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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-09-05
Thinking.

Too much time is given to teaching
pupils to memorize, and too little time
TO teaching them to think in our
schools. Thinking should be encour-
aged, and the earlier commenced the
better. Children in the primaries and
in the grammar should be given prob
lens, conundrums, and stimulus in 9th.
er forms should be applied to coax the
intellect to act and develop itself. Not
children alone, but people of all stages
in life should cultivate the habit of
thoughttulness. Nor let it be enough
to know that the sun rises and the
wind blows, but why? Commencing
the habit early in life one grows TO
love it, and to it we owe the ricn pos.
sessions given us by science. With
out it we should still have been plod-
ding along in the darkness of the mid
die ages. BY means ofthe mental de-
velopment 1t induces, we may be able
to see and appreciate the beauties and
wonders Of nature as none other can,
and to comprehend Ideas too grand
tor conception by mind less devel,
oped
, 1877-07-07

WHEN Charles Reade's dramaiiz1~
tion OF Tennysou's Dora" was being
enacted in a small Austraian town,
where the choice of actors Was not
great, Mary Morrison, on making her
exit to bring on her little Willie, of
four years, was shocked 10 find lub
berry boy of fourteen who must 90 on,
as no other was 10 be had. The Farm.
er Allen of the play was, no doub' i,
equally shocked to see Mary coming
on the stage with boy nearly as big
as herself. What was worse, the au
dlrnce began TO litter Blu, Farmer
Allen was equal TO the emergency,
and, instead, OF asking, How oldare
You my little boy ?" said, How old
are yen, my strapping fellow 2" prob
ably hoping that The boy woGId have
the good seDse To give an age con-
slstenI with his size The boy, how
ever, with painful fidelity To the texi.
and in sepu chral Voice shat made
the answer all the more preposierou>,
said, -Four 10 five. grandpapa"
Forty five !" exclaimed the farmer
cheerfuIly; "vou look it, my hov; YOU
look IL" There was laugh, for
moment. but the play was saved from
shipwreck
, 1877-07-07
Notice of utstr:hution.
RIT0RT or wASHINGrON tSS

TERRIT0RT OF W4SHINGTON,t
Coumiy Of UGla 81 ala. -
IN PROBITE In Me NrHcr Of The Estate &,
GEORGE B1RNEE. 0sce1sd
NtrAIlON: On rys.iin- ths Ia verified petite
y of MATILDA ANN WARNER, hlel L. q
Court on thr 18th day Of June, \ ID. 1877, setti
forth that GEORGE WARNER her huslr.ud q
iniestate IL the cuunty 0i Wala Walla, Ierritor
WusbInston, on Tn 22i day 0f March, \ ID is
that deceden, ~ he TINS uf ms 'irHrh
Of said canHt, leaving rial and rerscual sta he.
III, valued az about $2Ga; that al 0f said prupert
Is community prnpT5y II laviEg b@sn acquired
deced M : marriage Ith tt.nuer, aud praying iU
order distributing and assigning all OF sad pro
perry 70 petitioner rs tie survivor OF sud dereleu
according "a law And It appearing 10 the Court thar
no good reason exists - issue letters almnisIr7i-
Il III the matter Of seil estate 1t Is crirIei that
persons Interested IN The estate OF SAID GEDRGf
NAHNES, deceassd. be and apppar tefure the 2 -
hate Ccuri q SAID county Il ws.!la Nalla o. " y
DAY, the 2@i day OF July, A D. ls77 at tie hour o.
one clock, P OF that day then and hire 10 show
cause, II ans there te why OTlrr of S.rbui0n ui
the pro erty described iu sli etili.n should not le
male as there prayed fer Further that s-rvc, of
this citation te made all persons interested in said
estate, hv publication of InIs orirr Ia the Waila
" Ola STATESMAN, weekly newspaper printed az 3
published IN til city ana county Of Wall Walla
Washington I'trltory. fof four suco ss5ve weeks
prior Ia sild 23l day OF jay, \. ID. 1871. Dated
Nalli Walla, june IS h. 1871.
@oiw T. Gi-it'HAR prsl.ate Igl.1s,a
, 1877-07-07

