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, 1883-10-06
L SHOCKING EIPE.
A Ch.uanaa Rsp.s = sevsn-ycsr-"id White
si.l.--Judge Lyoca's Verdict.

4 horri;ie ard t;end;sh case cf rape occur
red 3: tire railroad camp on Saake river.
The particular, as We cleaned them are rs
follows: \ Chinsman wss engaged by 4
section boss TO reEain around the camp 70
do cooking ior Lis fsmi,y, Which consisted
Of hir..elf, wife and little girl. On Friday
the lady stcpped out fer short tim. leaving
the Chinaman a. work nesr the tent where
the seven yesT-oil child ras sleep. The
TEND, As som Is ne VI. slOne with his vic.
tim. raped hpr ard fed. The mother re-.
turned shortly after, spd upon discovering
the deriiish deed, az once sprcsd the alarm
ard had large crawi IN search Ci the yell
low devil. They ,rscked him to bnrch #
brush which they set on ti7e and then wsitei
for him to make lis appearance. He soon
came orr, wnen rope wss placed around
Ms neck, the other end throvn over limb
and ready hands hoisted him several Zee.
from the ground where lie WAS held till life
was extinct. A hole vas Jug under where
he hung the father OF the unfortunate girl
cut the rope sni the Chinsmsn dropped into
lis rough grave. TIE crime Is checking
enough and comments unnecessary. We
consider the punishment correct.-Bstrocf
Dsro-r>.
, 1883-10-06
The S:nckholders Complaint.

In connection with the Philadeiphls
special published in another column, the
Pioneer Press makes the following editc-
rial comment:
"The story emansting from Phiiade!-
phia. to the effect that the stockholders
have formulated agairst President Willard
four points IN q complaint in regard to
b;s administration of the Northern Pacific,
should be taken with sllovances- The
e1travAs,ucs ensuing On the rapid com
plsticn of the road wes fully tore;oid by
Mr.. Willard when he pledged himself TO
this policy :so years sga. As to The ter
minl facilities for which, 1t Is SAID, so
much has been spent, il would be An ssh
niue course, indeed, 10 build maguiti-
cant trsnscontinental road and leave IT
without room enough 70 turn around in
the .erm;ni Ii will be found thst the
Northern Pacific has secured no one ad-
vantage which has SO much the fruit OF
one mans good judgment IS the terminal
properties bought ny Dir. Willard The
construction Of branches, smother point or
complaint, may have some fcrce when it
IL shoxu that ,aese roads hsve not paid
well on their leases. A. to inferior en-
pIoyes seiec: ed by Mr.. Wizard, ;ts ami
mus Of this charge is its own refutatien.
, 1883-10-06

These whc are putting President Arthur
for rarsnuln .I.-- ION ST the hauds Of tie
EspnIa,czn=. saya: his strength by re!er-
ring TO his Strength in the south. This
n;sy bs IA power IN the convention,
hut it will hc enc + the grounds Of his
weakness st the Polls. That the south,
which viii probably Ne: cast an electo.sl
vote frc :hs Republican nom'nee, should
have sash PoEe7 IN tie uemustiug con-
vsnr,ou, Is FAC. ;hst E,.i seriously IL
I-rs the Gom,ne, strength, If these votes
nominate IAN sSSIls. the E:ahes Ci more
substantial RsPunAcsu s's;gs. "a mat
;sr Of political justice ths one Sts'e Of
lows should have grester strength in
the Republican convention, than all the
Southern S:A,es confined: Ter 1t VII be
her electoral yo;es which all be cast for
The nominee. ard not those u the south
Then. in the RepubH5an party the south
ern delegates votes have slNsys been cor
sidered rurchsssble, sni nader such ma
chine manipniators as Arthur, the first
move is tc control the ssis5le votes H.
friends now say ;hsr he has succeeded.
sud We DO not dub: II, Backed with
,he Malone aud N,sro votes he viii 90
Into the c nIenisn sid siu his uorsIrs
vou. Forinasfk for American po.lucs
such meth6dSae abva. 81 an end. A
nomins'icn cttsinci ~ such methods,
viii Gisgust rsther than Pleass, the hon
ss- N .uy pacty.
, 1883-10-06
Land Grants for Free Highway
to the Sea.

