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, 1876-04-29
District Court Docket.

The following is list Of The esses to be heard Rt
the May term Of the DistriC Court, for Wslls
wana and Columbia countas, which oonvenez
next Monday:
United States vs. Hugh O'Riiey murder.
Territory James TITUS assatle 20 commit rape
Territory Gardner Sans allowing n minor to
play al cards in his house without the PERMISSION
OF parents OF guardian
Territory VS.. f. w. AbhertoD; exhibiting pistol
In 4 crowd OF two on more pelons
Territory vs. Dewitt c. Reynolds assault with
deadly wezpou-
Terrific y rs. otto Adam STREET biSamy.
Territory Ahn grand larcsry-
Territory vs.. John Kelly burglary,
Territory vs.. kiwald Dugan assault and battery.
CIVIL CAsES
John McGlauIhlin vs. Isabella Fay recovery Of real
estate.
John OHton, administrator, " GcOrgu DACrgs, Te-
John NJ. Arnsl. urs vs.. EIwari Shiel; damages for
breach Of covenant ami warmly OF tile 10 real
estate.
George Z. Thomas vs.. G. p. Wsrnaeotti prumissory
James Reynolds vs. Isase Lasw=ll; confirmation Of
sale.
W. Mathews VS. Wn. n Smith, administrator ;
recovery OF money.
Caleb Perry Vs. GEORGE eisser confirmation OF sale
jacob Lucinger ct al, vs.. Jess Cody, ct al con-
drmatiOn OF sale.
N A Cars VS. Franklin Hart ;promissory note.
Corbett a HcClay Vs. Baldwin Co.; Confirmation
OF sale.
L. Goldsmith & Co. vs. D. S. Blawiu- & Co; con-
trUiatlOn of sale
Ahoe C. Roman vs. John NJ Rouani divorce.
John C. Davenport vs.. Geo- W. Hull; promissory
Nineyah Ford VS. J. T. Wiseinaa, ct al prouissory
note.
]. kreamer & Co. vs. Kimban & Day account.
John W. Ingle vs. NJ. F. Colt recovery of money.
John e. Davenport VS.. Seth Fersell and John EIr-
cher prumissoTy note.
Jemima j. !, heelor vs. Dennis Willard, ct al fore
closure.
B. L. slarpstein vs. Chas H. Mack, ct al foreclosure
Daniel Leaning VS. Mary Leaning divorce.
LOIS May Clark VS.. Vim. Clark; divorce
JOra,ney Crawford VS.. VIM Mastersou appeal from
Justices court.
John Berry vs. w S Byers; appeal from Justices
court.
P. NJ. Lynch vs. A B. Roberts proraissory note.
Wiley Sparks vs. Harrison Martin foreclosure
Jas NJ CogEweu vs.. David Darling, ct al fore
closure.
Arthur Crimes VS. j. ". and I. Walters; prU:nis-
john CLARK vs. Adam MeYealey: div.son Of 6 pack
train and rigging and 1Or : 90 damages.
r. l. Sharpstsin Wm. barry; p OHlssnry note
Michael Ryan ". Home insurance Co. contract.
B l.. Shsrpstein Us. IhOs. h. Mccoy contract
J. Put Smith, ct al, vs.. Isa:.c Carson promissory
note.
B. F. Stone vs.. A Jacobs aud Robt winuitt prom
Jenirna j. Wheeler vs.. Wm. /. Holbrook ct al ;
foreclosure.
Iowenterg Bros. VS.. Parson Quinn account.
Kimball & Day vs.. Isaac Carson; account and prom
isSory note
VIM. stephens ys. Anilrew Boly Promissnry note.
?. NJ Lynch vs.. Andrew ami Simon BOy account.
J. T. Wiseman Nevada Northern Telegraph Co.
and Platt Burr; recovery II money.
Henry 2. Isaaes rs. Isaiah Geeri recovery Of real
estate.
John f. Abbott VS. NJ Fetts prOmiss1Ty EOte-
Baker a Boyer vs.. j. T. Niseman and John Han
cock promissory note.
J. r WlseInan vs. J. c. and C. W. Coley; prouissory
note.
John wickersham vs.. E. G.. Roberts; recovery of
, 1876-04-29

