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The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09

Nearly two million men have been sac- rificed in war since the Crimean war, twenty-five years ago, and the number is hourly increased.
The Newtown bee., 1879-07-09

' Among the places described in West India Pickles was Santiago de Cuba. Tweed had taken fancy to it from the description, but when he found another of Matanzas, he did not know which to choose. Hunt favored Santiago. So they made toss up oft, with the head of 8 twenty y-dollar piece for Santiago and the tail for Matanzas. Head won. Tweed's nervousness had all disappeared by this time, and he was as gay as a schoolboy out for lark, except when he and Hunt were talking privately, when he was very grave. He was great fla vorite with the men, and seemed to enjoy his popularity heartily.
 "One of the crew was a young Cuban named Majen. He was working his pas sage to Baracoa. Majen had been pretty much all over the island, and when Hunt learned it he asked permission to have him into the cabin. Though he con- manded every movement ofmine with the vessel, he never interfered with the dis cipline of the ship.
 They had Majen in the cabin every day, and between them laid out per feet network ofroutes on map of Cuba they had, They marked them in differ ent colors-red, blue and black. sup posed they meant in some way good, better and best, or Dice UersG. Majen gave them names of people, places and the like, all of which they carefully noted down. He got a doublc-eagle for his pains.
 1T was naturally curious to know how they were fixed for money, but l got
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-09-10
"Lay or. wacduff !"

| The San Francisco Post says: "Old
Bazembee was returning from the club
the other evening, when. as he hung up
his overcoat on the hall hat rack, and
prepared to go mp stairs, he heard such
strangely excited voices in the front par
! lor that he paused to listen. A voice that
| he recognized nj once as belonging to
that fast loo king young Snyder he had
warncd Maria to be careful about, said,
contemptuously
Peace woman, and weary me no long
er by your reproaches. I tell you tho
! day of my wedding with Alice Montressor
is fixed, and by heavens, nothing shall
| prevent our union
| could these words be addressed to
his own daughter? Yes, it was Maria $
sob cl o!led tones that replied:
| "'This, then, is the reward for my sac
rifce, my devotion. Ruined and for
sallcn, you taunt me with your latest con
quest MOnsteri onward!
90 Tt only required second for Bazem-
bee to rush up stairs and get his shotgun
out OF the closet. The next moment he
burst into the parlor, with blazing eyes,
and hurting the black-hearted betrayerto
the floor, ne placed the muzzle of his
breech-loadcr to his temple?saying
"'Villain, swear to me that you will
make an honest woman of this poor,
duped angel, or I will strew the floor
with y0ur brains
80 Hoorav!' shouted young Snyder.
sitting up and clapping his hands. That :
way up. Magnif. SperIcndid !!
C Beautiful, papa. Encore, Encore
/ Bravo aided Maria, delighted. Never
saw anything better at BaIdwim's. We
were so afraid that You would object to
my taking art in the private theatricaIs.
Ma said YOU would never listen to it
But you tbctter than any of us-doesn't
he BOBBY 2
- You bet! replied Bobby, fcrvently
Guess you must have been regular
amateur Macrcady once, sir!
Then M. Bazembee cougbed and
wiped his forehead, and mum blcd about
his having seen good deal of that sort
of thing when he was young, and that
Maria must be sure to take in the mat
when her young friend had gone, and
went up to bed and dreamed he was play
/ ing All outraged community to crowded
houses all night"
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-09-10
Mixed Pickles.


