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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Tcrrtf0riaI Politics.

WALLA WALLA, August 23d.-At the Re-
publican primaries to-day the vote was light.
Brent's friends claim a success for his ticket
Things were badly mixed. The County Con-
vention meets on the 30th of August. Re-
turns are so far received only from the two
Wslla Walla precincts. Twenty-Five votes
were cast here. and forty-seven in the whole
county,
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a ROMANTIC SToRY.-Buena Vista in
Ohio has its idyl. Two or three years ago
Mr.. Farney took c, ge of the hi h
school there. One of his pupils was Miss
Woolftau, and almost instantly teacher and
pupi! fell in love and became engaged. Old
MIR. Woolftan proved wolf indeed, and
refused to consent to their union. Farney
resigned the school, but before he left town
called, with the Woolftan consent. for the
last interview with the beautiful brunette.
At his request she sang the sadsul song of
Burns" Had we never loved sac kindly.
had we never loved sac blindly," thew
wouldn't have come to grief. Then Mr.,
Farney went away in the darkness and
tears. and three days after his BODY was
found in the Ohio river, ak miles above
Cincinnati, and buried. The girl was in.
consolable, of course; but last June she
married gentleman who consented to take
her with the perfect understanding that
she did not, could not, would not and
should not love him. In December the
husband was killed in q railroad accident
on the Cincinnati Southern near Licking.
ton. The widow withdrew entirely from
society, hnt in. March sansIersaa prs.
scented himself for acceptance, and in q
twinkhng was accepted. It was Mr.. Far.
ney, wio was not dead and had not been,
the man drowned above Cincinnati being
another party altogether, whose identity
will never be known.
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PASSENGER LISTS,

CARLIs. August 2S1.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: George
w. Cassidy, Eureka, Nsv.; H. f. Page, wife,
two children and nurse. California; William
Kick, Melbourne; s. Robbins, Sheldon J ack.
SOD, M. j. Offsrrell, a. Baldwin, Louis
Wolfe, New York; Mrs. J. B. Williamson
and child, Canada; j. II. Locke and wife,
Mrs. John 81. Hey, t. shaddock. Mrs.
Droutb,, San Francisco Miss M. B. Ker-
shaw, jackson, Tenn; Mrs. T. B. Cooper,
Miss Cloe Cooper. Scotland Capt. Mahon,
ENGLAND; H. G. Rouse, Cleveland, O.; Mrs
q. F. Richardson, Oakland; G G. Maitland,
London; Miss L. Mathews, Illinois; Miss
Clara A. Gould, West Virginia Miss K. A.
Rankin, Philadelphia, Penn; Mrs. Mary
Breht, Miss Dora Breht, Joseph Brehn, Oak
land; Colonel J. B. Mahoney, Miipitse.
Cal; J. III. Wheeler, Boston, Mass; G.
Wrey, England, Mrs. Dupart, Paris France /:
w. II. Turner. Ogden Thomas Whalen and
". j. r. Whalen, Portland, Or; Miss E.
Mahoney, Wooster Edward Alderman,
Chicago; Fred. L. Phelps, Idaho; George
IONA; Mrs. l.. E. West and child, Canada !:
William livery and wife, Minneapolis w.
ID. Masters. wife and two children, Mel.
bourne; 81 emigrant passengers, including SO
males, to arrive in Sacramento, August 25;b
OMAHA. August 23i.-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August 9th J. Nj.
Spapgler, Mrs. II. S. Spangler, s. E. Span.
eler, Ohio; b. Webster, Miss Minnie Web
ster. Mrs. A. Goodman and two children.
San s. Francisco; G. R. Sargent, Maine; 9.
NJ. Cady, Ann Arbor, Mich; George M.
Wright, U. S. Geological Survey Com.
maIder 2. G. Merriman, U. S. Navy; H. J.
Campbell, Toronto.
Thirty-six through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train to arriva in Sacro
mento August 9th.
NEwHALL, August 23d Passed here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco to. morrow.
Won. NJ. Stewart, VIM. F. Herun. San Fran.
cisco; r. w. Waterman, San Bernardino !:
VIM. Hazlett, Chicago; R. freeman, Wy.
Milton S,ntoua. San Francisco; ]. ID. Dun.
lap and prisoner. L Rich, Lewis Gilmeyer,
Los Angeles; w. w. Clark. A. NJ. CLARK,
Walter Clark, Willie Clark, Haywards ii.
W. Lewis and wife, Denver; Miss. 4, e.
FaIkensteiD. Los. Angeles: J. E. Clark,
G; G. Clark, Hattie Clark. Maine; Mrs. VIM.
Churchill, L. e. Garrison, r. J. Boyer. Los
Angeles j Nj. Bronks San Rusnarantnza
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Stage Robbers and Murderers Captured
Woman Killed by Falling Roof-Re.
publican County COMMUNICATIONS
on the Southern Pacffic-An Old Man
Killed by His Horses-Matters at Camp
HaymOnd-santa Rosa Races-Murder In
San Diego COunfy-Efc.
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MARRIED.,

