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, 1880-12-25
A Volcano in Our Territory.

Acorres2ond4n; Of the Seattle Post, wit
ing from Wha:oom county, thus describes a
sight lie Witnessed fr.s.n his home III the
northern part of the county " / must
now tell You what grand sight greeted
me On the morning oi November 9th.
My dog wa., making quite fuss. which
- :. =. :, up, when | discovered that thrle
H u our Unusual lish: SIN, whcrc, and ~n
c4fsg :sSss 10 the door. Hhich op.ns 10 the
east, | SAW NJ. Baker lighted up il grand
,,yle. The whole top oi the mountain
wa, as PLAIN IL be seen Is b. the sunlight,
and tho fire shit up far al We the noun
tain too. Their ai NOT seem TO he mnch
smoke, but shooting lar int" the heavens
could b. seen bright t,sh-s and huge red
snarks-the latter mus have been Laws
The time WAS ) 'c!och, u. III, and 4 small
h,ht was seen in thar direction from Sc
attic. aud va, II" douhI caused by the
eruption Of Mt Baker.
, 1880-12-25

An O'riinanre 10 a"tsaTi-e conreytncc 10 Fred-
erik Sfinc
WHEREAS. Frederick Slime has represented
"a the city council that certain mistake was
made ii a former conveyance from the city of
Walla Walla to j. s. Euckle, of which he i
vendee, aud that he is willing To pay reason
able pr:ce for said land, left by mistake out If
hi former decd and the cuuncil having referred
the matter IA the city attorney to report upon
the same. and the report having been matc, and
the said Sine having paid the stipulated price
for corr,cti"n by duly executed deed from
the city to HIM correcting said error.
The Ctr of FdUd WdlLa ,f,cs or,t,iR as foliors:
That tn mayor and president of the common
council of the city of Walla Walla shall execute
:, good and sufficient deed Of said premises
which shall BE- att-st-,l by the clerk and CON-
mun seal Of said city, conveying t. said Stine
all the land in his sail petition described less
one foot uf the back part of the jail house lot
of said CITY,
Passed the Council December II, $50.
i. L. SHARPsrEIS, City Clerk.
AIpr.vei December 1880
JAMES NcACIIFF, Mayor. d,5w52-t
, 1880-12-25
Much Ado About Nothing

The Palouse Gazette III its last Issue
nuhl;,hes a lot Of terrific and astounding
CHARGES against hi. Honor Judge Wing
ard. These are based upon the facts that
m. Judge went 10 Portland for surgical
advice on hi. eyesight, and not being able
20 control the elements, the Columbia
river froze " at the unprecedented early
date Of December 81. and continued for
twelve doys during ahrch time navigation,
mail. and everything else ceased. The
resolutions passed by these very unfair
members Of the ColfaX community, are
not only unmanly, but dishonorable, more
especially when the more respected mem-
bers Of the Cslflx bar, as A. j. Banta, 1.
NJ Ellsworth. Jacob Hoover, L. Z. Su!ii-
van w. A. Inman and Geo. Comegys had
sent telegram to his Honor informing
him there was no important busiuess On
hand and did not want 4 special term as
Judge Wingard offered them directly he
returned here The resolutions passed by
the SO called Indignation meeting, says
judge Wingard refused TO hold the courts
IN his said district, and has rendered no
,deouate excuse and therefore, we,
fr;de the three tailors of Tooley street, re-
,uest that he bc removed and competent
and willing rson appointed IN his stead.
After the facts Of the case as presented to
our readers il will be evident to all that
judge Minyard has enemies who are only
too ready to scize on the slightest excuse
for his removal 1t is a goodthng Tor the
people that he has enemies, t1r 1t shows
yery plainly that he has performed his
duty without fear or favor. Such trashy
resolutions as adopted at Coifax Is more
subject for ridlcule than serious thought
Had the judge really refused to hold court
STATESMAN would have beenthe first to
IN. ,ce him, but as it is we can see moth
MN =; pportunity seized by maiici-
-. ~ injure III honorable Judge for
,hs Esnsht ..some sirc-maker who desires
hi, bonored psStion- Thepeople OF his
D;,trie. are well satisfied with Judge VIM
card and these attemps 10 nJure hlm can
only rebound upon the heads OF ms enc
mics Had their been fair plSv IN the res
luton adopted John b. Alien, TIE I; 'S''
Attorney and Chas Hopkins |. =. Mar
,hall would have been included, but then
names not ever being mentioned 1t Is evi-
dent that they We're only after Judge
Wingards scalp Comment Is unnneces'
sar-
, 1880-12-25

