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, 1880-04-10

SrE,M.-The Union Dragged so mnch
about having an old second hand wern ont
steam engine to do its printing thar the
STATESMAN wishes to have little blow also {:
therefore We announce that tomorrow : issue
will be printed by steam for the first time,
bv one OF the best and lates: improved steam
engines ever brought to this territory oar
office is well supplied with by FAR the largest
and best lot of type, and we challenge all
and every competition for good work cheap,
Quick. and well done.
, 1880-04-10

LooKorr roR Mill CREEK Bo"N.-The
citizens On Rose street have peti.ioned our city
dads to grade and gravel that street. Wewouid
remind all parties concerne,! that the section
,f ..;I s.r..t from Mr. ChamberlainS church
mn 10 Msyor McAauliff's corner is very liable
10 h. washed ont this season hy high water in
Mn creek, and We would advise che owners "f
pr,pertv in that block 10 he sure and see that
IA. hanks Of Mill creek br graded we'll up and
nr,n.ty hnlkheaded o. avoid danger 4
fr.shet in Mill creek is almost a dead certainty
an .cooun. IL the vast amount If snow IN the
,nauutsins and when il does come II will he
good bye John" II everything is rnt previous
ly secured There i n" time tn b. list for II
IA liable to come 1t any mnmsnt.
, 1880-04-10

Rrxrs1r oy ]. NJ. WARn.-Saturlay even
in. April 10th, is set apart for the benefit Of
Mr. Ward. IN which occasion he Will, t'y gen
eral request. appear in hi. unrirailei eharac'sr
ot "In-havosue." Mr.. f Fisher the excel
Ispt baritone, who is considered equal II not n"s
superior o. many opera singers, Will sins ne
Vsr,bond." Also our townsman. Mr.. VI =:
TsIhrs--ysbo will sin. The Bells 81 Shanton-
To.,.tb.r with Mr.. Halls larI-f;ab!e sketch en-
r;,Isis TN. Gem Puzzle. this Attraction, IN,
d.r-nden.of the benehc;aries popularity, should
sns,,r, \ full house
, 1880-04-10

WaS'T Pass. In glanciRg over list OF de-
tails of personal property prepared for onr As.
SCISSOR by one If our good business men a man
wh. IL occasionally prone to joke 4 little-we
notice the following items under their respect
i've hea,iin.S: Horses, one hl-ar eyed -emi-civ-
ilized cayuse, value, SO: wood. one eighth IT
. cord, value, 90, mote. wont W. worth a d-m
in two OF three days. IL wont ''paS>" my boy,
You may As well repleniSh at once.
, 1880-04-10

NuTicr-O Owing 10 the high price Of paper
IL. Daily STATESMAN will not lie sent out Of
III. city without payment in advance. Those
4 our nrighbors and brothers Of the press who
,,i.h to have it sent 10 them will please make
ante e this.
, 1880-04-10

STONE Qr,gEY. Along the line OF the
railroad may be seen a long pile OF rock all
ready for placing "n the cars. This is the
rock which is in such demand for laying the
foundations OF brick buildings 1t is OF the
hardest aud hest quality, and meets with a
ready sale IL is owned by Mr.. chas. Pam
ter. and We do hope that he will eventually
acquire an everlasting fortune from his prop
erty
, 1880-04-10

RorGH ~ TrE MorST.rSs. Mr.. George
Savage, the pioneer watch maker who is culti-
waiting large track of land at the head Of the
c"ppsi. paid the city visit and reports that
there are snow drifts on the summit - feet
deep and that the last storm left over one foot
of snow in the section Of country where he Is
farming Out door life appears to agree with
tn. SrArESaAS'S old friend wonderfully WELL
for he looks FIVE hundred per cent better than
when confined to his store. His many friends
will be pleased TO know this
, 1880-04-10

BIsHor MORRIS ArfoISrNEST>.-April
4th, Sunday. Seattle: llth. Sunday, The
Dalles; 18th, Tuesday. Pendleton 10th,
La(;rande: 18th. SUNDAY. A. NJ. Cove, sun
day evening. Union I'D, Friday evening
Baker City: 18th. Sunday Raker City; 10th;
Monday. Union 9th, Tuesday, La Grande I;
2,9th, Tuesday. Ascension day, Weston.
May-2i. Sunday. Wa!la WaIla: 9th. Lew
iston 10th, Whitsun Day, CTur d Alene /;
23d, Sunday, Spokan falls; Soth, Sunday,
Colfsx
, 1880-04-10

