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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-13
SECOND EDITION.
Notes From Cape May.

A spY-oLAss VIEW OF THE YACHTS, EARLY MONDAY
MonNINd-HoTELs NOT FULL-TuE PRESIDENT
ABRIvAL-A SELL &C., &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-13
Weather Record.
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Commercial ftep0rss.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
Flour FIRM extras "a 259462; Penna. family
S562@6 81; high grades S650@7.50. Wheat
quiet, and weak. new coming in more freely,
new red $1.40; old 81 30 white 81. 37D1. 40; corn
active, yellow sic; oats dull at 64@66c. Whis-
key S1.22.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRASDYwINE MILLS FoR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-ooRRKUTED DAILY.
Famlly Flour. .f6.UUQ9 9OO
ExUra rlOur. ............."...... o.10tD ooU
Buperfne Flour. ur................... 4.76tP 5.75
Wheat, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LBS
Corn, ...................... $40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-13
Weip advertisements.

GREEN MOSQUITO NETTING OF
" all sizes for door and windows, and rubber
door springs for light doors, for sale by
VIM. Ii. BIIiLANY,
ala Market Street, Wilmington.
, 1875-08-21
nayfOu Letter.
pArrox, August 18th, ISIS

DAYTON, August 18th, ISIS:
EDITOR STATESMAN In connection with
the discussion of the " division question,
the idea has been advanced, that to remove
the county seat 10 a more central position II
the county would give the required relief to
the citizens of this end Of the county This
proposition is imprscticable IN every sense OF
the word. The county seat OF haila Nslis
county is permanently located IN your town.
The land upon which the town was hrst
located, was surveyed and occupied for county
seat purposes under the operation OF the law
Of Congress of 1924 The records OF the
proceedings of the County Commissioners
from May, 1860, to October 18th, 1861, are
missing. But from the records IN existence
and the recollection of early settlers inter
ested in county affairs, the original occupa-
ton of the town site of Walla Walla for
county scat purposes alone, cannot be ques-
toned. By what authority the interests the
county Of Wana Walla had Involved in the
town site were summarily transferred to the
city of Waua Wnlla, without legislative
sanction, has never been satisfactorily eI-
planned.
Within the last few years, during the
course of correspondence with the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office, the Com
missioner pnt his question 10 correspondent
in Walla Walla: Was the town site 0:
Walla Walla located under the county seat
law of 1924, OF the town site law OF lS4E
Yours. DAYTON.
, 1875-08-21

ENCOURAGING HOME INDUsTRY.-We have
in this valley any number of men who deem
themselves public spirited, and prate much
about the interest they take in the settlement
and development of the country. These men
doubtless are honest in what they say, and
yet their practice is very different from their
preaching. Do they want lot of job print
ing, they send their orders to Portland or if
time is not an object, they patronize Chica-
go establishment. If they have handsome
residence 10 furnish, the furniture is imported
from abroad, and 80 on TO the end of the
chapter, the idea of patrUnizing home indus
try never for a moment penetrating the thick
walls of their skulls. This class Of men
are drag upon the country, and instead Of
a benefit their presence is curse. If an en-
terprise of local character is on foot, these
men, who have all their work done abroad
are the very first TO call upon the conductors
of their home journals and urge them to
work in season and out in favor of their Del
project. As already said, Walla Walla ha.
her full share of these liberal s0ulea citizens
who if treated properly, whenever they apply
to the home editor for aid or assistance, would
be booted from his door.
, 1875-08-21

RIVER IMPROyEMENT.-Both the political
conventions recently held in Oregon passed
resolutions in favor of locking and daming
the Columbia River, and opening that great
water course to the commerce of the world
At the opening of the next session of Con-
gress this question is sure to come up, and
we advert TO it now for the purpose of sug-
gesting that this is the proper time to circu-
late petitions asking that an appropriation be
made toward freeing the :" great River Of
the West" We have it on undoubted au-
thority that Senators Mitchell and Kelly will
work earnestly in favor of the appropriation.
The representative, whoever he may be, will
be fully committed to the measure, and with
this full cooperation, success is almost GER
tain. Let the petitions be circulated and
forwarded in time to be used by the friends
Of the measure.
, 1875-08-21


