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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-08

cite Lodge No. 3, K. Of P, and Root. v;
Daydsy First Lieutenant Of Mineral
Castle No. /, Knights Of the Mystic IMAM
The following officers for the ensuing
term we're elected this week at a regulssT
meeting Of Philos Lodge No. 81, l. U. y.
F.: Walter Ravenscraft, P. G.; j. r
Garnall, n. G Jas. B. Elliott, V. G.; J.
F Seaber, P. s.; J. H. Fisher, R. s.; J. o.
Williams, Marshal; ]. W. Hughes, Treas
urer; J. @. Tonry, Chaplain; w. +. Hll-
leary, Grand Rep.
Mr.. Henry Rehs is quite sick.
The arrangements for placing electric
light in the B. & o. machine shope are
almost completed.
a series of meetings commenced last
night in the Presbyterian Church, con-
Quoted BY tina pastor, Rev. J. NJ. Olymer'
Of Keyser, and Rev. J. II. Moore, OF Der
ryville, Va.
A tursted wheel under car in an east
bound freight train, Thursday, caused a
serious smashup on the B. & o. nesr town.
Several cars were badly damaged. Noono
hurt.
Mr.. Arnold Clark has moved his famil y
from Bloomington, Md, to this place.
Much game is being killed on the line OF
the West Virginia Central railroad. AT
least twelve deer are brought down each
day, with large numbers of pheasants and
quais.
Mr.. J. W. Thomas, 3 former citizen OF
this town, died this week at his home IN
McKeesport, Pa.
Mr. T. Kenney, of the Kenney House,
spent a part Of this week in Baltimore.
The trsmroad at the Hampshire Coal
Company's mines will he completed IN
few days, when shipments OF coal Will
begin.
Mr.. F. B. Simmons has bsen promoted
to engineer on the B. & o.
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WARRENTON news.
Ia C1respondalce oftis Sunday Regiael

Special Correspondence Of ne sunday RegiSer.
WARRENToN, 0 December Z The nice
winter weather is being improved by the
Nimrods of this vicinity.
A. MossgrOve who has been confined to
his room. near two weeks, is improving.
A. P. King has been quite sick for seye-
ral days.
Mrs. Hall, Of MingO, is the guest Of her
son William, of this village.
Miss Ellie johnson, Of GallipOlis, is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Mamie Pope.
Mrs. George Train, Of Martins Ferry,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horning.
Miss AIyrs King spent Tuesday in
Wheeling.
There was quite a sensation on Thurs
day morning when it was, noised about
that S. Gillespie's store had been burglar
Esd the night previous. About $50 90
worth Of goods were taken.
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he necessary. During the day time plenty
of light would enter the tunnel from the
ends and top and at night lamp could be
placed inside. The people OF the Wesl
End should think this matter over and lei
their views on the matter be known. Nov
is the time to decide the matter. -
MAYOR Mitchell and the other city Off
cisls can now be called up by telephone
Our citizens will appreciate this conven'
ience.
Bridgeport was overrun with tramps yes
terdsy. The police officers gave them
warning and they departed in haste.
J. G. Tsggart, prominent school teach
er of Belmont county, was IN town yester'
day.
Robert A. Blackford, of Martins Ferry
was in town yesterday.
r. w. Hodgens conveyed two young at
torpeys of Bsrnesville TO Adena, Tuesday,
where they were taking dispositions IN an
important suit in the Belmont County Oom'
mon Pleas Court, in which the estate
amounting to several thousand dollars) o.
a deceased colored man is involved. 1t Il
said colored lady Of Adena falls heir tC
quite a fortune in consequence of the same
Adam Fehrenbach, of your city, was
shaking hands with Portland friends Wed
nesday. ,u
No clue mas as yet been discovered to the
thieves who gutted the store OF S. GILES
pie & Sons, Wednesday night.
Miss Olive McGrew was shopping at
Brilliant yesterday.
Miss Minnie Stringer returned yesterday
from an extended visit at FsrnwoOd, D.
Mrs. Ella Beszel, of Martins Ferry, Ii
visiting at the home of her uncle, John
Chambers, of the creek.
VIM. Beall will remove his family tt
Martins Ferry next week, and MIS- resi-
deuce here wiz be occupied by J. S. Camp
OF the W. & L. E. R. r.
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FAIRNONT.
A show trauded-Goneral Local anc
B1alness News

