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FIVECENTS 4 LINE
KIy46AGH,s AUCTIONS.

DESIRABLE WEST SIDE COTTAGE PROP
~ ERTY ATAUCTION-I will sell at auction
on the premises, on Friday, March 8, at 10
O'Clock a. M, lot H. block 5. Dawson's addition
to West st. Paul, together with one and a-half
story cottage of six rooms, good cellar, cistern
and spring of pure water. This property is stu
q splendid view of the city. Good, healthy 10
cation, and prosperous neighborhOod. Terms
very easy aud made known on day of sale.
P t. KAVANAGH,
GIGS AuctiOneer.
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DEGLER & SCHTTTE, McClung's block,
ID Bridge square, have some especially nice
bargains in dwellings, lots and business prop
erty listed with them for the next ten days. We
are not crowded and all carried away by
''boom,'' nor do we warn you that this IS your
last chance, for we shall be here at your service
all summer, but we have a corner lot on East
Seventh street beyond the bridge that is worth
looking at, also piece of property on Selby
avenue. O5
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LOST IND FOUND.

NOUND-A roll of bills in Windsor hotel.
G The party to whom it belongs can obtain
the same by identifying the bills and naming the
amount.
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DIED,

WHTTACRE-In this city, March 4th, 1883, at 8
p. m, Mrs. E. W, widow of the late Robert
Whitacre.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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NOR SALE Cottage at White Bear Lake,
IL offer for sale my cottage on LakeNSh at
White Bear Lake. Apply to Walter Mann, at
German American bank 1854
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NOR SALE Houses and lots on monthly pay
4 ments by Richardson & Buckhout, SO
Jackson street Merchants hotel block. $685.
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A BARGAIN in acres on Smelling avenue, be-
IA tween the cities. II. S. Fairchild. 1856
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ITO CAPITALISTS-Au addition to West st.
/ Paul, in which there is a fortune. H. S.
Fairchild. $3.50
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FIVE CENTSAL LINE

SITUATIONS WANTED.
XET ANTED-A situation as travelling sales. |
w man, by young man of good address !
and business tact. References given. Address |
t., GLOBE Office, Minneapolis. 44*
SITU4TTONS OFFERED.
AAT ANrED- boys for a few hours work,
w daily. Apply at Globe counting-room
after four O'Clock to-day.
WTANTED--Four carpenters. Wages 50 per
w day and board. To go in country. Z. T.
Croker, Sixth ward. 63-65
gSj ANTED-A competent book-keeper; state
" line Of trade, how long, with whom beeu
engaged; also reference. Address S. Y. H., this
Office. 62-64
WANTED-GiTI for general homework in a
w small family, German or SWede preferred,
at Az Wabashaw street. GIGS
WTANTED-A good girl VINO understands
w cooking at $40 Rice street. 60
WANTED-At the Grand Central Hotel, a
w girl to wash dishes. l.. Chanson. $3.50
NTANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. Apply 335 Pleasant avenue.58-64
TO RENT
no LEASE-Business. lot at foot OF Missis-
i sippi street, 567 Broadway. 61*
Rooms.
TOR RENT-Furnished rooms, heated, on
Z first and second floor, at SAT Wabashaw
street. 63-65
TOR RENT-Finely furnished fro1t parlor
Il for two, open fireplace; reference; 323
Grove street 1854
ElOR RENT-Second and third floors for bust
4 ness, 23x100, on Third street. Apply at f.
G. Draper & Co.'s, 50 East Third street. s62 60
NHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
~ Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 265s
Houses.
| EOR RENT-Store and basement, No. 305
l. Fort street, Clark's block. 63|
WANTED Tenants for six small stores in
w the Wigwam Roller Skating Rink, st. Paul.
Ready March LIST, 1888. R. F. Glasgow, Manager,
1913 East Third street. 54a
| NOR RENT-The Proal residence, No IS
l. Summit avenue. Inquire of Mrs. Charles
Proal No. 9 Park Place. 54-6S
nor RENT-A house in Sixth ward near
4 Ohio street. Inquire of J. A. McConlcey,
| or GLOBE counting room. AS
ITO RENT-Two cottages and several rooms in
l. Sixth ward. Apply to j. C. Mccarthy 28*
FINANCIAL.
A&f ILL loan upon OF buy Lire ms. Policies
~ T.. 2. Van Norman. $50 Jackson. 50
GTOR SHE.
DOR SALE-Fine Kentucky riding horse
= gated. Apply to W. S. Morton, room SO,
Gillian block. 62-64
NOR SALE-500, 000 brick. For particulars
IL apply to Mcknight & Kelly, Blakly, Mimi.
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Real Estate.

