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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02
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OF the VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
l. ond Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the Counties of Clarke and Skamana
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02

10 Thomas George Davidson and George W.
Dent, Defendants:
In the Name OF the United States of Amer
lea, you and each Of you are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against YOU by
the above named Plaintiff in the District Court
of the Second judicial District Of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms at Van
couver, i'll Clarke county for the counties of
Clarke and skamania, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, Ga copy of which ac-
companies this summons,) within twenty
days exclusive of the day of servicc) after
the service on you of this summons, if served
within this county; or, il served ont Of this
county, hut within the Second Judicial Dis
trict, within thirty days; or, if served in any
other judicial District in this Territory, forty
days; or, if served by publication, then within
sixty days after the date of this summons, or
judgment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the
sum OF one hundred and siXty-siX dollars and
fifty cents due from defendants to plaintiff for
work and labor performed for defendants by
plaintiff at defendants request from the 18th
day of March, 1880 to the 3lst day of May,
1880, ut Skamania county, Washington Terri
tory, and for the foreclosure of II certain lien
for said amount held by plaintiff upon GER
tain saw mill and saw mill buildings, machin-
cry, tracks and tramways belonging to and
being part of said saw-mil, situated upon
lot |, in section b, township 3 north of range
east, Willamette meridian, which lien was
on the 9th day of June, 1850, filed for record
with the Auditor of said Skamania county:
and further to recover all costs of this action
and you are hereby notified that if you fail 10
appear and answer said complaint us above
required. the Plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief prayed for i'll his complaint
herein.
Witness, JOHN p. HOY1 Esq, Judge of
the said District Court, and the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02
! MUST Pay my Debts!

But how can do ii unless those who owe
me pay: | must have money; and have put
all Of my claims in the hands of Joseph NJ
Fletcher for collection, and he is authorized
to receipt for me.
May Il, 81. c. RICHARD STEGERT.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02
Andrew Linton
VS..

Thomas George Da-
wilson and George
W. Dent, partners do.
ing business under
the firm name and
style of Davidson "
Dent.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02

Action brought in the
District Court of the
Second judicial Dist
rict of the Territory of
Washin gton, holding
terms ut Vancouver
for the Counties of
Clarke and Skamania.
Complaint filed in the
County Of Clarke, in
the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court,
the 18th day Of August,
4. ID. 1880.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
l. ond judicial District Of the Territory of
Washington. holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties OF Clarke and Skamania.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-02

ActiOn Drought IN the
District Court of the
Second Judicial Dist
riot of the Territory Of
Washington, holding
terms ut Vancouver,
for the counties Of
: Clarke and Skamania.
Complaint filed in the
county Of Clarke, in
the Office of the rlerk
of said District Court,
the I'D day Of August,
A. ID. 1880.
, 1880-03-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.
L. inRton-st. " -

