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Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Woodbery & Portis.

Thursday We made a business trip to Hope, and spent the day pleasantly. Enjoyed call at Mir, $. W. Whites, the Jeweler; also a short stay in Mir. w. Y. Fosters snug and handsome bank office. Found Sid Wood still in the lead in dry goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
WOOD, WOOD Will those of

WOOD, WOOD! Will those of our subscribers who have promised if. bring us some wood, RIGHT AWAY, for we are out. and can not print without fires.
 WuATEvERnamc or designation is given to Fever and Ague, or other intermittent diseases it is safe to say that Malaria, or a disordercd state of the Liver, is at fault. Eliminate the impurities from the system and sure and prompt cure is the imme- diate result. Prickly Ash Bitters is the safest and most effective remedy for all pillar , troubles, kidney diseases, and like complaints that has ever been brought be- fore the public. A trial is its best recom- uendation.
 About ten days ago, as MT. R. c. Moore was sitting at the din her table, something like stroke of apoplexy attacked him, from which he did not recover in sever al days, and he is not yet entirely we'll.
 Chistmas is coming and so is a large stock of fan cy groceries for the HOli- days. Come early and pet a selection.
 Woodbery & Portis.
 We neglected. last week, to tell of the boss sweet potato, laid upon our table by Mir. J. K, Waddle of Laneburg. which weighed over six pounds. Who can beat it. MT. w. is one of Sevada's best citi- zens and farmers.
 Mir. ]. T. Brooks, Agt., has yet on hand a good stock of goods, that must be sold at once for the firms he represents. Goods are going off rapidly, regardless of cost-jus: go and see.
 Thursday night steady rain fell, which froze nearly as fast as it fell, and for three days the whole earth seemed almost one solid mass of ice. We hear of considera- ble damage to fruit trees.
 Food for the brain and nerves that will invigorate the body with out intoxicating. is what we need in these days of rush and worry. Parker's Tonic restores the vital energies, soothes the nerves, and brings good health quicker than any thing you can use.
 The New York Weekly World, and the Picayune for one year, and an illustrated history of the United States all for S2.50. Call and see copy of it at our office. Subscri- bers paying up and renewing can secure this valuable book on above terms.
 Louisville. Ga., Oct. 6. 1885.
 Dr. J. A, Dickey:- Send by eX- press dozen bottles Painless Eye Water. Everyone in this country wants "Dickey's Painless Eye Water" It gives perfect satisfac- tion. NJ. NJ. DALDwELL.
 For sale by Hugh Moncrief < Bro, and Milner X Mllburn.
 Rev. R. NJ. Traylor left yester. day to attend the annual session Of the Little Rock Conference, NJ. E. church, south, which meets this year at Hot Springs. For the nast two years he has served as pastor of the Methodist church at this station.
 CHRISTMAS GOODS! 1! Yes, I am full up" on goods; come and see for yourself. If you can't come write to me for what you want, and I feel sure that I can suit you, in goods and prices.
 S. w. White,
 Hope, Ark.
 So it seems the prophecy of ice
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

COFFEE is on a regular boom, but we are holding the price down to old figures, as we stocked up early in the season before the rise.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas by virtue of decree of the Ne vada Circuit Court made on the 18th day of November, lsS6. in a case of the heirs of T. P. Warmack, deceased, cxpartee for the par titon of the following real estate to-wie NV SEE Scc.4, Tp. l4S. R2l w.. SEE Sec Tp II $, R T w.: SW NE and w. SEE NE Sec 9 Tp II <. R 2l w.; E4 NE and SW NE Sec 10 Tp l4 S, R 2l w.; \ NV Sec 15 Tp li $, k2l w.: Pt SEE NE See. r. Tp II $, R 2l w.: and whereas said hand was ordered sold by said court, on December, 18th lSSt. Now. therefore. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as commissioners, will sell at public outcry, at the old home stead of T. F. Warmack, deceased, now occupied by Willis W. Atkins, in Nevada county, Arkan- sas, on
 December 18th. 1886, to the highest bidder, all of above describ- ed land. Said sale to be one-half of the pur- chase money to be paid in four months and one half in twelve months. Purchaser to give bond with approved security for the purchase money and lien to be retained upon the land for same.
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 This November 23rd, 1885.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

