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, 1879-11-29
THasKss,vlye D,r-Tb;. d,u .. N H.,

THANKSGIVING DAr.-This day of all DAYS
was kept " tli5 city in its usual becoming
manner. Serv:ce-was held at the churches, and
IN the majority, addresses of thankfulness to
the Most High We're given in the most eloquent
manner. The hotels and saloons with their
usual hospitality, treated their patrons with
the greatest generosity. The VI. f. Church.
South, on the evening previous. gave a splendid
entertainment which was great success. and
credit to the generous ladies' who took charge
OF the affair. The Home Guar is turned out
and looked finely in their handsome uniforms ;
at their usual target practice Messrs. Straight,
Holmes and Schumacher came out ahead. the
two former tied making 81 each out of a pos j.
be 80, Schumacher next with 81. "and il :
greatly to their credit. Altogether the day
was passed in 9 very PLEASANT manner; the
boys had lots Il run and were happy,.-The dav
was wound gp by o grand ball given 'by the
last increasn4; Hook 4 L.tkier company al the
Nty Hall Some idea Of the popularity of this
company can be had oy tie presence of nearly
eighty ooupis of dancers. 1t uas ~ far the
besS ball ever given hy any company In this
city, and shows that public ball can be made
suctess by the proper men confGc,ing it.
, 1879-11-29

WELL SPOKEN OF Mr. James West. who
recently commenced business in this city, neXt
to the red stare, as practical grnsmith, is well
spokea of by the Napa Rspdyter, and recon-
mended by that sterling newspaper as "a good
citizen, an upright business nan and thorough
giu.smith while his wife, Mrs. West, 10 one
of those unassuming, kind and benevolent
ladies whose departure is always IeSrettsd by
the community in v hich they have lived All
of which is borne out by the reputation they
have both achieved sil-ce their arrival III our
,.it,
, 1879-11-29
lkN OPEN G!ESTI0N.

Whether the gods of the ancient mythology
were myths, pure and unaiulterated or
four C.ed on fact" as the nove!ists say, 1--WE
are certain We have seen Adanis, although
iacoa.-1 His alias is Charley. AbrahaIns. He
i welded to Terpsichore and practices at the
b,r All who have visited Ed. Williams Gem
SaIo1u can testify to this As also u the excel
Ience of the billiard table and the quality of
the cigars, the J. H. Cutter whisley and other
LIQUORS
, 1879-11-29

THAT WHEAT. Last week We mentioned a
fine VA ety Of wheat TINT WAS shipped to Port
land from ranch in this county. Since then
We have di.coverei that II WIS raised on the
ranch of Milt Aldrich on Dry creek; the seed
originally came from France and was sent to
Oregon through the Agricultural Department.
.resss Dav Obtained lot and distributed it
around amongst his friends. Il makes very
white -four hat We are informed that 1t is not a
favorite with mi!lers owng to its cracking open
too readily: some farmers also object to l., rs
it must be har> eSted directly it is ripe.
, 1879-11-29

How refreshing, how ike n bcaeiiction,
sleep comes 10 one who. for tiresome days and
wearisome days and weariSome lights, has
tossed about seeking the rest he could not End;
burning with fever or shaking with cold, utter
" worn out ard Frustrated. Do y"u asa hat
hnrr Tea. the great blood purifier 1t IS Won
derfnl in its effects, restoring the appetite and
the loss and waste caused by disease, Ike magic.
keen il bY You.
, 1879-11-29
E0BEStH.

Heaven telnpers the wind To the shorn
lamb Nothing Is said of man, because a
wise and benefc mt divinity f"reSaw that
modern civilization and the discovery Of
caoutchaouc would place lin beyond the neel
Of any other protection. Gall on VI. Il. Do!ar.
opposite the pos. Ole, and examine h's. large
stock of boots and shoes and rubser foot wear
Farmers water proof leather boots speciality.
, 1879-11-29
4 gYsH.S. l.iSlNgSS.

