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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17
saturday. March IL. 1877.
The Late Robert T. Brown.


With sentiments OF ua'e'sued sorrow we
to-day chronicle 'he death OF eur OLD Trend
aud t,vtSmau. Robert I. BacVN, Lsl at
She ripe age OF seyehiy-seyen years, which
event took place 40 bis residence on We1nes-
day morning last. after an Illness Of several
weeks during which The entire community has
isi AMI expressed Toe See0es' Anxiety as 20
tie result. HE n'SA esteem I'D ""'cH 'le O1-
ceased has long oe'n justly le.d ~ a" VINO
Sue" him, demard at cur hands some s'''e''
tribute 10 bis u'mory. Recalling, Lo"ever
lis shining virtues aud realizing our inability
70 do justice 20 The sn'fcI We undertake. 'N-
task with d'iaieoce.
For nearly hal century be d'.ed tle re-
sponsiJ'e, and often difficult position Of Clerk
Of ile Circuit Court Of tbs County lie was
"a man 90 rare qualifications Tor the ciHce, Of
industry and integrity, never under any cir
~. ms. r... .-...-:.--. ...rl.l g.. .t...
'7-' AIS 7 'Nt
qualifications, gave 90 bis opIu'o's, in matters
Z.
.l.-.li,s ,l..-., r-..,,.,,l,. of ,-.,, ,.,r,,. t
p-,.., r-,..-
'.e n'"'eIS 90 'De Oar 'u" '"o 'OU-e 'l."
the Bench. OILY The members OF 'Ae 'es'.
professor can fully realize Che loss 20 The
County which has been sustained uy his death
I..,.-.,..,.,.1,t..r., s o.,...,, us ,,.-,.,;,.
lie possessed a cultivated mlnd' great lNi'y gi
thought aud character warm and sympa-
tbrtf. hear, ana a poIitercss and Madness of
manner WIS" "t'c l'o'~'N'''' H"'" = ''N
greater mart uf his lonE and well-Speut Ike De
... r.t- Do. r..-.
"'' ~-'-.-' 900 .-'', To '"- ''.'-''' -
,.1 CIrr.I md rr more tl10 forty yelrs a
Nestryu1n and Warden 90 Zion CHURCH DOB ilis
p,--.b I, li. t,rva.t faith lislrr,l'. f,r.t
lis cons .>tCLt wax and LlS hrgc-ledited
t...... ,.t..r r. ....-,,,,,i-.t
O"''1' ''' 0''''''! -- '''' ~ ''
they who survive him Will long cherish among
thor most s,crel memories.
I'm
o'7 --'' ~
~ meeting ol the memJeTS cl me hlr
r.rvfs., of .TeA.rs1D County ON motion Of An
d, r-1 r- ,.-.-,.,-- tr,-,.-,.,.
gre" To- N.u",'4' ''t' ~ ~ .-'''
L-l was lA'.el Cd '"o ~'-'i "-' Il 4 ~ "@'
appointed Secretary.
Ou motion OF Daniel B Lucas. Nm. J.
1t..l.... ,.J r,.,,L Vr,roaU y.ara AMI. intel ,
" '.'.. ''. '-. I' A''i
t.'ii'I.'.tt .. f'N .''- ''-'' l..'' -
respect o. tlg memory 90 N.EEEr !. brown,
T.1 Ia.e Clerk " he Circuit ultui this
q,
''. '
unanimously adopted
WH-EEts. To has pleased Divine p-ovid. nee Co.
take from among as and from his held ot useful
ness. R18sEr T. Ba0aN, Lsq., late Clerk of the
Circuit Court of this county. Who Tor f.tv year.
almost carsecutivelv has performed The duties 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17

Gen Logan has been offered The Brazinu
mission, and will probably accept His COM
plezion win not suffer by residence there
We hone he viii co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17