Previous 10. and during the election,
we gave our support to a man whom We
certainly credited with modlcum OF com
mon sense. but we find We were outrage
,usly mistaken and are well pleased that
ne is TO STAY at home, which is the best
place for him, instead Of going to the legis-
larurc. We spoke well of him, and gain
ed him many votes he certainly would
not otherwise have obtained; "f his OPP
ponent We said nothing good, bad or IN
different. Readers would naturally imagine
that between the two, If anyone came to
find fault it would be the latter; not so;
ON two occasions the former has called at
the STATESMAN office, always accompanI-
ed by smother man, TO stop his paper and
give the editor piece OF his mind. Final
" he found him at his office and cou'
menced 4 TRADE, saying that he had been
abused ic. As his name had never,
since the election, appeared in print, the
editor. (who is as mild hammered man
AZ ever cut throat OF scuttled ship
requested him to explain, and To the
surprise Of all who heard him he com
menced rigluarnle that the STATESMAN
had said that Mr.. Preston the successful
candidate ought TO he pFoud of his majori
ty- The e1-candidaie then ordered hl'
paper stopped Which the editor very
willingly consented to do a. he hattet:
himself that the remainder Of his 13W
subscribers are sensible men. twas always
thought that there mas, be 1t least on'
fool on the list Of the SrArEsNAS's sub
.Az,vr. r.x.A it was not until he had giver
himself so Deliberately away that HI:
name was known. ~ a.ain cono-"t"
late Mr. Preston on his h."Isome ma
jority for the legislature which has no
room for fools.
, 1880-12-25
SETTLEMENTS.

1T rs the uSHai time IN the
yedr to remind subscribers
Dhe .STiTES.H,HI, ERolc-
ING themselves indebted for
ocer q year. that settle
mcnts are expected Within
the ne.rf NINTH, nJferCMch
date those so iHdrbted N
dnW WiH reccire the usual
annual statement Of dc-
count" pasted in respecftre
copies. Please coH during
the nbOrc spPcjTrd time.
and thus sure rs the HOU-
die nnd expense N Tor-
lrardiR@ "SfnfcWcHfS' anu
yourselves tie aHROyuHce
0f Mcir rccepfion. coH"ffy
Subscribers riH pte0Se re-
nit BY postoi o'1er
FRANK. II. PIRhEK.
Dee. DLth. 1880.
, 1880-12-25
A Chinese Scare.

Considerable uneasineSs has existed
amcns the celestial residents of Ssn Fran
cisco during the past few days a. toa
current rumor that 6ve-cent nickel pieces
had gone out If circulation AMI become
worthless. The Cinnamon have cunse-
ouentls been sndesvoring to get rad Of
the niokles, but the rumor having gained
eirculatiu among al their cOuntrymen.
.reat difficulty WAS encountered III pass
ns the coin, much to the cons.erna;ion Of
.ha h.afhen merchants
, 1880-12-25
Country Order Department.

organized this department months we knew the diff
fu contend with The people couldn't believe advertisements
How could ey strangers They wanted confidence some house
where they would value for their
they person select for themselves Oncbyone first received
parts the but receiving such
volume unma the public that
shall all
and ra We send full line samples free
charge simply tor hcm you
marked they don't don't buy and
ordering goods If they exactly reported
refund the
, 1880-12-25

THE following from that trst-class IA
per the Weston Leader strikes us where
We live: 1--WE notice with pleasure ,ha,
the DsrI STATESMAN q: Wa.la Walla has
enlarged TO doutle It's former size. Col.
F, J. Parker the energetic publisher and
editor may we'll feel proud ri his achieve
n'e,it, and the city OF Walla Walla take
equal pride in this great evidence ci their
P-"sress and s.aHl:Ity. \ single glance
al the columns reveals the fac; that Walla
Walls Is an enterpris;n:, growing and
business town, tha: they mean business,
and know whai is worthy u: encourage
nen' The peop!- Of Eastern oregan
and Wash,n-;on VIII heed their nxn IN
ter,s' 'y ra.r"EIsing this creditabie and
home rfinrt. which will surely rebound
to the benefit Of our young country. All
success I" the STaIESNaS
, 1880-12-25
= CARD.
ST. PiIL'S SCHOOL

