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The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
VNHE SUN
NEW YORK.
1877.
1877.

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The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
Wno11eten, Deeeober -, ls7s.

Wanted-relisblec correspondents In every
village In the State, TO write the doings and
sayings Of the people and the bust CAS- pros.
pects and attractions Of their locality. The
schools, ths churche the farm operations
the character Of the soil, and the advar-
tages pesssased, 10 be the themes for theiI
cowmunt 3ttCns.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
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delivered in the city OF Wilmington and
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The Morning herald., 1876-12-29
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Debility, depressed irritable state OF
mind WeaK, nervous, exh lus'ed feeling,
no energy or al iInation, confused head,
weak memory, the consequences Of exces.
ses, mental oVerWOrk. THIS nervous debil-
i1y fnds O. sovereign cure III h. +. kunkel's
Bitter Vine ii Iron u tones The system,
drpel 5 The mental gloom and spoodency
and rejuvc mates the entire SYSTEM. Sold
only III 81 bolt'es. Get the genuine sold
y, ii druggists. AJAX Tor T. +. Kunkel's
Bitter Wiue OF Iron, and take. no other
Genuine sold only in 81 bottles. or six bot
Ties for S5. All ask isa trial of this Valua.
be medicine. II viii convince The most
skeplical fits merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP.
E. F.. Kunkel's Worm syrup never fails
to destroy Pm, seat and stomach worms,
Dl. Kuukei is the only successful physi
clan VINO removes Tape Worm IN two hour.
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syrup. Price 81 per bottle. 1t never fails
| Used ny chill .rCn or grown persons with
perfect safety.
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CEND 25c. to q. y. ROWELL e. 70 Nou
- York, for pamphlet Of LOO pages. contain,
Ing lists or 300 newspapers, and cstima tns
showing cost Of advertisins. "''"
, 1876-12-30

SURPRISE PAErY.-Judge Guiehard's resi-
drnce was invaded on Thursday night, and
himself and lady treated TO a genuine sur
prise parry. Mrs. Guicbard was somewhat
frightened at first. but soon recognizing the
position gracefully submitted. Judge Gni-
chard was absent from home, and on his re
turn was startled 20 find his house occupied
BY his lady and gentlemen friends. Mrs.
Geo. +. Thomas and Mrs. Thys. Quiun took
control, and under their direction the plrlOr
doors were thrown open and the company
invited TO listen TO the performance of Miss
Carrie Kohlhauff and Miss Alisha Thomas
on the piano. Mrs. Quinn favored the com
pany with several songs, and really aStouish-
cd her friends with the sweetness Of her voice
and the party of her notes. Those pres
ent were unanimous in the opinion that Mrs
Quinn is the best vocalist in Walla Walla.
Music end song were enjoyed for over an
hour. when the visitors were summoned to
the dining room aud invited TO paTtake oi q
supuer that included cold turkey, chicken,
cakes. pies. and everything that could tempt
/ the appetite. The occasion was one OF gen
nine ENJOYMENT. and we doubt not that
| .Jndge Guiuhard and lady were agreea6iy
/ surprised.
, 1876-12-30
OFFICIAL BoONDS.


PRosPEROUs.-WIth the close of the wear
we may be indulged in saying that at no
time in her history has WaIIa WAlla been as
prosperous as at present. The year a bout TO
close has witnessed greater number of sub
s'antial Improvements than any former year.
aad these Improvements simply mark the
general prugress. Il ia true that we have
smaller number of stores, but this is owing
90 the fact that business is consolidated and in
fewer hands The sversge sales Of merchan-
disc have greatly increased, and some Of our
leading merchants report their sales as show
ing an advance Of full one-hali over last year
This is specially the case with such houses
the Me->rs. Schwabachers' johnson, Reese
81 Winans', Dusenbery Bros, and Adams
Bros. The houses named do the bulk Of the
business, and The reports they make showing
a steady growth in all branches of trade, at
once at'ests the general prosperity. Another
encouraging feature is the fact that the busi-
ness has mainly been conducted on a cash
basis 1t would scarcely be fair TO say that
money is in abundant supply, but never,he-
less the fact remains that Purchasers very
generally have the means to meet their en-
gagements, in aud the language Of a leading
merchant, "CoilectiOn- are easy," This pros
percus condition oi affairs is .he more en-
couraging from The facy that from all parts of
the country comes up the com plaiut OF stag
nation in trade. In New Yo;k and all the
great Eastern cities tens Of thousands of men
are ont of employment, and all branches of
business are depressed. Even our near neigh
bors of the Willamette valley complain OF
dull times and great scarcity of money.
Some of the weal'hiest raen III the farming
districts of Ihs Willamette valley fud it diff
ficult to raise money enough TO pay their
taxes, and as a consequence the value of real
estate is greatly depressed. The people OF
this town and valley have escaped the depres-
sion, ana instead of being cas' down are pros
perous and happy Thus favored by fortune,
oar people may wen say, hat Their lines
are east in pleasant plaecs.'
, 1876-12-30

