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, 1876-09-23

THE TUpCo-SERYIAN WAR -Telrgrems
from the scene Of the conflict are as coaflct-
ing as war telcgrams can well be. One day
we learn OF Turkish victories and the ami
hilation Of the Sulran's enemies. but the
next dispatches bring Us intelligence Of g
directly opposite character. Whatever may
have been the successes of the MontenegriLs
it is cer:ain that rhey have not gained ground
in the war. ana have made little or no i'm
D-es,ion on the armies of the Porte. The
nsirhborkood OF PodgoIi;za continues to be
the scene Of many battles, out the military
situation remains unchanged The SerHians
stjll maintain bold froat and clamor for a
continuance Of hvsrilities. Unless they have
eaod grounds for this warlike resolution
and perhaps they have-their persistence
amounts TO insanity. True, their army Is
rsuialy developing into Russian corps, and
coming events may still further RussIsHize
.bem. Ex Premier Gladstone declares that
his feelings are harrow cd BY the accounts OF
the Turkish arroci iss II Bulgaria, and be
- ores the policy Of tie British geEeTnment
- I'D 20 these terrible ou'-ages. A.
.,'.-.b4T ih- si;ua'Ion j. strained TO i-S ut
,o1.r tsps,yn and the war cloud in EaroIe
shows NJ signs Of being 7P7,di'y dlSs'la-s1
, 1876-09-23

MosBY's GUgRRILLAs.-Who would
have though, 20 see the day when the
notorious guerrilla chief, Col. John 5.
Mosby, whose deeds during the war
a:e as familiar as the horrors of Ander-
sonviIle, would be adopted as an
authority by the republican party,
petted by the President, recognized by
the administration, and put forward as
leader for Hayes and Wheeler ?
Yet the fact is SO. We have before
US a letter Of John $. Mosby, adyo>
eating Hayes and Wheeler. This let,
Ter is now circulated by hundreds Of
thousands from Washington, by Zach
Chaudler's committee. Mosbv was Z
jealous lhird-termer, and when that
scheme failed lie fell back naturally
on the ticket which was nominated 10
continue GIanlism.
, 1876-09-23

NOT So PLENTY.-Silver bullion j no
I,prsr drug in the market. The demand
seems TO be greater than the supply. uo;v'th-
standing al lie efforts which have bsrn
made tie depreSs the price We find the fol-
Iow;ug IL the commercial coiamas o. CO.
temporary;
The truth Is there Is not much silver offer
i,a IN this country OF Eaglznd iast nov, and
I'D, bankers have been Obliged 10 buy
largely here during the past few weeks 20
cover India bills. The managers ot the primer
pal producing mines have taken The ooosSi'h
Tor the recent depression in The silyer market
70 p.rform Necessary work IN their Mines
which aas greatly limited the Produ9'lon
during the pa-t three moa'hs.
, 1876-09-23

MILITARY IrE,ls Mr. WA. 7. Stevens,
j. trader at Camp Hayney, Oregon. WAS :"
va his week, aad was ,he guest os an I'll
y Il the Garrison. 9iy. Stevens Is sn cid
.-a7e7 u the Pacific, and has Il host OF
--l-s u the coast. We regret that be
IA not make longer stay with u.s..
-4,' 6aclus. 1t Cavalry, with escort and
s--s7.j lris ue., arrived 1t the Garrison
N Fort Colville. on Monday last M
'-.'-s Lad ,wo prisoners IN charge. and one
= 'asn managed to escape on Sunday night,
' @'ocgh the energy of Lirut. Eackus,
= 'soap;ured in town on Tuesday night.
| E.r'y left for For. Cauby, Thursi~v
'a.2S Oar poli'i-ians in California
's pulling intensely hard 70 keep the 1t
'''.ly Headquarters at B necia, but some
up ent the wires and let the whole parry
u II The mud-s,uak fast. while,
-aqpagters and band slipped of on the
- p, L3y, and will probably reach Waiia
- TO mJrro~, Sunday .... Major and
wy Lieut.. Col John Green, Isr Cavalry
''lecied At the Garrison, from Camp Har-
% % temporarily command the regiment
q Gen. Grover arrives in November ----
! =. 'iem be Nal!Uwa Is rras~urIng; every
~ is peytectly guiet, and all indications
- -, .i'le- have ceased. The Indians are
~ r E1y satisfied, and only want MoNai
~ Finley arrested and tried according L
, 1876-09-23

