, 1883-01-27
rows AND cousrRY.
Fro- as Duly Of T.esdsy.

settled fact.
Seven thousand n.sn are now working On
the British Columbia section o: The Csnsda
Pacific railway.
Union meeting at the Cougresationa
church every night this week from seven
O'Clock 10 eight
The Northern Pacific Railway Company re-
Gently purchased for depo. purposes in s..
Paul 80 acres of land
The average speed Of the passenger trains
on the Pen di0reilie division of the Northern
Pacific railroad is - miles per hour.
The Yellowstone Psrk railway is to have a
capital stock of S5,0Go,e00 Of which Supein-
tendent Ho' art is TO have control
The Northern Pacific company paid on an
average Of $1,000 an acre for its terminal
grounds near Lake Como. between ST. Paul
and Minneapolis.
There is not public well or hydrsns q.
which a stranger can get drink Of water on
the whole length of Main street This is a
serious inconvenience on a warm summer day.
Ed. Williams hss become PROPRIETOR OF the
old city jail and is having the same skiddedon
the snow to his residence. The purchase price
Was 800
S.V. Knox and B. l. King Of Weston and
the rus:ling West Caviness of Cold Spring are
in the city and have dropped in and smiled
upon us
Mr. a. II. Thompson. the young gentleman
who was for 30 long period under the care OF
DR.. B.alo-k and who was recently taken t.
southern California with the hope that ne
would = restoied to health. died two days
after arriving there
Between seven and eight O'Clock last eve
ming lamp burst in the sitting room Of W.
F. Sherwood, OF Singer Sewing Machine fame.
Before it could be extinguislied considerable
damage was done. Fully insured with Shaw
Stearns, wh1 promptly settled the loss.
I The Wyman Comedy Company is playing
tn good houses, and our mirth loving citiz ms
are delighted with the performances II you
want To enjoy a good laugh go by all means
and grow fa.. This evening will be presented
4 double bill, ''Dora. or the Iron Will, !" and
Sullivan the Boxer.
The police court has bssn running quite slack
for several days. This morning VIM. Gill i-pie
WAS trie.i Tor the larceny Of a pair Of blankets
- NJ E.lf., H. ,faa1al s-t,t.sy Null ard
remanded to the city Jail TO serve out his IN
expired term in tina. institution, which is "ut
about the 26-h inst. He will then be promo
tel to the county jail 10 pay another debt
There are persons doing business in this city
who are dependent upon the people oi the
country round about for their patrons, whc
send abroad for shoes and boots and hesd wear
for their wives Yet these same persons would
think it very wrong for acluaintances to send
abroad for such goods as they have "n sale
z All those who are fond Of tripping the lish,
fantastic toe, aud especially il behalf Of a
god cause, please bear in Inini that +. N.
Walker with his unequallei band will furnish
music for the Charity Bali to be given Fchru-
ary lst, and that there will be no better OPP
por.unity for the parry lovers of our gay city
tn show their appreciation of such perfect
music Is that band sends forth, and also OF
the noble charity for which the hall Is given,
than by turning out en- maSSe on that occasion
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Mr. John Muir has gone east u remain h'e
"ee"''
L. F. Edison left for Portland yesterday @"
business trip
Charles Clark, Of Dayton, came IN on last
evenings train.
Mrs. Chas. Russell returned home from Cal
iiornia this morning.
Harry Whittier has moved into his new res
idence on Birch street.
The psa of iron csnno. increase the running
of n dog. but Tin can.
H. S.is;n,, os AImot, has been sp,nd-
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A season ot prayer iuiins 'He p'e'
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am Tramp Is lhe 'i''e u e"s't 's
and music presented 10 US oS o"' ''''' t''e'
and composer - d"'ii'''' i'
Mr- ana MIS- d. f. hoS0e, y" A,,'''
our city yesterday anu paii ''io 'tA
Office the compliment 'i q ISL
Joe S.earns having finished his ne" house
in Bryan.'s addition has moved IN ana Is no"
comfortably fixed in his own domicil"-
Paul BOulop, the great lerritoriaI hihS'ciih
from Dayton is in the city. lie shoa'a never
have been allowed to leave this city with us
fine band.
Gus. Morrill,, at the Cayuse Stable Is pre-
pared 10 care for horses and to saw wood IN de
sired lengths, which ne will deliver to custom