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, 1883-03-24

ErrNIoY. .-Tnr members OF the VI. l.,
Charch are 70 have social reunion at iheli
church to-aorrov evening commencing OF .
o',;,,k. Ql stons oi greIt in'er's to ~
c,,qr.h aid immunity are 10 he considered
E.,rv man. woraa IA child ie!o NJ I
the ohu!ch or i;Ie4iiy thsreE". r r'qnes'e'
h,. tL,. oss,.r 20 be there and take part II
III. evenings ,risi:eg.s- Mr, J. 'lyn be-
H.. m consulting ms friends N Al! NJ
moves Ia church w0.k.
, 1883-03-24
Ers;.aiidru and ured-

". E Huestis. o. Em poril, han-as, says
TIM. his wifi has been sicS nearly Sven year.
and for the last four months bedIiddsn. She
La. frrn treated by a Number "t ph, ,s'c' an
Int on.v grew worse. Her a.:enti"n Wa calico
>, n, riar..'s .Gnlirn Medical Di-covery
ant - ,cariJe Prescription which she { N
,,snc,d n.inr. In one werk X ~he c"a!d sit up
al in three week eau.i ~slS ab"ut- b
lIu.., SIS.
, 1883-03-24
MAILA WhILA. Mar. %. lSS2.
Wants Eis Money.
JAMES NcAULIFF.
Mayor ni Wslla Wal!a.

There Is 4 civil case going On today be.ore
Jns.ee Hsnua, in WI Oh y. Llvgeu appears
,.pls milf. snd (. 7. Cati,ns. Gs;et.;er'r
[ sn;elrs that Lawg-u has a san ~ho "as
m.logei by C,fers al the rae
tSI uer day. aid that the Later refused Z
NV the sarrr. -ud the PLAIN ii asks tia, the
,curt compel h.m 10 do 81.
, 1883-03-24
,pMi,I>ra,To1s sor,rr.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
y - th= 2i.h DAY of fehr.as', 1883. the let
t-r- 1 .,iIair,i-trs'i,n II ! J. Burch, aiminis
trs.s.,- ... ~. .-i,ie & John gcDaBis,. deces-
ii. p.ar.. ~ ~ pr,la.te Coat 1t Yakuns Co..
81. T.. ~. uk.si. aI,a -! toe G,h J ,y Of March,
isScs. !. J. Mcdaniel vss by saii egurt duly
.f.p...ai.i administrator ~ ia-r1- p"p. pi -ai
ST.. an! h., tine -z;i ErAly spi,,intrd AL
rnir,-sgI-.r. EEii4 Ba7s -. CO.; e. :'- Ispl--
Ii a ami --ttieis-nt 81 s1'i ,-tate- Done b.
..T,is-, ,: ,i- Pr-,l.,ts r.4Err, March d. lsn5-
R,yr. = J. MCDANIEL,
sg;y. g.. --ia:-. -StiG r ds bonus E"n
, 1883-03-24
7r H.

- liz i i.e''-i tasn auyrr,ne iy have ever
u,i. la.u-a !; leaves uly bowels IN etter Cen
i.ti,n." IL the :, ,Gsyl u''si, hC e'ery one when
r,.irr,in- to Syrup oi r. Gha; Is one Of the
,,r;n,i,-l .,s,-..rs shy SyI'IF # fi,s Is taking
the place Il III the liver me !ioiGes and nan-
Se"uS catLa'tlo> EeJ'trtorr Us.t. ITy H. II.
/ Hnl;.r, = agent tur " air Wsila-
, 1883-03-24
HORSE LOST

oNE DaRK BRowE HORSE. -
- kao'J- ir-h.. taIi rIiisFnsd ~iiert' Nnns
star in fo,.iiea.i white iiiad fs.t sSi.r - Ia,.'
- .honidrF. P,rtsr- kr,,,Ssir: o: tie xneie
~ short. az .n,.i t,,r-- ~iH P-sa,e coz Iu.un,es.s
v;th M.y.s NeA..!ig, tiis ciiy, or siAis' -, "a,
ossce Ths hose Is brani'd ) a sS-.s 81
shculder.
, 1883-03-24

AFTER The geDy.-ih. Br'isn w ST In
Ii; .,INar.h Aueric Il sqIa iron IS a"'u'
,r,s. Pa,r.o Calyll,. on which place III.
boy OF Sir Francis pfakr' e"si sed III
Is,i colin. va, dr.pP-L ir'o the sea nelri'
800 years ago. Whae there All attempt / l
be mad. under ,he direction "' 'iee'A''
nr.I ST John Comrrrel, to recover Tn
, 1883-03-24
iN.irN. iTi,hi.

