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Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

FNNHE COURT OF PROBATE for the District ee N &oItok has orur, cd that the he arlhg bsiese tnv Gonmtes.ou,rs on the estst- ot kobSrt k. OK nsoN, ut Ut btVr. he 0p. Led, ,a, d has Unit 6" las ne to the llth usy of Apri, 1ses fsr the p'ess"iato" oi c'alm- sgainet sAiu sstAte. Ths euoscto rs appoi ted commIssiohs rs to lecetye, xamu F. A"d ecida upos said Ssiaims, hereby g.Ve notlce hat they shaIt me,t at the k~tfo k 'sV,ngs nank h said Norfolk, on the ilth day of pril 1SS9, M 10 0 crock \. m. ioi the purpose ee atts.d. upon the basi. e~S of saia appointment.
 AK. CoLIaK, conmiss'sAsrs.
 Norfolk, March l8 lSS2 %a %wS0
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
AUCTION.

A T THE RE>'DENCE of Mrs. John Partridge, A C Il tvilte, will be so, Mo day, March .0Ih al 10 clock A. m.. the fol,owug prop-t y :: f CIV Nj" Cows 4 s-year o.d- 3 Year ihgs. l ! ir Work "rsrs, Shoats, Lot of Hen-, 1 two iturs- ta~ine Hngo T Ruggy. 1 Ligh' Farm H-on Two HoiRe Sl iah 1 single leigh. 1 Iou Hay. sso Flows, Chsina g. d other Farm t'e 'sfis too numerous to mention. Also large quaat T. of Houschosd Furiature.
 l"3S MRS. JOHN PARTRIDGE
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Notice to Tax Raxe-s

A u. PERSONS liable to pay tsx-s on the isl 1A "f SSl il the Town of CSnaau, ar. h, r.b, ot;f-d that wit met them Vt th store. of l,r. : " E. eth r" l:u trvIll., pri :th. from g a m. 70 II a. m. tn" same day st tn Sav,ngs Bs k ra!l- Ning' from P. m.t ( D. m., tor the pu p.s.: F. ceivi r rain Taxes.
 hre four hs of one per Cell per n'o' tn wi b II" ." toa" .ax msining unpa,n o, mo, th rom this Aot,ce with legal es for col ect,o
 ORN1.. N BnIN TON. Collector. Canas", Mar>h l4.h, lsSa lw8
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Irvipsas ..Rtp vaH NiH,.-e o

Delightful old R.p Van i'tnAic. wlnn, Washington Irving and Jose ,,hJ tferson h;v, made one ot the most tan,ors of Am rr,a, is just published with other of Irving's choicest Sketches" "ra a charnup
 it'e red llnes gilt edge richly rrurmert~n volrue. lor the m .rv,llousiv low pr,re O. S9 c-ots. "r nY mal 40 cents ty the Useiu Knowledge ruh!shine Company. O New York City. They ixsue an edition of the same, bouud in plain cloth tor 25 CTS, post paid. and another, new in style vt binding,
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

MY FARM containing 100 acres, situate, in North Nolfo.k, known as the Dudley Norton or Joanson srm about one-half sprout land. bod state oi cultlva tion. Good opportunity Tor anyone desiring to build up. Motive for :: ninA, desire to go West. Terms will be made reasonable.
 CHACNCEY L. BUNCE. Housatonic. Mess.. Moh. 4, iSS2 9m3s%
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

p&bscrspsa@s AcSSNnas--1he date on the eo,o-es sup q paper N,tA sho name 0i the sab Rcsiost anows ;n~ ame Gen sshASA sAo Sm1" seSipstOn as PsAi0; thus, K emtn aSulss indicates Ihas A Smllh nas paid for hiH psPer so July iSSs. I,s hoped shat suoacribcrs wal rec ss Il that ,hsir accounl. iudlcA ed by the daie en shs,r papers, is AaWays corr ,set aud whsn thes pay 10, a rsnswsi of thsii subscription. wih ob- whssher their date ie changed o indicate lhs peepsr credit. and the event of an erros to ln- ssrm us for correction As once, Nc claims Tor er. in these .cco0uiR will hereafter be considered @Meess RR@s9@e00 within s@11Sy 0@ys after the payment in cta,med se have been naae. the regular receipt Of the pape. with he date to which the subscription is paid plainly prlstsd thereon pglEnA iacle evidence of Its sSceDsaAce NA
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Cax Collectors Norice

