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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
POLICE FONTS.

Fourteen arrests were made yester-
day.
Four prisoners were sent to the
island.
Sadie Smith promenaded entirely
too long last night, and wound VI at
the calaboose,
When the docket was footed up by
His Honor to-day, his facial anatomy
was elongated to an almost miraculous
extent. Not a single dime was real
ized.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
shsdiDg Igk,

The PUBLIC LEDoER book bindcry
% Madison street, Ia In tho same build
ing a. the newspaper and JOB printing
establishments IL owned by the same
proprietor; embraces AL machines and
material used In q first class book
bindery, and Il conducted BY compe'
tent Workmen, capable Of executing
work 10 a. goO0 and substantial
style as can be done anywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
RelIe-Loe.

Lee Wallace sworo out a warrant
for q eelored sister named Belle Clarke
yesterday, and when the case was
called Miss Lees name was also en-
tered as it was shown TO be a sort Of
mutual disngreement,and there are al
ways two sides to every fight. A legal
acrobat wanted the case continued but
was willing to allow it to pass il His
Honor would admit certain things as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
aea NAN, near union.

j. N. MILFORD & Co., mfg Jewel.
ers. First class repairing. Watch
hands and crystals, sc each. FobS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
Dr.. Sid. P. SANFORD'S
NEW ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism md GOlt!

THIS rsnsfksbls remedy haE been extern
i sirsiy zud exclusively uSsd II he rTirsh
nETy s1d Marie hospitals f1r tie last eiEet
years wiz never fEiiing t1~eEss, ana y ncH
bei-g introduced IN AHerics, EEfrs, b. rs
cu--fre Tiri1eE, Il Eil u~ae0utts3ly bead the
HE Of remedies f5r Rhs1zstifz and 6oEf,
saaEg pTUzFtly ard E1felr- a feW dass7 Q.
Il VII nsETinos the most EkE.ueAl that tksy
SUs Nv ) EsTs Tor thsir intslsrabls safer
Fs- us II 2 BAftIER 4 CO, II Peal,
n, 81 s1so A. BERKNTZ Fro.. IE Pop
.la- st-se4. ard e 9. BATTER, s. Vain
Pres, SD a&
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

Hand bills of all siAes, from the
Jmallest to a three-sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
AxVsxMsHgR


9hs Great ossrst Player xsvyi
The eoFsei player Leyy's epgsgs,
nsnt u New Orleans 10 drawing 10 q
elcss, after q season Of four weeks Of
unprecedented success at the West or
Lake End in that city. Levy went to
New Orleans to play two weeks at
$1,000 per week, and he created so
great a furOre that a re-engagement
followed at an increase above $1,000
per week. In addition, a grand com.
plimentary benefit was rendered him
last week, at which there was a grand
display of fireworks, intended as a
graceful compliment to the greatest
living performer on the cornet a
piston, Mr.. Levy performed some Of
his choicest solos on the occasion.
Mr.. Levy is to open at Estival Park
here on Friday night, and will appear
at five successive concerts, including
performances Saturday and Sunday
afternoons.
Oscar wilde.
1t was twenty minutes to 8 O'clock
when MI. Oscar Wilde appeared upon
the stage of Leubrie's Theater, last
night, before a cultivated audience of
600 people. He began his lecture at
once, and talked straight along, with
a single pause of a moment, for forty
minutes. The interruption was caused
by a bright little three-year.old miss
stepping on the stage aud handing the
aesthetic leader a beautifully arranged
basket of fresh flowers. The lecturer
slid he was glad to see SO early,
so young and beautiful a disciple,
Mr.. Wilde's views on Decorative
Art" were listened to with close atten
ton throughout, and he spoke just
long enough not to become tiresome
His costume and attitudes have been
pretty we'll described during the past
few days, and call for no new explana-
ton. His style Of delivery was rather
drawing, and to some monotonous.
Many expressed disappointment, hav
ing expected more than they saw or
heard. Curiosity was satisfied, how
ever, and the entertainment was meri-
t%orious, from the fact that the audi
ence were all at home and at rest, if
they desired to be, by half past 10
o'clock.
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Convicted.

