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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07
AMUNEHIENTs.


The Haverly Msstodon Minstrels
are at Nashville tonight and open
here tomorrow night. They give a
good exhibition, 1t is stated. The
Boston Globe has the following about
the troupe: 1.-THE minstrels number
sixty, and there is no dead wood in
the organization. A remarkably fine
social session opened the pro-
gramme, the solos and choruses all
being good, while the cOlloquies were
bright, as q rule. and marked by con.
siderable originality. The sketches
and specialties which followed were
all interesting and brought out the
very lerge variety of talent embraced
in the organization. To specify what
was truly enjoyable would be to name
nearly every feature in the programme
and nearly every one Of the sixty per-
formers. Not dull moment was al
lowed during the entire evening, and
it is safe to say that there will not be
dull moment allowad during any of
the performances Of the week. The
company closes its entertainment with
a very clever burlesque on Patience"
much superior il merit to the greater
number of such productions. For a
really good exposition OF negro min
strelsy nothing better could be given
than that of the Mastodons."
A Princess of Paris.
The second appearance of Rose
Eytlnge last night at Leubrie'S Thea
ter drew a moderate attendance.
The play presented was "a Princess
of Paris, piece full of strong dra-
matte situations and interesting eli
makes. The star of the evening acted
with excellent effect, and at times dis
played marked force. She was we'll
supported. The engagement closes
tonight with a second representation
of the same play. This afternoon
Felicia" is in course Of representa-
ton.
Hermann Coming.
The great Hermann and his Euro.
pean Company will commence an
engagement at Leubrie's Theater next
Wednesday for three nights and a
matinee on Saturday. Hermann is an
expert in his line, and he will be
heartily welcomed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07
CITY DEET.
A Little Light ON a Mixed Sub.
ject.

During a random talk with men,
members of the debt settling delega-
ton this morning the reporter learned
that one Baltimore bondholder, who
has 100000 Of old city Indebtedness,
has not yet signi6ed any intention Of
signing the bill to compromise at fifty
cents. He and his son, joint owners,
wanted time to think the matter over.
This gentleman offered to accept fifty
cents with four per cent interest few
years ago, and it is thought he will
come to term9at last.
Have you no idea how much Of the
Indebtedness is represented by the
signers2" asked the reporter.
I'VE can only guess. Probably a
million and half or two million dol
lars
but that is not two thirds.
Maybe it is more than two mills
lions"
But you can't sayP"
mo; it would require calculations
of an interminable kind. I'll
venture to say that if you
were to place a set of experts
in this room and a set in that, and
give them six months to calculate the
debt, their reports would differ half a
million dollars"
why did the signers Of the bill
refuse to give you the amount Of in
debtedness held by themP"
"They didn't want it known to the
tax gatherers, l suppose. | don't
know any other reason"
IN tell you" said another member
Of the committee, ''the bondholders
will want hundred cents en- the dol
lar by the time the next Legislature
meets"
what 90 you mean by that2"
ii mean that the citizens Of Mem
phis had better let this bill go on as
it is"
"As l understand it, they want that
very thing. What they want worst is
the consent of the bondholders."
The idea of the committee is that as
81 out of the 80 bondholders seen have
consented, that 81 80 of all the holders
will consent. They cant say whether
there are one hundred or five hun.
dred.
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Lost His Money.

At Miller's saloon, on Beal street,
last night, Thomas Murphy displayed
a twenty dollar note and it immedi-
ately vanished. Patrolman Plummer,
colored, was called and upon the com
plant Of Murphy that he had been
robbed by one Of his companions, ar
rested the trio, Murphy, Ryan and
COnsodine. They were fined FIVE dol
lars each to-day. The larceny could
not be proven.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, March Z, s pm.-Cotton
easier. but not quotabiy lower. Uplands,
b 9-l6d; Orleans, 1l-16d. Sales to-day,
5000 bales Receipts, 1900 bales; Ameri-
can, 1000. Futures opened fat and closed
fiat.
New ORLEANS, March I. l1:S0 am.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 95Sc. Sales
to-day, 800 bales Receipts, 2l66 bales; at
Mobile, 242; Galveston, b069; Charleston,
1885, Norfolk, 226; Savannah, 1900.
NEW YORK. March I, 1921 pm -
Cotton easy. Ordinary, TIC; good ordi-
nary, SIC; low middling. 8 11-l6c: mid
ding, 10 3-l6c; good middling, 10lc; mid
ding fair, l1Kc; fair, 12c. Futures dull
but steady, and to points below last
evenings closing prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

If the colored gentleman who bor-
rowed my Brahma chickens last night
will return tonight, he will find the
said chickens eggs in the same place,
as they were about to hatch. Take
them and give me half the young
chickens and | will ask no questions.
MARTIN COHEN.
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THE CITY.

