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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
Caern.rvan wants an E.p,suasion

LONDON, Aug. LIN the House
OF Lords to-day, Lord Caernarvon,
attacking Lord Beaconsfield, asked
an explanation of the latter's re-
marks regarding the formers re.
tirement from the Cabinet. He
said If Lord Beaconsfield meant to
say that he (Caernarvon) at the
moment of difficulty and danger
fiinched from what he had pledged
himself to do, he must absolutely
deny such statement.
Bisn.sck's SEN Defeated.
BERLIN, August Ist.-Count Bis
marck, son of the Chancellor and
candidate for Parliament, has been
defeated at Luneburg.
He,sexovi"- Occapied.
VIENNA, August 1.-The eight.
eenth division Of the Austrian
army occupied Herzegovina to-
day.
Eastern AHniss.
PERA, August lst.-The Aus
trian occupation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina threatens u ministe-
rial crisis in Constantinople. The
Minister of War and Minister of
Public Instructions are strongly
opposed to the occupation and
think it should not be submitted to
without a formal Convention.
Grand Vizier Safvet Pasha, who
wishes to avoid difficulty with
Austria, Is at variance with his
colleagues.
The Porte is preparing mem.
orandum to the signatories to the
treaty of Berlin setting forth it;
views on the Greek claims and in
answer to the statement of the
Greek representative at the Con.
gress.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran
cisco, in facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02

Awarded the Highest Medal at Vienna
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, front rooms, containing
all modern conveniences and home COM
forts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the POstoffice and Court House. and
commands charming view OF mountain
and valley. jel6;f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
lUnion Telegraph Company
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
Pacific Coast News,
New Trial Refused.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lst.-The
motion for new trial Of the case
Of Bachelor and Henninger, po-
lice brokers, has been denied.
, 1878-09-07
Is THERE NO REST FOR
THE WICKED2
4. REED MEETS Il HOT RECEPTION
IN UILL1 VILLA.
Another fragrant Violation Of Civil Service
Rules.

The citizens of Toledo hoped that when A.
Reed left this city for Walla Walla, that We
should have peace, and that in that far awav
country the oiOr OF his odorous reputation
would never taint the atmosphere. But in
this We have been mistaken. His reputation
has preceded him They have heard Of him
through the press, and every man, woman and
honest Indian is mad 70 think that the presi-
dent should ship a political dead beat and no
torOus swindler to that community, and re-
move an honest man and faithful officer, with
out any cause whatever.
We are in receipt Of the Walla Walla
STATESMAN Of August 81, giving an account Of
the indignation Of all the respectable citizens
Of Walla Walla, as soon as they discovered the
character Of the man who had been imposed
upon them 10y the corrupt and Yenal executive
Hayes.
\ petition addressed to the president was
prepared and signed almost unanimously by
the citizens of both parties, asking Hayes to
reinstate Capt. W. c. Painter, an old citizen
and gallant soldier, who was removed without
any cause whatever to give place to the public
nuisance from Toledo.
, 1878-09-07

A SEATTLE FIGHT-An irate lawyer named
w. H. WLi,e, prosecuting attorney, for the
third judicial district OF Washington territory,
assaulted Mr.. Thos w. Prosch, editor of the
Seattle Tribune. at Seattle, last Thursday
The unpleasantness grew out Of an article pub
Tshed by Mr.. Prosch rejecting ou Mr. White 5
conduct as an officer. The editor defended
himself manfully in the melee and pummellsd
his assailant in scientific manner. The
belicose LAWYER was badly Used up, and at
the close of the combat presented anything
but a respectable appearance.-POrt'dnd Paper
Mr.. White, referred to in the above item, Is
the man wao engineered the thierins prose
cutting attorneys bill through the last legisla,
ture, and thus indirectly lesislated several
thousand dollars into his own pockets. White
calls himself democrat, but he is one OF that
cI,ss of democrats who care nothing for princi-
pie and simply use the party for set-advance-
meQt.
, 1878-09-07