GARRISON HoP.-Last Tuesday eveni,g !,
most enjoyable entertainment was given at
tne harrison by the married ladies, 10 which
large number of our town people were in
Vited' The attendance was quite large and
the music excellent After dancing had last
cd few hours the guests marched into an
adjoining room, where collation. met their
view that was truly fit to set before king
even II We were to admit, which we do not that
a king is entitled to better article Of die,
than common folks. After supper, dancing
was resumed and kept up until three in the
morning 1t is A matter of congratulation
on all sides that such friendly relations exist
between the military AVID our citizens
Thrown on our own resources for amusement
Tor at least large portion of the year, the
neighborly feeling begets a mutual desire TO
please and entertain, and must of peeessi,v
prove advantageous. This ia no, the first
entertainment of the kind that has been given
at the Garrison, but it was certainly one Of
the best, and the ladies who contributed 80
freely towards getting it up deserve great
credit, not only for the good taste displayed
IN every department, bnt on account Of the
great pains they took in entertaining their
guests aad making them feel themselves vel
come.
, 1876-04-29
The Yakima Country,

YAKIMA CrrT, W. T., April 20, 1875.
EDITOR STATESMAN Nothing of imror-
tance has occurred this spring, except q riot,
and robbery. which was committed by the
worst scrubs ami cattle thieves in the conn
try. a few OF This class banded together and
attempted TO resist the decision of the court,
by setting at liberty two thieves that " ire
committed TO Jail The opinion of the peo-
pie is, that ii our district attorney does not
prosecute these parties, he will forfeit his
honor
The waters are high, we have pleasant
spring, and everything denotes the approach
OF rich harvest.
The people are making an effort to con-
struct a wagon road across to Seattle; also, to
improve the rOute TO the Dlles. IN order to
have an outlet both ways. We have given
up the idea OF having railroad come 10 ns,
but are going TO work ont cur own salvation,
The Yakima mines when discovered were
thought to be humbug. bat at present pros
poets are proving good. They will not, how
ever, do TO depend on. The people must
look 10 some surrr means for improving the
country. Yours, j. Il.
, 1876-04-29
Jnfice Tor DisfribufIon.
TERRITORY OF IT4SHINGTON,l CG
C0Uaty df T'GIfd WddG,


CoURtyQf TIGiid WGlia.
IN ProJrie-Iu the 1ait>y Of the Estate Of MARTIN
MAICH0R, dscGased.
THE PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION IN the
L above entitled estate, coming TO be beard and
IT appearing 10 the Court that the proOf submitted
by KATHERINE LOREFIC, nee MAICHOR, and
MARIA ZADU, nee HAICH0E, is insufficient 70
entitie them 10 the whole estate, therefore, II IS
ordered that said hearing be adjourned until Mon
day, the 2lth day OF April, A d, 1876
Ii is further ordered, TINT all persons interested IN
tie estate of the sad MARTIN NAICHOR, deeeas-
ed be and appear before the Probate Court ot sad
county OF Walla Nala, III the city Of W ALA ala.
the county seat of said county of Walla Walla, on
the 24th day OF April 1876 the hOnr Of 10 O'clock
4 n Of said day, then and there to show cause Why
AN order OF distribution should not be made OF the
residue of the said estate the hers Of the SAID
MARTIN MAICHOR, deceased, aoconling to law.
II Is further ordered, that service OF this citation
he made ON parties unknOw non-Tesldents, by
publication of this order in the WSlia Waila STkTs
MAN, a weekly newspaper printed and published IN
the city and county Of Wala Waiia, Washington
Territory for three months prior TO salc
2Itil day of April, 1876.
Dated Walla Walla, December Is, 1875
22n r GUICHARD Probate Judge
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Notice for EsissribsiiioEa.
TERRIFORI- OF WASHINGTON, J CO
County Of WGHd HGiIG,


