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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
Estsay Notice.

Taken up by Jesse w Eavens. of Polk Town
chip, Wapeilo County. Iowa, ON the tiih day OF
June 1879, one estray mare. described as follows
Eay; 10 or II years old; II hands high; blind in
left eye; small white spot on back; collar
marked; fore-ieat shod; appraised at SIS July
., 1875. WIN. IL CALDWELL,
jt2w3t Auditor, Wapello County, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
0BSTAcl ES To MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood Ne
stored. impeachment 70 marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarEabl rem
edies. Rocks and circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
~ North Ninth st., Philadelphia, ra.,-an lnsti-
tuition having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. dec 0dkwam.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

Great slaughter of Hats and Bonnets
to be sold on the 9th and 9th of July,
at the old stand of B. j. Boulton y
Bro. Every lady come and see. ltw.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

We see by our exchanges that tho
whole country north of here was seri.
ously damaged by Friday nights
storm.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

Taken up by A. Stuber, OF Columbia Town
ship, Wapeilo County, Iowa, on the 18th day of
June 1S,i an estray mare, described as follows
Color, clay bank or dun; black stripe ON back !
years old; Appraised at s21. July .th 1875.
WIN III CALDWELL,
jl2w3t Auditor, Wapello County, Iowa,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

Chss. Lawrence returned this NOR
ming from the National Camp Meeting
at Cedar Rapids, where he has been
for week or more. He says that an
immense number of people attended,
a. high as 10000, it is estimated, being
present at one time. A very great in
crest was awakened among the at
tsndants, and the meeting resulted in
great good. -Saturday,s Daily.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

LosT.-On the main road from Of
tumwa to Fremont, Mahaska county a
black frock coat on tho 9th inst. The
finder will be rewarded on leaving il
at the COURIER Office. A. A. SMITH.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

Thos. MallOy goes to the Pcnitcn-
tiary for 10 Years.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

It was thought impossible 10 i'm
prove the Taylor Il Farley Organs,
either in quality, tone, or style OF
case, but the new style just received at
SrEwART's, aeem TO be an improve
ment in casc; also in vibration Of
reeds. WARRANT UNLIMITED as to
time. Call at Stewards and see the
now styles. d&w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
SENTENCED.

"The Way OF the TransgrcssSr Il
Hard
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

The brick work on Capt. Mahon,s
now brick block on the corner of Union
and Main street is completed. 1t looks
well.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
CONFESSIONS OF
A VICTIM

Published as warning and for the benefit of
Debility, Loss OF Manhood, etc giving his rules
OF Self Cure, after undergoing much suffering
and expense and mailed free on receiving a post.
MAYFAIR, p. o. Box 49, brooklyn, N. Y.
June S0-w6m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21
BarnuMl's New York Hippo.
drOnle Coming

See advertisement in this paper.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-07-21

in America, for either ring or parade pur-
, 1875-09-19

Specinl Dis at:h to ras Chicago Tri3Hns
pEwAukEE, Wia., Sept. 18.-Bfinging down
the reports to the close Of the week at this Gel
ebrs:ed sporting point. note the sesatt Of thc
Beckw,tb party Catch, say from three boats,
225 pounds, Judge and Mrs. BeckwitA raklp. 1o5
pounds, the o:hers beating their PREVIOUS visit.
T. a. Eastman. John ]. II ,alE, G. l.. Wheel
ock, the arch tect, With thei: fanl cs, arc still
,ver1ug around Lake pewaukee, hoping to
compete favorably WITH The averages OF Kirk.
Gage. blair, Fry, Hi1nr3. Haze, BocAwith, and
other old salts, but have nat 6ucc ed ID 90 vet.
The leading hotels at Oconn 1laow.,c and Nau-
kesl,a close with thss eek. but tue Laseside aud
Oaktun Springs Outage on tie west eud, and
Col. Fg|rhats hotel at this end Of tie lake. will
run until f1rthsruo Ice.
COL Louis Snai1nor aud q select party from
Chicago ars oz3eet.d hero next woes. Dou't
forge that round TRIP t1ckets are sold everV Sal
u.,!ay st half price bv the st. Paul Road, good
for four days on aay trAin.
, 1875-09-19
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE,
clarz-at neAr Randolph, oprosito Sherman Huuae
GREAT SUCCESS!
Tho romantic drama Of Startling interest,
PA-UT1INE1:
OR, WOLVES I'm THE FOLD |

