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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
MIsoELLApSouB
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Tuosday, The 90lh day OF March, 1885,
Sale Of Bridge Bonds.

Tho Commissioners NJ stark county, Onto, will offpr
fof sale NJ tho Auditors tlec, IN vhnon stark county
Oho, on M0rdy tho WIN dhy y0l March, 1850, ~ QUO
ll0n1H iOf brldg pupOses, lteued IN accordance with
tho provisions VI section s Of the Ieylatd statutes Of
uh0, said bonds pach 10 run seven yehf6 from day VI
aae with Interest payable uemi annually, NJ tho late
OF hx pof cent BET annim, The above bondH " be "
The denomination Of tl 900 each This purchaser 10
have thu privilege Of ono ur moro " tho bonds,
Tho Commissioners reserve tlo fnht 10 reject any or
nil bids that may be mnde,
iy order Of tho Commissioners,
Y, Il MANLY,
nAfA.dw Auditor stAik County, chic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1880,
JonN 0. WHIT. AIlI
sheriff sale.

Harriet n, Nty Ord0r 0f Sale,
Vs. stark county Common
Lowla Horny OF w. plnAA Court
y virtue Of an order oi sale Issued by the clerk Of
tho court " c0mmon ploA Of STARK county. Ohi0 In
tho above action ana u mo directed, Will offer for
sale nj public cut oy nj tho door Of The court house. In
tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, tho 10th day Of April, 1886,
tho following described real estate situate IN said
county 10 witt Aud known hH lots number one ana twn,
IN DauinH addition 10 said city OF Canton aud known
on tho plat of tald city m lots No 1863 and 1909
Lot M. 1909 appraised VI $500
Lot No, 1903 Mti OOO
Sale q commence at ono o'clock D, m, Terms cash,
A. LEINiN0Eii.
Coroner and aoufr sheriff,
W. w. ~, j. CLARK, Atrys,
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Sheriff Sale

VIM, n drcef Order Of sale
Va stark County Common
rfeoeiiok !, scmler Of ui.) Pleas Court
IDy virtue Of an order OF eale aeued by tho clerk Of
the nouf " common peAa o stark county OHIO IN iis
above action, and ~ mo directed Will ocr Tor sale nj
OF canton, on
Saturday. The Ord day Of April, 1880,
the following described real estate situate
IN said county towti Lot numbsr ~, IN tho town Of
oreentcwn Ne desgnhied on the plat Of nad town on
OHIO.
Appraised NJ tg5o
sale 10 commence n oeloct D. m. rerms cAst
A. LEiNinoEll
Coroner aud acting poc,in.
W. ~ j. CLARK. Attorneys
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1SSO----18S0 I
1SSO-1SS0!
MahoningVal Real Estate Agency.

We Offering Bargains suit the times Those desiring TO
Estate VIII be to their interest to call on address this Agency before pu
Also property rent and trade Following partial list
gains. Also have quite number small farms cheap.
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Now Yorl,.

WHEAT .- No, . rcd NO, Mach. pbAo,
April pilacl May, p0pac. June, pOllc.
.-poRN Mixed, March, tocl April, tojeo, May.
Hplbc
6ATs- Western. 400, March, ioao,
CATTLE -, B5CtbB0 por 100 lbs live weight
UOlB--ei 70 tpiH0 per 100 lba
tllliEP .si 10 pb,0J per 100 ibs, live weight
.QoTroN Quleti Mildllng uplandu,. .elLo,. DO
june, pSli July, oaS, August, pt0, september.
kD Optolrr, VII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11

FLOUR Fancy, sllo6li5l family, sLiODlSa
WHEAT No, D red pecgic No \, p0OOlc.
CORN No . mixed, B0gOOfoi No. y mlkod,
0A1B No, 0 mlxcd ai0DSio, No, . mixed,
a2G9 ui No white, BbiD0Bo.
poRk Family, siO,ib0iV,Silhi regular, Si0,S1n
aDii,0O
BACON Short clear ados OyAGOyIc,
LARD Kettle, Oll0t09ko
CHEESE Primo 10 choice Ohio, ptpl6c: New
YORK, l0Hl1eu Northwestern, Btolc
pOULfhi Choice fulgrown chickens, t9.R50
b76, ducks, g1boiti,bO, geese, si,00d5bO pof
doStn, i've itfteys, Uhg1
WOOL unwnahod medium clothing, aidD25o,
nno muflnn q0dplol common, i5dlOc, lueoo.
washed med tim clothing AO03lo, oOinhing, pDio
Doc, nne ,nuflno X aud Xxx, % tB5o, burr and
cots, ii'Oel1 ilD washed, MB8lo pulled, 9iQ9sc,
HAY No. timothy, SlN0OOiA60i No, v 81, rs
0tii,ih, mi Ud glOb0Wil ,00l prairie, e5OOgp W,
vhcnl Data and iyu straw, slWtA60.
CArllE Good 10 choice butchers, SjH0tOi,b0,
far, Sl0l tit6l common, $500 qib, Htockors
end FEEDERS. sOib0iaj yearllngs aud calves,
1o0s Selected butchers. gLa5d0l bn fair 10
good padding l0ltlpj, fair 10 good llsht, s9,IS
l04lQi comlnon s8AbiD9Ho, qulls, S000OJ,a0,
BlIEEl Common 10 fair e80llDS 70, good 10
lholuu, 800 0l 70, common 10 fhir Ia I,bg SAL 30
A bO! utDu Ia uhoinN "a 3hfnb 40
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11