GHOR SALE-Two choice lots on Dayton ave
Z nue., 50x173 each; one foot above grade;
front south; at less than value. H. S. Fairchild.
62-65
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j. MANNER, Attorney for Mortgagee feb26@oh7w
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TOR RENT-Second and third floors for bust
4 ness, 23xl00, on Third street. Apply az F.
g. Draper & Co.'s, So East Third street. 49, SO
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HOaGSeS,

NTANTED-Tenants for six small stores in
w the Wigwam Roller Skating Rink, st. Paul.
Ready March LIST, 1888. R. F. Glasgow, Manager,
1913 East Third street. 54*
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NHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
~ Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 265$
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NOR RENT-The Proal residence, No. 65
l. Summit avenue. Inquire of Mrs. Charles
Proal No. Park Place. 54-68
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ITO RENT-Two cottages and several rooms in
l. Sixth ward. Apply to j. C. Mccarthy. 28*
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~ SIS. In Probate Court, Special term February
%, 1888.
In the matter of the estate of John Frazier, de-
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ENOR RENT-A house in Sixth ward near
4 Ohio street. Inquire of A. McCOnkey,
or GLOBE counting room. Az
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EHOR RENT-Finely furnished fro1t parlor
l. for two, open fireplace; reference; 323
Grove street. 1854
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u OR RENT-Furnished rooms, heated, on
Z first and second floor, at SAT Wabashaw
street. 63-65
, 1883-05-26
4 MIST OF FAD FGG>.
A Hrunken Woman Drass Her Children
fran saloon 10 saloOa---s sad Case Of
Parental DepraIiiy-

la speaking Of recsnt arrivals our AIMS
worth correspondent IN ms last letter says:
! family by the odd ZANE OF Smith, con-
s!stiGg OF man and women and three little
girls, driited into town n few days ago, and
the female head of Il has succeeded in evinc-
ing degree of physical and moral degrade
tion that I " srsl ected human beirg could
be capable Of. The man and woman both
lost no time IN ttiug gloriOusly drunk the
first day. On thr second the man LETT, for the
Lord knows whore, though it is said that he
is an employe on some down river boat
The woman c0ntsuues 70 frequent saloons
and guzzle all the be>r she can get, and is
ready to tight any bar tender who viii not
sell 1t to her. Sometimes she takes her
children along with her, aud sometimes she
leaves them Tor hours down On the bank of
;he river, where they manage to exist, sur
rounded by barrels and covered by a shawl.
She seems to have plenty Of money and
resrs,s 10 allow any one to give the chi drcn
food or do anything .or their comfort. Sac
says she Is from The Dalic, and our citizens
feel toward her IS Josh Billings did about
ra;s-th.t they were originally from Norway
ard he wished they had originally stayed
there.
Il Id believed that the woman is not n
stra, Ger to Walla W.lla. An effort will be
o'air to either take tie children from her or
ship the lot 20 Porila-d.
, 1883-05-26
An USTINEiY ESD.
farther Fartic.Iars or The aeelde,,., KIN,
isS "fthas. J. Wilson n AinSw or,h. .