A show strauded-Goneral Local and
Elalness News
S1.-cl C9rreD0lfsnce Of .ie sunday Regis.er.
FAIeM0Nr, December Phil Greiu-
er's great aggregation Of artists, who
PLAYED here on last FGisy and Saturday
uights. stranded here sud have been with
rs since Tonight they vii play U ,cle
Ds1ier' f0r the anus ment OF our people
To viii be "a bs1ef, performance.
Last Sunday Drs. b. b. and w. @. o.
den. assisted By Dr. Jimison, amputatCd
the crushed foot of samuel Rodgers, an
account @ d which appeared in the REGIS
rER last week JIG was taken of at the
ankle Joint
J. X. S1i5er, Egg, has again gone into
ths siddiery business He has the room
or Main street adjoining Dunington's ma
chine store
James Dunn, pit bozs at Tie Upper No
nongahela Coal Coupany's colliery, az
Bmmage's, moved bis family into the A.
Nj. Borgess. property. On Main street.
Prot. @. A. Size has been seriously I'D
for several days. b1t ia reported some bet
ter at this time We hope for his speedy
recovery.
Miss Anna Fisher vent 20 Warrington
to-dsy. where she viii be- the guest OF
Mrs. Frank III. Bur. for several dave.
Miss Glpsy Fleming returned Wednes-
dav from q pleasant visit 20 Parkersburg
and Wheeling.
Jesse Martin, Of Leroy, Va, who has
been here ON a visit Co his mother for some
tims. viii depar for his home on Monday.
Jesse made many friends here who will
regret bis departure.
Am italian employed by Bennett Is Tai
hott. 40 Camdenbnrg was struck by q
falling derrick las. Monday ard almos'
instantly killed The remains wsTe
brought here and buried IN the old Fair
mont cemetery on Tuesday.
Mics Nollie Brown, OF * user, is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Morgan, on Barney
street.
Charley Nesbitt, who is attending Ale
ghenv College, came home Wednesday and
viii remain until after the hCIidays
Assistant Adiutant General @. l. Hagar
LETT today for Charleston 20 look after mil
its-y matters.
lie. Mccoy was In Richie county sew
eral DAYS this week leaving life insurance
policies with her citizens.
sam Il. Nuzum, the furniture king, re
turned Wednesday from a weeks trip OF
business iu Ohio.
j. o. Watson. Esq, and daushter, Miss
Ida. were in Wheeling Tuesday and Wed
nesiay.
Oar townsman. alexander Rose, has
been sick for several days.
Additional wines have bsen added 70 tho
Western Union telegraph office, on Main
street. greatly facilitating its business
Toe Office now has direct communication
with sll points between Grafton anC
Wheeling and the leading oities.
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BURLINGTON.
Neighborhood News Condensed in Plthy
Paragraphs,


Special Correspondence Of he Sunday Register.
BURLINGTON, O., December Some
low-lfed villain, who probably has mar
rowly escaped the wOrk-house, poisoned q
valuable dog belonging TO Mrs John Hahn.
We have no doubt but the rascal who did
this shameful act, has some notion Of Wis
iting chicken houses to see what kind of
poultry Mrs. H. Leeps on hand.
Mr. Albert Campbell, of Yorkville, was
in town yesterday, shaking hands with old
friends,
Albert Kehrer, Jr., is quite i'll.
The Laughlin mill has had two strikes
in the past week. On Wednesday, the self
feeder boys quit work at noon on account
of boy beng discharged, but the next
morning they were glad to go to work
again, finding out the company would not
take him back The mill was also off on
Friday and Saturday, owing to strike
among the shearmen.
Mr.. George Hercules is cOnvalescent
after an illness.
Mrs. L. Wooster has returned home
after a very pleasant visit at Wellsville.
TIE Glendale Sabbath School gave a
RrAuu ENTERTAINMENT anu Wy supper
here on Friday evening which was well
attended.
Misses Kate and Annie Hahn gave a
delightful party On Wednesday evening to
eighteen invited couples, which was GER
;ainly one of the grandest affairs Of the
season.
D.. J. NJ. Glover left this morning for
Rush Run on important business.
Miss Lizzie Kshrer, who ia down with
typhoid fever, does not show much sign Of
Improvement.
Mr.. Ohas. Lewis butchered some very
fue hogs, some weighing five hundred
cleaned.
Sickness still continues to visit our
/ town.
Mr.. W. Delaney is confined to his room
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PIEDMONT