IN PyoJat.-L, The Mater Of The Estate IF JOHN
81. GIRBCTT, Decreased.
IN READING AND FILING the petition of
" JAMES L. MALCOLM Administrator OF the
Estate Of JOHN. ". GARBUTI, drceased, setting
forth that he has flel Is final account such Ad-
InIuStratnr III the matter of sId Estate; and that
the same has been duly auGited allowed and con-
rInei and ti:t portion Of sal Estate remains 10
~ dVi egmOng tie Lers Of SAID deceased and pray
ing among uJErr things 10 order Of distribution
of the the rsilHe of s,i Estate amorg the persons
thereto eutitel;
1t Is ordered, Thet ali peIsOUs interested IN the
Estate the sad john VI. Gsriuts, deceased, II and
HpVedr before the PROBATE Court Of Sari county OF
Walla Wal!a IN the Cityof Walla Walla the county
seat of SAID sOunry OF Haiia Halla, on MONDAY,
the 2gth day OF May A b, lS76 ri the Lour of 10
O'Clock 4. NJ, Of SIid day, tlen and there 10 show
cause why au order Of distribution sDouh not be
made of the residue OF sui Estate among the heirs
of the said John VI. GAluti, de easeI .ccurding TO
law.
Il Is further ordered Tl,t service OF this citation
be made on parties unknown or nOu-reSI,!cnt~, by
publication y! this order IN the Walia Wala STATES
MAN "A weekly newspaper printed and published IN
the city ami county of Naila Wallt, Washington
Territory AT least successive weeks. prlOr 20
sad 18th day OF May, \ D., 1876. Dated Waila
Maila, April 18th, 1876.
R GUICHAGp, Probate Judge
Il. l.. SHARPSrEIN,
Attorney for Estate [lSiw
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SPECIAL FREEGHTS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and is contents II cases or otherwise Queens-
ware, Marble and Castings, taken only at owners
risk Of damage, hreakare or leakage
ACIDS, Turpentnes, Burning Fluids, OILS and all
other liquids, IN cans or other vessels, at owners
risk Of le.kase-
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of Heakage'
Fruits Vegetables, and all other perlshable prop
erty at owners risk OF frost or decay.
Furniture not tOxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked down,
at owners NIX Of damage and chsfng or Orenkage.
Nor will the Company be responsible for deHcienees
IL any part unless the specially receipted for.
, 1876-04-29

MONSTER BEAR.-Wednesday last, MI
NJ. Duff drove into town having In HIS
wagon monster bear The bear was VI ~, :,
r;nnamon variety, and when dressed weighed
$50 pounds. Mr.. Duff was out hunting ls.a.. q.
,ha head of Blue creek, when he came across
,bs monster. 1t required three well directed
.ho,s to bring him down, and it was fo'Ipn-
ate for Mr.. Duff that moi one Oh MS s' ~
- Generally the cinnamon bears are are
small, @ but this one was large eh0"SH -
rank with the grizzly.
, 1876-04-29