"IF | III W,SPISH, BEST BEwsEE. -
What meaneth the city council h. advertis-
ing for bids for the city printing: Publish
the last bills for job work gentlemen. in de-
tail and itemized, and shcw the public that
some OF yuu are nJrdh to do right You
know that you dayr not give the work to the
lowest bidder. There Is always ehieanery
and underhandel dealing
, 1880-04-10

IRISH RELIEF FUSn.-The Walla Walla
subscriptions for the relief of distress in Ire
land has been FORWARDED to that country TO
effect the purpose for which it was donated,
The following Sims have been sent: Per
Baker & Buyer, SI7l 10; First National
Bank, S}65 90: Postal order 10 "HeroM
fund. SO 00; Total, 81, IA ~. The gentle
manly actuaries OF the respective banks have
forwarded the money free OF charge, and
their politeness and courtesy entitle them to
Our best thanks.
, 1880-04-10

4 LIvK MAS.-L. L. Bales Is one Of our
wii- awake citizens who is doing 4 splendid
business in making awnings, tents, str-amers,
harness, &C., &c, his advertisements can he
found in the Daily STArEsNAs regularly. We
c,n recommend him a. a good workman.
, 1880-04-10

The propriet"rs Of the San Francisco restau-
rant, hy attention u the wantsof their patrons
are ding the best business in the city All
day long, from dawn "a dark. their place is
crowded with lovers of good eatahles. The
meals they dish up are equal I" those served
in the Bay city. 1t * the resort Of all strans-
gers, for the fame of the 5. +. Restaurant has
spread f:,r and WIDE. Meals a. usual three for
81 o.
, 1880-04-10

Ii Won want 4 good set Of harness or a sad
de 20 to James Wheeian'S sa3dlery house,
where can he found aS good harness :inl sad
dies - can he made All goods warranted I"
.,iye satisfaction. would caution farmers
against Iuying = cheap harness now being
offered for sale in this city, as they are, made
at the Oregon Penitentiary 1ut If rsw hide ami
pallncd of =, being of the best material i-w
, 1880-04-10

or Course Charley Kraft dropped into
our den this morning and told us that the
accident which occurred to him Just previ.
ously. could not be called runaway by any
means; it was the giving way Of the harness
which scared Billy" who is too well bred
To play nnrnly tricks. Charley stuck to his
crrff at any rate, and brought the ontit safe
TO port
, 1880-04-10

building boom, has entered into IA compact
with the Odd Fellows new building by which
both room and money Will be saved by each.
The contract is signed and sealed and each
OWLS one half Of the wall adjoining Mr.
Straisht's property. is very probable that
h. will huild handsome buiiinc there before
long
, 1880-04-10

Soci,L PaRrY.-Quite number u the nu-
merous young friends Of Miss Dolly Osborne
.rather.-ist the residence of Mr.. q. Osborne
On Monday evenin.: To celebrate her 18th birth
,ay. After listening "a quite an assortment
nj vocal and instrumental music. rendered by
some Of our leading musicians, the guests were
invited tn supper wherr the table was spread
with all the Injuries imaginable After sup,
,,.r numerous games were played and ali Joined
in AMI hal Jolly time. At sreasnnahie hour
th. guests withdrew, wishing Miss oShorne
mauy more Is happy birthdays.
, 1880-04-10
MARRIED

GEoEsE-PARKER.-In this city, April ith,
1850. by Rev. T. VI. Boyd. Nr. NJ T. GerIrur
tn Miss ". F.. Parker, both of wslla Villa
county.
DoRsoS-RAYgoSp-At Frenchtoxn. April
tn, 1850, by Father PoaIs. james Dobs1n to
Sophia Raymond, both OF Frenchtoxu.
, 1880-04-10

Buy Holmes Squire Poison and :" after
them with all the boys. One million squirrels
killed last year by it and = valuable and i'm
pnrtant Improvement has heen male this Year
making it :he best loisnn that can h" made.
Every pound guaranteed. For sale At Holmes
Drug Store. Sim
, 1880-04-10

THE whole-alt. cigar and Equor store of
John Stahl is now fved up in manner that
delights the eye. The boxes Of the fine CT
.,;,rs piled pyramidically up To TIE ceiling hy
the tasty hand of Starkey is the first sight no
ticed aS tn. customer enters. Surrounding
are plain anil fancy hotties nf every known
liquor n>ed 10y civilized people. john StahIs
new store Is aS much Of a creditahlc institution
of our city n he himself Is an Old one,
, 1880-04-10