To nor7v oAout rny LHvrr- Nidn"9 or tIin-
az Irra'!-. ,-y".''iy Er-h'- Disease or
Di.l.-t..-. ,s Hop EIt',I- never 'a.!' 81 a cure
v here s-rur-- = ,-.--ifla. w kn"V tins
Mark .- q. ..- h-,',. tl,,,t ,rl., th, hsH.
Hin.,.y ~ brunette. f'i! irFu,e! or s!ish'r
An,: Sc. ylt1l and. tr'nsrcnd, them all.
Ms t..tI sr~ th" m"st pur" and white -
W. 1>- Z, let IA, .. kraH, tn saLt
or ,ic;"ri,u> ,.pIJEuNF.
, 1883-03-24
DIED

In til CITY, March lg, 1885 Raber' S'ott.
a.,,i As wears s months aud DAYS
In Wa,t,hur.. March Il, iSs'. Alher; CiA's.
ssri Il yss->.
In Mait-bars. Nlrch Is. 1885. Of measles
WI'iie. S.I ci ,. X. ssd y ~ Store, aged
year-. . months ani Is .sys-
In rle ,s.S- k.l,~e near DAYTON. on March
Ia. N s1.rl.-n Y. N;ile Mcfarland
, 1883-03-24
>..hin= -har, ofIami,iakabrs Kruen,s.

Coi,frrre3 Ep-6 tens ot thousands 81 sufferers
eul.i.i ui.- is:. .,i.i !Ga'nttIn the reputsti'-n
which kysTs S.u,afcs-ii.a 81 ioYs. Il = . o''n.-
r...,.rl tn. i-s. y,-.t,ii. Alternatives. with
IT, To- .i5- +. Pia- 'iurn and Iror. and is the
u,,,>t ~, ,,tal Il all remedies fDT ,yroiulon-,
uerclris! or tlao.l disorders. Uniformly sue
rs--tul aId certain in it, remedial Effects. II
.T.4ir.c., l,.i si'b cs.ruPi.ts curss Il Srotnla,
SG.-. psiis. HuUu1-, piIHf,ie-, EruI tins.
skin Disease and al c..'f1i-rs d-!n- irsn. ii.i
p,,,i i,ies 90 the Al.r.I Bv IL irvigo-at;ng ef
f,.ts - l',-avs r..i.Vs. and often cGTes Liver
CaEi,.l.irfs. F-Tu.,l- N.-Ins--.s and Ir1eg0-
Isfitiss. ami i a ln;sut ren-Wrruf vitality.
For pnrif IN. tie ilrri II has ~ equal. IL
,nnss NJ :he .cstsIm. restores and preserves tie
heal aD1 impar;s yi..ar and energy. For 10
y-aFs il has ben IN extensive u-e, and is to-day
The most ayaiis'ile sreii.it. f'r the suffering
sici- anyv-!ierr.
, 1883-03-24

DAMAGE Doxs Tho DAMAGE othe No IT.
Pr6.r.ai consisted o; l60 washouts
and were caused by the ignorance of the
-ns;nesrs not knowing that water would run
down the coulees, hence they graded almost
N the heas OF the generally dry streams, bur
IN, melting snow coming down with a rush
,yeot the road he'd away in many places.
, 1883-03-24
10 The ruhiis-

Ina " d..y- ,'a.' ,rri,riu Wai'a WAn~
vii. the in'tnji'r Il st.a-'u, l"ok t'irjrTN
ami rnIi,.. b,-:.,--. AL trust that hs 2"''d
M; cLs,p work ,.i -tr,t attention L. hc"-
n.-s t., RECEIVE tu- il:sou ,-,s i tie l'--i'e "i
Ms III, AMI -lrr.,1n...'ts c..JEtrv.
facr r.v-f pANIEL HOWE y TO.
, 1883-03-24

