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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-02

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
DANIEL r. HEAD
TRENTON, It,,
RECEIVING. FORW AEDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Doalor in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
HAGGING, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, HUGGIlIS, ROCKAWAYS,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. ~. 1871. h2:Iy
A y. EIOUKNOY,
(Successor to Flournoy ~ Millsaps)
DEALER, IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Buist's
Garden Seed, and General
rS.- PLA AVIATION SUPPLIES. ny
VIII be pleased to fill orders or friends OF
house of T. a. NJ. Juno %, lS7i.-tf
~ ~ ur,SprEru W. T.. ASHLEY.
~ &. STANDIFER ~ CO.,
Successors to standifcr * McGuirc)
! RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NJ T., X G II a " Il s,
And Dealers in
GENER MEECHA ID s T.,
TRENTON, Lh-
ApriI 1874, vs23-tf
, 1875-06-19
MARRIED..

SFxTox-SwFENFY. At St Patrick's Church. June
18th, 1879 by Rev Father Duffy, NJ. J. Sexton, Esq
and Miss Sweeney, ali of tbs city.
After the ceremony ut the church, q number Of the
friends Of tie young couple repaired 10 their resi-
denee where several hours were pleasantly spent in
drinking their health and eongratulatng them upon
the happy future that opens before them. Mr.. Sex
ton is well known TO our readers one Of the pro
prieors of the iron fouudery and planning ill at the
lower end of town. and during his residence in our
midst has made many friends Miss Sweeney Is the
v0uug lady who Was employed for several months IN
il Offioe where by the mOdeSty Of her depOrt-
n.nt and sweetness of disposition she gained hosts
nf friends who VIII miss her smiling face from the
general delivery window" We tender the happy
c1uple our warmest Congratulations, and wish them
all the Joys that pertain 10 welded life.
NoYEs- -CUBB,GF Yesterday, ut P. NJ, at The
Tuiscopal Church, by Rev. W. H Hill, Mr. Elipha
W. Moves TO Mrs. LOyina DuTfee CubbaSe.
Such Is the brief announcement of a very quiet
wedding though there considerable N0ysS about
il Quite a number of friends were present 10 wit
ness the ceremony, and hearty congratulations crowd
ed on the happy cluple who were made one Ihe
groom Is well known auctloneeT, OF the rIn OF
Tones Il Moves who has by his enterprise and hber-
alIty made host Of friends. The bride Is charm
ing and accomplished lady, the sister Of our vel!
known citizen, Charles Durfee, Esq We add the
fsrysn. wishes Of the Herald 10 those that have teen
already showerei on Mr.. and Mrs NOyes- May
vour welded life be perfect happiness and al your
frnubles h the ptst--L0S AsetcS Herald Jlaf 81
JrKEES-CRAM.-At Waitsburs, sune 18th, 1873,
br Elder II. u. Waller, ". 7. Mchern and AIcy
MAY Cram.
, 1875-06-19
argaI advertisements.
~~No-oo-oN-~o-o-oo-o
District Court Summons,
TEREIT0RT or WASHINGTON, ! xS

4EALsA4 OIA DE " ANHlATIOA,
County gf bIllG-lcGliG, N'-
Ia The District C97 Of tie Prst Judicial District Of
HGSAtHg'0l IcTrt'ory-
ADDIE PUuPELLY. Plaintiff, vs. JAMES Z B. Pun
PELLY, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To
JAMES E B. PUMPELLY, Defendant YOu are
hereby required tOappesr action brought against
you by ADDIE PUMPELLY, Plaintiff IN the District
Court of the First JGdicIll District of Washington
Territory, holding terms at the City Of Waa Waila,
IN and for the counties OF Nalla Walla and Whitman
to answer the complaint of Plaintiff filed IN Wala
M;lla county, within twenty days after the service
of this SUMMONS exclusive OF the day of service. II
thirty days otherwise within sixty days. the said
Plaintiff viii take Judgment aIInst YOU by default,
according TO the prayer Of the complaint.
The SAID action = brought TO Obtain divorce ON
the ground of cruel treatment and for the custody Of
Charles Z. PuInpelly and John ID Punpelly, MINOR
children and change Of name, and Tor sj0attorneys
fees and for costs. And yUu are hereby notified that
unless YOU appear and answer the sad complaint AS
above required, the prayers of the Plaintiff wlli be
granted
Ordered published IN the Walla W.llla SrNTFsSISS
for SIX successive wecks Order dated june 81 lSI5.
Witness the Hon S C. WINGARD Judge Uf
the District Court Of the First Ju.lIcial
I. 81 District of Washington Territory, and the
Seal of sail Court affixed, this Sth day Ui
May, \. d. 1879.
4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
CATION & NASH,
Attfgrr,tys for pl1-D+iFr G,-
, 1875-06-19
PATRONS OF HusB.SnRy