LEDGER LIERs
Crown -four, s. l.. Moore & Co.
Shivering weather again.
Easter cards at Williams.
Breakfast cOrsets. Lange's.
New moon tomorrow evening.
Ozanne l. Mays new store, 257 Main.
The present cool spell will not stay
long.
Easter day is two weeks from Sun.
day next.
Brown & Jones, Sosi dealers, 2e9
Main street.
A week from Saturday will be St.
Patrick's anniversary.
The Tennessee Club is TO elect
officers tomorrow night.
Best homemade brick moulds very
low at Kohlbrys, SO Main.
Select oysters lac per dozen, Sig
nalgo's market, 27s Second.
az Golden Crown and Bullion -four,
Inc ! ,, Finest" at 5. L. Moore & Cos.
OellulOid oye glasses and pebble
Spectacles at E. Wrighes, 1865 Main,
Fancy creamery and Kentucky but
ter,by express daily,atSL. Moore & o..
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Our new spring style hats are now ar
irving daily, and owing to our facility
have been enabled to buy at the very
lowest prices and can therefore sell
lower than any Of our competitors. Of
this fact we can convince any reason
able person if they will take the trOu.
bic to favor us with a call. Each
purchaser will receive fine litbo
graph picture of Mrs. Langtry in
evening costume.
MARTIN COHEN, the Halter,
PIG Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest to three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest.
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ASSIGNMENT
OF Louis Halle, ClOthier- Liza
biIities, S435l.

Louis Halle. slothier, az S39 Main
street, made an assignment this fore
noon, naming s. H. Grasshiem as
assignee. The list Of creditors is as
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His Arm in Danger.

II met those three bunko steersrs,
who were released, on the cars ysster-
day." remarked the classic attorney
this morning. 81 never saw such inn
pudence as they possess. Trailer
started a conversation by lnquiring of
Sims, in voice loud enough to be
heard all over the car, if be had been
down the river lately. I've got a
fine farm down there, SAID Trailer,
if l could find it. l think I'll take
down some fish hooks and see
if l can get it to bite next
week. The great trouble
would be to get line long enough.
By the way, Doctor, he went on,
turning to the third man, did you 90
to see my baby this morning. 1t had
the Group the worst kind last night.
1t won't do to expose yourself this
weather. Better take your arm in out
Of that window, sir, he said to me,
I knew man up in Wisconsin to
have his arm frozen off that way l
couldn't stand that" exclaimed the
classic attorney, "and lust remarked
that President Hadden was back now,
and he was death on freezing out the
bunko steerers. Trailer rung the
bell and the whole crowd skipped"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07
TIE PUBLIC LEDGER
Jon PRINTING OFFIcE &sBooK BINDERY
is prepared to
Execute Work with Neatness and. Dis
patch, and at as
Low RATES
as any competitor.

Business men will find 1t to their
interest TO have their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Job print.
c@so, ID Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

Pupils who have joined the spring
classes Of Nine. L. Louis dancing
school, will report tomorrow at 4 pm.
at Innislail Hall for instruction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

The Novelty FoAding sofh Bed
best In the world.
Eniersected Rubber Door Mats.
AMEs, BEArTIE 4 Co.,
LIST 1853 Main street.
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Wheeling Crown StOgies at
III. T9Ch,
Oysters, Fish and Game received
daily.
sEESSEL'S MARKET,
L2a g. 3SI Main, near Union. 1927
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Louise Segari returned yester-
day from a trip to NewOrIeans, where
she spent a month with her parents.
rhos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re-
paired at short notice. 4S Jefferson. +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

Scholars who have taken part in
Cherry and Fair Star will report Sat.
urday, lOA.m., for rehearsal at the
knights Of Innisfail's Hall.
Mrs. RosE P. THOMPSON.
NINE. l.. LOUIS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

adjoining the jackson Block.
Their various goods are from the
best manufacturers and embrace every
article used in dentistry or surgery.
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FOR SALE on RENT.
STRAYED or STOLEN.