GRANT II That Hayes if elected would
continue the regime that has characterized
Grants administrator becomes daily more
conclusive. That they are one in sentiment,
and that Hayes admires Grant and all he
has done is proven by Hayes own words.
The LATTER recently wrote letter to Grant
which has come out IN the New York Hfya!G
In that letter Hayes denies that he mad any
intention III his letter of acceptance of put
ting any slight upon the policy of his adj
minis:ration. Inasmuch as partisan papers
have attempted to place sach q construction
upon the letter of acceptance, he cannot re-
sist the desire to make this distinct denial
He concludes his letter with warm eulogY
on Grant, both as a soldier and as Il civil
ruler. Now this question follows: If Hayes
admires Grants administration. is it not rra-
sonable hat he Will endeavor 10 continue i,
and thus become TO all inrents and purposes
OF the rogues. genuine Grant IL
, 1876-09-23
FAR1I FOR SALE

1 FARM FOR SALE Of One Eaif SETON ol l.IG-
i GOOD FRAME HOJ - and tIAA 2 IA IA ~ -
and q God ORCHARD, with Ft3J II ana I'll NJ Is
PCT,Y an tie ulscs There J. Gu abundance az god
r,Irr.1e water and plenty ot timber ior nre 'Fooi
and fencing rsIr1oss on tie lani- Ih- plac : sit-
rarei one AMI one hslf mIss from layion' 'o-i'ii-
- - Wsl-i-.--or, -.--i.-rv For further yssr-
fir-1Itrs. ti.ress the quders--ue1 az Dayton " l.
s3-tf NEh LAM Q 49,
, 1876-09-23
sPECIAL EREEGHTS.

PiaroS Billiard fables. Furniture Glass, Glass
ware and L. contents rs-s oT Otherwise, Queens
ware, Marble AMI Castings, t-kru only at owners
risk Of damage hreal,.se .r l-ik1ee.
Acids. IurpentIS, Burning Fluids, Oas aud all
other l!quIiS, IN OE other ytsssls al owners
risk OF l,=Iktge-
E22s taken only n owners Tisk Of hTeallg-e
Fruits, Vegetables and all other perIslable pror-
-Tty, al Owner risk u frost Or decay
Furniture not boxed, and al Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, - mp or knocked down
at o.u.rs ri-k o; damage AMI ch1fing OF breAkage
NOr VIII the Company le responsible for deciencies
II any part, unless the same s specially r-o-irted for
, 1876-09-23

NJ ANDREW McCALLEY, son of Mr.. A.
rC,rlsy, Of the Standard Mills, - returned
me- Wednesday last, after an absence of
.rs.hiug over two years wandering He
,;rc. from Eagcne City, Oregon. where
has been spending the past few weeks with
..r'I.r sister.
, 1876-09-23

FINE CoHN.-Mr. }. {. Buesell Las laid
upon our table IN ear Of very fire corr,
grown on what was formerly known Is The
Guichard rarche, just below the Garrison.
The seed wss obtained from San Lu;s Obispo,
California, ana i l. Il a variety well adapted
10 IhiS locality
, 1876-09-23
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

Ds'irsrrd 70 E,s u. s. y Cos E,afs D, WqUusq.
Merchandise Fruit and Vesetah.es, same rates Is
above ter ton measurement
Wool, oo=-h.if more than tie above rates pr ton
Wei-Lt. Bet hides each % cents
"o--t, sand, Stone aut Live stock AZ agreed on
rItfs up Or down, by ear load
Double rates on f1st freight ,.-rkaaes I'd or
down, receive! from or delivered 70 boats
All freight not delivered before g B. n On the day
after 70 j, received a: the GcIocs VII y stored at
Oanar q -NpeL4-. and risk
AID al iTeigh; faa-y. Al atdeTots gylI L. at owners
rlsk u hr- uHtl siIyV@l OF delivered 20 cDusirnees
All ".lLs payable n gold ol.a before delivery Of
freight
, 1876-09-23

