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The daily gazette., 1880-01-21
SECOND EDITION
From the N. Y. Herald.
WASHING
Opening of the Debate on the
Legal Tender Question.
THE LEGAL TENDER QUESTION IN SEN
ATE AND HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
In the Senate this morning Senator
Allison gave notice that he would to-
morrow bring out and place the wedge
which he hopes will split the Democrat
ic party sulder. Senator Beck gave
notice that he would be ready with q
real Kentucky topmaul to drive the first
blow: Of course neither of the honora-
BILE gentlemen pu the matter in this ex-
ira parliamentary way. Mr.. Allison
gave notice that he would tomorrow call
up the report Oh the Bayard legal tender
resolution, and Mr.. Beck gave notice
that he would lead off with "some re-
Marks" which means in tie Senate a
speech, against the resolution. This in
teresting contention opens with the
Western and Southern Democratic SEN
ators on one side and the Eastern Dem
ocratic Senators ON the other, and the
Republican Senators acting in the CON-
Portable capacity OF bottle-holders, and
not caring great deal which wing ofthe
Democratic party whips the other.
Meantime the same question was dis
cussed in the House to-day, Mr.. Chitten-
den holding the attention of the House
during the delivery of an earnest argu-
ment for the repeal of legal teudsrs, in
spite of the fact that nine out of ten ro-
publicans and democrats were secretly
cursiDg him as the author % an ulti-
mately disturbance and Mr.. Lounsbery,
democrat, of New York tue author Of a
hill similar to Mr.. Bayard's followed Mr..
ChitIenden in the same dIrectioa. Both
parties in both houses would like moth
ing so well as to send to send to the po-
lice station to be locked up every man
who stirs thus question:; yet in some
comirg up. Mr.. Morton proposes to
amend Mr.. Buckners bill commanding
the banks to keep half their reserves in
coin, SO as to make the bill take effect
not until six months after Its passage.
This is only just to the country banks.
SENATOR LOGAN ON A PETITION PRE-
sRNTED BIZ SOLDIERS.
Senator Logan did an honorable thing
to-day, Having presented, as he explain
ed, "by request petition of soldiers
for the passage of a bill to pay them the
d florence between greenbaeks and gold
when they were serving, he added that
"in presenting the petition he desired to
say tn at he thought the bill referred to
was one OF the greatest pieces of dema-
gogism ever invented in Congress, and
he regretted that soldiers were deceived
into signing petitions in its favor" S,n-
ator Logan is right. The hill is the de.
vice of unscrupulous demag 'gues and
mainly in the interest of claim agents.
FEELING OVER THE MAINE TROUBLE
The course of the Maine fusionists
brings maledictions on their heads here
from prudent men in the democratic
party. These are anxious that the quar-.
rel in NJ aine shall cease. They say thai
1t has gone far enough, and that, ~
Maine elects every wear, II the demo
Gratis and greenbackers there have 6
grievance they can carry 1t before the
people this fall and ask them for jus
tice. The notion of bringing the State
troubles before Congress is secuted at al
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Local Lines.

At 8 o'clock yesterday af ernoon the
thermometer registered 90 degrees at
Sixth and Market streets.
Two drunks were disposed of at po-
lice court this morning.
John O'Byrne, Esq, delivered lee
ture few evenings ago, in New York,
for the benefit of the school of st. Ga
briefs Catholic Church,
The drawing for seats for the Millard
Club Concert, on Feb. goth, will take
place In the lecture room of the Opera
House, on Thursday evening.
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WILMINGTON. DEL "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. $780,

ntes recognizes this and provides for Q
scrutiny of the work by fhe man assess-
ed. The HISS made yfTm the asaessmsnt
list is used at the slection, and shows
that 1.-The system IL very registration
Tie act of Congress applies to PeDEsyl-
vaDia, and the system there Is similar TO
ours. Mr.. Higgins went on at consider.
able lerBth, and concluded about 225
O'Clock.
reserve its decision for few days, and
thanked the gentlemen for their aid in
throwing light upon the true intent Of
the law.
Court then adjourned until Saturday
at 10 o'clock.
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Brief Locals.