The question is sometimes asked why our
charges are more than at any other school
Thsu a,e nat The mistake arises bacause We
give the price of tuition for dOuRe the length Of
time The school year consists of forty weeks
We, in common with m st Boarding Schools,
divide tie school year into two terms Of TWEEN
ty weeks each; thinking a continuous term Of
twenty weeks of more than double advantage
tn the pupil over quarter Of ten weeks. The
THE SECOND ON EaSTSR JERM.
opens on Thurs1,y, January 20, 1880. For
/. Omission apply t. the Principal,
50-3m Mis- LEMUEL II. WELLS.
, 1880-12-25
ONE PRICE ONLY

need be told that ONE PRICE, and
having all goods marked plain figures the safeguard that w
chaser against being oagd No lady need ask our prices
On every article the the price marked
plain figures and there possible ah under any circumstances what
did shall induce alter the price the smallest fraction
Let the consider these principles added to the fact that our Stock
being daily fresh novelties New York and San
already have
speak but strangers coming W Waa would that take
special showing goods all ard mportune any
person purchase but leave everything their to ind out
what establishment W Wa the cheapest and most reliable to trade al
, 1880-12-25

FROM DArToN. Steer, nf DAYTON
aad msEnber rlect t. the territorial lcS,.la-
fur-, gave Us plcasaut cal Thursday and
report'no noresnuw IN h s sec: iou than ia ,i.is
city. He re;Ag:s Cliur,.:a county As prrs-
pero1s and hsi,F! l. ;he possession o. the
kno~iSsSe list II vi! i,s trsvsr~,sl by rail-
roads during ia; .'.'n.a. year. - kich VIII
lend an eeosIn".s iaspe;us 10 he develop
meat OF It's sgrics!'s;.l Al a, d o'h-r proluc.ire
~ 'arces waieh b.. h,ther... iaii idle fer
raa, OF cheap caa E-:Eid ,faas:or; atm. The
500 s'rnes ee;ases nave already put In an
appearance IN Columbia county.
, 1880-12-25
NOTICE 1876,

T. s. LAND OFFICE, /
Walla Wal.a, ". T., Dec. IA, 1850.
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n fled in this Office and application made
under the Act of Congress approved June 81,
1873, entitled "An act for the sale o: Timber
Lands in the State OF California, Oregon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory" To pur-
chase FL NW4 ard Z. SWli, Section es, Town
ship No s, North Of Range No. 80 East. Ap
plication will be heard February 24th, ISL.
T. H. MORRISON,
5l-td ResiSrer
, 1880-12-25
Rrodeck s. Co.
Photographers, Main So. Near tiae Bridge.

Hayins engaged the services Of one Of the
very best retonchsrs ON the Pacific coast lately
employed by J. ". Taber. the leading photo
grapher Of San Francisco, We are now enabled
To produce al! classes Of work cinnected with
photography in manner superior ~ any pho
torrarh gallery on the Pacific nar:hw-s.. We
have also engaged artist IN In-:ia ink, cray
On, water and oil colors, :sad are prepared
to cnpy all kinds OF pictar-s and enlarge the
same to any size desired, shd finish tie same
in style superior to any heretofore made.
Our reputation as artists is i guarantee that all
work leaving this gallery will he first-class and
satisfactory. With our Improved instruments
and facilities photographs can be taken in
clorCiy as well as in clear weather Give us .
call. BEODEcK 4 Co.,
Min sire t, near the bridge, Walla Walls.
w T. w5l I'm
, 1880-12-25
------


AND THIS Is ENCorRAGING.--The DAILY
STATESMAN of Wslia Walla comes TO Us
thi, week enlarged TO 32 columns Col
p.-kar. tue editor, Is prodigy in the
.paper business. No other man liv-
Ia. ....uld succeed, under the peculiar cir
.n,a,tanc.s, as Beosher Parker has done.
Ma xi,r1isa IHdsps"d,at.
, 1880-12-25
Cold Spring Landholders Attention

Com SrsING~, Umptilla c., osu..
Dec. 10Th lSSU.
EpTroE SrATESsAS:-At a Puhli: rneetin.;
called by the directors of ,hi, school, dis;ric.
No -. on the Eth ms, 4 preamble and
resolutions were adopted requesting ncn-res-
ident holders OF land in thus district to rally
to the support Of tine schol, and having been
appointed committeeman TO sol-cit snbserip-
Tons IN Wall" Wa'ia anil vicinity. request
yon !" ANNOUNCE al y"ur columns the f,ct
thai viii visit snch laAd holders r.s.Gl:uy
IN ""iia Waila for ,hst purpose eiore the
close of the p7e-nt yesr.
\. f. PaExsR.
, 1880-12-25
VOTICE l8S.