NEw CuACH.-AS socn a. he arrived in San
Francisco. | ucl- Jake Miller --,it the boys
here new seventeen passenger coach. one Of
put aboard the steamer 0rgoa and therefore
will soon be here. The line j. now stocked
with siY horse stock u Dayton and leaves here
every day at II NJ The coach this morning
was pretty picture six coal black horses and
seventeen passengers, with baggage, drove at
full speed up Main street. was'a sight % glad
den the eyes How they were packed in Is 4
query only to be answered by their gentleman
" clerk, W. W. Hubbard
, 1880-04-10

MR. W. W. HUBB,RD has Just returned
from his paying Of" trip along the route
os IN. W. ". & Colfax stage line. He reporis
everything connected with the line IN hrst rate
,r,,,,r and eyerythin. lovely. He SAYS tina:
the people Of the Celfay country are ETeasly
sr-r-sad ever the rrcent murders and will put
M any ar,orn, OF money u capture the heilisa
x;Ili.n. The county viii never be put 10 any
eyu-nss If the murderer i ever brought to that
county. for tbe people need him badly but
Walls WsIla has the first LAY 80 IN case ne
ever gets herr.
, 1880-04-10

The First L. 5. Cavalry hand will giSra con
Ger. !; the City Hall on Wednesday evening
n.Nt llithl AMI smong the choice selections
viii he a grand P"tpoari from Supie's
latest ."Ier.. - Fatinitza
, 1880-04-10

Don't cry and mourn, and fret snd sigh.
You poor enfeebled critters"
Dln't give up the ship until y,u try
Those DInf.li"n BitterS.
, 1880-04-10

P,TrNr PuGGy ToP--Dr. A Marion has
ms. imported from Stuaebakers very hand
.ome p,teu. top buggy The top can be
pl.cei 1T or on in the twinkliny of an eye 1t
,y-t, laid down in Walla Walla. 1881, but it is
/, dai.y AMI cheap at half the price.
, 1880-04-10

GROWING ALREADY We hear OF 4 GER
tain newspaper man in this city who is
squirming already abont orr Daily. He says
We get all the news aud give it 10 our readers
and before he can get his paper ont. the news
Is old and stale. Never mind. brother. as
We did not start oar Daily TO injure yon, we
would discontinue it If We had the least idea
IT would assist you in any form.
, 1880-04-10

PRokGTrD. Our young friend Johnny
HALEY, il now division agent Of the Utah,
Idaho and Oregon Stag. lire vice Dick Griffin,
who has concluded To become wheat farmer
and cultivate the big tract Of country his COM
,.Any holds ont in the Umatilla region some
wh-re- Jnhnny has graduated now, and this
Last step viii assist him considerably in climb
ing tn, lail,r 81 success.
, 1880-04-10

VICE VERSA Many Of our citizens think
that the names Of the murdered parties and
those Of the murierers should he rice rcrsr to
those appearing in the Daily The idea here
Is that Bumfrld is th- murdered man's name
and Thomas that of the murderer In the up-
per country the dead woman answered to the
name Of Lizzie Thomas aud FROM that we has.
oJ,r evidence
, 1880-04-10

Go ". rH0U BALDHEiD. When Bob
McCalley returned from below without i rib,
he heard If the accident that had happened
his paterna, prosenitor, caused hy being
thrown ont Of buggy, and Bob shook his
head solemnly and evidently attributed
the accident 10 a want of skill ON the part Of
the '-ola man." The "old man" sees retribu-
tion swift and sure, for Bob yesterday met
with similar accident which has caused him
to b. conspicuous by his absence eyer since
, 1880-04-10

w FEAR or \ FANISE-Mr H. Clark,
fright agent At the depot, thinks that there Is
in the neishborhool # thirty thousand tons Of
las, wars freight on hand at Walla Walla,
Bin. Mountain station AMI over on Snake
river Most II IL j. vheat and -four.
, 1880-04-10

The TEN Saloon still takes the lead, and
Is now more attractive than ever. Tie billiard
nom cannot be surpassed for comfort and ele-
gance. and the tables are the hest in ths land.
Tn. new baraeepsr, Jake ka;it'erly. j, l--c"m-
very popular hy reason of hi, srniality ami
attention L. the wants of hiS patrons
, 1880-04-10

DRAMATIC \ number of our Young men
met night before last 1T the Office Of DR. Hinr
ham for the purpn~. o. organizing a dramatic
society Mr.. Ward has kindly volunteered 10
10 take charge of all rehersals AMI We have no
doubt their entertainments will be a grand
Success. The prrceeis uf the first entertain
mrnt viii % t. the Walla Walls Library.
, 1880-04-10

