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To Ill who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrrtions Of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, etc. l will send
recipe that will cure you, FRrE OF CHANGE
This great remedy vas discovered BY . mis-
dressed Envelope 70 the REV: JOSEPH I.
INNAN. Station D, New York City. III
, 1880-11-13

One Of the celebrated Walla Walls hand
made four horse buckskin lashes will be sent
by mail or express to any address on receipt Of
81 50. Address ]. Nunan, Whip Factory,
Main Street, opposite the new Court House
(w43 1ml
, 1880-11-13

GEN. TAxxArr.--This gentleman arrived
in the city on Tuesday nights train. and
therefore the people our section Of country
may soon again expect to hear Of some new
enterprise every other If his visits have
been the fa6ernnper of some new develop
mens Of the RESOURCES Of the country and We
have good reaAons for thinking that the pres
ent visit will te NO exception to the rule.
1t is only very recently that his visits to
Seattle resulted in the purchase Of the Walla
Walla L Seattle railroad SINCE then he has
bsen to San Francisco and has made arrange
ments for largely increasing the output Of
coal at the end Of the line at Newcastle !;
ovef 80 cara have been ordered and there
-uill be no end to the Improvements which
will soon be the order Of the day over on the
Sound The General represents set OF lire
men who belong exclusively to the 18th CEN
tury, and nothing they do will surprise US in
the least Very few of our citizens believed
n, when we said that the Walla Waila x
Seattle railroad was going to change hands,
ARD even now they scarcely know what to
make of it all. But the fact remains thai
20, INIT is not here for the fun oil the
tb;aa and thu. IS every probability that
'niHg' anu hei. ed on this end Of
WORK Will sooi- oe CONNER 6 this
the line toward Seattle. The people W..
upper esuntfy have aited and dreamed 50
long for dire:t line to tide water that they
have lost all faith liz seeing their dreams ever
realized. The company nov represented are
possessed II mriiiions Of capi'al. and the
binding Of little piece Of road like that
from here tn Seattle is a mere nothing to
them. Let us encourage it by every means
in our power.
, 1880-11-13

BoGus CHARLIE DEAp.-Wmle IN la
Grande, says the Mountain .S,"fi"et, on last
Sunday We paid our respect. to the dead
body Of the notorious outlaw, Bogus Charley
He had came from Fort Leavenworth. Kan
sas. and was en- route to Lewiston, Idaho,
where his sister resides, but being in con-
.umptive state of health the trip had proven
too much for him and he 'layed over at la
Grande. Bogus Charley was an accomPllce
of captain Jack in the Modoc War and as
sisted in the killing Of Gen. Candy. IT'S
form hoe the appearance Of delicacy even
when in good health, aud W. would Judge
that hi, remarkable traits Of character were
few. His body along with hi, few worldly
effects we're deposited IN the La Grande Gem
etry on Sunday, and although another spirit
had departed TIN, life, no friends were pres
ent to a.ourn its departure
, 1880-11-13

SEA GrLLs.-There were nsvar 30 many
sea eulls in the Columbia and Willanette
rivers rs are now to be seen skimming the
surface of the water. Old seamen nay that
this inland migration Of the gulls indicate an
unusually severe winter and great storm At
, 1880-11-13

REyynSEp.-Mr r. h. Evans. the blind
man, has returned to this city and Is selling
s,une little articles which are necessary to
every one, and in purchasing you help de-
serving man, who has met with series OF
uisfortunes. .r.. .-...sf
, 1880-11-13

PLANS ArErTED.-The trustees OF the
Sailors Home. Portland, held meeting Sat
urday evening last and accepted the plans OF
M. J. Sherwin, architect. The buildine
c.mpiete viii cost $40, 600. and viii BE- -stn-
ate,l ON the corne- of Third and ID streets.
, 1880-11-13

WILL BE REMOvED.-The stone crossing
At the corner OF Third and Main streets viii
be removed by street commissioner Brooks
II soon as the weather permits. The walk
xas failure on account of the stone being
in too small pieces.
, 1880-11-13