San Francisco, August 22-John Clot to Josie
Cucuel
San Francisco, August 20-John NJ. Klein to Mary
(. Cook.
Sophie l.. Bache.
San Francisco, August l9-Frederick Menke to
Augusta FRANKIE.
San Francisco August 21-W. B. Rowland to Jen.
ME Cornynn.
San Francisco, August 19-Charles Stohn to Louise
Gottung.
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DIED

DIED.
Sacramento, August 22-John, Youngest son OF
Manel and Mary Silvera, native OF California
year, months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence o. parents, 7 street, between Third
and Fourth, this afternoon at O'Clock
Sacramento, August 2I-George Baker Marsall, q
years, 10 months and IL days. Victoria B. c.,
and Oregon papers please copy.l
Funeral notice hereafter. [BCJ
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OREGON.
~AU,snn Shat

PORTLAND. August 23i.-Mts. Vandan,
living near the csr-shops, in East Portland,
was shot through the head at s O'Clock this
evening. Her husband gave the alarm, and
said his wife was stot from outside the house
through window. There is no clue to the
perpetrator. The woman is in q critical con.
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ScHcpT NOTICE. -affsdgemsnss nave been
made With the Sacramento Business College
to receive pupils in penmanship during the
public school vacation at greatly reduced
rates Those desiring to avail themselves of
this excellent opportunity should apply at
once. y. r. Lame, City Superintendent
Scaooll
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Narrow Escape OF a Boy from Drowning
Tho Reddi.g Obsequies-Es Estate OF De-
los Lake-EepublIcan Club Meetings
Railroad Tax Case-New Building for
the Orphans-verdiei of Not Guilty-Ete.
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CHILDREN's solar-tip toe, button shoes, 80
cents; lace, rs cents sizes, 8 tos7; pebble
goat--warrantedn never to rip-at Biue Store.
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To Last only three days -Hale's
final clearance sale.
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Do N7r PRocRAsf1NArK, bu. visit Hale's
finai clearance sale at once; it will psy yen
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READ the new advertisement in this issue.
Ha!e's final clearance sale.
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The last of our remsants are to be closed
out by Saturday night. Better take ad.
vantage of this opportunity, and purchase
your goods az Hale's final clearance sale.
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A NV ADvERTrsEMESr in this issue.
Hale Bros. L Co.
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Dr.. SPINNEY Co. now at room IL Western
Hotel-see advertisement.
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LADIES nice serge slippers-two kinds,
machine and handsewed-at BIZ. House..
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Our SALE lasts but three days longer-proft
BY this last chance. Hale Bros & Co. -
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NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, now open,
627 street. +. H. Gaines, proprietor.
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: The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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THR1uGH some mistake cur new advertise.
msnt did not sppesr yesterday morning.
D,n's fail TO read it in this issue. Hale's
final clearance sale.
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WONDERFUL final clearance sale at Halls
Bros. & Co,
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We SELL Buckingham & Hechs's best make
Of shoes. Blue Store,
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BORN.

Sacramento, August 23-Wife Of VIM. Churchman,
a daughter.
Elk Grove, August 2O-wife of James Chinnck,
daughter.
Near Noyo, August 1s-wife of Thomas Gibson,
daughter.
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You Will derive large bsnsft5 By visiting
Hale's f.ss' clearance sale this week. Read
their new advertisement in this issue.
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TIM PEorLr's PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY"
627 street.
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Now OPEN.-F. HI. Gaines new Art Studio,
e27 street.
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SEE the assortment of mems and boys hats
st Blue House.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
Massacre Of st. Bartholomew,
General News Items.

