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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
LEXINGTON
ELEVATOR.
B. MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR.


NXylIL Receive. Clean, Grade an! snip ''Fhil.
w al the following rat"s
WHEAT.
For Receiving. Cleaning. Grading. NhipiInH
aud fifteen DAY storage, : cent pei hu-iIeI.
For every subsequent Fifteen day : storage oT
part thereof, : cent per hnshci.
RIVE. harley AND OATS,
: cents per bu-hel Ton first fifteen DAYS. and
. r-ul per bushcl tor subsequent nltern days.
CORN,
S!,llrd, ! cent per iu-'el tor lil-t fifteen days,
and = c-nI per Busllel 10: subsequent fifteen
days.
CORN.
For Smelling AMI Cleaning. l cent per bu>hel.
SPECIAL El\> Will be furnished when re
CURED keeping cusic!nrr = grain apart from all
other grain.
Liberal advances made Ola gram IN elevator St
low r:i;rr OF Interest.
sacks always on hand for rent.
i~ulyIi-lf BENJAMIN MARSHALL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

order OF the Probate court of L~Aiayett.
ID county, VI --uuTt, 'he uuter-I-nt'', -NrCU-
tors ct liz .,lat" ot John Nelson, deceased,
VIII on
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The Jack ut I.ogans is said to be con-
templatin- 4 removal to the eighteenth
~IIlinoi. district. to 90 in training for
congress. What have those poor peo-
pie done to bring upon Themselves such
an Iutfictiou9
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Gov Phelps has returned from his trip
II Ito, Springs, his health much i'm
proved He should now improve the
heath ot the coal oil iuspectorShip al
St Louis. By appointing some man to
the office who has never handled slu>h
money.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Gen. Joe. Hooker thinks it curious
that Grant lost Io0.n0o men to capture
Lees 31,url. and still won fame.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21
sIyeehly antellioentFr.
Wisconsin has chinch bugs.

Wisconsin has chinrh bugs.
Philadelphia has 200" houses TO let
Gold closed IN New York Thursday
evening At II o'i.
The Ohio democratic convention VIII
meet next Wednesday.
The LATEST men in the Turkish army
... ~. ,.,nbS and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

/. L. Ljngari X Co. importers OF
wooden goods. New York. have failed,
with liabilities announced at between
>l"'.1g and <~5r".",u. while the asset,
M. -E.,t.rl. ,. Tr sr,afl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Wisconsin has Chinrh bugs
Y.:r.i.I,t; has II 600 houses TO let.
"
,,,t closed IN New York Thursday
evening at II o5i.
rbo DIN, democratic convention will
meet next "Wednesday.
The LATEST men in the Turkish army
are the cooks and paynasterS.
John Il. Thompson says hat Ohio Is
sur, for the democrats in October
Hobart PaSha is ordered to lombard
nj l;u~-itn towns within reach OF his
guns.
Bic strikes on the eastern railroads.
Have ha~ made proclamation that
peace must be preserved.
ten Joe. Hooker thinks it curious
thai Grant lost lo1.noD men to capture
Lees 31.U11. and still won fame.
II VI. X l.. Hall. lumber men OF Ellis
worth. Me. have tailed liabilities csti-
mated at SI15.uOu. one-ha,f secured
\ revolution has broken out n Puerta
Plata. >anto Domingo. and the town i
declared in i state OF siege.
An Iudiauapo.i> woman recently gave
birth u twins. united like the celebrated
S;uncsc. but they did not live.
The Cuhan~, with the help OF their
regular summer ally. yellow fever. are
making things hot for the spaniard>.
T K. Yves; X sons. bankers At Dc>
Moiuc<. Iowa.. suspended payment
"Wednesday last. liabilities S23oo,2op.
F.uchaacN thinks that. "on the whole.
the srya, mass Of the coIored people
vii be better oif under the new order
Of th:nz~
Lewis ". pantorth and Cha>. C..
Roz.er have been appointed regents OF
the Southeast, Missouri Normal School
10y 1 term Of four years.
J"'-' "''''> : ~ Infant '''" 'N''A','
a...s.c N the electoral conspiracy has
pvsle! the Nurtl American review for
Ju.y-Aur,-t To eight editions.
-
We >''"'" ''Ne 70 nave IN expression
~ 'l-'''''' NOM zen "a ra"s"'' !"
tA' appointment Oh A'm' rie''"e' -
COMMISSIONS o' ia"I,iI -N"'''
i" Il. i.'hG'T' " o. importers u
WOODEN goods Ne" 10TH nave Ia''cH'
with -"t".-i!e> announced At between
>i''-'"'t and >7."''''"'. "hI-e the assets
ar Thought To ne small
The republicans now cnncede . dem.
cr.,--,. mai,r.y in ,,e na>r house of,
representatives and are Ie""uneIng
'-"rh Adams because his roll makes the
dc!unrrtt!. majority !.
III, r,,r----,|n IIa~Io~o La,,ro.,
..,: I-
49,. .ra, .ho aTa.,
49, - l.,;3.I uo-a, onI
. pa.,.I 49, rta.l,.,.".
"-'"i>' 1"'N"" III" Al
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

