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DEATHS

Died, at o'clock 4. NJ, on Saturday. October
4th, at bis late residence, $500 Marshal! street,
HUGH SMITH: aged siXty-two years
The funeral services will take place from st.
Johns church. Twenty-hfth and Broad streets, II
$50 L. NJ. SUNDAY. October 9TH. Friends and
acquaniances respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, Saturday, AT ~ 2. NJ. At the residence O.
his uncle Thomas VI. Jones. corner OF Brook ave-
nue. and Clay street. after lingering II! es OF con-
SUMPTION JOHN CLARENCE HEAD, liz The forty
sixth year OF his age.
His funeral viii take place from the residence
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, October 5, 1879, II 4
oclcck. Friends and acquauiauces are respectfully
invited Ia attend.
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lcg~ NEW STOCK. FALL GOODS.
%. & +. MlTTELD0RFER,
sDZ Ennr, .,,rr rr,1,


527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY the largest and mos
complete stock of DRY GOODS in the city, pur-
chased in New York at auction for cash. All good:
at less than old prices.
BLACK CASHMERE at 12.s, 6'i, 30, 25, 30, and
ALIoWNo0L BLACK CASHMERE at 10. Is, so
So, Co. 10 so, S5c., aud 81
Our ALL-WuOL BLACK CASHMERE at doc
DRESS GOODS in all the latest styles and novel.
lies. from Sc. per yard To the finest made:
BT.At * SILKS. from auction. from sue. 10 - per
Look At orr BLACK SILK a; q worth Sl;75;
$50 pieces WHITE, RED. Blue, and GRAY
FLANNELS, in plain and twcd: WHITE
FLANSELS al l2i:. II. lGs.. 30. 20. ana 3Oc.
These goods are ten per cent lees Than last yCal
CATION FLANSELs at :. :. .. 10, ana l2!.c.
for the best article:
< iu ii line Of TLENCHED and brown COT
Tons re:;.ileI =, wh%,4 !, GrGes . o,,,
On these goods We are the lowest in price in the
HtNr CARPETS at -. Ii, IS, and zoe:
90. IS. 20, zoe, AMI Il Tor the very best three
rL6SJ}R oIL-cLoTus at goo. per yard, regular
FLOOR 1IIsCLoTHs in IL, il, Cd, and Sd;
cocoa MATT1NES from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET MATS and RCGS-A
very large stock ~ very low prices:
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS IL great variety;
UNUERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
mcn-a complete assortment:
LADIES EESTS.-lO0 dozen 10 be sold At soc.
apiece. regular price ! apiece. Look at these
goods before yCu buy.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for gen
tlcncu at Il 25c. aniece. regular price -
CNDERSHIRTS at 20, 80, 80. AZ, 80, 81, "a,
soc, and 81 apiece;
HOSIERY. NOTIONS.
cASSlMERES FOR mems and boys wear;
TRIMMINGS,
WOOL and SILK GLOVES. &c. &C.;
CLQAkS and SHAWLS, the largest stock We ever
exhibited:
|LOAkS fran 81 10 S3J
Give Us Il call.
d. Il Z. MITTELDORFER.
se2O-S.MGW J27 Broad street.
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THE Enthusiastically the Destruc-
tive-orators, Dr.. MoSTEIRo suggests,
should be all named SwANK. The man
with that name has entered the campaign
just as the name is indicative Of the abso-
lutte condition OF the miserable party
SwASK. That they never will rise again is
apparent to all but crazy and irredeemably-
vindictiye persons. SwASK is the name,
and they never will deserve any other.
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Where is it Possible.

