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STATE ELECTION.
EnR GOVERN0R
FREDERICK ROBE.
IKONDAY, SEPT. E1ih

REPEE PERSONALITIES TO CONGRESS-
THOMAS Il. REED,
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.,
CHARLES A. BODTELLE,
SETH 4. NKELLIKEN.
Reuresentatives 10 the Legislature.
CLARENCE HALE,
ELIAS THOMAS,
0RVHELE M GEKRESH,
DANIEL w. AMES,
CHARLES II. MATTOCkS.
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PHILADELPHIA Press: There is much
significance in the enthusiasm with which
ex-Secretary Blaine was received in Portland
Maine, last evening, and the demonstration
went far to justify his bold and earnest
claim of the unification Of this country. The
vigor Of his attack upon Governor Plaisted,
and the unstinted measure of reprobation
which was cast upon what Mr.. Blaine termed
the Governors rebellion against the Consti-
tuition, give promise of stirring campaign
up amongst the pines. Senator Frye may
well be congratulated on the earnestness ex-
hibited and the enthusiasm evoked by his
champion.
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THE Washington County Republicans
have made an excellent nomination for SEN
ator in the person of Hon. S. B. Hume of
Eastport. Mr.. Hume is a genial, straight
forward man of the people, who by his own
industry and thrift has acquired compe-
tence. He is universally respected, and
MANY of the better class of Democrats will
vote for him. A correspondent says that he
has already seen ten Democrats who an
nounce their intention of voting for Mr..
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PenobscOt County, Aug 20, AAV0stSon SVunVy aug
30, 80, 81, Sept. ana
HON. SETH L.. MELLEKEN
will speak at
Dover, Thursday, Aug 81.
Penobscot County, Friday, Sept. l.
Bddeford, Saturday, Sept 2.
Kennebec County, Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Camden, Wednesday. Sc t. 6.
Mt Vernon, p. m, Monday, Sept. A.
Wayne, p. M, Tuesday, Sept. b,
GEN. j. L. SWIFT
will speak at
North Vassalboro. Thursday, Aug. 81.
Albion, Friday, Sept l.
Benton Saturday, Sept. 2.
West Waterville, Monday, Sept. 4.
South Gardiner, Tuesday, Sept b.
HON. JACOB HI. ETA, New Hampshire
will speak at
Hartland. Thursday, Aug. 81.
PALMYRA Friday, Sept. l..
Canaan Saturday Sept. z.
Charleston, Monday, sept. 4.
Albeit Village, Tuesday, Sept. B.
Medford Centre Wednesday, Sept. q.
HON. GEORGE ID. ROBINSON, of Mass.
will speak at
Belfast, Thursday, Aug 81.
COL. ANsON S. wOOD, of New York,
will speak at
North Arson, Thursday, Aug. 81.
HON. CHARLES A. BOUTELLE
will speak at
North Waterford, Thursday, Aug. 81, 7.30 p m.
Gardiner, Friday, Sept. 1.
Biddeford, Saturday, Sept. 2.
Bethel, Monday, Sept a.
Portland, Tuesday, Sept 9th.
Washington Co.. Thursday, Sept 9TH.
g Friday, Sept. Sth.
Bangor. Saturday, Sept 9th.
HON. EUGENE HALE
will speak at
Exeter, Thursday, Aug 81
HON. NELSON DINGLEY JR.
will speak
Damariscotta Thursday, Aug. 81.
phi lips September 4th, evening.
Pennington. September 9th, afternoon mass meet
ing with another speaker.
Union, Friday, Sept. 1.
HON. n. G.. HORR, of Michigan,
Will speak at
Orono. Thursday Aug 81.
Lincoln Friday. Sept. 1.
Calais, Saturday, sept q
Machias, Monday, Sept. 4.
HON. WALK ERR BLAINE
will speak at
Fayette. Baptist Church. Thurs FAY, Aug 81.
Readheld Corner, Friday, Sept
W. Gardiner Q. Church, Saturday, Sept, 2.
Mt Vernon Village, Monday, Sept. A.
Vassalberough, Cross Hill, Tuesday, Sept. D.
china Village, W ednesday, Sept. 6.
E. Pittston Academy, Thursday, Sept. z
Windsor Corner Town House, Friday, Sept, ..
Augusta, Saturday, Sept y.
HON. WARNER MILLER of New Work
Will speak mt
Cumberland Mills, Thursday, Aug, 81.
Gardiner Friday Sept 1.
Oldtown, Monday Sept. 4.
Skowhegan, Tuesday, Sept. 3.
ORvELLE I'D. BAKER Esq, of Augusta
will speak at
Hallowell, Thursday, Aug 81.
Raymond Monday Sept. A.
Penobscot Tuesday, Sept B.
Cherryfeld, Wednesday, Sept 6.
CLARENCE HALE, ESQ,
will speak at
Mt Vernon, Thursday, Sept z.
JIM. ". RICH, ESQ,
will speak at
Pishons Ferry, Tuesday, Sept 5.
North Vassalboro, Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Mt. Vernon, Thursday, Sept q.
Branch Mills, Friday, Sept. 8.
East Vassaboro, Saturday, Sept 9.
w. H. LOONEY ESQ.,, of Portland,
will speak at
North yassalhoro, Wednesday, Sept. 6.
HON. y. H. DRUMMOND, of Portland,
will speak at
China Village, Wednesday, Sept 9th at p. M,
and Clinton z 1a p. m.
HERBERT WI. HEATH ESQ, Augusta,
will speak at
Sidney, Monday, Sept. 4.
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THERE is. some slight excuse for the Indi-
an who is rebelious on territorial matters,
since it may safely be assumed that in his
breast is lodged the instinct of eminent do
main, crude but yet active. There can be,
however, no palliation of the conduct of the
white settler who deliberately attempts to
override and defy the laws of this country;
consequently the notorious Captain Payne,
who is now reported to be encamped Win a
force of well armed, well mounted men as a
sort of sqpatter colony, should be promptly
proclaimed rebel and an outlaw, and
speedy end made to his persistent efforts to
stir up trouble on all sides. This country
cannot afford to be pestered with series of
Arab Pasha desperadoes, ranging from
train robbers to land stealers, and running
around with chips on their shoulders.
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CITY OFFAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOHN L. BEST has
IN been duly licensed to collect the City Otfal anc
has given bond for the satisfactory performance OF
tle Wmk. All persons collecting otfal without a
scons , in violation of the City Ordinance will be
C. K. BRIDGES,
iunIBdtf City Marshal.
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CAMPAIGN PRESS.
PORTLAND, WE.
ASSIGN M ENTS.

