, 1880-04-10

TIKI q. T. " e.. have contracted with
SchwalaCh-r & Co.. of this city, far two hun
dre,l ton- 81 harley
NV STooK--Cail at the SIATEssAs ott.ee
and inspect our new and extensive stock OF
Eap-fl fur bin hrats. letter beads, cards, &c
MuuxERY-W call especial attention ct
the ladies' Of Waiia Walla and vicinity u the
fine spring stock of millinery 81 MIR SchnrblS
Miss ThompSUns.
SnsE HAy-SIr ]. F. Wod has Just I'm
iShed bailine ani delivered To- the Rsilr,ad
depot 1t Milton statisn. ore hundred and MY
tons Of hay for the o. Il. y. Co.
/
! ForSI, The fur cape advertised for in the
Daily, wa- found bv \ C. MaStersnns little
rirl and returned t. til. O!hce Friend Mas
te.s.In, the Isdv directs her thanks tn he given
You. ~ pl.a>c consider yourself thanked
CAPT. Il. VI. SMITH, hate proprietor OF the
J-aio.. hat now good farmer, called and pa'i
in advance for the Inammoth weekly STATES
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cattle and VIII leave for Dayton IN the morn
ing.
TgrCS making, Is now quite feature oi
This citr. We notice very fine one on the
streets. Of which Ell Short is the boss: Il WAS
manufactured by Me>>rs. Lux kaSebuis
who are getting famouS for the excellent quality
Of their work.
Bell TELEPHONE DISTWCT.-F. W. Parker,
manager Of th,, a.. :. v ca. : telegraph office
of thispli,e. Is endeavarip:, te establish Il dis
| trict telephone system in connection win. 4
fire Alarm which viii no doubt take well M
our entrrpri-iIi-; city.
VERY FIxE-W When the sidewalk Sra lias; Il
cnnplrt-d. and the outside streets and alleys
are dug mp, then will cur small property own
er. c.mprrh-nA the fSct that, in addition IN
the cemetery city tax, that their purse strings
! are loose. AMI their bank account has run out
TIE R,Iy From first II last, the ani"nnt
Of sentimental .yu>h al,Iut iatterinS rain props
on the rnuf, woulI I'll :: volume as large A. the
| bible We were never. well, hardly ever.
! much moved Ly tia; sort -. thing, hut II .ioeS
sound sort II nice th;S morning fur fact
Like wheat running down wooden spout, tor
instance
STEAM PLow-The father If Mr., Clark, our
worth freight agent, at the depot, has been for
some years perfectins a ntw steam plow, and
we learn that the experiment is a success, III
every tarticular w. would advise the ;ser:l--
Z man that this section of country is the boss
place t" give il thorough trial AMI II It
proves satisfactory, viii be thr ''b"sS country
To- disp0S, q: theln.
NuryCE The -iysociatc Press has no tray
elins correspondents" in this country, but
there are those how travelin; around, CORES
pondins with other papers who lay claim to
he on no other grounds than that when they
were stationery AID living in a town they Were
authorized ~ send dispatches to us Tar trans
mission Snch men have no, authority tr ~end
DISPATCHES and We viii not BE- reSpanSibl. fnr
any thu >rnt.
sTHIXG> everybody would like to p
something that The. editor of the Union can
not explain Daily PARKER One thing We
can't explain, wh" furnishes the money 10 run
the Daily, ami how long it viii live without
other sense than those furnished by PAR 81
scissors II Wc-a-kH-T J0hIGS1H. of course We
mus. admit there is good amount "f Rat
ins matter in the B'-c-a k-i-T Johnson, but ~
for sense, there Il more III the Daily STATES
NAN in ....e i>s'I- than there is in the W-ca-kty
johnson in entire year -, for Money Io"k
At our advertising cnluns.
! WHEAT PR"SfFcTS.- En- Mayor Neyberry
Of Portland. in company with Mr.. Center, "f
the house of Newherry & ca. "f this city, have
ben on an extensive ta,,i through The northern
portion Of cur wheat growing c"rntry, and ac-
curding to their .lowin: accounts given by Mr..
Center the hills. valleys anal plains are our
extensive grain fields. Hundreds of plnws can
be seen in every direction, turning up new soil,
and shduld this new Sectiun Of country yield aS
well ~ the surrounding country has done here
toiurr. it viii take more steamers than the q.
:. Y ca. has At til. present time to remove
the thousands of tons -: ,xtr.. wheat that rrill
l.. piled NJ along the hanks Of the Snake River
the comm; fall
SlGNS OF IuPEnvEIENT.-In various l"r
! ti,nS of nnr city We sec laborerS welding the
pick anl shovel, aS tA-y reduce the undrr
elevations or fiji the depression ii our thorough
fares. Shade treSs are being trimmed and rc-
planted Old wooden structures are being re-
! moved az torn down. To- -;iy. room for larger
and substantial buildmrS. Our landlords are
enlarging their hotel accommodations Ner-
chants arp constantly in receipt of large in
voices of all kinds of merchandise. and Ola
I trucks anA delivery wagons are slowed away
ta give place To handsome vehicles Of home
manufactur.. all Of which tends 10 show the
! increaSiu., prosperity uf our business men and
citizerS generally, and l. but q forerunncr of
still brighter prospects ahead.
MAKING IN ITEM.-Thin morning wr saw :,
cayuSe buck 4 young gentleman clean over him,
hut the "a ali ;hted on his feet unhurt The
| cay,Ise started tn rnn, and We. trying t" pre-
vent an item, headed him off, hu: the animal,
with the natural contraryneS5 Of his race, de-
termin-d not to turn back, and Jumped between
the leaders and wheeleTs Of \ four hors,. team
that an honest farmer WAS driving up Min
street. Becoming entansled in the SinsletreeS
he commenced the usual circus performance.
which 80 frightened the Others that they loin-d
in the fun and the whole entansled outfit
started of and tlrneh the wagon completely
around. The farmer was cool and kept them
well in hand, but could not have prevented
serious smash NJ, if several Of the boys hai
not iravrly jumped u the heads Of the animals
and held them fast.
STARBINS AFFRAY At THE EXCHANGE Ho-
! 1EL-For sumo time past the i'll feeling which
has existed between George " Conrad. the
runner AMI ni,ht clerk at the Exchange Hotel
ami Black, the porter, eliminated in what
nearly proved 4 tragedy This morning about
; H. NJ, Conrad called the porter as usual, and
! the quarrel commenced, Conrad calling him
names Black came down stars and they
again commenced wor,ly warfare, when Com
! raI .tr1,rL, PlacE ny,r III. h.o3 with a hrn,p,