BRIGHT Views Facts From west Virginia
Town.
s1s-1l C0rcsuIltrcr or De- R.g-ecr.
PIEDMONT, December Mics Carrie
Lewis, OF Grant county, is the guest Of
the Misses Newton.
Mr.. A. J. Cromwell, Of Baltimore, was
here Thursday on railroad business.
To ill vacancies, Arthur See was elected
prslate and Adam Lebeck 1. G.. 81 Lafay-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-04

that merited aud received the highest
praise. Since then the patronage Of the
house hes been very gratifying to Mr..
SteaFns anil II is daily increasing in vol
ume. Tonight the house will have its
formal christening With ball which II is
expected will ie largely attended and
will prove nIOst pleasant social event.
The Ellensburgh Ragisisr calls that
town "the windy wonder. The name is
aptly given. It IN rtlatcd that citizens
Of that place was talking to a stranger
one day when his hat blew of. lie con.
tinued the conversation as II nothing had
happened and made no move after his
hat further Than N follow is course
through the air with his eyes. The
stranger seemed surprised and asked II he
intended to abandon his head gear. ''Oh
no., was the reply, "I'll Just watch il un'
Ill il strikes the walls Of one OF our brick
buildings and there ii will stay until am
ready 70 90 after It."
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"TITG TIEINIA."
Lessee SSeaFns opens Our new ana
SD1snAIa lloSsl IN . B1anaSv
GrAef1vaag - Ala.

"The YakilnA," one Of the most COM
plete and hest hotels on the Pacific slope
was opened on SUNDAY last in manner
most satisfactory to all concernod. For a
couple Of years past the people Of Yakima
have had In view the erection Of hotel
thRt would be u Yakima what The Ia
coma" has been to the thriving metropolis
On commencement bay. The completion
Of the building was delayed q long time
and after lie finish there was no tenent
ready to take the hotel and furnish
and conduct It IN the manner which our
aspirations had given shape. Finally
Mr.. Wilson, the owner Of the building,
who had refused the lease 10 a number,
who were unable or incompetent to man.
age Il m desired, met Mr.. Fred L.
steayns, formerly Of Columbus, Ohio,
who had large experience in the hotel
business and who had the desired
neans. Mr.. Stearns was prevailed upon
to visit Yakima, and after looking over
the building, meeting the people, and
posting himself on the travel, the bust
pesa Of Yakima, and the city'G glowing
prospects,, concluded to become the lessee
Of 'SThe Yakima" Energetically he went
to work. His furniture and fittings he
bought with lavish hand and
with excellent taste. The carpets
Throughout the house are cf body Brussels
and Of attractive patterns. The parlor,
which includes in its iurnishings hand
some upright Kimban piano, shows the
taste Of one who hss a proper sapprecia.
ton Of the beautiful. The snites and
single bedrooms are furnished in ANTIQUE
oak and the linen and other fittings are
calculated to please the most critical.
The bar-room is plain, but the bar fix-
lures are most attractive, being Of polish.
ed hirds-oys maple, aad the glassware is
of that fregile crystal that Is inSInuating
sven to those who take nothing stronger
than the mineral waters. The Office is a
pleasant EcOmNnd we'll furnished, and,
AlteT tac batF uAg CuotOhlp 10 u5ou IN
common BY the lAIies and gentlemen
Who are sUsass Of the house. Inthe din.
ing room and kitchen. w. steasns has
well msrited = feeling OF satisfaction.
The cooking is excellent, the food album
dant and Of great variety, the table
napery. wsre and service Of the best, and
in fact there Is nothing wanting, Every
detaa has been attended to and 3IT.
steArns hos gained the we'll wishes Of the
Yakima public forthe sncress heiS bound
to attain.
The opening OF The Yakima" on Sun.
day was 3 pleasant affair socially. The
house was Inspected BY upwards Of q
hundred guests who sat down to = dinner
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-04
LAND OFFICE At NORTH YAKIMA, W. r. /
June %, 1889,