A GENTLEMAN who recently arrived here
from Walla Walls states that there Is quite
an excitement there in consequence of one
DIR. Cove having run away with young
lady named - Mollie who was u partner of
his wife in the millinery business They
were last heard from at Portland. -O,cykee
1Aralanche
The above is only partially true Dr.
Glove did not run away with young lady
named "Mollie, ~ or any other lady. Further,
before leaving, he notified his friends of his in
tended departure, called and settled his bills,
and in all respects left openly and publicly.
Instead Of being accompanied by lady, he
left by private conveyance, driven by his
own brother r-in-law. The only truth in the
item, as copied above, is that DR.. Glove for
reasons OF his own, disposed of his property,
paid his debts, and started for the lower
country.
, 1875-08-21

WHEAT MARKET-But little new wheat
is offering, the general disposition on the
part of farmers being to hold for an advance.
Many of the large producers are arranging to
ship below on their own account. and thus
secure 10 themselves the highest rates. With
in the last week We heard of a sale Of very
superior lot of wheat for which 20 cents was
paid. At the close of the week the figure
offered is 60 cents but few or 10 sales to re-
port at this figure. About all the sales now
being made are by parties who are pressed
for money, and bring in small parcels upon
which they realize sufficient 10 meet their
immediate wants.
, 1875-08-21

cor7STY FrSAScEs.-Under the conduct
- .be nressns Board the Indebtedness OF the
oo,ntv is steadily being reduced In the
o,tsr Of the care of the county sick, the e1-
r..,5iture this year will be about one-third
that of last year. The expenses on the score
of the administration of Justice are vastly
,a.s than last year, and so on through the
rho,s schedule of expenditures. The pros
80, now is that with the close of the year
The he county indebtedness will be paid of, ana
lne iii c6rn1nenoe the centennial year with
.Iasr balance sheet
, 1875-08-21
NOTICE For DISTRIBUTION.
TERRITORY oF WASHINGTON, ! q.
ggg4yy,F H. It,rJ.t 49,

Coaa,Ycf Ha't. BuHa, } 3d.
II PROBATE In the matter Of the Estate Of
/ ALEXANDER MrkAY, deceased.
On reading AMI fling the petition Of J ANfES Ne
AULIFF, the Admnistrator of the Fst,.te Of Al
FXANDER MCKAY, deceased, setting forth that he
has fled LIS fnat account such Administrator,
The matter Of sad Estate, and that the sane has been
duly audited, allowed ard confirmed and that poT-
ton Of said Estate rcInaius he divided among the
heirs of ssiid deceased, AMI praying among other
things for order OF GiSrI0UtiCu OF the residue of
said Estate among the persons thereto entitled
1t IL ordered, that all persons interested in the
Estate OF the said ALEXANDER MCKAY, deceaas-
ed, be and appear before the Probate Court of said
county of Nalla Wallf. i'll the city Of W..lla Waa,
the oonnty seat of sail county of Walla Walla,
WEDNESDAY, the lst day of September, 1875, at
the hour Of 10 Ococ Of sid day then and there
% show eIuse why order of distribution should
not be made of the residue of the said Estate among
the heirs OF the sad ALEX ANDER Mckay, de-
ceased, according 20 Law.
II further ordered that service Of this citation be
male parties unknown DOn-rtsileutS, Ly publi-
cation OF this order IN the Walla Walls STATESMAN,
a weekly newspaper printed and published IN the
city and county Of Walla Walla, Washington Terri
tory, for four successive months prior to sid st day
Of September, 1873.
Dated Walla WaIia, May lst, lS7j
2s-4m r. GCICHARD, Probate Judge.
, 1875-08-21

HANDSOME REsIDENCE.-The old Roberts
place, at the upper end Of town, is being
ornamented by the construction of very
handsome private residence. The building is
frame, filled in with brick, two stories high,
aud when finished will be the largest and
finest residence in this section of country.
". B. Ward, successful stock operator, is
the owner, and certainly the building ref,ct
credit upon his taste and liberality. 1t would
be well if others of cur wealthy men Eould
follow his example and provide themselves
With pleasant homes.
, 1875-08-21
atgaI advertisements.
~cNN-~Jo-~-N~N-NoI~-~o
District Court Summons
TERRITORY OF WISHINCTON, ~
...l,LLl,t IF nnMr-lrHLlI -

