KEWS STEMS.
Still mlllioni of g.,ld comics from Europe
rery week. . , '.-V.'-.-J
At Leadville, Mart Deizgan shot and killed .
Loni Lamb on tlie street.
Gen. Garfield ha gone to Washington, and
wanta no tuaa made over him.
In South Africa the troops have been uc
cesaful in fight ia the Basutos.
EmaU-pox has broken ont in Virginia. City
and lire case developed in two daysj.
Petroleum export for nine months have
reached $125,000,000 against $26,000,000 iu
1870.
Iriah Bishop notify the Pope that they
luuit in certain events support the Land
League.
The Consolidated Imperial mine, Virginia
City, waa on fire but waa got under control
with a difficulty.
The Pnblic Produce Exchange, Chicago, has
suspended; failure caused by recent heavy ud
' vance in grain, etc.
The New York Herald characterizes Col.
Ingersoll'g assaults on religion aa attacks on
' the civilization of au age.
J-ine 30th there were 250,802- pensions,
averaging $103 each. Total amount paid dur
ing the year, $57,026,994.
Edwin Booth cables to his theater in New
York that the Passion Play is not a proper
one for the theater, and protests against it.
Several, vessels have lately been wrecked
near Ene, Pa., on Lake Erie, but iU the crew
' were saved by life-saving crews, who Worked
nobly.
There is a prospect of the Mississippi river
closing at St. Louis. The mercury was from
aero, to 10 deg. beluw at Chicago, and the lake
closed.
The extensive baron, etc., of II. McHugh
a few miles from Victoria, with the season's
crop, burned Saturday night loss, heavy; no
inxurancu.
The Czar wants his new half and half wife
recognized by the Court and cannot induce
his sons and the rest of the family to consent
to it.
Republi cans talk about excluding James G.
Fair fr n: the U. S. Senate on the ground that
bribery and corruption influenced elections to
the Legislature.
A cold wave bus awe-1 over the country
And ha closed ei nal nnvig.;tion in New York
State, a.-;d at Toledo the lake closed suddenly
And prfciiiaturcly.
The rtcords of the House ot Representa
tives show that Garfield was in Ohio at the
date the Morey letter w?.s claimed to be writ
ten in Washington.
Now they say that Conkling intends that
Gen. Grant shall be Kernan's successor as
Senator from New York State. He is bound
to have him elected.
Deroith Pasha undertook, by order of the
Sultan, to compel the immediate surrender ot
Dnlcigno and had to fall back, as the Albani
ans concentrated against him.
The Radicals in the French Chamber of
Deputies wish to have Judges elected as they
re in the United States. The proposition
waa supported by a birge miuority.
It is thought the new treaty with China is
like the bill the I'red lent vetoed and imits
the arrival en each vessel ro as to restrict la-
borers while it admits business men'.
President Hayes doesn't wisli to be a candi
date for Senator from Ohio, will not accept it
and favors Sherman, whope friends say he has
nine-teuths of the Leature in his favor.
Officers of Deinocra ic club.H in the vicinity
of Neer York denounce John Kelly, and "say
they will not support the nominees of any
coavention hereafter that John Kelly influ
. -encea .......
At Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland, an at
tempt to arrest a Land Leaguer led to a ri.it,
.a mob interfered, several police were wounded
aad they were re-enf arced and charged ou the
crowd. - . '
It is claimed that the Morey letter was an
attempt to imitate the writing of Garfield's
private secretary, who signs Garfield's name
to private) correspondence. The forger mis
took the Mcretary'a ; handwriting for his
chief's.
Through the failure of the Marshal of the
Eighth Indiana District to make returns, Gen.
Garfield's plurality is cut down to 37". The
returns should have all been in Monday, the
S2d. It is thought the Marshal never was
notified of his appointment. It came near
being a tight share.
For the fiscal year ending June 30, the in
crease of revenue from customs; internal rev
enue, sales oi land, etc., amounted to almost
sixty millions of dollars. Public money sub
ject to draft June 30, 1S79, was $119,000,000;
receipts from all sources, $494,578,241; drafts
paid, $798,190,000; subject io drift June 30
1880, $204,6S3,S36.