For the Destructiyes to make stand
.nows ashey have been beaten from every
point They are worse off than the despe-
rate leader OF The fallen angels, who in his
desperation exclaimed:
,sMe, miserable, which way shall fy 81?
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The ".bold and vigorous" VAUGHAN is
no more, but the "bold and vigorous"
SMITH, Of Nelson: is in the flush of his man
hood as leader. ~ He was renominated by
reclamation on Saturday for the Senate OF
Virginia.
Now, bring out the man on the Aeitators'
side who will dare to run against him.
SMITH is as good as elected already.
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tbank heaven. successfully upon the
state Executive Committee OF tDat
grand old Conservative party al WHICH
had more than onces before saved the state
from d;shonor and disgrace. You 1t was
-rf,at rave the first call upon them to meet
and devise some plan by which the arch-in-
tfiouer and his followers might be met ana
in their mad career OF" DE-
struction to oil that is held dear by brave
honest, and patriotic! people. The COMMIT
tee met, issued an address TO the people OF
Virginia, appointed canyassers 10 meet. the
Destructiycs, and such an array Of substan'
tinl worth and talent as Is now being eXhiD-
tied in Virginia from one end OF the State
to the other has rarely, II ever, been seen.
Will you allow me to put few OF the
names, known and read OF all men in Viz
eipia, in parallel columns with the Mozart
Hall men?
For Hon ss Ss a.s the For an"
John W. Daniel. William Malone,
Robert E. Wltbcrs, John Paul,
J. w Johnston. a. FHlkerson,
j. RandoIph Tucker, John L. Massey,
Governor VIM. smith, Dr.. Basiley' ~.-.~-.'~
Governor J. Lctcher, Jonas Kelly.
Governor j. L. kemper, Fa5ette Mc4iullin.
DR.. Curry,
John GoOde, Jr.
with many, very manv,I
offers. able, tried, and
true, and worthy 10 he ....'.. " .'s..'"
The leaders of any people. ..-
The people all through Southwest Vir-
ginia are being undeceiyed in regard to the
debt question, and will send almost an I'M
divided delegation to the Legislature in fl
vor OF the AIcCulloch bill. You may set
down Washington and Smith for Senator
Buchanan by good majority. Washing
ton county will elect Colonel c. Ii. Lynch
and Daniel Trigg, EsQ.-good and true
men-to the House.
Major Daniel Is doing a grand work in
Southwest Virginia. Other able speakers
will keep the ball rolling till the 4th OF No
vember, and then we hope to be able to re-
ioice in giving the destructives Of the pub
lie peace quietuS from which they will
never be !lpolitically) resurrected.
BORDER.
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ygARsSS.AGa,S.

Married, ut the residence OF her uncle tMr. K. &.
Rilterl. on Thursday. September %, 1879. by the
Rev. Dr. John L. Edwards. JAMES W. PHILLIPS
ana MATTE V. BRADLEY; both OF Richmond
Va
Married. September %. l $40, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. W. L. JddkIn-,
WILLIE ANNA. daughter OF Q. Bennett. Esq, 10
BURNETT LEWIS; ali Of This civ. No cards.
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NJ FALL SEASON, 1879,
THALUIMER BROTHERS,

THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
6Ol BROAD, CORNER SMITH STREET.
We take great pleasure In Informing our friends
and the public generally that are now receiving
our
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW FALL GOODS.
Is shall be our aim during the entire season 10 slow
to our cu.tomcr5 all the
NOVEL TIES and NEWEST STYLES OF GOODS
just As soon Is they are put IN market.
Our large increasing trade enables rs 10 buy in
larger quantities and We will he able /" sell better
We shall opn on MONDAY. September slh, a
tremendous stock OF
WHITE. RED, and CoLoRED FLANNELS,
just purchased at AUCTION.
These goods are worth every ones attention. a
there has never been anything in his city like them
1T such prices.
BLACK CASIlAERES! BLACK CAsiiMERES +:
We have just purchased lot of SlXTY-Two pieces.
among which Is our all-wool number AZ soc. the
best quality and the greatest bargain the people ni
Richmond have ever bought. All In want Of BLACK
GOODS viii do we'll to give III call.
LADIES, CHILDREN'S. and MEMS UNDER
WEAR by the cargo. We can sho" the largest and
best assortment OF these goods In the city.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS:
beautiful stock in all the newest styles just re-
ccred.
CASSlMERES. CLOTHS. TABLE LINENS.
SHAWLS, NAPKINS. BLANKETS, QUILTS,
KID GLOVES. RIBBONS, CORSET~. and thou
sand other articles ali be sold ~ reasonable prices.
TRY OrR sec. UNIACSDEiED SiiKT-PCEt t:
LINEN Bosom AND CUFFS.
Oar new sall->tyln DOMESTIC PAPER FASH.
IONS are row III. \ ful! assortment always on
hand. Catalogues free q,
TiiALH!MEH BROTHERS,.
G-W.SEM Gel Broad, corner sixth street
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FOR SENATE.

