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, 1877-03-07
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Contractor Sexton II 10 return from Nashville to.
day.
Saturday wilt bo afmignmea..dsy in the Criminal
Court
The COMMITTEES on Public Charities will visit tho
Ihsane hsylnm ta.norEow, the object being to Ec-
ectyc lhe supplies for March frou, tho several con-
ttartorS.
in tho matter 0! l!yas Park special assessments
Nos. ~ aud 0l, objections byJ. r. Wilson were
heard IN tho County Court yesterday and over.
il 70 6a lied ~ tho 55ti in.t. '' '' '
/ Asslstaus States Attorney Weber has prepared
the nst.uetIous for tho prosecution In the sullivan
been printed, and wers last evening submitted 10
Judge McAasteF to Ia passed upon.
A sew days ago QUO Of tas bendsmsn ot Constable
that geas'enan's bond. ca.sy, va to hare axeA
tho matter up Yesterday hut dld MT. hence 10
ts i3th h inst. h,. osso wpuld Ie DECLARED saeaat
ta4ay'u trouble coaes At very unfortunate tina,
for he h laying bis ropes !ot sceleetlon In few
| Naeks.
TRANSPORTATION was yesterday Furnished half.
bred hi the County Agent - ii. Al Omaha. The
| tndtyldual claimed to have bsen cspturel By sks
manned With then, souis time and thca esesped.
iic said hs had heento Warrington tu testify. and
hs I'D aasd H. q: xe q ~ osn
tesl! touI Il iii iii '''l' S''1'' ~
The Committee Oh Hospitals and Public build.
tngs vtsite1 tbe Hospital yesterday 10 look attet
the rccet,!nx VI the supplies for March. and slso
ioyan !. .'s4tras." They repurt sbat aia Of tha
Yu1as arrived except such ~ Mccas.y was to tar
charged for By SEXTON aud Nossn hea actually
been done. sonla Of them regarded sc1ton'a
hin, and arr willing 10 pay h!na bis price.
Thcsc was general ru.h for tbe CountT Treas
ury yesterday, owin; to tho fact that It haa beer
announced through The pteas shat thnrc was theEs
obout $J0, 0DO 10 the credit OF The 0rneral Fund.
The hrst who came wssa tno hrst 70 bc served. e.
eept In toms sarc Instances. md ln two hours The
| entire amount had been paid cut Tho Treasurer.
in psying il our, hovescs. stepped Ia between
thosu having tha larger ordera aud thoAe having tht
| smaller, and but Tor thiR the sMopnt would lAft
, 1877-03-07
DEATHS,

JONEg-March q, OF capillary bronchitls, George
A, Jones, youngest soa Of 9enjs jsmtn +. and Annie
" Jouts, axod b weekl and . dayS.
rPhliaaeIph.a papers please copy.
pCRCELI-Match 3, 1871, At hts sesideues, 33d
Funeral leaves 1t 10 u'cloek :. N. Wednesday By
carflaxrs 10 Calvary Ceuetrsy.
KH Limerick papess please copJ. ,.......
:iss Snuth Clinton strect, Tho.pas J. Gcasy, aged
~ yeaEa and mouths,
F4pcfaI tskcs place TaussJay, March 8. High
raa4Y ut 10 o'clock II st. patstckE Church, thence
By carriages to Calvary Cemetery.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 1877. ]. A. Lam.
montangue, Of consumption. aged ~ years
GTB TBunalo and Montreal papers pleAsa sopY.
jONEs-ou Tuesday evening. March 8, Louis
Tsylor, secdnd son Of Nathaniel 8, and Mary
scsmmon Jones, aged s years, months, snd IL
days.
WELIs--on Sunday morning, March 4. Of con-
sumption, Charles J. Wells. only CHILD Of Darius
, 1877-03-07
7HF INDIANS.