Tbe Baltimore Gazette gives an account
of a novel and great curiosity of the deep
known as tbe sea cow which was taken
tat that port recently by th steamship
Calvert The animal, which has a head
like a cow, lackif.g only the herns, and
the fins and tail of a fish, was captured
in the St. Lucie river, Florida. The an
imal is covered on the head and back by
long, coarse hair, the shin being lead
colored and very hard. The body is
.about ten fet in length, is very unwield
j and not 'jn'ike that of a seal. It is
-kept in a lare tank tilled with silt water
and ia fed hay which it eats with avidi-
' J ...
?WeMoot Oil cures pain, interval or
.external in from one to fifteen minuses.
Warraated For sale by McCoJU &
""' t 8 18BATH.
Whether theSabbatic institution was
or -was not created by ' the fourth com
mandment, there seems to bfi in . those
words, "Tnou, nor thy eon, nor thy
diughtr, nor thy maid-servant," a
glimpse of the restful enjoyment which
the day of rest, in the primitive concep
tion of it,, would bring to the families
that keeo it.
The day of rest, being rest and not
revelry'or dissipation, and biting there
fore a day of home enjoyment, . brings"
with it opportunity for sober thought and
conference - A 'Sabbath-keeping people
will become a thoughtful people, and
such thonghtfnlness is manliness. All
men and especially the busy millions in
an advanced civilization like our own,
need for the mind's sake, not less than
for the sake of wearied nerves and mus
cles, the seventh-day intermission of their
ordinary work. A true Sabbath is some
thing for more restful than a day of
rioisy jollity. In its calm air the mind
rests by thought, not thoughtlessness
by quiet musing, by conscious or uncon
scious retrospection ; perhaps, by consid
eration 'of what might have been, perhaps
by thinking, what may yet be, and per
haps by aspiration and resolve toward
something in the future that shall be bet
ter than has been in the past. The home
in which Sunday is a day of rest and
home enjoyment is hallowed by the Sab
baths it hallows. In the Sabbath keep
ing village life is less frivolous, and at
the same time industry is more produc
tive, for the weekly rest. A Sabbath
keeping nation is greater in peace and in
war for the character which its tranquil
and. thoughtful Sabbaths have impressed
upon it
The Watchman says, since "Wednesday
passenger boats on the upper Columbia
run only between Blalock's landing and
Umatilla.a distance of about eighty rails,
the rest of the journey between this and
the Dalles is accomplished by rail and be
fore green grass and butter cups grace
hill and dale, we will be enabled to make
the entire distance behind the iron horse.
Passengers leave this city at 6 a. m. and
land at the Dalles at 6 p. m., but freight
is light Owing to. the low price of
wheat, very little leaves the valley. The
O. It. fc N. Co. is now well prepared to
move 400 tons each way per day, yet all
they can get, is about 100 tons down and
150 up freight, but better times for both
the Compariy and the people are looming
up. We see c'ouds.
The October shipment of wheat over
the Northern Pacific into Duluth were
747,000 bushels ; into Minneapolis 91,
000. Of this amount 77 per cent, was
No. 1.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
1864,
X
Heme
1880,
Mutual Insurance Co
Op Califoenia.
FIRE ONLY.
Income 12 Months,
$3'8,5C3.13.
Premiums Since Organization,
$3,171,423.19.
Losses paid since Organization,
$1,521,402.15.
Losses paid in Oregon in 7 years, '
$182,3029.
This Company has had, ior more than 7 years,
$50,000
On depof it with the State Treasurer of Oregon', for the
Security of Policy-holders.
The "IIOME MUTUAL" by pur
suing a correct, prompt and lionorable
course has secured the position of tlie lead
ing Fire Insurance Company on the Pa
cific Coast, and lias for years done- the
larqest business of any of tlie Companies,
Local, Eastern, or Fm eign in California,
and being independent of all rings, com
binations or compacts will accept good
business at the lowest possible rates, con
sistent with undoubted protection and cer
tain epeedy indemnity to policyholders.