SHOOTING Arr.IE.-Prrates COssrore and
Dexter Of III" COMPANY, lst cavalry, were
placed under guard son.e time ago tor insue-
ordination, but while working on the reser.
walton Wednesday thry elaned the vigilance
of the guards and escaped. 4 corPoral'
guard was sent after Dexter and Cosgrove,
and sighting them in the rear OF Pane Bros.
building, commanded them to halt. The de-
ser,ers, instead of obeyinc, dashed down the
alley, bu. Dexter .tnppcd when one OF the
enar,Is sent bullet IN elise proximity to bi,
head. Cosgrove was still lingering around
the CITY at last accounts.
, 1880-11-13

No Lcss.--We lea:n from Messrs. Chap.
man Boyer sha. the Home Mutual, for
which they are agents here, met with no loss
In the recent large fire in Ensehe City:
, 1880-11-13

UHE EcOPARTNHRSHiP or !LklcSemi-
eoeaeot. Hsiock & Son wil .esataMe,da pr
bueinW "a auume IL the ishlitio 4 JudenR
coupany. md N debts due the senPny ssmed an
P'''''' '" SLALOcK son I G.
WAua WallA Nov. s lS0 91tl0.04
, 1880-11-13

ArTEsr1sS. We direct the attention of
our able police force to the fact that a woman
in m1la's clothing. ~
, 1880-11-13

AHuMAyE ADvEgTIsEMEST-- Uncle
Tom's ~zf. ;" IN to-day's issue. 1t is for the
e,pecisl benefit of those men who tie their
poor horses to trees ard posts and leave them
there TO suffer
, 1880-11-13

FALSE REPoRr--The report has gained
wing that the alleged murderers will not be
tried this term of court Mr.. Cation informs
n that there is no truth ia the report; that
when they are indicted he Il willing to have
them tried.
, 1880-11-13

Robert M JaIy. of Underwood Hall, New
Market, Eng, pays the following glowing
complimen. 10 Mr. Thomas Berry, now Of the
Lion Brcxery." which we Gull from a Letter
..H. X. H. The Prince Of Wales when lunch
ing with me last year. said it Vas the best beer
he ever tasted This speaks veil for NJ.
Berry's ability - . brewer. dlfvS-u
, 1880-11-13

SwufCIDER. Saturday evening Mr.. Har-
vey Mcguire, one of the Old subscribers OF
the SrArEsaAS, made the hearts of the en-
ployes Of this Office Joyous over some deli
eious cider. We still smack our lips over
the Remembrance. '.'-
, 1880-11-13
Dr.. lingo Rosas.


.sHe quietly packed hi blankets in the dead
hour OF night and steaithily stole away.
The Bedrock Dsmocruf devotes long
space to DIR. Roza., who last spring left sew
eral of our citizens 10 mourn his departure.
The Democrat has only itself to thank ii ITS
readers have been swIniled by this blk.
He was published IN card IL the STATES,
MAN, and a copy sent to them, but instead
of doing its duty to the public by warning
them the Dsmocr0 gave him good notice
and the result is that several enraged credl-
tors are now hunting him His alleged wife
was sent off few days previons to his own
departure and was seen in Pendlrton IN roufe
TO Portland. Many Of our citizens like those
of other towns appear to enjoy being taken
in by these plausible frauds, aud IN conse'
ouence they are not only losers financially
but they get so disguised that aiterward
their charitable incina:ions are shut down
~. and many really deserving people lose
ur~-. =" would o!hergise ontdin '"
chance t-~y re by having assist
maze good start M
ance rendered them
, 1880-11-13

y,Sisnen. .-Nthing has been he,,i =.
the members Of r." company Who esc.nsa
from the gasrd 'ouse and deserted,
, 1880-11-13

