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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY oooDs.

Ingram Carpets. 2s. 80 81 az koc
Al wool Ipgrain Carpets, b0c M.
Best Tspestry Inerains i6c ~f'
Best Tarestry Brussels. 20, rs ssc as tn stv,s
he had. WV eNu osrsains can
Table Linens, 20. IS. 81 Soc, worth Toe ward r,o,.
Ice ~' Aids' ioc-' worm
All Linen Towels, s. 8. 10 u. Ice, worth &c mora
Atwood Ladies Cloths very cheap.
Black Cashmeres. Black and Oolorsd Silks chesp.
T. n NAUlsAIN
nar4u 5O0 Market 6r,aoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07

f!AL10xAEN1O EXEktOlAE1O.
~ Under the direction Of Dr.. THOMAS OALVER
AT THE 0YGNAGIUN
On sHoee between 9th and tn no.
m. Gb aen 90 on v M3sndaX and 1nH,sdax A0
Sa0 pm. Gentlemen On Monday. Wo0neSdaY and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1o-.Daiiy VAN
" being requisite to health" Thousands WIT DR.
WHITES establishment 1l16 Pennsyivanh ave
nue., opposite Willards hotel, for relief from and
avoidance Of Cofns, Bunions, Ohilbains, Had Nails
90 Among his patrons are many Of the most emf
nent medical, judicial and political diRnifaree al
the world. Eet&blished 1861. Fee. 81 Q visit Nl7-r
SG E e. sss ON I EH5I ssTHI No sss
MARKRITEB,0
FREE ART GALLERY IND STORE.
No. $50 Il Street.
Unoice OH Paintings, Engravings, Ohromoe, &C.
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hanginss, window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TsS.
sele, ktngs, Nails, DC. In the District
TERMS CASH.
y Please remember Name and Number. Dl-ly
pREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, ana sell
u your OASTyOEE CLOTHING to your own "a.
vantage, ct JUSTH'S OLD STAND. No GIG q
nv, or Branch Store 4O6 9th q. nv.
N. B.-For Efrst-class Second hand Olothine an.
traordinary high prices VIII be Paid, = make
sRecialty OF them. Notes By mai Win be promptly
1tIe00e0 TO- eep2efY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07

SVHEATEH O0H1l0UE-
|. DAY AND FRIDAY MATIkERG
Firet appearance Of the wonder of the are, Mile
great dancers and vocalists Ward and Wells; the
great song and-6ance artists, Crumley and De For
nolda. Last week Of the great art pictures Ii Mat
Morgan. Jake Budd this week In Big Mistake,
Female Minstrels and &H5-O mar3-fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07

feb27-tr lfS PA. 1Scn1e =. -.
A 9oCREARY. formerly with VIM. BaIlantyns
7th street northwest, with an entire new stock Of
Books, stationery. &c. Scrap Pictures, Gilt, En-
Paper ct from cents qule up, aud Envelopes, a
GOOD whts), ct sos. box; also, Business Oonvcni-
fe26-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07

DAMAGES CLAIMED.-T0-day, Mr.. W. B. Webb,
Ior ): +. May, entered a suit against Walter H.
till sets forth that being the owner of lot I,
square 49, he was entitled to passage way TO a
certain public alley in said square, and he
said public alley
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THIS BEATS ALI

Towels, &c Lsce-edged Ruchings &c Der ysrd
Striped Glass Doyliee. &c Corder Pique 6<c
Lace Ties, &c. yards wide Turkey Red Table
Linen, 4Sc. Corsfte, CSC. to 81 %
White ana Percale Shirts, sc. Check Muslin. lQc
per yard Colored Bordered Heamed Handler
chiefs, &c Larre White Spreads 4sc. 40 Slik O.
q. Ribbon. Be Embroideries, from &c. TO CSC.
All the a"ove, and q great many more Barxaius.
are from auction Marke 1 in plain 6.ures
M EEWMYER,
West End Auction House."
1890 Pa "Rel Fia9"
marI-3t. Agent for Madame De,norsst's Pssterns
, 1879-03-01