Turkish Towels, 10 cents
Tooth-brushes, 10 cents
Barred Linen Napkins, 50 cents dozen.
Window Shades, 90 cents
Japanese Silk Parasols, ST. Is.
Shetland Wool Shawls (colored), IS cents.
Best Cream Laid Paper, Is sheets for
10 cents.
New Ficelle Tides, IS cents
Boys Stout Knee Pants, IS cents.
London Smoke Spectacles, Is cents
Small Boys Blouse Suits, So IS.
Blue Flannel Overshirts, ST. IS.
White Marseilles Vests, ST..
Infants Anklets, IS cents.
Boys Best Percale Waists ST. Is.
Mems Ironclad Pants 90 cents
Calico Shirts, 90 cents
Ladies Linen Handkerchief, cents.
Turkey Red Napkins, 37H cents dozen
Serge Parasols 90 cents
Mems Linen busters, ST. IS.
Boys Fancy Top Boots, 81 50.
Horse Blankets, ST. 25
Boys Duck-lined Coats, 81.
Twelve Rubber-t tipped Pencils IS cents
Bicycle Shirts, ST..
Buggy Whips, 40 cents.
Silk Handkerchief, 50 cents
Ladies Kid Slippers, ST..
Ladies Camping Hats, 80 cents.
Ladies' Bathing Suits to order.
Mems Best Unlaundried Shirts, ST. IS.
Nursery Powder, rs cents
Book Soap, IS cents.
Children's Dresses made to order.
Mems Tweed Sack Suits, Sill
Linen Marseiles Vests, So IS.
24-pound Weighing Scales, 20 cents.
Purses, 10 cents.
Mems Union Linen Busters ST..
Zinc Packing Trunks, So.
Mems Suits, with Hats, SCI 50.
Mems Wool Diagonal Suits, $I8.
Tents made to order
Mixed Bieges, IS cents yard
Boys Cashmere Kilt Suits, So IS.
Domestic Paper Patterns.
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HAVE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR CIT REAL ESTATE:

4 Farm Of y Acres.- Small Dwelling ana
Barn, 400 Fruit Trees, 2 acres in Grapes 20 acres
under cultivation, balance in timber land 2
Wagons, Horses, Cow and all Farming Tools
wiz exchange for smalI nce in the city.
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Four Acres, one-half mile east OF shs
city, with small. dwelling and barn price Zoo.
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Funeral Of the Late B. =. Reddlng.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE RECORD uS1oN.l
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A Fine Fruit Ranch OF I62 Acres, near
Sacramento, consisting Of 10 acres in VINEYARD
s acres in Strawberries, acres In Blzckberries s
acres in Orchard, with fruit Of all varieties 10
Windmills and Pumps, horsepower; good build.
ings; well fen I'D ; price so 00c.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RnooRD-usrosl
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TIE low prices at Hale's is surprising.
Everybody aud all sespa ahn1 ~ 3na
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Hnx, p b closed cut by Saturday
- H.'s ': iis'l
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Tie Mechanics Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23d.-The attend
ance at the Mechanics Fair tonight was even
larger than that of the previous day, the re.
ceipts being 81 ,49l %, as against S79S 80 for
the corresponding day of last year.
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SECOND WARD DEMocRATs.-The Demo.
eerats of the Second Ward held meeting at
aawe's Hall, on Sixth street, last evening,
About forty persons were present; seven new
members were added TO the roll. They will
NEE. again next Monday evening.
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white VS.. Chinese Labor.
A Woman MiSsino.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23d.-This even.
ing it was reported at The police headquarters
that young married woman named Flint,
whose home is on Stevenson street, near
Twentieth, while suffering from temporary
arrangement of mind following an attack Of
puerperal fever, left her home at o'clock on
Tuesday morning, aud no trace of her could
be discovered. The police were notified, but
up to late hour tonight, no traces OF the
WON an uere discnuarad
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Murder in San Diego County,

SAN GIEGo, August 23i.-News was re.
ceived by the Sheriff this morning of the muir
der of Dan B. Arquellar on Monday near his
home in Guatay valley, about fifty miles
from this city. There was a gunssot wound
in the right side, and another in the head.
The body was found lying near the forks of
the road. The deceased was an old resident
of the county, and highly respected. The
particulars of the affair are expected during
the night.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
THE ALBINA HOMESTEAD

