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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

PER YEAR:
HARPER'S BAZAR. .s4 90
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HARPER'S WEEKLY. ................ 4 90
The THREE above publications ....... 10 90
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. ....... so
HARPER'S MAGAZINE N,
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE '''''' w
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE IL
BRARY, One Year, (52 numbers). -. 10 90
Postage. free TO all subscribers in the United
States or Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
GENERAL SHERMAN IN MASSACHUSETTS,

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. S.-General Sher-
man. Hoar and others reached Shrewsbury ts
morning ut the Generals desire, to the grave OF Gen
eral Arlemus Ward. The schools closed, aud tho
party by procession Of the Grand Army Post
the town authorities and citizens At the grave speeches
euogstic OF General Ward made by Senator Hoar.
General sherman and Oliver h. Wyman seectnan OF
the town. General sherman spent the forenoon IN visit
ing the large factories educational institutes and places
OF interest. He left here this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09
SUICIDE OF A CAMDEN MiNISrER.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept S.-The Rev. Jacob
milford, exlawyer and well-known Temperance adj
vocate, and until few years pastor OF the Green
land NJ 4. Church, Camden County. n. j., committed
suicide at his home in Camden this morning lie
Heyed of his pastoral charge about three WEEKS or
appearing IN bis pnlmt In lnloxicated oOndltlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

the fe Of the country grimly sneers that the
not nelp themselves and that nothing can be doe IN.
mucn greater things have been done SLAVERY Ss ~
giant despair OF many good men OF the last
out slavery was overthrow. know
strong bnt believe that the American people are va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

Much MORE observation-disclosures Ito nre-
cooiois enid, who has just told IA whacker y" You en-
JOY telling hbs, Mary, do believe - Precucous Child
fes, Granny, think do; but enjoy seeing you swmI
LOW them great big bit more"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

PLAINFIELD, N. j., sept. SIN accordance with the
proclamation OF the Governor there has beon an almost
universal suspension OF business In this city to-day
Large prayer meetings conducted by the cergynon
OF the city IN tn various churcnes of this city both
morning and evening. ~
, 1881-12-10

GREAT HKOsHEss OS TaE y. Grading
on the Northern Pacific viii reach lake Pend
d'Oreri~ within tfn days. The track is with
IN ~. miles of .he lake. aud further work
At laying iron is stopped ior few days by
hfnigr- In tao weeks all tie piles fol the
bridg- over the lake. $500 feet long, will
have been driven Grazing progresses satis-
fac,oriiy east ot the lake and ten miles has
been completed beyond the 2ZI recently ac-
cep:cI by the commissioners. Twenty seven
hundred m-u, o,e- thrG whites and two-thirds
Chinese, are now on the work. They are
well supplied for winters siege With pow-
der, tools and Provisions. Hsy and gram
a.e t.iae short. bu, thirty double teams
lrr now busy hauling hly lIUm surrounding
farms into Cheney, wis re it is baled and fer
waried 10 the from without delay. The
company bought from B'Sham and connell,
few DAYS since, 100 horses and mules, wag-
ons ard harness, which were on the work for
some tine. Eleven ems ireering parties are
IN the field, four ON construction, tive on To-
cation IN Clark's fork division, one in the
Cascade mountains and Que between Port
land and kalsma C'sIrilg on the lake 70
the mouth OF Clark fork IS hGished. The
company viii furnish employment every day
they can work TO as ragv meu a. are willing
to 90 On the sfade.
, 1881-12-10

\ Hook AND LADDER TRucK-Ta. Ben
ton Record thu. re,oiees over the sale arrival
OF hook and ladder truck: The hook and
ladder truck, after MANY days and through
perils or land and wave, has at last arrived
IN Bentoa from Cow Island. Nearly eighteen
months ago it was shipped IRON Minneapolis.
Its paint vas fresh. its gliding bright aud its
tout eaSeatIe picturesque aud beautiful. Now
it comes the wreck Of ITS former self. The
long ladders have be,n cut in tive, of one
wheel oaly the hub remains and its paint AID
gold il cracked and peeled of. Still it can
be made god machine with the erpendl-
ture of small amount Of money. We look
for the organization Of hre brigade very
soon.
, 1881-12-10
WESTON ITEMS.

