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Prfddy House,

Formerly Commercial Hotel corner Front ana me
Jefferson streets Memphis, Tenn. ]. II. Priddy,
Of Richmond, Va, Proprietor. Rates, 81 per DAY.
c w Gibson Miss NJ Thaxton, Miss
7 r walsh TEXAS G Towns and wife Tenn
p w rate Miss l. B Farris, Tenn
Ronev Tenn VIII Apple & wife, Tenn
Frank Douglsss Mo RI Grfggs & family, Tenn
" u r., fam "
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Rurnef1,s (,ocoaine,

Should Keep and rse Hanmer's Linl
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in the treatment of stock diseases.
- - : q w ZONES K CO =. Agents.
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For RENT, LEASE OR SALE.
ROOMS AND BOARD

C1T LANES HOUsE-Nos. IS ana 60 Adams street
Rooms and board 81 per day; IS per week
~ Ao MRS F. RU5ER, Propr1etress,
Formerly of franklin House. ADAMS sslest:
DooMs-Pleassnt front and back rooms WIN
b board, at q Madison street:
IH0ICE RoONs-Furnished or uniurnisneo'
j with board at 63 Adams street.
PHEASANT ROOM-And good table for genIe,
man and wife, or Two genIIelrsn' Ref FENCES
nmiIy convenient to Court square. Nat
reguired Address, B., this once.
nOOMs-NiceIy furnished Rooms, win board
n at COG nelby street.
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n il the Hight of Folly

To wait until you are down with disease
that may last, when timely use OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic would cure yoa- we nave
known siekly families made the hesithies'
~ it-Obzaycr.
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n&THx wonders OF modern chemistry
are apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes.
All kinds and colors Of ink can be made
from them.
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ninner Oysters.

These money parcels are delivered 70 cen
sjgnees at their residences or places oil eus''
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Visitors

FoR boots and shoes made to order go to
VnereH 4 Co
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Economy is Wealth.
Visifors, Pictures,

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired
wi. Isaacs, go Second st., opp. Court Sqaure.
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New Clarendon Hotel.

Corner Madison and Second streets
RATES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric pelIs
electric Ii ghts; passenger elevator runs day and
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a,.. Vv,sI,imr a Perfunre
nnring fhe Races

That combines novelty, delicacy and rich
ness. end Floreston Cologne entirely sstis-
fsotarv
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GastON'8 HI teIs
L Pulliam, Tenn B + Duke, Tenn
& Broadnax. Tenn Mrs Gus Steger, Tenn
Miss olivia Allen Tenn Miss Jennie Hill, Tenn
Mrs Robt Knox Tenn Miss Bessie Steger. Tenn
r M Zones Tenn ] B McDermot, Tenn
M sale Tenn G F Hooper, Tenn
M r Deaman Miss B Hedric, Miss
| F q Sims W q ST. Miss G Harrison, Miss
| II 7 Calham, Miss W Harvey, MISS
| TsJ Norely Miss + Taturn, Miss
| A Gilchrist, Ala Armstead, Ky
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DANCING SCHOOL

Ia now open at Mannerchor Hall every Tues,
dor' Thursday and Saturday afternoon, from
a - n o,cIock. introducing all the new
Dances. Lawn Tennis, Fiye-Step waltz, new
mari and SO fancy dances, for evening classes.
call atthe Academy on School days, or audress
through the POstOffice,
mADA M l.. LOUIS, Second az SeHerson -.
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FOR RENT.