EDITOR SrATTsMAS The General Council Of .be
Patrons Of Husbandry of Eastern Oregon. Eastern
washington and Idaho Territory met 10 this city on
the 7th inst and adjourned after four davs session
On account @; the subordinate Grange. not having
sutlrent notice OF the meeting tha attendance was
no, !ASe nevertheless everything Was harmonious
ana II II thought by the members present that much
good VIII ensue and that not only the PHtr1-,s hut
the whole country will h benefited The Council
adjourned TO meet IN Weston on the md Monday 10
oyYof' unless SOoner called by the executive CON-
The following Officers were electel for the ensuing
:,E j. II. p0IthIt. president. H T. IeVins,
EIee president Nm- NJ Shelton. secretary: John
IRVINE, treasurer; NJ n Cushing frsnssS sgant
and r. Mays, John Irvine and Ii r Ievins ry,TD.
tive committee
adopted
Res0red, That it is the opinion Of the representa
tlVeS OF the subordinate Oranges OF Eastern Oregon
Eastern Washington and Idaho Territory in General
CouncI! assembled that the building OF locks around
me cascades ana Ihe Dalles Of the Columbia River
by the General Government, the only means
Tor opening up the settlement and profitable rultvl-
ton OF the vast and beautiful tracts of ppluctiye
agricultural country lying between the Cascades and
IhG ROCKY Mountains and the order Is partic'I-
larry requested 10 use all honorable means consistent
with the organization of the Patrons Of HuShandry
TO Procure the proper legislation; and the presisnt
and secretary requested furnish the Represent
atIve and Senators from Oregon and the Delegate
from Washington Territory with copy of this reSp-
luton, and request their favorable c-Operation in
the Congress OF the United States and also request
the subordinate Oranges 70 ask their members elect 10
the legislatures TO memorable Congress on the same
matter Also, that the State Grange soon 70 assem-
ble,' petition Congress the SANE subject and re-
quest the Master thereof TO bring the subject before
the next National Grange and request that body 10
petition Congress 10 make an appropriation fo- tie
work.
Rsz1red, That the Secretary furnish the papers of
tins city with copy Of the foregoing resolution and
request them to publish the same.
wM. ". SHELTON, Sec'y.
, 1875-06-19
lbEEIl.

FINER. At the residence Of Joseph Perrault,
TIose city on the Sth inst, Andrew 7. Elmer, ui
consumption, aged 20 years months and Is days
twas \ beautiful morning, all nature seemed raIt
Tranc,. when the angel of peace took lis spirit 10
,-lsrs storms or soTTUw suffering are 10 more
H. Irasss-l away gently that even the loving ana
snsyable lady whom II would seem KIND tToNi-
-. had sent acrUss the Continent Just II tine 10
aive his last breath and who WIS holding MS hand
~ the tine scarcely knew OF his going. DeceaSei
- a neuhew of Mr.. Joseph Perrault Of this cty-
n: fsrbsr and sister are living at Nalla Nala, and
: bT1-I,er ST san Francisco. his mother had been
;t;rl, for her FIRST born on the Other shore, Just
- .srs and three days She died June 5th, 1865,
H. Vas horn At Bcllsville, Upper Canada, ana came
= rss5 10 Walla Walla, where he resided until Aiot
1870 - when he came 10 TINS city be Was re-
1.rt-abiy bright and Intelligent young man, ana
10y ejrc..tet for one Of his years He was great
as5sr Tr0m early infancy and had anqulrei mere
teIe "a practical knowledge than most mea learn
u In, lie He sctei Legislative reporter for
ths paper during the last ssspn and made % icnaa Gem,
, 1875-06-19
Health the Source Of Happiness.

