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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-03

by Robert .. Lyme,
Real rs. ate Auetionesr,
1912 4, ain street.

/ By .Nopft he b3uss
Real rs. ate AuctioDer,
1912 }, ain street
TRUSTEES SALE &c LARGE AM
l. VALUABLE IMPRO 051p an an mn.
KNOWN AS THE PR0PEk ~ ,sd USED
BY THE MA6DALEN A. w.
CITATION,
AND KNOWN As
TIE sPRlNG.sTREET HOMEi or
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE Vf
SPRING STRICT. .Np
AND LYING BETWEEN BELViDERE AM
WITH FRONT OF "a, FEET ON SAME.
BY virtue OF certain deed. dated the 9th day or
April 1876 OF record In Richmond Chancery tourI
clerks Office, Deed Book I07 A. page 437, from the
President OF said Assocla Ion 10 as Trustees we
Shall In execution of The trust or eaid Decd Az me
request OF the represen'atves Of the Denencsry Sc
cured. defauit having been made In the paymeni oI
rortl0n OF the money secured. expose 10 SAFE ny
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1880,
at 4 O'Clock =. VI tho PROPERTY described In the
deed, and known as the SPRING-sTIsEEl loMf,
or the property OF the Magdalen A@ociat0n. The
I'm proyernents consist Of 4 VERY LARGE BRICK
BUILDING, containing about twelve rooms, pnick
Kitchens, and numerous other out-bnllhlngs. ne
whole premises are well enclosed parity Dy Dick
wall aud q very excellent fence water, &c, upon
the premises. The property fronts rs above on
spring street 244 feet. and extends back on the
west line of Bolyidre street. In parallel lines mere
with, 1913 feet TO an alley. THIS properly mas
commanding view and at little expense can be con-
yerted into manufacturing establishment Tor an
extensive business, or The property can DE taslly
divided up, and many small buildings can ne e. eced
the unlnDrOyed lots fronting on belVideIe streeb
Tux TERMS will be liberal. and full particulars
given at hour or sale. HENRY BOBMEh.
ADOLPH OsTEkLOH,
MOO Tru tees.
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By r. u. Chafiiu Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciloueers.

DOR SALE ON FIVE YEARS TIME
Il by request of The owner, who resides out OF the
State, we will sell by auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th,
at AZ O'Clock y. NJ. TWO NEAT, DETACHED,
NEW BRICK DWELLINGS with four rooms each,
aud Kitchens in rear, on Floyd street. adjoining The
handsome residence OF Mr.. Walker aud opposite the
with deep lots attached And " Is seldom such neat
and new sriall brick dwellings In the fast-growing
west end al 3 offered on so long time.
oc II. b. CHAFFIS& CO., Auctieneers.
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
.NOLLINS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PIASTERS.

No other remedy can so quickly assuage the mo I
violent paroxysms OF Pain. They distribute through
out the neryou- system gentle and continuous cur
rent Of electricity. which Instantly annihiates pain
vitalizes weak and paIalyzed parts. cures sort
Lungs, Palpitation Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys
Liver. Complaint, rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
sciatica. Ask for CoLLINs's VoLTAIc ELECTRIC
PLAsTBRS. oc 3O-S&W
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Da,u,x Marsbals sworn In.

CHICAGO, November 2.-Three hundred
deputy marShsls were sworn in last night,
making eight hundred in all.
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer.
No. 10 Governor Tor ThirteeDthl street.
DAR-FIXTURES, + Il E CHI BURR
CORN-MILL, HORSE, TOP-WAGoN,
HARNESS, TANKS, ROW-BOATs,
STATE LICENSE,
STOVES,
CHAIRS, CGoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C., &C.