QS0 REWARD-stol Monday night, 5th
QVV Of March, from the stable Of H. A,
1homs, undertaken, Memphis, Tenn, one
about seventeen hands high, ten years old,
broad chested; lately clipped all over; saddle
and harness marks on bis back; little lame
In left fore foot and the boof cracked. Sad
die ard bride we're taken with him. / will
give SIS for the horse and s25 for the thief.
W. c. DAVIS, Chief Of Police,
5l Memphis, Tenn.
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Have Your smoky Chimneys
Cured

And defective hues examined by
calling on H. LEMON. No cure no
pay. 8St
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-uhy pof BtehmofB nOrths..,....,..,.....,
day per steamers south-................
, 1883-10-20
Notice 10 Bridge Builder.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RE
= ceived at the office of the County Auditor
up to Monday, the 5th dav of Eovernber, 1888,
fer the construction Of the following bridges N
Wsils Wa.Is county, to wit: One bridge al
PettiiUhn's crossing of tie Touch: iiver ;
length of main span y fe-t; heighth above
low wster lG4 feet; width in the clear II feet (;
tre-tle " TX "i. the north bank los feet; apron
y feet; tIs-:le work on the south bank "a
feet: bridge and trastle wO 4 ON the ron h
bank tn be bri:t ~ bents; bridge AMI ;restle
work on the north bank To ba baiit IN piles
One bridge xcross the yellow Hawk on The
Dale. military road length al br,ige 30
feet; Gpron at esch end 10 feet; height saove
low ws.er II fee; width in the clear IA Zee. /;
TO he bull: on ,,iles, three piles to eas h be-
Also to replace the spsn aud repair TIE
bridge at Cummings crossing Of the W.liA
VANS river nesr Walula.
Pisns and spe iications can De seen st .h=
ot.:e OF the Auditor or County Snrve7o-
oommissioners reserve the right &c reject aily
and al bids. Il. c. PAN ihE,
Walls Wa,ls. or. ID. ISst. G.. iTritoI.
, 1883-10-20
T.anscontiueutal Mail.

An order h, beyn issued establishing
a daily exchange Il through registered
pouches betweea ;he post-u-sstera uf New
York ani Portland, Oregon, pouches 10
leave New lOrE a. i25 l. n, Via the
New Yo:k and Chicago Il. 2 u, and
Portland at G:l5 \ " by the Wslie
Walll and Portland L 7. o. Pouches
are to be iovra-d,d by tho New lo:k and
Chicago aud L. Crosse, Minneapolis and
"a C.osse, s.: Paul AID Fergo; Fargo
and Bismarck, Bismerck and Billings, Bil-
.ings aui Helena, Helena aud Waliula,
and Wallui4 and Portland Il. p. Us.
This exchange gee into e;fest M,ndAy,
uciah-r -
, 1883-10-20
Cheeky.

WAsuINSroS, Oat S-Mss Leus Car
ter, whose marriage with Major Nicker-
son inc cont in Pn,ia3clPhia snnaled,
tas made Mrs. N.cke-son sn cifsr OF sicCO
L she vii r,l.aquisa s.l cI,ims TO the
property Pus IA TIE formers name BY the
.ugir,s MAJOR Sho makes rhs further
condition tha: Ms. Nicker.on shall r.
trsct SINE very cd'nsive state:3enis,
which. 10 Fut 1t mslaiy, SGT forth that
Me. & C.rter Is a very naughty snd r-cAlsss
woman. Mr.. NioSersca hss refused 10
scceot the Ii,,us !. ard viii lress tie su.,
N , G.ity 10 Jus. 5i.ss Carte. ira,n hsr
house ~ D:p0n, c.'c's. "nero MaiJr
Nrei.rs..l ins a!,ei her before HIS 1 g.t
10 C,uais. Mrs. E.oNeTsrn |, iss, With
oat aEy resns e support, and her case ,a
p>c..l.sTly &.-'F-sS.u
, 1883-10-20
DEMOCRACY VICTORIOUS
nEIo To TIE FRONT WITH A
$4,000 MAJORITY FOR
HOADLEY.
Democratic Majority on Joint
Ballot.

