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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09
1882.
Harper's Bazaar.
lLLUSTR ATED.

This popular journal is rare combination OF lit
erature, art and fashion Its stories poems and es-
says are by the best writers OF Europe and Amer
lea; its engravings possess the highest artistic ex
cellence and IN all matters pertaining TO fashion It
is universally acknowledged to be the leading au
thorlty in the laLd, The new volume viii contain
many brilliant novelties.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Who would have thought such Bazaar as
|. w. Hartman has, could ever have been
sustained in Bloomsbury?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

c. G.. Mari has the finest assortment of
Christmas Goods in town.
You will go and will go to |. w. Hart
mans to examine his Christmas goods.
Mrs. b, that black and brown plush
for coats will be in to-day. Clark IL Son.
Mrs Smith to Mrs. Brown: "Were you go.
ing to |. w. llartman's:" mo, but intend
going, for they say he has the greatest
variety of Christmas goods ever brought to
Bloomsbury"
Our straw fancy basket department is now
complete to select from with a great variety
of kalamedia ware. Clark Il Son.
Who would have thought such Bazaar as
|. W. Hartman has, could ever have been
sustained in Bloomsbury?
Go to c. C. Marrs for +. Buttcrick's Dress
Patterns for December.
Over one hundred dozen silk and linen
handkerchiefs from 8 cents to S3. so at
Clark & Sons.
Cnristm as presents are not numbered by
the hundreds at l. w. Hartman's but by the
thousands. Call early in the day,
|. W. Hartman has turned his store upside
down and the Christmas presents have fallen
on the top. Go and see them,
j.
Largest line of zephyrs and wool yarns at
Clark Il Sons.
{, c, Marr buys Corn, Oats, Potatoes,
Dried Fruit, Dried Corn, Chickens, Turkeys
Butter Eggs &c
"Wcll, we'll" said an old lady, the other
Al
presents in my life as |. w. Hartman has. /
intend buyinga lot of them for my grand
children"
We have few ladies' hats and bonncts
We will sell way below cost. Clark q Son.
Fathers and mothers make your children
happy by buying II Christmas present at |.
W. liartmans.
Call at c. c. Mars for Christmas Presents
for your friends,
Coats and dolmans and cloths to make up
| with plushcS to trim, Clark Il Son.
Lutz X Sloan have II large assortment of
shawls, coats and domans, furs dress goods,
skirts and other goods suitable for Christ
mas presents that will he sure to please your
friends.
Gentlemcn's dressing cases, ladies' work
baskets and Japanese handkerchief cases for
sale AT Clark's Book store
You can buy the Columbia woods at Clark
" Sons at cents per ounce and up,
d
large assortment of bracelets, neck
| chains, breast pins, ear rings, finger rings,
and other iewelry suitable for Christmas
presents AT Lutz & Sloans,
Tie best S2.00 blankets out with better
| grades at Clark & Sons.
For Holiday books for the young, 90 to
| Clark's Book Store,
More ladies' coats and dolmans at I.utZ 4
| Sloan's this week.
Ladies' wool hoods and lcggngs, childrcn's
| hand knit coats, &c, at Clark Il Sons.
| d
| Autograph albums at Clurk's Book Store
Rcmcmberthat Lutz x Sloan's is the plac,
to get furs,
Theodore Garrison will show the q cen
counter rear end of Annex lark Il Son.
a fine assortment Of photograph albums a
G. \. Clarl's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

1000 pounds of nice dried apples wanted
by Silas Young at Light Street, for which he
will pay the highest market price.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

For gold pens and pencils and gold tooth
picks, go to Clark's in Exchange building
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

10000 dozen good fresh eggs and 1000
pounds good fresh butter wanted by Slas
Young, at Light Street, for which he will pay
the highest market price. aug 26-4m.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Gentlemen's collars cuffs, shirts, &c, at
+. ID. Dentlcr's, also beautiful collection OF
ccarfs
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Christmas cards and prize cards at G. A.
Clark's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

No larger or better stock of boots. shoes,
slippers, gentlemcn's furnishing goods &c,
Is to be found in Bloomsbury than at f. ID.
Dentlcr's
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

The largest stock of Winter Clothin4or
men and boys at Gross n. Y. Store, Bloom.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