RY. Piya,s. VI. H., Euftslo, y. Y; Dear
SiT-Ny wife h, trrn tskiEs Your ''.''den
M.,i.,,! p-..,,V-rI and f,'.et, tor her liver
an 80, s-I .Iebiiity an In, t,nli them t. b.
,o,.i r.,t,'irin.-, ,ni ',oald rccon oend them tn
all sui ~ ic,,n Liver C..u,l.I,in', Sour St"rn-
,-h an; .cusr7,l d-,iii,y Inurs irs,e.naliv.
\. +. HsNg0S,
P-,trN. l.. Church, ElSsh, Ill
, 1883-03-24

METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY FOR FEB 1870
Hughes: barometer. IN. 50 - III loves
h ,-ome.er 18Th, aa.4S IN mem bsrons
20 IS in. b ghes, temperature III 80
.er-.... l,we,r tempe-s.ara. 4-oo. ~ dc
,rrss: man temperature, 1859 degrees
rainfall. SO IN
, 1883-03-24

Goop.-Mr A. C. Dick uson, ei "aI'
burp. has /. magnificent farm o. sSons soo
acres :or which he has standing oDe' o.
$50 per acre. Tia, is the kind o; farms We
t.rs IN Eastern Washington.
, 1883-03-24

Fes LEWISTON B iats now leave Riparia
he..er known as Tens Ferry. for LEWISTON
every Thursday and Suadsy Morning. Ac
comm 4 d,tiou trains viii leave Wslla Walla
m ,he same marn n nj $50 A. N. arriving
II Riyaria st ll:io.
, 1883-03-24
siarsn,s chsrry Tooth Paste.

IN ar,u..,r.r c.,.iinst,..sI f'r the i.r-e,vstion
4 the t..ti aul .-.ns. IL i i,s -or'"n to
ANY preparation cf A. Kind iu The mark" In
la..,. hand -ar.,e. oI,aI ""ts, price 20 cents.
F.r sal. ~ al irIc.i-.s Hode,, Divis 4
g;.-. h..l..-a!r AGENTS. Portland. o'rrc,n. III.
r U.,ln,.s. Walt. y ala, " I. W. dSw
, 1883-03-24

POSTPONED @ viHg tn the demise
or- I,,- brother Fireman, Rob-rt >'"'f' '''
"Sosial pauoe" iu,eniei to be gwen ',s
yi,I,p, Hook ana Ladder Comply No.
., the a,I,ast., will be iTdr haitsss fos'
poued-
, 1883-03-24
Ac.iial.l p-owa,ng.
LSpeei.l dispatch TO S-.rcsuiyl
ArNswoRrH Mar. q. lSSS.

AISswosTH. Mar. q, lSSS-
Oa Sunisy evening. as ! man named J.
Llnah.n. who has bren a. work on lie
BRIDGES Tor some tine plst, vas trying TO
draw pail Of water from 8 stnae barge, tl
ove:blard sni wSs drSwn.d. Aithoui
sesrch VAS immed a.ely IN .isc.ed .or the
body, j: has NJ: ye. beea recovered. Lars'
han "a sPokei o; As an Industrious, steady
mn. and wH respected BY al WHO knsW
him val.
, 1883-03-24

,xcr,.srse-The tiie Of immigration
o..,,o...rd is on the increase. Ine Co
,,nh;. which sailed Wednesday from San
Fnrc;seo, brinss 10 cahia passengers a'e
aos in the stsssaSs
, 1883-03-24
kay,cs FOR PUBLICATION.
Lam .TFIcF ~ NaLt, W.tLA,
Il l. MarsS l.. 1883.

