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New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

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w5:ss ..ns e s T9 E.% 6 1Ssss
sy 6nss' snipmsns $50" BUSH Corn r%
y'ss s%s sis. ss : !ss
bacon :ares srm. aeaI. hEhi esIn.Da bus
Sa.s. %Sssy Arm e sr Ss@saS and m n s s 10 ha
sss Iover1 Choice Western asssIvs 2aSsse; Prime 90,
steady Ear losllHe: New 20 9rissas z<s.s j. 5oss
FssFins 7osss 90 Butchers sa sOss' 90 re
sds White ats ss 50 So %hraf
January IS ssera q ss 40 q ,a siss as-5 81 1ns,. ~
ssel ss A%Gr A YsdS 81 ss 1c S r ss fs 7s & sc
ss 80 "a &c % oas 'c,Ess Tss and sSons 10 c ws sac
co2el SEED ah shsds de- caster aud dSi Prime Ose
wSea W. Ss 81 900 bus. bS.s '''iT hp@esiswhcai 40
.Tdnrar Lou 6.uss Ss r 81 95 TSs DO 50 sSs
81 FAMILY. IS O5ss6 10 cnoloe 70 Fancy 40 sSse 60
SsnSary nSaa 1GTsr 81 ass s % Fsbrusry 70 Do d
ss, Janasry sse Fesrnsiy oats frner st IS 10
sash 81 +07' Jsnrsry Ssi.e February Rye lisser ~
kew steady sa's s1 81 Il i'f Pork aa q S ana Fhs
se i f, Io q. S sSoaSr :. * rs s5 Clear tbs 5 $50
% 20 Clear s 70 SsS & sS s DSsSe %Sa d Sah %
corn 600 bush oats; 5ooo brsh.; Rye, 5000 bash;
aLwArKSE Dse 5.Dgisar inaer,ve and BornaaIly un-
Waatee Hard - a5S; ssfi. u 24ss No. .lwaukee
TaTr 20 60 si los 40 4 do 81 ~; Rejrcied 81.
Corn higher ana sesree 80 soc gas ssse urn % 80 &
spring cash. s7se January, 7ae Preyi.laDs s-aay'
Prime STEAM 7SSs easa .s'e s 5@55Sy , ,c 70 aps arm
nnd-a9a F4r1. FA PsS FAMILY e S :. 4o d. Gooa . so
do chsice 50 % loo bbls Pe1say hxIa -,' s
9 fsSe = 3 q 's St 'Si ISus DO v so 80 Ksntaes
Western, daE % % Corn MealrSst 1s dining
demand wes.sm Prectsd 81 80; Rcd, in elsyator.
81 is Penn lvana Rea on tasS 81 IS southern % an % per
u so tho cargo is 81 81 tree on boar Al ne open
board sold At d 30 gsi S5l NO Red December 81 t9,
81 80 asked January 81 5. bid 81 5Sis asked Eeo-
iosed with good INQUIRY ier Local consrnpton but
Sashsr. Ola western sail Mixed. on track. sle;;
New 90; sail. 5sa5ec; 0ld w stem and o PsnRsyL c
Yellow Sal, aaoat. SO 759sc. steamer. aHnst and on
san track 5sc: While from 81 10 6lc 81 was
a and rsussd & FOR & cargo s Sf oa S rn s es @
a 1p P' 5 NsS cSqs brSSr oe a eo asked
January ,oc bid ole asksa February S-e' o Se o1 & &
4ee stained 47e. FsIr and Coco White 4sTiae chnee
6oc the close very few lots were offered AZ ne At,er
asked for 40 white Decern6er; 4sc Dla, soe asksd
sle 81 ,S Meas sr sSs s e' 60. ezra p%s @ si So
Clear Ilo sides smoked az do in salf 5c Snonhsr'
Laid Western In es sas do Bntshers &c M 1 dn,tsT, s
YORK Extra SoaSic Western reserve Lx'Ta ~ n SSs
do Good TO Choice lsa23e Rolls gglesr PennsS % y.na
quiet Pcnn-ylyania 2td25c. Western 2ld2Sc Cheese,
nsn @ do eG ooS aSif I ey 40 Is: .m 7aioc cosee dull
no 4s@L7e sugar nominal te;insa sngrs Gull lower
ulaed. Ioa Confectionery 4, loic seeds over dn a.
Feed-Iran iTn at sis 5ossi7 whisEey Western,
roLEDo Dec 5.-W heat easier 4, Amber Michigan.
and Decem6si q 3! January 81 9s. No. sd Mintrr o
Match u i2[ Corn steady High Mixed, lse. 10 spot.
t-e nay & & te 0 ssseis &c 4rs alsses sDis ao At
the cosr-Wheat nrmeri No 2 Red Winter, DecenlDer
Il i2s wsst-rn Amber Il 30 Rseeipt.wheaS 1000
Sr corn S5 % sh 200 os sas 5' susI loo bush
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