ASSIGN M ENTS.
HON. THOMAS B. REED,
will speak at
North Arson, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Milo, Friday, Sept. l.
Corinna, Saturday, Sept. q
monday, Sept. A.
Montville, Wednesday, Sept 6.
Winthrop Thursday Sept. z.
DeeriDg. Friaay Sept. 8.
Brunswick, Saturday, Sept 8.
GEN. WIN. HI. GIBSON
will speak at
Gardiner, Saturday, Sept 8.
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE and GEN.
WIN. Al. GIBSON
will speak at
Old Orchard, Thursday, Aug. 81
oxford Fair Gounds Norway Friday, Sept. l. at 2
Lewiston. Saturday, Sept. 2.
Litchteld, Monday. Sept. 4.
Rockland Tuesday, sept. b.
Winterport, Wednesday, Sept 6.
Dover, Thursday, Sept. Z.
Pittsheld, Friday Sept 8.
HON. wM. N. FRYF
Will speak afl
Guilford, Saturday, Sept 2.
GEN. II. r. REMEDY, of Ohio,
will speak at
North Brooksville Thursday, Aug. 81.
Castine, Friday, Sept. l.
Sedgewick, Saturday, Sept.2.
GEN.sELDEN CONNOR Bnd OBVGELE
BAKER. Esq,
will speak at
HaIlowell, Thursday, Aug. 81
GEN. JAMES A. HALL
will speRk at
Newbury Thursday, Aug. 81 ,-sq,
Lincoln Friday, Sept. 1. l-4s@-2
South Windham, Saturday, Sept. 2 g.,
camden. "wednesday, Sept. g. E-s ~ Ii y : :
Piseataquis County, Sept. z and Er1sa< SAs-
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HON. WALK ERR BLAINE