hb AID ! ~ n IlJ1Ef'A I<f14<
is situated next to Albina, and
between and fronting on both the
EXTENSION of Fourth street, East
Portland, and the Vancouver
road. All thelots in blocks 1917
|2s, % and 30 are 50xl30 feet, with
'twenty-foot alleys through the
locks. All the other lots are 50x
100 feet. The streets are wide. and
have all been cleared. while the
lots are high and level and can
very easily cleared.
We now offer for sale for a short
time Il limited number of these
lots and blocks at reasonable
prices and on easy terms.
THE ALBINA OMESTEAD
is unquestionably the best field
for Investment and the most de-
sirable place for location now in
the market. Its close proximity
10 tnt ttlltS vi i OllltAlu anu i.A9t
Portland, and to the heavy inn
now being carried
out by the various companies I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Willard
the Dry Docks Elevators. Ma
chine shops and other works OF
these compauies-its nearness
also to the Albina Ferry, together
with the proposed street Rail-
way from l. street Ferry, In East
Portland, will make this property
very accessible from all parts Of
these cities. Thes., advantages
will necessarily attract a large
pOpu alton, and in the meantime
make this the most popular and
valuable suburban property In
this vicinity, while in the near
future Il must furnish homes for
the fapidly increasing population
Of Albini, and then It's value VIII
be at least five times what we
now otfe. 1t for. We will show
the property and give full infor-
nation 10 all who may apply to
Us personally, and inquiries adj
dressed to us by mail Will receive
prompt attention.
III HAIGHT & CO., Real Es-
tate y agents, So Morrison street,
Ard LUWNSDALf. e Co, Real
Estate agents, 6 Washington ST.
Or
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A CARD.
DIR. Moody, Of new York City,
A Graduate of the Ne,s srk School OF NJ df
cile, ul-" of tue f,nislsn iF'.ctiee
EgyRR. PORTLAND
The TRIUMrH sAkDEks AMI a. AZ LIS.



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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
Peaches and other New Fruit.

In California, these days, there Is a
stir among fruit men, as to what to plant.
All agree that it is possible to overdo the
market unless great care be taken to plant
only the best. There is growing convic-
ton that good peaches will be profitable
for long time to come, and many are
looking into the subject. A clingstone
peach is wanted which does not curl, is q
large bearer and good grower and cans
or dries we'll. The pit must be compar-
atively small. The peach should not be
rel at the center, for that is not so good
for canning use. The larger and finer
and higher-havored it is, the better for
the grower. There is q Seeding, origi
mating in Sacramento county, which is
certainly the handsomest and largest
cling we have yet observed. So highly
is it priced that the entire stock of buds
from the original tree have been
put into other trees and none are yet for
sale. There are choice seedlings now in
the hands of private parties, of which
nothing will be heard for several years to
come, but which are apt to make a sen
sation in the market some day. In fact,
there is often more money in planting az
orchard of some improved fruit than in
selling the trees. A man who has good
Seeding fruit of any sort should show
his faith in it by planting largely, and
holding his peace on the subject till the
market returns begin to Justify the ven
ture. This is true of peaches. and of
other fruits. also. There are enough
varieties of fruits now for amateur uses
and exhibitions. Each new fruit must
now be an advance; it murt drive out
some older sort; it must be more profita-
BILE to the grower than the kind whose
place it takes has been. Then it will
easily win success.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
$1,000 REWARD
W. BE PAID 10 ANY FEnsoN PRODUc-
mr.. Keck,s Suro CmrN fOr (,atarrh.

NV ILL BE PAID To ANY FEFSON PRODUC-
w Ing more efectual remedy than
DR.. Keck's Sure Cure for Catarrh,
Which be- stcod ne - fos ioprteea yesn Pnya.
onghly tes6ed e. prunoance speeaas for the cure OF
that loathsons GDsasaL IVY a6 Your druggist has
IT, PnqP q .,......,, $1,000. .,a : .-,,.,.,v
successful h ~ treatment a Ill ekrDasc An 49,
eale eeseasse q - sexes md nl. $50. hAvlng
He trsaS o. yehout .1n( he katie Hh hvos-
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your inevitah1s 1pn0 unlea yOu apply In time u
physichn w undsutands, and ; Competent u treas
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moulAAa and list Of printed questions furn1l6e1
Aspiration. COMPILATION fREk IncAGD
Athree-csnt stAwp for LIST and addres DR. JAZZ
KICK, No. us FIRST street, Portland Or.
THE "wVITE." WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
4 entire interest m and transfer The agency
OF The White Sewing Machine 10 Mr. John b. 0Arn-
Of te7 Third Portland or. Mr.. GarF1son
VIII hereafter sil.piv ne growing fen and for thk
superior and popular wing machine
apis u'sr BARR
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23

sIHvem's Yosemite cherry Tooth Paste
An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior to any
preparation of its kind in the market. In large,
by all druggists. Hodge, Davis 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Portland, Oregon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-11-23
NOTICE.

10 the Farmers and Mechanics of Oregon,
Washington Territory and Idaho:
We ,clsh to call your attention to the fact
that our annual Catalogue and price ist for
1882 SO is now ready for distribution. IL
wiU be found gerry vdliable and Instructive
reading, and wiu be furnished gratuitously.
Send your name and posto6ice address TO
FARMERS and MECHANICS STORE,
1874 First street, Portland, Oregon.
sep7-1m p o. Dor IT'S