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SrEC5iL TEIrs FOE ToUEIST5.-The q. K.
: y. Co. oGer special inducements to tour
IT, To- visit Alaska and Victoria. The Alaska
steamer IL August viii visit all points of in
rers,r. iayIGiing TIkow ILlet ana Glacier
By. atf,riing an excellent opportunity to
.r- tins land OF giaciers ami magnificent
scenery. Tourists can either take steamer
Al Pyfiilud iire,t, or AZ Victoria. via ka-
lana. y + f. K and Puget Sound. Ex-
cu.sian rates s.e also offered from Walla
Wailt 10 Victoria AMI earn, via halama,
y 7 T.. + sud Puget Sound. Tickets for
ALASKA. round trip. Sl0J, and ter Victoria,
rouuI trip, S3j-b,th on sale at Il. Il. sta
rgu, the latter from Jane - to September
% good until October ls;. Very interest
la, descriptive pamphlets are on sale at
J4sajs Slime, post-otiice store. The low
rate, .iferet will ~ doubt induce many to
.1,is at lsa,t a part OF the heated term
5.th,y upon tie ocean, OF within sound u
!'sUatal,
, 1882-06-24
In the whole KI.ssry % ,AeAieia~.

No preparation has ever performed such mar
yellou- cures. or maintained 30 WIDE reputa-
tion. As Ayers Cherry P-ctorAl- which is re-
c1Cnizsd as the worlds remedy for al diseases
Of the throat and lInSs- Its longcontInned
series Of wonderful cures IN al climates has
rssfie il universally known a. q safe and relia-
bic agent To employ. Against ordinary colds.
which are the tarerunners Of more serious dis
orriers, Il acts speed Is and surely. Away. re
!ieying suffering. and often saving Lite. The
pro,ec.ion il af:oni-, by it. Timely use IN throat
and chest disorders, makes il an invaluable
remedy TO be be kept always On hand in eveey
bnns No person can afford TO be without II
and those shs have used il never WI FROM
tAeir knowledge Of IFS eompositica sz4 sGect.,
physicians use the Cherry Pectsral eztPaseiy
in tier practice, and clergymen reosaeed d.
II IL sbssu.ely certain II its rsnedaas ssset,
ani viii sIxaYs cure whefs cures - po9alis-
Fos SALE ~ AL DaAIxns.
, 1882-06-24
WALLA WALL. Mar. . 81.

WALLA WaLL., Mar. y 81.
MrssRs. j. I. CASE & CO.
GESTLExKN: Tho j. /. Case
& c.. 81. inch separator that
| purchased Of your agents at
Walls Walls is the best ma
chine | ever saw in q field.
The following is Q sample Of
what / did. Got it about
Oct. lst, 1881. run through the
wet season. quit November 10:
threshed 81 DAYS and in that
time run out 81, ,72S bushels Of
whest. The machine WAS
started in the presence Of sew
erAl gentlemen. who, after
critically examining the work,
declared it the best they ever
saw done.
Millers say wheat from my
machine weighed siI pounds
more 10 the sack than any
other wheat received In the
rnills.
In conclusion will say the
machine FITS me fnt-clzse.
Respectfully.
II. H. GRIYYIN.
, 1882-06-24

A desirable farm far sale on Dry Cresh. az
n.iIrs northeast Of Wkla Wapa, caDsiseans q
IaD acrcs Of land al in wheat this season. WA
q good dwelling souse. good orch.rd; SooS
eraaarie,, sheds and . tEe we'd, and P:s1ty =
6re vood on the place. WIZ take oee.thsfo q.
down. the remainder, Il dsssrsd u t.e e
thrss yearly inssallDn.s. = o.e pes 80 ~. y
\. GRAym.
' ~ " " Oasks paaA
, 1882-06-24
A Complaint