" r.. MarcS l., 1888.
N,.iee J.. lereiy GryiB That the f'isc~ir's
r,r,esl IT ia, 5i>,. i-.ii:-of his intsntiont1
make Ea.i prod IN sIlg'st 81 hi- ci,ir. sn
:, saii l.flrf vii = s-'ie b. - l ; Lana
t.-n-e a N.,'l, y sila. 90 AlTI e. isso. VIZ
I..hn :. Rsi.i, Hb.ae,tsst ~. 6is < zh-
f.,r h = ; y \ ag1 y VI
VI 81. n NE -. r " ". lie
- a.. S. IN -.tu---@- Z. pave b..
Go, i,.,rs,- rs-ii.1.c, nT-,i1 ard cultivation oi
ali isnl. -: Tl.,z. i.iul. \. Zsrg.g, NaIA
I'm. s : II.s-a-3 4 Hsila Gaii1, W
T Ell MORRISON, k'S'-'er-
, 1883-03-24

-E,uSb ,u Rat Clea'- "nr ,ats. n,ier.
roari... ',,,'-hu--. frs. ans. ~ -, chip
u.uul-, cn2hers. lic.
, 1883-03-24

Preston & Me-riirs inftlhl le ye 5. ror'
is advertised IN onr columns Gp-Jay. We
aetd har' 'ly tell our Ieairr, that tins VAS
the first yeast or bax ng low II ever II, ent-
ell ami introduced u tie tr lie, having been
ssablish-d since lSi5. 1t has been well
known on this sast over thirty years dur.
ing which time its purity aud strength have
ben maintained, AID al uho have used 1t
testify t. it superiority. Msny unit II rs
have i.een put ou the usrke:, largely aiul-
t=.a-ed; but tn, pa; y aud strength OF
Preston MerrilPs, make them tie most &C.
onom,eal for hoa,e-seepeFs u use ard i: Is
the hes, in the word. l. yields 10 per
cent more gas THE rai,ing property than
any other powder made in the country.
There will be no excuse for bad bread, BIS
cults, cakes. etc. if you use Ihis yeIst pow
der DysOep;ies frd ihev can e.. bread
and biscuits made with il, n hen ,hey csnno,
ca. any other bread. /: !. guaranteed per
fectly pure.
, 1883-03-24

Don't BIl BOSS SCOTS Unless
yut- WANT THE BEST SEk THAT
OR NAME ~ OK FlEIlG PAIR
AKIN. SELLING s co.
, 1883-03-24

i;aliaS aeJ yriatiug; opa dome for "n" 3'Foft
a. tie >TNTssuAS IN Sc Sar- money sud
try =.
, 1883-03-24
RAISED.
Communication Te ween this City and the
Guaranteed ist cs Opened by Order o.
Mayor NcAuIf

Notwithstanding the how.ing and groul-
NC It saue OF the interior press III relation
the quara ,rine OF his city against Wes-
IN AMI c n.erv!iie, Mayor McAu'iti has
vigorously enforced his "a ,itary measures
while he had reason u believe there was
.nv d niger of the infection lei g brought t.
this city. Nav in proper order he has or.
,ertd the quarantine Iaised. own; to the
fse, Of tao II the cases ha,ilg died and the
-h;rl BEN, couyal,scent. The following
nro -lams,ion i,om his Honor iully eHpliins
l-eli:
WALLA WsILA Mar. %, 1889.
Having ?, celresl authentic informs" on
y-strrst,v ;hs; two OF the ca-es o -mtli-l OK
1-r " >t-.- have iiei a the th''i h il z
con, a 'esceut | hereby order that the qra--
I tine II tais c;ty ag.Insr tie t r-us 81 Mil
On VT. T.. Cen' er,liie snd Penil"'o' he
4 -,.d. b 4. viEg there is 20 be 10 further
lan,rr Of Infec ton.
JAMES NcAULIFF.
Mayor oi WallA Wal!a
, 1883-03-24
Personal Mention.

