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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-18


I,Ok sALE.-HAvING BEEN ENGAGED
+ in bottling BarthOlOmay Rochester Eeel
for the last two years, and being about to &c
into another business, InOw Offer the business
for sale. l have good line of family trade
which can be increased Horse, wagon, 30;
ties and all things connected with the bust
ness in good order. Aprlyto
octI7-2tds l25 North Queen Street.
COWS AT PUBLIC sALE.-ON MONDAY,
" OCTOBER q, 1881, will be sold at public
sale, at the public house of James Curran.
strasburg Lancaster county: Pa. 50 Head OF
wcil.selected COWS, that will calve between
TTW sPfn am b
balance OF them are Good Dairy Cows. n few
Young Bulls.
will he given Notes payable at any National
Bank that may suit purchaser.
sale to commence at / O'Clock p. IL. sharp,
when attendance MA MnKsYHfn Is Yixfenn EyA1LY Ey Agt
b. F. ROWE, Auct.
octl76ld*
nUIsLlC SALE OF COAL YARD, ON
i MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1881.
The undersigned viii offer at public sal: a
property consisting OF seven lots of ground i'll
ihe town OF Springville. Lancaster COUNT, aL
the station on the Pennsylvania RaIr0,d
abOnt one mile west OF Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster Il Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements are Il twO-stOriel Frame House
2lx24 feet, used as Il Railroad Station AMI Ticket
Office, Il Frame Warehouse 24x4S feet. and
Coal and Lumber Yard with about 900 feet OF
Coal Shedding, New Fairbanks Scales OF ton
capacity; 500 Feet OF Railroad Siding. TreStle
work for dumping coal, with space for cxtcn-
sion of same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Also IL lot OF ground
containing 60 feet front and 300 feet deep. on
which are erected u Frame House 2Sx2O. with
kitchen attached lGx3O, barn 2sx2O, suitable
stablin. for head OF horses carriage house,
chicken house and pdmp house with cistcrn
in attached. These buildings are all new, llav-
IYNlp hpp tod two
cellent repair. There is Il variety OF fruit
trees on the premises in bearing order: Lo.
cation of business stand pleasant, in Il
thickly settled agricultural ncighborll0o,! and
q fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has established coal trade
and capacity and advantages to do Il good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. III. For
further in formation address
JOS. II. HABECKER,
Spring Garden L. O.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
J.. ID. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNO. H. ZELLEES. Clerk. je20-tsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-18

(NATTLE FOR SALE.
u 500 western Reserve and Kentucky Feed
ers, extra quality, for sale ut Scnscnig's Stock
Yards Tomorrow wednesday, morning:
It'd LEVI SENSENIG.
VNUisEIC SALE.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, OCTOBER -. 1881, will be sold at
public sale at John W. MentZer's Stock Yard.
four hundred (l00) head of very fine Breeding
CATTLE JOHN W. MENTZER.
Octl7-2td#
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-18

Don't Dio In the House.
Ask druggists tor "HouSh on Rats. 1t
clears out rats, mice. bed-Dugs. reaches, vcr-
min, flies ants insects. l5c per box.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES..

ConsunptivCs gam in flesh, strength III
spirits, under daily use OF Malt Bitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-18

= STATE OF JANE DOWNING, OF Lam
IL caster city, Pa. deceased. Letters OF ~
ministration on said estate having been graft
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebtc,,
thereto are requested to make immediate pay.
ment. and those having claims or demant
against the same will present them without
delay tor settlement to the undersigned, re-
siding in Lancaster city.
W. III. METZGER,
scpCrGtuoaw* Administrator.
, 1881-01-01
What Mrs. Grundy Says.

That Sarah Bernharit is not coming 10 Walls
Walla-
That there is now snow enough 10 make good
>ieighin;
That We are u far from Christmas now -
We ever are. And further to".
That Walla Wslis has not gone crazy osei
B-aconsheld'> new novel ''Eudymion-
That one of the wonders Of the day is whers
the people get all the cash that they row have
Ia spend
That the stores arr thrvngej fr"m early
mornin. unit. late At night by the purchaser'
If presents
Thk now Is the time when anything from
plou-h to 4 pen Is called Al Appropriate hoii'
day present.
That Brisadi-r General McAuliff will decline
the paeition If secretary of WAT IN the INCOMING
administration.
Tha. fewer prominent ladies will ie "a,
home On New Year day than has been the
case for bong time
That opium smoking is much more nn-
m.rous hai.it among the young bucks III thi'
metropolis than most people imagine
That Boston does not possets all thu r,thst
les, for at ''toney restaurant IN lila w AHA
a y,any laiy was heard to remark: WIKI
the beefsteak and onions please bring me some
af those fried POTATOES rs brown and erisp a.
faI.iu, autumn leaves
, 1881-01-01
ETAT 70!