An old gentleman Who lives about si1
miles from the city, and Is the fath.r of
couple Of daughters Of attractive ways and
manageable age, calls upon u. by letter to
say that while he is willing to part with the
girls to the proper parties, he is poor, and
there ought to be some change in the court
ing custom. as the present one IN the coun.
try is proving hardship t. him. We
Iudg. by what he writes, that courtship
where lovers live widely apart Is somewhat
saucy business Tie young man rides to
tie !.c,re u ms sweetheart On Saturday
evening, s-ab.es his horse, anl locates uutil
Monday morning. Il is expensive to the
''old man" and that is what troubles him
ard prompts the letter. Bu. be should
tind some consolation in the fact that he
tween Saturday evening and Monday morn
ing the amount OF court,ng is 50 prodigiousiy
prodiS.ons, that the aggregate time Of court
inS Is somewhat brief, that in about five
tr'Ps the young man is ready to saunter into
the barnyard and say. LIB an / have
asTeed to hitch. Have yoa any particular
objection Generally speaking, onr mod
era eonrtins customs cAnnot be greatly i'm
proved upon. He seeks her prayerfully,
she seeks him diligently. The girl has
probably brought up her parents In the way
they 'toaid go, and they do not interfere.
We advise the writer TO stand the ex-
pense and not grumble.
, 1882-06-24
pcmeroy q County Seat

The county seat question between Pom
er,v and Paraha City came before the soars
in session at Dayton on Tuesday Last; J,'-
McNaught Of Seattle and Col George OF
DAYTON. appearing for Pomeroy The
rle,d,pr Of Mr.. Nc Naugh. is spoken Of BY
those no heard him as being torciole'
clear and logical argument Of the whole
s We are .'ss informed that Pomeroy
has xcn, and the only matter to settle u the
,n.s.;on of costs. as between H. c. Rice and
the county. Both towns male q s'rohs
ticbt for the banner May the winner carry
= a. becomes an ent.rprising city.
, 1882-06-24
v. ,chensrs Pure VINES and Brandy.

II il univenalIy conceded that VIZ. Schcf-
fers s.. Helena tCslD Sherry, Port Amber,
Risslinx and Claret wines, - also his vacuum
distilled pure GrAi~ Brandy are really sup~-
nor 10 other mauuf.ctures, not excepting that
imported. the aduiterations ard ImP1nf'es %
vhich i nov generally nnderstood Mr.
Seb~f3er'. Roods are popularity known all over
the Pacific coast Eiaht-tenths Of all the drug
gists in Califurnia, Oregon and Washington
territory have ADOPTED hi. goods, discarding
the imported AK your druggist here or IN
any town in the northwest and you viii be
quite sure ~ Obtain il, - you viii a. most OF
the hfst-elass botels and barA Mr. scheffiers
Wines and Sanitsry Brandy has. been stead
ly growing into favor until they are known
we'll in almost every household - medicine,
II not otherwise. Mr.. Schefaer's process Of
distilIinz in . vacuum il his own patent pro-
cen, which relieves his brandy Of the fusil oil,
making i, really pure, sanitary snd hsahhful-
, 1882-06-24

Rail 70 EEDIc0TT 1t appears from the
.a.e.t reports obtainabie, that the managers
Of the .. r. & y. Co. hsye finally made
choice # the route b.twsen the Northern
Ps1.ac Inc =ast Of Ain.worth and Moscow as
4 terminus. which dIscumnates IN favor of
ne aew town Of EndicDtt and against Col
~. the line not touching the latter place at
81. E.ilryt. vii gain the full force Of rail
Wv connection and jevrlopement and. sit
u..eI a. It l., IN tie heart OF one OF the rich
sst Gram lcls m tins section. will certainly
become one Of the chief and most enterpris-
ia. tlwns e4zt OF tie Clscadrs. About
& Zen miles Of the grading has been done
OIL from tuu Northern Pacific, and We learn
TIA. a second large IDrce wal! be put TO work
- ta= other eni, the object being to get the
Inc ready for the transportation of this
years heat crop. from most Of that region.
E4ilc,t. now becomes IN objective point for
r.a 5stion. anI We hazard the opinion that
la sr,v, th aud Importance IL will outstrip all
competitors III the upper country.
, 1882-06-24
Ssre.ysd.