The mate of the Lourey, Hough,
was tried in the United States Court
before a jury yesterday, and a verdict
Of guilty resulted. The towboat lay
Aero through the day to permit the
officers to testify. HOugh will be sen
fenced this afternoon. The Morning
Numbers man will DO distressed
when no learns Of this.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
GOAL OIL STOVES.
f. j. T~URNBULL, 23l Main. 81
A TwO.neRRea Young Man.

A TwO-peRIed TOung Man,
Mr.. G. X. Anderson, a young gen
tleman Of this city, has acquired the
art Of photography by earnest indus
try and close practice for tao past
three or four yeagssud heis now what
photographers term ap expert in the
calling. Mr. Anderson fills a position
at The Southern Express Gelmpapy's
Office where his art is Useful, and when
OCCASION permits also performs work
at the courthouse. During tho past
few weeks he made verbatim reports
Of the proceedings in the Chancery suit
Of Pickett against Ferguson & Hamp-
son, and also in the recent case in the
Criminal Court against Q. Mundinger.
The gentleman has learned to write
with a pen in each hand at Tia same
time, and ho psemingy dots down
pFoeeedipgs With CELEBRITY and precis-
sion, His method or style Of action
has never been witnessed in this vicin-
ity, and many who have seen him al
his work evince much curiosity at the
novelty Of it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office constantly receives new type Of
the latest styles, and the office gener-
ally is kept up tothe highest standard
Of excellence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
Badly Cut.

A colored man named Allen Stat
ford, was badly stabbed 10 the vicinity
of Second, Keel and Biekford streets,
Chelsea, last Saturday. The suffere r
was not expected to live this morning,
having been cut in several places. 1t
is said lie was mixed up with a
party Of drinking men and women when
the trouble befel him. Stafford he's
been a laborer in one of the oil mills
and he lived in the neighborhood Of
the occurrence.
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GLOVE AND LACE GLE AIMING
MISS MQAL4E uFTON,
$50 Main street. "a

PUBLIC Ledger JOB printing ofic,
and book bindery, IL Madison.
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Hose. o CARTS

" fsss Y Hoso and Nozzle, $2fO.
"a u 40.
" 4 Hoss Nozzle aud Roel, $3.50.
BEOWNE, 10 Madiion A. Ht
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
Notice.

The cheapest place in the city to
buy papers. All the weekly story
papers at our regular price Of 4 for 2So.
New York Fashion Bazaar for JUNE;
Peterson for July the latest boys
papers just received. All tho maya
zines and boys papers at New York
prices at Dickens Curiosity Shop, 2ss
Second street, below postofioe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

II. A. THOMS. Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second SITS,
2St
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EoR sALE oR n

DIANOS and Organs, new and second hand,
L on easy monthly installmentS, at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

Cabiaets, IS per dOx., new seem
cries. Cottage Gallery, Real IT. Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

ELEGANTC hickoring Piano, new improve.
u mente, nearly a. good as new. Will sell
ohsap for cash. Address NJ. L., care Letter
Carrier No y. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

ONE-STOhY frame dwelling, s rooms. end
" stable, two oists'ns, hne water. 263 De
Soto street. Apply 10 MARX & BENsDORF,
l6 Madison street. gqi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

A BOUT twenty five ao es Of good cleared
"a land, all under fine fence, on the boule-
ward. within ona auo half miles Of the cor
porate limits. Apply at once n
s. q. b BRl AN co.. 20 Madison 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

county AZ the eutulng huglhL eisqtlon.
45. [ DOUGLASS
We are authorized % announce 1EvkGB j
MALLORY as a caEdidste for the Office Of
VoBnty K ~giste-, suojec h the action o. the
Democratic Nominating Convention. 70!
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Yur sheriff
Per County trustee.

