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Huntsville happenings.
HUNTSVILLE, Jan 3, 1888.
Old B5reas has been on high.

HUNTSVILLE, Jan ,, 1883.
O!i BJreas has been on a high.
Quite q nunsJer OF tie Huntsvillians at
tended the Christmas tree at Coppei, and
several OF them were remembered with nice
presents.
P.of. OweG gave a second lecture on
phrenology at the seminary battling to
large audience on the first INST. Miss Ella
Rodgers viii lecture on prohibition next
Friday evening.
Af.cr 4 weeks recupeFatioH teachers and
scholars return 20 Their work with renewed
ut.
Major NcBaue has just conp!etea another
JOB cf work, Sir Atwood's house. Tire
N1ior is a tifst-cIass workman, a refined
genIeman, and IS considered by the ladies
the catch Of The Season.
The event of tie season WAS tie literary
entertainment and supper, at TIE seminary,
last Friday evening. The lecture entitled
Christmas by Prof. Bean. was v,ry tiae,
a. was also a. recitation hy Ms Bean en;i-
tied, NO S-cts in Heaven" Mrs Ban is
sup rb actor. The music by tie cioir was
lar sap rior to anything we haze heard u?on
This. coast, and coaY:Eced all that Huntsville
confirms rare mus;gal talent Miss WiilItts
presided aJ ,be organ, with Ter usual grace
asd sS'il. ''Aint dot fiac, a duet ren-
dA-sd by Prof. and Mrs. Bean, won hearty
encore irom the audieu,e. \ feature Of the
eHteTtaisment was ex.eu.Pg PgEaueous speeches.
Hon. Tom Taylor CARED aaay ;he ya'm
\ preacher h=viHg hfn-el a, the s8-t tia,
there were twnutY.ii;e chickens awaiting
dis elton III an sij,iai;g roasn, VIXEN Mr.
TAYLOR was called ont. he arose. lis form,
wasted with long contact viii Waitsbgrg
grab. his ey.s gIistenng with dsLght, hIs
voice tr-nu.ous with emotion, uttered the
one word chicken" The audience checIed
III way that seemed to say me ,oa," Piatt,
The supper was a grand sac;ess and afforded
relief to about l7.5 hungry sous, AMI brought
into ihe treasury quite a number Of ducats.
which are to be usvi in the purchase Of seats
FOR the Seminary. NovICE.
, 1883-01-13
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is, 1852.
Educational Mistakes.

l. al our higher Institutions oi seafH'ns
tie Imror,alee.of a thorough knowledge OF
o,tacgrspby is entirely 100 much oSef!o' led.
M education Is complete without its ae-
quiremeur. Good peum.uship is mechanical
and Is vel enough IL Is way, but It slnHs
into iasigniicales when compared with good
spelling. TIE chirography oi letter may
be never 80 complete, bu: the litter is very
faulty II the words are incorrectly spelled as
!, o.tsu the case in letters Of business ana
friend-6p. This many times occur "he'e
fa~enrs. teachers ani guardians are insens'-
bic 20 the yalne and importance OF early
training 10 this regard. /, Is tcus The best
time 10 obtain this acc, np.ish.n'Et Is dur
ins the earlier period OF edgcstional training,
and when parents and Others who have the
maua-enlen. aud c,ntro! OF children neglect
It Or a,e dumb to Is necessity, the teacher
should see that the matter Is attended to
even aft-r the more advanced studies may
have been catered u,oa. 1t should be con
,iderea a matter Of prime necessity. Here
many teachers are nos employed III this
county who overlook tu!s preliminary part
of fall eiucs;l0n. The way tue higher
-ei.o Is. ior Inc most part, have been nan
aged a. q gen. r,I ;Ela. throughout tie conn
,rs Is 2, turn a desF ear or iooS with lna.i-
fsrerc- upon the matter Of correct spelling.
Tie value o.. orrho.Tsph.sal kuo~lcdg- Is oi
i'm o-.aucr IT the coua;nc hoa-e, IA the
bank. III tie workshop, IN tie mil, N tue
mercantile hoa.e, and IS needed On every
well regulated iaaa. H. -'oTt. it ia useful
~ .nr ealing connected with business tFans-
&c Jon. Or rssAi.s schools Should ,a&e
aec,ut. a. Iii. ma;tes aad make it a rule TO
a..z Z 20 - 1t once IN every instance where
II La J-.u 70 e.'ecteI. Every edacated PER
son kusss that th- fact, hsEe.n II forth are
uas ,1ir.cal,y lrae. The higher institutions
# learning saoald attend to all snch neg
leet=l cases where It cones under their OBJ
-a.yatiar. i person may acquire fine
ma.a-,nahaai education iut # there Is Lack
# good spal,iug IN ms makeup 1t dim: all
the Other pr.i,eworthy accomplishment.
, 1883-01-13