Y
ATAUCTION.
THURSDAY, Atm INSTANT.
At or O'Clock will sell at the james River Brewe
nv ne entire BAR and GARDEN-FIXTURES.t TO-
geiher with great variety Of other articles or value
win name in part
2 excellent BARI OUNTFRS:
/ large ICE-B,pX of superior make;
l large MIRROR; .......
All OF The excellent CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
&C.. such "a
BEER, ALE, WINE. and other CLASSES
DEEANTERS and BAR.BOTILE
PLATES, CUPS and SAUCERS, DISHES. BOWLS,
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONS,
ROUND, SQUARE. and LONG-TABLES,
CHAIRS, LARGE LAMPS.
Excellent COOKING and other STOVES,
100 bottles FINE WINES,
STATE LICENSE, &C., &C.
Also,
excellent FRENCH BURR CORN-MlLL, cost
$3.50;
l sORREL HORSE, good worker:
l fine TOP-WAGON and HARNESS, In good
order:
large TANKS:
3 good ROW. BOATS:
3 large UNITED STATES and ERMAN FLAGS
go ASSORTED FLAGS;
OFFICE FURNIT URf, &C. &C.
The attention of the public is respectfully called
TO THIS sale, as IL embraces large assOriment OF
valuable articles seldom Offeredat auction, and must
be sold TO close the establishment.
JAS MACDOUGALL, Auctlon-er.
FB COOK salesman. Oc 81
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by Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

ERAME TENEMENT ON WILLIAMS
Il BURG AVENUE FOR SALE At AUCTION.
We will sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Atm,
AT AZ O'Clock =. NJ. that NICE LITTLE FRAME
TENEMENT No. 37l1 Williamsburg Avenue near
The corner OF Ieuuy street, containing three rooms.
It Is now rented 10 a good Tenant. and f. yielding 4
good rent The owner l. anxious 10 sell, aud bar
gain may be had. - -
TERMS At sale. SUI1ON " CO.
M AuctiOueerS.
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BY George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Anetioneers,
No. north Tenth ttreet.

THREE-STORY BRICK STORE ON
L MAIN STREET TO RE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES, OK
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1850,
at 4 O'Clock =. VI. by virtue OF decree Of The
Cbaneery Court OF the city OF Richmond en,treu
rick's executor us. Dcitrick and ols.. WI sell ut
public auction, the premises, at the iime aoone
So, ci fed, that certain TBREE-STORf BRiah
STORE on the north side OF Main street near fll-
teenlb street, and adjoining the 81 Charles lioieI;
The LOT has front OF 25 feet on Main stree ani
rims back within parallel lines some 100 or 1913 feet
% an alley. The property Is occupied oy proint'
paying tenant. who has been an occupant OK me
same for a number OF years. The property uest
be sold aud pa ties desiring safe Investment tha'
will yield good rate OF iateress are invited 10 AZ
tend this sale.
TERMS: one 4 urih cash balance at six, twelve
aud eighteen months for notes, with Interest adde's
and title re ained until The purchased money Is Miiy
}. L. DIETRICH.
oe24 Executor aud TruSse.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

ERAME BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL
l. WRIGHT SHOP. on LEASED GROUND,
CORNER or SIXTEENTH AND FRANkLlN
STREETS, FOR SALE ny PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE shall SELL
by request of the owner upon the premises. On
FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER D, 1850.
AT 4 o'clock T.. NJ the above VALUABLE STAND
for a stable, black smith-shOp. or other business
TEENS and particulars Will be announced at hour
Of sale.
A long lease can be given If desired for the LOT.
ROBERT Il. LYME.
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BY ii. l.. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
llo3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF A FARM OF
~ ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES
ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROn RICHMOND,
LYING BETWEEN THE CHARLES CITY AND
WILLIAMSBURG ROADS, WITH SMALL
FRAMED HOUSE THLREON.-We will sell In
front OF Henrco county courthouse on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1880,
lcourt-day,l at 12 o'clock NJ, the PROPERTY
above described.
The owner. being determined 10 dispose OF this
property. will sell at great sacrifice.
TERMS: At Gale. II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
oc An AucijOneers.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, November AT o'clock this
afternoon the scores in the walkng-matcb
were Rowell, 30 miles; Littlewood, ~
Dobler, 20l Howard, 100. Pegram is very
everish, and will not likely be seen on the
track again.
A BOsToNIAN DEFEATED IN A sCULLING FACE
LONDON, November 2.-In the sculine
match between Elias c. Laycoek, Of Austria
liza, and George III. Hosmer, OF Boston, FOL
G200, which came off to-day over the
Thames champion course, the Bostonian
was defeated Laycock rOwed easily. and
won by three lengths. The weather was
splendid, and the river perfectly still. Hos
mer was dead beat.
Ireland.
Cork, November 2.-Tbe death is an
nounced of Willism Archer Redmosd,
Liberal and Home Rule member OF Parlia.
mept for Wexfordborough. The cause oil
his death was heart. disease.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP .THA
" COMPANY, SS<fEnfs
FOR NEW YORK,