From McNall's On the Toucbet. April. lss0.
one Back mar, yeAn old one left hind Les
lifxis crooked. Ons pale 1nrel hnrss. haIen
nass sad tad, yean old. Ons DIRK bay or
bsosp 6nH , yeAn old. AL these animals
sss bsaeded P 6aaft stias.S VII give either
sas q .As - nensd for TIE recovery Of The
Nack n.ase Addsns o. p. NeSsn, Daaereu.
Wkitaaa Co.. ". 7.
, 1882-06-24

yuI.sp's TALK-In his recent after din
rsr .neeeh. a, philadelphia, Mr.. Willard said
that the purpose Of himself and his New
y,-l associate stockholders had tesn mis-
,,psrrucd since they came INTO control, and
,.,Is.ed that the one desire that had &C
tu,rei all their actions was 10 give strength
60 the Sor,ners Pacific and complete IT as
speedily IS possible, and in spite Of all OBJ
--,rl-s He explained how he had conceived
the pan OF forming connection from Lake
sB-,srigr 70 the Pacific ocean many years be-
,,r. he had share OF stock in the Northern
p,rise; how he had placed himself in con
ri o. the Oreg,n Steamship company, op-
.-,.-uy between San Francisco, Portland and
Poet sound. and to that the Oregon and
CaIf.rnin railroad, sni then established the
-7aoectlou b,tseen these two corporations
and the Northern Pacific. These enterprises
,..rs merely tributary to the Northern Pa
eff and he had never intended 10 make
them any IblAE t47r- i44' , "AA SH'4s II AcSN
miles q Standard gauge road to meet the
main line. and speat g, 900, 900 for the
,,giyr.-a: of the steamship line, all Of which
had no. cost the Pacific company dollar.
A-i since all this had been done emigration
at, Oregon had been iouE tim.s as great as
formerly. The present western terminus Of
the No!thyra Pacific, he stated, was at a
rg,a, fourteen miles east Of the crossing Of
tie Big Horn riyer. IN Montana, In refer
,acs 10 the emigration business done upon
;ae road, lie said, ior five weeks just passed,
.,t..ers have gone westward a. the rate Of
80 Jay. q which al average Of 100 per
dsy .eit St Paul, the eastern terminus, for
Montana The freight traffic this year is
5e,h!. tha: o, last year, the Increase IN the
,.-.IuetIou Of heat at :he eastern end being
g p,! cent. over last year.
, 1882-06-24
RuRNErrs cOCoAINE.
!. r., ard ss-.p... Hair Dressing.

/. kill. 6andruif, aIlays irritation, and pro-
notes vigorous growth of the Hair. bCE~
yErTs FuyogIsS E1TsAcTs are invariably ae-
knowiedSed the purest and best
, 1882-06-24
L. x. G. Smith

d sppsasteA Agent fer 0reGen and 0ash-
tpessa TeTrSssS3 by 2. IsrtiiArA 4 &C. q
~ Ceseheased Jupiter loex Gu1 se.eAfsS
Tnhsse~- Fer NJ @ lhe Trade n lets %
, 1882-06-24
FO2 CITY MARSHAL.

To the voters Of Wxlla WallA city an.
nounce my-elf As . candidate for the on,ee Of
Marshal IL Wall, Walia city. at the ensuing
city election. and if elected proIi.s . ia'th,
ful attention 70 the duties Of the othee. and
respectfully solirit yo,r votes s-~
ii I'll. ROBINSON.
, 1882-06-24
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

hereby announce myself Is 3 candidate for
r.-eIection, asking the support OF ny fellow
citizens
JOHN q. JUSTICE. CITY MArshAl
, 1882-06-24

iHE CALIFORNIA STaBLE.-IhIs stable
/, .-w one Of tho most complete Of any
y4 Inc upper coast. outside Of Port
.4-i. aud even there very few can show bet
t,F appointments. Tho qroprie;o's now
have 70 Iess than Go horses and can send
at 50 double rigs At any time. On his
r..g :, san Fl nli-c, Charlie L purchased
IN- ..a- X liam hacks, the best made IN the
World. AMI from ali accounts they are su
rgss AMI VIII te the wonder Of the town
when tayy arrive. They are fitted inside
NOS: luNlriously, and have 4 speaking tube
WITH winch "a confer with the driver The
-4ra.,-s = gorgeous and very haud some
, 1882-06-24

--Se \ b E,meT, oi Baker City. who has
- = N'-' c.:y tIr some days pas,, returned
= :, Is / 'ae OF Wednesday raoraias Mr.
'-'''-1' : 81 Cd citizen Of valia. and MAS
o'-f.aE welcomed by scores Of old rims tia
de l. now engasei in the wAtshmsk-
: 10 .7"e1? business in Baker City and is
80 lest AssAyer OF ores in the whole in
ANY q O1I readers VITO arc anxious 70
: - ue FAlae Of their ore eAuno, do better
S'1 sarrssponi With hiL.
, 1882-06-24