My large assortment of Holiday Goods, will be offered very low this sea- son. Make no mistake by sending away for your Xmas trix,' when you can get them so near home for the same price, and save express charges, for I will pay charges on all goods bought of me.
 s. w, White,
 Hope, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Mir. Bob Ware is now clerking for Mir. Cal Jones, Go to him for cheap goods,
 MT. Joseph Brock, of Huntsville, Ala. is visiting his brothers Moses and Manuel, here. During the ill., ness of the latter he is filling his place as clerk at Moncrief X Bros, The opportunity of getting all kinds of goods away below cost, will not be extended later than Jan. 1st. Goods going fast come quick. J, T. BROOKS,
 Agent. Rev. Father McGlll of Little Rock, now has regular appoint ment 10 preach here for his Catho- lie brethren, on the 2nd or 3rd Sunday in each month, at the Episcopal church
 The different Sunday schools of Prescott have decided to have Christmas entertainments. The Presbyterian and Christian will have "Christmas Trees,' and the Methodist Star of Bethlehem" We are pleased to know the little people will thus he looked after.
 Farmers who have not got the ''People's Farm and Stock Cyclo. pedia," should call at Johnson X Generelly's store and secure one. No farmer should be without this valuable farmers guide. See Mir. Monson at Johnson's store. Par ties who have subscribed for this book can see him there. Mir. MOnson also has number of oth- er valuable books for sale.
 Cards of invitation have been sent out for the marriage of Mir. Sylvan Winter, of Chamberlain, D. T., to Miss Sophie Greenebaum. of Chicago, H., to take place at the residence of the brides father on Dec. If. Thanks, Sylvan, for your kind invitation to be present, and sorry we cannot accept. In advance, we tender our cOngratu- lations and best wishes. May your pathway through life be strewn with the sweetest flowers, amt happiness and prosperity at tend you.
 Alexander H. Stephens History of tue United States is the most complete and correct in this coun, try. It tells of the progress of our country from the time of the dis ccvorv up to Cleveland's inaugura. ton, covering the period of the late war; has over 1000 pages in large octave volume and is profuse- ly illustrated. Mir. w. II. Mack of Rosston is selling this fine work on subscription. Don't miss this opportunity of getting a copy, as ti is sold only by subscription.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
CIRCULATION---SWORNT TO!

Appeared editor and publisher NEVADA being duly said that the circulation of during has averaged 9S0 copies weekly. This 1Oth 1SSG Q. B. GORDON, \. F.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

antsrsA at the Poltotfice. Prescott, Ark, as
 Secopd Class Matter.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
.HAILSOAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Ssvis>d and corrected v,rlly by WGodhery
 | Psrtis.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
JOB PRINTING.
TO ADVERTISERS.

Located at the county seat of one of the most prosperous counties with 268O voters the Picayune has large circulation and is therefore, valuable medium for advertisers
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

The Presidents message may be food for the poli- ticians, but it don't satisfy the appetite of people who like the nice eat ables, now in stock at
 Woodbery x Portis.
 Capt. Lee Glow, of Hampstead, county, was in Prescot the latter part of last week. He is one of Hampstead county's representatives to the State Legislature.
 have used, for the last twenty years. the medicine known as Dr. Bradfield's Female Regulator, and consider it the best combination ever gotten thgether for the dis eases for which it is recommended,
 W. E. FERREL. NJ, D. laGrange, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
December 18th. 1888.

This November 23rd, 1885.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02
orlgIn 81 one word Texas.