With the current issue. the NEEELl
ST,rESIlx attiins It's Twentieth year "i
i,s publicati,n; the pioneer journal OF
the upper country IT has ioT twp decades
worked hard for, and IS now participating
IN the prosperity Of ITS section; other pa
pers hay. been started here and III the
surrounding country, hut the STArESNAN
/, universally REGARDED as ihe leading
journal of the Northwest; it has lrown
up and IS identified with the country.
The good work 1t has accomplished
during all this time, III advertising the
true merits It this locality, cannot be
lightly estimated. The secret OF its sue
cess lies II. its strict adherence To the
sound policy outlined IN its first issue Of
November 29th, 1861, as follows: " The
STATESMAN will he independent on all
subjects. when occasion re
auires, We shall express our views fear
lcssly upon all subjects legitimate for
newspaper discussion, and in doing thus
We shall hc our own advisers. and regu-
late uur own business in our "wn way.
In pursuing this end We have sacrificed
personal friendship t" public duty. The
Sr,rfSM,x upholds the right and de-
nounces the wrong rs 1t :, cs it; 1t can
neither he cajolcd nor influenced by per
snnal considerations If fear or fav.r. As
an the past, the STATESMAN will assert the
courage Of its convictions un ali ISSUES Of
the day with no vacillating display. Its
aim is to merit L continuance of that gen
erous, spontaneous support which has so
long been accorded it, BY keeping abreast
of the times and doing everything IN It's
power to permanently advance the moral
and material interests If the community
in which its lot is east. AS the necessities
OF our growing population and patronage
demands. We shall enlarge the columns
of the STATESMAN from tlne u time, and
improve the quality and quantity of It's
readinr matter till it is second to- nunr an
the Pacific Coast
, 1881-01-01
PtTiEIC COAST.
Weather Rr,lSrfS.

CGUR p'ALENE, Dec 3l-Snox heIe
~.wo fcet deep, been showing since yester
iay n,ur,iDs aud still snoasng.
SroKAyS FALLS, Dec. 81 - twenty
inches q. sn,w here, very culG and still
falling
GospAx. Dee 3i-One inch Of snow
here; weather mild and cloudy, freezing
A l,rtl., i. showed all night aai turned to
rain this \ VI
pouERoY. Dec. 3l.-Three inches Of
snow fell early last night, which turned
I, rai,, this morping and fr.ezins hard
mad, a hard crust Ii Is now raining
With 4 WARM south wind
Lewiston, Dec :u--About six inches
nf snow here, turned TO ram during the
night, bat IS not storming now.
Fogr LAPwAI, Dee. 3L-Commeneed
showing at 30 P NJ, Shich hnally turned
10 rain and stopped ut Z A. N four inches
Of snow here and warm south wind blow
ing.
DAyrpx, Dec 3l---Sun shining here
this morning, it showed and sleeted most
all night twenty inches of snow here.
DALlES, bCC- OA-- W ctlutI Clchi ihs
of. Thermometer 80 degrees But lit
tie running ice IN the Columbia river.
The steamer Thompson is going to make a
trip down tie river To try and reach the
, Cascades. 81. HaSs,iio has been below all
night working at kickitat to keep the Ice
from forming and blocking up. She re
ports the river comparatively y clear. Abou;
Is inches Of snow on level here
CASCADES, Dee. 3l-River full of ice.
Thermometer 40 degrees, the mercury
raised IL degrees in less than an hour.
Chinook wind blowing The Indications
all point to a Chinook by Saturday night
if not before.
Portland News
PogrLaSp, DEC. 80 The remainder
Of the escaped prisoners were captured
near Vancouver and returned t" the jail
here.
PORTLAND, Dec 2S.-Another freeze
up is feared; cold sl-etins weather pre-
walls. Boat started for the Cascades.
Mayor Thompson has been eNonerated
by the council investigation.
w. s. Ladd has received a telegram an
n,uncing the death of Bill Meek, an old
pioneer.
, 1881-01-01
Strictly Correct.