WALLA WALLA, Mar 80, 50.
NEssRs. J. /. CASE 4 Co:
GRSELRAHS: We witnessed
the working Of the Ten-HOrse
Straw Burning Engine last
fall that You put with our Can
ton Pitts Separator, and can
say that We are very much
pleased with it. II ste:,ms
freely and easily, with plenty
Of power and lots TO spare.
And ~ An evidence that il fits
US, we have lately purchased
il Of your agents, M.ssrs- Sta
yer. Walker L Bowles, Of
Walla Walla.
&. 7. NELsoy,
II. NELSON,
JAMES McIsRoE,
CRAs. MCINROE.
, 1882-06-24

Iae h:or =: the STATESMAN IN i digni-
Ted ksai Of Way. rises 10 remark that til.
Ssency o: the California Associated Press
has been rendered - HIM and the hope er-
pressed that ho VIII consent 10 act. This Is
TIE p.s.t-on Ns T. B. Johnson Of the Union
mALs,ei 20 =; awsy with IN a dishonoTsble
Aaa @u.eu,eil auly manner few months
5 tut Ike every other position he has
ly.d. he has been found wanting and is DIS
;a.',ed The last that the qs,rspGper abll-
~ 0! Tie editor II the STATESMAN is thus
As>aa,.edsed by :he hiSlvs, authority on
'as flc.&c Cast, Is honor enoIsh for one
f'g b. poss Johnson
, 1882-06-24

Both Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared a. 2ss
and 2sa Western Avenue, Lynn, Mas. Prize
ii either, 81 SiI bottles for IS. Sent by mail
IN the form OF plls, or q loz-neea on receitt
OF priee, 81 per box for either Nrs Pirkksm
srssiy an1ve1 al istten Of inquiry. -EncIms
S ssanp. Send for psmpLlst Aeutiaa thi.
paper.
, 1882-06-24

B.fou you are got sick and be aa Invalid
.oRYtsON BLOOD PURIFIER
, 1882-06-24

%Ew LUHgER YARU-Our energetic cit
zen l. II. Faleoaer On Taesi,y received a
o,r Ioa OF shingles and has opened luln-
tes yATi Al E,-lock's old place on Third
street lie has on haud 50O, 900 fee: OF
ilmoet from Dayton and 500, 600 feet On the
way up from Portland; also from thence a
c.g load OF slsh. doois, blinds. rustic and
a'oua- AL I ,he best quality Mr.. Fal,
caneE VIII pay particular attention to the
Vsat. OF the people, uo5 only Of the city,
tG; also Of the farmers Ia the country
around Since he has been in business in
tAs' s';y has work and business principles
have even been number one.
, 1882-06-24

NeEEENcEsENT AZ ST YIvcESrs.-
MI i-ssdAg evening Will occur the COM
'-7----a-eat eIs.cisss az s.. Vincsnt's school.
--e .li CA:-o.c church near the hospital
o-----as -. er used ou ms occasion, and
1'''''@'1g possible viii lie done tor the
------.; .; guests The exercises aill be OF
= A--a;it sud literary nature. and that the
---' 81. ee h.gLl. enjoyable, the character
''aeeats Is the hest gaaran:ee We
~ 'gF CITIZENS wi.l remember the event
Al1 s:,e.i
, 1882-06-24

= trsy Place -Nessrs Marshall, Jones
Hoav.'s az now employing abOut thirty
'~n-a, aul sIi.! are having al the work
'a'Y caa ? sslbly do. The firm sre filing
H'e', ~ aui!llnS fronts FOR E L. Powell
- Aat,tGrc. Msssrs StGrtuvan. & Guern-
- =. DAYTON, ul.I work for tirm st Long
S.4;.s- non work Tor the city jail ard
-'.-a lse IN ;hi- city, snd have three or
.--. ssg.:a.o. engines on hand tor repairs,
's7.e II these erg.ass they are adding
- iA.r-t tie box ilt burning straw
, 1882-06-24
List sf Letter..