"Bipe in its tiine,frm in its judgment,
equitable in the measurement of its gifts."
GEO. L. ST0ET, Portland, Manager
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
SUPERVISORS FOR OREGON.
C. H LEWIS of Allen & Uais. 4
J. MeCRACKKN" of J. McCracken & Co.
r. of P. Was Herman & Co.
AGENTS.
O. P. McCOLL, - .-
M V. WORMIXGTOX,
M. A. CARR1S,
Weston,
Milton.
Centervillle.
N. DUSENBEftY & CO.'S
taiBT 3ES GTOK H-Kl
STlLL-CONTlNt'ES on a CASH BASIS, and we have
jmit receivid unusually large invoices of Dry Goods
Clothing, ticnts' Inrnishiiig Roods, boots and Shoes
Groceries and Piovisions, which we are prepared to sell
at th XtWEfcT possible Btet FOB CAaH. Grain
Baooa, Lard, fte., takenn tschaage for merchandise
Remember the place: opposite Drug Store, slain breet
ADVERTISEMENTS.
EV -
(Successor to
COR MAIN streets WALLA W-V
Keeps on hand at all times'iill and complete stock of .
'$ Ulitt
WILL OFFER TO THE PEOPLE'
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ,
V And guarantee to
3F'Hff Coming to Walla Walla and making your Purchases oj we3 '
Orders CarefuHv and Promptiv FHIed
AND AT '
THE BEST
OF ALL
FCE KA2T OR BEAST.
- ..- , c imniviuij IMJlllllUy HOW
ijlt3 work in mil.UMia.iif riuii-M fur mon-
,1 luuii ih mini oi it Cfimiry: v 111-11 it tins
i i.-ni nivi vverv p .it. : ui; v i.riii; w nwi
liamlm.llS4 III mill. ..,-..a.fu.t ......
raider '. 1 In only wii'ii i-.-liiii.cn in cns.i l
piiiii r ih-fi-ioni, ii i:j jruily a.l'o to call
1 ucU a lucilicinj
THE ESST OF ITS KIND.
:Tl)l4 i-i thn CMRn xi-tlll fhn 1T.VI-..
Muslims; J. i ta 1 in cut. Kviiy lnuil
briiittainteIll)!ii M:i ii vultiubloliorne
avel, llio ngi iiy t t' tr.i awful t-cll or
Intra sulKluvcl, i;.o Ii m- .;a of rli-u-matl-m
overeonio, mul ,f n liinusmiil
and onc oilier b casins ami incivi. m
)prftrm(l ly Hut old reliable JMox
Icuii aiiikta: a l.iniiiiesit.
It forms t (luiwiiiil diseased am
speedily ciirc.l by ilio
J Jltistftn T.lniuioiit.
Jt iieiiott-idcM ii.uselo. nipmbrnnft nml
tissue, to 1 lm very bonr, banishing lmlii
(mid curing diaciiMi Willi u power llml
J never fniN. It Is n niedii-inQ needed by
j Hvory uoily, fiom iho ruuehere, who ndea
I (114
ovor tltiMwilitiiry pluins, I o ilio merchant
prince, mill ilio milculli;r who siilits
his lo tw.th Hie iiin.
It curi'S UlieumuUdm touch all other
apnli aiioiiH (nil.
'Ihia-wwndci-iul ,,
spnoflilj cures micU ailnicnls of the
ilUALAX 1'J.L.SII us .
: Khcuiuatlmii. dwelling, Sllff
nul :olda, CutH, ISrulnes and
prsitus, I'olsouoin Itilen nixl
SUnKs. fitimii.-., I.siinc-neaa, 4l,
Sores, CTleer. l''roNtlUes, liillIniit.
Sore I.lpil. . nli l Jli t-nst. ai,l
inueea every Torm of exlernul dis-t:a-.