DxAnwoop, n. T., March IA courier In
from tho front to-day reports that scouts have
discovered another Indian village containing le-
twoon tlfty aud sixty lodges located about sixty
miles north Of DcadwooA Capt Vroom's bat
TALON. consisting of Companies G, y, and \,
Thru Cavalry, augmented by caylllaus. Will
procecd to thr attack 1t unce. -
=. OMAltA, Nct., March v.-Gcn. Sheridan, &C.
conpal,icti by Col. Sheridan, VI his stall, ar-
rived ilcrs to-day aud proceeded wcst on tl,s
Usou Pacific tsaIn to Cheyenne. whitieF tho
Genera! goes to perfect this aprtng campaign
agal,,st tf,c hosttl, Indians. Thr river Ut tlla
point il rtsiug rpldiy.
, 1877-03-07

f,h,rtoa rtnrk.nn xrta rnke fnto lin West Chi.
... - o"..I.' ~ s.ts.S.. ~, sa,,taa,h,...
eaco Asenue slat'on yeAesaay n,' ee'''ne o'os'
rings representing them to be gold. |
"S,bscy" raync, who was recently arrested in
A.. 80 n..-i,.S ssx,.s ai.t.ist w.. -ax,o.1,r
TIC j" est iweHtn stFcet u's1's. "a7 'es1e.uas
turned oscs 10 Tho Comfy !an upon thrno lndlct.
Mcnts that wcra fEsn!sgtto! IN tha ONCE OF the
Clerk Of tho Criminal Court
ietsy s asehais'e S' by a.tee s"n,mssaeld UPON sbs
Thnn'ns Wrnwn lit was Immediately feurfnatti
nmom ths sanc thnrre by drcctton Of tha conuisfr.
art' apH'' 'n' s'"' - " ~'''''A'
a"s' ..
Jacob Foster nnl John londin. for receiving tho
property s!olen by Samuel nen.on iron, I'M @Knnt.son,
No. 1so un!on s!tsss, ~, wers yesterday l,ell "
Justice Scui1y In $500 bull each to tho Criminal
Court.
Tbomss f.o,e. fnr Inc larceny pf a trunk from II.
rrant y aon NJ M. m Wcat RnutIolph strcct. and
Thom,s . Ifs 1 fo. ' bsmnertrr Thomas Kflxma. of
~ III -, ..rrct nxcr ia hrnd ,sith ,s,
;'ot,tc ,Ecr, inckcd nm A. tic Msdispn Strect AZ.
ttnn shs,'i, III crcnin~. "p ~ ''-
'u.' 'ae. -7' -,...., -..-.
totte yondetc. Of no. 10a b!cmcr street, Scstef.
day attempted TO c0llrct orer.dne rent from patrek
OMaltey. md In answer tcrelTcd scyeFe ulnbt
hing 1t The hands 1f 0'Nacy and son, whcrcupon
rho canaea ho.h to DO ssfestst' nnon warrant for
, 1877-03-07

sentY,c ho a.sertrd tha. hct account Of tho scnfc
and qhn0tlns contI nut be true. tho story shh told
being Impressed on her mind hS hearing othcrs re-.
latc ti.c details. She saw nothing nnta! INC snot
was kerd. II elnd bern eH!h ny inc State Ator-
ney. sh:t salliran's conl bearing IN court ", m
evidence ot Innocence, for guilty m9n wonlA
crngc, md cry. and weep, anu nnt stnno ,s ttial
like d man. After demonstrating, ~ he Claimed.
ffo:n the testimony that Sni'lfnn t'h not am tnc
pistol, could NOT haTo nlfneu u on account ~ tc
position hn was in. lof man mutt ~ . .at -.
take atH1.-he hffncM tnat; from w taGt tnt ~: ,
hnitci went down snsee tnshta IN ~ TX @,, mnn ~;
feet away. - Inserted by tho pso:cee1oa' y" s,
probability. ihc wcarun was afschntecM1 ,ss Mmsio
Su'ltrAn wAA cocktnRt IT, Ihete tarts' .I.,m ~ sT -
d!aslpaled the thcosy o! ha'lee III" '"''"''''s :"
Kill. n ..-,,.t II ~,
afternoon. stt. Moran cited tete ssss !s,,, NV
The rtate 81 f1cts which thc aciensc s,,.r
rounded the homicide. Inc cHa'o"s "a''"e spee''
reference to
tEtF-DkFh*Sh. .,,
The law 81 hs state was w tiat nam s"" nnt
take the life nf ~ afsntlhht y nc Mtsssco "
ia romnnIt tsonioa. n:ta'ttt nlan Mp: Tx ~.
anticipate ''lhe n1'st aet1nns ho'laay 'tasT: nut
enly ''grrat holfiy hafns: essn Me' aMa!sa
where rnn hid lctn kt!c' X kanR: Ansl ~.
othrr In which y uns dcctac.' ,tSt hnaohH.s VIZ
Jh4ttact! IN aa5ihg man ""o n raa sv,a".u..u
cfinttnHl nssnnit on 0ta Whc' lheMI III. ssn.aM
nskcd II Itan!oro was hnt w'*Sc ,..,ai tnam
the opcn ase,'lhne! uasaMi wfH.eti +
Mrs. Sullivan dawn prnHt intc. hna
her hnhband no rtmrdyt II fohe.a' no vi
cWAsrt tho Gncston nt character. GofAenniAg' ahti
rean: authorities - fnetn!h .o .,ae
WneEc cr1Mo u Nat ..Sas! rsu r..s eo isnI.t % -
, 1877-03-07