Although We arr opposed IS Dsmo-
cra,ie journal 10 land grants and subsid-
ie, in general, va can readily imagine one
instance in which rs would be willing to
grant it II some powerful organization
would undertake the permanent improve
ment Of the Columbia River. in the lack
Of governmental aid IN this matter, We
would consent TO very heavy land grant
10 such an organization. provided, the
proper arrangement could bs made, 10
ssve ens trade and transportation from a
tax or toll. While our Government. is so
lavish with her land, and 30 shamelessly
psnurious in River and Harbor appropri-
atoms, it nigh, be within the scope Of a
private corporation, - improve and per
feet this Columbia River srtery-of-com-
merce, and take their pay or the most OF
It in land. With the value OF our govern
uent lands st such . deprecission vith
our legislators, some orgsnzssion nigh;
move in the matter and by doing more
good than,s hundred railroads, reap tol
i,seli sn enormous fortune from its grant.
, 1883-10-06
II L AT.
v UoLEyALE
The Legislature.

The Leg;sla.urc me. on Monday 'oT tne
rurposs Of organization. The Conncii stands
=. follows: Sewsll Truax, Of Nsi!a "aiar
pr..iden.:P. B. johnson Of "ai!a "aiia'
Chief Clerk John Detri", Assistant Iiefk
Sam Crawford, of King, Enrolling CLERK j.
7 Calhoun OF Jefferson, EngrossIng Clerk
Henry Cock OF Walla Walla. Serseant-a'
Arms Leon L. Sennard Of ThuFstcn, Mes
s.ucer:C. Caliasan, Dcorkeeper A. har'
stock. Of Thurston. Wa.chman. and fari
B,yley. OF Thurston. Chaplain.
Legislature as follows: Z. c. Ferg"scr
Of Snohomish. Speaker; VI. T. Craw;ori oI
Whitman. Chief Clerk; William hughes 'i
Kirg, Assistant Clerk; Ms. Newton, In
rol,,ne Clerk Miss McMilien Of Pierce En-
crossing Cie,k Hilrov Butler OF King. Ser
yesn.-a.-arms 3. Kel!es Of King, Door,
ke.p.r: James Crawford. Wstchman ID.
n. Cameron. Chaplain Frank Landrum'
II, sssnge-.
, 1883-10-06
SOlICE OF DISTRIBUTION.
TERElroRY or WAsEISSToS
County OF Wa.la y ala

TERElroRY Or WAsEISSToN.
county OF Walla y ala
N PROBATE--In the matter Of the est.ts OF
Nose Teller, D. ceased.
CITATION On rssGins and fling the duly vsr-
Y lnei ptI.Boa of Any-iine Iel.lsr, settlng fo.ta
that Moses Teller, her son, d!ei iutesta.e IN the
county 4 Wslla Wsl.A, Territory OF Washington.
on TIE aSl Ssy II August, iesS. that d-ooisn- ~
the tine o: Us death re-iient of sAI1 county,
lrsr.ng RAJ AMI Persona property therein. "a ue4
al sszo: that d-c-isLs WA unIiarrlei rnaE: that
d.eecznts f.iLef dead, and that petitioner i sole
her OF ceooiepts estate, aad pssysg tor an otcs-
disfIUutILg ana es-ign.ny all Of SAD prUp<frr %
sticorer according 10 Law And l. sppeArlDS 10
The oart that good sxf-ts 10 s-n= letter.
q Administration tne matter Of szI- estate. u
o-lers, ta. al rerscns inte4s-tsl'ir The e@t--s Or
sai1 Moses .elli-r, asc-assi, hk zfd sp.ezr STR
the s.ii sr hate Court q said couni of ss " All,
or ob6zy, tbs - 3ey OF 'eob@r, ioeS, q. trs hour
Of O'Clock p n, u that day, then AMI there %
soE caasS, ally iE.r- bs. WY - orcsr of dis T.
button # .ke properly desc.-D>t IA sa,t petIttoa
shorli "a he made Ih-reIn prsyeS tors tur1s3,
that serylce Of tkls estztou be razae On pe-son
iterese3 IN sail -s4;e By pubieattcn OF 'hs o-er-
IN the ala Walla sTsTzsSAS, weekly News
psp<f printed and published il tie CITY and con-ty
OF walls wsIia, wsxhirstcH Ternto-y. fG tour
successive weeks p.icr 70 sad III day @. Oetcbzr.
lse3 II GUICHAkD. frooare Jntg=.
Dsss. w.ts " ala, S-Pi. u, issa. "a
, 1883-10-06

