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ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE.

A HUSBANDS ANSWER TO his WIFE's BILL
FOR DIvORCE-In the case of Mary G. Lam
born against George F. LambOrn-bill for di-
filed hi: answer. He denies that she has con-
due ed hers II as good and affectionate wife:
denies tina, he was inhuman and cruel toward
her or that he failed and neglected to supply
her with the comforts of life, and asserts that
he provided her with good and sufficient CLOTH
ing: and claims that he always endeavOred to
nat he eeu e easy ana on happyy Hs ams
after dark with one Pitney, with whom he had
forbidden her to associate; and because on
one occasion she was discovered in the parlor
talking, with Pitney who held her hand; and
she said she would leave the house If Pitney
was not allowed to come there. He denies
that he has ever Kept company with Daisy
Goodman, nor does he know such woman.
A Runaway Misunderstanding in the
New York train, there arrived here young
couple from the neighborhOOd of Phladelp ia ,
and during the morning they. procured mar:
Ontario. Canada, and E A. P. Dodge, OF New
York. 1t appears that they left the neighb0r-
hood of tine residence of the father of the girl
ROAbury. near Pniladelphia-On Sunday night
last. The opp' sition to the marriage by their
parents was & cir extreme yOuth-the groom
not being over l9 years of age and the bride
about 3years his junior; As the license was
procured quite early in the morning, it is pre-
sumei that they were married before the re-
ception OF spatch from the father of the
Slfi. OHcTlHS d reward vi > lUU lOT Un"lF dpDfe.
henSiOn. The young couple were induced by
citizen to return to their homes.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION Of the
United States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association W Il convene at 10 m.
tomorrow, at Franklin Hall. corner of 9Th and
c sire els southwest. This association has now
been organized FIVE years. and numbers abOIt
80 members 1t has dlSburSed more than
10000 to the widows and orphans of deceas I'd
members and mo- than $4,000 duri e rhe
past year. About 25D dele gates will be pres
ent, and the convention will be in session
several days. The headquarters will be at
The National hotel. Mr.. c. E. Moore, of
Springfield, Mass, is president OF the asOcia-
ton, and j. ID. Stacy, jr, of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
general secretary and treasurer.
ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER WITH A BEER
GLAss.-Iesterday, at the Park, on It'll street,
above the Boundary, during pie mic, ID lniel
Hart was arrested by Sergeant JOS. Acton, on
the charge of disOrderly conduct and he made
some resistance and others in the crowd also
gathered about. In the melee a beer glass
was thrown and struck the officer on the he ad
Officers Grant and McRae went to the as
slstance of the Sergeant, and they got Hart to
the station, and this morning. In the police
court, a fine of SIS or 30 days in Jail was i'm
posed.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

EVNE WATERMELONS,
FRESH EVERY DAY-KRpr OK Icx.
, Always on hand, finest Nutm-. and Hunter
SANTELoUPES, fine PKACh 5, Bartlett
PEARS and all kinds OF FRUIT; S&EET P0.
TATCE, SUGAR CORN, etc All Kinds of
NIT MAT; sWHET-BREADS, SOFA 9, Dressed
SONS desiring can leave address, ami ws win send
for order daily. eSAu
Oroers for Georgetown must be received by III
O'CLOCK. FRANK j. TiaBETS
aug6-1y CORNER I4fh sf S,.,S ~ y =
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NJ JENSEN,
NJ WA'fCh REPAIRKR,
For 20 years with II. sEMkEN, now at S3Af
e1S Pennsylvania AVENUE 49,
tUemg sey's Stationery Storey
LADIES WATCHES A SPECIALITY.
Watches put In compile e order by nae are guaran-
tsed for one year. or money refunded. feOz ~
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FAIR READER, have you tried the great per.
fume? If not, there is real pleasure in store
for you. Supply yourself, and, our word for
it. you will never after wish to be without a
bottle OF the Murray & Lannaan's Florida
Water.
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