ALL PERSONS LIABLE to pay taxes laid n assessment of 1891, ip the Town of sharon .re hereby notif"d that will meet them Il, the Town Hali on rhe hrs' Monday in Apri. f"l the purpose of receiving said taxes; sls. st the same place the 6,st s.onday in eaol .,cn'l during the year. aud will meet them N, the Eliswor,h h Post Office April 18th, from q clncs until p. m.
 On and after May 1st legal per cent. and travel fees will be added to ali taxes unpsid
 SWISS EDfaAR ]. REED, Collector.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Mt fiC9.

'g'HE CoPARTNERSnIP heretofore existn 2 b'twern z. T. Adams anh J, -. New uads. 'a th < day dts ve' by mutual co, sr,t The bus n.rr wi:' D cuttnusH b, J. > >.w A p rsos havi, nus.tt'e accoubts with he driH Ar" reqn' st.d To cS;l and pay tha same to J. ~ >ew, who is authorized ) collect tn. same.
 ZT. AnsMS,
 J. s. \EW. Dated Canaan, March 10th lsS2, iwa8
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Notice I,

rHE ANNUA. MEEl ING of the the Stock nolders of the North Canaan Water Compan, will be held at the rffice of the Secretary III said North Canaan, on the 3rd day of April .So2, at one o'clbcx in the afternoon, for tn. election nt Directors for the ensuing year and t;,e transaction of such other business as ms ' sr.nlall! come before the meeting.
 J. B. HARDENBERGH Secretary.
 North Canaan, March 18th, Ss2. 1wSs
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
w wanted.

A SONER, lndustrous Man who under- A stands Farming thoroughly. Must have small taiuily, and wlfe must be good butter ally If re'luired. Add, ees, staIing price and eierenco, C, W. CON DkkH.
 .,-arrh f. 1882. 3wS7 East Isnaan, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
's,
 

Nor.l ! there's enough to do
 For ev. ry mortal that born, A crosS to bear, or grief to share.
 That's borne by some heart iorlorn. Scatter the germs of the beautiful,
 By the waysde lct u em fall, That the rose may twlne on the cottage porch And the vine O.. the garden wall. ''The work is & l we know
 Enough for our faint sight The end God knows. Press on,
 The crown is light" X.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Ol E D.

In Sharon, March 9, Gen. Charles F. Sedg. wick. aged ST years
 lu Marquette, March 8. Mrs. Cad N Smith, aged 72 years, formerly of Cornwall Bridge
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Notice.

A FAMILY with nom 5 to 6 Ahildyep be. A NV, en tue ges oi F ana M, csn have >.,u,,y rmln"! "!n.cut us the htM silk Lo., hvr- ,".h, Go.l,. Gun sauso huuss Provided. 'n'a prcierIeu. JOaki h eEA.DEk, AHt.
 Mhlcll 0. SMSi
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
st,QviLLE.
 Furnishing unao,,aLar

And dealer nl Cstksts, Cofans, Burial kchaA anu ali klnas ot UnuerIa Aers' Csuoda. IA~ nlost approved methods known to ths psofes- son used in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, upholstering, and Repairing promptly aud thoroughly done.
 Agent tor Nj. G. W heeler's cut flowers.
 Residence and shop on the Green" Norfolk, Conn. 26kE
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
NfiCN.

l WILL SELL If possible. before the 1st (. May, ny House, Lot. Barn, Blsch smith Snn. All in hIst class repair. Also ,tunc Quar- .sJolning. erms ress'nabir. For iniurn.a lion iA4uIre of D. Wstts, Ia alls Vi!,age
 JAALS Mic. ULLOUGH. Amsterdam. 1MYS
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.

sss We shah feel greatly obliged to any of our friends m the county, or elsewhere. who will ssnd ns particulars of any occurrence ot interest which may oonae under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
MonRor M1cu San, os ,s-

MONROE. MICH, Sept 25, 1875 Strs Il have bceu taking ,iop Bltters to, inflammation o' kidneys and bladder, It ha> done tor me what tour doctors failed to do The effect of Hop Bltters seemed like mag. 10 me. w. L. CARTER
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
store fixtures For sa.c.

