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The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
TELEGBAPHIC BREyETzEs

John E. Hatcher, the welLknown journalist, died i~ Nashville lately.
 Colonel Thomas A. Scott has been reelected President of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad.
 A new telegraph company has been organized in New York called the American Rapid Telegraph"
 The steamer Hattie Newland struck snag near Little Rock, Ar kansas, lately, and is total wreck Value, S25,O00.
 TIE express train that carried congressman Whitaker with light ming speed across the continent, so that he could be present at the open ing of the extra session of congress, cost s3.50O between San Francisco and Omaha
 Richard Morton, eX-Cashier of the Atlantic Fire Insurance Company who left New York last August with shortage of S40,000 in his accounts with the Company, and who has since then remained in Canada, ap- peared on the streets of Chicago yes terday, and, being recognized by a clerk of the Chicago branch, was taken into custody.
 Judge Wylie of Washington, D. C., Probate Court decides that a young women does not come ofage until she is 21, under an act of Congress of 1s- 4G. The sisters have been generally supposed to hare about three years the start of their brothers in the priv ilege of steering their own canoe.
 il Washington special, speaking of the antecedcnts of the new Senate off ccrs, there arc criminal charges against two of them, Bright, while State Printer ofIndiana, was indicted for allegro criminal practices, and only escaped conviction through a technicality. An investigation of his is probable. Burch is alleged to have made a fortune in office by manipulating State bonds, and inves- tigation showed that he paid $l2,OG0 to his predecessor to resign. so he could be appc inted to his place.
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TEERTToREAL Erss2Es.

Hay is plenty in Prescott and is sold at $40 per ton.
 T. c. Bray has arrived in San Fran cisco on his way home.
 At the present time there are thir- weight public schools in the Terri tory.
 The excursion over the Southern Pacific B. R. will leave San Francis co on the 18th, proximo.
 The new banking house at Tucson. of Stafford, Hudson < Co. has formal ly opened for business.
 The service on the Prescott and santa Fe mail route has been reduc- ed to three times week.
 A fire, lately in the stables Of L. c. Hughs, Tucson -burned two mules the property of Rev. MT. Bailey.
 The tra,k of the Southern Pacific railroad was completed last Thurs day night to 2 point t12 miles east of Yuma.
 Rev J. r. Spence, D. D., President of the Tennessee Wesleyan Universi- ty, arrived latly in San Francisco, en route to Arizona
 Srta. Dolores Pesqueira, daughter of Gen. Ignacio Pesqueira, died in Tucson March 9, at the residence of Dr. II. Samanieso.
 Several wagon loads of clnigrants from California, passed through Pres colt lately, some of whom are intend ing to settle in Apache county.
 The San Francisco Chronicle says q party of flibusters are secretly organizing in Tucson for raid into the Mexican State of Sonora.
 Man street was well filed this morn ing with nine teams loaded to the guards, standing in a line. The car avan was propelled by 122 animals CHizen. Propel is good.
 Yavapai county owns mere school property than all the other counties ID the Territory, and has more public schools open than all the others to- gether. At the present time Yuma and 4Iohaye counties are without schools.
 A party of old prospectors are now prospecting in the Sierra Blanko, or white mountains near tie southern end of Apache county Rich float has been found in this range in years past and we should not be astonished l if paying mines were discovered there before long.
 John E. Anderson, assistant socrc- 1 tary of the Territory, met with q se- were accident on March 24 His fin gers were caught in the saw at Will 1 son & Taskell's factory and badly i torn. Pieces of bcne were taken out ! but it is thought the fingers can be saved although one of them will be | stiff.
 Enterprise: II is a strange con- menta"y on modern Christianity that the churches generally neglect iron tier towns until communication with them is made easy by the advent of the railway. Prescott has been almost parsonless and churchless un- til now, that access is comparatively easy, an influx of Gospel sharps' bids fair 10 inurdate our town
 The Longfellow copper mines at Clifton, Apache county, are no doubt a paying institution. The yield last year was @300,COO. The number of men employed consists of 50 miners, 60 coal burners, 30 smelters, 8 other in all 200 men at the mine and other works The freighting takes about 10 other men and still others are needed around a camp of this character, making a population of about 800 people supported by this institution There are other copper mines in Arizona equal in size and richness to the LoDgfellow, and all they need to make them equally productive is the aid of small capital
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Erocla::.atse:, arthe ssovsrnor.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA ENECUTIYE DEP'T. February % 1879 ]