J. ". Emonds for the House in Accomac.
No opposition. Downs for the House for
northampton and Accomac. All Debt-Pay-
crs. The nomination equivalent to an cleo
tioa. ACCOMAC.
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BEDFORD CouNTY.-MloAJAH DAVIS, Esq,
refuses to run on the Ayitators' ticket. He
saws he could not serve il elected. .,..:
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The Nominees in Ace0m,ac.

AECUMAC COUNTY, 4.
Editors Dispatch: The primary election
was held in Accomac on the 9th nltimo,
and in Northampton on the 18th, with the
following result:
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ispEc1AE NOTICES.
p- GOOD NEWS

% ECaa1 Nsyal1a.ss.
! Br GOOD NEWS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
Having been unable 10 secure tenant for Our
store, we are compelled to .A-.E
go CONTINUE BUSINESS IN IT.
ring our closing sale, and for their many express
slons of regret 1t our disseminating business.
we will continue te sell our goods at the
SAME Low PRICES
established during our closing sale.
We feel satisfied that our friends will receive the
above information with pleasure, and that they viii
continue the patronage so literally bestowed upon
us III the past.
Our senior partner is now in New York making
purchases. We viii receive goods daily and viii
now be able to offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER.
We are determined to sell every article In our store
AT THE SMALLEST PROFIT!
LEVY BROTHERS,
&C z 10l7 and 1919 Main street.
, 1879-07-19

:, h'AsAA FLAT--We are Informed by gem
man lust IN from Eureka, that Mr.. Tom Es-
'H' doe Mnrby, and himself counted
'i'nr perfect heads Of wheat in one stool,
,-l.t ing III Nj Estes field The entire field,
= WIS broken and suwei last fall with
y I've pounds of seed. Indicates a Weld of
ous-els per acre Who can show any
~ lhe adjoining field of sixty acres OF
,o..r meat belonging to Mr.. Tip Wiseman is
p.,~, good Mr.. Estes turnips, by actual
IN. :, +neh'r are nine inches in diameter
.s-,. S'le m Of dinnrr plate. His potatoes,
r. .e''Qee and tomatoes are immense
a. pax sprouts, and eren his cottonwood
ri, i'O.lls VI like hot house ferns. That unre-
s,. o'd era4ker, the Oldest inhabitant, who
s.s. '1-'S's.aa,-y set down Eureka as barren
~, ., .e.i .s.'ef wait for that unfayorable sea-
seavs 'e, .bs. oi them. that is sure to come, as
et.-rpr;s;raa.' a' going 10 ruin tie whole lot of
91t thers tsfihers who have made locations
Oh" ,arS '.I,fe =. he says anything further.
a'se xhest o We af9resaind Q. l., "yoa can
sthis." n a plank sidewalk such seasons
d o,un,,r 1es IS. $. Ii there were no people in
ytan aud tno't "ut these who have Been here for
,.ogd not ~ 81 much, Walla Walla county
SSae uis.rs slse lis own bread. Then to add
;sanesr Tb;.Ill u Inc farmers of Eureka Fiat.
- u. conts, csohs brigade have found a route
I'm through Il Ipia'ed railroad to Snake river
soratle tb,a sne center Of Eureka Fiat. more
'sser az, nan ~ any other and embrnciug a
" Productive land. 'o ' S :
, 1879-07-19

THE TELEPHONE-The bows find amusement
and some of our business men utility in toy tel
ephones, consisting of a mouth piece, diaphram,
and a piece Of string or flexible wire Small
Eros. are putting up one from the Slime House
to their stable The vibrations of the dia-
phram, cansel hy the voice in speaking, are
carried aionslthe wire or string to the further
end to a similar diaphram, which takes up the
vibrations fro a the string in unison with the
diaphranl at the first station. which in turn
| imparts vibration TO the impinging air, restor
ing to the air at one end the vibrations taken
up at the other. As Mr.. Small passed down
Main street with his apparatus under his arm
the curiosity of the boys was excited and after
inspecting the thing" proposed to make a
better enc out of any convenient article that
would vibrate easily. A plug hat, sart'ine box,
oyster can and shingle were rejected in favor
of Steve's tamhaurine. 4 string was run over
Main street iram Schwahacker Bros second
story window, through the express Office into
the back ward, and McElray an.l Steve Whit
man were soon engaged in conversation at that
distance apart quite audi:,le and distinct to
each other rs tiAu,-h side hy side. 1t was no
less amusing 20 ,,as<ers nv who discovered Nc
seated the window sill apparently talking
! and lsughins, at his own jokes palned off an
innocent tamhourine incapable of resistance,
held before his face. The inquiries as to
when he WAS taken AM hopes of his ulti-
MAZE restoration to sanity, were numerous.
, 1879-07-19

