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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
MARRIEDrwICE THE SAME NIGHT
once In Ohio By Mistake and Then In
PennsylyanlS for Luck.

once In Ohio By Mistake and Then In
PennsylvsnlS for Luck.
EAST PALESTINE, o, November H.
Last evening John X. Davis, agent for tie
Pennsylvania Company at Rochester, wss
married to Miss Mary Lowry, Of this
place. After the ceremony had bsen per-
formed by f. ". Winter and many guests
hsd retired to their homes, the discovery
was inside that Mr.. Davis had procured
his license in Beaver county, Pennsyl-
vania, and hsd been married in Colum-
bians county, 0Slo. What to do was the
next question, rs it was then l a. m. Car
riages were seat for and the ~hslf-msrrlei
couple and minister drove to the Safe
line, where the knot was tied in the pour
ing rain, but in a manner that could rot
be disputed. The party received a thor
ough ducklng, but were hsppy Just the
Sama-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

The Republicans of Philadelphia re-
elect all their old Congressman, KELLEY,
HARMER, O'NEILL and BINGHAM. But
the Philadelphia Record points out the fact
that the combined msjOrities of the four
candidates were "a, 800 in 1884, "a 500 in
1856, and only 25.S77 in 1888. Though
still very strong, the high-taxers influ'nca
is weakening in Philadelphia IS in all the
American centres Of intelligence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

How would it do to abandon the Elec-
toral College machinery snd elect the
President by a popular majority? This
would ~efsctuslly stop colonization and
other rsscality now rssOrted to every four
years for the purpose Of securing the cleo
toral votes of doubtful States. We would
have fairer elections and the msjorisy
would rule for q certainty. Had this, for
instance, been tie case in 1876, the great
fraud Of that year would not have been
cCnsummated, for SAMUEL J. TILDEN had
a majority Of the American peoples votes.
Let US seriously consider this matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

Boss QUAY claims the next House OF
Representatives by q majority Of from five
to nine. His hOps for the larger figure is
based on doubtful districts" and al, o, Of
course, on the Republican method of deal
ing with doubtful disIicts."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

SINCE the election some Of the manufac-
turers Of Philadelphia have reduced the
wages of their employees from 20 10 81 per
cent. Capital is taking care Of itself, evil
IDENTIFY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
ENGINE For SALE.

One I2x2O forty 10 fifty estimated
horse p0wer.) Good AS new, only run
about two years with best Of care.
viii sell this engine for $3.50, 10 be
delivered about December LIST. Now
in use at our Works.
oclOi BLOCH BROS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

For furnishing Medicines upon prescription r
COUNTY Physician for the districts lying North q
Wheeling Creek. including Island and Fulton
also for districts lying South Of Wheeling Creek
Druggists making bids must do business in The
district for which they bid.
All of the above bids to be for The term Of on,
ID year from the date OF signing Of contract.
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or al
bids. By order OF Board
nol7W CHAS. C. WOODS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

Wv SAAoAs
Nc. llS6 FOf st., six rooms, 81, 500.
Good building lots in Sixth wa:d.
Nc. SO Eighteenth street, two-story brick, seven
rooms, lot 3OxlU9. $500.
House and lot No. Ga S. Huron st.. Island, 500.
House and lot No. 22l2 Chspline st., Fifth ward,
$500.
House and 4 Lot, No. 81 Fifteenth street, six
rooms, good cellar, bathroom, pantry, natural
gas, city gas and water.
No, 81 Fourteenth street, eight rooms, lot
&Nl2O.
House aud lot ll2l Alley H, $500.
House and lot on :. Wabash ST., Island 81 800
A good building lot on JacC bst-, Eighth ward.
Lot 2ITl20 on east side Of Chspine street, be-
tween TEenty.sixth n dTwenty-Seventh streets
Two Lots on Sonth Penn street, Island, high
ground, 5000.
One-hSlf Lot and Two Houses, Nos. III and 1lS
Fourteen street. $3.50.
No. SCS Market street, two Lots and Three
Houses. Rents for $500 per month, $500.
Apply to ". Il. RINEHART,
Heal Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
nos ll6S Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

k-CouEroNDESCG CONTAINING rPoRfAsT
SKWs SOLICITED FROM BvEHY PART or rHH SUE
FUNDING COUNTRY,
THE REGISTER, snGbras4sa "a ssserc edtsSsA
70 e4sTed n IA PoaQn1 - WhSStAo, y. Va %
lecoaG e5dSs HSGtsy.
RrThe Editor win not undertake to return re.
lScted manuscripts. No attention viii be PAID
10 anonymous communications. The full name
and address Of the writer must accompany eyeEy
communication, not for publication, but a q
maranty Of good faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