HOoMs-Two nicely furnished rooms
t,OO At % Fernando street.
PT5,K RFSIDENCE-129 Court street Apply
X DAVID A. FRAYSER, MADISON St
E00NS-T aree- unfurnished front rooms, at 90
h Linden street
oTORE-on southeast corner Main ana union
~ M, s sas esce rooms on floor above store.
sore No So Union street, near Main, recehus
put IL HIGH A. HA aILToN, IS n. Court street:
-TSF PTANTATION-On Presidents Island 1oI
4 rent from January l. 1852 ioo $50 Is ~ foT
land ON head of Presidents Island cultlNaIeu ~,
ta - ~ nast bv Colonel Ed. Richardson with
con Siet labor. Will be rented 10 Iespohslol
party for one more term OF years MS P.aeT
onthouSes ginhouse, stables, etc, ana M4thAn M
Sniies Of the city OF Memphis. Fer Terms aPPS V
iniieS u '-- OVERTON & GRONkSN0k.
0THF LARGE FlRSI-C LASS COTTON nAkt
l HoUsE-Between BeRle ana Linden sliSSe
oecpnied the past season by w. A. Gage Co. INT
WAL HOuSe va = J. V. PATRICK
- ESTDENCE-2Ss Union; eight rooms: gas ant
IL sewer connections. MINOR Me kINE1nEh.
y EIDENCE-Five rooms and grocery store - -
N Union; wer connections. a. AEf.ae Z -
GUITE OF OFFlCES-In Planters insuranc
- Ruilding an elegant suite OF Ohiees on seeon'
fiOor and pleasant single Bedroo m on tnlto nool
1OTTAGE-On Waller avenue, fronting o.
Il j fernando street railroad, near captain JOSEF
| I'enow's residence. 1t is in complete order WI
he rented low. Apply at SO Union stIeeL
- OOMs-Furnished or unturnished, withou
/ h board in pleasant location, OF LETTERS on s.
Nh OOMS-Suitable for lignIh ouse keePing, al l.
4, n Third street. or rooms with board.
! RooMs-Nice furnish ed r00@ as IS Main street.
nOOM6-Nicely turn ished to gentleman at .
IN second street, corn er Monroe
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SUMMARY.

Dan Lamasney's br &. wildmoor, 6 years BY
Longfellow, dam Florence maIIace' q 2
his 4
Morris x Patton's b. +. North Anna, years,
by imp. Strachino, dam Eci1pucs o. lps,S
John Mason's b. z. Harry F., years, BY Pianer,
old. dam Bette Bell, 11S lbs. - O,Nen. x
John Morgan, dam Sallie boswell, io4 IDS;
sam Ecker's CHI. c. Spiegelberg, years, by CHAIR
ton dam Alta Vela 107 lbs. Taylor......5
Time-1:1s54, 1:lss4, 1:24N
Paris Mutuals paid IS 10, 81 60, 50 10.
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4 BROS
n w

% 600 cases 1882 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, hasp'
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
200 Half.brls. New Mackerel, l.2 q
9OG0 Kits New Mackerel, 1, and 8;
% Half barrels New Mess Mackerei'
100 Kits New Mess Maekerel.
100 Boxes New Goldfish.
ea1OOO Boxes New Scotch Herring:
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Gheese
100 Boxes New FUN Cream Chedaai
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
2 i'm a box, about 20 IDS eaen
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New ffOces
FloHr-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FI0ur,yery hhe
500 brIs other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
so brls Hominy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-all graaes.
| 1900 Bags Coffee.
| 1000 Packages Lard.
| 1000 Cases CARROTS Shun'
800 Cases Milk.
so brIs Pure CidAr Vinegars
95 brls Pure PICKLE Vinegar.
| 1000 boxes New Crop ons-Ne
1 York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia PeanuIs'
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
popuLAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
mi D w
lIIEaIiIT,IIIlIlIHEld
In the city OF LOUISVILLE, on

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. Iss2.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
ed) under provisions of an Act OF the General AS
Eenbly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, on Marcn S1sI
rendered the following decisions:
Iaf-That the Com mon W ealth Dfstr1bu'
fiOu Com pany is legal.
2d-Ifs dra wings are fair.
NB-THE COMPANY HAS NOW ON HAND A
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAkEfULLr
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Furniture-Carpets.

FoR boots and shoes made to order go ts
Voeoeli & Co,
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For Decorating.
KeepYour stock i'm Condition.

