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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14
ROcKCAsrLE COUNTY VIEWS
DrsAheaA.
SEPTEMBER 10, ls7,

.Af,er nm absence of four wear. v. ,v,;n
v,.s, ,b. ,..d.,. ,,f An. Jxrrp,op Jor,.
IA, W. Low. thee column.-,h.v h,v.
wh;lsd .~.x m,,v , lons,x han, and
.,ow.5 ,.uo,v,. ...l., III, .,x of ,.,
,o.d.., ,..,,l..,;o,. ~. s,d n. .,
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a, -. -, ~. u..,.0 g..
- a. "a H., ~o,,ia NO, ,...o,,,,,,.d
A.. .o.,,.x =, ~. .;,;o.
As We are not IN jackson county now We
e III -,
49,, -, -, :, 90.
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-.
r -
y ''."A,.u = "'e, SUI" " '7o"'" ,.",' "
l,,nh., n.n,s,c,u,;,, no;,,. !, contain.
,hou, l5o inhabitants two cburcbe. two
arv GOOD. and .,oc.,x s,ores an. d,uy
.,or. ,hr.. h,.Lsu;,hs, .ho,. two wagon.
m.ls,s, .ho,s an. coo,e, .hop. one steam
.,w anil ,r;., mill . ,ob.oco manuf,c,o,y
.nI ono o,,n.n,s,,.. sbo, On, I,,l. vii.
I.n. :. r,n;Jl, ;un,ov;,. and -. han.
- % hoid o,r h..d. m, viii, s,n. NJ an,
mora nre,e,,;ou. sister The people in
som. ,ar,s Of onr coun,v are beginn;ny 10
m.n;sss, an ;,,a,.s, /, f,u;, cuiture and
-. hoos ,h.x viii rs.I;,c suf;c;.n, .ncou,.
.,smeo, N induce them In extend their e.
s.,,. s;,c. ,h. .h;,msn,. ,b;. Fall ;m,l, a
very snug oeginni"t'
DHFIcULTy.-we learn that difficulty
occurred about two miles from this place
-. - -. =. r.
pawn h.,,., ~h;.h rso,l,sd in one of them
blushing Young widow, getting pretty
severe choking.
The Mountain Eehos friendly advice to
quito" may contain deeper hints than We
imagine; dim light is dawning under the
"c ,'ss"' e" s
Radical, would De an exception TO the gen
eral mas Of his party, indeed, II he JAILED
to avail himself oil any means ~ha'eVer lot
gaining ioothold In our c"a"'y; but I'M
4. ii, -, =. h.,;.,;. a., =.
- -, - .ga;.., Sl.-;a -
49,, h. Ill, go, ON, ,h... ID a, onr
-, \, 4. .,. Ia :, ,h~ .,;.l,..,
clue to their identity. iu repoir.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

VIZ have received from ID. p.
Faulds. music publisher and dealer in
musical instruments. 1856 Fouth Ave
nue.. Louisville, two pieces Of music,
entitled dearest sister. how we miss
thee" and at was a dream" They
are very pretty, and can be had of the
publisher. postpaid for 40 cents each
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

The Democrats won a noble victory
in California at the State election. on
the 4th. They will have in joint bal.
lot in the Legislature IS majority, and
Q Demooratie Senator Is assured.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

GEORGE and Charles Merrell and
Sam Ford, were arrested few days
ago by Marshal Hunter, of Bards-
town. and lodged in Jail for safe keep
ing. The tEo former escaped from
the same Jail in 1875, where they
we're confined under indictment for
the murder of VIM. Land, Of Marion
county, and Ford is suspected Of the
murder Of Shelby Ballard few
months ago. In making the arrest the
Marshal shot and MORALLY wounded
Charles Merrell, who died in Jail
Monday night. The frequent rob-
berries in Nelson county were traced
to them and it was from that immedi-
ate cause that the attempt was made
to arrest them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