The Club, 4" a resort in Washington city Of
those who delight to toy with the tiger, was
railed on Saturday night last by the police
and tweuty-six persons, including a number
now aud heretofore conspicuous in political
official circles. All were lodged for the night
at the station house aud subsequently released
on bail to appear Four wagon loads Of gam
bling furniture and equipments were confsca-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17

By letter from one competent to speak in
,el-eutly We learn that the prospects for the
Spring Term Of The West Virginia University
are tattarins, and that eooi results Of the cleo
ION a pLe,ile-t arc alrallr seen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17

The large Hotel at Greenbricr White Sui
rlur Springs, only completed last juno, was
burned on Tuesday night. Loss $50 OOO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-17

Ir,d. Douglass IS to be MlrsLal u lie Dis
.uc.-a lucrative position
, 1877-06-09
Centaur
GLeiter from a PosimGsier.l

'ANT;ocH, III, Dee. !. 1874.
'Messrs. J. b. Ros & Co:
My vile has, Tor ong time, been terrible snf-
ferpr nom EhramatsIn. She las triei many pny-
sicianS and Uauy Remedies. The only thing whiei
has gYeG Ter reef IS Cehtaur LInlnent. am re
iblrCl - say this hes cured her d..ing wb =;
can to extend it, sale " IL EiNG -
This Is 1 s.fI.pia of many hUusaui testimonials Te
v-d, OF WUp' rful effected by the CeDtluI
LiLiUent. The Ingredients OF this article pub
i.shed around each lotIle IL contains Witch Rae:
McniEa, Aruiei, Rock OIL, CsntaD-, an! Iurt:ieuls
hitherto htte Known. 1t is inilsp.usbe tact that
the Centaur IinIm-nt Is performing mere cures Oi
welinss, StIE Joints, E.up ioas, Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sci4tca CIke,l Breasts. Lock- Jaw, Sc
,han all other IuImeuls, EiubrocatIOUs Extracts,
pintInents. AMI Pldsters nov m uSe.
For Iocthacit E-ITschv, Weak Back, Itch, an }
Cu;aDeouS Erupt ons, II : imir71bie 1t cures hErpS
and scIi,ls wIthuut ii ~sslr- Extracts pUisOn G:oni
bites and stIugs and L1,ls frUsts-;.it-s ami chil-
blains, III short time. No family can hflri 10 be
without the Centaur Liuifi--ut, white wrapper.
Stse GcnIasIr LiE,i.ncs,i- yellow Mg7sI PEI, Is
adapted 10 tie IousA SKIN, muscles and -. Of the
animal creation. Is vIf7ts upon severe cases ol
spawn, SWeeny, Wind Call, Big Head and Pol
Evil are hrtle les than nliIyrluS.
NesSrs. j. Mcclure Y 20, Drusgisists, cor Elm
and FrCIt Sis, CiIciL..l.ti, o., say:
- Ia our neIgItOriluUf number of teamslerS are
using the Ceuiaur lIuiIeac. They Pronounce II
superior any tlir., they have used. Ne seii
Lieh four TO five doz-n eottles per month to
these J,siEsieFs."
Ne have tirISanis of similar testimonials
Per WCua;s Calls, Scratches, Riir,-ione, Sc,
tEd for Screw GOIn IL Sheep II has L. rival. Far
m-IS, L,yvry-nCu AMI Stuck-Islis,.rS have ia His
Ilunlert rr.i.eiy which wori'. A-il1Iei time
ITS cost.
Labrador! Of ! B, Eos- X Co,
l2S SINS - DEY ST, NI-w YoEB.
, 1877-06-09
District Court SuEs.1EsoEss
TERRITORT OF rANHINGTON,

