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, 1877-06-18

TIE Huas1AN LOAN. -,
a Ficnnh letter, dated May 20, TO tho London
Econoniasf, gives aomc Information about tho Nus-
s'an loan additional 10 but received BY tho cable:
y Ihs ad,snces 20 long sought for by tho Hus.!an
the Russian Governments banking house il, Tor.
Hueglltz in St. Petersburg h.. advanced s1ttn OF
g0,9o0. 600 marks. in which. howuyer, o Paris
eana,nEh91ss n 1s has ps,t Tns @ q Isoh,cha
llts however,. takes &, 00O 0oO Tho reserve of tio
great banking houses n,usi have very depressing
~ Intention Of issuinG 1GO Oo0 D10 .ouGlcs gold
Of the State debt at per cent Ia generally known
sEcRETARY snEKMAN's OPINION ON THE He
MoNkTlzATIoN or a1LvKR.
The Warrington coEsospondent Of the Now York
! yeesnaf of cond4y ill., that Secretary shor.
i. Conversation 81 il silver question, char.
aetsstsed u excessively unwlss restoration OF tie
double standard a. II existed beforr the act Of 13
la declares that In view OF tho financial condition
and. national obligations OF this couuiry, and Of
actton OF the leading foreign natiuna in sc-
kt!1tttng The uac Of silver money, tho unlimited
and Issue OF tho silver dulAr would bu q
Il financial absurdtty.
COTTON EXPORTS IN ArH1L.
The Ch!of VI tho flnfcau Of Statistics turn!shea
statement W couhttca and by ports, ahuwIng tho
Quantities and saluca of coIfons exported during
The month Of April last. II appears from that
Tho aegrrsaio value Of tla cotton Exports for that
month WAS 81. .00, 600, An incrcusp Of s3lD. ON
oyer tho exports Of April, 1871. '"
MINING EXCHANGES In NEW youX.
The committees Of tho American Mining Ex.
ehnngo and the Now York Nln!ag Exchange hare
agreed upon basis Of consolidation. Tho Stock
Exchange promises. II tho consolidation n mudt,
to recognize ths new Mining ExChango and slluv
1t the monopoly Of tho buslnchs. Tho u,ombsrs or
tho New York Mining Exchange hare eight DAYS In
hn Art1 n$
, 1877-06-18

COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of Tho leading articles Of produce In this city during
the twenty.four hours cnding at o'clock on
Saturday morning, and for tho corresponding timo
last year:
, 1877-06-18

ESttvEtaNc, JMne tn.-starket unchanged, standard
fI1.t.nt'n,. r., unc iGrctfoteutn strasy, cr,,de
S20o ut Iaskcfsi refined, t3s4c, lhadclphiA 1eytrY
, 1877-06-18

HOO fn0DuCTS-wcre moderately actisa for tho
SUMMER Rca4on. and ihAdo rmer than Friday after.
heon though ansnR lower than tho regular session Of
that AJ. Hogs wcgu quoted ntsnre, md there ~Aa lit.
Tic change in the tona OF Eastern adv!cea.
The following the returns Of packers An,l wavc
hnustmrn Of tho stocks nf the various descriptions nf
winter hog product on hand In this city The dates
named. A. feputG4 ~ tho EuCrttnry Of tia IuAfd pt
, 1877-06-18
THE CHICAGO TRlBUNE:. MONDAY. JUNE ,s, 1877.