A. NcKiGnip, Of Portland. i in this city.
Joe. McGre, of Waitsburg. csme down this
n.rDng.
P.w. rsHuf. oi tie o. L. Z y. Co., is in
this city.
Judge Cs.on returned fr'm Weston this
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Storms. OF waitsbars sr~ N
thi, city to-day.
Chas. \. Hugh The well known California
iourna ist is dead.
Ben Allen. the well krown Central ft2!i c
CONDUCTOR, j. in thieci:y.
T. :. Mahry has returned from San Fran
cisco looking well AMI hearty.
Ju'iu. Thielsea. experimenting engineer Il
he o. T.. & y. Co., Is in this city.
VII. BRO VI. ,he well known piano tune,
came NJ froIn Por: sai lat evening.
}. s. Rosenhaum. OF the cigar arm NJ Rasen-
baum. Bros, San Frarc.sco, Is in this city.
MAJOR Rees. of Gees, " naas & Co, left this
morning on business trip 70 San Francisco,
Hn. y. T. Catoa left this mo-nin- 'or
Weston, expecting to he abS-Ht = couple Il
DAYS.
M--,rs Coburn and Greeahsry Of Lewiston
we in ,his city yesterday en- ro"te for san
Francisco.
]. ]. Malouer. representative man Of
Snr.gue, i, in this city lnokinE % the purchase
Of stock. He leaves to-Ia ,rroX ior home.
Hsn. Thos. II. Br ms e at pr'sea, IN Che
nov. having come home over tie North-rn Pa
cisc He will retura To Wsl.a WalIa TIL,
evening.
> 4. 81 TX. Esq, Of the H-llanette FdrMsr.
anu a gentleman who, through his rspar. hss
been If untol service to the Northwest Paciiic,
ia in the city.
Miss Minuie Good assistei by her sister.
Mrs. lie F. \. Shaw, antertaine,i i select arty
OF friend, at the la,eer's residence IN Brch
street last evening.
NJ Loais heller. lat Of Sura-ne. and a
youn; gentleman Q: peasing s1cial qualities
has taken position with Me-s... Evans
Wit. hardware firm. in this city.
Fred Stencil has gone 70 Frs or "iu :
- out it i s-ner. lly imagined thar his bus
in ~ i. to get rnlrri-I. On his return W. hope
q hail him As R-nsd CT, the married man.
Mr.. !. l. Car"phel very pleasant young
gentleman from 3. aul Minn., i in the c!.y i.
boxing around with 4 view "f settling h-re IN
tie prsrti of the law. He nfos that ?
are imluisrati,n n fr.,Ja al tie ar-t '-rI
state Is expected u this '"uatr. % tue e n.
IleJi0n nj the Nnr;h-In Facif>. We hope Il a.
AR Campbell viii decide to r.rnain among S.
for III TIE i--al a. We! a. in every other pr
fession there Is plenty "f rom at the top.
, 1883-03-24

Druggists say thst LyJis E Piskhan's
Vegetable Compound i the bsst remedy for
;emAle eo,r plsints .hey e. er herd Of.
, 1883-03-24

Yoany, m;ddle-sged or oil men. suffering
from nervous debility or kindred affections,
should address, with two stamps. for lars'
treatise, wosIn's DIsrzssARY AEcicAt ASS,
BuHa,s NJ.
, 1883-03-24
Far Thlek Hca d.

u..v, s.,mAchs. bilious cUnditiona We,ls
Nay Apple Plh saii-blioua. -csshassie 10
spI 3 eguss.
, 1883-03-24
SktRUV Men.

wells Health Remover restores health
and vicor, cures Dy.pepsiA, Impotence, SERIAL
Debility. 81
, 1883-03-24
CITY COUNCIL.
Meeting OF that Body Las: Nishf-Ladies
Present--R;ns lilove6--wsnt the Pee
dlars Licelsed-rhe Property Owners to
Water the strests--Kerchaats Want Side
valk Room A Little Premature Etc