III a recent article published III the
North american Rcuica0, Gov. Ireland,
|Of Texas, asserts that the word Texas
means welcome, and that on the
] landing Of the first white men on the
coast Of Texas the Indians greeted them
with the exclamation Of 'sTexas!'' or
welcomel''
This theory, according to corrc-
spondent in the Texas HorsOaerts, Is not
correct. In the ancient Spanish
archiyes. stored away in the land Office
Iaf Austin it appears that certain lands
Were situated zen eg pals dc los Teins, 2
or. IN the country Of the Texas, or Teias
indians, and being pronounced alike.
/ II Is well-known that the Texas Or
Hejas Indians were a tribe of Indians
diving In the valley 0f the Rio Grande.
who were exterminated or driven olf BIZ
= more savage tribe. The word Texas
Or Teias is the root Of the names of all
The Indian tribes IN Texas and Mexico.
The prefix indicated the locality Of tbs
tribe.
Tie As-Te|as. or Aslecs. dwelt On
high lands Of Anahuac. The ToI-Teias.
Or Ioltecs. lived rs far south rs Yuca-
tan. The Huas-Tejas lived Oh the gull
coasf between Matamoras aud Vera
CEuz and the IIal- Ieias were located
u ths sta4e of Coahnlla Texas S6II-
1n1e.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02


A Reporters Interview Of ]. II. Sen Rab.
You have been hearing Sam Jones
and Sam Small?n Yea, q few times. =
"Wellwhat do you think ofthem? ?n"My
opinions are private matters. / have
passed seventy years Of my life, with.
ont being the devotee of any man, or
the slave Of any religious sect, or
political faction | am willing 60 fol-
low truth, wherever it leads, caring
but little for the opinions Of men. =
That may be true. but we like to have
the views Of the independent thinkers
as well as others.n
We'll, if you Insist, perhaps / can
be understood by saying that TO me
there appears just now to DO two
firms in the field, each contending for
supremacy. Sam Jones aud Sam
Small are the chief In management or
one firm, while the rum interest, the
devotees of the card table, DR.. Kirkus
and the Devil compose the other
firm. The resources of this last
mentioned irm are simply immense,
while the former are meager. The
contest is therefore very unequal, and
the final result not difficult to foretell.
Besides ali other advantages, this
great firm are the owners of trunk
line railroad, under the patronage Of
government, with lateral branches
penetrating every State, city, town,
hamlet and cross-road in all this land
with station agents at every place in
the nature fwhieky shops. 1t is the
special duty Of these latter to look
after and gather In the tad-poles that
wag their tails in the filthy pools
thereabout.
"Dr. Kirkus appears in the role Of
bird attorney and advocate. The
stock he holds in this enterprise is an
unknown quantity. Among other
things be is charged with the duty Of
locking after the sleek eela that swim
in clear water, but are shiny all the
same. The Devil is chief stockholder
and president. The principal termini
is within his diminion, a place called
by vulgar christians hell. His great
success is self-gratifying and bis chief
amusement consists ia standing at the
gates and making ugly faces at the
miserable victims as they are tumbled
in never again to see the light.
Il must say that admire the pluck
and courage of Jones and Small.
They wage fearful war on their op-
poDents and ever and anon let fly in-
their camp death dealing bombs with
killing effect It is great pity that
the churches which of this day profess
so much and do SO little, have Ia their
desks men who are more concerned
in inspecting their bread to see that
it is well buttered on both sides
rather that following the neck aud
lowly NazaFene y ho meek nineteen
hundred years go said OF himselfthat
"the foxes have holes, and the birdsof
the air have nests. but the Son Of Man
hath not where TO lar bis head.n
"Query9- How many Of these shep-
herds would be found leading their
flock. and looking after. the stray
sheep, under like conditions? Upon the
whole, If / were not myself, / would
as leave be Sam Jones as any body
else. .
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02

SIR Jas. Il. Warder, Of NokesviIle,
Prince William county, Va, con
tributes the following snake story to
the Manassas Gazette: NV wife's
old turkey hen was sitting beside the
garden fence On thirteen eggs. About
> week ago large black snake came.
along and ate the turkey. cnrled bin
self on the eggs and stayed there
until they halched out and then ate
the whole brood at once. / tell yoh
it vas some snake.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02
Srecial Notice.