PATEayA REgcKE.-A son who WAS boast
ing of sI,"ceSS hunter in the presence of
his father, WAS fcarfully taken back by the
p, ternal rebuke. 1t seemed that the young
man had expended ammunition at sparrows.
Can our friend Charles discover the print If
not will he please remember that when we ad
verti<e it is our custom to charge. Our columns
are free to those who pay for advertisements,
and we do nat pass upon the gons' or bad quail
ity of the ware. In other words we d" not
propose to furnish either brains or reputation
for others
, 1879-07-19

lHiNE OF lit would be looked upon as a
iN'F II friends would stick to the titles We
nave rightly carmel when addressing us through
We mails. We claim t. Colonel" p" by right, hav-
iis rl'ked our life a score Of times in the last
So Indian wars both in fighting and warning
~M r->"''ng settlers and their families from
In''aa.", Ganser, therefore it is a title to be
T'oad q. Governor was conferred on US
y ae Third House Of Idaho; we can barely
s1sa ,.1s Tat honor. but when it comes down t.
slS nSA We cry Eeroari. To be degraded %
sae level q a senator, congressman or a niem-
III. y" " territorial or state legislature is more
- .-Aa human nature can endure. 1t is a
.L;. a'a"F We never earned. and ii we know our
: - " is onr that shall never be forced upon
, 1879-07-19
-S0V-

To FARMERS ask our farmers to read
our article on the Northern Pacific railroad on
the first column of the second page. There is
great fear tina. farmers pay so much attention
to grain raising that they neglect many very
profitibIe branches of farming. Do not forget
that We shall have whole army to feed next
summer ami that such articles AS dried fruit,
butter. ergs, cheese and vegetables will be in
great demand There are young fortunes IN
store for lot of industrious people
, 1879-07-19

Mayor, James McAu,iff, 49,: Councilmea,
George Thomas, III ". Hardness, IU5 A.
II. Reynolds, 10: !, m. Koh!hantT, IL; Marsh
al, j. &. Justice, 81 john Mcneil. LOB The
total number of Votes cast, :io.i. The new
officers will be installed next Tuesday evening.
, 1879-07-19

Mrs. Pond is visiting friends in Walla Walls.
Fannera are still shipping wheat from Grange
City.
Mewlard's new building is to be occupied by
Billy Sparks
j. NJ Eastman, ex editor Of the Chronicle.
going to California
The woolen mills are turning out some fine
checkered blankets for buggy robes, horse COW
ers, etc.
Geo Reed has departed for Penewava.
where he and Bill Newland will run A ferry
boat and hotel
All the saw mills in the vicinity are running
on full time, ami lumber can be had at almost
any price for cash.
To be or not to be city is the all absorbing
topic Of the day; a humble bee in a hornet
nest is the way the thing stands at present.
j. w. Jackson per l. NJ Arment will re-
move his stock of goods inta the building now
occupied by Billy Sparks the LIST Of the month.
The Columbia Chronicle has passed into the
hands Of Auditor o. c. White, with +. NJ.
McCul'y, who was formerly connected with it,
as editor
William Murry, while working on the new
parsonage back of the Baptist church, fell from
scaffold about twenty feet high and broke one
Of his ribs.
Harvesting will soon begin. We are in
formed by many farmers that the Weld Der
acre on the hill lands will be much greater than
in the valleys.
To read something which was intended to be
sharp and witty, and not be allie to understand
1t, Is about as much satisfaction Us looking at a
nude statue Of Venus with blanket thrown
around it.
The country is safe; the city election passed
off quietly, about 90 votes being polled The
result Of the mighty effort was, for mayor K.
+. Sturdevant; councilmen. l.. H. Harris and
MAY Williams, with Armstrong for marshal.
J. {. Hughes and Albert Allen got into a
wransle over an old settlement and struck a
pusilistic attitude in front OF Gdernsey's store,
| and after a magnificent display Of scientific
pushing Hughes fled the field and took refuge
| IN PuSh's drug store, where Allen, with hon
like intrepldity, followed him. They clinched
again in hall al the back If the store bat did
not fight more than II rounds before the citi-
zens interfered and separated them; distigured
optics and a bloody lip We're the result
How often Is it that we See a man enraged
by the most trivial circumstance There are
men who are full Of fire ambition and geniuS,
who encompass all the nohler attributes of the
human race but the luSter OF all their virtues
are cloudej by their ungovernatle temper
We have known men who were full Of manli-
ness, the hnmblest appeal TO their sympathies
always meeting with a really respons., who
were always willing to champion noble cause
| or spring t. the rescue Of downtrodGen friend
We have known these same H.en to become III
! furiated without provooation and hurl, with
stinging effect. words Of bitter denunciat;nn at
/ the lunOc.n. object of their wrath
T.. p CNuM.
, 1879-07-19

