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~ afA STREET PRESBYTERIAN HOME
1N--Services al IL m
>,ALvARY CHURCH.-seryIces al IL an and
- 100 pm. sundaJ-sehOOl at $50 am.
= ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH go Fashi"gto"
u sfrat.-5eryiees at 1890 am
EMMANUEL cHURCH-Boale strest.-Diy1ns ser
L nee at / am. and pm sunday school al J
pm.
2 EIERSANDo STREET N. E CHURCH Pr reach;
II ing at ] 1 am. and : 80 pm By Rev Guliofo
Jones.
MEMPHIS BETHEL-Ada7as stroet. o3y..sr
vi Charleston Guc1us-- Sunday schooi even oun
day al 2sSO pm.
CGNTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH--services at II
- an and 80 pm. BY the pastor Sunday
school az 800 am.
THIRD UMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
i cat ChsLsod-6eTvices at II am, by
Rev I. H. Padgett
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CAeLsor street
i Services at II I'm. Rev. E. NJ. Richardson
pastor. Seats free 10 ALL
AuDERDALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
l. CHUBCH-Seriees al IL am and 1a3O pm
By Rev. John n. Waddell-
7 EDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURcHoosun-
l. day- schOOl at 9 a m. Preaching at 1890 an
aud 80 pm. by Rev. j. NJ Tribe.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH1oorner Q,
- Main ant Begic SroctS- Services al IL am. and
pm, By the pastor, hey. W. < BOggs.
CHELsEA BAPTIST CHURCH--serviees at II
~ am. and 7:l5 m. BY the pastor, Rev. W. d.
Barksdale. Sunday school at 9;3O am.
- RACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rer74ardoS STREET
N Rev. Dr. Ia zell, rotor. Services at \ am.
Sunday-seho and evening service al 3s3O pm.
~ EOR6IA STREET METHODIST CHURCH
VI Pre- ching al II am and Z pm. by the pastor
Rev j. d. Stewart sunday school at $3.50 am.
CAFFARANs STREET II. e CHURCH. SOUTH
Ss6T ReT c holmes n so at se
am
NTENIPHI5 TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.-Public
" ieTlerance meeting az the Congregational
sunoay.
LNR5T METHODIST CHURCH - Second street,
i Eear PoI'trr.-oeryices at II am. and 1aIO
pm. b. the pastor, Rev. r. a. MahOn. Sunday
school al $50 am.
( CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH-Un,on street.
NJ-Serviees = II m. and 30 pm BY the pas
tor, Rev. W. T. Harris Sunday-schO0l at 9 am
Seats free; strangers welcome
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- court stroet.-PIeaching by Rev. James NJ. Gill,
az I m. ana T:45 Sab6ath-schoOl at $50
am. Public iuylted Pews free.
ENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CCOLOREDl-
- CQaSs1 street, 6ett0cen Linden aud POHtotOc.-
Services "a II am, 3 ana 1880 m. Rev James
Lot, pastor. Suuday-schO0i at pm,
EuasT PREsBYTERI CHURCH-Corner Of
II Ihird md POpLIr STREETS - Services at IL a. m.
an $50 pm, by the pastor. Rev. Eugene Daniel.
- T. JOHNS NJ. r. IHUkCH-OoT7qer Of Vance
. and L<Ist1eTtitLs stFeetS- p eachiDg every Sab
Dam al IL an and PIN. SUNDAY -schuo oil at 3
pm. ffdyrr-m eting on Thursday, at pm B.
\. Filler, pastor
SiNTH STRFET NJ. F. CHURCH Corner or
- S,fH 1Ha Jfck,os SSytetN. Fort Pickertng-
ffrt n az every 'stJb tn al and pr San
day ctuui r p.m PiaJrI-f.ie citing On Wednesday
at 3 pl B. r Killer pastor
l{iit-t BAPTIST cHJ 7CH Second street ne
~ 40 % dHfu,y G.d Washington Morning sub
lStf u "a .uata; O. a. -iitutOs, History ana De
sEng Ey.r u s"ij CT. -Imf Orance O the . e.
lot wat -htil We keas p" Al are welcome
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CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COTDer q
- Main ant Eeale SiToets.-Services al IL am. an
4 pm, By the pastor, Hey W. Z. BOggs.
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MENKEN BROTHERS