1t is stated in the papers that some OF
the Hot Springs, Of Arkansas, have re-
Gently been running coid-water-eX-
hausted their heat a few weeks ago in a
vain attempt to cleanse the cutlc!cs of
Missouri editors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

II VI. X l.. Hall. lumber men of Ellis
worth. Me. have tailed liabilities esti-
mated ut Sl15,U Ou. one-ha,f secured
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

We should like to have an expression
of opinion from ten. Il. {. Vaughan on
the appointment OF Tom. Fletcher a>
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The Russians have taken Nikopolis,
on the Danube. and have crossed the
Balkans with one hundred thousand men,
If they continue II advance for two
weeks, as they have in the last ten days,
they will have ConStantinop,r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The New York Times cruelty says:
.>omc persons are beginning t" enter
tain 1 suspicion that the evil service re-
torn Is i great deaf like the lrIshman'1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The burlington lIawkcye belongs to
the >i.1wut republicans. and remarks
that. any man who says that the elect
oral tribunal decided tOr Hayes and
against Packard and Chamberlain,
doesn't know what he is talking about -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Joseph wants to surrender.
The Turks arr changing their com
mauders. No use.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

j. A. QuAKLEs. cmAs. ". LOOMS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The Acknowledgement OF the state has
given au opinion on the compensation
OF Judges OF county courts, in which he
holds that the new law cannut affect the
pay Of county onr Judges who. under
the law, hold over, tor the reason that
section b. of article s.. OF the constitu-
ton declares that the compensation tor
services OF Judges ni courts of record
shall not he increased or diminished du-
ring the period tor which they arcelccted.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Mr.. c. NJ. Atkins. Of louisville. Pa.
has received an inquiry Tor thirty thou
sand tons al rails to - to South Amer
lea. Southeast Missouri. wake up
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Bankers Magazine silver has not
deprecated except when measured by
geld. Measured by general commud-
tiles. silver throughout the world has
not lc>scned in value. The able report
Of the British Silver Commission fully
-hnW>thi,r
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The governors of all the states are g
hold a social convention in Philadelphia
on August 18th. From there they wi.
90 to New York, Boston. and. maybe,
Washington. We insist that Blue Jean:
| leave his brOadcloth at home.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Courier-Journal :-Geucra! Grant'sre
l~uctance to leave England for France
grew IL of the fact hat he had been
| told that there was no letter "'w' il the
French language, and where there was
no w" there could be no whisky. of
| course. He was finally persuaded,
though. that they could spell il rs old
man Weller did his nane-with ""
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The republicans now coucede q dem
ocrtt.c majority in the neat house OF
Representatives and are Leu"uncing
Clerk Adams hecau>e his roll make, the
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

The republican party OF Mississippi
has given up the ghost They say that the
democrats would make ghosts OF them II
thrv didn't. Ihin-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Judge Blacks brilliant and exhaustive
a-,.e.e IN The electoral conspiracy has
pushed the N"rtu American review for
Ju.y-Au-1l~t to eight editions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

Lewis ". pantorth and Cha>. {.
E;oz.or have been appointed regents OF
the Southeast Missouri Normal School
Toy 1 term Of :rur wears.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-21