Fayette, Baptist Church, Thurs lay, Aug 81.
Readfeld Corner, Friday, Sept
W. Gardiner o. Church, Saturday, Sept, z.
Mt, Vernon Village, Monday, Sept. 4:
Vassalberough, Cross Hill. Tuesday, Sept. D.
China Village, " ednesday, Sept. o.
L. Pittston Academy, Thursday, Sept. z.
Windsor Corner, Town House, Friday, Sept, o.
Augusta Saturday, Sept. ..
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THE Hindoo outbreak in little Madras
town against the Noslem would be of as lit
tie Importance as any other local mob; but
for the tense feeling which exists over the
Moslem world, never more at one IN recent
days than now, and, thanks 10 modern
means of communication, never more open
to common emotions. Everywhere 1t is
now clear the Mohammedan is waiting for
some misunderstood signal to rise and be-
gin sacred war. In India, besldes me
general fanaticism of his faith, he is exas-
perated by the consciousness that while the
small Moslem population could subdue the
rest with the English away, while the Eng
lish power remains the quicker-witted Hin
doc is winning the prizes of government and
the Parsee monopolizing trade. Under
these circumstances the outbreak in the
Madras Presidency may embarrass opera
lions in Egypt by making necessary larger
garrison of English troops in India.
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PROPOSALS
CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will be received for furnishing or
furnishing and laying granite, footing-stones
and foundation for our factory at Skowhegan.
plans and Specifications can be seen upon appli-
cationto Keene Bros, Heselton House, Skowhegau
on and after TUESDAY the 10th inst. Right to re-
iect any all bids. KEENE BROS,
au26d6t Skowhegan.
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JUDGE Kelley has captured Colorado, and
is being nominated for President out there.
They call him 'sFhe Iron Duke"
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uoN. SYDNEY PERHASI,
HON. SETH L.. IEELLEKEN

Penobscot County, Aug. ~, AroostooK county aug
20, 80, 81, Sept. ana
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HON. M. G. HORR, of Michigan,
Will speak at
Orono, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Lincoln Friday. Sept. /.
Calais Saturday, sept. 2.
Maehias. Monday, Sept. 4.
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HON. EUGENE HALE

HON, NELSON DHNGLEK JR'
will speak
Dam ariscotta, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Phi lips September 4th, evening.
Pennington. September 9th, afternoon mass meet
ing with another speaker.
Union, Friday, Sept /.
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HON. SETH T.. MhLLsMEN
will speak at
Dover, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Penobscot County Friday, Sept. 1.
Biddeford, Saturday, Sept. 2.
Kennebee County, Monday, Sept. 4.
Kennebec County, Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Camden, Wednesday. Sc t. 6.
Mt. Vernon, 2 p. m, Monday, Sept. A.
Wayne, 2 p. M, Tuesday, Sept B.
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GEN. ). L. SWIFT

GEN. j. l.. SWIFT
will speak at
North Vassalboro. Thursday, Aug. 81.
Albion Friday, Sept /.
Benton Saturday, Sept. 2.
West Waterville, Monday, Sept. 4.
South Gardiner, Tuesday, Sept. b.
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ORvILLE ID. BAKER ESQ, of Augusta

Hallowell, Thursday, Aug. 81.
Raymond, Monday, Sept. A.
Penobscot, Tuesday, Sept 5.
Cherryfeld, Wednesday, Sept. 6.
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HON. WARNER MILLER of New York
will speak at
Cumberland Mills, Thursday, Aug, 81.
Gardiner Friday, Sept. 1.
Oldtown, Monday, Sept. 4.
Skowhegan, Tuesday, Sept. 3.
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HON. JACOB H. Ella, New Hampshire
will speak at
Hartland Thursday, Aug. 81.
Palmyra Friday, Sept. 1.
Canaan Saturday, Sept z.
Charleston Monday, Sept f.
Albeit Village, Tuesday, Sept B.
Medford Centre, Wednesday, Sept. 6.
, 1882-09-02
A. 5. Lesrov wa. nominated Sheep Com.

