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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

rToiessor: Mention an oxide j, stn.
uent: o,, Leather" Professor: "Oxide Of
what%' Student: "Oxide If beef A :, E 81
Professor. uo Vi oeei- Exit
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04
lnlp0rfant.

Inc celebrated Vulcan Powder Comma
ny OF California, have appointed Mr. F
"A; taScoe, of this city, their agent for
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

WHEN the weary, hungry traveller casts
about for a place TO lay his head, he will
find the best and most satisfactory meal
and bed at the White House. \
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

Go to 5S Main Street for your Materials
and Lessons in Art Work.
LONG & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04
Barratt Bros.

III tease S call and see three car loads of
new staple and Fancy Furniture To VI
down prices. Low
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

CALL at 50 Main Street and examine
samples of Utah Soap.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

O. GOAL OIL and Fluid at Pioneer Lamp
Store, 81 b. First South Street.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS
af the Salt Lake CITY POstOfice.
Silver Quotations.

Corrected daily by Wells, Fargo & Col
Silver, New York ............... .......-.. 1.0S3z
Silver, London ....... ...- 1879
Lead New York. per 1O0lbs ......- .--.. 80
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-04

And yet the one declares the $40 to ha
wrong wrong IN their judgment of polvgamv.
Ills answer was that so far as his intelii
gence could go, so far as his prayers had
oeeh answered, and so far as his faculties
could comprehend, polygamy was right:
ana where his eternal salvation was at
stake he could not assent to anv other
OPINION, even if there We're 24g others
against 1t. The gentleman admitted that
he was right ''ii'
No man would go back on his religion
no 'Latter-day Saint would deny the 5rin'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

a present engaged upon the recon-
strGc;icn period which followed the
Rebellion. He finds here that sleat
labor is required to simplify snl
make clear the conflicting phases Of
this Stormy period. His next book.
i has been said, VIII b. history Of
the war of 1872. Tins does not give
the correct character Of The book
contemplated / is 10 be history
of American politics from l7S3 to
1915. While this includes, the war
OF l>l2, Mir Blaine does not intend
TO treat OF other than the political
aspects of that time
Burial Of Coifn,.
SorH BEND, Ind Jan. I7.-Thn
Col;aX olscqules took place 'hi- al
:erEoOE. The weather WAS tie worst
Of the season, and i. w.!S sn>wing
and below zero. Al Trains were be-
lated ~cye'nl Eo3y.. Ihtt contain
ins wee Piesident-olcct Hendricks
arrived after & O'Clock, too late for
the faneral, which had already been
performed The body lay in state
at ms residence, and was visited bv
thousand, of 7. 'pIc. The casket
WAS drnped with sac American flag,
and the remains were followed to
the city cemetery by il procession of
great length.
Cattle Losses In Texas.
ST. Louis, Jan. Is. - DISPATCHES
from Texas continue to report great
losses of cattle and sheep by the late
cold weather III various parts On
many ranges III the Northern and
Western part of the State great mum
bers of cattle have dllfted south
; wand till stopped by wine fencing
running many miles east and west
and are now dying by hundreds aud
even thousands from hunger, thirst
and cold The loss is chiefly on
ranges which had suffered from
drouth, both grass and water being
scarce and the cattle i'll poor condi-
ton, but even in the more favored
parts Of the State Il great amount of
stock has already been lost by the
unusual severity of the weather. 1t
is estimated that 10 per cent. of TIE
cattle and 90 per cent. of the sheep
have persisted.
Woman SnfIrng- Ass citation
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 IN execu-
tive session Of the Woman's Suf-
friSe Association was held at the
Riggs house today. Various reports
We're made, and Mrs. Shattuck spoke
of the responsibility involved in the
question of woman suffrage. At the
evening session, addresses were de-
livelcd by Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Matilda Joslyn Gage and Laura De-
Force Gordon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
Information about Fishing.