When We 5. { such - -lariags ws-s, as
tiat Of the E. Hsh against The Egyptians.
and that Of the r,spectivc ono II the
French agaius. the Chinese, whore the 81
yer.oriry Is 90 marked upon one sIde, We
believe thst our Improvement IN crvI,zt-
ton is based more upon eXPedieney than
upon ethics or morality. Ia view of this
idea. we sre pleased that Germany should
tsks the step toward the disarmament Of
Europe, Shioh she las Int'mGted size
,nculd do Certainly the wesker ma
tions VI! STAND better chance before s
"peaoe eomm;ssion,' ,hAa where their
ia,e IS le;, - the arbilrsment oi par.
, 1883-10-06
Arctic Explorations.

II is time 10 put an end 10 the displays
OF folly known as Arctic exploring eIpe-
ditions. They owe their origin to the ad-
venturous spirit developed during the IF
,eenth century. Scarcely had the news
Of the discovery Of q new continent spread
over Europe before plan, we're formed for
rasch:ng the Pacific ocean hy sailing north
OF the mainland Of America. The two
CAho,s undertook the voyage in 1899.
Their failure 10 psss from Sea to sea only
simulated them To try again. The dream
of Henry Hudson VAS to sail through the
great bsv that bears his name to the Pa
ciSc ocean. There hss hardly been \
time during the present century when
some vessel or aeet of vessels VAS not at
tempting TO do what others had failed to
do before The len comprising one eI-
petition do not return, and an expedition
is sent out 10 find or rescue them. Sir
John Franklin IS lost, and tbs sympathies
Of every people in the world sre excited
for him and hi. devoted wife. EIpedi-
ton after expedition goes in search of
him. When all hopo Of finding him alive
!, es'inguished, expeditions are fitted out
to discover his remains In turn 4 search
is instituted for the searchsrc. One tx
! ps,lition is the rre,ext for another, and
this one for third. Every two or three
years the melancholy history OF Arctic ex-
podit:ons repeat, itself. 1t has become
familiar to the people Of the United
States. Crest Britain. Holland, and Swe-
den. IL will be well for the world if an
other Arcri1 expedition is never attempt
ed. 0ae who takes delight in tales OF
want, privS;!cn, suffering, sickness, sni
desth c.n reas; the sccount Of any of the
expeditions Of which thcr. hss been a
survivor 20 tell the awful story Of distress
and misery. Our libraries contsin enough
/ Of this kind of literature. Not another
! volums is needed.
, 1883-10-06
Coupetitien and Combination.