Rosewood. Ii has puzzled many
10 decide why The dark wnod SO high.
" valued tor furniture shuuid be call
ed rosewood. Its color certainly dues
mol loOP ike hat of a rose. but " han
the tree is first cut the frerh wo {
possesses a strong roeehke fragrance,
hence the name There are halt
dozen or more kinds of rosewood trees
found IN South America and the
East Indies, and BeighboriDg islands
Sometimes The trees grow so large
that pianks four feet broad and ten
teeI long can be cut from them. These
broad plank are principally used to
make tops for piahotortes. When
growing me rosewood tree is remark
able for It's beauty, but such il IL val
ue III manufactures as in ornamental
wood, that some OF The forests where
1t once grew abundanIly now have
scarcely single specimen In Mad
ras the government ha> prudently had
great plantations of these Trees set
ou' in order TO keed up The supply.
, 1877-07-07
sat..rsiay. the |. I.i DIV nf IiiIY. Ih1-.
District Court summons.

IERhIIOKY OF H4SHIyCTOy 90.
County of GH0 Hdia, 30.
"a u'e D'strief Coli q The FrSt Judicial District Of
Isi,sgt4a Tesyf,o-g
4AGELfNE CARLVN, PigjE.i5. rs. CHARLES
4. r. C-iELOY, Deiehdaaf.
THE UNI I'D sra rs OF AMERICA-
Cha AhLE> A X CARBON, Defendant: Ynp
are hereby IequHei 70 pp-ar IN an act on brought
against yo' ~ ANGEiINE GALLON. PlaintlF in
Tie bistrif Court Of The Fust JuGieal Di,+rirf of
NasliinStoH I-rrI'ory, boiling terms a. Coltax in
ana fr the untI7s Of Stevens and hitrasn 10 Az
sEer the complaint OF P PaiuI.h filed in wb,t,n--,
eouu j. within tSe1ty DAYS after the -f vie, ~ ~
summons, exclusive OF tue day Of servlre. III nat
S'Vei II saii county, bat 10 sald Distinct IL rLrsv
GAYS or rNlse within sixty days on the s.it PIs;
IN wIii take judgment against you ~ default BE-
eofling 10 th, pray O; tie complaint.
be Sd ac iOa Is Or ughf 10 Dissolve the bonds ~
man mo eNlsting ietS en- Plaintiff aud D,fen5-
ant. on the grounds OF 3eseItinI a q ats.n a. -.
oi tialntIn oy Defendant and for othe. u.our resf
IL tise Pr nilseS- e4
Aud you are bere' Y notified that M les von an
ptar an aI.sEer the sad mplaiut as above rfpr.f
the Plaintiff vii apply 70 the c urt for the reis;
ceIaauiei .erein e-e ie"ei
- Witn-ss the Hon. s C. W1SG.ap Ina, ~
l. : the District Court OF tie First n, 80
- Dlsrriet 81 Washington Terriiorv and -.
sal oi sail urt sfiVei. this ist -av OF n e n
= Z lsHAN, Pl'ia'fs Attorney. 2s-sm
, 1877-07-07

SAVE THE Oh PAPsa.-Nevar throw
away old paper. Ii you have no wish
TO sell it, Use it in the house. Some
house%eepers prefere it to cloIh for
cleaning many articles of furniture.
For instance, volumn written by a
lady who prided heI SELF on her eXr er-
ience and tact, says: After a sieve
has been blackrned, i: can be kept
looking very well Tor a long time by
rubbing it with paper every morning.
Rubbing with paper is a much nicer
way of keeping he outside Of a tea
kettle, coffee pot and teapot bright
and clean than the old way of wash-
ing them in euds. r ,bbing with pa
per is also the best way OF polishing
knives. Tin ware and spoons they
shine like new silver For polishing
mirrors, windows, lamp Chimney ;,
etc, paper is better than dry cloth.
Preserves and pickles keep mnch bet
ter if brown paper, instead of cloth, l.
tied over the jar Canned fruit is not
70 apt 20 mold If a piece Of wiring
paper, cut 10 fiji The can j. laid di:ect
ly on the fruit. Paper is much better
TO put under a carpet Ihan straw |.
is warmer, thinner, AMI makes less
noise when one walks over IL.
, 1877-07-07