The amount nf furniture sold at the sales
room of EvertZ 4 Abel. opposite the ST. Louis
Hotel, is really amazing; on a fair day, teams
from all parts q the country congregate around
loading up furniture for the country, while
trucks and drays are kept h,sy delivering 10
city customers. The reaSoE Is they always
keep such a stock that everybody is suited at
hnttnIn uriCes.
, 1879-11-29

CoyTEacE-Mr Jas. Monaghan, of C"ivIil',
having received a contract for supplying the
new military post at Lake Chelan with freight
and 81, 900 feet of lumber, with his usual enter
,,r;s. concluded to strike out new route down
the river and thus save the annoyance and ex-
p.n>e of freighting by means OF teams. For
tuns favors the brave, and so James was snc-
cessful. As an old pioneer and one who mas
assisted in developing the vast resources of MS
old stamping ground he deserves success ana
Ens our best wishes.
, 1879-11-29
PIsIGs .i.D o3GaEs,

If yon wish To hIy piano, ,E:tn, sheet mu-
sic ~ music books, u: ). ynu a%h to have an
instrument tunei or repaired, or exchange an
"li one for :, new one, or an organ for piano,
hv paring ths difference, call on Stanley Bros,
Who viii lGrniSh Won any kind of an in>;r,'-
ment YOU want on the most liberal terms :ij-ti.
, 1879-11-29
si.EE,NasaC0 .I.ST.GRs-r.

Walk. Wai.a has mary restalr.s: '+ i.It the
leading one Is The above mentioned. The pro-
prietor Is SIa:t.- G.i:her pains Il: money in
securing he comfort and satisfaction Of his
guests. Strangers an transient people can
find no other Ilace e4aal in c..e,,:tHes-, meals
b. in - ;he r:,te of ) far 81
, 1879-11-29
NOT Z PEDESTE1iS.

Although the PosseSsor of lame slight
suggestive f the heel and toe profession the
gentleman whose art in componrd:ng al man
ner of fancy drinks has given Hewey Taylor
saloon irecentlv renovated and elegantly retit-
ted high rank in the estimation of bo! rira1,s,
who always find there superb lunch, in addi-
ton to the choicest brands al liquors and cigars.
, 1879-11-29

! SOM INVESTMENT. -Iir. Ed Williams
an,-aI.i-i -n-urn in Umat;IIa county, returned
Lon, an Wednesday. Whist away he
,gr.ls...l a tract of 80 ares Of decided hn1
I-,r p. r Il-tau Il i sore of the hest wheat
Ini IN tire country. anl a more sensible invest
,,.,.. -,r TIE iutur. c,vld not have been made.
, 1879-11-29
EiCiiCE,

t. ;. I4AHD UFflCE,
Narsa Walla, ". T., Nov. 9Th, 1879. I
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A filed in this Office AMI application made
under the act Of Congress approved Hume 81,
1873, entitled ''aa act for tn sale of Timber
Lands i'll the State of California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" to Fur-
chase 81. NEi, See. -.S, NJ, SNff, Sec =, T.
No. 8, y. Il. No. - L. Application viii De
heard on the 2lth day of February 1850.
T. II. MORRISON,
41-IIN- REGISTER.
, 1879-11-29
tx StEG0N.

This fa-h;onalse yesort Is one of the incest
saloons in the city Superintendent Jerome
takes pleasure IL visiting on and sapply;n" his
c,iStoi .e1s with the iest IL, .ors and cigars.
Tex himself is ear L,au id,s..of a Jolly host
and hiS popularity is to be enviei.
, 1879-11-29
Administrators NG:irp.