We pill insert in this column Gdvertise-
nents Of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, de-, not Exceeding four lines. One
Week, or less. for % Cats.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02

WANTED.-To purchase small
FARM, convenient to Churches and
Schools, with good improvements water
situation either river or bay; price not
TO exceed $4,000 cash. For information
address the CAPITAL OFFICE. milf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02
Special Notice.

The undersigned having taken the Tin
and Sheet Iron shop formerly conducted
by ]. Mason, conner Carroll Alley, op-
posiie Taylor's Grocery Store, would in
form the public that he is prepared to
do all kinds of
Thinning and Sheet Iron Work,
at short notice and at low prices. I
solicit share OF the public patronage
my11-tf WM. E. MORGAN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-02

FIRE. ED. MUNROE, win in
sure your property against fire in one Of
the oldest and best home companies at
moderate rates Real Estate Agency
with Fire Insc., at Office So Maryland
Avenue. m1tf
, 1886-07-29


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a.-r..... -a.l.f.. ami .T..o,.., .,.. ,.,..- ...
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'--s..- refi!u@d. We presented several
a.5r.- f,r consideration .,nl,trr- which.
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while au the caster. sid a-e the Tniycr-
~Itt ~ Seattle. .yp ErIS.ugBl colleges a
Tacoma, "a P-.-hylrri4. Academy 1T
Sumucr. AN ". / araIrmv mt 0lymgia
and "a Conversational academy being
fnuH.c. at t.rrrayfIfs.; that while Port
laEuauuI is uyrHl.- forty miles s.sltH
Of % ueorrapnicaI center uf western
Wa-hiupton. IL Is nevertheless very
nearly al tb, centre of the country that
wauiI he trfIufary {, s1ch \ college a.
Is propose! from tla f7cf tngt the river
counties would for the most part bc trib-
utary to Willamette valley colleges. and
that British Columbia would he tributary
to "A good college here: that the eastern
side af the Sound from the Stiilaguami5h
north to British Columbia was much
more fertile and capable of sustaining a
much more dense population than the
salna amount OF that side to the west
ward; that with a certainty Of railway
connection along the west side OF tie
Sound a large scoDe # country would be
developed from here 70 the sea IA hun
dred milcsl and from Cane Flattery to
Gray'S Harbor. all uf which would be
naturally tributary 70 this point rs COM
pared with any on the east side. As
t. a b3ays,wesfat that y4ongl had been
demonstrated bv 4 CANVASS to make il rea-
, 1886-07-29

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inst g have. -. s..,., ,v.-7- =, say.
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'.'7 go -..-- '"0 5'.'-N' ..''-'
r..!."" 'aa'--y '5 abuse a-,t i.-.-eAc3i.
IL. Charges 90. with "guvG~!ICc' u@
t.... ..,..-. f..-r .-r,.s in l4- only s.
sn
t'-s--.-t '..e'' --i1t "s DE- -'''.- "i d az" J"
that Charge.
'..v. never tanuEI.t rr felt that !,
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80.
"'"lp' ~ F-''"buI Il e''y 'r'''h"i'ee' ""'
l confess II dgCs require some courage to
f.ca tie uncertainties Of law. a. adminis-
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A7 - whether OF hol / PH'u NiafSHa'
rInu E2) as Forfeit, I have already
denied If. and anvnfa who faals sufficient
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amount If the fine Imposed upon me-.
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-
Aolter stated IL his court that lad |
auDaara1 for ,riai HE costs would have
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"l1- ''.'' ''--'' ~'-I.'"' W. M '"-
man VINO cane and stood has IF!ai vas
on!y HLed -. httio lncoHS'Steh
there. think. / do believe Judge
hpFtCr has unWiitlngiy mlsstated tEG
cause 0I tie diiiereCce, and that the real
reason Is as l sad before that DOG
meat Is worth more than cat meat
As I" my Ee'ih% IfnhE' nave II'td
Z'2 years on fhEgt SOUND, ana 5hero is
not one man III ioFt 1o"hselid or on
faget sound VINO, IN the oplhloD OF the
pupllc Is Il tru'htui ana feeFecIaole man.
ti"t VIII assert ne Hds ever seen uie
dIunk' or has ever seen me tG"fe
Intoxicating lqnors. Ii there IS SIich
man. let Jud sc horter produce nlh' ptit
by 'he very terms OF TINS cnai!enSe lie
h'mseif Is debarfed from tesSifyluG'
IN regard 10 the Ieyser case: On one
occasion MI. iey>er had so covered his
sidewalk with empty boxes that there
was scarcely room 10 pass along ana as
some ladies' Just then were approaching
showed some OF his empty boxes OIL tue
sidewalk. Tins was another "coWardiy
tTlck OF mlne' and dld not please Mr.
feySer. Vf the An Gee case have DO
recollection Judge hnrter's last poIns,
he thinks Mr.. &iiaty would make good
JH7'ice oi the Peace, because he seems
l" understand now TO anm up tie fecs
RFe1ty well For once l think TIE
Judge Is sincere 10 sheSe te" words; ne
has summed up and expressed az hIs
IDEAS OF the duties oi j. /. 1 think
, 1886-07-29
With Our Exchanges.