F.uchhuck thinks that. ION the whole,
the great mass OF the coIored people
vii be better otf under the new order
, 1877-06-09

FRUADULEST HAYES on SlLvER.-Tbe
New York Tribune says that the Fraudulent
President f.voIs the remUnetization of silver,
but under such conditions a. viii shake the
national credir He does not believe in the
justice of making the principal and interest
Of the public Gebt payable iu silver. Tie
country would doubtless like to kpow more
of Fraudulent Hayes views on silver. The
idea of providing currency for trade and
general Use which is not good enough to pay
foreign debts with, is not pleasant to contem-
plate The nation does not want two kinds
Of money of different values, and any fuan
cial policy based upon any snch shutting
principle WI. be condemned. OF course The
nation, like an individual. must fulfil con-
tracts in the spirit and TO the letter AMI If
We have sold bands payable On their face in
gold. they must be paid iu that metal. Bnt
if silver il remoneiiz-d, bonds issued before
it was demouetz-d will be payable in gold or
silver. Besides, The fundamental idea of re-
mouetizition IL thai The two metals should
b. coined into standard coins established on
the basis OF equalI'y in value. The silver
dollar must be worth ~ much as the gold
dollar, This would not relieve us from an
obligation TO pay in gold when the bonds
call for gold but it will relieve the nation
from loss on account If he obligation.
, 1877-06-09

SnonTING AFFaAY.-A Negro was shot
and killed al TocOma, on Sunday night, by
a ksnakn. II Seems that during The even
ing the Negro and kansks and a white
man were engaged in playing game Of
cards in The Negro .ca bin up town, and that
the party broke up in row that The white
man and Kannka lefr; that during the night
the Kant ka went back to the cabin aud find
ing The Negro there alone shot him dead. 4
bullet hole was found through the door Of
the c,tiu, in the morning, aud he dead body
of 'he Nrgro lying ius' inside the door with
a bullet hole through the breast. The night
wa'chmau heard the report Of the rifle about
midnight. bn' did u"t nscrr'uin whence i,
proceeded SEATTLE Elteiiigepcer.
, 1877-06-09

THE ANNUAL FAIR-The managers of
Walla Waila County Agricultural Society
are doiug everything in their power 10 make
the County Fair success The Fair will
commence on Tuesday, September 18th, and
no doubt will be faI ahead of any previous
one held in this county. The premium list
well Re published in toJk form, which will
be q great improvement On the old way.
Neat posters are being gotten up, and will
be circulated about the 1st of Jnly. The
managers have also succeeded ia getting
Hon. w. II. Newell, our editor, to again
deliver the annual address. Ii the editor
n as at home his extreme raoaesty would pre-
vent this item from being published, but in
his absence We feel that it is only doing him
JUS ice to say that IL better selection could
have been uade.
, 1877-06-09

A SaN FRANCISCO PAPEg very properly
suggests that the government owes it to it's
elf and the public, as well as to Jadge Lewis.
TO exert lis utmost powers of iDyestig CATION in
order 10 discover the author OF this las,
forgery. He is probably the same mau that
perpeiraied the FORMER one. One can almost
pardon the man who makes hold bat hoa
orable canvass for a Judgsbip. however much
honest men may prefer that such honors and
responsibilities shall be unsought by the re-
cip;ent. But there 10 nothing but de,esia-
ton 10 be felt for a fellow who would attain
such position 70, himself or his favorite by
means which are nulhing less than States
Prison Offences
, 1877-06-09

MR.. ADAM WEATHERsros, Of Oregon
City, an experienced mill-wnght, arrived in
this city some days ago. and has spent the
past week IN locking a. different parts of
this valley. Mr.. WeatheTston intends TO
locate at this place if he thinks, after
thorough investigation, it will pay. This
gentleman names we'll recommended, and we
think the mill men of the valley and the
surrounding country would do we'll to offer
him inducements 10 locate soraoyhrre in
their neishtArhoui.
, 1877-06-09