LICENCES. treasurer Holmes is now
collecting the liersces from the saloons. The
money is flowing Ia in a manner that shows
that the liquor. men are prospering. -.
, 1880-11-13

WHAT They LIVE FoR.-lt Is SAID by
we'll known Illinois educator that "the aver
are Western farmer tolls hard, early and
late, often depriving himself OF needed rest
AMI ,Ieep-for whats To raise corn FOR
what, To feed hogs. For what. To eet
money with which which to buy more land
For what. To raise more corn For what
10 iced more hogs. For what To buy more
Land. And what does he want with more
land, Why, he wishes IN raise more c1rn-
TO feed more hogs-to buy more iand,to
r.;se NOR. corn-to feed more hogs-and IN
this circle he moves, until God Aimishty
.tops his hoggish proceeding.
, 1880-11-13

h9xD cRUsHED.-One Of the brakemen on
me y. X n. Co.'S road had his hand badly
RI lhsd :idls coupling car. At whism,n sta.
l6bn. Wednesday night.
, 1880-11-13

uaSTRAYED FROM WALLA wALI.A the
III City one CHrRRY RKD Cow. 5 yean ~ ~
branded " O. d. hip. crop ID oss -, P0eo
The other also, one RED AND WIIII 6Ro1saD
Cow, s or 7 yeArs old, brsnded Nth ~ you
circle 40" on hip. crop of both eaD - IN.
dewlspped Any one who viii bring IL anssu.f
tios 10 res.rd 70 them vih hsIsh110 ~
Warded. y.
kSH J. w. SWkzkA -
, 1880-11-13

PETITION FOR CIoSs WALks.-Mr. Thos.
Tiernry is handing round petition for a
cross walk from Dement, Bros. corner to
opposite walk. Ladies, when1 any hay is
being taken IN at the stable or hogs weighed
are compelled to 60 into the street in the
mud. We hope the city council viii grant
their prayer Of the petition.
, 1880-11-13

"rarsT O kdtkss" Your poem, '.Ii.e.
to Maud. eannctbe used. af v.ni.rblt
has turned Mand ont for the winter. aud,
Besides, she has liues enough.
, 1880-11-13

Fdtyr-Ar. Beryman's hor,. which b..
been missing so ldas has 1T las. turned =,
1t vas found through the advertisement. n
the STATESMAN. III
, 1880-11-13
NOTICE.


q. LAND OFT7Cl
wslls wslla, ". T., Oct = ia
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BAkN
"A fled in this efics and sppfeatiea Ae9s
under the Act Of Congress approved Jsns ~
1878, entitled An act for the sale Of If.n1
LAnds IN the States Of CaliforniA, 0rsgoa. Ne
v.da and Washington Territory, To- purenD
SW BW !, Section 3, Township No. NJ
North Of Range No. 3e East
Application will be heard January eeh ~.
RA~iR
, 1880-11-13

BuLKHEiD. force Of men employed by
III. city apd individuals are at work putting
In a saiRbs'sd in Min creek, from near Main
street bride. to tht Tea, ta Sn-aH's stables
, 1880-11-13
r.. Ronanxs Ainea-
IdlSld- d-uSdi

I,s An open .ecrt ,,,a. uHl-s. new d,-:,'e. .,.
,;-. ,f 90. n, ns,- n th.-s- u.ies tit;t th-,r
- ;,,.. t..rn v.I Eave 70 BE- aiand,ued, a''i
,i.n Il. qnr-firn -ri>.s pi.ther NOR. n"ney :,
h.. hen t.s.n fIo,a thru tksn has bern put
ia But no ,usa question Of o'mp.rit'Se h-ne-
81. e.n arise in connection with the oregon
Kilp~y Tea, for every dollar put INTO that IA
,roduced \ thonsaad dollars worth of GOO .
the victims Of backaeh and Kidney trOuSaen
e their unaninous testimony uil show. So'o
ct al storss,
, 1880-11-13

