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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-10
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Silotns Yfebrbeit im Ninritt bel6utt
iid auf 1874. Nu@ im 8etreT Der
Ginwobnersabl Der einicInen Difritte
par Die 9ssislatur nidt febr icrupul6s.
inSen. eiu;e'ne Difrifts beinabe elm
OritttI msbr 8ep6Iferuns aufsuutiirn
babtn oils ansere - bod barauf ten
ss 10 unisren 9erren Gefsssebern nidt
an - Die 5raAe mar ySSie Ton.
nen mir ee ftrtig brinstn, eab Der
Staot WiEouri nur 8 em otraten
in ben Gonsrsb f.nbst ?" unb bic uu'
tsnit,bsnSs GintbeiIuna bes Stnates
in GonsrsiiionsIlt Sifrifte it bic Nnt'
wort: Gritsr Oifritt- Grite, 3iueite.
Oritte unb Drsissbnte @ar6s Der
Stabt ct. 2ouis. pie bisieIbsn am /.
SuIi 1876 asid,affen iuurben, GeronbeItt
5opnibip unb SeTerion. Raibinston,
ct. Francois, Ste Gensbine uno Ra.
oifon County.
3weiter Sifritt - 9si.rtc, fInfte,
ishste. iiebeute mn6 a6te BarS Der
Staot ct. 2ouis. wie iie am /. SuIi
1876 sefbnffen Uurben; Central, Bon
bomme nnb @teramec Sopnibip uno
isner EhsiI bes Eoinnibip st. 2ouis
Der ilbIi4 BON $ase @penue in ct.
2suis @ountp beIeseH if.
Oritter Oiftrift - Reunte, iebnte,
elite unb sp6Ifte @orb bon ct. 2ouis.
ct. SertinauS Sopnibip unb isner
She'll BON ct. 2ouis Sotunfbip Otr
noroIi9 bon Base auenue Iiest.
Biertsr Diftrift - Sron SoiIiuser
Cape @irarosau. esott. RifIifippi.
Stem Wabrib, 8emifeott, Ounflin.
StObSarS. Butler, SaipIss. Oregon.
Garter, &ssnoIbs, @asue uns Yerrs
GoMnt1.
Sumter Ciitrift-8belps, SrenFlin.
Grapforb. Dent, ebannoa, SOweu,
S,arf, 3anes, 1briiiian. EousIas.
Stone, Brisbt. 1eras, Soelebe, %n.
lasi un6 Rarie0 &ountb.
ee4ster GiRrift - Greene, Barrs
NcDonalS. @swton, Sasper. Barton
Sermon. ct. Clair. Gebor, Dabe
2aiprsnee, 9enrp. Bebitcr unS Batei
@ountp.
eiebtntsr GiifriIt -- Sole, WilIe
Camden. 9tdOrs, 8oIe, DaHas. 3afa
petite, Solnion, Yettis, Nouiteau
Rorean, Beaton unb COOPER County
NHtsr DiFritt - Sass, Sn6iou
Clan un6 Ylatte gountg.
s1euuter Diitritt = 8n@anan, Au
6reip, Colt, &t@ifon, slobaDas
GBOrtb, Sentrs, Os2alb, Clinton
GaIbpeu unb @ap County.
3ebnter Difritt - @nSolpb. Gbari
ton, 2inn, Suuiban, Werter, Grnnet
3ipinss,ou, Oapitss uab Sasrifc
County.
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Den SSarmern bon 0aSconaoe unD
angrensenoen Counties 3ur sfa9ridt,
eab i1 bieies Sabr eintn sroeen 8ore
rdtb BON Susitabl (cast steeD YFiisen
aneefertiat babe, uno ba i9 mir beion-
bere Nfube aegebsn babe oas bette
@fatcrioI, weld).s fur biefen 3ptd ;u
befommen III gu taufen uno in Der @ns
fertisung berieiben bic er6bte gorf9t
dnaeipanot purbe, 10 werbe iA fur
eiefelben in ieoer 8e;iebuns sarautiren.
fOute iia @ebraud aefunoen iuerben.
oab oieie Hfliiee nidt ebenfo gut at
beitsn ais irseno Elm SabritpFua 10
iuerhe i4 es fur te:uen Serfauf bee
trahten. SD erIaubc mir bel Niefer
@eIeaenbeit Die Farmer su ,uarutn Dor
oen Slip Sbare 4fiaen. b. B. no bic
SHaar aus aipei Sbeilen iuian,mense'
iebt 1T, man fann biefslben NIT @t6t
elm Sdwinbel nennen, neil fe fem
S4mieb in Srsnnna balten Tam uno