\ great many OF our moa'rh young
l""I'S resemble the MICS OF the Held
Every dog has IFS day and SO docs every
night. - ErMycpoH SidHdcHH. Our worthy
contemporary might add that every night
has IFS dog.
.'Hv their fruit We shall know them"
That is how we made the discovery that
oar first PARENTS were bad pear.
LOVE- 'H"'''' KS it MARIE" PalaSiap'ef'
ca" excuse everything except missing
New York is so small that the inhabi-
tant5 are obliged to put railroads under
ground or up i'll the air.-Netc Oricaas
ifc0yloe.
a,rl,at" .,iI ,,,. t.o,,, ate r,o ta.
hucl,wheat; it has been used to keep the
others warm; and don't eat no cover
let's SO he laid it one side.
An rndi,n,no1is gotbor ebot siv .i,,o,
nj = sunposed burglar and ,.oe ,stonisl,
clta hs,,. ,ho golIa,, ,sl, ..,v.,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,
2or rozzero wozzor ,ioirgy.
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NothlhS IS maze IN yam eNclalms
inc '"Nine ouC 'he next moment as an
"SS'esutioh Vi SIM race anu ieaIhers
uo,,othinn 4 nidon ,.oi,, -,
Go-e0e
Araminta: You are right; "a cheering
word, smile, even a kiss lightens a
person burden, and makes one feel as
II lhere was something to live for after
all. ''Well take EN- all, but prefer the
kiss first loIltefs Gazette.
Madam, your boy can't pass at half
l"re' nc 700 large SAID the conductor
Oh railway tfalh which had been long
detained on the road by the snow. 'He
1900
ron' but he was small enough when we
started. The conductor gave in.
THE LAST p1v,popr GAeO, tho 1,et
EXCURSION TO West Point. one vouno lady
who had never seen the cadets before
re'harkeu 10 hef escort ""hy they all
"e"r "nite PaillS Ana so 90 thelf SIS
lerS anu Ihelr COUSINS ana their auntS,
was the young man $ horfld reply. he
was Immediately taken out on the parade
ground and shot.-Do76'"y Gtob".
A negro lately gave his idea Of faith
in Gods promises, in the following words
Oar is n brick wall. and de Lord he
stanos dere, and say to me, now, want
YOU to 90 troo dat I ain't pwin, To saw
4olu' e'h gov iluiilh 10 40 bout IL.
n''o ~ w ,ou' ~ 70 70 ou'' aelh IT.
anu y ? uo Aoru BUSINESS 10 put me
'roo't
In the Registration Court. Cupar Fife.
man was called upon to appear as n
witness, and could not be found. On the
sheriff asking where he was, a grave. eId
erly gentleman rose up, and with much
emphasis, said, "My Lord, he's gone. "
UGonnf ooua I" Oaid tba ell oriee Z, ,..,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-09-10
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and etfectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
>hair is soon
restored to its
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-09-10

who rises with the morning sun.
aud has carr for all that's dune?
And then d~cs two days work in one ?
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22

Concord, N. H., Dec. l9.-Pl.uroneu-
moDia having broken ou, among the cattle
At II H.verhill, this state, Gov. Head ha.
called meeting of the council and ap.
pointed commissioner to act at once as
they deem necessary TO arrest the spread Of
the disease.
Ottawa, Dec. l9.-To.morrov the Canada
.iazete will contain notice of an application
tr the Incorporation Of the Winnepeg and
Hudson Bay railroad and steamship COM
pany with power to build railway from
Winnepeg to Hudson Bay, and run a line
OF ocean steamers in connection Herewith.
Chicago, Dec. l9-The Southwestern
hate association met again to-day and set
tied several matters in dispute, either by
agreeing or submitting TO tinal arbitration.
1t was announced that the association would
not dissolve as had been falsely stated, but
would rigidly maintain rates.
St. Louis, Dec. I'D IN Rice, he famous
circus man, announced to-nigh, that lie had
been converted and will al once enter the
field as an evangelist. He had interviews
with MIR. Moody, now holding meetings
here, and will probably begin his new career
by speaking at Moody's meetings and then
seek such fields as offer the best prospect Of
success in his new work.
Augusta, Me-, Dec. l9.-Tbe Indignation
meeting to night was attended by an inn
mense crowd. Delegations from various
parts Of the state were an imposing feature
of the demonstration. Granite hall, where
the meeting was held, could not accommo.
date the multitude. Ex.Gov. Cannon
presided. Resolutions we're adopted de-.
nouncing the action Of the governor and
council, and Senator Blaine then made an
address reviewing the situation IN detail,
which was received with grea. enthusiasm.
Chicago, Dec. l9.-The Tribune's Peoria
special says the liabilities of Thos. Neill,
the cattle dealer, are now believed to be
100000. Nothing has yet been heard
from him, aud detectives are on his trail
Among the heaviest losers are the Second
National bank. $4,000; Mechanics bank
$4,000; Kingman g. Blossom. S26, 600
NJ. Henebery, $4,000; c. r. Cummings
S55,O00 New York cattle shippers, $50,
600; spurcks estate, $4,000. All III,
creditors are very reticent. Some have moi
a scrap Of paper to chow for thousands o
dollars Of Indebtedness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
THE WORD "sozoooNr,"