REV J. u. McCuyKEY's BooK-The Rev
J. ID. cConkey has written book 1t is a
very interesting book, too; full of incidents of
4 voyage round the Horn, and descriptions of
the various places and scenes visited all the
way from New York to Walla Walla There
is one statement in it, however, that we chal-
lenge-to the death, if need be-and that is
the assertion that the Walla Walla girls are
poor housekeepers, and only proficient in mus
zeal abilities. Our experience has proved the
young ladies of this city to he just as proficient
in making a pudding rs in playing the over
turc IT, Wiliiam Tell on one Of Steinway
best Hal Mr.. McConkey investigated ever
so slightly before making such an uncampli-
mcntary assertion. he would very soon have
been convinced of It's untruthfulness. 1t is al
together too common days to say that
Young ladies' are no account IS hollsekeeperS
&c. but that Is only with chronic Srumblers
who say that water 10 not run the slme W:y,
the sun shine So brightly, or even the doSs
bark the same, or anything else happen as II
lii when they We're :0ang- IL. instead oi
complaining that the rnse hath thorns, We
were always to congratulate ourselves that the
thorns are surmounted by roses. the whole
, worl would get along mueh mere happily
than it seems they d..
, 1879-03-01
EiSTs ICE,
UNITED STATES LAND OFrCE.
Walla Walla, January -. 1879.

WaIIl NaIIa, JAnUiTy q, IoI!.
COMPLIANT HAVING BEEN ENTER
v ed ut this Office ty UKrls s. HERMAN, of
Walia WaIla, against JAMES NELSON, Sr., for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. S9l,
dated March II, 1873, upon the SWi /, NEt and
SCI, NV Section -, Township North,
range - East, in Wall, Walia county, W. T.,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned To appear
at this office on the llth day Of March, 1879,
at = O'Clock. P. ~, to r-spon and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
T. H. MORRISON, Register.
ALEX REED Receiver elm
, 1879-03-01

CHAPMAN & JOHNSON firm of real es-
tate and general agents are now com fortably
are ready to do BUSINESS with everyone who
are in want of farms, houses, land, stock or
cattle. They possess a general and universal
knowledge of the country, both settled and
unsettled, for hundreds of miles; and are,
therefore. perfectly well qualified in giving ad-
vice to new settlers and old residents on every
thing pertaining t" land surveying.
Everyone coming to them in want of city
property, from :. well built cottage to lot,
can he accommodated on the easiest possible
terms.
, 1879-03-01
NOTICE,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Wana Nal1a Jaruary- ~ IS-p

W .iIi'' '-Nii''T '.i.'NhS A'''-
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER
u ed at this office Ly URIAs S. HERMAN, of
Waila Walla. against ROBERT NELSON, for
abandoning hiS Homestead Entry No. So,
lated March II, 1873, upon the NJ, NW4 Sec
tion b, Township North, Range 81 East, in
Walla W.,lla county, W. T., with a view to the
cancellation of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on the
1lth day Of March, 1879, at , o'clock P. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
f. II. MORRISON, Register.
ALEX REED, Rec liver. 6-lni
, 1879-03-01

THE c. o. ID. store man has sent out over 81
men to buy and skin the dead cattle and sheep
that died during the recent cold spell a
hide, to he worth anything, must he free from
cuts and grubs, and dried on a board; Ex-
nosure to all weathers spoils them. In the
markets, one-thirJ of the price is Ia ken on Tor
\ damaged hide Farmers and butchers IN the
country should remember this.
, 1879-03-01

sI.ITERAgY VIpETTE This is the title OF a
new literary paper, just published by l.. ".
\ ,rton & Co., al Salem, Oregon, and printed
by George II. Hines, of Portland. The mum
ber before us is a marvel of Typographical
neatness. and well filed with original and Sc,
lected stories, pithy editorials and general
news. Success to the enterprise. +. U. Nor
tor is editor and business manager.
, 1879-03-01