FOR sALE-BF E. g. DREYER CO. s. WASH
,,.- North SIDE PROPERTY
2sfory EASEMENT SrteE. oho nfaa neaf r e. saie a
III s1eroom brick houses Huron near Dearborn 200
s,oryy snd snd bssemsn. honss Dsareorn-ex @
I 2-ssory stone 'front.' La Sale near Schiller, &75Q
:sSsz ssa naisnent business corner on Chicago
SSe!4sf Gill sad oaio-st.. ons,nss. block. s2sm4
s9za d dFeStaaaav opposite watel Ws!ks, SIS foot,
sSS4S s$S
1L1 II i. a 5,stoFJ building on Alchsaas7.
! 2-story. and basement, Indiana-ay. near Twenty
T.s Si3ss .da ;ats sas6
ysSE = s!Rs Ta tsr...o,
and basement brick buildings. Make m o6eT.
sss: east of
Sssss saa s@d dfFsos c os cheap
Tor sALE-A.!o JACKSON N-sT.-DEsIRABLE
55iek house xtth Pr r. snd K on parof noeE.
$.;N-Aarb1e-f e-front {same particulars and neiRhbor-
Observation-Disclosures tsame pnrticu-
sd,D- -Monroe-st. near Ashland av--s-story stone-.
ts,5oo-warren-Av.-2-stor7 and basement brick and
:sM9- :sM9 -warren,nv:-same house. two lon.
fdaas @ Gsi and t en' worm 'De money
r
*s.Mp-sanle. vi:h double lot .--
$5nN-Aonroe-st-,d dintng-rooul. parlor library and
kitchen on rst aoor furnace eas-f1tures: double
studded Partition walls brick cellar partition wallis
5ls.GN-Michtgan-Av., hne brick, large corner lot
sa5o-" "abssh-aT~ 2~story and basement nav; large
am-.Psaine-av, stories, good lot; very destra-
ss,on-Prairie-av., e-story and basement
men: Eli haEf ;s;zS Wssz,nssn: sas e:se
EoR -asToSE- FRONT DWELLINGS, EAST
500 each Vii s ons oe M E 5ens
cannot hnild the for less than @ each to-day;
vi! make terms eas5 onethrd cash. balance Jeafs
stone front on Westinghouse. west of Pazk, s7an
ner R5ha ana 1assTsnt On Park-aT
:cs5oy y oFtck on Park-av., near Hoyne. lot aau2a
2-stou and basement brick. s11oa on Pa1k-av, near
''' and rs West ''e*'en:s! SrPS re '9e S#fsf @ sass
Washington and Halsted-sta.
For sALE-Br JAMES l. GILBERT, ~ DEAR
Tho northeast OF South Park-av. and Thirty
s feet on Indlnna-ay., north Of Thirty-afth-st
50 feet on Mtchiean-a7, south Of Thirty -ffth -st.
:, 81 fsss sss, on On 9nsasto-st, near Cas-
100 feet on Wabaah-nv.. near Fifry-stxth-st
feet pratrieav, near Etghteenth-st; bargain.
S5a 9a Hu5har r.l-,L, cheap
Housss ioi. and in different parts Of the city.
Hyde Park, Lake, and Cicero. |
oRa sALs : qk q FEET on EsT y MADI i
,;sxsS f.; En- Sa West Asa''on-s east of Wood, i'm
s fest : Sn West Madison, west of westsrn-av- va
S fse ing9SSed on West had'sonst. east of Cali
DxIM feet on Madison st.. nenr Halsted with the
est building IN city on same; Will rent for s2 800 the
GRIFFIN l. DWIGHT,
v ashlnGt0n and 6al9ted-st9
, 1880-03-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

|
Tor -sAI.E-BY J. H KEELER. les CIARK-sEI AILs ST.
Gsy S7i + - 49,. .,.na <.on, hans. Ct I'm
.S$s SSs@s:s near 1's''aaaS, ,ns stone front house
Fot sslff
I;s:s..eps;;ss, near we'tern-av- t"o-''oFy house
south Of !; Msaison-st n% nne stone front
JAckson-s5. near Gent1e-ar, swo-stosy house. etsh
Monroe-st.. near Jefferson Park two-stofy house
xt5h t. brick basement thirteen rooms ano large lot
Wansn11y; en- H.; nsa5 m pnion Park hne stone front
large lot u.,...t-.. ami r.,
nsns bllsf sioIs; = : bargain:
brick STORE and lot, s6Mo:
West Andtson-st~. finely improved business prop
SliIwnnkee-av. pear Morsan-ss. store s1d lot 5000
WashiMns,sn-st, M corner Oakley. ootsase and barn,
and lot 91Ea- la,
sss9 mouse ''ss
hci hoaEs SD5ner nnd o Or ana
ReaIsofn:sy ane houses s: s$5gs9 s9' *lsotl
Sos s1,s3 hoass saa 'Gs
rooms. 1nss chcso-'s thFee-s'oF7 oEc< neo'e' n1teeh
dndlana-st, story brick house; near Statn,s
esesp sas15a-as t"o-''0f' BRICK store anu d"e'hns;
s1ihs, cneap .-.
1nalann.as- an t"o-stoT5 aau oase"el' s'one Aon'
oSvst, WSs.r r1sAr .~.,., oo,a ~,o,a ,-or4 hor...
sese Eooa stohe ifonI nouses -.
Ne1non-aT-. near In1rtS-n1tn-st-' cottase ana LOT
~ 49,, IL. ,o,a.,a ,a.. n,,,.+~-r,,.,..
DEc4sa- 9onle sAtn HeaL -nanl1-st t"oetofy
n9GsG ana ot @1a ana naIn: sS ,o~.,o,x
s4Hcnlsan-av. neaf 1nIty-eese1tan-at-. tno-stGry
Aq n1semGnt seone ont HOUSE,. ano oaf' auo iot
III l;SuU; easy a tesFs 1, t,.
MculEnn.sas. lsad E1Ru1eentH-st-, 0ae etone Iont
MOUSE 9,: ana DARN <ao.NM
uEcs huua R9usGs s-ss@o ~ e
u MaGt5itsos- Lea[ ~ 1ns tWo.stoIJ
aaa of1cA nousc, "Ha oa1H 7Ao Ao1. III our
k1nI!t: ,<.. =. ..-. ~ <,....-. r-ss. -. .
fofs} -11en-s@' Tes.o " NotLa9e nGe COZ
g ~, 'A 1ooos III sooo osoe1' aaa 'o' -S ooi5
*t.UNs 49,, ..r..,.. .... ,r.,.., ........-
,,a7e hoyre nna y; mes "eoasnas~ t"ossofs
4tn.ue nouiG na'o ~ G.,i.,., .,,.,.
~ 1a1 nrd neas M fa ~ n rtaus
$500 w. WILL AA8Ao u s"oo A1&to'5 VI "eAne'
- I.f,aar-.. .o.. ..no..h =. .o....,
,h ~ ~ - 1s!yS1 - 4.t
, 1880-03-14

