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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-05

Interest on deposits payable twice year, Feb and
Aug Interest not drawn out is added to the deposit.
thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins OH the first day of each month.
Money deposited or before the tenth day OF each
month, will draw interest from the first day of the
same month.
sS-Under the existing law of this State. all d, pos.
Its i'll savings Banks are erempf from municipal tar
alton.
No returns of names of depositors required to
be made to state authorities, and all accounts
are held by this Bank To he strictly pirate ana conf
dental.
Married women and persons under age can deposit
money in their own names, so that II can be drawn
only BY Themselves or on their order
Especial advantage. afforded to Fxocu orJ Guar
dians, Trustees, and others having in charge Trusl
Funds.
WIN. X. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, Jan. !, 1879. tawtf
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Aticst u IiARLE> HEWiNs, Register. 3W:J

hENNEBEF COtNTl.-In ProJafe court, held
at duguSf0, on The mira MoRday OF 4agast
1879
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-05


true copy ofthe petition and order OF Court there.
6w33 Attcst-I n WEIR Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-05

The Lives Insured by the Society carefully Sc
rcted in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing by this broad field of operations, an aa
Iitonal and exceptional safety to the Polcy-hoders
rhe assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
inns Principal The Surplus are returned annually t'
he Insured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

rules. We do not doubt It, So far as we can
judge, there Is very little, II anything, In the
way Of extorton or bad faith which Is not
provided for In those remarkable rules
That Is what We object to that Is what The
public are grooming under. That Is what
we want w have rnmedled, and
what, possibly, may he brought before
n tribunal not governed hy the Pullman code
before the whtar Is over II is on tho cards
that tho Pulmans may have 90 produce their
etatute hook and to suffer II to be submitted
70 the test Of equity, Should such be The
case. and should the result be a salntary re-
buke TO the arrogance and greed and stolld1ty
Or this amazing monopoly, there will be
chorus Of Thanksgiving nil over tho south MT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

was afterward elected Speaker. Tie was sub
seuuently appointed Naval Officer IN rev
York, and removed by Hayes.
william r. Hamilton, Governor-elaet OF
Maryland was bora In Washington county,
Md, In 1890 was educated Mt Jefferson Col
lagn, Penn, studied and commenced tho prao-
tioe of law lie early entered politics, being
O member NJ the Legislature whom but tweI'-
ty-sx years III ago. From lsl9 TO l8'3 no
served In tbs lower house, declined The MONT
nation for Governor IN tR6t, and dtd not taRe
an active part IN politics again until 1859.
When he was elected to the United States
Senate. where he served until 1879. Toy
Hamilton Is an able man, mud worry p"pu-
lnr In his State, as tho recent election SHOWS.
John H. Lang. Governor elect 81 Massaeh'l-
setts, is a native uf Maine, and about IolhY
years 81 age He received an exeellont el'l-
cation. and entered upon tho practice 81 law
In Boston. lie has taken prominent pafI III
politics. and been quite successful, gaining
considerable popularity among tho young
men Of the Republican party. 10 was, tor
several years spaaker 81 the lower house Of
The Massachusetts Legislature. aud 10 AZ
present Idetlteuant Governor of Tho state,
William T., Smith Govnrnor-elnct ~ WIS
nonajn. Ia the present Governor OF the Stnte
John u. Pllsbury. Governor-eleet o. klinne.
sofa. is also the present Governor o. that
State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE NEWLY ELECTED GOVERNORS
The Political Careers of Cornell, Hamilton
and Long.
WASN'T 2ton Post.l

Alonzo B. Cornell, New York's Governor
elect, was born In Ithica, in 1882, and Is son
of Ezra Cornell, the founder OF the universl-
ty that beats his name. He received an or
binary education at the Ithica academy, and
at the age Of fifteen became d telegraph OPP
orator, and had charge Of the Cleveland, O.,
office. In 1852 be became general manager OF
the New York office, retaining this until 1858.
He then embarked in business, ran line Of
steamers on Lake Cayuga. From 1854 to
1869 he was cashier and vice president OF the
the officers OF the Western Union corpora
ton. Mr.. Cornell hiss always been active in
New York politics, has been Republican
since the organization OF the party, and has
for many years been q member Of the State
com mittee. He was the Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor in 1868, but was
defeated. Mr.. Cornell has held a number OF
o OF .ns nl II the MORT to Whsh he Wss Una
pointed by Gen. Grant, which he resigned to
accept seat In the Assembly, In which he
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
REFRIGERATION - THEORETICAL AND
PRACTICAL.

