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CttlMCIL PRCEEDia.
Pursuant to a coll in last week's LEADER,
the Democrats of Weston precinct met but
Monday evening at the office of a. V. Knox,
Esq., to organize a Haucock club, Mr. W.
S. Crawford was called to the chair, and Dr.
Willia.nson was appointed Secretary. The
Chairman in a few Well-choeen remarks stat
ed the object of the meeting. A committee
on Constitution aud By-laws was appointed,
aud reported the following: .
. CONSTITUTION.
Cm C'OUSCIL CHAMBER, i
, . August 4, 1880.
Council met at the usual hour.- Couucilinca
McMorris. Worthington. Proebstcl and Mil
ler were present; absent, Benjamin, Beckett
and Lucy. : The Recorder
Marshal Van Winkle in attendance.
The minutes of last meeting, were read and
approved. - -v - v
Councilman Worthingtoa theu tnade a re
port,' exhibiting -liberal contributions toward
This organizatioa sh tll be known as the ""'"S lu Wiwite erection of a cjty Hall,
ana lie was continued on
Cltr wsleen.
MT0
rasascsta
1 nunc Jfm . . . .
oner or foucs.
....T. J. Lacy.
..L. 8. Wood.
.'!"!..A. Mesehen.
....I. L. VanWinkle.
Beaianin,
A. Wortliinjton,
cecxciuu.
C. McMorris,
C. R. Beckett,
. Jno. Miller
Geo. Prabstel
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MMH Ifcarrfc. -Sunday School every Sunday
S w'soTI. d Kn W at 7. r, a., by Her, i U.
JfcOaitey. ' '
Hlfcaist Chdrrh aoeth.-Ker. E. P. Warren
pirtor ; kp Im held In the Baptist Church, on the
Kond Sunday of each month, at 11 a. a. and 7 r. MV
. i' . i i '
XamtlMi t ware. Services on the Unit 8nnday of
n!ca month, 11, A. a., and 7 t. a., by Be, w. H.
Pratt, pastor.
'aabrla4 rresbyt-rtatt Cawreli Services
.very SuwUy at 11, a. ai, and 7, r. a., Sunday School
at IS, a., and services every Wednesday at 7. r. a., in
Uealy's HaU, on Water itrect, by Rev E. W. Morruon.
A .V. et A. M.-WnlM Lodge. Xe
Ylf BMeU second and fourth Saturday! of
w niontb. at 7 r. a. at the Hamate Hall.
He,
each
J. E. Jonbs, W. U.
1, f. Weston LedgcSe. SAl
meets every Thursday at 7:30, r. ., in
Cealey's Hall.
f . C. T. Blue Moaalala Ledge So. 341.
meeteevery Saturday at 7,30 r. u.
Mi ll LKAlrKK.
7th.
Cool.
- Mnch building.
Harvesting commenced.
Concert and oyster supper.
Judge Craw ford on Monday.
J. E. Jones is Helling plenty of hardware.
Join the Hancock and English Club Mon
Uny evening. ;
Come out aud enjoy yourself next Friday
evening at 1 Italy's Hall. Oysters and music.
LECTURE.- Air. Ackerm.tn'a lecture
nut well attended. Insufficient notice
tlie cause. .
wan
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Cloijcs. Mr. Uueeaaz has on hand a fine
lt oi clucks, which he is offering for sale at
fx t. Now is your time to buy.
Mkktjng. Don't forget to come out to
t'.ii meeting of the Weston Hancock Club
uliieU is to be held next Monday evening at
1 'ca ley's Hall at 8 o'clock. Judge Crawford
vili address the meeting.
Called. We had a pleasant call from C.
M. Mallory, of Heppner, who is looking well,
fiid reports his town as flourishing. He was
i.ronnd to see the city, and intends going iuto
business soon somewhere. We wish him suc-
Yield. Last Fall Mr. John Kirk sowed
his wheat on sod. He is now threshing it,
!it the yield is from 32 to 34 bushels to the
cre. That does not seem as if the erass-
i opjrs had devoured every tliiug and that
r -(m are a failure.
i IGUT. We are informed that a sanguin
ary conflict took place between two men at
Milton the other day. One of them came
out of the affray minus two fingers. It was
' found that his ctrnirorous antagonist hud
actually chewed them ofi. It is of course to
be presumed that both the men were sober at
the time.. .