FETrIs-SMIIH ST. Patricks Church, Sunday
morning, Juhe 81, by the Rev. Father Duffy, Mr.
Matthew Fettis and Mrs. Catherine T. Smith.
The principal in the above ceremony Is the we'll
know proprietor Of the Lewiston stage line, ani is
gentleman in every respect The bride is the former
Postmistress at this place, and is highly respected by
all who know her. Peace, happiness and prosperity
and pleasant journey through life is tie wish OF all
their friends and aoquaIntances-
McCooI- CoSLIsz-.At 81. Patrick's Church, on
Monday, June 5ih, by The Rev. Father Duffy, James
McCunl and Agnes ConlisS.
ScaTFrER-NAHES.-In this city, June 81. 1871,
by the Rev. II. ". Eag"n, Victor Schafter and Mn.
Agnes Naher.
STURM-Ba,SD In this city, June 81. 1877, by
Rsv. II. W. EtgaD Charles :. 5. urn 10 II .ss Lizzie
Brand, all OF PeBdletOn, Oregon
KNIGHT KING March 99,h, by o. P Iary, j. P,
Noah y. Knight and Elizabeth King, all Of Walla
" ALA county.
FosrER- CL,sToS- 81, by o. p Lacy, J Z ,
John Foster and Catherine Clauton, 10th Of Umatill
county, Oregon
scOrr -DaLING 26th, by o. P. Lacy, J. P
T. T. Scott, OF Umatilla county, AMI Haseny Daling,
Of Walla Wallr county.
, 1877-06-09

FlsuiSG PARTY. - M,ssrs. J. Lucinger.
Juliu. Werzic and Mr. Megler left last We'd
ne.day afternoon for the COlVile and PAlouse
country. They touk wi h them all the nee
es.ary f-hiug tackle 50 as TO be able to have
y frsr.class time angling in the creeks os that
country for members of the finny tribe. They
viii rrrurn In about three weeks.
, 1877-06-09

SrrPMEs.-As pr order from headquar-
ters, department Of The Colnnbia, the \. A.
C. s II, For, Walla WalIa, sent on Tuesday
Inst rarions for the command III the Wal
Iowa valley, TO last through TO the 3lst day
Of july. a. will be seen from THE oTher the
command will not return to this post for
some time.
, 1877-06-09


IKE AT AsToNA.-A dispatch to a Bort
'4a paper, dated Astoria, June I'd, says that
astoria has been visited by very destructive
''nn' grafton, which for time threatened to
weep away the most of the town. The FIRE
'''nmenced in the Snug saloon, on Concom-
Z! street. directly opposite tn Kinney Bros
t''neFy' By almost -uperhuman excr,iops
eAnneTy was saved from destruction
"y building was consumed ON he north
F''7 oi Concomley stree, from Kinuey's can
f''! 10 Sbson, Hamilton 6 Co.'S store on
"e 90. west side of the Parker House block.
,'''oo' Hamilron & Co.'S store is scorebed
f'O~n' Peter kuney's new building oppo-
: consumed, aud but for change in The
'Da While this was burning. all the business
'' Of The old Town. incl cluding the Parker
'US aud oocident Hotel, would have been
1'oed' Every store and dwelling house in
part OF the tOsn was emp,ied of it's con.
:, az owing to The total absence of any.
%1''s ike an eficien, ire egine, everything
P.,ar doomed. The principle /, sers are
IGm;. Nanry, l-aac Bergman. Sessions aud ST.
m II. b. Parker and Geo. B. McEvan.
estimated loss is SEQ. 900.
, 1877-06-09

DUoNES.-Oae idle man in community
dos almost as much mischief AS = plague or
tarn;n could do. Mt sa'isii i with his
"wu inaolenee, he is continually growing
and gTumbliug atvu, the cundiriou Of the
country. and decrying every homes, and
legitimate eifori ON the part of those who are
trying 10 build it nP. Dcoues of this dpscrip.
'Ion ,honld ~ off to come eecluded spot.
where The voice # 40 civilized man could
ever be heard by them. there 10 enj"y that
lr,ace which belongs only 10 meu Of their
class.
, 1877-06-09

WILL. REMAIN. - Company III" 2lst
infantry, pow at this post, who lef. Vancou-
yer some time ago for field service IN the
WaIlowa valley, have received orders to have
their lauudrrsses and baggage brough, to
Fort Walla Walls, whiG', means That they
viii BE- stationed bcTe for a while at least.
, 1877-06-09