RARE CoINs.-We have just received an
addition 70 our already large numismatic
collection some rare and valuable coins.
Amo-g them. III 1 most excellent state Of
preservation, is one of The first American
pennies ever ca:uei. It is known as the
Franklin penny, and has one of his t=rse say
ings, Miad your business. beneath snu
dial. suTmounted by tie sun and the word
"Fugo, l.S7," on one side, while on the
diverse IS au an endless circle Of thirteen
links, representing the original States, and
inside is smaller circle inscribed United
Stats, and surrounding the motto :. We are
one, ," tie words being under each other.
Another caiu Is Russian mldt OF platinum,
the SIZE Of quarter dollar, bat considerably
heavier than FIVE dollar gold piece. and
worth -. We have duplicates OF various
Ame;icn and ether coins which We shall be
pleased to exchange with others collectors.
, 1883-01-13

As the holidays approach it is usual in the
large cities to advance the price Of beef. This
has been noticeable in San Francisco the pre-
sent season. Beef took jump from and S
to 6 and II cents. Ia Walla Walla no change
was plad5. Perhaps most of the consumers
think that it was fully high enough as it was.
The library is now placed in fine large
room in tie Kennedy block. We regret to
learn that the opportunity to add to its con-
tents was not embraced at the time the auc-
ton sales afforded 90 favorable al opportunity
u do 81. This, we think, was an oversight.in,
a much rs there We're funds On hand at the
time with which 10 do it.
, 1883-01-13
rsn Culture


Fresh fizh Is luxa-s great many Psopie
vnud TIE. hu. sex Of them iDdu,ge in .hat
kind OF food to ,he extent desired. L
seems an easy matter for any person 50 de-
sirinz to have all they want where small
amount OF water IS obtainahle in which to
rear them. Some valuable hints are given
in the subjoined extract. to which We in
vite the particular attention Of farmer
readers:
By attaching n pump, propelled by the
wiad. to 4 well, says the St. Paul PioKes-
Prcss. you can supply BASIN from 80 to 20
feet in diameter and SIX TO eigh. feet deep
aith water sufficient 10 raise several thous-
aod carp or other fish. TIE OF cost this pond
and appur.euances need not exceed SO.
The bottom and sides need to be cemented
thoroughly. When the basin is completed
place in it allquantity Of floating weeds
Ii yOa intend to raise carp. do net place
other fish OF a predatory kind In the pond
The sg4wniag WIZ occur during the spring
months, the female laying from 50,00U TO
500,Oo eggs. The eggs will adhere to
whatever they touch, and VII soon hatch.
The green scum Of partially stagnant pond
is tine food for the young fish Mud 10 the
bottom of the pond is beneficial. The fish
viii feed readily on kitchen-garden refuse,
suGh as cabbage, leek, lettuce. honiny or
other substances Mater seldom becomes
too warm for these fish. During freezing
weather they bIry themselves in the mud at
the bottom Of the pond. While in this con-
dition they should not be disturbed. In .
pond Of gwen dimens:oas several thou-ani
tish have annually been taken. II weeds
and grass grow prOfusely about the borders
Of the pond, so much the better for the fish.
IL two years time yoa can have acOnstant
supply OF sport and food, and the advantage
OF a pond to assist in Identifying your home.
, 1883-01-13
\ Zig Monopoly.