LAND OFFICE At NORTH YAKIMA, W. TIL
June %, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his inten.
lion tdInREe final proof IN support Of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the reg
lister aud receiver at North vAkiinS, W. T., on
ThurrdAy, August Sth, lssP, viz:
EDGAR 7. STONE.
Desert Land Application No. 10. iCt the sNif
MEL, NWi{ aEI /, aud r. sEi !, sec. -, tn. II,
y R1 T., " M lie names the following wit
neSses 20 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: William Steel,
Peter D. brook II. J. Bieknell and Andrew Kuntz
all Of North Yakima, W. r. Any person who de-
sircs to protest against the allowance OF such
proof, or who knows any substantial reason, IN
der the laws and regulations OF the Interior De
parimrnt, why such proof should not I've allowed
will be given au opportunity At the above men
toned time and place 10 crosssNAmine the Wit
nesseH Of sald claimant, and TO offer evidence in
TebutfaI Of that submitted by Said claimant.
jylaHs IRA N. KRCTz, Register
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LNND OFruE AZ NORTH YAKIMA, W. t.
Juno 10th, 1889.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
: y named settler has iled notice Of her in
tention TO make final proof In support Of hel
claim, and that said proof win be made belofl
the register and receiver At the q. g. land otdee
North Yakima, on July ., lSS9, viz:
ESTHER sTEFYINs,
homestead No. as, for tho nell sec y, twp 10
nr2Je. she names the following witnesses q
pEoye her cOntinrous residenee upon and eulfi
WALTON Of said land viz. Grant Wright, ol
North Yakima, W. T.; A. l.. Pfltrhett, u. Henry,
Lake Denning, OF Prosser. W. T.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows oil
any substantial reason, under the law and regu.
lationa OF the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
pilce to enoSs-eEamine the witnesses OF aid
claimant, aud to offer evidence in nebnttal oil
jeISiyIs IRA ". RRUTz, Register
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PERSONAL.
Z. Z. C.n.lw-Il u in the cilr.