'-a EASTERN uREGoN.- Mr.. Frank Boyd,
--A.' City, arrived in town on Sunday
Ii reports that mining interests the
,=-s~a will be prosperous owing to
AZ quantity Of saow IN the mountains.
N V'es'a is fast looming ap again as 4
N''s-' mining centre. On Burnt river,
: .-.iI-sS We're discovered a year ago
I'll he worked with p!e,ty Of water this
= - n hsst time. The quartz interests
. - ,.',n!;lS up, and new discoveries are
49,. ~-lc, r.. The Monumental mine. in Grant
: .,, - Val i!ive Il 10 or Is stamp steam mill
Il, ,,.'--,s -'-,s IN operation some time this year.
L - IL sle near future, is destined TO
~ ;,s'5'r w are personally acquainted
s.,,.;.- IN al It's dips, spurs, angles and
~ On TIE line Of the leige-and can
r.,s I.,ii ,tA experience when We state that
IN i.,.- -.''.ok Kill eventually come from it
Sc, 80 !. q any dazen mines outside the Com
'-7 Whole state Of Nevada
, 1879-03-01

PROMENADE Co3CEET. concert given
in Paine Bros new building On Tuesday last
Was a complete Success in every sense. The
singing throughout was superb; and those
who lid not enjoy it, are indee,l to be pitied
Nj. Met oukey : reading of Father Pills Col
lcction" WA very gn.,i, AMI was highly ap-
rlauded The hall WIS crnw-led with all the
beauty and eiae Of Nalla Walla, and was III
itself :, pretty sight worth going few miles to
see 1t ended all ihe fun Tor the time heins.
B Il IS Lent now, and our thoughts for the next
fnrtc days must be removed from mundane al
f.irS
, 1879-03-01

IupoRrAyT.-A board of officers, to consist
Of Captain James jackson, lst cavalry: First
Lieutenant Edward Hunter, r5gimental adju-
tapt, lst cavalry First Lieutenant Frazier \.
Boutelle, 1st cavalry, will assemble at Fort
Walla Walla. W. T., on Monday, March "a,
1879. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, and from time to time rs may
he Necessary, to inspect and purchase 100 head
Of horses for companies.
, 1879-03-01
THE FRESHET.

on Sunday and the night following a very
rapid thaw came over the land For tim. II
made our very existence pleasure. Winters
back, and everything else belonging to him.
was at last broken. and his icy fetters loos.
ened Early on Monday morning. A lar,e
crowd gathered around the bridge on Main
street, watching Mill creeks raging torrent as
1t poured its yellow food downward on its
course to old ocean. For time, it was full Of
brush, timber, rails and rubbish, that had for
long time accumulated on its banks The
foot bridge leading from City Hall across the
street was undermined by the ground-sluicing
the banks experienced; /; and the old hall itself
at one time looked as though its time had
come Had any attention been paid to the
! bulkheads, the mischief VI Md have been pre-
vented; but, with that aptitude for never
| making provision for emergencies by the par.
ties interested in the bridge and building. the
old bulkhead was worse than useless, and so
directly the stream raised, the water cut under
and took the logs and boards in detail When
the bridge fell, many Of our prominent citizens
seized axes and chopped its supports on either
! side. Ropes We're fastened to it to hold it
with the brilliant idea of again putting it into
position when danger was over; but when
( cast loose, it ioated off with the irresistible
! current, and has not since been heard of. In
! the height of the excitement, what appeared
! to be the body Of a man, was seen floating
/ down the muddy current. Judge Laman and
/ others jumped into wagon and drove on
/ down the stream fast as they could make
/ the horses go. The citizens were impelled in
/ their headlong course solely by the idea that a
! fellow creature was in the water, and that,
! perhaps, seconds delay would be fatal.
/ After all their enthusiasm, it turned out to b.
! literally "a man of straw" which had bee,
( thrown into the stream higher up by some un
! regenrate hoodlums 4 force of mel, and
/ teams We're bnsiy engaged all The day in max
/ ing dam Of sacks filed with rocks to prevent
the current cutting any further under tlie
building. Fortunately, the tremendous exer-
tions proved successful: and it would have
been a subject Of congratuiation bu: for the
untiIney and melancholy event related else
where, which threw gloom over the entire
community. The damage caused by the
freShet Is roughly estimated If $1,000.
, 1879-03-01

Essate OF wv II. NEWELL, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the above
named Estate, to the creditors OF, and all per
sons having, claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within one ye,.r from the FIST publication OF
this notice, t. the undersigned, at the STATES
MANS Office, ib. Walla Walla city, W. T., or
the same will he forever barred.
CAROLINE 4. NEWELL,
II. l.. SHARPST.ElN, Administrative
Attorney tor Estate
VIA WaIIa Januarv 18th, 1873. sim
, 1879-03-01