FRENCHMAN'S EC,NoaIEs.-When a
FrencEman in cafe puts TWO or three
stripe Of white sugar in hi- coffee, ard
The remaining two in his pocket, 1t is
not meauness but economy The four
conSecrated 10 The demitasse are paid
nor; and the purchaser may carry
them home 10 the canary bird, present
them To The children OF the conler
gerie as a DIeans of main.alnlpy
p easant rel atoms with that person. or
keep them for cau>ucree. Life is not
as IN the UniIed States, where there
Is elasticity In the Incomes. Here
they are f 6sed so much a Year, mon h
and day. The line .b, u the bud.et
oil expenses. Is rigid, especially in the
ease Of small renters, who abound in
France. The man OF 5000 francs
year rides ON the Top of lie omnibus
Tor thee sous reads the papers in one
OF The small reading rooms, for four
sous; smokes one or two sous worth
OF Capural tobacco a day, in a lipe ;
goes 10 the Theatre once a week tor
three 10 five flames, and 10 the cate
ehan'ant once or twice, where his con
eumstlon costs him ten sous each time
ne eats Two franc dinners, followed by
that Indispensable black coffee, for six
Sous, with one or two sous graUuilv,
sud-One of The second class c@ies. The
ehiet part of his time he strOlls on the
boulevard. hooking in at the windows
o. the people-uever failing under any
circumstances TO admire pretty wo>
man-snd in sitting ia the public gar.
dens, all oi which is graIailuons pleas.
ure.
, 1877-07-07
Ruiier Product OF Cows.

Estimating the quantity of butter a
COW will yield during the year by test
ing a given qaauuty OF mix at a
certain time aud making that the
standard. is qmre unreliable as ever
practical dalryman knows tha, mi
varies greatly id if> yield from time t'
time. The record of Col Newell :
COW as reported recently IN the C0a"
ry Gentleman, appears to have h'-'
drduced from some such standard, ,
II l. not easy 10 believe that any c.
would have produced IN eler'
months and two days The enurm"
quaniily OF 977 - 100 pounds of b"
ter
Philip Snyder of Ymelaud, \. q
IN commrnIing on this rec, ri, Il
late number OF the above meniiuL
paper. gives record of the quan';
OF mix required tor a pound "i bu'
at different seasons fiom his own Gu
and saws that alti Ough her ac II
Weld Tor b. year was 396 pound,
ounces, yet if her product had be.
calculated from thirteen tests made
her milk, nine of the uumber w"u
have made il 10 excess of the sciu
yield, and III several instances tn'r
mou>Iy SO. HIS COW gave 10 6i-
pounds It mIk for lhe year OF 3b'
days, md the qnan'ity Of mix nqnn
ed To max one pound Of butter vi
ed in dlfferen' sc ,suns from 81 ii | 0
pounds, IN July, 10 10 10 100, .
January. Al The latter yield AZ
Standard for calculation, the COW
would have yielded, theoretically
645 pounds of butter, whereas ih,
actual yleld was some 249 pounds
less.
II must be quite evident that all
calculated Yield, OF butter, by taking
a given quantity of milk as the
standard Tor the pound Of butter,
must be regarded with suspicion, un-
less well supported with facts showing
that the m!lk taken as standard was
of averag" quality of that produced
during the whole season The report
ing oi large Yields of milk where The
record is loossIy kept and calculation
enters rnIo the account, Is of lntle
benefit, because it leaves one III doubt
as To The actual facls.-RraL Ne,0
YORKER.
, 1877-07-07

EvARTs PuY~IcALLY.-ESarto' face
is shayen. HIS hair Is scanty and
iron gray. His ears are small, and
lonk as if they had been closely Trim
med. His eyes are gray and faded
They have waiery appearance while
he Is speaking, but every other part
ei his body Is so dry that one expects
him 10 crumble up when his great
spirit goes OUT of him, and blow away
at a breath His mouth is small, hIs
lips are thin aud colorie>s his teeth
are perfect IL form and color. His
nose and forehead are the marked
features of his per,on. II lsn't 4
Webslerian forehead, broad and dome
lik- D., but il is buIging like, and hangs
over his eyes like a bay window In
the second story of house. HIS skln
is so pure and dry that you can see
the currents of pale blood that run
over his skull. The nose is big enough
TO carry all the brains All urdnn1ry
man would need, aud mabe Evarts
surpIu, is situated there. 1t is not an
incon,equen: yestibule, as some call
Morton =, but peak majestic, and
Iites from tie landscape OF his face 10
give ii dignity and consequence. II
Is noi puggy OF griSIly, like some
large noses, but it l. of arl,tOcrauic
material aud artistic carving. The
slopes aud curves are all according TO
the lines # art-Grecian art Ii is
thing of beauty magnltied. Evarls'
legs are pipe stems aud his arms are
willow branches His chest is less in
diameter than his head, the breadth
Of his shoulders is about as great as
the distance from the tip of his nose
TO the base of lis cerebellum. He has
no bowels, aud only stomach machn
cry enough 10 keep the brain supplied
with food.
, 1877-07-07
SPECIAL FREEGETS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass. Glass-
ware dld iis contents N oass Otherwise Queens
ware. Marble and Castings taken only at owners
risk OF damage, bre..kage or i-akaee
Ae'ts, Iurprntlnes, Burning Fluids, OILS and all
other hqEiis, III cans or other vessels at owners
risk OF letktge
fe'Ys taken OILY at owners ri-k Of breakige.
Fruits, Negetab - and al other perisI,able prop
-rty, a; owners risk OF frost OF decay
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements. set up oT knocked down,
al owner n Of damage and ehIfHg or breakage.
NoF VIII the Company responsible for deRcienafs
III any part unless the specially reeeiPted iof.
, 1877-07-07