xnT that the tide OF immigration ls setting
ssa mis- direction, Is it not about time for our
ugs-ans who feel an interest IN such matters
NJ M doing something for themselves We
m lilly here, with steady stream Of imml-
STATION pouring into Texas, actually through
ma gates of New Orleans-see hundreds and
aan.sands Of the brawny and industrious
EaaoEing classes OF Europe disehoarkins
srs,n our levee and passing on west to
Tsxas-yet never lift hand In an earnest
- intelIig ant manner to secure like ad-
vantage 10 Louisiana.
T,r Stat stands more In need than any
gsaer In th Union OF just such an accession
- Taras now receiving. Not only is our
nsate In q ,sition to receiye greater benefits
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE on LOUISIANA. ]
Registrar OF Voters. Parish ofOrleans,
New OrIenn9 Geut "a 1879.

STATE or LOUISIANA ]
Registrar OF Voters. Parish of Orleans, !
New Orleans. Sept. "a. 1879. }
Tho Office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish ofOrJeans will be opened on THURS
DAY. thetwenty-afth day OK Seotember. at st.
Patrick's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
"a. 1879 Sundays and legal holidays excepted. In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879, and those who have removed. to
secure their regular papers. In view OF the
great number OF applications for duplicate reg
istration papers, citizens are earnestly request
ed to diigent geafch for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
ONCE open from o'clock q. m, TO II M, and
from 30 TO m.
GHAS CAvANAC.
Registrar OF Voters
seas n Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
MASS MEETINGS
or THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSBRVA TIVE PARTY.
Rooms State CENTRAL CoMMII-rEE. =
Domocrntie N0nser Yntivs Party.
Anm OrlnnIlk1 lptnhnr Ii 1910

DIW1GFttle InuEeEYHtIV Party. I
NOW Orleans. October a. 1870. }
Mass meetings Of tho DeInocrati N. Conserva-
1.-Two party will be addressed by Gov l.. A. Witt.
Hons. Bnfnuel d. MeEnery. ]. G. Fgan. Allsn
Jumel. &. Fl. Fny. W. A. Strong. T.. A. Burke. Fl.
N. Ogden. f. John Ellis. Albert Voorhiss. J. 3.
Eustis. b. u. Jpnas, II. N. Ogden, John Nc
Emery Don Calfrey. koht. Richardson, J. q.
Moncure. r. B. Lyons. r. 9. Wicklitfs. A. s.
Heron, A. Roman. 7. P. Ponhe, W. W. Farmer.
VIM. NJ. Lovy, VIM II. Jack. Gen. Randall Glib
son. Gen. J. Floyd King. James Lingan. J. q.
Hawkes. +. Il. Thenrd Hon j. Fl. Acklen, Hon.
II. W. Robertson. Hon. j. - Elam.
Tho meatiugs will be held rs follows
November 10 Monday Mi0den.
November II. Tnesday-Bellevien.
November Il. Wednesdays Shreveport
November "A. Friday Mansfield
November II. Frlday-Goashatta-
November Is, Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November 1s. Tuesday Montgomery
November 10. Wednesday, olfax.
November 30. Thursday-Alexandria
November %, Saturday
Noveu ber "a. Monday -Ops!oueas.
November 25. Tuesday milionville.
November %. TueBday-St. MartInsville.
November 26. Wednesday-Iber
November n, Thnrsday-Abbeville
November u, Thursday-Frankln.
November %. Friiay-Houma.
November 20. Saturday-Thib5daux
December /. Monday-NapoleonvlIl
December l. day-Donaldsonville.
November 10. Monday Rayville.
November II. Tuesday-DBlhi.
November Ii. Thursday-Floyd.
November II. Friday -Tallulah
November IT, Monday-Plaquem1ne
November 10, Wednesday-St Charles court
house.
November 20. Thursday-St. John court
| mousse
November al, Friday-St. Bernard, old court
house.
November 20. Saturday Pointe-a- la Hache.
November 90 Thursday-Covington.
November %, Saturday-Frenklinton
November "a. Monday-Amite.
November g. Tuesday-G reensburg.
November a. Thursday-Port Vincent
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratic
Conservative Party Of Louisiana.
o. III. TENNISOH, Secretary. oc15
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
THE COURTS,
Supreme Court.