ANtVh Hundred Bol,srs worth Ot Counters, A shelving, Draws, Sealet, Show Casss, Lamps etc all in good order, ,foiasslc cheap. Nlli be sold in lots 10 sult purchaser
 S.C. bEGKLEY. Canaan, Conn.,, March 8, l6S7. 31H
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Auction,

WILL Ell AT Pt'BIlC UCTl N at my n ne of Y, >;@.nc" Fsl Village at 10 o'clock a 'r.. Nach 2"d 1887, The fol owl. am+d ar'ic E ::
 et'.t aur. p, ng e'- Mattrass,s 6, Col B. 2 s'tn ~r'.' ct aus 'ah es One large Ext 7, . ,H, Cnrus Lsr Z,nc linec Sihk w;tI 3r1' : rack. tc If stormy sal" pos po' ed [, G~~' fa .iuy. Mk~. K, LEN H. PECK.
 h'ts Vi'lsge. lwSS
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
Res0luel0ass of ReSpect
Passed by the Santa Fe Bar of New Me

Passed by the Santa Fe Bar of New Mex ;co, on the death of M,lIon J. Warner. In accordance with the O. der ot aojnur,. nent the members ol the bar promptly met in the court room at noon. Besides a'ge lumber oi attorneys of Santa Fe, there were the following lrom other viciiit.es Colone' Sp,inger Col. Prichard, Judge Lee aud Aessrs Brooke aud Thompsou, also e>vera' ladies. After the meeting had been called to order by 5udge Prince, Judpe Gllderseeve, chairman of tue committee eppoInted to draft resolutions, presented the following preamble and resolutions:
 WHEREAS, our hc loved b, other. Mlltcu J :Faruer, hes b. en removed from our midst hN the hand of death, leaving to us only the nemory of his moral worth. his geutle dispr sitiou, h's legs' learning and abllty. and hs aithtul discharge oi duty Therefore he 1t R-solvoo. that in cherlshing the memory of our departed rr,end, we recognize pro. Iessional carer of zeal and ab,iilv, pursueG .ct ord'pg to 2 high standard "i excellence. Resolved that, with & dis .os.',1 genlsi s"hsrcus and nnbe, companionship deliytt ul and sine re, his was llte deserving of 0, ! l respect and e:nu!atiun.
 Resolved tha, m OUT professional inter ourse with the departei he was ne,er ~ant,n. i'll those esseIt'a. qualllie- of apiiry i.onor end InteS Srtv. whi n 20 to mako up As upright Han and able advocate. Resolved, that by an ua>wervinp attach ment to duty. and character st oLce strong .nd pure, he has let uame unxushed anu has won plac- in the memory of hls asSocl sLes winch will not soon be filed Resolved. that as a mark If respect lhls court be requested to adjourn, and ali th, members of this bar will attend the funeral in body.
 Resolved thst copy of these resolutions be furnished the press of the city for puhiics- tion. and also to the bereaved family of the deceased.
 c. H. GILnRRsLERvE.
 JUDGE H L WARREN,
 JOSE D SENA,
 W. D. LEE.
 FRANK SPRINGER,
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