Ore railroad was laid ACROSS the noun
tains, assisted by the Governments cred
it and large land grant, under the pre-
te,t Of military necessity. othsss have
since been built, assisted in the same
manner, under the preteIt OF establishing
competing lines, and destroying monop-
oly. Il does begin 10 look as If the peo-
u,e are the ones who furnish the ladder
for this corporation man to climb by, and
that invariably the ladder Is Immediately
drawn up after him By the assisted party.
We begin to See that instead Of eonpe-
ti,iou meaning the cutting and reduction
of rates, it means if anything a combins-
ton. As soon a g man or company have
money sufficient to build competing en-
terprise, instead Of appealing to the pee
pie for their patronage by reduction in
tariff rates, they simply appeal to the
original monopoliss for share of their
proftg Tho Southern Pacific never hurt
the business Of the Central. They pooled
.heir issues and divided business without
lowering rstes. The Northern Pacific in
stead of appealing to shippers through
their loa tariff, appeal 10 the syndicate Of
railroads in convention 9. San Francisco,
through their ability to compete. Hunt
ington and Gould see Willard in . posi-
ton to successfully compete with them
for the bua;ness of the northwest, and
rather than engage in suicidal railroad
war, they pool their issues like sensible
men; and divide all around. It is conce-
ded by all hands tbs. the competitions OF
these three roads, By their competition,
has done nothing toward establishing low
er rs,er than formerly
Well: What are you going to 60 about
III TIE ssme old trouble. the same Old
crerel We shall probably have to wait
unti, after the next Presidential election,
and then when the country in represent
"a in the legislative and executive depart
ments by tie first and beat choice OF the
Democracy, with men Ike Thurman and
Holman in powerful majority, and
man Ike Samuel J. Tilden IN the Preei-
Dental chair, we shall see 10 it, that the
object for which such lavish dor ations
we're mads TO these corporations, shal! be
obtained. competition means comhlna-
tion and Capitalization of power IN rail
rosdinc, the Democracy will attack 1t
there, as it doe, and always ha. done In
governmental affairs. If We osrnot sue
coed in lowering rate. and preventing dis
criminsticn hy allowing .hsm 70 compete,
we csu at least regulate frsi2hts and fares
by legislation, aud tbs: is the Lesser of the
tro evils. We need rot look beyond
thi., for remedy at .he hands of the
people in their individual capacity; II We
rus. to such patriots as the Democracy Is
new pushing into political prominence.
We haze hoped ths. this combination
has been forced upon Mr. Villsrd, and
that as soon as he can catch his breath
he will avail himself ct his reservation Of
q ninety days notice, and get irse. But
our anxiety is grester than our hope
, 1883-10-06

n the PrCSs.s Cuuss u Wall: Na.,G County
Washington Territ .ry-
In the matter Of the estate % II. Il Hodges
Deceased.
CITATION /. appearing "a IA c@u.,
~ by th- PETITION presented and iil-d in this
court by Thomas J. Perkins. Ainini-trst 7
Of said estate, praying for ~ o:aer {" ell s.,e
real esrate belonging - ii estate, situate IN
the county Of Yakima u. T.. - psy The debtS
ont 5ssr :ir;g against s-sd dec --t, and the
debt-. expenses and eEa=-,-s 4 aiUi-;-'Ta,ian,
/. = or l-ra1 bV re ossry "a, Monday, ;he
18th day Of Cct0be-, A =, l>S', at II 70 o'c,scl
IL the forenoon Of said day a. me court ron
Of said probate cs-rl- ~ .le coat h0U--. Ia
the said city sri c0--rv - Ns-il We e. be
and the sa-ne j. h=rebv a-.ur-r.e .lr tn- tar
Ing Of ,a;d petition, -rf tha- ali persons IN
tereste5 in the said estate app ~ tfi-Fs tht
said probate cnErI thai dsv AID boar, 60
chow carsa. II s1y Lb-Ie s- WY an order
should no. D. yr-n-ei 10 S,.e -a;t sdEn '.iStrz-
tor SIS N said petition PRAYED f0r. ard thz'
service Of THIS ci-arion e nl.Gs 90 al ps-sons
irteIe 5el. bv plhIicat5I1 0f u. order for SIX
srccsss.Ve weeks prior = sit October l.,
lss:, in he Wai'a Nsila s7sTT s,r',,, a weekly
neE-pap=r published an p-inszd IN SAID city
and county.
Dated Walk Wal, y. =. Sept. :, 1855.
J.. &UlCHARp,
I5-5t .Tg6ge src z erE o. Probate.
, 1883-10-06
Sale Of Real Estate