EpIroR SrArEsuAN:-My item IN re-
sard to that Michigan family, in destitute
circumstances, being relieved by Messrs,
Irwin aud Chew was strictly correct.
The City Council, or rather the Board o'
Health, had placed nurse over the sieS
people, but had not sufficiently relieved
their wants. | have proof that the fami
" were in very peIg needy circumstance
when Mr. Irwin found them
The city Councilmans assertion thar
articles will be found charged to the eity
in various stores, ETC., / have neither the
desire nor the means Of denying. mere
" reiterate that the item referred to was
true in every particular:
Respectfully,
j. NUMAN.
, 1881-01-01
SETTLER EHTS.

II IS the usual fiHfc III the
x'Gyfo 1~miHd N"b&crih@EE
IL HhTNT,ITES.H.Ll... kUur-
is1g themselves iHoiebfrd j0I'
nrcr n yc0r. Nm settle
m"nfS are c,rp"rfed frithth
N~ He,rtmoHfh, "Jfer~hich
d0fP those so ihdebfcd II
nHU riH reccirc tire nS""t
nHnnal "doirmrHf Of nc-
couHt" "posfed in respertir"
ropicS. Please rnH dHJIHG
Nr nJore Sp"ciFcd time,
UHd HUS SUrc us tie ff0a-
Die nHd expense n for
ruI1iiHG ''SfnfrmrHt$ 0Hd
y0HrYrirrS In" nRHOynHcP
ojNrir FccrpfiOH. C0RHiJU
Subscribers WiH pjrnN" re-
NIT by p0Si"i ordcr.
FRLNh. j. EIRhEh.
Drc. I'm. 1880.
, 1881-01-01
OUR SECOND ARGUMENT: LONE PRICE

Furnishing the prices down with dNc
goods and Overa will
for hm will have for such goods
weeks We nothing from anoho they
sell them the people have the benefit the
Heavy Mno Unders and Drawers 6e cents eac and the
in Wal Waa These
attention examined don't them look
they will you language stronger than
cheap selling We don't buy only
look you'll obge by looking that's how advertise We want TO
marked PLAIN figures below anything
Walla
, 1881-01-01
The Indian Probe.

Ii Is time for the cuverhmet to settle
the status Of the unoccupied lads in the
Indian territory If it desires t0reyent a
collision between civilians and ,e United
States troops, for the rush uArould be
settlers thither still cnntinuesand i. is
reported that emlssaries from differ
ent agencies located thete have sited the
Ponca ami N,z Psrce Indians inhe hone
OF inducing them t. take the ar path
and massacre the immigrants, buas there
are fully 2o00 well armed s,ur white
settlers on The public lands in 0ahnma,
who snap their fingers AT The PEid-nt's
proclamation, the summary plcess OF
wipins them "ut may Ice prolon.d into
disaster t. the siwashe~. This lyasipn
"f tn. Indian territory may -ollase like
previous Incurslons, but whateverhe re-
suit may ne, it viii have one 600, effect
III drawing the attention Of the .untrv
70 the facts IN the case, and il is IT too
much To hope that an awakened ,ublic
sentiment viii lead to speedy congrsion-
Il action and refhrnl IL the management
of Indian affairs. The coveted tras In
the Indian territory are held again. IN
truderS on the ground that they al re-
served for Indian occupation accyr,.iq t.
the original intention, but II IS idl L.
expect the Land hungry III the tLilly
settled state, IT Kansas and MIs>onl Z.
Wait Thousand rtars ur In submit rnhe-
ms crowded cut by the Indians. The
same sort 81 trouble viii occur in our
Own Northwest when III. country becomes
thicAly settled and land is rs scare. rs
sunshine has been lately, unless IL, H.
dams are settled upon lands in sevr,lty,
as they should be many years Il ala
able time and much money has been
Wantnn.y wasted Ia testing the nIau-
thropic theories nf milksup idiots who
desire t. chris;:aulze the IuGisrs b, iso-
!atsns ;hrm ":i reservations. and N .oniy
resnlt has been - Create and Iaairfa n
reserves of barba;Ism IN the very hert ,;
civilization, retard!ng the development Of
the resources ot the country and crest Ia !.
eHssperating feelings between the two
races Ii the indians We're cowpeli To
avail themselves of the homestead las the
way would be cleared for THOUSANDS ui
industrious American citizens to srure
the benefits which would accure frou the
cultivation uf these vast reservations. and
the Indians themselves would b. The
gsiiiers by being broush, in Contact with
their neighbors The Indisn must x.rk
cut his own sa!vation inst ike the rs, II
humanity, anu the work Of eNrinctioa viii
g. on ull he dues il.
, 1881-01-01
JOUR THIRD ARGUMENT~:~PLAIN FIGURES