This .snphny viii dispatch one OF their -plcled
teAmers Old JOHNSTON, WYANpkt, NAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, ana RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Al
NIT water.
These ships are entirely new, and were butt q.
pressiy for THE route.
They kNye splendid saloons, siste-roc ms, and fStb
CO1gnS.
Tie fare, accomnoas ions, and attentions are ah'
SURPASSED.
Snps gong norm land 81 Pier ~, North ry.r
100, Of Eeach street. >lH- rDmiu- suuth sail rom
pIrf3, Nor.h river, loot Il thr topper stittI
cabin rale 10 New lOrz,flZ SteerA- fb az
o..
Freights for points beyond New York frriTded
with Dispatch ana no charge made eKcep. ac;aA eI'
Deusea in9uI red.
FOR further Information Apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., AGENTS,
NV 10 afNcs GarBpspv's Vharves. kOckeiL
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CARPETS, OfI.-CLOTHS, 4,
EALEsTATE AGENTS. &c.

CPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
- RENTING OUT REAL Estate and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS in tho city and coun-
try. PROMPT RETURt,S MADE.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE.
A large qpsntlty OF CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-vacant aud improved.
We takepeasnre In sho wing property and giving
all necessary Information TO buyers
Write for the Virginia Real Estate Journal.
X. b. cIAfffN a CO.,
ftrai Estate Agents,
No, north Tenth street.
n. ". CHAFFIN, late OF Chaffin, Staples < Co.:
ROBERT III. GILLIAN, late OF Frank ID. Hill & Go.
no z-zm
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RICHMOND BAZAAR GE
Nos. 1888 sxp I44o FRANKLIN STREET.

Nos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 0 o'clock we viii sell registry OF number OF
EXCELLENT HORSE,
which have been selected TO suit this market. Far
ties wanting for cI,y or farm purposes should at
tend, as the list embraces many nrst-cass ahinas
ALSO.
4 YOUNG AND WELL-BROKE MULES.
I yoiiNG CoW--an excellent mixer. and fresh (;
1 LfgHT SPRING CART. nearly new /;
/ TOP SECONDHAND BUGGY,
/ iICHT FAMILY CARRIAGE. In good order;
2 ENTIRELY NEW OPEN BUGClEs' patent
l ENTIRELY NEW TOP BpGGY, patent
l sECUnD HAND GRoCER's TOP WAGON.
The attention OF the public Is particularly asseo'
JOHN Is. DAVIS, Proprietor.
EB COOK, S,'esman. no .
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sKpAxrvxA ~ nrxAn.R,

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old ia.
Il DO m n on STEAMSHIPS Comnanvs &Sk.e
steamship WYANOkF, Captain COv,iI : =,
FRIDAY, November 9TH. ~ o'cl0cs e. "
Freight received untli O'Clock L. "
Through bills OF lsdng signed anf goods -.
warded with dispatch 10 All points u0r.h south g.,
aud west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- rotations unsurpassed
Cabin fare To New York, sl2; Storage, fs At
ts.
For freight or passage, spplv 10
C.. ". ALLEN & CO.. Axe9,
no 3-3t COmpany's wharf. RucAetis.
DOR NORFO Lk, BALTI->
INGS on JAMES RIVER.
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CHFRIFF,s AND ADMINISTRATORS
- eALr.-wiIl be sold At the cnrpenieSn s1op .,
the late John A.. Glazebro?h. situated On nroa"
street bet wesn Adams and JEFFERSON reefs ou
a, n o,c,ocs A AZ. all the LUMBER, FRAMES.
SASH. and CIjTTINGS on the premlses;
BENCHEs. oRiNnsTUNE, TOOLS an CHEER ssr,
wtiTfvG' DFcE i STOVE. 2 CHAIitS- &C.. and
a'so "e "o'hD'S' JOHN w. Wright.
oc an sheriff aud Administrator.
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carrying United states NALL
70. GIEEORD. Com mandcr.
DHIbAD ELPH a, RICH I{RN
u .anArrA Atn NOD LAI Y ~ \ 4 .A(nAll