W,rsR WonKs.-w learn that the Wat Con-
nary will arrange TO reform their works, and take
the water to supply the mains from large and pui
s-n that takes its rise about one mile above town.
The loose and inefcisnt way in which the business has
been managed Is to be changed, and in future those
who use the water will be required % pay for The
same The new propret0rs have the capital to carry
IN the works. and if suitably encouraged viii lay
down mines and sonduct PURE water to all parts o.
the town The rapid increase OF population "hl
consequent multiplication Of eess-poolS, has great!
damaged tie wells aad fooled them with all mannel
of impuritv. Persons who have regard lor theH
-, - ben,s II becomes necessary to have ~
works ,.xte.del 80 10 supply pure and wholesome
water to all parts .l he town
, 1876-12-30

CHRoNOWETEE NJ .ICH.-Messers. och"a-
cher BE-. hand s5meiy remembered Their
clerk 4n Christmas day. To their chief clerk
tn -ave a very valuable chroaometerw watch
t.srinv he following inscription ''Present-
a nv bwabscier Bros. 70 Louis Goodman "
Tbs watch is Of American manufacture, stem
wiudsr. full j-wele3, snd is in all respects
perfect time piece. Mr.. Goodman may well
fs.I proud Of his vslnable recognition OF his
..r,ic--. All the other clerks and employees
n the house received costly presents and
gsre fFus made TO feel that their faithful
services are appreciated.
, 1876-12-30

DIR. ]. D. McCuRDY. long leading ply
siciau at Salem, Oregon, has removed to
Walls Walla, and tenders our citizens hi.
professional services. De- McCurdy brings
his wife with him and expects to make this
his permanent home. Many Of our reader,
formely resided in the Willamette valley. and
whilst living there learned 10 appreciate DR..
MeCurdy's skin as = physician.
, 1876-12-30
ATTENTL0N. ErILnERS!

OiRTNER WANTED. \ competent Builder,
one who c,n make Doors, sash, Pan Bnl!IIn"S
established business The applicant must he a coOl
Mechanic fully competent 10 draw plans ani specf-
cations ana generally take charge Of the Building
Department c c-uuecrei with q PlaEiEg Mill and
sash anI plor Factory For further particulars,
enquire Of 7. W. ABEETON, Iron Foundry, loot
.f N-,in stree. Slim
, 1876-12-30

Our AGNN--Mr. Jossph WoIfstein, FOX
many years cicfk for Dns, nbery Bros, has
jast recovered from severe spell Of sickness.
Joe was taken down some fge weeks since,
and a. one time had very ciose rall. bu,
under The skIlIfui treatmen, OF DR.. Bing h,n
he Is again on bis feet and rapidly coavales
ring. Je's fri-ud- will be glad 10 sce him
fully restored 10 health.
, 1876-12-30

THE WEATHER.-1he last week has been
,s5ntinued succession Of rainy, snowy, fogy,
4.,,r.-able weather. We occasionally poke
,n at the webioot people, and jeer at them
,lru, II ir everlasting fogs, but take our ex-
rsr,nce for the past two months and certain
II We have nothing to brag over on the score
+ the weather.
, 1876-12-30

WATcHED.-Mr. Fred S'ensel, chief clerk
for Du-entery Bros, was made happy On
Christmas day by the presentation OF mag
nificent gold watch, gift from his employers
The watch is a siem-winde-, with heavy goa
case. and is in all >pects frst class time
keeper. Mr. Steusel has been for many years
the book keeper and principal salesman Tor
the house. and the Messrs. Dusenbery bros
took that way of expressing their appreciation
of his long and valuable ssrvices-
, 1876-12-30