CoIrxsrs, Oct. lI-More complete
returns from Tuesdays election indicates
az increase in tho Democratic majority,
and /, will probably be considerably over
1900. The Senate will be two to ore
Dsmocrs,., and the House is estimated
at .i1ry-three Republicans and slAts-t"o
0enocra.s. Later returns as to the leg
is.a;iye ticket indicate tfist tbs Democrat
ic majority on joint ballet will not DC more
than cvsnty-four. The second amend-
mon. vii receive shout 500, COO votes,
and viii probably be adopted II Tsso1
pec,ed that the cities would GO strongly
against it. The judicial amendment l.
carried beyond doubt. The hrst amend
ul.,.; vii DO. get ever 100, 900 ScleH- The
u-ohilr.:on yo:- is estimated at from b0oo
to 20, go, ard the greenhack at 20, 600.
, 1883-10-20
Valuable Information.

Postmaster Pearson OF New YORK ssy'
from fact over 500 l,tte-s vsre deposited
IN the po.;-o:i;oe Tuesday for dispatch
T. foreign conu.r.es each prepaid oy
two cent stamp, it SOU! appear th.t
corsidessb,e po!:i,p = the public sro III
Sor the impre-sica thet foreign IS veil a.
domestic letter po5. a,e has been reduced
ssa this is no.. iAr p s.nIaster adds the
cas-; tho ri:, ~ ie;fcrs 10 foreign coun'
ot unsversai po-t ur.oa, Of which reatiy
a.. c;t i.z1d nations ard their colonies are
neu,ber-, r5msiriag Is heretofore 3. t"+
e-u,- per bali "uvcg.
, 1883-10-20

lninent peril.
A VERY popular and vellknoTn member OF
oar police force, vAo nxs performed duty twelve
wears at the Un,on R-2. Depot, on Exchange
Place, In Providence, l. =, gives his unsolicited
testimony. Hear him
ali have been dreadfuIiy troubled with cisease
of the Kidneys and Liver during the past SIX
month"; st times / Was 30 severely aniicted that
Iva unable 10 stand on my feet, ss my ieet ano
hoyer parts Of my legs were very badly swollen
NV urinary organs we're In dreadful coacItion,
nv blood vas in . uretched state, and II had be-
come 90 impoverished and circulated 81 poorly
that INV hands anu feet would be eoid and numb
and 40 rh:te o. % APPEAR Efeless could not
rest nights, but wss SO distressed all "''r TIA.
sorld not lie viii in t,i. but would keep turning
and rolling pe side 10 tie oihsE -H nigh,
m that vo1 more tired AID exhausted in
the morning khen went 70 bed My CON
dition beca,lS % serious that / WIS Obliged to
stop work and for thirty days Was Unable 10 ne
on duty. consulted the best doctors, And tired
the uumerou, medicines and socailej cnres' bns
rapidly grew worse, and WAS In SAD condition
svery way when Q longtime valued Eiend OF
uipe, prominent in this city in la-ge e1i'Tess
company. urged me to fry Hurts Remedy. as ne
had known Of wonderful cures effected by IT.
Cpon his representation ! obtained :wo bottles of
the Ranedy and commenced taking it as DIRECTED.
aud greatly to Iny surprise in less than twenty
four hours commenced TO feel relieved Was
n an awful condition when | began 10 take tho
RsmeIy, and hsi no faith In IL; therefore, when
Z found almost immediate relief, even In one
davis use Of II, my heart was msds glad, and
ASSURE you continued to take the EezneJF ara
70 improve constantly from day 10 day took II
, 1883-10-20
Cs:tie Getting Blind.

Cattle -,cE inform the B.ttle Mum
tam N,s-.'gy ;sat there are HUNDREDS of
ca.t.c IL ,ty Ha.ab"ior that s-e pertec ly
thuj. s. Ia 40 c-u,s can be assigned
igr The di,ssze. A scum forms oVsr ;he
ball 5f .hs ,ys, entirely depriy.ng 'he an
!n.l NJ ssh-. y i'w have hut one ,ye
attacked Tns hl.in,-s lasts about
twenty days, ani Ds'u-ally, tie animal
L., beiag sb,e e 'c.vel .E -sacch CT tod
l,,,s = eansidJ7shl, Il 81. Fran wast va
can Learn. 10 sa:ac G,s,ass ATTACKED the
,go,s Il th- went! ah,u: seven y,ars
egc. ard -,'h Wy ;sw exceptions J2eg
recovered l. cbagJ ;a7es ws,ks. fIrre
DOES rot s,.u :, have seeI any ii p;
made - st-ssa-:.rss 20 care the disorder.
;her lsayta- nature - sfec, a cure N as
oNu Eay = -i.s,rFJ.f Iimcs-itst5IC.
, 1883-10-20
Assig nee's Sale CT Real Estate