ILHHiAOHl UF " IShl-h CIDNs
tDS,Hiy Of u adI- tcdHd,
In The District C0It Of tie First Judicial Dish ict Of
Washington TerritDry.
AppIE PUNPEILY, Plaintiff, vs. james Z. B. Pun
PLY, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
L JAMES f. h. PUMPELIY, Defendant: You are
hereby required toappear action brought against
Won iv ADpIE PUMPELLY, Plaintiff, the District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of Washington
Territory holding terms at the CItyOf nalla Nalla
III and for the counties Of Wala Wala and Whitman,
to answer the complaint Of Plaintiff fled IN Nalla
Walla county within twenty days after the service
of this sunnOEs exclusive OF the Jay =: IL
not served in SAID county tUt in said District, in
thirty days otherwise within sixty days, the SAID
Plaintiff viii take Judgment against YOU 10y default
according 20 the prayer Of the complaint
The sad action i brought 20 obtain divorce on
the ground of cruel treatment and for the custody Of
Charles T. Pmnpelly and John d. PUnIpelly, minor
children and change OF name, and for S50atiO-neys'
fees and costs. And you hereby notified that
unless yOu appear and answer the sad complaint Hs
above required, the prayers Of the Plaintiff VIII be
granted
Ordered published in the Walla Walla SrlTEsyAN
for six successive weeks Order dated June 81 1879.
Witness tl;e H--u. :. C. wI>GiED Judge of
the Dsi.ict Court Of the First judicial
Il. 81 District of Washington Territory, and the
Seal uf sI,d Court affixed, this Sth day O:
My, :. D. 1875.
4. REEEES AYRES, Geek.
CATION & NASH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff 26-Gw
, 1875-08-21

STEALING WATERMEI.oNs.-Mr- Frank
Orselli, the owner of market garden,
short distance below town, has been greatly
annoyed lately by pack of unruly boys,
who were in the habit of breaking into his
enclosure, and stealing and destroying any
thing they could lay hands on Monday
last he had lot of these boys up on the
charge of stealing his watermelons. On hear
ius the case, Judge Lacy discharged the
boys, there not being sufficient evidence 10
hold them.
, 1875-08-21
Tie . Bonanz:s for All.

InyaIiis, by nervous debility. desirous of egln
feeling the vi.eor of health and of system, should
rake a few bottles of DIR. HESIEY's CELEBRATED l.
Y l. BITTERs. 3 fore one bottle ii taken they viii
feel the dawn Of restoration, OF returning health
No ease Of dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss OF appetite
IT'S restorative power Every part the human sys
TEN requires and should receive sustenanoe and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver. II
the stomach cannot supply the alment required, the
whole system latguishes. Fortify your organs of
lf. with these btters, and III few days you will feel
yuur whole system inYigOrated for every disesse
arising, from dsordered liver stomach or bowels 1t
is invaluable; 1t Will revive your shattered system
Dyspeptics and persons OF bilious hati: should keep
It within reach if they value health and ease 81 I'm
, 1875-08-21

REsIGNED.-Hon. Chas. White, elected d
member of the County Board at the last gem
eral election, being about to remove to ooulh'
ern Oregon, has resigned his seat IN 'ne
Board. Mr. White has been an acu'e ANU
useful member, and his place on the Board
will be difficult to fill. For several months
Mr.. White has been in poor health, and
change of climate was recommended as G1er,
ing the surest hope of an improvement henoe
his resignation and removal from the country
, 1875-08-21

EXPLANATORY "A man having three
wives is called a trigamist; with only two
wives bigamist is the proper name 1he
Jj,io,, proprietor comes under this latter des-
isnation.l In further explanation and iilus-
tration of the advantage of having numerous
wives, we may state that the man who mas
four wives is entitled to be designated as
tetragamist. Beyond this number, the Eng
lish language fails to supply proper aes-
iguation.
, 1875-08-21

FIRM CHANGE.-It viii be noticed that
the firm of d. S. Baldwin & Co. has Deen
dissolved. Capt. Chas. Hopkins having ac-
cepted the appointment of U. B NarSnsi'
withdraws from the firm. Judge d. o.
Baldwin will continue the business at the
old stand, and is too well and tavoraoiy
known to require commendstion-, AS 9suai, nsi
be will keep on hand full STOCK ana WI.
at all times be prepared to fill orders al 10"
rates.
, 1875-08-21
Probate Notice.