THE Republicans of Missouri held a
Convention on Tuesday, and nomina'
ted a State ticket. They declared
their mistaken confidence in Hayes,
and approved of his so-called paciiica-
tory policy. aud Twill rejoice if it
shall produce the hoped for results Of
peace aud order
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14

LAST week We stated on tie word Of
gentleman, whose character for
truthhnlness, is, to say the least, as
good as that Of Col. Faulkner, that
the Circuit Clerk of Garrar1, had,
because Of his unwillingntss tosex.
pend the amount Of postage stamp,
failed to send the bench warrant to
our Sheriff for the arrest Of Kennedy.
In doing this we had no malice in the
matter, but Faulkner, like a craven
coward, wrote a long letter to the
Cowicr.Journai in regard to the mat
ter, and took occasion to donounce our
statements as "base lies manufactured
out of whole cloth" Now, il Faux
ner is the brave man that he imagines
himself, he would not have sought the
columns Of the Couier-Journdi to vent
his spleen, but would have asked our
author, denied the statement, and re-
quested retraction, which, being con.
WINGED of our error, we would have
cheerfully made. We would further
suggest to the imaginary brave and
chivalrous Col, that 1t is but natural
that he is offended with US for the in.
terest we feel in the arrest Of Grove
Kennedy. his kinsman, but we are not
disposed to spare even his tender feel
ings, and 1.-THE rottenness connected
with this matter" will be shown up
long before he is ready for it, notwith-
standing his defiant assertion that he
is willing that it should be given.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14
DENNIS e BASH

We will keep On hand aud build 10 order yyery
description Oi vehicle In the carriage line.
Repairing ii all kinds done at low rates. tive
u n call 2lS-inio
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-14
rOn SALE
Suburban Home For Sale.

gill Ill at f4ir price and upsn favorable terra.
my little home, nssr stAnt,rd, the Dans
Turnpike within eae s,iie % the Cosrt housr con
taininE 10 Acres ith nsv rr-ideacs and out -huiid
ing-. (fs1-tn y. j. CAnpDEI1L.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Tranfreicb.

9n paTis empFns eer grdFesut Ter
franSSHIden 8spubI,f, Wor(aau Mc
WatDn Cen General Grant nit ZEN
9ompltu'snt, oab er f9 freus, pie gs-
t1nn'T6aft zines 10 beruOnasenten
SOIratsn gu MAIDEN, uno fernr, cas
tbm oue mtlita:rifaen gtutIi6ements
iur SnIpse!iOn rFen fdnren. 0enss
raj Grant nabm pte Sffsrts NIT Dant
entaesen.
Wdtrenb anrere Staaten felt Subren
1bsr iaie&ts l5inarauifduse fIaosn,
srfreut fis 6rdntretd slner fepr eanfis
gen GtHanblose. Dian (9reibt unterm
8 Cct. aus Daris: Dos 8upoet fir
1873 lpel&ss cen Sammern slei6 mao
tbrem 5nIamWentlttt poreeIegt wersen
lou. IN oOaeuset. Der usberi9us Der
etnnabmen tter bte auseaben bslduft
fi@ auf 2l,535,933 Gyes. Der ST.,
nansmintfter fdldst Dor, NIT 6aIfe bic,
les neberl&uHss 1. ete @sperbefeuer
um Is Genttmes ;u entlaien 2. ben
SIsmpel auf 6aneeIssG Gfseten I'M Elm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Sn Dcrtmuno bat am 30. Gent,