Which has already hecome a household
word, is derived from the Greek, and COM
posed Of two words, ,Sozo and OGonlts. "Sozo''
translated, means to preserve, aud "Odontes''
the teeth" SOZODONT,' preserver of
the teeth. And it is true to its name. 1t
beauties and preserves the teeth. hardena
and invigora'e es the gums, and corrects all
impurities Of the breath. The odor Of this
pure preparation is 80 delightful that it is
luxury to apply it. 1t is as harmless as
water. Sold by druggists and perfumer..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Detroit, Dec. 22..-Advlccs from Lnding.
ton state tbat the Northern Transportation
company's propeller City of Toledo, with u
cargo from Milwaukee. went ashore miles
north of that harbnr at 8 o'clock last night.
Macon. Ga, Dec. 22-Two Irish lads.
Edward Harvey and James McGee. ped
dlers Of dry goods, were murdered Friday
night by negroes near Jerni9an, Russell
county, Alabama, and The hodies thrown in
the Chattahooche river. The murder was
discovered Saturday when two pegroes were
arrested These confessed, impI,ca,ing two
others. A large crowd of whites and blacks
assembled Sunday at 4 p m. and decided
to nsng tn. rnurderers. This was done
forthwith. They were su'lenIy indifferent,
aud asked No mercy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
SPORTING.
CONNIE nccmcel tm New York "f Anothe
Slx II s.s " n 4 lz is.s. II A4al.

Commencement tm New York Of Another
Six Days Walking Match.
New Yo,k, Dec 22.-In The SIX Us 90
Hsy"u please in Madison Square Garden. at
nnnn, fhanshot was leading with SEQ e OF
7G miles; Murphy. the Havers,raw youth
Who WOO the O'Leary belt. is secnod with
70 miles; 1absr aud Hart II eacn; Merret,
who was second in the last Rowell contest,
is sick aud has scored but 90 miles; hughes,
the !lepper, SO. and Campans, the old sport,
So; Gormsn. Of Peoria. As; O'Bren, OF
K ntncky, GO; A Psnchot. of Minnesota,
G6; H. Panchot, Of the same state, 81; Rus.
sell, OF Chicago. G2: Sprague, OF Chicago,
60
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
LATEST BY MAIL.

Peora, ILL.,, Dec. 19.-Tne board of trade
to-day telegraphed to the New York organ.
ization protest against the adoption of the
GENITAL system.
Erie, Pa, Dec. 19.-A large meeting Of
citizens was held tonight for the purpose Of
petitioning congress for an appropriation
for Pennsylvania soldiers home in the
city.
Evansville, Ind, Dec. l9-It is reported
that Chas. z. Baker, Of the Evansville ele-
vator, has left for parts unknown, leaving
customers and creditors short from 100000
to $4,000.
Madison, Ind. Dec. l9.-The trial of
Mayor John D. Simpson, editor of the
Evening Star, for killing Wm. Howard, late
city treasurer, which has been in progress
here since Monday morning, closed at 5
o'clock this afternoon The verdict wa.,
not guilty..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
ARCTIC NAVIGATION.