The Exposition Universelle &c Tart Gull
naire" awarded the'highest honOrs TO AngOs'
tura Bitters as the most eficacious stimulant
to excite the appetite. Ask for the genuine ar
ticle, manufactured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Cattarine ~Gerspacher
VS..
Y-ag Nu,thaH
James LoWther.

NA.RA @-S' NHNHH
The object OF this suit is to set aside and dc.
Glaze null and void 10y the court a pretended
marriage between the defendant and the plain,
tiff and for such other relief ~ TO the court may
seem meet. And It appearing from an affidavit,
flCd in this cause, at these rules, that the defend
ant James lOwthcr is not u resident OF the State
of West Virginia, and he not having been served
with process in this suit, on motion of the com.
p~lainaut, by her solicitor, this order o. publica,
ton is enterci sg4iuS; him, and 1t is ordered
that the 81 d defendant, James L0wther. do APP
pear within one month after the first publication
of this order aud do what is necessary 10 protect
bis interests: it is further ordered that this order
be published and posted as required by law.
Witness, JOhu W Mitchell, G. ERIK Of said Court,
at the Court House of said county, on the 9TH
day of November, 1855, TO wit: November Rules,
1855.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published first time November 10. 1855.
AtteS.- JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
NC. CRIswELI, Solicitor for Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Auction Sale
This EVENING"
Al
WICKHAMS AUCTION HOUSE,
1853 Market Street.
nol7
DD@DNH A T ~
1853 Market Street.
0EEICE-

NIEhh . OE J
BOARD o COMMISSIONERS. COUNTY OF OHIO, =
WHEELING, w. VA, November B, 1855 !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office Until Saturday, the 18th day oil
November, 1855, at 10 o'clcck q m, for the fol
lowing:
COAL.
For furnishing run of mine, Mixed or Nut ceal
as may he ordered by the Oycrseer OF the Poor,
for North of Wheeling Greek, not including the
Island.
For furnishing run of mine, Mixed or Nut coal
as may be ordered by the 0verseGr Of the Poor,
for South of Wheeling Creek.
For furnishing run of mine, Mixed or Nut coal
as may be ordered by the OveTScer OF the Poor
for Island nth ward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
To JdmrS L01CtbT:

You vii, take notice that the dispositions OF
Jacob Sentlingcr, Cutharint Rupp, Mary G. Fritz,
Thos. SpeerS, and Others, will be taken at the law
office Of y. &. CriSwell, No. 1893 Ghapline street,
in the City Of Wheeling, on the 18th day of De-
cemher, 1855, between the hours of s O'Clock a.
IN and O'clock p N to be used in evidence in
the above entitled cause on behalfof the plain,
till, aud if ON any cause the taking Of the same
isnUt commenced, or hcing commenced, shall rot
be completed on that day, t'e same shall be ad-
jOurned from Gay t. dsv until the same shall be
completed. tATHARIN w GERSPACHES,
BY n. e CRISWELL, her Attorney.
To .Lnnrs LnIrihrr. nOl2nAWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
UNDERTAKING

For furnishing Collins Common staincd) that
may Ne ordered by an Over,eer Of the Poor, or
Superintendent Of Iniirmary; also. price ct
HeaIse, Ha'k, Buggy, Burial Robes and Rorgh.
boxes. Bidders must specify price OF Coffin and
Rough-bOxesfo for persons over and under IA years
pf EUp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

The sales of the week at Boston are re-
ported at II, 900, 0G0 pounds, as aGainst
3, 1887, 800 pounds lest week, and 2,6O6. 600
pounds in the corresponding week a year
ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor;o

When Eaby was sick, VIC gave her Castoris
When she was = Child, she cried for CaStoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them CastOris
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
DIED.