man naH iehr fur;sn Gebrau& bic
S1aar peswerfen mus. @u@ biitet
@u@ Dor ben Sop Stanhcrs. mo- rer'
mitteIit sipei 8ol,en ober S@ranben Der
Baum befeitist 1T, fur iueld5e SEAN
iprudt wiro. bab man basur@ ben
Baum uerfeleu taun; oieielbeu fiuo
ri&t ffidbaltia unb aeben nit Der Seit
no@ Sieie Yfiiae uurosn obne aeuii'
aenee Yrobe in ben @artt aebradt uno
fnb ou@ biefes Sabr IN sroser ansobl
i'm Gountp rerbreitet uno i'd tann Die
ielben bIoe fur einen Sonntas Yfag
antmpfebIen.
Gar eineR Snten ans bauer:
baftem EFns fprt9t bor bet
Qaui6 9Hpher
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esmbtome riner franfen 9sber.
&1mtrjsn in rrr rt6tsn Stits. untsr-
o. BALI Ter 3irren, nm lr srreer
ttim Irud; mitunttr lit rer S6msr;
in ttr IinItn Srite; her &rante tann
faum auI ttr linttn Stite litssn;
6ftsr wirp rsr S6mrr; unttr rtm
ShuItrbIatt asiItlt, unr retnt lih
bdufie bis ;ur S6ulttrtrts aue, unr
mirn mituntsr fir 8bsumatil mue im
4rm rsrtannt. Ter Naasn lsiest ait
GrpetitIrfsteit uuS llsttlttit; rie Gin.
gsrtiet Fub alstmrin etritrrit. man6<
NAL trshlslnb nit @timhren FER 8rpf
1T leirtnb unr nit rumrfsm, lhrtrsm
S6mer; i'm leintsrtrrf tslditiat. G'e<
rEbnlih triitirt aud G'stl6tnis<
ihwahs, tselsitst ron rtinlidsm OF
fiibl, als lri straS unttrlaNtn, mas
bate aettan tpsrrtn lrIlsn. Gin ls;6tsr
trcdncr l6uitsn 1T mituuttr I'M o't-
frIar. Ter Yatient tIaat iittr Niattis-
Itit unt ShwaGs; or sriGridt Isidt,
Ieine Guet fne talt ctsr trtnntnr, unf
Ct tIaat iittr rridclnrsS Gisliibl in ftr
Saut; irin @emutb 1T nitrsratiGla<
gen. unb rbrrbl slauttnr, raG trr<
rtrIiHe Ssptsune inn rrtIttun
trlrre, tann e. erfh taum !Rrait ernus
iammtln, es 10 reriud,tn. 9r mfg
trdut in 98abrbsit jtrfm !osilmitttl.
Srrihitbsne rititr esnannttn Scmr-
trmt tssIsittn RE 8rautbsit, trd tat
ee Sale asssttn, nc trenist rsrlslesn
eriliirtrn,h ID irbc RE llntsriu@uns res
!RSrprrt na6 rem rrt tsrits, ras rit
2sttr in srGetsr llnrrrnunS mar.
8aItet Jitttr.
Tr @:2ans't etttr<9iI.
Ienin JGIltm prn talttm 6ie.
Fer, nit Euintn senrmmen, cr;eussn
RE btlttn Grirlae. Is aiett tsin tehs=
res purairmittel rcr unr HAD rem Gin.
nebmen rcn Suinin. SSir rathen alien
nit ritier Rrdnfbfit Sebaitttsn, REM
isIttn tiusn unrartsiii6sn Ser
iud ~ asplhrfn.
Sci alien tiiiritn llnrrrnunaen unc
ais cinfaheS pursirmittsI uncersleid<
lid.
@sn bite f& pOr TaIiGHHSsu.
Die 6ftsn fnp nie iittr:udtrt.
Sece Ghafteg blt eineu rrtten
gSahtiieael aui rem Isdsl nit rer >5n<
i6riIt Tr. WNant's Ettfr 9illsn.
Die aGten N.ganf'E Settrt
YtlIeR kattn eit Sianaturrn ron
6. @.eane unt 6ItmiEs Bros.
auf rem Tt6e.
~ SsrIanst tti eursm Erraui%
fen rrsr Stcrrbalttr, sud bic d6tsn
Or. I:9ane's .sttrs9illen
tu sestn, prdparirt zen @rFr. 6Itming,
pittsbursb. pa.
Ssrtauit bsi rtipsstdtIenT rOsuifsn ",
GcuntrS StCrtbdItern i'm Nussmeinen.
aa DisisHtssH. Rt&s I =. Q. TtsaHs1 e:
1tG-ptueR ~ SsrfHAsR RIHi&SH. i.Htsr mir Der cre
HGA iras11 siatm Gbris Der Ger. Ct. siHs Saa&td
cista fnr Is GtHiS
RskF6keF H(emIAa FittSknrek. "a.
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Z. MnHn1e.