For rates. free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II, II. GETTING, II, RI up. Agt,
II East TuscaTawas b., Canton, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
saturdAy, the lOLh day Of Aprll, lseO.
Sheriff Sale.

John n Poyaor A Non \ Order Of Sale
stark County Common Plc@
Isaiah o. Slunaer OF Al Court
Dy virtue Of an or or Of sale lhaucd BY tho oorh
" Tho court 0f common pleas OF STARK county,
OHIO IN tho above action, and 10 mo directed Will offer
for Ac at public outoy NJ the door Of tho court houso
IN tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of April, 1885,
tho following deaoribcd real catatc situate In STARK
county, ohio, to.wlti Known ~ being part 0f tho
eouteht 1unrter Of section twcny four tail township
ten 0) and range elght (Hl, beginning NJ stone on
the southwest corner " said quarter Hrcon thence
n0ith n degree east epht chAlnn and onhty throo
llnkp 10 polnl In the quarter nv and con or OF public
road leading from uantn 10 WAyncsbufRhI thence
along said r0ad a0uth, DiA degrees ohAt ton ohAlnu
and forty links 10 polnt lnlhe south boundary line o.
said Wc0nl thonco along thl section limo north. pile
drartey wrHi, nyo chains and fOrly-two lnha 10 tho
place VI beginning containing two acres and forty three
hundrudiht q ~ 1909 OF an acre, nioro or lcua
Appraised Mti 0b0
BAlo 10 commence nj ono O'Clock D. m. rorna oNh
A. LElNlN0ER Coroner
Now acting sheriff
JOuN q WuITY. Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-11
saturday, Tho 10th day Of April, 1880,
sheriff sale.


Joseph LoutEenheiaer Order OF sale
va STARK County Common
Befaphn Bhlyely 0t IN, plcM Court
ny virtue Of an order Of sale Issued BY the clorh Of
Tho court Of common pleas, " stark county, uho IN
tho above action, and 10 mo directed, Wilt oifor for
sale M public out CRY, on tho premises, IN tho vage Of
Navarro, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1880,
tho following described reai estate situated In pnid
county 10 witt Known m being tho east part Of lot
number ono In waief addition TO the town OF Navarro
M recorded IN tho ecorder occ for said county, DO.
Ing ono hundred feet on OF tho eaat end of ahid lot
and being IN Dimensions one hundred foot front by two
hundred and ton ieet deep,
Appraised NJ tii0o
sale 70 ccmu enoe n ono O'CLOCK D m Terms cash.
A. LEINfNgHit
Coroner and aotina sheriff
MoNa MoCAnrr Attys
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Sheriff Sale.

John n. wiSeS Admir- )ordor Of sale, STARK count,
,.,. o,M Common ploAa Court
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01
ST CLAIR H0YHT,,
MARTINSBURG. w VA.

r HAVE refurnished this large aud commo-
l dious House--the leading Hotel of the
City. Parlor and all the chambers fitted
and furnished in frst-class order. All ar
rangements and management orderly and
respectable Table unexceled Summer
boarders accom- modated Transient travel
lers made comfortable by home-like atten.
ton Kid and obligiug en- pioyees In eve
ry department Bath rooms in the house.
Families or person desiring board respectful
ly referred TO Rev R. n Pitt. Hon. J II.
Ge:tiuger, Or, ] A G. Hover, Mr.. Frank
Thomas and Other guests, citizens of Mar
tinsburq. p e DORSEY,
in IL Proprietor.
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Wise Words