Tho following are the motions TO d'eInlss
which are assigned for trlal on Moyembsr y!
NJ. case lower Coast Packet Company Vs.
jus Wood. =,
No. es4a j. Y2nnga del VaIls Va. ". Hohg-
son ct 81. w. r. J, Jackson AMI wife waf-
rnntors. -,
M 7s47, City Of New Orleans VS. II. O. SsIxas
nt als.
ptrrra vs.. 81 Anna's Ghnuel " als.
No 75os J. u. hevers vs.. Succession OF q. v.
Andry. ,
nlR.
Mo- 7Gi4 Louise L.Sarrat, widow Of A .Duhueh
md tutrtx WI Widow Gaorge IfIIote
Mo- 1913. M. q. Barry. inspector vs.. Mr. Gar
Mar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Superior Criminal Court.

AHRaIGNrD AHp rrsEAnHp NOT GUILTY..
Antoine Bprgia, murder.
Salvador Vipi. crime against nature.
Winston Strange. rape.
Victor nlias Rsbs Lacrste burglary. This man
ia aso under nm Indictment for murder.
Nicholas Wallace nssanlting police officer.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Louis Blue carrying d concealed weapon
tanee and wniving nll judicial delay, was SON
tsrGsd = onA month In the Enrish Prison
Nicholas Wallace. carrying - concealed wea-
pom.
ARRs1aNMENT CONTINUED.
VIM. NrOatfrey. assault and battery on q
uDlioe officer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Fourth District Court.

A. r. Goohrauo VS. Ocean Dry Dock Company,
Ordered that tho roaog tied creditors ~ defend
ants hs pnid from the proosafs 81 sale In tho
Thomas II Handy shuw npuss, on Monday. why
10 ahnuld nat be condemned to psy certain
sums alleged to 10 In his hands.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
Sixth District Court.

W. g. Elera VS. New Orleans Banrd ri Health,
This was an aeion brought for damages for
dIsinfectng nnd fumigatinR rafi lonats YES
sci. tho CLARA Dyer. from Port Antoine. Judg-
mont for defendant
Potter e.. itiadall vs.. Anthony Vizatd. -Judg-
Ipaut for defendant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF NEW oa1rAaa CRY RA11noaD ]

OFFICE OF New ORLEANS CITr RAILROAD !
Company No. 124 Canal street.
New Orleans. October IL, 1879.
IEALFD PROPOSALS. For THE PURCHASE
- Of rFVtn HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL-
LARS OF BONDS Of this GomDany. OF any
portion thsreof bot 1ess tbhn Five Thousand
Dollars. will BIS received at this office until
TUESDAY, NOYambsr Is. 1879, nj IL O'Clock m.
pany reBerying the riAht to reject any and all
bids
The bondg are In denomInationa 81 $780, $50
md $1,000. Have iWenty- four years to run, bear
interest Mt per cent per hnnum. payable semi
annually 10 New O~lehos or New York. At The
option of the holder md are secured by fret
other properliea u the Company.
The bonds. will be- ready for delivery on or
nbont December ]. 1879.
o"t7 tno25 g. g. IL WIZ. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

NOTICE NY CONNECTION WITH
~ MesRra. IUBEREIER h BEHAN expired
on tho thirty FIRST nltimo. i. a. POND.
November I. 1879.
StCHMIDT & ZtEGLEK. WHOLESALE GRO
, GERS, Importers and Commission Merchants.
NeW Orleans.
Mr.. H. NJ POND has perfected business ar
rnHgement with US commencing this dnte. IN
SCHMIDT h IIEGLER.
NGysrnber11, 1870. moi I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

4 GRAND DisrLAY.- Dlfnor's mammoth china
establishment No. ia Canal sTreot. betwean Ba-
rome aud Drya3es. " o1a Of tho IN 1st attract
Iva p'nces TO visit We know of. Tho display Of
flno art is truly loyal. a4d Is far ah5ad Of any
thing Of the kini We l4va seen for many years
in our city. Thers are so many bea1tiful things
to be seen thore that 1t would occupy moro
space than IL at our disposal to attempt to emu
merate them. Other has oil the newest novel
TICS Of ROYAL Savres In LonRvy's royal Dresden,
C,ppiand's royal boeek. and Mfnton's royal
Worcester In the assortment Of glassware
thera Is worry beautiful selection of rdescent
glass in wine glasses, goblets. pitchers and
vases Of various sizes; all 50 deicatey tinted
and frail In texture that they seem as mere bub-
bles. rejecting Ia tinted rays the scenery round
about. In reality these colors have been blown
In tho glass. But rs was sai before. to alton OF
to describe all of the works Of art would tllSe
columns. In Offers advertisement in our pa
per this morning will b found a further and
full description OF these beautiful things
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
genond District Court.