IL THE PROBATE COURT, walla Wslla oouu-
L ty, Washington Territory The undersigned has
been appointed BY said Court Administrator OF the
Estate OF JOHN SESG. decs-sei. AL persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified 20
present the same to the undersigned with the neoes
sary vouchers required by law, at his residence,
Yellow Hawk Greek, IN wslla Walla county, within
one year of the date OF this notice OF Q thereafter
barrel. MELCHIOR KIRCHSER,
Administrator.
al Walls Tu-e Sl-iw
, 1875-08-21

SALE OF SBEEP.-We hear of the sale OF
a band of $500 head of sheep last week, that
had been pasturing on the Touchet. below
John Munyon's place The price realized
was So so ahead. These sheep were bought
for the Montana market, and are now on the
way to that territory.
, 1875-08-21

K PIERCE, Esq. OF upper Dry CreeF'
u.s st the STATESMAN Office yesterday
60 n,ontbs since Mr.. Pierce had very
- n.,os. call" and although he now reports
-. :, good health, he is by no means
nin's .nn ton. hearty man he was year or TWO
, 1875-08-21

DIRTY CURRY.-Those Of our readers who
were here in early days will recollect an
Oregon volunteer officer who was the seoru
and scoff of the community, and generally
known as Dirty Curry. At that time Garry
wore the uniform of Col, but he was re-
garded as disgrace to the profession of
arms, and the announcement that he was 10
be mustered ont Of the service was the occa-
sion of general rejoicing. After his return
to civil life, Curry drifted into the legal pro-
fession, and for several years he has been fol-
lowing the TO9e of "shyster" at CANYON
City. In this capacity be figured year or
two since as the representative of Mary Sim
clair weli-known woman Of the town, who
sought to blsckmsil Col Otis in the sum of
$500. on the charge Of having driven her
off the military reservation. Dirty Curry
and the woman failed to make this stick, and
as result they both became bitter enemies
of Col. Otis, and in this ernhity we have the
origin Of the charge brought against Colonel
Otis OF having assaulted laundress belong
ing to his command. Curry worked the
whole case up, figured az attorney for the
prosecution, and As in the first case, hes made
failure. Years ago we had frequent oCca-
sion to refer To Curry IN no very compliment
| tary terms, but latterly he had passed from
our view, and We supposed he had passed
! IN his checks" Instead of that, he sill
lives to poster honest men, AMI in his person
| illustrates the truth OF the old saying. that
1t is 81 hard to get rid OF bad penny
, 1875-08-21
SherifS Sale of Rea! Estate.

NOTICE Is HkREBY GIVEN, Tha: in pursuance
" Of decree OF foreclosure order of sale and Judg
ment issued out OF the District Court of the Fist
Juilcml District OF Washington Territory, holding
terms at Waiw ALA city, for the counties OF Wali
walla and Whitman. IN certain action therein pend
ing wherein MARI MAYER Plaintiff, and }. c.
CoLIEY, ZERrLpA Cof-IET, GEOKGE w COLLET, jos
EPE NJ. MOORE, WILLIAM HARKSEss, ELERT II. CLAP
MAN, w. C. ID. RoBISsoN, ID. s B.kER and j. +.
BOYER Defendants, which said decree, order of
sale and Judgment WIS rendered in said action, the
18th day of May, 1874 IN favor of sati Plaintiff and
against said Defendant J. G. COley iOr tie sum of
Twelve Hundred and Thrty-seven Dollars and ten
cents s237 I0l with interest thereon from the date
Of said decree, at the rate of and one-haf per
cent per month until paid and in favor of SAID De
PENDANTS J. NJ. Moore William HarkneSs aud Ebert
H. Chapman, and against said Defendant, J. C.. Col
ley, for the sum OF Five Hundred and SiXty-seven
Dollars and sixty cents, 1867 Sol with interest there
on from the date of said decree until paid, the
rate Of one and One-fouTth per cent per month IN
gold coin and IN favor OF said Deien liant, W C. D.
Robinson AMI against said Defendant, J. c. COlley,
for the of Seventyseven Dollars and hfty-IiIne
cents 81 59 with interest thereon, from the date
of sand decree until paid NJ the rate OF one and one
fourth per cent per month IN gold CON, and for One
Hundred Dollars attorneys lees, and tine further sum
of Thir Dollars and fifteen cents So Ij costs
of suit.
Now, therefore, By virtue Of said decree of fore
closure, order of sale and judgment, and in pursu-
thereof, certified copy of which has been duly
issued out OF and under the seal OF said court and
directed and delivered viii, 20 satisfy said
decree of foreclosure order OF sale and Judgment,
interest AMI costs and al increased costs,
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of September,
1875 at the Court House door, IN the city and county
OF Wala-walla and Territory Of Washington, at the
hour Of O'clock. P IL, OF said day sell al Pubic
Auction TO the highest bider for cash. the ortaset
premises in said decree order Of sale and judgment
mentioned and described o. follows, to-Tzit: lot
Number six, i6l in Block Number four, a. IN the
city and county Of Walla-walla. W T, according to
the official plat and survey thereof or much there
of as will be necessary 10 satisfy said decree of
foreclosure order OF sale AMI Judgment, with inter
est, attorneys fees anil al! casts.
Given under my hand this sth day Of August, A.
D. 1873. GEORGE F. THOMAS,
Sheriff Of WaIla WaiLa County
B. L SHARPSTEIN
for Plaintiff. 3S--d
, 1875-08-21