Flags, Lanterns, Etc.,
Call af Rpeehf a Walter,s.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-12
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. Fred Pendleton was in Vancouver ON
Sunday, visiting friends.
DR.. David Wall and his son Harry arrived
home from San Francisco ON Monday
Mr.. Montague OF Salem stayed in the city
over Sunday, the guest of James Davidson,
Esq.
Mr.. Wash of the Goldendale Gazette
dropped into this office yesterday for brief
CALL
Frank Merton now runs the livery bust
ness alone, the old firm having dissolved
partnership.
Mr.. j. X. Gather and wife, and VIM.
Bratton, ST., of Lewis river, came over and
attended the county fair.
Most of the Clarke county men who have
been at work on the railroad below the
Cascades have returned home.
O'Flaherty Il Blair were awarded silver
medal at the Portland Mechanics Fair for
their exhibition of cement pipe.
Mr.. Thos Gillian last week struck an
axe in his right foot, cutting deep cash.
He is now able to get around some
Miss Lizzie Ferry, daughter of ex-Gov.
Il. ?. Ferry, has been in the city this week,
visiting MIR. c. H. Whitney's family.
The attention of the reading public is
called to the advertisement of the Catholic
Library Association in another column.
Parties in this county claim to have dis
covered limestone within 20 miles of Van
couver, which will make first-class article
of lime.
The residence of Mr. A. Downing was
entered on Thursday last, in broad day
light, and robbed of about $50 worth of
jewelry and keepsakes.
Wala Walla farmers complain of lack
of hay to keep cattle this winter if the
weather should prove severe. No such
complaint ever exists down this way.
There is a gang of robbers working Van.
couver, and our people must be on the
watch for them. A dead burglar would be
a good thing to have for scare-crow.
Mr. G. G. Gridley of this city will be
married in Portland to-day, Thursday, to
Miss Minnie Hathaway, daughter of NJ. r.
Hathaway, formerly residing in this county.
The o. r. 4 N. Co.'s steamer Emma Hay
soard, which has always been great favor
lite with the travelling public, will be trans
ferred to Puget Sound waters this week if
the weather be favorable.
A. Cook & Son, A. w. Hidden and C. R.
Clough exhibited some very nice dried
fruits at the county fair, not for competition
however, but to let the people see that fruit
growers are up with the times.
J. w. Westfall, who was shot by Jack
Vinson, at Toledo, Cowlitz Co., some time
since, has died OF his wounds. vinson is
held to await the action OF the U. s. Dis
trict Court which meets at kalama.
On the last day of the county fair steps
were taken to organize pioneer association.
Persons interested are invited to meet in
this city, at the City Hall, on the first Sat-
urday in December, to perfect organization
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-12

The Democratic Territorial Convention
met in this city yesterday. and organized
with Thos. Cation chairman. The nomiua.
tiens are - follows:
Delegate-Thos. Burke Of Seattle.
Brig. Gsn.-Sam. Vincent Of Spokane Co.
Q. M. Gem. w. BONNER Of Thurstoa.
Com. Gsn.-W. A. Wash Of Kliekitat Co.
]. B. Landrum Of Klickitat Co, was nom-
mated for Joint Representative for Clarke.
Skamania asd Klickitat in Opposition 10 N.
H. Bloomfield. For the same council die.
triet p. H. Harper was nominated in eppo-
sition to s. M. Hamilton. The full proceed
ings Of the convention We will publish nsxt
week.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Notice is hereby given that Sealed Propos-
ais will be received by the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Clarke county, Washington
Territory, on Tuesday, the seventh day Of
November, 1882 up to the hour Of 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. Of said day, for lease Of School Section
No 81, Town north, Range east the same
being commonly known as the Mill Plain
School Section, containing $40 acres, for the
term Of six years, or until the same shall be
sold. Proposals must state the yearly rental
to be paid, In advance, for lease of said land,
and must be accompanied by written guar
anty, signed by two responsible persons, stat
ing that in case lease Is awarded that they
will enter into bond to the county in the
sum OF Two Thousand Dollars, conditioned
that the lessee will pay the rent for said land
annually In advance, and in all respects COM
ply with the law of this Territory regulating
the leasing OF school lands.
By order OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners. CHAS. BROWN,
County Auditor.
Vancouver, W. T., October 5. 1852.
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PISTOL AND DocroR.--A lad Of Is, living
with MIR. Tate of Union Ridge, became pos.
sessed of pistol not long since. After car.
rying it about week the pssky thing went
off while in his pocket. putting ball into
his leg behind. which ranged down into his
knee on the undsrside. A physician went
down Saturday. but he could not extract
the ball. and the probable result will BE-
lamensss for life. Small boys and bad pis.
tolls should never BE- allowed to keep oom-
pany.
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Catholic Library Association Of
Vancouver.

The object Of this association is to provide
for the people Of TIL. town suitable reading
bers win apply to the director and pay ten
cents per month for use Of the library. The
library will be open every sunday. Should
any member wish 70 change or return book
durlng TIE week be may apply 70 the libra
rinn. Over loOo volumes compose the H.
tlvs booas can Be- found there.
i3pcoa Rev, r, rOAPs. Director.
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Notice fer Publicasas..