gueeessona opeund- HabFcens Iteller, Pc
ter Martey md John g, q. fray.
Minors genealogical Philip W. Collins and
Emilio HomilhDu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
DEss eLUTIoNs.
DISSOLUTION.

Y'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing tetween, The unt,4 I, !{ under
dissolved LOUIS EUCH l. appointed solo
Iluudntor 81 tho affairs If said 6rg.
d. =. KIP,
LOUIS EUCH.
Nav Or'enna. October ~. 1870.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

THE THISTLE Dew" AND oTHEL CELEBRA-
TED WHISTLES. popular friends. Massrs.
Pattison 4 Bovar1, whose business habitation
Is at Nos u ana n Gravier street, are the sole
agents for Louisiana and Mississippi OF
several Of thu most famous distlleries
In the West. including T. Il ]. W..
Gaff & Co.. Of Aurora. Indiana. and Henry
W. Smith 4 Co.. Of kenton county. Kentucky.
Messrs. Ps-ttison Bovard have always on hand
ample supplies Of the above whiskies both
Bourbon and Rye which they sell to the trade
at moderate prices aud on easy terms. They
are good men to deal with-alWays fair and
sguare-and We take pleasure in saying SO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

Y,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
H. the rico milling business at tho PeTssysr-
nnea Rice Mil, Nos. T. 10, ~ and "a Elysian
Fields street, Nav Orleans, on his own account,
and Roleits ~ GontinuhnGe Of past favors.
LOUIS EUCH, +
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

- EFERRING no THE ABOVE / RESPECT
III fully solicit FOR LOUIS RUCH tho patron
nVe that has hsret9fore hsen nsnorded SO liber-
ally to the late firm Of X II II RUCu.
nos fdal Nh TIN In A. r. KIP.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09

New Mus1c-Mr. Eekert. the pleasant gentle
man who presides over Grunewald's music de-
partrnent. favors rs with several new waltzes.
one entitled Stella" and the other Iris
Jolie" Mr. Eekert is a thorough musician.
and takes pleasure in trying music for those
wishing to purchase.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
AUCTION SALES.
by J. A. "A. Rousseau.

ONE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD 'tMALLARD'
BED ROOM SET with Giasa- Door Armoir:
ONE ELEGANT MAHOGANY "MALLARD'
BED ROOM SET with Glass- Door Armolr.
ONE ROSEWOOD PARbOR Set. covered With
Hair Clio h: .=.s=.,@
ONE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD MARBLE TOP
ETAGERF:
TWO MAGNJFIGENT FHENOH PLATE MAN
TIE MIRRORS.
HANDSOME MANTLE ORNAMENTS, CHINA
AND CRYSTAL, WARE. Plated WARE,
CUTLERY, DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
BRUeSELs CARPETS, MATING WIN
bow SHADES, Oil 0LoTl NJ sPhiE Va AMP An
HAIR MATTRESSES, CLOCKS, PAINT
mos, COOK bTOVE. and other articles too
numerous TO meni9n,
ONE ELEGANT " Ut H VI hoshWooD
RIO EE BOLD ON ACCOUNT or pEgLIN-
4 Ing hnusekaaping, en WEDNESDAY, No
yah" = W.T. II ,2af Il ~ % arsaea
rerms.-Gnah nos I'd
Rv Montgomery n u",
M ONTGOMERY H 90. AUgTTDNEERs
lsa salesroou 81 romp street, Arm9Iy Hail
Carpets. Paintings Libraries and General
Marehanlisa for their regular ancl2 H., sales.
3ad rr Il o anS HI very TUESDAY,
ohnrpoa au17
wi - AUdTIohFERa.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows, Carriages ane
Harness ut nucfipn. Mt
mOuTGoM ERY's TATTERsALLs.
Me- 40 Reronne street,
svery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
Gonsanmenis of stock solicited au17 ON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SUCCESSION NOTICES,
succession at Justin Airard.
AErOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAIR
! , ish Of Orleans. No. Al .aa5- Notice Ia hereby
given to tho creditors Of this asthts md 70 nll
nthhr uerspns h"rain inererted to show cause
Within ton days from the nresent notification, n
INV they have or ean Why the account presented
hy tha hdnintsffn ~ This estate ahnuld not bs
approved und hUrnplngntea, and the funds dis
ttiluad In accordance thereWitb.
Nv order If tho Court.
.,e9t noEo* JOHN HBRRERI. biers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-09
NEW ORrv.us. aapfn,pbsr IL, 1879.