Our AinswOrth correspondent sends us the
following particulars of the fatal ac.i len.
which befeil Charlie. J. Wilson a. tn. Mac.
on last Sunday forenoon:
The sudden and shocking death: Yesterday
forenoon, of Charles ]. Wnson, nate Of ,h.
steamer Norta,cea. and brother Of .b- can.
tain OF the same boat, has called forth sin.
cer- regret from all classes Of our pecpl. g,
the deceased was quiet, unobtrasivs ,oups
man, and strictly ob.ervanr of the dut,-, ot
his position. His death occurred in the fol.
loving manner: Three wiudla,s o. s.ne
times called "crabs. were being used IL
drawing the steamer North,o,s, ON 70 ,b,.
ways. which have recently been construct-a
at the junction Of the Suake and Colunb,.
rivers. Two OF the windlasses were work-d
by horses and one by men. One of the
horses becoming troublesome about stepp,n,
over the rope that ran from the windlsss TO
the boat. young Wilson piared scanrliuy
on the rope and was pressing down on it, to
facilitate the stepping Of the horse over il.
But when the horse came round AGAIN he
suddenly turned out OF his course and p1i!ed
the lashing, by which the whiffie tree wa,
fastened, of of the lever or sweep, there be
ing no pin or notch in the end OF the sxeep
to prevent such an occurrance. The SWEEP
Instantly reversed its motion and coming
around with great velocity struck the un-
fortunate man fair on the back OF the head
causing him to turn nearly a somersaut. and
to fall virtually dead on the spot where b,
stood.
Capt. Wilson, who stood beside his broth.
er, was prostrsted, but jumping > he trleq
to pull his brother OF. Of the reach Of m,
lever. thereby nearly losing his oan lilr, a,
the lever made three revolution befor. il
stopped. each time barely missing the cap
tain's head.
After Icing struck the mate only breath,
two or three times. He was carri,d aboa,d
Of the boat and medical assistance SOU. ht,
bnt, OF course, 10 no purpose HIS bod,
will be taken TO Portland ter burial.
Capt. Wilson Is Inconsolabls over HI.
hroth-r's death, and has the s, m ..athy OF
who are eoguizant OF the circumstances.
, 1883-05-26
The New Town.

An exchange has tie following In relation
:. Lew loan whicn has bet Ia lasd out near
PendleIOn:
L. will he situated on Wild II Use at the
mouth ur Ii ,,duiau Ouch 1t has already
been suIve.ed and plat oil, ADJ town lots
m.y be procured. l. q arts off si;h rush
nd a buom. Itrs -vide. lily backed by the
ght kind -; men 10 axe 1t success.
,ivssrs. Res, a,d Ram n have CONTACTED
or store, 3Uk6U Which tiny 'xpect to
nave tu ly sJocs.d ny the tirst ii Juy. They
nave al,o cou ractrd Tor a large warehouse
nd a comm Gus d se ling. Mr.. N. h.
N, Gov has eircu . I'd a pttltIon tor the es-
Gabll, h.nent Of 8 po-t flee. He "iil als''
rect drus s;orr 20xi0 to be built AMI
,,ocke,i Immediately. Mr.. iansOn will bui'd
=. variety store OF the same dim -nsions. A
hardware store will at ouce he started. A
-chooI house, costing sl,0JJ vi be built Ii
ca. near iuUure. A Meth dist church Is also
ralked OF IN msln,r that augurs we'll ior
Is speedy erection. Blacksmith and car
penrer shops Viii so n be under hesd"ay- 4
aunn2 mil Is On the Ia us. Quite mum
Der Of awe.lin.s will be put up as soon As
ARK and Iumu,r can te svcur-d. A news
u.ppr Is hIuted at. A ogetner the h-w
,nwn starts II under the most tssoraoie
III uIces."
, 1883-05-26
Memorial Services.

On Sunday next solemn and impressive
memorial services viii be held in Stalls
Op-ra House by Rev. Dr. Lithrop. uud ,r
the auspices of Lincoln Post G. A. f., OF
this city. to which cordial invitation Is ex-
tended TO all to he present The reverend
gentleman viii be assisted by Hon. J. b Al
len. who Will briefly dwell upon the services
rendered our country by the members OF
that noble organization during the late war
Mr. Aliens reputation as an eloquent and
brilliant orator is too widely known to rr-
q,,re encouiums from us.
Upon the conclu, isn of the discourse by
these gentlemen, the beautiful and impress
i've memorial services of the G.. A. P Will
carried ont. This is feature heretofore un-
introduced in this city, and no doubt viii
prove very interesting.
The services Will be commenced at four III
the afternoon and concludes between five
ard SIX.
The oratorio society will render seversi
musical selections in connection with the
literary services.
, 1883-05-26