ne Is happy.
theWhtee,was thWhte was an unusually. high tide in
'ne eNhrlstlana, last night.
thnar odd Fellows Hall Company hold
annual meeting this afternoon.
last summer enn, gust passed over this city
u""sy anderson in EUudne at the Opera
,V"Se On Saturday evening.
M oilcers OF Delaware enaampment
T = were installed last evening.
onat, ne Trustees OF the Poor hold theiS
meeting on Wednesday next.
bs1p o 10 II O'Clock this morning 69S dogs
mac oeen registered.
the S,,oE EVangeline party will appear at
enin. on neAt W euhesohy ev-
mndn lumber ,,i OF real estate gales are being
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Where con,entment is Impos.ible.

Contentment produces. in some measure
|all those effects which the alchemist usu
|Ally ascrbes 10 what he calls the philoso-
'pher stone, and II 1t does not bring riches
I does the same thing by banishing the
lesre for them. But the inducements for
fortune at the cost Of only two dollars Is
funiclent to cause any one to read care
puly the announcement made by the
louisiana State Lottery Company OF the
|neAt monthly drawing (the ll7th) at New
prlears, February 10th. For further in
formation apply TO NJ. A. Dauphin. New
|Drleans. La, or same person at No. SI9
Broadway New York City, N, Y.
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Il Good ShOsOin0.

In conversation with a member Of the
X mt Iron and Hardware Company yes
t-rday afternoon, he Informed a repre-
sentative of the GAZETTE that business
was very biisk. The company had sold
more since January 1st to date, than
they did during any two months last
year. They have added another depart
ment to their already extensive business
that of building hardware, in which
hey are doing large trade.
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Balls This Week.

On Friday evening next, Harkins
senate will give their third annual ball
in Webster's Dancing Academy, NJ asor-
ic Temple. The former rreeptions gwen
by the Senate, were very successful Suth b
socially and financially, ami the commit
tee nf arrang, ments, are endeavoring to
make the coming one eclipse tho former
On the same evening, the MGCloskey
Senate win give their first ball, In the
Herdman Building. Everything will be
done TO make u a thorough success.
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Tur maid fire department of Phila-
L.,nhia has proved an expensive failure.
6ha engines are never in good condition,
I'D the hose are Of such bad quality,
4 ID 50 rotten as to be unfit to use in
nearlv every occasion when required.
Erhe Times SAYS, in regard to the great
| ane,uratlon at Toxic In Japan:
i "Che 6remen, moreover, have absurd
SoIa numts which they carry around
~ ,beir shonl ders and which fairly rival
4 Philadelphia engine with rotten hose
e. msslerIy efficiency. These several
fsc,s heinp considered, it Is not remark
III Thai Toxic is conspicuously success
fnI in burning itself down. Within sew
en wears the city has been thrice swept
6y fire in April, 1872, upwards OF o.
S,6o houses were destroyed and 10000
'neonle rendered homeless; 10 Novem-
.tpr' 1876. 5000 houses went down and
Inore than 1000 people went out /; and
I'm March, 1878, 1000 houses were ourn-
/, d and 10000 people landed In the
There was little fire In April,
.ls77. Int this scarcely counts, for only
n 0oO hous, we're destroyed. And now,
Ia, sort of pyrotechnic cap-sheaf, we
have the account of the fire that ravaged
PIokio Oh the 2Gth Of Decembe- and
was the greatest of them all. Truly,
'the city Of Toxic would be regarded
Inv the enthusiastic members Of the old
Volunteer Fire Department as species
'of igneous paradise. But moderate
lpeopIe, who would rather run from a
'ire than to one, must find 1t a rather
ainfully exciting place to live In"
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DUFFY AGAIN IN LIMBO,

Charles Duffy was fined by Mayor
Almond, last night, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct in South Will
minton. The complaint was ent red by
Caroline Mcmahon, the wife of Duffy's
partner, and she testified that he got her
husband drunk constantly. Some time
ago Mr.. McMahon had Duffy arrested ON
the charge of getting drunk and fighting
with little boys on the street, thereby in
juring their busin, IS. He was fined 81
and costs.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Trus ees OF the Poor of this county will
be held at the Almshouse, on Wednes
day morning next. All persons having
bills against the institution are request
ed to send them in previous to that date.
The Supply Committee will meet on the
following Saturday.
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.ROPOSALS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
CHIEF ENGINERR's OFFICE. I
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 20, 1880