WuERs.s, IN the case OF James j. Dowaaing V.
n. cr.,iitors, n th. District Court OF columbia
county boiling At DAYTON, Nsshiustoa 'esrI-
tory, The bono. able s. 9. Nins4ri. Julgv II sl'4
coart on .h- 18th day of Aug. .s' at Eis cs,.srs
in Gay:,p made orier duly atteSted al! tiel m
said sourt aut;O-iz ny the un!c.signei, isS-iee IT
i:.olyfncv of the - ii james ! DoTHning. etc ssn
Il. pubic auction aul 10 III. fe-t md hi,h-t bidder
for cash. ali of the ssii iolvents properly Of Wat.
s.eveg nature or Kind"
Now, therefore. notice il hsreby siTen that T. TIE
sad assignee will On the 18th d-y OF. No-er =
b:r 1855 at The hour o, o'clock p. =. II sa day
at the courthouse door. N the city ani 6onDiy oi
Wills Walla Warrington Territory. sell Il: publ
auction 10 the highest AMI st bidder for csh. II
the right. title. interest and csnof the said In oil
vent. jams j. Downing. IN and 70 the following
deserted real esta,e. to-wit: Lots number six 20
ami seven III in block number eleven l!ii IL Cams
addition 10 the city Of lis wsla In the county OF
Walls ALA and Territory Of Washington, accounting
10 the Official plat Of said addition.
J. Ii. H0SLER, Ass;gnce.
Dstei, Oct; 81, 1883. 81
, 1883-10-20
Ir1ports And Exports

WAsHIIGToy, Oct 3-The value OF
imports Of merchandise for the twelve
lnyuths ended Aac. 81, is 1906, ,6oi ,56i,
for he previous twelve months s1i", ,eoS,-
gI3; decrease this gear, So, ,2ct 3:a The
,slrs Of exp.rts Of merchandise for tbs
twelve mouths endc,! Aug. 81, is $50,
7I0,9I9. for the prevlo1, Twelve months,
S757, ,32j. .1J8; increa.s THE year, So, ,33S'
ISI
, 1883-10-20
\ Ear6's Bones,

STER1ToEp jFrN ayoN. &C.. 3,-Iu
Angus; iss Dr. Il gs3y, ore Il the Lite
trustees - m birthplace of Shakespeare,
proposed THAI rhe TrmalGs If Shsaspears
should be e1hamai in osier 10 compare
the poets skull s.,h the mouumsn;al bus,
N the church, IS w,.i IS st a. rsst the
question o: 'h1 correctness OF ml"y con
fic;iuS prrsrs!;s ~ oH's;-ac-. Tie prop
osir.on recrivol tic Cut.cIssEi.rt u Rev.
Il. AF:hbgnu; i tR.s p.ace. tpvn refer
ence 10 cAe terra, i secG..a-e; however,
~ MAS sscs.;aiAe3 IA: the 7sma,us could
roi he eXsumct .. disturbed @i;hoGt the
G.. sent Of the naya- ard oEloers Il the
c,.y Jospcra..oa. Tbe msyor .etased to
assent; sai tie ua..sr has cow he@n innl-
ly se,;lli by the city council, which pass.
ID resolution oondemnirg any disturb
aacs O. Sask 1speare's grave.
, 1883-10-20

In the Probats Court Of W4la Wall County
Washington Terr;t Jry.
In the matter of the estate Of Ii. II. EoGI,s
Deceased.
rITATION 1t sppearing to taS cour.
~ by the petition presented and lied in this
court by Thomas J. Perkins, Admir-; .tr,.. OF
IF said estate, praying for an order 10 SCI. tie
real estate belonging 70 said estate, situate N
tie c..unty Of Yakima W. T., % psy tie ,,el.
outstanding sgsinst said deceased. anu tne
debts, expenses and charges Of adin.nis,. Al +.
It is ordered BY the court that Mc1d.y, :ne
15:h day of October. A. D., 1883. Al 10 O'cloc.
in the forenoon of said day, at the c1urt room
Of said probate court, in the court borse, ~
the ssid city and county of Walls Walia be
and the ssme IL hereby appointed for the hear
ing of said petition, and that ST persons IN
.er-stei in the said estate appear before TIE
said probate court on that day and hour, t.
show canse. Il any tho1s De, Why MI oIt,er
should Not Be granted to the saiG stIiinnfra-
Tor in said petition prayed for. Ana thu
service IF this citation be made on sii persnn.
inte-e..ed, bY publication Of this order iGr Sly
successive weeks prior 20 said October l..
1855. in the Wslla walla STATESMAN, wee,i.
newspaper published and printed N said city
and county.
Dsted Waila Wal!a, ". T.. Sept 7, 1853.
r. GUICEARU,
15-5: judge and Cle-s Of P-c1ate.
, 1883-10-20
Binding on Delinquent Newspaper
Suhscribers.