WESTON, Oregon, Dec. I'm, ISL.
EpIruR STATESMAN - S.nce he chinook
We are having plenty Of mud and bsd rosds.
Hath was never better in Weston than
st present.
The city election s.s.ed OH quietly on tho
Sch inst. and tSe result is generally sat,s:ae-
tory t. all except the defeated cAnsiiiatts.
Wes!sn high school opened th's week
with sn Attendance Of one hundred Students
The King family, on the Wild Horse. are
all recovering from the small pen- The citi-
zeus OF Weston are raising Hrtney and in
tend 10 build new house ior 'he family, an
the old one that has been occupied during
their atiiictinn will hs bprnei
No new c.se. ate svP1rted In this part oi
the country ).
, 1881-12-10
OVpCu NM nc-

The rssHhs snsstig = the Ci'y Council
vas hS1 m Tssss.y nisAt
Prevent Mayor AeAusa. Councilman
Ankeney. Bsumeiater. Doreli. Reynolds
Kohlhaua, Jacobs and G!aaford-
The fnance eomnitte reported number
Of bills n, correct ADd warrants were ordered.
The reporter Of the Surveyor concerning
the Grade of North 4th and North 10Th
s,reese was inferred TO tie stree, co,Imittes.
The cemetery Quantities reported IN fsvor
Of Ia, ing 800 feet ot finch wood'n pipe,
bound st tie ends water u the
cemetery srvsnAs 4 . scti cost. ready Tor
use, OF $3.50. The report Was adopted.
The clerk was instructed to invite the
Old Fellows, Msso.s and County Commis.
siun,rs to appoint committee to confer with
the csmss.sy ees,n,iete. in Slstion ~ carry.
ing ~sser toths cesete9.
Axnrsrt for s4s3 IS vas orde:ei drawn
in payment for the cistein at Il corner Of
Third and foP'sr ssreets. upon the ming ny
the contractor Of . $500 band Tor the COM
pletion oi cisteru .. East Pose and spokane
streets " May ], 1852
Th. street comInittee we're iIsti uc..d to
scr to the Improvement of Second street.
Tie Cry Marshal and County Commis.
sion.rs we're instructed 20 enf,gce the ordI-
nance IN relation TO clearing snes and ice
from the sidewalks.
The city attorney and clerk ~ere directed
te ass,s. the finance committee IN auditing
the bill 0! the e.ty Prihssr-
The L-.l,h and police committee were in-
s,rueted 10 purcLase the old county Jail. for
not more than >2Ul.
The committee or ways and mesDn were
| instructed to confer with Fred Stine about
purch eing pie,e Of land in rear Of the city
jail
, 1881-12-10
A. o. o. ". ELECTIONS

AT the election for officers Of Mana MALTA
Lniss No a. the following %ers CHOSEN:
VIM. Leslie, =. NJ. w; Geo a Irwin, NJ.
W.: II. c. Chew, Foreman; Jas. Wheeian,
Orerseer; A. Goldman, Recorder; .. I. Lacy
Receiver; z. y. Pearson, Finaneier George
Mickle, Guite; W. Ii. McC;uire, j. W: p.
]. Kelly, o. W.. W. F. Winans, Trustee; T.
". Sloan. eI-physicisn.
Ohc=rs elected in Integrity LnAe.a N"- III.
A. o. u. ", for the ensuing term:
John f. Mclean. =. NJ. W.: II. Nj Porter.
NJ. W; ". NJ. Gedle-. Foreman; J. K.
Smith, O,erseer; J. o. Ssearns, Recorder
X. u. Chapman, Finsnciei; James Vest,
Receiver: X. Il. Jones. Guide: q. Gunderson,
l. w: John b1rell, y. W: John Doreli,
Trpstcs.
, 1881-12-10
THE LOCAL WAVE
II GENES 4sllins int the States.
nan o@cc