WHEaEss IN the cas- Of james J. Duwnn;ns w.
h, creitors, the Dis,lict Court OF COLUMBIA
ouu,iy, holding IT bay ION " es9ington erT-
iory The ono able =. {. winsard, judge Of said
Count th- 18th dsy uf Aug, isS at bis eh,ml-rs
IN Dayt H. ina i order duly attest='! AMI hled IN
sail court, authorsz the un .e.sn-d. assignee IN
nsolvrny Of the june, }. Downing, Ito s-il
At puOlic auction and 20 the t-st and higeS: bier
tog cash all Of the sad n-Glvynt YrUpery II what
.oeyer nature or kini.
Now tL-refdre. no:ice ia hereby given that :. the
sIni ss-igB.-., Will. or ths l-tn day Of: kOvefn-
her 1888 al liz hour o, ore clock p Il u said day
=: the COURTEOUS. 6olr, IN Tie city ami county of
"all4 ala Washington Territory, sell at pu,bls
auctlC 20 t1= Lighe AMI bst bIt..r tor e-sh, all
the rlgi s;le. interest and clam Of The SAID In-ul
vent. Jah. J. bOsun-Ii, IL ami - the ;oiioSIno
d--cs. ei real esta.,, tO-wlt. Lots number six 81
ami sven u IN b ocS member eleven ~ N Cam
.llri0n tR- city # h-iil "alh. In te county Of
Walls Wall al1 Te ri,nTy o: Sss iRytUn suoorilnc
10 tie o:ici-l plat ot -sid a6diii' L.
j. Il. EV>EEE, Ass gnee.
Dated, Oc- 81, 1873. ).
, 1883-10-06
A Voice from ihc PrcsI.

..Se ;his oTPlstu-i;y - beST testimony
t. tee stleasf Of yo-r Hop B't;ess.' fH-
paesirS % sni theta nauseous scd hitter ard
composed 0. bad whisky. We were agreesbly
s;r?r.sed ~ their u,.ii tasts, Just Ike cup
c: les. i ATs. CrrssEeA and Mrs. Con-
u3r. friends, have likewise rEir,i. and pro.
pcaace them the hest medicine taey have
ever .sskeu Ter bcsliirs up s:rcash sDd ten
Va up the systeu'. l wks trOa5.ed with
ees;sseres-, 5esssehe Eni ~Na. # appetite.
My ailments s-s noS all gone l have .
yearly Contract s;iA doctor % look sfte.
TIE h=si:a Of III sci and faT.ils. eas nsed
hia ns: EoE. =. GiLIILLSp.
July e5, ISIS Poap-<'. AdN~oae, Pitss-
o2,s Ia
, 1883-10-06
OUR PAST AND PRESENT PRICES! !!

It is morally impossible tor any house doing credit
business to sell goods low prices. This fact vel
established IN :hc business world that controversy
that subject would be waste oi time. We the only eI
cIusiyely cash house Washington Territory, and stands
to reason that we can sell goods lower than any other hons
in the ely The public know that our prices during the %
three wears have always been lower than other house
and the reason is because sell Tor cash. The great DIS
lance and length Of tine from New York have always ben'
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap but toi
at obstacle is swept away and nothing prevents U.s. il We
EEL disposed, selling goods as low as in New York or Ch
cago The difference IN the expense OF doing business
WalIa Nalia and New York Chicago than counter
balances the freight and because sell for cash we an
that henceforh se can sell goods low any eastern re
tell house This is bold assertion but have often man
holder and the people KNOW that we have a-Hn'
PROVEN their tr;h.
, 1883-10-06

The Sal. Lake Tribune proposes to
attach tee western portion Of Montana to
Idaho and make j. grand state. l. says
it would os tie "banaer mountain state
and the most magniGcen, mining state IN
tie Union. The idel IS good, but can
bs improved on by adding the four north
.rn count.es of Idaho 10 Washington ter
ritory, which, on it's admission, wiil make
the graudest stats w.,h the lnoss divers
lied Interests il the liste!hooa.-As-
Ys,,s .Ns,rs
, 1883-10-06
SheriTs Sale.
TER rrORY OF Warrington -,
County of Walls Walla-