TERRITORF OF rASHINGTON,l CO
County of WeHG Buift, 'S-
Ia The District Court gt utc First JH.iicdi District Of
=; ashiss'1H TerIsa0ry
FR1Nk HEBER, P.d'aiif, rs. v. TIMING
DgJCHEIHt
THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA-To y
L THWING, Defendant: Nou arr hereby requir-
ed 10 appear IN action brought against you by
FRANK WEBER, Plaintiff, IA the District Court
Of the FISt Juiica DiStricJ of a>hiug;on Ielllto-
ry, holding terms In the City OF Walk ala Ia aud
for the COUNTIES OF MaiE MAlla anl Columbia to
answer tie complaint OF Plaintiff fie-l in wali v ala
couEty, within enty days after the service II this
summons, exclusive Of tie day Of service II not
served III sad county, but la sd District thirty
days otherwise within sky days OF th- sad Pl-
tiff viii take Judgment against YOU 10y Gcflal: ac-
cortiing TO the pray er OF the Complaint
The sail action Is brou5h: 20 recover the sum of
sil0 in gold coin, with thereon N 10 per cent
per anuuIu trUn October Is, 1876 on a account tor
leather sold by PaiutIh Defendant at Defendant 5
request, and for costs ami disbursements OF SUIT
And you are Hereby rotIisl that unless you ap-
pear AMI ID swer The saii complaint us above reaur-
el the prayers of the Plaintiff viii be granted IL it
- ness the Hon. = g. WINGARp, Judse O: the
l.. ). District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
49, treL of Washington Territory aud tie
seal OF sii Court affixed tins 81 dag OF NarcL, A.
d, 1871. y. EEEVES AYRES,
JAS. ID. MIX, Clerk.
Plaintiff Attorney. IS-6w
, 1877-06-09
District Court susasaoas
TERRITORY OF FASHTIGTOE, GO
l,o.l1,..l nt. n--E.r n II, SN.

| TERRITORY OF FASHTIGTOE, GO
County Of UGEd % ala, -
Ly the Distria Court Of the First Jadicidi District
| Of flashing Territory.
}. r. FLSEA4N, I-niHiiB, rs. THE l;ET4D4 and
! NORTHERN TFLBGRAPH co., and PLITT
| BCRR, D.jehdaHfS.
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To THE
L NEVADA and NORTHERN TELEGRAPH
! co, and PLArI BURR, Def-isdtnts: lou are here
by required 10 appAr IN action brought against
you by J. T. WISEMAN, PiaiuIif, in the District
Court OF the First Judicial DistrIet IF Msshinst0n
TerritJry, bodin terms the city Of Walla Walla
in and FOR the counties Of Walla Walls and Cc.uIn-
bia, 10 answer the complaint of Plaintiff, flied II
Wal!a Wa!la county, within twenty days after the
service OF this summons exclusive OF the day of ser
vice. Ii served in said county but in slil Dis
trict in thirty dsys; otherwise within sixty days or
the SAID Plaintiff viii take juezueIt against You bY
default, according 10 the prayer Of the complaint
The said action Is brought to the OF
s9S5 2l-i00 gui eoin. due Plaintiff by Defendants
Tor services IL hauling telegraph wire from Walla
Walla 10 Baker City, ard along Deiendants' line, in
October and Novelutsr, 1875.
And you are hereby notiiei that ualess yo1 sp-
par and answer the SAIL complaint above reuir-
ed the prayers OF the Plaintiff Will Be granted Wit
- ness the hon y C MISGARD, judge OF
I LIS. the District Court Of the First Judic al
t--~ District Of Washington Territory and he
seal Of ssii Court aft xri this 10th day OF April, A
D., is77 a. REEVES AYKES
JAMES d. MIX, Clerk
Plaintiff Attorney s9-6w
, 1877-06-09
District Cosart SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF H4SHINGTON,l GO
County Of Haiid nGiq, o.
In tie District Court cf lie Firsi Jliie'd L4strci Of
WdstiagfoR Tsryilory.
.4NGELINE C4RLON, PidiE}jg rs. CHARLES
/. y. CIRLON, DcjsHddni.
THE UNITED STATES or AMErICA TO
CHARLES 4. r. CARBON, Defendant You
are hereby required to appear in net Dn brought
against yon 10y ANGEiINE CAKLON, Plaintiff, IN
the Dstiirt Court OF the Fast JUieill District Of
Washington Territory, Loliiuk terms at Coliax Ia
and for tie cuBileS of Stevens and Nhiilusn 10 an
swer the simpiaint of T uintif, flied in Whitman
eouniy, with twenty DAYS after the of this
summons, exclusive OF The day of II lot
served Ia sail county but IN sad District, thirty
days Otherwise within sixty days, tie sal Pain
TIT Will take Judgment against you by defu!t,
ourIling TO Ia, prayer OF tie complaint.
The sad ion is br ught TO dissolve the bonds OF
natri,ao.Y eNi-tn-, ietw-eu Plaintiff aTi H-irIId-
ant on the grounds OF deseIriou a i alan o:nIant
OF Plaintiff 10y Defendant, und 1or other Pi0 PER relief
III the pr, rses-
And you hereby notif-d that url.ss VOC a1-
pear AMI answer the slIi COMPLAINT al gJir,.
the PlIntiif viii aPpl! 10 tie ust tor the relief
demanded therein.
- Witness the Hon. $. c. WISG. I'D, Ju''ye OF
, l.. ). tie District Court Of tie Fnst ia nj.
: -, District nf Washington Territory, ami the
ss,l OF sad urt ai vel this ist iay Of Ny, A. d.
1917. A. EEEVES AYkES, Clerk.
A. E. TSHAM, Pisin;tf : Attorney. 25-Gw
, 1877-06-09

