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, 1881-01-22
Brodeck q Co.
r..,o-r,phers. Main ST., Near the Bridge

Pbe,o.raphers. Main ST., near 'Ae
Having engaged the services OF one q a,,.1r .nv
.-rhs-t re,onchers on the Pacific coast lsleiy
.ely y,o,.ad hv j, w. Taber, the leading photo,
elnPi n.Pnhsr of San Francisco We are nov enabea
srapneIL sI,cs c al classes Of work connected with
70 Pranbx in . manner superior 70 any pno- pI9
pho'osItapniii PIE ~ on the Pacific northwest We
sosPII PpIs6 .nsayed an artist in India ink, cray
.o copy all kinds Of pls'arssi and n sntfss sbe
ia .tle superior 10 any heseI",o .n.ss that al
Our reputation as arts:s IS s Ssst fe rseass and
woe iss With our Improved instruments
sa', sn5 sssiIiyies photographs can b taken a. N n
ana lacii,.i III as in c,sar weather. Give US a
o'cndy as "e'i - BR1DECK & Co.,
call. rri1re WaIIa Waila,
VI AN street, He-' w5l I'm
" IT
, 1881-01-22

i'7 Ply, lis TsrE-,, former .n,..,,
well ,''s '-ga'sT army aui 4 relative Of I
Ur;,., sLS'' :. .'aeF4l III the service o; The
hons e.,aIn : a"" eoahae,l in the guard
.aa e,m,a ,,.' U'''is''. Tor resiset;;ng his duty
ws.,r l.n,. '-s ely without permission.
Si,casr,,,l g. <; "e ".s couIt martial-d and
ee,h.r, =. .a ai'Hiiae..Hess, after WHICH he
dipzou,,;, f'''sir sni became n sI,y. =,
vii : 'rr Eh'ch disease m .nj.s,"l -.
rorern,'a aAde 10 haze him co.,s..s - ,, ol
Es., ins4i,e s>yinm :, W W. u ice
OF his Gaa.L,,, "'-t y hiore sad Is t:s fact
Welded % II. -. '',e cas-; beng recently
whom lee tbs ,; 900 OF 4 governor. both oi
ui'ssrace Very keenly
, 1881-01-22

An ADDITION To SOCIETY. Miss Katie
Hallett, the charming daughter Of j. l. Hal
lett, Esq, is visiting friends in this city.
Mss Hallet- Is al al lis,1n TO society and IS
making many ir;er Is among the elite
, 1881-01-22

No MoeE AT PREsEXr-The Wade COM
binatioa viii give na more performances IN
til the weather moder4tes sufficiently to al
low the ladies to q. around without iaeOn-
yeuieuc-
, 1881-01-22

HARD on CATTLE frosty, foggy
weather, such as We experienced this morn
ing, is the very hardest on cattle. They
hump up their backs and will not move
abou. in search of food From this time on
We learn from butchers that meat will be of
poor grade AMI range higher IN price fhe
cattle men in this vicinity are feeling down
III the mouth in consequence Of the loss Of a
large number of head. 1t Is said that in the
vicinity of Ainsworth one can almost walk a
mile over the bodies OF dead cattle. The
winter has been more severe on these ami
mails thsa any since 81 and 81.
, 1881-01-22

ALMANAC-We have received bound
volumne containing eleven copies OF Ayers
Almanac for 1881, III almost as many differ
eut languages. This is Just one millionth
part OF the edition which, notwithstanding
the increased cost of production, the enter
prising publishers have issued this year for
free distribution in all plrts OF the world.
The po!y.lot collection is we'll worth pre-
S-rNInI
, 1881-01-22

".'AEE OF Tag WIoau~.-A b.. bi. ser-
n,%'.' ' nom tie Garrison, and ole oi parily
= 4Da h's s'aalias uor,ls. assaulted
- - MESS 'ai'yillal At TO Li,n Brew
, evening, whom lie supposed WAS
b,-m1 ''-'l'''e ct th.s paper. The sad
s:..rj ,s' s., ''-'.'y'daai S,u:i 10 somplacentlv
.gS -, Sc 80 'Fr2tnc I. aud :e p'tcb-i m
partlr r-4-g4 - lie sad hs. Il, sergeant oi
way ytb,, - -+ A-a hisn Sauaaiag uur,I>, In a
~oslS on = =, most peculiar. The advice We
ssa,. : Tr W 'he G,s. Hig sergeant wouli lie tfe
= va,cl, :. - "ei-ar gave his sun Samuel.
I-e'Arc 0; i.!- yi.l1.rS'
, 1881-01-22
The Horse Asks.