MT Warner was born at Sali bury. Conn
 Ort 18th, 1S42. and died at Santa Fe, New Mexico. Feb 2sth, 1882, Ills father, No.i ah Warner. is now living near Lakev'lc Conn After graduating at JonesvIe Acad emy, N Y he entered Williams College Il, the fall of 1861. graduating in 1865 He ree" law with Judge arner of Salisbury. Conn and was admitted to the L,lchtiehi Ctnru, oar Tn 1867. Mir. W commenced ,.ractio. .. hls native town, removing tr,m there ,c Waverly, N Y. From waveriy he w~n' 't A hany. where he renamed ni,i bcu. a yer
 nd d half az. w'",n ct ck II hi rt.-i,l.-," c in santa tr. Vhere h. Ha eng grd iI the discharge of hs plo(r-si ,-ul du i, at the tire of hi death l he cause ot bis d,atl was pneumonia, X.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
M 0fiCe-

THE ANU L N ETlNG of The Tobacco 'r0wets Mutual Insura C. Company vii, b. bel. at North Can a. at the offc oi h. Treasurer O, riday. March alst 1882, at 0 clock p. m.
 c. ~. BRIGGS, Secre,arv NO sh Cahaa March i4 h, 1SS2 2w3S
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

.s Extra Uopass os Shs NBWs can ee OBsalnso s'
 4Rsham'a ogng store, Sakasoary Thomas ,. Martin akevhe ohsrlss W. Nplss. FAlla Village q sa t,rans sharon. aanpnrsy .srs~ Ss0ts ~sAas' Post ,sracs WsstJosRwan Tns .smporium.s wses Stnssso
 W. a. aoossfe East Canaan 6. aL Pratt S~utAasia AAG AtH Hfves Wsaea k J.,hnsoa Gosfolk
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
SOalGRA fiegde

Henry VanDeusen came home sick the oth er day He was told on the road that it was malaria, but Dr. Robbins says he has the measles, and the black k,nd at that
 Mrs James Cook has been visiting friends in Barrlng,on.
 Mir Daily of Sheffield has rented Mir. C. L Hartwell's place, now occupied by MT. Parsons.
 Mir Henry Ford goes to Chatham this we, 70 engage in clerking.
 Rev MT Benedict has an organ of Bur let's manufacture. that for sweetness rf 10 ,e, ease of control, and number of combi narons, exceIs an, thing we have ever seen He will be pleased to show i, to anyone
 The old house, once the residence of the late Hon Augustus Turner. was torn down last Friday MT s A Turner will use part Fit enlarging hls tar house
 Mir. L Geer will move to Sandis6eld Fr;l k Gangel and family Of Fulton Co, Y, will occupy his house here.
 The next >oriaI w,ll be held with Mrs W Kassou, Thursday p m
 The next reading clrc;e will be he'd at Mrs. James Cooks That "~ec ad fiddle" s to be got into running order. and wr may ex. peet some good music on the occasion. We were glad to see 'he boys take part in the last ente, tainment, and hope they will do even more in the future
 here will be an auctin of hnu <ehold fur niture, stock. etc. at the residence ot the late Deacon Collar, on Thursday the I6th
 TATTLE TALE.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

Two of our enterprising young men are en gazing ill the rubber business Success t. tter efforts. OUIMBo RkeVsgEe.
 A grand entertainment consisting of lee. ture and concert, will be given on Friday eve.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
For Sale.