The Canadi.n Pacific compaay AIMS to
become the most gigantic business monopoly
IN the world, aui nothing can at present be
seen TO prevsu. the c7n5ummatiOn OF their
ans. They wish not 5uiy a road from Win
nepeg 10 Blrrard I4let, iut from Montreal
and beyond, aud further than that they hope
- own lines o! the most immense steamships
ah ,at. connecting their rcal with Asa Gu
one side Europe On fhe other, and Australia
on the south. They aim to ogn and operate
every line of transportation IN the Canadian
dominion possessed oi 4 trade worth seeking,
AMI ole after anoth-r they are accomplish
IN tier objects. l. has most gigantic
ab5.dy, winch properly handled Is alone
s~!ii-ieat l. accom-, .ish ali that Is hirted at
IN the foregoing. The campsny Is now mar
ket'4 so Ot1,9o Il new bonds, prspara-
: - go a. nm-s - spread II their business
nt'rcs-s Of 1883. Tds Central Pac:ii mo-
noP''y 10 Ct.iorris. Nevada and Arizons.
AMI Northern Pacific moro2oly in Oregon.
Naaingt a I'D fiaho, viii be dSarfel
into iHs ,uideanc. ly tia. Of the Canadian
Pacific o. 't. e7nPletian the N,rthen
Pae.'i III roj ahso'utely a1i wholly con-
tf'l ,ae trade OF more tiaa 5O0.OlO, while
the Canadian P,,iic vii have that Of >
ot1,e5o -SsuT Pc>t-IthE3aer.
, 1883-01-13

SEaI OF TGeVEKNNLNT.-lth has been hlnted
s, many tiuIes that the seat OF government
foF Washington territory should be moved
70 . more central location. The centre OF
justices, wealth aad population demand the
change. The question arises, where IS the
evaeral lseati a to which 1t should be re-
Iaovsds As 20 the tsrriiosi4l center Yakima
City ol-im II. AMI perhaps Is right III dcias
-, Ths lA;ess aspirsnt in ihs neld that has
.o'as 20 oar know!-dge rs the city OF sand.
AinsWVrth. II the eoaHsssce % the Ssake
and Co'autsa f.vers.
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EIDDLE-AGED MEH

l-re are lnaHy At the age Of thirty 70 sixtv
WI" are troubled Hith too frequent excavations
ot the a.a1dec, often accompanied by a slight
,s.Iar.ins Dr burning sensation, and a weaken
M ct the system in a manner the patient can.
not account for Dn exaIfirint the urinary
deposits q rUpy sediment Uill often be found.
and sometimes srual, particles Of albumen viii
appear. rr tine color wiil le of a thin rnilkisb
hle, a5aln Changing % a dark aud tcrpid an.
I,zar@nce. There are many Who die If this
t.ii.eulsy ignorant Of the cause which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. Suip-
hey Nii Guarantee a perfect e,re in all such
c'ssss. ara a heaitty restoration oi The genito-
u mary organs
OFIcE HoCss.-IG 70 I, and 6 to :. sam
d7y- from 20 % II = L. Consultation ires
thorough eZsUiination and advica, 8.
Call o. addre=s,
DR. Sr;hNEI GO
, 1883-01-13

Mt CULrCRE-W. c. Paintlr recesVeI
tRo large barrel. of mats feS weeks ago
which inelades large variety; there are
white and back walna.s. several varieties
Of hickory agts, pecan, pau pau, persim-
Eiion ali aeorns- They are intended for the
purpose Of planting. They were shipped
frcm S. Geuevleve, Ne. A forest may Be
looked ior in few years On Eareka Fist.
Our best wishes are extended that their
planting viii be success.
, 1883-01-13
Painters Examination.

