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, 1883-01-06
Miscellaneous.

Tampa, Fla, has shipped already this
season l 800, eco oranges.
large iron furnace is to be erected at
Everett, Cambria county, Pa, at cost
Of S1O0,GO0
There are said 10 be 800 professional
suuners residing at Havre de Grace, Nd,
yho make comfortable living by shoot
iug redheai and canyasback ducks. There
are several duck hunters in California who
are rapidly making fortune.
From 10, ZOO to l., 900 tons Of salt have
been gathered along the shores of the
Great Salt Lake this season. There Is a
large surplus Of common salt left over
from last year, and this caused the gath
eriue Of less amount than usual.
N,w York State is the fourth in the
list Of fsh.produclng States, and the pro-
ducts are worth $3.50, ,565. Her oyster
fisheries represent alone 81 ,51I $50. She
employs 100 persons, has al boats,
nh cnDitA of s., ,G59, $50, and her to-
tai product VAS worth 81 $50, 800.
, 1883-01-06

That is strongly dramatic ,hc.1oEt r,-
ated in our local columns to-day tae
suicide Of Sergeant Holland II cynse-
quence g 4 petty accusation against ms
ii,segfity. 4 quioi, earnest i'l'ly maa, cog
rectitude hitherto unSsseIltd, of yamaraa-
be bravery; Of such convictions ut the
righ. that he. 4 poor soldier, wifhstooG an
offered bribe OF thousands 10 d. al easy
wrong: of such stern notions vi the 10
auirements Il his duty that he ai.cuated
the friendship Of many II his m-aacs
i'll fulfilling it-coniron'oi II by an almost
trivial charge. and subject 90 ,h, IR.'i-niiy
Of an arrest, he SAW the odlat Il his
clean reputation. which be had stE.'cn 50
faithfully to build, cruuuicd and fallen,
he felt himself forever cIsEnced, and
could not bear to live There vas IA Ess
character much that is worthy q praise,
and in the motive oi his tragic end. that
which men, though condemairg, con
not but admire.
, 1883-01-06

Wood baskets are decorated in many
aneiful ways, the most popular being by
hansings upon the one side of deep garnet,
crimson sateen, with fringe of the same
color, and motto worked in Kensington
stitch, "Heap Oh more wood, the wind is
chill, while on the other side a collection
OF fir cones serves as ornament
The latest quilt Of baby's bed is made
OF triangular pieces of colored silks Joined
together by feather stitch embroidery in
gold colored floselIe 1t is lined through
out with white sateen.
Plush-covered frames are decorated with
small beads or tiny brass headed nails, or
by painting spray of apple or orange
blossoms in ore of the upper corners and
bird in the corresponding one at the bot
tom.
Square tables are now fashionable for
dining rooms; usually they are supported
upon one central column extending into
carved lions heads, derasts and Feet.
Mahogany is coming into favor again.
, 1883-01-06
Oleo-Margarine-

Oleo-margsrine, a prefamti9n which in
the east and in parts of Europe has CONE
into common use as a substitute i.r but
ter, despite the protests O! indignant
farmers and voluminous resolutions BY
conventions Of wild-eyed daiTymen. has
lately gained a footholi in san FrlLc. SEQ
and will probably ere long be iaund ia ali
the markets Of th. coast. There has been
the excess Of profanity, OF the par; Of the
agricultural population II California,
which las everywhere attended the intro
ductiou Of the greasy Innoyator, but the
undeniable fact that oleo-margarno, WI 20
properly manufactured, soTeseuHiu> good
butter as 10 deceive educated F,la's- ard
is superior to much at ;ho butter that is
sold, ensures its triumph over opposition
1t is. however, surprising 20 learn by tA"
dispatches, that at a dinner gwen "a, the
Palace Hotel in san Francisco Friday
night, the merits cf ole1-marsarlas as an
article Of CONNER e aud Of diet were aud
ed by the President OF the y oarI q Tss.ly,,
ex-senator Sharon, and other Representa-
tive men, in an oxtrayacant manner The
favorable testimony hes heretai'r, been
confined principally to the buying ty peu-
pla who could not afford the gIt-eiged
article or VINO could not distinguish th"
difference. Persons Of the class at h,
Palace dinner have usually despisgd the
new substitute. while unwitt!ngly cuu-
suming much Of It put upon them uudeT
the aluring label oi p-"H-e County
Creamery, or the Ike. \ marked Isa
ture of the trade in California is the sell-
ing of oleo- margarine Tor iust wha, 1t Is,
every roll being plainly stamped Thus Is
fulfilled the purpose Of furh's frequently
reiterated admonitiou, Dye oily. morga
rine pink The ole"-uarsarns "hoon.
has not yet reached Portland and, iude d,
4 dealer of enat city recon,iv returned d
consignment of the stuff after a vain az
tempt to sell it 1t us hope. frr IL.
sake OF our cherished prejud.css, that 'll.
metropolis Of the Willamette Viii loa-
successfully bar the advance 'i the m
yader up the Columbia.
, 1883-01-06