IENEIIONN OF ANIIONN.
 EXECUTIVE DEPT, February 20, 1879 ], John c. Fremont. Governor of the Terri tory of Arizona. and eX-oficio Commissioner 10 superintend the drawing of lo-terifs for the support of he public schools etc, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by law. do hereby designate as the place where rlln first lctf"rv shan be tlrawn hv inc Arizoua 'a. v"fafil-i- Coa...ia,-. thc I'll are in Pr, s. cot. the Capital of said Territory of Arizona and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be ike ith day of June 1879. between the hours of Q o'clock a. n. and , o'clock p m
 Witness my hand and the gr eat s=al of the Territory of rizona this 2Oth day of Febru- arv A. D, 1879.
 TsEALI JOHN C. FREMONT. Governor and ex ofiicIo Lottery Commissioner
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From San Diego county, California, in 1876 there was shipped the aston ishing figure of one quarter of mIl- lion of pounds of honey. In 1877 there were in that county 23,0OO col onies of bees, and in one day, Scptem- Der 6, 1878, there were shipped from that port 7S barrels, 1,C53 cases and IS tons, and that from and including July r to November 10, 1878, less than four months, that one county exported over 1000 barrels, 14'544 cases and nearly 90 tons. So greal has the interest in this product be- come that many people in California have from 300 to GOO hives, and that over one hundred people in county have each more than one hundred colonies of bees.
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Senator Booth lately reintroduced his bill oflast session, which proposes to allow all benefits of homestead CT pre-emption laws to settlers who shall have settled in good faith upon lands reserved for railroads or on account of Mexican grants, which have been or may hereafter be restored to the public domain, and to provide that the rights of every such settler re- siding on said lands at the date of re- storation shall be deemed to have at tached at the date of his actual settle ment. Booth also reintroduced his bill providing for the interchange of subsidiary silver coins and United States notes i'll sums of $2O or more at the office of the Treasurer of the United States or of any Assistant Treasurer
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Certificate or Territorial Treas
 UrcF.

I, Thomas T. Butler, Treasurer of Arizona Territory hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has his day filed in my office is acceptance in writing of the act of which the above is a copy. and has als' filed in my office q bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars which bond has been ap proved by the Governor an1 an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona Ter ritol y. conditioned for its faithful performance Of the provisions of said act.
 THOMAS BUTLER
 Territorial Treasurer. Prescott, February 2OtL, 1879.
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Only 12,00O Tickets Will be Sold. Whole Tickets s5-
 Halves. Ss2-5O.
Quarters, $E.25.

The Bank of Arizona will act as Treasurer and all moneys received from sales of tickets will be deposited there to await the drawing, Prizes win be paid ten days after he drawing
 All orders for tickets must be accompaIie ! by the money, which eau be sent in Snnk Drafts San Francisco, Certificates of De- Tosit or Postal Money Orders, or by Wells, Fa1Gp < Cos. Express.
 Address al communications. and make all drafts and money orders payable to the order If the Arizona Lottery Copmany. Prescott, A. T.
 Register all letters containin n. draf:s CT post al orders. To avoid forgeries. buy Lo tickets except ~i regular agents. Gi Jln
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The first Lottery under the foregoing law will
 be drawn at the Theatre, Tn Prescott, on
JUNE 4th, 1879,

or sooner. if all the tickets are sooner disposed of on which occasion there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DEED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows:
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F. L ROssOy.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
 Graduate Of the University of virrinia)
 Offers h:srTofessional services 0 the people of Phonix and vicinity. O1hce at the Pbosnix Hotel. Tiff
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THE MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION WILL
 BE NS EOTI. .QNNS.