The ralaxatIan Of the nervous system, which
,as an rls1asitllu 10 mental or bodily acton, Is
~ ysry- freIueut occurrence II l. foGni that tor
MD liver debitated stomach or derangd bowels are
T. I-ss- -ausas For years Dr. HESLEY's CEIE-
ERsTFD Y L BI1TERs has been successfully used
tbrpuyhout the United States, ss an Unfallng re-
-lr.tIye and hsalth-evlng Misunderstanding and
invguratin9 those organs 70 tieir original strtngti
T. - eye tailed 70 restore TO health and reiny Jr-
ete -le whole system DyspeTsla indigestion and
To- Of aru@tite general debility, rheumatism, fever
and ague, disappear rIth its use As meiie1ne Tor
5fsaases Arising from impure or Impoverished blood,
:. : without an equal They oompOsed OF an
sfrs0Iutey pure iitusIye stimulGnt nedicAted with
tbe extract; and iuics Of the most effective tOnlc,
and VIII prove safeguard against tAe ATTACKS OF ly
J,ensia and hveT complaint -rLa
, 1875-06-19

II is reported by an Eastern paper
that Ben Butler said to reporter the
other dsy who tried TO interview him
about the third term, that he would
not discuss the matter nor talk on
politics in any shape. " / daounce
the devil and all his work" declared
the Essex statesman. This is the
most marvellous conversion Of modern
times but it is hard on the devil,
who vii. be at his wits end to supply
Ben's place.
, 1875-06-19
NOTICE F01 DzsTRlHUTE0N.
TEREUmsr or WASHINGTON, ! IS

1EhElUlt1 or " ASiilNbIUN, -
County gf U0IG Udld,
II PRoBATE-In the matter OF the Estate Of
II ALEXANDER MCKAY, deceased.
On reading and finn; the petition Of JAMES Nc
ACLlFF, the Administrator OF the Estate OF \ l.
ENANDER MCKAY dece used, setting forth that he
has filed his tiuJi account such Administrator, IN
the matter Of sad Estate and that the has been
duly audited! allowed ard cuntirIu-i AMI that FOr-
ton OF sal Estate remaus 10 be divided among the
heirs Of SAID deceased an1 praying among other
things Tor order Of distribution OF the residue Of
sail Estate among the IeTSOns thereto entitled.
1t Is ordered, that all persons interested IN the
Estate OF tie sad ALEXANDER MCKAY, decelIs-
ed b. and appear before the Probate Court of said
county of Walll Wala, in the city of WHlla Walla,
the county Of sad county of Walla Wala, on
WEDNESDAY, the Ist day Of September, 1873, at
the hour of 10 o'cnck Of SAID day, then and there
70 show cause why order Of distribution should
not be made OF the residue OF the SAID Estate among
the heirs of the sad AiEX ANDER MCKAY de
ceased, according 10 law.
1t further ordered that Of this citation be
made on parties unknown nOn-residents by pubi-
,atioh of this order the Walla Walla STNTEssiAS
n weekly newspaper printed and published in the
city and county of Waila Walla, Washington Terri
tory for four successive months prior TO said ls day
Of September, lS7j-
Dated Walif Walla, May lst, 1875
22-Im R. GUICHARD Probate Judge-
, 1875-06-19

lMHGRANTs.-A young man who has just
arrived here from the States tell US that from
one locality he knows of sixty-One families
that are coming TO this Valley most of them
ship their own teams to Kelton, and from
that point come across the country. At
Omaha he reports there were five thousand
waiting 70 take the cars, and many be talked
with will come to this Valley, first, of course,
visiting San Francisco.
, 1875-06-19
sEESIEsS ~ XIRGrNIA

IIh NJN, lTAlIIi- J IIlnN ON, IN-
ERROR Sr,Trs>r,S Several families a-es-aa liue
OF MOVING 10 Walla Wall Valley this G,l and have
s~ke} to write for some comes OF vo,rr yrI-.r
you VIII Please send me three or four copies Of dif,
fcrent dut-S.
Crops almost entirely 4 failure in this section
Wheat VIII not average three bushels 70 the acre
Oats entirely failure AMI IT i 50 dry that corn can.
destroyed by bugs Has the Tina il'l Reservation
beer opened fo- settlement yet Is the railroad tC
Walla Walla completed +. Z. HA>sBRoUGH.
ANswER. Unatilla Reservation is not open
for settlement, but the QUE tion of removing the In
dians is beng agi'atei. The railroad viii be COM
plctel to Walla Walla in time TO move the GOps oi
thjs season
, 1875-06-19

FoR CALIFoRSIA.-Janes H Fruit, Esq, and fam
iIv will start for California early N the coming week
They viii travel overland, using their own convey
ance, and Will make the trip by easy stages MI
Fruit takes with him large band Of mules, OF extra
size which he expects to dispose Of at Sacramento.
For number of years Mr.. Fruit has been the owner
of an immense Maltese jack, and mules OF his get
have always been in ready demand, at renumerating
figures The mules IN his hand will readily command
in the California market $3.50 each We regret that
Mr. Fruit and family are TO leave our Naliey, ana
trust that renewed health may again permit them 10
return 10 the friends by whom they are 80 A5hiS u
teemei
, 1875-06-19