The NOV On the cuast rang mcsotsin' .
Exceedingly deep already.
r n. Smith, vso v.s recently shot. 10
last prosrsa.iaa towards recovery.
Those iolks sAs hare tbeir wood ,o,..
full h.rea nahs ~ fssl Oomssesab 6 uv~ d
AGerg,, o.sro has just h.e, married .,
the ,ge Of 81 ye.ra ", s.h him . long
and happy life.
hs'f koG'0,- Co NJ. are making Ar
rA"ss"sn'' to give a grani ball Thursday
s'sn" & Dc 9th
For nns snd tasty jDb work. SEEDING
cards. bah programmes. the SrarEssAS beats
al Others on the coast
Billy Meyers. at Barca,- la, recovered
IRON his iIness and - =. good ., ever with
q smile anl ready ike for bis friends
The next sensation in railrosains Is tram
running At the rate Of ninety miles an hour.
Passengers viii be prohibited fson getting
90 .r of the trsis While ia motis. "
The Democratic fPa J Tutclman CONES 20
u containing an item to the effect that an
OK hss jast been killed 10 thst state in which
we're found . par OF scissors. The suims'
bad probably been eating some editor.
About an average Of seventy-tive crsnks
write to Mrs Garfield per day demanding
d,,i,ioa of the funds raised for ttu family
benefit The crAnks are crowii.s sAeh other
81 little IN sbe procession before the public
iass row
]. 2 AcElroy left l. I evening On leave
Of absence from the o. r. 4 n, Co, I, .e-
turn 10 bis old home in Milwaukee. wi-con-
sin. to sec his parents whom he has not seen
for eight years. His wife viii sIend the
winter at Duncsn's Mill, In California.
In case Scott, of the Oreyoa;a", can't r,ap
age tha. Sunday edition, would Il no, be a
god idea to secure the services OF Mrs. Duui
wsyt She apparently has mors brains than
the whole outfit. and wouli add tore to the
concern. Let the whole thing he new lie.
palsure,
The poor Yakima et,urd il mrrtiag With
scasvy treatment; hrst eets into the
sAads Of fellow wh, was private secretary
TO niger during the exodus and BOW it is
evidently worked by a craE. ~ho - .uitsr-
ing from severe attack OF the JIM Jams.
Cmatilla county, Oregon, has every tea
son to braS Of its power to raise biz things
and large quantities in small spaces Il Ia,
produced 50 bushels Of wheat to the acre.
oats nearly seven feet high, cabbage weigh
ing 81 pounds, potatoes weighing over siI
pounds each, apples over three pounds saeh,
and turnIp 5? inches in circumference.
Considerable adverse ccrprn, n: is "cca-
siosod by the fact tha. certain parties from
She stats Of Oregon are Suggesting aud die
tsting 70 tho Washington Territory lcgisln-
tufs what they must do; such interference.
if it has existed. should not have been al
lowed. and it is none to their credit that the
old schemer, Mrs. Diniwsy, was ever al
lowed TO advertise ber sheet III our halls as
she has done. The members gho allowed
BAncroft's man to aes away with printing
the code will hnd q continued session in the
papers Of the territory
, 1881-12-10

l. IT A SosNp.L:-The following, which
!. on the r,nuas Of every newspaper on the
coast. is clipped from the Seattle Poa.intsi.
iigsHcer. 1t is copied from WaIla Walla
raIer of some weeks back; II true, !. fully
accouut. Tor the want Of confidence our peo-
pie have IN doctors: Two weeks ago lit.
tie girl al seven, and the only child OF Mr..
and Ms. Suil,z, watched her father sreasing
. ieed cutter. AND while he went into the
house, she tired to make the wheel fy around
as her father did. Her little hand 90. in.o
the c"g-uhrel' and ali her trser. we're crush
e.i- 4 week thereafter, DIS. Blalock and
Crup2 undertook to ampu.a,e the injured
memters, ani the child, during the opera
,icn, vas seized with l0ckisw and died amid
frighttul agonios and paln. The whole son.
muni.y is shocked over the occurrence.
, 1881-12-10

A SURE CuEk-Thsre are some prisoners
in .be eity iA.l who have indrlged IN their
petty larceny propensisies Tor no other res-
son than to obtain their bard all winter
without work which il the great dread of
their life Let them he attached TO a ball
and cha;D and gwen a hammer to break up
the large cobble stone- on the streets, and
be made to take c cold bath every morning
Of their lives; this is the only means by
which they can be kept from thievins. We
have some respect for horse thief or .
ro,d agent, hut these petty larceny ras.als
arc too small In creation u even be detested
, 1881-12-10

A farmer had even daughters
And bat lissis s,ss hs bed
Ard the girls I'll had good sIpstis~s
And iimss vsrs very bed.
He brihed the oonnty paper
Ae hsd hiddsn, bsinl snA.
n. .ho.xht be kne. human a. ~.
nat farmer, and be smil'
ssa siops his ssrs.' Sps .SPs 's'aef "'
u = sns '.re hs fosss.w
Iheif re- arm viii hs fourteen grandchildren
d sesen saas-in-hw-
, 1881-12-10

On IHE WAY To CHURCH FAIRS Here
we have an Oyster 1t is Saing to Church
Fair. When il gets TO the Fair il VII s~im
around in big Kettle of Warm Water. A
Lady wiu stir it with spoon and sell the
Warm Water for T~o Bits pint Then
the Oyster will move on to the next Pair.
In this way the Oyster viii visit All the
Church Fairs in town and bring great MANY
Dollars into the Treasury Tns Oyster goes
3 great way in a good cause
, 1881-12-10

ACAr ErIpkhc,-In the town Of Nsgar,
in India, a destructive epidemic prevails
among cataI during single month recent
ly moro than 800 died Of the disease--uhat.
ever the disease was; it ia merely described
as peculiar" and it certainly is that. Deep
pits hsve been dug by order .: tie town
authorities for the burial every day of the
cats n soon rs they are dead. II President
Arthur aesires 70 gain ths love and -s.een
oi the whole country At une brilliant sweap
he will inaaagurate active measures for the
importation oi few Of these ielines -ias.
enough to Give tho blessed disease god
square ssart Ia AmericA Courier.
, 1881-12-10

RIGHT-of The COliax D@mo,Tat
says thar meeting was held in that city re.
Gently t0 see what was TO he done about the
right. of-way for the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company rosi into Coifar. Nj.
Kennedy, the engineer who located the road
into town. made a statement as to what tn.
company required for d'p't grounds, ETC.,
and the meeting Proceeded to pass resolu-
tions guaranteeing the company right of-way
into aud through Coifax. and also to donate
a sufficient amount Of land fer depot pur-
poses.
, 1881-12-10

EVIDENTLY APPRE,IArEp.-That our ciii-
zens appreciate serhHg talent in the theatri-
cal profession has Always been proved hy tie
saes that the theatre Is always well patron
lied when tirst-rate performers are aun.une-
cd In the case of Mr.. Sheridan. whose
fame is world ~ide. al the reserved seats for
fndsy and Saturday nigh.s were all taken
III Monday night before it was snnounced
that he would appear in "Richelieu," N
which he is said ~ excel. Only trashy and
nth rsse performers ever leave here rns,tis-
fed"
, 1881-12-10

The GRAND ARMY.-The e. A. X. Post of
this city are about TO petition the council to
grant them one acre of ground for cemetery
and if conceded they viii apply at Washing.
ton for cannons for posts to be used in fenc-
ing the ground; the eannon will be connected
with. chains which will 60 around the whole
acre. # there is nothing in the city charter
against this We See no reason why the petit
tion shouli not br granted rs it would add
much TO the dignity Of the city. The Grand
army are noted ior doing sach things in ood
shape
, 1881-12-10

The REASON wHY.-The North,cea 7'rii-
Su.e mourns over the dec.dence of virtue as
exemplified in the case Of the journalism Of
easternW ashlngton. because they will not sup
port Cheney fur the capital, and attributes it
to Jealousy, &c. Fact is, scllogg, you have a
few TOO Internally smart men in year burg
and if they have cheated other papers a.
they have the SrArFsNAs, You can thank
them. Men are not going to work for the
benefit Of lot of rascxls who Will profit by
the increase in value Of property if the capi-
tai is removed there.
, 1881-12-10

kICnKIEU.-A correspondent enquiries
who wrote "Richeli-n," aal enquiries the
difference in periods in which he and Shaks-
peare lived. SHAKESPEARE WAS born IN the
year 1854 and ..R,chelieu" the Cardinal
King" in 1855 making a difference of 2l
years in then ages Tie play Wa w,itten
by Bulwer ani was his first Successful dra-
mate work, his pre-, ioas efforts III that di-
rrc;inn havIrg teen fainres
, 1881-12-10

THe ThAw.~Ths cold weather has con.
pieteiy broken up and where but two days
sincs ths eye could see nothing but SNOW on
the mountain slapes, ia how M.ek and ,Iresry
stubble fields. the streets are beconinS mud
dy. streams srr raising and rrsry thing be.
tokens one of those old-fashioned, open VIM
ters to ~hich We have 30 long been strangers.
At this rate scores Of plows Nil! agsn lie
brought into requisitiNn.
, 1881-12-10
Ss 90 REWARD