U. Land Office, Vancouver, W.T.
October 8, 1882.
Notice ishereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Reg
lister and Receiver at Vancouver, w. T.. on
Friday, Nov. "a, 1852, viz: Jshn Hendricks,
Presumption Declaratory Statement No. COL,
for Lots Nos. 2, 3 and 4, Sec. 3, Town north,
Range 4 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
D. 1. Russcl. So. of Washougal City, W. T.
J. +. @. Durgan. ...of
James Rogers.
William Durgan. ..of
i9octs FRED. W. Sparkling, Register.
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ST. HELENs SOCIETY At regular meet
ing Of the st. Helen's Society, held Oct. 6,
1882, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter: Miss Kate Steward.
president; Miss Agnes Ebert, vice president;
Miss f. Blackwood, treasurer; Miss Anna
Steward, secretary; Executive Committee
Miss L. Ranck (chairman), Miss Ida Sohns,
Mr.. Fred Weston; Com. ON Entertainment,
Miss Kate Sohns lchairman), Mrs. N. K.
Nicholson, MIR. George Blurock.
ANNA STEWARD, Sec'y.
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The COUNTY FAIR closed on Friday last,
and the list Of premiums awarded will be
found in another column. Considering the
weather and other encouragement the 20
ciety labored under. the exhibition proved
moro successful than was anticipated. All
premiums will be- paid in full. At the pa-
vilion the articles on exhibition were excel
lent. In the ladies' department there were
many pieces Of nsedle-work superior to any
on exhibition At the Mechanics fair il Port
land. The show Of vegetables and fruit was
large and good. A. it always is in Clarke
county. Grains were represented, and some
excellent samples Of corn were there. There
were only three lots Of chickena among
which the Brown Leghorns Of c. H. Kicker
attracted much attention - bsine the best
ever on exhibition here. The stock exhibit
was small in numbers. The rasins daring
the fair was entirely among home horssss
and there was plenty Of fun, hooaoss o. -
absence Of jockeying and cold raoos, svsrv
horse going for al its worth. Another yeSr
the fair should be held q an earlier dsio.
to take advsatags Of good wssthss.
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Representing The National Surgical Insti-
tuts Of Indiaaapolis PHILADELPHIA. Atlanta,
Ga. aud San Francisco. viii b. in Portland,
Oregon, ct the Sc. Charles HOTEL fron Nov.
2ud to the 18th, inolasive. prepared with n
expensive outfit Il The most approved ap-
paratus for the treatment Of Ill casss Of dis
ease Of the spine. hip. knee. aakls, crooked
limbs. club feet, &c. They will b pre-
pared 70 make the most didloult surIioal
operations. including eataract ssses syss.
hare lip deformitiss q ~ face, dividing
tsadoaa operations for dissa.s Of ~ ssaissl
~ rs : dsrsd 49, . = ~ ss;v;s
od paaissts especially ss9ssstsa - nm
then.
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CLOSING PLACES OF BUSINESS. the
undersigned merchants of Vancouver, w.
T., hereby agree to close up our places of
business at o'clock P. NJ. each day, Except
Saturday, at s o'clock P. N.Y. from this date
until April LIST, 1883.
Sohns Il Schuelc, J. R. Whittier.
p. Q. Healy, w. G. Hazard & Co.
Mrs. A. Wise, ID. Wall.
J. j. Whittier, John Eddings,
X. Wolf, VIM. II. Brewster,
Gridley 4 Whitney, John Jaggy,
G. w. Durgin.
Vancouver, Oct. 4th, 1882.
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List Of letters remaining uncalled for in
the post-ofIice in Vancouver. Clarke county,
w. T., Oct. 18th. 1882. Persons calling
for these letters viii please give the date d
advertisement.
LADlRs LIST.
Fussa, M,ss Flora Myers. Mrs Fraacis L
Hull, Mu Mary Nilssn, Mn Agusty
Thomas. Mn Rsth
Christsnssn, VIM MsGill DAa
Eddy, s. Nswbsrry. A A
Hilli2asn, Wn PAtnok. b =
Hofog, J O PAyntsr, 6hse0nn
LAmaa, J d Sitton. WP
Walshs Rsbsr<
JOHN EDpINoA ross.aassr,
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The WALKER MILL.-Mr. ]. H. Step
walt. who purchased this mill some time
ago. has it now in running order. and has
been saving lumber for two weeks or more.
He has taken the contract to get cut the
lumber for the new bridge over the creek at
Wilson's, and will run the mill night and
day until the work is done.
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DnnaoLUrION.