| 4, 2UItpW .ye'
S&wG&e,uR6nht @siGIt&ts- 9ranI-
b.iten, 6inferhiift tur Gbr! llniru&tbar-
felt. NannteyGrit! @rumclidbe o.
fAneae ane fidbere 0eiiMn9
| kebanSslt
OaS ADIhenc 2Sm6 fir Mae
fIar une ssrhGnNIi@ il tsuN6tT u;te
enaIiIker GrraCtc. gRirh fCrNfani
ssTlitsell ssssn Ginitneuns BON 25 9tt.
sesr SsreS 9Dsrst in pot. Stamrs. pcr-
tOtr.j ssrIaaht. AhrsfEre Deutite
btilanFa.t, SCI pine sStrsst ST. LOUIS
MO.
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Sic meme Narfei.

1OS beOB9C 8ItG00
Die uItra.bemofratifhe Yrelie ifenfr
ben aus Baibinaton fommenSen 3a9.
ri@ten bon eiRer neuen repubIiianif4cn
stGtionaIpGrtei, bic fi9 aus ben aemd-
bisten Glementcn beiber alten Sartei.n
biioen foa, cine febr ero6e aufmerf.
iomtsit unb Der 9obn. worit fe eiefe
Seitrebunaen iiberi@ittet. pcrrdtb bi.
ansif. tueIde ie best. @m 5eitiaitsn
sreift Die yR. 3. Gun" Die 9errsn Sra.
tbews. S4ur;. Softer, Ssb unS Gpa,ts
an, bon Senen iener Ylan elmer nsuen
SarteibiIouns. iuie ss i&sint, aussebt
Sic bsidaIbiat iie. 9asss iiber Die 9lus-
fubrbarteit bisies Yroieftes ~ tduidrn;
Die iutlid.n Semptraten puro.n iid
ibm nidt anidlie6en unb ibn onbcr
n,4t in ben Stnno isbrn, sie uupcr
iObnliden llItrusGtpubIitan. auf Den
Su6fs gu isten. Gr neroc, wenn or
nidt einen totalen Brud nit bieiem
Glsmentc permeioen poae, na@tcns
ruieoer gu &rsu;e friehen mH6er.
Seine prOiettirte neue Yartei iei elm.
fd& elm Serratb sesen ole 9eute. Die
ibn ins @mt sfbradt bdtten.
@abrbait riibrenb lit es ater su ie.
htn, BON peld)en tisfen moralii6en 9e.
fibIen iebt bic Gtmotraten brfou. n
rucroen. Sic ipre9en fortn dbreno bon
repubIituniidsn Sntriautn. bon einem
unfttliden SdaderbanSel, burH mel
den bic iuoliden Yemotratsn tbeiIlpeiis
tur 3ases selucnneu werosn ioIen.
NIs elm 8eweis ioIden corruptcn
S&aders murotn idon frubsr ri,
Matbews Soiteriden @erbanblunstn
nit Senator @orbon unS Sobn gouna
SrOpn benuneirt, bis Die Ger6fient.
liduna Der OOtumtnts unb Hie oNens
Grtldruna 8rowns ibreu Nnflnesn elm
Gnne madte. Gbtnio bemiibten fe
nd in ben lss!en gSoden sic Qouiiiana
Oemptraten Dor auem Shadcrbanbel
nit Der 3abes'iden GpmmihiOn unb
Dor llebernobme irsenb pslder Ser.
pHidtrna, Dor ieosm Grmpt omib III
marnen. 9tidt minbsr btbanbtIn IL,
auf bas Qsbbnfteite Die Organization
hes ndditen &spraitntantenbauies. ffsts
bon Der Surdt burdoruneen. tab burd
einen ShaherbauoeI am Inoe elm re:
publitaniider Sprs9sr selpdblt Derbsn
f0nnte.
Biehsr III uns aus Der geihidte Der
Semotratis nidt bstanut, 6ab ne cine
10 tuaensbafte Yartei 1T, nObl absr
bat iie fd tets 6aturd ausseseiHnef,
oab iie nit allen, aud sen gan; per
idieoenartiaitsn Glemsnten uuo Sn.
tersfien ii4 iebr germ afOeiirte. Uenn
bas ibr sinsn auseublifIidsn 4artei.
portbeiI beriprad. 8rineibitntreus
mar ME ibre &usenb, iOTt batte II,
ni6t nm Die Gunit Der 8atboIiten, Der
@rtenba6ltr, Der beutihen Nnti' {sms
ptrsn,I.r bubIsn fonnen. gSdbr.nb
Die Osmotratis im Often fur pnrtgslS
lit, purbs lie i'm @,iten CUR Widaelo'
pirtsi, wdbrsno iie in 8etu g"rt Wars
lamb u. I. III. Die bdrteitsn Scmperen;.
unb Sonntaatfsier. Gsiete aufredt sr
bait. ipielte iie fid in Ohio ais btutid
ieinblid)e Nrtitemperen; 3artei auf
Sbre @ppeaationen unS sSarnunatn
an bic SubldnSer. sessn repu5litani'
ide Sntrisutn. ibre Wahnunsen on
biefslbtn. Der SsmOtratis trsu ~ bIsi.
BEN, tpiiraeu fsbr iibsrfii6ia i.in. rpenn
ne nidt tpubten. bab binreidsnhe
Srunot porbanben fnb. sinen A5faa
in ben iTbiiden btmosratiihen Heiben
uoraus;uiebeM unS iu beiorsen.
(9ouisuiQs SOIfsbl.)
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glitter Oiifritt- GaHawab. Boone,
$owarb, GaIine. Carroll, Sfase linS
@aecondSe @ountb.
3m6lfter Oifrift - @oair, Glarf,
Maeon, 3nOg, 9eiuis, @arion, Sbeibs
seotIanS, Sdubler ane Rntnam
County.
Erei;ebnterDifritt t-aubrain. gon-
roe. Nontsomers, @ite, 2ineoIn, St.
Charles, Naus unb gHarren Gouutp.
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Mtlt31tA.