NSTSfE OF WILLIAM TEULAN, de-
~ ccased.-Notice is hereby given, by the
urdrrsis isned. Administrator Of the anove named
estate, to the creditors of, and I'll persons having
claims against said deceased, t. exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the fiISt publication OF this notice.
to the mr. srS;oned at lis Office in Wala Walla
city =: III. VI. CHASE,
Administrator.
Wall Malla. Nnyenher Sth. 1S1A. ia-ir.
, 1879-11-29

How tx IT. CovT.NoaE- Governor Ferry
fu.l'v i,-ucI hiz proclamation, which reached
r. .a s.;.ullvutdt Inst. The Governor must
F,v. ,rogI.. that the democrats hal no use for
Than, -i.n.. and SO neglected t. S=iit their
only organ Ia this upper country copy nLt,i
t.., l,.. f,r 'H.h.i-l.i'a- However, It Is good
frtl- turkeys
, 1879-11-29
CUBA Y IndianoS."
BUS!H,EGS LOCALS.


One gratifying evidence Of the steady growth
of Walla Walla is the demand for homes.
Chapman & Boyer, real estate agents, have
sold good many, but have still for sale on the
instament plan some choice lots in Lansfords 5
Addition.
, 1879-11-29

r PuLS HrECH.-This church is again
IN good condition, and tie acoustic properties
,l.-.of ar nuch improved by the recent en-
i.,,.-l.a,. The JaeIcsItioa is increasing with
s,,ry Sih!ath.
, 1879-11-29

,r7CAlltgY- The art gallery opposite the
,.,rn.icr !, filed with great variety Of arti-
t.. both useful a"d ornamental, An article
,',v l,- nitai-rl fnr one dollar that is worth
~ tir,.s the price. Csl and examine.
, 1879-11-29

HOLIDAY GooDs The store Of L. l.. HeTriii
!, now filed to repletion with & large, exten-
sive and rich assortment CT scme' ol the niieS'
goods ever brought to th-s city, 1t comprises
every kind Of fancy articles, such as fancy ma
stands. sold pens, writing desks, albums, books
IN every style of binding and everything else
tLa. i both useful AMI presentable for Christ
r1as and New Years. Read his new "ad ana
thea cal and see him at the post o;iIce build
, 1879-11-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That [
~ have sold out mv entire business IL the
WALLA WALLA BREWERY u Ceorge
Glenn who is authorized To collect all accounts
due the said Walla Wa.la Ere,fery, and viii
pay all the indebte,i,lesS OF te SAME. The
business viii hereafter he caGr:,.i nn by George
Glenn & Son, who solicit share of the public
patronage. BEN. SCOTT,
45-Im GEORGE GLEIM
, 1879-11-29

STAGE RoBBsRY.-On Wednesday last ois-
match was received here stating that Looe.
Mc,Iouis' stage running between Dayton ana
Lewiston had been stopped by road agent ana
thar the treasure box was taken Mrs. Dunni'
wav and two :Chirese were aboard, 50 = !
hardly possible that the robber- got away WIZ WIZ
anv rat amount it was the up stage, aho
~. very little money is shipped to Le"is'0h
, 1879-11-29

prerry ySacorING,-P Pigeon and trrlleyshoot-
-, matches are announced for Tomorrow,
,s-rr,rl Il 1880 \. ". at the Walla W&lla
pyi,in- Pasl.
, 1879-11-29

UNTIL further notice the passenger train viii
leave WaMa Walla u $50 \ NJ. Returning,
leave " a,lnl. a: :: p a., arriving at Walla
Walla - ) z. VI.
, 1879-11-29

OvE ENrowS The Wal'a Walla country
have thi, year shipped about 1900 tons Of
wheat III tLi- ya,, ainuuat, before il reaches
,llt water hI> t. be r.rri,G u miles out Of the
! re.t route. AMI must u,,,,ss ,rily be handled
u:ht or min, times I,f.rr 1t ctn be placed on
beard ship. The Portland papers are c"n,lnu-
S.ig L4rp.u, On the s.ri,; that Portland Is
I-r; t's .ne vessels lr,.wii.S lS feet Of water.
Recently a Portland ship had t. UNLOAD 800
tG,, 90, wheat. winch cost a Waila Walla ship
I-r alu. 500 for the mGe", >Sary handling.
This Wh-a. WIS then placed on harses to be
t'wri 90 A-t ria, where the Portland vessel
again receive. t. With direct communication
u Astoria oGr farmers would gain from y TO
; cents m.ge per crutal than they do III the
lra>.,. SAT-. # affairs.
, 1879-11-29