A. B. MCCAIIY is visiting his friends in
the Willamette Valley, by whom he is kind
ly received. Mac, of course, is glad to re-
ceive the attentions of his friends but no
amount of persuation can induce him 70
leave this land of sunshine ana again take
up his residence in the web-fcot " country,
, 1875-06-19

CANP-MEETING.-We have a report that
the camp-meefing near Waitsburg has caused
great awakening of sinners. and that very
many pPrsons-some of them quite prominent
have been hopefully converted.
, 1875-06-19

TIE California republican convection re-
fused to pass a resolution deuourcing the
thizd term proposition. They have no idea
Of packing Grant a third time, ,ut thev
lacked the courage 10 say 50, and dodged the
issue by tabling the resolution
, 1875-06-19

RrssFLL MCLANE have a new card tlis week, to
winch We invite attention. These gentlemen have
inst received a stock embracing everything in
the line of general merchandise and as usual are pre-
pared 10 deal literally with customers.
, 1875-06-19

SERENADE--The President and Directors
of the 0. S. n. Company. on their return
from Walla Walla, were complimented by a
serrnade given them hv the Dalles brass band
For monopolis+s. the Officers of this Company
seem TO be highly popular
, 1875-06-19

PoErRr.-we yesterday received through the post
office poeical effusion that contains some eHeeisi'
local hits, done up in good style The erowdi s'''e
f ,,r columns forbids its publication in the STATES
, md 81 We uropose to issue it in the form OF a
supplemental sheet, copies OF winch can &c iaA 0N
applicaticn at this office
, 1875-06-19

SoorcH RTE MAsoNRY.-on Wednesday evening
June 7th Capt ]. c. Ainsworth, IS deg Installer
the following officers of Columbia Lodge OF Perfection,
No. ). to-wit: Frank Kimmerly, T. = u NJ '>s"ei
Truax, NJ. E. S W; John Goudy, NJ T. ). :, d.
W. Fagan. Orator; Ralph Guichard Secretary % NJ
P Winans, Treasurer; Joseph NJ Moore; = r. 81 n
F. Johnson ]. E.; E. 5. Coekett, NJ u D. l. Hi''
stein CgptaIn
, 1875-06-19
On o =, s.ITRDAY, t..e Sd day of July, 1879,
bankrupt Notice.

In 5. District Cart Of ne UHi,sd States for TIE FrSt
,Judiciag Distrie; Of Washington TeTTtt0Ty-
u, the Hr.teT ef ISHIN T. REESE, Bankrupt.
7 HERFRY GIVE NOTICE, That the third rne-t-
mo of the Criitors OF said Bankrupt Will le held
a. The Court Room, II the City OF Walla Nalla,
county Of Walla "alL en- me 2stn Gay OF June, ls.9,
rni in the 9th and 18th sections OF the Bankrupt
- nj March u. ls67 o. P LACY,
o. sv Assignee.
, 1875-06-19

Gov. FERRY is expected to arrive by to-
morrow's stage. The Governors visit is for
the purpose of delivering The Grafton at the
Masonic celebration. June 24th
, 1875-06-19

SQUARE-ToED.-The Salem Statesman man
fully repuL lat the third term proposition,
and will have none of it. The dItor of
that paper has entirely too much sense to
lend himself TO that outrage.
, 1875-06-19

COLUMBIA RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. he Patrons VI
Hustandry, at their Grand Council, very wiser!
adopted resolution in favor of locking and Gaming
the Columbia River. The question of cheap frelsn'S
can never be solved until these improvements are
made, and when the River is open from the noun %
tains to the sea our producers VIII be able 10 aS @
raw products of the soil down at tde-"ateI ~ 'O
not to exceed s. a ton
, 1875-06-19
important In

,,,,nortant.-Endors by the Medical profes-
IN WM. HALLS BALSAN FOR THE
TT-yGs cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
N diseases OF the Throat and Chest DK. TOWN
sts-f-Tr SLY = ~ 10y
, 1875-06-19
LETTER LIST.