Remaining uncAlei for in the pp~s Office Il
Walla Villa, ". T.. on June Is. lsss:
, 1882-06-24
FARMERS SUPPLIES.
And any articles in the line Of farmer goods
p,t usually kept in stock will be Of
G--ei from the chesies Inar-
ke; AID f.rnizhed 70
customers IT

The old motto Of recommending only the
b.,. g,ols all be strictly adhered 20 and no
recomnendz.ion. viii be made for the sole
purpose Of eiec.i,.g sales.
, 1882-06-24

sy Music by Prof. Boulon's full string band
, 1882-06-24

Our s.ost. o. Dry Goods, Fancy Articles,
G,oe.rie-. Hats, Boots and Shoes. Cn.lery,
Croker. OILS, etc will lie kept complete -
heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
Labor TROub1eSs

Pittsburg, July 8.-The sheet-iron
manufacturers have held several meet
ings to consider and FIX upon schedule
of rates, but, so far, without success
Two or three more meetings Will De
necessary TO put matters in shape.
The National Tube Works, at Nc
Keesport, make additions to the work
ing force almost every day. The mana
gers say there is no longer any doubt
of the success of the non.union expert
ment.
The coal MIXERS strike is practically
over. They demand four cents Seventy
five per cent. of the mines are in oper'
alton at three and half cents, and the
digeers who are still out have not been
notified that they tan go to work at the
same price. The price of coal has Just
been reduced from seven and quarter
to six and three. quarter cents for lump.
This, it is believed, will finish the
strike.
A leading manufacturer said, this
eyenine. that In a short time enough
of the mills would be started, ,independ.
ent of the Amalgamated Association
10 exert an influence which will prac-
tically end tho strike. He probably re-
fered 10 those mills men toned IN pre-
vious dispatches as having expr essed
q determination to follow the Mckees-
polt experiment, if it should be success
full, as all admit it to be. Another
prominent manufacturer informed your
reporter this evening, that important
developments might he expected wiGh-
in a short time, but what the cOntem.
plated move will be the gentleman de-
clined to say. While there is Iothlng
positive upon which to base the state
ment, everything indicates that the
strike will not last much longer.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
Returned After mauy Days.

1t will be remembed that about two
months ago Constable John Brooks,
who was also q member of the B ard of
Education from the Ninth Ward mys-
teriously disappeared from his home.
With the exception OF one letter moth.
ing was heard Of him until q few days
ago when q colored man of this city re-
ported 10 the family that he had seen
Mr.. Brooks in Baltimore. Subsequen.
" letter was received by his family
and a few days later another missive
was received, Yesterday Mr.. Brooks
son went after his father and the two
returned together, going to their home
No. 1897 Market street. From inter-
views with several parties it appears
that Mr.. Brooks has been in Maryland
nearly all the time and for some time
past has been in place known as Lit
tie Virginia, about six miles from Ha.
vre-de Grace, Nd. While there he had
been sick most Of the time. His sick.
ness was Of such nature that he was
unable 70 procure work at his trade and
hence he was anxious to return to the
bosom Of his family, who were happy
10 see him and will do all in their pow
er to dispel the dependency
which has been hanging over him for
some time.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
The EnecSs OF the storm.

About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
this city and surrounding country was
visited by heavy thunder storm which
lastsd for about an hour aud the rain
fell in torrents. The thunder was ter.
rife and the lightning sharp. The gut
ters were swollen and the streets
thoroughly cleansed, as far as heard no
damage was reported In the city.
At Newport the storm was more So.
we're. A number of telegraph poles
were damaged and the wires torn from
their fastenings. The block signal STA
ton near that place was struck by
lightning and seriously damaged. An
operator named Rumford, Who was in
the tower at the time, was severely
stunned by the shock and If 1t had NOT
been for the presence of an assistant he
would have been seriously injured by
falling down the steps.
His companion caught him however,
an d he was soon restored to conscious
ness. Mr.. William Cann's barn near
New Castle, was struck by the light.
ming and consumed by fire, the partiC-
ulars of which appear in another COL
umn. Throughout the county trees
were demolished and other minor dam
age was done.
The lightning struck tenant house
belonging 10 the estate of Geo. Clark,
below st. Georges, completely demOl-
ishingit
A stack of oats was also consumed
near New Castle, the property of Mr.. f.
Nichols.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
This Mornings Hearings.