GERMAN Espionage - Since the at
tempted assassination OF the Emperor WI
liam, the German authorities are little m
ciined to allow even the slight expression
susceptible .! communistic Interpretation to
pass UNDECIDED or unpunished, and they
carry their espionage to ridiculous Yet
very harsh excess. For instance, the ex.
tradition of two men from the Canton Bale
in Geneva, Switzerland, has been demanded,
because one was overheard. by German
officer sojourning there, to remark to the
other, "Aeh Colt it is time all old fellows
were got rid of =" The two were themselves
old soldiers, who had served in the Prussian
army against France, and earnestly protested
that the Objectionable words HAD no such
significance as that attributed to them. The
Geneva authorities have declined to SUI
render the men on Bismarck's demand, ans
at last accounts tine matter w-s stu un1e-
cided.
, 1878-09-07
GOV. FERRY ARRAIGNED.

The people Of Yakima valley complain Bit
terly Of the course Of Gov Ferry in failing to
supply them with arms, and generally disre.
gardiny their appeals st a time when they were
surrounded By hostile Indians, and liable at
any moment TO have their wives and children
butchered before their eyes. They represent
that he has failed TO take any interest in their
welfare, and has been diiatory in furnishing
them means for self-defence Smarting under
these wrongs, number Of citizens of Yakima
valley have framed an Indictment against the
pardon broker" and request US to publish
the same Here it is:
l. That Gov. Ferry has been applied 70 re-
peateiy by prominent men of the county,
county officials and others, respecting Indian
difficulties, and who, on such applications. set
forth the existing facts in regard 10 the many
outrages upon settlers. and the general feeling
OF insecurity resulting therefron. and owing 70
the near presence Of larEe ha,.i Of Indians,
VIGOROUSLY known 20 I've rtnegades from differ
ent tribes, and having in their possession large
quantities Of Stolen property particularly
harses-helonging 10 the settlers of Eastern
Oregon and Washington. And that number
of these Indians were known to have been en-
gagged in hostiities in Eastern Oregon, and
among them the murderers Of two settlers Of
Yakima county-S. n. Perkins and wite-as
testified TO by Indians themselves.
>. That each and every one Of these applica-
tions up to the time Of the finding Of the bodies
OF Mr.. Perkins and wife. End only then after
be had referred the matter to prominent citl-
zens of Oregon, received the slightest attention
at his hands.
3. That he was applied to for arms. but made
no answer until :: late period Of the excitement,
when he furnished lG0 guns that he gave as .
reason therefor, that the county had already
received its full quota hut that at the same
time he could furnish to the rity Of Seattle 2cO
stand and 10 600 rounds, wh-n they had no
more use for them thaa the city Of Washing
ton has as far rs Indian troubles are concerned.
(. That he had sufficient time to accompany
Gov. Chadwick, of Oregon, - different places
in Jmatila county, and could spend nearly a
week in Walla Waila. and Vet couid not find
time to visit the people of Yakima county, and
endeavor to learn the true situation of matters
in that county respecting Indian difficulties,
and learn whether or not hr Was justified IN
treating communications Of the people in the
manner he had done.
, 1878-09-07

THE LABOR COMMITTEE all the test-
mony taken before the labor committee Is
published, the volume which contains 1t will
be imposing. That which will constitute its
novel feature is the wide difference OF opinion
between the witnesses as to what has caused
the business depression, and the remedies
that should be applied for its removal Some
Of the opinions contain matter for reelection, Sc'
but the majority are utterly trivial. The
suggestions as to restoration of prosperous
times are generally biased by the business IN
which the witness happens to be engaged. 30
that it as !" the wish that is father to the
Thought"
, 1878-09-07

Practice WITH SMALL ARMS. - The
nnmerons long range shooting matches with
rifles held in the last few years, have awak-
ened an interest on the subject among the
officers Of the regular army. In order TO
encourage the holding of a grand military
international match, Judge Hilton. OF New
York, has presented trophy as first prize,
valued at $lG00. Arrangements are now
being madc for matches between teams from
the regular army and the national gpard Of
the several states. General Hancock says.
Ia = letter published few days ago: Il
regard the proposed match as specially valu-
able in directing towards military rifle
Shooting that attention which has hereto
fore been directed to practice with Creed
moor rites and at extremely long range. as
well as in ius:ituiirg an animal competition
between the regular army and the nationa!
guard OF the different states which ccnnot
put i,soyc beneficial IL .,.. =
, 1878-09-07
MOSES AND HIS BAND.
PRIESTS RAPIDS, W. T., Sept 3, ls7'

