anthluated and somewhat dllalJidared 10
condition and not very imposing in ap-
pearancr, yet seumiu-.y adequate for til
present neeus. The court loom anu
other Offices are comfortable and wei.
iuruishcu, the officers In charge were geu
tiemduiy anu courteous.
We nnd the county records very neatly
aud correctly kert and apparently III d
nre-fruo. and safe place.
The County Auaitor aud Treasurer :
account We LnJ u baiiance correctly.
The amount oI cash on hand 81 ,6il.3l
seven thousand six hundred and eleven
dollars and thirty one cents.
The county Jail building We do not
consider WI ornament to the county in AN
architectural point Vi view though iuli,
as ornaneutai AS useful Tor the purposes
iur which Jail is required.
The fact OF the two noble red men
walking out through its walls in broau
day li.,ht while being heavily ehaineo
surely proves the inadequacy Vi its bouiiy
strength, aud according to the best cvi-
deuce placed before us; its moral charac-
ter also is badly shattered. In its present
condition We do not commend it as being
a healthy summer resort We Tina /,
kept ms neat and clean MS the nature o.
The buildings will permit vi. The roou
Wholesome aud clean, so lar as We Were
able 10 ascertain. There is at presen,
but one prisoner in custody there, he hau
no complaint to offer in regard To his
treatment by any ot the officers in charge.
There being no further business before
us We would respectfully ask to be dis
charged. NJ. A. RANDALL,
Foreman.
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SUMMON .

To the Probate Court # the county OF Idaho
Territory Of Idaho.
action brought in the Probate t"ar' ~ ne
unity If Idaho. Territory Of IishS. and the
e-mpiAiu, hled ia said enunrr Of Ida 81" IN me
ofce o: tie e'erk o. 81 Pr bate eoatt
Daniel Mcpherson rlain'if ". A v" HuSe"'
defendant.
The pe,nle Of rhe United States Of the Ter
r,or, of Idaho send greeting To 4. W.
uUKt Ii. de eudsut:
Nou are hereby required 10 sTpear in ar ="
iinn hrnuc ht against you by the shove nsine1
pltin,ig in the Probate court a The e'uuiy'"'
Idaho. Territory Of Idsho and 10 an-w-r the
csn Iiain' hlei therein, within ten day exc u
O, The day of service at.. the ser' tee IN
YOU of hi. -ummoDs-lf seFyet within thi-
6 unity; or ii served ~ II this e,uuty. but IN
th, district. within TIVE ~ dsys; "therAi-e,
VI hin 10 days Ju --ineht Nv default VII
b. taken against yeu acc irting L. :ne prayer II
aid COMPLAINT The sail srtinn d. hr uEh; 10
rcser Of y.'u the sum % two hundred aud nine
and fit, eight one bundre 'rhs s1H4 y on al
,rcount for goods sold Aai delivered by the
aim If t. the defendant at his request, at tho
county Of li4hr, Territory of Idaho, het~eeh
the hrs, DAY Of January, 1873. and the first
lag " august ISL No part "t which sum
has been paid And YOU are hereby na'iied
that il va tail 10 appear anh sn,~er the -aif
complaint, as above required. the said plaintiff
Ni'l axe Judgement assIns, rva fpr the sum "i
S-09 IS ami tor eo-ts of suit
Given un Ter nv hsni and the zeal Of tn.
Pr bate c ,urt of tie c..uuty of Idaho. Ter
lLsl rit"ry Of Idaho. this Pad ias of August
in the year If our Lord nne thousand eight
hundred and eighty four.
c. ". CASE.
Ex "f5c O, clerk
p e. peage plaintiff. att. ruey As 5w
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IMPORT OF THE q. 8. GRAND
JURY.