OR, WOLVES I'm THE FOLD l
With It's Brilliant Q ct and FDe Setting To conclude
VITA the ftrce. TH2 TR 'GbADOUA. IN magnificent
It il chiefly interesting Tor the opporsuuites II af
1ofds to the stock company to 1ho tcir full strength
The company the best that has over been ro4usrtY
engaged IN Ch1cago,-by FAR tho best. Mis-. Helen
tho reputation which has heraldea her. She Is eyt-
IDENTIFY strongest In Iarts Of this kind. Those r7ho
have seen her In this character must yield tribute to
her-elevsrnesS shall We say (which, though, hot III,
grade to which the patrons Of Chicago tcatres ~
custorned. Mr. Louis Jaues also shows to good I'd
vantage IN the plaJ now acting He hgs IN exc lent
voice. and delivery well adapted to rnclcdraa com
how to express feeling so thst his audtsnce can fee
with him. His action Is easy, graceful. and natural
He eeems to be rather too aca in his tastes and to
be more conscientious about his clothes than the
this kind ere IN tho right direction, and they will be
corrected By advancing age and wisdom. OF tho other
members Of the fomranJ is UNNECESSARY to speak by
name. They will doubtless become falni1ar to tho
necessary to add tsl:t tho company cons,ias noEody
who belongs to tle lowest ranks IN tho profession
There ere no makewa1Ghtd IN the organization.
There has long been clsss OF tueatfe-goer in this
city who have demanded something higher In the way
Of theatrical amusement than tla Bt,r systecn will ad-
nit Of. Their cons ahr reference has been to New
York and tue customs which prevail thero. "Giye ua
good Hto"k co npany," they s@y "ani cosy Ii tle
theatre, end YOU viii see the color OF do.in1s"
THIS Is exactly what the managers Of the New Chic 20
Thca1rs have done. They have transformed tnc old
Kn2abury N&s'i: R4l intH beautiful temple Of art
They hsve engag.d cert-dnly the mcst expensive a,d
tn our op3nton the nc.t aae, company that has
been etta-Ecl to Chicago theatre. Thor VII, hare
not seen tho New ch!ago Theatre, or Witnessed per-
fo7nanco Of tho COMPANY, should hasten 10 do 50.
Seeing ia believing, or judging, as tho csse may be,
, 1875-09-19
WARD MEETINGS.

Pursuant to cali for meeting Of the Jefe1-
sonian Club of the Twelfth Ward, about fifty
rotara assembled 1aE. evening at No. 503 West
Madison street, and we're called to order By
Capt Connect who s:s:od that tie objeo. Of
ths meeting vas to elect delega!e to the Com
mittee Of Ono Hundred. Abou: this time it de-
7eloped that very lew OF those praseut were
aware Of the existence Of JelsersoniAn Club in
The ward and Ma.colm Mcdonald suggested that
the roll be called, so tha. it might be known WHO
vas entitled to vote.
Capt. Connett replied that the roll wasn't at
nand, and, on motion OF John Garrick, those
Who wanted 10 join the Club, and who Endorsed
he Constitution snd principles OF the Jener-
senAn Club, we're invited to come forward and
osn blank naper,-bo copy OF the constitution
of ARTICLES Of association being at hand.
When twen:v-six names had been
1scbasioeds 8 Joseph Hogan and Thomas
Sdmmittee Of 100. Mr. Courtney seid he didbt
eRo; oke to run against Cook unty-refesring
nthe presence OF Clan Periolat, ex-county Com
nisssooer Harris, and others-aod Withdrew his
5ana. 5lo Hogan was lhen elected by 4cclanatlon.
Gs.& GGea& ca!led upon for speech, hr- Hogan de-
TeHed himself OF the following, which was
heartily chee:ed II aio'. muca OF a hand at
qeech~znak,ng. but boys, 1ct'a Al! take drink, !"
Eod thereon about two-thirds Of those present
S]onzned to the b.E-room to imblbe at HogRn's
Irense,
C]eu Periolat addressed those who remained
q q speech in which he patheticallv observed
nat . he had once differed from Capt. Connect.
40: he agreed with the Captain, md begged
aem to take him back into the Club. They
%teht have heard OF bin. they might hare
soased aad oppressed him. but in 1876 they
would find hin with them irving TO beat the
3ass7 that oppressed the Vol kIngmen.
,c4pt Coruett made wal-lorse s7eech, IN
salcn he assured the Jetfs they had the Ger
41a0s With them, eod the meeting adlourned-
TIE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
-. meeting Of the Jeffersonlan Club OF the
s,1enteensh Ward was held last evening in the
~ : corner Of North avenue and Church street.
sa ~ pa Annz presided. and E. Niedemartln OH
.1:ea a secretars. The attendance Was nat
'ety ia1ge. nnd ths enthusiasm was rather
sucaaed- saed- Mr. Jim Stack was co l.
assed by : Committee chosen for tho
sa!pose u delegate to the Jsaersonisu Csn-
~ ~ Cuma.ssee- lhe report Was laid over for
'se week, and the meeting adjourned.
TIE TENTH WARD
Ameeang Of citizens of the Tanth Ward met
, 1875-09-19
clNclnn.rI BIOLOGICAL GARDENS.

