, 1881-06-04


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-, crrY. Capt. ]. H. TOmii'On' q
II ia N. Merchants Agency, is here Il
.He .He ;r.ere.t Of the above agency
r-.,y ForErn Mr.. John Muir gen
!, I't. t..i,bt agent, ha, consented to make
',' .,2.c cf one hall Of present rate 10
,',.,a-ks Il advised beforehand
tFee"'
,,-,.,rrrICE.sr.-They were going
He studied the language OF C's
i.i's ~ ,bey won't go. The "widow,
;hs; N has fallen by the ways'de'
,.r 70 10 Ir-Wm. H. Upton oil I'M
.,.k his departure fOr Washington d
ny ,,,1,r evening. Dsme Rumor say
I. 90 Mt ;rto tte co-psrtuership business
u,epng-The finest mirror eve
,.,,Walls Walla is now in schFa
,[,r li.r rra, store. 1; is an inmcnsi anai
','l'-, 81 r.as:, to great 'irantass 1.-The hu"''
form divine.
NJ, Notes on the First Nationa
-, n. DAYTON, are now in circulation
pan s,eei By L. W. Wallace, pre'!l
!H'! a. 7rTsnry-zsyea thousand dollars
a,, ~ IN .irssi-,.'n.
.,,c The contractors are Pushln!
.s.;, work oi gradi"g Main street
.,os being. the streets rough con
t% ', ,,,,r,at Inconvenience to travellers
~ -... ,ossoled with the idea that w
bat "' ''.' .r... IN the sweet bye AM
bys
r,,r G,rlEr.-Mr. Henry Copeland whit
-, .Ls lot Of the mountains. brough
..,s,f oi sample barley that looks splen
- The harley is four and half feet higf
,.ry full Towards the stock 1t ha:
anu ".'.,,..j -, driving. s.osiag how bad VI
usa, r.in.
n...of rug ROAD. The irrepressIble, en-
t.. aud Pr,:ean julius l.. HISS, repre-
,.9,,n, the san Francisco and Portland
r.. = N4us,adter bros, is AGAIN in tin
I,,.u, wonder the firm Is so pros
,.erops when they have such men as Jniiu'
= work for them.
r,rFoyIya.-T Throughout Trnaxs, Rob
.r,s ,nd Rryan;'s additions many improve
mont. have been made. What two or three
,.s,rs ~, vas fam IS now thickly settled
vi,s neat cottages anil tiae residences and
~. .5,. improvements continue. That looks
IL W,lll Walla is gong down!
pr. r,g CpryrI BrLDrNG.-At a spec
II ,,s..,nr Of the County Commissioners to
,,-n lids t.r the completion OF the new
.,ur,y bailding, the following bids were
c,enel, Toby ( Eeed, S2S,Oaj l.: A. B.
Waterman. SIS, 963 90: Mabry & Kief,
81 DO 90; j. Il. Addison, $500 90
n,n,II Mckay, so, 5iI 00i Whitehouse &
pJIp.~. Sos. go O0. The contract will bc
,,.rl,I As soon As the bonds IAN be given.
Wcnp RTEE. 4 letter from an old frieni
pl one Of the earliest discoverers OF the
Wpd riyer mining districts writes US BY al
mems to stop emigration TO that section Al
tbsr, are already more men there now thar
can possibly exist. There are good rnine'
there and many more may yet he found but
men hal better stick TO any steaiy busines:
than 20 to mining with the idea of making q
fortune in lew weeks.
CLaIys EXERCISES The closing exer
Uses Of St. Paul's school begin on Monday
evening. June 10th, at S o'clock, with a
musical review in the school room. Or
Tuesday evening the graduating essays viii
e read and choice music rendered. On Wed
nes,lay evening at the church, Bishop Pad
do.s will deliver the annual address, AM
the graluates. Miss Bower and Miss Mccoy
Will receive their Diplomas. These exercises
Te all public On Tuesday and Wednesday
40 o'clock P. NJ. the stndio at st. Paul.
school will be open to visitors who wish I,
Ct the paintings
THE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs. Already
the caps are suffering for the want ef ram
mole especially is this the case in the lowel
valley where the soil is lighter than upon tn,
hills al the base OF the mountsin& We heal
tia; in. many places that even now, rain
when It comes will be too late to do any
good 1t must come soon or times will b,
harder than ever: for the past few days tht
skies have threatened rain and few-very
iew-irops have fallen. We hope this arti
lle will fetch it.
LADIES AIn SOCIETY,". Tie members o
Walls Walla Ladies Relief Society, are re
queSted 10 meet at the Court House We'd
nesaay. the Sth OF June. at 30 P. VI Owe
leo ia.iics have already signed the petition
The ladies' who gave no definite answer
those who We're absent from home whel
.alled upon, and others who have not beeI
asked IS vet to Join, are all invited to attent
the meeting AMI assist in the good work o.
Organizing society which will he well ena
blei % take care Of Our poor at a very mod
era.e cost 10 each member.
jon PRINTING.-Garl. Washburn, who i
acknowledged to be the most tasteful an,
artistic job printer on the Northwest coast
has returned To rhe STATESMAN otfic. witt
increased knowledge of the business. Wit
The cheap work this office is dong there j
no necessity for people paying p rer cen
extra ior their printing. We buy our stool
70: cash at wholesale prices IN large lots AM
Wherefore cannot honestly be underbid. Sucl
me iaet and isit TO the STATESMA.
once al any day or time will demons.rat.
mat Vt are doing 4 larger businNss than al
other nihceS combined. This is solely b,