F.. =. CG'lw-ll Is in the city.
Al whits,n Of Kit,Itas oounty is in the
city.
Ausa c. Mason wa- in Yakir,s oa SIM
day lRst.
Mrs. OR'len and Miss. Gertrude Barth.
olet spent Sunday in EIlenshnrsh visiting
iFieuds.
Delegate J. T. Eshelman and y. D
EslielmGD, with their respective families,
left for Olympic Tuesday.
Mr.. VIVA. Ker and children LEFT We'd
nesday for NItoria, where Mrs. Ker win
place the little ones ut school.
Mrs. Mitchell Gillian, who has been
visiting her mother for some time past,
LETT for EllenSburgh Tuesday.
Mr.. J. \. PugsIey and children. are
back from Gle Elurn, where they bsVe
been visiting for week past.
Prot. J. u. Lawrence and J. H. Need
ham will leave Saturday for Olympia TO
attend the territorial institute.
J. B. Pugsley returned from the Sound,
Monday, having completed large deal
with z. =. Caldwell and the Lloyd Broth.
ere.
Wnl. CisrmGin, formerly Of thiscity but
now Of Davenport, was married on tho
e3rd Of june 10 Miss Mary Murphy a
Portland.
Frank d. Nash has returned 10 New
York tociose out his interests there, pre-
paratory tn investing extensively in Yaki-
| ma realty.
Nicholas Mccoy and Nelson Rich have
Temporarily postponed their t'ip tn Alas
| Ia, owing TO unexpected buGinesS matters
requiring the attention q Mr.. Rich.
f, Mrs. Huntington, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Ne. David
Guinsnd for some time past, lett Tor her
home in Baker City, oEn.. wednesday.
N. p. Zindorf OF Seattle a contractor
and builder has secured the contract for
the Lewis and Engls building. Mr.. lin
doFf proposes ~ locate in Yakima and
build residence here.
d.. Nevius returned from the Episcopal
convention AZ Tncoma, Saturday. He
says he IL going To remain in Yakima,
and that the report that be was to be-
come the pastor Of one OF the Tacoma
churches had s birth In tho fertile i'm
aginaiion oi a Tacoma Led0'r reporter.
Geo. r. Taliterro, the retiring clerk Of
the reservation, has decided u kcate at
North YskimR and read law. Captain
Priestley pays Mr.. Taliferro a high COM
plinent for the ability with which ne has
performed his duties and says his retire.
unent il due 10 the expiration Of his term
and the exiSercieE Of a chsngr 81 sdmin-
istratioh. Oh the rev Sppoiutee, Who
Is expected to arrive this week, the Min
ersI Point, Wis., L'eIaoerui gays; "Bnh.
/ ". n. Bennett, senior editor OF the TriG-
une, has been appointed to q clerkship at
the Yakima Agency, Fort Sincoe, WASH
ingtUn Territory, Of which Thomas Priest.
ley Ia Indian Agent. He will leave here
in about two weeks to assume the duties
Of his Office. Capt. priestley to be con-
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LAND oErIcs At NORTH YAKIMA, W. TIL
June 18th, 1889. +
NOTIcE Il hereby given that the following
~ named settler has hled notice OF his To-
tentlou to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made before
at North Yekima, W. T., on Aug. ., lese, viz;
~ LEVI A. cAAUIELD,
(of Bickleton, ". T.l who made hid app No Lsa,
for the swl sec y. twp, mr. q c. lie namtS the
following Witnesses To prove his continuous res
dence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz;
Charles Dillon, Geoge ~ Evans, ": c. Eyana,
who desires to protest against the allow ance OF
such proof or WHO knows any substantial reason,
under the law and regulations Of the interiOrde
partment, why such proof should not Be allowed,
will be given an opportunity Il the above men
toned time and place 20 erors-cyaunine the wit
nesses OF said claimant and 70 offer evidence In
Febuttai Of that snbrnitted By claimant.
jelSjyls IRA ". KRCTZ, Register.
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r4sD O''rer AT NORTH r,,E .,.. 4 ", "; TT