Gem aeebrten 8ubIifum CUR gea&.
ri1t, bab i'd nieiue @ottlerpertfdtten
mad benz anbau on Der ct. Charles
Saue berleat babe unb es mir sur @af'
aobe MAIDEN tuer6e, in meinen ueueu
oofaI meine &Hnben tuie bisber prompt
unb reeu az bebienen. 0efon0ere aufs
,nertiamtrit iuirb Der Heparaturs alter
Sattlermaarea aei@enft.,
&. B. 6 S1cIten.
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@ Madt Der @cIt bas bsfannt,
mas gut IT, Sr. So. Me9san's ftir.
teneer GoroiaI unb 8lutr.inieer 1T elm
lebsnrcttcnSss Mittcl. Ge perleibt
6raft, Gtiunbb.it unb Stdrfs. reiniet.
belebt uno ber.itert bcS Slut. Tr.
J. .. We9san's Office, 3l+ @bsfuui
Str., ct. 2ouis, Mo.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

CHURCH DEDlcATIoN.-The new
Catholic Church, lately erected in the
Dublin Settlement, Battle Ground,
will be dedicated on Sunday the Goth
instant, at 1880 A. NJ. There will
be no admission fee nor reserved
seats. "F'irst come, first served" will
be the motto of the day. During the
Service collection will be taken up
to bring the good work to speedy
completion. Parties starting from
town between the hours of 6 and : in
the morning will have ample time TO
reach there in due season for the GER
emony; and as hotel accommodation
in Dublin on the occasion may be
rather limited on account of the large
crowd expected, a well-filled Basket
will be found very convenient thing
to have on the way home after the
dedicatory exercises. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
Moonlight Excursion.