A dispatch Of the ae'yh tells Of th" al
preaching consolidat!an OF the Ga-.t.' and
Commercial newspapers of Cincinnati, III
formation which will much surprise every
body conyersant with these Journals, and
the long and bitter editorial warfare which
has been waged between them. The Gf-
,ette is the oldest and leading Republican
parer Of Ohio, and the Cowm1w,Gi Is
equally prominent as an INDEPENDENT
journal with strongly Republican bias,
They have usually taken opposite sides en-
local and national questions where there
Was fair opportunity fer division with
out soiug outside Of the party aud have
committed verbal assault and battery up
on one another Tor many years Coi-s'i-
ida.ing them is like blending tie anti
podes. The change will te one of the
most important in Journalism ;ha' has "e-
Cured in a number of years.
, 1883-01-06

Tie ura. uGmhsr ii tie Na.'l,-,f
N-r,, tie ueo morning daily II Portland,
was tr.o-h. hy the mails to-day, aud
copies hevs been IN demand, IN c,nse-
g0sHca ofa general desire TO see Aor
she looks Tas Ns'r,- IN appearance, Is
Of tAy most modern s.yle. eight pages d
SIX columns sach. and IS IN m.ks-u
rather a,trlct.ye- The fasj number II a
newspaper IS poor criterion Tor jude
aevt S1me distinguished journalistic
au:h rIi'y, whose name We can't nov re-
call, s.5i tia, newspaper frst Numbers
should always be destroyed by tbs, pub,
fishers. However. W. Of tie Ne,-s Is
crsdilab!s, and ,he paper Is 4 notable ac-
csss.on TO tn Journalism e this North
.rss-
, 1883-01-06

Halls Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover il
scientific combination Of some Of the mOSl
powerful restorative agents in the vegeteble
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to its original
color. II makes the scalp white and clean. Il
cures dandruff and humors, and falling out Of
the hair. 1t furnishes the nutritive principle
by which the hair is nourished and supported.
1t makes the hair moist slft and glossy, and
is unsurpassed as hair dressing. Il is the
most economical preparation ever offered to
the public, as the effects remain 4 long time,
making only an occasional application neces-
sary. 1t is recommended and used by eminent
medical men and officially endorsed by tine
State Assayer of Massachusetts. The popu-
larity of Halls Hair Renewer has increased
with the test of many Years, both III this coun-
try and in foreign lands, and i. Is now known
and used in all the civilized countries Of the
world
, 1883-01-06

perv,1rpY LpGIsIATIoS.-lt is whls-
pefed that money lender in this city rep
resen,,ng foreign corporation, which pays
no taxes, is getting up a bill to be introduced
at the next legislature for the purpose OF re-
lissinp such as he represents from any taxa
t;on whatever on the money he h ans.
Although the time IS vet distant when our
Iesi.sure meets, It may he IS well to kefPa
reather eve upon q part Of our delegation.
, 1883-01-06