How long dear master, o, how long: VIII
vou continue to tie me in the streets and force
me to gnaw the bark of the trees VIXEN you
can have me well fed for two bits At Uncle
Toms stable on Third street, Waila Walia,
Nv T. JO-om
, 1881-01-22

prrY AT VaNcoUvER.-CaptT Thomas Nc
Gregcr viii, accnrding to instructions, report
at Vancouver for assignment to duty as
soon rs the river Is open. Mrs MeGregnr
viii accompany 'hr cartAin-
, 1881-01-22

a.. Eimhall & Son have remov
WE NOTICE INA Store to DR.. Day.
ne brick store, corner Main anu !. .,
where they have opened the finest stoe.
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and see their
beautiful store and Goods. w-4i-u
, 1881-01-22

HAprY.-Our friend F. j. S;arkey Is haP-
py. lie now has an assistant iasrter:naster
of artillery in tie shape of a bouncing girl,
The father is doing as well IS can be expec' Ell
under tie circumstances.
, 1881-01-22

PLESTT WuEK--There Is no use OF strong
able-b boiled men laaing around for want oi
work. IS quite number of tie makers are
wanted T. 90 To- work on Blalock's Noun
tam
, 1881-01-22
u LNdSIN = VI
Chief Musician lSt c

sr,vx,>-r-Jhe gold iisR in Billy Myers
aquarium are abou: ~ VI, in.' u '"e
first invoice of bran new X, A'" wa
brought t. this county.
, 1881-01-22

jon woRK-Te will prin. biIl-heads, let
ter r-Eeaas, cards or posters cheaper than any
other house IN the city. Or facilities ena
able us 10 defy competition.
, 1881-01-22

Webfoot Oilcuresth crying baby Mothers
attention is called u the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are subject to. IS om
, 1881-01-22
Silver Sleigh Bells.

Tuesday was splendid day for sleigh
ride and therefore when Mr.. Thomas Tieruey
came 'ashinS up to the STATESMAN Office,
driving four-ia-hand of dashing, slashing
AMI wei matched grays, attached to a beau
tiful little cut er. well furnished with the pref
ticst robes and furs, and askel us to take 4
spin around the city with him, We were only
to willing. Away we dashed toward the
Fort: the noble animals enjoying the sport
as much rs the occupants OF the cutter.
Returning. the horses were healet toward
the race track. where we visited Tom. Col
lins, the popular proprietor, on his bed OF
sickness Tom is far different in appearance
to what he vas before being stricken; instead
Of the joyial, hearty look he used tn wear
h. is now much reduced in flesh and would
hardly be known by hrs most intimate &C
quaintances if they met him on the street.
N BETTER SPIRITS.
However, he is much better than he has been
and may be expected to be around again
with the warm days of spring. Returning
city wards through the bon ton part Of the
city, Mr. Tierney pointed us out place on
the road where, 10 years ago, he ploughed
land for farming purposes and could hardly
make his board by doing it. Then over the
bridge to Cams addition, and call on
Judge Cation who is confined to his house,
and then up TO the City Brewery To see John
Stahl who was finally brought TO bay at his
wholesale establishment, and who opened a
bottle OF champagne IN order to cOmmemor'
ate the visit and then down II the railroad
depot where Ed Stone WAS taken prisoner
and We were left at the office in safety and
well pleased with the great treat so gener-
ously given, Thank You, Mr.. Tierney..
, 1881-01-22