PRIESTS RAPIDS, ". T., Sept 5, IeIo'
EpIroESraTEsMAN General Howard Will
haze a council with Moses and his Indians on
THURSDAY. There is no doubt but the rapid
operations of the general has put all the In
dians. in the upper country, in wholesome
state of fear, and the successful issue OF TINS
council will give security to the country Tor the
present year least ,, +.
Citizens throughout the country shouid oe
careful OF what they communicate 70 tne II
dams in order to avoid improper impressions
rpon their minds in the excited state they are IN;
But few can realize the nArrow escape all OF
EASTERN Washington and north Idaho made
- ,,sa. - A. j. CAIN.
, 1878-09-07

Alexander Reed, the newly appointed re-
ceiver OF public money, has been at Walla
Walla for nearly fortnight, and yet his pres
ence has failed TO cause tidal wave or excite
any commotion whatever This is singular in
view Of the fact that his home papers are filed
with illusions to the man. and occasional
sketches Of his past history. In order that our
readers may understand Mr.. Reeds Importance
where he is best known, We give place to :,
fac si@,iie Of an article IS it appeared in a
Toledo Manor
, 1878-09-07
THE CoxGE2ss.oxAL Laro. CoMnn

THE CoNGEEss,1&AL LaroH COMMITTEE
A commission tu inquire into the condition
of labor III the country vas created at the
last session OF congress, anl whatever Of
benefit or usefulness there might have been
IN such a body was ct once frustrated by
the appointment OF congressman Hewitt ot
New York as chairman. After his fatal
laundering in the electoral commission basil
ness. by which Tilden and the democracy
were finqlly robbed Of the presidency, speaker
Randall ought to have refrained FROM appoint
ing him to any position IN which ordinary
sagacity or craftsmanship is required. The
labor inquiry commission was well-intended
and, with a proper man at tie head OF it, a
great deal of good would have come from
the investigation. Bat under Hewitt, 1t is
little better than costly humbug and sorry
farce 1t is too much to expect any benefit
from 1t as 1t stands.
, 1878-09-07

., r.rF E,GlNE.-We notice that re-
,,-.;,- offer to furnish Seattle 4
g.5n.. complete, for which the price
''--- >g.t payments to be made in one,
- ..5-.r.,r- This Is much better than
= - .5,y, ( + a second hand engine, worked
, 1878-09-07
npIcoS STATE FAIR.

SALEM, Oregon, August 1oth' Ie's.
J. n. CRApB, ESQ Mr. John 7: Miller
tails me that he hastily wrote you that horses
in Oregon, and trained before the Iuie now n
purses , without any penalty. Mr.. Miller has
bought one of the Cogsan filles, and hnds
that the trainers on the track There are nov
70 M horses expects to carry the Is pounds pen;
ai,v and that he has to carry the same, as ~li
ali horses coming under the rule on Page "a VI
the premium list. which l seId, AN ho.SIs *
not bred IN Oregon or ~ Ws1TE Secy.
pounds penalty. L M Aiii'
, 1878-09-07

FoLLY-A few mischief makers are again
meddling with the fire department and e,d9a-
voring to effect the removal OF the chief engi-
neer. This experiment was tried several years
back, and at the hurning of the Oriental hotel
which soon followed the town narrowly escaped
destruction Owners Of property will protest
against repetition of this folly. The town
mainly made up of wooden houses many of
them little better than tinder bnxeS-we can
not afford to take unnecessary risks.
, 1878-09-07