Concert and Oyster SurPEB. -Prepare
for something entertaining. The Ladies'
Guild of All Saints' Church purpose holding
a concert and oyster supper at Dealy's HaU
on Friday evening, August 13th. Efforts
will be made to make it a pleasant success,
nd the reputation of said ladies is already
well and favorably known iu such affairs.
Kvery body invited. Admission, iucluding
supper, 0 cts.
Important. When you visit Walla Walla
he sure sod call at the San Francisco Restau
rant on the north side of Main street. Messrs.
Brush & Cranston, the proprietors, spread the
best table in the city. Don't fail to give them
a trial. Everything about (he place is neat,
clean and attractive.
Marble Works. D. J. Coleman, Walla
' Walla, is proprietor of the Marble Work9,-nd
prepared to furnish Head Stoues,Monumeuts
and everything else in his line, at reasonable
rates, B. F. Mansfield is agent for Center-
ville and Weston, and is authorised to take
"'".jaerleea and give receipts.
TKB BEST WAY TO KILL SQUIRREL. Pro
vide yourself with a package of Holme' Squir
rtl PoitoH and have all the boys and girls go
after 'em. It will clean them out sure. Put
' ap in large packages and is the cheapest and
beat in the market. Made and for sale by H.
E. Holmes, Druggist, Walla Walla, or to be
had fiom your nearest Druggist.
W. U. JAMESON. Watch-maker and jew
ler, corner Main and 3d St Walla Walla
solicits your patronage Having 17 years
practical experience and keeping competent
workmen is his employ, is prepared to do
us watch repairing, jewelry work, ara.1 cut'
ting etc, promptly and at reasonable prices.
Watches, Clocks, Spectacles always in stock
and sold cheaper than any other store in
Wa!! Walla.
Weston Hancock and English Club. '
It shall be the object of this club to pro
m te harmony in the Democratic party. To
encourage aud nuite independent Republican
to vote for the Democratic nominees at the
coming election. To secure full vote for
Hancock and an honest election, an honest
count, and the inauguration of the man
elected. . f
2. The regular meetings of this club shall
be held at Dealy's Hall on each Monday
evening at 8 o clock. . , '
' 3. Seven members shall constitute a quor
um to transact any business.'
. 4. , Special meetings 'niay be called at any
timer by the President aa. he must call a
special meeting at the request of three mem
berg. . - v- j,v
5. The officers of this club shall consist of
President, Vice-President, Secretary aud
Treasurer.
6. The general duties of these officers shall
be the same aa like officers iu similar organi
cations, according to the usual customs of this
country and parliamentary usages.
7. The Secretary shall receive all money
coining to the club and immediately turn it
over to the t reasurer. taking his receipt
therefor. He shall record the names of all
the members of the club, showing their resi
deuce and date of signing. He shall altead
to all the correspondence of the club, keeping
his letters on file for the inspection of mem
bers of the club. He may, by and with the
consent and advice of the President, appoint
an Assistant Secretary.
8r The Treasurer shall only pay out money
upou the order of the President and Secretary
iu writing.
9. No person shall be allowed to vote at
any meeting unless he shall htve signed the
roll and become a member of this cluii.
10. No expense shall be incurred except
by order of this club, ad pted by a majority
of the votes present at a regular meeting, or
tlie una.iimous consent of the Executive and
Finance committees.
11. The Finance committee shall consist
of three members appointed by the Chair, and
its duty aiiall be the raising of funds for the
purposes of the club, and to make regular re
ports of its progress, and of the best means of
raising tunds.
n. lae executive committee suall con
sist of the President, Secretary and three
members appointed by the President, and
such committee shall provide speakers and
devise ways and means of conducting the
canvas, aud assign to members their datv
during the canvass and upon election day,
ORDER OF BUSINESS:
Reading of minutes.
Report of officers.
Report of Finance Committee.
Report of Executive Committee.
Report of Siecia Committees.
Other business.
Speaking.
Adjournment,
Any person may became a member of this
club who is in accordance with the principles
announced iu the first clause of this constitu
tion, who signs his name hereto:
We, the undersigned voters of Umatilla
county, do hereby agree to abiie by the fore
going rules, and do pledge ourselves to vote
for Hancock and English at the coming elec
tion; to work diligently for their success, all
under the direction of the Executive commit
tee, and do all in our power to secure a full
vote, a fair election, au honest count, aud the
inauguration of the men elected.