FoR W.sHIros.-Mr. Brents xill,s.v.
for Wa.haesea in afew days. H. Will 5.
accompanied BY Mrs. Brents and f,m;Iv
, 1880-11-13

SOMETHING wkoSG.-Either the bov,n at
the mouth Of the Yakima bruk-, or in bring
i,g logs and ties from there to Ainswsrth,
the rsft-rs lost contr,.l of the timber and
about one hundre.l logs and . large number
of ties were lost. Thy noat~d past Wallula
from day break till P. n. Wednesday,
, 1880-11-13

SAVE MoNEY--By recent postal decision
men can actually make money by getting
their bills and STAT meuts Of accounts print
ed. Statements Of accounts and bills Of sale
when male nut on paper having printed
headings. can he sent by mail for one cent
if the envelope is left unsealcd; whereas. II
it is made out on imprinted paper. it will
cos, three cents. Tins, by ratronizing the
STATESAAS office two crnts can be saved on
every till OF statement that is sent out
through the mail
, 1880-11-13

Borxp 0vEk-Cssvy. Driver asd Spud
Murphy w.rr aIrst,a W !.'i,n Justice aud
iS-uns. over to swSit tic a..ion ii the grand
jury. for throwing a ma- ,hwn and r,bbtng
him of gold ~a-.i. a..l >esnr money
, 1880-11-13
HEALTH ron ALL.

That nirh.msre-Sialarii Fever -hss Arriv-
d IN I'll is unpl<asAntnel- IhjnHious drugs
ne taken in lugeau.ntitie. 1t lArser ezpen,e
10 suh-lne that chilly. creeping, shaking fe.i'
ing With no other resrir than to impsr the
syssen. Pfund~rs Sure, Safe and Spesdy
Fever and Ayue Mixturs-a vegetable o,1'
not ealy save yes iron tins
baking, but vii also r~iuoe - Z expssse
Tned, sPprOv And rse.-nsesssd By many
Rrses, 0as Dsaane Ps Ds6sSe.
III oneinA" I,nit uPsa lsvi,g =!
, 1880-11-13

F,xr FIorR.-We have received from D.
n Welsh / Co, some -four which for quAh-
isy j. equal to or better than any We have
.r., h.fore s..tesi. Walla Walla has always
been noted for the superiority Of its hour
and Of the quality received, a. : clti.sn' we
arc ex ,ee,iingiy proud of ~hst our Nails can
m,nuf.cture. It is made from this year >
wheat and j. very sweet and makes most e1-
eellent bread
, 1880-11-13

TBoss Cows.-Th- Town COWS are sga'h
op the rampage. Every few weeks COM
,,,in.. are made respecting them and for =
short time they are kept up, and then when
least expected, they are allowed to run loose
night and day. In many places the aae.
I'll, Are in /. very dirty state through Their
standing around. The question .r':ss, n II
m. duty Of .ny city ofhcer to see that the
o-J;n,nr,. .r. enforced, And if 80 Why do
tbsv not At attend to their duty
, 1880-11-13

PLENTY or WoRK.-Mr. j. L. Haiiett IS
in town On business and informs us that
there j, any amount of work along the line
far. white men at good wages. Any man
Shs is idle in this city Is not necessarily So
There need be no distress here this winter,
for good pay and good grub can he ob.ains'
hv snv man whs IS able and willing to work.
, 1880-11-13

A Goop .NAx.-Mr. F. N. Speed, who Is
wen known to our citizens. has taken the po-
sition OF operator at the Western Uni"n Tel
epraph office He is gentleman OF very
quiet demeanor, and much liked by our eiti-
fens,-as much for his geniality as for atten-
s;on to his business He commands the con-
fdencs of all business mcn.
, 1880-11-13

A Coon BAIGNIS.-Mr. }. l.. Rooert'' 'i
the walla walls foundry, recently consum-
mated tile purchase Of valuable piece OF
nn,o,.r,y At the corner Of Third and Scmac
,treets. The price paid. We understand, to
Judge STRICKLAND the previous owner, was
.eNo. which. considering the locality and
s,,ent of the ground is a most reasonao'e
pricr, and Mr.. Roberts Is 10 be e"n"raln'
l,ted
, 1880-11-13