KEEP YouR MONEY AT HoME-The STATES
NAN Office Is always well supplied with the
latest style of type, and the printers IN our
office Icing masters Of their profession, We
challenge competition in our branch OF "'he
art preservatiye ef all arts" Bill and letter
ba.5s nosters. pamphlets, book work. business
and visiting cards, ball tickets and
ar. -. snecialtv. DO not send money away foi
nrintinc hat can be done better and cheaper al
hOyna
, 1879-11-29

Ro,srrRors.-On Thursday night NoVem
her 20. between tse hours of 10 and Il p NJ
AZ the lower end of Main street nearly eppoSite
The county jail. some person orpersons KEEP up
a.,.,, s.r,.k of abuse that the whole neishoo,-
- - was disturbed. Who were these hocu,
i"ms h sId where were the men who strut around
with the big, big stars
, 1879-11-29

ALL kinds OF general j.tJ-lS done in a work
manlike manner 1T reasonable rates, by j.
West, Main Street near 81.
, 1879-11-29
SNAIL fruits. .V5 at l.. VI. Sw,tss.

SHALL fruits, .U6 at l.. VI. Swtts
OEE year old apple trees, 07at l.. NJ. Swift 5.
Two year oldapple tree, 90 at L. II. Swift's.
DEALERS furnished at liberal discount by
the fG90 or l0,030; other fruit and Ornamental
stock equally low in proportion at l.. NJ. Swift
nursery, 10 niles northwest # Colfax, on the
Paiouse river. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Post Office address. Co!iax,
Whitman county, w T. l make fruit grow.
ing a speciality. Stock grown without irriga
ton
, 1879-11-29

THE GMrn THE,TE2 The patrons If this
hae theatre have the past week been treated to
some "f ,ha Ie~t play, that were ever placed
On the hdr,> 1t is the intention of Mr..
Nasnire t. make perio.lic,l trips to this coun-
t'y with different troupe, ami tn latest novel
ne Nr. N.rnlr. ; abilities are such that he
i boluI l. please Ills audience no matter what
he places before them We ~ lerstand thai
lira. tae coming winter he Will ei.ieavOr to
tim, NJ. yiaga here: this celebrated actor is
i'w Iauarn.U- l. crowd ii houses in the East.
Aat : vrry ragular Tie thanks of our citi-
Zen, IT iG. 90 Nr. Fagtn for his energy arl
,.hsfpu-g 10 erecting thi, theatre. 1t nils
-i5 '-.i Want. AMI is lui5s an nj iitinn u the
~'-.-et..a, o.: TIE town. Our people have long
::S,iAi-l such p,4.e q amusement, and this
hi.> The llli io perfection.
, 1879-11-29

ro,oL K. &. Smiths branch below the St
Igai, ho'rl an1 ~: for Caba Y lndiaaos, "
=. h.; III car sold
, 1879-11-29

NEW importationS Of meerschaum and smok
ers fancy goods at Charley Davis
, 1879-11-29

l.. CLONE. IAHYARzT. - O9vrirt ohae
.l,,.-zsp n, ycrursacisen, ind inter reducirten
r---:..u. Superior work in gold
, 1879-11-29

No extra charge for.resorved se,-yS .. the
Gaiety Theatre tonight, or 1T Hr naguire $
benefit on Monday.
, 1879-11-29