The Board Of Education Of District No. : met At
the Ssock.Yards on Saturday. Present. McssFs.
I1'owncll, Grahan,, Springer, and Attoway, LIT.
Pullman being nbscnt>
Tht minutes Of tho meetings OF Jan. and Fab.
3werc read and approved. Miss Emma G. Webb
WA elected regular teacher fot tue remainder OF
Tho r,esssat school year ata ,sa!aty ot w. pst
Fcb %; 8. 3t,a. q re o., 44i, ,esps.sttyely:
ihortied d isfue an order III favor Of the rensur'
Ct, Z. II. Janclt. voucher for amount Q! loan 10
py ssss9s Y Sss Ag ill., ,eo,
Iron, teaehsrs Institutes u llc tlatl,cs. Wa ou
eDdeu, saa b. 70 @ esempoas
from. auch Attachments wt!snsyef he ssonl4 Hesm
the for absence ~ sGor3lRg sufficient reasou
Ths matter Of transferring Miss p rown's depart.
n,cnt 10 Forty.fesenth Htrect School was referred
81. H. chises, 1 GO o sssS:ut. Of tAe
western poFtion Of ths district, wished the board
4 consider " s.sSp Of san ,ssoal nss
Ths Board .aleatae4 % , %sst 4, a tho Springer
gN1LxWO0D.
Tho Inauguration Of rsestlens Hayes Was ceto.
brhted on Monday evening by saluts Of 1S5
The lecture Of o.; Q; II. Tiffany on Monday
ss s ssS 9e tes
as'ay # r. % ssth9;tts. 's s.si9$ ..ts
=. tSs xssee hela ahSs shsfs. ps'p'' @1' ''''' ''''
% coar.s Of sclentidc lecture. 70 bs given during
prominent lecturers have slgn.dcd desire to sp.
peat before an Eayaemooa audieucc.
q esas q ss sssnas asss cSssp
eIeeled Secretary and Treasurer, and EEucst Fct-
, 1877-03-07
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.

:, :.
The arguments IN Tho cnsc or AIdxehdcs SULLIVAN
drag lhc!E weary length along, and although
scemlurly tntcrninublo. two .Isye' work hus en-
eh,"d sr',,.i n, ".t mi, ,h,nro,, a.. dsc,,on
ap'eo eouhhe' ~ se' "au'"n5 th'o"F" the o'et'uH'
nry. Tho speech VI Mt Moran was ,'ceraaasIly
dry, ennsiat!nY naimly VI law aud comparison Ut
-. 80 ,nn,x ~ ~. d.,,.a H. tn,tu1rnt 10
fifhF luz taeo91 " the ae'Fnsc' s'o hau'see III
few dights Of fancy; and, having Adull subject h'
1cmarka and manner nj delivery acted AZ uoposidc
unou SONS lu tho audience. lin refcruce to Iiau.
ula ~. .;t. M..v.,.a .a.,. -, I'.- ss,..".
1oso ana ~. WIZ u'aua'cu to@'e .! aet 1''eaa''
and they LEFT tue ouilasns Tho attendance was
very large, aud there wcru a. many laaies present
~ On Monday, one. half Of tho room belay oceu.
s.'hL" 49,. a.. sr,II.,n ,x.s .r,th h., ~.
Mca " 'neH'' A'' oa'n.." ",.." ~ WIZ ~. wv
band tn thc attefaoon' Upon tne opening OF Tue
Court.
yir, Moran continued hls srEHmsnG for tho Dc.
ftn,.. lie ,nose aret of the incauInc Of ..infa.
!enss ., s .h,sh ,.as n",,t.d :, 1,.,,o-r.
anous. Tue "ofa Ma!cn W.. appnea ~ Isatoras
communication 10 ths Council. 'syins that Sullivan
was Iustlaed In iufe!FtnG tram this ehatacterixa.
,ion th,, rio rh...tIv nj HI, villa ,fas ,npuRned.
~. st",t .".,,ht ~ shuw that the artclr iitsaut
.t,Ix ,H.t liz Sn,fiYr,, ~. m int.isstnsI ani
.snM9psyytin1 issx H. resI frnn, ths Statufss
.hA1snai .!tn'J' h,ch tbs o i..yi.istnse id
de,tsnattd IT, '.iuf.moasa. SA' Taey xets I1s
, 1877-03-07
MORTuARY,
NUN QNNT,
Special NtpoftA 10 1as 7Httuat.