IF we knew the exact value of
things we should be comparatively
free from envy.
My dear boy, don't begin fight,
but once begun, stay to the finish and
pick up the fragments.
There are two things that every
body think they can do better than
any one else-punch the reand edit
a daily paper.
There is pedantry in all things
in this world we can't explain, and
that is just what makes the things
we can explain the more certain.
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Minister Tyler owned large dog
named Watch, and Watch objected
very strongly to being shut up in the
house alone while the family went to-
church. He soon learned what Sun
day preparations meant, and often
contrived to go to church himself
much against Mrs. Tyler's consent.
Every Sunday series of manguv-
res took place between the two, in
which Watch often proved himself
the keenest. Sometimes he slipped
away very early, and Mrs. Tyler,
after having searched for him to shut
him up, would go to church and find
Watch seated in the family pew,
looking very grave and decorons, but
evidently aware that it was too late
now to turn him out.
Sometimes he would hide himself
until t he family had all started for
church, and would then follow the
footsteps of some tardy worshipper
who tiptoed IN during prayers.
The minister's pew was very near
the front, and Watch, as il under
standing that much depended on his
good behavior, usually conducted
himself in very dignified manner.
One Sunday in the midst ofan inn
pressive sermon, Mr. Tyler repeated
in an earnest, eloquent manner, the
words, Watch watchl watch, /
say?n when rustic, bounce, came the
dog almost into his very arms.
Honest Watch had been sitting
with his eye fixed, as usual on the
m mister. Attic first mention ofhis
name up went his ears, and his eyes
kindled; at the second he was still
more deeply moved; and the third he
obeyed, and few completely over
pew-rail and pulpit door with leaps
that did equal honor to hismuscular
powers and his desire toobey. After
such a strict Interpretation Of the
letter rather than spirit, Watch was
effectually forbidden church-going.
Youths Companion.
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INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY.


A FINE sx10 frame given to every one
getting / Dozen Cabinet or Instantaneous
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01

Has attained g standard Of excellence which
admits of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce
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These are solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulat
or ever placed within the reach Of suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactiy-
ity of the Liver, Billiousness, Jaundice.
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease
OF the urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will
always find Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
City cents bottle by &. @. Williams 4 Bro.
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Caughtin His own Trap.

MEN viii sham any complaint
nowadays to avoid their work, said
our worthy skipper, as he sat at the
head of our breakfast table, on our
first day out. i had a fellew once
who pretended to have famed HIM
self when we were about halfway
out to Calcutta; and he did it so
well that nobody ever suspected him
bit, till one night there was a false
alarm of fire, and the way that lame
man flew up the ladder would have
astonished an acrobat
We'll, said |, you remember that
story of the Irishman who went
about Dublin with sPity the poor
blind on board round his neck,
and made quite good trade of it,
till at last one of the people who us
cd to give him met him in a by-street
stepping along like prize pedes-
trian.
You old humbugr he cried, you
see as we'll as | do
Sure, thin says Paddy, looking
down at the blind board that he
carried, they've hung the wrong
board on me to-day by mistake. It's
deaf and dumb am
Well, once saw something almost
as good as that myself, said my
right-handcd neighbor, Professor T.,
when | was on a visit TO my friend
DIR. L., in the east of France. There
was great CONSUMPTION going on
just then for the Crimean war, and
l.. had to test the recruits as they
came in, to see whether they were
fit for service.
Now, among these fellows there
was one fine, sturdy Auvergnat, just
| the stuff for soldier IL he hadn't
unluckily been stone-deaf. So he
said, at least, and it certainly APP
| peared to be true, for all the tests
that they applied to him couldn't
make him give any sign Of hearing
a bit. / fully believed his case to
be genuine; but / could see by the
twinkle in DR.. LIS eyes that he did
not.
'That'll do, my man, said Il. to
him at last, in a low voice. You're
too deaf to be of any use to us. You
may CO.
Instantly the recruit, forgetting
himself in his glee at having got off
so easily,sprang toward the door like
a cat
Not so fast, my fine fellow the
recruiting officer shouted; "if you
can hear that, you are not too deaf
for the army. You're mighty cum
ming rogue, but this time we have
caught you in your own trap
Harper's Magazine, May Number.
q
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VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened Coal and Wood
Office and Flour and Feed Store at 90 Queen
Street, where all orders ia my line will re-
ceive prompt attention. | have put in pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed Piedmont and Cumberland run of
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further fayors,
! am respectfully yours,
iy24-fy, j. w R0E ERTS
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A Baby's Diary.