SAT- Electrical battery for sale. Ap-
N Agnes Burr. Third street
, 1879-11-29

s.,,,s machines repaired and warranted by
, VI Main street near 81
, 1879-11-29

nm NrwsrAPgas.-Several hundred old
-.,.,ar, for sale at tbs Office.
, 1879-11-29

SFAGAiNa ENHig-TIoY.- Gr. Davis, Of Port
A2i, Prtss>.y q th~ Noble Art of Self De-
'nNt' save Al exhibition of his skill to a
'',"1r! house "n Tuesday evening last. After
@'ev minor se.-to'> the Portland saoozer and
- "1T''S'n chicken catered the ring with
''-'s AMI bnunl, and, after shaking hands
,',>'s!sl to business. The snoozer mace
- "',a tAe hit mauier and got in I SICK
' on tie chickens frontj>piece- The
,-''N5a responded with rib ticker that made
s-'eler look sort o iadisposed. Rognd
'-''ler sent in cruSher on the chickens
= - AMI tapped the c,aret. First blood
:. -va i'T Snoozer and allowed. The Chicken
gsrI.i Az WI, ,4,'eT oa the left pepper and was re-
S..,7.- '''- trrllc chm rattler Round s.
a9,-5r. 0''.r --.t NJ smiling. while the Chicken
Ib,r...,. .s''..-r >haky on his pins. 4 wind
IL Cf;,i. -...l me Sloozers right coupled up
aud l. =. - the shape of a cTOquet wicket.
Iels. o. - q his conner looking mighty
Account =. = H. reporter gives an extended
ihis usE.r-~ '~e taina!nt.er Of the fight. but Is
And mi -sef Is intended for the family circle
its caI1r, rr '5p'r; oi mill being out Of place in
and CON- We therefore skip rounds to 141
Snoz-r - % Round liS and last."-The
zach D4.r@I ,iig Up grngsy with mouse under
going ta - =. IlS h@se resembling prize tomato
Chicken \ uss sssi' and his chin split open. The
tie ring snJ d! a:. iiesh as when he Jumped into
defyins ~ It after taking ths position of Ajax
I$le dFirer nsh'Iin55; infused the power of
ae.e han,c'l,,H' ',,'l =, Ills ieft, and planted such
aluieular tba. :. 10" Under the SnOozer's righs
brpg S> deyiees were resortsJ IT, in M aTier to
Snsvr r to the full sense Of the s;,1.,.;on. u, @ he
ChieEsn' recovered sutiicisntly to statr thai The
could na,l might have all the fses', VT he
fresh besfy biy : All he desired was a piece Of
Jumped OWL ,or r, each eve. The chicken then
ma month tb.. s.e ropes. and as this happened
dearest ovs.sr Ina. Contained an "r," went to the
''' saloon for couple of biyslyes.
, 1879-11-29

T,.r rursrzr Turkeys for Thanksgiving;
a..s Wy ~clrcc the f.. portion. o' tie week,
aai 1872 b,-ln to imagine ia. We should MT
la.r,Ae governor, 81 i,l.'.,,- proclamation IN
..h.--r;n. rlal.u.r. VI waited tufkr; ;;r.S
a., Gj.c,uut am; ether ss;,' !e, in tawa,, and
:'t.r pr ,,,oct:ns al the tvrkel paus in the
,iryp r,.n. !" JIe conclusion that We Were
u.. ,.f.. blessed this yelr; bat ~ going to the
uif.r on lu,,,iay morning W saw lying = the
irrwas, ut fr>t /, ,iled like young o-tri h,
int & a., attached - IL tel feet demonstrated
iat i, ,as "a fine specimen of what ought t" he
,ur u.-i ,..a, bird with the compliments Of our
.rrr.r'i rr.rai Mr. u. G.. hir&,n.au. Thanks
fr.rli Nr,u4g. NAY you i've long, and prosper
a. your cl.rg-y aai enterprise deserves.
, 1879-11-29