1t is worth while to stop at Meyer Bros.
store just to look at their collection of Christ
mas goods. They have certainly exercised
great taste in selecting the articles and the
wonder is, that they can sell them at such
low rates.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Lots of ladies coats latest styles and fash
ions from 400, 4.50, 800 $50, 800, 100,
500. 1000, to 1900 at Silas Young's Light
Street. nov. / 3-m
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Cheaper and better Clothing can now be
bought at
The old Popular Store of David Lowenberg
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

l have just received an immense stock of
Hats and Caps very cheap at l., Gross ~ Y.
Store
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

1T stands at the hcad"-the light running
Domestic For sale by w. II. Yetter, Office
corner Main and Market streets, Bloomsbury,
Pa. Also agent for the celebrated Ithaca or
gans, fully guaranteed by the manufacturers
for 10 years. nov. 1S-tf
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Meyer Bros. desire to call special attention
to their assortment of ladies' and gentemcn's
toilet dressing cases in celuloid diatite and
hard rubber. These are really beautiful. and
very suitable for Christmas presents. The
same may be said of Meyer Bros. stock of
fancy cut glass bottles, shaving mugs, puff
boxes, baby rattles &c The store was never
as well supplied with holiday goods-and the
quality of the goods is unusually fine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Pretty suits for Children just arrived
Neat Suits for Boys
Stylish Suits for Youths
all of the Latest Style and Best quality,
at the lowest prices can now be bought
at the Popular Clothing Store of
David Lowenberg
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Best needles, oil, attachments, &c, for all
sewing machines, at W. III. Yctter's office,
corner Main and Market streets, opposite l.
w. Hartman's store. nov. 1S.tf
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Go to c. C. Marr's for +. Buttcrck's Dress
Patterns for December.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

will guarantee my prices 25 per cent
cheaper than any other establishment in the
county. L. Gross, N. Y. Clothier.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Calico and muslin ut cents a yard, ging-
ham cents, cottonade 10 cents, and every
lhing else to corresponds ,at Lilley d Sleppy's,
lightstreet.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Headquarters for Satchels, Trunks &c.
at ID. Lowenberg's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09
Business Notices

Nov. 4, 81 -6m
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Call at Meyer Bros and see Little Dick.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-12-09

Over one hundred dozen silk and linen
handkerchiefs from s cents to S3. so at
Clark S Sons
, 1881-05-14

TERRIBLE AccIDEsT.-About four days
AGO. while Conductor Evans, son OF Mr.
Evans the old blind man who is 50 we'll
known in this neighborhood, who is engaged
as conductor on the n. P. T. x. between
Ainsworth and the front, was coupling the
engine OF train No to the baggage car, the
drsw-bar slipped and fell, breaking both
his legs, the unfortunate man fel causing
the bone to protrude through the flesh Of
hi. left leg. He was Immediately brought
to the Hospital at Ainsworth where prope
care is being taken of him 1t is supposed
that amputation will be necessary. DIR.
Bingham has been called upon to consult In
the matter. Mr. Evans Is suffering untold
misery,
, 1881-05-14

TIGnT-Two strangers slightly under the
influence Of "tanglsfoo:" engaged in little
alteration Thursday e, eaing on Thiri street
near the SrArESMAN office For time We
entertained fears for the old building as their
threats of dire v.ngar ee emel to shake its
very foundation. Only few gentle passes
were mdulsei in when few friends parted
the belIiser ,nts, who adjourned 10 the brew
cry to drink '.snrrow and cuss dine $ away. "
As they passed Immediately in front Of the
sanctum door the lonely rep'rter heard one
asking the other. ''Johnny. f~hat waz we a
icifing about ANYHOW" "A divil do know
unless it waz principle. You see" All John
ny, rem, mhcr that waz it. yez called me
Principle that waz IT,
, 1881-05-14
MURDER.
=
SHOT AND KILLED.
]. N. Hedrick Killed by ]. Stevens
ON the Potlach.
ESPECIAL TO THE Statesman |