George ". Painter wss br3agnt before his
honor. Judge Whitman, .ais morning. -Four
witnesses uere called TO testify. Wis : George
HOrsely. Joseph Hailsy, Wm. Moore and
Mitchell Kerns. The affair occurred 3. dusk
on the evening Of Jan : b, aud tcok place
near Mr. Hadley's hoase. which is mile or
more from Woods tent Il appears Woods
followed Painter Up - Mr.. Hadley's On
horseback. When be cane up Painter YVES
sitting in his buggy. He demanded PAIN
,erI pistol, saying that he was going to
arrest him, and tske hin 20 town Painter
de lined b 10 either sad th2t he would
tie up bis horses, which we're traelious ones;
he tied one and proceeded round the wagon
to ;ie the other, when Woods levsled his
gun he IN turn placed his pistol IN Ike pO-
sition. This was eoIroboratsd by several
witnesses and ta,i.es with the defendants
oxn statement. L seems that Woods took
the 61ug OF pistol near his tent as an IN
salt 10 hIs sister because she would not ac-
company Painter 70 the bah, in accOrdanes
with previous aTrIngemeut. Woods went
Gu very foolish erand, aud BY bis indiscre-
ton received what few men under similar
circumstances would hesitate 10 give. The
defendant said he did not ksow but what
his pistol was fired during the seutile, and
taat ne teld II c.utc5ed Ii his hand all tie
while and that at ths sane time had hold OF
the sho. gun with the other. 0ne barrel Of
tle shot gun vas discharged, but there was
n evidence by whom. Few people could
coj.Iy look down the barrels OF cooked
gau gitlogt resoctiug to tbs test means 1t
command for a deisn,e Ia short, Woods
was huatlng fer a roy, aai lost his life 10
tas venture, The prisoner vas discharged
oE account OF thv a,t bzirg deemed justit-
ale
, 1883-01-13
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent oa Application BIZ letter. stating syrnp-
toms, sex and age Communications strictly
nEaen.iAl
u kearnsE Street, San Francisco. Cal.
D.. Aintie's Kidney Remedy. Ee:.hretiic1lr..
cures All kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants. GonorrhGa, Gieet, Ls1eorrhna. For
sale byail druggists /; 81 % bottle, six bottles
for s. %
Dr. Minties D2ndelion Pills, are t;ie best
and cheapest Dyspsps;a and Bilious rure ir
market For sale by al druggists HODGE
Davis d, Co, Portland, vholesaie ssen.s. sily
Al orders for Medicine G. o. d. must BE-
accompanied with q, Is yrsrartee Of GOOD
faith, Etica VII be deducted whea the r,ack.
axe i ship7er.-
, 1883-01-13

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEWISTON
The papers have been duly fled a, Wasa-
isgton sai approved, Tor an association Of
gentlemen consisting OF ]. P. Yollmer, OF
,his place. Levi Anksney, Of Wslia WaIla,
asd D. P Thompson. OF Ps,tlaad, to star.
First NAeOaa, hank at tbs place. with
eapi,ai Of sjO.ooo- Just what Is needed aad
good men a. toe head.
, 1883-01-13

Aly AID earse numerous diseases that hatiie
O1nlilary medical Treatment: Ii allowed 20
o"ii''i-''', = c unnGtureI !o-s Affect the vital
gyms which causes destroying d.ses>es-
assumption, diabetes, BrlrLts disease, jsUn-
ne insanity, etc. Lxcesses. non-use. abuse,
'.'nsIIsen nl weakness, nalnutritiOn, siIinal and
5:.epfal complaints bring On the boTe fatal
ut'ease-- ..s; Debility and seminal we4kEess Oh
49,, - she Important and Necessary aets Of HE
n;1aeir 1aeir enioyinents. Cures guaranteed.
f;sses f;s-es OF tae geaito uTinary osss:.s, ki4heys,
IL ana Bladder a sIsci4Ity. The manv e0m-
Gss @hf diseases Of women speedily cured
,ars:l, at otiee OF by letter, freeand con-
pz,,ns, pz,r,,n-osoAsIBLE PARTIES can auaHge
f,.,1 ~ ytnenss m the same rnaune. as they would
Fs:9.iy FsT s,Ja ,hsir fanily physician. STRICT
eSCKESY MAINTAINED.
ONE BOTTLE FREE. Il
,,aA hesu.sr size bottle Of either Iuyigoratos i
g,s,.s,. - .eoS the wonderful properties os
fists S.h. .hsisorator known to modern
A'e symptoms, age, II married
ORDINARY CASES.
s,.s recent case Of Special or Private Dis
snrs ~ ,sn saTsd far so. Remedies sufficient to
~ ,s WI VIZ be promptly sent with fun dirertious
recnr.iv es. On receipt Of Si0. Al packages
czll .ss,ed ir.sm observation
Gesrv :. 81 sadreAs Dr.. L:shie & Co. no. 800
pr;v..a ~ corner Macon, San Yranciseo Cal
9nce @-er9nce 3o5 Mason zt-set
, 1883-01-13