J~ORDAN-On Saturday, November II. 1883, Col
WILLIAM JORDAN, at his residercc, Muscatine
County, Iowa, sged 81 years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
Order of Publication.
In Chancery.

TINE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
| County, rs. In the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, West Virginia. November Rules, lSSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

Five Room House corner Twenty.ninth anC
Wood streets.
Five Room House on South Elm St, Island.
No. 200 Coal ST., three rooms, $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-19

We invite all interested to call and see the Bargains we
offer in this and other Departments. This change or
prices dates from THIS N October 22d.
, 1888-03-29

We learn that the next annual gather
ing OF the ". {. I. L. workers iov
Western Washington viii be held III
Port Townserd next June.
Messra. Charles B. Wood aud Wm. F.
Learned have formed partnership for
the real estate and Insurance business
Their offices are with Geo. II. Jones IN
the McCurdy block.
Next Sabbath will bc Easter. Appro-
PIRATE services will be held at the NJ. +.
church. together with the administration
of the Lords Supper. The church will
be decorated for the occasion.
EvANGELIcAL-W. d. Tyler, president
of the Tacoma Methodist InIquity. re-
Gently Incorporated, is turning evauSel-
ISL. lie supplies his guests with bound
copies OF gospel hymns. Judge Sears
has been detailed to organize aud man
age the chair.
At the Y II. c. A meeting yesterday
afternoon Dev. } A. Campbell delivered
an interesting address. For next Sun
days afternoons programme there are
several TO take part among whom We
may mention Rev. J. y. DenisCn, \. f.
LcafEei, jr., and Mrs. Van Aukeu.
, 1888-03-29

from the Alaska route, but press of
freight has made it necessary for her to
Eake another trip.
March 2i'-Bark Chas. Ball arrived
this morning from San Pedro. VIII
lohd lumber at TacUma for Australia
The Dashing Wave and Samoset will
soon be loaded with lumber aud sail
from The Tacoma mill.
When the ship John Byrce completes
loading her cargo she will take away
l,5UO,OO0 feet Of lumber to San Pedro.
UMATILLA LIBELLED.-W When the
steamer UmatIla hauled in to the wharf
this morning she was boarded by Dep
uty Sheriff LOTUS. who took charge in
behalf of Wm. Bradford oa 4 libellea
claim for $4,000 Bradford fell through
q hatchway on the Umutilla some time
ago, and claims that the accident was
caused by criminql carelessness on the
part of the officers Of the steamer.
Calhoun and Coleman are proctors for
libellant. 4 boGd IN the sum of S40,-
600 is being prepared, and an hours de.
Only viii be occasioued to the steamer
SAN Francisco. March 2I.-Arrived -
Bark HindalEU, Chemainns; steamer
State Of California, Portland; ships Jos.
5. SpInuey, Spartan and State OF .IaIne,
Seattle.
March 26th-Str. Walla WaIla passed
ont with coal from Seattle; British ship
Amaua, from Gamble, lumber laden for
Melbourne. ArrIved-Four masted scbr.
kitsap, III tow tug Goliah. for Gamble 10
discharge freight.
March 27th Sailed Bark Samrset,
IN tow lug Tacoma, lumber laden from
Tacoma from San Francisco.
Stermer Hiziapisa has arrived in New
York from GIbralta with smallpox.
Ship Gen. Knox arrived yesterday
from San Francisco; going to Seattle to
load coa.. On March 2Oih the Knox
spoke the British bark Brier Holm, III
LAT. 1916 n, long. 1926 w, laden with
general cargo from London for Victoria
March 24-Arrived Steamer Oregon,
Portland; ship Ericsson, Seattle
Notwithstanding Amelia, Port
Townsend. March 26.-Arrived-S
Margaret, Seattle; bark Shirley, Tacoma
Sailed.-Steamer Santa Maria and brig
I. W. Lucas, Coos Bay; ship Barring
Brothers. Seattle.
, 1888-03-29
From wednesdays Daily.