We LIVE AND LEARN. three months
past, We have sent ont over 4 hundred copies
of the STATESMAN to parties all over the United
States. In most instances, they send T. g.,
and as, US to send 4 copy as a specimen, as
they are coming to the country and wish to
,;rIscribe Not u single Sub have We re-
ceivei from any Of them; and rs this thing
has become rather monotonous, We wish 1t to
III. distinctly understood that it is played ont
-stopped short-never to commence again
till the old man dies.
, 1879-03-01

SocIABLE-A very pleasant sociable was
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian church
at the house of Major Reese, on Thursday
evening. The house WAS literally filed by a
crowd of the most pleasant people. CharadeS
and the sweetest singing made the time pass
away in the most enjoyable manner, and the
guests left well pleased with the evenings en-
trrtainment
, 1879-03-01

PARADE AND REvIEW.-The usual monthly
muster ana review at the fort took place yes
terday morning. The day Was fine and bra
cing, and everything was delightful; the troops
and officers were in full dress and looked speii-
,idly. Gen Forsythe inspected all the quar-
tiers, and every man and horse; everything was
in apple PIE order, and reflected great credit
on the commanding officer.
, 1879-03-01

ARDuoUS MAIL SERVICE Captain Cor
mans latest reports to Uncle Jake Miller are
to the effect that all the br idses in the upper
country are gone, and that the mails have to
be carried, whenever possible, to ColfaX and
Lewiston on pack animals From Nalla
Walla to Dayton the mail is regular, but car
ried in dead axe wagon. The roads all over
the country are very rough.
, 1879-03-01

HIDE SroLEy.-On Tuesday, Joe Roseman
had hide stolen from his premises Two
boys were seen carrying it away, on the sup
position that it was bought by other dealers
Joe swore out search warrant, and the hide
was brought into court As evidence. The hide
could not be sworn to- so the case was dis
missed.
, 1879-03-01

RrxAwAy.- spirsoet team belonging to
Paine Bros. felt pretty good last Wednesday
and started off at a 2:40 pace up Main street
The driver could not hold them, so he dropped
an n nice soft spot in the street-there are
nlsntv of them. by the way-and left the team
to take care of itself Fortunately, no acci-
dent occurred.
, 1879-03-01

THE FIRST TRAIS-1he first train of she
season arrived on Thursday afternoon with &
smaller complement of passengers than was
expected. A large. per centage were drum
mers en- rout.. for the upper country, who have
been detained in Portland by the Ice blockade
in the Columbia
, 1879-03-01

ATTENTION. further notice, Nisilant
Hook and Ladder Company will meet on the lst
Wednesday in each month, at the Washington
Hall, at : o'clock P NJ sharp. Three bell taps
will lie the signal for assembly. At an alarm
Of fire, the company will assemble at the
Washington engine house, and alter Ire re-
turn to answer roll call.
i s. Cox, \. e. MURRAY,
Secretary. Foreman
, 1879-03-01

WASHINGTON FIRE CogPANr.-Theba ball given
by this company on Friday last was the best
and most enjoyable affair of the season The
managers left nothing undone to ensure success
and the way the numerous couples enjoyed
themselves was a sure criterion they were ap-
preciated.
, 1879-03-01

WIRE Dowx.-Owing to the storm the wire
* down below Umatilla, which fact solely ac-
counts for the absence of our usual telesraphIc
5;snatches up to the hour of going to press.
0nr iatest dates are up to the 2tth Of Febru-
arv collected froa the OTegoaidn--
, 1879-03-01

TB.Nks.-The ladies of st. Panls church
wish, through the columns of the srATsssAN'
to express their gratitude and thanks 70 the
garrison band for their kinfneSs snc spie''u,u an
performance at the premenade coh'e''
Tuesday evening last
, 1879-03-01

Cos1Esr AND NEArEsr.-Ed Williams saloon
enioys the reputation of being the coSlest anu
neatest place in this city. Here you can pro-
cure the best of ANYTHING you order. Ed Is a
,,,,;., gentleman. and his efforts to please the
nublic account for his success.
, 1879-03-01