,VLTURAL L%PIEMENTs.-Our farm
i -'71as will notice the advertisement of
=. 7;' :, Nixon d Stewart, agents for the sale
. Walter A, Woods celebrated agricultural
@l -2'sn'D's, These gentlemen have located
:, - as7ot on the lot at the corner of Main
m. n ioa'th streets, Immediately opposite
"a 5 Hotel, where they will constantly
s. rE'Isd to fill orders for these very sups-
s..'5l- ., a.slioss. An exchange referring to the
n. n'r,y y! Of these supplements, says:
~. ~ Wa Walter A. Wood machinery has al
"a. ~ T5ia the first rank among the inven-
nj 'aq aij Manufactures of the 3.orld. The
arp3lS s'.l medal for the best machine was
ps.r;o, -.a N to Walter a. Wood a, the Paris E1-
In. In = 10 1867, and the decoration of the
g.25.. al d honor conferred by the Emperor
/ H.; And, in 1873, at Vienna, Walter
haa%s % s,5 received 70 the grand diploma of
ear 81 afa n The decoration of the Imperial
iado,,1,oit.' francis joseph, thus securing The
's3iS--.,s Of The most eminep, men of the
cuitursl nations of the world.
, 1876-04-29

c,-7rr-lIr. Shurley, of Petalumn, Cal
ubo has teen staying at the Brick
daring the last two or three weeks, has
,.,l anne three thousand head of cattle.
I'LL be driven to Cheyenne. We un-
Nd that Mr.. sburley needs some two
1'.,,' ,..'.rl more head to fill his contract.
, 1876-04-29

,,-,.srr. Of Lewiston, met with very
L ~ ,.;5eut on last Sunday. While
si.-, Young horse attached to sulky,
SH'-' iroks and the horse kiaked him,
'N -, HI. leg below :he knee He was
s's's'as Fart Lapwui for treatment
, 1876-04-29

SUPERIOR LIQUORs.--Mr- John ii. S'ahl'
sole agent for the celebrated Cyrus Noble
whiskey, has placed on our table sample lots
. tbs different varieties of whiskey put upon
The market by this house The goods are
GRADED according TO age into three brands
and Mr.. s,ahl is prepared TO fill orders at
San Francisco prices. and in lots to suit The
GRADES are indicated by crown marks Inc
sirgIa crown being the cheapest, and the
three crowns, very superior article JUST
the thing for gentlemen's use. Those who
dss;rs = very superior article for home use
wiII procure the Cyrus Noble triPple-oFo"n
whiskey.
, 1876-04-29

All BOOMER, assistant superintendent
4 The Northwest Stage Company has gone
a,r the road to the Dalles. making his
r,r,erly settlement. He will be here in a
~ DAYS and unless there is a prospect of
..r,g -rvice being reduced on the Kelton
,s,s will purchase a number of horses in
nj. vicinity.
, 1876-04-29

4 RETURNED PIoNEER.-Mr. IL. IL. Hau-
Der, an old settler in this valley, pulled up
his stakes last fall, and with lis wife and
children returned to Iowa, where he thought
it possible he would pass the remainder Of his
life. A six months residence satisfied Mr.
Hauber that Iowa was not the Place for him,
and accordingly he again turned his face to-
ward the setting sun, and having with his
family made the return trip in safety,
Thursday afternoon he called at the STATES
MAN office TO report his arrival. Mr.. Hau-
Der went home by way of San Francisco, but
on his return bought through tickets TO
Walla Walla, travelling by railroad to kel-
ton, and thence by the n W. Stage Compa-
ny's coaches to Walla Walla. He says that by
coming this way the immigrants make a say
ing in time, and that the cost is from one
third to One-half less than by way Of Cali
fornia. Mr. Hauber informs us that when be
left Iowa large numbers Of persons were PIE
pairing 10 remove 10 Walla Walla, and thar
before the season il over We may expect large
accessious to our resident population
, 1876-04-29
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

MerchaDlIse. Fruit and Vegetables, same rats es
above Ter ton measurement.
Wool Cne-haIf more than the above rates per ton
weight. Bet hides each ~ cents
MOUi, Sand Stone and Live stock at agreed On
rates up or down, by ear load
Double rates on fast freight Packages, up On
down.
All freight not delivered before P N On the day
after it Is received at the depOts viii be stored at
owners expense and risk.
And all freight recey'i at depots will be at owners
risk Of fire u-tI shipped delivered 20 eonsignees
All bills payable IN gold coin before delivery OF
freight.
,,OrT.-Tha charges Of the Tala Walla < Walluls
Transs-r Company on down freight transferred 10
o. e. \. Co. = bOutn, iDCuiIng the business of nr-
WlrIiny j. 20 cents per ton. And up freghi, re-
ceiyel nom o. 5. y Co.'S boats and forwarded, st
PER ton All down freight, for forward shipment,
not consigned 20 parties az Wallula, vii De turned
over TO tIis Transfer Company % forward.
, 1876-04-29