Color POIsoNr.G.- belief in col
or poisoning by means of green dress
es and green wall papers has already
been forced upon The public by some
toIerably conclusive evidence; but il
seems that the mischievicus properties
of this color are far from being yet ful
ly exposed. A French Sayant, Nj.
Paul Bert, has just exhibited against
it articles of impeachment of the
gravesr charac.e", supported by re-
ports of a whole series of startling eX
perimen.s. II his theory Is true, II i
not only the arsenic used IN producing
the color which does the injrrv, hui
| the actual color itself; and a mere ray
of green light is capable of affecting
the health OF the person exposed to ii.
apart from all ail afforded To it by
the smell or presence of arsenic. To
demonstrate this alleged fact. NJ Bert
has Submitted several specimens Of
the srLs s.tive plant To rays of different
cOlurs thrown upon them through
stained glass, and i'll every case which
were treated TO the most briiliapI
g cen light wilhered and died in the
shortest time. In those plants which
were exposed to a red light peculiar
phenomenon was observed. The Zip
or spikes Of the leaves prolonged
themselves and grew forward in a
lean and hungry fashion, horizontally
with The branch from which they
sprang; while ID klue light the con
trary effect was produced, the spikes
auding out abruptly and rerpendicu
lsr!y from their stem. On one of the
plinrs being inclosed in sort of Ian.
tern having red glass on one side and
green on the other, instead Of shrinkr
ing away from the roison on their
righ; 10 the roseale autidote Oh their
lef;, the leaves as if bv fatal fascina
ton turned with one consent the other
way, and literally looked death in the
face.-Once q Week.
, 1877-06-09

BEWARE OF HAIR>DYE.-One Of the
residents of a down east viIlsge is a
crazy woman whose insanity is mani
tested by always wearing a letter en-.
Yelope on ber bonnet OF tied 10 her
parasol, or in some other harmless
way; but we doubt if anyone would
be likely 10 surmise the cause of her
insanity A few days ago her SOD
took her 10 a noted physician for his
advice. The physician said that her
difficulty was sofieuing of The brain:
that |, was absolutely incurabIe, and
that il was caused entirely by the Use
of hardy We hope that this Incl.
dent msy induce people who resort TO
artificial means 20 restore the lost
beauty of their hair, 10 throw aside
dangerous dyes and lotions, and wear
their gray locks without shame.
, 1877-06-09