Coaks and Domans stock ranging from S7a5
Ito SEQ they they marked
they them buy them
Cdrens Wool Hosiery and I'm
nd Of quick Every
goods opportunity buy them cheap
for yourself Genemens
and having most
determined offer them figures that will
in people the prices waia "aIa
, 1881-01-01

reducing price Goods ignore the present value alto
gether The getting and Will
prices that compel the public who the for
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods marked
Langudoc Wool Sutns and Monte Cloths only
Choice French Pd heavy All Wool SuIns down
4Snh Monte Cloths all desirable shades reduced s. Silk
from Polka dot Vers reduced
s. popular s. Blk Cashmere reduced to S71a
, 1881-01-01
NOTICE.

L. s LAND OFFICE,
Walla Wala, ". T., Dec. I'D, lss0.
To tie Her, Of CH4S. KITCHEN and all Par
tics Who may te CoRc.rned
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
~ tered at this Office ly Wm Kitchen, of
Wall. Walla County, ". T.. acains. the hsirs
Il Chas Kitchen, deceased, for abandoning
S C. Entry No 50. dated Jan 18th. lS1G,
upon the Southwes, quarter. Section %, Town
ship SN, Range 37E. in Walla Walla County,
W. T., with n view u the cancellation Of said
entry the said parties are hereby summoned
u appear at this office on the 10th day Of Feb
ruarv 1870, at 10 O'Clock A ", Ia respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged ahsn
donmrnt
H. MORRISON, Register
ALIEN REED Receiver
, 1881-01-01
WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO NOW!
OUR ARGUMENTS!

Five only passed commenced business
wala and vet brief period business system
been spoken about and commented ree the Ter
which
srasped public mind with enduring hold and this shall leave
nothing human foresight devise still further establish
reputation in the country.
, 1881-01-01
The Msnnnires hr..n.,hr L. K.ns

The Nenonites brought t. Kansss one
hundred Russian threshers The Rus
sian 'hresker Is described as a cvlinircal
piece Of stoae, ahoat three T.. i..y sy
one and halt IN iIdIaulur. HAVING rs
surisc= Gu: lEt" c',s abJnt thr.e ar frur
inches eeet, h:.e al axle !, s>es rhrsu.l.
Us cen,re; the ~hea; is spread uv.G !
threshIng hoOr, h.rses h.tch,.. tu ,b..
thresiier, and the thresber is then rolled
over the wheat
, 1881-01-01
FOREIGN.



GE>EyA. Dec %. The president of
the republic uf Sutherland su:ckl,-d to-
day IN ht OF temporary INSANITY
The Land ira-ue Jury.
DUBLIN, Dec - The personnel Of
the jury enipannrled la sit on the trial Of
the land lrague agi-atois comprises eight
Catholics, three Pf"tr,tants and ore una-
ker.
ilaods.
PsEIS, Dec %. Floods IN the North
and Northwest ii France Continue some
lives have been lost and great damage
done I" property,
The SICK Nan OF the Es-s
CoNSTANTINopLg, Dec 29.-The Aihan-
isn Lca.ue has sunn."ned all males over
is Years "f a.- IL arms in every district
IN Northern Albania.
The men-rIng attitude of Greece has
caused the P"rte 10 take precautions.
Two war vessels have sailed for the
Greeian Archipelago. The ratification.
of :he Dardanelles are being strengthened
stale Trials.
DUBLIS- Dec 29.-The state trial is
progressing council for the crown in
strong terms denounced the land League
for trying to reduce society TO chaos and
communism. His address was a very
sever, ar-aI.nmrnt.
Lurid Outlook
The military authorities STe adopting
extraordinary precautions o: most eI-
tensive character, their ARA ements ap-
pears 20 Indicate grave apF,rhensio, OF
immediate danger All IT,. troops are
cuntined Ia Their barraeks Guard pickets
have Teen augmented, i..treneh;nent
t'-'!s AID ian--Tns have been served out
:..r ''se 81 I'a-T Is IN the event of the gas
beng cnt II iE'la any Of the baulckx-
There are ""s here $50 officers, 6oo0 men,
1900 horses and Ii guns the troops are
the fower of the British army ; besides
these are strong bodies of cons,abulary
and mere troops ara coming all the time
, 1881-01-01