We are authorized 70 announce that Z L
MCGOWAN o. a esDa.dats ior re. election u
the. Office Of onaty Tru tee. fusjset % tbs
action otths Democratic Nominating Qoavsh.
ton. Eq
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

CT0RE4OUSE No. 97 Main, near Union.
- Apply to gB0R " b PETERS, Jr,
thIt Co~ner Madison and Second street..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

GOW-0ae ine one.half Durham Cow, with
~ yOang calf. win ave 3 20 4 gallo. & rion
milk p rd y. Prieo $50. Apply to VIM Brown,
near south eate of ~ wnad Cemetery. Ky
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

I n. COLEMAN, Juatics Of the Posee,
Il. Notary Pubic and CommisEioners 81
Deeds. Special attention given 70 col ectionl
y the oounfv oFrr Hof Fra~4 = ifg4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

DtASOS and o, gans at Hollenberg's Music
u House, 2Main street. list
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Fog sA NJ prpr.
pRoyEss,oRaL


AIN. lot econ .pHhd pl noe aud OfRaus
az H0LLE Rtls9,S. % Main st. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-13

CPRIVG Wagons, new and second hand,
- all sizes, cheap. AsEUS, 27 Poplar. 81 50
, 1882-07-08

Tn dry uratne-, cUntnu!2E so long. has
uiu.d the prospect for any cr d whatever,
IL i.:l l,-aI.;.cs n - tern Oregon, whore
tn .oii ISL a ,~ry light nat"ra, but tsir
tn" Whole ,onntry throu- ho'lt, mon, Pen
I'rtau. in Umatrill county, TO rlt..hl City,
IN Garfield county. asd the -riin everywhere
lcoas tolrrably ;air ia spite 81 tae maay
drawbacks such a. the r,;rca.e!s late -pr,rg
AMI rl.nIcss season. Yet, l., every instance
that las come under oar observation. where
the gram mas been pU' in aHd ,hr gc0unA
prepared with anything Ike care. the yi.ld
viii be a far average. More wheat WAS
allowed to voIuu.r,r 10: the present harvest
thln ever Lciorr, ani taIs IS WHIT '.ii! snif,r
more than any other The volunteer sys-
TEN Is shameful. and our f1rnfrrs 90 Rst act
with their usual vision whel th.y allow
their fields q raise Grain Tor three and even
more years IN Succession without rut,Ing II
under the pIow. Within three miles Of TINS
city We know OF : large field " here thiS system
III such it may he called has resulted IN the
land actually beng covered with tough sod
and Vet wheat Is yet growing upon IL. And
in Umatilla county where so much raw Viz
cin soil has tcyn broken for the ijIs: time
IN the past three Years, W nave no. ICED the
third crop III Succession ri Ell from the first
,.rnn winch v.a. L.rrn.y.I IN ON -h.. sod
, 1882-07-08
She-alf's Sale OF Real Estate.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in pursuance Of decree Of foreclosure,
order ii sale and judgment, issued ont of the
diStric. court uf the Territory Of Washington,
and for the First Judicial district thereof,
holding terms at Walia Walla county, in SAID
territory. in a certain action .herein pending,
wherein William Tillo.son, administrator Of
the estste Of S. f. Montgomery, deceased,
was plaintiff, and J. Bauer, Julia Bauer and
i. Jacobson were defendants, which said de-
cree. order Of sale and judgment, was rendered
sn said action on the 9th day of May, A d.,
1882, in favor of said plaintiff and against sad
defendants j. Baner and Julia Bauer Tor the
inn Of Sti9 SS, together with $50 % att0r
ney's fees. and 81. "a costs of suit.
Now. therefore, by virtue OF said decree NJ
foreclosure. order Of sale and Judgment, and in
pursuance thereof certified copy Of which has
been duiv issued out If and under the seal OF
said district court, and to me directed and de-
Grered | viii 10 satisfy said decree o. fora
CLOSURE, order Of safe and judgment, said attor-
ney's fees, interest, cast, and all increased
costs, on Monday. the 10th day Of July, a.
D., IsS2. at the hour of ii o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day. At the court house door, in the city
and county Of Walla Walla, w. Il, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, the prem
ises in sai-l decree, order Of sale and judgment
mentioned and described a. follows tu-wit ::
Commencing thirty-tve t35t feet north Of the
southwest corner of 4 loo or parcel of land
Sold nv ". p Bruce To James A. Perkins,
thence east one hundred and twenty-eieht l.
n2S 4-I2l feet, thence north thirty t:Snl feet,
thence west .ne hundred and twenty eight i-l2
iilS ZIP, feet, thence south thirty C:Dl feet
10 the place of heginning, situate, lying AID
being in tie t,wR 0f Waitsburg, Walla Walla
county, Washington territory.
Given under my hand this 9th day of ,iune,
A. u. 1852. JAS. p. THOMPSON,
Sheriff Of Walla Walla Co, ". L.
, 1882-07-08
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN NTHATIN
\ ,nrSuan &C Of decree OF foreclosure, oder
of sale and Judgment, issued ont of the dis
trict court Of the territory of Washington, and
for the FIRST judicial district thereof, holding
terIi.sat Nalla Walla county in said territory,
IN cprtsin action therein pending, wherein
Jacob Bet was plaintiff, and Charles f. Whit
uev and Anita J.. Whitney, We're defendants,
which said decree order ot sale and judgment,
was rendered in said action, on the lst day Of
My 4. D.. lSS2, in favor Of said plaintiff,
and against said defendants, for the sum Of
$500. with interest from May LIST, 1852, at the
rate pr cent per month, and $50 attorneys
fees, sHd S.5 % costs of suit, and also in favor
at Baker & Bower, and against said defendants
for the sum uf Sl2j and interest from May lst
.SS.. II the rate of Il per cent per month, and
So attorneys fees. Now, therefore, by virtue
Il slii decIeA If foreclosure order of sale and
,UlTEent. and in pursuance thereof, 4 certiti-
ei copy 81 which, has been duly issued out of
and uH1er the seal Of said cOnt, and to me
directed and delivered, viii, t0satisfy said de-
cree IT foreclosure order "f sale and Judgment,
sad a.t.fUeJ : fees interest, costs and all in
creased costs on Monday, the 10Th day of .Jnlv
\. D., lSS,, ~ the hour Of . o'clock, P. NJ, Of
: il day, st the court h"rSe door in the city
anl clus.y at Na,ia Walla. w T., sell at
public aEc.i n. to rie highest bidder, the prem
is-s III S.i. decree or lar .i sale AMI Judgment
mentioned ai.i described ~ follows. to wit:
int numisr < n hirrs nu.ni er Il, in Gains
- 'd.:i0n . " ala Nf,lia city. w T., situated,
'yin: aai iei,,s, IL: W,i!a Waiia county, Wash
in--p.. tG,it",y.
iii.sn nH:er my hand this 9Th day of June
= T., IS,2
JAMES L. THOMPSON,
y ~ Sh-,.:I If W:.Iia Walla Co., W T.
, 1882-07-08
What We Mast do 70 5e Saved