A. c. Clark OF Hadlock was in town
yesterday.
Rev. Sheldon Jackson is in town, on
his way north.
Hon. G. F. Munday of Seattle is at
tending court here.
You can buy L. p. NJ. Tea at Petty
grove & Co.'s at 90 cents per pound. =
Seattle has puget Sound and Ches
apeake Oyster Association
Frank Winslow is in town from Seat
tie, on business with the court.
Sheriff Power, A. W. Arnold and
others arrived yesterday from Coupe
vile.
q. w. Hobart is reported 10 be travel
Ing in eastern Washington for the Seat
tie Times.
Prof. r. B. George expects to open his
next musical convention IN Port Town
send abou. April 7th.
Juvenile Opera Co, at Learned's
opera house, Monday night. Read
what Tacoma papers say OF it.
Mr.. Kunkler has painted neat and
attractive sign for Johnstone & Harri-
sons Glouchester Fish Market.
Mr.. Bert, the Portland dramatic man,
paid US q pleasant call yesterday. Mr..
Bert is an old newspaper man and nat
prally hunts up the ''boys."
Our neighbor, the Call, ia swinging
into line beautiful. in tie advocacy OF
public improvements. We don't know
what has walked him up. but We are glad; /;
very, very glad. We believe that two
live newspapers can make a live town.
Judge Jones il every inch Judge,
and he has good many inches too.
The people can but feel that he is man
Of true instincts aud of q noble nature.
His DECISIONS ere unusually prompt and
decisive and Ue believe generally cor
rect.
At tbs piano recital at Mrs. G. 81.
Jones' last evening there was Goodly
uni aLS pSA
Torrance was highly appreciated. Mrs.
Jones 10 q musical artists OF rare accom-
plishmsHts, and her pupils do them
selves credit
We are requested TO announce that
the oyesnment cable to Tatooch island
is now in working order. and that all
vessels flying international signals that
can be sighted from ths observatory
will be reported from there.
The psiarious practice OF shyztes
lawyers in abusing witnesses whose
testimony they cannot impsaoh Is Tor
sunately not mIch in vneno here. De
cGsionally it crops out and il always =
bs dspreciaisd. Judge Jones deserves
the thanks o; all good citizsns !'r Is
prompt suppressions on yesterday.
Monday morning in Seattle young
rian gsll known in this city, named Irf
Eummsl. shot All attempted to murder
friend 81 his named John Michaelseu
Ths asssilGnt thsn robbed his victim anj
fed. The injured man was discovered
, 1888-03-29
Ersna FRIDAYS Daily.

Ess. J. Campbell, Grsnd Sec, I. o. G.
T., ID II toUn.
Hrs. Capt.. SeIden, has gone to visit
her friend, Mrs. Darlington, at Oak
Harbor.
Geo. Il. Miller will have his frial for
murder at Port Madison, on the third
Monday in April.
H.G. 6iruve, Il. Mcbride asd j. T.
Rsnsla have been selected to crate at
Seattle at the Odd Fellows celebration
mex! month.
fhs boom ia extend ns north. Land
s selling at high figures in Wha!com'
4 farm OF 160 acres near Whatcom was
purchased few days since for $1,000.
Mr.. Becker has one of the largest
stocks OF furniture ON Paget Sound. 1t
is really surprising to see what stacks
and piles of fine furniture he has dis
plsyed-All the latest styles, and direct
from the sast. There is no exeuse for
anyone to send abroad for anything in
this line.
Not tbs least 81 the facts apparent to
Aeseomsss, tending to impress them IA
yoEably With Post Towus9nd is this:
that the town supports such a large
Newspaper as the DAILY ARGUS; and
furthsr, that it also supports another
daily newspaper. Eothing else speaks so
loudly or SO forcibly of the enterprise of
ths toSo. It psys to support your local
newspapers.
Tbs late Capt. Willoughby had paid
in!o the Vuited WoTkmen order S1S7
during his membership therein; his heirs
ssv gel $1,000 cash besides what they
gel from ihs guaranty fund. Mr.. Kor-
Yer. Who had been member seven years
had paid S137. His heirs draw $4,000.
Who says ihs 4. o. q. W. is not
splendid order for people Of small means
ghs intend so provide for their families
in sass Of death2 Numerous families
have received substantial benefits from
ID heresboutS, among whom we may
mention those OF the late Capt. Stratton,
Capt. AbsTneshy, Chas. Anderson and
stk0EA
DAzDAIIsNG.-This fine spring vsgs-
table il nov found in abundance all
ever the hill, from Maple Avenue to the
ssssery. In any New England town
ihe bsya and girls could be seen 10
crowds, each with little basket and
table knife. digging up these best OF
spring gEeens- These dandelions were
introduced here some twelve years ago
sy Mfs. Seward Wilson who then lived
isNhe Bartlett houss next to Mr.. Pink's.
ehs hESshem in her garden; since then
sAs Winds have blown the downy seeds
all over the bill vhsre they have incress-
ed till in some gardens they are nui-
ssnss. As soon as ou. psopie know
sheir value ss greens We will see the chill
drsn sfisr them. A dandeion frolie
down east IL az good as hpekleberry
kco,
, 1888-03-29
Gle at'erklp Arsas.
Prem, THURSDAYS Daily.