! Sn Dottmunb bat am 30. Gept
etne lebr 3oblret9 be1u6te 0r1amm.
luna ffattsefunoen 3ur Beratbune etne,
petttton um Aufbsbuns Der MateeieBl
an ben Gailer. $500 Ndnner warer
anweienp. Or. EtlImann fibrte Der
@Or1B. 8ei6lO6en murDe sine peti'
ticn an ben Raiier um Nufbebune Del
Nafseiese, tn BelOnperen um geIettt'
anna auer 8eitimmuneen, rel@e Aus.
tpencuns Der Sacramento NIT Strafl
beoroben.
aus Ycisn wfrb BON 8. Ott. beyt1.
tet: Der bsfannte ,,StaatsYfarrer"
SOlan9 3u Muppnno III. etner Mels
pun9 Des ..RurYer pp;n." aufOlee
wdbreno bes 6odamtee in Der fotboIts
i&sn Etrde III @ntewsfowO, etne Nefle
Don MursYnnu. feterltb ercommuniciri
pOrcen. Der 9Orsans fou einen sss
naltisen gtnorud eemadt baben. So
1T unbefannt. rer pas Grccmmuntca-
tiOns Decret uerleien bat.
Nus benz gaoilGen i&retbt man
pom 8. Sftober: Die yNllfaibclifen"
tn 4arIsrube BADEN nun pom Der Ges
eteruns ote GrlaubntB srbalten. efne
etsene 0emeinpe 3u btlben. gle muss
ten ierch bterbet auf ben Miteebraud
Der fatbOltl6en STRIDE psrsidten. Dte>
fer 9unft mar Ian8e In Der S6webe.
4m Gnoe wurDe er ater In Der eeDaGs
ten 9Beife entl6ieoen. neil be fatbolis
l6e atr&e Die etnstee In Sa-lSrube uno
ftirrte oOrt3temIi6 liarfe fatbolilde Sc
meinbe Obnebtu 3u flein III, 70 pae balp
bic Grbauung etner 3wettsn fotboiil&en
ftr6e nStbie letn wtrb. Die ,,altfa-
tboItfen" baben nun ober cine protes
tantil@e Rir&e eineevdumt erbaItsn.
Dds baotide 8ieientbaI uirD aeoeu>
mdrtie Dcn WiteItecern Der ome.tfonfs
lden Sefte rer NaiuraIfer Cuermutbs
lid ote Sefte BON Sneioa Greef) Be,
rssft tpel@e calelbit etne NiecesIoiIuna
9r1ucen molten.
Das eeipsieer Gaseblatt oer5ffents
li6t foIgenrs %OItietusrorDnune: ST..
Auen Ysrfonen. Uelhe lbIeppenpe oper
ben Secen ffretfsnre 9ietDunesfdfe
tragen, 1T cas Bereten Ger IronOire,
Der SpnStsrs unD 8u6Usse TN gstrfe
rsr Start Ssipat9 BET einer Strafe pom
8 big so .Mayf DsrbOten. 81. Die
S9us!eute babsn 5uptoerpanDeInre
sur Gsifasauns psS 3batbeRanpes los !
fort auf c;e poIiietUade am ga l6s
marfie abSufloreu. ST fstn gauB-
mann 5ur S5tsIIe, 10 lit sJepermann be-
re6lt9L pie 3uw'peibanpelnDsn sum
Werlanen Der Spas!ers uuo 6uspeae
oufiufOrnsrn uno iiG9 cersn 0amen uno
MObnuns cnBeben su lalIer. S3.
Die Namen Ger Geiiraften uercen am
gnrf teeer 28c5e pur9 pos Qeipsieer |
Ea9ebIa.t oet5fentlidr.
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POST MONEY ORDERS

fnb bus fi@erfe unb btutsfe 3tttel
sur l1eberlenpunB BON geIb unb fpllten,
no fte ~ baben finr, hasu 9ebrau9t
werben.
8enn etne 3ettuns BON etnem pef<
amt an etn anberes perfeBt tperben lon,
70 mus tmmer aud bos ppttemt anee>
9sbsn tperben, ITO rfe 3ettung frnber
empfdnser wuroe.
@enn 9emanb 1etn @Iatt ni6t re-
BeImdBte empfdn8t, Dper iia auf trsenb
etne @etle GebIer etnfdlet&en, lO iplIte
Der betrefenbe N8ent lOpte pte Ser
auSseber fpslet6 bapDn bsna6rt6tset
werpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Sabr8an8 IL -Rnmnter 4.