The usual mono,oaoas routine cf Council
basinss, was sn,ivened last Bight in diver.
ways. FISt there Mas 'riegstIcu OF Uur
Sooi ladies pFeses,, ~Lo came ia behalf ii
,beir high j 'ense peti;r I. Aside from thi.
toGnc lmIs Fletcher WAS On the wAr-pltn.
aud st'gr-i matter. up cen-ii-iably. The
chamber Was cGosd-d. aai s-v, raj promi-
Hrnt saloon ineH we're noticeable among the
audieIce. As th. melting was about 10 al
i,a c unc,,mia DJyrn s>kcl that liz col
l-ssUes sIstuR his acton Ia employing couH-
sci IN for Ian In r-,=ti,n - the smallpox
Hvrs-Igt'i1a. Fletcher wanted TO know
what the charges Of "a Il counsel wsu,d be.
D0ve,l did no. know GlsSsio7i moved that
Oni- Fletcher did no: believe that they
wee ius,iG,d IN sustaining men.b=r IN 8
m alter OF ths; kinl, az the act had BEEN
una h r.z al. Doyell said ne had act d as
he Ihou shI f,r the interest Of the city, and
when the bill came up If the Council d!d rot
Psy II lie woa!d pay is AimSe':, Bat he
Kan-eh 10 br sus aimed. AMI there the
,.Attec ie-t-. Ii the L .uncil had desired
!rssl E-pre-ent.tion az the Investigation in
Pr land they WoulC have plss-c a resoiu-
ti.'u u that etf-ct az the special meeting
called N relation to the smallpox mat!er.
4. ali events il would have been good
Echeme to have ieani rat what Tho lawyer
vas gong 10 charss.
Tnere was full board pf-srn,. sua after
the c.erk nsi read IN, minutes oi the to
previo is NE, rI-s, :hs Mayor announced
from lhe chair LAT he had .aI'.d the quar-
aut.ne r.sirie;ioas Lately ia fosSe As he be-
iiry,d the danger WIS over.
The Finance Gbmla.t,ee sG'a,i:,ei the foi.
lpaIug Gego,t Suiea w..s -Soy:et: That
they f'uni the report ot t:.e Guy Justice
nj Marshal correct, ani that the following
., I h. ,,.il.
, 1883-03-24
MARRIED

Ia Dayel.. Mach Io,h. Elder J. Clarke
otiiciatin., ,i,,,.-, A. Nc7iwart and Aaris
label Adj.
, 1883-03-24
Frou he 6ldy ~ 7hsz:t-y.

Fr5rl he 61iiy ~ 7hs.:t-g-
Where Is the March Hon,
Mill creek IS slowly falling.
IesuiifIl moonlight evening".
Rof . s.ora Is laii up on Ice.
One drunk this moruins deposited - and
costs.
Virgins and RoI are breskin: ii TO US rretty
gently.
Main s.re-. Is ncx kept oolnpar- tiv,lS free
from dust
There va large riding party out ehj ,yiIiS
m. beautiful moonlight last evening.
Il Is now tiu. for some weather prophet :"
predic, a s.prm bef lie the 9Th OF July.
1.-The Aen... viii give seler, party at the
Ou.r, house on the 9.h o. next month y
! Several OF our Young society gentleman snf
I,Sies will attend party al Dixie ta night.
; Eastern Oregon and Washington ~'."l .;:aT-
Z .r. wi.l commence shaarins about the lz' IL
( April.
! Dsy api 1; ght Vas Il eq.ai len1rh y'ster-
d.v t,ut It took the 0regoEiln To .r;'rrn u'"'
the tat.
: J,l,:n. from the unnsb-r oi hi.tis in This
e-.y and country ,,ely there val he iitt'e ussi
+ Of iu-tre immigration
Tn. steamer "oueau OF th- Parine~ vii s'ii
fo- San Francisco "n Nond4y he 70 h inst's'i
Of Tuesday as advertised.
4 Mary O'Neri wss arrested lat night 'or
drunkenness and this morning was hned sI'
and COST, by Juige Whitman
{ The o. r. & " Company have -
/ .sot,v received three nsw AMI very -i-Sa:t
na,.en,er cars direct f-nm ;he ea-t
The viii of Robert Stott was hlyd 'o-isy-
! The estate is VALUED At s'.i00, ard J. isft l.
N. viii. and two children I'd Bsanh>'tf
and II r Hnlul-- are eAeeutoFs
Eani, & ca. are always starting ne" Ia
du-trv. Tbi, tine it is pestsfoot OIL IL Is
=. rI-ar... and h..t We ever raw ard so!d e.
tie low price of que dollar per gallon
III. new surseon at the post Is MAJOR "ii-
lam. who removed here ir,n For. C0e1r
rain. Eerarsry talented gentlenaa ami
du,i,g IN. var w.s surgeon 2, DiFision HAD
ouar.er, und-r General Merritt IN the Saen-
Z sndo4h valley.
W,ar informed by Mes-rz- Alien & Whit
n,o,s ,h.. the s.atemen..thAt they had submit
led plan, To the trus.ees os 81 F.ni. siao-a
tor nex building 10 cast $500 ia untrue
,bs gentlemen simply returned au estIn2,e on
( q sketch handed them
1 The rex wster-wo.ks sch,ne Is me oia
corpse dug up every spring bat HeTef s.'van-
i1.d into lie. One nsn owns ;he 'I.rin>. az
otbsr has the experi=rcs and one more u re-
ou;,.d N furni,h tie sinrws ct war. The
( I.ti.r always turns up missing
/ Apor.ion Of tie property OF Jasper hore
VA, void this x.sernoon. and enoush Vas reA''
I'D 70 70 satisfy The two executions Of fsins
p,she,s We are informed that Jasper Is oF
va, in Misoul., NonanA and 'has be has
,.nt money in 9 registered isssss to PstS
I nov in this city.
, 1883-03-24
CLINE rnr mn, fKnn LLwIsrox