E,G BrsrxEss. ss.-Mr MeDmald. of Dayton
nj rms ms ,h.t last fall sss the hveliest
d, rcd in Day:.,;.'s hiSt1ry. and sad tins
re,rs sales ia his g-ercli.atile hoase exceed
Ell that uf any former year by Sao0O
, 1881-01-22

PERsoyAL-CaptainsG Gray and Peabody
Of the o. l. & " Co. were in the citv yes
rertlay, loukiug as hale aad hearty the
rars who plaw the briny de P.
, 1881-01-22

Is Tuwx. x.-Ero,her L X. Land, the
fouudcr Of the Waitsburg 7fimcs made us
call On Thursday Land is printer 10
more. having renouneed the tripod for the
plov and ihe pruning hook. Th- boysuP AZ
Waitsbarg tel us that LInl se-S his hsns
SOLID.
, 1881-01-22

A Poor FISANCIER.- will be remem-
bered that a couple weeks ago. Frank Hall,
the Irish dialect actor, skipped the country
with sia5 belongiris. 70 liis mistress, who is
known as Lottie Hail. alIkr The f"rsaken girl
was Immediately married by Geo. Neal, who
furnished her with $500 with which to pur-
sue Hall. A few days ago l4ottie telegraphed
hack from Por;laud that she was "trokc,
had found Hall and wanted 500 more with
which to prosecute the ease Seven hun
dred dollars used IN recovering the ghost OF
four hundred ami twenty-five dollars doesn't
look like successful tinancierin.
, 1881-01-22

tEnTtEAN,E bUEGLAE>. The saloon Of
mt ras. hou,on CA Third street, was en-
'e'ed By burglars Sunday night, through the
rear a'"r, bat nothing taken with the ex-
'rguon - about ioGr hits from the till.
" .aes, A4ayFs AMI cigars were EFF untouched
;Ir -.'' n'' even 4 drlnA tIkea, Is the bottles
,.A' 'eyn i...,! before closing ~ and were in
a. '4;Ae y 1'aa!i'n ia tie mornIag. Verify.
~ ''e' Is brcomns neral neither
a-'aAe.h uoT smok n.
, 1881-01-22

SuAug.-A man who w;ii keep his poor
dog tied up in his baeH yard d"rias such
weather as this, ought to receive the atten-
non of the city marshal. We know of such
a case. The suffering hrute-we do not now
alludc to the own=r--has kept the neighbor-
hooi awake for ihre- o. four nights with his
pIteous means. Th;s is .thin the city limits.
, 1881-01-22

P"''sl-, ','l,.sssl.er 4 Co, of DAYTON is
f,u q 2'. j,,s in the city. Nc. Is a
sresia: :i',;'s,'.oaIsi ;sr fellow, who has many
f,iI,ir ff,il, this city
, 1881-01-22

Webfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
i,y. 1t speaks for itself
, 1881-01-22

Webfoot Oh cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted
, 1881-01-22

.T,x.-lt may be As well to
PT '''- y. osr citizens whc own vaiua-
-,ripi those =, r;u he killed unless their
nei'-. tsi, u, m, lat Of February.
, 1881-01-22
SIaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the presery a
tion of the teeth and gums 1t Is far superior
to any preparation of its kind IN the market
In large handsome Opal pots, price 20 cents.
For sale by II. +. Holmes.
, 1881-01-22

Pr STL,u PuwEE.-Such has been the
,u,,,s Of the STATESMAN job Printing House
Tia. W. have hal to double our force, aud
=, TOW working day and night to fill out
srd,r. i.oln all parts Of the territory. The
s.u,e o: ,lls Is Superior Mork at eastern
nr,.. irrl,At added.
, 1881-01-22

RECOVERED Hars als recovered
from . severe attack OF the mumps.
, 1881-01-22

Is Poslaoy.-.rhe city iatellls nee and
tine !.lamlratsr' incluohns diais, marking
the lrugll anil ,iersr;ure"f trains and stages;
barometer. thermometer and clock, marking
,ar c,y TIN, nlil lie placed III position ON
PAINE Brothers Block this week. THIS will
rea.ly alb TO the building as 1t Is oraamen-
al .,v,l. i, useful.
, 1881-01-22

