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, 1881-09-24
OUR WESTON wINDLASS
Hapls out a Budget full Of Interesting Item
for THE Statesman"
Weston, Ogn., Sept. 18th, 1851.

WESTON, Ogn., Sept. 10th, 1851.
EDITOR STATESMAN: S:-Threshing gram still
continues and most of the threshing crews
have from four to six weeks work yet before
them. All the spare teams are busy haul
ing to the depot. Such a sight of grain as is
piled up around Blue Mountain station is
enough to make any one wonder where IN
the world it all comes from.
l was IN the vicinity of Cold Spring canyon
few days ago and found great quantities oi
wheat laying in every direction, and the
country seemed void of any other kind OF
production, with one exception. Mr.. Geo.
knowlton had sown about one and halt
ares Of onions which will bring him more
money than his sixty acres OF wheat. He
tells me that anything that is put in the
ground there produces abundantly.
The light fingered gentry has been at work
again, and picked for bio Svictim Mr.. Web
ster, who lives about two miles north OF
town. The thief is supposed to be man
v no has been working for Mr.. Webster for
the past two weeks. The mOney-three
hundr,d and fifty dollars-was taken IL
broad daylight while the family were al
home, from Mr.. Webster's pants pocket
where he had left them hanging in his room
We have in our midst a man who Is in
clneI to somnambulism. He frequently
visits other peoples houses at a late hour O
night, and more frequently if he is awar'
that there are no men folks about to pIotec
them from his brutal assaults. A youns
lady sent bullet in close proximity to hr
head few nights ago, which may awaker
him to his senses.
Our steam Touring mill is running nigh
and day and turning ont a quality OF tiou
unsurpassed.
Mrs. Jacob Prqbstel has been quite sicl
for the past week, but is cOnvalescent now
Mr.. George Hayes has been confined t.
his room for the past two days but is ex
pected to De out again in few days.
BILLINGS.
, 1881-09-24
"KENNEDY's KURE "
Gosh Dang IT, Amt This the Post orhce 7

On Sunday afternoon a long, lean, iank'
individual, evidently stranger In this city
wandered listlessly up and down Nam street
booking very much as if he had lost some
|rhing. He stopped before several OF th'
stores, carefully scrutinizing the stock only
Ito leave more perple1ed and troubled. Il
|w.s a realization of the scnptural quota
|tion that '.mau born Ct woman is but OF few
It,ys and full of trouble" Finally he bolted
INTO Brewster & Wells drug store and, walk
Ing directly to the prescription case, hi
Stood in front Of the mirror and inquired Of
hi, own reflection, which he did not recog
|nize Got any mail for Kennedy Mr.
Wells, who happened to be compoand'ns
|nrescription behind the case, replied u
suess YOU are mistaken, ar. Probably you
mean kennedy's Cure" 'Oh, IN hen
r.1v's Cure. Amt this the post ortoe'
|wsnt Kennedy's mail" Explanations wer'
made and kennedy found his cure IN having
his v.y pointed to the post office
, 1881-09-24

sAos hpksNA FLn.-JOseph Painter
fSr nn5ui fron Eureka Flat on Tuesday
'-i ''aHi'es 'ha, at least W. 90 bushels O
''' S4ll be shipped fron that locality TIN
- lAls Is pretty fair for a countr,
Is lot been IN cultivation much oye
'0 yeArs, and previous to that time W,
"-,'ie'oi as utterly worthless except fo
''''I 'li'ing The farmers are all hasy nov
S's%'insa still larger ARA for fall sou;,,
- H'l' Year VIC may confidently expee
- 'hs above result will be doubled N,
A-''' AVS that the people Of that seet;o,
ga! Pleased and sratided With the Of
IS Z" iAe company to take away the;
u'''e SPECIALLY as the water in Tn
,,I -' - very low and navigation CORE,
'--sls r dIrh'rlt, THIS coming from far
10 AEe Generally credited with grovl
-. -Sle,er they have chance. is = grsa
- MI TO The company. but al the sam
-. - .lo'tng to Mr Paiater, no maps ',,p 4lin
, 1881-09-24