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 20, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
City Council Chamber, until Thursday
evening, February 5th, at 7.30 O'Clock, for
furnishing and erecting complete and in
working order q steam pump TO be used
for raising water from Cool Spring reser-
vuir into Rodney street reservoir.
As the capacity of the pump to be erect
ed has not heen fully decided upon, pro-
posals will be received for pump which
shall be capable of raising one million
five hundred thousand u. s. standard gal
Ions OF water into Rodney street reservoir
in each "A hours also for a pump which
shall be capable of raising one million U.
y. standard gallons in each "a hours, into
same reservoir,
II the pump should be accepted by the
Water Committee, payments Will be made
In cash during the month OF August.
1880.
Further Information will be given upon
application to the Chief Engineer.
Proposals sent by mall should he secure-
ly sealed and plainly marked "Proposal
for pump" when they will be deposited
In the box unopened.
No bid will be received unless accom-
panied with bond, with freehold security
In the sum of one hundred collars.
The right TO accept any pump which
may be approved by the Water Commit
tee, also the right TO reject any or all bids
is reserved by the city,.
Ii. B, MCINTYRE,
Jan2O-St Chief Engineer.
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MEssRs. KESNARD 4 Co., say they can
not better serve their customers than by
urging upon them the importaL ce OF buy
|iug their carpets now. The raw material
has already advanced 100 per cent and
they must necessarily be higher. This
|flrm holds large stock.
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WILL NOT BE NOTICED.

~, mayor Almond wishes it stated that il
tion ~" party who sent him a communica-
,'Jn r"I signed "Citizen and Taxpayer" in
,1,a'loh ,nS W, 10 stationery stand at Fif h
anu hing streets, will send his correct
TO. "Hi 10 aetehueu
" voii ne Mayor will follow the rule of all
h%e'aa-feeulated hana newspapers, and pay no
"oeu 10 anonymous communications.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Alexander j. Hart has sold the three
story brick house, No. AIT East Fourth
street, lately occupied by him, to John
Gibbons. The price stated is $4,500.
The three-stoly brick house, No. 620
West Ninth street, belonging to the es-
late of the late Theo. Murch, has been
purchased by Thomas Davidson. Price
not stated.
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SoLD.-L. W. Stidham g. Son, auc-
tioneers, sold at public sale ON Saturday
last, stall No. 81, in Second street Mar
ket Iouse, for 1920, to Richard Booth.
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DR. T.. h. STEVENS will lecture to ladies
Of mature age, at the Grand Opera House
|on Friday afternoon next, the 23d inst.
|at ~ o'clock
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WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge. No. 8, .o.o.F.
Champion Lodge, No. 8, K. OFF.
Oriental Lodge, No. Ii, K. of F.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Oft
Harmony Lodge. No. s. A. o. q. F.
To mothers whose children are weep
ing.-Sweet and balmy slumber secure,
for the little ones, and coughs and cold
rapidly baU,shed by the ute of DR.. Bull,
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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cash FOR MORTGAGES. - WE
~ HAVE ALWAYS AT COMMAND
THE MONEY FOR GOOD MORTGAGES,
LARGE AND SMALL.
ianl6,2l 24,2s.sl, HEALD CO
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Vhe Daily Sasstts.

= "a A pltiable sight to witness IN
~ ~ .n,,abtened Il age Of Christianity the
",' ,'ra., an and foremost nation Of thcworld
p,O'5 ;, s'vlIization permitting sixth oil us
paO = ,irens to laneuish in want ana
|" I"s .eyy, enduring the horrors of famine, me-
u ~, ,,, Under ,be nose as 1t were, OF Her
9., S christian Majesty. Csu 1t be pos
|IsIe tia Victoria and her Ministers, Sl, ner
Parliament "'l Houses OF Lord. and Com Com,
ns are really believers in the faith
claim How can the Bishops OF
w Church of England consistently
lake from the poor Of Ireland 'nelr
Ii'e w to crafty the pride and pomp Of
,s,o There is something wrong
La
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DIED.