Inquiries from 'ntry l-rsons At wash
il. oa - - vhe.hs: :h,y c"u'a te cola
pslled 70 ley f,r newsraPe:s sent tr'helr
address without alrhcr.'y rave called cn:
the vl!owir.: ruling f.ym the r"g.,f!irs
D-pa.;.nrn:. TIE .iah.iiry @; party 'o
pay icr newspapers n.Iaf b. determined
by rules srpiitahie :. ";har contracts.
When he r'.,llsher, without reques;
from the party either expr,sseG or implied
sends a paper, tha mere fact That the par
y addressed takes the paper iron tie
postotiice does a itself create the obligs-
tion t. piy for the Uarer.
, 1883-10-20
OUR PAST AND PRESENT PRICES !!

1t is morally impossible for any house doing cst
business to sell goods at low prices This fac: We
established in the business wod that any contnveG
that subject would be waste OF time. We the on Ell
clusively cash house Washington Territory, and it SANS
that sell goods lower than any other s
in the city. The public know that oar prices during fae %
three wears have always been lower than other hou
and the reason is because sell for cash The gea Dr.
.ance and length Of time from New York have always been
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap but te
that obstacle is swept AVA and aothng prevents US "
feel disposed selling goods low i'll New York or III
cago The difference ia The expense OF doing business
Walla Walla and New York Chicago more than conls
balances the freight and because sell for cash "e ca
that henceorth we sell goods low aDy eastern
tail house This is boI assertion but have oi'n m'
holder ones and the people KNOW that we have I'''
PROVEN their truth.
, 1883-10-20

Northern Pacific and Trsnseontlnentai
stock ha. fallen e. lev that rumoTs are
rife that Mr. Willard intends 20 risign the
presidency. For the good Of he country
it is to be hoped he sil! retain and ENJOY
what he has worked go hard for But IN
these stock dealing days We may expect
anythinp
, 1883-10-20
N0Iirr Fer Publication.

LASp OFFICE Al WALtA WALL. w T. I
Cct0be- Il. lSS3. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ IRE fIiosil-y raDe,i settler fs, tie5 10
ti1s of his iH.en.ioD % make .inal p',of u
sI,,r,orr oi rs claim, and tl.ar said p.poi wil
ne .lsd- lef1-e l. : Land oifi'e at WaEa 2. al
"a, II. Y. on N"v. 81, 1853. viz: Ste. .hel
Riughc.fsr DS, iiy0. fDr the SIT. Sec. p, I
y, l.. 81 L y! uAmes tire following Wit
nesse- g prove Lis cnatinuous resiteEce uT,on
ard cultivation of said land viz: FIsLa Web
Fl, Peter L. Strsv-ns, Hor-ee Bolont, Joseph
Rirghof!e-, Of Walls Waila, W. 7.
JOSEPH J0EGENSEN, Register.
, 1883-10-20
Well Done"

SEw YORK, Oct. l2-The Sun Gays,
"wen done, brethren, well done The
people have registered their decree that
the Republicans must go, that IS, meaning
that Democratic governor and q Dem
ccratic legislature wll!rule Ohio.
, 1883-10-20
dissolution S0lice.
AI.syeRru. X. 7. Sept. %, IsS.

AEsweRTH. H I. Sept. 20. 1888
The partnership heretofore existing bs-
treer 4. L. Libby aud J. f. krith Is liz
ro- dealers in the tom OF A;nsworth- kas
Terminated on the .th inst. hy tee sad y.
L. Libby disposing ni his interss. In SD
brsiarss to Thomas Doa;ey oi ra!d toSa c;
AInsvorth AL debrs due to OF from the
old GrIu Of Libby keirh will be fece;Y:ed
for or ps:d by tie new hrrn Of Keith l.
Dcnley. A. L. LIEBy,
w-lm. j. Z, hgETa-