Sealed Proposals will be received At the Of
hae OF the County Auditor On tuesday. june
= ISIS, Tor the construction Of the folloxinl
bridges in Walla Walla county; % Wit, ons
bridge st Cummings crossing Of the Wslls
Walls river near alluls- Main span 70 be
s. feet, l6 feet wide. l6 feet above bed Of river
approach on ives: side i3o feet. on cas- side 70
feet, The main span 70 be built of Dew tim
bers: approaches OF timber nov on the grnuI d.
Ohe bridge on the Touchet riyer. Lea,
Boslss Junction, main span % feet, with sp-
prnsches On esch side. Total length Of bridge,
Including apprusch-s, ITO feet.
One bri'se on Mill Greek, at Dudley Croas-
ing. to'al length u hrsise. including approach
es, $50 feet. One hr,dss on Mil Cree at
Eran'. Crossing. t'tAl length Of bridge, in
cin ling approaches. 800 feet.
All OF the above named bridges to be built
on piles and all rim5rrs for construction of the
same to oe Of ned hr. Bids viii bs received
f.r Ihe Howe tiuss and other plans. commits
sinners reserying the right t. r-j-et any and all
biGs- VIC. FAINTER
County Auditor
Walla Wslla. May -. ISIS, na23dlw1
, 1883-05-26
Russeil.--POrrier.

Yesterday. at the Catholic church, hy the
Rev. Father Duffy, Mr.. P. Russell and MIS-
Mary Pcrrier We're joined Ill the holy ronds
OF wed!oeE in the Presence Of large ga,her
ing OF friends. After the c-remon, q recrp-
ton was held at the residence of MIR. NJ.
Kinney, wh, re the health OF the happy
couple WAS drank in many bumper OF - Ex-
ira Dry" We jim in wishing them q lie
aud prosperous voyage on the SEA of matri-
mony. Following Is a list Of presents fron.
admIrinS friends: f. J. Williams, sllvel
butter knife and silver spoons; Dr.. Day,
silver spoons aud castor; Mr. snd Mrs. NJ.
Ryan, Tn. clio x; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Good
man. Sc: OF knives and forks; T. F. Mas
san. st of table spoons; Miss Mary Gu IL
ridge. cut glass dish; John F. Kent, silver
castor; Mr. and Mrs Chris. Ems, glass Set /;
Mrs Geo. Thompson. set OF silver sg-oors
Later ,n the evening Mr. and Mrs. Russ, |,
lett :or Dry Geek, where they viii hereafter
reside.
, 1883-05-26

At ths store Of F. +. Adams can be see"
the beautiful siik banner, which arrived
frum the East yesterday, consigned t 20
!umbia Lodge. X. OF P, Of this city. 1t ls
IN al probability the most beautiful piSce OF
work Of that nature ever SEEN IN TIN" ooun-
try. and cost the lodge the sum Of 500 4
ro,rceable feature is the complete armor OF a
knight. with movable VISOR, which adorns
the top OF the staff; also FIVE beautiful aud
heavily jeweled geld tassels, hang To golden
cords. All IN all 1t is a magnificent piece OF
work. and NJ doult wili ,r,ve a valuable
auxiliary 10 the handsome spl eArance Oi
the knights on parade,
, 1883-05-26
YAKIMA LEPBNEs
(seox orR REGULAR cckEEsroSpEsr.l
YAKIMa, W. T, May Il, 1883.

YAKIM,, W. T, May Il, 1888.
FpIrog gSraTEsMAS:-Some notice from this
section Of IN, Territory may be Of interest
to the many readers OF yoar enterprls'nS 9
paper. 4 recen: visit 10 the kitti'as Val
lev satl>f -d US that the permanent prosper
ity Of that region IS assured. Scarcely any
section o. the Territory EXHIBITS more eyi-
dences Of tLi.iJ. This valley was originally
in part covered with bunch rye grass and
sage brush. Il is aboat t'teeo By thirty
miles in extent. and watered by the fakima
River aud great number OF beautiful
mountain streams. Ia the dryest seasons
the waters OF these streams are used tor irri-
gating purposes. Probably 70 valley on the
coast Is blessed with more or tler water.
It's soil Is the pest. producing all the vege-
tables and cereals In abundance and pertec-
ton. Fruits do wonderfully well. This
valley Is likely. ID the near future, to be-
CINE renou ned as the timothy meadow oi
the T.rr.;o.y. LAST year Walter A. BGll
cut from his farm. about four miles from
Z lensburg a thousand tons OF timothy hay,
and Geo. Smith ( Co. six hundred and fifty
tons. Mr.. Bulls farm Is upon ssge brush
land He took off the sage, sowed timothy
seed without plowIng the land and flooded
the soil from 3 ueishboring stream. His
success has induced many to profit by his
experience.
There are i've grist mills IN thus valley and
all are doing well. The wheat raised there
makes -four OF very superior quality.
On ;he east. south and north the valley
Is surrounded BY extensive bunch grass hills
upon whIcn vast herds OF cattle and horses
and sheep may be seen.
The valley /. skirted on the west by the
tlmbered ioat hills # the Cascades. Beyond
are ooded Ranges, rug, ed mounralns and
canyou-; and away in rns perspective are
lofty grauite spires aud peak, OF perpetual
SNOW, forming IN .dsca. .- seldom surpassed
III beau y or grandeur.
IL these mouur.ins are the Schwak and
Pethas,an mInIHg camps, which are being
developed AMI fast gaming merited Ienown.
The timer OF this re9Ion Is u Superior
q ,aGty and vast IA quantity
With all these resoIrces-timber. min-r-
al, water and rica soil, TO which may be
added splendid climate. healthy, ener
getic and thrifty Population, the hltpitas
valley is certain OF prosperous future
The VALLEY contains much land yet open
to pre- mytion. homestead ard timber cui-
ture entries, and large quantity OF railroad
lani.
The imni ration to thus locality IS increas-
ing. and v h-n the wa :cn ROAD across the
Cascad,s i flushed rush is expected from
tue Sound
This letter is already too long and have
said nothing OF the thriving tcwn OF E.lens
btrg anu It's very energetic business men,
and leit unnoticrd many other points OF iu-
t,rest G. NJ. Il.
, 1883-05-26
/ JrsII,E FI.lsN. + On sUsTiCE.