THE MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION WILL
 BE AS FOLLOWS:
 Twelve thousand slips of leather numbered from one to twelve thousand will be publicly drrosited iT large glass wheel which will then be closed and s=aled by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred aud eighty two slips of leather numbered in ac- cordance with the prizes annor need, will be publicly deposited it. small glass wheel which will also be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 A committ-e of seven citizens will be SC iected by the ticket holders to examine every stage Ofthe proceedings.
 Bath wheels will then be revolved in sight of the audience, until their contents are mixed and thoroughly mingled. TEe seals will iheu be broken and the wheels opened and TWO CHILDREN UNDEH TEN YEARS OF AGE will be placed one at each wheel and prize and a number drawn at the same time. The wheels will then be closed and reyolved, and another number and prize drawn and this process rereated until the 2S2 prizes are all drawn. The holders of tickets bearing cores bonding numbers will be entitled 10 the prizes drawn.
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In accordance with au act of the Leg eis1ative Assembly of Arizona Territory. and the Proclamation of the Governor
 issued hereunder, q
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gy. ". WEED.

OFfiCIAL- -REPORTER, First aud Second Judicial Districts, Terri i0 y of Arizona. 13 If
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DISTRICT EGURT sglIEaNS.

TEEmTorY OF W3sMt%GToT, S.
County Of Walla AHA, 90
In thc District Court Of rac First Jg}iciH Dis
trict of Washipgto" Ttyrtta@.
SAMUEL J. HANSEY, Plaintiff, vs. Ann
HANSEY, Defendant.
HNHE UNITED STATES or AMERICA:
70 ANN HiXsEr, Defendant You are
hereby required 20 appear il an actor: brought
against you by SAMUEL j. HAEsEY, Plaintiff.
In the District Court of the First -lnicia! Dis
trict Of Washington Territory, holding terms
at the City OF Waia Waila, IN and far the
County of Walla Waiia. IL answer the com
plant Of Piaiuc:lf, filed in Ealla Wali:i CoUaty
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive Cf the day Of service, ii
served in said County. II no. served il SAID
County nIt in said District, IL thirty days II
served in any other Judicial District Ia the
Territory, in forty day, If rerTa,; i'y publ
cation, within sixty days zi6et .he etste of tbs
Sldnupns or the said Plaintiff will take iuds-
ment against You hy G-!a;:.., according 10 the
prayer of the complaint
Said action /, drought to obtain Il divorce
from the bond, of Eatrl-rny existing between
Plaintiff and Defendant, on The iy"uE.,S of
abandonment: Of Plaintiff hy Defendant for
over one year
Witness TIA Hon. :, c. NIyGARp,
JUDGE oi The District Count ot
szD1.m,;mS the First Julical District Of
SI'n.a1S Washington Territory, and the
Seal Of said Court affixed, t:i;S
u day Of April. a u. 1919.
\. REEVES .,IEES.
Mt. CATION, Cork.
Plaintiff ATTORNEY 1{Cw
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Notice eg ksysgaEBETspy,
VERRIToGN CF W A>HlEGTpN, sc
County II Malia Walia, -

TERR!ToGi Of MAsHlHEToN, (SS
County oi Malia Nalia,
~ PROBATE- Il Re 4-a.;,r cf Il. Estq.. az
PiTPfGK FiREELL. D,c-aSd
NlTATIGN:-O reading and fling the
y duly yveriEe,! petition of RACHEL FARRELL,
setting forth th.ts F.-Tj.IcS FARRELL, her hus-
band, died inteState ii the county # Nalia
Nala, Territory oi Washington. on the 9th
day of February. 1873: that Gccedent at the
time of his death was. resident Of :aid county,
leaving personal property. vaiael at S3t95 /:
that all nt said property Is caIuEtau::y proper
U, Ii having been acGu:cell since GeceGents
marriage with petitioner. and Iraying fo- an
order assigning AMI distributing III o: said
property to petitioner - the survivor OF said
iecedent, accordjn; - law. And it apiseaGiIl,
TO the court that na good reason exists TO issue
letteIs of aGlaaist-.., y in the matter OF said
estate it Is ordered, that al persons interested
In the estate Of said pATgiCS FARRELL, deceased.
I've and appear before The Probate Court of said
county Of Nalia Na.la, or SATURDAY. the
81 day Of May. 1879, 1T the horr cf | o'clock.
P. NJ, o. that day, then and there b. show cause.
If any the7e b. wllv aa or..s- - distribution
OF the property described in sad p.tt;pn Shcpld
not be made as th-rein paved ipr Further.
that service uf this or,ier be mai on al psr-
sons interested i'll said estate, l.y Publication IN
the Walla &&iis Sr,TsSsaN. a verL1Iy news
paper printei az,i published! IL Tie city and
county nf Naiia Wa,la, Washington Territory,
Tor Tour successive weeks p:iUc IL said 81 day
of May. 1873.
r. GUICHARD, Probate Judge.
Dated Walla Walla, March 29. 1879 l44w
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DISTRICT COURT SIMMONS.
TrnRrrnRY oP WAsHINCToN, I ID