=, uAEGqS LEGISLATURE meets Monday,
'----'tF 9;h, and under the constitution is
&c ,''ed 70 session If forty days. Under
+rI -" N congress, the first ballot for senator
~ LAD On Tuesday, September 18th, and
* '1''nued from day to day until choice
l''L For some time appearances have
s'eAil y In favor Of Judge Macarthur, but
-, ,'ss'-e that his action in the case of Capt
-i7'' charged with the crime of murder,
=. ',TAsed "a On 5000 bail, may lead to his de-
cirs5 Lf f people of the Dalles are greatly
.o- about aoont this matter, and a few nights
cprr;r a-.'eu Judge Macarthur in efigy. This
sn5s at his own home, and among his
.o,'P. 1na neighhors, will be seized upon by
,asa,,-S- : md made the mos, Of. Not be-
sT,. ~ !@'Ate,! with the facts in the case, We
is''''; :, u express Al "pinion aS to
@r icr f.cti 40. decision,
=. ------.y vi. h. admitted that his
80 - .-.- .-.---.-- .-s---
, 1878-09-07

r.-,yp. Ike Walla Walla, is excited over
question, 2.d the talk now is of Civ
.;,r the ri.ht to introduce water, and
..-.rar lrfrat the schemes Of the lnerl who
Oh. r-.sea- water works. Portland is
-,-....nrf,I with water, and if the owners
r.'r., rr-art 10 cXtortion, means are at
..r. ,Il!
, 1878-09-07
o.

r.. saalay l,t. Billings, the state
J -,-,.r.r. went below, taking with him
nine of them contributed hy
W.r. Thr prisoners, as seated in the
Va ..a bad booking st Of men, anl
q. '.' .r..r far thctell tale 1nanlcles would
ftru9l:nary passengers
, 1878-09-07

l#F LOWER DisgRl-T School opened Mon
CAY .1st, with Mss Johnson As principal, and
H''' '-a.IEan, assistant teacher. The at
'---ate this week has been rather slim, but
: lii session advances the school promises to
~ -''"ar!. The lower district has the reputa-
'.- d; being the best public schoo, in the
'-a'y The hest teachers have always been
'-''Eri, salaries promptly paid, and gener-
4's n finance, well managed The success
: he >sh',l has been lar-ely due to this
= :. .'A' ''sl;. aai We are pleased to know that
:, :. ,''-- wise policy will be pursued in the
, 1878-09-07

'..- E"ErRTS, chief engineer of the North
q ne Is q; Walla Waila, presumably on bus
- connected with the company he repre-
--> Ia,rc WAS 4 time wh,n our people
--'T- al tl,ir Lors opon tie North Pacific,
-'i ply 'hat tie is past and gone. The
- s"ml.es and GslayS Lave utterly dis
SO y E,'p.e, Until they ROW regard the
-'''a u tie enterprise with aversion. and
.~ away tier heads with iIl-ccncealed dis
Il = possible that Col Roberts VIII fail
.,eF ;AiS feeling. for the rra>nn tha. oIs
'i't>y leolle very often conceal their
=. -'-s.>' Int the fact nevertheless remains
-. People expect nothing from the North
-'-1 FAl.roai COMPANY.
, 1878-09-07

THE PALACE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERi' ~ni'"
ba. arrived and set up Just below the S.:he
House, Walla Walla, is already dong An in''
msnse business. And no wonder, for it turns
ou. the best pictures ever made in this country 1
"a. extremely low prices-S6 gems only 20
cents card size, 81 Is per dozen
, 1878-09-07

.,....rr Navor NcAulifT has taken up
.,noa,v indebtedness that was dra%ins
-...,. o, thr late Of u per cent month
r.r..,. tie same ly a loan at one per
. I'll, l.,l- like financial management.
..... III, ".LayrIs WHO has been holding
,....-r rar. :.t the high figure offered to come
r, +. ..ir pr cent, buc was informed that
=. I'LL, -pu tat-.
, 1878-09-07
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.
TEKmToRY OF WAsHISroS, sS
County OF Wnlla Walla,