The following cases were disposed Of
this morning by Mayor Wales.
William Berry and Frank Smith,
were charged with being drunk and the
usual fine of 90 cents and cost imposed
in each case.
Daniel Holly, who said that he is a
dealer in rags, bones, etc, was heard Oh
the charge Of vagrancy. The officer
who made the arrest said that he saw
Daniel acting in very suspicious man
Der last evening. He was peeping
through back fences, and In one in.
stance where no one was about entered
the yard and was about to open the
back door, when the officer arrested
MIN The Mayor commended the Off.
cor for making the arrest, and commit
tel the prisoner for thirty days.
A young man named Robert Elliott
was charged with being drunk, and the
officer testified that Robert was so far
gone that it required ths use OF push
cart, and the assistance of the dog
catcher to get him to the hall The
Mayor reminded him that pash cart
rides were always extra, and imposed a
fine of 81 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09

Malaria, Ohills and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positi1 ely cured with hmory'J stand
ard Cure Pille-sn infallible remedy never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-stant ing
have failed. They are prepared eIpr' ssy
for malarious sections, in don, 10 boxes, two
kinds Of Pills, containing strong catharti,
and chill breaker, sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping OF
purRing they are mild and etioient certain
In their action and harmless In all cases
thew efiectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. AS house
hold remedy they are uneQualed: For Liver
Complaint their equal Is not known one
box will rave wonderful effect on the worst
case They are used and prescribed BY phy.
sicians, and sold b Druggists everywhere, OF
sent by mail, IS an 10 cent boxes. Emery'E
Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only
s cents. STANDARD Cure Uo., ia Nassau
street New York. ie27eodd&W-om
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
Con dttiOn Of q Delaware Mate,

NEW LONDON, Conn, August 8 -
Melville W. Knowles, of Seaford, Sus-
sex county, DEL, the mate of the ship
Northern Light, of New York, bound
for Yokohama, who was stabbed by a
mutlneer named Francis Murrin yester-
day, still lies in critical condition,
though the attending surgeons entertain
some hopes Of his recovery. The story
of MurIin, the would-be murderer, as
to the cruel treatment he and Others OF
the crew received at the hands of the
mate, is denied by Captain Slocum, oil
whom all hands on board speak in the
highest terms, The tragedy seems t.
have h ad a subduing effect on the crew,
and they row express themselves will,
ling to proceed on the voyage without
making further trouble.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
CHARGED Win kIIIinx Hts Son.

In October, 1873, George Devinny,
aged IL, left his home in Path Valley,
Franklin county, to escape arrest on a
charge of larceny. He was seen at in
tervals afterwards, but eluded capture.
Two weeks ago two berry-pickers dis
covered a skeleton in the mountains,
bordering upon Burns Valley, which
was identified by DeVinney's father al
the remains of his fugitive son. Upon
his information VIM. Knox was arrested
and brought to Chambersburg Jail,
charged with the murder. Knox furn-
ishedinformation to the district attorney
upon an officer went over the mountain
70 arrest David P. Devinnoy, the boy g
father, on the charge of having killed
his son. The man was arrested and
lodged in Jail.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-09
DEATHS,

WILS0N.-On the sth inst, Eli W lsOn, in
the 6ith year OF his age. mn.
The relatives and male friends Of the fam
lily are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 10O2 Washington street, kri'
day morning, the 1lth inst To leave the
the house at 1880 o'Sl0ck. Interment at
Wilmington and brandywine cemetery.
DONAHOE-On Tuesday morning, the Sth
inst, Mrs. Mary DonahOe, in the 18th year
of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO atterd her funeral from her late
resideboe, Ala West Front street on Thursday
morning, the 10th instant, at o'clock. High
Mass at St Peters PrO'Csthedral, To pro-
ceed to New Cathedral cemetery.
PATIERSON.-On August Sth. In the S7th
wear Of her age. Mrs HannRh Z. Patterson.
TheIelatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 ettAnd the funeral
from the residence Of her husband, Elwond
Patterson, No. 67s Eau Third stree, IN fri
day afternoon at o'clock. Interment ut Old
Swede's charch cemetery
PYLE.-Qn the Sth inst William b. II
pyle inf Iut son Of M. v. and Emma Il
Pyle eHr .s.--,.g. IL. H..
kelatlv sPnd friendG Of the family are re.
spCc,fuIly in, tied TO attend the funeral, ~
"Wednesday afternoon q 8 O'Clock, from The
residence VI his parents el4 west Nintn g.