BEES AND HoNEy.-On Monday last a.
Mrs. Kieber was starting fire she found tn,
chimney stopped up, and on examination i
was found to be completely filled with honey
which must have been aecumulating ther,
for years. There must have been at leas
$50 pounds weight of the stuff, which wa
excellent. This is the first time we hav,
heard of such a case IN this country and thu
question is where the dickens did the bee
.ome from
, 1881-09-24
SIaxen,s California Fruit Salt

lis prepared from sound ripe California Fruit
|by an experienced analytical chemist, who hA'
spent years in experimenting on its Prepara
hon. 1t ;s manufactured by special process
known only 20 the proprietor This prepara
|tion is safe, simple and effectual medicine foI
Regulating the action of the stomach, liver And
kidneys. 1t is particularly recommended fol
|Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Headache, Heartburn
|Acidity of the Stomach. Habitual Constipa
tion, Nausea, Sea Sickness, Kidney and LIvei
Troubles. over indulgence either in eating on
drinking, etc. As purifier Of the biood u u
Ian scrafnlow affections, it hxs no equal
removes all eruptions from the -kin, and has
cooling and invigorating effect upon tns
system. The Fruit Salt Is entirely different
Erom any of the effervescent salts or sedht'
in the market, being manufse
Eured from fruit For sale by all druSgistA-
, 1881-09-24

CROSS CONTRAST.
Gross Cuttings Culled Cunningly--CharmiI
coineidental Combinations---Cross
Chattings
WALLA WALLA. Sept. - lSS

WALLA WALLA, Sept. D. 1881.
EDITOR STATESMAN Il have noticed that
the DAILY STATESMAN often refers to "A
Jay Cross" wish to ask few questions
L.oneerninp that cross. What is the Jay
crossed with. and what kind Of a bird does
II nroduce? have heard of different kinds
Of crosses to produce finer and better stock,
such as hog cross, a sheep cross and horse
crossed with cross jackass to produce a
cross grained mule, which Is a very bad
cross at least one thinks so when he runs
,cnoss a cross crossed mule and tries to cross
across too near his hind part and gets kicked
INTO. 40: cross, but into such state that
he NAV need a cross after he gets crossed
across the crossing of the river Jordan that
makes one very cross sometimes have
also heard of cross people beng cross and
crossed in love, and crossed in war IN fact,
| have heard Of and seen most all kinds OF
crosses. One time in 1856 in old Hangtowns
Cal | seen and heard very cross cross
y
eyed cross-breed girl being GROSSLY cross ex /
amiued by a cross grained lawyer for having
;IIeJ her cross-bred cross beau with 4 cross
how because he jthe cioss beanl tired to
r,ake a cross breed cross. But never IN my
life till | saw it IN your paper did ever
hear of Jay cross. l have seen and heard
though, plenty Of cross jays They used to,
he thick in the old mans peach orchard,
Ilown in Calaveras about five in the morning \
thew would make the most horrid nolse,
|sereeching and cawing, so | came to the
conclusion that all jays were cross There
there were different kinds Of jays, such as
blue laws, mountain Jays, valley Jays, etc,
mt never knew then ti-at they crossed
them to Obtain a better breed. Probably
that's hew they became SO cross; because m
you cross two cross jays THAT would be Iayl
cross) it would naturally cause the produced
to be exceedingly cross, for two thirds cross
and one third Jay dissolved into one, would
he mostly cross, and thereby make very
ross crossed Jaw Therefore, ii you make a
i.v cross with two cross crossed jays, either
ILlack or blue, you would have all cross and|
no iay. Please fully explain a Jay cross IN
your paper, for cannot get it through my1
aoiAls-not tie paper, but jay cross; l1
haunts me by day aad troubles me at night
1 see In my dreams all kinds colOrs and
sizrs Of crossed cross jays aattering and hop
pine across, and recross all imaginary kinds
n crosses even across the cross that was
erected o!er my old cross aunts grave in
the graveyard at the cross roads.
WAsHrUCKSA.
, 1881-09-24