,' r -
' It 13 flid 'great ef rerhcily for the dia
ordfis iiinl ncciil u t to which tlio
IIiiiji".; Cnr.ATKK uri ;ilijoi:t that has
cvi r liei ii kiiown lteiiios
Sprnhxn, Kivlm:-.-. StlfT ' Jilntx,
Founder. H nrm-.i Ho:t, Hoof 1U-
PlffS 1' UOt 1S.OI, E9CI'iv its IU. Nvall,
Hol"ov Horn, Siinl';hs, Wiuil.
rn!l, Rpuvln. 1 are-, Itingloue,
Ul H-ire, Uvll, )-Uir upon
tho filslit and fcvriy iln r ulliuem
ivhliH tlio cieeniiuiits n( Hie
stnl!3 nml MJortt l nril sro linl.l,..
j A In-euiy live, cent hoitli) r Hiexican
Miis'img Liniment Ins ol'ien su'vcil u
ltulnuli o horse, a liio on ci-unhus, or
1 yeiiia f tortnrn.
linralnvilliintnNcar, II. sr-psto
1 '111! VlTV l'OOt, ol Iho 111.11 lor. neliul in,-,.
j even iho bone. , "
It ouiea cveryhody, nril disappoint-. H:
!i yr i iiv. i iiii iii'uii ill siciiuy 11.1! JOr
more thaa twenty -llvo years, aud is
positively
THE BEST
CF ALL 'y'li
FOB MAXT OS BEAST.
THE GREM
" EKGLISH REMEDY.
a never-failing Cure
jr Xeivuus Delnlitv.
..1 i. ' 1 17!. l'.'
aiiau.ii.ijn ; v rainy,
. r.iiv:-is. and mva
1.;; erri'ile ettectH as Lns
.. i M - .... ,
j ii ..ifui ry. Xviis.-.i:une.
' 11' HI f OiMlCl.l,
iimess if Viion.
fsr v ... u n i j 1
i.V:t .ml many other diseas
es Unit lead to; insanity and death. Pit.
MINTIID willagree tot. rfeit FlVK Hundred
Dollars fur a ease of this kind the VITAL
RKSTOKATIVE (under his special advice
and treatment) will not cure, or f.ir anything
ininuru or injurious funud in it. DR. MIX
TIE treats! all Private Diseases suceessfully
without - niercmy. Consultation Fisek.
Thorough examination ami advice, including
analysis of urine, 85.00. I 'rice of .YitaL,Rer
storaiive, $3.00 a bottle, or fi-ur tiniest the
quantity, SlO.tIO; s-ent to any aiidres.i upon re
ceipt of price, or C. O. t-erw.c frmn i.b-seiv.-itiou,
ind in i ri-.ate naine if desired, by
A. E. MINTIE, M. D., 11 Kearney slreet,
San Francisco, Cal
DK.' MINTIK'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
"XEPHRET1CUM," cures all kinds of Kid
ney aud Biuilder coiniilainls, Giiniiorrhiiea,
Gleet, Letieorrhoea, For ale by all dnig-gi-ts;
J .CO a bottle, six bottles for 5.00,
DR. MLSTIE'S DANDELION PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILLIOUS cure in the market. For sale by
all druggist. v2Jj31y
157 yjfii'
.SS - - LIS.
Adams Bros.)
sold at
OF WESTON AND 7ICIXITV, .
n
Restaurant !
The onlv one in Keppner!
THE OSLl- PLU G TO GET A SlftlKE JIE.IL
Just bslow Tori Ayer's Livery Stable !
3 A R B E R SHOP!
En connect lou with the house.
A. E. DlTZEL.
D. C. Lounsbury,
TJndertakeR.
" NO extra charge Jor Hearsen
WESTON
Oregon.
DiamoM Soap , Works
Waila Vaila, W. T.
This cstahlishment is now thoroughly equipped for
MANUFACTURE OF SOAPS
On an extensive scale, and I tm prepared to furnish for
the of Housekeepers beller nrf Irle than
can be biiuicht here for the nam money !