The editor of the american ing
Ter IS preparing comprehensive
guide book to the fishing waters Of
the United States, and has called to
his assistance the genera! passenger
agents OF all the railroads. The
latter have sent to their local agents
blanks suggesting the information
desired. Following is verbatim
copy of an answer received by Mr..
T.. =. Rogers. general freight and
ticket agent Of the Oregon Il Cali
forIia, from station near Corvallis:
REPORT OF FISHING GROUNDS.
Fill up the following blanks and
return to this Office at as early date
AS possible.
In filling your blanks BE- sure that
the accuracy of your statements is
beyond question. Guess ut nothing,
aud If IN doubt consult an expert
enced angler who fishes your local
waters.
Below fluid report, flom ID. NJ.
Calbreath, agent, for lie fishing
grounds adjacent to Parkel's alton,
Polk county, Oregon State, Oh the
line Of the Oregon X California rail
road
Name Of waters and distance from
nearest station.
Luckiamute, one-half mile; Vii
lamclte, two and half miles.
Which Of the above waters Is
best for fishing?
willamette
Varieties Of fish caught?
Trout, sucker, club.
What species Of fish are most nu-
merous?
Suckers.
What bats are used?
Beef, liver, worms, red flannel,
etc.
What are the best months for fish.
mgr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
Late Eastern News.
Shipwreck ut ShOalwater Ba >

San Francisco, Jan. ia dis
patch to the Merchants Exchange
suys the British ship Derra Gungad-
her, from Callao for Portland, Ogn. -,
went ashore a. Shoalwater Bay on
the morning of the 18th, in IA dense
fog, about half mile north Of the
wreck of the Ijbey Co~prr. The
crew was saved, but the vessel, is n
total loss.
Cleveland as IA Dramatic Critic.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1G.-President-
elect Cleveland is credited with the
origin of Robson and Cranes new
play, which will he brought out at
Alblugh's Grand Opera House next
week. Mr.. Cleveland saw the COM
edians play the Two Dfomios in the
Comedy of Errors" last Winter
and was SO impressed with the re-.
semblancc of the Twin Brothers that
he suggested to them the advisable.
ty of getting up sort of modern
lied idea OF the same droll subject,
and even pointed out a certain
strange old novel from which IL very
funny play might be constructed.
The advice has resulted in the max
ing of Il comedy called 1.-The Cher
ubs, in which Robson and Crane
play the Twin Brothers - Phidias
and Nandyke - two Of tho most
doubtful old frauds imaginable.
VIII Not BE Published Till Nav.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G.-Mr. Blaine
will not have his second volume of
"Twenty Years in Congress COM
pleted until the LIST Of May. He is
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23


January, February, March Ai:i,
May, etc.
Ii subject to the ileW Of tie tlIc.
what tide Is the best ior !I-AiN5:
Low tide.
Names OF hotels, with charges.
Hotels closed Il: present.
Names Of guides IA! their CHAR e..
Guides died duIn- recent III ~.
Can boats and Nait b. mad; Ii SO,
at what cost:
More BAIT than hoa''; L. rJ';.
" hat other information have YOU
relative to your fishing waters:
n,lc: this last heading, tell ali
You Know about yonr f-AlnE. m
Guiding tie maine, of local anglers,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
DriftwOO!.