LEWISTON, May LII, Stevens shot and
killed J. VI. He,lrick, on tn. Potlach, Nez
Perce County. This morning Stevens has
surrendered and will take his trial on Fri-
day" The above dispatch Will griere and
shock our citizens who knew the deceased
from intimate acquaintance extending over a
number Of years He was an old settler in
the countr.! and had good reputation as a
live and energetic man, honest, open and
fearless At the last election in Nex Perce
County he was elected by good majority
to represent his county in the Idaho Legis-
Iature He performed has duty to his con-
stituents and gained the respect of his
fellow members TO such an extent that he
was presented with cane of black and
white in token that he had acted i'm
partially and fairly irrespective Of party
feeling. How and under what circuni-
stances he met his death the telegraph fails
to inform US, hut the news will be laid
before our readers az soon as it can be
obtained.
, 1881-05-14

A Coop CITIZEN GoSE-This tFridlay)
morning at twenty m,nutes past two. our old
friend James T. Bourne hreathed his last.
He had been Ill for several weeks, but one
day lsst week. temptei Ly the fine weather
he walked ont and reseived the cougratula-
tons Of his frien.ls ON his recovery. bat next
day he had . rrl,pee which provei fatal
His wife has the sympathy II the community
IN h-r hour of sorrow.
, 1881-05-14

THE Cow ORDINANCE The COW orui' auce
is to all inte.ts and purposes 4 dead letter
for the reason that, rs tie City Marshal ~
forms us, there is no pound fenced in. He
says he will do his duty if the City Council
will only provide proper place 10 impound
the stray animals. The cussed brutes are
turned Loose how every night and no prop
erty is safe from their deprcdati"ns.
, 1881-05-14

CHARLES . TIxEs-The popular Bne
Ribbon club have now in preparation the
grand farce Of Charles the Second, and
the Isughin. and entertaining play Of tho
"Iri.h Attorney" Several Of "nr faNorite
local artists, Messrs. Beale, Leslie, Sehmuek
and Others will take part. They will play
for two or three nights and We are sure that
they will draw full houses.
, 1881-05-14

IxsrE.rIoy. Mason, inspector gem
eral Of this department, held Inspection Yes
ter,lay afternoon at two O'Clock. TIE hat
allion, Capt Met:reg"r, Commanding, showed
t.. advantage and executed their movements
well. bat some of the officers lacked some
what in that noaehalanoe so becoming to An
officer. We would suggest that the cam-
mandins officer iufuse more vitality INTO his
naturally able r0nfreres.
, 1881-05-14

THs STAR SERVICE. The terri star
'er'"s hs become quite familiar TO the pub
he o' lat. There arr = arrat n.sny inquir
i's /" tnV~ its meaning. And for the ben. ii,
sf"eh ss may not be informed We give it,
isrI'shcu and nature. Star service took its
aane irom the practice In the postofice de-
Par'men, oi designing the three words Ger.
''in'y' eeisrity. and security by three
''Ar', {" tins: 80. L. refers to that kind
I" mail service performed by other means
s.n raiiroAt or steamboat, such as on stage
s'.eh. BY horseback, horse and buggy, on
1901, o' III any "ther Nay permitted by re-
fsiA'''n. la the light of re,e.. i.volop-
men's It may b. further constructed - mean
"a tae w'ris oi T. Hnsylvania statesman,
Nno lately cane to grief Addition, Divi.
"sa, ,ai Silence"
, 1881-05-14

FARaSRs "p.,.-el to the r!uine COMPANY,
and al uth-.s sho summer failow their land,
should see the Mcconnell tult:yator. The
only culti,ator ever offere-i fer sale here that
proved a sace--s. Every machine sarranted
u give satisfaction The following well
known farmers can testify to their merits ::
Patrick Ly.us. c. W. Stailcopi,, I. T. Page,
J, X; H.ai, z Costin, Philip femme, Lev
Bowles, Virgil Marks, K Walker, Umatilla
County. For sale BY Tm- Jones. dealer in
Farm Machinery, wagons, etc, corner Secand
and Alder streets, Nv ALA WzllA 4,-w
, 1881-05-14