a. 5. LeSrov was nominated Sheep Com.
| missioner by reclamation.
Thomas II. BTents at this iuuetere gave
rambling, iDeoherent disccErsc upou the
history Of the Republican party in this
county. Most Of the tune was occupied il
laudins Republication IN wslla Walls
county. He concluded the harrangae by
passing sweet encomiums On tue nominees
generally. He announced, with some Little
pomp, that he was handicapped by being in
the field for honors. hence could rot dwell
upon the sublec; as he desired
These gentlemen were elected 70 the Ter
ritorial convention: Wan Slime, ]. N.
Dewar, D. j. Crowley, 2. (. Straight, ".
n Smith, DR.. H. C. Msuzsy, Rob;. McCal-
ley, T. S. Dement,, u. Fisk. J. D. Laman
and a. s. Dickinson.
VIM. Stine offered the following preamble
and resolutions. which were adopted
WHEREAS, IL has been reported that an
opposition exists III certain quarters u the
bill introduced into Congress by Hon. T. H
Brents, providing for convention 70 frame
new consultation for the State OF N1sh.
Ington 10 embrace certain portio,s OF North
ern Idaho, and
WHEREAS. The citizens OF Eastern Wash
ington, aud Of Wa!la Walla county psrticn-
larry, are unanimously III favor OF the till as
introduced; therefore, lie It
Resolred, That the delegates from WalIa
Walla county - The Vancouver Convention
DC and they are hereby instructed Ia support
no one IN saii convention as candidate for
Delegate to Congress, who does not pledge
himself TO use ali MS influence TO secure the
passage OF said act in It's present shape.
Wm. Stine move that ! committee Q:
three be appointed to selee: C=ntral Con.
mirtee OF five. Carried
The presiden. appointed Messrs stipe and
E;chler. Of Waiis Walls, snd Smith. Q:
Waitsburg
T. K. S.raigh. offered the following reso-
lution, which vas adopted:
Reso'rea, That 1t 10 ths sense OF tnis cot
ventlon that the action and intelligent eiJrts
of Delegate Thos. II. Bcents Tor the sdnis-
sion OF W dah!Lst leTrltorS lntO tAS Union
and his course IL other important matters
sppertaiDIns to the welfare Q! the Ter.ItJry,
meet oar hearty arPrsvai.
RGSotced, That NC recommend the Tsnoiai-
nation OF Delegate Thos. ii Brents 1T the
approaching Territorial convention that he
may have opportunity to continue u SUCCESS
tui issue the Work he has 70 vel! be m
The committee on Central COMMITTEE re
turned and proposed the following gentle
men as the Central Ca,nnit;ee J. d. La
man, H. N. McCai!ey, J. y. D=war ii
Waila WaiIa o. Hull. .; Euosri' Creek,
and L. B. Sanders. O.: Nsitsaur..
Alter adopting resolutions thanking the
Off cers COR tle.r services the coayeGt:or al
jouraed s.ne DIE.
, 1882-09-02
Dr y " Cul6evtson.

Oecali,,. Aurist ara Surgeon, OF lndiansPo-
liz. ind. nov at the Continental Hotel, was
herc last year. and made sou.e permanent
cures IL hi speciality, among them that Of
Miss smacGa Brown, ot Cert-rTi!ie, i7-
cataract, Who uST sees 70 read, a!tEongh
bind foF many year.; &r. Tsyior, also f1r
cataract: Mr. Gilbert B=ikhap's son, nearly
bl.aG, G: Hooper City; Miss Stewart, OF
PirAsant Gr"ye. vas cured 81 srsna!ated
Ids. vas n-aTly blind /: NT- DeSIre Du.Oach
- - care,i Vi de,iness; o.lor R"se =
soa. Of M,rgan, ceai and dumb Iron.
birth. ugg= Le.rs ani is lsarEing %
r,lt. speaks some wasjs distinctly. Jhesr
ara only zcE.e Of tie cuIr=, IS b. "a
cur,i ciCb teet, spIEst ;ursats.=-, pc,
..,tarTh and many cases OK crDss - ~ii-i'
-pt.-ir i.irn 20 the EI-ht - cOasi !"l5.t."i );
.bo,, ue-d.ng Lis services. TIE D.-,'or ha>
made cri.e . number O: 6elicats apsc-tIpn'
N the LIST fsw days, among them ore %
Nr. CEas. Blackwell. Of Morgan, bind 10
vas-s and Row SECS. says his wif@ has BECOME
rray si..ce he I;st saw he-; 81 oI-eT7 Iv;. 81
a sou Of Mr. J.hn Mcfarland. Is ,r-Ts ed,
horn ;liGG. s e. objects, Bat ~Il. .-Ye I"
earn TO ra,ae fheh oy .i4-Ir app afai'ce, Ike
A., ci.i!i: ala, o. Mr. Taes Rich in- cl:arae-,
and Nr. VI ali, Of 'Frisco, for Rr1~th on
~. eve. eni MANY otLe-s OF ovr best eit'ze'-
Tor diifr r,ur troUblts Oi slgbt, bearing, etc.
-SyH IaIs TT,lUIs
, 1882-09-02
Waking Up