Il IfkRiINR1 or ~ a~f1i-''a'-'T
County of Walla Walia,
In tie District Court Of The FRS Judicial Dis
tr,ct OF Washington TeyTitoTy.
JOHN L. SHARPSTEIN, Plaintiff, vs.. a
Il. ROBERTS. Defendant.
TyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To A. B. ROBERTS, Defendant ou are
hereby required 10 appear IN m action hTobg!t
against You by JoHN L. SHaErsTEIN, flaintii,
in the District Court of the FIRST Judicial Dis-
t1ict OF Washington Territory, holding terms
at the CITY Of Walla Walla, in and for the
Countv of WaIla Walla. To answer the cOm-
,,Ia;nt of Plaintiff. filed in Walla Waila County
within twenty DAYS after the service OF this
summons. exclusive of the day of service, If
served in said County. Ii not served i'll said
County but in said District, in thirty days. If
served in any other Judicial District in the
Territory. in forty days. If ssEved by publ
cation, within sixty DAYS after the date Of this
summons. or the said Plaintiff will take judo
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer of the complaint.
Said action Is brought by Plaintiff to recover
Of Defendant the sum Of One Hundred and
Thirty Dollars, in Cold Com. due on q Promis
sory Note made Ly Defendant u T.. Vi. Smith
& Co., and by r. NJ Smith \ 90 endorsed and
delivered to this Plaintiff. and interest that
sum at the rate of one per cent. per month
from April Ist, 1879, and thirty dollars as at
torney's fees in this action, together with The
casts of this action.
Witness the Hon S. C. WTNGAgD
.IuGse of the District Court Of
sn:w2'cS the First Judicial District %
sllfaAaiZ.S Washington Territory, and the
Seal Of sail Court affixed, this
"a day of April, A. ID. 1879
4. REEVES AYRES,
+. J.. SHARPSTElN, Clerk.
Plaintiff Attorney. Eiw
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EaEEa EEE SAT-

a FARM FOR SALE0N MILLCREEK.
- four niles west from v ALA Walla City.
one-f"aTth Of a In.le from Whitman Station !:
Well improved: good hGuse and ham and fruit
aeariGl. orchard :ilen'y Of f:1e wood Also. a
tie residence On A!isr between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. half block enclosed and a
Ii:e Young brsging orchard; also, two siaali
houses and !"ts ol Alder between Seventh and
Eighth streets, ~ for sale cheap for cash.
Apply to WM. NEAI.
0u Tie Farm Cr LACY ( WHITMAN,
9Eu- Wall. WALL: its
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SPECTRE. EREsGsEYs.

Pianos, billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
and its contents Otherwise Queens
ware, Marble and C.lStIu.yS. taken Only owner
risk of damage, re.k4l- or leGk.gs..
Acids. TnEpeHtnie,, Burning fiUiis, Oils and all
other EGri:s, in other vessels, AZ owner =
risk OF ie.tktgc.
Eggs taken cIty at owners risk Of treaksge.
Fruits, Vegetables, AMI al Cfh-r UeriSi.Le prop
crty, az owners risk e! Irost or decay
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural PM
Mechanical Implements. set I'D knocked loysr.
at owners risk Of damage and ,laiI;g hrs:k.c.
Nor VIII the Company responsible toE len inc:e-
i'll uI.y part unless tit same IS Iiy rcciViel io
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Nitu,ss tn Hon. sc. WrNGAnn,
Judo. ,f H. listr;,: r,uvt nf
DiSTEsCy t'GesT ss.sEIEeTs.
TrREIToEl oT WA>HINGroy. 60
t0untv of Nalla Mal... y