\ lady who Is - earnest advocate o. the
callsthynics of housswolk. and who has
been realm. rvaut-alism' in the STATES
MAN. writes us til. ap.,ni.d !aj-er:
pEAE SiE The es,r,iS- tnlt th,uk
best adapted 20 develop all parts Of thc body
IA natural. healthy manner, l. domestic
labor Thatss the most natura! k:ni OF cal
isthenics. Il Is always az hand il can lie
taken da,ly As i steady diet, and IL snch an
infinite variety Of WAYS that every muscle
can be exercised, every one be tested fully
Homework should never be cnn,id. F,d
meuial OF degrading: Eve commenced Ii in
farai Sc. aid Il i iihoT's hhaltory. III
which the youss srl may not only obtain
the best Of physical development. bat most
valuable know lsr that Will fG her for the
pract;cal iu-iss ci hfe Tbs training NAV
De, a yol have suggested, supplemented by
Other kinds OF eXervi>', such as walAIng,
driving Aud outdoor sports, but It shoI!d
not be stsadad ty these. The general INTRO
ductiCr u foreign help into our domestic
service, especially -he tiithy-baa China
man, has proved most unfortunate for the
health Of American women and girls And
now let me IN this connection say that allied
10 this neglect OF physical train,rs at home
Is the evil, and one c; magnitude, cf sIpremc
devotion 20 brain work. That the PRACTICE.
pursued very generally At tire prcs4nt dag,
Of conhuing giris in schools or seminaries for
4 series Of years consecuuvely, is attended
With most serious evils. In the words Of q
popular writer. i: Is educating our girls 10
death" While | would no. advocate the
di>cardiag Of education in al It's various
departments extending to higher culture,
| MAINTAIN tha. it Is no advantage or blessing
If all this is obtained at the expense Of the
physical system. Other parts of the body
need training. ard the highest accomplish
ments viii not compensate for impaired con
stitutions and poor health. Hoping these
random thoughts nay find space, am
Respectfully Yours,
Avn.
, 1882-07-08
Ny. smaIisy.