Name, Residence,
The above constitution was - on motion
adopted.
The following officers were then elected:
President W. S, Crawford.
Vice-President Hngh McArthnr. .
Secretary W. T. Williamson.
Treasurer J. H. Weaver.
The chair then appointed the following
committees:
Finance Hngh McArthur, J. E. Jones,
J. W. Miller.
Executive I. T. Reese, H. B. Griffin, W
Lieuallen. and the Chairman and Secretary
ex-otficio.
W. S. Crawford, was then invited to ad
dress the club at its next meeting.
A large number signed the roll, and the
meeting adjourned.. It was enthusiastic
throughout.
the committee to-
further the project.
The costs in the case of the city of Weston
rs. Jehu Doe, were allowed.
The petition of 32 citizeUi requesting the'
appoiutmeut of H. M. WoodNwas presented,
and also the petition of other citizens, to raise
the Marshal's salary was read, and on motion
both were referred to the adjourned meeting
to take place cu the 11th inst. .
The Marshal's bill for $10.50 was allowed.
as was also McLane's bill tor .60 and H. W.
Berkley's bid for lumber,, ' amounting to
828.88. -
On motion, Council adjourned uutil 11th
nst. A. Meachek.
City Recorder.
A Good Thing German Syrup ia'ihb-f
specal prescription of Dr. A. Boschee, a
celebrated German Physicuiu,aud' is acknowl
edged to jbe, one of the most fortunate dis
coveries in Medicine. " It quickly caret
coughs, colds aud all lung troubles of the
sever.t uature, removing, as if does, the
affection and leaving the parts iu a strong
aud healthy couditiou It is not au experi
mental medicine, but has stood the test of
years, giving satisfaction iu every cuse.whihc
its rapidly increasing sale every season con
firms, j Two .million bottles sold annually.
Beware medicines of - similar names, lately
introduced.- Boschee s German Syrup was
introduced in the United States in 1868, aud
is now sold iu every town ami villagj id the
civilized ;. world. .Three doses will relieve
any ordiuary cough. Price "5 cetits. Sample
bottle, 10 cents. . .
Bests the World.
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,
Read the following testimonials, not irom
persons 3,000 miles away, , wnoin uo one
kuows, but from well-known and trust-wor
thy oitizeus of Oregou, whose names, writ
ten willi their own nauds, can be seen at our
office: " " '
Independence, Or., Dec 13, 1879
Both myself and wife nave been for some
years aJlicied with disease of the kidneys, and
bad tried many remedies wituout obtaining
any permanent relief: About three mourns
ago we were induced to try a package ot the
UxtEGON JaUD-NEY TEA, wuich has ap
parently entirely cured both of us. as since
taking it two weeks we have felt no symp
toms ot the disease. We can heartily recom
meud it to tuose afflicted, as we believe it
will do all that is claimed for it.
M. L. WHITE.
Astoria, Or., Dec. 28, 1879.
I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of
the uHEolO.l KlU.NKlf TEA. For tue
past three years I have been suffering from
kidney troubles, and during, that time 1 have
tried nearly every kind ot kidney medicine iu
the market, almost without any relief Hav
ing heard tout the OitEGON KIDNEY TEA
possessed wonderful properties, 1 purchased
a package, and from the first dose obtained
relief, aud by the use of the one package feel
completely cured. SAM'L GRAY.
Mr. J. D. Hurst, owner of the Waldn
Flouring Mills at Salem, has returned from
Cincinnati, ssys the Bee, to which place he
went to attend the Miller's International Con
vention. . "He reports the attendance ex
tremely large and the machinery on exhibi
tion the best in the world, He had with him
for exhibition srr.Ml samples of 'Oregon wheat,
and the millers, delegates from the United
Kingdom aud all parts of Europe, pronounced.
it beyond exception, the best they ever saw.
In fact, it was unexcelled in any country ou
toe globe, and they doubted if its superior
could be produced anywitere. Their praise
was unqualified, SjUd because of its justice pe
culiarly gratifying to Oregonions." This is
another feather for Oregon's cap, coming as
such eulogiums do, from the best judges iu
the world.