,,,pvryr OF GRAIN.-Settlers on the
-,.p.t and the country beyond, team their
-, ~ The Snake River, whence it is ship
:, 70 Portland at the rate of IS per ton
n. :. ors Of the first fruits of the railroad
a=,oI,r and shows how easy it is to drive
.-I..r,v from is accustomed channel.
, 1876-04-29

o,o Mu,suAL.-Capt. j. NJ German
O ..,scted as Grand Marshal on the
d rnIv. Capt. German has had oonsid-
'I, i,i,,rv training, and is just the man
"'', ,.;,,oa. We trust the committee
II =. sou.!ly fortunate in their other ST.
, 1876-04-29
Administrators sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance
y OF an order Of sale made by the Probate Court OF
WaILa Walla county, IN the Territory OF Washing
ton. on the Sd day OF April n D., 1876, N the mat
ter of the Estate of EDWIN VI. PHlLbROOk, late
of SAIL county deceased the undersigned, Admins
traitor OF said Estate will sell At Public Auction, TO
the highest bidder tor gold CON,
On MONDAY, tne Sth day OF May, 1875,
at the hour Of one O'Clock P NJ Of that day, IN front
OF the Court House. in the CITY OF MEila W ALA,
county and Territory aforesaid, all the night, ute
and interest OF the said Estate IN and 70 the follow
ing described real estate, situated IN the city and
county Of H'aIIa Walla, Washington Territory, TO
wit: All that portion Of Lot number two ~, IN
Block eleven L. more particularly described as FOL
lows s)-Wit: Commencing al point distant eighty
two So feet westerly, the south slie OF Nam
Street from the southwest CUTner OF the intersection z
Of Main and Third streets and fTontIng thence Wes
tely on the south side Of Main street twenty ,2oj
feet and extending hack right angles 10 the north
side Of the alley IN said block one hundred and
twenty feet more or less evidenced by the Otel2l
plat. and SURVEYS of said city OF Nalls Nalsa-
Dated April Is, 1876. -
CAROLINE A PHILBRODh,
Administrators Of the Estate Of
Epv1S NJ PHILBRoOK, deceased
CATION & NASH.
ATTORNEYS Tor Estate Isis
, 1876-04-29

'ASE RiDE.-At meeting of the trustees
v 'Ae Walla Walla snd Columbia River
,ll''al Company. held at their Office, April
AF'L S'th, 1876, it was ordered that an
-''''ion be extended 10 the citizens and
-4-'sn Of the country school districts Of
'''' halll county to a free excursion over
:, ,'l''ad, on next Friday, May 9th, pro-
,''N mat all who accept this invitation for
-''a'17es and hose under their charge, do
WIN ms express agreement, that in case
','-'l' hey will not set up any claim OF
- -1s7' i'F personal injury sustained. Free
'' VIII be issued at the Walla Walla
- after o'clock, A. NJ, Friday. Train
rave at9 A NJ, and return at 5 P. NJ.
,... ;. @'2e Invitation is extended TO the Citi-
GU ~ ~ children of Columbia and Umstilla
A. .', oa : IN reach of the road for an exour-
- Hiay, May 18th.
, 1876-04-29

P,ce-J. Bomar has matched
Nn'r y,,.u against Geo. Ross " Tom
'BlI =, Ar q distance of seven hundred
Fl'.'i !, q, 500 side, The race to take
pfai y p,.b, course, two weeks from to-
, 1876-04-29