The commencement o. the EeS railroad
which is u connect this city WITH the iEte'
RIO. has eviden:iy Infused new HE ia.o cur
citizens, snl after the telegram Oi THANKS
Was sent TO Mr. Wizard On Monday signed
by ever sixty oi ctr business men, some oi
the boys determined u give Te;-t 10 their
exaltstion over the increased prospects q
tae city by bUr4!ag some powder There
fore at J ?. VI. they coogrrsNt-d at the cor
nrr # Second auG Alder stsee's a"t hred
ons huudr5I ssiaseS % c,mmeni"rAte ;hs
event. Or city Is no louger .!:ile country
village Dependant upon the trade and hrsl-
uess OF 1 se;4Tse,y settled country, hgt hAs
risen 10 thr diguIty @; = csm.nerc;=4 center
and It l. evident that Jur cltz ns are alsye
20 the lac.. Demonstrations sGcA - took
Place on N.orday shJs. raLic sp,g7t. ani Se
coEgrztula5e our people GA Jbe new era T..at
hss damned upon Iaon. Ii sc all keep
awake aud hold ourselves IL re4Iin@s, !or
any em-rsency tba. MY arrive i W.. b.
well. End then no more Vii lie heard u Tue
t!nI3ily ,hat some have fe-i regarding the
nc,v towns, and possible rivals, 'ta' are
springiug up CT every SD. n ur. Oar cisy
Is uov n = position 70 be generous toward
nere: and s.a-ll4r p'a2es and Iee.i Eerer
more lea: rIyairy. Es.la Na.la Is = posi-
tive fact ara 4o expe.inent. s:.e Is destined
70 De TIE cry @: TIE great in.5rior, mi't"ay
te.@erB The H.ouut,Ins aud tie rea, and tae
time WIN - merely 4 question Of tn
aEuiIS q energy, eategyr.sa Snd PGh.ic
spin; ,...ses,si ~ her pope.
, 1882-09-02
sp-ssue Hotes

Weather getting cool and politics ge,anS
warm
A b-sss band has bern c-ganizei II
Sprague. L, called tie WashiDetcn band
The instruments arrived % Monday OF tiiIs
week, and the boys make night -
Moudsy afternoon smoke ~as cisco'efeu
issuing from E Slger's hrery sta6!e' IL
vas found 10 come from some hsy on the
ground hoo., into Ehis6 cigar stump nAa
been careiessly thrown Tae IRE Vas ex-
tip-u,shed without much effort, bat hA1 IL
been allowed 70 get under way ne wonid
have had repetition of the scenes al C''iaN
few weeks siace.
Samuel Gu,hsie, who assaulted u l.
Brooks With butcder-kniie last week vas
sent to the county jail to sSait tie acton 0f
the grand jury His bonds were hxed AZ
81 600. which he was unable 10 ra;se,
james Meneiee has sold his interest IN the
Gem Saloon to his farmer partner, Johnny
McEaeAen.
The post-oiics was removed last weeA 70
S.oody's new building on Flint street.
Las. week ~as good We.k Tor J-sllee
NcCsrty, bat was hard oue on ;hose VINO
had to pa: up iO- attorneys and the costs o.
suits. There were qu.ts nuabsr q eIvi!
actions and three or iour cases OF a-'<
and battery
! great deal 0: iencing is OeipE shipped TO
this place from above. Cedar posts sell ior
so Per handred.
E.F. Martin, who had his land cEn'htd
between two cars some tine since y 4 'Son
os able to 30 to work again.
We notice Indians iruul toe VICINITY oi
Camp Spokane IN town frequently with
me.ons ana other tSrm pcoiacts 1or sal.
They are beginning 10 take pride il euit!ys,-
ing tie soil aud living like the Bostoa InaH-
j. I. Armstrong kss purchased an in.er-
est IN ths Sp.agne HsTdta-
Items are scarce this week. {. L
August 30.
, 1882-09-02
Ia the Who'll, li.,,ors ,, ,iecir;,~.