\ RARRFL full uf hroumS that were on view
yesterday OUTSIDE If Crnttenien ( karr'S store.
attracted the attention OF horse who eyi-
IDENTIFY thought they we're good Ia eat hy tn.
way h. went after them. We don't blame the
horse for We have had experience that every
thing rnming from that store Is It tr>t-rat,
quality.
, 1880-04-10

No family S,ouid he without bottle It that
great Spring regulator. Dr. Hyie,S Golden
HIoi Syrup 4 dss- will keep papa. nam.
ina and all the liable. IN good health.
, 1880-04-10

TASs WALg--Walk up ., far as Dr. Ia
..r'. residence abcu. o'clock III the morning
and hear the Meadow I.arks sins Jenny Lind.
Patti. Sara Rernhardt. Nelson. and even Billy
N,rr. would catch new note
, 1880-04-10
81 oeaM s.gsRr sssnss.



Frank J. wolfenden, our energetic ,o,
respondent at Colfax. to whom the country
n greatly indebted tor the earlie.. new, and
descriptions Of the murdered woman aud n.
detestable murderers, writes us the follow.
ing further part:eulsts:
The murdered woman i, the v;s. ., a.
man found dead in the Toucbet so,,.. .:."e ae
s,ice' ana this Brumheld killed them both
rirs. he started down To walla Walla 10 ....,
money 20 ouy land: on the way back Brnm.
heia Killed him and took the cash . ,b.,
when he got back he told Mrs Thom,s that
"er hrsoanc had gone 10 look at so,ns rail.
roam land, and Would meet them av,;n =,
the hls Lake; they We're stoppipp With a
man named Shafer at the time ,b.v ,L.a
started icr hs Lake. and camped there for
". n. Gays ON the pre,ehce Of waiting for
ino''las' a&a when he could put i. of 10
longer he dasposei Of the woman a, s,.ted :"
Our correspondent expresses the feeling Of
the whole country in his CONCLUSION.
IL you get the man down there for ,;,d',
sake turn him over TO us-we need him in
our business '''''' :"
The following is a description Of John
brumfleid and wife, the supposed murderers
of the woman recently found four miles
south oil Big Lake, in Whitman Co.. Wash.
ihgton territory:
MS DsS' S'EIfIIoS Height, ) feet. : or 5
inches very slim; will weigh about is5 mr.
lfo pounds small mustache. light sEab,Jv
sandy; p or % years OF age: has dari
nfown hair, very thin long scar in center OF
ioreheai, PINK brrth-mark around il; left
ear clipped. dark scar: scar on the nigh, SIDE
oil head, well up and back. no hair on it !.
when he Is sitting, holds his head down and
chews mustacne; when last seen was dressed
IN dark suit OF yellowish- brown color: wore
stripped blue and brown shirt. and answer.
to the name OF John Brumfield.
HER DESCRIPTION Height, ; feet 3 or
inches: very straight and slender medi.
um waste; brunette dark hazel ewes and
rather small /: teeth short and close together
wears about No. shoe, instep very high .
natural dent in forehead, well up brown
ha'r, medium length, banged claims 10
have came from Kansas City, Kansas.
The MURDERED WOMAN Age. between
~ and - years: dark hair rather short 4:
very small hand right arm tattooed with
Indian ink, the characters being a spatula
with the letters, NJ f directly under and a
line still under them that could not be dis.
tinguished answered. to the na:n. OF L;zz,e
Thomas; father 3 name was Ware, lives near
Kansas City, Kansas. claims 10 have been
from there six or seven months.
, 1880-04-10

COMMENTING M th- Eunor that Mr.. Abbott
Is going u Boi>e City - revive the IDAHO
D.z.oc-1t the -frsl1askr suggests thai If
wouldn't be bsi idea if he was to brin, his
funeral truck along with him Why NJ, say
wedding garment brother Has.
, 1880-04-10

Young men having unfortunately contracted
certain diseases, poisoning the blood. can hnd
nothing better u re.,ain health than Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier.
, 1880-04-10

Purchasers will find it TO their interest u
examine the immense and well selected stock
Of frSt-class stoves. with large ovens, and al
the latest improvements, which | have on
hanl and continually receiving. Builders
hardware in the line Of locks. NUTS, nails AMI
all goods pertaining To the business are in stock
complete Iron, steel, horse shoes, tools Of
all descriptions with other goods too numerous
10 mention. Gail and h4 convinced. Orders
from the country filed with economy and dis
patch. W. oDoNNkl.i-
, 1880-04-10