From WaIla Waila to Portland in 20 tau l1t,.
Flour ami fax seed, per lUg il,--.---.--S 3 -
Wheat, cats and barley Y..................- Il
Wool in sacks, dry hides and !e.ts... I -
Green hides, pelts and taliow ......-.-.- 81
Rates iperohandise between "aIa W1lia
and Portland vary, aceor,iIns O. classification
of same, from 81 10 to - l. per iUJ p.ouujsf
&. n. PRESCOTT.
manager.
, 1883-01-13
sTRAYED.

oM 81 NJ RANCH AT WHITMAN
tive bors-. b'a 90 Or sbout the io.h % October,
old. brand.d j ssrel AID one bay. 4yeears
ole re.nrn;r,S :. a. On left si,onlder. Any
wailA WsIIa M mn g. ny butcher shop at
naas : 'a'sss1z eEsss Sssr1sS:S rtSS1s.
, 1883-01-13
Connections.

At Tacoma with Pacific Mall Steamship,
San Francisco, and with Sound steamer,
Victoria, Seattle, Olympia ana all points %
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with STAGES for St.iige-rla.
At I'enino with the Olympia a'G Itni
railroad for Olympia.
At Kalanla with the q. L. & y. c.. =. boat
for Portland and all r..ilry..d and sj,.us,l
ines entering at Portland.
, 1883-01-13

.leh a. L'ss Il Memory, La-sitnJe, Nocturnal
F.I.iissions. Aversion 70 society, Dimness Of
Nisi"2. Noises n the had the vital fuid
passing unOiseTTei n the urine. and many
other disc ses that lead 70 insanity and death.
Dr. NILtie vii aeTse - Forfeit Five Hun
t7eG DOiiars for case of this kind the Vital
&es.arltivs under his -peciai advice and treat
meHti vii MT eura, - ie- anything impure or
injurious found IN i. Or. Mintie treat al
Private Disease successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. inclgding analysis az urine. s. q
!riee q vital restorative IS 90 bottle. q,
ialr times the quantity. SO 90; sent 20 any
address rPoa receipt Q: price, or G. o. D., So
cure froEa observ alton. and in pTiva:e name If
desired. bg A. l. MINTiE ND.
, 1883-01-13

cTRAYED.-FROA THE OLD HER
Oman rzneh, on az aDort the first Of. Mover,
Der. E dark Icy horse branded ". y. fcorasc.ed
On the iefs shorijer. 4 Hberai reward viii Ls
paid for his return. to the ranch or to'J Z.
Phillips :. Schw@bseher Bros.
P.F. PHILLIPS
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WANTED.
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THATTnE
IFA.4LA WlLLi FOUNDRY
MACHINE WORKS,
YOUNG ErEN

yETH0 MAY Be SUFFERING FROM
fI the effects OF youthful fclIies and in
discretion, Will do well 10 avail themselves Of
tbs, the greatest boon ever laid 1t the altar Of
suffering humanity. DR. SPiNNEY will
guarantee 20 forfeit 500 Tor every ease Of Sem
mai " c1--ness orpTivate disease Of any kind
oE character which he undertake.. and fails e.
owl.
, 1883-01-13
O. r. & ri. CO.

PASSENGER TRAIN leave Walla Haila
Il for all points west at % ?. -, every
Jay except Sunday.
bASSENGER trains leave Albina, opg9
Il site Portland, at il5 P. " daily iyZcept
Sunday arriving AZ Walla Walla at $50 a. n
, 1883-01-13

Between W.Jla W7lla and T. Tiau.i.g.
1st class, S5i u c!ass, ~
Between WallA Naill and Portland .Sli tH
Toe Dale g 60
, 1883-01-13
Ocean Division.

STEAMERS sail from PORTLAND flr
- Francisco t1rics lr,,k, on IUtsday-. and
Fridays. at midnight. Returning, leave San
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, y ,dnes-
days and Saturday, A. ~
, 1883-01-13
Through Tickets.