DHILAD Z h ? II A, KCH- {nN
L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM XAE3R
SUR LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, MI
RIVER AND THE EAST w FALL RINK
THREE TUNES A WEEK.-Uuul further no.
Tee The steamers of this Lac will make tri s'ekT
trips, leaving Philadelphia every tuesday,,
THURSDAY, and SAT CRDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. Goa.
meeting AZ Philadolphia Win Clyde's Sew FIX sad
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TGME-rREQCEN DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultll O'Clock 7. VI,
81 AIS ". MC( ARBItK.
General Sout eru Agent, Ricam0ai. Va
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
General Mtutyts,
,oOa No 10 Soutb Mharveg IsgfItf Col -
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FURNITURE.

GEORGE =. STACY. q
" 1905 NAIS ~IRtEr. u
Look through his siocA OF -
FURNITURE. .....,,...
before purchasing. lie j. 00hglng, 1ld .1'' '..''
a plcdNP. tfi
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JERSEYS FOR SALE ChtsAirt;yA *
81 one TnoROUGiBRtD -, Er ,ateri0. "
ANYTHING at the ; ate FalI ms Ns,.,,,,pol'0HBRtp
Que N;tiGiLh n;,1 I1 Srry sSs mlAer'
JERSEY COW, six yesis olu .rS,ib.
ana xl, S," GOOD o.E.nAl y JERshf,sSTa rEs.jN
rhs last mem soned will be iTadee ,t'w >I<G
COW, sui'aule for beef A,s,,,h Tenth ,lrtes
no a.eodSt w. : 80 ---- 49,
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LARGE INCREASE IN PRODUCTION-H0w MANY
MILLION GLASSES THE CITY DRANK LAST
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NEW FALL STYLES 81
~ or IA
FURNITURE. III
New and elegant styles
CHAMBER FURSlIl Bf.
PARLOR SUITS,
I'm Hair.ClOlh. Reps, Raw SIX, Salin ID 4..t'
Plush. sud other el,g,st goods.
Large assortment of loG-prtced
CHAMBER SUITS,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES. &c.
Examine my stock, and you ~, hnu.s r,i' ~
sslt any one. SAMUEL W. Va"
~ 24-eod Governor street. klcumNIN'
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COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE,l

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
r.ft RICHMOND, October 10, 1850.
The PARTIES interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on FRIDAY the leth day OF November,
1880, at 12 O'Clock 81. as the time, and my once,
on Eleventh between Main and Bank streets, rs the
place, 10 execute the foregoing decree.
THOMAS }. EVANS,
or oO.WAw Commissioner.
, 1880-11-13

A consilerate correspondent has kindly
sent us texts from proveri. where Solomon
eommends the corporal chassisement Of child
rem. As we know three -fourtas Of the Bible
by heart there was no necessity for the troub-
lie our friend has taken in the matter. In
saying that "Spare the Rod, and Sroil the
Child - raa 10 be found in Hudibrias VIC crr-
tainly did not int-,.L L, infer iha, Salomon
vas not responsible far the idea, changed n
to mere words by the prciane author Batter.
Por what Solomon did say VIC refer our I@ai-
~r. to Prov. XIII "a; MIL II. and
NNIN- IL Some people are quite angry
when We mebtim something they do NOT
quite know, AMI We could write til the hair
grew through cur hat and our toenails
through our boots, and there would still be
some hundred. Of thousands af pesple invin-
cibly persuaded that King Solomon did some
where write the exact woris Spare the Rod
and Spoil the Child" Bu. We know better.
for the reason that when a child over and
over again We were set tn learn by heart a
chapter of the Bible as punishment; We be-
came 90 fond Of it that eventually We always
improved the occasion by learning two add'-
tionA chapters to the one prescribed On oar
own account There rs an old d"serell which
is occasionally quoted to this effect:
Solomon said, in accents mid,
Spare the rod, and s4nil ti,- child:
BE he man, or he she maid,
Whip EN-, and waI.op en- Solomon said
This again is wrony, for Sol"mons recon-
mendstou of chas,isement applies solely to
ans anil he makes no references whatever
tn tho correction of .l.ash:ess- Perhsps
they didn't in those day. "r, as our reporter
suggests, maybe they w.r- not considered
worthy of notice BY he mnch married wise
man L: is to lie hoped that the cunning
American WI in future enter a l'rote.: " hen
he sees his stern parent s.. ing the switch
ready and qno:ing Solomon IA order to ease
his conscience.
, 1880-11-13