TAX The county commissioners at
their last session Levied the fol!oainG ta>,s
for the year 1871: mills territorial 4 mills
school mills county, and mill road tax,
making a total of Is p mills. The tax levy
ia Una,ilIs county 1Ur the same year l. 20
mills
, 1876-09-23

Mr. D. \. MILLER. agent and correspon-
.-.,f The psly and WeelLy Be, paid us a
NJ Thursday morning last. lie reports the
-...s permanent institution, and doing a
gooi business
, 1876-09-23

JOHN D. LEE, of Mouatain Meadow mas
sacr- no;oriety, Is baf fore the Beaver Conrt in
Utah for another trial. The Salt lake 3yijla.s
thinks the Normons have abanJo-aed him to
his fate, an, hat here is nov Il possibility Of
his cenviction. His bondsmen, fearful that
he intended to leave. relinqGished him TO the
Sheriff, and he Is now in the Beaver Jill He
thinks his ca-e looks serious. and that he Is
to te sacrificed 70 the pri,-'hood Still. h.
Expresses 3 d~terminq'ion not to batray the
church. alrhOa2h he church may d.s.rt him,
, 1876-09-23

vr.sRs. \. T. CATION AND o. ?. LACY
20 Tuesday last for Olympia, where they
80. 1-laga'es to the session of the Grand
,,a Of Free M2sons, which conyenes at
~ place.
, 1876-09-23
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
Auction Sale OF Real and Personal
Property.
q Rare Glance for stock Raisers nnd
immigrants.

= Rare Glance for Stock Raisers nnc
Immigrants.
E-IIL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
~ the Premises. On WEDNESDAY. The 18TH day
~ October 1915, commencing sJ II Ccogs, 4. IL,
,YfGC Farm 0E' g. s.. Knight,
situated on tie WaIla Walla River - miles west OF
Walla %al.H City, lie Wal.a Nl!ia u Columbia
River R@llIogt, consisting u
100 ttEES UF LAND,
nearly al C.: which Is river bottom laud so acres
fenced, - acres N good Timothy Meadow, fine
young Orrhid, bearing, plenty Of Timber for fire
wood on The place; only ten miles irCr tie Columbia
River, where plenty Of Fencing can b. got cheap.
There i "a gc.3t tarIG House AMI Out-BuiliInz-s on
the VTe.ls, S a good Well and Spring. Also, about
80 tons Of rl.4l Eay tTImothy', one good Woods
Moving Machine, one Horse Rake, Plows anu other
Farming Implements, several head OF Horses, Cattle
and Hogs
Terms Of sale for the Farm, One-quaIter Of The
amount IN cash Gown, and on talurrr sN months
tiIGe VIII D. gwen, secured by mortgage, interest
paG cent. per month. on all other sales, Cash down
all SUNS less thsn 500 and SIX months time On
al amounts Oyy. 500, with interest 1T peg cent.
per month On approved security For Is.sticullrs,
enquire Of J. 4. KNIGHT. on the premises or TO
j. \. LAMAN. Main street,
fits WGIa Walla Gay.
, 1876-09-23
unavx Shenrinc s-hect.

WE HAVE 4 BAND OF THOROUGHBRED
y SPANISH MEgINU EVE SHEEP ttat
shesrei on an average -0.. =. each, only we've
months cT-v-rl! or y ol .a1 5gg gifi-T and rise1
isrntz. We have RAMS Gt the --EHr stock whlgL
sIsr! As high - 81 rs. : frF for >-ls IN rel7cn-
~ ,stzas. 4 De- fouuI on 3 WHITES EANtH T.
six r.:ies north Of ,hls toTn, % DE! -reez wall
Wal,s, August 80, is76l -,
g4.f N EIlE Z u - Al
, 1876-09-23

nj. strange that some cf our .how-going
,.,-,- can't appreciate = few little banjo solos
ii .en.imental songs. We advise the pro-
...,s-. 20 get a wooden pUs, next time and
.i,r.aIv ior those " hoods"
, 1876-09-23