LEWISTON, Idaho, Sept. 4, 1884.
10 Hon. Norman Buck, Judge Of tie
First judicial District:
We the members Of the United States
Grand Jury, duly empannelled for this
term Of court, respectfully submit the
following report. s. G. Hutehings was
appointed foreman and L. Stannus elected
clerk:
We have examined three cases, found
one true bill Of Indictment for grand
larceny. We have examined witnesses
duly subpoenacd and have investigated
one Illegal settlement on Neg Percc Ind
% reserve. One case Of cutting timber
from school sections in this county and
AFTER due deliberation and examination
Of several witnesses in each case, we do
not End sufficient evidence to indict.
We would respectfully call the atten-
ticn Of United States District ATTORNEY
White to settlement and use Of school
lands in this Territory which is being
fenced and used as grazing land or other
wise by parties adjoining said school Sec
tons which is contrary to the laws of the
United States governing school lands in
this Territory.
We would also call the attention of the
cst'sens to the fact that il is contrary to
the United States statutes to mutilste in
aay manner, OF to pass any coins Of gold
Or silver or other metals, or allows Of met.
as, intended for use and purpose of cur
rent money whether in resemblance Of
United States coins or Of foreign countries
OF Of original design.
There being no further business before
- We would respectfully ask to be dis.
charged. s. c. HUTCHINGS,
I. SfASsus, Foreman.
Clerk.
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THE SEATTLE REPUBLICAN CON
vENTlON.

We clip from the Onion Of the 9th:
The convention On the 9th discussed
the platform aud as adopted favors the
annexation Of the. Idaho panhandle the
improvement Of the rivers aud harbors
Of Washington Territory, and the reten-
ton by the railroad company of its earned
lands.
At the evening session of the convru.
ton the platform was amended BY the
adoption OF the following:
Resoired, That the land included
within the grant Of said company Or its
branch lines acruss the Cascade mountains
be made subject To sale under existln.
laws Of the United States. The he, pro.
ceed- thereof, together with all such ianu
remaining unsold at the expiration U.
three years, be given to said company,
provided said branch line shall then b.
completed, and provided further that no
land or proceeds Of sale thereof, shall sbc
given to Or belong to said company or ON
said branch line until such line shall have
been fully completed. And that upon
falling to complete and finish said branch
line within three years aforesaid, that said
grant shall be absolutely forfeited ANA
our d legate to Congress is hereby in
s,rurted to do alI in his power to accom-
piish this measure at the earliest practi
cable munent.'
The following then were placed in
nomination for Delegate to Congress: W.
A, Newell, n. IL. Bi,@miield, T.. Y.
calhoun, T. IA. Brents, W. X. Dunbar,
G. NJ. Bradshaw, }. NJ Armstrong auu
j. 7. Hoyt.
VERY LATEST.
SEATTLE, Sept. e. y. nj. NJ.
ARMSTRONG Of Spokane Falls was nomi.
mated ON the 3lst ballot, receiving 81
votes; Necessary to choice IS. King
and Walh Walla delegations voted solid
tot Armstrong, and Pierce delegates voted
against the nominee.
}. NJ. Armstrong, the nominee, has
good record and is popular man in Fast
rn Washington. He is eulspoken in
TYR OF ann 'xation and will be likely to
favor the Brents bill for the admission
Of Washington, aud North Idaho may
tssl safe with him in Congress,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


L'ND pt r ~ = y
"aila Wiiln W. I Aug .? 1884
~ "tiee Is hereby given that ue fYloalr,
~ nanei se'i er ha. filed notice o. his il
t n'i {" make final preuf in supp"r, OF ii
ella IN and that 'a'd proof will he male heir.
CLERK dist curt Whitman c.un'y. W T. a.
= "liax ". T. IN nct 1 ssh. viz; Frederic.
Nischsfad, DS 4I15 for the e1s re! n Il Sc !.
&c Is 'p IL u 46 e. i's name. he ,oii"win
witnesses eo prove his continuous residence up
N and cultivation of said land, viz: JuAt
l'echel. Frank Friedman aui Nm, Bichett VI
Clinton, ". T.
JOS. J0RGENSON,
Al Register
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LaND OFFIcF AT

LaND OFFIcF At
Lewiston 7 Sent 3l1S2t
Me STRONG
N0rTrE rs HFHrRY GIVEN THATrpr
following nsmed settler hns Sled natice 81
his in'er'i"n to make fpal proof T. snpnor, of
his "ia'm and that an 4 rroof VIII he made a,
his nff'ce m OF nth 1874. 10 a. IN viz Noor
ton Strong. for he - sci. neh SEX sec a.
r. 3snr5 He nsmes the "olr wing wi,
ress~s 20 rreva his continuous residence nnnp
and cultivation of sail viz. r " Manning
Snrsgne. ". P'actin gtop and J n.
0'Loughiin Of Levi. ton ldsho
J N. VnWF.
~" Register.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston 'Idaho. Sert. 10. 1854.