nCCOQUAN FALLS.
~ The steamer HARB!N8ER will s@A
n AXE one more trip TO this delight EnS4taa u
full SPOT, on THURSDAY, Septem-S
ber6 On SUNDAY 9Th instant, to Stewards
leaves 9Th st. Wharf at $50 T. ~ m I Esre b. esnts
Children half price: little ones free Rsfres hments
on boat. Apply at BONTZ'S Ice Cream Depot
1011 It'll street, or at boat
sepS-6t NJ e GRH9G Tint
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IN. RICORD'9 ESSENCE or LITE
- Restores manhood and the vigor OF youth "a
the most shattered CONSULTATION IN four weeks,
az should be taken by III about % marry, n VSo
have become weakened from excaas or nv Other
cooee success IL evoRy case 10 - cortain . that
RRs: soS; sxcS4ss Jsivs;s;sis i fsss ~ s.s
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If THERE is any aiment more dreadful
than headache we are at loss to know what
It Is. One or two doses OF LodiIes Headache
Specific will promptly cure you.
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/. FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
OF
WIN. LOUIS sCHLEY LODGE, No. l.
To he given at
ANALOSTAN ISLAND, tn ESDAY. Sep. Sd
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies'. a
90 cents Ferry free. Prizes to ba given III
tor the Ginging Racing, Bind old Racing, m
Wheelbarrow Racing, and sack Racing. ~
dancing commences at4 p m. Positively no IN
proper persons allowed on the grounds. sep2 q
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Excursions and Pieuirs.

oeoek next H TbTTsa as n aRS A. eight
Ferry. Fare l.25 for the round trip.
The first picnic of VIM. Louis Sch,ey Lodge,
No. 4, i. o. o. NJ, is being given today at
AnalOStan Island. Ferry free. and number
of amusements. Dancing commences at m.
The City OF Washington leaves tomorrow at
am. returning at pm, going TO Smiths
Point, where there viii s0e three hours for
grabbing, fishing and bathing. Fare, 3 cents
round trip
Washington City Hibernian Benevolent So
clety. No. /, VIII give its grand annual picnic
next Thursday. at Beyer'S It'll street park, for
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
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NoIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlor shooting, from s. up. Bazaar COS 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
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brown and all the light shades OF cOored siits
Carter's, Ill Market Space. Black silks. I'M
mense assortment; black silks. IS, 81, 81, LIS,
sSs ar ,S I our one Soas and s25 black
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SUISSE s CAkFETs, new designs, from ST
splendid stock Of medium price ine raj !.
yenetlans all widths; oil cloths All WiJths !:
nottingham laces, hne stock, Cheap: 90 nairs
850: TOwsOn's, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
south SIDE, QsaS I'd a9rthYesa-Adgt ''
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...Sepfember 3, 1873.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at p. m.
and extink 1lshed at 3:35 a. m.
DR.: J. +. Hartigan leaves the city on Thurs
Gay for Europe.
Judge DIN presided in the Probate Court
this morning fer the first time for some mon ms
and having fully recovered his health, looks re-
Judge Macarthur opened the Equity Court
this morning, coming back TO the bench in ex
cellent health.
Capt. p. l.. Rodier, foreman of the Treasury
branch of the Government Printing Office
and George 5. Kraft. esq, of the West End
seave the city on Wednesday evening for an
extended tElp To NIAGARA, Montreal Quebec
Ec., returning va New York
The can oil milk from the "Alderney Dairy
left at HE STAR office 70 day was genuine cow
juice, and proves that pure milk in cities is not
an iEpOSSltiiily.
Yesterday Officer Martin shot and killed a
mad dog on Pennsylvania avenue, between
18Th and 18th streets northwest.
The Rev, John Chester s d, ID: d., Of this city
New Windsor College, Maryland He has &C
copied the appointment, and will deliver the
opening address in the Presbyterian church at
New Windsor on the evening of September
18th. Subject: The Great Historical Events
OF the 10Th Century"
The interest in the revival at Foundry M. E.
church is increasing. A large congregation
was at the service last night, and when the
young evangelist closed his remarks and in
Vited sinners to seek religion, persons flOcked
from all parts OF the house, and were con-
verted. Among the seekers at the altar last
night, were Is young men, Rev. Thomas Har-
risOn, the young evangelist, conducts the meet
ings every night.
The friends of the peace policy for the In
Glans held meeting at the Cavalry Baptist
church last evening, and Rev. j. I'll. Wilbur Of
Washington territory, made an address to
prove that the Indians were susceptible of civ
lliZatiOn if properly treated General Alvord
endorsed the views of Mr.. Wilbur.
The mOMentOUS question Of the site of the
Tenailyt1wn post Cfice aud of the pOStma Ster
"A il 90
Is to remain where it is and Charles H. DuyaiI
il comm SinnPd nnSf ma Sfer
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ROUTE PROCESSION.

ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
Starting from butchers H eadGuarters, 9Th and
E-Along h to r. down Y to b, up 9Jh to K,
down to Sd down 81 to Avenue. up Avenue
through Presidents grounds, out Presidents to
Aver ne; along Avenue t. 2lst, down 2l,t to X,
along X to IA b, down 14th to r, along to 8 h,
down h to 4 We US, up Avenue to 7th, up 7th to
Park. BY order OF Chief Marshal
sep2 At l. H. RTTSCHER
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O WHO'LL " AID RETAIL DlALum
lEfHRlCIfE AND BIfUETE0U6 GOAL,
Wood Of 40 finds. Ofn@ sos 9th n, between h
and r. Orders respectfully solicited and Rtisfac-
ton guaranteed fARp-l4th st., between b nd
@. WHARY-Foot Of III u.
advance am enabled TO sen 1t lowest pHtsS CA
direct from vessels at Q reduction nom ordfnarV
rates. Vessels arriving weekly until cioSe OF navf.
ton. fVo-2m
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HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN-The infor-
nal but interesting and beautiful display of
irults MOWERS and vegetables annually made
b bS Inc eltl 2f OF Montgomery in the neigh
g9rnO9a OF sandy Spring will be held on
lhursuay, sept, .. at O'Clock, at the Lyceum
at that place. Could such exhibitions be made
ia every populous village and neighbOrLooI
The eject would be very benaficial N0
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. Openino.
After its extensive embellishments and changes
will Opea
MONDAY NIGHT,
When the Season Of Fun will begin, with Glorious
Entertainment. crowded with II isle,
Mir.h and Melody.
THE FAMOUS
81 IN NUMBER. INCLUDING THE GREAT MIMIC,
BILLY ARLINGTON.
NEW SoNGs, DANCES, SKETCHES, FUN, ETC.
Admission to first and second floors, 80 cents
Reserved seats, 90, 70 and 81 90.
Gallery, % cents.
The Dramatic Season will commence on Mon
DAY, September 9th, with q very brilliant per-
formance. RI ost and Rep aug30-tr
A GRAND BARBECUE AND FEsTI-
IA VAL
WILL BE GIVEN BY THR
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE BUTCH
ERS' COMBINATION
AT THE
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN PARK,
WEDNESDAY, AND THURsDAY, SEPrEM.
Der 4TH AND 9TH.
A Bullock ill be slaughtered AID roasted each
day at IL o clock, sharp, and served to visi- "a
tors free OF charge; the bullock to le roasted ~
whole. Prize Bowling, Ladies' Prize Shoot GA
ments. Grand Illumination and Fireworks eveiy
evening. There will he grand Parade on the first
day, At 10 o'clock sharp. All Butchers respe It
to appear in Dark Clothes and High Hats, starting
from Butchers Headquarters. corner 8th and e
str cts NV, at 10 o'clock, sharp. Admission, %
G&d
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Dry GOODS must be sold very chelp. Blan
kets, pure white all wool, S. 80; blankets, =
black easbmeres pure wool, 50; colored ca Sh-
meIts. pure wool, so: shawls, water proof
CON; hannels very cheap; excellent corSets
English stockings, 25; bleached table damask
~ ~ excellent canton flannel, s. Carriers, III
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NJ ISS EMILY Z. HUNTS SCHOOL fafth
N1 yearl for GIRLS and SMALL BOYS viii re-
u.s. .. &0s aUET sS9 f9 s's%sstF
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YARD WIDE wool lannels, ~ cents; Canton
nannels, good quality, s cents, l0 and I2it
81. 81. Is, sc, so =, s.; red twilled fannels.
rom ~ =. -. 50. 81 new stock of black cash
meres al MOO, 80, 50, o., O., Is S. s.. ST. Tow
SOL s. Soo pennsylvania avenue, south side,
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EDUCATIONAL.
MINER NORMAL SCHOOL,
TUITION FREE.

The above school for colored teachers IS now open
Iof me reception 81 pupils. Application, received
al s tne srhocl building. third floor, between the
hours OF 8 An. and pm.
MIS-. 4. n. O'Connor, r. Douglass,
n,s: 4. b. WILSON,, w w Johnson,
seiS I'M :hool COMMITTEES
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COAL AND WOOD.

uptown Offices by TRLKPBoNI
win uneQuaied facilities and ADVANTAGES for
economically conducting the wood and coal trade,
SnAIves fhctory. eXtensive store yards enabling us
20 STOCK cp lsrgeiy when coal 10 lowest ofdces
tnrougbout the city, and Ill In Immediate conmu-
nlCaslon, lneur,n& prompt attention TO orders, We
ues OF coei u the very lowest prices.
onemuof, We Insure strictly pure coal, Of 30
pounds 70 the toR.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
. lam ONCE mill and depot, foet OF l2.n 18th and
"; l4le TIN 81 a. ~: and nj Pa. ava sc. tyf3-tx
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M"TS.