County Of Walla Walla,
~ PROB4TE-In The Hctter Of the Es.qts II
FRANK 6INNERLY Deceased.
EITATI0N:-On reading and fling the
y duly verified petition Of MARY A. KIM
NEHLI, setting forth that FRANK KIM
MERLG, her husband. died intestate in the
County Of Walla Wslls, Territory of WASH
ingtnn, On the 2Si day Of July. A. ID. 1875
that feCCdgnt at the time Of his death was
resident cf saiG county, leaving real and per
sGAEl property therein, valued at $3.50; that
all nf said property Is community property, 1t
having beer acquired since decedents marriage
with petitioner, and praying far an order dis
tributing and assigning al Of said property to
petitioner as the survivor Of said decedent, &C
Cordins to law. And it appearing to the Court
that no good re.e"n exists to issue letters OF
administration in the matter q! said estate, 1t
is ordered, that all persons interested IN the
estate Of said FRANK k1MMERLY, de-
ceased, he and apnear before the Probate Ccurt
Of said county Of Ealla Walla, on MONDAY,
the a5d day of September, A. d. 1873, at the
hour Ci 10 o'clock. n NJ, Of tina. day, then and
there 10 Snow cause, il any there be, why IN
order Of distribution of the property described
in said petition should not be made As therein
prayed fer. Further, that service of this cita-
ton be made on all persons interested in said
estate. ty publication Of this order 10 the
Walla Walla STATESMAN, a weekly newspaper
printed and Published in the city and county
q Walla Walla, Washington territory. for six
successive weeks Prior to said 21d day of Sep
.embe4, lS-S
Il GCICHARD. Probate Judge
Dated Walla Walls Aug. ). 1873. S,-6w
.Shcifd-S Sale ~ Rca Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out Of the District Court of the
First Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory. and to me disscted and delivered, for
Judgment rendered IN said Court, on the 9th
day of Nav. \. /; 1875, in favor Of ALMOS
II. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff, and against
CHARLES F. KRAFT, JAMES JONES.
and ]. l. BROOKS, Defendants for the sum
Of Three Hundred and Eighty-Nine Dollars
(S3S9) gold coin. with interest thereon ut tue
rate of = per cent per month. and the sum OF
Si1 65 costs Of suit. | have levied upon the
following described Real Estate, TO wit Lot
80" in Block II, on Main street, in Walla
Walla city, county Of Walla Walla and Ter
gitory of Washington, with all the tenemenis.
hercditaments and appurtenances ttereunto
belonging Also, Pair Of Hay Scales, situated
on said premises. Notice is hereby given,
that,
On NSSD.I, tic e3d Day OF september.
\ H. 1873. at the hour Of II o'clock, A. NJ, of
said day. | viii sell all the right, title and
interest oi the sand CHARLES +. KRAFT
in and to the above Described property. at the
Court House door. Ill the city and county Of
Walla Walla. Washington Territory, at public
auction, for gold coin, to the highest and best
bidder, 20 satisfy said execution and Ill costs
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Au
gust, \. u. 1875
GEORGE +. THOMAS,
Sheriff of Walla Walla, county.
WILSON K JONES. Wash. Ter'y
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. .Sts
, 1878-09-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PRINTING PAPER.

The proprietor Of the STATESMAN has ar
,.need to ship newspaper, fat cap, folio post,
hill heads, and all the different varieties OF pa
per, mostly used by printers d,rse. from 'nas I'M,
ia.,sr 6c7,res than the same can be laid down
so',o San francisco or Portland Our inten-
t;on ton Is to secure the trade of the country east
~ 81 the mountains, and to do this We propose TO
offer % printers bstter terms than they can obtain
elsewhere.
, 1878-09-07

FINE HossEs-Lovers Of fine horses VIII
read DR.. Msck's card in another column E -.
Beusounder" blood ranks among sne De''
:, America. and persons who wish 70 breed
srs ~ an;maIs should only be too glad to ATau
tbsnseIyee cf thi. opportunity.
, 1878-09-07
n MoSp.Y, sIc esd Day OF September.
Administrators Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT of E1LL4
TILL4 COUNTY, ". T.
In the Llattcr of the Estate Of FRANCIS q.
RHO1DES, Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. BY
~ the undersigned. Administrator of the
estate, to the creditorsof, and all
persons having claims against said deceased,
To exhibit the same, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within one year from the first publication
If this notice, to the undersigned, at his rcsid-
eace in Walll Walla city.
JAMES E. BERRY MAN,
Administrator.
Walla Wana. A1g 12, lS7S.-3I-1m
, 1878-09-07