LIST Of advertised letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending June 18th, lS7j:
+. Cartwright, Geo. W Roberts,
Janima T. D. Cearkling Vim Strttford
Marshal B. johnson, louis Walacher,
Dr. I.tnrwnrthy ThOS J. WarInOth,
Jas C. Mccoy, YIN. White,
N. McNianansOn, Frank W IhIms,
Barlet Wilton.
HELD POSTAGE
G. Z Coiiinc John FalIon,
c. c. Cram, Paine Bros. n Moore,
ChaS Peterson.
Persons calling for the above letters VIII please say
" Advertised - c. I. SMITH, 7. VI.
, 1875-06-19

-..- 4-A.E.- EeIues Law s.f-arra,,, r,,,..,,,.
--s 40 ..r disposal a.. sa,a-,..l d. -,
.. q II III. VI, Vincent, AMI seated behind one
.gass, l-oyz GU; to tie new r,r. t,,,c,,
' an. .~.ge, Tie track Is On Mr. C. 5.
.-.s. -alf mile atove town. and over
. '..'- B. Is d a.s, delightful drive. Arrived o.,
--.. W. INST drove aruGnd the course. and
F-.. ..'.A one Of tie les, We have ever seen
.-.. 5 whole distance 1t Is al. ais, lutte level
-- Z lana LAY soil, free from rock. It must
....., -- '.',es- race tracks in the country W.
..,., -'-. ,.-7 zee tracks Al san Francisco. as
him. ~ As n5Ar New York, Philadelphia and
a-...- AZ We sln testify from Personal obserya-
- .ls ot tie cities named can b,ast track
L.. ''5 with the Wllla Wal!s Rar. Course
-a. l- the t1gS5, We lad an onror.pnitv
III. .-.z extent the improvements beng
I'll - '--lenos with, the whole traek. fuII
--.--.... .--ss. With high board fence. To
,.as-.s.. -. '-'-- entrance the pavilion or grand
F-r.. --'-'e-- This pavilion Will seat from
ms, ss1'sIs, and from It there viii be a clear
a Lied view Of the track for the whole dis
e. '';lt, the stables are located. and on
III ~. -''i-7ent stables We were surprised at the
s me animals on the grounds and in train
- ,-l' ;hose We specially noticed were several
-l-,-r,..'.. colts, the property of DR.. Mack
r-.,---r a-'@ up VEIL and give promise of
san. - Mr. L lindsey has several f,.st ones in
s.,i ~, - Judging from the appearance Of his
a .., -, ,.'7sss carryof tbepurses at the july
2-s~,rr.. I'll have to make good time. Mr. Cbas
- d me colt N training, and DR.. Cove has
IL, -.,. " -'oSiEs horse on the gruunl, but in
--.y.a, ,', liosnt informed Us that looks were
- = .'9sether they have sbout a dozen of
e.a.. %. -, : Of them eolts-On the ground and an
l. -. y iFe Promising horses it would he ,ifi-
L.: -. any where. The raising of apa horses
.a5-s,-y ,'',' oe an important branch of domestic
z,y. ~ = li' Valley. and hence we deem it not
ss, seH "a; matter Of interest to epoourae,e the
All sty- PROJECTED and are having fi;t.i nm in
-'=s .B5 s.- y" raoe track. The day Tor scrub
asy GrI put up races Is al.amt over in this
si ~ rLi,e-iiter 1t viii be some criit m l..
~ '1Et II WalIa Walla Valley.
, 1875-06-19

PHEsESr.-The members Of Rlue Mountain Iole,,
No. l3. F. \. NJ, on Monday last presented Franz
Kmmerly, Esq, with Il very neat Past Master,
Jewel, in consideration of valuable services rendered
said lodge iS Master.
, 1875-06-19