NEW ORIvAas aapfntnbsr H. 1870
TIsHE FIRM HF RICHARDSON h CARY Ii
4 this day Dissolved by mutual consent j. 7.
EIGHA RDaOH having rnrcbnsed the interest
uf q. W. Cary In said iltm. II hereby authorized
10 collect al assets II sntd firm md lidufdate
inc. r. RICHARDSON,
q. W. GARY.
New ORLEANS. Beptember u. 1879.
Al SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE FIRM OF
N Hieiiuriaou h Cary will continue. ut the
same place. tie VIII lesnIe Dry Goods and Mo-
ton business. thanking my friends and the
frlends ~ The late firm for liberal patronage
and eonldRnee houRtn merit Is continuance
of tho sans Having ii large aud Wfll-seleeted
sett5As e Neg anAha inst received, CAN offer
eRtra Inducements 10 buyers.
oe3o i'm JNO. r. RTGHAR DsON.
, 1879-08-02
Personal.

We acknowledge the honor of a call from
Hon. Thos. Brents.
Bishop Blanchet and Rev. Father Schram
arrived by last Wednesdays train. The Bi-h.
op confirmed some 55 communicants.
The Rev. Mr.. Wells arrived on Thursday
He will remain a few weeks and take charge If
the Episcopal Church pending the appointment
Of new minister.
Master Fred rick Brechtel, snn of our es
teemed townsmen Oscar Brechtel, will leave on
sunday for Santa Clara college, where he goes
to finish his education.
Hon. Henry Vansvckle. of Waitsbury. paid
our city a visit last Tuesday n friend Of his
!rnm the East SAYS there is IN IRE grain between
Mmtsburg and Dayton than in the whole state
Of Maine.
! Hon. fhilip Ritz returned on Friday last
| from his trip IT, tide water. Farmers and set.
| tiers generally would do wei 10 visit his nur-
sery and inspect the most complete nursery in
the Northwest.
Major Bahhitt, chief ordnance ofs;cer Of this
! department., arrived in the city on SUNDAY last
| The Major has proved himself brave anil
true D,an under all circumstances, AMI his re.
cent appointment to Fortress Monroe will be :,
| loss to the Pacific shore.
Mr.. II. Metzser has returned from Portland
| AMI viii o'Ian branch house in connection
with A A Cohen of Portland very shortly.
! He will do general commission business in
hides. wool, wheat, pelts, frrs and tallow
His Advertisement will appear in our next issue
Hon. Dan Stewart, o.. of the livest and
mast q ahea1 uf or ci,iz ans. called on rs Yes
ter.iay. He lives At present on Union Flat
| AMI has one of the finest ranches Up there. Mr.
| Stewart is an pioneer al civiiza. on in thi,
. upper country, and says W;,,la Walk; beats tn,
| world
, 1879-08-02

laGe II IHa SIlDE--ATter the lovely
weather ii the summer tie recent degree "I
be,t has been u.nre than usuali. fel;, Yet we
,i..I nothing 10 complain Of. Ihsre Is less
sickness than We ever heari "f before; the
air in this country is 81 pure that what III
the east woa!d he termtd hr".ilns' sc'rch'
ina a,I ov.r:nxeri,s.' herr is little more
than f.lT Nirlr comes with Good ah't pleasant
hr,ezes that makes the heart reI";ee, an"
blankets are III delr md. We have II" I'..l
roads here. It's true. s'a W" are Ger ai''iS Ia
ynr.d Wi. the u.pst dclishtini Climates oi
earth.
, 1879-08-02