PnoEtTE CoUur.-Iu The mater Of he
estate Of David Weston, deceased a: Judge
Jnme~ X Kennedy arpo;ar,d guardian Cd
Titan, lie court adjourned and an order was
made that an aijourpad term Of III regular
Ju'v term. 1876. be he'd on The l4'h day Of
DC ojer, 1876, al the hour # 10 o'clock, 4. ".
, 1876-09-23

Anr.E MINISTERIAL The quarterly meet
inr Of The Seventh Day Adven'is' OhnFch
l,f which notice will be fonud IN another col
nrnn, Elder J. H. Waggoner, one OF the
abjr.t ministers Of the de"omInaion' VIII
preach At he several appointments
, 1876-09-23

TIE DELEGATE CoNyENTloNs.-Ihe 'eie-
graph is down, and as consequence We
have no news from either the kalama or
NnnconYer conveniions.
, 1876-09-23
Application to Sell Real Estate.

FH he PToJIss Cont Of HGf-r HclG CogH'y, Wash
ilg,0R zrTa0yy.
IN Ee H1tter Of De E.ti,r Of LATTER BCSINGER,
Dsrecs.t.
TITATlOS.-It a1Qe1-lI, % the Court > The pf-
y ;Itiau presented ard Z eI n ts CCaIt ty u rs
D. MIX tie AdIuin.stratc-, wI-h the vii annexed,
OF the Estate Of XAVIER BUSlNGEE arrtasei,
pray M for an order 20 sci certain fractional II
ana d. use thereon, sltu4te3 n tie city o. Maia
Wzla, belonging to sasi E-,ate, 70 pay tie d=bts
o.sta ndiIi aii :; deceased am tie debts, speEses
and cLeres Administrator, II = oI-aTti by tAe
Court, that SATURDAY., The IIth d-y o. Oetoher,
1 D. lafi bang a day Of the E-J1l-usi term Of The
rular July term. $50, Ol th-s Court, ~ 10 oclOek,
IL TIE forenoon II sal1 G4v, az tire Cart hoo2 q
stE Probate Court n tie Court HoCss- II tie sad
c.y and county Of Walt Waila, = and The sane y
Nergfv arrO utet fCr the LeTEg Oi sal1 Ie.ltlon :,
and mar all PES n intereztel Il he si Estate a-
near before The sd Probate COErt that -ay and
hour 70 sis1E cause Il any there be. why an order
should no- be granted 10 the said Administrators
II sad rat.-s0n preyei for And KRAFT ssrvle q tins
citation - made on all Persols interested By publ
cation Of this order for fO4r successive weeks u ihe
Walk Waila -IATEss-AS, weekly DeNs-I4I-I IIIut-
Il AMI =. t!i -issl IN saii el-y and county.
Dated w-Ila Wa.is, September !ith, ls7e-
2 GUICHARD.
usv Probate Jut-,e-
, 1876-09-23

TE!FGRAPH LINE TO BE SoID--It will
be noticed that the Nevada and Northern
Telegraph Line l. advertised to be sold, the
Company briUg bankrupt.
, 1876-09-23

ESTATE OF XAVIER EUSINGER, deceased
l. Notice Is hereby given " tie un1ersisusi, Ad-
rniustIstor OF the Estate OF XAVIER EJ>lNTEk,
de,=el, 10 tie creditors OF, and All Ii-ous having
claims agtiuSt the sail deceased, 20 exhibit them,
with III ua-ss ~ voucher, within ten months after
tie FIST publication of tIis nC-re, % tie sad At
miuIStrator ~ his ufcr ID tc city 81 Walls Nd!la,
W. /. Dated Waila Nal.s, e--r-Inter y, l>st.
JAMES .. NIX, A6Ta'ui-trlrur,
With the VIII annexed, Of The Estate o; A,vIEa
Vr-.r,-ezr, Uas-as--i -I-tgs
, 1876-09-23