[. S. LAND OFFICE,
Walla Walla, w. T., Dec. 18th, 1850. I
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
N filed in this Office and application male
under the act of Congress approved June 81,
1873, entitled An act for the sale Of Timber
Lands IN the State of California, Oregon. Ne
y..ia and in Washinst N Territory to pur-
chase SEA Of NWi and NEI of jSWl, See S,
7. No. Il, " of K No IS East Application
will H. heard February 18th, ISL.
T. H. MORRISON,
- i0w Register
, 1880-12-25
NEW tNiLENE PHarESS.
NOTICE
OF intention 20 Establish Grades.

OF EnfenffOn 20 E>tabff,h GFadrS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ City of Wall~ Walla intends to establish
grades on Main street 1t the intersection OF the
center lines Is follows: Grades Oh Main street
from First street TO Ritz Avenue First street,
10 80; Second street, % 20; Third street, 9-6i;
Fourth street, S4.77 Fifth street, So.2l Sixth
street, 75.65; Seventh street, 7l.09; Eighth
street, 66.:i5; Ninth street, 6l91 Tenth street,
81 .S5; Eleventh street, 4.O5; Twelfth street,
40 80 Ritz Avenue, 43 81.
, 1880-12-25
NOTICE l76.

Z. 6. LAND OFFICE, |
Wallis Walla, W. T., 0c. 4th, 1Ss0
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n rled in this Office ard anpli,=ation made
un,ier the AZ. Of C.'ngr-ss aprroved Jnne 81,
iS.S, entitled An 1t f.T the sale Of Timber
ands in ,li. State i California, crcsnn, Ne
ala and IA Nal .st'-n Territ"ry,T I" par-
'h:-Se NM SWt,. '.ection 10, Township No
T; North s' :ea!r "a b East Application
Ill be h. .r,' IA De 18th, lSS.i.
E. H. MORRISON,
81 low Register.
, 1880-12-25
PACIFIC COAST.


PosrlsSp, Dec IA A FIRE at the 0ce,-
d. n,al hotel this morning came very near
being disastrous, bat uss got uat with
light loss
Markets.
Wheat mark,t here quiet Chicago
lower. European, inactive
4 Valuable Fall.
SEATTLE. Dec. 24-The la,e Seattle &
Wallis Walia railroad company have pre-
sented Rcbt. l. Thcrn with 5000 Thorn
was injured by the crash las. March when
the trrstlc work fell.
The Ssagli Mines.
Returned MINERS from III. Skagit say
that the diggings paid from $40 to Sl2 per
day TO the hand the past season. tToo
ihin.-ED Statesman
stfii Progressing.
The Columbia & Puget Sound railroad
company have commenced the construc-
ton of a telegraph lire between Seattle
and Newcastle. They have also bought
the Seattle saw mill company, price Sl0,-
900. The mill will be run as heretofore
AHish Toned Wedding.
san FR,NCIsCo, Dec 23.-Sir Thomas
Heske.h, Of England, and owner of the
Yacht Lancashire Witeh, was married at
Belmont TO Flora, youngest daughter OF
Senator Sharon. Notwithstanding the
heavy rains the reception was the most
brilliant ever seen IN San Francisco.
Special trains Were run To accommodate
guests.
Chinese LrpSrS.
Fourteen Chinese lepers were shipped
on the steamer Beige for Hong Kong sew
eral days ago to get rid OF them The
Chinese consul and the six companies
co-operated with the authorities and made
search Of Chinatown, finding but one
case TO be added TO those previously known.
They were driven to the steamer just be-
fore she sailed, given tickets ana rushed
aboard to prevent their friends, if SO dis
posed, from getting ont writs of habeus
corpus. The lepers presented an hldeous
appearance on board the vessel The
Consul has telegraPhed TO Chinese au-
thorities at Hong Kong and directly they
arrive will be taken direct to the Iepers
hospital at Canton.
, 1880-12-25
Teachers institute.

THE WALLA WALI.A COUNTY
i Teschers' Institute Sill i- held in Walla
Naila, " T. at the Schnol Hor-e oi District
No. !, December .. 81 and 81. lSs3 The law
makes II the 6uty nf trscnrrs ~ attend, and
all"wes them their tine. Friends Of education
are earnestly invited tn attend
c. W. WHEELER, School Supt
Hzlla Walla, Dec Is. lsso 69td-xsl-td
, 1880-12-25
poarsY I MARuA,s ootuax.
The Peoples Verdict.