Wheat is selling at Is cents IL
bu>hcl at WalIa Walla.
Delinquent taxes this wear
amount to $1,000 in Island county.
Hay has risen from So to SO
within the past few weeks at Ellcns-
burg.
The Northern Pacific will soon
have 1000 men at work in the rock
cuts above Yakima.
The mail service from Port
ToWnscnt to Ncah Bay is to be in
creased from weekly to scmi-wccll-
ly.
1t is reported that there are Scv.
cral cases OF CHAMBERS in Whatcnm
county. 1t is claimed that the dis
ease came from Green river, with
horses formerly used ON the rail
road.
n company is making arrange
mcntS to start il bolt camp on the
north fork of the Sami>h. They
are from Orcas island. The bolts
will be used TO make slaves for
lime barrels.
y starch factory will soon be
started at Whatcom. the machinery
being already ordered for the pur-
pose. y sample of the starch
made from potatoes is on cxhibi.
ton at Whatcom.
On Thursday George Starritt
shipped 400 pounds OF his fine
Quality cabbage seed to New York
city to fill II tclcgraphic order. 1t
Is reversing the usual order of
things to have Walla Walla supply
New York with seeds.
An informant of the Seattle
Post is the authority for the state
mcnt that Il force of five hundred
men is at work on the Northern
Pacific extension in the Green river
country, but the progress is slow.
WV iIS " t'tt NcdtlcI.
The most of the cattle belonging
to klttltas are up and are being
fed. Some few are still on the
Columbia range, where the snow is
SAID to be only seven inches deep.
Horses are faring first rate in that
quarter, as the snow is blown off
the hills.
The ship Jeremiah Thompson is
IN dangerous position at Cayquot
sound on the British shorc-so her
mate reported in coming for help.
The tugs Thee and Tacoma went
to the assistance OF the jeopardized
vessel. 1t will probably cost half
she is worth to rescue her. .
Frank Reed, who killed Frank
Bcrnier at Toledo, Lewis county,
last August, has been found guilty
of manslanghter and sentenced to
the penitentiary for eighteen
months by Judge lIoyt. The quar-
rel arose about il ring belonging to
the wife of the deceased.
1t is reported that the steamer
OlympIan, which has been tied up
at Tacoma for several months. will
again be placed on the Tacoma
Victoria route early in March, and
that her sister boat, the Alaska.
tied up at Portland, will soon be
brought around to the sound.
Walla WalIa county tax lew FIR
1881, in round numbers was $50
GOO. OF this amount all but SIS
600 was paid, and of this last
amount $4,000 is due by the vari-
Gus railroad companies. who claim
the levy is illegal on account of The
gross earnings act. The actual de-
lln1uency by the people is. there
fore. only $4,000, or about the av-
era@c annual amount.
In Seattle Friday morning oc-
Cured the obsequics over the re-
mains of VIM. Lenard, Il venerable
Catholic who died in Province hos
pital. \ solmn high requiem mass
WAS SAID by F. y. Prefontain, assist
ed by Father Demincv, of that city
and Father IIylebos of Tacoma.
The deceased was LOG ye:rs and 3
months old, and probably the old
est man on the Pacific Coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
DR.. frdzlGr'S Throat and Lung BalSam

) the greatest remedy Ia the world fur
j Coughs, 'ulds. sore Throat lutlu,uyH,
OninI., Ia"NngI'i-, Group. IInhr-' ~ SIS.
bronchitis. Asthma, tittrih. aud " huuir
ing Cough, and all di~oa~, ot ia" throat
and lungs. 1t perform wonders tu to-
licNIns Consumption. II Strengthens the
Lungs and instantly diiaN~ all imitation
of Tia" throat.
tIINtiA Sp ohio.
DG. FgNLIrR-Drar >iI. was troubled
for about thrc" months during TIA" last
Summer and Fall with lifunchiti- aud u
bad cough. Aitcr trying several rom,,ii
without finding any relief USED your
throat and Lung lialSan. AMI found ia.
mediate help. ON refining ~ night II
gave me undisturhcd rest. and after using
the medicine three weeks found ~, ~cit
cured REV. L.. NJ ~.
br. FraZirrS Throat and Lung Itl~nm
allayS all irritation ot the throat. uCuU
tratcs and heals the Lungs. aud ASSISTS
nature hy cNpcrtoratinn To- throw uil the
corruption. Sold hy druggists cNtiN
where ut - ci~. aL"ttlr. FH,lnE MIini,
Co, Proprs Cleveland. ONO.
For sale at Acme Drug stone, Olympia
W L ~ "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
A GREAT CAUSE or HUMAN MISERY
Is tho Loss of
\ Ls.,".- sa the Ns,.... v...,ms.,