ARCTIC NAVIGATION.
Berlin. Dec PIN letter from Pro.
lessor Nordeneskjokle, the Arctic explorer.
70 the Russian geographical society, he ad .
vocates the establishment Of regular nav
egatlon line to the mouth Of the river Jer
lse', Siberia. lie even believes that the
mouth OF the river Lena may be regularly
reached from Russia and America. With
view TO this end he proposes The establish.
msnt'of life boat and hospital stations on
Siberian shores.
YAKoOB KHAN.
Calcutta, Dec. 22.-Ex.ameer Yakoob
hhan has arrived at Merut He ia confined
under military and police guards, but it il
doubtful whether he will be kept there long.
as the proximity of Merut to Delhi and 10
other centres of Mussulman tradition rem.
ders II an inexpedient place for the custody
Of Mohamedau state prisoners.
POLITICAL D1sAFFEcT1oN IN SPAIN.
London, Dec. % All special dispatches
from Madrid agree that The ministry of
Canovas del Castillo is becoming daily more
unpopular. Gen. Martinez Compos, who
has heretofore favored conciliation, is nov
openly hostile to the government in conse.
quence OF the dismissal of the generals who
had previously Withdrawn their res 'gnations
at his request. One Of the dismissed. gen
erals on Saturday gave banquet to Gen.
Martinez Compos and thirty other officers
together with number colonial members OF
the chamber Of deputies.
RELIEF FUND
The fund started by the Figaro newspa-
per for the relief Of poor in Paris has reach.
ed 100000 francs.
COLD IN PARIS.
Severe weather continue, to prevail in
Paris. Several deaths have occurred in
the streets from cold and privation. The
Seine is passable afoot.
THE IRISH AGIrAToR.
London, Dec. 22.-Charles S. Parnell
in addressing crowd at Queenstown yester.
day said he hoped one OF the results of his
visit to the United States would be to show
that the hearts Of Americans would bea,
warmly towards Ireland. He said if Mich.
ael Davitt was put on trial, or If repressiv.
measures were introduced in the house o
commons before the LIST of March next
when he intended to return, lie would re.
turn Immediately.
FRENCH POLITICS.
Paris, Dec. pa member of the repnb.
lican union has been elected menber Of the
chamber OF deputies from Orange, depart
m,nt OF Nancinz, over lIumhert, commun
ist. Maze, III, dera,e republican, has bee
elected from Versailles over Eul.ni,p. r,,Ii.
cal Goblet member Of the republican
union in the chamber Of Deputies will pro.
bably succeed Lerouer as minister Of jus:
tice.
PROFITS OF The FETE,
The net prof OF the fete on the 18th,
organized by Paris journal list. for reli.t of
sufferers by floods in Spain, are about 800,
900 francs.
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
Toronto, Dec. 22.-The mayor has call ID
public meeting for Tuesday night to con
slider the distress prevalent in Ireland, and
for devising means for practical and imme.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22

THE SITUATION IN ArouAN1srAN,

AHS SiHUAl1VN IN iNAE0HNN1sTANs
London. Dec GA dispatch from Can
uahar says the news from Cabul exciteA
neither surprise nor apprehension. The
.t'oe men hitherto occupied IN preparing
tnelr lands for spring crops are now free
'.om labor for three monihs and thus long
sac''ement may IN expected \" lss,. No
"a''emm "nght 10 be made be.ore spring 10
Sn q. more than shold our position. Gen.
nm.esarrss c,nmand On whole limo irom
,;sur usour to CAndshsr consisl Of 9.O75 tffrc.
nu,,. .we meo. The tribes alonE the line are
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
FIRE.

Milwaukee, Dec. 22.-The fire at Best's
brewery was confined to the buildings al
ready reported. There were about two
hundred thousand bushels of grain in the
elevators, all of which will be total loss.
The aggregate loss is over three hundred
thousand dollars, and is nearly covered by
insurance. The latter will be given as soon
as i, can be obtained.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
The freshest and finest candies to be found
at Marshall's
RAILROAD NOTICE

Subscribers to the Chicago Milwaukee
and ST. Paul railway fund, Yank,on divi.
sion, are reque.ted TO call at Yankton Bank
and pay twenty five per cen. of their sub
scriptions. NEWTON EDMuNDs,
lreasur r Of Committee
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
The. Utes Refuse to Surrender
the Authors of the Meek.
or Massacre.
In The Event VI Final Refusal Ouray
will Favor War on Douglass
i -apd His Band.
Heavy Shows In the East Portions
Of Now York Under Seven
SS-E Feet Of Snow.
The uIEs.
Ouray Unsuccessful in His Efforts to Sc
cure the surrender OF tho llossiles, and
Ills Voice IL now for War.

cure the surrender or tho lIosailes. md
HtsYoics is Now for War.
Los Pin0s. Col, 20. via. Lske City,
Dec. 22.-OuraY has just arrived from the
camp of the White River U,es, and an
nounces to the commission that be was
unable to effect the surrender of the prison
ers demanded by the commissioners Ou-
ray has given the White River Utes until
the 23d inst. to deliver up the prisoners.
This is his ultmatum. and if it is no, COM
Piled with by that time h.: will call for
troops and assist them in a war agnins,
Douglass and his tribe. Ouray says the
feeling is very stropg aga!cs, giving no the
Indians, and be is OF the opinion ,h.t the
war faction wilt prevail Ouray has done
all in his power to carry out the peace poll.
cy of the government, and having fai'"d is
ready to assist the war department when
ever it shall commence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
WASHINGTON.
BILL APPROVED.


Washington, Dec. 22-The president has
approved the bill authorizing allowance for
the loss by leakage or casualty of spirits
Withdrawn from distillery warehouses for
evnn~fatiOp
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
.TELEcRAPHIc BREvlTIEs.
ODlTUARx.

OBITUARY.
Burlington, Iowa, Dec. 22.-Rev. Dr.
Hand, pastor Of the First Baptist church of
Burlington, died last evening. He preach.
ed az usual Sunday forenoon, but feeling
indisposed did not attempt to fill the pulpit
in the evening, and suddenly expired about
8 o'clock. ~
BULLETS COMING OUT OF KAL1ocH.
San Francisco, Dec. 22.-The bullet
which entered Mayor Kalloch's chest last
caused him considerable trouble, was yes
terday extracted from his left arm.
THE TWO sHERMANs.
New York, Dec. 22.-Secretary Sherman
and Gen. Sherman are in the city. Each
speaks tonight at the New England socie,
ty's dinner.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
New York, Dec. 22-The Tribune says
of the latest electric lamp that there is no
new principle involved in Edison's light,
and the notifications he has made in the
Sawyerman light are but poor return for
fifteen months labor. The new Sawyerman
Ellison lamp is not likely to be regarded as
complete and satisfactory solution of the
great problem which has SO long been alb
sorbing the attention Of electricians.
DEEP SNOW IN NEW YORK.
Port Jervis, N. Y. Dec. 22.-snow has
fallen here to the depth of nearly seven feet.
The storm extends along the line of the
Erie railroad TO the Susquehanna and north
Tor a di'tance Of twenty-four miles. Trains
are little delayed The thermometer marked
this morning three degrees above zero, and
the weather during the day moderated.
New York, Dec. 22.-The snow Of las,
night and rain Of to-day Gil the streets ankle
deep with slush. Street cars and stages, all
we'll filled with people, are dragged along
~ double teams.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
RELIEF FOR IRELAND

Toronto, Dec. 22.-The mayor has call ed
public meeting for Tuesday night to con
slider the distress prevalent in Ireland, and
for devisipg means for practical and imme.
dia,e reliet
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22

PROFITS OF THE FETE.
The net prof OF the fete on the 18th,
organized by Paris journalist. for reli. of
sufferers by floods in Spain, are about 800,
OO) francs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-22
ITALIAN EMIGRASrs

London, Dec. 22.-Two hundred and
eighty emigrants have left Trevis and
Udine. Italy, for America.
, 1879-07-24
PARTING HoNoRs.-Capt. H. G. Morse,

PARTING HoNoRs. Capt Fl. G.. Morse,
of the p. N. S. S. Dakota, was rendered Il
farewell reception at this port on Thursday
last, on the supposition that he would be
transferred on account of the withdrawal
of the Dakota from this route. The band
of this place discoursed lively music, both
upon the arrival and departure OF the ves-
sci. Just after leaving the wharf, Capt.
Morse fired a salute and dipped his flag in
answer to friends on shore; and, turning
round, raised his cup, bowling gracefully
in acknowledgment OF the honor conferred.
Before the vessel was out the of harbor she
was saluted by the firing of DR.. Minors
cannon, which salute was appropriately
answered. Capt. Morse carries with him
the warmest wishes ola large number Of
friends. It is rumored that the Alaska
will take the place OF the Dakota on this
route. At different points on the Sound,
petitions to the p. M. s. s. Co. have been
circulated. and extensively signed, pray
ing that Capt. Morse be retained on this
route.
, 1879-07-24

THE HUTCHINsONs.--On Monday even
ing these noted singers made their second
appearance in Port Townsend. Their au.
dience was not as large, all things con-
silered, as might reasonably have been ex
pected, but the entertainment was certain
ly one Of the most enjoyable of its kind.
The programme, as rendered, contained
some OF the sweetest melodies ever writ
ten. By request, several pieces sung on
their previous appearance were repro
duced. Nearly every song ELECTED enthu-
siastic applause-especially "Recollections
OF childhood, by Miss Lille p, 1.-The
creed of the Bells" by the company, and
several others. Although this company
has been travelling for many years, and the
elder couple are lar beyond the prime OF
life it's members still sustain their we'll
earned reputation. Mr.. H. j. and Hiss
Lille p, basso and soprano, respectively,
have both powerful and fine trained
voices. Their appearance at this place
was q real treat to our people.
, 1879-07-24
COM MU Heated.
Qu1LECT, w. r., July 4. 1879.

QU1LEUT, w. T., July 4, 1879.
ED. ARGUs:-The anniversary OF our
nation has been duly celebrated. Our ar
tillerymen saluted the opening day. The
citizens assembled at an early hour at the
place appointed. The declaration Of In
dependence was read by Mr.. L. M. Ford.
There were also appropriate speeches and
singing. A public dinner was given free.
A good variety Of meats, pies and cakes,
several large pans filled with strawberries,
Sugar and cream, made 1t an enjoyable
feast. The young people made good use
OF the large swing. No accidents, drunk
enness or fighting to record.
Yours, &C., A. J. SMITH.
, 1879-07-24
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
u For Good cigars, 60 to Holcomb's
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in st. Paul's church on
Sunday next at ii A. NJ. and p. N. Sunday
school at NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, nj O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at TO-
Preaching next Sunday In the M. Z. Church
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:l5. p. MS. A.
Starr, supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday next, by Rev. ID. w, Mactie, pastor.
Sabbath School as usual.
, 1879-07-24

THERE is still trouble in Oregon over
the Governor Chadwick administration af-
fairs. Thousands of dollars Of stolen
funds have already been restored, and the
work goCs bravely on. 1t is not altogeth-
er unlikely that lew ex-officials will yet
have an opportunity Of surveying the
world from behind the bars.
, 1879-07-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

p A fine assortment of legal blanks
at Holcomb's.
Go to Waterman 6 Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
~ The ARGUS is kept for sale, regu-
larly, at Mr.. Holcomb's Variety Store.
Eg' Two tiIst-class sewing machines,
q Wilson anda Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
" Sarsaparilla and Soda Water, for
the million, at HOlcomb's Variety Store.