CATLIN.-In Jersey City Jan. 10th. 1880
Mrs. Mary Catlin, aged 65 years.
Interment at st. James Church, STAN
ton. on Thursday, 22d inst, at l.S6 D. m.
Leave Wilmington depot on arrival OF
l245 p. m. train from New York. Friends
of the family invited without further NOS.
tice.
Delawarean and Smyrna Times please
copy.
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Imnortan1Io SlOthers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers con rely upon 'er
their children. II cOrrects acidity of the
sinnach. cures wind collie, reg uiat.s the
bOweis and gives rest. health and ce,r fort,
To mother and child. During the process
al LeeLhing its value is incalculIblo IL
softsns the gums, reduces india IN nation
and allays al pain thereby giving rest 10
he child and comfort To the MOTHER
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. marlb-lyeod
Death Of q COsOred School
Teacher.
Sarah Christmas "a well known colored
school teacher, died at her resi- 1ence,
No. $40 w. Eighth street, on the 10Th
int, after lingering illness of consump
ton She had been teaching school for
the past twelve years at various places
in this State and Maryland.
Census Supervisor.
The President has completed the list
of Census Supervisors and sent them to
the Senate for confirmation. Professor
Joseph Samson is the Supervisor named
for Chester, Delaware and Lancaster
counties. The question naturally arises
who is Prof. Samson ?-Chester Times
improvement.
The front of the three story brick
dwelling No 305 r Fourth street, IL be-
ing torn out, and will be replaced by q
fine store front. The store when COM
Melted will be occupied by j ohm ID. M ore
land. who will remove from his present
Location, n. W. Corner Of Fourth aud
Poplar streets.
Merit Term of Court.
The next term of court for this coun-
tv will convene at New Castle, on Mon.
iay, Febru iry 2nd. As there is but very
little ousi ness, It is thouP ht that the ses.
sion will DO short one. Witnesses are
already being summoned.
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COnttnq UD In Force.

Applicants ior positions as canvassers
and enuInerators are still owdlug upon
Ex- NJ ayor Whiteley, who has been ap'
pointed Census Supervisor for Delaware
One man who applied this morning, was
informed that it required person of
some clerical ability to do the work. 81
can take a clerk around with me-" No
appointments will be made for several
weeks yet.
NO LICENSE REQUIRED.
An agent called on City CLERK Frazer,
this morning, and inquired If a person
canvassing for subscri bers to a newspa-
per was required to take out a license.
Being informed that no license was me-
cessary for such business he retired
very much pleased.
Mud Heather.
Yesterday afternoon the weather was
exceedingly mild for this season of the
year, the thermometer registering 90 de-
grees in the open air. During the even
ing genuine summer gust passed over
the city, accompanied by some very per-
ceptible flashes of lightning.
still Moving Up Their ClGinss.
A meeting of the Springer heirs was
held in st. LOUIS, Mo, yesterday, with
view to taking action on the alleged
claim of the heirs on Wilmington. The
proceedings were not made public.
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to-day. N 10 III 'o"n
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MORROW. Major Commandiny
A Theft i'm the Country.

John Temple was held in the sum of
$500 for Court, by Mayor Almond, last
night, on the charge of larceny. Charles
Nlnters, COL, of Corner Kitch, Mill
Greek Hundred, was the prosecuting
witness, and told this story: On last
Sunday afternoon Temple came to his
house and said he was a clock maker
from Wilmington. He was told where
he could get some work, and departed,
That night the house was broken into
and pair Of pants, a penknife, clock,
a pocket-book containing 35 cents aud
other articles were stolen. The next day
Temple tried to sell some of the articles
to Newport negro.
Complaint was lodged at the police sta
tion yesterday, and in the evening Chief
OF Police Maxwell arrested Temple on
the street. The ''proof positive" was
against him and he was held for Co art,
as stated.
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The Steamer "Felto,,.v -

The steamer s. M. Fetton will soon be
taken from French street wharf, where
she has been lying since her trips be-
tween this city and Philadelphia ceased,
to the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.'S
yard, where she will undergo extensive
repairs. The old boilers will be removed
and replaced by larger and more i'm
proved ones. 1t is also reported that the
entire wood work VIII be replaced by
new. 1t IS also proposed to increase her
speed very considerably.
, 1880-11-20