very fair investment demand. The sales ut the
Boards to-day amounted to &457 00O Distributed ~
100000 registered Mt IO3as SIS 900 registered 5s at
1o17s SlO5. 900 coupon and S22 900 registered 4l1s
nj 105es and 81 ) 900 coupon AZ at 1891 d1O3ss.
uuOtatinna.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

LIVERPOOL Dec 5-This weeks circular Of the Liverpool
Cotton HrnSers Cotton uloderate
deman rather dn early In the week and prlces &c
cI but extensive ana prices
sgbv a,ivancrd As compared OF Amer
can decned the week ut became excited ON
since last
ISLAND eonrinue- good Futures opened
dn ana eonrnued quleI until ondav evenlng prices do
cntpg a,,d bu Tuesday the demand mprOve and the
market y. since strength ON huTsdaT there WAS
-oree excenen very extensive business was done
The ina S,sd 20 arthing above list Thursdays
iovpoS Dec 5-Tke Maacaessr Guardian, IN IT. CONNER
csl art,cl tins norunx ACTIVITY
upward movement Cotton has compelled producers 10 raise
aofatOus point the market not responded There
bss nen .ope mile rIyng three depari az
Tear rates bat on tue whole business very tight
na, ami China merchants suii hold %. advance
ahove mentioned widowed the between SELLERS
an huy-rs The decline price silver fresh
nneasTness among Eastern shippers"
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
r.r purn Mass Dee. 5.-With n good demand and
aoe s.e- % squares 4- cash, the market closes
very sfrung quotations. advanced % DC and for
sDectvey - squares and d xJo Clothz
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

Yesterday. To-Day.

Government BOMBS continue TO be firm, with
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

The following shows the imports Of dry goods
at the port Of New-York for the week endpg TO-
dav and since January l. rs compared WITH the
corresponding periods of previous years.
, 1879-09-20
DISTRICT Court SUMNONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ! ,

TERRITORY OF WAsHISGroS, SIS
County of Walla Walla,
In tie District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
tr1ct Of Washington Territory.
HARRIET MLLIcAS, Plaintiff, VS.. WILLIAM NJ.
MILLICAN, Defendant.
TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To WILLIAM NJ. MILL,CaY, Defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against YOU by HARRIET MILLICAN,
Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Fms:
Judicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terms at the City of Waila Walla, IN
and for the County Of Walla Walla, 10 answer
the complaint Of Plaintiff, filed in Walla Walla
county within twenty days after the service Of
this summons, exclusive of the day OF service,
if served in said county. Ii not served IN said
county but in said district, Ia thirty days II
served in any other Judicial District IN the
territory, in forty days If served by publ
cation, within sixty days after the date OF this
summons, or the said Plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you by default, according 10 the
prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is for divorce on the ground
Of the failure and neglect Of Defendant to
make suitable provision for the support Of his
family and for the custody of Claude A, inez
and George, minor children of the parties
Witness the Hon s. G. WINGARD,
Judge of tine District Court of
.+ttf++t the First Judicial District of
tsEAl- Washington Territory, and the
Seal of said Court affixed this
9th day of August, y. ID. 1879.
4. REEVES AIRES, Clerk.
By j. h. THOMPSON, Deputy.
n. T. CATION,
Plaintiff Attorney. 81 6w@
, 1879-09-20
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
TERRIroRr OF WASHINGTON, &C