TIE Seattl. fE,e.ijgrHocr has the folioxin.
Chilbers & Mclean is the name o; nev gro:
cery frm at Walla Wall Mr.. Chilber- is
one Of the family 50 numerous and favorably
kroWu on Puget Sound
, 1880-04-10

SH0ETER AND QUICkER RoyTE-It 4 re-
ported that the rtah, Idaho ( Oregon stage
company VIII abandon the presen, travelled
Meachem roaa eyer the Blue mountains this
year. and use the Sumnervi!ie route 70. the
future
, 1880-04-10

ESJnYING HIM>ELF-0ur old friend John
Kelly. the renowned violinist, Is a, present
rusticating On the Weiser. at the residence
of Cap. Haven. He has made the round Of
BOISE City and al! the mining camps OF
Idaho. and has been received as the long lost
prodigal son.
, 1880-04-10

THE STATESMAN steam. job presses viii ri
You oct with yoar SIMMER supplies .; letter
heads. bill-heads. caris. envelopes. etc etc, 4.
astonishin-ly lew rstes, and in exquisite style
CAL and see samples OF work done far Others.
, 1880-04-10

\ lev more second hand s~ts oi taeth for
rent, made lay some IT the olieS; dentist IN the
county. Fir 0nr = well n another. at Cl"w-s,
over First National Bank. l2if
, 1880-04-10

Don't forget that Howe the b1okh;n,ler. does
work in the finest style ri the art Na-s-
zines and books bound AT living rates. Bind
cry up stairs third floor Paines Brick. a-tf.
, 1880-04-10

EyJoYiSG THEMSELVES. In the crowd that
watched the operations If the Dig fight y-~t.r'
t-rday, We're recognized two prominent law
yers. one city councilman, enc policeman, two
jrr!ices Of the peace, a dozen tramls, two type
--tt-rs and An editor
, 1880-04-10

AND - THEr CAN'T CRTrICIsE-The ladies
oi this city object - the new grade on the
sidewalks, for the reason tha; i: prevents them
frun getting full view Of the dresses ot the
laiv paSSe-> by.
, 1880-04-10

SrAsrr.-In looking through the several
lan,l~r rapis in this city hunting material to
.ui.h III, the new sidewalks. it srems like pok-
IN, ar.und the ruins Il an old fire TO Sud twen-
~ a liar pieces.
, 1880-04-10

N"GICE-BoN IL lemon, and oranges at the
,ieFo, f.r = +. II not called f"r by /. oclock
TODAY viii b. >oii for charges.
l5-itw h CLARK, Agent.
, 1880-04-10
AYERS sCHERRY PECTORAL

FOR Hisr lsFs OF TIE THROAT AND LrS@s, SUCH
~ cor6Hs, COLES, gH0oPisG COUGH. hRoS-
CHITss, ASTHMA, AND Consumption
9HE FEW COMPOSITIONS, WHICH HA'E
l won lie eIntience of mankind and become hnnse
hold words. aIaony not only one but many na,ohs'
must have extraordinary virtues Perhaps Do 2n.
ever secured 50 wide q reputation, or maintain,a u
40 long as AYERS CHERRY PFcrR IL ha- isen
known N the pubic about forty years, ey long
contlnued series u marvellous cures, that have Won
fo1 it confidence IN its virtues, never equAiru "
any other medicine. II still makes ne mos. ~.
,u.l rI,res o. Coughs Colds, Consumption, that can
be MAZE BY medical skill. Indeed, the CHERRY RI.
IoR,L has really robbed these dangerous ~
their terrors to great extent, and gIveu feeling 9i
Innunty from Their fatal effects, that Is well fonn
ef IL the remedy lie taken IN season Livery iai'l1s
shouM have il in their CLOSET for the retay an-'
pr.rnpt r,li-; Of it. members Sickness. suffering,
and even life IS saved by this timely protection; Ihe
aruisnt should no: n-ect It, aud the si'- III hot.
Keep it by yon f.r the p'otec:ion az sna- os ''
.iraely use in sudden sickness Prepared uS
DR. So. AVER d CO.. Lowell. Nass-.
Pa,c!Ic.L sSp AS.Lrrc,L CHEIlsIs-
Soli by all Druggists and Dealers m M-,l7ne-
Hodge, DAVIS Co. Wholesale Agents, for.i mo-
1r-,,or 32-ln
, 1880-04-10