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
Send your order to
8-H-Si)-3m
W. J. DYFR,
1'toi.ileiiir.
WESTOKT
Meat Sfe,pket!
S. A. JOIIX. Pruprlcior.
Dealer in
FRESH Pi! EATS I
Fish, ' " "
Fruit and Vegetables,
Etc., Etc.
Are always Fresli and Cnoa. All Orders are
. .
Filled witb Preniplncss.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Liberal Discount Made on Largt
or Cash Sales.
SCR MOTEL.
(.Opposite Post Office,)
Main St., Walla Walla, V.T.
R. R EOUNDS, - - Proprietor
rf, per dir, 8L00. Board and Lodjring, par weeli,
6.uo and ie.ue, aceordinK to room. Meals 25c.
Beds 2i and 50c.
F e Coach to the Dotel, for Foueoxers,
3"NO C3INAMEN EMPLOYED g
WALLA WALU BAKERY,
Established 1861.
MAMcrACTitEta or
BREAD, CAKES AND PIES
And all kinds of
CRACKERS.
Fire-Proof Building, Main Street,
jmiStf WALLA WALLA, W
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ii meTDflTcr.
ILLUdlilHlLU. '.,i
L Catalogues
sent Jt; , Manufactory
..... iK;.ji;i..Tj4v..'i',r.A;rfw
j& Mmli tin tt
BEiATTLEBORO, VT.
V. WORMIHGTON, ' '
MHiTOST, OREGON.
DRY GC0DS; GROCERIES, CROCKERY GUSSWARE,
E-Seavy Stock of BOOTS and , SHOES,
COAL OIL rCBJXCO and CiGtRS- CAKfiED FRUITS CF ALL KINDS.
Hardware, Iron, and Steel.
GLOVES OF ALL KEKDS A SPECIALTY
. 3TroI;:tc taken in Excljangc.
' Pur LlCJUOrS, Sold only ou Plivsiciasisj' Pi-osc.riptions. .
i M PERiS AH BLE PA1 KT AND ATALANT'Q. LEAD, &
A LAKGE ASH. WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF . .
Blank Books, Suhco! Cooks, Stationery,
Paper, Papelcric, Albums,
CLOCKS, WATCEES AND JEWELRY,',..' ,;'
Elegant Tases, Toilet Articles and Fanoy notions !
Linseed, China Nul, Lnbricaliz.s Lard and Spexui.
, IVSusical Instruments, . . : i
LAMPS ol nil Nizes. tlKCM.t. and funions LEAD CLASS nrM5n,. ' :'
Prescriptions Carefully Comopunded at all hQurs
MUSIC STORE!
wmc
urn
Ml- Pi
107 First Street, PORTLAND, Or. ' . v
THE 1EABIHC MU8I0 DEALERS !
Pianos and Organs old on the Installment Planl
AOLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN, IN EXCHANGE,"S i ., ,. Vj' t
Mnmmoth Stock of
Sheet Music and Music Books.
" Hoa Agents for the : ... . . . .... ;i .
MATCHLESS WEBER PIAUOS.
Halr.es Eros , Peas & Co., Cier.d Spuare
Upright Pianos. !
' -the -
1
Are tlie lu st Medium
THE ESTEY ORGANS
"King their own 1'iaiscs, aud Lead tlie World."
The Sterling Organ.
D. W. PREWTICE
10T First Street,.
- ..int V
if
SEE
fe;tasi?i,
REED ORGANS
World!
power;
Comb.'ned with
Purity of Tonv
Durability
Finish,
: THESX
ORGANS
, u. , .-ABE
UNRIVALED!
DEALEES IN " . ' : s -''
PURE. B'RTJGS,
Patent SIccIiciaes, - Paints,
CiteniicaJs, , Brushes,
tiSass, Putty.
Auiliac Dyes, ; . PilLs.
STORE
MUSIC STORE
& GO.
UPRIGHT
PIANO
Priced Piamw made.
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& CO. IVlusic Store
PC RTLAXD, Or. ' ' "TV