IxraSssBLx Main street Is nos In . ieaf-
f.I condition: il is ankle deep in mna; ytar
after year i, rcmaia- the same Some time
.ro . r~,ition wa. cirrnl.ted to have 5000
,ycr az gravel deposited On the mad, and 1t
I-cL,, as if So desirable . project ~ss 6" he
r-,,,,r3 Something should be done at once
and we hop- the city council vii attend to
In. matter
, 1880-11-13

THE "FESCE" QUESTION that the
STATESMAN has baffle,l the attempts Of mon-
opolists TO saddle 4 ruirous mo fence" law
upon the country it Is bu. right that we
should thank our correspondents for the as
sistance they rendered us in defeating it.
More especially is the country indebted to
Judge Guichard for many strung articles on
the subject. From the first inception Of the
idea unto the day If election he took most
active interest in the matter and spared moth
ing to show how ruiinou, ,ueh law would
be to all all our material interests
, 1880-11-13

Ox THE SICK LIsr-W- are rr!iaily IN,
formed that Gen. Grover vi!! no. assume
command At Fort WJla wsila Walia for
.ome time 70 come as he 10 now in New York
on the sick hst
, 1880-11-13
notice l70.

US. LAND ONO. ~
WalIa WaIla, W. T., Oct. 4th, lisa
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS Ak
"A filed in this Office and application -
under the Act of Congress approved J.ns ~
1878, eut;,led IAN act for the sale of 1meR
Lands in the State of CalifoeniA. 0segua. Ne
v.ds and in Washington Territory" y -.
chase NW3, SW4, Section 10. Te.uihip .Na
s. North of Range No. Is East ApPdont3s0
" " Ell. MORRISON,
, 1880-11-13

OS BrsINEss.-Capt T. N. Smith, ye
honest granger who Was once = newspaper
man. is in he city "a business His serenity
and peace of mind compared with TIE time
he was running newspaper Is to be envied.
, 1880-11-13

wooD S,~ISG.--we hope cur citi,pus
will give their wood saving to the white
mrn who wish to work. White industry
should lie ercuRraged. Several sober white
mrn arc now ceg.g-sl in that employment.
, 1880-11-13

DIEb.-Mrs. J. &. Turner, wife ofGen.
]. II. Turner, died at her home in Pendie-
ton, On the 5th inst, aged "A years.
, 1880-11-13

0sRaxp JuErMsx.-The following are The
names nf the men summoned to serve on the
gr.sa jury: ". p. Bruce. C. w kichari'
soIs: Wm. Slime. Philip Yehney, j. T. Put.
nam, {. Fl. Chew, +. F. Baker, VIM. Bah
cock. Thomas King. Henry kaseberg, f. f.
Ingalls,. J. u. Wooiworth, Thomas L. Page.
RP:ReynelIs, Oh.diah Osborn, John Tracy.
, 1880-11-13

GRAND JuRY-The Grand Jury on Thurs
day brou-ht in q true bill against Louie la
Br,she 10. assault, committed on the person Of
George Plumey at the Gaiety Th.ats' Saloon
some time ago. They brought in ssriict OF
not true bill in the case Of the Territory w.
Wm. Bennett soldier. This throws on the
CITY another hard ease whase head bears the
mark Of the policemans club in almost every
cityfrum New Y ork to Wall Walla. Not true
kIi was alsn the verdict In the case Of the Terri
tory vs.. +. b. Strong In tn. case Of Tern
tory VS.. LaBrashe, Rose and Rose the drien
dalts were brought up fnr arr.isnment, when
,on the motion Of District Attorney Sturdeyant
a nol1e pro.que was entered on account Of a
technicality. This throws the case again into
the hands Of the Grand Jury. Several civil suits
were brought up before the Petit Jury and dis
posed of, but nothing Of importance.
, 1880-11-13