JAMES WuGELAN, the new saidler, is do
ing large business IN MS liue. lie keeps
from four 70 five men cons'a 'anrly employed in
supplying the wants of his customers. He
received one day last week large inVoice Of
California leather AID saddlery. and it will
pay ali persons TO call aud examine his stock
before purchasing rlsewh here.
, 1877-06-09

SHUT DowN.-The Standard Mills. 4.
McCallry Y Son. proPrietor4, were shut down
for tie season ON iast Monday evening. Mr.
Adam Wcaih~rsroh, the mill-wrisht noticed
RI, where, will soon take charge Of the mill,
aud give il thorough repairing; he W IL
nl-1 make several important changes IN the
r.,aL!!,ampnt before the summer and iail run
All cummencr.
, 1877-06-09

EVERY Man interested in productive soil
viii net sensiJly by cnliivating every inch of
it to the extent of his means and ability
The European war may last for long time,
and this country il liable to be drawn upon
very heavily for all kiuds of produce A
new era is dawuing upon the farmer of this
section especially, and by their energies they
SHOULD De able to take advantage of it. Stock
raisers, manufacturers. and p4rriss engaged
in ell branches of business will find 1t TO
their advantage to be up aud doing.
, 1877-06-09

An EASTERN PAPER publishes the mar
rage notice of Mr. John Corkscrew aud a
Miss Minrie Augur, end wants to know
gxhat the result will be. One Wonld natural
" suppose that it would be a few little gim-
let's
, 1877-06-09
~~--%o~-

A NICE YouNs MAS was out riding with
his sweetheart few days agr, when the
young chap bad to stop the team and get out
TO bnOtle crnpper which had come loose.
The young man explained to his " Hannah :"
that the animals hustle had come loose
, 1877-06-09

Srnr WN.k We notice that there has
b.e, d new side walk put down in front OF
ub.t i known rs the old WeTiheimer proper
,v situated ju-t above Tom Tierney's livery
,,able. 4 great many other properly owners
sboud 20 aud do likewise.
, 1877-06-09

In PRoBsTE.-Le.ters of administration
in The matters Of the estate Of Philip I.
Hawley, deceased, have been issued to W.
Hswley, and George f. Thomas, L. b.
Whitman and Richard Jacobs we're sppoint-
ed appraisers of said estate. The estate Is
said TO be worth about Si2 900.
, 1877-06-09

Will. SOAR THE ENGIE.-The citizens of
Boise City and vicinity have completed ar
rangemtnts, and will celebrate the coming
Fourth in grand s'yle. Hon. W. n Guul-
der, well aud fnvorab.y known in this ciry,
has been pelected as poet Of the day.
, 1877-06-09

SEWING MACHINES - The new family
Singer sewing machines are now advertised
by the Misunderstanding company at $50
each Jus, one-half the price as heretofore
charged for the same quality of machine.
, 1877-06-09

CvMEDY CoMPANY.-The J. P Stevens
Comedy Conaina ion gave d performance at
the Ci'y Hall last evening, but as We went
to press before il commenced. we cannot give
particulars They will perform tbis evening
We hope 10 a full house. ?
, 1877-06-09

Tn,NSFER or PEoTElTr.-Mr Edward
Williams has b"uzht The propsr'y, occupied
Is him ss a saloon ior the past year, Of j. IL.
L,~,rrr. plyirg the surn OF %.:}55J Tor it.
J. i -i'ua.rd un Main street, between euud
nnd Third. h.ing - fret front aud running
i,,k 10 IN. nli.y. Mr.. Williams informs ns
'l,' he will, AT an carry day, rai~e III. build
ius up ioa level with The S'reer, lay new
nd walk, AMI improve The place generally.
y j j. "a clvvr friiuw, ard liz nuinrru:;s
iFi"nds m rh.s city are gI,d 10 SET hl.n thus
iru,peiins-
, 1877-06-09