Speetas DttpoteA 10 ina 7Ftbuas.
SYCAMORE, Ill.,, Aarvlt o.-The funeral OF
AID. Milo Dayton, who died last Sunday u,or'''
log, WIS largely attended this TUESDAY fore
noon, under The direction OF tho Oad.Feliows,
Of which frntct.alty he was m honored and tnilu-
eutia! mctatef. Some 80 brothers we're pres.
cat. Tho lire companies were an out. City
Hall and Odd Fellows Hall ase both hung with
mourning, Nr DAYTON had been tn business
hero for number OF years. and had many warm
friends, who will heartily sympath!zc With bis
family In their bereavement.
, 1877-03-07
WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.
ANNUAL MExrsNa OF THE BOARD Or couNc1Lr

The Hospital fos Women and Children IL ono Of
the ,tctctytsr charitable Institutions Df tho city.
it 10 spacious brick ultdihg located at tue corner
Of rnnIa and Adams streets, near tho Intersection
OF Ogden ascrne with these strpcts, and Ii managed
by nan,bcr of society lndcs. whotu ll.IscnsIsting
efforts In It's behalf for several yesrs have been pro-
ducttvo Of most excellent rshn'ts. The snnual
ncrting at the board nr Councilurs was hu1d yc*-
tcrday afternoon in the hospital rarloes. Thcre was
u fuil attendance. including tweaty-thrcu Iad1ea
and three Of tho Trustees. Pr0f. Flax AMI Messrs.
". If. Wells and Z. q. Hall. ,fss. j. Z. Hilton.
the President, called tho meeting 10 nrder.
.cran by rrettng ,hat '!nea the let Irpost + haa @
or!g;aai ineuri,oratlun act. Nrcus.ury steps wer,
taken nj oHre to scclirs new charter, whlel, mht.
ter was legally ACCOMPLISHED. :. thereby rlnrIMHs
ssry to eisct separate ea7d Of rtustess. tho ,os.
a ttns any ri. % was aetosdinS,y done. The1 at.n ri.
that students from tho college Hl,outd ~ allowed
n inc Pry'ieses 81 o ho.r!ta o wnich ,osu y tslt %
S,nco August iast ths dltpen.ary t,al been e,oeed
sxse ft ot celns bens 'asy 1 d not
feri E,sarantecdin IN carrying on tho great cxpenae
e 9f II s set s;s a'Rx ss
ne.t @ ] con1se wa. 70 10 heid 70 Apt: Thaif at.en:
lion Ind been. eallett 70 tho training .cl,ool for
uttraC$ New YORK, WHICH NAs uH ltlHt1}HIE0n He-
serving iii praGc and imitation. 1tcf,nus serv-
crk lid been held In t!,s hospital regularly dur.
| jng Tho year OIL snndays. Tho capacity Of tho
hospital cend be enlarged II nn addition Of ~ards
Tor tho charity patients eond bo hHlt. leaving Thy
present building for pay patients, They sAonld
| nuke thnnl seli.FappArtln2.
They l,1l been considering tho Feasibility Of
kerpine tho ho1ptal open TN Sunday, uslnK thu
| anne njan wh{cIi han bccn cAfrifd On 70 aucccss
fully In London for many years, md also In hos
ton. They gsked tho Clergy mtn n the city 70 60 60
enbjrcs to thcfr congregations and asking Tor |
contribution for ihsa object one sunday In th'
year. An occaaona1 vlt,t to Oithor OF the priynt'
soul that Tho monoy, lain,r, md sympathy ',cstow
cd up0n tho aick and destitute wis ampi,
trpald by tho thought TINT they were doing TIL
Ths thanks Of Tho Hoard were dne to nr. Mar!
II. Thompson and ~. Sarah Asskett Stevenson f.
ncctc1 With thu hospital.
Tho rrport Of tho Trcasnret, Mra. j. n. Camp
, 1877-03-07