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, &C
County of Wala Wallis,
In De District Court Of The First Judicial Dis
trict Of Washington Territory.
MELyIyA BROWN, Plaintiff, VS.. WILLIAM
BRowN, Defendant
TyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
Il To WILLIAM BgowS, Defendant: You
are hereby required To appear in an sction
brought against YOU by MELvIyA BgowS,
Plaintiff, in the District Court Of the First
Judicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terrs at the City of Walla Walia in
and for the county IF Walla Walla- Ia answer
the complaint of Plaintiff. filed in Walla Walla
county within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive Of the day of service,
IL served in said county. Ii not served in said
County but in said District, in thirty days II
served in any other Judicial District in the
Territory, ir forty days. Ii served by publ
cation, within sixty days after the date of this
summons. or the said Plaintiff will take judg-
mens against You by default, according 10 the
PRAYER of the complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain a divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony now existing be-
tween Plaintiff and Defendant on the grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment of Plaintiff by
Defendant.
Witness the Hon. s c. WINGARD,
Judge Of the District Court Of
SnmmS the First Judicial District of
sal Washington Territory, and the
Seal of said Court affixed, this
18th day OF Sept, A. d., 1879
A. REEVES AYRES,
Mt CATION. Clerk
Plaintiff Attorney. 37-6w
, 1879-09-20

Elder Neal Cheetam, of the Christian
Church. will preach at City Hall, on Sunday.
September 2lst, at IL \. NJ.
Preaching next Sunday morning at II o'clock
in the Advent Church hy Rev DIR. Bitch, and
in the evening at $50 o'clock. All invited.
Tn view of the re-opening of the Circulating
Library Mr. Calvin will lecture at Unity
Church next Sunday evening at = o'clock on
Books, and how to use them" n cordial in
vitation to al.
To-day at II o'clock, A. NJ, and this evening
ut I O'Clock. as well as over the Sabbath. 1t the
usual hours, the fourth quarterly meeting for
the NJ, +. Church South will I've held in the
new church on the n T. corner Of eth and Su-
mach streets. Rev Mr Burnettc, Of Cal, and
other ministers will I've in Attendance.
, 1879-09-20


FINE NERIyo Brcss-I.ast Saturday Mr..
"."" =, took us around to Abbott's corral with
~ White and Henry Bowman, ESD, very
Prominent sheep raiser Of UnatiiIa county, to
! ''-i''e lot OF hne merino bucks he has in
'e 'or Nessrs. White L Putnam He has
--sSiE sold 60 gu. of the band to the different
80 80 growers who and that these bucks are the
- - 70 grade from They are very fine band
=. e-eep' and have given the greatest satisfac-
NJ. NJ % every ore who have ever purchased of
81 funam, Mr.. Bowman is SO salts
non, nm MS previous purchases that he has
:. sasht eleven more. He informed US that
go, - u 'ae sheep Re sheared from this breed av.
e. " pounds of wool each, and one fleece
sh.srsJ d % pounds. The lambs which were
WOOL a % !. N June have now fully one inch of
droo'p ., mem The lambs average 20 pounds
eb.s ~ srHe an breed out on the % head of the Tor.
~.n r,lss nese sheep are fully acclima.ed as they
eur S,.s, ,y e depended upon The attention Of
baeks3 faisins friends are directed to these
, 1879-09-20

THE ORArloS-The orator OF the uas'
Thursday lastl, was the Hon. n. 1. oa'on'
Hs was listened to by large and At'enti:s s
audience: his Grafton abounded so much !.
GEMS of truth and wisdom that we canhu'
So Il f,ll Justice without printing 1t IN iuti,
therefore it will be published ~ sae"'0 N
onr next issue.
, 1879-09-20

TRnrTING RacE--I.ast Saturday trottins
match tnok place between L. tiarred'S three
y-ar-old ''Tempest" and W. Glasford's three
y.ar.old mare -0ssooi Maid" There were
i've other entries, which paid the 50 prost.
These two were considered crack animals, and
good time was expected hy the large c"nc"urse
d spectators VII" assembled - witness their
performance. All the heats We're won by
Tempest" Time: 3:o6. S:6i, 3;6.. Starter.
Geo. Thomas. Time judscS, Lieut.. Miller,
rho,. Quinn Capt. Putnam and Tex Arberry.
Stakes. $50 entrance fee AMI Si0o added by
Thomas Collins, proprietor
, 1879-09-20

DECIDEDLY IMPROvED-Dick Boyle has
now one of the most elegant tonsorial estab-
lishments anywhere east of Portland. His
place has recently undergone a thorough rem
ovation, and is favorite rendezvous for our
citizens when in want of good clean shave.
The bath rooms are number one, beautifully
fitted; the wood work of the baths Is black
walnut, and is complete in every particular.
The best talent is employed by Dick.
, 1879-09-20
cnau Sa1yg COMFORT.