FINE CrorTXG.-Mrs-rs. Du-rnhery Bros.
have ro~ in 'irir one a. large AID com
Pere stock of clo,hing ns can hc found in
any establishment north Of San Francisco.
They have enough to si.pply every man aud
by in the valley with a suit Of clio hes, and
then have plenty left. They also have a
very large stock Of ladies goods, to which
'hry invite 't,n'iun. All Of the above goods
Are touni TO be sold cheap, and purchasers
will do well 10 call at heir store brfyre buy
aug elocNh
, 1877-06-09

SCIENTIFIC ASsocArIoN.-Last Monday
evening the regular meeting of the Walla
"aila Association for the Advancement of
Nilence. took place at the Court House.
i''ent. +. +. Knox, delivered Il zery able
discourse "n the History and Advancement.
p' Arms, in which he describrd the various
implements of warfare used by man from the
'one club Of thousand ceuuries ego down
10 The needle gum and Krupp cannon. The
weather was exceedingly unpleasant, yet
good audience ives iu attendance. After
We Lecture report ON the transactions OF the
Am7rican pnblin health ASSOCIATION was
'naae by DIR. Bingham, followed by remarks
ron several OF the members. These meet
+hEs are becomiug exceedingly interesting.
snl We advise sll our friends TO remember
,o7 INST Monday of the month, and not to
neglect attending these instructive meetings.
, 1877-06-09

ExtMINATIoS.-The ANIMAL summer ex-
amin ations Of the ST.. Paul's School will be
held on Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday next, during bOrh morning and after
noon. The public are invited TO attend
, 1877-06-09

JonN 3. LEWIS. dealer in books and
stationary, has everything in his line foE
sale cheap for cash he keeps all the most
popular news papers ard periodicals. OF the
latest dates, constantly on hand.
, 1877-06-09

"DlrD. A Portland paper notices the
s,atI Of a couple at Dayton, W. L. There
are still few more young men LIFT in this
community Who wonld like to de the same
way the Que noticed in the aforesaid paper
, 1877-06-09

Hon. ". II. NhwELL, editor ct this pa
PER, in company with Mrs Bette Butte'feId
and Mr.. y McCIIey. of The Standard Mills.
took rhrir depir'ure by la-, Sunday evening =
train for z ISLAND. Mss Bette go-s 10 Cor
Will. Ia visit hey relatives aud friends at tha;
place. Mr.. N-wal and Mr. MCCAlley will
visit yarinns towns IN the Willamette, a.
ih, V ate on business and pleasure trip.
They will IelHru Suur'Ime next week.
, 1877-06-09

PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The regular monthly
meeting o. the Wana Walla LyeeuFn & LII
brury Association, will be beld this (Satur'
day) evening at . clock.
, 1877-06-09

NORTON SroRE.-kirby & Day, We un-
ders'and, have opened cigar and fruit
stand a. Dayton. They will also dish ont
ice cream in quantities TO suit to the Dayton
ties
, 1877-06-09

Mr., ROBERT PELNEY 4 Co. are prepared
to sink, clean, and wall wells clean hnes'
&c. Leave your address st II. E. Homes
Drug Store
, 1877-06-09

RMovEp.-The old building at the corner
of 7rh and Main streets ia being removed TO
the location OF the new depot of the W. W.
C. +. Railroad, for a warehouse.
, 1877-06-09

RoSaN Bios. have put down new SIDE
walk in front of their new brick building
Qaite sn improvement over the old one-
, 1877-06-09

CELEBRATIoN.-The Masonic Fraternity
of this city will haue celebration on the
% h inst. by taking an excursion over the
railroad TO Walluls.
, 1877-06-09

HwLEY, DODD s. Co. are constantly re-
oeiving large invoices OF all kinds of farming
rnachlnery.
, 1877-06-09

ROBEGRY.-Tutsiay night last somo un-
known thief OF thieves entered the Star Si-
loop sitHaiei at the upper part of town, and
took 'hcrefrora, W. pre- info.Ined, about $500
in cash, twelve watches, and Ilree mee:sch-
aum pipes. We snrpn>e the watches were OF
rather ehcap qualify judging form the e.
iimat'd value Of rlr number stolen, the pr
tires rslimaiiug The T. hole ioss, as is geuernl-
y understood, at rhsee or four hundred dol
lars