The ttiL Of A. J. Thduias for murler is
now gong On, aad In order to refresh the
minds OF our citizens We wrll give synopsis
OF events that led 20 the arrest of Thomas
and Wife for the foulest crime ON the c1imi.
nal calender: In March last there arrived in
tins city two couple who registered at tbe
columbia House a A j. Thomas and :. II.
Brumfeld and wife they left this city for
the purpose of hunting land in the upper
country. The first night out they sso,,p--l
at the house Of Z. C. Ross en- the Tou,:IIc, !;
when next heard Of there were but three peo-
pie IN the party, two women anil one man.
They then returned to this city, bought ,
team and again started north when SEEN in
the vicinity Of Colrille the women were ear
ing
PINK srS soSSErS.
Only two returned one woman and one
man, who were identified as A. j. Thom.,
and wife Mamie. They were known To hay.
caInped IN the vicinity Of Big Lake on the
n,sht oi the murder Of the woman known a.
Mrs. Brumheld. When they returned
they hsd SAID the woman stopped a,
Colfsx aud Brumficld left them ta hunt land
Brumhrid was known To have 81 ,UD II reg.
is.ered bonds, 5000 in legal tender. aud
$500 IN drafts on Kansas city bank. They
were traced 20 Wallula and to 'Fri.co where
they registered at the International Hotel As
5. W. Brumtieid and wife. While in that
city they tried TO sell the bonds a. the SAFE.
DEPOSIT company failing in this they took
an emigrant train for kansls city. where
they were arrested while trying T. rr.,ut:a;e
the
HLGoa SrhINkD GuSn>
At the bank of ksrs,,s city. Fc,m ,h.r-
th'y uerc bruu .ht safely T., tins :I;v h. john
e. Justice, our present worthy ci'v nlrshu.
who had tr cks Il them fr..in thu ei.y wish
the vigilance oi I ,.euth instn.i, s,i yG.e.I
rrry Important nsoriastIUu AMI e,ri-rv-
which i'll he br"I ght up liz court In March
lat shortly If Tnonr.i, chained that
BruInii-li had cf' the party to hunF up land
he (Brumtieidi uas fouy.i rn the TnacLet
creek IN the vicinity Of frJ' johns. s,nir Is
miles from the city with bullet h..le over
the left ear, evi6eiily delivered frn,n behind.
stripped naketi. his beard and hrir cut AMI
chipped as thoulh done with dull knife.
The bo'iy was brought to this CITY, photo
sraphed and bur;el, but no clue could IL,
found Of the one hn perpetra,cd the foul
deed. Shortly after this woman. about 22
years old, frely formed with small hands
and feet, splo, did teeth, black hair, high
forehead. about ) feet high, with the follow
Ins brand on arm IN ln.iIan ink:
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Corxcn Cn.urrx. No. ls Is