The dru Of Merton 4 Vaughn. carrying on
tho livery business in Vancouver, has been
dissolved BY mutual consent Frank Merton
will continue the business at the old stand,
and settle all accounts Of the old nrm.
FRANK MERTON,
NJ. VAUGHN.
Vancouver, Oct. & 1854
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FANCY GOODS

Selected direct from the Factory Ties of
every description.
Ask for our IL cent silk embroidered null
tie. $50 doz., job lot)
Ask for our 10 cent box OF crochet needles,
with adjustable handles.
Ask for our job lot of Val. lace at cents a
yard, sold everywhere at double that price.
~ Ask for our ladies' linen or tarletan collars,
at Q cents piece.
l have 1900 yards Of lace, which I will sell
at wholesale rates, Of such varites as would
take too much space to mention.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-12

ROLL OF HONOR of the students of Holy
Angels College, Vancouver, for excellence
in Sch. Com, reading. grammar. arithmetic.
catechism, composition, penmanship. letter
writing, geography and history, for the
month of September, 1882:
Senior Department. -Charies Brant, Geo.
Traynor, Ben Wall, Stephen Mcdonald,
JOS. Healy, G. Burns.
Junior Department.-lst Div. o. Smith,
]. Mason, w. Russell; End div. James
Clancy, ID. McGill, I. McLaughlin.
Primary Department.-ls div. T. Til
den. Ell Larney, o. Clancy; End div. ].
Stefan, NJ. McHugh, T. Mcnefee; Ord div.
B. Healy, NJ. Holyham. M. J. Bourks, F.
Vaughan.
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All persons having any claim against thu
estate OF Martha Baker, deceased, are hereby
notified TO present the same, accompanied bv
the proper vouchers. 10 me at my residepce
IN the city Of Vancouver, Clarke County.
the date Of this notice.
CHARLES LEE.
Executor Of the last will and tsssnneut
u Martha Baker, decease1.
Dated Vancouver, W. 7, sept II lsoa
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-10-12

For the return Of chestnut. sorrel pony.
years old, white legs and white face; branded
r. z" IN big letters on hip. The above re-
ward VIII be paid ON delivery Of the horse to
Miller Il Gather, La Center, or 8. F. Murrv.
Cedar creek 10y
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Premiums awarded at the Clarke
County Fair, 1852.

NJ Fleming, best year old flly. SIS 90
John Bird, best 2 year old stallion. 90
II Christ, 2nd .,...25O
A. a. Wiley, bests 800
G. W. LAYER, year old fly. 90
0. G. Hendrickson, best yr old stallion. s 90
Lindsey Bros, best yr old mare. .......5 90
M. Fleming, 2nd best yr old stallion. A %
Trials of Speed-Running, one mile and
repeat-Chas. Birds Rather, LIST prize, $50 90
Horace Zeek's Gen. Knox, End Is 90
Pony Race, Claude Baker LIST 500
Zeeks pony. ................2nd 90
Chas Days Gypsy. BIRD 200
One half mile and repeat, running,
Chas. Birds sorrel. ..........1s LIST prize, IA 90
Horace Zcek's Gen Knox. :. .2nd 800
j. r. Winter, best graded bull. ..........3 90
H. Christ. best French Merino ram. .....5 90
2ewes. % 90
graded lambs. .............3 90
Chas. Bird, best Berkshire boar l yr old. 4 90
2nd SOW I" 400
Jos. Burke best Berkshire sow under 1 yr 2 90
Poland China boar 2 yrs 2 90
sow I" 200
J. L. Royal breeding SOW 400
China litter pigs 90
J. Blureck boar l yr. A 90
SOW r...4 90
pigs under l Yr. A 90
JOS Burke, 2nd Chester White SOW 2 yr. 2 90
hoo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-08

DENVER, Col, May 2, 1881,
Every purchaser speaks In the highsS
terms Of b. 8. s. L. MRIssHrTlR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-08
Row In the Fish M erket.

A lively row took place yesterday
among three or four of the fish dealers,
who dispose of their wares on the curb
stone, on King street, below Second.
All fish men have right to select
their own places, and they always de-
sire to procure position as near 10
Second street as they can. According
ly those who come first get the best Do
sition, but those who are little lave.
have to do the best they can.
Some of the dealers, however, think
that they have perfect right to re-
tain one position at all times, and hence
the row yesterday A fish dealer by
the name of A lien, seeing an open space
which was the fourth stand from Sec
ond, backed his wagon against the
curb, and proceeded to display his
wares.
In short time the dealer who had
previously stood at this stand, came
along and demanded his place which
Allen refused to give up whereup tx 9
man went III haste after the CLERK vi the
market, who returned and without
much ceremony moved Aliens wagon
down to the far end.
Allen was very angry at this interior
ence by the clerk, as we'll as with the fish
dealer, who could not fight his own bat
ties and TO spite them all he has deter
mined to sell his entire stock OF fish at
cost and will make thing lively in this
vicinity for some time.
In Inception ofsome of the oldest fish
dealers, this actlol of the clerk of the
market was unlawful and unjustifable,
as he has not the power to thus remove
a man, in order that another should take
his place