iIHgW!oN.-Oar town is justly called
'1a ely Of rress, and We owe its betuty
hat direction TO irrigation. Without It
-s1e would not be- a sign OF vegetation, and
-s ~ would not be greeted hy the lovely
",i-ns which here heaurify every home
9; too much irrigation is injurious, and
], !,- ,lSt reason that We call the at,,n-
81 Of our rr.,ders TO this important point.
-ar sle Is; of september irrigation should
4s. he iree has then reached lis full sum
7s', growth, and the sap begins to descend.
i ..su happens that an early frost seriously
-.Es our trees and shrubbsEy, and often
as them outright. This is caused by late
7s.'iln, which prevents the sap IRON 60
-S down mo rhsro3rs. where nature Iu'end-
",o 20. Ai.av lba Isl Of SEPTEMBER 'P
--.;oa by ail means. aaI .bgrs5y save !oa'
80 non being frost bitten.
, 1876-09-23

OEEGoH SENNToR.-We learn that Gov,
Grover secured the Endorsement Of the demo
cratic caucus for I. 5. Senator. \ ballot
WAS had on Tuesday, y hen be came within
one 70 Of an election. Eight democratic
meTnbrrs r,fnsed 20 take part in the caucus,
ard these may possibly prevent Growers
e!ect!on.
, 1876-09-23

M SucorT, An oh pioneer, aud for
r..r- owner Of th7 ferry on Snake
o., +. A. WalIa Wall, visiting friends and
ding the fair
, 1876-09-23
Rates ora D0rVn Freight,
9atCs oGs Up Freight,


GOODS, MERCHANDISE, Etc, ETC.
From Wsliula 20 Talia Waiit------.-.. 81 co
From Walhla D. Whitman ----..-3 -
FsuM Whitman 10 Wll-a N,.iil-. -.---.--....-..- %
~ Hgil1ing Material, 4 A2,ri .ulturalar' Nechan-
io-,l Hul-rurnt- Lime, &C. Ffrlgt-et 10 Walua by
-. = y. Co.'S iO4:s az reduce! measurement VIII he
FIeigLtei by us al tis foregoing rates, on o. 5 "
60 = reduced MelsuleIueut
, 1876-09-23
Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS

TsTATE OF FRANCIS GREELEY, te7elsad-I
L Not:e Is hereby given ty tie gn eESiSt5l' -, u
--,-:s--9-s- Of the Fsta-e q F2AECiS GREELEY,
Ic,.s ~ the creditors II, sIi al persons hsFlIS
Tsi-s s-ainst the sill decalsrl, % eNli--t II n
- .ya ,.cs-,rv vouehers within ten months 2it-r
Ire fr puticaigon q tbs notice 10 the So. . : 9
JssCT, c1yD.v OF Nez Perez. Iiaho Territory, or
- f---yer barred. Dated Lewlst..n. / 7 AasIs'
.. lS56- JUN D. i-...,-.lI- - = -
z9-lu -1--------- -
, 1876-09-23

JUDGE CLARK, Of Lewiston, has received
the ,.napi1nous nomination oi the Idaho re-
uutlican convention for delegate, and Is said
10 Be q strong man.
, 1876-09-23

,rI JoHy \. SIMMs, Indian agent ct Fort
,,;rs i in this city, and is a guest of the
:. Louis Hotel.
, 1876-09-23

0yTuE BRAIH.-A young man at one OF
Z. hoals in 'his city was required 10 trans
LIE latin sentence, part of which, when
.-,.ratad. read, and he carried the gold
-a the house," bat the student evidently
f,rr, girls on he brain, made it read,
.sof he carried the girls Iuto The house"
, 1876-09-23

--..,r DWUNHEILER is about to buy the
h,n Of Judge J. D Mix, short distance
w town.
, 1876-09-23