IfHN TVUD.
N0rTCE rs HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE
following named settler has sled notice
of his intention :" make fnrl pronf in supp.r.
of his caim. and that said rroor will he male
~ This Office. nm nct 231 1884, 10 y. M viz.
'"ep Judd home 500 for the So ser % n
s8nr3w u" nrmes he following witnesses
- PRIV. hi. rentunous reside .ce upnn and
""tivat'"n Of said land. viz: j ,her,s T. Y
Herbert, Dougherty aud B Phi lips. Of in.
lietta.
J. NJ. HOWE
~ Register
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SALE

NOTICE is bereh, gwen ih., in pursgsner
o. an order Of the toha r0rt of S.z perc,
c'nBty. Te:titsry Of idah" mad. on the s3.h
lay III Jane \. ID. lisa in the matter Of the
estate "' joseph hssaain de- a-ed the under
sitp"a adui' is'ratr OF tie sail esf ate will .ell
at pubic aucti IA to the hi CHEST bidder for
cash. Id coin Of ,he Uni'ed I ties, and sub
leef I" continuation by said Protaie Court. OF.
SATURDAY the ilih day oil o t 1881 at .he auc
ton sales room ell j. X Vincent. in the city Vt
Lewiston, all the right. title. interest and e.
tate OF The SAID Ju-eph Chast in. at tre time Of
ms deaih an.i all the right title ana interest
nat tn sal estate has. by "p, ration nf law q.
Otherwise. acquired in and to all that certain
r'ere or p 'rcel If land. situate, lying and he
ing IN sand Nez Perre county. Territory .i
Idaho. and bounded and described as t"l.aws
'"-wh: L"ts M. 2 ani 3 ami the ne1 swla
ma 'es OF NV = # sec seven in tn~n-hir -
west 81 B'isa meridian, containing i6R
acres nd 30 me hundred'h. acres and the f,l
~" he "sHcrihed pecc ar parcel nf land lying
m" beng IN sail county and Described a. a.
taws 10 Wit swi see ! 10 3s rr owssf b. NJ
containing l6o acres. terms nd condition. ~
are cash gold coin of the United States, T. n
per cent ct the purchase money to he psid t..
the suefi"neer 90 The day of sale. balance On
c"tnrmafion of sale bv said Pr,hat. orr,
deed at expense of rurch aser ESQ GLASS
Admiuis'ra.or
Lewiston. Sept. ll'h 1884. 4s,.w
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NOTICE FOR PRE- RMPrION PROOF.
LAND Orrlcr At
Lewiston idaho Set 10, 1884.
~ n

LAND orrlcr At
Lewiston idaho Sc I 10. 1885,
N " UAWORrV
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'M
y following named settler has sled ,,ice
az ms " tent'"n :" make Anal prcd n -apnor'
~ hi claim. and that said rrasf viii n. made
here y Morris depntv dis. clerk n. hi.
"Hcc ~ VT I6,h on oct 18th 1891 vi,
" " Haw"r'h. rs a065 for .he lots 3swL
neh AMI SEX nwh sec | tn ,nrle. ".
names the following w'tres es =. rreye his con
t-n"ns resi- 'enre IN n and cultivation Of said
land. viz; " Heheriine N " Morris. 7,
Rhosds AMI l. II Harrison Of Cotton wood 1T
J. VI HOWE,
~ Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
+. X EMP.
LAND OFFICE At