If you like good solid comfort buy the Ne
Plus Ultra Spring Bed, the bes. and cheapest
now in the market Its increasing popularity
hiss m made i: the general favorite. No place for
insects to harbor, being composed entirely OF OF
iron and steel +; is strong and durable and will
last a life time. Try one and you Will buy one.
For .,le ut the furniture store Of Eversz 4
AbeIs. opposite the st. Louis hotel, "alia
Walla. W. T. oof"
, 1879-09-20
MARRIED.

Scovr-R,YnuRN.- In this city, Selt II,
1879, l.y Rev. VIM. G. Simpson, Mr. Tolhert
Il. Sc,.. and Mrs L. X. 9ayburn, :.il OF Walia
Villa
CrnMrxs- -BYRSEs-m this county, Sept,
li.h, 1879. by Rev Joseph Paul, james NJ
Culllnins and Adl;e L. Byrncs-
IAcoRS- -CuMNIyS-At the same time and
place, by Rev Joseph Paul, Cyrus W. Jacols
and Nancy T. Cummins, all of this county
, 1879-09-20

Tu,yks.-Ch Charley Davis hath the thanks of
II hand. at this Office for the handsome present
! . bucke.iul of the finest, largest, best,
,r,.. delicious and luscious peaches, pears, APP
Il. orape, and plums that were ever gathered
J., tbis valley. bar none. Charley is bound to
make - money, for be is an open hearted boy with
,a-biu. small about him.
, 1879-09-20

School HousE--The school house AZ ais'
tr;ct 81, is now in fine condition; 1t Is
newly painted and gives great satisfaction 10
al uho see it The interior is kept very
.I.,n and is we'll ventilated. We have no
hesitation in saying that the condition aI'
look Of the school is credit to those WIZ
have placed il in its present state
, 1879-09-20

MR. MARKHAM who has for so long a ''.,e
supplied the principal families OF the Guy va.
milk ha. retired from the business, AItn1ugn & 80
lost to sight Markham. you VIII .rMsa .rn;is and
memory dear" for your pleasant =. '. sorsotten ten
accommodating manner will not DC '''s
in hurry.
, 1879-09-20

SINCE his commencement. the Rev. ), ID.
McConkey has succeeded beyond his expec-
t.t;ons in his new school He has now more
scboJars than he has room fer, so he Is
obliged to enlarge his school room. we
predict great success IN the re'ereni sen, ,
tleman'. efforts to teach the young iue~ n'"
tn shoot,
, 1879-09-20

BEWARE OF CHARLATiNIsM.-Dr. bingham
has man under his charge who has been
practisvd on by would be doctor until he
WAS in a very bad state. 1t will be months
before he gets well. Don't believe 80 much .,l',n
tied physicians. A paper character Is I,
very nice thing to have, but when 1t Is all
, 1879-09-20
,xSr.t.,nXNr PLAN THAT PAYS.

Buy you a home m the Langford Addition.
Messrs. Chapman 4 Boyer, real estate agents,
have few more choice lots for sale IN this
locality. For sale on the instailnent plan
Rnv Won home now, anil save that rent bill.
, 1879-09-20
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
C-..S. Cold.. W Whooptn& Cough, Rf0n.
.hSSi, asfhma and Consumption.

yu1HE FEW COMPOSITIONS, WHICH
have won the confidence Of mankind and
b.come household words, among not only one
-, ,,,nv nations. must have extraordinary
-. Perhaps No one ever secured so WIDE
rs,,,,t,t;on. or maintained it SO long a. AVER
Surpoy PrcToR.L. 1t has been known To the
n,,bI;c about forty years, by long continued
ipsr;es of marvellous cures, that have won FOR
:, :, confidence in its virtues, never equaied 1y
.uy any other medicine 1t stiil makes me
1,nst @ effectual cures of Coughs, Cotds, C9nstnp
49,, that can be made by medical skill; indeed
~ CHERRY PEcronAL has really rcboed these
S.no.ron, sn diseases of their terrors to great
tent. and given feeling "t immunity Irom
go fstai effects. that is wei founded the
sar,edv be taken in season. Every IanHily
ssam,d have it in their elnset for the ready and
,,ro,,nt ,,lief of its members Sickness suffer
inc. and even life is saved oy TINS tne,s ptv !,
tset;onI I On The prudent should not neglect II,
~ the wise will not Keep 1T by you Tor 1ne
,ro,sction il affords by its timely use In sudden
attacks Prepared by
mn &c. AVER 4 Co.. Lowell. Aass''
practical and Analytical Cseniss'
u.,o- D,r,s 4 Co, Wholesale Agents,
hoD"A' N Portland, Oregon.
Sold by al Druggists and Dealers IN ~ Meh- ,s
cine.
C-,r Mortgages at this Office for sale.
, 1879-09-20
PIaSOS md ORGANS.