GREAT HOSIERY EXHIBITION.
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~ EOR6IA STREET METHODIST CHURCH--
" Pre- ching al / am and Z pm. by the pastor
Rev. J. ID. Stewart. sunday school at 9 30 am.
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EXPOSITION EXTRAORDINARY
KREMER. HERZ0G & CO.'S

THE MOST BRILLIANT ARRAY
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I INDEN STREET CHRISTI CHURCH.-Sun
j = school at q a m. Preaching at 1890 an
aud : 80 pm. by Rev. J. NJ Tribe
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KREMER, HERZOG d. co.
KREMER, HERZOG d. co.
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ED. c. POSTAL --..... Master.
VIII leave Memphis egsTy WEDNESDAY, at 5
Pm For freight OF passage, apply 10
p Y. LluHTbURNE,
No. AlCnTOe St. OPP. Peabody hotel
p =. GLENN. on Rharfhoar
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HIRST PRESBYT .RIAN CHURCH.-Coyner o.
l. Ihird md POIlLIr Sfresfs - Services at IL IN
an 80 pm, by thr pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
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Queer, isn't 1t,

MENKEN BROTHERS.
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= ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH - Wdsi
u sfroet.-5erviees at 1890 an
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eeumchifa ReIEe.
ICED Wing,
G78s&9

Mark r. Cheek. master Z. I. Csnsnins- &
Leaves every TUESDAY, al D pm,
The ElegsEs Passenger Steamer
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I EMANUEL CHURCH-BodS streSt.-Diyine ser
L VICE az II am. and pm. sunday-sehOol d
pm.
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Packet
HARED CASH,

Regular Independents Memphis and
y hite River Packst-FOr Augusta. JacksoRport,
SeaTcy, and way points The regular independent
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L'IRST METHODIST CHURCH Second street.
L near POJtIr.-oeryices at / am. and 72l0
pm. b. the pastor, Rev. r a. MahOn. Sunday
SCHOOL az A.5O m.
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Fashion, Style, Beauty and Ornament
PARIS MILLINERY, PATTERN HATS,

Dress Goods, ParasOls, Fancy Goods, etc,
tchich euer-eUer yes, erer-decO-
rated the Walls Of the Rich
est BdzdrS.
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CEVTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CcOLoREDl-
- C0uSs1 street. 6cttoce7l Linden and POHtotOc
Services "a 1 ! a IN A., 3 ana 1870 p m. Rev. JAIME
Lot, pastor. Suuday-schDoi at pm
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u OOAIs-PIsasant Sleeping rooms and offices,
~ 1915 MADISON. J. J LOLHAET. 1915 Madison.
.'fJOOMS- n rnisned r uufuIdshed; suitable also
n for anil e. 10 h"us-keep. lQl j. FFERSON.
T,NITL AIsHED -soOAS--Witb OF Without bOaru
= 10. 2sb ihird street
NTEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gen
~ tlemel New hLlcA no se. "a Mulberry street
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

j. q. Andrews Master 2. o. Mitchell. = GeTE
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at D p III. For freight or passage
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NJ HST-CLAS5 MILLlNER anu Dressmaker for
= our millinery and drrssinakinG department at
Milan, Tennes &c. Apply on Tuesday, 18th Instant,
between tie hours of / am and p m, to Hamil
ION a PuHear, wholesale department OF B. LoWen-
sIein & Bros, PAP NJ ,in street.
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TALESLADY-on who IS acquainted with the
- miI inery business. App at
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CALVARY CHURCH.-SeVices a. IL am an
- Z 30 pm. Sunday-schOOi al sa3O am.
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~ ROCERY ) tOkE-An "A No. u family grocery
u siand-tL tie tnr,e-st = brick building. No. 10.
va e street, south est corner avery. ADDRESS
II LlNDEdMAN, No. b washington ST.
FStDENt E-lWO.staTi frame. corner Of Jack
i \ son aud .ulHeHade; seven rooms and kitchen.
a nUIr ru tur- Hr-uff-r4
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AZ ~ i6S WELLINGTON ST.
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girl, twelve or fourteen years old.
N 10 lake care OF child three years old. Answer
-A.--.....a.,r lnra Anneal ONCE.
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FOR ARKANSAS CITY.
FOR CSCEULA.
HSaRNNEA nsAkEta