The most enjoyable steamboat trip of the
season, was the moonlight excursion to st.
Helens last Monday evening. a large num-
Der of persons, mostly young folks, were on
hand when the the steamer Vancouver
left her dock at J o'clock. The moon shone
full and bright, and her clear light danced
and shimnered upon the little wavelets of
the river, as the happy company ghded mer-
rily onward Songs and social converse en-
livened the hour up stairs, while on the low
or deck, delicious ice cream and cake was
served by fair hands for the delectation of
the guests. Arriving at st. Helens, all went
ashore for moonlight ramble, some for a
look in at the ball in progress at Meekers
Hall, and some for glance at friends, resi-
dents of the place. In half an hour the boat
blew her whistle to leave and after quick
run arrived at Vancouver before l2 o'clock
The net receipts of the evening amounted to
go, 90. The credit of the affair is principal
" due to Miss Ella Stoughton and Miss
Sarah Middleton, who labored faithfully
from first to last to make it success.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

LOVES MILL has been overhauled and put
in order to grind the new crop, its grinding
capacity being increased. This mill is stu
ated on the Columbia river, convenient to
Mill Plain and the balance of Clarke County.
The mill is to be under the superintendent
of j. G. Addison, who is a first class miller
He will make as good -four as the Standard
Mills of Oregon. He assures us that custom
ers may depend on getting good flour at this
mill The road leading from Mill Plain to
the mill is to be repaired and put in better
order than any other read to the river.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
Personal.

This morning we observed Mr.. Geo. Lindsey,
the amateur" farmer from Lewis River, come
dashing into town in farm wagon, with
bevy of beauty accompanying him. Miss
Roberts, a handsome Portland belle, was hand
ling the rcins with a grace and dignity pecu-
liarly her own. On the back seat were two OF
the Misses Lindsey from Portland, supported
on the port gunwale by A. A. Lindsey, Esq,
of san Francisco, the man with the flame
necked" Dundrcares.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has been appointed Administrator OF the Es-
tate of Francis NJ. Phelan, late Of Cowlitz
County, deceased.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment and all
persons having claims against said Estate are
notified to present them with proper vouchers
to the undersigned at Carrolton, Co :. z
County, W. T., within one year from da.,
hereof, or payment will be barred.
MAJOR CARROLL,
Administrator
Dated Carrolton, W. T.. August 10TH 1877.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

FINE PEACHES size, flavor, and gen.
eral excellence, we have never seen them ex-
cclled, and rarely equalled in this country
We refer to lot of peaches brought in Tues
day by Mr. VIM. Dillon. The variety is
known as Hale's Early. Thank you, Mr.. d.,
for giving us an opportunity to speak word
for the fruit of this county, after sampling
some of the best.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
Drowned.

Last week we received the sad intelligence
that Jacob Toner, lately employed on the
tug boat Ben Holiday, and formerly of Van
couvcr. was drowned in the Willamette river
He fell from the steamer Ohio on her way up
the Willamette. On Thursday morning,
August 10th, his body was found at the foot
of Washington street, Portland, lodged in
the wheel of the Governor Grover.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

SHOULDER DIsLocATED.- Last night James
Shea and Thomas Davis had an alteration
on the corner of Main and Second streets.
The latter punished the former severely. Al
Gray interfered to prevent the slaughter, and
got his shoulder dslocated DR.. Finn was
called and did all that medical skill could do
to relieve him. He went to Portland this
morning, feeling comparatively easy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

The Walla Walla Union says: Ar
thur Haine, who was clerk for Capt.
Theller. while he was Quartermaster
at the Garrison, came up from Van
couver last Sunday TO be clerk for
Quartermaster Boutclle. He looks
as handsome as he did Is years ago,
when we frat met him.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
Card of Thanks.

The young ladies of st. Luke's Church SIN
cerely thank the officers and employees of the
steamer Vancouver for their gentlemanly as
sistance in the late moonlight excursion to
st. Helens. They also thank the public for
their liberal patronage on that occasion.
The net proceeds OF the excursion amounted
to $50.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

Upon the theory that it is cheaper to
travel than to stay at home, a large
number of people avail themselves of
the low fares on the ocean steamers, to
visit San Francisco. Last Sunday the
O7'ieaba sailed from Portland, and the
Elder left the following day, each carry
ing several hundred passengers.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are selling Stoves of the best manufac-
turers at the very lowest living rates. Our
Tinware and everything that we manufacture
is warranted to be A l. We use the best ma
teral and do the most thorough work. Read
our advertisement in another column and give
us a call DANIELS BROS.
NJ 10 76-tf
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
ATTENTION!!!