Fonr ;ArA,H>ts, Wi-.. March t.-Tho uni7cr'
raIlsts of this ,,,arc hell, tho frat Of sctea II
vlva1 n,erttuyr ut Tho GntrcFsal..t Ehnrci, last
evening. This Itcr. Msa cl,anln. of f;f,tcasu, iMs
charge. nad n,nle splendid statt hJ delivering
l.lleadra. reasonable, ami telling sermon IRON
The tcxt, "what shall [ 1t, u ho eayedr" THO
aud III appreciated The talent NJ the eprxker. Any
Otia wllv hears I,rr ucs will not fail 10 tmpruYe tba
second unttUrlGhtty.
, 1877-03-07

The ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC CO.
o6e1 special Inducements to purchasers 1t whole.
sale md retalof shect-nusle, niuslc. books. vio-
lins, guitars aud Ill kinda Of musical taatEunenss.
Ornsral agents for ths Standard organ and stees
pispo. Quality guaranteed. No. laa Stats street.
, 1877-03-07

HfEUNCA43s
DIR. Scl1cncl<'s standard Remedies.

DIR. Scflcnclk's s standard Remedies.
Tho Standard remedes for alt diseases Of the lung,
sro sehcusk's ru1monto Syrup, schcncks sca Weed
Tonic, and echoncka Mandrake T1Es. amt II tskcn t.
tore ti,c lungs ore destroyed sfeey euro Is effected
TO ticsc ltirce tnctfelnes Dr. j. II. sccncs, at lh
adclpha owes TITS unrlvatei sncetss In .hc Treatment
Of pulmonary AtcAstv.
tic pul.nntc Syrup ripens the morbid matter In n.
1unsa, nature lhfnws It ut iy ~asy expertoralon
for when the rhttktn If inntter IL tfpr Right totrh
Will thrnw Il on, the patient has rrs and the taugs be
gin 10 hra1.
IL cnahio tic ran,onc sysnp In 'lo this. srhrurk.s
M.nrakn r!tts ntt sr.le,cks Sea wrrd Tonr Ia
freely ec rlean>e i've ssHtnscl hd liver. aclcnrEa
Mandrake I'll, att o1 the llrnr. removing a. p-t,t.
liens r-lax the gall bladder, the blu atssts freely na4
the liver II Rooti relieved.
HchrnckAH Hca Weed Toatc II Enntie ssfu,nlant and
Alternative: the atkai Ut which II Is rnnIposcs snfses
witt f'r and prevents sonf1ne II assI'ts the dl.
erssio ny ta.inE ur tho samsrl to trahy coi,dl.
ttnn. that tho food mud tho P'ltmunEc Syrup vii.
make g',d buot then Tho unEi heal md tho rat;eut
witt sufey xct wci II stakcn 10 prevent fresh rht
All rilu wis, tnust III, ec1,nnck either fciron.
afy 5 letter, d. At his principal orr,
oil Sixth and Arch.sts.. Phfn1c1Ph'k. creTy Monday.
SciIcncks 1ncdclncs sold BY III druYRsts through
ot,t I n rotbftv.
, 1877-03-07
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
rrEuInr meeting al tho B0ard Of Managers o.
the wamnn Chrlstian Association nf chteaco wl'!
hc held IN ths Itb!c room. T. N. G. II. Building,
ThursdsJ Al 10 o'clock =. m.
The Church Of the Mcs.fat gives nnton focihbtc
This creutng lWednetday) in tho church pafors.to
which the ministers and people ot the other Uni.
tsrlan ehnrchrs Ia tho city arc cordially Invited.
The Cottage scsvca Of 81. Johns Protestant
Eplscopal cnurch will he held this evening at tho
rc.ttenrc IT 1r y. r. 1'rowor. No. h7l West
Adamr rtrrrt, q few doors west oi Ashland avenue.