GiRLs.-lf girls only knew their
own physical structure better, they
would never dare dress as they do
tor III; cons squences wGich are almost
certain 10 follow are too appalling To
be c"n,empla ed with Ca mness. ANY
one wishing to be beauIifui and at
tractlye must have health, and it is
true that gentlemen, in these later
days, shrink more and more from
choosing tor heipmate a frail and
delicate girl, who has not strength to
take care Of herself, much les to
have c'mmsi d ut household and the
rearing aud training of children. Good
health alone gIves attracIiyeness To
lady; the freshness and buoyancy OF
spirits consequent upon the fine and
perfect play OF all the physical laws of
her being is wonderful charm and
add TO this the greater amount OF
magnetism which a healthy person
has over sick one, and you have the
seere, by which a rosy, laughing
oeamrng girl OF plain features is twice
s. ATTRACTIVE as a pale, delicate, Ian.
snld beauty, whose face Is as lovely
as Greeian painIing, hut whose ner
'ous sfslrm Is depraved by sickness
Hn',i the amount of magnetism In her
eon'd be more than measured in a
nutshell.
, 1877-07-07
1T eeklp State5mau.

RsyERIEs OF MURDERER - No
matter how softly the nails may be
driven, nor how quietly the dark
framework be pinned together, every
whisper Of sound will fall, to day. up
on the ears Of George W. Fletcher AZ
a real death knell, when the jaiIors of
the county prison begin and complete,
in the gloomy convict corridor. the
erection of the gall1ws from which,
sbont three weeks ago. Patrick Qng
ley was banged, and on which be aiil
die next Monday. Yesterday, his
counsel paid him visit for the piIr-
pose Of informing him of all that had
been "a faithfully but so frHlrles-ly
done in his behalf. The prisoner has
LOST SO much flesh since his trial ;hat
he is only mere shadow Of his former
self, brt although physically comparn-
lively weak hi> mind appear calm
He seemed anxious TO talk, a. though
il was relief, driving away the
thoughts Of what is 50 ilst approach
ing No one knows he said. what
have suffered since | have been here
What is 10 come is nothing TO the
thoughts that continually harrass me.
But il is hard 10 die tor doing what |
did when was drunk All people,
when drunk. do things that They know
nothing Of when they are sober. But
Just :hink OF Ir! The person who l.
the cau-e uf my being here Is already
dead. She ha. lied before me l. II
NJ. terrible? The hardest shock |
have had vas The day Qnig!ey was
hurg They thought would hear
Dorhing, bur | heard every'hDs-Ihe
tramping as The procession marched
bv, the words Of the funeral ceremony,
the fail of the irap-l heard them all.
Ii was terrible ordeal. | have counts
ed every nail in the floor | have
counted every wire across the win
dow; | have counted every mark on
the floor; | have counted every spot
on The wall, and | know each one as !
know an old acquaintance face. |
nave walked up and down this cell
counting my steps and seeing how
many miles could make. bn' | can t
walk far now. .'-PhiiudslPhia Times
, 1877-07-07

NOTHING looks more stiff and m
graceful than eyergreens all of one
variety planted in a straight linz
slong the fence, parallel with the from:
OF the house, especially il lha yard be
so narrow as to admit but one row of
trees. Evergreens Of the same kini
are So uniform 10 their growth that if
set 10 a row, they present a much
more monotonops appearance than
NAPLES, elms, willows, gums or other
large trees disposed in the same man
ner. But if there Is 10 be line of
Trees aisc, by all means plant he
large trees next 10 the fence. and The
avergTeens inside.
, 1877-07-07
DoWY spEgEAL RATES.