=
y Mr.. John Fleming o, Snohomish City
+ in town.
II is expected that Geo. Il. Miller will
be acquitted on his second trial for muir
der. He appears before Judge Allyn at
Tacoma.
Mr.. Harrison has formed partnership
with Capt. Johnstone, and the two have
bought ont Harry Tibbals' fish business.
At the new market yesterday were sey-
eral kinds OF fresh fish, crabs, &c. pre-
senting IN inviting appearance.
Reoton, Holmes Il Co., of Port Blake
II says thst the loss Of $3.50. 600 repre-
ssnted the value of the property lately
burnel, but that other losses were en-
tsilsd making the aggregate S375,OO0
The mill wreck contained about 100 tons
Of ruined machinery.
The latest vagaFy about tho Uni.
versity is that tie building may be
s,eeted, but Will ! ave to BE- let stand ng
empty for want OF means with which to
carry on its different departments. Any
one taxing stock in such an idea fails to
comprehend the temper aud ability OF
the principal members of the board OF
trustees.
Capt Frank White, of the Csralian
Pscifc Navigation company's steamer
Premier, who is missing, together with
$500 Of the company,s funds. = be!iey-
ed b have headed for Hsleua, where :he
soiIed dove generally known as the
Queen o, Diamonds, who is supposed t.
be in his company, was formerly mistress
o, disreputable house.
HAsokIc CEMETERY. The cemetery
esmniitee have boen instructed by Port
Townsend Lodge, No. 6, F. 4. 4. NJ. to
give notice that from and after April
Ist 70 carriages or vehicles OF any kind
be allowed in the cemetry on the occus-
ion OF funerals, except in special casses
and by consent OF The committee. This
will prevent driving over and mutilatng
lois that have been beautified but which
are neH frequently desecra' ed by un-
thinking drivers.
WI. Martin, for ths murder OF Fred
Nsitzel, has been sentenced by Judge
Allyn al Tacoma to be hanged April 27.
CLAUS Sprockles OF San Francisco has
semi his hrst shipment Q6 car loads) of
sugar east TO 81. Paul, via the N. P. r. Il
, 1888-03-29
ErsE. MONDAYS Daily.
is enjoying a blizzard.

Dsksis is enjoying blizzard.
n. q. q. Learned paid Seattle visit
last week.
Mr.. Walter Suthsrlando o; East Sound
is in town.
Chsisisna Wagner of Tacoma has
brought salt 20 recover Iargs lot Ia
coma Eeal estate.
The Premier passed through on Sat
urday with 1000 sacks o. -four con-
signed to Hong Kong.
Nss. Mary B. Reese, national organ
iEer o. tbs W. O. T. q. is now in the
hsld OF Western Washington.
Ii is rumored that Capt. White has
been seen at Chicago and that he had
bought ticket for Nsw York.
Nh. Ii. P. Craze. of Victoria is in
toTa, having come over to inspect a land
purchase made some time ago.
Ths trouble OF the @. B. & @. road is
increasing. The Gwitchmen have not
struck" as we'll as the engineers.
Mr. $. G. Chadwick OF Lopez, and Mr..
collins of East Sound are in town, on
business connected with the court.
DIR. Horace Davis was duly inaugu'
[aied rs president of tie University OF
Oahiornia, vice DR.. Edward S. Holden,
: resigned.
, 1888-03-29
Court Proceedings.
IARCH 29th