Through tickets for s.le at the PRINCIPAL o.:l
ces Of the company, and at the otice 81 tie q
L. an. Co.. in Portland. Oregon. 10 Victor
and Seattle. and via Z. n. 5. :. Co 5 steam
ship from Tacoma ani O. Il. & y. Cs.'s ..uG i
c. s. s. Co.'S steamships from Porti:ui
San Francisco.
Through tickets to Portland. Oregon. i,i
sale AZ Victoria, Seattle. Tacoma and leIira.
j. W. SPRAGUE. JOHN MUIR,
Gen1. Supt't Supt Of Traffic, PoItls-A
OTIS SPRAGUE. Sup't Pac Div.
II. W. FAlRWIATHER.
SuU. Pend d'Brri,ie Division
, 1883-01-13

GSadea Asjiezi Discnrsry" word ;
tered as srass marx cures 81 huro1s from
the pirnp'e or eruption to great yiruIen. eAtiug
ulcers 3
, 1883-01-13
WESTON RR .srR.
PissEt.IY EAEEz:

Trains will leave Whitman daily g.. . A. y
for Milton and Blue Mountain NlarirH.
, 1883-01-13
PEN D'0REiltE DlYISlon.
Nsiiuin junction 10 : OkaBc Tail>.
connections.

A. wallula Janc:iou with the O. +. K :
Co. s railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medic, Lax
Spangte and FaumingtoE.
At Spokane Falls with stages Tor Cola
Fort Colyille, Lewiston, Medical Lake. Sns
gie. Fort Co.ur dAlene, Lake Pend d'Oreil
and all points in Northern Idaho.
, 1883-01-13
III, Dry Creek Homicide

At the .u4urt held on the body OF Tros.
Woods. hg Coroner Wells yesterday, the
following facts a,T. ei..ted: Painter aad
W,oi- had a us.d ioe the possession a the
,lr IN the h.nt- . Woods, at Or near Had
|ey : hoas-
George Hor-ely sysi.Gsi tht Woo@s asked
Painter II he "a, the rs,a driag oi pistols
around hi, TIT. Painter replied, yes.
Wood. dsn-uJed h., pistui-said ie w=s
so;rs to :akc hin to town. Painter refused;
sad he had so 10 say that he dIi not 90 to
town. Painter being in hls buggy At the
time, called ior soiIe enc TO tie uPhis harsts,
but 20 one responding to h,s cali he tied
them himself Soon after the witness head
txo shots IN rapid succession Woods ran
away cryiug ac was killed, and when near
the house 'eII Heard no other words eX-
csP, What has Lo-n stated did MT kro~
Who yii the shooting, as both w-Ie armed:
ill u0t see PliLaef's arms: saw the SHOT
guH. Lt IL vas broke 70 yie-.s when saw
:. II, Ilfhcuily occurred b, hind the bagsy
80 that cruid not tel ulo irgd the shots
y GIiiocl. next sworn. stii:sd that Pain
ter came 70 tie d1or Of Miss Woods, hai
some conversation: attor getting IN bis
u-gy AMI proceeding little way from the
house, he fired off j pistol sijnt. Woods
saii he w5s Q iug to have HIM arrested, ana
proceeded 10 Had,sy's gate VITA that int,n-
ton. The first word, witness beard was,
Pai1ter sad '.ive up that gun @. wlil shoot
ygl. Viii, IN the act Of dismouuting he
beard a shot fred, aud IN looking up ne saw
the lr az o.; Woods shirt On FIR: not more
. than five s,ccals elapsed uut.l the second
shot was hard. v h.n Woods cried II am
killed o.
J,cgh lIaGl-ss testimony vas merely
/ c,-T1bor.,gve o, GIIoya's. with the addition
+ tha- l.. heard Woods say that he h~l right
I 10 protect lis sister. Ia. no on testified -
I to - ao dii tbs 4 inr. The following Is ths
. jary's verdict.
w, the undersigned icry sInm rei to
/ srp ar before W L. Wel-s, Co,on~r ct
. NaltI Waiia comfy. II. T., in tae matter
of tn irquislt.ou oa ;he body Of 10 Il
I Woods, lyn. dead at uaiisy's Station, III
[ ,ail c2uayy. after hg'rg daiy sworn and
I viewing the body ami hearing ali the resyi-
moay aidnc,d, find that the name OF tic
t deceased !, John Moods, native o; Lev /,
county. Mo. aged about - years, thai he
/ came to his death from gUns5oc wound in
his lril arm n 4 scgtlie with - orse Painter,
and that Ue are unabla 10 tell from the J.
dJu-e Who rred the shot
( WN. HApLEy,
y. Il. CLARK.
, 1883-01-13