CoURSE or LECrUREs.-At the suggestion
and generally profered remuneration Of sev.
eral prominent citizens, Rev. P. B. Cham
berlain is to deliver series of sabbath even
ing lectures upon impOrtantreiigious subjects,
extending through the winter. The first
lecture of the series viii he delivered in the
Presby,erisn church (Rey. Robt. Boyd's)
next Sabbath evening Sublect-"The Su-
ureme Authority OF Gods Words. " A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to come
and hear them. All expenses having been
provided for they VIII lie entirely free
, 1883-01-06

The repar. IS published that ". OLane
Booker. Ii. VI consul AT the port of San
Francisco, has been promoted to be Brit
ish Consul General for America, with
headquarters at New York The honor
IS eminently we'l-deserved and Mr. Btook-
er's thousands OF friends on this coast will
be glad to hear Of 1t, though appreciating
the loss occasIoned by his removal. 1t is
safe TO say that a better representative of
British interests, or one who will do more
for the promotion Of friendly feeling be-
tween Americans and English, Will never
be sent 10 reside among us.
, 1883-01-06

herr Most. who calls himself social
80. though bis utteraness indicate unse-
quaulaucs with tie first principles OF So
elaFsul. has been firing otf a speech IN
Chicago. urging the massacre OF the capt.
talis,s and pIundering OF the banks and
stores. Mayor Harrison is acting wisely
IN permitting the armed paraGes OF the
aIlscel socialists Of Chicago and in giving
the bravling Most full swing. The bad
Hood Of these fellows will thus be xe-
hausted ia wind and swagger, which hurt
nobody.
, 1883-01-06

Annually the lead mines of the world
yield about 100000 tons, and OF tha.
quantity the United States is credited
with 100, 600 tons Mexico, South Amer,
lea generally, Canada and Australia yield
almost nothing of that metal Spain heads
the list Of lead mining countries with l20,
600 tons
The Philadelphia schoolboys who en-
barked in silk culture two years ago, have
enlarged their cocoonery in the city to
accommodate eighty thousand worms,
with branch at Swedesboro, \. j.. for
the cultivation of mulberry trees. They
have invented machine for winding the
silk from the cocoons, which they have
been exhibiting al public fairs.
, 1883-01-06

Coal vS. WooD.-The o. |. Co. this morn
ing received two carloads OF coal. Three
carloads viii arrive to morrow and ten addi-
tional are en- route for Walla Walla, Dayton
and Waitsburg The scarcity of wood con-
sequent upon the Foods caused many wood
consumers to adopt coal as fuel and the CON-
pany's stock was exhausted in three days.
To prevent inconvenience 10 consumers Gen.
Tannatt telegraphed to Dayton for car
load 1t viii he the aim of the company to
hold from three to five carloads in stock.
, 1883-01-06
Meeklp State sman
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1854
PAY Up.

To Ssbseribers ia 1rrears
AZ this ssasln o. The year farmer -al ts-e doiuz
business with farTners, shoBll have T1ury. Thf
WEESLs sTsTKssAS oirculst.- lAEEe!y ausoaz Ills
class. and r.sny q. hsen ar hsilgni IN .isir sub
scrption. Tie publisher has hecn le,ss..i in IL
past but, contemplating many AMI oEgsrsiye in
pTovezents or The wEEsLY STsEE,.lsS. raa-t have
rnoney- suh-eribers. by loolins a; C-a f-ure-
printed with ;Iseir 81; IL t-p,t - fTt Tz.
can readily ascertain how Eu.h they an IL arTsrs
Thu: Il 80 stands for Vol. q, No o. aal lIl!aatl
Subscription paid up tlo 1ats q tli- paper IN
hgare- 30-53 iDsicats tai tie subscribe g. year
ez- and Ecrfs-,3 IG-in arrezsr -, trEr
1882 an srrsa-asr Of year ans .. werf--:f So
is-s. year. and 80 accks 10 20. Eretra . uuHa-
hers 10 the volume, and tie subscription q: IhFe
Dollar PER volume. Nuney can Il. safely r'1litisl
BY money order or by pa!-t-n4 Ie:tsr. Allrs--,
J :. FlHhEE.
Publisher ststss-lau. Walls Wa.l.E T.N-
, 1883-01-06
Cured in a number uf years.