Wehfoot Oil is a sure cure for Dypths'is o
ore Throat.
, 1881-01-22

SURVIVAL or THR FTTRsT Darwms
theory of the survival Of the iittes." is SIM
ply that the weakly die while tte robust and
hardy thrive AMI live. How true this Is OF
all seed growth, and hoy necessary to SOW
only that which is suited by nature 10 live
and develope. ID. NJ. Ferry ( Co., the great
seed growers and seed dealers OF Detroit,
Mich, supply only the best and purest, rais-
ing their own seeds by the most approved
methods and with the greatest care. and
bringing to their BUSH e>s the invaluable aid
Of - years experience in culture Their
latest Seed ANIMAL, FOR 1851, is 4 real
help to the gardener, and should be in the
hands of all wEo desire to purchase pure and
true seeds II is sent free to all who apply
for it.
, 1881-01-22

Uses OF THE TELEPHONE The telephone
has been adopted to police purposes in
Chicago in a manner that promisesto lie very
effective in supprcssins Grim. Wires are t"
be carried 70 every part Of the city and into
ever counting room, store, business Office,
theatsr and the like, tat desires it, ending
IN dial divided I,t, ten compartments for
murder, fire, larceny, burglary, help, ac-
cident, disturbance, theft and thieves.
When the Indicator is pointed TO one Of
these heals, pull ou lever makes the in
dieator at the Central Office point at the
cause Of the alarm and its location. Then a
wagon with a detail Of police, kept in readi-
ness day and night for this very purpose, is
at once dispatched t, the spot. The loss of
tune incident to false alarms is apparently
not taken into account. Nevertheless, the
plan seems to have merit, and to be at least
worth a trial.
, 1881-01-22

Suoprse.-The city treasurer tax
[s,,,t.. year dene st the STATESMAN
' .ai.., than it has heittOfo:e been
o'D' r-,,,ni Patrouize home industry,
5 guy ,,rr ,r money by dong so.
, 1881-01-22

'sN ~, 70; Capt. Putnam TO the position
yolz'1sn' y a. soon as Mr.. Nawters re-
o. p ;,kes effect.
, 1881-01-22

HngY WAE-Our exchanges come to us
petsc,ly saturated with water. Their ap-
rea,.uce Is ,o-clusiye evidence OF the great
tril.s and :rtJllatlons the stages and their
iagea have t, undergo in order to bring
thrir nal IN on Iiue, Ne consider ourselves
iyy.1la:g III getting them IL any state and
therri9gr d. aut r:uWl
, 1881-01-22
Der SanSerbund.
An Enjoy ablc Tims al the Opera uease--
The Serstn Einfracht spreads ltScif.

On Thursday large Huber Of Germans
and oulte a scattering of citizens OF other
nationalities, made time fly IN very plea
SAINT manner st the erein Entrachts annual
party. at Stalh's Opera House, In the
neighbo.hood Of sixty couple participated
and all expressed themselves as enjoying the
occasion to the fullest extent and 1t only
needed glance at the happy. smiling faces
of the guests u coridbora-s this assertion
The hall was decorated with Geriiiar flags
together with the
, 1881-01-22

1vo Notice.
~ bs.E tb... Is HEREBY GIVEN Tb,,
S..s,,a sT rs safiGisnt funds in tbe Gonn,n nans
w.ffsas. ar T. pay al outstanding registered
fund. IA ;n,s,ss, upon POI, the county and road
Iaats a'tsr date of publicstion1 - s1n such xar-
January 7th, ISL '1eaHurer-
, 1881-01-22

NJ pE,r NEES.-Thc first number Of
the " P.r N,ir,, under the editorial mln-
aseueu, Of Aaron F. Parker, came TO hand
-NOtlly evening. Ia the editorial columns
he diseased matters general and local in a
Gl,alhel and commou-sense manner. its lo-
al columns are replete with news and sp:ce.
AIroa all max. i shcc">S of the N.'rS II
saeh th.n- clu be .r iii.
, 1881-01-22