--..>-r rrarHE FAIR have been made
i'''' ,..,-ive scale at the fair grounds,
a'.. ....... NOW Is tia; the exhibition this
s. . marked Improvement upon
q r.. .. ,r.,-.!ci It.
, 1878-09-07

WuTvly S-uINi.T. Parents, guardians,
--, scholars sill remember that this seminar;
v,.rar-ur- it, first term on Wednesday,
>..r nh, un Ter tine ca:' Of Prof. Ly-
s-.a T.: J. much wishes 4 prompt com
a.aam.,'. # thc beginning If the term, Of
IT,. ii.,s~aS to attend. The primary
sa-a, NIL De- under the Immediate care Of
u, : ). lyman, with tuition at ST Per
IN. rrl w,ras instead of -, a. stated
.-.a.a.-. S,ga4,,:tiscmeut III this paper
, 1878-09-07

p,,yos AND ORGANs.-D- W. Prentice Co,
having appointed Furman 4 Sutlti their
= assnts for the sale of Weber Pianos, Sherman
& Heide Pianos, and Estey and Standard Or
a.ns for Eastern Oregon and Washington ter
s;toTv, % thew would refer all parties wishing IN
strnmepts of the above make to them, as they
bave piyen them an exclusive right and agency.
, 1878-09-07

G,gnE> Srr>kLERs have heretofore been
"e1Erusiye that but comparatively Few peg
'a' have used them. \ recent invention
a.. sat:n- to little more than an iron ring with
'-,A1.s oi-,uin-S las been introduced that
a-,oeTs every purpose. and can he sold at cn'-
:--,a ;lv c,>: i tine ordinary garden
'.-Hhlrr. Thi, rin- f..atens directly cn the
'-'' VI IGr ho,r. and answcro the purpose aa-
--.ty Mr.. G. F. Kraft, the superin-
'e2.sa:, la, a supply Of these spr mixers,
l." !. furnish them at a small advance upon
C>I
, 1878-09-07

". G.. LsySFoID, the democratic nominee
f"r prosecuting attorney in tie first judicial
district, is :, gentleman whom We lave Long
known. ard always found honest and upright.
An I'D n.cnter of Tie l'ar. with Z large prac-
t;ce he Will hiring 10 tie discharge Of his duties
As public prosecutor Years Of experience, and
an entire familiarity with the c.im..na! ,aw that
viii make Lir. 1 terror 70 evil Gcers. Of IN
doubted capacity, lie las a stili greater title to
public favor in lis Urquestioned integrity ard
honesty of rmrose. With V. G. Langford in
the oshce Of public prosecutor, no offender
need expect to escape punishment through
favor, and the innocent viii never be victim
lied in order to crafty prejudice or private
spleen. In the fc1cible language Of Judge
Lewis, the guilty may expect red-eyed law, y
and the innocent will never lie called to plead
70 Croundless charges. In the whole list Of
Offices to be fllei at the November election,
they all sh.nk in importance as compared with
the ohice OF prosecuting attorney, and hence 1t
Is that we are specially gratifed to know that
n capatle and honest man has been placed III
nomination to Ill the Office.
, 1878-09-07

HOUSES in this city are scarce and even the
mosi Indifferent tGmble-down buildings readI-
" command tenants.
, 1878-09-07

.nr lN.AN ElyG. We have received sev-
..a, issue, ri Crl. N,acha:a'S semi-occaSionai
.a..a. issued uudcr tie taking title Of the
t.a'F,-., and find it t. De entirely in the IN
,... u tn Indian rin. The policy o! plac-
.a, Ii. Indians III charge of the military Is
.,lessl with Whatever force man Of Meach-
al i'eb,e ability can command, and the
lar-r is fully III the interest Of the ring Of
'aGI,lrs who have s. long robbed the govern
mt ou the plea Of civilizing and christian
L..s Tie pary rcd man.
, 1878-09-07

Mrs MAY FORD is about 30 take the place
of window clerk at the post-otiice, a position
for which she is well qualified.