TfRr'roGN oT WA~YlN&roS, ;; S.
In tic District Coarf of II, FRS .FG'icjoi D.s-
trir' ~ WoNttait..U G,sii.,rW.
SARAH STOUT Plaintiff, ", ALBERT \.
STOUT. Defendant.
TVNIfE UNITED STATES OF AlIEEICA:
4 To ALERT y. s;TutT. Dsfen liant: loU
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You hv SAgAE STnUT. Plaintiff,
i'll the District Cn:!rt oi the First Gu,!icitl Dis
trict Of Washington Territory, holdin. terms
at tie City OF Walla Walla in and for the
County of Waia Nalla. - answer the COM
plant OF Plaintiff FLED in u ala Walla County
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive "a tar day of service, if
served il. said county. II n"; served in said
county but in ssi,: E.etfist, IN t't!rty days Ii
served III any otrer ,'u;tIcia si;-tric: III the
Territory. in forty DAYS. II served bv publ
cation, within sixty DAYS after the tate Of this
summons. or til sad 2ja.ut.f vii take iul.-
ment against you bv default, aacar,,.n5 to The
PRAYER os the complaint.
Said action i Lr.,r IL. ~ Plaintiff :, procure
Il divorce from the bonds II lu2.riinony exist
ing between Plaintiff and Defendant. on the
groun'S Of abandonment, and fsr tn care and
custody Of Ne,Ee y. Stout, 1.lJ f. Sas.S of
this action.
Witness :hc Hon, :. &. Wl>@AaH.
"a !ge of The District Court -
$50 the First Judicial District oi
oo.a9:az.s. Washington Territory. AMI the
Seal q se;A CoJu: affixed. this
2j;h tav II Nrrrh. i. u. $50
y REEVES AYRES.
4. J. SHARpSTEiE. Clerk.
pl1;uf;f's t--.r--...- u ,,r
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$40 REWARD.

j WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
4 - say person nfinging the described amin i
tome: \ BROWN " ARE, l5hands, branded
: NC ~ and down on the left shoulier. was
seen last ia!i st .'imfnTfs Island, oa Snake
river l'ersnn finding the above animal and
''in '!g ner To e at the n0:itii of the foGchet
VIII receive the ahve reward
l2lI- WILLIAM McALISTER
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MOTsGE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
V ALA Wa.la. March y. 1879.

ala W ala. March u. lSiI !
& tUAifi4AlE.f HAVING BEEN ENTER
Y ed At this oitce hy FRED L. LAX against
E"NaGP p. 5. ANDREWS g.. u1a!.;innimy his
I::r:er Culture ltntr, NJ 35i, dated October
-, 49,. upon tie y! MI. Se,tian ~, Town
ship N.:Jh, Range - East, in Walla Walla
county, Washington Territory. with view TO
the cancellation Of said entry. the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
On IA, t5,h day Of May, 1872, at one O'Clock,
P. N. to reSlnna6 and furnish testimony con
ccruiGg sal alleged abandonment
T. H. MORRISON, Register
Ar Rrrn Recc;,.r t.
, 1879-04-12
B!HS FOR COUNTY PRINTING.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- ny the County Auditor for county printing
up t" the first day OF the next regular term Of
Boar,lof County Commissioners Bidders will
specify the price for printing per hundred and
for each additional hundred of Election Certi-
ticateS. Executions, Marriage Licenses, etc
And Tor advertising, the price per square or
inch, and for each additional square or inch,
in Nonpariei type. for one Insertion aud for
each additional insertion in ;heir papers Speei
meas Of the kinds Of blanks required OK the
cnnnty can be sen by calling "a the county
o!!;c,s. Ey oi,ier of the Board Of County
Commissioners v. c. PAINTER,
.-ti Au,litDr
, 1879-04-12
DIsTRECr COgag ssHA0Ns.