Drtttel, ndmIi4 pom 1 Sit. so 6. ouf
st. pro WiQe. unb 8. bte Steuer
anf oroentlt@e @iienbabnsGra&teu BON
flnf auf nter p@t. berab3uieBen. @r
tlnot8t ferner an. bab ct mebrere 1pes
etsle 0eieBentwirfe 3ur 6erablesuna
Der pcfs uno Selesrapben. Earsn, fos
wte Der DetaiI>Steur auf 16arfe @e<
trdnfe einbrfneen tperoe. Das Brtef,
PORTO TIM Snnern fol- Dbne unterIdteb
Der GntfernunB auf IS Genttn,es, Der
grets ber telesrupbtl6en DepeI6en bic
3u 3sbn Bortsn auf so @enttmes NIT
elmer Grb5buna BON finf @entimes ftir
isoss fsrnsre 0ort fefseiest psrben.
Die Detail Steuer auf i&arfe Sc
trdnfe, ote btsber 18 psf. bstrua, lou
in ben nt6t ,.lossefauften" St6pten unc
auf bem faden Sanbe UNI etn Drtttsl
berabBeieBt wsrpen.
Cleber einen fur1tbaren SCANDAL. Der
am S. Oct. in S3teur (epfre) ftattfonb.
bsrt&tet Der "NOntteur be la Qofre".
"NIs am Greitas Noresn Der 0icar
BON SSieur preDtets, fliirate eine 8onoe
BON etwa 100 gerionen in bic Ssir6e.
untsrbra& ben Hebner uno fftmmte
mad Der Weloote Der MarleiIaile efue
wIfts parOote auf ben 6riiiItden @ez
fang on. GIet@3eftis bemd&tfaten fi6
stnise bieier GIenben Der @Iofen
unO lduteten, Mnbsre sertrGmmerten
Ote Str@enm6beI, etn 8eib fffea
aR ben preDistffubl, bie gIdubfaea
wmoen bei&tmpft nomentIi6 bic
Srauen uno WdoGen, Der 8icar burh
WOrte uno @efen rerb5bnt, bic man
ntbt beitrstben fam. Die Qisber mo-
zen osrartts l6muBis. bab Iie ntbt elm
Wtal tn etrsm pOItSeibertGt erwdbnt
werosn t6nnten. S@Iisblt9 ,os pte
Sanoe unter AbbrdGune Der Warleilz
lOile unp ces Ca ira ab." Gin boib,s
DuBsno Der gum Ibeil masttrtea SerIe
TT slidlt& absefubt porben uno whD
wobl 3ett tsfOmmen. iber bfele edit
6eleentbat naGlupenfen.
Aus MaristlIe, 9. Sct.. miro aemel-
bet: ~@eifern Abero brad In ben
Weinbsrsen BON 9uetmefre efne 5Seucrss
0rnnlt aus, pel&e i@, aneefa1t our6
,inen befttaen WOrDpeRDino, in wenis
OitEuten iiber einen GId@enraum BON
a3t ailonistsr Serbreitets. 6eute Wor<
zen oauerte Ger Srano nod fort.~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Seob-Mrbettetl
teber Mrt

teHer 2arf
uerben 70 dBn, pr 81 pt uab
btIIts ssIiefert wte fe irSene cine
Gruderet Iisfern fam. gBtr ltefern
aud fir 8eamte unb Oel9dftSIsute In
oerIhttpensn 3betIen bes Staates:
ectterteahS,
BfaseanS,
Sef6GFtSfarten,
GircuIare,
SsIGnfS,
EsIaE6te
i. /. 10. auf strsefte gIptta.
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&pnal,b.