FURNITURE EsTABLISH9IENT.-In the course of a
stroll one day this week dropped into the furni-
ture establishment of Messrs. Eyerts & Able, and
were somewhat surprised with the extent of their
stock and their facilities for manufacturing furn.-
ture. IN the ssllesrUom they have very extensive
variety of furniture, embracing nearly every article
required Tor housekeeping. Their bedroom sets, in
walnut, maple, and Oregon ASH, particularly
fine, and can be sold at lower figures than the same
articles be laid down for from below. Picture
lrames photograph frames, corner brackets, and
other articles for ornament and use immense va
rIety and 10 suit all tastes For those who wish to
pTactbe economy, they have very large stock of
rlwLiie chairs, cheap and durable. Messrs EvertS
X Able have made arrangements by which they can
ship hard wood from below at very low figure, and
are thus enabled 10 make up suits of furniture
at much lower rates than herSlofore. They have al
ready received large consignment OF black walnut,
maple and Oregon ash, which they are now making
up into sets of furniture In the course o: our gen
rrul srutny OF the establishment, we examined the
bureaus beisteads, washstandS, etc, in process OF
manufacture, and can assure readers that 1t VIII
he difficult anywhere TO find finer specimens Of the
c.lbiuetmaker's art Gentlemen who are rehttlnS
their homes now have the opportunity OF getting
suits Of furniture made to Orler and IN style and
at figures that must prove satisfactory PropellIng
their machinery by steam, and employing none but
the hest worIxmen Messrs Everts Able are prepared
to I'll all orders promptly and IN manner that
makes II 10 the interest of the public 10 patTonlAe
their establishment
, 1875-06-19
JOSEPH I. HAMILTON,
Administrator OF the Estate
IF IDEg,- @ II HaNsYtT,S deceased
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance
~ of an order Of sale made by the Probate Court Of
Walla Walla county, IN the Territory Of Washing
ton OF the Sth day of june A. ID. 1875, in the mat
ter of the Estate Of EDWIN NJ. PHlLBROOk, late
of sand county deceased, the undersigned Admins
tratrix of said Estate viii sell at Public Auction,
10 the highest bidder for gold coin,
On SATURDAY, tI,e 3d day of July, 1870,
AT the hour OF one O'Clock, P n, Of that day in front
conntv and Territory aforesaid al the right title
ana Interest Of the sad Estate N ID 70 the follow
ing described property, TO Wit: The Northwest
quarter OF Section NumtsT seventeen. IA IN Town
SIN Nuu,F.ar seven ~ North Of Range Number
-Ti+tv-six l36 East IN the county Of Malle Malla
and Territory or Washington
O,tsd TINS Sth day of Junr, lsI5.
CAROLINE A PHILBROOR,
Administrator Of the Estate
oar Of EnWlN NJ PEILTROOs, Deceased.
, 1875-06-19

f. G. TAYLOR Is the first candidate in the fell for
city marshal Mr. Taylor remembers the oil saying,
that it Is - tie euly bird that catches the worm"
, 1875-06-19

Tor. Evans. ors Of last years pilgrims TO the Los
Angeles country, has returnsd to his oil stamping
groupd Tom comes back wiser II not Tlcher ie.
man, having learned that 8 All Is not soid '''
ters -
, 1875-06-19

-sr PrLru.-We learn that at
eng teld at Waitsburg' Sunday
7. r.5a delivered an able and ,,lI sloquent
-, ~ III. HlP,ist Church at Olympia,
.--. rrsre Is no good reason why
....' .F..r.I No. assist IL Spreading tn
, 1875-06-19

Immigrants in considerable numbers are Aii-'iNs
at Boies city From that point they scatter out ShA
End bones.
, 1875-06-19

I'm, I.ngs on the north side OF
..r i.>.. ,..saE and Third, are Icing re-
v-a .... q, make the street OF uniform
ra- rr ,rmFIesel, Main street from
I- .. ..--r.. n a uniform width.
, 1875-06-19
Q a O ~

THE UNDERSIGNED cautions all persons against
4 CREDTTING ANY ONE on HIS ACCOUNT,
as from and after this date am determined only 10
pay such claims as contract IN person. No one Is
authorized To contract debts or make purchases in
my name, and IN al sneh eas.S 4! VIII refuse pay
ment. J. e. FENNIGERHOLZ-
WALIA WALI-,, Hay ., ls-5- 2j2w
, 1875-06-19

~...-l.a. E-I., the senior Of the firm IS
- v..... sa.r an absence Of several years.
-....us I,a5. Nr. Schwubacher met with
r-..- town which for IL long time dis
--..rl..- .l,r lr has mainly resided IN
..., .... u.gs ~Hh tie ailof skilltui medical
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, 1875-06-19
On MONDAY. The 5i,. day of July, 1870,

at the hour of one O'Clock, p. N. Of that day. in
front OF the Court House IN cltyof Walla Walls,
county and Territory Aforesaid all the right, title
and interest OF the said Estate and 10 the follow
ing described real estate. to-wIt: The Southeast
quarter Of the Northeast quarter and Lots One, ~
Two ~ an4 Three, iSl IL Section No. Three, 81 III
Township No. SIX, g. North OF Range No. Thirty
seven 81 East, IN the county Of Wlla Nala, and
Territory of Washington, containing one hundred
and sixty acres
Dated June 9th, 1915
JOSEPH I. HAMILTON,
Administrator OF The Eets.te