June Z, 49, '
NOTICE i hsrcby Rivcl that the following
N named asttler has hie4 notiee Of his inten
Don Z, make anal proof n snppori Of hts eleim
aud receiver 81 E.R LSud once at North YAK
tma, W. T., on 18th OF July, lss9. Wig; :
cHAKiES p LAFAYETTE,
OF Prosser, ". r., who made homestead appiira
don No. "a, for the ElS Of NE55 and Ehs o. sEi;
Of sec. :, Tp. Z y. a. - East, W. ". lie namei
the following witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of snid land
Va: Henry A. MeFerTen Henry VI. treason
William Hayden and George '. cline, al Of Pros
ser. 7.
Any person who desirrs to protest against
the allowance o. kuch proof, or Who knows any
substantial reason, under the law aud rPgule
tions Of the lnterinT Department, why sacf
proof should not b. allowed, will be given ~
opportunity At the above mentioned time and
place 10 erosscxamlnc the witnesses OF said
claimant, aud To offer evidence In rehuttal 81
that submitted by claimant.
.esluis IRA ". KRUTE, REGISTER.
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IL, :. c., - -. ~ ~ -,
,.SIs I, ,,,,,I,, =. Al. ~. i..s w 49,.
S 4, ,s,,,,,"E., u...-sI = -,
bali Il Il 90 to Second street 70 ineteise
,aAhrr disks In ~thni ne.Ssflcrheod. Il
EaS suspcaed that Yakima had 6rel initS
r,.the onlinsncp has bean tinksred with
20 met, The vss.s Of individuals until
Low Il IL almost wholly without value.
/. Is 10 DO hoped the present rouucii will
Dttsnd 70 this matter ct once, and have Oh
ordinance drawn mp that 10 sound and
will prevent = Sismund, Lewis, or an
Rshslnun irouD moving around WORTHLESS
old ,hulhs Of buildings. Yakima has
xrOWn ton xrsat n answer 10 the beck
and nod Of every individual and 4 L tine
that our municiuai sfSili we're conducted
sor the welfare Of The city 10 general uors
than 4cf The baneHt Of the tev.
TAsE 9. ". r. r. HEADKD ESs y trMA.
While Dave Wilson Of Tacoma was
over here the other day he said, II, the
,orrss u ssosraI conversation o. the
Brightness Of the outlook foV Yakima, "I
ain Elly convinced that the Ceut,aI
WaahiuEton railroad WI buiId some die
,a1ee tuFihe1 on its.rEeseu. rousSs and
thea fork, sending one line into the
anlnan river miuiDs country and the
other dOxn v Yakima" The is,s Gen.
,rsl AndsDsCa; Wlljls chef engineer a tl,e
Ncgtherh Psci6c, stated that that wus
tbs ultimate intention Of tie csnruay
snd that the only raasOn II was moi a.
~s1s ~ AecotapUsneo NJ was thHt
'ners ~ eoon no c'"aPssls'oh oI inSS-
SOC o. tnS NoitheFn tacinc Territory 70
require the pushing I" us work
Two MouK Rn;ers a,S;..-x.. Nic.,,..,,
Goodwiu q purIley sad MacIn,u, Reed
Aco. Rave 1871 = do.l v;Lh p y CHA.
val, a T,.oom.y ood ths LIovd Pro,b.,.
ofEuaSSbuyVb ~ "a lo.. IN b,ocls %
ss1ndSI. he tyaDEso, sul.Odier a 's,iD.
uISEion that Me.ua. codIell and Ilova
saaII mild dnr;rv this Drsssnt .vr,,Dsr
twS16Sisf $500 .r;o si1ries h h.iSh.
oo' . hav: at.OntAs. of 70 test 90 ssoond
street, 90 the three lOts. opposite the U,
A..Lhnd 0Hee, adj The ether 10 have 8
frontage 81 10 feet on Second street aud
t' be located on the corner formerly own
Alby 4. W. Engie and more recently the
ptOpeYtH Of Mr., HpinninR. Thu tormeF
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LOCAL nIiEVIrlEs.

Phil ktantnp's new public hack ar
rN-a 'o'iays y rs tnlnE O. "e"o'!'
"A handsome upright Kimbsll piano
hsa beeu plsced 10 the parlor Of The Yak
inns. - '.-
--MAeLsAp, Reed { 90. have bought
the Egfin brewery property on Second
street.
"A neS bus 70 carry guests to and
from the trains has been ordered for
The iakius."
-Tba p,nns and .u.c,so..ioas ioy IN.
new byiei MetbodI.t chureh are ia the
hSnds Of the trustees.
--Jo.eUh Reuo hss lt-. hi. mansion
certificate AMI re,,,c.ts ,he fnjey "a leave
i, I, N. Hp.,Tn osyics
an Allowance n, On addI,,onsl cIeyk soy
,ha n s,Isnd ofScs a, mi. D,iDt
--CnapPeA q Coz report tnss tneeday
W. tnen oos'es. Gay o. tns ,. season.
Their sales amounted 70 over tSn.
-RobeTt Scot. has furnished the r,sns
aud specifications for the new brick hui!d-
inSto ne erscted BY Geo. W. Cary
e. s. Calender has bought the Man.
cy J. Duran prooe,,y on First street.
next to the Earrs, Office, for a220O.
Inc residence Of o. f'C~eH. o. hl-
lehseulsn' vas pu'slS1'Eea ~. .n's Lnua'
n'sn'' ~" E'A' ~""'n Ai1u ~" s''~e"'
he sSltt,e'u ssn. toN I'm
pNny Oh nonoAy pa'u y, Doc. 'AxeE, w
'eEtN. ~" V~'''" ""e " A~
''"N.S'
.--YskiuG peaches are beginning 70
make their appearance. FechteT L law
exhibit some haudsoins ones from the
A'"ne""
E-The telegraph order Of SchwGbscher
Bros. OF Seattle to New York for new
stock, N replace that huSued 10 The xreat
Are, cost N605.
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Next sunday the tables Of 1.-THE Yakima"
will be supplied from Mr.. Iesh's orchard.
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