As vili bs teea BY the notics in this issue
Of the SrArEsaAN re will hereafter devote ,
space Tn the advertising Of lost horses. Thi,
Is Ao';md to be Of great advantage and ser.
vice to all Of our subscribers, as it answer.
she place os an ifnmense detective system.
1t hs-' bern ns;.-- than suspected for some
time ..rt that this country x.s infested by
an orsanr.sa gang Of horse Thieves. under q
header who directed the mo~emeat., FUR
nishcd the money for ali enterprises Of this
kind and labored for the release of member,
when in bondage Not only this, but It Is
thought probable that the horses are dis
gui.ed by clipping, dying and
BrRSING AGR MARKS
inta the teeth, 10 mislead as to identity un-
til the horses can be worked OF. Now, il
NC hare the cooperation Of our citizens we
will publish the notice 70 that they can be
ent ont ard posted in conspicuous places
Throughout the country. 50 that the thievc,
will lie sp"tted and the horses recovered.
The SrArDRAAS simmense circulation in Yak
ima, Whitmsn. kiickitat. Stevens. Columbis
and Wall. Walla counties. and in Idaho and
Eastern Oregon, will give force to this move
nent that viii result in embarrassing the
work Of the thieves and the return Of large
psr. Of the property taken. Ia order to
guard sgainst advantage being taken Of nrr
columns. this arrangement is solely fnr the
benefit "f Cur subscrihrr.. Any party having
lost animals by enclosing description with
the suh-crip'iou price, $500 per year, will
have his notice ins,r; ed free.
, 1880-11-13

EsrIRrR1sx- scarcely allow the ink
to dry on our paper on one enterprise, IN the
breeding of fine horses, says the I"'d"" en-
pirr. ere some new investment IS made
which challenges our admiration The latest
thing is that Geo. Leihy and Ben Acker have
sold one half interest in the celebrated racer
"Pshard i'll ITO John Eadd. of Ia Grande.
There is no higher bred horse on the Pacific
coast than king Dick, and his breeding Is
exceptionally fine His sire was ''Cr1,chon' ;,
bv "Glencoe" out Of sister to Tangent by
.iWaener." His dam WIS The noted mare
Irene Harding by Jack Malone out OF
..Macaria" by Avalanche, one Of the best
sons of Revenue" There is no end to The
pluck and perseverance, OF the liberal turf
men Of the Grand Ronde valley.
, 1880-11-13

A AREMARKABLE PHENoMESos. LAST Tues
day night about IL o'clock, says the Siirer
State, as John Seeley, cattl" man, was
coming to Wmnemucea, Will We viein-
ity of Rose creek, some tive. $ south
of town, bali Of fire passed'... pathway.
with the seeming velocity OF. a cannon ball.
1t struck the ground, at an angle Of several
degrees from the horizon, seme two or three
hundred yards ahead Of him. and plowei a
,furrow of several feet through the saee-b brush,
raising quite cloud Of dust. Mr.. Seeley,
whep he recovered from the fright caused by
this a -ealar phenomenon, tied his horse to
= sasebrush and followed mp the track of the
blazing ball, and found il to be an Iron-col-
ored ball, as large IS a wash-tub. and so hot
that it set fire to the sagebrush. 1t now
laws about mile and half from lose creek
station. and about half mile eastward from
the Italians wood r., Mr.. Sccley has the
reputation of being truthful man, and, as
it is very easy to get where he says the me-
tror struck, and can nov be seen, 1t Is to he
hoped that some Of our citizens, who have
the time to spare, will visit the scene aud
ascertain tns iSSts.
, 1880-11-13

FoUxp.-0n Main street, last evening q
pair OF mules ears were found. The owner
can have them by proving property and dig
ging out the balance Of the animal. Moral
The streets are muddy and some arrange
~"nts should be made for cleaning them
..- Utilize the city prisoners.
, 1880-11-13