Regular TTi-WeekG Nail Packet foF Randolph
Fulton oSeaota and all way landings,
ma alan.arnr - -.
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{ w iest matrlmony Address "'0'"' W.
- ALEXIS CUuPEE care Annual
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- - SHEPHERD - CAel'oi -
n am.
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l0OARDERS-At ~ Court street Rates 10 suit
DOarderB wanted.
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E1Rl CZAPSkl receives pupils in Vocal and In
vi srumeutal music, at her residence No 2HR
hird street conner Court. Cultivation Of the voice
-,esfalfV
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TNIFTY DAY BoARDERS-At 50 per week or
n SD per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
- n Adams
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1TA STREET PRESBYTERIAN HOME
rlF 4 I "A m
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ri . EJyFFFE-FOT The SOmeTVille District High
4 school, an experiences lacy music teacher; good
recommendations Tequl ed; Sd ar guaranteed Adj
dress 6 Is. SALE. Sec'y. Atoka, Tenn
Z GIrUATION-By a nrstclass Sawyer and En-
- gineer. Address A. BIZ,
Corner LaRose and Webster streets.
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u OUSB-fn- desirable two-stOfy frame dwelling
II house. No 443 POhtotOc street just east Of
ljIleans. Ia good repair. and cOnv, neLt TO either
vance or Beale street cars. App'ytO
j. H. SHEPH EhD, 10 Madison st
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a9ot os.

gggslroRy OF IpAHo -
st.Uty al Hoiss.
IA rue Probate Court OF Boise county Idahe Ter.
ritery
Ia The matter Of the estate Of Bridget aieGuin-
liess, deceased.
MEOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed. execntofs ot the estate Of Bridget ilC-
decreased, to the creditors and all per-
having claims against. the deceased, 10
exhisiit them, with the necessary vouchers within
eii .hs after the first publication OF this
the said executors III idaho city, bolse Co.,
4. 4. JAMES MORTALITY,
PETER luNAGAEI,
Executors Of the estate 81 Bridget McGuinnesS,
dieessrd
s5..ed idaho City, May g. 1879.
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Notice..

RE Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL, ON
EW Saturday the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1879.
at ~ O'Clock. Of said day. at my Office in Idaho
city Boise county l. t., offer at public auction the
sum of Two Hundred and Fifty ts250' Dollars to
the lowest bidder therefor in County Warrants Of
said Boise county issued and registered prior to
January. 1869. IsIDOR SMITH,
County Treasurer
IDAHO CRY, !. r., Aug. 6, 1S79-td.
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Notice.

Rs Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON
~ day, October 20. 1879. at o'clock P. NJ, at
the mill of the Garden Valley Milling Company. in
Garden valley, Boise county, l. T., the following
paid up shares of the stock o; the said Garden Val
ley Milling Company will be sold, or SO mary of
them DIS may be necessary to pay the assessments
due thereon August 10. 1879, amounting to SIS per
share, and September l5 1879, amounting to SO
per share, and costs of advertising and sale.
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PLAIN, OR gN CoLoRs.

And at prises y 9 per cent below
orr tNrner rates.
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Fate or Arctic Explorers.