elled.
| 2.I5-Am washed. The fool doc
tor told 'em was a boy, just as il
that was something new. Was
whacked over the lap of n dizzy old
Christmas card of a nurse, who pro-
ceeded to tog me out in some ban
dages and a quarter of mile of
skirts. Kicked.
3--Have slept somewhat. The
gorgeous old valentine made for me
when stirred and turned me into
nineteen different positions. Must
be training me for a contortionist.
Yelled.
4-Have worked the sound wave
for straight hour. The old man
isn't looking as happy as he did. /
am high soprano, know, for just
heard some one in the fourth story
swearing. Old man has remarked
that I'll depreciate property for four
blocks.
4.l0--Everybody issitting around.
The old man has got even with the
doctor by giving him one of his ci-
CARS. The doctor will not charge
himself up with prescription pref
ty soon.
4ll--Told you sol The doctor
has just asked the old man if he had
ever matched one Of his cigars
against glue factory. Yelled in
sympathy.
4.l5--The amiable old Easter me-
| mortal is working bottle. She
saw me watch her, and said i was a
| tootsy-wootsy. / wish / were a
shoesy bootsy; I'd fix her for get
ting corner on the family supplies
and slowing them away in her stom
ach.
AIS to 5.l8--Yelled.
| 5.20-The antique circus poster
fed me on warm water and whisky.
She said | had the collie. Will work
| the collie racket again.
6-Wazzer mazzer wiz evy body /?
Dizzy old chrome wiz two heads
whackin' me on the back. Had col
ic twice.
Evoke up with the headache.
The old man ought to keep better
goods. Guess III yell.
9.l5-Am washed. Feel little
focky. Ten minutes for refresh
ments, then Twill do the collie act
again for cocktail.
10--Old man is writing kilograms
about me- He looks little like
last years birds nest himself. Yell
ed.
12--Have been asleep. Woke up
suddenly aud saw the venerable
nightmare they've hired to groom
me working her jaws over enough
lunch to feed shift dissection hands.
The old man oughtn't to allow it.
What'll do when he kicks out if
this waste continues The thought
made me SO mad that / yelled.
3P. M.-Have dozed. Everybody
is doing well but the people in the
block, who are tired for want of sleep.
Old man has confidence in me. He
has just said that he'd back my lungs
against any steam whistle, best two
toots out of three. 1t makes one
proud to have the approval of his
parents.
81 was put on pillow in a chair
few minutes ago and fool girl
came in and sat down on me. Yell
ed
/ rs - Collie Fortunate results 4
sleepy.
8.lO-Going to sleep for the night.
The giddy old obelisk nth the chair
snoring. Room sounds like a round
house. Mighty dull sort of day. |
Good night Chicago Rambler.
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system regulat |
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scene at a ChiIdren's Hospital.

81 happened to be in one of the wards OF
the ChiIdren's hospital some time ago"
said a lady the other day, sat. the hour
when. at the beginning of the short winter
twilight, the children had been prepared
for sleep. 1t was a beautiful sight to see
the little convalescents kneeling in the
little cots and lisping Our Father and
Now I lay me down to sleep and even
more touching and beautiful to see those
who were too weak to rise lifting their tiny
weak hands in prayer. Suddenly one
poor little baby in distant corner set up
q pitiful, wailing cry:
az wait to 90 homel 1 want to go
home"
1.-THE words were taken up and repeated
from many a cot 1t brought the tears
into nv eyes, and said to the nurse:
"'This must be very hard for you TO
bear?'
1T is she said, but we generally eX-
meet to hear that when nightfau comes
Books and toys while away time for such
"a are able to sit up, and the other poor
little things lie very patiently all day, but
when the evening comes and the prayers
there seems to come Il great longing Tor
their homes and for their mothers. There
Is little we can do to prevent it; it gener-
allv ends when one by one they drop OIL Ia
Sleep. Boston Record.
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a F. HIM.
YOLO MILL
HIM d PIagemann.

Manufacturers Of Extra Family, Graham Ry
Buckwheat and Rice Fl ur. Rye Oat. Corn ano
Feed Corn Meal; Sage, Tapioca, Farina, Suck
wheat Greats Hominy, Cracked Corn, Pearl Bar
ey, Ground Feed etc, etc.
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A bunch of oats eight feet three inches
In height is displayed at Winter, Cal
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Another story from the school room may
not be out of place here. A boy brought his
teacher some very beautiful and sweet smell
ing spring flowers the other n0 3ri Ior
which she thanked him very kindly as she
.,Iacai Them IN a tumbler of water upon her
fesI In the course of the morning the
1yontbful yiver held up his hand and SAID:
SPiease ma'am, can 1 wet my sPonge|
No" said the teacher, mot Just now
The boy, however, was persistent; ne SP
PssTeciol favor, and he repeated his request
IN a loud tone. The teacher, however, said
may the second time more decidedly than
the first. and at this the petitioner gave ven'
TO his anger as follows: Say, teacher, you
know the flowers l brought you Just now
- lo7,t ,ern to YOU; didn't give EN- 70 you
- iyaan There was a good deal OF human
nature in this. Children of an older grow.
sometimes show a similar disposition --t5o-
to2 Budget.
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To Whom It May Concern.