Thos. McCsrtv . earnestly sought for by
the officers Of Wells. Fa-g' s Cos express
Company. The lani that once kneS him
knows b m no more He WAS a.eut for the
express company at Spr.gas and also Justice
If thr Peac-. One we-k sga ls., Sunday be
left town with the .vowet purt os- Of pro-
ceeiing 10 tire fIot { On business. and since
nat time no trace OF his y hereabouts has
heen di.oov-r,d, nor has any Iudicstion Of
tr.il he took male itself manifest On
Wednesday Of l.s. week the Superintendent
OF this di .lsion Of w,ils. Fsrgo & Co, ar
rived IN Sprasu-, snl IN . short time the
Announcement: Was maize that McCaIty Was
a d.faulter. H,.w suspiei n Vas directed
against hIm wa' Lot made public. The ex-
press p ople do not pr. claim their business
from the uso ops and 1t Is With difficulty
tha. mcrr than the mere outlines OF The
ime can be obtained. Toe amount with
winch he made away il stared at from $1,000
{ 5000. u l. positively known that be Is
behlnd at least $1,000 He leaves several
Guy rs # Spr-su. IN the lurch 10 the az
grrgate OF $500, aud those known & him test
say that he n ver lett home and became
fug,tiv, from justice f'r a few paltry hum
dreds of .xIress money. Of la'e be has
been gambling desperately aud it Is. probable
that continued los.-s led him into the theft
Of peoples mon-y He owned considerable
property, hut within month or 20 mas dis
} J,-rd OF all 4 II, and tie express coml any
n ,s no r-cuur.e for sAtisf ,ctiUn bot lis cap
;ure and punishment. o SHurd the Su-
pc inr,u'- { -l & 'ap..d 10 'rifi III ion,
ii rIug A,r.l S305 iur .eC"ty', Ca
tar. ) .,rlri Dil on 10 81 III opii.ion that
ne made e,rsigat fer the British line, snd
rlar he Is n,,~ INST ssie from capturr.
Several OF MeCait,'s a q ,~i- auces .ylress
th fear. III 4 roundabout way. that lie las
committed su.ciu-, as he ~a- not the man TO
ear up under disgrace and dIshonor. How
~veT, there Is 10 hing {" mica C tins, iurth-
-r lhan the iac. that he mas succeeded ia en-
tirriy n,dn. his trail.
, 1883-05-26
A Fsresone Cencla siop.