TER TORY OF WARRINGTON -.
County Of Wslls Walia-
n justices Court, before J. D Lsrnsn. Justice Of
TIE Peace-
VIII II Moor. p!i:n:,E. vs- Cha-- d Tanner. d.
fendant-
To Cha-. II. Tanner, deienlant;-
You are hereby Dotthel that |il y. Moore.
uI.ntin hss fl.c clam aysirst you in sui oour,.
an ch will come on u te heard my otce I, Sor;'
Walls Walls Precinct, N Hals Wslls county. =.
T.. on the s,h d-y OF November. A D. lss3. 81 The
hour OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and unless YOU appear ard
th n and ther- answer, the same will b. taken So
co.fes.ed and the derasni Of the plaintia -lEt-1.
The ob,ect and densnl Of sail claim 70 recover
tr m vcu The sum of hunirai 6ollzrs Tor wn,k
done ani prforn-i III year 1888; and you are al
- hereby lotInsd thA- your properly has been at
;aehed 70 .au.:y sal. clam Complaint Med Sept
s-th. 1856
J. D. LAM.S,
n Justice Of the Pesce.
, 1883-10-06
TIE ADVANTAGE G. GOOD LIGHT

Il is perfectly needless for us 10 tell anv lady that s
light is most supreme necessity IN selecting gooas' w
ask is there lady in WaIa Wala who hasn frequently CON-
mened on the very poor and insufficient light in most al
the stores in ths city! Ladies do not like to buy dress g
or silks in the dark they Ike to the color- they 01
black they don't like TO find tha. is green when they %
home OF course is great misfortune to be bind: o
blind parson has Just as good chance dark store as any
one ei>e This is erea: advantage 90 a sorekeeper WV
ants to work Of poor goods, but to the purchaser
the SAME as buying in lottery The light in the cenle. ~
Main street aud IN the center of store IS precseH
simeIs as good the the street. You can x
exactly the color ana quality of what you are seing
YOU do not need to trust altogether to feeling with s
fingers
, 1883-10-06

The latest horrible tsia a slavery
comes from Cuba, Three escaped slaves
arrived IN Boston and narrowed up the
soul. O, the ;e thetic residents, by stating
that they had to work four cen hours per
cay. When We consider that the average
Bostonian works eighteen hours our of
the tNenty-four, and lays awake the other
siI, studying how he can get ahead oi his
fellow Christians, the horrors OF
slavery, are very apparent indeed.
, 1883-10-06

Mr. McCaliey 80. the Iosn Of the c:ty's en-
sines this morning, 10 sSsi=. in An estors 20
save s.n Of wheat n The scene Of the late
ire, euut,ir;ns some 8 Coz bushels TIE tin-
hers and frar,e work sre on FIRE. and ]. The en-
gines can pu. it out the half of h, vhss:
aooye may be saved A redurtioa of 3,00e
buahels Of wheat. IN tia amount Of the los
WI he . great suliss 70 The cwnea-
, 1883-10-06
Denocratic Prospects.

There sre Is Democratic Governors in
the several ststeA There is Democratic
msionty in the lower House Of Congres,
and the outlook for 1884. is \ cause for
congratulation-so says tho Democratic
convention which nomins,ei Ben Builcr
in Springfield last week
, 1883-10-06

TIE agricultural department Of limos
reports TIE wheat crop the smallest re-
corded for the past twenty-five SEASONS,
-whllo the price st harvest time bas only
been higher twice in ten years. The as
.sssors reyoE, 7,3O4, ,5g7 acres planted TO
corn, and the crop ,s from ten to twenty
aays lac IN maturing.
, 1883-10-06

The political issue. IN lYwa, cannot De
more plainly stated than y the platforms
Of Tie resyecjlye parties. The Repubii-
cans, depending upon their immense ma
,ority in the Banner Republican Stste,
have boldly unfur'cd The standard OF pro-
hibiticn, with proter;i.:l as an auxiliary
sentiment, ahle the Dsp,ccr.-s fs'k Ii
ccnse aud revenue ta5G IL ii'he Drmn-
Gratis suc-ayd in reversing .he r publ
cans, "a they h-p, 20 Do, il w,ll b. very
long a'hrr IN tnc'r caps.
, 1883-10-06

n. Within the pas. week fh,ade!phias
-, Postmaster has detained 8 go packages
under the departments order tina. maii
matter on " hi;h insufficient postage has
l., isen paid shall be held until notice Is
n given the sender that he must pay tUii
postage If he wants the package 50 60 20
q -.;Sz destination
, 1883-10-06