,y-Parties are now Obliged
ssOFsi So .,i,.aslks, as the city coun-
=. ssah o ls~ % that effect
, 1881-01-22

: -..slL2.-lt is andsrssOod
locate the ap-
, 1881-01-22

...,..,5yEEs.-As seen by the adver-
3, this issue Messrs. +. b. Whit
80. II Paterson and Z. Il. johnson
III ' - .r,ru,...i commissioners TO decide
's's ma. s..ng,ri Northern Pacific lands.
, 1881-01-22

,.r:.crs Of all the professions
HrS'>7, ,Jver.ising the fruits OF
rt o7l! ..,seccnd-elass matter
, 1881-01-22

Rruy YOUR GUARD. Parties are contem-
mating breaking the laws by fishing IN the
.r,ns in the ricinity ot this city. The Rod
, Grn Club should look after TINS matter
AMI rr,scutr the first that violates the OrdIn'
,rs. This vouli have cooling effect on
IA, bl.a4gc.
, 1881-01-22
STAR sPA.:CLlD BANNER,


the emblem of these excellant citizens adopt
ed country. which they love equally with
the land of their BIRTH The singing by the
society was charming and thoroughly apPre-
ciated by all An e'egant collation. was
served to W ich all of the guests, including
the newspaper fraternity, which was well re-
presented. did ample justice Dancing was
continued until early hour Friday morn
ing, the for being continually filed, and a
number of the dancers spreading themselves
on the ''raquet" The great fault with the
parties given by this society, is that they
come too seldom and too far apart. So
thoroughly appreciated are they, that many
will now look forward to the time when the
third annual party will be given
, 1881-01-22
,o,t that deer are az

r.-nsr. report that deer are 'p-
pffs.-i 1ss to civilization on &C
po.slig9s, 9. yer ,:esri.y of the weather
, 1881-01-22

NHl BosINc-Acom ot land Owners
eomie>ei %. nauy O.: our best citizens are
I'Tn. '05 water on Eureka Flat 80 far
ihey have persisted III spite Of many obst.-
eies1ad have reached i d ptl ri lS5 feet at
ter boring through - ige. "f hiae baSalt
r"tk AMI ~ !ett ui >oll bel rock. Should
'hey reach flowing water. /. would add H.
tA.cuiah.y 10 the value Of the land in that
fertile section ot W4l!a Walla county.
, 1881-01-22

..,-it has been decided that the
THE City Council to be left vacant
;,r,.ion oi J. L. Sharpsteln which
y -. d, the lst Of February, Will be
t4s'' IT I.F. \. Shaw, Of the firm OF
u IL i>nmuHi'e
, 1881-01-22

Wrbfoo. Oil can be had st your druggists.
, 1881-01-22

WI HEgEugEE DiNU II !iuME. Why
CA.rley hos can You ASA for the second
Frog Of PIE. Sud a fond mother, when her
s''' and InepressIbIe offspring We're taking
dlGuer at q irirul's hous.. II never knew
ycl 70 lc: hat Way II home Cause |
knsS 0, AS no use, rep!iel ihe young PIE
bitter Is BE- continued his dvvaStations-
taA-.ry vii hereafter hs left =, home when
bs mo..r- COS visiting.
, 1881-01-22

The Statesman Teaches the TsuuS Idea
how Go sheet their Feet across the
Rall Room TloSr.