The BLUE>GLAss MANIA. = The
blue glass mania has reached lis eli
max iu the sad case of a Chicago man.
He went into an opticians and bougEr
pair of blue goggles to wear Oh hi>
eyes. lie dropped into hat store and
ordered little round piece oi blue
glass put in the top of bis hat in place
of the usual tin venIilator. lie then
partook OF dinner of blue fish at a
restaurant with blue sky light, dip
ped his fingers into blue glass finger
bowl and refused TO drink anything
until The wafer hunted him up mug
with blue glass bottom. The day
was now spent, and going home in a
blue light street car The bue-glass man
meeting his children at the door, re,
fused to kiss any but those having
blue eyes, sat down in blue chair ic
read a copy of tie blue laws of Con
necticut, and got into such a fit OF
blues that he took some blue ink, and
writing in his will that at his death
the glass in his coffin should be made
OF blue granite, be grabbed a revolver
and blue out his brains.
, 1877-06-09

THE AGE OF THE EARTH.-The law
OF the radiation of heat, as illustrated
By some experiments with an ignited
strip of platinum, has been applied IN
recent discussions respecting The age
of the earth Geological evidence has
satisfactorily established that the tenn
peraiure of The earth was formerly
much higher than now, and the &c
cline that has happened could only
have taken piece by radiation in.o
space. Considering how Sow the
cooling DOW isis a scarcely precepui
bic fraction Of degree in the course
of many ceuturies-it would seem 10
accomplish the whole descent, if even
We 90 no further back than the pale
ozoic era, an smazins IaEse OF time
would be required. And if We ac-
cep, the nebuia hypothesis, since the
original temperature must have been
at least that Of the surface Of the sun,
The time must be correspondingly ex-
tended, Even if numbers could be
given then, imaginsIion would alto
geiher fail 10 appreciate them. But
we have here experimental proof that
The higher the temperalue OF body
the more rapidly il cools. A descent
through. given number of degrees l.
more quickly made when body is at
a high than when it is at low lem
peraiure. Ancien,ly the cooling of the
earth was more rapid than it is now.
Not that there was any change or
breach in the general law under which
the operation was taken place, for the
same mathematical expression applies
TO all temperatures, DO matter how
high or how low they may be. MIR.
C-olI, in his researches Oh the dIsiribu
ton of heat over the globe, points out
the bearing of these experiments. Our
estimate of the age of The earth, as
deduced from the cooling she has un
dergone, must therefore, in view OF
these considerations, be diminished-a
result insisted upon by many regent
authors Toe much weight must, how
ever, not be given TO this conclusion,
since il ought TO be borne i'll mind
that the cooling was not taken place
by radiation into space from The earth
alone as a solitary body. She was in
presence of higher ex,raneous tenn
peralure, which diminished her speed
OF cooling, and correspon5ingly in
creased the time. Through the prob
Irm of the earth, as investigated
through :he changres of her tempera-
tire. may not at p esent he capable OF
exact solution, II must be ADMITTED
that the time reqired 20 bring her
heat to its present degree must have
been iuconceivably long.
, 1877-06-09


Why PRINTER's Die YoUNG.-A
writer fully accounts for the reason
why printers die young, and why they
are continually tramping from place
10 place in search Of peace and 9nie
tude. He says that working for forty
editors and scores of authors, every
one of whom is as sensitive a. a sore
thumbs and as lively ard interesting as
q hornet, no wonder the printers die
young, and only pachydermatous, griz
zly, mullsh specimens get their share
Of life. The writer wishes that he
could offer himself a. an awful ex>
ample of the periis which environ the
man who NEEDLES with cDld-type.
A thoroughly trained printer should
have a step mother, and then a step
fatler, and then have been bound out
TO tanner, and then have married a
scolding wife and lived in a smoky
house, and have had a family of babies
who were afflicted with Ihe colo lie
should have added To all this discipline
thorough knowledge of scince and
law, languages. theology, history, and
biography. If, in addition, he has a
vicious-looking couGtenapce and al
amiable disposition, he pay stauI
some chance with these authors and
editors, but the probabilities are, after
all, that they Will worry him to death
This picture Will have very depTess
ing effect upon ambitious boys who
are anxious To learn the "art preserv-
alive Of arIs.' The picture, however,
is tolerably correct Que.
, 1877-06-09
UNITED STATES CLAIMS,
Land for scidie-s-..and and Rich Miues
for sale or raae-Earnished Hofei
and Mill for sale ar tratc,

COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN YOUCHERs,
i Bounty, New Orleans and Other prize money n0@
due. AND PostOiiie claims obtain Pensions iT oi
ieers, soldiers, sailors, wounded, injured or dise2t
title 10 hand aud laud warrants 70: soldiers IN al
wars before 81 March, ls55. and attend to al eesi
ness at Washington Locate Timber Land, Coi'esS
Scrip and Homesteads oa lands near Portland Ogn,
and elsewhere Viii sell Cranberry, Prairie, SE-i1h
aud Ilmbered Land, at prices lower than nsutt,
Rich Placer Gravel Beds and Qnartz Ledgss ior 50.
or trade. Also will sell Furnished Hotel CT reD-
C.M CARTER.
66m Portland, ogn-
, 1877-06-09

a FRAUD.=lt was bad enough for the
radicals 10 cheat Tildpn and The de
mOcFacy out Of the Presidency, but
they are not The only ones cheated !;
for, SO far, Hayes seems 10 be crfraud
ing the radical party as much as his
friends detraudad the democratic
party. While the radical party count
ed him in by the most d;sgraceful
frauds, he in taru has proved fraud
on their hands.
, 1877-06-09
SPECIAL EREECEZTS.

Pianos. Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, GI.ss-
ware and IL conteuts IN cIseS OtheT iSe Queens
ware. Marble aIsi Castings taken only At owner =
risk of d.rH.a-;e, hre--kr-;e or l-ukage.
AcIiS. IurpcntInss, burning Fluids Oils AMI ali
other liquids, IN or other VESSELS, at owners
risk OF ivakugc.
e%,s taken ,dsly at owners risk of brr-k'ge
fiuis, Vegetables, and all oih-r uerisiatb.e prop
srty, at owner risk OF frost decay
Fu:nrare not boxed, and all Agricultural and
Me';-au!c-' implements, st mp ar kEockevl down,
at owiirs r. of damage and chatting L:eaka.,e
Non Will the Company responsible .lr lei,l-nc!e=s
IL any part ui.ie-s tx sr,rsiy IscriPJeI tor
, 1877-06-09
D0yyS SgEczAL RATES.

Ns1c!.anise, Frat AM Vegetables, same rates Is
Above sr toI usts.S. grJ.cUt
Ne., orr-ii is.0r- ti.su the above rates pr tci.
wI.-.ht- b.! ll-S esc! 70 c,r;s
Nod, Sand, S;one anI LsYe SpDck at agree; on
TatrS Up OF dos L, Hy e.- ,.al
Double Rates last freight t.--kr,-p< M On
down, rrreiye7! from or driIvcI ei 10 l,ziis
4 Il freight Eot ceiIvrrvi trfu.e p a. on the DAY
after II Is received lie de.Ols Wll Le stored al
OEIeT rNi+i-Se and risk.
Aad al n iit received al .o:s vii beat owners
r'sk 81 tfe un,i' =! u Gelrsre! 20 cor,igne.-,
Al bIs Payable il gold before delivery OF
I.el.lt.
, 1877-06-09