RESULT OF GoLp DIscovERIHS--ln lSi9.
when .pold was discovered Ia California,
there was not bet Seen the Missouri and the
Pacific ocean, or from Manitoba to Sonora,
over @, 600 persona of Caucasian stock. and
not 1900, all told, speaking in English as the
tongue of their nativity. Now there are
1900, 900 persons in the same area there are
10 600, 900 miles of railroad and nearly twice
that Of telegraph; there is property valua'
.ion of at least 81, ,OO0. 0OO. 600, six prosper
ous States and nine Territories, growing In
! wealth and population, now producing in the
precious metals at least S., ,0Oo,OO annu-
aIIy, and also embracing the three largest
wheat growing States in the Union.
, 1880-11-13

Is Towx.-J. X. Ruthsrford. ESQ.,. 81
Dzv,on. the newly elected prnsccat'ag attor-
..v Of Columbia county. is il town ATTEND
inc eonrt. Mr. Rutherford Is emnen'iy
fitted for the position which he i. to oil and
Columbia did . good Job when they elected
him.
, 1880-11-13

D,Setyc SCHOOL young people Will
L. uIe..el to learn that t;rst-eiass dancing
..hosl Is soon tn he opened by fash'anahie
,.,cb.r from Frisco for the purpose of teach
ing the Ia.es, society dances such as the rae
sae,t, Minuett, New Psri',enne' arieIn
&c. He will he accompanied by me VIZ
k.i.t who viii furnish the latest dance liu"e'
, 1880-11-13

DISTRICT c0rf.-U. Coz, s. Marshal, ch...
Hopkins, IS IN tn atty attending Oh. s;.t,;..
court
, 1880-11-13

Wsbfoot Oil il priceless jewel in your lam
ily. Il speaks for itself.
, 1880-11-13
.csxrs .xncaNYAssERS

webioot OIL cures pain in from On. To hftesn
minutes, warranted
, 1880-11-13

such as Loss Of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 10 society, Dimneo sf
VISION, Noises in the head the vital 6s3a
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and deaaA.
Dr.. Miniie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case Of this kind the Vital
Restorative under bis special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure OF
injurious found in it. DIR. Mintie treats n
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Free Thorough examinatioa
and advice. including analysis of urina. e3 %.
Price of Vital Restorative. IS 90 . bottle. o.
four times the quantity, SO 90; sent 70 aay
address upon receipt of price, or c. o. D., -.
eur, from observation. and in private name u
desired, BY A. E. MINT1E, NJ. D.,
IL kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Dr.. Minties Kidney Remedy, Nsphreticun.
cures all kinds Of Kidney And Bladder COM
plants, Gonorrhea, Glee.. LeueorrhaA Far
sale by all druggists /; 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for S 90.
Dr.. Minties Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure In
market. For s,le by all druggists. Hedgs.
Davis ( Co., Portland, Wholesale assnta l1ly
, 1880-11-13

ENORTY ACRES OF FINE TI11O
"A, E vis1ia s..nsy IT, nj. Z W;is W6<WALl
close 70 god ssv mM I'D % . assA - -,
rood xstsr power. No timber - svss 49, ~.
cst md soo.o0 test Of god ls1he1 e. - OeSk.
IN :. .:.ss!s III Paa" - S1y : |. -
, 1880-11-13

Make from s2s to SO per week selling go"is
for l. G. RIDEOUT 4 co, 10 Barclay street,
Few York. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
, 1880-11-13