LOR sALE-.10-A ACRE FARM-THERE Is N0 E1
20 enter into details about this farm: It Is 0ne ~
the best improved and best farms In Illinois; opTf
miles south Of Elgtn, Kane County; 20 miles Inn
better firm In this State. - ~
fldN-l62-aere farm miles from sedzw1ck Deez.u,
COUNTY H.; 1D acres under p}ow; lAj under fenre:
bearing orchard. lasting rateE. and f.i nudfnss Va
farm TINT Is No land. and in one Of the besf arminS
Countries ln the West this Is il You cannot buY T
land for this price. A"A
<1~Ml-ld-acre farm IN Woodbury. County, Iowa:
@ @gooq house q rooms barns orchards. 100 scres u.
159 acres-This Is magnificent farm; SIS pe7 aera.
Just mile from Chilucorhe, Peoria County n; nice1
improved ~ ~~'
ES per acre-eW-acre farm In VIII County, I1linoas.
miles from depots; house, 10 rooms, ns1-cas9 ors
ao head OF shorr-horn cattle; every kind Of tam I'M
plemenfs; nay, corn. etc Possession At ouce. f1Gn
down. ~
, 1880-03-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Foe sALE-noCsEs AND LOTS BRICK HousE
H., easI 81 1rnn5 o2 Miehissn-ay between T*entT
Eletant brick residence On 1ndiana-av. near Tren-
11la Nichi:an-av.-Good frame house, with lot s1x
Brick house rra,r1e-ay-. near 1wenty~seeond-st
Tvo bries houses and lots on Johnson-place. near
Thirty -seventh-st- 100 each; have sold tUo this
il I7Har1non-coust-Frame. Is sooms-
Several stoue-tro houses on Wabush-ny.. near
TEenteth-st; also good frame 6foos loh same 10
ssh sa5,e9 y %os,. and
Nashlngton-sta.
es sst~aea .ne
seyeraI brick houses, with 5o-footlots, On Bowen
R5isS hsa:s eaa lot Foross-av~ Thirty
Ss2essI s9si Roases .ssss u fsv near THIRTY,
:is Ssuih Green. se'asa: i!sne: e:'stj sj@ S
sad tsn IS La Il belongs
xsSpi ~ Ss Msst Us r. - brick house;
e, No; -; r. South r"Fk-ar-Fra.ne; lot sl1115 feet
r. f. @ cheap
9os;S; 70 Is e. IL
Fo!k EAI.E-cOTTAGEs And LoTs-FINE coT-
seash fsaia,:s 3Ss! fei. ss., nn ~ ~, ~
sfs s2ee e 90
Twenty y-ntnth-st-. $l1H.
NJ LIS IrntEe-av-, good cot1age and large lot tm
a Annmber OF cottages and lots on South Dearborn
snd hut,ertelG,s,s. N {, y 4 various prices n-,-
ty-ntnth-e AMt
Cottage snd lots corner H11.tson-st and Union
place. 2en.
Cottage and n-foor lot on Walnut-st, near Hoyae.
&.An
S''"se .d ii SHJMH S9 Hs Isl hyaass.
F,oK sALE-sIicalSAS-Av; e LoTSIs TEET,
oFeF.
100 feet east front, between Thirty fourth and
Thirty-nfth-6ts-
100 feet, noTtheast corner OF Forty-seventh-st
G9 feet west fyont (an Grore), between sixty-dr1t
and Sixty-*econd-sIs-
81 feet, from. al grore), In aatne block. Also,
IS feer. west 'front.' WabaSh-ay. ta grove) In Same
block .--..-
, 1880-03-14