Gen, Grant died a year ago yesterday.
Spokane Fails Is Kidding herself OF the
bawdy element.
Frank Ovens has started a paper, the
Cowliiz River Pilot.
The Baker City ReUeiLe has been en-
larged and improved.
The Stevens County Reporter is the
nEne of the new 32-column paper pub
lIshed at Coivile.
Allen c, Mason, publisher Of the
| Tacoma NeICs, is over at Spokane Falls
investing in city property.
The Spokane ReU5ee mentions II. W.
| Fairweather, of Sprague, as an aspitant
| for congressional hnGOTs.
| Henry Ward Beecher's lecture ia
London on the Goth was not the success
1t was expected to have been.
Canada is in the throes of political
| turmoil, and it is understood that the
Macdonald ministry may be overthrown.
Mr.. John Y. Ostrander will succeed
Hoo. John T. Convey as register of the
United States land Office in Olympia on
August |.
Ex-Governor Hoadly of Ohio is on
his way en- route to Alaska with
Governor SwinefOrd, on a pleasure
excursion.
Senator Hearst, in partnership with
Mr.. Head. of California, Is reported to
have purchased $1,000 acres of land in
Northern Mexico.
Il. l.. Bowmer, formerly publisher Of
tie Tidette, of ColfaX, has bought the
| romeroy Times, of which he is Gow sole
proprietor and editor.
On the first of August the Puget Sound
| Telegraph Company will reduce their
rates on all kilograms about 80 per cent
lower than the present rate,
Tho northermost newspaper in the
world is located at Hammerfest, Norway,
in latitude 20 deg. 40 min. II sec. This
beats tn Greenland papers.
Now the dude hies off to the clover farm,
In quest of coGquests new,
And the bee crawls up his breeches leg,
And BUNDLES humble or two.
According TO the Bee. at CbehaIis, the
ex-goverDor's home, Newell seeks the
republican nomination for delegate TO
congress, and will not coy with the
/ peoples party.
1t Is reported that since the fire in
/ Vancouver, Is. g., two grocery stores and
! forty-tvo saloons have been started.
| Wonder what they want over there with
SO many grocery stores?
An Oregon man has invented set q
s,uices 80 arranged that they successfully
save the zu}d !ound in black sand ID
many places along our beaches. II
promises Ia come into general Use.
Il seems that the Ca!ispei Indiar
tr;s BILE IN eastern Washington arises out
OF 5 iu4 liquor to Indians. The Spokane
Eer5.C advises that the miscrcant who
sold the hguor should be hung-oE word;
To that effect,
The entry Of S2O0,G0O y orth of dogs q
/ iHe Milwaukee bench show indicates n
s. aciai decrease III that branch o
| industry. Wheat may fail and oats bur
mp. iut nothing cgG deprive the world o.
III EscfnI c=Giue.
The hop acreage ot Western Washing
ton by counties l. given as fn.lows o.
re.iar compilations: PIERCE county
1885 Ecres; KIM. s2a; 5ksgit. 81; s. o
homish. i5; ca, h,bai!s, 30; Jefferson, l.
: BE. Ju#;.. 4; IIursti,n, Il; uakEog.
-..i. 15e3 acres
f.r .s --rit -.,}v.,rscS ;I Size aFsc-z a.
, 1886-07-29
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING,
Port of Port Townsend.
Ernm ThnrsdaY,s na1lYl