Differed % the o. s. v cos Boats at TaLula.
MerciaDdse. Fruit aud Vegetables, same rates IS
above er ton measurement
Wool, one-lEah than the above rates pe. ton
weight. B-ti hides each 10 cents
Woo, sand, Stone and Liye Stock at agreed On
rates up or down, by car load
Double rates ttst freight l-scksges, up or
down, received frOB DELIVERED 70 tosl;s
Ali freight not GeiIy=red before 5 P 4 on the day
after It Is received at the depo;s VIII lie stored SC
cwEer expense and risk
And all freight received depots VIII be at oTneTs
risk Of IRE until shipped delivered 10 oonsgnees
Al bills payable IN gold CON b=ioie delivery OF
freight.
, 1877-07-07
ARguAnN or PAY. B.,vHrY.Ae.

Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors Of the late
war. btstr hCirS, many eas : entitled 10
money nom th@ Government which has b eri found
to be tue since tnsl payment II fun history Of
seryIce and state unf Oi pay AMI bounty eeeivfd
Ceri n =I'es Of AdlutsHt G-neral L = y shuWlug
service and Honorable discharge tlerefrOm Ia plaCe Of
discharges lost, procured tor Il. small ft-e
Enclose stamp 10 fillmore d 90 and full re-
PA EJsSs~i Pension >!
All Federal Offers Soiiers and Sailors. wounded,
rupturei, or jured IL the line of duty IL the Lac
war. and disabled thereby, can obtain pension
widows AM minor Children of flies Sn!diers,
and sailors who have diei sIet iisch1Tse iSt.Se
contracted or WOUNDS and ujurIrs received IN the
service and y ie Of anty, procure pensions, by
aiiress NJ s.IlsIiIr.. & go
Increased rate for Pensioners obtrined. Foun;y
Land Warrants proTirel for ssrVil- IN WaTS Sor 10
March 8. 1915 there srr TO arraHts ggauiel tor
send stamp TO iiiI.tiG2s. & co., washing
ton ID. a.. tor ftlll instructions 52-tf
, 1877-07-07
Rates Ga KsowE, Freight,
Rates on Up Freight,
lrER TON MEASUREMENT. osl

GOODS. MERCHANDISE, ETC, ETC.
From Wallula to Walla WaI!a. ~ 90
From Haiiula TO Whitman IS
From Whlt.l-an 20 W.slia " Wslla..--..........l %
G%s Building Material, AgTi .ultural and gechan-
zeal implements, Lane &c. Fregi.ted 10 Eallula by
o. > y Co. ioats at reduced measurement, will te
freighted by us at the oregoIng rates on O. 5. N
Go 5 reduced measurement
, 1877-07-07
CLA slSD0N EEOTEs.
PORTLAND 0REGoy.
ZIEB ER ~ KNOWLES
f'r0pFielorS:

SITUATED OPPOSITE ALL THE RAIIRo.
: am aes sIlshIP Utess. Street cars pass t m ,.e
ev ~ five min. ..iss 80 AiSuse
- Free Coach TO and flon, tie House
9s-tf
, 1877-07-07

To NY FRIENDS: MANY THANKS for TIER
Patronage eurug the yr-s have prsetieed Dent
lsiry IN " AiA walla- Having disposed Of my d.
nc interests to Dr. c. II. MACK, oh, Is NV sue
eeSor IN PRACTICE, take plessure IL r-fe-riIg nav
former Iat-uns 10 gentlsn4n and den,lst - vel
-ni tavors5iy know. HIS eminent professional
repuiatlnn : sufficient guarantee
" ILA W4rIs, November a9, Is-6
Eft W B. GLOVE.
, 1877-07-07

WHITE WASHING, KALsoMISEING AND
!" wALLC0IORING dcne az be sloi test notics
Inquire CT DEbOIS, at r. BOgie's Hair Dressing
SslGon. G-u
, 1877-07-07
Sher.hS S Sale Of Real Estate,