~ d s0n the verde. of popular approval only be Obtained
d and cuous should be devoted supplying public
wants in manner enepsng and upright Exaggerated statements are
M avail an intelligent and the onward march events demands
nepsing keep pace with the progress OF the world
Four ago marked the commencement OF our business TINS CITY,
and our raod vace emnenty remarkable and stands forth as
record public appreciate establishment that caters o he sup
mort on the broad principles impartial dealing woman and child
, 1880-12-25
POPULAR OPINION!

efforts popularity CANDY
Our method emineny plain have endcarored the
simple of upright business principles Territory
and the future the shall leave enterprise unred
always remain The Leading Dry Goods House Washington Territory
, 1880-12-25

y,ur.rras.-The ASSESSED Valuation Of prop
-. \, Wash:nston tesE.."sy ssiu-nei .hls YER
*. NJ, So which y il AZ probability enc
zx the real ralas
, 1880-12-25
81 itIu
D41T@0- 4M1T@0-
fLll-tf Wifi


N G RID.
To all 8-r suffering from the errors and
in.;iscrst atA youth n-rvons weakness, ear
" -Iec7r a ...snsnh.iod, ETC., will send .
recipe tSes - .Is ynu, FREE OF CHANGE
This Tar" WAS discovered BY . mis-
sionary America Send q s-lf-ad
dressed % the REV. JOSEPH T.
NINA D, New York City. LII
, 1880-12-25
Sou,;. .s,ica Troubles

WAS qu!c' and a.In'S' lalE!t -
Sou,;, .;,ica Troubles.
Il is repartei III l. na..n that the gov
ernment has received Information that an
action has occurred bei xeen the Beers and
military. and tia 200 soldiers were killed
and so tahcn rT.SCIrrs. The governor of
Natal teiecraphs from Pieiermarirzburs
that the number oi Beers III ihc field is
estimated at 45,tpo, bat it is thou; hit they
cannot held t..g t'icr
The LIS, Troahlrs.
NJ regiment Of suldi.rs in Ireland IS
composed entirely ri I:ishmen. In Clare
river the SnrSeglan ship Juno with con
trahaud arms Na> seized ny English ma
rines- Ten wag al loads ri arms hal been
landed. The Times says that The govern
men, has apparently some suspc,"n tia.
h,hlnd Aslar'an "igarz,'ion IN Ir, land
Other pr'Jcc'S a-c being hairhed I; is
pr'.tahlc that a m.schirv Ills g IN. of Isish-
American fiilihus,-rs Who We're The authors
Of the Frn'an risln: in 1867 are again a.
work They find III. masses flushed with
triumph over The law, and abundant!y
supplied with :rms which have b., n sid
by hundreds Of III usands throughout Ire
land since the peace protect on act was
allowed To lapse M .nths agn. In La.
don the Gr1i;l oran.. lol..s. Is perfecrl..,
arrai'se:aI,niN Nt"P.' t. c; orargem, n.gz:; =
the and l-a.rer>.
British New.
LoSDoN, Dec 2i-T e, .:uvsrror .. r..
cral OF India has i,ver "a all ask t.. <.
relieved. Tie M.rquis i LsnG.dou
and one ii the hraviesf and os:,cl :,
ireland. has abandoned as int,i.tior
spendin. the winter in land Ii. col.,.-
quence of he coIsdiiion ,i the e,...u,rv.
Gives hta.
Tbs Empress vf Austria has q iIitr,y
gwen up hsr intention If hunl.,,s TOUR
III lre!ai,,:- Thus is cue To- relsr;s II dis
tur:=src-s tll, re.
Essci:.on Ia Ssath Africa.
The Beers III South Africa have rebellrd
asainss British rule and set " republic
BY themselves and elected -sident
, 1880-12-25
FOREIGN.
( Grrly tu!i;orrsS Dead.

LoNDoS, Dee 23-ilrs. Cross C, orge
Eiliott). the distinguished authyrcss, died
last night. She Was seized with saddcn
chill, ~h'cl a:stc:,d her head, anl par'ic
ularly ner l-rryx. On Sunday last,
shortly before the attack, she received
several friends, who left Ter apparently
in good health and spirits Her dea'h
WIS nmir. and a,Ina.s, l.ainl,ss
, 1880-12-25
aPooICOTToN
GEO. A. CLARK. SOLE AGENT.