The Ester Wrgan.
" This fine instrument is now offered for sale
ou easy terms, delivered to customers iu uny
part of country, ami fuliy warranted tor five
years. The VVEliEli and other hrst class
Piuuos at the lowest prices,
, A :so sheet music and music books. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention. In
struiueuts tuned and repaired. Price list
sent on application. Audress ull ordure to A.
B. StMuiey, Wulla Walla W. T.
. . , 8-7-3
.A .Shame.
Mrs. J. J. Brown is now lying very ill at
the residence of D. R. N. Blackburn,: in this
city, from shocking treatment received at the
hands of one Lunn, a storekeeper at Scio.
Mrs. Brown's family a short time ago left for
Eastern Or6gon, and Mrs. Brown visited Scio
tor the purpose of liidding her son good-bye,
who is a clerk in Lunn's store. While in the
act of stooping over the counter to kiss him,
Lunn struck her a terrible blow in the back,
and forcibly put her out of the store. At the
door he hit her again. No reason is assigned
for his inhuman treatment, other than jrfami-
ly quarrel. But be it what it may, his action
is dowardly and brutal, and deserves the high
est punishment. Mrs. Brown is the wife of
J. J. Brown, who was formerly in the shoe
business in this city, aud is an estimable lady.
She is under the treatment of Dr. Hill, and
slim hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Albany Hexald.
To the wife of Andrew Wllloaghby, on
August 4tn, a sou; avoirdupois Mbs.
Both grandpapa doing well.
On August 1st. to the wife of H. Garfield.
a auugifter. w eight, gibs.
On Friday, July 30th, to the wife of Dr.
J. C. Epperson, a daughter, weighing 8ibs.
No cards.
To the wife of J. W. Downing, on Sun'
day, August 1st, a daughter. Weight, 9tbs.
SEALERS INr-
PURE DRUGS,
Patent Medicines
. . CUeniicalM,
Aniline Dyes,
PaiatSe
Brushes.
Putty,
PiLLa.
LUB1N"S, LUXDBORO'S ASD RDCtKL'4
Pure LiqUOrS, Sold only oh Physicians' PreacHptions.
IMPERISAHBLE PAINT AND ATALAIITIC LEAD, &C
A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF .
Blank Books, - School Books, . . Stationaqf,
Paper, Papeterie, Albums,
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Elegant Vases, Toilet Articles and MeyMons!
UaseeoT, Cfalaa Sat, Labrieattasj. tai ' l.ptm.'
Musical Instrumontsi; ' '
LAHPH of all sixes. ElKEWA aad raoeews LE A 2L8 CIM!E.
Prescriptions Carefully Comopunded at, all hours
MISCELLANEOUS
OILS! OILS! OILS!
The Undersigned are now prepared to sell
CASTOR AND LARD OILS
III
IN
EBK
LlKES. A certain county official from
PcnUietun visited Milton not long tgo, ob
taining signatures to a certain line, waich he
advocated tor diving the county . tie succeed
ed getting some -1 or tliereaoout, but a gen'
tiemau cume uloug. and, examining the map
ou Wuich said line wa Urawn, t'cumi tuat the
Blue Aiouutains suouid figure more in the
uew county than tlie uiap Indicated, ilaviug
located tlie proper site ot the mountains ou
tlie map, some null-dozen of lUe siguers liave
already "scratched" tueir na.n ;s o.l' said pe
tition. ' The new co'iniy iu question contains
about tight lo .vnslups ot agricultural lauu !
Than they can be had this side of The Dalles.
CCalland get Pricesrd
aX'OOXJj ste XsXXXaXeXZR.
City Drug Stokk, tVebtox.
IODIDE OF POTACQ.
Tlie Best Spring Medicine aad Beanti
fler of the ComplexiotL-in use. Cores
Pimples, Boils, Blotches, Neuralgia,
Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic said Mercuri
al pains, and all Diseases arising from aa
impure state of the Blood or Liver.
ggTSold by McColFi Miller.
-'.IN
TO BE, OR Not TO Be Marshal was an un
decided quesiiou at toe last meeting of the
City Couiiol. An extra session Was appoint
ed for the evening of tne 11 til inst. .
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
A Boarding and Day School
FOR GIRLS.