n.r,b u: ar 4ter Vol have the territorial
bouno AIRY lne at."Ct twI mites 70 the west
v,rI To,. tsi,l.. lands possess the richest
81. AMI Ia.s heavy crops The eHt'nt to
which th ; REGION Is sv;tioS Is erl'i' nerd by
7 a., ;h,. tw i've miles north IL Lewiston Il
H., four .hlae httr town II Genesee, while
G nils ,iue wrst ui Grn-ses L. smother Prom
,sinr pIscs .,l.e,l Cnun.OwI,- III " hitmsn
county. tao miles ircm the territorial hne.
C,ttinuuy northwest Ne pass through the
head oi the GensS.c valley, known a. Lit
lie Norway" ir.ur the grrar humber OF Nur-
we.,ian s.ttIrrs Cross ioR divide lightly
sr;ns.d with timher ami descend, or rather
,.c.ud. iato Paradise valley, drained by
So,.,b p,Ious, Greek, aud the oldest settled
-, d. II a.. the great Palouse country The
valley iJscIi i- oyea prairie land free from
timber v Inch, however, Is very thick IN the
adjoining foot hi!:s. Ia this valley Is Mos
..,w. A village O. so'nr pr,tentions, which
claims 70 posses- 80 inhabitants. IL de-
fai cal rrs..r. hvt - unfortunately i'-'a'.h
IN 4 sink All ca iarHs 40 Utmost nnl-ru''ra-
lie .ho. walicg" tarJTsh whica tn ns'i"
srr.s, runs Ta.- SGYth Pli"a-e = ='s',-
gish and ,reaeher"us stream, with n yeio-
cit. lor gr.c-ioai pnrpps : and -.'en :" T''n
,i,, M h'E aud oyeIf,Sing eyrrytiIrg
arn.nd. Eighteen mies sest "f Mp7eow Is
CJfay. the former metropolis Of tie Palou.e
.o.ntry. but which aptea's - hIve lost Its
gr;p .iue.. 1t. last disastrous IRE sni the adj
y-,roia railr,.sd into Pallman, the future
Lle.ropal-, which ia, divided ~ trade
rr c.. diss - the northw.rd are o;her VII
,saes. sura IS faIuingtrn, Four Mil-, "a
Iu-. cltv. etc, all ioca'ed sboat -" miles
IN ether -iir Of the territorial i.Ounfary
In. Al thu. r.gi0n trllrUs wheat raisiig
3. The staple industry. ba. stock r-i'ins Is
sr:I .x.ei,siy,ly carried on, as the
CEIsS Is LUNrgIAHr
20 .uu.nlr anu s;o-k y s'eT seu a. the
ATG Al hfhi -ffht t'''H
Va, ;a,.pect f ;he Psiou-.= becoming =
rrra- h1Erri ~ rlur'n; e'us'ss, hat 'ns
eoar-s -, P.l.u=e u, rchsa.-. IN their OVER
INK ETY. - :s4.h.r her Gvo b.,t al the cx-
pe.,.. Of 'hs P;nducer h's killed the eo'.e
tnar lad - -,iieR -rs- IN iarn-f- have
:aII.n hsc. cR the y h'a. raising Iuaus'Ty.
Ir;sa county q; minute VANITY OF resources
and when tl.- railroad system !. coInpietei-
:, viii ,-ke ii.~h tar, aid develop into
one o. tn ms Pr"-:eron- s-cii". q he
gr.a. NJ, ;nVssI-
So.hir: bs A-en hesri %. the Oregon
SHIRT L Z. -urv~y.r- a. the lat r,tHrn Par
I ~ ,..oa in then provisions 70, one asonth
: Tne fscr hat the surrey of the Snake river
c.nyon for a rsir ,sd route n still maintain
ed a. an ,xyen>e OF 500 per day i- prof
I po.it,ce ttst the 0regon Sh0r, Line means
| busine~-, ami confirms INV former opi'lion
that there 10 nothing 10 the terms OF the
g.eat railroad compromise 20 prevent the
OREGON Short Line from building TO Puget
: Soand by way Of Snake river. We must
! look 70 the .nd-sod the end 10 not yet
NEz PEacs.
, 1883-03-24
LEwrsToN,s Latest.
LEWISTON. March -. lSSS