A number Of new dances have been in
vented this last winter which have taken
the place OF the well known "glide" The
"raquet assumes the lead and is the most
popular, being already introduced and dsnced
by number Of ladies and gentlemen in this
city. Prof. Phillips contsmpiates soon teach
ing the ''Ssllie Waters" the "Polo," the
Eockaway and some new quslrille fig
ures. For tie benefit Of ouI readers We give
the following Instructions. which will be
. found of service TO those who wish to learn
the latest accomplishments in this line:
THE sALLIE WATERS
As hop, skip and jump step, with jig at
tachment, and clog dance combination in
the heel tap. Ii derives its name from re.
cent song called ''The Babies in Our Block"
The expression OF the music is in "a time,
aud 1T Is very pretty with waltz movement
and spripgpg step, and is slow or fast
The craile is one figure of the raquet, the
swaying motion like the rocking of the era
dle-and is as pretty and poetic as picture.
The knickerbocker is IN 1924 step from
side to side, and is too tiresome to last long.
4 new Iuadrille is called
"THE FoLc,"
and viii be popu,..
more balancing in qusdrillss than
the fashion of late years, and less stately
walking about, after Rhe style of the old
minuets Of Washington's day, but whether
it is an improvement or not would be hard f!
to say. The practice which some young /!
people seem 10 patroni6e Of claspins each |
other around the waist or shoulders with q
vigorous grip in which the hands look mus |
cular and obtrIsye does not seem TO be quite |
necessary, any more than IT is necessary to
clutch the fabric Of the dress as II holding on |
for dear life 1t is noticeable among neo-
phvt.s that the gentlemen are more emhar- !
rassed than the Iadirs. ard what they lose
in self-possession they make up IN visor but /
it is the inelegant dancers Iho pound the |
hardest and are tired out the soon,s.. The !
EOCKAwAY
is a long slide step, heel and toe, the old !
polka step with variations and the con- /,
ventional slrde steps The ripple calls tor
special music 1t is a very pretty dance, I
and less tiresome than any OF the others
hut it requires graceful, Slender figure and
flying feet.
The old polka is gone out, by the name at |
least: so has the re,iowa and mszourka. and .
the Highland schott:sehe, and the waltz as
il used to be, The walking step Is much
faster in the glide than Io...- iis "si
to be anything now, is fast and furious, sn.
not the slow promenade 1t has been for some
years. The slide motion is q decided inno-
vation. Dancers do not hup up and down
with the syringy motion OF the Knee, as IN
the old waltzcs, when people went bob!an9
and court .sying about like Dutch do.ls, and
the gentleman held his partner discreetly at
a distance with his extended arm, Now he
and his partner are one and indivisIble as
they whnl like tectotums to the music.
, 1881-01-22

FeR STENCILS, go to Straishts-
, 1881-01-22

D,,p taares Boap died at umatilia on
r,5,y las, very suddenly, from bleeding Of
,,br ans,. he was only only 2i years Of
ami had been IN the employ OF the U. Il.
~ Company TOR the past three years He
=, bunrt Ly the Old Fellows.
, 1881-01-22

rpo,,y Ur.-Taere have been 10 criminal
fore judge Lacy for several days
a., .al hi. honor lntilaates That his Satanic
n. aas p,obab'y frozen up BY the re-
- 49,, .rr,,c weather an thereby not able 10
,,.,rI JryIlt-y la,o bls subjects.
, 1881-01-22

p..,,arr The q. .. Marshall who
a,r-i,osI in our dispatches Mond'y as
zach ,p extensive loser of wheat
- ,t. a,ai "a the Willamette rive-, Is
- - n; oar citlzsn, W II. Nafshast, ri
~ WIa Wa.la Foundry.
, 1881-01-22