masn!ne rd wilt be e1recttds hut r. tho water In tns
bccn !. I. os rfe!se That anithas
The rrthtl mArket wAa strahy. Numerous ortfere
Wcro received, nnA trndn m tn th4 AstrNrs
Of former tay1 though the shipments rrrt somewhat
lcN THO nnr..AAsnt wrAfhcr tAanu dealers to AitpW
eur1N nj the nt1rrA TO AJ oytr. GknptAliDust
First and second clear, u tncti .........4 aa.m
TNf1 CitAf. inch. 2Dm
Thru clear, ~ TO inch..........,,...... ~ nj
Eltnt and aurt1ild rlcar !rr A*cu A1dtHH..... 1rn
F1Fst common trcasr,i s1Ing. .......... l1.nl
f!udfin0 int CONNER. dFrstri1. ...u,.. $500
fln0r!nk tecond tonnn. Ertsted. ~ tt73i.U0
tlnnrl'lR third rnnnUn drcaaed....s.. III h0A 400
!tox boards. 4. - tnchr& AM! nnwArlt..+. -, 3J.ni
!tor tnarda. Il, ~ lhcCcs and Hp"Aesis... 17.tD
D11 hlnrlf, y. ...n:..:..:......"........... 17.f0
ai0ck bdari% 70 tn y Inch - 0tH:sLU0
4 atdtk h1Arda 10 to II incf. ............ 10
c stock k,arrA u 10 n inch. ..ns........ l7.in
Common tocG !toas11A. 1870
.Ehn,tnoh luT'rf-1lltatde prices are for dFyf
tnInEun bnafia. I? fcct.............. fo.aKt~Il.W
common bohrite. To- "a fcet. 1itAf0A
HMension sun. y 70 18 fret 7slI0.hO
lMmehA.Dn stnlf. ~ to T Feet 11.NEs1n.sD
aEihl! tlMcr. GIG to o6x1.-.....+....... UtUtsIoEU
I!Gkftf rough ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D.N1
IlcEttA Belects 1srNeu A11 hendcd..+... 1N.n1
kAtF. Lana 1.N1
kn!rRlts. - Standard. q INA 2, 10
EhnRlrs, IA ehntcH to cxtFa.t.,,,,..t 2,{Da n 30
Dry shingles. i3c extra.
, 1877-06-18

LnK kuH s!IUtE EIfhFF HHtscH It TAG C04H Or JNnN,
and e'&c Aellcr AuHat. tum.,crtands qnlet at iias
Ssst sm !ens ass 1t s. ~ !sXed 'weaspcked
llacon 1upttt At 5stts1u for shoulders, 7xa7ic tnr
snurt flbs 7'faHc for aoft c1ears psslUt Tor 4M1,
all cAhyAscd ntA packed. - 7'
!anKAtk.Wa4 quiet A. 4447c. ...-
HEkF IfHlD0CTH-Wtru RI steady md futet at 30. 75
Ai!.u f9f mEsa; slt 7at9l1. o. Tor cxtfa MtAs; an
TALtOW = VIM :dVlt .At 7l{6S71<o for city. nnL 70
TIC fuE c0untfT. "'
, 1877-06-18
Wlthdfawn from store during Friday for city
consumption, 9, 913 bu wheat, 7s3 bu corn, GOO bu