Will be given by the STATESMAN for the best
description Of house On fire, not over 100
words. and without using the words fire.
name. water. engine and fireman All des-
criptions must be sent in by the 3lst Of Dec
smber, when judgement will be gwen by a
esmmi,tee appointed for the purpoec. Free
for ALL f. J. PAgEER
, 1881-12-10

ASSUMED CoSrRoI--W H. Smallao o,i.
t~ho waa, in 1872 1. elected by large ma
iority secretary. aud in lS.6 A prominent
candidate for the goveTrorsnip Of Kansas.
has assumed control of tie Goldendals CT
,ette Smallu, d Is the man whom Seo,ty.
Of the 0re9oa;aa, hurled bis inrectives at,
soms months ago. whiie the said SmalIwood
was re9iste, Of tine Van ,ouv,r land office,
and now We shall icok for spme rich d,v,l.
Qpxucn,S.
, 1881-12-10

GETTING HOr.-Our faithful P. NJ Is re-
eeiving Hsl Colombia with varistions from
the up country papers for not receiving the
mail during the r-eent contagion. 1t is
barely possible that Mr.. Stine viii be able
to stand it as all Walls Walla gives him
credit for doing his dnty well.
, 1881-12-10

Drc HIS OwS GRAvE-Eag!e, . Nes Perce
Indian, wall known in Lewiston, % reported
on god authority to nave dng hi, own grave
and to lave climbed into It and dnd from
smallpox, the old man having been ah.n-
doned by hi. tribe through fear Of con:agioa.
, 1881-12-10

LADIES AID SocIErI, The entertainment
for this society is getting along smoothly
aid nicely Jarley's way works will be
under the management Of Mrs Charles N.
Patterson, and when We state that Mrs.
Msi. Keefer will nave fnll charge of the get.
til Z up Of the supper the pubic will know
that rare treat Is IN store. Tickets one
dollar. with wax works AMI supper thrown
in. Everyboiy's going.
, 1881-12-10

l. o. o. F.-Grani Sire luther J. Gl6nr,
l. o. o. f.. has issued a proclama ion re-
questing grand and subordinate encampments
and lodges to drape their halls in mourning
for thirty days from the reception Of the no.
tee of tine death Of Grand Commanding and
Recording Secretary James L. Ridgely. the
Grand Sire has also commissioned Theodore
A. Ross as Grand Secretary to til the ,scan
cy occasioned by the death OF Mr.. Ridgely-
, 1881-12-10

REsoU RCEs OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
The November number of this sterling
publication will certainly perform wonders
in making the vast resources Of this couutry
known it is not only instructive but is in
tefesting vithal Its map finely engraved
and colored Is alone worth the price. which
is but 81 50 per annam. It bears evidence
of hard work from the fact that such deserip-
tons ~ are htre embodied can only be taken
from personal observation.
, 1881-12-10

"WALIA WALLA HoLIpAy REVIEW. A
copy OF the above spicy advertising paper,
published by Our -aterp.ising jeweler, A.
Jay Crosg, was laid ON our table this morn
ing. II i a fine appearing and lively little
illustrated sheet, containing stories and fun
nygraphs, and advising everyone to buy their
holiday goods Of A. Jay Cross. IA Main
street, and save money There is nothing
like iudicious advertising. and none know it
better than Mr.. Cross as his numerous aavs.
In the STATESMAN show.
, 1881-12-10

CLosEE.-John Elston, having been M
successful with his Ad.lphi Theatre, closed
the doors last nighs aud discharged his
actors. Entertainments viii he given there
occasionally by an, parties or troupes who
NAV desire TO lease it.
, 1881-12-10

The Texas FERRY LNl-General Mana
ger Buckley and Cta.i Engineer Thislson
passed through o. Thursday by special train
to inspect the Grange City division. Com
mencing NEXT Sunday. trains will run regu.
larly to Texas Ferry, and then, with steam
bsat eoruection, it will be possible to reach
Lewiston in one day easily.
, 1881-12-10

THs wEArsER--From different points We
hear that the weather has entirely changed
AID from stern winter We are nov enjoying
What appears Ike balmv spring. At Spo-
kane Falls it has been raining and every
uhsrs north the soow 10 fast diaappsarias
ssd svGythinG nev poiass 70 n opsn vi,tsr.
, 1881-12-10