IAN OFFICE At
lewiston T.. Aug y 1884.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI M
" fallaw,ngnsnei settler ha. fleG notice
II her intention :" make final rr""i in supper
If her lain and that said pro"t wi tie n.sd
h-' re b. T Merri-, deputy dist clerk Is Jp
Il iii dist | 7. a. Mt. ld,hp |. T. IN uct z
l,S4. nz: kleznheth Kemp DS 23nt FIR I'd
IA sel4 ser 9tp II re name. ih,
10 living witnesses t. pruve her cpttinuou,
residenc" up n and cultivation Of snld land vi,
VI. Williams, McCreaiy E 4 base an
, Schubert o: Mt. Idaho Idaho Terri; ~.
J. N. HOWE.
3,-ht Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE
Walla Wa'!a W. r Aug 10 1884
=. Office 1, HEBEBY GIyfN THAT HI
following named settler has flei motto.
~ ms Intention I" make final proof IN support
ct his claim. and that said proof will lie mad.
before J. b. Stanley, n. p. at Cotton, W. r.
"A = pit. 30 1884, viz Thos. A Towner. DIS
ii13 for the sc d nw4 and lot 2 sec. II To l. n
20 lie names tho following wis,e.ses I.
prove his continuous residence upon and cult
val n of said land viz: g NJ Collins. NJ. :
freeman, =. X. Colwell aud W. X. Paisley. of
Union own, W. 7.
JOS. J0RGENSON.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- EMpTioN PROOF.
}. A, LIETCH
tANhnEEIrE At

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho. Aug 81 1884
NoTlfE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice os hi iu,e,,i :
to make final proof in support of his claim md
! hat sid proof will be made before y F Morris
deputy dist clerk T. at Mt idaho T, o,
SA'Hrdav net II. 1854, 10 A NJ, Viz: John A
ieich, Us 1923, for the lots 3 AMI 4 and !,
swls see 10 IT, 3. sc. n. names tn. fl
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous rel
deDce upon and curivati n of said land. ri,
y. Penny, A. j. Tayl.r, Ii. A. v hire and P.
King of Clearwater /. T..
J. NJ. HOWE.
~ gister.
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House and Lot for Sale.

In the Second wa,d, in the city af Lewiston.
"se good house and iet for sale ehesp. iuaui,e
for particulars Of JOHN SP' Ak,
fa-2m Lewiston, Idaho
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MARRIED.

PARkEk.-At ian~si Agency. Sept. S.h
ls>t. Leslie Mace Parker. aged year :
m"n'hs and ''s,s FuteraI too. place a;
L@p"ai Agency N Tuesday. Sept. 9th.
6ALE.-In thi. city. September 9th. 1884. Of
disb~'is. Harry J. Gale Agea As ,ears,
In Tsmm nv Hollow. Sept srb
at 9. 2. m BenjaiBine wi.har6. agri ~
Son Of W. H. and ..uisa Ni,bsri Futeral
services were heid a, their home yesterday
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DAILY, s2l p m IAlIy except sunday.
day, 1910 a. M. aud G.Sf u, m.
From Lexington, GO a. m. daily and 2l5 p. m.
daily except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s.2j, 1000
q. m. 2l5, 40, and 800 y. IN. daily except sunday
| S " y. m daily from Point of Rocks
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 100, 40
go 40 40, 900, 40 aud 1880 a. M i2i5, 80 400,
40, 500 G2i 40 900 and 1918 y. MI on sundays,
2U0 iiO 73O, BOO 0lOa. M, l,SO, 800 90 ''p and
| 900 y. M. .
AfllrainS from Washington stop at Relay station
except $50 y. m.
For iuriher Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OtCc, Washington station, GO and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
| and received ut any point in the city.
! w. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ Of H., Baltimore; o. k
| LORD, q. L. \.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rhe following IA list Of advertised letters remain
ing In the Washington city postoilico saturday, Feb
10, 1884
f.S-ro obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ddrertiscd letters 800
S-lfnot called for within one month they will be-
sent 70 the dead letter ONCE. .
FNANK d. CoNGER. Postmaster.