~ q. Q. f:.The members of COVE
N NANT LODGE No. Is. are requested to
assemble at Oda Fellows Hall, & georgetown, DC,
TOMORROW. "wednesday. at o'clock p. M.
to attenC the funeral OF our late brother, FRANCIS
ASH. Brothers Of sister Lodges fraternay invi-
ted. III 3. NJ IRIS THORNE Secretary.
GIHOOL BOOKS.-A complete assortment OF
- all kinds used In the Public and Private Scho Ills
for sale at very low prices by e. K. LUNDY, 128
Bridge st., Georgetown. aug23
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PROBATE COURT-Judoe

Yesterday, after our report closed John
Douglas, assault on AlonZo Perry; So Or
DAYS. Fanny Smith, assault on MOllie Gas
she was walking with a young man Fanny as.
saulted her. s.. Jas. M. w. Stone, assault on
Alberta Stone; s.. p. F. Hannah, assault:
continued
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BOLD ROBBERY AND Observation-Disclosures
morning a thief entered the room where Mr
ID. u. Elchelberger was sleeping Corner of 9Th
he sleeper's pan 'alOons. containing $50 MIR.
E. was aroused, and fired two shots at the
thief neither of which took effect. A Gro va
bis plunder, ran through Bates alley and eS.
capped capture.
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VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, MAY >, 1873.

The communists of America, whose
headquarters are in Chicago, and who
are quite as pestiferous set of rascals
as the communists of France, are now
openly buying arms, organizing military
companies, and doing other things that
look pointedly to the resistance of the
constituted authorities. And yet no
effort is made, except condemnation
by portion Of the public press, to
throttle movement that can result
only in lawlesS action, with probable
bloodshed and loss of property. This
affair, and the operations of the Kearnv
crowd in San Francisco, exhibits only
too clearly the weak point in our GOV
ermental system. Under our methodof
government as heretofore followed. re-
belllon, sedition, riot, all that is evil pre-
pares for action openly, under the ewes
OF the authorities, without any effort
at concealment, and nothing is ever
done to prevent it. Not until rebellion
or riot is in full organized action does
the Government seem to know that it
has something to do orsay in thematter.
and offers correction to the offenders
only after they have commenced to
murder and burn, though such result,
are apparent from the commencement
OF the agitation. How this weak spot
In our theory and practice of Govern
ment is to be Strengthened has not vet
been proposed by any public man, and
probabl Y never will be, from the fear
that the author of a remedy would lose
the votes of the offending rabble. So
long as the present course of action in
reference to such proceedings is main
tanned so long will the country exper
fence times Of financial distress. cap
ital will be timid and distrustful. and
peace-loving men live in fear of their
lives and property.
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The New England public, and par
ticularly the Canadian public, are in a
great state of excitement over the arri-
val of a steamer in Maineport, which
has 40 Russian officers and 600 sailors
on board. English ship owners have
no liking of war with Russia and the
seas covered with vessels flying the
Russian flag, manned by Russian officers
and sailors, who will spare no pains to
destroy every English merchant vessel
they capture should England declare
war against Russia.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
PORTLAND MARKET.

The Standard gives the following as tn
wholesale rates from producers or first hand,
quote extra ATS 156j p: coul
try brands - 25W5 q: supertinc 81 800
p rs to quality
WHEATON, home market remains tn
same, 81 S5@l 30.
neutrality-suspicious. attl 5o@1 GO per bu
rs to description andluantity.
MIDDLINGS-Fced $323j; fine $35@4O
BRAN-Per ton, 50 80.
OATS-Blacl-, 40c per brLel for good feed
Prime white 45c, wca. Milling soc, in de
mand, market bare.
BACON-lOl5d11c
Hams Pa Is, rs to bind, quality, etc
Shoulders IsWSc.
LARD-In kegs and tini0G lie.
BUTTER-We quote chee dairy at 20sd 25c :
GOOD fresh roll l6Hr; ordinary l2a l5c
whether brine or sol, and common 100
lie per ID; market III for all kinds cN-
cept fresh roll. Cabrnia fresh roll pc
per Ito.
CHEESE-Oregon, 1Gc california, Ice.
DRIED FRUITS-Appl sun dried, 5d5i5c.
Apples, rlachine dri, Sd Zoe.
Fears. machine drid Sld Toe.
Plums, machine drL zoe.
Pmm>, sun dried, II
PlIuus, pittcd, l0P'
Kelly x Coles madle dried apples, sa
Toe. a. to quantity.
EGGS-20c.
HIDES-Dry flint over lbs l4c.
Green over 60 lbs
Dry kip and calf lllc.
One-third of for aulls.
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Further reports from the famine
stricken districts of China show no
amelioration ofthe calamity. InShansi,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the wretched
inhabitants have in many places do
voured the bark and roots ofall thetrees.
There has been no rain in three years.
and, ifthe people had any grain, itwould
not grow We're it sown. The loathsome
business of selling children in order to
obtain food is necessary, and what the
end of the calamity will be no one can
foretell. There is no way of conveying
provisions to the 100000 people of
this province, except on the backs of
donkeys and mules, and the relief thus
furnished Is, of course, nominal The
few glimpses the world is permitted to
catch of this terrible famine show that
it is one Of the worst scourges that
have visited the east for centuries.
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marks introduced the business in hand and
announced the toasts in their order, as did
also the vice presidents For want of space
we can give none of the happy remarks made
in response.
THE TOASTS.
The President of the United Statcs-response
by s. W. Brown.
The Governor of Washington Territory
response by W. ii. Smallwood, and reply by
the Governor.
The Army and Navy-response by j. W.
Cochran.
Washington Territory-response by n. II,
Bloomfield of Kalama.
The approaching Constitutional Conven-
tion-response by q. ii. Steward
The attitude of America in the approaching
struggle between Russia and England-re-
Spouse by W. Byron Daniels.
Woman-rcsponse by Mrs j. W. Cochran.
The Press-responsc by j. j. Beeson.
After singing america" at late hour the
tables broke up, after one of the most pleasant
affairs of the kind it was ever our fortune to
partake in. The occasion has been an enjoy
able one, and perfect success from first to
last and better than all else, it has been a
demonstration entirely separate from politics.
Our people participating have acquitted
themselves handsomely and creditably
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
MARRIED..