amferram 80. Sept. Ble ldcn
aemeIost wurps bat cas- eelammte gYts
n'rertum Dem S6nte feine GniIafuno
ein8erei6t. Iie 8eranIalTuno po,I
mar pie antpOrt Der Rammer auf pie
SbrOnreos. Dor sebn Goaen paren
Die 0sneraIfaaten pteor fsterlidb er5ffz
net moroen. Die IbrOnrece mar ,fen,s
LID neutral eeba!ten; fe fprad BON
Dem 9utsn GinoerneEmeu, In weI6em
Die NiererIance NIT ben dbripsn eurDS
paIidsn W60ten fidnoen, BON Der OFF
nuns auf ein bulptges @nos oesQt6tns
ttieses, u. !. 90. Dte antwDrt Der
7amner aber mar be to beceutunosz
nno rerbdn9ntsuOuer. Na1pem BE
aamn1ss ote cben eenannten Nunfte
lei@t tsribrt unb ibrer Grauer User
ben COB Der S5nfsin Ausprud opoebeu
bat erinet fts In S 8 auf bic Gsrbelf-
runs pss VOIfsunterrtGtss, uno laet
rsiter: ~Das etn 70 wibtiaer She'll
rer W0liss Snterslen 3u S&apen fommt
Out9 WfangeI an usteretnffmmuna
srcti&en Der &sste,uns unp ben gOIfso
osrtreiern, srpe6t uusemeine unD tfsf
t'ner'n8enee Gdufduns." @ereebens
pnsef Don ccnferoatipsr uno fatbtl
Itsr Seite auf Abdnperung eeprunaen.
Die amenbements wurpen serwcrfen.
lno Der yarasrapb NIT 44 ssssn %
Stfrmen ansenOmmen. sAn na&Ren
Gage saben pte NiniRer feline 9ubien,
nebr am Drttten ret&ten fie ibre Gnt|
llahuns ssl. Der S@las truf fe atem.
liH unrcrtsreitet.
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Oeuti6tanb.

.gus Win6sn wirp beriGtet: uniers
9rsGe it oclIauf NIT Der Grass Der
The New York herald., 1877-07-01

EARM wANTED-ABOUTl 10 ACRES HIGH HEALTHY
IL location, and cheap for cash New York and
DEPOT Address. full particulars FARM. 157 Herald
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15
Here, Too!

Observing the paragraph which appeared
in yesterdays Oregonian in regard to the re-
markable bunch of strawberries ON exhibition
at the confectionery store of Messrs. Alisky
& Hegele, Mr.. Joseph Sloan fastened to lay
on our table small branch broken from
cultivated raspberry bush. On this branch
can be seen raspberries in every stage of ma
turity, from the blossom to full ripe ones.
These berries, so Mr.. Sloan informs us, grew
out in his garden, unprotected. He says
there are plenty of berries still growing on
the bushes, and he only brought down the
twig just as a sample. Next.-[Oregonian.
Mr.. M. Whittier, of this city, has in his.
garden ''raspberries in every stage of matu-
rity, from the blossoms to full ripe one;" but
it is such common thing over here, that Mr..
w. had not thought it worth mentioning, till
we called his attention to the above item in
the Oregonian. Washington Territory can
always see Oregon and 60 one better.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15

RETURN OF THE SoLDIERs.-Last Sunday
the steamer Welcome, Capt. j. 7. Gray,
steamed away from her wharf at o'clock P.
NJ, bound for the mouth of the Willamette
River, to meet the steamship George w. Ell
der, on which the officers and soldiers, who
left here last summer for the Indian war, had
taken passage from San Francisco. These
brave men marched through some of the
wildesc country in the United States. They
marched through Idaho and Montana, and
came down the Missouri River. The TWEEN
ty.tirst Infantry Band was in attendance at
the meeting of the steamship and discoursed
some excellent music. At half past 2 clock
the Welcome returned to this city, bringing
ninety soldiers, Col. Pollock, Capts. Pierce
and Jocelyn, and Lieuts. Haughey, Elton
head and Farrow. Headed by the Band they
marched to the garrison, where they were
heartily greeted Tables were arranged in
the dining rooms at the different quarters
and were heavily laden with roast pig, roast
turkey. beautiful cakes and pies, and other
good things too Numerous to mention, and
the way the "boys in blue" attacked those
tables will henceforth be caution to ye hos
tile Nex Perez.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15