TERRITORY or W3s,llHGTo,', IS
In tic D;siric, C,sprl 2i tie FRS. Jpairiier D;s-
triri of :: :i-h,H.taa T.'rjtoIp.
JOHNB MONTAGUE. Plaintiff, VS.. SUSAN
{. NONTAGU y, Defendant.
Y5yHE UNITED STATES oF AL Erica:
ToSUSANC No%TAGj /, Il fendant:
You are hereby required IL APP car III III action
brought against Won hy JG:iN e. NGNrA-
CUE, Plaintiff. IN the District couTt ot the
First Judicial District Of MaShin ton Terri
tory. holding terms II til City Of Na,-a H:.!iI,
in and for the County of Waiia Nalia, to an
swer the complaint 81 Plaintiff, filed in Nal!a
Walia County within twenty days after tiA
service of this summons, exclusive oI the day
of service. il served in said county. If Rot
served in said County hut III @.si! .}-st:ict, IN
thirty days Ii served in any otter Judicial
District in the Territory. il forty days. Il
served hy publication. within sixty G,,yS att.r
the date Of this summons. uT the sa'd Plaintiff
will take judgment aslu,. .uC ~ Gei.Gi:, &c
corsling to th. ga..yer Of tia ,,:.pl.;iiJ.
Said action i brought t. o...a,n a divorce OE
the grounds Of aduit.rr committed JANUARY
10Th, lS1H. and NJ ys-luu> times up II tthru-
arv l>t lSl9. also for a deere that bots Nos.
and :. IN block ". -. i. na:e.t~ Aa.iition tn
Walla Naila City, tc tEe lGnp.rtvof Plaintiff,
free from any iuyuu.iEIucc Tia: Defendant has
ur may have therein.
Witness tn Hon. s. c. W'fNGAnn,
,julgr Of tie Distric; Court Of
++t+-r the First Judicial District of
tt4i++t t'- Washington Territory, and the
seal of s;ti Court affixed. this
G:h iiy &C. March. \ H. 1879
4 REEVES AI3ES.
\. T. CATION, Clerk
Plaintiff Ntt.Ets,r ~ 6w
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P.lTEHT "&EEE-T TEGHT,EEER"

Wagon very Improvement and other For
the al fr VIII have The tIt NJ OIL BES with
which avoid the E taking m the wheels TO oil the
VIII ly y" feel that
i market
QUALIFY Completeness and eEcn cf workmanship
order all
he SELECTED Of thorough; sFt stock AZ the whee!s
putt cd d shTlnka
unpos dutst Ia
simply iee aI4ia all, only
,u&c'
the tine everything 5 veil prep srtioi.d.
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rscUa sEEcsRz. rsETg.s,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, sane r-ies Is
above yer ton measurement
Won seven dotlas. pr ION weight. Beef ridea
eaci, IL cents
Wco5, sand, Stone a,.l 1--we stock II agreed on
rates up or down, by car l,al.
Fast freight rates 81 7r-r tGE', uP or down, re-
ceiye! !frin or delivered &C. hoats.
Ar i:ei.it not delivered before p. Il. CA tlta day
after IT is received a. te dtfSs VII l. stored a;
owners eNpsi.sc ara RI 4
Ard al II, : rt-4.s.. ,-g Is NH hc u 0r...rs
risk of i,e un;i ia rI-ei OF delivered 4, .e;.
All h.l!s payable L. ,-oli oo;I bsivie G-...ery q.
frc;Fl.t.
, 1879-04-12
THE FARM DEPARTNgyr

Of the Eeel{y Herald gives the la,aS. =. -,
IS the most practical suggestions and Es.,'eli vel
les relating to the duties Of the }srrsr b;i
for raising Cattle Poultry, Grains. TreI V- nl''
tables, etc, with suggestions for kerpipn Mi
ings and farming utensils in repair n, 4'i'
supplemented by a weII-et!itet. dansrt,ns..s - =
widely copied. under the head nf '-leN1a
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Rates e.l s,n Freight.

TEE ioH NF-tst Is'-l-'1'tr OF
GOODS, NERCA-:ND!SE, iTC, ETC.
From Waliala-te Walla WaUa.. - 81
Eron " a!uli 10 Whitman. Observation-Disclosures. y
From Whitman TO Wala Walia.. ............. GC
eZy Building Matcr;ai, :, ,cri,ultu:aI and Nertar-
ical In plements, Lane, =c FTeistSi u Waiula iy
o. s " Co.'S loa:s at .e.iCc-i IHeasurerneIst VIII ,-
FreigEred 10y at tie foregoing rates, .. 5. y.
Go 5 reduced measurement.
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EAEna LOOMS

Tie Wagon well known and fhr If this coast that
needless anything Iis ne have sod them for the
material Workman hip during that time have amounted to cent on each
The