l.Rou ouR REGULAR coRKs>rpSrk>r.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-26

MAJ. M. J. WALDRoN, whose death we an
nounced in yesterdays APPEAL, was for a
lew years notable figure in the political
circles Of Memphis. His beaming face and
ahable manners made many friends for bin,
80 that even when he passed into political
eclipse he was still able 10 count large cir
Gle OF admirers who, if they did not Justify,
condoned movement that at least
separated him from lifelong political
associates. Maj. Wsldron had MANY
sterling qualities and much of the
wit and humor of bis race. This en-.
abled him, notwithstanding reverses and the
troubles he had to share Wit. his fellow
citizens Of Memphis, to bear bis YEAR, Light y
and carry them with the buoy srey and casa
oil very young man. As an officer be was
always found faithful and firm in the line
OF duty, and he wss true to his friends. and
the more tender obligations that rested UPON
him as a bdsbsnd and father.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-26
SENATOR BEN HILL
Services in Honor Of the Late Senator
from Georgia In Both Houses
Postal Points.
Democratic and Republican Senators in
Caucus on the Tariff Bill-COw.
don q Little of.

WAsArNeToN, January 25.-The following
10 list OF new postal routes in Tennessee
Msdisonyille to Thoma son & McDonald's
Store; Big Creek Depot TIA tillsfd's Cross.
pads; Grass Waiting Grounds, Broil &
Browder's Store to Cedar Creek; Graysville,
ria Pills Crossroads, to Sequatchie Colleg y;
Taylor's, ria Eogland's Cave; Robeson's Gap
aud Johnson's Stand TO Genesis, mt to Ho-
euwald; Benton to ChesteNa and Scarboro's
Mile; Trundle's Crossroads, ria Hugh Cox's,
70 Cussick's Crossroads; lockwood, ria Post
Oak Springs, to Built Branch; Rockrood to
Kingston; Suubright, Ella Lavender, Bledsoe
Stand and Standing Stone, to Cookville;
Sweetwaier, via Gudger, to Dancing Branch
Butler to Dugger's Ferry; Columbia to Big
byville; Gales, ria Dry Hill, to Alternately
Henderson 10 Montezuma; Island Mills to
Union Depot; Mulberry Gap, MA Muncy,
Shelborne and Larmer, to Sickleyville,
Rsnkiu's Depot, via Bybee, Givett's Woneurs-
burg, Help and Driskill, 10 Rsnkin's Depot !;
Pulaski, via Young and Gar, to Duana; Rog-
ersville to Hale's Shingo; Speedwell, TIA
Hollow Rock and Blow Springs, to Lost
Creek; Spring City, vio Carp and Breedin,
to Decatur.