The first question arising under the
Chinese Restriction Act IN Washington
Territory, came before Judge Green at
Seattle. a few days ago, and his uecrs'-n,
at last accounts, had not been Prgnoun-
ced. A smussler from Victoria "as cap
tured in his boat and with him, China
man. They were taken TO Port lo7u-
send and Collector Bash undertook -
send the Monaghan lack, hut be DID not
wan, to 60 and employed counsel 10 rep
resent his side. l. Is 10 he hoped no le-
niency wss shown. The admission o! Yne
Chinaman would open breach ier AUa-
dr.Ais
, 1883-01-06
All Sorts.

When a swindler attempts TO cheat a
dealer in vegetables, the latter will turn
up his nose at the beat
Arab red Is the newest and liyeliest
shade OF this color. A sort Of hey We pre-
sume.
The wearing of bracelets by men is
spoken OF as something new, but they
have been in fashion for long time at the
State Prison.
, 1883-01-06

There is a story from New lerS taat
the Grant Conkling crowd have been let
ont Of Mr.. Arthur's favor ana John >leT-
man let in t. an extraordinary extent
This would not be i trimming 10 the pop
ular breeze snd as no other reason car o-
imagined any the President should oro?
his old friends to t.ke up all Old enemy, The
rsnor, is no doubt fabulous. iitheTe s
representative of played cui bossiga more
obnoxious to the people thAn Csnk'.Hg, u
..is Sherman, Esquire, ef Or.
, 1883-01-06

The OREGON GAME Law.-setslers IN the
newly settled districts OF Oregon make great
complaints as.ins: the stringent game law
passed by the last legislature. If there is
one thing more than another We like to see
II is 70 hear complaints against the iesisia-
tive cranks the dear people are SO fond Of
sending to represent them 10 the legislative
halls So long as i'all are for the party and
none are for the state, nothing but dissatis-
faction can prevail
, 1883-01-06
Sale Of Real Estate for DeiIn-
quent Grade Tax.

Notice is hereby given that viii offer Tor
sale at public auction to the highest bidder the
following described real estate. TO vii \ piece
of land known as the old City Powder House
and as the J. Il. Morris property, on the south
side of Second street, in the city of Walla
Walla. and lying between Mr.. Kinmery's
residence and !. w. Swezea, being 20 feet front
and running back in the shape Of ~ ="
Said land will be sold on the 18th day Of Feb
rua-y. 1888, at the hour Of . O'Clock, ?. II. in
front of the New City Jail, in WalIa Walla
city, w T., FOR the delinquent grade tax Tor
the year lSS2, amounting I" the sun, Of 81 %,
and all accr5Iing costs. amounting g. SI4 81.
making a total of $92 26.
J. G. JUSTICE, City Marshal.
Dated Walla WaIIa CITY, January 1. ISS3.
, 1883-01-06

i corporation has been formed IN ST
Paul Mum, with capital Of SO, ,oo0, 900,
iUr tbs development Of the rermiiion ore
lead On the northwest shore Of Lake Su-
pefio.. Arallroai viii be built IRON the
mines to Duluth or scue othe- point on
tie lake where good port msy be form
ii
, 1883-01-06

GARRISON NorES.-Muster rolls are be-
inc compared to-day. The Paymsster Is ex-
pected IN a day or two.-General court Is IN
session and i number OF offenders are under
goipc trial.-An available hands are en-
Moved in cutting ice, and, with the numer-
o,s teams employed IN transferring the ar.
.;c,e to the store-houses, a lively scene Is pre-
ser.ed at the ponds. TIE product Is OF 4
fine quality and six inches thick.
, 1883-01-06