WnAr ARE ork YorTas CoMiSG Tof-
Thi, is s.-riou- aaestioa- The time hAs
come wh-u strong hand should hold them
A few day. ago a gentleman. and clergy
mn At that, was thrice insul:ed in the pub
lie ,horoushfare Of this city. the last Insult
amounting to an assault, and when the pa
r,u, of III. yoasa was appalled, to and the
yriega, c~s lr-<-nt-d, he politely and civ,lty
nlinra.-d tn aforesaid gentleman that he
VS. craze. Ii Ia,eEts have 10 control over
their offspring. then 1T Is high time. SINCE
they refase Ia ~ords TO have any, that JUS
ticr takes th-ni under her strici@s. supervis-
ioa- Justice c0w has her watchful eye on
this hondlu,n and if the act is REPEATED she
wall lay her impartial finger upon him.
, 1881-01-01
Our First Argument: Cash!

AT the clear out all Fall and
Goods definite and fixed goods
from another ideas such method They must be
disposed be Sold and that the rapid possible
And order accomplish that have the down figures
hat awaken astoniShmen,
, 1881-01-01
4 CA II ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of ynnth, nervous weakness, ear
" decay, loss Of manhood, etc, will send =
recipe that will cure you, FREE or CHAH.E
This great remedy WAS discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America Send \ s-if ad
dressed envelope To the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN. Station ID, New York City. Ill
, 1881-01-01
Our FOURTH ARGUMENT COUNTRY ORDERS!

The rea, prepared the public
opr he best understood by personal examination but system
complete guarantee advantage miles
TO resident of pnccs the each whether
sona mail We have price,
and where entrusted with "
der We upulous the confidence misplaced
, When FIJI Order do with the firm
filling other Orders for the person these ideas woven
business they Of the levers
and appeal lady the
goods whether they have been pleased other
send application of charge samples
ANYTHING establishment the lowest possible which all goods
Patrons feel the
dissatisfaction with article forward shall refund the
money with pleasure.
, 1881-01-01
THE WESTERN HOTEL.
WALLA wALLA, W.T..

Corner of Seventh and Main, Streets.
ThIS HOTEL HAS BEEN COMPLETE
i " overhauled and thoroughly repaired
Is newly furnished Throughout Guests ae-
comm"dated with meals and lodging at the
low price of 81 cents each. and equal tn any
first class hotel In tn. CITY dl53tfw34tf
, 1881-01-01
Notice to the Public.

Hereafter the STATESMAN will devote aspace
in tLi, column to the advertising Of last horses
To our paii up subscribers We give free space
All others will be charged one dollar.
Lost.
A Black Horse Is hands high, white stripe
down face, branded ). ID. On right shoulder.
missing about three months; Return to DR.
I'D. McCurdy, Walla Walla and receis. re-
ward.
For information As to the whereabouts of =
lirht Bay Horse, branded ID. B." on the left
thiyb. white spot On hind leg. Inform G..
RrGcLEs, or HEKaiS BAcHaAs, Lower Tou-
chet, W. +.
Strayed, Snrrell Mare. 15i hands high,
heavy set, branded on left hip a" with An
other mark like a letter ~ Strayed from
the race track ON the 10th Of November. The
above reward will be given on return at the
mare to THoNAs COLLINS,
At tie Race Track, Walla Walls.
At Walla Walla, October 10Th. Chesnut
Sorrel Mare, years old, branded -. {" on
left shoulder with X above the j. c., ON left
hip "w G.; white face, feet all white except
right hind foot. Also, since September -. =
Mare and Colt: Mare 9 years old, mouse color,
blaze face, saddle marked. THREE white feet.
branded ~. B." on right shoulder. Coli
dark brown and white face
W. c. RHEEa,
Vansyckle Umatilla Co, Oregon,
Lo,i Horses.
have running in Umatilla county the fol
lowing described colts which will pay 81 90
each for Ir $50 for the lot One bright dark
bay fllv, 2-year-old One sorrel horse colt
with some white feet and strip in his face; >
year old One yellow sorrel mar, , year-old,
with Percheron colt with her One grey horse
colt, 2-year old One large bright hay horse
Swear old. One fine yearold bay horse,
branded d" y" and 20 Z " on right shoulder.
yellow mare Nv" on left shonlder
PHILIP EIIZ,
, 1881-01-01