Mr.. T. Y. SHa!iey, who Is Published as
the accredited correspondent: of the te4fa1y
.Maga-ae, and Hho has given out faa, the
ScribBer people. in sending him ont 10 Wr'te
! series Of articles foc them descriptive oi
the Northwest. arc uot actGated by the mar
row motives goyecning the Advertising stset,
nor has any one outside the editorial depart
ment any selfish or personal interest IN 'his
work. has come ard gone. lie remained
here one day aI.i was nGoSt pleasantly en-
tertained by citizens. 1t was not rossibir
that a gentlemen OF hIs ability as Journal
isl. OF one 20 accredited, should visit
Wana Walla without creating some anxiety
among business men IS to what impressions
OF this section he had laid away Tor leisure
moment Of writing; as - his attitude toward
this part OF the Northwest That little IN
the interest of this city and its surrounding,
except So FAR A. that can be made tributary
10 Portland. need be expected, from Z. '.
Smalley seems to Us very much assured.
PERHAPS Il is the most natural thing IN tfe
world that Mr. Smaley should come over
the Northern Pacific; that lie should come
down the Palouse belt, an ! IL order 20 get
to Portland by rail, take short day IN this
city. But people viii be loth to believe
that IL Is perfectly IN keeping. with the ad-
vertIsed character Of his work that he should
in answer 70 the presentations OF Astoria,
Seattle and other Sound points as site tor =
Northwest metropolis, invariably "iier
Portland as possessing everything nee'tini.
That It Is barely possible Mr. Smaliey has
studied Portland Us q metropolis from cue
gwen, continually presents itself TO the citI-
z,ns here. II may be only suspicion that
grows oct Of {. sensitive feeling "n this sub
jec;. al,d Mr.. Smalley may write strongly
and .mpartially IN Walla Wallas favor.
His September article will tel best. Mr-
SnallsY drops the opIniCn that the Northern
Pacific folks made a mistake in locating
IRON AlnswOrth east, instead OF taking
Lewis; IL IN the route. He seems TO be In
Glued To the opinion that the line viii be
Suited sou.e time IN the future. When Mr..
Smailey comes to write Of rs. if he docs At
all, we shall be likely To - before the wo.ld
rs wholly destitute Of such hoteI aceOmmO.
dations as are sought ior by iirst-ciass TIA
,-el.rS II will nj ha . re-X- s,vury re,,u.a-
ton for such a large and enterprislng city rs
Wsila Waila, hat We shall have u endure it
until trst-clsss house Is erected and pnt
into operation.
, 1882-07-08

STAGE AND Nail RovrES. Mr.. John
Hliiry. oi the Utah, ila;lo { Oregon stage
company, has become the sole proprietor Of
the contracts, and made a start IN Satar-
day An ilea Of what the purchase embraces.
is shown by the fullOEihr keltcB II Pen
dleton 5lI miles: BOISE 10 WInneaiueca - )
miles; Boise t. Quartstbrr-, 30 mi!.-s; Bi. OK
foot to Chal.is IJ6 miir-: Mountain II lur
~ Atlant1 70 miles: Nr4utr.a Home 10
Bcllvnr 81 miles: Goose & eek 20 BelIvue
90 mics hy:ghan TO Saw- 5Go.h 81 miles ,
Lewiston to Ana'onr, % riic7; AIaota to
falouse >. miles; Cclfsx To Pa,ous- II miles;
Col!ay L. Marshall 81 n,rirs l. .kcr City TO
>t.ne sc miles L4G.an /. 10 San n. ryili,.
- miles: L;nkriile to F-rt klamgtI. s.?
miles Pendir'on TO Unat.:I IS iuiies +:
Rosehurs to Empire City - mics: Stone 20
Boise City o. miles; Sumneryiiie u Union
IS miles; Er,idmg to Rnsrbu"g 30 miirs :
Reading 30 W,av,r,i!ie 4G miles: Ereha to
SHASTA 10 miles: WIuremucct 10 Paradise
10 ,uiiss; ,otal DO. o. all the5a routes
the stoci. has been pat iEto lh~ br=t OF shape
Tor sp. cd. safety and comfnt.
, 1882-07-08