rr.r1 line Of holiday gods, toys, ETC., at
rsarley pa'i'-
, 1879-11-29

FoREwARNED Physicians and
invalidS Use with confidence The Kaiser te!e,
brated German Elixir for Consumption and
throat and lung diseases. 1t Is rich IN the me
dicinal properties Of tar, wild cherry, etc. Is
rendered perfectly harmless to TIE youngest
child. This would have proved an Angel of
mercy in the household Of those unhappy par
ents at Vallejo, Dixon, Beaver, Utah, and nu-
merous other places, whose children We're
slaughtered quack melcine recommended
by its owner to cure crCnp possessing no prop
critics calculated 10 cuIe it. bat instead deadly
drug which has SLAIN It's thousands. BE sure
you get only German Elixir. The genuine
bears the PruSsian coat OF arms and the fac
simile i,natGre # nr. Kaiser Samples at All
drug stores i.arg- aize. a. ceats- IL. Il.
HOLMES and > Il. DAY, Druggists. Sole
Agents go fo-u-
, 1879-11-29
Y0TfVE no TEsG5IERS.

I SHALL BE IN WALLi NALLA THE
Z last Saturday Of each month, Il the School
House Of District No. J. for the purpose Of
examing Teachers, and transacting such other
business may properly come before me.
c. w WHEELER,
Superintendent OF Schools,
26-tf Walla WalE County, ". T.
, 1879-11-29
Personal.

Thanks TO Governor Brayman. of Idaho for
copy oil his Thanksgiving proclamation.
Alr. I. j. Anders, after a very severe at,,o,,
of Illness, is again ON the streets he is slowIv
recovering.
A Reeves Ayres, Esq, has our thanks for
MS considerate thoughtfulness in giving tho
STATESMAN the district court proce.din fnr
the week. 'oi
Major Graham, Of the renowned 4th artil.
ler%, Col. Merriam and Lieut.. Kinsev Of the
u infantry, are at the Fort in attendance on
tie court martial
Mr. Charles Wenderoth, from San Francisco.
very pleasant young gentleman and n very
ssiillf'd- matchmaker. has taken A uos;tion in
Straights jewelry store.
Billy Meyers has the thanks of the STATES
MAN Office for that sublime Thanksrivino
punch. Ever since drinking, the bows feels The
tuil force OF the Shakrsperian assertion that
there's good in everything"
Boise CITY has no more enterprising man
than Jimmy Hart he keeps up with the pr1-
ress Of the place AMI his place is celebrated Is
rendezvous for the bright spirits Of the age
We are happy to note that our ola- friend
Andy Coyle, at Bose City, mas 81 lar recovered
his losses 1T the late FIRE as to, have rebuilt his
premises and doing a more rushing business
tnan ever.
Mr.. Tom Beall, one of our earliest pioneers
AID now an honest farmer at Maren-o. gave
us a call on Tuesday Toms ma,.v friends
VIII he happy to know that he is As merry as
of old and doing well.
Jud,e Strickland who once wore the judicial
ermine in the Land Of the Saints, is in the city
with view of opening "a law office in connection
with General Maxwell He is a smart, active
man, who will no doubt MAKE his marx
Dr. J. I, Wells has arrived in this city to
settle down in the Practice Of his profession
He is wei known By nianv'or our c tizans rs 4
most skllltul surgeon and physician, who has
performed some reilly wonderful operations
. very Gaccessfuilv We finI the doctor a quiet.
self possessed gentleman, and predict his sue
Cess.
Archie Cabanss, the correspondent Of the
San Francisco B,Uetta, Is doing yoeman ser
vice to this country ~ means of his interesting
letters to that first class newspaper on our
country. His letters are full Of facts and are
extensively read lie is canvassins for that
paper, which we recommend as the best and
chcapest weekly newspaper published On the
Pacific coast
Dr. Atkinson, Of Portland. whose life ap-
pears to he devoted To- the development of this
western country, paid our office a very pleas.
ant visit ON Monday last His letters to the
diff mt papers rH tbs coast respecting oUr
vast reco,fyeS AM what can he dCae with them
the best wc ever read, ai,i III themselves
stamp the doctor as m.tn Of great talent.
We wish him tEe prosperity he deserves.
Major Throclnorton. who made such an en-
viabe record during the last two Indian wars
both ia this and neishborinS territories, is lii
the city AZ ming the court martial. There Is
no brlyer or more energetic man in the L. ).
service than be- We know from personal eX-
Icrience of several rapid moves Ee ms're7Iurins;
fight, AMI in in.crcefing ting enemy that STAMPS
/ HIM as q man whose soal is in his noble pro
feSSuu
, 1879-11-29