DrDS'T Know IT Was LoAnED.-f he had
been WaIla Walla boy one of his companions
would undoubtedly have suffered. As it was,
he was playing in his simple, innocent way
with loaded revolver and of course it went off.
DR.. Msuzey, who attended him. is now pr
fectlv .s.isfied that boys are under the especial
protection of d. p. divine providence 1t 3c-
Cured at Frenchtown on Friday last, and ne
is a nephew Of Joe FORESTS.
, 1879-07-19

LATEST FRoY LEErrEvANT FARRow. .-Li.ut
FIrrow with his rmatilla scents, at last ac-
counts, w-re in Eagle valley, expecting to
reach Rrownlee's Ferry or Snake river the
nayt day There be;n, no ferry there now
thev VII! have to swim it. r.. writes to us
rn,!er date of .Jnly 18th. ami says: Il have
er,.:t i,..D-s of finding our friends itFe sheep
Eaters, s,mar Lcrc about Little Salmon valley
~ in the vicinity Of Woods creek, if So, yen
will r-sr f-ot me soon. | have Il good com
tnanI and one that can and viii go anywhere
tha: viii. We expect tn swim Snake river.
Tbs w"pi. s."p white tr"Hi,S hnt not rs
have 10 days rationS ami can giye nFeity good
chas, if necessary All well"
, 1879-07-19

DEATH OF Col LoGAS.-Col Thos. Logan
died in this city yesterday. BE at one time SO
far recovere as to he able TO ride out, but took
a relapse which ended in his death. lie Was
the owner os the fine Percheon horses recently
brought here He lived in Carthage, Hancock
Co. Ill, and was a Colonel OF cavalry during
the war
, 1879-07-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.
TEX SALOON.

TEX has returned and takes mis- proper
place in the city that knows him 50 well He
has purchased the Tempest saloon where he
yery best liquors and cigars in the country.
, 1879-07-19

ALIE-The slobbering sympathizer OF the
TotcAman lies to his readers when ne Tells
them that the STATESMAN endorsed any man
for city marshal Mcneil would have obtained
five times the majority he did but for the sup
wort he received from that miserable sheet
TRY another tack sonny. Get some brains ;
and if you are fool don't parade the fact SO
much -
, 1879-07-19

Ds0 James Kelly. Of Leavenw"rth, Kan
SIS. who cane 60 this city few days ago suf-
fern. from Inflammation Of the stomach, OF
which ha lied "n Weines lay last, and w&s
hurried oa Thursday ffcm :he Catholic church.
". hrllv came here in search nf home, and
N advance Il Ms flriiy, who reside IN Lt'av-
,unor;h. H.. leaves It w.ia and two children.
, 1879-07-19

New WATER Wosks The water viii be
taken from a fine oyerHowins spring of the pur'
est quality it is owned by Chris Ma'ers, who
is anxious the whole city should derive oeneht
from it. It is proposed by the compsny that
each citizen that requires water viii take stcGS OK
in the new enterprise. 1t will have fall OF ~
feet. and water sufficient to fill a L inch pipe
can always be depended upon.
, 1879-07-19
hY CREAM.