The Christmas Term bejfins ou Thursday, Sept. S,
1 930. It is Important for eTury pupil to be present on
tue .. .
FIRST
DAY OF THE TERM !
For particular. all at the school on Pnplar Street,
betw-eu ccgad ani Tiiinl Htreute, or Address the
PKiNUlfAL, - MU.-. L. H. Will.
i it-3m a atla walla, w. t.
SERVICES. Tomorrow at Episcopal Church
at 11 A. M., by .Kev. McCunuey, and Kev.
Morrissou at S P. M. at Pcaly s Hall.
MONROE The Latin grammar is what ho
wrestles w ith. He thinks Eyo nici in hardest
in the lot.
AN IMMEDIATE AND PERJMNEW
CURE for COUGHS, COLDS, AsfW
MA. BRONCHITIS, CROUP, INFLUENZA,
CATARRH, Logs of VOICE, Incipient
Consumption, and all Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs. Ask for the Cali
fornia Pulmonary Balsam, and take no
oth.r.
7Sald by all Dmstrtitta.
SAL1AG
ALIXO
REESE.
EESE.
J. E. Jones tells the 'joss dog story of the
season.
. That city tcut is for sale now who wivuts
it?
NEW TO-DAY.
Successor to Adams JSrus.)
COR. MAIN fhWP WALLA
Keeps on hand at all times a full and complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which will be sold at
WILL OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF IVEiTJS AXD FC7.Y77T,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,
.; And guarantee to
SAVE
1
IM nn(n)iMi
ly) MiyJuvl
tfSTliy Coming to Waliu Walla and making your Purchases of ine!2
Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled,
z
AND AT-"-
E. L. dUESSAZ.
DEALER IS
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silverware, spectacles, iold
Fens etc.
Repairing a Specialty 1
Main btreet, Weston, Or.
8-7-80-tf
MISCELLANIOCS.
. , ; iLj 9 Prices at the
CENTERVILLE
an
f .-(
HARDWARE STORE !
Mesiee.
Notice is hereby given that my wife, Sarah
L.rxiueiiter, liuviiig left uiyheda id board
without jut cause or provocation, all parties
are hereby vautioued that I will not be re
sponsible for any debts contracted by her
troiu this date. Wanton E. Pebmentee.
WEST0S, July 13, 1880. 4w
E3TRAY NOTICE.
QVB BY TMei t DF.BMIUED, A
aosn el mv burses about 3 ei wl. one
u.-uuod a. si on tne rijnt stwuideraod 1' on tne left;
toe otuer brauitwd a IV iin a diamonu uiidvr it on tue
left snoulduit lue owoer can uare them by proving
proper; and pajiug expenses. 4. E. aCKl v.tit,
(Near W esion.)
PEESOXAU Mr. Palmer, of Milton, made
us pleasant call on Thursday last. Call
again.
NOTICE,
Hvl ICE IS HEREBV OIVFN THAT AmE8
essewii KUnan uas tnis la maue application lo pur
under Uie actol Juam i, 1S78, eiiut Ml, "An act
lor Uu eaie of timbered lauds in tne states ol California
Oregon, Aevatia and Msuuiton Temuirj ," tne i.wj
ot nee. 14, If H, K S8s t"uul piooi and purcbase
to be nu4e at tue expiration eixtj das puodeaiwa
bereot, sod wiuas Bluety Oa,s from date beieot.
UlkAslt W. KW1UUT,
Dated Aucust 3, 1880. Ketrister.
8-7-iMMhr
W. H. ROWLAND,
PHYSIO-MEDICAL OR BOTANIC
xnsnrsxcxAxir.
Diseases of Women and Children, Diphtheria and
Chronic Complaints, also Extr-ictinir of Teeth a pec
ialtv. Consultation Fru, at rtjv UAce, next door to
Hoffman k Morris', CEfiTKKViLLE, Or.
7-17,80-tl
i. C. STAMPEK, MRS. TAYLOR.
The Webfoot Restaurant,
(Opposite the ncie Covrl House.)
TVTT1 A T.S ------ 250
Best Heals far the Nosey la Walla Walla.
7-Utt
YOU can buy a complete suit of
Clothes for $10 at SALIXG &
REESE'S.