\ i.sst.s- sa the Ns,ss., psesssssss
nni N,digal gufU ~ seminal Weakness
~ slrtnsintfhaa iu,lurrd h., seif Air,se.
lnN uluntsft tu,i~siuns. imtsdans.y, Net,
N"n- lnihliiN, AMI imI- diIirut. to Mar
iiaHu HetirtallN CONSUMPTION, EpiisIsss
nud Fits Nrutai and ihtslsni lHealsasils
10 NY hUiitUIi 90 tNtNwEf.l. N
~ author ut shn tistVn Hash. Ne.
The Wuiii fVn1enrd authof. tn Tits AL.
hifahl" Lecture. rlsatiY proves frun his
own experience that The aw tai ts,tss.
purncrs At Ss'li Aiip.s naV 30 plirsfuaily
renewed " iilr'h dangerous HuFgtal u,,-
"iaiiuu- huuHiu-. Instruments, rings "a
rnthial-, pointing uut a inudo ~ puie ~
un'o certain and tils eiusl. u, which every
sufferer ~" Usiivt what hts ttudsliun
may lv. nsaV ,uin him-eif Uheapiy. pei.
NatvlN aud radically.
- Tbs irstufu viii prove i,oon to
thousands anh thousands
SER, under seal. ina plain en,eioIsc. &"
any address, uii rvcuiIa 81 tnut cents or
tw" postage stamps Address.
riiE cULN XIV XII, MEDICAL ca,
u Ann ~ New Work NY.
Post uiiire Has 80 i-Ayt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
GERMAN BAKERY
NNb
CONFECTIONERY.
WN uIpr PROPRIETOR
PILES! PILES! PILES!
\ II RE- ClRE f0l\D At LAST,
~ ONE NtIp NrrIR.

1 II nv cute 60 lliind. iilredtnp I eli
~ lir tnd l.'rt'it t'ilss hts li.,t ,ii1.
,uNttcd bN ~ Williams an Indian ron.
'tN rsl.Hi ~ Nliiau. Indian I'Ilp
b.ttm,ut \ -iuu', iuN hHs rutrd tho
Wutat rituuI. ,i~'- uI liur .nstafa sttnti.
ifi- - ''f. u3,d suilpt N,o uluutt.
tIt't urpNtus tbs wonderful suuthiua
ut' tiu, t"tiuu- Instrument. an,i eier,
tu.tI,a d1 muu hltm than .ud wi.
liJuu Indian ItIr ointment ais.atIt. the
.uup"t thhNs the int,u~' ilrhinu. mar.
u,u'Htl, 80 mEht st,f getting VAIN, In
hd u.t- HH tuuiiifu. EtSr~ Instant 20.
lni tud b. I iri tftd uuly iuT iiit- itrh.
htr "i ~" iHtNd" pats. aud iuf uothinu
,iS,
E.td What tIr ituu 7 VI ,ufilulstss
"i trN rIAut -.1s ui.ui IL Ntliams Ia
dttu lit' biitut. co. | have used -tnf,.
"l rae 'ui,~ Hut d aiiuiis ~" pleasure
Co. -'N thuf I ttt" utttT found au.tltt,r
"hi"r 4ftr suHu iutuu,iiti" and Irfu,a
h'ui t'lIsf % Ia NUltNus tnutsn uun
tu'ut i"t sale h} Hii druggists and
utti.' % t',ilt Of pii,'. fa' Rudsi
iHN/ltt NEnittNItp rfur-
Cleveland Ohio.
-, sale g., Nsti Man ul,npin. ". 4.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
Mary {. G.. Patton, Fraiutil
~.
THE UNITED STNTts On NMIHirN,
TO Richard II. P1tttu. defendant

THE UNITED srNTts o. ANIItrN,
To Richard X. Pattcn Defendant
In the mann ofthcl nitcd ~la'c- ct Nmct.
ici. Won are hereby required tu appear 10
an action brought AGAINST Sou bN liz.
ahoNcnamcd Pllintiii IA the District Court
of the Second Judicial District ut the
Territory ot Washington holding terms At
OLYMPIA, IN IhuT>tuu county. tor the
counties oi Mason. Chchali~nud Thuf-tuu.
and to answer the complaint hl'd thvttitt
IA copy OF which accompanies this -ititt.
mons within twenty DAYS tcNclu~tN" 81
the day al service alter the ser, irp 81 ,oti
al this summons u served Within thl=
county; or. II served uut oi this ,7uuHtN,
Tut within the SrCuud Judicial bi,tttrt.
within thirty t.1NS, uT ~ served cut of
said District, then within iuttV DAYS. 90 "
rived bN publication. then witiuu sixty
days from date hereof. 81 Judgment T., d,-
fault will hc taken against You according
To She PRAYER ot said complaint.
The above entitled action il hrrughi "a
obtain a decree ot this court dl~sul itis
the bonds at natrimuuV nov existing bt
tween plaInt!n and defendant. ga the
grounds OF cruel treatment uud a ihiiutr
to provide Tor Satu pitiutiti and family 4,
for the custody ut \c,li" ! falicn and
Freddie q pattrn. minor children tut a
div VISION OF the community property tut a
reasonable attorney tee iur C,t~ts hud
dl>hurAcnc cuts al THIS action aud iur SEA
cral relief.
-. Witness John T. lIuNt. Esquire.
las. Judge at the said District court.
So and the seal ot snid Court. thi,
9Th day of January, \. u issb.
re-. OHkiEN clerk.
JUDsux, IsEL,L n M,>,itt.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
A. FA R GUITAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Flour shorts, Ban. Chopp"d Barley
W heat, Oats anl BI!cd Hay


GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Flour, Shorts, Ban. chopped Barley
Wheat, Oats and BI!cd Hay
CLOTHING AND DRYGOODS.
'rockery, Stone and GLASSWARE.
Wood and Willow ware.
Table AMI Pork"t Cutlery.
WAGON aHd tarriig,. Material
Npoihub * StrVrn Wheels
lli.'knry Oak. Ash and Whitcwood Plank
Wa.nn Springs and
WAGON and Carriage HARDWARE.
Windows and Doors AL sizes
Paints, Oils. W indowy!a>>.
Colorrd and Ground Window ,ila>S.
Lime. Cement. Plaster, NJ ,rhl,,Iu>t.
Hair. Fire BrIcA, Land Plaster
I.ath, SnIn-lr> and Il kinds 81
House Carpenters Hard
Ware Iron and Flows.
Spring. Tire, Toe and Cast Steel,
Cable Chain all les,
Horse, Mule and OK Shoes,
Horse Nails, Bolts,
Lag Sc'cws. Nut Washers.
Bolt Ends, Carriage and
Wagon .tXci>,
Anvils. Vl>cs Bellows and
Blacksmith Tools
CUMBERLAND COAL.
UGoodS delivered to any part of the
city, free of charge.
o. Every description of goods, wares
and merchandise, carefully stored, at
moderate ateS.
go Highest price paid for Country Pho
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, Jan. 6, 1884. 1y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

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N..uhnf 60 lu.lt,u lhl"'erh'.
ils N.N nH"u NouIl iri'''' di'
maulh al haul
Tho ia watch bill I for a. Tai
e,a,.. $50 Ia,-la, r,,uiu.. N,s Won
~ lnuh ill'''
Ihe t,nt ,aiufo has been s,h.ihlN
,sis,I .Iurr Vie m,lllug Il ,ho snow
an aJl,,nt woods
,,.,,,,.,. ,,c ntu.,l ,cr,n,n.
wtb Now .tcfs AMI t.-,iH the side
.,s,tss, aft,lunhn llll
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Observation-Disclosures
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wv ''"''''' ~ Nv ''''' " - Wv
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hg"hi, 'n~'llhg young women from
the Atlantic states might be fe"dl's
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Tue olympia dul ~ mover seen
with both hnnd- IA his pockets at the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

Inc retiring County Treasurer,
Mr.. Munson, gives us the following
tootlnGs Of the tax roll for 1881:
Total amount on roll - sal 73g 81
Amount collected ....-.......... y los s.
Delinquent ............. 4Gi1 %
1his amount, with the penalty Of
~ per cent. added, aggregates
Sld,i0 II, which will be collected
by the Sheriff.
UEoss earnings Of the leading
northwestern railroads in 1884:
Canadian Pacific s,mtc,o
Chi. NJ. n st. Paul -; ~, can,
Chicago Il y " "a ~; ~
-. =. VI. & OmaiIa. IS 3rs ,,s
Northern Pacific ...... Sl3 5o1 ,5n
Manitoba * IT,. 400
n COMPANY is about to begin sink
ing an oil we'll. at Elhi, Pierce coun-
iy. They intend to strike .he olear.
enons fluid if they have t. go =, coo
feet for it.
The treaty permitting United
States fishermen to take fish in
British waters will terminate on july
4th 1851.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