The Seattle Iatelligemcer has been
publishing biographical sketches of
the members of the Legislature. We
copy the following in the absence of
Mr.. Daniels, as he would be too mod
est to reproduce it if he were at home.
HON. w. BYRON DANIELS.
This young Buckeye lawyer and editor was
born in Mention, Lake Co., Ohio, December
II, lS4S. Is lawyer by profession; came
to Oregon in 1853, and to Washington in
1863 Is publisher and editor of the Van
couver INDEPENDENT and is an able writer
Is Chairman of the Committee ON Judiciary.
Not married. Daniels is promising young
lawyer and good Representative.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15
Yield Extraordinary.

In last week's issue We make mention Of a
large yield Of oats NINETY bushels from one
acre of ground) on the farm Of Marshal Flem-
ing. Fifth Plain. w. T. The following is a
card we received this week:
"IAARGE YIELD-wHo CAN BEAT IT.
en- tell you exactly who can and who did.
Mr.. Jacob Wagenblast. 10 miles east of Van
csuver, on Government Island, cut and
threshed $50 bushels of oats, machine meas
urs, from three acres Of ground. Come to
tho front, gentlemen, and put Fourth and
Fifth Plain together. and see if you can beat
Jake. WV. NJ. SIMMONS.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15

The District Court convenss in this city
next Monday. The following cases arc dock
etsA 81 tn tas1:
~ C. Hazard w. H J. G.. Maxon ct al
J. A. McElhaney W. w. w. Wandel
james Dimit W. j. F. Wilmot.
Hawlsy. Did Z Co. ". A. B. Fond.
Charlotte A. Bate W. Peter v. Bate
Saxs Rrethen " n. A. Smith ct al.
N. O'Connell W. John Dunipg.
Nii2ard Z Van Schuyver W. P. Keegan-
Thos. johnson W. Gilheard and Golden.
H. G. Morse 1t Il ". Hazard ct a.
n. s. Barlingame ct a va Whipple OF Il
n. Winter ". John Wesar ct ux.
u. Whittier Va E. c. Tinsley.
@. w. Lyman " n. Green.
n. Whittier W. w. Q. Mathews
K A. Simmons Va w. n. Simmons.
r. w. Sukesdorf ct a W. J. Bryan.
George Tooley W. John T. LovslaceL
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A GOOD CHANCE.

Oh Acres three miles northeast OF Vancou-
on yer; 20 acres OF best swsle land. 10 acres
under fence, - acres under cultivation. Two
hundred and fifty bearing fruit trees, good well
Of water, log dwelling, and barn 3ox6o feet,
with sheds. Price $l,0Uo
Rn Acres adjoining the above, ~ acres
w swalc, 2 acres In cultivation, good run
ming spring, a large amount Of oak and cedar
timber. Price 800.
The above tracts will be sold together II de-
sired For further information, apply to
W. BYRON DANIELS.
Vancouver. W. 7.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15

Legislature adjourned.
Only two moro weeks Of public school.
Invitations for the masquerade issue to-day.
Grad masquerade ball at Brants Hall. on
Thaakagiving eve.
Hon. Joseph N. Fstcher informs ne that
4 raissd last night
Jassph Burks has purchassd the house and
Sots opposite The Od0ldsntal Saloon.
See The Commiasioners' Court proceedings
III pspsr.
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DO You Want a Farm?

acres of land and located IL miles east of Van
couver, and miles over a good road from
Fishers wharf on the Columbia. This farm
has 100 acres of first class swale land, so acres
under fence, p acres in grain % acres in grass,
orchard and garden. Abundance Of water for
stock. The improvements consist Of good
frame dwelling house, and barn large enough
to hold 40 tons OF hay and shelter 20 head of
cattle. Water for household purposes fur
nished by first class well. This is one Of the
best located farms in Clarke County, and will
be sold for $500. Terms easy. For further
information call on
W. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver, W. T.
Julv 9Th 1877 ~
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Religious.