YOU can buy a neat Cassimere
.Suit tor $12 at SALLYti &
YOU can buy a nobby Cassimere
Suit for $14 to $10 at .SALIXii
& REESE'S.
YOU ean buy a line Suit of Blue
Beaver, Black Broadcloth or
heavy Cassiniare at the lo West
figures in tue country at SAL
1NU A REESE'S.
YOU can buy a small boy a fine
suit for $3 at SALIiG &
REESE'S
YOU ean buy a No. 1 suit for a
small boy for $5 at SALIXU
& REESE'S.
You can buy an all-wool suit for
boy from 5 to 0 years old from
$7.50 to $10 at SALIXti
Reese's,
YOU can buy a pair of blankets
for $4 at Saliug & Reese's.
YOU can buy a large white bed
blanket tor $8 at Suling &
Reese's.
AU kinds r Tinware step Va Stack art iatasfe
to .Order.
STOVES !
. Job Work and Re miring Neatly and
Cheaply don: All Goods in my line sold
at Walla Wa'ld price. K. SMITH.
Cetiterviile, Or ' .i 7-17-80-ti
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
(s a never-failing Curw
for Nervous Uebi..tj,
exhausted Vitality.
Paralysis, and all ncu
terrible effects as Li
A Memory, Lassitude,
Aversion . to Society,
Dimness of Vision,
Soises in the Head,
ntLmany other diseas
es that lead to insanity and death. DR.
MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five HlnDREU
Dollars for a case of thi Wud the ITAL
RESTORATIVE (under, his special advice
and treatment) will not cure, or for anythini;
impure or injurious found in it. Dlt. MIN
TIE treats; all Private Diseases successfully
without nn-rcury. CONSCLT.VTIOS FttE..
Tlirough examination ai-d advice, includniff
aualvsU of uriue, 5.00. , Price of Vital Re
storative, S3 00 a bottle, or four times the
quantity, $10.00; sent to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O. D., secure from ob
servation, and in private name if dasired, by
A E. MINTIE, M. D.j U Kearney atreet,
Sitn Francisco, Col
Dlt MlVl'lK'S KtDNEV REMEDY,
"NEPHRETlCyM,"' ottWsall k'mds of Kid
ney and liladder compluiuts, Uonuorrhoea,
Gleet, Ieuenrrhoea, I'or sale by all drag
cist; SI .k a bottle, six bottles for $5.00,
DR. . MIXTIE'S DANDELION PILLS
are the best slid cneaM;st DYSPEPSIA and
BlLLIOt'K cure in the market. For sale by
all druggists. , v2Jy31y
WJK. are wde sgepts for ClarkVO. N. T."
' Spool Cotton, the best ia the' world.
. Try it. V
SAUIIG & REESL
COR. MAIN and FRANKLIN St.
Also, COOLFVS PATENT CORK
and ELECTRIC HEALTH CORSET
in wb.it an4 coloreii, j
w.
OFFICE At
Oregon.
T; COOK,
FUBZiXO.
Drug Store, Centerville,
7-17-80-tf
Large boys and small men can
buy Ctotiiiug at very lowest
pi ices trout fealinif K tteetiea
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
-fVpeTICE IS MEKEslY CIYBX TtUT ISJ
JaJI fnrsunce et an enter of Unt Ceswty Court 1
u.c ote ef Urryon, County of t'mslilk, made on u
lotli day of July, 1890, in the matter si the estate ef
Unristooher Kinenart, disnssed, lsrili sell at pup.it ai..
tion to toe hiirheetlnddeTceitocpri'missi hereiaalter de
scribed, on r riuay, Ausust , UVJ0, at X ecsvek in . .e
afternoon of said day, 0 following described m! es
tate, together aith tae iiaprarenwnts thetMa, tu-w.:
The wj of sw, ne of swf, m aefj of awl, aw. of see,
sejtionMl' 4 . K SttE, lying; aad being ia Vmatilla
County, On. iron, and contain! ne; two ksjssirad
Ternw: Ooe-uait caMi in hand, aad oaa-osof (a tw.'Te
nouns, MUed by wmrtiaun on tne preouse.
T. H. t osTEB,
B. V Enor. Gsecutor,
TueUa . lien,
Att'ya for Exscutor.
Wtston, July 17. Usa . J lj-go-iw
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