OFFICE OF WM. T. WRITER'S,
PRoPRIF1oR FAIKI.AwN STOCK FARM, I
LEXINGTON, KY, March 80, 1856. y
This is 10 certify that the bearer, Nailace JACK
SON has AT various times been in my employ, ana
/ can confidently recommend him as thoroughly
cauabIe TO take care of fine horse stock. W me
with me he was always honest, prompt and capa-
HE He worked for here at FaIrla"n, ana
also at His Maipsty's stables i'm Honolulu, and at
both pIaces ! always looked upon him as my best
q DOM. . ,,-r-rrr,,D,,
Manager of Fairlawn Farm.
Wallace jackson has removed his training sta
bles % the lot adjoining Monsarrats properly on
I3if,l,aTn street Entrance gate Bingham street,
oppasitp CO! Claus Spreckels windmill.
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- over-Careful old Legislator.

.Fortv wears or more ago I sat in the In
diana legislature next an old fellow who
always voted no on every bill that was
presented. One day 1 said to him What's
the matter with your Can't you say
.aveeD Why, you haven't voted for any
thing since you've been in this house
@sWeIl, said he, If a good law passes al
;eht. You never hear anything from
hat but if they pass bad law want 10
De on the record right. "-Cinclnnau
Times-Star.
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WILDER'S STEAMSHIP Co.,
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,

CKing, Commanueli,
Leaves Honolulu as per loIioH i'5 ~ srIl'9'
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena, Manu-
kona Kawa Ihae LaupanOehOe. Htlo and keauhon:
Commencing on MONDAY, october Eth and
thence on the first Monday following the arrival
ot the Alameda and .'MaripOsa.' on the Sth
and pod of each month: 80
TRIP reaching KeauhOu on "Wednesday morn
ing giving tourists two days and TWO hlghIs at
the VOLCANO HOUSE.
When the Sth and 22d of the month tailI on
Monday, the Kinau will leave that day.
TICK ETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO I'M
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALI. CHA RGES.
The Kinau will arrive IN Honolulu SUNDAY
mornings on Volcano trips. On HilO trips, will
leave Honolulu Tuesdays and return saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
kinau at MahukOna.
The Eiuau WILL, TOUCH at Honokaia anC
Paauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passenger
If a signal is made from the shore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-01

vacant Vienna Mission. Tie Sac
cesslon bill gives the Presidency to
the Cabinet in case Of the moval
or death of both the Pres dent and
Vice President.
About five hundred If President
Cleveland's $ recess nominal uus have
been sent in so far and ma, ..
them have been reported b.,& f.vor-
ably from committee. The., are
very few of them hr' viii stanl I, @
test Of the Senatorial inquisition.
Members of the House are loaded
down with bills with which they are
anxious to mandate the Speakers
table. Everything is waiting on the
adjustment of the rules.
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power felt although now with bu
| one vote in the House.
The Oregon Senators have eve,
taken a lively interest in Washington
Territory affairs, even in many cases
q eta 'nS appointments prior to the
'r'"-'lon of the present Administra-
''"' 'hl are yet disposed to aid in
any WY they cln in advancing the
ihie.e IS Of the Territory. Especially
may this b. sal. of Senator Mitchell,
who made his appearance IN the Sen
ate last Thursday. Whatever his
euemies may think and say of him,
h. has many warm personal friends
in Congress-iuleed few Senators
are more popular, personally, in the
Senate and in the Departments,
than John H. Mitchell-and his
good offices, in behalf of whatever
Mr.. VOORHEES, may present for the
interests of the Territory, it may
confidently be expected, will COM
mand his strong support. The Sen
ator goes upon the Committee of
Transportation Routes to the Sea,
where he is given especial opportu-
uitles to be of great service to the
Territory, as we'll as to the State of
Oregon, and no one who knows him
well will for one moment question
that he will put forth his best efforts
to accomplish all that can be done.
lio is also on the Committees on
Railroads, Mines and Mining
Claims. SEATTLE.