Amsterdam.
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Notice Of Sale.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of Washington Territory, holding
terms at Vancouver in and for the counties
OF Clarke and Skamania.
James Jamison, Plaintiff,
vs..
Catharine Callahan and Patrick Callahan,
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that I, Frank
Merton, Sheriff of said Clarke county, by vir-
tue and in pursuance of a copy of the judg-
ment and order of sale made and rendered in
the above court, and cause on the 4th day Of
April, 1882 which said copy was issued and
certified to me by the clerk Of said court, un-
der the seal of said court, on the 4th day of
May, 1882, will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of June, A. d.
1852, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, at the court house
door Of said Clarke county, IT, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate situated in
said Clarke county, to-wit: The southwest
quarter of section twenty eight, (2S) in Town
ship two (2) north of Range three (3) east of
the Willamette meridian, containing 100
acres. FRANK MERTON,
Sheriff of Clarke Co., W.. T.
Dated Vancouver, W. T., May T. 1882.
11may-td.
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In the matter of the estate Of Michael Curtin,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate Of Michael Cur
tin, late of Clarke county, Washington Terri
tory, deceased, to present the same, with the
proper vouchers, to the undersigned execu-
tor of the last will and testament of the said
deceased, at his residence in said Clarke
county, within one year after the date of this
notice, or the same will be forever barred by
law.
Dated Vancouver, W. T., this Eleventh day
of May, 1882.
JOHN P. CURTIN,
Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Michael Curtin, deceased. 1884
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Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of decree and order of the Probate Court of
Yakima County, Washington Territory, duly
made, and bearing date March oath, 1879,
that being day of the regular March term
of said court for the year 1879, in the matter
of the estate of Walter P. Mabry, deceased,
the undersigned executor OF the last will and
testament of the said Walter p Mabry, de-
ceased, will, on
Saturday, the Sd day of June. A.D.lss2
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, at the post-office door, in the city of
Vancouver, Clarke county, Washington Ter
rtory, sell at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, all the estate, right, title, and
interest of which the said Walter P. Mabry,
deceased, died seized of in and to all those
certain tracts, lots and parcels of land stu
ate, lying and being in the said county Of
Clarke, Washington Territory, particularly
described rs follows, o-wit: The east half Of
the northeast quarter and the east half OF
the south east quarter of Section six, in
Township two north, of Range three east of
the Willamette Meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty-two acres and two one
hundredths Of an acre.
Terms OF sale, cash. ten per cent. Of the
purchase price to be paid on the day of sale
and the balance on confirmation of the said
sale by the Probate Court of Yakima county,
Washington Territory, and the execution and
delivery of conveyance by the said executor
Conveyance to be made Mt the expense of the
purchaser. GEO. s. TAYLOR,
Executor of the last will and testament
OF Walter P. Mabry, deceased.
May 18th, 1882. lllmy4
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TEACHERS ExAMINATIoN.-At the teach
ers' examination held here last week certif.
Gates were granted as follows: Adice Har-
rell, Maggie Baker, Ada Clark, Leila Philips,
Barbara Andrews, Kate West and Julia
Donovan received Sd grade; Nora O'Brien
and Mary Stamp 2nd grade, and Kate Selby,
j. s. Courtney aud j. G. Clark LIST grade.
Miss Eunice Blackwood and Miss Lizzie
Robinson constituted the board of examin-
ers There were seventeen applicants pres
ent. The examination continued until
Thursday afternoon. and as usual was at
tended with much hard work. The ques-
tions ON the whole were fair and practical,
but those in arithmetic were more difficult
than usual. This is one of the test branches
and an applicant who fails to get sixty per
cent in it fails to get certificate of any
grade. On this account two failed, who
would otherwise have succeeded. This
rule also affected the grade of some Of the
certificates granted. Much credit is due the
board for the able and impartial manner in
which they performed their work. None
but those who have acted in such capacity
can fully realize the the character and ex-
tent of the work. Not less than hundred
written answers from each applicant must
be carefully examined one by one, and the
question as to how much merit is due in
many Of them would puzzle "a Philadelphia
lawyer" But suffice it to say the work
was done, and done well. and if any injus-
tice was done an applicant in any matter
pertaining to certificate, the writer 10 re-
sponsible and not they. R.
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EXCURSION RArEs.-Beginning early next
month, the o. R. & N. Co. will sell round
trip tourists excursion tickets from Port
land to the Cascades, The Dalles the sea-
side resorts, to all points on the sound, to
Victoria andAlaska at go per cent of regular
rates. They will be sold to "bona fide''
tourists, however, and will be limited in
time. This is the first general reduction
for pleasure seekers ever made by trans
portation company in this part Of the coun
try.
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U. s. LAND OFFICE,