Too MrcH SuoKE--That land office case al
lp5ed to in our last, turned out Just as We an
,;c;,a.ed it would. Mr.. Reed has, come ou'
With clean papers; and as everybody appeaFs
satisfied. We have to be also.
, 1879-03-01

FoR PESpLEroS. A. LaPierce, late OF
tn. Slime House restaurant, will proceed heH'
week to Peadie.on. where he will establish
80 t.a,t :, he ali business. Mr. LaPierce Is .
rief de euisine, and We predict for him a hfssh
snnrseiatisn among the PendletonianS
, 1879-03-01

SPECIAL THASKs-Mr. Dovan, who pays
the accompaniments so beautifully at the Spe
c;al concerts, is the reeipien. ef untold thanSs
from the lad es Of the Episcopal church for the
willing services he renders whenever ''es "'
sire Il
, 1879-03-01

roayasY LEADS TO WEALTH. TH.-Sch~aoachei
Rros, new ''ad.- appears in this issue lhos'
,.;;sb,ns ,e obtain nothing but first class goods
At the lowest prices will DO well to give then
Al, aarly call
, 1879-03-01

D,s,srRous.-We hear that the bridges al
DAYTON and Waitsburg were swept away o"r
;ng the recent freshet> Captain German re
n1rts tha. the mail has to be carried on horse
hack over the Colfax roate.
, 1879-03-01

.CHrrRY WH1skEY. ."--Tempests saloon IS
the most frequented dropping in place IN " ana
W,,la Nothing but the very best liquors
wa d n;a,-s are allowed in this establishment.
Cajl Cal in and sample his new tipple' cherry
,rhiskHn
, 1879-03-01

r,, AND HuuyESs, At the saddlery
In. ". Sweazea, vii be found a
= ,.a..ar.lnent Of saddlery and har-
> -.' -,. H.. r.ach of every one. The poor
= Fri. RI. millionaire can be satisfied Or
=. 81 ;r,,o al parts Of the country.
, 1879-03-01

..r,.mTyr. Charming creatures the Ia
f-,vlat was it that impelled those
.-n.r. 70 wheel SO sharply around at
moment tn, other forenoon and
2. '.'--..s.h other, make up : What was
~. and s,!-innIy pause for reply
, 1879-03-01

81. .,''.nENT. During the height of the
;s,.i L Nil creek on Monday last, it was
r,.. '-4' ths water would sluiee out the
l,.,.,. - On n which the City Hall is built. To
A., -. 'A''' large force of men were en-
e. - ,.- 1a' worked very hard. l. was eonsid-
e,.''s s''a5y To remove the scafold anaframe
II. - >. ai the fire bell further from the bank
~ "a. done, and the men resumed their
tasy .,r. !, sallyatiqa a During this period, a
CD - ,;4i - Wlnl had been blowing. and with
As., 3 the frame work and It went over. over
e-g5 i p, let high. and fell with : tremendous
Il r a osd the same night. hIIa Other sg ef citizens
Farrell iI1 hor one was nosl slightly sI,ln. IN,
eir eis5., as good citizen and ins bind husband husband
II. Aai fsIl'grsal sri iI sympathy for his bereaved
'ie children prevails with ali
Il an Wednesday,
- him he was uurrvu ~.
t---4 Sas somsiS---cd n the cr.ye by . large
, 1879-03-01

ON-l JAGE's STAGES For the first time
Sv.-,-r, tie DAYTON stage failed to connect
~ atly last, aut We hal t. wait for our
csltry rsna.s until the following dag.
"7-i's hal men come to our Office ani praise
:. Drivers in Uncle Jake Miller'S employ.
-s >g :Arrs never was such model set Of
: N;h.n; diurtS them and in the very
'= AL teeth al difficulties that would cause
- III - the sane calibre to hunt their
-. i.ey a.w@ys consider they have to carry
:. :. .ta through. even il they have t. pack it
-.-- nl th-ir backs. The past winter has
'7-'-l lLu, on stock and the men. and the
S'sa-... ought {, be .ivtn them. George
-l, Parker, Butler, Harry Abbot and
-. "iu.er age the drivers on thiS-the Col
- Az tlr-on route, anl who deserve high
--i .-- their attention to their du-
, 1879-03-01

D1yp.-In this city, February 9th, 1879
stben;an Debating Society, aged ) months
,,a "a days Funera, from the residence OF
the brides parents,
, 1879-03-01

TI., regular monthly meeting OF
s,..- villa Association for the Advance
w. c-.,.. vii be held at the court
- % W.Ipaslay cyening next. at I
- u -u,',f.-r, are requested TO be prompt
, 1879-03-01

N,us.-There must be vast amount OF
I'll usttsr somewhere along the different lines
nI , trayel we have notreceived letter OF paper
srom the east for several days
, 1879-03-01

-rW,,H-Urr. The train WAS detained a
-.r,. time, .ains to Il series of wash
.. d. ,, ,li- road, asl,; the passengers had TO
..-- II W.rula. \ large force Of men
#aa.-L.l. and temporarily repaired it.
-. u,rr brought over the shaky places
-..a',Ir-
, 1879-03-01

u,-rr Twenty FIVE guests were
- ,,fs famous hostelrie for the
, 1879-03-01

r-rrra Evening service at 7:3o
'' - ..h;r-. Of NJ, Galvin's sermon
p" a.,. al things; hold fast that
, 1879-03-01

--I.-. ISL. The house Of William
-,--r was invaded 10y a mob of well
..-,.,l. on Tuesday last, and jolly
T.. rsl.I FIR III. remainder Of the even
..,.nIii supper was enjoyed, with
,.-.. r,.rt. AMI sherry al HJdUm.
, 1879-03-01

,uPr,rs. The land Office Is in re-
....,.r plats from the surveyor gen
.,,rr1ciug ali Of township l3,
3, rgl ~,uth Of the Snake river.
, 1879-03-01

n-iley ar trying to get ny an ez-
.---. og-r IN tas PAlnuse country. Gold
So. .i.al E, exist there We mined there
2 8. al. ni,e time Ne had OF it: ci"anci
4,a: 81 - ai, : three days shoveiling a
= 20 ,q.., mo t.lc boxes. Good prospects
B. IN 1.4nel. and ~ tn, same time the
-. ..1e maxi his salt We advise our
n c... nom whom W. derive the ia:orna
..' 'a.1 U,.l,slow, and b. thoroughly sat
-.:4;'-.-r are good dissines htioTt al
'r..r. !. ..lv extensively. Nothing Is 80
-.-,.., ?, cnauscy as men being lured
ri .r r.a-, ,er..tei reports On amy subject.
, 1879-03-01

7 The Pendleton stage upset last
s-. r.,-rr. the well known stage
IL. .sot badly bruised.
, 1879-03-01

FoR SALE-Soldiers Homesteau iAsS'uc'S'
A. i'"'' LACY & WSvurting in the fron
, 1879-03-01

~ -. which sailed away, as We
..: lfid-''
, 1879-03-01

IN PROPRIETOR Of ii" C. O. d. store viii
y :. ..... for rsl. u"tl the time he cci:i-
-.--, :, Lu.}i lr+ nrw brick store. every
aa; a.ea?r :haa the cheapest. lie !h.S
yae0 oa L-r1. vhich h. will swap for
e... pills ami iars. Farmers, tahe the
be-. arl p-i,s t.,-a ;,om your cattle and
,,.p T. ...- {. o. II. store and obtain cash
.ri--.-
, 1879-03-01
- SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR

n sre,ls at Kimhall X Son
, 1879-03-01

-.~os and organs to rent and ''' S
Kimban & oo--
, 1879-03-01

DEP0SiTS RECEIVED II COIN Or
~ Currency subject to check 1T sight Loans
made on Approved Security. Special Atten-
tion paid to Coll ctionS Exchange for sale in
sums t. s;Iit on New York, San Francisco,
Portland, Oregon, and also Oh all the principal
cities of Europe. 31-3n:
, 1879-03-01

- -, I'm. he Ms uuIIS,, v..
- - SaS son77==cd TO TIE grave By a large
, 1879-03-01
Administrators Noticc.

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The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16

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