Ctsc1SSA11, O., Sept, 18.-Tne Cincinnati
Geological Garden oreued to-diy, with nppro-
rr ate ceromon1es. and with large number OF
invited gueats in attendance. This garden con-
taius cG acres Of iaad. is laid out in walks.
drives, etc., and has 4 n;l,nber OF fountains and
small lakes. The collection OF aairnaIs. bi ds.
etc. is the largest in the country aud tho vaii
GUS accommodations and appointments arc un-
e1celieal.
, 1875-09-19

more. The Grand Lodge ana Grand Encani~
rant viii rive tho representatives, = public re-
ception on Sion lay at s o'clock p. M. in which
ADDRESSES OF vel- me will be made bY Gov. Hen
d j:ks, Mavor Gavin, Senator Morton. and the
Hon Schuyiar CulfaI.
, 1875-09-19
In MfElRiAM.

ST. Lours, hio., Sept. 1s.--The funeral Of the
Hon. Henry r. Blow took place to-day at his
residence at Caron telet, and WAS a.tended ~
many hundreds OF tizaas Of all classes aud con-
dit:ons. No tuu srzt has taken place for wears
At which 80 many Cd and prominent residents
were present.. and at which such general and
biucere grief was manifested.
, 1875-09-19
AUCTION SALES.
BK G. r. GORE s. CO..
68 and 70 Wabash ayauae.
DRY GOODS.
TWO MORE GRAND SALES THIS WEEK.

Tuesday, Sept. a, and Thursday. Sept. 20.
New and complete Lines Of choice sessonahle goods
On Tuesday We offer q Ecs Of seasunaule Dress
Goods. Also, lin5o,s white, platd. aud opera Eanae1s
repeant*, cot tonates satne.s aN-Tool fancy casai-
ucrts. co tttngs, suitinBs, lining, etc. VIA
Felt skirts, reversible, and siugfe and double all
WOO! sLawls, bead trimmings Iscez, and ruf1rgs In
fine variety.
0aa hundred cartons ostsict tips and fasthsss; The
first Of the eaaaon.
comtle:e tine Of ahr:s and drawers, with something
nrw in heavy ribbed gcods.
Also, continued s:le Of linens, embracing every
at: lie and variety Of table da1k fancy tahleclohs,
towels, nai kins, gsn:a and ladica' handkerchiefs,
crash etc.
An elegant assortment Of renb. boyB,, and youths'
hats, caps, aud turkaus, f1l st, lea and fine goods
the largest nd lest Hae uaon's, wouens, and
msecs' cotton hosiery oEcrca this season.
New attractions in go7ea. gaantleta, and mitts The
largest ttock in tie city, including evrry gra6s and
variety Of men %omens mfsses, aud clidron's wezE.
Also, mon's. boys. snd yontas' sasneadc1s-
G.A-RPE5ss.E@s
Our two 1nd tu1~c-dy goods c@nnos 10 surpassed IN
the city, snI cotton Chains OF the most desira-
tls 1atte.n. Sales promptly at 1870 L. N.
O. p fi mi.
, 1875-09-19

VESSELS PASSED FORT HURON.
Spfcta! D4.nateh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
ponr Huron, M,ca, sent. 18.-Dows-Props
Arabia, St. Joseph Maniatee, coslnbery and
barees, Mary Jarecsl and consort sch1s Foret-
IT, Con. Franz Sigel, Asa Chlids Northwest.
Up-Props Jas. Fisk, Jr, Annie L. Craig,
Philudel ha, Bunum and consort schts Ma
renso Pensaukeo, Sam Flint, Golden Rule, City
Of Chicago. Moonlight, Brooklyn. America.
W1sp-Sou.heazt light; wen.her eloudy.
Tue propeller Mauistce arrited down from
Lake Superior this evening about 1oo'clork with
an assorted cargp, including Sa'' barrels Of itour
ric-iron, and copper ores. The Manistee en-
counte, ed very heavy weather on Lake SUPERIOR,
dnrug which about 400 barrels Of 1:,ur on her
dee1 1wero injured by water: The Manistee re-
ports the schooner Kate Daily lahore in the
SAult River.
, 1875-09-19
MARINE NEWS.

ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.
sseeial Dssratch to ihe chice9e tribune.
LAsi11r, ILL.,, Sept. 18.-BY RvEa-No arriv-
ais yesterday. To-day, prop City Of Peoria,
towing boat Josie, light from Peru.
pEpAHrEp-YeEterda:, Champion, to Peru,
with lumber, from Chicago; to-day, prop City OF
Peoria, to Peoria. light.
PASSED INTO CASA1-Yester1ay, G. L. Booth,
from Peru, with corn from Chicago; barge No.
2 for Loc5 II to load.
PASSED Our-Yester.1ay. Champion, with lurn-
bcr to Peru; to-day, barge No. ., from Lock IL,
oaded with sand; boat Lev'athan' with lumber,
Eleven feet two inches Of water on the mitre-
si]t OF Lock Is.
Ba1poE ?onT, Sept. 18.-ARR1vEn-,North star
Ottawa, COCO bu corn; Comneiee. Ottawa, $40
bu corn, $50 bu wheat; D.. T. Wright Morris,
6. 100 ba corn; prop Whale: Seneca, 3,7o0 bu
corn Friendship, seneca, 6,5oo on corn; Geor-
g;a. Seneca, 1860 bu oats, 81 100 lbs seed;
0aah, Mors s5o9 b &c eorn G rsGp s6d sk6og b5os
CLEsnEp-F. T. sherman. Aux Sable, 4a96
It Jumper; NJ. Il. Adams, Peru, SG,3C6 It lumber.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30
In Brief.

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sac OF sun s'io>'' ~ '''''' '''' VI -'''''' T.
Again we are placed under ohIi5'-
tions to Mrs. Npcrry lof basket OF iInc
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30
OREGON.

The Lafayette Courier says, Some in
dustrious person might make it pay by
running a tcrry boat i'll the streets.
The Umatila Indians have on their
reservation 5000 horses, 1000 head OF
cattle AID $50 head Of hogs.
Baptstc Gayctte was fined so and
costs at the Dalles the other day for throw
ing Cayenne pepper upon the loor OF 4
bali room.
w. S. Harm, of Portland, was awarded
the contract Tor plasl' 'ins, plumb sic;
in the new Capitol Bui'.a l'lh
inst. TIE cost is about 'u
There is said 70 be a cay .nn on
Wild Horse creek, i'll LmHilA county
who ia giving the people ! good deal OF
trouble. The authorities should see that
this case is attended to-
Mr.. J. w, Watson, Of Hood River, on
the llll instant, took from Il swarm OF
bees scv.nty-four pounds Of clean honey
The bees swarmcd in juno and were
hiycd in a sugar-barrel.
Z. NJ. Waite, Secretary, states that the
receipts of the Oregon Agricultural ooci-
ETY. at the State Fair amount to about
sig, 800, but the exact figures connot be
given until the officers have time to
straighten the books.
The steam Tug Cen Candy came nea
being burned at Astoria on the 22d inst
But for the gallant efforts Of Capt. West
Whitcomb and her other officers She had
been totally destroyed. The damage i
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

The following is summary OF the
Deeds and Leases recorded in the Au-
ditoi's office during the month of DC
tobcr:
James A. Orr and wife by NJ. Whit
Ter, Atty. in fact to Silas ID. AlaXon,
lots and in block s., cast of Main
St; consideration, certain Judgment.
John Callahan and wife to NJ. O'Con-
nell, W 4 of n Il of sec. IS, t. ( H., +.
: c; consideration $3.50.
Frances T. Haven and Cyrus d. EIa-
ven to Bernard lIagcdorn, 1873 30-IOo
acres in sec. ,, I. H., +. / e., also o.
O5-Ioo acres in K. Riggs Donation
Land Claim; consideration $1,000.
G. r. Mcconnell and wife to +. II.
Marsh, one acre of land in the Joseph
Stoughton Land Claim, in t. + H., +. {.
Patrick OLcary and wife to Stephen
Shobcrt and William III Shobcrt, I6I
acres in the Donation Claim Of James
Carly, in t.. ! n.,r ! "; consideration
$1,000.
John Fender and wife to Olof Peter
son, W 4 offs c 4 Of sec. 10, t. 3 H.,
+. c.; consideration $500.
s. ". Brown and wife to Charlotte
\. Moore, of Boston Mass, t acres adj
Joining the II c corner of the Short Do
nation Claim; consideration $500.
s. w. Brown and wife to Alfred
Moss, lot ) in block p, in that part of
The City Of Vancouver laid OF by Ester
Short, deceased; consideration $500.
Augusta Schubcn to NJ. Winter,
5 = of lots 6 and + and all Of lots 9, 10,
II, -, Il, Fl, :, 70, II, IS, 20, So, and
81, in "Alki;" Consideration Sp25i.
William L. llildrcth and wife to
William H., Dillon and Benz. +. Brooks.
, " Il sec. I5,t. 3 n.,r c., 10 acres,
consideration $3.50.
William Z. Newton and wife to NJ
bert II. Carton, II W I of II cl Of sec.
| >, and 3 Of II c u of n w 4 of see
l., in t. 3 H., 7. G., IS acres consider
alton PIIs.
Thomas J. Thornton and wife to r
NJ. buchanan, all Of fractional block
40. II, of Main st. in Vancouver
consideration 500.
Thomas T.Bcatty and wife to George
Beatty, { Z Of ) W 4 and W Il of s
W Il and lot so. 4, in sec. II, t. H., L
l c., Isl 4o-ico acres; consideration
$500.
George Beatty to Mary Beatty, Z
Of 4 Of sec. IS, t. 5 H., /. : c., Sc
acres; consideration $3.50.
John Z. Madison to Jno. w. John
son, 00 0i-lOo acres in sec. Ut. 8 H., I
3 c.; consideration 500.
Wm. l.. Lal>in and wife to Jno. f
Mattson, II W 4 Of sec. 7, t. 5 H., +. 5 c.
consideration 500.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

The Eugene City jerHai and also the
GUaid give, he names OF the heavy tAA
payers in Lane County. The list en-
braces two who pay over 5000 each one
over $500; eleven over $3.50 each ; nine
over 5000 each; twentythrec over $50
each. This is not a bad showing for that
county.
The lsiTiW says: The late heavy
tides are washing Fort Stevens away rap
idly. Unless Congress is appealed to,
and takes some action on this subject the
coming winter, the south entrance to the
Columbia river ill be damaged. and the
property of the government be nearly de-
stroycd.
Numerous changes in the management
and business Of the Oregon Steams hip
line and railroads, now under the PrcSl
dcucy of Ben Holiday, esq, are expected
on the arrival # Nr. Nallard next month.
We are informed that Mr. Holiday has
disposed of his entire interest in the bust
ness and will soon take his final departure
from the state. Mr.. Wcidlcr, we under
stand. will make his headquarters at As
t6iria, under the proposed new arrange
mcnt.-.i StOritl1.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

Some time ago Mr.. Barlock, a we'll
known lawyer of Bloomington. ILL.,, hit
upon a plan of improving the acoustic
properties of rooms defective in this re-
spcct The plan was to stretch very ten
scly across the room, near the ceiling, a
number of fine wires. The plan was
tried in the courtroom in Blooming
ton, and was attended with good results.
The acoustic properties of the room were
much improved, and no injury whatever
to the appearance of the room caused 10y
the Improvement. The plan has since
been adopted in many places, among the
rest in TIE audience-room of Brigham
louns's temple at Salt Lake.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

AcCIDENT.-Andrcw Laws, a young
man of Fern Prairie, met with serious
accident on Thursday. He was driv-
ing with a lady in two horse bach
The king bolt dropped out and the We
hiclc went up before and down behind
Mr.. Laws thrust his foot forward to
brace himself, when the heel of his boot
caught on the whiillc-trcc, and bend
ing his leg over the dashboard, broke
the limb between the knee and ankle
Joints. Both were thrown ont and con
sidcrably bruised Mr.. Laws was in
jured somewhat internally. DR.. Finn
was called from Vancouver to attend tc
Mr.. Laws injuries, and reports him
doing well. The injuries to the lady
were not of Il serious nature.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

FALSE ALAnM.-TbcJ leading conln-
drum on the street yesterday morning
was, "Who started the report that oui
worthy townsman, E. l.. Dole, had sud
denly dcmiscd:" With feelings Of sym
p:.thy and regret we FASTENED toward
the residence of Mr.. Dole to ascertain.
if possible, the truth of the report. On
the way we met three other dupcs, who
were just returning from a SIMILAR cr-
rand. They informed usthat Mr.. Dolc
was engaged at that moment in the
highly athletic exercise OF gruhhing,
and that he avowcd bis intention of adj
ministcring condign punishment to the
individual who had so irrcvcrcntly used
his name. 1t is to be hoped that no
more such dole full reports will be
startcA-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30

TIE II EGIsTER.-Mr. b. NJ. Wash
burn has sold his interest in the Rcj}Sty
to NJ. II. Abbott, Esq, who will here
after edit and publish that paper. Mr..
Washburn is soon to depart for Walla
Walla, where he has purchased an inter-
est in the Spirit Of tie West, and will
hereafter bc engaged upon that paper
Mr.. Cass Humphreys editorial connec-
ton with the Regtstcr ceased yesterday,
and he will also soon take his departure
lie has our best wishes for his future
prosperity. Mr.. Abbott announces to
the public that he will endcavor to make
aiirst-class local paper, and that in poll
tics it will be Democratic. We well
come Mr.. Abbott to the journalistic
field of Vancouver, and hope that Mr.
Washburn may do well in his new field
of labor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30
Land and county Order, for Sale.

CLARKE COUNTY ORDERS ~ QrANTI-
TIES 10 SUIT, and thc following tracts Of land
Ist-Thc tract Of land known rs the Ruuri1 place.
This tract IL about twelve miles North East of
Aaucuuycr, hl, good Improvements, is first Glass
land, contains .ii acres, and viii be sold cheap
u The Nofth East quarter Of Section No .,
IN township No. 3 NoIth of Range Su Fast
fh, tract Is about ten lnilcs from Nancvuv,:, and
l.uuwn as the "Dodd claim, is iii-t LAS. land. has
IA abundance oI hard wood and NH he almost CIV
GA a"aJ
"a The North West quarter Of Section No. Is.
Township 40. N"flh Of Range No. one East.
This tract IS about three miles North Of Nancou-
YET, hee any amount of good cedar timber II is
known 10 The paul ciam.'
Either Of the tracts cam be bought on GOOD
terms part cash, and part on time at ono ,c. ',nt.
interest
Call upon
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-10-30
tatarrird.
died,

In this City Oct 81. ,le75 Elizabeth Blanche
daughter Of Geo W, and Ezlbo tn Durgn, aged
10 years and month.
The dear child was followed to fke grave by a
laryc concoursc Of sorrowful friends. A numhcrof
little girls near her own age came with floral offer
n.s and with fearful eyes paid their last, tender tn
butte Of love and respect to their lamentcd play
mate; and many 9toutcr hearts were heavy with
Grief when they heard the touching recital OF the
MANY beautiful virtues of Blanche. e
The parents have the deepest sympathy of the
entire community in this their hour of sore allie
ton.
In Olympia, Oct, 27th Miss Emma Galihcr, aged
/, year,.
Ms, Emma was a very lovely young girl and her
death viii cast gloom Of sorrow over the cnllrs
community where she lived. Her place IN me
home circle and in the society where she moved
will Npt soon be filled 10y another face SO dear To
those who now mourn her untimcly dcccasc
Mrs. Galihcr and family have our sympathy IN this
their hour of sorrow.