Tie Fsrt NeIeOd Ga,s-ze is the latest aidif.
ton to our exsAAase list Alaska Is nov to
hear from
, 1883-01-13

Passengers for Aiusworth. Cheney and
Spokane Falls change car, at WaiiIs June
han.
, 1883-01-13

CHANGES -jaauary 1T OF every year
brings win !, many business changes. Day
tn has had is quota Mes>Is. CFossler
Bros have sold Their harness shop to ;. T.
Ens'i b. < O.: :. D. Root las pareh .sed
Archie C'arh's boarding house: J. d. Vii
!'sFus Te.Irss fr2m tie frm Of Brown, Sing
'ey K Co. VToEislors oi the-steam p'aning
mill; y, hinbaa has purchased the in
tere>t ~ Thomas Halt IN the furniture
store, and the ba,izess hereafter be con.
dac:ei auler the Grm ZANE Q; Kimbln &
Mar;in.- Dgg'os JeY-zal.
, 1883-01-13
TIE GREAT ENGLISH RgYEDy

Is a Ee.er failing cure
Tor Nervous Bebility.
Tx hansted Fitalitv.
5 eminI Weakness
SpsT'lat0rrhea, Lost
Mar Hood, Impotar-
cy, Paralysis, Pr,.sta-
t1rrhesa, and ali The
terrible effects Of
S@lt-Abps, youthful
folies, and exeesses
IN rnafnrar 49,.
, 1883-01-13
DWELLING HOUSES.

have for sale, dwellings on Main street,
ana also IN the southeast quarter of the city,
all at moderate rates and with easy payments.
Now is the time TO purchase, as the demand
for good dwellings is causing a..rapid increase
in prices
Also, for sale, house and eleven acres, op-
posite the neS depot: price, S22,eJ0 cash. 4
good residence can thus he gained, while 4
good investment is insured, as the property
viii increase in value a. the railroad facilities
are increased.
, 1883-01-13

o. Cows.-CoWs Of talI srosth that have
mad their calves constantly running with
! them can never become good mixers. for
th2reaseu tat the uGiers have no chance
to distenA so IS 20 hold the milk The most
Proftlble mixers, No mAtter whsr.ire keel
may be, IS made by training the heiiers from
the time they drop tue FIRST cali. and II the
caii Is taken away from tie eo~ altogether
at i week old is all the better.
, 1883-01-13

LIE RICHAU's GOLDEN BALs,M N.
Cares Tertiary, Mereurial, Sypbilitic Iheu-
matiSn. Pans in the Bones, / loer4.ed Ehr1at,
Syphilitic Rash, Lgmps, etc, ami eradicate ;
all diseases from the system whether caused
by bad treatment OF abuse Of mlrcuTy, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. free, - per
bottle
LIE RIcHAU's GoII'gS SPANISH AyTIDCrr
For the cure Of GonorrhCea, G.est, etc irice,
81 30 per bottle.
LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
A wash Tor cure Of Gieet. Structure, Diseases
Of the Urethra and Bladder, etc Price, 81 -
per bottle.
LIE RTCHAU's COLLEEN oISTaFNT
For the effective healing of SyphIiitic Sores
and eruptions. Price, 81 per botti,
Also agents for Le Righsu's Golden Pills,
for weakness, loss Of physical Tawgrs. and ali
diseases arising from abuse arl excess or over
work. Price. - per box
Sent everywhere, C. q. D., securely packed,
Qer express.
q. F. RICHARDS & 90, Areu-s.
427 and 429 Sansome street, 'is1 Frane.@e",
California sly