The frat Quarterly Meeting for the pres
ent Conference year will be held in the ~ +.
Church in this city. on next Saturday and
Sabbath. Preaching on Saturday at P. NJ. !,
by Rev. A. c. Fairchild. Conference at 8 +.
~ Sabbath:-Love-feast It 10 A. NJ, preach
ing at iO:S. The Sacrament of the Lord S
Supper at the close of the morning service
Sabbath School at o'clock, preaching At s: 30
Pm G. w. DAY, Pastor.
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CHANGE OF BoAr-On Friday last, while
the steamer Vancouver was lying in Port
land, the bottom of her boiler gave way. The
steamer Welcome was procured to run in
the place of the Vancouver until the neces-
sary repairs could be made. On Sunday
evening the Vancouver returned to this city,
and is now plying regularly on her route.
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A BARGAIN.

1R0ACRES OF LAND, EIGHT MILES
1OO northeast Of Vancouver, 80 acres I'M
der fence aud cultivation, has a comfortable
log dwelling house, and a lumber barn 20x36
feet in dimensions, large root house and other
out buildings. A small orchard on the place
Sawmill within mile and half, and agrist
mill within two miles Of the place. Price $780,
cash down. This Is a great bargain. gold
en- odportuuity for some man who wants a
farm and has but little capital TO go on. For
further Information, apply TO
W. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver. w T.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-11-15

The SHORT CLAIM.-Hon. 0. Jacobs, Del
egate in Congress, has advised Mr.. j. M.
Fletcher that the patent for the Short Claim
has been issued, and is now ON its way to
the Land Office here. Zone by one the
clouds disperse.
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JOHN GRAN & co.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
i ond Judicial District, of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, for
the counties of Clarke, klckitat and Skama.
MIA
Charlotte Ann Bate VS.. Peter V. Bate
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver
for the counties of Clarke, klickitat and Ska
mania.
office of the Clerk of said District Court, the
eighteenth day of September, A. d., 1877.
To Peter V. Bate, Defendagt-
In the name of the United States of Amer
ica you are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver in
Clarke County, for the counties of Clarke,
klickitat and Skamania, and to answer the
complaint filed therein Ia copy of which ac-
companies this summons), within twenty
days Exclusive of the day of service,) after
the service on you of this summons-if served
within this county; or, if served out of this
county, but within the Second Judicial Dis
trict, within thirty days; or, if served out of
said District, then within sixty days-or
judgment by default Will be taken against
you according to the prayerof said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain De
cree of Divorce from you the said Peter Y.
Bate DEPENDENT herein, and that said plain
tiff may be restored to her former name,
Charlotte Ann Morse, and you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint, as above required, the Plain
tiffwill take Decree and Judgment as prayed
for in her complaint herein.
Witness: ROGER S. GREENE, Judge
| | - of the said District Court, and the
| Is. Seal of the said Court, this eight
/ - zenith day of September A. d., 1877.
II. G.. O'BRIEN, Clerk
per G. T. Mcconnell. DEPUTY
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100 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND IN THIS
lOO County, on Salmon Creek, one mile
from Lake River. Mostly all covered with
yellow FIR timber, and some cedar Of the finest
quality Price 500, cash down. For further
information, apply TO W. Byron Daniels, Van
couver, or Messrs King 4 Lent Real Estate
Agents, southwest corner Morrison and Sec
ond SITS, Portland, Oregon.