f.cIp@Hgs oT TIE ilEE.-hIr:nS tia
progress nf :hc LAKE lie there WAS, nf coarse,
much coifuSlrn: II one tI,uc three or four
men d:,l the work. and about two hundred
iis.rac;ing them E"w to do II. y BIZ hail
breed !ass has wits and grabbed ii,i Gcnder.
vf.o WIS IL tie hottest l.lac,, and seeinei he
.crmiard 10 ireveh; Lar doing a"y'hi"g- lie
had To- he nearly chokcd before lie woald ie;
90. Hisa,lri. of NJ Co.. lSt cavalry, Was
,lu,ng his hest 10 help save property. when I
man struck him on the tcm!'io, iaii,ctI:s al
u,iy uonnd; he would have received a
whia;in. in return if the crowd ha.i not
prevented hy holding Meniei. N'cn the
hose Mas taken from the top oi the bHl:'.Ing
the brys let 90 i.itle too s""n and the
stream ;r0;l thc pipe kn"cktd them over t"
the other st,i. al the roof. There were soma:
in authority who ,lil not Know tlc;r ba<i-
ness. N'c think frnm wtat We Observed
,br,u.t,, at tie tire that the late city c"uli-
ciI ouyat nnJ to have accepted the rrsisna-
non of Wm. Bender as farenan. lie has
,nrro ten more a!lou: iircs than the nnSt ut
US ever hi1w,
, 1879-08-02

THE SCAYDAL-It Will be sren bv card
III another co,unn thar a: entir- and com
plc'e refuiation il eiven 20 the late scandal il.
the Grande Ronde Valley. Norl,img else
can H.. required, for here the parties whn
spread the false report retraet it over thei,
own Il iIMalares
, 1879-08-02

To MINERS ASD 0rHIRs--"e have aire'"i
IN hand good supply of mineral specimens s
Cor exhibition at th- forthcoming fair- VIZ, -,
b. Int a b,,siu4s< proposition if the III neFS ""'
send down good sized samples OF their quart ;
sn.b things as coal, limestone, marole, I ~.
,rn,,Id ,e welcome. All such sent u .ie
ST.Irsu,x w office will be taken care OF: shi!'
snms out bows, AMI We will pay the frs'sn''
, 1879-08-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

The g-nisl Texc ntinues to he the recognized
authority on the liquor question. Strangers
visiting Walla Walla ru-b u his saloon to en-.
JOY julep or iced drink Of any kind. The
bar room is large, airy and caol, all the ,aDers
are found on the tables. and none but finest
liquors and cigars passed over the bar.
, 1879-08-02

Cow BACK. GIELs-Since our Walla " ana
bs,,es have left, the yoans men e"npl'ih u
tho ynmitigated dullness of the city n" par
49,: s;ra-,g nlaving or eren BIRTHDAYS three
=, NH now. Unless thev return from
t'n., - Y ,ncouver pretty shortly. dei
a,ation ion, heali.,l ny Eersehsll may be expected
down after them.
, 1879-08-02
EE GRE

Tom Tayior's ice cream. candy and sod,
sai"'n 'iurng thir w,rm weather. is ore Of the
most irequen:ei places in the city Tom
leaves nothing unl"ne ai,nut his place 20 please
his customers The patronage he rec.ive,
proves his success. Give him call sSma warin
eyenin.
, 1879-08-02

Gu1 EpGsp.-The best hntter We e'.'
.,s,sa Is that male by Jock Morgan al his
ranch on the simeoe reservation. It's fePu, u,
;ation extends throughout the country i.nn
ride water to the mountains JOCK naH.s
a specially Of it, and deserves the repu'A''O'
he has
, 1879-08-02
MRS. DIP. e.sR.

Graduate Of the Homeopathic school of me Ii.
cine AMI member of the State Medical Sacie-
ties Of Caiiforni an Or-soa treats Al diseases
Of women ami childr n. Oa;ce on 81 street.
between Main and Alder, Ccnsult,tion free.
Electricity specially 2S-tf
, 1879-08-02

SlI,rs u, Co!oH>. The TotcLmm evi-
IDENTIFY dos rn; h.;icv" IN s"irg d"wn
with color, dying aIi has given up the Snip
wl.huu, t:ria. a s,,os. This week the weak
minded c,usilrr-rri>cS his colors. In mercy
toa Ir.,a,,l uoneutity We refrain froG, strik-
n. ham any more.