Withdrawn from BtOFc during Friday for CITY
consumption, O, DIS bu wheat, 7S3 bu corn. GOO bu
oat4. ri bu rye. ,,
Tho following grim wns inspected into storo In
this city on Saturday morning: 3 cars and IL, 600
bu No. Nofthwestern wheat. car No. 2 spring,
cars No. 3io, car rejected do 10 wheat: l car
No. 1corR, ~ cars and 1t.u00 bH htRh.mtxcd, n
cars new do. 0 cars new mixed. .e0 cars and H..
600 BIT No. corn, ~ cars rejected do, II cars no
grade (i05 corn); cars white oats, II cars and
g. COO bu No. do, "a chrs and l, 30O bn rejected
do, z catS no grads t4S oats)@ car No. 2 rye,
cars rejected do car No. barley. cafs rejected
90. Total (430 taFs), EAU. 600 bu. Inspected out,
ao,!hO on "IlrAf. liz, $50 bu corn, z 116 hu OATS
2, 4a8 bu ryc, 2, ZOO hn barley.
Tic leading produce mafketa wcro gcnerally
less active Saturday, except whcat and grnin was
caslof, With little doln9 for shirmcnt. The atl-
scca from other Totnss wcro not particularly
strengthening, and the weather was ane ntscr tho
severe storm OF tho preceding ovonlng. and reports
ffam Tic country Indicated TINT harrcat opcfntnns
were In progress with oaliafact0ry prospects,
Thctn was lltto doing for shipment. outside Of m
arrangement to ahlp out a0mo 4. GOO lea tard Tho
trading whs largely local. Thcfo was ono small
faHro In wheat.
The poall'on Of tho market for domestic dry
gopds was ceacnsl1y tho same ~ the preceding
days Of the week, nolhlng Occurring IN disturb tho
Gs!tt hitherto prevailing, or 10 arct tic stCaJ,ness
Of Values llHyors Ara ordering such articles and
sHch lsiapttlca ~ are needed Tor tho purannncs of
cusfont trade, md nothing beyond. There waa 4
moderate movement In ataptc snll fancy gtucoriys
ut rcnc'a!ly sustained prices. Kusars havo nj la,e
received increased attention, and although tho up-
ward movement of pfIcsn Ia stllt ,lylayrJ Thar. i,
no 1ots uf confidence among hUldurs. CafIpcs AZ.
neglected, but tho market remains 1rm In sympathy
with pEtcra At tue SOURCES u ampply.
Itcc Ii fairly active and strung. s,rutv and mn.
lusaes wcro quoted easy. Teas remain h,m. Now
Japs are In good reaaeat, and a fair lpnutry fur
g.sepa and Oo,opvs n]so sx,xls No itnrorta..t
ehangos wvse developed In thc butter and ehe.ss
markets. ths former xtans up.tInv viii ~ rctIxs
demand and ratpg firm, whlIu tic 1nttor wao ,lnl,
aud hcavy. Dried fruits, canned goods, and iii,
Wpru Unchanged. 4 decline OF 10 In Nus. 1 md !,
lard oil was tba pn1y chnnpa notsd In tn. n,,,L,,
a.. ,, .,. s " .I =" a"' '"as"cs
aos o''o palnts' aho eo'ofS. FOR baSginH Icathre,
tubacCo, c@lai and wooI RhYre usx a n.ojrr,tn J,
MANI at previous 6gurus.
Lumber wax fairly act,ys It Yards and doct and
.tnn,ix thrrvh .,n,. .,,.,t- -, 'S ..u
s'o".5t s"o"6" soMe 9FnueS Hosod Slowly ~ tho
Wholesale market. The wool and bfuon corn
WAtk6N we're 4utes e1datehhARtA. The offerings
Of sccs ~urs susall. consequently tlo rket rnir
M utu+t, t,,t H.r, fo. ,,o.s -. ,..r.I
, 1877-06-18
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CHAIN TT S11lf1

rk51.GBl klI0I5.I
1ttAtN III e10IT.
The New York Producs ErtAunge t1tttiY gives
the following a. tho visible supply Of gram. COM
prlang the stocks In granary Al tho principal points
Of accumulation al lake and seaboar' porss and In
transit by rail, Juno o, 1877:
, 1877-06-18

TUTlrENTINT.
r, ,WtLM!SnInx. Juno i0.-Srhtrs TuRrxHfixR.
, 1877-06-18

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & M1HNEAP0LB LINE.
Ticket olccs 81 ClaFkat and at Depot.
, 1877-06-18

CHICAGO. ALTON g. ST. LOUIS AHD CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY & DENVER Hu0RF LINB'
Union depot, West Side, near AtAdIsot1.s bridge snd
TwGhtys sthlrd.At- Ticket U1lcc ix3 llAndojpt.st
, 1877-06-18

7 LCHFG. 7 NrlIyE.
II. rAn! Minneapolis Ex... 1n:00 =. m. 4:O0p. n.
". tau q AIihcapOo E1. II 0;o0 p IN. Il $3.50 =,
, 1877-06-18

LtA7o. / AFTIyo.
KaneM City q Ilen!or Fast FIX iei130 p. M 1.%0p H.
ht. I.Uaa Il Springfield IK.y,Is N(fJ T. m A:ff1 s. m
~. LouA ksprlk9e1 q Tft1sf gaD p. tn. u 7.3)h. M
!cR!n Rnh fcorlA Faat E1PSeaeit 1fD M n:40n, M
Peoria EIprtpa, IL N) n. nj H;i1n IN
lcofh. EGnknK q Nnfiihr1nls usff 10 1::1p m.
Chicago a PaDcAh H. *. III, D:f1l 4 M H:G1 r. tn
Etrchfor 1Aron, Wastt0n ExEsl2;Ny r. m. 1:fjD M
Joliet Dwight AccuNHndAtnts b;tD b. In, D:a0a m
, 1877-06-18