Tom Taylors ice cream, eendy and soda
saloon during this warm weather, IS one o; = the
mos. ireanstsa ndpas pses ou: M his I ssos to please
h;s custous!s. The patronage he receives
MOVES his success. Give him call some warm
evening
, 1879-07-19

H,rpW,rr The largest, best aud most re
Es.le hardware store in the interior, is VIM
U'pnnnrlT,. No one can und ,rSeil him with
on. chc,t:n; their creditors, His motto is
~T,ht proft, quick returns" Visitors from
the country will DO well to call and Inspect his
imn,,ns. Stnck of hardware lie keeps every
tl.u, from stove IL a needle.
, 1879-07-19

Miss Nellie Thompson left m the t-.;, ,.s.
Sunday for a visit to the Dalles and Portland
Mrs. Dick Keeling will leave on Sunday for
VISIT 70 San francisco We wish her pleas
ant trip and safe return,
Mr. e. W. Wheeler. our very efficient school
superintendent, returned last Monday from
his cruise to the Wallowa valley.
A: L. Kinnear, of Waitsburp. gave us a cal,
on luesday his firm is going extensively into
the wheat buying business this season. A new
warehouse is being erected by them at the depot.
We met Mr.. Rand. of the great cattle firm
OF Rand Briggs. during our visit to Boise
City. Our city will have the pleasure of the
company OF these genial gentlemen again this
fall. e' 'A''
Major Vedder's cheerful countenance enliv.
ened our gloom on Tuesday. He has made
Lewiston and Lapwai comparatively happy
with his wonderful whispering wire" and
will leave Dayton on Monday to confer like
favors along the route To Cerur dAlene and
Colville
John Smearase, one of IdahO's best men and
an old tried and proven friend Of "our'n. !,
dropped in on us on Tuesday. He saws that
Times IN the fayette country are looking ND
and that the crops will discount ANYTHING they
ever had before. He returns to-day and takes
back one Of the best threshing machines in the
market.
". l.. Thurman. of Boise City, told us he
IS not afraid Of competing with the hest wheat
in the Walla Walla valley. and to show that
he knows what he is talking about, has en-
gagged to send us samples of whe.:t he has
raised on his sage brush land, for exhibition at
our great agricultural fair in September next.
Don't forget il now senator
LIST Lieut.. S. Hoyle arrived from Kittitass
valley during the week. He has recently re
eeired a well deserved promotion, which takes
him to Fort Colville. AMI which will be loss
to our city. There is grand future open for
hun. lie is young. active. and brave and nm
like many other good looking young officers. is
possessed of sound and practical sense.
Ted. d. Marks, the able representative of
J. NJ. Pike Il Co., San Francisco, is again in
town. We first met him on board the ill-fated
Creat Rspabiic last fall and found him to be
always the same cheerful, agreeable and oblig.
ing gentleman. If all the large San Francisco
houses were t" send ont such good brand of
men they would thrive more than they do.
, 1879-07-19

.,prrs.-Snal packages of samples of
r..,of the country shipped t" Paul Schultz
1..i OREGON, for the Mechanics Fair, San
,., r@..t.., will I've s.nt forward free from this
II'.,,,i in.rISt 18th.
, 1879-07-19

A ScaR.-A letter from Pendleten says
that ouits AZ excitement occurred in Pendieton
on july 18th. a number OF umatilla fnoi>ns
came into town and reported 60 Snake In hans
in the mountains, but no credit Is given the
ra,,ort. The reservation Indians are afraid OF
retaliation,
, 1879-07-19

ALL SAFg-air. C.tmphell, engineer Of the
Utah North .rn, has made the supposed terri
bic passage Of the great CANYON Of Snake river
in perfect safety He is pleased with the ed
vanta.es the banks of this river offers for a
railroad.
, 1879-07-19

r.vr BELOW. Herman Metzser left on
r-rr.,,v for Portland. He will return in a
l. =, time and open business in connection
-;,l the .au~. Of Adolph A. Cohen, of Port
I.nI nu, notice viii br given in OUT adver-
,,,,, columns.
, 1879-07-19

ALETTERsigned Justice has been ceiyed.
Is the author ashamed of his advocacy Of the
subject of his argument, that he is afraid to
publish it: