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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01
JONAS, NOT JONES'
NRw YORK. August 81, 1874

INV YORK, August ST ISIo
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
There appeared in thls mornings HERALD under tho
head Of "Police Court Notes. statement to tho effect
that Leopold Jones' OF the Aston House, had been
rested by an agent of the Society for the Suppression
OF Vice on charge OF selling obscene pictures After
connection OF twenty years with tho ncws business IL
would be doing mo great injustice to have my name
ccnounded with any connected with snch dis
reputable business Tho correct name OF the parry ar
HAMILTON JONES.
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CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

A MAGNIFICENT FULL SIZE FOUR STORY HIGH
y sonp Mansion io sale bargain. Park
37th Y. X. STEVENSON, Jr,
M 4 or ~ En.tl -th
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mo LIT OR SELI-ON TERMS ABOUT EQUAL TO
Il $50 per month, brick House of nine rooms and
I'll Improvements Il. II. BABCoCk, 2l9 Montague ST..
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WIN. s. MOUNT. AuCrIONEER.
w $50 aud l52 Duane st.
Large sale of Wines and Liquors

WIN. = MOUNr AuCrIONkER.
w $50 aud l52 Duane st.
Large sale of Wines and Liquors
by order oil the importers. to close accounts.
FRIDAY. september J. 1875 at IL O'Clock.
10 eighth casks Old Cognac. In bond.
eighth casks Old Cognac. very extra
10 eighth casks Pale Hennessy % CAGES llcnnessy
90 bDs Ashland Gucaenhemer and Blue Grass hiskeys.
30 quarter casks Ports Madeiras and sherrsex
IL casks ~. Julien Medoc. Also.
100 ca due Malcira sherres and Ports.
so cases krandies, Whiskeys. Gins. Runs
500 cases Clsrets medium to very high grades,
some CT the mos, favorite brands ana vsntagca
Champ agnes. Hooks, Sauternes. Burgundcs.
100 casks Bass Ale and Guinness Stout
Dealers will hnd II TO their interest to attend
Catalogues on morning of salc-
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONkER. OFFICE NO.
w Chambers s-Bv virtue of chRttel mortgage will
sell this cay. TO-, o'clock the contents OF the Liquor
and Saloon, No. ST. Marks place 18th ST.
solid walnut Counters marble top Tables, cane Chairs
Glassware, Mirrors &c. WIN. ABBOTT, Jr Attorney To-
mortgagec.
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STORAGE.

SroRAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS BAGGAGE
- separate lowest rates: elevator: watchm an
furniture removed MiCHALEs son. - TO ~ Commerc
It,, ne Biee cker.
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A Is UNION SQUARE. BROADWAY SIDE, Is
~. tween 18TH and 18th stsSiudos. Offices Ware
fine location
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4 $50 ESTABLISHED CIGAR MANDATORY
~. &c $50 OF flooring with dry cellar plate glass
windows. fixtures No. All. West Sd ST., Broad
way, Washington square.
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hRUoixLYN PROPERTY scK SALE

NOR sALE-550 srH Az, BROOKLYN; WATER AND
i connection. will be sold cheap, account OF
into country; 800 in real taken
ment. l.. KRANZ
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4 UCTION SALE POsTPONED-SALE ADVERTISED
N tor this day is unavodably postponed until further
lice Furniture Pianos. Organs Mirrors. Paintings
Books &c Private sale auction prices Outside sales
lcited; satisfaction guaranteed NJ E. FAVOR'S Auction
House, Is IL
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PY ROBERT soMERyILLE. AgorIoNEER,

FINE HUU =
CARPETS, MIRRORS, BEDDING, &C, THIS DAY.
ROBERT soMhkyiI.LE will sell by auction this day
Frday), September IOl5 O'Clock. at the private resi-
N East ST. all the Furniture in said house
consisting o Carpets Mrros Paror Suits, Centre and Ex
tension Tables, Bcdsteads Bureaus Lounges, Tables
Chairs Secretaries Paintings. Engayngs hair Mattresses
feather Beds Bolsters Pillows, kergerators, Kitchen
ils rc
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A UCTrON sALE.-RicH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II sTEINWAf IA OCTAVE PIANOFokTE.
CHlCkERING UPRIGHT PIANO.
~ OH Paintings. statuary, &c.. -,
THIS dFriday) MORNING. commencing at 10 O'CLOCK,
az five story brown stone mansion ,, 80,
NO. ~ WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 5ru AND 9Th AVS !;
RICH PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
In crimson. and gold. dam ask satin aud brocade;
moquet velvet and Brussels Carpets;
mantel and pier Mirrors -
Cabinets, Etaeeres. Turkish spanish Lounges Easy
Chairs nlad Marquetre Tables imported Bronxe Frensh
Clocks Musical Boxes Lace Curtains Centre ana console
Tables, Library and SecreAire Book Cases BOOKS Library
Tables Desks Turkish Suit in Bsque Ornaments
BEDROOM FURNITURE, CONSISTING
elaborate ana plain Bedroom Sets naid and gilt edstead
Dressing Cases Bureaus. washstands. single and donSie
Bedsteads 80 tine hair and spring Mattresses feather ri
lows BanSet Toilet sets rep and plush Suits marble top
Tables Chairs. Rockers, Reclining Chairs, Lounges
DINING FURNITURE. viz Two Extension Tables, In
laid French anut Sideboord Chairs In leather sverwsre
Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery. &c Hall Stands Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
n. B-sale positive. Take 9th University place
ROBERT e.. CASuIN, Auctioneer.
Competent men 10 pack ship goods city or country
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DARKER & Co. AUCrIoNEERS. AZ AND 40 LIB
ID cry st.-Rch Househod Furniture, elegant Japanese
Bronxes and also choice assortment Of Office Desks
BARKER Il co. will sell by auction this day tfriday),
consisting pnrior library and bedroom Furni
~ n-urc .IAA "a
, 1876-09-02

AGRIcUErURAL AND MrSISG lTsNIs.--Ihe crops IN
Grand R0nde aud Powder River Valleys are very fine
this year. in fact all over this country, but the
prospect for market is not at all fsttering. Il i
difficult 10 tell what can be done with the surplus
after supplying the limited demand IN the mines-as
hogs too ami high 20 buy to feed-snd l25
miles Is too far TO haul grain with the low price on
the Columbia River SC'ne persons Of careful OBJ
servation say that the climate Powder River Val
ley IS certainly hanging they DIV raising very
fine apples, pears, PluEls .u. r-lrF- AMI IN some
Instances tOerdbly faiy * .cheS aud grapes, when
thsy say that ten years ago they could scarcely grow
potatoes for the frost. The great Elorado ditch Is
tually completed and furnishing water 70 quite an
extensive amount placer mines. This ditch nearly
50 miles long, and through had management has cost
some $500 SEQ but should have been built as we are
informed for 500 O0O. Both Of the mills that have
been running OF good ledges on Conner Greek have
been sold out on execution % satisfy mortgages,
leaving large amount OF debts unpaid 10 poor peo-
pie, who have worked il some instances nearly two
years without a dollar, although the hedges are rich
and VIII pay well when they are honestly worked.
Recently some twelve different lodges have
L en- located IN the mls On Burnt LIE-r, mar the
Exp, aSs Ranch, which prospect very rich, and II
sr,,. i'm .arc.s wh-re they have l-en worked chealy
ly .tra,tra. are paying quite we'll II Is the general
impression tl when OF experience and capital
fake hold OF these mines that II vii ze very rich
camp.
, 1876-09-02

PROBATE COUKr.-1he following were
the proceedings in the Probate CCnrt during
the past week: In the matter Of the estate
Of John Seng, deceased; annual account of
administrator settled and approved 80 In the
matter of the last will and testament of John
McCraith, deceased; viii admitted TO pTo-
bate. and Thomas Duffy appointed executor;
d. S Baldwin, ". G.. Sceke and George F.
Thomas appointed appraisers; inventory filed
and examined, and AN order made snthOriz-
ing the executor 10 sell the per-onal property
At private sale. John Berg was examined rs
to certrain property taken from decedent :
premises TO pay himself for services rrnd, red
deceased during hi- last illness executor or
dered 10 recover said property for the benefit
of the estate by an action III the District
COuct.
, 1876-09-02

MAIL ARR1NGTnIEsTs--It seems TO create quite
harlship On Iortl0n Of the community that receive
Dall matter between Nalla MAIla and Ia CJrapSe
Under the present arrangements the way mail going
nom Ia GTanfe 10 Walls WaIla has % = brought
10 Pendlston making dehectl5n fruGa A direct
route OF twelve miles, ~ l. ssTratsi and IN this
way IL meets with loss of Gua 5av The sane
thing occurs in the management Of ygay mail from
Nala Wala to Ia Granie a. II l. also brought from
WAlla Wsla 20 tayuse and thence 10 Pen ilston The
same dehcctOul then to lie plaesl in the way
sack tn hesent back TO Cayus th=ace over the noun
tains 10 Ia Grande- An s=Tanz,erneu: ought 20 t-e
made tn remedy this evil By making junction al
fsRdicfoH, where no delay need h o-stsioueA CON-
plants often made about It aud Il Is undoubtedly
matter that requires the attention Of interested
parties, and that Immediately. Egsf Orcgo1i1n
The complaint made by our neighIors applies With
even greater force % our own Iol:ty. TIE question
may BE- asked, why the Walla WaIla otire i made
sds Office, when nine-tenths Of all mail matter that
comes by way CT the overland route frr the East IS
brought TO Walla Walla Tor distribution l. II right
that eighteen OF twenty thousand people in this
section Of the country should receive their mails
wenty-fOur hours behind time
, 1876-09-02

NEW PosToFFIcE--A new pos.ofice has
0eeh established at Penawawa, on Snake
'iSer' This Is at the Ferry crossing, where
nearly all the travel passes in going to Whit
man and Stevens counties. There is a ware
mouse at this point capable of storing fully
eighteen thousand bushels Of wheat and we
learn that the farmers living in Colfax, Para
use valley, and adjacent country, will more
ihan MI two such warehouses this fall.
fenswawa will soon be great point for
shlpping. as nearly all the grain from Whit
man and S'eveus counties will have 10 be
shipped from that point.
, 1876-09-02

iHE DELECAVE.-An number Of prominent
rgu5Hcrns in shis county have expressed
'-..r Preference for +. 5. Kearney as a can
..i1re for delegate. Two years ago Mr..
A..uey was the choice of the republicans of
'4, part Of the territory, but by resortins to
sharp practice Jacots managed to receive an
rnigr-emeut. After two years trial he is
more obnoxious than ever, and hence without
ny disposition to offer advice unasked, We
have this 10 say that Mr.. Kesrney would be a
much more acceptable candidate than the
i-.>elt incumbent. Successful in the man
a--mrnt Of his private business, we have some
s'>nnnce that Mr.. kearuey would prove sue
-.,st4. IL be conduct of public affairs.
, 1876-09-02

SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 34-The directors
ot the above named district held 4 meeting at
the clerk S Office, last Thursday, ct which ii
was decided TO employ Mr.. ". T. McKeru,
as principal. at salary OF $50, coin, per
month, and Mis- Hattie Eagan as assistant
teacher at SEQ, currency, per month, and
ordered that the school be opened On Monday,
the II'h day of September. Mr.. McKern
comes highly recommended as a teacher, and
WIN The efficient assistance of Mrs Eagau,
the prospects of the school have never been
brighter
, 1876-09-02

FRENCHTowN CHUHCH-We learn that
Father Richard has all the material on the
ground for the erection Of the new Catholic
Church ,and that the framework will be raised
to-day. The dimensions Of the building,
as given Us. are 5Ox40, an edifce certainly
large enough to NEE, the wants of the French
town settlement. Father Richard has la
bored faithfully to ge'her up the faithful and
unite them together for the purpose of rear
ing a house of worship and certainly his sue
crss has been beyond all reasonable expecta-
tiOns.
, 1876-09-02

TRIALS or SPEED.-A committee Of the
Agricultural Society was around yesterday
asking subscriptions Of money TO be used in
Increasing the purses offered for the best trot-
ting and running races, at the second annual
fair. The committee after only partial
canvass collected $3.50, and expect TO largely
increase the amount. The intention is to
make the purses large enough to attract the
best horses in the country.
, 1876-09-02

PALESTINE WHEAr-Nr. Il. J. Lawler,
l'irg on Dry Creek, = miIea east Of Walla
"a..a, has LETT At the STATESMAN Office u re-
laghabIe lot Of wheat, intended TO be tor-
Taried to the centennial exhibition at Phila-
-.lhia. Originally he had but two grains.
lli ar'ing with these he has cultivated the
'a''rry until last year be had sufficient to
- half an acre. 1t is Of the bearded variety.
au- The heads are larger and better filled out
'aaa any heat that has ever come under our
2..'-e- The yield Is equal to 100 bushels to
'a- acre, and Tho grai.. remarkably fine and
ta~p. With another season, Mr.. LAWYER
i.ea-s 10 have seed TO sell. when we are
-s.'e sun Palestine wheat Will be III demand.
, 1876-09-02

SPOKANE ITEMs.-M NJ. Cowley, Esq, OF
'-e hrm OF Ford & Cowley, Spokane Bridge,
Z IA town for the purpose Of purchasing
'.--I If goods for the fall and winter trade.
-i' C0wley tells us ,ha; bu, few Of the i'm
.--Fanrs have reached the Spokane country.
Eat being IF the main line Of travel lie
Ays that on the Spokane there is large
-4'rn' Of public land open to settlement.
i.' ilrmiug purposes this land is scarcely
equal 10 that on the Palouse, but for stock
.-.'-rs there Is 10 better country TO be found.
-la I4uges are almost illimirable, and when
'-a EallA Walla and other valleys axe al
.-~ea Up for agricultural purposes, the
Spokane viii be devoted TO stock purposes,
--l from there we must draw our supplies OF
''' c4;te. Tie stock men who settled on the
'.~AAne several years since have been highly
'-i-e7>iUl, and many Of them are IN good
1'2pmstancss. just at This time prices OF
,'ie On the Spokane rule low. Cows and
,1.'es are sold at from $40 to Sl2, but with
--y considerable Gemaud the figure wonid
~-'4nee. Persons coming east OF the noun
aus ior the purpose of engaging IN the stock
'-''Aes- should yisit the Spokane country
, 1876-09-02

PAINFUL ACCInuNr--JamesM VI. Coruwen
80 extensive farmer, living at the head Of
Dry Greek, = the victim of 4 painful acci-
..r- Tuesday night last he WAS engaged
90 driving cattle out Of enc his fi-lG-. when
80 swinsing his whip the lash struck his left
.ya, ;Iiariug it 10 an extent that renders
--t4tie the loss of sight. Mr.. COrnwell
Ne. III town On Thursday. and at That time
%. eye WAS tot ,lly blind. With proper medi
al Attention il Is hoped that the eye will be
,lyt.
, 1876-09-02

MILITARY ITEMS Surgeon Geo. N. Steruberg, I.
s Army, arrived ana reported for duty as post
geon, relieving Surgeon Ckas II. Alden. Z. ;. A,
who goes to Fort Townsend W. T.. First Lieut..
F. X Upham, lst Cavalry, WAS ordered back from
On route 10 Beneca Barracks to relieve Col. stone,
2lst infantry, as L. s Quarernqster Of the post.
Col Stone goes u Fort Townsend as post quarter
mas;er---.It Is expected Flat Co. ", lst Cavalry,
Capt Harris. viii be relieved from duty nj Fort
COvllle, and company from the Garrison at Waiia
Wslla be sent III their place. Capt Harris having
applied for change The Isua! b-mOuthly muster
and inspection Of tTuaPs the ti,IrlsOu took place
on Thursday morning. the 3lst ult.
, 1876-09-02

4 WAX CANp!DATE.-We learn that quite a num-
ber Of lemocTats living the Sound have expressed
their willingness 20 accept the nomination for dele
gate provided jacobs is the republican candidate.
They reason that Jacols Is weak man. and that in
the event OF his nomination the democrats have L
fair chance 10 CarTy the territory just our senti-
meuts exactly. Jacobs Is the nearest Il wooden man
that ever held seat Congress- and IL the event OF
his unmInlion the democrats may reasonably expect
10 elect their candidate.
, 1876-09-02

MEsssRs. ScHw,R,CHER Bios expect to occupy
they viii inaugurate their grand opening by display
of goods that viii leave all their previous Efforts IN
that line in tie shade. In tier premises, Messs.
ScEwabachers intend to have a stock Of goods that
cannot be exceIiei by any house the coast and
complete III all its departments that they vii! he
prepared 10 III any ami All orders it matters not
how large or small This house has always been
terprSing hat with the centenua! year they propose
10 inauguri:e a era.
, 1876-09-02

GRAM ELEvAroR.-At a meeting OF the
County Council, ?. H, held at Walla " aIia'
Yesterday, T. X. Mccoy was appointed
COMMITTEES of one to enquire into the t7asibI!-
i,v, cost, &c, of constructing grain eieVa-
tor at some suitable place in this valley, and
report as soon as possible.
, 1876-09-02

I q. NOKms, collector of revenue for
r-,;.h Columbia, on his way to Kootenai, Is
.. Waln WAlla and is guest of the Slime
-ra-,. Nr. Norris Is fine old English
.r..emau, and well represents the govern
-.-, he serves
, 1876-09-02

New ADVERTISEMENTS National
Business College, Portland, Oregon, has a
card in this week Father Duffy. admins
TRAITOR apon the estate of John McC-sith ....
DR.. Going will minister to the diseases Of
horses snd other domestic animals White
& Putnam have band of thoroughbred do
mes,ic sheep that merit the attention Of sheep
rsisers John Brearly. of Lewiston, nd
miuis'rator upon the estate of Francis Cree
ley. of the same place. Always read the
new advertisements, and learn something
worth knowing
, 1876-09-02

INCREASE Of P0PuLATION.-A resident of
Whitman comfy informs us that during the
last four months, nearly four hundred new
corners have located in that county This
increase of population has been steadily go
iug on, and will continue during the entire
season. The great flood of immigrants who
are now hound 10 that section of the county
have been thoroughly posted in relation to the
merits o; the soil and climate by their friends
who are residents of that county.
, 1876-09-02

The GRAB GAME-We hear of a man
who after the death of John McCrai;h, ap-
p-opriated to his own use large lot of per-
sonal property, the effects of deceased. Father
Dntfy. administrator of the estate. has made
application for the missing property, and I'M
less the same is restored legal proceedings
will follow.
, 1876-09-02

SELECT SCHooL-Rev. 2. B. Chamber
lain viii resume studies in his select school,
commencing Monday, September 4'h. Ihis
school presents many inducements TO persons
a, n, u,apld s.cure Tor their children careful
instructions and constant SUPERVISION.
, 1876-09-02

AHTEsIAN WELL. - Messrs. Frazier and
brother, living out near the town of Weston,
are now boring for water on their farm, and
have gon, down some twelve feet with very
good success Daring four hours work, on
Wednesday last, they penetrated some twelve
inches into basal;ic rock This il no doubt
the hardest substance that they will have 10
conteud with. They are working with horse
power, and although they are getting along
very fairly, would do much better could they
have the assistance Of Il competent well borer
, 1876-09-02

VunE WuEAr.-Thousauds of bushels Of
,s.., arc being hauled from Weston TO the
Wf.msu Station. And yet We learn that
.,..,tirl. Of ;hs entire yield from that sec
..a II Cma'iila county will be held ard
...-.l for better price.
, 1876-09-02

New STOCK--We notice that MeSsrS.
Adams Bros. are getting in their fall stock
OF goods, and Judging by the way the street
in front of their premises is DISTRACTED by
boxes, bales and packages, their stock viii be
simply immense. The people want the
goods, and Adams Bros. are going TO supply
, 1876-09-02

REMoyAI..-Mr Thomas Quinn has moved
into his new brick store, and with has I'M
mense stock of new goods has no spare room-
Mr.. Quinn displays much taste in arranging
his goods, and We know of no one in his line
of business this side Of San Francisco that
that makes a better showing.
, 1876-09-02

AKIN BnoEEN.-A young man, the son of
V- I.hn Mclaughlin, living on The Waila
W.,a, was thrown from bis horse, Saturday
r.t4uiin the fail had one of his arms broken.
IN. u.i.hbnrs speak of Young Mclaughlin
$50 rouh Of excellent character and great
r. -rErrt the accident.
, 1876-09-02

Rev. P. B. CHAMBERIAIN having returned
frou his trip below will resume religious ser
vices in the Congregational Church. to, o,mor-
row Sunday morning. at the usual hour
s general invitation Is extended
, 1876-09-02