No preparation Las ever performed such Trsr-
y-iious cuTe~. OF uIsntain-d 81 wid- Ie: uta-
tion. As Ayers Cherry Pector5l. Y vhich - -
c,gnized y, the wOIld's remedy f"r sii diseases
of the throat and lungs. Is long continued
s-I7-. al wonderful cures III al climates hss
rrs.ie L universally known a. safe and rei;--
bic agent tn employ. A-siHS: ordinary 81; p,
which are the forerunn.r. ii .:iC-a ssg7o,.s Gis
orders, II acts speed II aHi surely, s'way5 e
lierins SUFFERING. and nft-n saving 1t. Tie
protection il atforis, by il Timely ir ;hroat
and chest disorders. .bak-s IL nR IBsa!Uai.ic
remedy N be he kept always oH hGn ] IN eycry
h..n-- NopsI-oE sfinri to he v..ios:t y.
and tbnsc v M have ,issi il never Will. Frsu
their knowi-csr Of its cong,sitiun and rhsc's,
physicians use the Cherry Pectossl e,.,eAsirely
in their practice, snd cleFzy..eu rssaH. mend =.
Ii IL absolutely certain N IL remedial effect
and v=ii. ALWAYS crr- ~h-re c'IT-S are U9a5;Ii,i
Fvk SALE BT ALI DEALEss.
, 1882-09-02


~'se2s loaded With e.ni.-er:s pissed
a. --sia street. lzst evening bound t0T the
-.--'s azs Big Bend courlry. Come OF
- s'.s@ :ssaL
-i,'' ezNh suckers ssi foolish women
'- : .'e 2: aey than brains, Is placed before
-, L. 1t shape Of a sale Of plated
i@= 'FlsA i dsar :. any prica.
= ,'''-'zi papec. Ire nor copying the
tgares re,A;iye - the Northern
=. -'''a -=es which appeared IN these co..
= w Nezks since. Is usual 10 credit is
= a'i.'lssAS ess1v has new e!eck. Ths
'T'aZl-s n tie b;sse.. watermelon vii
I-'t-.ea Si'- the old ons. Captain Cu;-
:, 'Ae2 KS sod tims-keeper in conpar-
49, a, lie sloes requires IS to be well
...s -7'ee t-Iss Gay and The hands
'AeS sai ;a'vs-d every h.li hour. AID
, 1882-09-02
TOWN AND COUNTRY.