The Cheney Sentinel says that " men Brown
the Spokane prisoner, who escaped from the
PenI'entiary ani WAS recaptured at WaIla
Walla. Eas handed over TO his guard he
made thus talk: My father told me would
hive in the penitent!ary and die on the scsf.
fold. guess he WAS right. / have gone as
lar as the penitentiAry, and as am yonng ]
gness stand coed chances for the scafcld-
Atany rate I !! never do another day work.
, 1883-05-26
Tae Glorious Fourth

Aue-ri of the rs Fo". h Of ii!
c ,mmItrs- VAS heii 1t e'cni' & IN the
Couuci Chamber, 1t ~hich the following
committees o. aITxny-m 4rr- ~p,oint :
o. finlnee-A. aeC,ile ~ u cu lei. .
&c. M.Ium. Charlie D.VIs. a GIl'imaD,
William Stone and X. d. c man.
Mnsi, and nt-rary-Marsn~l Ms't'n, t.
c. Marum and Prof. C d ies.
Arfang.ment-Mayor MeAui'h. Robert
Craze, D. Keeling, William k'rkman and
john Jus tee.
ID. Chapman " added to the Gen,
e.al Committee.
Th- Comm ttes adj .urnei to meet on
Wrdu-.dly -veing ext At Ss ~.
, 1883-05-26
an.tiers At Lewiston.

Up to noon on saturday. says the NsL
ps-,s yars. the citizens committee hal
collected the sum OF S2,7o' so toward Tie
p,,r,,,.b road fund, or more than enough 20
nav the ceatr .ctor for building the road on
,ba north side oi the river. There stiii 's'
mains s4oo to be collected to pay i'r ''s
work on the south side, but ss 'ne An.oun, -,
is ali subscribed the com'hit.ee An
,rnuble IN collecting 1t. J'nn It's.
c,utr,c.o-. uas paid IN full on FRIDAY hi'n'
, 1883-05-26
4 Bad Place 60 Ride.

Hank Vaughn is around IN ciutchee, hav-
m net with very Serious acc.deni last
week while riding on the coupling pole q;
his wagon. The suuplns poe broke and
,h. h. r..s aud the farther end vent "over
t,,. hIii, s!.a Ear s~ay," and lett Hznk sit
ripc hy IN. paysde With the homes o. his
~, ta6ls bl.k u. Il is now meniirg
slowly. Oar ,.repres.,6le townie. Herman
krnp,r i, with Vaughn ON his ranch, turn
M over the sod st lively rste.-Leadsr.
, 1883-05-26
SAXsYClE VAPO7S.
(FRoa ovR EEorIAR ceREksFoSpsyIl


There Is nothing in TINS county IL we ex-
cept wheat that groSs and aouri,hes like
lnfideiity. Although our school facilities
are good for 4 new country. and as read
ing community think We Will coml are iav-
orally With other and older settled sec i1us.
IS it Is dithcult to lind man who dos not
take from Que to ten easpap.rs-irienn
stanton takes the litter number
Preachers and women are scarce, espee-
ialiy the former. have lived here five
years and do not recollect of ever sc, ing
minister In this section, although our peoplv
are generous and raise goodly numb II
chickens. Sing.e ladies are few and Tar be-
tween. Hence there is 10 iaducemen, far
bachelors to dress up and attend Divine SER
vie, If such was In existence. We believe
this would be a good field for David Cook,
of Chicago. InSersoll has no business here.
We learn from Mr. Wm W.s,fall, Wbo
has Just returned from horse huutIng uip
IN the Batter Greek country. that the land
has been taken up very rapid, III that once
famous stock country. He SAYS there are
several parties in there buying horses, calcu-
Iating TO drive them to Nebraska. II will
not be long until horses are as scarce in u
matilla county as cattle. and the latter are
vrry scattering ct present.
There is q petition in circulation IN the
vicinity OF Helix, praying the Postmaster
General 10 remove o. Sw'tzer from Uffcr
and appoint II. II. Simpson at that place.
S;inson, travelling agent for the E. D..
was here a few days ago in the lnt,rest OF
that Journal He secured twenty-six sub
ser,bers IN two days. which speaks well for
our people. Some took 1t because they
wanted It Others took il because he wanI-
ed them t.; while several subscribed 10 get
rid Of Mr.. 8. He i. as hari to beaJ as can
vasser.
Friend Ben, i: is zoo good to keep. We
introduced a newly made fAtner-,n Law 10
Ben lately and In the cnuIs; cf CONVERSATION
The recently initiated benedict was spok,
of. Oar friend SAID, .. Yes he Is a menda-
cious, ln-ipid, dirty scrub. In my estimation"
We wanted 10 wink a. BIN and let him
know there was 4 marriage short time ago,
and that Mr.. SIS daughter was one Of the
parties.
The Hon. B-n. Stanton is turning his at |
tenlion to STOCK ra.sinS as We'll ss farming |
on large scale. He has demonstrated be- |
yond doubt that Alfalfa can he raised here |
and made avery profitable crop.
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