The distinctive features of this spool cotton
are that it is made from the very fin"st
SEs LSEtND COTTON.
1t is finished sof- As the cotton from which 1t
is made it has 10 waxing or artificial tnIsh t"
deceive the eyes It is the strongest, snloothest
and most elastic sewing thread in the market
for machine sewing il has no equal 1t Is wound
on white spools. The black Is the most perfect
JET IsLtCh
ever prodaced in spool cotton, l-.InS dyed hy a
system patented by ourselves The en."rs are
dyed by the
NEW tNILINE PHasESS.
rendering them So perfect and brilliant that
dressmakers everywhere nse them instead Of
sewing silks. We invite Comparison and re-
spectfully ask ladies To give it a fair trial and
convince themselves Of its superiority over AL
others. To be lad at wholesale and retail
from all first -claSS dealers i'll dry goods and
notions Gv2-i:i-.im WIZ 3m
, 1880-12-25
THE WESTERN HOTEL.
J. T. PsrEiSSoS M,xaGEs
|A1L. HtLIi. VT.

Corner Of Seventh and Min, S,rrri..
NYHiS HOTEL HAS BEEN COMPLETE
L " Ov-rhauled AMI thoroughly r-;..;r,-i
l. Eealy furnished ihruu-huut. Guest. ac-
eomniadated with zeal and l,.l,,:n. n the
ls'1 pfice Of - cents eacn. ai.; equal l., aur
first class hotel in the city. dI,3.fw3gtf
, 1880-12-25

aR AM y
NEW YEARS EVE BALL! (!
Tiger Engine Company. No. Z.
sTAnl's OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. 81.
cansuaitte- Of irran:~meats:
R0BT. NJ. McCALLEY, Il. 7. BEALk,
JOHN KENT, JACpb bEiA-
Reception Committee:
JoHN ALHEIT, WM. K0HLHAUEF,
JOE STREIBECH.
Floor Manager:
RORT. NJ. McCALLEY-
Floor Committee:
EMIL LSANDERSON, ED. DUGGA AK,
JAS. FiTZGERALD, H. r. BEALE-
TICKETS, Exclusive Of Supper) -.
Ii.-I ri uSlrdl
, 1880-12-25

" hen you order your next tea 80 tn Colt
and ask for the brand that las caused s.,ch
sensation; tl.is Is it, and see tia: ynn ct II.
, 1880-12-25
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
oNF: PETCE ONLY,
GOODS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.

These principles the groundwork which our business has been
commenced and stcv and faithfully carried the people
best understand the of success
forth the Territory the champions OF One
left nothing uned that modern energy could suggest TO
ud I'D D Goods Establishment methods and
America
ANY intelligent farmer mechanic business easily understand
sell cheap We have book don't want
any, give sell altogether for cash We have
and make cash what We lost or expect lose on
credit disregard marx all OR
goods living profit and afford do So BECAUSE
sell exclusively for cash
Then again. intelligent person the Territory Ill understand
hand the choicest goods be found the American
plain buy for cash well sell for
consider assert that the people who have patron
gone with the conviction ndeb nailed
their memory that We have the goods Wa Wa
and prices much awaken their aonshmen and
enthusiasm,
, 1880-12-25

PoErl,Sp, Dec IA A fire at the 0eei-
q, n,al hotel this morning came very near
being disastrous, bat uss gut uat with
light loss
, 1880-12-25
Ordinance No. SO,

Approved Dec. u, 1850
LAMfs McArMFF. Mayor. dI5-y
, 1880-12-25
rekl

ATURDAY. Z
lTEN FrOu
flame is nav
creek. Ii m
Fork uf the
4 NErEE'
who diel.r
mnre than Z
the wife ot
a border b.
sloasTy.
EHcTNE
IN the cas-
MCr1th h
advisc,neu
in regard I
known as
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sherman ans erahe
WASHINGTON, Dec 2a-Rumor reports
4 growing cpldness bet~ cen Gen. Sherman
.,I Grant
, 1880-12-25

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4 bill has been introduced into the
hruse % prevent fraad and coercion in the
el ction Of president, vice -president, sen
ators and representatives Also bill fec
double return postal card for amepa:hs
the constitution making the Fr'JsIcnf m
ilgaUir f6r r,e- elcctioD
, 1880-12-25

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