CHICAGO. MLWAuKEE l. ST, PAUL RAILROAD,
unlna Dep0f+ oofncr Afndiaon and Canal sts
u1cc. % sonth clArk'ss-s oppoi!te sherman UoGs1I
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

The seventh annual exposition of
the Washington Industrial Associa-
ton was held last week at the grounds
of the Association, near Olympia.
Considering the inclemency of the
weather, the attendance was good
and the display of farm and other
products creditable, though not as
fine as at expositions held by the AS
ISOLATION in former years. There was
but little live stock exhibited. Mr..
Long, of Lewis county, had pair of
good hogs, the largest one weighing
600 pounds. In the butter and cheese
depaStment, Hon., NJ. II. Hathaway
got the first premium. In the pavil-
ion was fair display of agricultural
and farm machinery, washing ma
chimes, churns, sewing machines and
the like, and in the inery department
were many articles creditable to the
handiwork and taste of the ladies.
The exhibition of cereals was very
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
Brief Mention.

Gold in New York 1929
Legal Tenders in Portland-buying 96I !;
selling 97A.
Silver coin 3l@4l ?. discount
A masquerade ball is on the tapis
Read Mrs. Schofelds adj. in another col
nmn OF this paper.
They are making arrangements at the gar
rison to receive six companies of soldiers
Now is the time to pay your taxes. Don't
wait till the Last few days, or you may not be
able to save the penalty, as the Treasurer is
liable to be overwhelmed with work about
that time
We are under obligations to Mr.. III. C..
Lieser for the largest and handsomest apple,
of the Baldwin, variety, We have ever seen.
Mr.. Joseph Burgy has returned from a
visit b. the Wallal Walla country He says
the immense crop OF grain recently harvested
in that section is bringing in plenty OF money
and making BUSINESS lively.
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Congress-.

Congress convened in extra session
last Monday. Randall was elected
speaker of the House by rather more
than party vote. In the Senate it is
predicted that an effort will be made
to displace Secretary Gorham on ac-
count of the. personal antipathy of
Senator Booth. We have better
opinion of Senator Booth than to
credit the report. The Presidents
message is short, being chiefly devoted
to the Importance of passing the army
deficiency appropriation bill. The
President also calls the attention of
Congress to the propriety of making
the necessary appropriation to provide
for the participation of the United
States in the approaching information
al exhibition to be held in Paris, in
May, 1873; as well as to the in,por-
lance of providing for representation
in the Prison Congress to be held in
Sweden and Norway next year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

EArTHoUAKK. Last Friday aborttc1 m;u-
utes before o'clock P. NJ, this sect Oh OF the
county was visited by a slight shock of
earthquake, which lasted about e CHIT seconds,
and was accompa led by a rumbling noise
something like the roar of heavy but distant
thunder. No damage was done TO property
in Vancouver, and but one accident occurred.
AS the result of a stampede at the blouse of
Providence, Catholic Semnary) a young
lady had her ankle severely sprained. In
Porulaud few window glass were broken
and one or two chjmneys thrown down. The
shock appears to have been confined 20
Eastern Washington and Oregon and YVES
so slight that many. persons in the open air
did not feel it, and others in doors, who did,
Thought the shaking was produced by some
ordinary or trifliag cause. The sensations
were different i'll different localities. and also
different upon various persons IN the same
lacahty. In Portland the impression is that
the wave moved from north TO south, while
Ill Vancouver the general opinion is thai ii
was el.her from east to west, or from west Go
east. Judge Steward informs us that he was
standing in a field of corn at the time, alu
could distincly see the notion THAI The
shake commenced mt the west end Of The
field, and moved in y direct line to the e,.st
end. As Ne was looking Al the rows of coyn
which were waving witch The vibrations OF
to note the direction III which The ear, hqual;c
moved Others are equally positive that the
course was from east to west.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