The temperature yesterday. as observed by Nan.
Aa.c, ortlciAn, 81 Mad!<on street lTEinuSE Ent'd-
sns,, was nj a. H., II deg; ~ A. M. "a: L. tn..
l:3p. M, 81; s p. H.. III. Barometer At y D..
M, TO- IL; ?. M. M'.!E.
The u,nu who wn+ found in famishcd condition
Mouday Afternoon ty OAlcrr WJman In the hhte.
mcnt uf M, 1sit ttark street died last night ut
tic County Hospital. Ills name Ia either Ftnd
n ,1ns Ut S sass an1 VII # Ss he Syn Sy III NJ 10:
dsy.
Ttc Hoard Of Directors ri tho a!tattai RE-. ht'd
. a.s mcetiaS at The nscn !of M Y. lIa's tn,1 AZ y
thc chair. The nntnta of the d!tcnssnns, and
ha'inets transacted wat nat made kno'sn. 'nS.. r.,
much an y related "olelf tu the Interests VI '"e
corporation.
Mr.. Frank ". Palmer. The nrwly. .aproln!e.l rosl-
n,s'tet. returned frn' .ya.hinston yesterday: IN
the forenoon nc tf4FtFu ln+" TUT h"sa 1A u". -
suuirrs and several Of ~! l,ra.' nE '!sssttmcnts;
A toun az his !taa ahn!l hare 'crn altfaseai anu
returned frur, Washington lIc Wit assume tho du
i!cn uf thc olticr.
Tho Civil Engineer Clint Of .he Nortl,we.t he'll
H. ths'es eSm,9 XIV u. sw il aso was clect
81 Alcnpcr ot Inv .tEan1kaan: NJ; n.y. sehnrmsr,
hosn resd ~ atscs. sf, IN %
A M tt .u i,k iia.,s,ns s"d .ftrr suns
1,,'o ai'cn.s,"n ~ |hn ,n-rt.nv sItuufnuI
h'''c o'Se"heio" '"' ''e>'"s
u1an from faaN 1t1nn'l while scesn3 me a1ehts
tast night through i ttrrst. garner tct:acuro was
greatly H. q 1 e sxn .a @ espaG o. .e
""J rr .. II mnun,sns. siens Ind dair. ani ras VI
somGfshsa ss ,i,t n A., s
eazer had l'ceM NdityoyetshE" q ats"1 IN tue top
''ors o. 'he E''%e, 'a'a.e. .,, =, H.. t,,,ntp.
Of 'sss' y. s ses ;s.'ssIsy
so.ss ws,ke5 vtse-rrrs4sn,: r.!sn1 " n'ifstr., f. w
lynn Lyman lIiar. lTe:ds.t Of ths iiesci u T:sae'
md Secretary n nc nasl OF rfsac & ,ah,'. 1'e@.
'on esa''s. eoa's.os& =. O. Hall. all, ,,,,,
te: snd E A,.oela',an tc,t.tsd e ,s n,est 1t
yrntton ne t1rana Pacific t!3'el hc dciesats;;
a s I mS IL St5's of ts 's e u sa q.
wo arrived III hight hcd M intatmal n,retfng in
cne Of Tie rariol. Ut tic lotel aud talked ovet
Various n"a aa4G1y c1TirtSs' M"ss,s sssoct,7,os,
D liza fs,Sr ~
, 1877-03-07
To CONSUMPTlvES
lNvALlDS.

WINCTE7.sTER'H fEypOrH1SrHlTE or
LIME AM, SODA Wilt promptly md mdical'y
carn consumption and absolutely provont Its
tlovelopemeut In all CASES OF Prodinposlsiou
or threatened nttaok. For WEAK Lungs.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. GENERAL nEnlLlTr,
KERyGNR TROsTRATfOJ. DINrErSiA Or tSDl.
tEST1ON, LOIS 0F ylGOIt and APPETITE, and
hti tIinra.es arsluz from POVERTY or TIE BLOOD,
W1NCisESTEIs'N tIYrOP1lOHrff1TE OF
LIME AND SODA IL 4 SPECIFIC. being uut.
1ualct ns n YtTALIZlSu Tonic, and HtlAls,
NERVE, and tbl.OOl, rom.
Price, D and "a per battle. prepn1ctl only b.,
WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists
Sold by druggists. S6 Iahn.xt.. Seu yorh.
, 1877-03-07
MICHIGAN cry, IND.

2YpfC7If U4HputCFW I'VE 3sVoHHts -
Nt1cutuAx clTT, Ind. March 6.-b.own anu Ia.
vis tho cyanrclEsta arrived hero to-day, and thts
evening conducted tha artt Of series of tnvisaI
meetings. 1'he field Ii large one, null great re-
aulty arc predicted.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-06-14
BREVITIES.


Gov Ferry will crate at Snohomish City
on the 4th.
Sheriff Stone, of Cowlitz county, was lii
town yesterday on official business
BY invitation of DIR. Marsh, Rev Mr..
Stubs will preach at Forest Grove next Sun
day.
Last Tuesday morning Horace G. Daniels
returned from MS California trip, brown and
hearty.
Capt Smallwood has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the Attn of July Grafton at Or
egon City.
The Hood River people are going to cele-
brate the 4th of july in becoming manner.
Patriotism is alive up there, and the eagle
will soar way up.
Our Neighbors on Sohns' corner, and at
the Post office, have our thanks for liberal
supplies of water around our office front.
These hot days it is very refreshing.
Last "Wednesday c. II. Whitney dug some
of the finest Early Rose potatoes IN his Van
couver garden that we have seen this year.
They were very large and almost ripe.
This week we publish the Decoration Day
Grafton of Capt. Smallwood. 1t Is an able
and eloquent production, and We trust onr
readers will enjoy it none the less because it
was delivered in Portland instead of Nancou-
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Fourth OF July in Vancouver.

Pursuant to notice, meeting was held at
the City Hall on Wednesday evening, for
the purpose of making arrangements for the
celebration of the 4th of July in Vancouver.
JOAN Eddings was called to the chair, who,
upon request of those present, appointed the
following committee to make al necessary
preparations for the same: Foreman of Van
couver Engine Co No !, Foreman of Gen
Allen No 3, Foreman of HOOK and Ladder
10. |, Rev. A. s. Nicholson, w. Byron Dan
iels, s. ID. Maxon, Patrick Q keane. y rous-
ing good time may be anticipated.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the matter Of the estate OF James II. New
man, deceased.
In pursuance of an order Of sale, issued and
granted by the Probate Court of Cowitz Coun-
ty, Washington Territory, on the 14th day Of
May, A. ID. 1877 the undersigned Administrator
with the will annexed, will sell at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Kalama, Cowlitz County,
Washington Territory, at the hour of ten
O'Clock A. NJ, on Thursday the 2Sth day of June,
A. ID. 1877, the following described land situa-
ted in Cowitz County: The Southeast quarter
of Section tfree, in Township eight, north of
range three, West Of Willamette Meridian,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or less. Conditions of sale,-Cash in L. s.
Coin. Deed ut the expense Of purchaser.
III. w. FAIRWEATHER.
Administrator with the will annexed
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Down the Sound.

The meeting of the Territorial Teach
ers' Institute, at Seattle has been post
poned until the 18th of July.
The Herald commenced the publica-
ton of daily last Tuesday
Annie May aged IA months, daughter
of Mrs. Kaye, of Tacoma, was drowned
recently by falling head formost into a
small barrel containing four inches of
water
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BIRTHDAY PARTY-It was our pleasure
last Tuesday to make one of party of friends
to call on Mrs. NJ j. Cook, at Fern Prairie,
that day being the Goth anniversary of her
birthday The party assembled at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Butterfield,
and the reunion was most enjoyable. The
dinner was bountiful and its excellence
abundantly attested by all present The
companv consisted of Mr.. ID. K Webster
and family, H. H. Gridley and family, MIR.
and Mrs. c. II. Whitney, Mrs. Coombs,
Charles Coombs, and Mrs. S. II. Daniels and
family, all of whom united in heartily con
graduating Mrs. Cook and thanking the host
and hostess for the agreeable entertainment.
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FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred and sixty acres of land, l2 miles
east of Vancouver on the Columbia river.
Forty-tve acres under fence, two acres
cherry, plum and pear trees bearing, acres
in clover; dwelling house, story and half, l6
by 81 feet, with kitchen addition 10 by 20 feet
good, never failing well of water with force
pump at the door, 2 barns and out-houses,
good stock range, no poison Best fruit farm
in Clarke County. Terms easy. Respectable
party can have plenty Of time in which to pay.
Address j. }. WHITTIER,
Vancouver, W. T.
June eth, lS77-n