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T., May 3, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
Receiver at Vancouver, w. T., on Friday,
June 9th, 1852, viz: Virgil Wilcox, Home
stead Application No. 2066. for the West \ Of
the Southwest 4 dissection %, Town North,
Range East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ton OF said land, viz:
John c. Miller. of La Center, W. T
Charles w. Horn. ........of
Henry Hobert..
Daniel Cowley... ......of
4may5 FRED w. SPARKLING. Register.
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POSTPONED. account of the citizens
meeting called at the city hall last Monday
evening to make arrangements for Decora-
ton Day, the Board of Delegates of the
Vancouver Fire Department postponed their
regular meeting until tonight.
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4asard c.. have astonishsd the people
seysneouvsr By stock Of clothing they 70
ess1lU ereaght o. and opened. lis full in
~ F.dea including meas. youths and
-! eioeeinG s1eck quite - large - the
ele1hing storos IN Portland carry. In prices
~ - bsae ~ Portland hrms. giving
49, ooods 1er - money. Wits this
- e9,.tnss Z vill - ~ % buy clseh-
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OF THE

OF THE
Clarke County Agricultural and He.
chanical society.
Commencing July the 27sh, 1851.
PROGRAMME:
July s7M-Trotting. best 3 in 8, for 2:30
horses, Derigo not barred. purse $500; S225
to Let. $l25 to End, $50 to Sd.
Same day, running-l} mile dash, purse
$500; $3.50 to Let, $50 to End.
July SSth, trotting-3 in 8, for 2:3S class;
purse 800; $225 to lst, $l25 to End. and $50
to Bird.
Same day. mile Handicap, purse $3.50;
500 10 let go to Fad.
July s9M--3 year old trotting. 3 in s;
purse 1900; S225 to let, el25 to 2nd. and$50
to 3rd.
Same day-running. one mile and repeat.
purse $50; 500 to let, $50 to 2nd.
All the above races will start ct 2 and
o'clock on each day.
AL entries for the above races, except
handicap. to Close on June 18th, 1882.
6per cent of the purse must accompany the
entries. TIE balance per cent TO b paid
ct IL o'clock the day before the race.
Entries for I mile handicap will close at IL
o'clock. noon. June 10th, 1889. 5 per cent
T. accompany nomination, and per cent
when the weights ere accepted.
All entries to b In sealed envelopes.
Three ten Per cent entries 70 made and 3
to start
9. w. BROWN, President.
r. ROBB. Secretary.
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THE EXCURSION Of St. Luke's church La.
dies Guild to Oregon City on Saturday last
on the steamer Washington was a decided
success, the receipts over all expenses being
upwards Of forty dollars. The Sunday
school children of this church and also those
of the Methodist church had free ride and
a nice time.
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SUMMER RACES. The Clarke county Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Society have de.
tsrmined to have summer meeting, for
trials of speed, commencing on July 9th.
The programme is published in another col
umn.
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JOHN n. WALSH,
Carpenter Dc Builder.
Shop opposite Hazard 4 Co.'S Store,
Vancouver, W.. T.


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THE

Neatest, incest, nobbiest, cleantst, coolest,
cosiest, best lit, highest ceiling, largest sky
lght-in fact the Bon Ton place,
1.-THE IDENTICAL"
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Vancouver Market.
Producers or first hands are paid the follow
ing prices
WHEAT-$1 90 per bushel.
OATS-55 cents per bushel.
HAY-Loose Timothy, sl4 per ton; ba. O
SIG, b ottom, $1O@l2.
POTATOES-9Oc per bushel
BACON Hams, 1Sc per pound; Sides II.
Shoulders, 8 to iOc.
LARD-1Sc per pound.
BUTTER-Fresh roll, 25 to Soc
EGGS-20c per dozen.
CHICKENS-Live, 81 so per dozen.
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Gridley L Whitney keep full stock of
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint, all
ready mixed for use
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-05-11
TIME TABLE
OF THE
V4NCOUTER FERRY.

Boat leaves the Washington side at 7:45 A.
NJ, $50, $50, 1890 and 11:3O. In afternoon
at O'Clock, 80, 2:30, $3.50, 4:30, and $50.
Leaves Oregon side at the even hour, ex-
cept 1 80 P. NJ, last boat leaving at 6 o'clock.
FOSTER 81 MOORE, Proprietors.
May II, 1882.