>i'Aree. isvs town GA tie v 2 T. Z
c'i-taius ,.l- svAela. ,:i ,hai,.iI-,u- store.
i~O ioe alf liver, Ali = ~, -..la,s :, cue
I'm Ani h .r'l~.re store and -yrral dwelling
houses. The sca-rIty NJ lanbsr .eta-is IL
growth
, 1881-01-01
FEscK Posry-The decay Of wood ii

FENCE PosTs. decay Of wood I'M
bedded in the earth is difficult to guard
asaiDs. bnt a simple rreeaution, costing
neither money nor labrr, will increase the
durability of i Sss put in the ground by
fifty pr ceur- This is, by simply taking
care that the wood Is inverted-L e,
placed III the opp ,sirc direction to that IN
which it grew. EXPERIMENTS have proved
tha. oak posts put in the ground IN the
same position as that in which they grew,
top upwards, were ROTTEN III twelve yrars;
while their neigl,hors, cut from the same
tree, aud placed top downWards IN the
SOL, showed no signs of decay for several
wears afterwards. II is supposed that the
capillary tubes in the tree are S" adjusted
as u oppose the rising OF moisture when
the xupi is inverted. Whatever the cause
the fact is # nnp,rt;nee.
, 1881-01-01

BLowS Judge Lacy wishes the reporter
- b!.s ap the aa,hor Of Tie "beAutiinl
suou." The thousand aud one authors
OF this i,esu,iial ole may consider themselves
blown up bigger than prize Iigs at county
far.
, 1881-01-01
MARRIED..

MATHESy -HUrcHISs.-At the house Of T.
A. Preston, Waitshury, W T., Dec 18th,
ISS0, by Rev. I. N. Boyd, 4. L. Mathrny. Of
Weston, Org, and Mamie Hutehins, Of Waits
burg
, 1881-01-01
" ALA Nsllia. ". L.

THE Social W0RIp-Th. members OF The
Nerien Eintracht gave another Of their enj"ya-
bic parties at their hall in Paine's building last
evening, which was, aS usual, of a very enter
tainin;; nature. Dancing commenced at half
past eight and continued until midnight when
? magnificent lunch WAS spread.
, 1881-01-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHiC
NEWS.
stSII RI.

syF,Ia;. DISPATCHES To- TEE sTATF>MN- rEa
wE-TERN UsTox TTLBsHAFi. .I>E-
, 1881-01-01

LOOK OUT.-We learn that there are s-v-
eral counterfeit $1,000 bills III circulation.
Candy stores and and pa mt stinis should
be warned III time.
ARRIVED Henry Thielsen, Of the
o. r & n Company, has arrived IN the
city. from Portland
, 1881-01-01

A NEw EplroR.-J. e. Swash sends US =
mos, excellent copy Of the WatSburs 1i"'s
We congratulate him upon his long hid len
ability, and must sincerely tris. that he VIII
MEET with the encouragement h. deserves,
Newspaper men especially IN small t"wrs
generally get more kicks than ha'penoe :
people somehow appear to think that news
paper man Is their slave and that they can
yroul and show their teeth whenever they
have a mind to. /: is hard lines for Man
when he is doing bis best for his town. to be
growlrd at and never receive 4 word of en-
couragemrnt for all his efiorts. Mr.. Swash,
We know, possesses ALI honest and indeItn-
dent spirit, and as he will surely assert his
editorial rights We look for him to sIce.sd
and make the TINES pow er IN the land.