COUNCIL CHAxBxx, No. l6, iSso.
Regular nsstins. Present-MAyos AcAsl.
u CssseilnAA Chase, jacobs. kohlhAnG,
&s3eA Ankeny and Doveli. Abscst-Cs~n.
claxn Thomas.
Minute. II last meeting tesi and sduptsd:
Repnrt Of Finance committee in regard 10
iills adopted and warrants ordered drawn
Application OF VIM. Leslie granted uPnn
hi. tilin, bond.
fe,ilun Of =. Stine referrei to city a,tos-
ney.
Report oi e.n rit.ee IN pcoposed strert
aiapt,d-
Repurt OF committee on Fire 4 Water laid
on table.
Ee,er. Of City Marshal and Police J.st,ce
rrsd anil r-ierrrd TO Finance committee.
Petition from ladies and gentlemen for
cross " Alks referred TO committee IN streets
with power 20 act.
Petition to number referred to attorney,
surveyor, Messr.. Dovell and Welch-
Petition Of clerk referred o. Finance CON-
mit,ee-
Petition TO grade Catherine street refarreIl
n city tOrncy and street committee.
Ordinance No. - referred to committee,
Chase, Aakebey and Jacobs, to NIL blanks
AMI report.
Bills Of W. T. Horton ordered paid and
Finance conmittee authorized 10 nerotiai
luan 70 pay the same.
Clerk instructed t, get petition for grade
and grazing of Main street.
Mr.. kohihauf authorized to purchase d,
cord. uf wood for city.
tity attorney. surveyor and street CON-
mittcc to repurt as 10 NEST acceptable meth
cd fer estsbIIs hing grades, etc.
ST., et ,,oi.iuiirtee al horned t. have lulk
hcsd reIs;.iIe.i.
Apr!ie.ii... @" i..r,h.,, ian.fs reiofrc,i 10
eossir..tte. on nre .,rd Mater.
Matter II lisat,'.s cIty with Sts IeirIrei
t. c.,n.ilitf1r, consisting ur C.IIsr ant An-
keny.
JNu,i,.ilIe,. IN water ami sruc.a,.v c''s.sasi-
ias of p.,-li, W-leA AMI koi.ii.ud.
lie iiLi~ ii.s resolution WAS passed.:
RssScui, That the Surveyor he aud Is h-r.by
directed T., run ia. lili.ts Baxter strict and
l,.cat- .ani- by suitable mark. ar bivnun..uts,
and rrIsTt tnereui st at Regular meeting,
shcwins all ncp,,ciinen:s. If any, uIss Ihv
said street.
Matter oi Ci,a-. Hr, sells clam REFERRED to
city attorney.
Ou motion cnuncii adjUurn-l.
JoHN l. SHAErSrEIN, Clty tlUrk.
, 1880-11-20
A Coed Chaoeo.

THE WELL KNOWN AND P0PULA1
Palace Hotel, Restaurant and hak:0 -
Da,tcu, At present dung . paying osk
A fne opportunity fog . hoes N..s-s o. Es
man everything complete safasss - -
-. 10 -, ~ o{ The nee KnilEued -
xddrs,. a snquise On the p<enises q
d39Hv46H u. -
, 1880-11-20

A CRUEL BL0w.-Anether cruel blow has
been struck at Walla Walls. 4 worlds
baby show ]. to be held In B.stsn this winter,
at which one of the points TO he considered
IN awarding prizrs will Ire the smallncs Of
feet.
, 1880-11-20
Z g. L IL ID.

To all who are suffering from, the errors and
in.liscrrti,ns 81 youth, nervous weakness. ear
" decay, loss of manhood, ETC.. will send =
rrciI~ that will cure yon, FREE OF CHARGE
This yr.s. remedy was discovered by q mis-
.ionAry in South America. Send selt,ad
dressed envelope to the REV: JOSEPH T.
INMAN. S..ti"n u, New York City. III
, 1880-11-20
For Sale.

At Tr;n~n.' Cabin On Government Noun
tain, IL mile. from Walia Walla 70, 900 Shakes
in good condition.. Will lie sold cheap f.r ea>h.
I'm W. }. II. DERRY.
, 1880-11-20

A SEyrEE AcyIpE>T.-Mr. o. e. Wood.
postmaster at Iassin, Spokane county. me;
with 4 severe accident on Sunday last
while driving a six-horse team down the
mountain road, about two miles north OF Pa
Inusc Ferry. His leaders. seeing the carcass
of a horse on the road, made complete
curv-. oyerturnins wagon. Mr.. Wood and
companion. II was some time before Mr..
Wool couid recover sufficiently to sfani up
and with great difficulty reached tins el5y
and received surgical treatment. h'' ,'s"t
eve !. IN a dangerous condition, one si'ie al
his he'd bcin- I,aralyzed. The nesli.
g.uc. of the party who left the body Of
the horse in the road is reprehensihle 1t
was in .nch a position that teams "n the
down grade were not aware Of 1t "nii' r'shi
over IL
, 1880-11-20
es0 REWARD.

CsrOLEN ON TUESDAY NIGHT, OC-
y toler IL, 1880. OyE BAY HORs. jean
Old, branded 7. s." on the left hip had
halter On at the time he was taken tuo hiad
feet little white and has sore On Ais nesk
and . small star on the forehead The ahovs ~
vard viii be paid to any oae briDgias tie ssi-
vl-ns PETER KASSEL.