TOR sAJ.E-By a. C. MORET. Is CLARK-sT.:
~ l. 3nisa !ackson,; near Latin cheap; a1rs cor
Adaus-st: md Hamllton-av.; SKIS, corner Jack
son-st and Haml!ton.av.: 1mxH5, corner Van
MIl$ $11S Hsrr.on.st nea. Ashland-av south front:
Adams, a51i.5; u feet Monroe-st. near Wood; %
feet, LaAe-st. near sheldon Is per foot; - feet,
ahErteon-St. Nobey, $40; 25 feet; PAuliuA-st.
near Harf{spp, 5LlIlsi 4, SD -
, 1880-03-14

Tor SAl.E-CHOlCE AND CHEAP HOUSES.
l. Ashland aT, near Adams stone front; 1900
Adams.st. tine octaEon-tront brick house In very
6ne locality; only *tln.
Adans-st-, elegant stone-ffuut near Lincoln; this
Is unusually pleasant: fatn
Adams-st. nice corner brick house. only $1,000
.Adauas-sk. octason brick aad stone front houses;
the cheapest ana best in the market, for Sa0W each
Adams-sL, choice locality; 50 feet corner; two good
houses brick easements. $500
Congress St. teruer Leonis elegant stone-front-
Jacksor-st, 2-storx and base brick house; very
desirable location; only $3.50.
1nckson-st, 1-Story frnUue, near Locu1fs, $1tam
MonroesI, near Ashland-Ay elegant brick, lot 17I
1s5; large brick barn: this Is choice; sun
ConSress-.t-, nice cottage. only 500.
II. A. OSBORN, 1c5 La Sne-st, Room l.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-05
Dissolution of Co.? Partner
ship.

ysNHE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned has
been dissolved. Mr. Uren will collect all
bills due the firm, and settle all its indebted
meas.
KIGER & UREN.
Silver City, New, Feb. 2, 1880.
James K'ger and John Uren Will continue
the business OF b.acksUithing, general iron
work ana wagon-nlnking, ut the cid stand.
each tor bimself, Mr.. kiger doing the wood
work, and Mir. Uren tie irOp work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-06-05
MUS ! ANG

ovcrthe solitary plains, to the mcrchnnt
prince, and the Noodcuttcr who splits
his fo1t with the axe.
1t cures rheumatism when MI other
ar This Mon,i5 Iaai 5saAa.T
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1880-12-02
A BALLROOM lDYL.
by WILLIAM II. MAYS.

bi William IL Ah1Ss
She dropped this rosebud half an hour ago.
While gliding through that witching
waltz of Strauss;
saved IL from destruction dire below
The ponderOus feet of Phillips and his
spouse.
Tell me, sweet rose, before your peia's
Docs my love know love her best of all ?
Another waltz. And as feared, again
That chattering noodle Briggs her visa.
Wis.
He's rich, though rather pdsse, and it's
plain
lie loves her-thdt the very blind could
see.
How graciously she listens to his drawl!
All, can she know love her best OF all ?
never told herihow her winsome face
Comes to my thoughts, unbid, the whole
day through
never asked her il there is a place
In her young heart where | am remcm-
bered, too.
Yet watching her lean against the wall
And tell my soul love her best of ALL
Now halts the music for little space,
And, seated, see, she gathers daintily
Her gowns gay folds aside, TO make n
place
A place for Briggs-By JOve, she beck,
ons me!
Ny queen | come! Now, let what may
befall,
know she knows love her best of all.
The soft, still dawn steals up in the white.
ming sky;
The lights are out the music dumb and
dead.
Beneath the stars together, she and |,
An hour ago-what was It that we said :
Strange gladncss thrills my heart as | re-
call
Tier whispered words: 81 love you best oil
o1l
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liN.iE l'lS',''IeS ol war or lesl,ne'l'aI ,
eiepIlahlS IA l,iu!a gong resula.ly' u1f
''.u' u'y, oi ''e'' own s "ooolu' onna1 w. n.',
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and instead of paving taxes he draws