CHRISTMAS TUHREY.-Our friend, W. W.
D,v-, Esq kindly remembered US by the
rr.seutati5u Of what in his note he termed n
British turkey" It was really noble
s-4rinsn Of the American bird, and afforded
,ba .aitor ana his friends magnificent feast.
Frani Davis will accept our thanks Tor his
timely present.
, 1876-12-30

Cu,urAGNE-Messrs. Dusenbery Bros,
,,neaberrd the STATESMAN Office, Christmas
-orainr, ty the presentation of package of
.t,mnsgne. We are always glad to see our
.-rni-, end when they come bearing gifts,
NV are doubly welcome.
, 1876-12-30

Acr,TG PosrMasrER-For a period of
over two years Hon. Thos. P Page has faith
fully and accep'ably discharged the duties of
deputy postmaster. he now resigns the
Place tor the purpose of taking charge of the
anli,ors Office. TO which he was chosen at
the las, general election. In taking leave Of
Mr.. Page. we can bear witness that he has
always been courteous and attentive 70 his
duties, and in this testimony We are joined
bv all hose VIII, have had business with the
otiga.
, 1876-12-30

THE MAILS just now are sadly ont Of time,
0,r latest copy of the Oregoniar is dated Dec,
al aud other exchanges are equally behind
time. This is the season of the year when
l.l,va are TO be exp cted, and hence we &C
N, the situation without grumbiing.
, 1876-12-30

Cleans, &c--At an early hour GA Christmas morn
Ing the STATfsAsaN flee received the ooml bmeuts
Of Mes>rs. schwabaeher Bros in the shape OF 8. Lox
Of genuine Havaus. AMI ks. Of tie finest braud of
whisky Il.e editor smnkei tie cs,uz, anl III
irieuls sampled tie yh.skry AM 20 b-INe.u tie
Bios VIII ACCEPT our thanks, sLd lest WISHES iar
health and continued prosperity.
, 1876-12-30

TuE HoLIDAY Hor at the Slime House,
wednesday night, was attended by about
fifty couple, and passed off very pleasantly.
The dancing was excellent, and the supper,
70, up under the direction of Mrs. o Brien,
vas really splendid. The editor rarely at
tends balls, but he has it on the authority of
a friend that the parties given by Mr.. and
Ms. O'Brirn are always up 70 the mark.
, 1876-12-30

WHEAT ADVANCING. - Telegraphic dis
.tss are 10 the effect that wheat is still
.-.ncinr in the Liverpool market. Our
,.,sr friends who held on to their crops have
=, r., prospect Of realizing good prices.
, 1876-12-30
- go RE w = R y !

GRAY MARE AND FOAL have strayed from
a the uulersI-Iel Tor she rrtGin Of which Te-
ward Of IEN $40 DOLLARS VIII he PsI3. The
Mare j. branded si,ha capital i OYER an H. on the
Jeff shoulder ana was last s-en IN the neshho hood
81 EichGsd Wells IN SFIIng Valley The al Owe re-
l-f WILL i ti 10 Iy OF 'sho VIII return the sal
s;.rr arl f4l 20 the Lewiston Silge Barn, ~ Nalla
W-liB.
Also. GRAY MARE. h5n'ea 7, on tie left
SHOULDER; sle ~trayei uOm Hani-il iaEn, on Rus
sell Cg,sll sl- Is well known - Henry Scol's LIZ
| will uav TIN SO. DOLLARS 10 any OUe who
viii return her to the Lewiston tge Barn, N "sil
SaIA. ,
5sv. WILLIAM NCLLIGAS.
, 1876-12-30

,.,c L,swELI.. living at Yakima city.
.r.i,s that the STATESMAN fails to reach
-. The paper is mailed regularly to his
dos. but at this season of the year the
~. frequently fail TO connect
, 1876-12-30

PUBIC SCHOOLS. - In regard 10 school
matters we learn that the county has organ
qaniz-l districts, 50; persons entitled to
school money. 2400; amount expended 10y
sch, ol purposes during the year, $1,000
sveraue time for all the districts, months
increase of children over last year. 24j 1he
eitv of Wallis Walla has 934 scholars ave- aver
ot,s attendance in the two schools about -
, 1876-12-30