COMBINATION GIAssEs,-Z X. Straight,
the jeweler, has Just received n fine lot Of
Julius Rings combination spectacles AID eye
glasses, with the syst for fitting the eye.
sight OF any one. have had personal
experience OF pair ar ran state that they
are of great .ce in relieving the eyes from
any defect that may exist
, 1881-12-10

The NEW COUSTY.-The division Of Co.
lumbia county appears to please every Onea
and We expect to see Dayton boom now with
so many superfnous branches Topped of.
Columbia county Par 3. is Cne of the wealth
lest in the territory. and even now fair size,
being thirty miles long and eighteen vide.
, 1881-12-10

EErrENkp.-N-. James Albeit Woods,
one OF the rsins young men of the territory.
i. ia the city on huaDess froa, Spokane Fails.
He reportA busine.s baau,:ns mp there, no
disease, and track lsyins gong on rapidly to
within few mile. Of Vrntaor t2ao miles
from Na,ialAl AL tie W.l.a v ala toys,
Ste.e Whitman. Harry Hayward. Lane Ga
lsra and others are doing we'll Mr.. Wocd.
says that good drAy N badly wanted at
Spokane Fa,ls- Here. then. Is chance for
some Of ours who are always gro~lin. abou,
% many being 10 the business here.
, 1881-12-10

ALLIGAroR's SKIS.-fhat irst-olaas boot
and shoe maker, Mr.. n. Seil. has large ALI
p.tors skin tAnoed into the finest leather,
hanging IN his store. It Is veil worth seeing
by those Who have never before seen such .
thing
, 1881-12-10

MASQUERADE RALL-The Waila Walla
Guards will give grand masqueraie ie ball at
stahrs Opera House on the night Of the
10th. 1t viii he the grand affair Of the sea-
son and men of Judgment are in the manage
neut
, 1881-12-10

. FLrnk CoxrANI-The following articles
Of incorporation have BEEN lied in the office
Of the Secretary Of STATE. The Umsslla
and Wild-horse rluns 1 bitch company !;
object, to construct and MAINTAIN Aume or
ditch 10 carry water for mechanical or other
purposes from the Umatira river 10. At o,
near the mouth OF Wild-horse creek ca;i-
t.l stool. $40 0W. ncorl0rators T. ]. Cal.
iaher. S. 1. Barrlls. Il. l. Stewart ). n
Callahan and s. c. CIaft, With hcAi othoe a.
Csuteryille
, 1881-12-10

A Busy SEAscS CoxIsG.-iook out for 4
busy. booming time from nov on: the fame
Of the surere.cellence IN the quality OF the
goods received by our merchants AMI store
keepers are alresiy attracting Custom .r.
fron ali arourd. Our country cousins have
loug puses this year ard intend TO give some
q Is . chance
, 1881-12-10

The DISkAsk-Heppner, which is neasly
100 miles away from Walla Waila, is affiiet-
ed now with the present contagious disease.
They have thirty cases there at present, and
fifteen or twenty in the surrounding country.
Only two persons had died, however. and
the citizens have hopes that the worst is
over.
, 1881-12-10

Word has cone to Victoria that the Elec-
tric Light Company will accept the bonus
rendered them in that city. and will immo.
distely proceed to avail themselves Of it by
sending the necessary plant. and the men to
put it in use, for the illumination Of the city
, 1881-12-10

4 TRAINED DvG.-Dogs can be trained -
well as horses or goats, and NELSON, Ed.
Williams big black dog on Monday vas
dressed in q new set of harness and was
hauling around Ed. . little boy in fine Efyle
, 1881-12-10

We are sorry to he:- Of the serious illness
OF j. N. Crooks, OF Grange, lie, Northern
Idaho. He has beenone Of the makers of
that country, and his loss will be a severe
blow to the whole region.
, 1881-12-10

The PRoHIBIroKY LAw.-Now that the
Sunday law il passed. drug storeg will bs To-
Gated At every corner. Jake Betz is going
to start one right away. Sunday preserip-
tio.s viii be a speciality with him.
, 1881-12-10

Observation-Disclosures
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi.
clans recommend CASTORIA.
IL regulates the Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, allays Feverishnesas
and destroys Worms