Lord Byron, in reference to BEAUTIFUL lady.
wryset O friend Lady has been dan-
serou.ly III, but now she IS dangerously well
again" American brlles. when attacked by
any Of the lis that flesh IS hsir to. TnAy be
kept killing, and avoid being killed by taking
DR.. r V. Pierces Favorise Prescription,
which banishes feminine weaknesses, and ne
stores the bloom Of health. By al dragsista2
, 1883-01-06

LEAVING. or five suspicious eharac-
ters, strangers in the city, who have been
hanging about the saloons and back streets
at nigEt and endeavoring to lngrasiate them
selves with drunken men, have suddenly
taken their departure, upon intima;iOn from
Marshal John Justice that the climate IN tins
vicinity is subject to sudden changes, and
tha. very warm spell appeared to be COM
ing on.
, 1883-01-06

! heavy fall 4 Snow az san Francisco
Sa;ur5sy morling created mnch excite
meat, AID gave The youngsters and China
men a novel sensation. The old fellows.
xao had not visited the East si5ee they
cane Gu, as p;oneess, were delighted, of
course
, 1883-01-06

Keely, of the motor announces TINT
his e,perirrents have nos been completes
and that there ye, remains 70 he done,
only the construction ofa 500 horse-Po"er
vibrating machine Tbs Is F7oSHoiy :
machine 10 cause money 70 vi5r-te trIm
the packets Of the stockholders INTO his.
the old machine having been s"Fn va' N
this service.
, 1883-01-06

In the position Of II. b. NJ. Consul
General, AT New York, ". Lane Booker
will receive 4 salary of $4,000 and near
y as much more for Office expenses. He
merits il 1t is expected that the distin-
gulshed title Of X. c. Il. viii be conferred
Ennn lIr. Elnhcr
, 1883-01-06

UNkIND AND VIcIoCs.-The Eor1k,ossf
Ne'rs thus feelinsiy expresses i.selt: Next
TO grAsshoppers, drouth. or small pO1. per-
ambulating female suffrage lecturing crank is
the worst afliction the new Northwest has to
complain Of
, 1883-01-06

WANTED an Farrelly was last heard
Of in Wala Walla. His father died IN Feb
rua,y. 1870. leaving a part OF his lands IN
Clouagrowna, County Meath, to his SON. 4
egll notice appears elsewhere-
, 1883-01-06
Slayen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. 1t is far superior to
any preparation of its kind in the market. In
large, handsome, opal pots, price 80 cents.
For sale by all druggists. Hodge, Davis &
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon H.
Z. Holmes. Waila Walia, W. I. iy21 d&w
, 1883-01-06
A Crucial Test.

The severe chemical tests 10 which the
various baking powders havs from tIue To
time been placed, have demonstrated
clearly to the public the relative merits OF
the different brands from an analytical
point Of view. For instance Dr. Love,
The eminent Government Chemist, IN his
analyses made the comparative strength
as follow.
Cubic iacses
Gas EroIrei
s-Royal~ tcream Of tartArp5wierl.-- lA -i
Charm, talgm powder .-.------.- Ilo-s
'.Dr Price e's------------,--- io--o'
Snow Flake JGrotf q l.----t-------- lOl-S
c. Z. Andrews & Co, alum powder, iah
The R,yal Baking Powder Was found,
besides being OF absolute purity, to evolve
the highest amount Of leagening gas af
any of he powders tested, and hence II
vas placed al the head Of the list and
recommended for Government Use.
Bat the crucial tes. of the kitchen Is,
after all, the most satisfactory to the
housekeeper. A baking powder that never
fails to make, light, sweet, wholesome and
palatable bread, biscuIt, cake, etc. on all
occasions. is the one that will be placed
at the head Of the list by the practical
housewife. and received into her kitchen
for continuous use. This test the Royal
Baking Powder has WIthstOOd for over
twenty years without single failure, and
hence It's reputation as the best baking
powder made has spread from house to
house until It's use has become as uEi7er-
sal as lis merits are unrivaled.
The Ford brothers, who assasslnated
Jesse James, and who have since been
posing IN Eastern variety Ealls as heroes,
to the admiration Of youthful nickel-novel
readers, lecturei' in Boston Saturday
night and elected the spoken opinion
from disgus,ed auditor that they were
no good. Whereupon they drew re-
volvers, and Jumping from the stage, be-
gan a general assault on the audience,
beating several persons with their pistol
butts aud stampeding the remainder.
This is novel manner OF reply to critics,
and VAL make lecture audiences more
wary hereafter. II Henry Ward Beecher,
Bob lngerso!l and Mrs. DR.. Potts adopt
the fashion thus introduced, new life will
be infused into the lecture business.
, 1883-01-06