CHEIsTlIAs las come and gone, anI now rezt IN
order : New years Day. With tie new year every
body should feel happy, ani 10 ;Aat eai yoa should
s. to Duseuhery Bros 70 purchase your new ears
gEts- They al~ays give tl.eir customers the very
mos 1oT tlIar money, and IN that Nav make then.
laVpy. olIil Ca hand an immeula supply OF dry
soo!s, dress goo!s. fancy goods cl,tEii = n cerl.s
ect., from Ern customers can make tie Lest selee-
tons and secure great bargains.
, 1876-12-30

The THAMES Of the committee are tender
ID TO the generous friends ho 50 materially
aided in getting up the supper, Thursday
evening, for the enjoyment of the Sunday
school children and all tie friends present.
T. " ID. MAYS.
, 1876-12-30

HAxDsoME DIslIAY ov MEATs.-At all
tim.s Mr.. Kirkmau, Of the " Pioneer Mnr-
kct, - makes a fine display of meats, but dur
ius the holiday season he makes extra exer-
lions. and as d result the stalls in his shop
aye hung with the finest carcasses of beef,
mutton, veal and pork that ever gladdened
the eye OF the epicure- In all the points Of
good beef, the cattle taken fresh from our
bunch grass pastures are infinitely better than
The s,.l-fed cattle Of she Eastern States, and
on the score of jneiness aud iineness OF FIBRE
greatly resemble the far-famed English cattle.
With cattge Of this kind to select from, It i
not strange that Mr.. Kirkman Offers TO hi-
customers steaks and Toasis that cannot be ex'
ctllsd.
, 1876-12-30

GRAND EIGH MAss.-Sunday night, at
2 clock, ST. Pa,rick's Church was crowd
ID by an immense throng-many Of them at
iractei by the solemn rites 10 be celebrated,
sai many Others by the desire to witness
sone,hing novel. Father Duffy, in the full
1r5ss of his order, celebrated the mass, and
delivered an eloquent and instructive address.
ihs music by the Sisters was very tine, and
'-reiy has ii fallen to any congregation to
Witness celebration attended with more OF
grandeur and solemni,y. For over an hour
'he railing in front of the altar was lined
with penitents waiting their turn to par'ske
u The sacred clements The whole service at
'ae altar was performed by Father Duffy.
saa Considering that be bad to watch every
'eing-,he burning lights that at any mo-
neat might have started a conAasraiion-
He acquitted himself well and Was very gen
@4iiy eomplimeuted by those in attendance
, 1876-12-30

M,rrINaSI,L The records slew that G2 mar
rag We're recorded IN the Probate Cuurt duriug
the present ye.r against So during the year 1873
.his j. bal SLOWING Tor l-iti year, huf = strong
proof OF tie extreme uoios,y OF our young nj Llg
ris ge4ble ladies.
, 1876-12-30

GRAMMAR SCuoOL. - The directors of
school district No 81 are arranging to secure
The services Of special instructor for the
grammar class. The school is 50 crowded
that i, Is difficult for the teacher 10 give the
grammar class prrper attention, end hence
the proposition to employ a special instructor
in rha, branch Of study. In both public and
private schools The study of grammar Is neg
lec,,d, and the result Is mul;ituics of young
men and Young women 20 forth In'o the
world sadly Ignorant Of their mother tongue
, 1876-12-30

CHRISTMAS CARH--A' an early h5u7 on
Christmas Inurniug Mr.. o Brechte' called A.
the Sr,rEsEAN Office, sud with ti, face
Sreathed with smiles, deposited on The eai-
torial table huge fruit cake, due.y Irsa aod
ornamented. Accompanying 'he cake was q
liberal Contribution cf vine vh.geVith no
wash i; down. Eleven ysaEs asve -Ha 'a.'-
course since We took charg g 'n- >ltl EsN-tN,
and during the " hole of tha. r.n- a rseh
recnrring Christmas our frisnd hregaisi has
uniformly made us his debtor by ne pre7en-
'a,ion If handsome cake and the accom-
panyIpg vile Friendship 50 CONSTANT meri's
,ae fullest recognition, and We assure ffiena
Bvechtcl that he has our best wishes ior
health, long life and continued prosperity
, 1876-12-30

KNIGHTS OF PITHIAs.-At regular meet
inc Of Iuvanhoe Lodge No. l, r. OF P, the
.oIlowipg officers were elected for the ensuing
term; S. G. Whitman, c. c; l. b. Whit
Y c: H. W. Eagan. P; E: L. Her
of r SIS; Thos- Taylor, NJ OF L +;
7 p Lewis. NJ. OF F; \ J KY. ~ at a
, 1876-12-30

Tox ". T. BARNES, member elect Of 'he
:,.,pre. was in town, Thursday, and ap-
none the worse for the Christmas fes-
friies.
, 1876-12-30
IsAtsESgE.D.