MorHERs AND DAUGHrERs.-Oue la
dy begs that mothers make confdents
Of their daughters What necessary
information has a mother 10 iinpart
aside from the laws of her daughters
heaIth2 None But it should he her
duty 10 guard the innocence and purI-
~ OF her daughter, ard she viii have
the satisfaction OF seeing that she is as
pure a woman as she was girl, and
that the effort 10 appear innocent
while a young lady was such task
that she halls marriage as a happy re-
lease. The Dask falls of, aud the
woman sinks all the lower for the Ell
fort which that mask cost her. And
these are the characteristics of three
fourlhs Of our young girls end inarri
ed ladies. Other knowledge vii.
come with the reed. If the mother
caunot be with her 10 give II, the only
ether person 10 accept it from her Is
her family physician. "What ?" says
some one, "would you rather friend
would talk on such matters than a
doctor?" No, ma'am When | con-
suit him I pay him for it, and wheE-
ever ! meet him again, he does not
presume upon that consultation, drag
giug such subjects into the converse
ton. Besides, physicians treat such
matters with de!ieacy which would
suggest Itself TO those women who
would scatter scandal as profusely a.
The farmer scalters seeds. Another
writer introduces her hobby in such
On independent manner that one might
use in writiag recipe OF some whole
some dish. But, behold ! She is tell
ing us that she parted from reserve
and modesiy ''long before she was out
of her leens,' also giving her exreri>
spce IN that cold, Old fashion, which
originated with Adam and Eve.
, 1877-06-09

TnE Russian fleet, so long lingering
st New York, has departei-whether
is not known. 1t is rnmorei. how
ever, that large shipments of arms
and ammunition, bound for Russisn
ports in The Baltic, will follow close
behind the fleet, and under protection
of its guns. The supplies which Tur-
key has been buying will not be sen,
lasi now-it would be hardly safe.
, 1877-06-09

BRIGHAM YOUNG is the her of 63
ehilden, 10 of whom are living; more
than half of these are females, and
with but two or three excep ions, all
are blondes, and none what may be
called beautiful. The youngest is six
wears old.
, 1877-06-09
ARsEaIS OF PAY. BOUNTY. .c.

Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors Of The bate
wall or thur hcfTs are IN many easss entitled 20
money from ths Government which has Ls-e, found
70 Be due since fnsl payment Srite full history OF
service and state amount o. pay and bounty Ieeeye
Certificates Of AdJutant General q 5 a shsSin.,
service and honorable discharge therefrom, In plaee Of
discharges l0st, procured fOr small fee
Enclose stamp TO Gilmore d Co. and full re-
fEN>fONSt rzNsIONs,!
All Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors, wounded
rupiuTe or iriuEfd IN the hls OF duty Ia The Ia,e
waE. and disabled thereby, can obtain a pension.
Widows and minor ehiidTen Of Ofs.c-rs Sldierx
and Sailors, Tbo have died since discharge OF .iss
contracted or wounds and injuries received in the
addressing Gilmore & 40.
Increased rates for Pensooers obtaine3 Ronnty
Land Warrants procured for serIi1e in wars rror to
March J. 1873 There are DO warrants s,rHrifef for
send stamp TO GILMORE & co.. Washing
sDn, %. a.. Tor fnii Instructions 3arf
, 1877-06-09
FARM FOR SALE

1 FARM For SAIE of One Half Section of land,
n GOOD LANE ROUSE and FRAME BARN,
and a glssi ORCHARD, with FRUIT and SHRUB
Berry on tsse Place. There l. abundance Of good
running water, AMI plenty Of timber for fire ~uod
and fencing Purposes, on tie land. The place Is Sit
uatei aud one hall miles from Dayton COlunl-
hla county, Washington territs-y- Fog further pr-
te1la,s, address the unierslynsd at Dayton. ~ /.
3Stf SENLA\D & KIRK
, 1877-06-09

A ROCHESTER, WOMAN appeared on
the streets IN ballroom dress. She
was arrested, but her good CHARACTER
insured her discharge. The second
time she came out with her shor,
sleeves and lownecked dress SIZE was
arrested again The Judgment of tie
city authorities is highly copimend>
able, and the woman ought 10 be
st home or in an insans asy ium