vsssrs. D. Keefe and
Es'zo'.' ,.,,.. have LEASED A, H. Reynolds
sy,bs it Of ;iI SfR'I. Sl in good running order.
, 1875-08-21

- scnooI., under the direction
ST P'5%I, T.5,,r,b,, commences the fall term =,
4 Pr1i, l4-,'.,., -, u pupils on the roll call
r -1,.sia,e sossa5eI58s, Pr5Ssr onduoted schools
, 1875-08-21

u, TrpwARp.-In the San Francisco
-, ,rhss. is reported as having sold Tor
- csntal. This is the highest figure
,.., noted, and if sustained. wheat
we nave sgLs, - il worth from so cents to -
busbel.
, 1875-08-21

HOPKINS, recently appointed t.
Ao!n .s,r h.. gone below for the purpose N,
Hl,.a1.' ..,, tn. duties of his office, Major al
# '''n"ps y. -smoysd his family to Seattle
atP. 2. las plops s.s'o,t to make his future home
, 1875-08-21

rsrr-For several weeks we have
"hL. - ,,s,I- At the "Stine House. y
lea ' '',',i ,i,sr a fall trial can certify that
Sd -', W.. o'Brirn spare neither pains nor
Nr. 'Hl IN, s.i,. fJrts to satisfy their patrons
, 1875-08-21

SEVERAL runners, representing Portland
houses. are in town. Ths advent OF lnese
runners is always followed by stringsnoy
in the money market
, 1875-08-21

Conn left by Wednesday 8
.,ss, hound i, w. "a. Incorrectly reported as
,aups I'ly npp nav with a married man
-;o- run away ----
, 1875-08-21

-v,r ,r.-Thc new crop Of wheat is
wv We. ming into the Portland Market
o.''5 d, " meet the demands of the trade it is
81 - ..,...,rv -. to place upon the railroad
- frri.ht cars.
, 1875-08-21

. PAGE, general superiH.'.l0
& Well ,,, f,lso Of the week, and paid US the
de llo.a, ,o.,t Of call
, 1875-08-21

a..a' ,'.,' OF UaN.-Wo understand
-. u. D. 5 y, Company have made ar.
s-t ,'-',n'"'' whereby they expect to be able
aa -. away from the landing at the rate Of
~. p, ,..r =, gram a week, This rate, if
wy =, -a -,', vii enable our farmers to market a
s,.. ..-,.4''',.e part of their grain crop be.
l...,.. u 'le season. The entire sur
s. a.. .3S1@,o '7,.' in The valley will net greatly
;.,at q ..5 I.S' 5, 5Sn,h,Is, and carrying at the
Il; Il. n..... ,n'FFed before the boats tie M
, 1875-08-21

PETER DraAy, and old and venerable
N, from his great age has become al
-,r.ra.s... has gone to Vancouver, where
s.r.,r,,i, Father. have undertaken to pro-
~ ~ N. wants.
, 1875-08-21