Snr, TnEy Cow bay after day steady
stream OF iir,t-clas, supscribrrs pour INTO
the SrATssN,> office and or.i-r the paper
sent 10 them, bu, what pleases US lar more
than The hard cash our farmer i,i,nls de-
p,.is are the worls of encouragement and
appreciation they universally give us As well.
They say that they have admired not only
the iuiepenienc-, "t this newspaper bat that
sp.prr that is dom. 50 much i"r he welfare
q thr country should Ii; encouraged. On.
OH sentl,uran t'l,l us hit he Vas ashame at
subscribing at ~ lat, 4, i,Y ipr he consider
ri that the st ,TESU,N hS,i Ic;ua ly added
several d"llsrs IN value {, every acre OF lard
he owned.
, 1881-05-14

DIsr1SGuIsnED VlsIToRs.-Messrs. Allen
L Lewis, Of Portland, accompanied by c.
Foster, Esq, Of. Umatilla, are our promi,
nent visitors. They are well known 70
all our citizens As honorable and enterprising
citizens, who, while they hav, looked closely
after their own business, have ever had the
welfare of our common country at heart. OF
Mr.. C. H. Lewis we cannot speak too highly.
He is the concentration of integrity com.
binel with everything that goes to make a
gentleman. His name has been identified
with the upper country from the earliest
days, and no fault can be found with him.
Every one speaks Of him as a fair upright
man He has kept pace with the progress
Of the country and enjoys the wealth he has
so honestly earned
, 1881-05-14
a CARD.
IT. PArE,s scneeL.

The question il sometimes asked why cur
charges are more than at any other school,
They ave not. The mistake arises bacAuse ve
give the price Of tuition for double the length Of
fine. The school year consists Of forty weeks.
We, in common with most Boarding schools,
divide the school year mo two terms Of twen.
ty weeks each; thinking continuous term Of
twenty weeks Of more than double advantage
TO the pupil over = quarter of ten weeks. Ihe
rHE SECOND 0R EAsTsR Tern.
otrns on Thursday. January 20, 1880 For
admission apply 70 the Principal,
l3m MRs. LKNCEi H. WILLS.
, 1881-05-14

The CATHOLIC CATHEDRaL.-Already the
munifcient sum of nearly $1,000 have been
sui scribei toward the Catholic Cathe'ir's!
and much more will naturally come in
when ne ,i.d. All the members OF the diff
ferent committees ar. requested to lie IN at
tendance next Sunday at st. Patrick 5 school
house at 10 clock tn make arrangements
toward t'ling the preliminaries. A full
tt-nd ,nce is requested.
, 1881-05-14

CoScIEr. First Z. 5. Cavalry Eand
will give al extra opea air concert at Fort
walla Walls, Saturday, May IA, at 3:45 P.
". The fofoSin, programme rill b- reB.
dered:
l. Overture, "William Tell Eossini
. Quartette Of Saxophon-s''1h
Welc. me e'.................J John.
5. Selections from .Maritsns- Wallace
4. Waltz, sounds Of joy K-sch.
j. Air du Ballet, style Of 17th.
Century. ."... 0fenlach
&. Grand march frum 'sTannhau-
ST. Wagner.
T. NJ WALKER Chief Musician.
First Cavalry Band.
, 1881-05-14

ALWAYS on THE MovE-Gen. Tannatt re.
turned from DAYTON on Tuesday evening and
left for Portland ON Friday again. We are
informed that by the 22d inst, tine fiume
will lie working right ,lorn to the depot
grounds. Dayton is now in the ascendant
and there is a glorioas future before h-t.
The town ,ropriet"rs should give inseniinS
locators every encouragement. Promising
towns nave before now been killed beyond
resurrection by the high prices prevailing for
business and dwelling lots.
, 1881-05-14

T,y,LThe citizens of Pomeroy
e',' e..on,dinr country offer excellent
snh INC .m. ,;rc man 10 start an
'aa"' .,, % TAX. the place of the present
III. "a hanging $50 bet beat
, 1881-05-14

\ BASE SLaNDEE-- C.,ica,a Trmr,
ssys: 'EmisrstIon I" Oregon is not active,
for there no man is alL,wel to tlke driak
at public iar ~Ish"ut takis, cut 81 H.
censc. an | the :rewpapers pulls, lis-s from
lime to time al the mgn who haze o4tained
licenses. 1t Is penal off,nse for a saloon
keeper TO sell I" man unprovide,i Wit, a
.icen-e." This IS vile slandrr IN Oregon.
Had the TSIa,s nan knoan Harvey Scot (
and several pther confirmed imhiierS. hr
would never have ruLli>h.sl S5 hce:re
racket
, 1881-05-14