Behring's Straits derive their name
from Vitus Behring, Russian nava
captain in the service of Peter the
Great, who died from exposure on the
Arctic coast, nearly a century and a
half ago. Bafiin, whose name is borne
Nv the bay which he discovered, met
i violent death. James Hall, under
whom he previously served, met a
similar fate. Still earlier in date, Sir
Hugh Willowby, who sailed to discoy-
er d northeast passage, was, with his
whole crew, frozen to death. Sir
iIcndrick Hudson became famous as
!. discoverer, aud bis vey age TO the
mouth Of the river which bears his
name, was simply because his crew
would not bear the severity OF the
northern climate. He afterwards dis
coyerd Hndson's bay, and ON his re-
turn voyage was the victim Of = mu-
tinous crew. Gosdord, who discov-
cred Massachusetts and gave to Cape
Cod It's name, died miserably an the
James river. Captain Cook was slain
and eaten by cannibals. Sir John
Ross, who many years afterwards I'M
alertook an exploring voyage was inn
prisoned in the leo Tor four winters,
aud was only rescued by Russian
ship which happened to learn his con
dition The mysterious fate Of Sir
John Franklin hardly needs more than
mere reference here, but it may he
added that Dr.. Kane, who commanded
he Griunell expedition. was martyr
u his enthusiasm. The disease which
Inc contracted while in search of Sir
John Franklin carried him to his
grave soon after his return. He died
carly, bnt had already won distinction
aud conferred honor upon his country.
. .--~-a-
"sit down In the darkness and weep with me
On the edge OF the world"
Says joaquin Miller, the inspired.
Can't see il, Wawky; and you go on
biubhcrin' round there without any
lantern and the first thing you know
yau'll slip off yourself. - Yamhill
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Notice.

~ 0t1CS.
II the utter Of the estate OF John W. Winner, de-
ceased:
In the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Ter
ritory
SAURSIANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
made on the second day of August. A. d.
1879, notice is hereby riven that on Monday, the
18th day of August A. D. lsT0 at O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said day NJ the efice the Probate Judge, in Ia
no City, Boise county, l. T., has been appointed
the time aud place for proving the will OF the
said John Winner. deceased. and tor hearing the
application OF Robert Barber for the issuance to
him of letters testanlentary. when and where any
person Interested may appear and contest the
same J. S. HART.
Probate Judge aud ex.oficie Clerk.
Dated August .. 1879.
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SOLID BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Won Nchnnck, Stevenson a. CO., Wh0Iesaio
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"Sitdowni lin the darkness and weep with me
On the edge OF the world"
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Contents:

rne United States Mining Law and Land
Qihta instructions thereundUr. Zach section OF
thn il~ Is inlusslafeN followed by the Laud ONCE
instructions rotating thereto. Thus Is convon-
lent arrangement as II avoids turning several
rasez when the Instructions are &C nsuted in con.
neeltpn With the law
=. A Digest OF ell Decisions under the Miuing
Laws nov Ia loree. II ~ brought down "a the date
81 publication aud, containing the latest DECISIONS
takers the place ot al prior s,nblieauaNs
s New and improved Forms icr making the
various pfslo hlia the location OF elaiui miner s
Hen, aosis Ia Delinquent e0-owners Nc., down To
issuance ef pe.ent,
1 A Cnmplsse list OF Patented Mining Claims
arranged by stat, fsffltorN, County. and District
Price % the book.
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, Az
by inches, and j. designed 10 be pocket
companion for every wiae-awake man in
The mining camps and financial centres OF
iha tseat.
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NOTICE.

AsoITcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AS
AZ sessn.ent OF $40 per share has been levied on
the capital stock of the Garden Valley Milling
Company, and that the same will be due and paya-
ble the 18th Of september next BY order Of the
Board OF Trustees.
G. W. KEGERREIs, ses'y.
July 8. 1879.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13

The attention of parties holding claims
taken under the old Donation law of Sept.
p, 1880, either by reason of settlement
made under said law or as remote grantees
OF original claimants, Is particularly directed
to the advertisement in another column of
this paper headed, "Notice to Donation
Claimants" from which it will be seen that
those holding such claims and who have not
located them IN connection with the lines OF
the public surveys are required To SO locate
them within thirty days from this date, or
they will forfeit their claims to the United
States. Attention is also further directed
to that portion of the notice wherein claim
ants are required to file final proof of their
claims with the Register and Receiver within
six months from this date and failing SO to
do their claims will be held for cancellation.
The notice is published by the Register &
Receiver, under directions OF the special
agent of the General Land Office, now in
this place, and who, acting under instruc-
tons from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, has made an examination of all
the claims in the Vancouver office for which
certificates have not been issued, and finds
that nine-tenths of them are defective in the
particulars mentioned.
Mr.. Kline, the special agent, informs us
that these claims have been permitted to re-
main unsettled for so long time that it Sc
riously retards the disposition of the public
lands, and that now it is the determination
OF the Government to require settlers TO do
what should have been done years ago, viz.
complete their claims.
This proceeding undoubtedly means bus
mess; and it is to be hoped that those who
have so long neglected TO perfect their
claims Will take dine notice and pnyern
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NOTICE.