ANJsENENls.-Ih here has been no lack Of
amusemrnts either on the ground OF in town
during tie fair week. The Jackson B.os..
with the Husons, keeping things lively at
the former place, and Mart Fsylor and his
nose, with the balance Of the family anus
ing Us in town..--Ou Tuesday evening the
Sociab!e Of DR.. York, at Central Hall, was
attended by aboat thirty couple, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves 80. On Wednes-
day evening, Mart Taylor gaze his second
entertainment to a crowded house, his wife
making her first arpearaice before Wa,la
Walla audience. The pieces selected were Of
&arts composi'ion-consequentIy uew-and
the performance gave good satisfaction. To-
night the entertainment as promised : eu-
tireIy new and Goy the benefit Of Mrs Taylor,
who will present some of hcI best pieces -.
The jackson Bros. gave a good entertain
ment, Thursday evening, at Cen'rsi Hall,
and last nigh, Prof. Huson' grand ball came
off at the same place - DJnahue and Falk-
uer have had On exhibition On the Fair
ground the bones OF The mas'adou T. no lived,
they say 5000 years ago, in Whitman
county, W T, near spring, where % feet
from the surface his bones were found The
skull and jaw-bone weigh 500 pounds; the
bones OF the fore legs measure 10 feet, and tho
animal must have been two siz-s larger than
the court House. As a curiosity, Il Il well
worth attention.
, 1876-09-23
THE ANNUAL FAIR,
DISPLAY OF FRUIT.

Z luTulsnel
,"''7 oF four persons. This Is all wrong; it
aOeS our country great injustice. 1t certain
y SHOWS a sad lack of public spirit. if no.
Sheer laziness, or disposition to shirk the
ou'y OF making credi'able display of our
sp!encid fruits. which should be borne eouaIlv
Oy ALL and to the few. who are willing TO
Dear the burden, yet, perhaps, whose time is
worth as much to them as that Of those who
DO nothing. What is Oh exhibition Is really
excellent.
The display made by Mr.. Is.acs is verv
hHe--PtrlicuIarly tho grapes.
y gentleman from the Touchet sent in some
- varieties Of apples, besides several varieties
OF pears aud peaches, ard some beautiful
grapes ; some of the Black Hamburgs weigh
over three pounds; also some yellow egg
p'ums that lay on plate beside a hens egg.
The Piums looked more like goose eggs, and
the poor little hen egg seemed to be ashamed
OF itself as it lay there in mute comparison
Frank Orselh furnished some port wine.
which, on being tasted was pronounced equal
to good California port. The fact l. that the
magnificent display Of grapes on exhibition
proves beyond doubt that the manufacture
OF wIae in our valley can be made q com
Plete success, and we shall expect TO see
= IL g ,
year, adding one more valuable item to our
abundant resources
Philip Ritz has on exhibition some L
varieties of pears. 30 Of apples, and q Of
grapeS-G3 varieties-all correctly named.
His grapes are remarkably fne, particularly
the Fleming, ToqUet, Black Hamburg, and
some European varieties, which he has re-
Gently imported from Hungary, we believe,
the flavor Of which is magnificent.
BUTTER.
There Is but one solitary specimen, a beau
tifal print OF mos delicious butter, furnished
by Mrs, Bryant, and would take the first pre-
MUM in an any country. 1t Is a shame
that in such magnificent dairy country as
this, that only one specimen of butter should
o. 'h 'N"'O'ioh at 'he iAlF OF as large and
"'II'hy " country as ," ala W aha In this
sr5rv ~ f,nJr and w.tE - 7vI,i,;,- ,i, CO.
49, '''''t'H
tH1 GENERAL OUTLOOK.
The exhibition Is not all that could be de-
sired, and certainly no: up to popular expect
alton. In The s,,ck drosr.,n,nt ,te exbili-
g.. 80, -,
horses, aa,'la, sheep and hogs, the exPosi-
ton is measre- In TIE division appropri-
a'ed TO stock We noticed some very fine, ono
and two year o!ds, remarkable for their sizo
and general appearance. a two-ycar old
fi'lry. Of the Bellfuunier stock, raised by
, 1876-09-23
I,ST Or LETTERS

Ps,.irir, IN the Posro1oe At " ala Wails, Wala
V.II, cunt, Washington Territory, sept = io'o-
-, 2q5..-t H4rper Mrs Nary [,
Dep rry JCS-pE, t."l-l-'I5i ~ = -
I'Obsou Dan, ~NNt'oi- ~ ~;
= .eiIn + 4, t.gss@i '
Persons calling for the above letters Wi sA!
=. ,5.-S-ts-e5 y {. Z. SXIIIi. z. u
, 1876-09-23
EiEsETE ED-
II a ErE@Ea