Ii Won wish to buy plane. organ, sheet mu-
sic or musi: books, or if YOU wish to have an
instrument tuned or repaired, or exchange an
old one for new one, or an organ for piano,
by paving the difference, call on Stanley Bros,
who will furnish YOU any kind OF an lnstrn-
, 1879-09-20

Tux New MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Trains
n I.,ye the depot for Blue Mountain station
.,,o :, ~. CARRYING Eastern t. S. maiL' and
.,..,,.r.. connecting with the L. l. L O.
"a Iirr for Kelton, and will arrive at the
49,, 49, bringing Eastern mails and Portland ex-
,,l.. and passengers at } P. n.
, 1879-09-20

How many are suffering with shattered con-
stitutions, completely broken down 10y the
ravages of diseases which, if taken at the
proper time, could have been prevented by
single does Of Freses Hamburg Tea
, 1879-09-20

FINE SADDLES. Wheelan and Thomas
Quinn exhibit some remarkably fine saddles
at the fair They are gotten up in the high
est style Of workmanship, and attract much
attention.
, 1879-09-20
TEX SALOON.

The genial Tex continues to be the recognized
authority on the liquor question. Strangers
visiting Wa,la Walla rush to his saloon to Ell
ioy a julep or iced drink of any kind The
bar room is large, airy and cool, all the papers
are found on the tables, and none nut nnesl
Eonors and cigars passed over the bar.
, 1879-09-20
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Remember that Dolan deals only in boots
and shoes His assortment is the largest and
best that ever came beyond Portland. LADIES
and gentlemen can i've suited to dot. He has
something to suit everybody, and will do it II
Won give him 1 call. His prices are remarkably
reasonable
, 1879-09-20

Tr,rcR,pi LIN. SolD.-We learn that DIR.
Glove has sold the telegraph line between here
and DAYTON to J. T. McElroy, the o. 5. n.
Coz operator. He has already run the line
into his Office over Baker ( Boyers Bank, and
assures the public that the line will be put II
6rs, Lass order inside of three weeks, As he has
nrnc,,r.d 200 insulators and brackets and ha'
also contracted for two hundred telegraph poles
10 be delivered along the line where needed.
This is what We like to see. Well Nc, the
good wishes Of the editor goes with you, and
hone that upon your line of life You will never
have any grounds, that you viii never have v,
happy and prosperous until your line is wide
open anil no current can be felt from either
end and the so. n" from the other world Is
given.
, 1879-09-20

To Orr ADyIsERS.-Our columns are al.
ways open TO those Of our citizens who feel
aqgrieved at things not to their liking. We
could bc-if we wanted to-iu hot water all
the time, so we ask those who are so fond OF
giving us items looking to the utter annihi-
lation Of others, to DO their own writing IN
future: we find that nine times out OF ten
when an editor "p,tches in. y it Is considered
dome out OF pure personal spite, when m fact
it is often 4 matter "f the greatest indItier-
ence Ia him. We can find enough to get away
with, without fighting fur those who viii
never stand IN after We have started the
bat:lr Ia every instance our columns Will
le open la those Who Wis!, to write on mat
,es:s Of y.oJ'1c interest. The names OF our
correspondents must accompany their letter,
not nee ssari!y far publication bat as guar
aatee o! good faith.
, 1879-09-20

Tom Taylor is again to the front with Stony
Point oysters. They are served up i'll every
style and for all tastes. His place is recon-
mended to every one who desire good oyster
supner.
, 1879-09-20

APPOINTED. Philip Ritz, of our city, has
,.eD appointed by Gov. Ferry to represent
W,,binston Territory at the Worlds Fair to
,.,J;n New York in 1880. L. Williams,
-. Work. is the sther commissioner.
, 1879-09-20

JOE, if you do not behave yourself and go
precious slow, We will expose some Of your
old tricks. As it is, you were warned not
to rob that poor man of his mare, and You
went and did IT,
, 1879-09-20

N,BoB WHIsKEY-The celebrated 'Nahob
Whiskey" is now for sale at Holmes drug
store. Proven byanalysiS ta he perfectly pure
and recommended by physicians for me'iicai
, 1879-09-20