TESTING ORES. C:,icag, Mining Re-
rien gives the following simple :rethod for
testing "re-: II the prospect"r in tae field
finds 4 Specimen ami wishes to test it { 4
miner.. let him proceed as follows Pulve,-
ize the rock in question, take one part of
that and two parts Of sanpowder that from
a cartridge will answer. Add sufficient water
to make thick dough kEead and dsmake in
pyramid shape; let it dry in the sun or near
the fire; when dry set on Tat stone, and
apply large coal t. the SUNNI. Of the cone.
When the Combustion has cease,i, II mineral
was contained Ia the ore, you VIII find but.
ton on examining tie ash
, 1881-05-14

Pxos. VEkruu-Is nov en- rosie to Nd
ton, Wekna, Centreville and Pendietoa.
Prof.. yertilli gives god l.arlr entertain-
nent and vs c,n rscnaanenA oer U0stilla
coanty friesAs 70 give him call Johnny
Csrfes, the high kieker, is also along with
tie troape.
, 1881-05-14

GOV. McMULLIy.-ln regard to the para
graph in Wednesday, daily erquir;ns the
whereabouts of Governor McMuliin who was
Governor of this Territory under the Bucha.
nan administrator we are informed by Dele.
cate Bren:s that he Saw and talked with
him several times curing til. extra session
OF the 4Gth Congress. About "ne year after
Mr.. Brents says be read ALI account in the
papers of his being killrd by railrod aeci.
den; hear Petersburg. Vlrgi~ia which was
his adopted State.
, 1881-05-14
Modce.

Z. s LAND ORYIcE,
Waua Walla, W. T., May 5th, ISL :
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this Office by Robert Stoet and sp-
pIication made under the Act Of Congres, sp-
proved june 81, 1873, entitled - An act sor the
sale Of Timber Lands in the State of Cali
fomia, Oregon, Nevada and IN W..hisston
Territory" 70 purchase SCI, Section q, Town
shin No. 4. North Of Range 10. 80 Fast Ap-
plication will lie h,.arI July 18th. 1881
Z. Il MORRISON.
I9-td Resi-t<r.
, 1881-05-14

SEKrs SEEDS If you want fresh garden
serds buy If . good reliable hrst-class Seed
House Buists warranted garden see.ls Grass.
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover, B.ue Grass, Lawn Grass.
Yellow and Black Locust. Box Elder, White
Ash, Oregon Maple and Usage Orange. Fiek's
Flower Seeds
l3-tf KIasaLL & SoS.
, 1881-05-14

rpsaprvc.>-Mr. Kirkman has 'he
f,>n a,t ,lrno.t completed in his fine new W
ono, ,... ~" Thi. place WHEN completed will
'' o,,,nca. to the city. Mr.. Jack Dan
~.h o' N. ,o.b;os M his new residence
i'l. = faP,.S .s, Of Catherine anl Birch streets
, 1881-05-14

INVITATION following invitation has
,en received by Mr.. Jas. West, inviting
through him the Walla Wala Sportsman
Club: .-Yulr presence will give p'easure On
the ,.ccasinn of the first annual Tournament
h, IL under tin. auspices Of TIE California
Si,A ASportman's Association. "n the hand
sonely appointed and newly enclosed shoot
ing grounds at San Bruno.
CRIrrExpES ROBINSON, President
, 1881-05-14
Tic nOrSc Asks

How long lear master, ., how long: VIII
you continue to tie me in the streets and force
NE t. gnaw the bark of the trees when you
can have he well fed for two bits at Uncle
TOMS stable On Third street Waila Wa!ia,
". T. JO-3m
, 1881-05-14