IssP~ - D'SoyFRy Nr. s. J. Wye
:. - >, = y f''' Io"nsend, very expert dryo
= : The nd anI iiae, while dsbi,a 49, So
r~al.V - ''''l'ly at ScOw Bay made A diseov.
G,..a, .,-o .,.t,l he links somewhat remarkable.
~, - ! o'' Of haif, and wishing to know
q, ne ICY ss's feeding upon, he cut on!
,P,,' r, ~ isand in its stomach ! nDmI.r @tI u
s,.,,,' 'aa 'Arinps, The experiment va
a,.,. ms proves TIA, our silver sslmnu ' at. 's
ID, - ,'Ii.'' fact which ha. never be-
as.. tao'n' and which may lead I,
Ca : INTERESTING and valuable a;s.ou
d. b Aet. We're commnni.,,aa saSIOs, y. :,
&2h &2sr' sAo i, Connected with tho r. =
,.s = ''aa'i.'ion, and who has b,5 iIr man, ~,
ss,'' '''stal ,,psatpss w, with b'p p1Ais man,
sss1,s nd he deemed the matt r'a'' y
ahS ,'aloFtaAss to cOmuaa;aa,a MAJ o ;.
ars l..' ls'd oi the Smithsonian w,.h l'
as s,,,-,.., Swan thinks ,ha, this solves
ssaa'.'i..a.ln a.'i ..lnon are so much t,,. tas
v nse
ID Chs 1'. e Quantities Of prawrs,
"a -. cll.ui,. 'aAi fih of the moutt
T. T., nj It The be Junction Of the ns's SAL n
!. ! ',; ~ ;7s'. to .s..s ;,,%oa It,, ,;.s
ca . isdie,,. , nsthing eaa b, found
sa,.& l. Ia. Ls, shat they have fes
, 1881-09-24
. LIVELY Trxr.-As the Sergeant

LIVELY TrxE.-As the Sergeant u
charge of two prisoners from Camp ecu, !,
kyalsoe who were sentenced to five years a
|po,t Alcatraz for dssertion were tase'nnt
-, R;tzville and Ainsworth on the line
|. .f ,hs North Pacific, one of them asked per
- ~b;eh was granted, to 60 to the
-. and then, although shackied, nc
|;umDsi out Of the window and put On -
=. touoo,t spsed across country. The Ser
..,, ,bo was watching him. fired 0f h's
E l,a. and stopped the train and after . 'oni
:. overb.uIed and brought HIM oac.
sa,h A nr;,ousrs are now shackled to e'ci
Ala.
, 1881-09-24

~ Dovn Especially Ssr ths DeAseta1
a .fhe Stats0aa's" Rsaderx


a M Stata@aaH" RAadefx
c. c. Garrett 10 ::in the grocery bas'ne.'
and, Ike all his family, Is rustles and vel
liked.
There is room at Dayton for many live, en-
ergetie men Of business. The country u
young and growing rapidly.
Nilsson's blacksmith shop is the best look
ing building in the country. 1t WAS burned
down but is now Q credit to the town.
The Dayton printers complain that th'
business men send abroad to get their PRINT
ing done while their presses at home In
idle.
The Dayton school is well attended, and
the teachers know their duties. Walla Wall'
county could initiate them with considerable,
profit to themselves.
II. F. Lawrence, another burned out lumI
Of energy, has erected another pork packing
building. and expects TO make fully sl0,O COX
before winter is over.
The farmers and citizens generally say
that this season has made them more pros
porous than all the other seasons put togeth'
er, for NO other reason than that, for the tlrs'
time, they have been able to ship and Obtain
good price for their grain.
Dayton is fast improving. All the recently
burned district is built over, and more new
buildings are continually going up The
town is growing fast bat tending up street.
The approaches to the depot are outrageous,
no side or any other kind of walk, dust ny
TO ones knees which will soon Degenerate
into mud. More pride should be taken in
this matter.
The Steam planning mill of j. E. Edmiston
4 Co. is the best in the country and is work
ing on full time. turning ont sashes, doors,
brackets. mouldings. ETC., etc, as fast ai
steam can manufacture them At present
the mill is working on q contract for apple
boxes for Walla Walla, as experience has
proved that they cannot be made there at a
profit, Heretofore these boxes have been
shipped from Portland. The firm is also
working for the round house, and very good
work they are doing. These home manufac-
tories do more to build up country than all
other causes combined, for the simple reason
that they keep money in the country.
, 1881-09-24

The FoUND.Y.- institution is in ful
blast and the owners are prepared to al
|eyery order as it comes in. There are man.
in the country towns adjacent to Wall
Walla who appear to be unaware that the.
lean save much time and still more money b.
sending to the foundry. for their castings
hut it is a fact nevertheless.
, 1881-09-24

STILL THEY CoME-''Westward the Sta
Of Empire takes its way. and this immedi
ate west is now getting her share. for no les
then 60 immigrants arrived on the train oil
Friday morning. There are many mechanic
among them, and they have come all tn
way from Nebraska aud Iowa
, 1881-09-24
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