AGRICULTURAL FaIE.-Fhe trustees OF the
Agricultural Society have fixed upon Tues
dsv September 18Th, as the time for opening
the annual fair. 1t is expected to keep the fair
omen five days. 1t is proposed TO make the
f6rtbcoming exposition an improvement upon
al chat have preceded 1t
, 1876-04-29

iScuooI. DISTRICT No 3f-The directors
of the public school IN the above named dis
triet effected change last " eek by eIrPioy-
ing Miss Mary Davis as principal, and Miss
Hattie Eagan as assistant, to teach the IN
expired term of that school Miss Eagan is
highly accomplished young lady who eH-
cells in teaching, and being of kind and
amiable disposition, will soon be a great ta-
vorite among the scholars, The directors OF
that district always work 10 promote the IN
t4rests of education. and have so managed
The finances as at all times TO have the means
IN meet cnrrent expenses. We wish that We
conld truthfnlly say as much Of district No. /.
, 1876-04-29

VIyIANKOHLER ENTERTAINMENT The
announcement that this celebrated troupe
would visit Walla Walla had the effect TO
create quite ttTOrs, and as a result the house
on their opening night Thursday was
crowded to Its utmost capacity, and certainly
all present were more than satisfied with the
character Of the entertainment. Mr.. Charles
Vivian, il his wonderful drawing room en-
tertainment, consisting Of songs, sketches, an
ecdotes and impersOnations, with change of
voice, face and costume, was simply immense,
and stamped him a. a great artist. He was
well seconded by Mr. Z. Kohler, who in his
musical specialities introduced solos on the
following instruments, in which he stands at
the head Of his profession: CUrLet-a-piston,
French hsgeolets, English coucertina, and
the very latest musical novelty, the i'm
proved "a tumbleronieor, d." Sc. Prof. Waud,
the eminent pianist and solo violincellist, in
pleasing and select programme of musical
novelties and sketches, added much to the
interest Of the occasion. Tonight, the last
appearance Of he Vivian Kohler troupe, when
new novelties will be produced. Let there
he crowded house, for certainly the peform-
ers deserve the most liberal patronage
, 1876-04-29

r ROVER took her departure on
N',, ., ,rsip for the Eastern States, She
Ttu7''E - ~ her son, Frank Boyer.
: '''It ;.i, Boston and New York, and
~ VIII I,iDbis. TO attend the Centennial
, 1876-04-29

vsrrrSq-There will be a reg
Ll'''a, ,;,- Of the Board of Trustees of the
u ',,,,Is r,IIs Iyoeum and Library A's'ooiA.
T,1' va. ne Library room, this Saturday.
to bid !, - b,lf past seven, o'clock.
, 1876-04-29

JAS. A HENDERSON, Esq express agent,
'suraei home las; Sunday. in greatly i'm
I97d health. As already stated, Mr.. Hem
df'n i TO take charge of the office at Port
Ind, snl hence he will cease to be one of
''' citizens, During the lcng period he
A.4 the position of agent at this place, he
9'as,she4 and maintained the character of a
''''ushly honest ana, upright business man,
SC. IS such commanded universal respect.
AZ. Henderson viii be accompanied by his
'''aiul vile who clung to him al through
is terrible attiiction. and never for a mo-
asa' was aWsy from him when he was
@.-',as between life and death. To Mr..
~ Ms Henderson We tender our kind re-
sNl'' ani trust that fortune has many hap
y !es7' Yet in store for them.
, 1876-04-29
CAPITAL
s 3 OO,OO D 4!
Divided into GO.009 Tickets nj 81 90
Coin each,
OR, ELEVEN FOR $50 60.