body and nutiitEfAs Atec-ia'S Ill ''ii''
orJ;.ar,, medical treatment Ii allowed 10
continne. II e mnaturcl hos affects thc vital
organs, which G:ases des5[oyins nd DIS, ;.,,,
dice. insanity. etc ExceSSeS, non us. ';'''lse,
inherited weakness, malnUtrition, srinal and
cerebral complaints bring On the :h"'e fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal "eA-lIess ",,-
struct the important and necessary acts Of hie
and their enjoyments. Cures guaranteed
Diseases Of the gerto-,,rinary "-2sans, kidneys,
liver and bladder 4 sieeis!ty- he n!;'h' c"hi-
plants and diseases Of women speedily cured
Consultation at off, ~ ly letter, iree..nd c1n-
fdential Responsible persons en- arrangr
payments IN the same manner aS they N"ulh
employ their family physician StrieteSt Sc
crecv maintained Call OF address Or. l.ieh,s
Co, No. 100 Geary St carnrv Mason, San Fran
cisco Cal. Private entrance 4'n Mason .tr-et
QUALIFIED AND RESPoHsIELE-- Dr- Lifting
& Co.. organized III compliance with California
law. Diploma procured by regular college cd,
ucation. Seventeen Years sFeci ! practice and
duly licensed in accordance with California
Medical law
, 1882-07-08

Kill lr.-Mr Churcn, Of Portland, II
n~ that in travelling about tLr-Ggh the cal
I,y thu Urai., he found IN a hs.I oi wheat,
a mile ~ so below the raach oi PAi!.p E'z.
quite Il growth 0; viii mustlrd. Mr
uhu.ch, who Is thoroughly acquainted viii
the evri consequences % this foreign growth
la the wheat iel,is al C,Eforuia, urgas cG'
farmers t" beware oi ,hls new dagger. lie
considers it most important that the mus
tarl should be Immediately torG out roo!
ari branch.
, 1882-07-08

Tue NEw SIpEWALE.-S Street ComTaiss.0
.E;ooks informs us that up to Saturday even
ius, 3OO0 feet of the new sidewalk !ea4in.
ceme;erywarl was completed. He thinks.
there viii bc a continuous walk to the city
a: the dead ~ the tenth Of the current
month.
, 1882-07-08
A Card.

It appearing that the impression has become
current that am opposed TO settlers coming in
and taking residence between my place and
Touchet, take this method of announcing
that am not only not resisting such incom-
ins. hut on the contrary am cordially greeting
al new ccmers, and shall always be glad TO do
-. Come in and join your muscle, energy and
capital with mine % build up this section.
dSwimt T. G. LEE.
NAY 81. 1882
, 1882-07-08
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between
). II. Fauiconer and c. R. Morrison, under
the srm name Of taulconer / Morrison. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Nor
rison VIII continue business at the old stand.
corner Of First and Alder streets.
S. H. FaULcoNER,
c. r. MORRISON
Waiia Walla- June l., 1SS2
, 1882-07-08
l.UETCE,

i.A<r ,1.--.rE - W:LLA WALLA w. T.
May -. 1882
E.r,ni'ir: "a. ir4 b'-n entered at this Of
IT, ;v Ma. :. ni'rinan against Henry
IL SIR TT abandoning ms homestead entry
NJ. ;ti-.., ria,'-i Feb. -, 1850, upon the n.
". So. ;. t"wn.hip q y. Il. 81, f in Val
Ia " Il, count, ". T., with a view to the
"aneelht:an al said entry: the said parties
,Ts her. BY sammoneA TO appear at this of
nee on tha 18th day of July 1882, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, u res go,d and furnish testi-
mcny concerning said alleged abandonment
F. IL. MORRISON, Register
, 1882-07-08

The Northwest TriJsss, Published at
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Eeilogy on the issue Of June %. II Is an ex-
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in adr,ir1ble share