PORTLAND, Sept l9.-The local market is
firm. Sales Of valley wheat l55 a l5li.
Walla Walla wheat 3 cents per bushels.
charters are very high. Eastern markets are
Iuiet.
Portland. Sept. 2O.-The markets are easier,
,uiet and slightly on the decline. No business
ioins all expecting A crash
The News In Portland.
PORTLAND, Sept. 20.-The news of the pres
|ident's death was received with profound sor-
row. Bells tolled and the streets We're crowded
with sympathizing people
In san Francisco
SAN FRaNCIsCo, Sept. 20.-Upon the receipt
(of the news of the presidents death the people
I,eemed to swarm the streets in the neiShbor-
hood Of the paper offices. 4 great crowd as
|sembled in front of the Chronicle Office eagerly
scanning the bulletin boards for the least par
|ticulars in regard To the sad event Strong
|brawnv men seemed to l,e unerved at the dis
fressing news. An equally large concourse oil
ueople were assembled in front Of the Col
and Bulletin rooms A feeling of most pr"
Hound sympathy ex lists throughout the city
Nanyresidences and business houses are heavily
lraped in mourning and closed. All the Fed
.raI Offices, mints, courts, etc, adjourned
frhe bar will meet and pass resolutions oi
syn pathy and e"nd"lence- The vessels in the
.harbor reflect the sadness Of the city in many
places at half mast. The city has never beer
visited with such sadness since the death o'
Abraham Lincoln. The great crowds on the
streets remained until morning when they
were increased.
Lewiston, ]. T.
Lewiston, l. T., Sept. 70 - Lewitor
nonrns. Town is draped in mourning. Great
grief expressed on receipt Ofnews Of the death
II the resident.
C0ifaN.
Colfax feels the Nations loss. Town IN
mourning.
, 1881-09-24
SOME ArPIEs.-Mrs, Olmstead kindly lef,

SOME ArPIES.-Mrs. 0lmstead kindly lef
at the STATESMAN office Friday morning
branch of an apple tree containing no les
than 20 apples. The branch was only tw
feet in length, and the fruit was therefore a
thick as could be. They were of the Lad
Apple variety and very nice indeed. W
also have to thank the same lady for som
very large apples of another variety, whic
were also very fine.
, 1881-09-24

Coon NEws.-We are informed that sew
eral hundred tons Of coal are now en rout,
10 this city from Seattle, which will be PLACED
on the market. The larger portion OF thu
consignment has already been engaged by oul
citizens and number Of them have Goa
stoves or CRATES now in readiness to utillz'
the article upon its arrival. The exact prie'
per ton has not yet been ascertalned, but
will be in the neighborhoOd Of SIS. w
hail the day of its arrival
, 1881-09-24

FkuTr.-The wonderful stories OF Waiis
Walla fruit and vegetables are verified no"
at every eorner-pears, peaches, nectarlnes'
aprieots, plums, apples and other frult
plump, luscious and of large proportion mus
be seen to be believed. Although this can
not be represented as grape country PER ~
yet there are lunches of grapes IN the mar
ket which reminds one of the old Bible Illus,
tration Of the two men returning from Esnco'
and carrying . bunch of grapes between
them Potatoes, tomatoes, beets, eabhaees'
&c, &c, are also worthy Of notice.
, 1881-09-24

No MouRsrse.-The Orts'.an Gomez, c0u'.. ~,
L,,r =. .t,sr day during the penod OF '.'0na' =
,,n;os without the least outward s'sn M
+. columns that the nations CHIEF : u. ..-s
s..s I, j. the natural Obsu'ens- OF Se0't'
!. !, mean revenge taken bscsnse hsin0s'
- n.r6.ld bad lived his Custom ho0s'
-,.n have been investigated!
, 1881-09-24

ln.sro YarR YOrEs.-All secretaries o
81. -alaplts should send correct copy o
-. r,ues Of their members entitled to
,..;s 4, The election for department officer
t Hsur, Keeling, secretary Of the depart
nm, 10 iays before the election. Onl,
,,s, rf-,lD, Who baye been members d
5e, 5ngr to the election are eligible to
, 1881-09-24
A Fine Hair Dressing.

Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly, and i
|aIso preparation unequallei for the eradica
|tion Of dandruff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flayoring tx
tracts consists in their purity and grea
strength.
, 1881-09-24

TIE DIFEERENcE.-The di ference In tim
between Walla Walla and Cleveland, Ohio
lis hours and 26 minutes, as figured ont BY
young Middaugh, a composltor IN The
|STATEsMAN Office
, 1881-09-24

ToorHacHE-Y Young men are apt to think
|that po,hius but death can ever make them
forget the terrible disappointment Of \ re
,ected first love. Those OF Us who have had
more experience know well enough that
tooth with sore and rampant nerve, nerve
that makes you feel that you must have
swallowed Mount Ve.uvius when IN fuil
|opefatior, can do more than sudden deafn
to cause 4 man to forget that he ever had
6rst love
, 1881-09-24

UNIoN Co. FAIR--We acknowledge tn
receipt Of q very handsome complimentar.
ticket for the Union County Agriculture
|Fair which commences October 10th, an
| asts aix days.
, 1881-09-24

Sept. Goth, 70 the wife of T. j. Hamilton. 3
laughter.
HKrHEINGToN.-In this city, Sept 20, 1881,
IN The wife Of John HethrinztOn 4 daughter
, 1881-09-24
uo,xc.r-Tba. the cry OF more cars

NoPr CaEs.-ThAt the sry OF more cars
is heeded by the o. R. & N. Co. is evident
~ ,nv one who will pay avisit to their shops
!. The Dailes where eve'y workman Il en-
nloved in every department on full time
.;nce they commenced no less tha 20 ne"
.., have been msde and there are - many
,o,e 10 make. 1t is evident to al! Observers
,... tbs production of this interior has ex
coded even the expectations Of the iaf'see
;.e Henry Willard. A year or two ago On:
~ ufSced where . score are nov aemandeS
nd vet the cry is still more cars!'
, 1881-09-24

,,r,,,H Isxp LEAGUE. 4 letter iron
-,.,,, q, the hid WOrid to thu STATES
", y ,,.goxlsdses the receipt, on Septembe
., / sIso. collected by the "alla " ALI
'-,., =, 4 II. Irish National Land League
-. ,,r The week ending Sept. 6ti
30, 70 20 81; balance on hand So
s,.'I-' -: = : ta,,I receipts, Sl4S, 500 ~.
, 1881-09-24

r,~r SyouIyG.-Fruit is rottlnS all ov
s.. saniry because there IS no canning o
n, diving mandatory here. There ar
s.,,.. in tbi, business, and to-day tn
y ,,r .,,rr, are erammed with a
,i,-. q, ouslity oi California fruit while our
,,,. -a5'iiB, hy the hundred ton. Next sum
- :, ,hall be sending abroad for dle'
trst lgA!l.
, 1881-09-24

RiFf NEss,-Daniel DeCcsts. a knight
{ iA' nl1r aid soap cup WAS brought befOr,
I1iss Lacy On complaint Of Franki,
'--Aa' that he did ielouiously steal iron
x certain gold CONS and paper currency t,
nflRoGEt Of s59JO. The case was full,
Fo'ei iai, IL default ni $3.50 bail. tn,
-sl'aHsrrei gentleman will mstieate in tn,
~'aiy !A' anti thr grand Jury meets.
Larry iSyls, under the influence of dyna
Lid 'al'kry, struck poor little fellow no
N''l dressed as himself. Who did not lool
~ isa poke and called Office Hopp,
;. ff'.ied HIN. The fact that Larry di
-Ns'l 9 accounts for his now playin,
t,r ''' "e Jus
, 1881-09-24

Jssrn. Frank Days jewelry store Is
g.fr.v!enlrut with the line articles Of Jew
,!iy. -.t:Ars and silverware generally, h'
r,slty brought back with him from Sal
Frlss,,o. He claims it is the best selection
s-i blyg.ht to this city and that he cal
nEF!y ane article At a cheaper rate thar
.ay s,asr store and respectfully asks tn
PATH. - all and examine his stock.
, 1881-09-24

If you want delicious beer. porter or hall
and-h visit the Lion Brewery, corner Sd an.
alda, d-w-tf
, 1881-09-24

y.srs,-CM. HoIton, Esq, VIII
S..l, -. len doing the work in the iakim'
u - -. :. nov in the city, and will oe
-, - r,..,lop IN the Land Office OF TN
''E =. ul,oD !. a very pleasant, quie
ai' NJ .nJ v, have no doubt viii be
s'-'''-,,, 1t rgpalar with Onr cItIzens'
, 1881-09-24