AS the time has passed for selling Reapers,
the undersigned now takes Off his hat, and
brushes up his hair, and viii now receive the
ladies at his rooms on Main street, to exam
inc the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, the
most complete machine made Sold at rea-
sonable rates and on easy terms. Call and
see. III. III. GRlDLEH, Agent.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

At the recent term of the District
Court at Steilacoom, number of per-
sons were indicted and convicted for
selling liquor to minors Judge Lewis
is very severe on whiskey dealers in
his charges to grand jurors. Temper
ence and other good morals have noble
champions in the persons of Judges
Greene and Lewis
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

The wounded men are doing well.
Mrs. General Howard is visiting the Post.
Divine Service Sabbath evening at half
pest seven.
A corrall, near fifteen feet high, has been
built for tho Indian prisoners.
Gen. Sully and Col Weeks left this morn
ing for Lewiston.
Lent French. with detachment of thir-
ty.four soldisra arrived at the Post on Tues
Day. - pouts for Idaho
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
NOTICE.

The undersigned would inform the mer-
chants and farmers of Clarke county, that he
is one of the renters of Loves MILL aud has
put the same in order TO make the best grade
of -four Parties having their grain ground
here can rely on getting the best kind of flour
and all the wheat will make. All kinds of
grain ground for customers on the shortest
notice j. q. ADDISON,
Loves Mill.
August 22d 1871 2t
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Through neglect
we failed to mention in last weeks paper
the temperance lecture in the M. E. Church,
August 9th, by Rev. c. Willard. The lee
ture was well attended and is pronounced a
good one.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-08-23
The Indian War.

The Oregonian of this morning has
the following dispatch:
A report this morning from Hole in the
Rock station, Idaho, recently occupied by
the hostiles, says the Indians have all gone
in the direction of Henry's Lake, or Teton
Basin. Howard was at the head of Camas
Creek yesterday morning. Capt. Bainbridge,
from Fort Hall, with friendly Indians, left
the stage station at Camas creek yesterday.
Howard had a slight skirmish with the In
dams day before yesterday. One man was
killed and seven wounded. The Indians
stole two hundred head of Towards horses
night before last. The Montana volunteers
are returning home disguised, many ON foot.
Gen Sherman is at Helena, Montana.
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LOCAL.

HEAVY YIELD.-Mr A. Collins thinks he
has raised the best crop of oats ON Fourth
Plain. From IL acres he has threshed 600
bushels, being an average of so bushels to
the acre.
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WIN LAIR HILL formerly editor OF
the Oregonian, is in Wasco county on
the Deschutes river hunting, fishing
and looking after his fine band of
mares.
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MONEY SAVED.

Stearns, Purchasing Agent, p. Q. Box 500,
Portland, Oregon, for Catalogue and Price
List of 900 elegant and useful articles which
can be bought in Portland, cheaper than any
where else on the Pacific coast. If
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Real Estate Agency.

The undersigned having established Real
Estate business in Vancouver, solicits farms,
city property and other real estate for sale.
have superior facilities for carrying on the bus
mess, and parties having land for sale will find
il to their advantage to give me call.
w. BYRON DANIELS.
INDEPENDENT Office, Vancouver, w. T.
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With this issue, the INDEPENDENT
completes it's second volume.
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LOST.

Between Tenth street and the Methodist
Church, a fine pocket handkerchief trimmed
with lace and inserting. The finder will con-
fer favor by leaving the same al this Office.
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They talk of calling an extra session
of the Legislature over in Oregon.
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Alderton is the name of new rail
road station on the Puyallup railroad.
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Correspondents of the Willamette
Farmer are discussing the practicable
ty Of building fences in the moon"
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The fire fiend has visited Olympia,
and now they propose to have new
fire engine.
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HON. FOR THE HOMELESS.

on Acres miles north of Vancou-
" yer. Thirty acres creek bottom land,
fenced and under cultivation, 20 acres excel
'ent timber land handy to market. Price
$1,000, on easy terms.
On Acres p miles north of Van
w couver Dwelling house and barn,
40 acres under fence, II acres creek bottom
land fenced and under cultivation. Price
81, 200, on easy terms.
IN Acres q miles north of Van
~ couver. Twelve acres OF creek bot
tom lard fenced and under cultivation. A
large he'd barn ON the premises. The best
garden tract in Clarke county. Price 81, 100.
Terms easy.
NJ u The above tracts are ham
IN. ID. dy TO market, good road to
Vancouver. They are the most desirable
tracts in the county. Title, U. s. Patent.
For further information, apply to
w. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver, w. T.
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A San Francisco paper says that ten
tons of CLANS were camel az Seattle
last spring