UARCH 29th
Overend VS. Overend, divorce
to j } Calhoun to take testimony.
Lawrence VS. z $ Iron Company-dis-
missed at pitts cost.
. I Pearson natural!zed
U VS. Ohas FosteE-continued
- L Bissell d"
TeTr VS. j 4 Leach-dismisse
j " Beavo =.
aaieF vs. HcoluFo & Co-dismissed
Brown VS. Gray
Far nsworth VS. Carle 80
Is National Bank of SEATTLE VS. W d
| Scott Il Co-cnntinued
Green VS. Green-contiuued
Waterman & Ka!z vs. KiDg-continued
Geiss VS. Geiss-continued
Catherine McCurdy vs Jas McCurdy-
continued
Union wharf company VS. 4 Smith
continued
Hsatings vs. Fuge continued
A Smith Va Port Townsend Mil Co
dismissed
Jones VS. Barlow continued
" & K VS. Angeles colony dismissed
Levy vs. Ros!ein-con.inued
Dawson vs. 5Rostein-continued
Heelbrun VS. Rosteiu-cJntiuued
Libby & RyEer VS. Rostciu-continued
Bartlett 6 CU vs. .Hawihurue-dis
missed
Jas Steele vs. San Juan Mig Co-con-
tinued
W &K vs. Bauder tS Co-dismissed
RAIDER VS. sRaier-continGed
Hill & Sons VS. Bauder & Coils
missed
Burkeit & Eiseubeis VS. Ang les Col
oDy- continued
Petit jury-T Sullins. J Crane, Z W
PettygroYe, T Delaney, " a Laubach,
Anderson. W Keynes, j Linquest, Al
Thompson, b Doian, o AicGhnn. > G
Chadwick German, A Deem, p Mad
en-, II Roeier, 4 Gorman, o Johosun,
Simms, L 2 Christian. 4 g Adams, ID
Quinn. W l. Collier, l. IL Gays, E
Gays. J Wood!ey, L E Penn, J Appleton,
n Lawrence JGIcherd
Geo l. Leitch, natuTalized.
Terr vs. Minnie Hittle-verdict mot
guilty"
Geo H Petnrs Indicted for d;sposing of
spirituOus liquors t. Indians; sentenced
TO pay fine of $40 and costs
Geidis vs. I BIshpp-judsment for
S2205 81 and costs
Bradshaw VS. Sewell confirmation OF
sale
Matilda Zimmerman VS. Irwin heirs
partition of real estate ordered; r Ii
McAlmoud, w c Webster and ID Nc
Inne, appointed to Get as commission
ard divide property
Edward Paehon-indieted for snug
Z ing
A Nordcliffe indicted for burglary.
ArraIgped and pleaded guilty
j w McVeY-indicted for grand
larceny ArraIaned and pleaded guilty
A Walls, e. al, indicted for riot
+ II McAlmoEd VS. Iudian Peter-suit
on note; jury still ont
LA Kostein VS. : G Morse, sAerilf of
ClaIlam couuty-suit Cor damage for
wrongful attachment O. goods case now
on trial.
, 1888-03-29

Colorado people are booming Judge
Cooley for chiei Justice 10 succeed the
late Morrison Il Waite.
The Seattle Times IS evidently ont
glowing other papers. Success to II.
Ths jury in the case OF Eostein VS.
Sheriff Morse of Cialam county rem
dered = verdict for defendant
Smith & Hastings were attorneys for
the defense. and G. II Hal!er and j.
Hamilton Lewis for plaintiff. 1t was
a case where the sheriff had lovi'd mp
on AMI sold certain goods in the
possession OF l. 4 Rostein, and
claimed by him. but attached for
debts of bis father who had previous
| " owned the goods.
, 1888-03-29
Postmaster, Leland. W. j:

I'VE have been exceedingly annoyed
at difficulties such SIS The above ndi-
Gates The papers hGvs bean mali"d
from this office-and duplicates OF some
issnes-yet somehow they miscarry'
There is something wrong somewhere
We propose to employ detective and
locate the leak il possible, if this thing
continues, and it won't be htalthy for
the person at fault, either. We believe
this mail leaves the Pest Townsed oflica
all right.-Ed.