Az ExcIrISG TIxE.-Iast Wednesday
evening was an exciting time 10 the Artillery
boys. Their Selections of officers was gosd,
and especially tina. "f Ca..t. Feunigerhoi'z
Who looks hack upnn his eump-nys ca:esr
With pride. The ArtiiLry boys owe more
to their captain for their present standing
than any other n,an.
, 1881-05-14
sl.ve..s cherrv Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preserva-
tion Of the teeth and gums 1t is far superior
to any preparation Of its kind in the market.
For sale by II. Z. Holmes.
, 1881-05-14

wov,-On Tuesday twelve teams
- 49,, Io,l-a with heavy timee.s ior
iel' , n. Touchet on the O. X q \ :
ca,r,,nys Imp.
, 1881-05-14

ANsw RotSrtG. Mr. f. NJ. Bowman Is
,he maker oi very valuable cooking utcnsil
which By the very nature u things must
eventually inl Il, way iuta every family
Like nu,st valuabl. inventions 1t is very sim.
pie briny nothing more ;haa an air-tight
m,tallc dish wi:h cover completely ell
eLsing It /, has hal thorough test IN our
',ally And the la,lies cannot speak too highly
u it. l, cooks thoroughly and to perfect
ton aul meat cnrncS ont as nicely drowned
MI far better cooked than by the old style
Of cooking.
, 1881-05-14

LOCATED HEEE--We are pleased {" in
form our citizens that Mr. |. n. Donaldson
has returned to our city and has located per-
mantly and will turn his attention exclusive.
ly to music aud vocal culture. He is now
prepared to take limited number of pupils
in voice culture and vocal training. also per-
sons Who desire t. preIare themselves to
teseA ean receive thar"ash drin IN music
reading and proper u,ctiois Of directing
caa.ca choruses, &c
, 1881-05-14

W-bfoot Oilcures the crying laby. Mothers
attention is called tn the Webfoot Oil in cases
of Group. sIrssnis or collie, that the little ones
are suaiect 70. IS 6ms
, 1881-05-14

v.,,,,l 20 4 instituted at Fort Wall. w,la' BY
S<''Ai ,n..,.u.pt Special Order No. IS,
virtue OF isp.'b y :. hereby dissolved.
, 1881-05-14

IurRovENESTS-EastM Main street Is rap
idly being improved by the public spirited
citizens there resident Mr.. John Dove.l
has had his pl.oe made TO look beautiful by
the rcplan,ing of the trees, refencins and
lay,np of brick walk insiie his garden
gates around the house. 1t is now se;ond To
no other residence in the city.
, 1881-05-14

WHAr 10 Do.-It i. now so..e tise since
the miserable himsy structure ksovn - the
tke Fsszth stsces britge ~ss suept array By
~ hiGh water in Mn eresk, and ne think
Avs.h ely te I'm = Dc rs.lssls = ~
60 8 - ~ = Lsss q 49, :.
, 1881-05-14

A GooD M.S.-Joseph H. Sninn gentle
man of Eastern Oregon. who Is shinin =
light Of the country and can hold his head
high up amen. hi, fellow men as one, who.
with every chance h Is never heen a candidate
for the Legislature, is in the city. In spite
of all temptation Joe has always preserved
his natural and inboIn sense OF honor and
resisted the wish Of vas: majority OF his
fellow citiz'.ns by staying at home III prefer
ence to achi: via. the qne>tlonacle honor OF
becoming a member OF the Legislature. MI
Shinn i. one Of th,se men Who have the
good Of the country at heart and has always
worked most earnestly for the material bene.
fit of his section. He il ird- and honorable
gentleman and one vho neyer fncsets afriend.
He is now Oh his way t" Purtlr:.d on bust
ness. Wewish him pleasant trip.
, 1881-05-14
Notice.

L. 8. LaxD OYRIo5a
Walla walla, ". T., May ID, 1881 :
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n filed in this Office by George H S@yth
and application made under the Act Of Coz
gres., approved June Sd, 1873. entitled An
act far the sale Of Timber Lands in the So
Of CaliforniA, Oregon, Nevada and d Wash-
inyton Territory. (" ta purchase SW} SCI. See-
ton d, and MI NE33. Section $. Te.nasiP
8. n r s. Eat, and Nwt NEt. Secbca II.
.nd Sw4 NE3, Sectioa Township No - 8.
North Of Range No. - Eat APPaicsfs's
win be hsast July IA, 1881 1SMy
,aA RAeifsE.