good; some Of these specimens were
exhibited at the Centennial last year
by w. 0. Bush, the President of the
Association. Our readers will re-
member that the display made by
Mr.. Bush at that time, was awarded
the highest prize against the exhibit
ors of the world.
The buildings Of the Association
are very good, considering that this is
but the second year Of the fair ground
experiment. The race track and
grounds were first put in order two
years ago, and there yet remains much
to do in the way Of improvement.
The main building, built Of rough
boards, is $50 feet long by about so
feet in width. About GO feet in
length of this is used for lectures, adj
dresses and dancing parties.
TIE opening address was delivered
on the third day of the fair by N. S.
Porter, Esq. Hon. Elwood Evans
delivered the regular annual address
last Friday. 1t was q carefully pre-
pared document and should be pr;nt-
ed for the information of the people.
The leading feature of the fair was
the races. Demorali1ing as it no
doubt is in it's tendency, it must be
admitted that this feature, together
with the dancing carnivals in the
evening, constitute the chief attrac-
tons for the ma ority of the people
who attend. 1t brings money into
the Golfers of the association, and that
now days seems to be the chief end
of most all industrial exhibitions.
The true idea of fair, which is to
bring together good average speci-
mems of industrial products, speci-
mems Of useful animals and machin-
cry and fine art collections, which
evince good taste and foster good
morals, and thereby encourage an in
tcrchange of useful ideas among the
people, seems to be too often lost
sirht of in the desire and haste to
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

One hundred and nincty-onc acres of land.
miles northeast of Vancouver, 10 acres the
best of ewalc and creek bottom land and fenced ;
about - acres is partially cleared 10y hurnny
- acres under cultivation, 10 acre, i'm oat ;. /
acres in wheat, ! acres in barley; that portion
seeded Ia gra,. will produce this year 10 tons
OF clover hay and L. tom, of timothy hay; :
tons of clover hay already cut and cured.
There Is Il comfortable dwelling house ON the
place, II large barn and numerous out build
ings, , plowS, one harrow and other tools need
ed on farm, . head of COWS, Is head of Young
cattle two years old and under. u head Of
hogs, and head Of sheep. All offered with
the place for 5000 For further information,
apply 10 W. BYRON DANIELS,
Vancouver W T
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS !
Farms for the FarmleSS!!!

1En ACRES II MILES EAST OF VAN
lOO couyer and 2l5 miles from Parkcrs
Landing on the Columbia. Fifty acres under
cultivation, 40 acres in pasture, being in all
30 acres under fence. The soil is mostly good
rich alluvial upland, being about 20 acres of
swale. Two hundred assorted young fruit
trees bore 30 bushels of fruit this year; %
grape vines just beginning To bear; large
spring of good water story and half box
house comfortably finished with four rooms;
barn and stock sheds built together dmen-
sions, Xl05 feet This farm is generally re-
garded as the best upland farm in Eastern
Clarke county.
Terms: Two thousand six hundred and
twenty five dollars; 1928 down; balance on
time ut ten per cent interest per annum.
Stock and farming implements sold with the
place if desired. Address,
". BYRON DANIELS,
INDEPENDENT OFFICE,
Vancouver W. I.
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Post Items.

Col Weeks, MIR. Blake and Lieut.. Ebsteir
are at home.
Capt Boyle. with Co. G 2lst Il'aitiy,
reached the Post ye. terday.
Sunday evening service ut 7o'c'ocis. Sub
ject, A talk about Sunday Schools.
Should not the returning troops have a
kind reception?
Gen. Howard chased Joseph l.S00 miles
and dove him into the hands o Gea. Miles.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

\ first class farm for sale, containing %
acres Of land and located II miles east of Van
couNcr and ) miles over GOOD road from
Fishers wharf ON the Columbia. This farm
has 100 acres of first class oWalc land. 80 acres
under fence, - acres in grain, - acre, in grass
orchard and garden Abundance of water for
stock. The improvements consist OF a good
frame dwelling house, and barn large enough
To hold 20 tons of hay and shelter 20 head of
cattle. Water for household purpose, fur
nished by first class well. This is one of the
best located farms in Clarke County, and will
he sold for $1,000 Terms easy. For further
Information call ON
W. BYRON DANIELS.
Vancouver, W. T.
July 9TH 1877 If
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
Russian Victory.

Recent news from the seat of war
in the East represents a Russian vic
tory at last. a dispatch from Lon
don, dated Oct. 10th, says, "Yester-
day the Russians gained great vic
tory over Mukhtar Pasha, capturing
many guns and prisoners. The Turks
have been driven from the road to
Kars. A dispatch from Moscow dated
to-day, says private kilograms received
there, state that on Monday the Rus
slams attacked Mukhtar Pasha's new
positions. Caucasian grenada
stormed Alivia hills, forming the KEY
to the Turkish position. A two hours
engagement ensued, resulting in the
flight of Mukhtar Pasha in the drec-
ton of kars. The Russians are in
pursuit. The Turks lost many pris-
toner's, cannon and rifles, and a guam
tity of provisions.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Pacific Division.
KALAMA AND TACOMA.

DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Kalama. ... 20 A. NJ Tacoma. 5; 80 p. NJ
Tacoma.... $50 \. NJ kalama. IL: 80 p
CONNECTIONS.
AT Kalama with O. :. n. Co.'S boats for all
points ON Columbia river.
At Tenino with Stages for Olympia.
at Tacoma with steamers for Seattle,
Olympia and all other points on Puget Sound,
on Saturdays and Wednesdays at u A. NJ, with
steamers for Port Townsend, Victoria, Nana-
mo, New Westminster and Fraser River.
Connecting tri-monthly with Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys Steamers from NICTO-
RIA 10 san FRANCISCO.
Through fare from Portland to San Francis
co:
Cabin .......... $50 90 Storage. lisp 90
Through tickets for sale mt the Office OF the
O. ;. y. Co, Portland, Oregon.
SAMUEL \. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
II. W. FAIRwEATHER,
General Ticket Agent.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

1EO ACRES OF TIMBER LAND IN THIS
IOO County, on salmon Creek. one mile
from Lake River. Mostly all covered with
yellow FIR timber and some cedar Of the finest
quality. Price 500, cash down. For further
Information, apply 10 W. Byron Daniels, Van
couver, or Messrs King X Lent, Real Estate
Agents, southwest corner Morrison and See
ond SITS, Portland, Oregon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

LARCENY.-On Friday last, one Davis by
name, while under The influence of liquor,
entered The store of NJ Whittier and walked
off with new blouse. He was arrested aud
brought before Justice Gi'idley, and 10 a
charge of peiit larceny plead gully. He was
fined five dollars aad costs bit beng unable
TO pay the required amount, WIS confined in
the county iNIl.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
A BARGAIN.

EOACRES OF LAND, EIGHT MILES
wv northeast of Vancouver. 80 acres un-
der fence aud cultivation has a comfortable
log dwelling house, and lumber barn 2oN*
feet in dimensions, large root house and other
out buildings. small orchard on the place
Sawmill within mile and half and a grst
mill within two miles of the place. Price $500,
cash down. This Is great bargain y gold
en- opportunity for some man who wants a
farm and has hut little capital to 20 on. For
further information, apply To
". BYRON DANIELS.
Vancouver W T.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
Real Estate Agcncy.

The undersigned having established Real
Estate business in Vancouver solcts farms,
have superior facilities for carrying on the bus
mess, and parties having land for sale will find
it to their advantage to give me call
w. BYRON DANIELS,
INDEPENDENT Office, Vancouver, w. T.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

A FINE ANIMAL.-LasS Saturday James r.
Hall, OF Lewis River, exhibited at this Office
a deer skin weighing " pounds The former
owner Of Che skin was fve-year old buck,
and weighed, when dressed, 2l7 pounds.
Mr.. Hall has our thanks for choice piece OF
the venson.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18

ENTERTAINMENT Prof. G. B. Plummer
gave very interesting entertainment at
Browns Hall last Saturday evening All
He promises to return and give another en-
tertainment sometime next week.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
County Orders! County Ordcrs!!

will pay, on presentation within four weeks
from date, all "Couniy Orders" issued by The
Auditor Of Clarke Comfy, W. T., prior to De
ccmber 15ih, 1919. If MOI presented within
said four weeks from dac, will pay subsequent
orders, on Presentation, in priority of issue, rs
far rs fund for ,hat purpose can be applied
interest on all orders issued prior 10 said
l1,h day of December, 1870 will cease from
this date FRED W. BIER,
CouIiy Treasurer.
Dated Vancouver, w. T., Oc.obcr 1S,a, 1917.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-10-18
The Independent.
LOCAL.

Soc1AL.-We had Che pleasure OF attend.
ing a social gathering last Monday evening,
at the residence of Mrs. M. L. Nicholson.
A large number of young people were iIpres-
ent and enjoyed them elves most admirably.