pU oUANT 70 \ DECREE AND JUDGMENT
ui foreclosure AMI order ol sal-. mad. hy III. Dr.
ulet Court OF ilr FIRST Ju lcIa Dstrier OF Mashln,
ton Territory, holding Terms At WaYa WaIht CIt,
Tor the esgr tbs of Nsla IS AHA aui Co gnlLi. n .
certain SUIT H. ~sid Court, wherein " " ENING
Vas F'AiitH, ai.f CaA Las NAESEY VIZ IIs-
zen itn which f--tee a"G ia gmeHt was rendered III
SUI Nuur, o. The ssh day of May. 49, ~her-iy /,
Was ieetl and or bred that ji mort i-ti premises
hereinafter dtscribed, te sold iy the Siel II nf III.
nii1 cILiy Of NAlI Nala, 20 satisfy tire mount III
si' decree and Ju1gIneTt Onnl d-ie from D-ieisut
10 Plaintiff, toSt: the of ou,. hun !rei AMI six
500 90 iotars IN eIi euin and interest theron al
The fd'e OF : per en-. per muuth together with
- o. attirn ; i.s, tnt Of SUIT a e-rtIti-,
copy % Which deere and ju ineut h.> h,-en du Is
SUED out lid uaier thr sal of N Court and 10
M d. Ver-t, for service. Therefore notice Is here
BY given taat | val, on
Saturday, the = iSi day Of J;sIy. 1877.
a Tie hour OF one O'Clock, P IL, Of sad day, at IN
CoaIt House or, IA >aid comfy af W.slla Mals
W sril ai Plb.I Au tiou. T. The heh4s and l..i
Bli-r, or cash 10 syl CON- tn murtgls.,i premise,
IN s1ld ccTee lu! aIl oder Of sale f,tnf if.I
and irsc-lt-! as ioss to-wit:
ofs nun ~ ten, lOl . even, IN lively fl2l and
hitsen. u ~ Ok nGm two. q IN SlI-il's tl-
isn 10 III Ci'y OF IA a-walht, county 81 ALA
"a!ii, Territory Of Washington. togeih.r with al
ana singular the ten MEETS. h=f-i;stln n;s aud sr-
pa -nine~s ta-Teuut' hriOn.Iny or IN auywl>a an
PR az M tlsfy SAIL decree, lgeut, interest,
a.. ofney ; fe, sud Clsts
"IVeH u-der my hand tbs 81 day Of jane. 1871
GEOEGE F. THOMAS
- Sherry ef HGiG B AHA CoHHfg.
PaiE tfs Attorney rsq5.1
, 1877-07-07
PASSENGER RATES.

SOrE.-The charges Of the NElla Wslh " aIn4-
Transfer Company ON down freight transferred -
o. ;. n Co. s boats, including the business oi Ri
warding. 10 80 cents uec ton And on up fresh 10
eelved from U. S. y. Cos bo,ts and tCrwart+d' -
cents per ton All down freight. for forward shp-
turned over TO tins Transfer Company to forward
, 1877-07-07

ermyh hand this so day Of jan, 4. D 1871
GEE3GE z.
TaudT fax or MaiI:v vaIsC Couai,
, 1877-07-07

Letter Head Paper. "a An oa,ss sSs'ss If S,,, sz-
hea Per, Just received at the s..i-Insn on :
-, - 1s ana business Men caa have their Letter
White rarsr. 1l'n 'ne ess. - =, oi
, 1877-07-07

Legal Cap Paper. Is.. sisss..s, ss, o.t At the
;nSo ~ oi .xtTa quality Legal Cap 'p-r which viii
Be sold TO Lawyers AID others Is per cent t,os he
market pEice. s-tf
, 1877-07-07

SINGER SEWING klhCniNES.
Ny PERSON wisLirS to exchange n SINGER
Il MACHINE f,r ANY otter can l.v ary ,qr m
this Territory OF the S-n- 80 j. and irtn { so
to boot, aiter ti1ee mUuti = wv,I=; aud after five
years wear, NIL give tWn ibl one SINGER Machine
i1-tf III - ppNaN
, 1877-07-07
ID. &. KaHER,
NorIC@ y q,

Presiderg ". ". & e. &. 4 90:
WGLLA WALI-A, August a3, 1876. l+-u
, 1877-07-07
Best Sewing Machine,

in use The different vtri les OF Grover & Rak.
ers celebrated Sewing Machines on hand and for
sale AT his Gun>mi b Store. Main street, Walls
Wala, at San tranrisco prlctS, with freight adls,
g. | viii guarantee 70 keep these Machines in
good order, free OF charge 10 thr purchaser. lS-f
, 1877-07-07
&. H. MACK.
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A CARD.

OFFICE IN UNION BLOCK, over Rees & winans'
" store. MAlla Walla 5s-tf
, 1877-07-07
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