| islreEIp Statesman.
- JANUARY %, 1851.
s,rI'RpAi i...-----e--====-=====@,
tcr Ts1a Hnhd cay an"
.s,,s, far'' ConHty.
r.r5sr, report that deer are 'p,
pss-r ,r.,.e to civilization on &C
p,.s ling 9,,' r'.s .?,,rii.y f'. Of the weather,
I-P,rties are now Obliged
SsOfsi ar .,I.aslks, as the city coun'
sdssi si.s.,l q "a las " % that effect
r.F;ors. Of all the p'ofe fessions
HOSrS', ones advertising the fruits OF
-, he o7ly C......ccnd-class matter.
,S,lr uTa41
n-.T,y.-It may be is well to
Pa '''- =. oar citizens whe own vAiua-
r,niul 'hoS' 49,. viii be killed unless Their
i, 5';. 2,ii IL iy the lat o. February,
-yr. A. Mcdonald, Of the
P"''slL,, S'L,,,asl,er & Co, Of DAYTON is
hH o. ',4 .,r days in the city M Nc; ,an.'' Is a
sveai,ii- i--r',,c.s,alei fellow VINO haS many
,,his' .b,s city.
-..slL2.-lt is understood
-" '""ra.e the ap-
.,,p,les..s brent. wa
-; CAPT. Putnam 10 the position
poas1sn'..,. a. soon as Mr.. Vawter's re-
s,l.toa :. St. :,ss' effect
,,o,1se.-The city treasurers tax
W.. w., I'm, rear done At the STATESMAN
SOL than it has helttOfo:e been
-ra-.lanl. Patrouize home industry,
.o5' .og ,,rr money by dong so.
...,..r,yEr,.-As seen by the adver;
.~la: u ms '7'"' r.
- -, b,,. appointed commissioners to decide
yi1a di,Pg'ri NorfHsrn '''i'i' ia"'lS-
IN decided that the
tH'>"'- ,"..,..r,,o;I ,o he LEFT vacant
el.ra,BIa t's 0''' IL,
,,.,t, ,,,iignltIon ci j. l.. 'Sl'i l'''''' ""'e"
49,, a. ur Ie +. \. Shaw, Of the hrm oil
~l.s i>mmoaa~,
- IT,, q o, Marshall who
-, onr i;s,,,t.,hes Mondqy as
as IeIil''s'' Ia ' II.
hang slch 'n eA'ei''i'e '''
rrrlgh tie h1'i ~ IfF y, nam =, ,,'.t,Ii IS
't~WI, Wa.la Foundry.
-I
FEo1t> I''- ''' - r..
Gases y-i'rr '""=' "
ia.t ,nl b. AJaoF ihtilAat'S th"' i'S
~. aas prbhab,y frozen up by the re-
,-,, .ererc weather an thereby not able TO
'-'
DI.n tHar.e5 BoaiH aied al uHia''iii Oh
Fri4y Ia,t 'er. sldnehiy' rom piee'iis Vi
Il tbr Mu., H. was only only - years oi
40. ,gl hal been IN the employ OF the U. H.
X ..mraay Tor the past three years He
=, bur,ri Ly the Old Fellows.
,.-.,.,.t;,,, ,b. laws by fishing IN the
ot tins city The Rod
,,.a. ,a.,l1 L,,L after tins matter
.,5rr.,s,,g,r the first that violates the or,lln;
,pe. This wouli have l cooling effect on
N, balance.
Pr SHAN "NEE--SGch has been the
'-'''- ,-I ,.,lI.. or s,r.. aud
-, ,,,.,,.J ,;aht to FL out
.,S,,. ,s,,n all uartS Of the territory. The
s.asc .; ,Als Is superior woIk at eastern
ptce', i!TisA' ""''"
I, p,,ngoy city intellI. nee and
''n' '''-'''''''','
'h' li''- 1l'' ''Sl l'' '''' '''' , '' g,
'4iOlay..' I 'n''''1'I. I VI ~ ~ nos,tInn on
r,nr B,,,I,sf. Block this week. This will
,res.k alb 10 the building as 1t Is oraamen-
Ia i sv,. - useful.
. s-
HnET WEr.-Our exchanges come u us
pstsc,lg sl,rTa.rd with water Their ap-
-. .ir.,,... evidence. of the treat
l'@iAls1 : ''-.''''''s :, '''"'' VI VI, .
iag5H have To undergo IN order TO bring
ihsT nal IN on II'ne. We consider ourselves 3
- -, = ,'',,7 '.,,i 'i'''' -
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22

with the President in his deliberations
on this subject. We feel assured that
the President can make no appointment
that will be received with more general
favor by the country. The colored
people have been devoted answering
allies of the Republican party ever
since their Embarrassment. They
have asked and received but little in the
way of official recognition 1t has been
charged by Southern Democrats that
Northern Republicans are unwilling to
concede to the colored people that recog-
milton which the south is condemned
for denying. The elevation of Senator
Bruce TO this distinguished position,
would do much to dispel this idea. As
Register of the Treasury Mr.. Bruce has
won the admiration of all with whom
he has come in contact. He has
thoroughly demonstrated his capacity
for any position within the gift of the
President.