DoT--GL.sPFy S-Ptautl@r DIST. .e7G. by JuI Ira
r guieaaEi, levi y. bgJy and Il. GlasFey, al of
Wall- Nalla county.
, 1876-09-23

THE AUCTION BUSINESS viii fe carried on IN
L future az the old stand on Nfia Street, under
the name and style q WHITMAN s LaCY-
- Cash Advances mad ~ ConS-uu-uts-
4t-lm WHITMAN u LACY.
, 1876-09-23

ITTTY I I5szs, q t-lingllsnt snhzeTlter, n invited
N cali AZ this otics u correctly lntc-rei,
sfr Ilo-nas Ev-- somewhere n the nelgltort-.1 q
Me-, ~. N mater o. resleuee aee1 ro- prsveut
Iss e.llil- aud sitting his sooount- =
, 1876-09-23

THERE VII b. % meeting 90 the -TOCN N;IJT. .DF?S
OF The ". y. Z. a u T-G. 60. at the oaiaa Of
the President II Wa'la Walla CITY. on SATUR-
pay, October Il, ,s-G, a. : o'y,uak, % ".
i0-ti C. g. CRAM President
, 1876-09-23
THE HosSE ExuI.II,oy.

EDTToR sTATESGAS; - The horses at the Far
Grounds prtsent-d an excellent ap7aarapc7. and
show that or people pay great attention to the IN
proving Of stock This country bec1raes eTerv
year mors prOminsnt FOR is ane horses. and even
now our reputation for fne racing and draft horses
Is known TO the whole Pacisc cost Tne stables, OF
which there about 100 are exoellenily arranged
and kept as neat as parlor. We are sorry that We
cannot give all Of them en- exhIbyt1n ala IN course
Of training, but the following ale lew Which Is
pecialiy attracted cur attention:
C.yaeslalr,' owned by 8Ir Join F Jones. Thi,
Is a draft ho1se, yeals OLD 10 /. hands high. and
weighs 1869 pounds
The next Is d Bs!liOgHfer Ally, black owned BY
Mr. james ITlver- Tins f,l-y l. q perfect t,-su-v
every PgiEt IN winch hIssulau delights Is rrorr.-
neutiy develgp-t aTi uuhes.ttl,.g.y pr,.. IN
excellent r+- OK! t1r the colt
The next ! a Bunh.ruof colt, owned By M r
Ihoi psoH; hsht Sly, Ole yeIr old and ye.s,s u 4
pOuuus.
q. Walnut Bark a sorrel, 4 years oil, I6 hands
high, l. = uagulf 'ent aRIalal also owned bv Mr..
Driver.
S,art,e - bay ana fun brother Of BeilfounIer.
yea-s old and IS hands high; Is owned bv Mr..
GlastoId, and l. now the fastest horse on The track.
, 1876-09-23
of gopar1nersnip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the oDrart-
y nershIp heretofore existing between T. = " HIT
MAN and NJ W DAVIS, under the drm name 9f
WHITMAN " DAVIS, l. this Gay dissolved by
mutual consent. Walia Nalla. Sapt l4tb, lS-6-
+. B. WHITMAN,
II ". DAVIS.
, 1876-09-23

cf0 ti4y AZ issrae- Agents ~znt-l- oG,ht snd
9IE terF1s fIee. True i 90. AugUs-ll Allne.
, 1876-09-23

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, 1876-09-23

F H.EDEsTx WI oou;e- 4 tsvo- ty calling AZ IA .
Cl5cs.
, 1876-09-23

There Is but one solitary specimen, beau
tiial print OF mos delicious butter, furnished
by Mrs. Bryant, and would take the first pre-
MUM in an any country. It is a shame
that in such a magnificent dairy country as
this, that only one specimen of butter should
b. on exhibition at the fair Of as large and
wealthy country as Wailn Walla In this
matter the farmers wives ana daughters are
sadly at fault, and with another exhibition
We hope to see them do much better