THr CgorS The wheat helds along the
,,lI.y a. seen irom the cars, look to lie in ex-
client condition Wepredict another heavy
seassn.
, 1880-04-10

CHRnNIc SUIr. The Parke.-Denny case
that has been befor- the public for the las:
four years. WAS resumed oa Monday last after
= short adjournment. The case Is now before
b. l. SharrStein a. referee. and gill probably
not reach final dec SION till Washington Is
A STATE
, 1880-04-10

Pfund-r's Oregon Binoi Purifier is tl,e ,s..~
P'r,s 1',ra for all clIansU cases uf >yphi.e.
Nsny certificates a = IT, valus on hl..
, 1880-04-10

OS RoCK. The fine steamer d. 5. Baies-
yesterday morning struck a rock on the
Cmatilla rapids. Damages unknown as we
GO TO press.
, 1880-04-10

ii,Kn 10 TISD.-It is hard &c End young
man ~ho ha- no, received three or four inri-
,,,;cus to attend the Leap Year ball and re-
,,.i them all. We know that Billy Bruce
, 1880-04-10

W,SIKn- A small house If = cF four r,o,is
suitable for housekeeping. Address Schwa
bas-hs< Rru>
, 1880-04-10

ren srryr.Ls. p . s.r.iehts:

)ppasite Mountain. .xssiRt' osfie, Uni,n
,rrgon, Mn. T. 5. McConas, rsoprietnr.
, 1880-04-10

psrw-Ca,harine street has 4 spring into
which Is deposited the refuse from large
bou.e md on o warm day ssenches are as
thick ss The leaves IN YIAuhgosA
, 1880-04-10

SIIII AyoIHER. This time it is a popular
;.,r merchant; and he will join the holy army
9 ,n,rtyrs in few days.
, 1880-04-10
Singer Sewing Machines

A.. .nseavoring to palm of on purchasers an
inferior machine made after the old E.af,era
snr.bility s,,r which has made the SlSGEk 4Sso 50
famous throughout the known Forid -
eaun.erfeits Will prove poor ilrestnnenis :"
those who may be induced u psrha'e Pnen, .te,n,
Our sol. agents in this section are Roman
p-a.h.rs Who are not selling any machine but
o~rs AnT representations made otherwise are are
fsIse IN every particular. Guard as;aInst a these
and and ..e @ that you purchase only from author,
ized agents, and remember thA, % sysfS se1ulne GTp
S;nger Machine has our name. THE SlNohh
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, on 'of
81 the arm and our trade marx on On 'he '.'' ''
the arm. 3J6, i32 were sold II oIe U.p,
WaIla and Palouse.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
WILLIS B. FRY, Hanaser,
,su Is6 First Stroet- PORTLAND
, 1880-04-10
srwase OF SPURIOUS MACHINES

,.,ur pFRIIC ARE HEREBY CAC-
toned against irnp"ssers ana '.aap, G s,.aY' VIZ
attracted by the great reput''i'i Aii'i su0''
, 1880-04-10

BEILxAN;-In this city, April 6th, 1870,
CaElssC. Bslusn, ssed 81 ysass.
, 1880-04-10

THE Leap Year hop given a; th- City Hall
last night wss n, event of the s-ason The
hall f'."r wNs COVERED with Canvass and the
side "f the building decorated with fass. The
orchestra furnished l,y Johnny Taylor, Jr,
and under the ,f--ial management Of Prof
Mills, poured ont tslrir m-l",lioJs music until
the Young paTtieS danced, with visor une-
quailed sine. the DAYS of john, John. the
piI@rs son, and theahier parties skipped about
Ike lambs TN the hillside The supper WAS
such a. only Walls Walla ladies can arrange,
and even ''uld dyspepsia himself sat down and
supped heartily The gents were plain but
funny. The ladi-> We're charming, but the
crowded state IT our columns tO-d7y alone
f"rbi,ts a description If all the rich and tasty
dresses they all wore.
, 1880-04-10

We're the words Of spsr mother, thanking
DR.. Young for'zaying her child vho.had been
given up BY some. OF Edieagos best phy.icians.
Yes, indesd, Thousands g1e their kyes 70 Uf-
Youngis YANKEE COUGH SYRUP, the
simplest and most ple&zant remedy for dissases
of the lungs ever produced Children vii
take it whea they refuse Al. Others Your
druggist viii tel you be sells more of e than
anything else. Ask him for sample bottle.
m illions are given away. 12h