% 'nise'miie dash which had been post.
s" anai Patience almost ceased 70 b. .
s"'oe, came of Saturday afternoon. and
proved TO be the most interesting race Of the
season. Trade Dollar" vas the f.vor;t.
In the pools, "Wiptes. second and "a Rich.
ard last. A twenty dollar pool averaged
ven on " Trade Dollar. nine on Winters. "
>ha one on Richard The track looked
well but wa. somewhat heavy on the south
i'de. Just before the nee. pool. s.ond at
four to forty against Richard, = with hardly
a-faker. The three horses stripped in
SPLENDID CONDITION.,
and it was evident great care had been be-
slowed on the animals. The horses got AWAY
On the 6rst score. "Trade Dollar" came in
on the first mile with Winter, seeoud
and Richard behind. The second mile
Winters" changed places with Trade
Dollar" On the last % Is and home stretch
" Trade Dollar fell hack, "R,ch.rd took
his place, collared "Wintersr and came an-
der the wire winner by ten yards. Once
more the knowing oses found defeat in the
favontes, and those Who invested in th.
cheap pools are jubil.ht,
twenty-mile race WAS substituted for
the free for all Sunday afternoon, with
Smith and Gregory entered. Smith Won
easily in 53j inmates There was little bet
ting. smith selling farorite In the pools.
, 1880-11-13


Ieos as ULp CfTIxES--We have Just
s..n .ho~u letter fra,n oui old citizen And
,;ouesr packer, Frank McMahon, dated oc-
t,b.r lsth. Telegraph creek, b. C. tie has
hen following his cd Pursui: Of packing an
A.. C,..;.r country and writes as follows !:
. rb;. has BEEN the worst season ever e1Pe-
.;.,.., by miner, in this country, and
.A.,. i. nothing ncu sH"eh the e''nn''y "'i
- N,,.r,tei. TIE hays are r'nirg ent every
A.v hrcse, anil nr rci.ants e"ni" NOT '0'"e'
~, Jpb,s a. t.,- monry iii not come ont
Thecouptr, h.s lee. pr's.' 't'h cAtens.Ne'.,
IL 10Th tiu,- and niurry spci't m tft"S "
-, .,n, thing. i,t fo:snie has n"' s'ntie''
,s.r, r.. rr arc very Tea CLAIMS pay'hg
..vsh,ny more ,i.an grub. AMI the '"'nrfe
-. ,,c.t Il them T." ,cas'n has 'seh
ss,Y.- -oa.ns- abe. AMI heavy nsh' ae;
I'M, hing nv i NJ, .trnck the country
iii he entirely deserted the coming ye1
a xcrr.tnnm.-e- Il nI=ner, arc going "
,.r 4 Wranse.. ON the coast, vnsle "a s.1 T.
~, and ti.S Of every kind can be han Id
uAan6anee."
, 1880-11-13

Nvv RETAIL SroKs-Messrs. Plants 4
M.ck.y have opsued new wholesale and
retail grocery store in the Odd Fellows lem
ME- and will make specially of the grocery
trade. They are now ready tor business a, and
new goods. are b=ins received daily Inc
x,m comes TO our city with an honorable
n.n,e for fair dealing. The store IS very
nr.tIy aud. .a.tefaily arranged with grocery
.rt;cle.. to which they invite the attention
II peopie from all parts of the country.
, 1880-11-13

LINEN "EDDISG.-A surprise party in
honor of Mr. and Mrs F. B. Whitman took
place en- Wednesday night at the residence Of
Levi Ankeny. 1t was the anniversary Of
their thirty-tf h wedding, and goodly COM
pany of friends availci themselves of the op-
portunitv Of presenting the long married
couple with various articles of linen.
, 1880-11-13
LACY AND BROWN

took it. Would cost - cents per yard to
dig the fence and 3 Per acre for ploughing.
First crop was no. worth anything over e1-
penses- The Judge, IN charging the jury,
told them that Receivers certificate WAS
evidence to whom the land belonged, and In
assessing damages, it any, to make them :"
the full amount claimed. or less, as they
thought right. The jury, after being sut
but short time, brought in verdict in IA
vor Of the plaintiff 70 III. amount Of 500
and bis retaining the lard. This nndouht-
edly settles the case OF a number of land
Jumpers