New Workers call Edisoas lishi a i'''i-
ure. but Edison says it's all right.
, 1883-01-06
FOR SALE.
ST.LOUIS HOTEL

And fixtures and the ground upon which it
stands. centrally located in the city Of Walla
Walla. are for sale on reasonable terms. The
hotel is doing good business. i Old esta6-
hshed, and has a good reputation with the pub
lie. Address,
, 1883-01-06

Young Gebhard did not accompany.
Mrs. Lmgtrv 10 Chicago The country
nill draw 4 long breath.
, 1883-01-06

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the special Ere fund tax list, on all DrOp-
erty in the city. is in nv hands FOR Collection,
If no. paid within thirty days, VIII Re de.ia-
quert and collected as such
Z. JACOBS, City Treasurer
Walla WaIla. W. T., Dec. 81, 1852 41x
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-18
4aaies Department.
For the r. 4 VI. Household.
To j. C.. D.

u think that have aged greatly sir c..
you saw me last. =
And 50 you think Times heavy hand has
made
His eiguet mark upon you since we met
And down the tide of heeting years have
strayed
The golden stars of EIope-forever set
Aud The strong pulses Of lies uoontld,
prlme
irown hiiled. and sig gi>h from the
touch vi time.
[ cannot teach myself oh Fri nd, to think
That YOU have grown, or ever can grow
old,
Altho' know your feet have touched
the brink
)f the thrcescore at which our years are
told,
For still the teu relnaius, and many
score
Have reached it, laughed. aud lightly
passed it DER.
Six years have circei Ger US since the
When last looked upon your kindly
face,
But six years had no right to make you
grey.
Nor rob your step of is elastic grace,
Nor touch your brow with wrinkles grave
ard sage,
Nor make you feel in any way your age
So prithee Danish such baseless
thonght
", ,,,o,. ,,,,lo.o l.. ,,,llc =,
What tho life's noontide joys old Time
has caught,
There's much remaining in the after
glow,
For Love ike sunsets flash on Alpine
snow
Crowns even greyl cards, if they will it so !
MIGNONETTE.
July 20 1883
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-07-18
RALEIGH. ~ c., WEDNESDAY. JULY

sc>s II is full Of practical sense.
bright md pithy. and contains much
sound advice
J.. 3, YOU should write every week
All that you say is true. pure, and beau
tiiul-fnr me. ur letters have an es-
pecal charm.
Grandma. /, too. raise turkeys /
have thirty little ones. Can you and
Judith beat that:
Think not, dear "Invalid.'' LUCILLE
meant To be SO Indifferent 10 your APP
peal for sympathy. | am glad others
have not been 20 tardy. aud you have
already received WORDS Of welcome
No my friend. none Of Us can put our
theory OF happiness into practice at all
times that were impossible | recog-
nize il you kindred spirit. and would
gladly help YOU while away some weary
hours. and | would bring you some
flowers. some lovely pansies Methnks
your tired face would grow brighter a.
we gazed upon their beautiful faces
Your own true spirit will be the purer
and happier for the storm that is now
passing over your life; for you have
already learned God knoweth best"
Write again, and We viii hope YOU can
come under another name. Neritas.
when you visit our beautiful Southern
land let us have a Household picnic
how nice it would be. We would not
meet as strangers, tho the faces and
forms would all (to me) be unknown
think of some of the band as real
friends, and would be glad to see even
one. Waiting kiss to Invalid. kind
thoughts to each and all the Household.
and handful of love to the editor, |
am as ever, LUCILLE.
July 9th, 1883.