At Pekin, w. T., April 25th, 1873, Alfred
Bozarth of Cowlitz county, and Miss Hattie
f. Rathburn of Clarke county, VT.
At the residence of &. J. Tooley, near Van
couver, W. T., April 2sth, ISIS, by Rev. G. W.
Day, J, W. McIrvine, of Portland Oregon, and
Miss Ellen Pauley of Clarke county, W. T.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

Already settlers are pouring into I'M
occupied regionsof Minnesota and Mon
tana. With thepassagc ofthe Northern
Pacific bill, and the commencement Of
operations, we may also look for a graf
flying immigration. When communi-
cation is opened with the east, the rush
of settlers to this country viii be I'M
paralleled
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

John Morrissey, prize fighter, gam
bier, politician, Congressman, died at
Saratoga yesterday.
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IsIEIL

On Fifteen Mile Creek, Wasco county, Ore
gon, April 10th, 1878, of consumption George
II. Deland, aged IS years.
[Oregonian please copv0
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

The jail at Seattle can hold nothing
apparently, as four persons broke out
again on Sunday last Put on another
good coat Of whitewash and put little
glue in it-perhaps that viii do as well
as the present locks and bars.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
NICE.

LAND OFFICE.
Vancouver T., April y, 1873. I
COMPLAINT HkG BEEN ENTERED
L al this Office bkeph Chahott egainst
lanes 4. B. steve for abandoning his
Homestead entry. W., dated August nth
ISL. upon the east OF northeast quarter
II section q. TOWN. north. Range west.
IN Cowhtz couub ashingtOn Territory.
with q view % the citation Of said entry:
the .aid parties ars,hy summoned 10 APP
pear at the office III. Nhiiehouse, Pro
bate Judge u Covcouniy. Wash. Ter. at
kalama. the Couuai Of said county, ON
Saturday the 15tt Of May, ls5s. at 10
O'Clock A. n. thcn there 10 respond and
furnish tesiimontcerning said alleged
abandonment
" u LLwooD. Register.
: ". BROWSfiHcr.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

PLUMMER Fruit DEYER-W : Plummer
has been in Vancouver this week exhibiting
a model Of his famous fruit dryer to our ciii-
zens at the Pacific hotel, and is about con
GLIDING a sale for the right to manufacture
and use these dryers in Clarke county. The
capacity Of the machine for usefulness and
money making is very great, and persons who
take hold Of this enterprise will not only do
for themselves good thing. but a grand
thing for the county at large, placing within
the reach % every farmer who has an orchard
the means Of most prodtably disposing Of his
fruit crop. This dryer not only puts up fruit
in the most marketable shape il has ever as
sumed. but preserves perfectly, potatoes, fish,
and clans. and will eventually prove a great
source Of wealth TO this coast in condensing
its varied products into their most market
able shape, to be shipped with the least ex-
pense. The products Of the dryer have been
in the market two years now, and while there
are no failures. the excellence Of the articles
cured by il are now well known in every
market place in the United States. Mr..
Piummer has done just a good thing for
The people as he has tor himself in this inven-
ton, which is more than can be said for most
inventions.