ThE MrtAs PAss.-The Northern facinc
tunnel Of 3,4O0 feet below the Muiian rAS'
ridge of the main divide will be eIcavated ~
the estimated rate of SIX feet day, working
from both ends. 1t Will require 1t ieas'
seventeen months Of constant work TO pune
ture the mountain from the initial points On
the Chesbrough location. Explosives TO-
blasting, together with diamond drilis .n'
hll the implements required for the !oo;
were ordered weeks ago. and are e1Pec'e0
Shortly 10 be delivered in Helena.
, 1881-09-24

0HyEDDING NOTE PAPER. extra On
!" For ~ & the Sra. xshAI odsoa
, 1881-09-24

ON 4ai after September lst, 1851, John,
.a, Rets { Wuans will offer their larg
lsTtneut Of boys clothing, dry goods
ilRg soois, shoes, hats aad caps at cost fol
u FaG.sr Of making s change IN then
bgs1-ss The business will he continued OF
All rteI inst date under the firm name q
Ef-s Nmlns ( Go. All parties mdebte,
!, he sl tua will make arrangements t,
-its lie .,nle by casl. or note ON or befor,
i-c-uiltr lst. lSSl. wtf.
, 1881-09-24
TNOR SALE

On reasonable terms-One Concert Gram
Wing Piano, Of Jacob Lsch's mAnufactur
C.ouire at North Pacific Aills. l52tfv3Se
, 1881-09-24

--,c.n-H. NJ. Chase Esq, Ia
'''lI'. ,'.,.r,l sacks OF Seattle coal whicl
''l',''' t,n ,b,,nBa very clean and eco
"'','s5 ,i.J The ashes left are pure an
s'a''li l''- -,i,.Ir frse from elinkers. W
viz l's .s,,lpat: s... tn. day when coal viii b
g - II this city,
, 1881-09-24

New BRICK YAkD.-Always ready Tor
something new Chris. Maier, in buiidlng nl,
new house SIX miles from the city up kuaseil
creek, concluded that he might - well build
|of brick made on his own land and expen-
|mented with O.OOO, which. frum the san'
pie he showed us, is Of bsttz quality tean
that made nearer the city. It has mn,
grain and gives ont ringing. metallic soano
when struck
, 1881-09-24

rLr,p.-Sull the erles mor
Sr ,..y come not. f, F. MeAie
Her -. - = 10 .o.d,y STATESMAN for all tn
'i''.',. g = o5.,in, to work in the woods Is
Eea Il : II. slightest cause for men u
T.e's e. IL 'Is lssis day in shs country
, 1881-09-24
|ENOUND.

fEoUND.
At the pavilion on the Fair Grounds. Sep
bomber II, 1881, one gold ead or babys pin-
Ihs owner can call on J. ID. Laman. Secse-
, 1881-09-24

IN. annual conference o.
Cs".1l,,II . w,Jl, conference Of the United
a' vi, cSaasb @n,h will convene at Blue Monn Noun.
Br:hr'' ''l., miles east Of WaIla Walls
.. 1'sss' he 'sSsh 5 s d October ISL b''''p
ld,. :, ii gr,slle.
, 1881-09-24

cs '' We Ho,. = espspOu, in their prom promise, Sc,
q Ps ne 20 ''i"' 2tw.
, 1881-09-24

ArF's''' .' Wio,u,. by note or account
- pl..,. .,,.,!5a.". %..t q the same with H. Z
q BE go, Of said ilrrn.
, 1881-09-24

.i5Gp.i that Q: b'ssa'fI sas 1a,,e. !, nov y
lcs,i % d's, ~, aoo loaves sold. Thi' n
81 ',s,' Z Ila'isis l1 the cracker pie or '1A'
, 1881-09-24

py The United Breth
Or,rnslf NE. .,.,TIy meeting at Center
al I'D !. '.a5':i' .aJ d Of october lsS''
, 1881-09-24
The News In Portland.

PORTLAND, Sept. 20.-The news OF the PR
|ident's death was received with profound Sd
row. Bells tolled and the streets We're crowd
.:,l .,,,,,,,a, ,biy,po, naaule
, 1881-09-24
erfICIAL CITY fAr.e:

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