REPAIRING of fire arms oone IN . nsstA''
manner by J. West. Main street near Oh
, 1879-11-29

old TYPE-Soo pounds of OLD TYPE for
~ sale in lots to suit purchasers. This type
is an excellent substitute for Babbit Metal
pronounced by those who have used it better
and can be sold at one-half the nrice- Apply
at the STATESMAN OFFICE.
, 1879-11-29

Foxrs.-Nyr Tans. VI. Henderson, Of NH
claet tsnu;hta fox i.-to on: o:licc for thanks
;ivin; inspection from - - We i,ve learned
about th,s. animals We t:!'.k he is oi L first
c.1S, s:r..;r 1t has bcen fnun almost iln.ros
sibe - keep l,.,a TIL nsre:.-e OF those rr"i:;i"
.niuals by r,r;;;ls @: poison OF trapping; their
cuEni',g prevents them from putin; Their
furt into the trap, and the nature 81 tn beast
is such that they viii e.,t 10 III, At hu, what
they Kill themselves. 50 III pr;-r ~ destroy
them thu farmers are raising Il .et 4;reya"urd:.
who lu.run taam by tbs means the above fox
was caIr:;rei
, 1879-11-29
Teachers Institute.

NALhA NALLA COUNTY TEACH
w ers Ifstitute viii convene in Waitsburg,
December 3i. 1879. and continue in session
three days. The school law makes it the duty
of Teachers to attend and allows them their
time.
G.. ". WHEELER,
School Superintendent,
II wv Walla Walia County. VI. T
, 1879-11-29

"'Hr FARLY BIRD, ETC.-Mr. Phillip Ritz,
Of this city, h,.s taken up some 500 acres in
government and railrosA Land Oh tie survey OF
t!e Northern Ia -ifc railroad. He purposes
breaking a large amount of it this fall with the
view Of raising feed for man and beast next
year This Is foresight; the North Pacific
will have employed the next season, in the CON
structian of the line from the mouth of Snake
river to Spokan, from five hundred to a thous-
and men, To- supply these men with their
teams there will he a demand for I'll the prov
c.l,ter that he and many more can Ease and Il
sEch pr'res aS that country w:il Ieyer see
q ,t;E. With 10 m:>haI~, it would not be ex-
t.,:ya.sant to predict that the frugal man work
-, his land next Year With t!e Niea II sGPp!y-
L.; edible, for these lhar,Ts ..Il thJir teams
", Ii clear the cost 81 their ftr:n.
, 1879-11-29

.cgs,Y ! In iian'S.
, 1879-11-29
Wanted.

4 LADY OF RESPECTABILTTY, hav-
N iLy a comfortable home, would like 10
take achildtOboaIi. 4. which will receive the best
Of care. One from year old to five OF six
preferred Inquire OF
MRS. D0NELAN,
Corner OF 9TH and Alder streets, Walla
Walla Il I'm
, 1879-11-29

Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough.
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Pain in the region Of the Kidneys, and thou
sand other painful symptoms, are the offsprir.gs
Of Dyspepsia.
-.. 90
, 1879-11-29
FOR RENT,

"HE BUILDING NEXT To THE POST
Offoe best stand In the city.
Apply tn NJ = CARIS.
Cars. PAGE & GRAY %7-ts
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-04-16
TIE Registrar and Assessor vii

Tue Registrar aud Assessor will
begin bis rounds on Monday, the 2lst
inst, for the purpose of revising the
Assessment Rolls for Rapides Parish,
aud to register all voters who have
become of age since last Registration
and as we'll those who have pot ,egis-
tered. He will also take list of the
School children, between the ages of
six to twenty one; aud would be glad
that all interested parties would take
notice thereof. The Assessors and
Registrars Office will be open in Alex.
andria from the 2lst to the Both.