OxIy Srsrt1oS. Private Reedy, OF "A
company. has been placed under arrest for
s,ealmr. II seems that peddler came. to
the Garrison with goods, and after exhibit
ing them and selling portion, he was or
dered off the reservation. The pe'ldler had
his goods strcwn around anu when he was
about to 20 missed some Of the articles. and
the blame was laid on TO Reedy, who was
present with number Of others; and he Was
arrrated. Nothing could be found on his
person or in his quarters To implieate him.
bu. sim ply because he was independents IN his
observations A. an honorable man should he
he was arrested. Private Reedy is new
recruit, ha, always borne good reputation
for honesty and npriehtness. that ir" men
youch for him in this case anil as there is no
proof of guilt it is to he hoped he viii he
released.
, 1880-11-13

Soon TO oARRIvE.-Adviees from the Wash
ington Colony, under date Of October 2sth.
state that they expect TO reach Tn,n~atrr
ahout three weeks from that date. They
may secsdingly be expected At their des;in-
sti,n within a few days Recognizing the
fact that these colonists will add greatly and
materially TO the population of Thursron
county, the people Of Olymy,a and vicinity
are preparing to give them cordial welcome.
Temporary quarters will be provided for
families while the foundation of future homes
are being laid
, 1880-11-13

At Trirnens' Cabin on Government Noun
tain, I6 miles from Wslla Walla 30, 900 Shakes
in good condition, will be sold cheap t-r eash.
Inv. J. H. DERRY
, 1880-11-13

Masonic HALL AT THE DALLn.-This
structure is rapidly nearing completion and
will be ready for occupation in about eight
or ten days. f'he baildins is the finest Of
the kind in that part Of tn. state, and will
be dedicated With appropriate eereh'onies
when completed.
, 1880-11-13
The Coxrsc wrsrEE.-If any re,ian

The CGNING WINTEE-if any reliance
can be placed in omens, in signs, IN prophets,
or in SONS OF prophets, We are going to have
an unusually severe winter this year. Al
ready bear and deer are Icing driven out of
the mountains into the lower valleys and sea
gulls are flocking into our rivers. Reports
from the Puget Sound country say that the
Arctic geese have gone further south this
year than has been Known for a long time
The Indians shake their heads ominOusly
when approached about the winter, and the
wise among the whites are equally mysteri-
ous
, 1880-11-13

A VEEY HAID C.SE-Dennis Fogarty,
who was let out from iail on Tuesday Is al
ready hack again. The first use this gentle
man made of his liberty Was to steal pair
Of pantaloons from Messrs. Rudee { Casper,
and pair of blanket. from another party.
1t is great pity that there Is not whip
ping pns, law for the especial benefit OF such
characters, Judge Lacy sentenced him tn
thirty days imprisonment and u pay SlOO
fine
, 1880-11-13

A NEW BISHop-At the recent meeting
of the Chambers of Bishops. at Philsd-lphia,
Rev. John Adams Paddock, ID. d., rector Of
St. Peters Church, Brooklyn, Long Island
~as designated to be missionary bishop OF
Washington Territory. DIR. Paddock is a
brother OF Bishop Paddock, of Massachusetts,,
and has been for over twenty-five year, rec.
tor of st. Feters church. He holds several
prominent positions III the Diocese Of Long
Island, as also in the general work of the
church
, 1880-11-13

Webfoot Oil lcur-s the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colic, that the little ones
are subject to. - ON
, 1880-11-13

Afrptxr.Sr.-Mr. John B. Neill, formerly
souin,ls.sry for TIE q. r. L n Co, has put
himself forward rs All accountant and book
teeper. Mr. Ncili is thorough mathema-
;ician. accurate in all thing. and understands
Ill tho details Of single and double entry
IN book keeping. ". wish him success IN
his new ayOcat:ou ..
, 1880-11-13

WHAT AIS THEM.-And ~ ~ '
and Boise counties in Idaho have electeo -
publican sheriffs over two Of the most popular
democrats in Idaho. Heretofore these were
democratic strongholds and could be bet upon
fir.t, last and al tho time. The coAntry is
fast eeins 10 the devil.
, 1880-11-13

CHENEY. g. Linington, Esq, informs
ts nat Cheney has got away with the vote
or county seat in Spokane; but Spokane
Falls talk of contesting the election. For .
own only heard from during the few last
heeks the Cheneyites must be pretty ener-
s.te kinl o people