"E'oNsn-Jh'>, Kraft, for several years
steward IN charge Of the steamer, has resigned
Dis place. The council reduced the pay Of
lie steward from $dj TO $50 month, and
a.nse the resignation. Mr.. Kraft faithfully
-'.harsei The duties Of the place, and his
s"hiraTai will bs greatly regretted by all
egygi by f7e.
, 1875-08-21

.-,... t..r,pl for several terms member Of
4. Tss..lturs from Stevens county mas
,.rp during the past week and Is a
.,ri III. " S,iue House
, 1875-08-21

STAGE Aoc1DENr.-On Friday evening of
last week. the driver of the overland stage
stopped, as was his custom, about three miles
from town to water his team; while dipping
ND a bucket of water, drunken man, with
a bundle in his hand, which be was swing
ing, suddenly made his appearance over the
hill. which frightened the horses and cansed
them to back off the bridge before the driver
could stop them, breaking the pole ont OF the
WAGON and some of the bows, and cutting one
Of the horses badly on the hip, besides other
slight damages
, 1875-08-21

''H"'s'"N Town Lors,-The survey of
'o"a Sizes made by dcn. Henry W. Stanton,
meets with general approval. and lot bo,6.
- ''' 'o'"'Ds forward and securing titles 10
@.' property, The Lewiston city council
i','i a resolution approving the survey a.
... y the Mayor, and there now remains
la,a'ng IN the way Of securing, ra,t... .t,,-,
r. ,.. cry lots, :, In laying off lot. tie rights
--2.e a.i are sl-isfI '--s'1''ed' and
, 1875-08-21

7s.'' Who have iatsiy asiy CT e6n. 'nn, i,9o
r .1 nd .'' seeking opportnnities puais sH,o TO
.'y Of these pFson. s's,sIft''es s,s n. osD 70
thousand dollar., snS a5S 'h. 5a.;oo own, IT,
s5s !. IL farm, on wbieh i1a ae7l.S dc as,.io to
sa. sa., ,,...., :. oasss We would have iIsss tbsss
ia: ;..3.,, ,1s1 i'isly and literally, Thoss rcss
i''. b, s,ss -, who have claims for sale 1ncs1 anS
.,A' ~ and Years been waiting 44r tor
p <psr ~ advised not to double nI,s shair .5r
: 1s 1os. because there is I14Ils ohsn.a ,hsls m
os..l, s.a' fgops ha, been one en1noo ts:e to to
s ~ he o.;ao cellars !, stick to it, but don't II
=. is9sa.anos i5;s "IRG,' Tbis bs. purchaser Ssod .
Ia, .S : I iriring ,,y' Years, and has BEEN the the
s 5'e s he yslisT, sy' Of mt Intending settlers
'':: ,atbs, ne ,Isew-oOmers. and in ,ba, Sas
repsl settlers.
, 1875-08-21

vs..,-. 'nE CovNTY.-Mr. Charles
Us, .''' Us that the advocates of "di-
O: ss.,. Ig''ely &c at work, and sanguine
Css.1. = non t, Ping, member of the
s.sg. -''.' The movement, and is untir-
as...,,,;.. .-''''' It is understood that q
''?2.,, % 5,r. : been formed whereby they
s4nDr,' 4 tenn Of the District Court
IN Il i. ,-' "a aud secure for that thriving
oa.y :, ' "a advantages that pertain to a
q s.,,,.,, Al We give these reports as Ip part
,,'-'' :al,an t5.,. "s q !, the day; and for the
- d u. u. + 1.Te sure to come up with the
, 1875-08-21

Notice.

r HEREBY NOTIFY AND WARN ALL PER
sons no, 70 trust my son, J. W HOLAS Ed
WARDS on my account, as VIII not Be r~sPOEsible
for deb:s contracted By him after this date
SAMUEL EDWARDS
jung 9th, Is15. 2s-iw-
, 1875-08-21
IErTEH LIST.

List of advertised letters remaining in the Post
Olice for the week ending August goth, 1915:
John W. Bailey, Brooks Y Netatlandr
A. y. Cuttings, r. DruInsmLth:
HALLS e. wards, Mrs Alice FOrbus,
H. \. FRAY, JOsephuS HaSler,
Rev ". Hurburt, e. Johnson,
Stephen IAngIOrd Aayler l-iEre,
james McAlarlrn, John McNally,
John ! Neville. Wm- 7. Shaw,
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