|. :. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. r., January Is, 1919
Notice is hereby givcn that sworn state.
mcnt' has hcen filed in this Office, aud appli-
cation made by William frasicr To purchase
the west of the north west !. and lots /
and > OF Section -, Township Is North. of
Range II East The said application is made
under act of Congress approved June 3, ISIS,
entitled. Am act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" and evidence
thereon will be heard at the Office of the Pro
bate Judge of klicktat county. W. T., in
Godendale, the county scat of said county.
as required by said act ON Thursday, April
10th, 1919, at 10 O'Clock H. NJ.
". IL. SMALLWOOD, Register
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Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
and by virtue OF an order OF the Probate
Court of the County of Clarke, Washington
Territory, made on the third day of March
A. u. 1879 in the matter of the Estate OF
William O'Ncil deceased, the undersigned
Administrator of the Estate OF the said VIII
liam o Neil deceased. will, on
Saturday the 10th bay Of March.
A. u. 1879, at the hour of twelve o'clock
Meridian of the said day, at the post office
door, on Main Street in the City OF Nancou-
yer, Clarke County, Washington Territory,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, and subject to confirmation by the said
Probate, Court all of the estate, right, and
interest OF the said William ONeil, at the
time of his death, in and to that certain
tract or parcel OF land, lying aud being in
the County of Clarke aforesaid, aud particu-
larry bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
The East half of the tract of land situated
in the said County of Clarke, and known as
the Donation Land Claim of George h. Err
nest deceased, the said claim being dcsig-
mated on the plats in the United States Land
Office at Vancouver, Washington Territory,
as claim No. forty-ninc being part OF Section
twenty -four, in Township two North OF
Range one Fast, and claim No. titty-tve be
ing part Of Section nineteen in Township
two North OF Range two East OF the William
cite Meridian, the said East half of the said
claim containing eighty acres OF land.
Terms and conditions OF sale. Cash Ten
per cent. OF the purchase money 70 be paid
on the day OF sale. the balance on the con-
hrmationofthe sale by the SAID Probate Court,
Deed at the expense OF the purchaser.
HIGH BNRNE.
Administrator of the Estate OF vii
liam O'Neil. deceased
Dated Vancouver, w. T., March 5th 1879.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13

Many letters are being received daily by
persons in this city inquirng about the
county, from persons intending to emigrate.
We have Il large number of pamphlets at
this office giving an account of Clarke county
for free distribution, which can be sent out
i'll answer to such letters.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13

There was an elopement of parties living
on Mill Plain last week-,Doseph Bybee. aged
22, and Miss May Dubeck, aged 10. They
went over to Oregon and were married, and
are living about four miles east of this city.
The parents of the young girl, who is under
age, are very indignant, and refuse to be
coInforted. This case will he heard from in
the Oregon courts we are told.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13

Church NorICE.-The Rev. Mr.. Plum
mer, of Trinity Church, Portland, is eX-
pected to preach in st. Lukes Church next
Friday evening. The address announced
for that evening will be postponed to the
following Friday evening
A. 5. NICHOLSON
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13

BATTLE GROUND. A surprise party was
recently rendered to Mr. Thomas Myers,
and everybody enjoyed themselves; music
by the Dublin band. The bridge which
spans Lewis river near j. Il. Halls ranch
was nearly swept away by the high water
lately; thanks to our contractor. a wind
storm on the 9th inst. blew down about
three acres OF timber for j. 5. Groat. and rs
much more for X. A. Little. j. b. G..
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-13
LOCAL.

New HoTEf.-Portland parties, one of
whom is Capt W. II. Foster, are making
arrangements to convert the former Alta
House into lrst-class hotel 1t is to be
repaired and enlarged, the work to conn
mence as soon rs the weather is settled.