Port Townsend. July 22-Tug Tacoma
towed ship Alex. McCallum to sea this
morning. She is bound for New York
with spars from Tacoma.
San Francisco, June 20th-Arrived-
Str Queen of the Pacific, from Port
Townsend; bktn, Katie Flickenger, from
Port Gamble.
News was received in this city from
Capt. jacobson, of the schooner Falcon,
Just arrived from the South Seas, of the
murder of Captain l.. II. Kahler, a we'll
known mariner, together with his cook,
by natives on the island of BouganYille,
one of the Soloman group. in the South
Pacific. The savages also plundercG and
destroyed his trading station.
, 1886-07-29

IEalrs Hair Remover restores gray Lair
% lis original color; makes the scalp
white aaI clean; cures dandruT and
humors; prevents the hair from falling
out. and renders 1t soft AMI brilliant. The
editor OF the Ocean Foam,' Cape May,
writes: "Wc speak Knowingly, when We
assert that Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair
Remover L. thc best Of its kind. The
article is I'll elegant and clcanly Ole, with
out which we think no toilet complete
Thos. d. Jones, Middle Granville, y. \,
writes: - have used
, 1886-07-29
LErnm Friday,s nnilvN

Port Townsend, July 23.-In harbor-
Chill. bark Margarita and Brit. ship En-
terpuse, both lumber laden from Port
Blakely for Valparaiso.
San Francisco, July 21,-Arrived-Bk
Quickstep, from Tacoma; ship Dashing
Wave, Tacoma. SaIled-Str. Empire, Tor
Departure Bay.
Hong Kong, Jnly 2O-Sailei- Ship
LeandTa, for Victoria.
Yokohama, June IS Sailed Ship
Triumphant. for NanaimO. June Doth
Bark Wallace B. Flint, for Port Moody
Br bark Clenlora, from Portland, Or,
for London, while in a gale off Cape
Horn lost her life boats and had her bul,
waFks damaged.
tFrom Saturdays DaiIyJ
An. ship Guardian, Capt. Fletcher
arrived this morning 81 days from Callac
for orders. She had three passengers
Bark Aargarita sailed yesterday for
Valparaiso.
Vessels in harbor-Bark Southery
Chief, ships Enterprise, Guardian, Johr
Bryce and Nor. bark Rosenberg.
bryce Is loaded with lumber from
| Sietson & Posts mill, Seattle, bound FOL
! Sydney.
Rosenberg IS loaded with lumber from
Port Ludlow for Sydney. She sail.
| tonight.
/ BktB. Retriever arrived at San Fran
cisco on the i7ta, 6 days from Seaheck
San Francisco, July - Arrived Bari
! Eldor-do, from Tacoma; bark Sagamcra
/ from Port Gamble.
Sai!el-Strs. Empire and Wellington
for Nan2imo.
San Francisco, July 23-Sailed- Quce,
Of the Pacific, Tor Port Townsend.
Eae tug BIZ goes today to Skagit I,
tow laum / logs ior the Port Hadloci
/ saw mil
, 1886-07-29
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Hill la t.-7= civ. In!y 3, 1886. Ora
tafmu". infant d:HE; ,ar of Dau;-i H.
and Katie ~ Hill.
i A-N- At ,htA,g,s-5.. jay l., Niss
, 1886-07-29
WARMING TO LAWsREaKERs

Notice l. hereby given tla- the undersigned
viii do all in thai' power TO have punished all
If the cZi~' jug game law Any person
knowing Of anyone having violated said Jaw viii
please inform the
A:i5. PcET TUtyV-ENp SPORTING CLUE.