,r-,~or,a,. the live nam Of Union,
o-.s5a. /. in the city on bis way to Seattle
-, ,ftv !, to have Harvest Ball '
-. rJi nc. walla walIs baTe one also,
~ n Parker, prominent business man OF
-, makes osr city sweliz mad with his
--.f,,.tbes and the figure
,-,:-.,.ugsl implement dealers arc .ayina
,.'r.-,r, do To. sell this year and many Of
- A. Likely to Le kept oFer.
p:r-- R,.,,. a gentleman We all know Sc well,
-gsl. i. now engaged III 4 thriving business
DAYTON. is il the CRY today.
.tiy .ai mp Of cattle is to take place
al -,or, the Snake r.ver- Parties started
....,----fr- iron thi- place to meet the band
q. Cow creek
--,rr tie yges;sr Psr. Of our young hloods
g-. .F.,5 their sazs making it WARN f1s
49,. --r-.-7r- chickens % le found on tie
--r. Invested grsia aslls o: tLs valley
- u-s.. ga,gry gan plenty snd shooting
s
--.s Tars. a hrother-ia-.aw to our friana
...-.. rs.f. .o.i IGg acres of land Yesterday
t,s, -. which he obtained very few years
TIA tenth the amount. So our f.rInerly
..---..y, Ind -.r-. Each year ds"e.oPes cur
.---, ,.s erricles tha-= who are smart enough
.rs-r-e them from t.-s: h..u!'.
.-.u.?scel las been st-rted at Medical
81. Z. /, a. good az any other country paper.
--sr..s .l;.v o: towns n this upper country
-1l rr5sg,r more i they had no papers
r.f., ,n example The hoodium who runs
s-.t.r. here has inflicted no end Of damage
81. .ze gssa~ AID re fear beyond recovery.
To s.-mrr. Il Dry creek I'D vicinity ave
disappointed because the II {. T. & ".
70. -.,t nj secure depot grounds on Holmes
..., ,g- company haze concluded to rstulE
- .5a.e vl, have paid .heir subscription to-
- lie r:.lt of way f1nd, the amouA:s 50
-,.- We understand the subscriptions
,---..-l 20 sjoat $3.50.
Tss !li.r, Reynolds, charged with shoot
:,- allen wls Jr7uSh. up for exam nation
.,.. ...-g.g. b-lJr- Ja,ticns Lacy, Whitman
a. Ia1.ge.s NJ further evidence was ad-
..rs: han ha- hera published, and the man
r., .-nr...sd To tho county jai! to await the
.-...r -r the grand jury. lie is well spoken
, 1882-09-02

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The E.'taern Poetic viii pay The coup n
.-!sn t'''iie di'i~l"n bonds Sept. /.
g seattle n.r,'d claims th=. IL a.temp:
L.,.cnralc 20 rlacknail Cox. Newell
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.Persoas whose blooi has been corrupted,
AM TIE e;rcrlasion eersnsed by foul secretioas
the result c: tie discrd-red chemistry Vf :he
body-need for their purisnztion something
ike al inward baptism 8: the hands Of Ars.
Lydia L. Piniha.n, whose laboratory il a.
No. 233 Western Ayenu-, LyHn, Mas. Her
Vegetable Conpoind II fairly inrnd.ting the
country A. With a riysr ot life.
, 1882-09-02
arc You Troubled

With cunscienticus quAlns. :" asked Z frirnd,
'.Yor lock troubled" $50 j al" said the
-r,ffrr-r; "bu: 1t Ia with the tonthacbe
-'More fool you." replied tie eomfnrte:; get
It pUii !. eut. and buy hottie of soZODoNT,
and rr-s-.re the good teeth from a like
lalnity."
, 1882-09-02
81 PauI's Scrool, Wal,a Walla.

Ills school fsr g.r,s viii enter uPca IL
eleventh year Thursd4y. SEPTEMBER :, lSc2-
Tie instruction vi! he Of the most thorough
character. the discipline s-Eict hut kind, the
house hspPy A"uie-
TIE Muse Aad Art Departments wiil DC
p-ier lie direction Of especially oalaIcL-..;
te.shs-s-
Particular attention girea % Urinary
scho,ars.
For tzr.hsr particulars .dlse--:
Il. D. LATHR0P, D. d
.,,7s.v.s y ala WaI,a, " T.
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s,aven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and runs. II is far superior to
aay PREPARATION II It's kind in the market In
large, handsome. opal pots. price 30 crntx.
For sale by all druggists. Hodge. Dayis &
Co, Wholesale ag-nrs, Portland, Oregon. Fl.
Z. Holmes. Walla Wslla, ". T. iyN d4w
, 1882-09-02
A pu-. and Iasc.iv. Hair Drsss,zx.

COCAINE, a compound Of Cocosnut OIL,
besatises the hair. and is sure to .llsy Al itch
ing sni irritation Of the scalp.
TIE superiority Of Burnett's FlaVoring FL
:rac.s consists in their perfect parity and
strength.