and insteod of novinr tayes he draws
interest One man supnorts the 6therl
Tenth-We donounce rs most dan
gerons the efforts everywhere mani
Fast to restrict the richt Of SUFFRAGE
The ballot should he universal. let
men and not money do the voting
Fleventh-We are onnosed TO an in
oroneo of tbo standing army in time of
ne,ce and the insidious scheme to as
t,hlich nm onormons military mower
mnder tbe g,,ise of militia Laws
The nponle Of This country nre cana
hIe of resisting nil invading foes and
can ouell any civil conflict. Keen the
standing army as small as possible,
Twelfth-We demand absolute DEM
ocralic rules for the government of
congress, placing all representatives of
the pcople upon an eaual footing. and
taking awav from committees a veto
greater than that of the president.
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we t.t'.. ueillu''o '''i' oi' 'o'''o'''' Vi '"e
'o,rS';.t''o,', ~, ;'.,nll'Ii, w, ,..,,, ..o,...
h IN sr',l.,'-n r .' w Ioa'i,,n' M ., So'eiii
iile''I n vi 'l'c I'eol'le' ~ ''l1 People' anu
,o,t oo "I I PtTI, tTp Lonh%oiIo, ,nd S,,. t,o
honJhol,Ier and we deno,mce every at.
temnt to stir nm sectional strife rs an
effort 10 conceal fine monstrous crimes
AGAINST the neonle
Thn old narties have stroddled everv
Iivino issne for fifteen Years and de-.
reivpI the nponle Inv wraHgIing over =
matter fhat was settled at Annomntloy
Tho now Marty would encoge tho nation
in = more nrofitnhIe discussion
ron,4oonth IN trrtho,,noo % ,hoso
m .e',, @ tha o'tio, I'M vi ,,'eIu I,
Sn"o s, ,on Mo "'N ,, o,,o VII,".,om w. h'," y, "'
roi M nith r" inIi,id,a,s , ,a" ,u Nv T""n
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"Crooked" Champagne.

A chemist within the London posta
district, says an English paper, ha,
recently been. purchasing low French
wine or sherry, with which the market
at present is glutted The operator
places it in bottles of the orthodox
shape, and submits it to the action Of
a soda-water machine, by which it is
copiously charged with carbonic acid
giving it the required degree of etIer-
vescence, which of course disappears
soon after the bottle is opened. A tin,
foil capsule and an attractive Label art
then added, which render this exhilalr
ating beverage fit for the market, where
TO our knowledge, it has been sold, and
is now on offer. ....
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Bogus Butter.

Chicago Times Nov. II, 20 '..
The fact was developed on yesterday
that large quantities of a material
which is called butter, and sold as such
on the market, is really made of lard by
a peculiar process known only to few.
One establishment in the city has been
doing prosperous business for more
than year, and has a trade so extern
sive that shipments are made to Eng
land. A representative Of the Times
was shown through the place, and there
was no effort at concealment made; the
manufacturer is frank about it, and
says the compounds no more injurious
than pork. A large number of restau-
rants are said to be using it as butter,
and the report is that other manufacto-
ries are to be opened shortly.
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Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tiresome sensations, caus-
ing you to feel scarcely able TO be on your
feet; that constant drain that is taking
from your system all It's elasticity driving
the bloom from your cheeks that contin-
ual strain upon your vital forces, rendering
you irritable and fretful, can easily be re-
moved by the use of that marvellous RENE
dy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and OBJ.
ructions Of your system are relieved al
once,while the other special cause ofperlod.
ical pain is permanently removed. Will
you heed this ?--Ctncinnatt Saturday
Eiuftt,