The County Commissioners
of King county, Washington
Territory, appointed N. ),
Booth, Esq, Auditor of King
county, Capt. Geo. D, Hill, i,
s. a, Treasurer King county,
and John Collins, Esq, Trus-
tees, into whose hands the
whole of the property IS
decided in trust for the prize
holders.
The property TO be distributed is now being placed
IN the hands Of Trustees before the Sale OF Tickets
, 1876-04-29

TaIrovNprR C"Ir.-Hr. W. L. Free
n,n living On the Alpowni, Is the owner OF
.E..igarler colt that promises to ou's'riP
al b. .reyiaus get Of that celebrated stall
i'm, The colt Is four years old, shows al
III P,n's Of his sire, and is half-brOther to
4.bn's Pathfinder. The existence of this
!a.'s has scarcely been known, and yet we
az assured that he Is une of the most likely
s!,' That ByIlfouuder has sired. He has
rs7sr been trained, ani consequently his true
74as l. not a. vet known.
, 1876-04-29

SPRING is the season of the year .na' '0-9
~ .a,urs in motion, and brings with 1t JOY
,na life ard happiness. Aud so 1t Is W. W..
Du.en berry Bros customers, I"e s.9Sl-iL r.,i.h
.a,i,v of the goods, the low prices al "Dion =
thew are sold, aud the accommodating '. phi.
u rnTs s;tastod @ by proprietors and clerks un'-
mAn,i's.I ,.s. customers, and SO they leave
the store happy and content. 1S GO summer NJ
senbery Bros. for your spring AA1
goods.
, 1876-04-29

Hon. J. r. LEWIS and family left Seattle
on the steamship Panama on the 18th uit''
f,r San Francisco on a short visit. Ga their
- ,bsv will visit Walla Waila.
, 1876-04-29

FoRaER-D-puty Sheriff Arthur War
nix, Of Union county, Oregon, arrived by
.s. Thursday evening, aud left here FRI
5.r haying in charge Henry Crumpacker,
gi1vas arrested by Deputy Sheriff Thomp-
~, here a few days ago. and held upon &
--gi.i,ioa from the Governor of Oregon
Cnnp. sar l. charged with forgery. having
.t3fJr,rd orders to 5. Hannah, of Union.
, 1876-04-29

SUDDEN DEATH Mr. J. II. BleWett, who moved
from Nalla Wala 20 this place about year ago, and
kept the Fifteen Mile station on the OW yhee Tuad,
last summer. but has been living IN the Overland
botel building, adjoining the stage Office, tins winter
where Mrs B.ewett aud her daughter kept mill IL
ery establishment, Was unwell last week, troubled
with quiEzty and ChO2kIng up in the throat, but
Was ao e To be about had had night Satu' day,
and WAS taken suddenly worse Sunday morning,
about o'clock, and sent for DR.. Ire"dweli, who
had been treating him. When the doctor arrIye'l,
which was only a few moments, he had choaket up
and stopped breathing, and no efforts could resusrl-
tate hun. He died without struggle, IN the full
strength and ygur of life. He leaves wife, two
daughters and a son, 20 mourn hls untimely loss.
Air Blewett buried by the MasOns, IN the SiA-
some cemetery, 10 which order he belonged. .-BoiSe
StIisSniGH.
Mr. RIewett resided in This county number OF
years. and during that time held several offices OF
importance, among them that of Probate Judge, As
sessor AID Auditor. He has daughter, Mrs. X.
H. DUFF living IN this city \ kind and genial man
lie leaves many friends to lament MS sad taking of
, 1876-04-29

EASY FITTING SHIRrs.-Mr. J. IL Fisk, the
celebrated cutter, has been in this town seI eral
weeks, ard has been very successful introduc-
;ny, what is termed the /" "Durkee Common
Sense Shirt Pattern Shirts cut by This pat
tern fit easily and neatly, and are great i'm
provement upon the old style. We under
stand hat Mr.. Fisk is about 10 visit Waits
burg and Dayton, stopping at each place
long enough to enable the people to secure
his uattcrus. We commend him and his rys-
tenn to the people Of these towns