The last Ii L conference held a;
Walla Wal,a .'s.Etxe5' nar,he.a. Ilaho
to the Jurisdiction ot Washington ,orr'-
tory, making the SUNNI. OF the Salmon
river IN ,u,ltains as i.r oss. "a, Hose creek
the dividing line between northern and
southern Idaho. The Episcopal church
con,emplst,s a siH,iiar s-ep at ther next
v,ntron- Now let the p.:iicians 90
sudGal.ke.ise ana mas, us hsp,y. Ma
ur,t lines vi assert themselves Nc;
Pre- NsCS
, 1883-10-06

-: A dental swind!er has for some time
-. been successfully operating in feoria and
ac.Auutgomery conn.ics, Illinois. lie calls
q n far.n-houses and extracts teeth free for
,:npes acts. On his second visit he does
:; further preliminary work, secures hall the
so' .srount CHARGED :oF the plate, and IS seen
f-.ra -,,c-e
, 1883-10-06
>
TrExrToEY or WAsuISsToy. ..
County of wslls wa.ls.

n Jusss,es C,c-t before ]. D. Lamar. Justice Of
the Pesee. ---
To Tho-nax W NArs,el. Defendant: Tou ars
h-r-by po .,t.sa that iyan~- CAl.vzn * FRS k.re
tlei 4 ela,nl ssa,nst ysa IN n,i onrI, which viii
cone oc to be hard u my otfes n Scrtn MzIS
VAL. ptecne., IN walixNssis County. ". T.. On
th- Gsh day of octpbsr. is65. AZ The bolr ot 10
oeIcck A. n. and unl-s .d1 afpsar .nd thea and
tk-r. .,.ver tn same viii BE- taSea - conse.sst
AMI rhe demand Il lhe PlEinttss zraDtef b obtet
ant d.a.ni Of .ac ciain ~ 20 reros=r srora ysr ts
scn al SIS 8? :oc rezts soh sni 6ehEs-ei- And
you are also hereby notified hat your proPry has
teen attached % ssrisf, sad claim
Chin rle; sept -. lseS-
, 1883-10-06
ONE PalGE--Ia!i Goods Marked in Plain Figufs

When commenced business on this basis three y!
ago most houses in this city said such idea was ao
But the plbic thought otherwise, and the houses ,n
first ridicuIed i compelled to pretend to auor
The public know that with these rules have been i
nerabe buIwaks against misrepresentation and nave n,
our establishment household word in every house !"
Territory. An inspection respectfully solicited
, 1883-10-06
5000 Reward.

One bia,k .e,Glnz years 6!5. h-sn5 II y
or left shorlisr. one tay -s=rs 81, ban Z
VI Y rrr left zhoul de-. iSrs were lss1 ssau n
El,ztiLia county. Dcirsr on 3 " Marcys
rsuehzen Co.tnnEOol , ~ addrsss Z. " My
cy, WIallA Wzllz- kny in'oC1naIon OF their
vhe-csSssf., viii b. .is@ral.y rsSsI6ed.
, 1883-10-06

- Alleging that the French language has
- been used in Aisace Lorraine 70 s2i;a'e
s,,es.oration 20 France, General Manteriiei
- has ordered that only the German tongue
= thEl he used by the Judicial and munie-
snipsl authorities after this year.
, 1883-10-06
sis.SG leBera.
-elG

6.s sorrei hnrse. brand ei-e's n iff; hip
0ns .Lite horse, brzrd unknown. boik sh ut1 )
yss.s old and sb1u. III hards tisi, n } ola
marked, they were last seen st Nil;on- l civ
er IT tie Wsiia WsHa stable. Or sGSress 3.
W. Marcy. WAn. W.Ia. %w.