ia ipa,ut't wears. =Nnh a. I.p~@ 80 Msiun.
~ a-sitndr Suu,ufnal Emission. Aver.
Sion tu SsiUioiy liWnoss at tisiun. Nulse.
"a tie Heat the ital iiuid passing unuh
served 10 the urine. aud many eiltnr dis.
'as.s that Ia tu Insanity ~ ~, alh
bW ntNtit Nhu - u regular t,hVsi.
'isn graduate of the diversity ct Penn.
sNlNauib. viii -st,t &C. tuGlsH tis- HAS.
d''d b"ils'- tul tHrV ct thia ktui tho
VITAL utstuu tttNt under hi. $40.
ritl advice aud treatment viii not ruie
q" g." !uN hing uitIuru 80 Injurious tnui'
ia H. bil Mi>Tll treats ali pfi,,t 90.
rhs'.- surts ~siuliN ~ bout ntIrnrv t".-
s"i'"''"" tee. IHuItuLh examination
hud HdNi co. Including ANALYSIS ut mine.
-. rttru ot N,tat uH.,sVss 81 1Dt I.,tti.
oil" l"'t times The Itlautii, -. ssHt o. az,
hdlt'.s upon i,rriIi ct iti,t' 80 & - o.
~'rut" it"'n ul'srtntiiuu aud iu - private
nam" % d,stpst b.,
NtNTiE Nj
II krafurN NJ san Frntis,s, cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23
No. 2,4l7.

y the District Court at tive Second ludi
i cial District ot the Territory ui wash
ingtun, huldln. tcruiS at olympia tor the
counties at Thur~ton. Mason aud Ch,ht.
lis.
Action brought IN the bi>itirt Count 81
the Second JUDICIAL District 1T the I,fTs.
tory ot Washington. holding terms at
Olympia Tor the counties at lhur-tuu.
Mason and thchali~. and complaint iit,l
in the county OF Thur~tou ~ thru.h.r ct
the clerk ui the said District 'uur
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Thoroughbred Poultry,

CULVER Spanylod IIamburgs. Hou-
- dams. Light Brahmas, Brown Leg
horns, Cocks and CockerelS, - To ST.
Eggs, 81 80 per setting of thirteen.
Also Imperial Pekin Ducks. brakes,
81 each; Eggs, So per setting of thirteen.
Address ISREAL Il son.
Olympia.
II. FROST, Agent. feSti
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GEoss earnings of the leading
northwestern railroads in 1884.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-20

The I0ssn Talk Of u late date, inspcak-
ing Of chickens, has this to say :s.'W. A.
Morton. Of Athens, has hen that LAYS
two eggs ut tiine.''
Bah: That's nothing. Our s.o,,r' friend
John Long. of this parish, once had a
hen that layed two eggs a day. and a
piece of fat meat at night, to cook them
with. Solid truth! So Long saws.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-20

Messrs. j. j. Dickersou. J ID. Williams
and .'Jabe'' Wilson, of ward S;J. L.
Warner, j. d. Warner, J. T. Fox. J. r.
Bid. G. 4. Gaar and Isaac Burnett OF
ward Z; Ben Albright aud J. X. Horn. Of
ward g; .Uncle' John Mathis, L. J. L.
Dark. and host of others of this ward,
were in town on Saturday last. the most
OF whom report farm work progressing.
Mr. Dark reports = pretty fair school n:
Jerusalem chnrch, where he is teaching.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-20

Elder T. Il. Drcwett, Chairman Of the
Missionary Board Of the Central Baptist
Association, desires ns to state that the
Missionary Board is called 10 meet at
Sar1is church, s miles south Of WINFIELD.
on Saturday before fifth Sunday in this
snonth. 4 general invitation is extended
to Al the Ministers In the Association.
and Ill Others who may desire to attend.
to be present. II II to be hoped that all
the churches composing the Association
will be represented.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-03-20

The Police Jury of, Catalonia parish,
have decl d job p. Routen, Sheriff and
ex-officiO Lax Collector of Catahoula par
ish, to be defaulteri in e large amount of
parish tax; and have appropriated $500
to pay ID. n. Thompson Esq, to as
sist the District Attorney in, the prosecu
fiOu