TH,NKs.-The lady friend who presented
t. ri,or with lot Of remarkably line peach
ail accept our thanks. Favors of the
s.r! are always acceptable, but when they
.ae from lady friend the compliment Is
,..r. highly appreciated.
, 1876-09-02

r,-,ir JACOBS has returned from Wash
,,, lust in time 10 attend the Kalama
--sr.i,n. The radical leaders find Jacobs
f,,vy load to carry and most likely will
arw him over.
, 1876-09-02

4 RuMoR.-We learn that parties are ne
go,istiug for the property now owned by
Bsumeis,er Bros, on Main street, and should
the arrangement be completed, We may i0'A
for another large brick store.
, 1876-09-02

W. T McKEHN, Il competent teacher, has
been engaged to take charge Of The school Il;
the lower end Of town. The new teacher is
well recommended, and we doubt not that
the parents and friends of the school VIII feel
satisfied with the action Of the school board.
We have not heard that any time Is fixed for
opening the school, bat think that 1t should
be opened without delay.
, 1876-09-02

Hos. Z. 5 KEAENEY and wife came pas
-,r. ty the last steamer from San Fran.
NJ, Portland. We understand that Mr..
Z ,rnav and lady propose TO make Walla
II d, Ihrir permauent home.
, 1876-09-02
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

Ds'irered 10 hs o. s. v. Co.'S Boats n UG1lid-
Mercilanl.se, FrEi. and Vegetables, same rates ss
above ter ton measurement.
Wool, OrIe-ialf more than the above rsta5 Per ton
weight Bel hId-- each 10 cents.
WOd, sand, Stone aud Live stock al agreed on
rats up or dOSn, by iOad-
Double rates On fast freight packages, up o<
down, re,eiy-l frIru or delivered % boats.
All freight lot delivered LeioEe ?. Al %. the day
afirr !, = received u re ieIots VIII t5 stored at
CEusr = xp-n,e ami Tl-k
And ali fr,irIt received Il t5epots viii te At ewners
risk OI .s uu.I slipp,l delivered 70 oonzigEees.
All b.lls payable n eoI e-.n before delivery ot
f..i-t.
, 1876-09-02

SATURDAY. the 18th day Of September, vas Sc
ects3 as the day iOr holding the precinct meetings to
elect delegates - attend tie county conVent'on, shf
SATURDAY, the 2Sl day Of September chosen AS
the day and the Court House IN Nal!a W ALA select
81 As tire pacs tor holding the eonVeatiou TO nOIn
nate ciniates for the various county and represent
atVe Orit-s-
The Secretary WIS instructed 10 furnish The Wslla
Walla STATEsNAS with eipy Of the proce7iinss OF
this meeting and the Chairman requested TO publish
n call for the precinct meetings and county oonven
ton in the same. z sEISE, Chairman.
Il. r REEs Secretary.
, 1876-09-02

BLACKBERRY WISE.-Mr. Frank orsaiii
will soon have 800 gallons Of good pure black
berry wine for sale, of his own manufacture
Br calling at his establishment any one can
zee the making
, 1876-09-02

BLACKSMITH SHoPs.-We have seven black-
smith shops in Walla Walla city which ems
pIoy from Two 20 SIX Orkmen each, and from
the hammerlng done after hours, We should
iudgs they are III furnishing cUndlt'on'
, 1876-09-02

DIR. ALDEN, as viii be seen by reference 70 our
military items las been relieved from duty at this
post During his residence in our midst DIR. Alden
has made many friends who will regret that the
needs of thu service require his removal. Nher-
ever may be- stationed he will have our best wishes
fOr health and high fortune.
, 1876-09-02
SksIEIAE EREEGETS.

Pan0s, olirl Tables, Furniture. Glass, GlHss-
ware and is contents IN Otherwise Queens
wstr- Marble aEl Casting, taken only at owners
risk Of damage, breiktsy on leakage.
Act!s, TurpeEtin-s, Burning FLUIDS, Oils and all
other lgurls IN cans or other vessels, at OsneTa
Tl-k OF lrazHg-.
Es..s tak-g. only At owners gs,k Of hreakage.
Fruit., Vegetable tnl all Other perishable prop
rrty at owner > risk OF isust Or decay.
Furniture not L0Xel and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked down,
at owner : rl-k - damage and ohafng OF breakage
Nor Will the Company i responsible for Deficiencies
IL any part unless tL- specially receipted for