A. l.. DAVIS stand of Whites sewing ma.
chimes at the fair is surrounded by crowd
of admiring ladies watching the fine work
done on them
, 1879-09-20

rr-,ryyp.-It is rumored that the two COM
:. If cavalry now in the kietitass valley
-,.,mm nd Of Colonel Green are to be de-
ur'e4 "a ,Lsr, until the lst Of November
, 1879-09-20

NABoB-The credentials of each newspa,
per man at the Forthcoming Union county
fair will consist of bottle of Simmons Ma
bob whisky.
, 1879-09-20

FINE MACHINEs.-T Davis Vertical sew
machine at the Pavilion attracts many la
dies by good work and simplicity CT con-
struction.
, 1879-09-20

To THE pjBrIc.-By referring to our a'.ver-
ti,irS columns, it will bs seen that MIR. George
\. Young, X. well AMI favorahly known Is a
hote! man and caterer to the public, has ass"-
ciated himself with Mr. s. u. Smith in the
Occidental Hotel Of Portland The house in
the hands Of these gentlemen will make it one
of interest to the travelling public. Mr. Young
is too we'll known through Oregon, Washing
ton territory and Idaho t" need any comments
at cur hands, and We can assure those who
NAV have occasion to go to Portland, that they
viii receive courteous treatment AZ the hands
OF mine hosts Smith & Young. by giving the
house call Mr.. q. Woes, 81 long identified
with the restaurant business in Portland. and
late proprietor of the MaiSon D're, has AS
.umed the contrC. of the restaurant of the
hotel, and nothing will be found wanting or
left mdon- for the comfort OF the guests IN
this department of the house We can only
say in conclusion, give tie Occidental call
See card in this paper.
, 1879-09-20

HOLMES drug store keeps Fellow syrup %
Hvnophosphites. It is fine remedy 10, ,t!, !,
sons With weak constitutions, and Is all that l.
Is cracked ND to be.
, 1879-09-20

The STATESMAN can be supplied either in
single numbers or by subscriptions at the
Lewiston News Depot.
, 1879-09-20

CoxcrgT AND FEsTIyAL.-The ladies of Mr..
Fan. church win give grand promenade
,,n,sr, and festival at the City Hall on Tues
.r,y evening next This is the first time this
church has undertaken an affair Of the kind,
~ nothing viii Ie left mni"ne t" make it a
grand success. Do not fail to attend, fora fine
;irs i Oh the programme.
, 1879-09-20
NOTICE.
Notice TO TEACHERS.

SHALL BEINW WALLA WALIA THE
l last Saturday OF each month, at the School
House of District No ], for the purpose Of
exam;ng Teachers, and transactiny such other
business as may properly come before NE
c. ". WHEELER,
Superintendent OF Schools,
Ss-tf Walla Walla County, W. T.
, 1879-09-20

PIGEON SHoorIsG.-The shooting match
between our crack shots excited great inter.
est IN the afternoon of Thursday. Ten shots
were fired by each with the following results.
Tex and Justice were equal and shot over
again with the result in favor of Justice. who
received first money, $50; Tex second, s25
Taylor third, $l5 Annexed is the score
, 1879-09-20

SCHwABAcHEa BROTHERS inform the public
that owing to holiday their store will he closed
on Saturday, September 9th, 1879.
, 1879-09-20

irururG STEP AHTAp.-The [. :. mail was
brought to WalIa W,,lia FIR the last time t'y
s:sc. uu Wednesday last This ii:au=u:a:es a
n-w -rA for "ur country. Hereafter We may
Expect that 4 continued exten.iun Of railroads
wjli occur, anl before very l"as tie L. :, mail
nil be srut Ly r.il the whole distance. The
I.I6O. STAG company kaye done good ser
vic- for the country their stages always came
in ah~.l vt time their drivers and agents We're
sslllful AMI accommodating, and now We have
Seen them for TIE last time. With grief We
r,v ttr, thee Wcli.
, 1879-09-20

THE CoyLLr AGENCY Capt. Simms, of
the Colyille agency, who came down to meet
hi, wife. reports rverythinS lovely at his model
a.-ncy. The Indians are fast progressing in
education. have raised fine crops, and utterly
rrpu.liate the idea that Chief Moses has any
,y,boritv over them. Moses has tried to be
rlief over the CulvillrS. but they sly he las
not. nor ryrr shall he their chief. They want
10 be let alone, aud 60 on rs they are.
, 1879-09-20
M1rOO TO $1,000 4 YEAR, or s. to

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, 1879-09-20

MAILS Hereafter the mails for the east will
close at $40 A. ~