SHELT2S- -TsUNDEEs 9Th, by o. p. L9cy, J
P. Allen shelton AMI Louisa L. IauuderS, both q
tins county.
, 1876-12-30
R.I~E OF E.E.ETEfsS

FLUrs FUN Nc During tls Iast week several
fues burnt out, 70 the great danger OF pfCDerty-
, 1876-12-30
DIED.

DIED.
RuBwIy-In this city. Dee 18th, Of consumption
Rose f. wife OF Nlr. d. >. Baldwin. IN the I'st yea
ct her age The fu"eral service will he held AT -
Z ul'S hurch SundIv, ut U'cCck Tie friends o
.he family are invited Ia attend.
, 1876-12-30

NEy YRAR's CALIs.-The gentlemen OF
this city propose TO insngurate the custom
Nev Years calls, on Monday
, 1876-12-30
Commissioners, Court.

The Board of County Commissioners Of
Walla Walla county, W T., met in adjourn
ed term from the regular November term.
1876, on the 9th of December, 1876.
Commissioners present-C. s. Bash, C. C.
Cram and Frank Louden; r. Jacobs, clerk.
Jno. Gholson, supervisor Of road district
No. ., removed.
ID a. Hamilton appointed supervisor Of
road district No 5.
, 1876-12-30

Il IS probably the simplest r0uturance N the way
os WsIrr that ever n the way OF ,oIltyi lInrl
and oa,. og The most etefut. Equipped with tins
Machine the i,U.'y wishing he disposed az IN
LaIf the time rrqui,d by the old fashioned method
and great saving of labor 10 overworked wives
and daughters Every msn IN the valley Shc has
,la l,., rsrl ior tie comfort and 0Unvenienccs of
home Wi U,lfrlise ,ls Of these Harhnas and thus
.. al Of tie tsrro~s Of wash day Husbands and
fathers viii make their wives and daughters happy
l,y investing in these Washer. We are now pre-
,,lai 10 fu orders Tor these Machines at the rate
II IS each. EOGE4'o hENiopN,
% s-n Agents.
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL r.. II.
Monday, October 2Jtb, 1875.

WOhdny, October Goth, 1870.
, Trains leave Portland for Bangor, Wateryil.
he sLo and Dexter at 1925 a. M, lao p m.
Augusta, Halowell, Gardiner, Brunswick
400 a. M, lao. $40 p. m.
Roekland t7.00 a. m, lao D. m
Bath 100 a. M, lao, 500 D. m
Lewiston TOO a. M, 1.35, SIS D. m. &C.
Pennington 1.40 D. m.
The tl255 a. m. train for Bangor makes close con-
necti0n with Z. q n. A. Railway fol ST. John and
Halifax N
Pullman Sleeping Car attached
linked. PAYSON TUCKER SuDt
Portland. October 25, 1875. oc25dtf
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

n'Blank schedules will be furnished at the 70
Of the Assessors.
Portland March %, 1876. mao5day
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,

C1IY OE FOhILAND.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
April 8, 1876. !
ORDERED, That the City Clerk give notice to all
" parties interested by publishing copy of this
order in one of the daily papers Of this city, for three
successive weeks, that this Board, on WEDNES-
DAY, the t,cetysirtk Instant O'Clock p lat the
Aldermens Room in City Building, will hear all par
ties interested in the petition for in Cumber-
land Street, commencing its junction with High
Street, thence westerly through said Cumberland
street to State street. and northwestery through
State street to Portland street, thence across Port
land street and through behring's Oaks $50 called
the creek.
Read and Passed.
Attest: H. /. ROBINSON, City Clerk
A true Copy,
Attest: H. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
April 3, 1876
|, To all chona it ntdu concern:
Notice is hereby given required by the aforesaid
order, which is made part of this notice.
ap4dta26 H. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk.