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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-21
Potatoes should ALWAYS be kept in

Potatoes should always be kept in
the dark. Intelligent rural house
keepers need not be told this; bat
many others. living in towns and
cities, should know that potatoes
exposed to the light for day only.
have their flavor injured; and the
longer they are exposed the worse
they are. Never use a greenish po-
tato. as such tubers are unfit for hu-
man food. When Irish potatoes are
removed from the cellar, they should
always be spread ont thin on the
floor, in cool building. If the
apartment is not dark they should be
covered with boards, to exclude the
light. 1t is a good practice, also. to
cover them with clean straw or saw
dust. The injury done to potatoes
by the light, after they are carried
from n dark cellar. is the chief reason
why there is such universal com
plant of poor potatoes in the Spring
and during the forepart of Summer.
Every sort of vegetable that grows
in the dark-beneath the surface of
the ground-should be stored in q
dark apartment; while those vegeta
bles and fruits which mature III the
light. will ripcn more satisfactorily,
and develop a more luscious flavor,
if they are stored in a light room.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-21

A car containing twelve Alderney
cows passed through the city yes
terday They whre imported from
Massachusetts,, by Mr.. Sheath, of
San Francisco. They were very d.
minutive in size, but are said to be a
very fine breed for dairy purposes
Sacramento Record.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-21
Assessment Notice.

UMPIRE CITY MINING C0MPANY-LOCA-
~ ton OF Works, Hot Spring Mining District,
Douglas County, State of Nevada.-Notiee Is
hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board If
Trustees of said company, held On the 9th day OF
July, 1872, an assessment Of Five (5) Cents per
shaI was levied upon the capital stock Of said
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary. at the office ef the
company, Room A. Welter's Saloon, Empire CITY.
Ormsby county, State of Nevada
Any stock upon which said assessment sha II re
MAN unpaid on Saturday, the 1st day OF August,
A. d. 1872, shall be deemed delinquent and viii
be duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before will be sold
on SATURDAY, August 81, A. d. 1872, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs q, f ad
vertising and expenses of sale
Ry order o. the Board of Trustees
j. WALTER. Secretary.
Office, Room A, Walters Saloon, Empire City,
ormsby county, State of Nevada. Iiy9-ti
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
Personal.

Our Young friend Robert W. lillard, OF this
place. sails for Jena SAKE Germany, FROM New
York city in a lew DAYS, Tor the purpose of
prosecuting his studies and will probably re
main there some -iV or rorhap7 twelve months.
Mr. I.llard La. promised uss letter OCCASION
ally, which w VII perhaps give oar readers
the benefit o.
Our Young friend and agent at Pine iiill'
Luke Jones, paid Us visit last wednesday.
Mr.. J Is Young man Of great energy and in
dus,ry, aud We wish him every success. lie
has sent ~ a larger list of subscribers than any
~ our agents.
Mr. John ), liughos was IN our Town a few
days this woek, rspre-cnting thewhoesals dry
goods and notion house Of j. VI. Robinson n
Co., Louisville, Kentucky, We are informed
that the majority Of our dry goods merchants
gave him libcral orders. Mr., Hughes will visit
Crab Orchard, Lancaster. Richmond, Mister
ling Winchester, Nj. Vernon and many other
points in the NEXT few days, and will offer Ia
the merchants an The advantages If any house
east or west, either in character, capital OF
capacity.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
Half Fare To Livingston.

We have been asked by several g,ntlemen
to make an effort to induce the railroad COM
pany to allow fishing partics Of two or more
who wish to visit Rockca-tle river to frh to
pas over the road at half farc-that i. to
permit them TO return free after having paid
full fare out to the river, and to make the
tickets good for week or ten days. which
would be about as long a. any ono would de-
sire to stay. IL seems 10 us that il snch An
~-,V-r-eu,a-' Esra wade, arr t-sss "f psrus-'.
both ladies and gentlemen, would avail den-
selves Of the novelty of the trip, the BEAUTIFUL
mountain scenery, and healihfulness Of such
excursions. Let the or,lcr be- made from al
points from Louisville and intermediate poin..
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Too Late.

The trsiu from Loufsville does not arrive
here until 2 o'clock 2. ". This late hour Is
owing to the fact that the train does not leave
Louisville until about O'Clock \. NJ. Ii seems
to Us that the cars might leave that city al
A. N. and run on such time a. TO reach here
by ls:30or by O'Clock p VI. a. farthest. II
such an arra~scmcn, could he effected a great
many persons would be greatly accommodated.
Then, instead Of lying over Cor dinner at Leh-
anon, at eleven o'clock, they could come on
here To dinner, and then go to any poin, of in
either direction, homo. We hope the next
change Of time will look 70 the accomplish
ment Of this.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

~ the kindne.. and sisiincc NJ Ifon ..
" Bcck, We have @crrd fss ,our cisgcns a
mnncy ORDER office at Stanford, We
addressed a nos short time inc % w.
Bcck, askinr him 10 uschis maacrcc 20 tlis'
end and Gw days ago we received the fol-
lowing 'ct'er which Wa sent TO Mr.. Besk IN
rcsfcp-e % HE request IN the matter
PororricE DErAHrnrsT,
MONTY OrbKE Ofrftr,
Washington, April ~ isl2)
No.. ! y. Reel. w. c.
siR:-I have tile honor TO inform you that
Stanford Ry.. will be included in the lisi a
money order Offices now being prepared, aud
that the postmaster will probably he author
isol 10 commencc bushes Of this kind at the
stanford olBe on the LIT day Of July next
Ecslccuully, your,
CT MACDONALD. sup't
We feel under many obi gations to our Elf
Gent member. The people know how to ap-
prcciate such serviccs. We have never YET
made request Of Mr.. Beck to which he failed
to give his earnest aud immediate attention.
We regret to lose him from our Congressional
District ~ citizen
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
Dolly Varsieus.

Dolly vardons are all the rage. As much
a. in Kentucky as in the North or south.
Louisville has Dolly Warden balls Paris has
Dolly Warden railroads. Lexington has Dolly
Warden editors Lebanon has Dolly Warden
fires; Damrille has Dblly Warden candidatcs !
IIarrbdsburc had 4 Do-iee Var-dosg dos-bu'
it, lost; Columbia has Dolly Warden snakes
Lancaster has Dolly Warden bachelors; and
stanford has Dolly Warden whisky. An cN-
change says Georgia hasa Dolly Na'ien bnsc
hall club; Memphis had dark ground
Dolly Warden conventions; Louisiana has
DOLLY Warden iSc-nics ard Mi~i@ipIi ediior
triumphantly boasts thai bis STATE has Dolly
Warden legislature mixed, black yellow and
white The next thing we hear Of will be Dolly
Warden collins, for the people in this country
have natural tendency toward running
everything into the ground
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

In these DAYS Of bold and terrible raid
made upon hanks by robbers, 'ur cashiers and
other hank officers cannot be too particular AZ
% where they keep their funds. In our opinion,
tho vaults should NOT be permitted 10 remain
unlocked for a moment, and but little money
kept At hand In conversation recently with
one Of our bank officers, We asked him why he
kept Tssslyeron his table. OF course Il Ma,
for dofensc, We remarked to him tina, there
vas not one day in twenty but what three or
tour well armed, well mounted desperadoos
could come into Stanford and rob either one
OF oar basks and make good thsi escape with
cut tbs los one Of thsia, and perhaps not one
tcnfb part Of our citizens would know they
we're IN ts.s But We were shown a trick or
two eonsdsaiially, and M half suspect that
cssa my men you'd 6nd bot work in playing
tlss' game ut esther Of the Stanford hsnks
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4 Taunery.

There are ,l,ree .or four excellent point,
around our town upon which to locate tan
merry. and no better point for such an establish
mont can be found. We have a branch and a
creek too. where water could be had the year
round, and thai too, Immediately upon the
Inc Of the railroad where il would not be
necessary to haul bark, hides and other mate
rial, from the carr.
In addition to this, the bark region. a'c
within an hour travel, where bark could be
obtained for all time TO come, at very rcason-
able rates Year ago; We had two such yard,
on a small scale, which did "a good business, and
now. far more than IT that early day the ne
ce-.ity exists for tapnery on a large scale.
We like To see all kind Of manufacture.
spring up in a community, and as thi- i one
OF the most profitable Of all, We wonder that
no ons has The energy and enterprise 90 build
one IN, NJ Stanford
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FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

Can OEcHAsp, ny, April 80, is72
CssrsJsRdeaos Iaisrtor .l0nrnG
Seeing that your excellent paper gives the
news from all points, I herewith send you an
account Of the Golden star Lodge, No. POS,
|. q. q. 4. .. HH...r-rr
AT regular meeting Of this lodge on the
18th Of April, the following officers we're
elected for the term ending August lst, 1879.
=. H. Mclean, W. e. T.; Mr.. N =. nronaugh, W,
v T., h Sullivan, W Sect y. llutchison " T. s.
"A. Mcclure ". 1reasi ,. a Ph0iso, ". NJ, Mi~ j.
Annie Dillon, W, 4, NJ C. llutchison W o.
WIN. Carson, W, O. q Miss fannio Holman r. H. -
Mis- Alice Hardin, J.. ~
This lodge was organized March l2th, 1870,
with twenty-five charter member, under very
uniayorable circumstanccs, but has come up
though great tribulatious,' TO wonderful
succcss. We number about fifty members, in
good standing, Our motto "Faithi Hope and
Charity, p -honld win the admiration Of all
Wa aim ~ do good 10 all, aud harm 10 no one,
Our lodge embraces many Of the best men and
women Of this community; all Of whom sssm
tn be in earnest for their good cause. We
hops to labor on, until intemporanoe shall be
unknown in our community. lours, etc.
j. X. +. I.
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CoVISGToN MARKET.

CovISsroS, April %, is72
Cattle-Thc receipts continue extremely
light amounting to only 26 head during the
past week Best butchers cattle s6Ca6 %, sec
ond quality do s5l55 so, third quality do -
Gi4 80, scalawags sos 81.
sheep-Thc supply is not equal to the de-
mand. The receipts during the past week
amounted to $50 head. The best sheep with
wool on We quote at 81 5Oas, second quality
do S. 5O6lG, third quality do siCfi 10.
Hogs--Ariyals for the past week amounted
10 l,Oe7 head. Prices range from 50 73ta
4 40 per 100 IN, according to quality
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
Married.

At the residence Of the brides father in this
county, on the 10th OF April, by Elder ;, H.
King, Mr.. SAMUEL SrooNANooRr to Miss
LUCEY T. BLACKERBY
Attendants Miss NJ Smith, Of Lancaster,
anil Mr.. Geo. W. Bobbitt, of Lincoln county,
Mother Spoonamorc gave abe happy couple
a reception on the l7th, and the numerous
guests who were in attendance Jared sumpiu'
ously and will long remember the old LADY,
hospitality,
We hope their matrimonial sun will neyG
'blaeker-bc,n and il tbe dark daysof adversely
ever come, they viii "spoon-the-n'ore.@
.. ... GROWER"
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Unfortunate.

We were in conversation with a gentleman
the other day and naturally inquired how his
family were he replied that they were getting
along very well now, but that he had been
very unfortunate in trying 10 raise his family;
that not very many ycars sgo, while his inno-
cent little children were playing around his
house, ono pleasant afternoon in early spring,
while the birds wero singing insriy, and the
gentle rephyrs softiy fsrrsur thc'r pretty
locks the chimney Of be house fell down and
killed ali ~ his children nineteen. The
initials Of the gcntienan's name Is Bertram
Spratt
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
PTFTsBURG MARKET

PItr-BUEa, April 40, is'g
There were about $50 head Of cattle ON sale
in ALLEGHENY TODAY; OF these p carr were
from Chicago, caIs from Cincinnati, and the
balance from different points Of Ohio. Trade
Opened slow, and dragged al through. Last
Mondays prices we're sustained, and there
were but very few left over Prime 70 extra
butcher cattle sold at 7C'7lc, and medium
to good at sl@6lc; fresh COWS S;5G7j; stock
steers 4l@5le. The number Of sheep on sale
Was small, footing about 22j. They brought
full prices; clipped 5ta7c, and wooled sC6l0lc,
as to quality. Hog sold in a retail way az
ii@5sc, and dull.
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LOUISVILLE GRAIN MARKET

Wheat-Thc market i quiet with light re-
cep,s and oferirgs and prizes arc merely
nominal We quote al 81 6Oel 10 for rcd
and white on arrival.
Corn-The market remains steady and firm,
at 57Gl59c for shclled in SACK delivered ON
cars, and at asa 55c in bulk from store. Sales
on change Of 1000 bushels white delivered nj
5Sc, and 500 bushels mixed at BE-
Oats CONTINUES unchanged in prices With
the usual consumption demand at iACa '6o for
white on arrival.
R.e-Is firm, with limited Offering. We
quote al g5cs 90 on arrival
Barlcy-Is quiet and prices arc Dominally
unchanged W. quote full a. so' 80. an1
.lring a. "a sH,
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ssDrururner~-'

The season for drums and drummcrs has
once more arrived We are always glad when
they come They come when the birds do,
and il they would remain as long as the birds,
it would add lively interest To our town.
Besiles bringing money into the pockets Of our
hotel and saloon keepers, they make ? place
more social We never doubted the policy Of
the Wholesale merchant in sending ont these
gcntlemanly solicitors twice a year; for much
good is accomplished by them. II they would
all leave a card for insertion in our Journal,
they would do still more good.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

We notice that several u our leading cx-
changes copied the short article we wrote the
week before last, ON the information given Us
by Mr.. q. T McRobcr,s, about how he got
rid Of cookie in his wheat.
Such hints are always useful and acceptable,
and We hope all our farmer friends will follow
Mr. McR's example, and give Us such items,
from timeto time, rs they may learn from
practical experiment. In this way much good
can b., and is done.
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The Racing Aspirants.

We learn Nom all points that the FIVE cspi-
rants for the Democratic nomination for Con
gress in lhr new district grows hotter and
hotter as warm weather approaches. They
are speaking all over the district, and We pre-
sumo are making vigorous canvas. The
people viii have pretty good idea who b.
vote sor BY the time they get through Hon.
NJ ]. Durham left berc carly last wccl To en-
tar the arena against the field" and Colonel
Breckinridgc also followed close upon HE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
Show Day.

As all the public days this spring have been
unpleasant and unfit for properly exhibiting
the many fine stations which are farmed in
our own and other counties, We hope the own
ers will bring them in again on the second
Monday in this month. We have heard that
a number Of them will be present
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.

L.S.-S1LLi- ,AKc,la. is7a,
Cattle-Only l54 head were the ohefing ti--
morning, all Of which were sold by noon. The
market was active under the light supply, and
prices were fully maintained al m advance of
pc on the 100 pounds. We quote best grade
shipping and butchers beeves at 6G6lc; good
to choice at 5Gy5lci medium sold at 4lc,
and common at 2!@ 81 per pound gross.
Sheep-There is no change to note in this
class Of stock The market j. active, and all
sell on arrival. We quote for best heavy at
6S7c; good sell at 80 sic per pound gross;
mixed lots sell at 81 Doc 80 per head.
Hogs-The market remains about the same.
The receipts are heavy. We quote for best
grade of butchers hogs a; 4i@4lc, and light
sell at $40 &c per pound gross.
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The Ayant Courier.

This d a weekly paper published by Joseph
Wright, Jr.. formerly Of Richmond, Kentucky,
al BozeIpan. Galls,in county, Montana ierri-
tory, and is one 81 the best Western papers
that comes to our office. If any of our friends
desire news from that country, or contemplate
moving to the West, We advise them to sub
scribe for the Courier and they will get reliable
information in regard to the country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

There are six or eight old, half-dead, i'll
shaped, halfnaked locust and ash trees, CEDAR
etc, in our courthouse yard, which not only
mar NE beauty Of the new structure, but are a
real nuisance. They serve only % obscure
the view of,he tower and the clock, and sew
cral Of them are 40 close to the building as to
greatly endanger the oornice and the root
when the wind is high. Three or four Of the
large silver poPlars only should be allowed to
remain az a shade from the hot sun Of summer
The Others should be removed at once We say
cut them down.
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New Advertisements.

our readers will confer favor nPon us II
they win take the trouble to look MP little
advertisement that appear in this i'-ue in
reference To an article Of apparel -ornelimos
necc-ary to complete the toilet Of stylish
lady \ hint to the wise is sufficient.
We reirT our readers to the advertisement
VI Shorts shop On Church street. Tom can do
ANYTHING that anybody else can, and do it A.
we'll Try him aud sce
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

lhs pss-en. ,ssm Of our Cirsait Ceurt has
bcsu more largely attended than any term we
have over known, in our observations Of sx-
teon senrs. Every day, the cour,house has
besn pnny wcll filed up with attorneys, lit
iEants, witnesscs, aud 'loafers" But little
business Of importance, however has been dis
posed q, and many cases, both lcp~l and cqui-
table, have been continued until the October
team. N We could have three weeks term
usat fsll. Instead Of a two weeks term, We
could he enshled TO get through with much
important business.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

FROM LIBERTY.


speaking Railroad .ccting Preaching
LREErY, Ky, APRIL 2oth, is72.
SPEAKING.
The candidatcs fcr Conercss addressed the
citizens of our county at Middleburg on the
2jth aud a, this place on the 10th. II the pre-
dictions Of all the candidates prove tlI1. our
district will bc blessed with more members in
the hall, Of Congre-s than l. usually allotted
to one district, for they all seem hopeful, Or
n least they say No in their speeches. They
met with am addition 10 their numberin the
borders Of our county. Col. 4, Wolferd
met them al Middleburg and declared himself
a candidate. Tie spoke with them here and at
Nea,syilc Says in his speeches that he does
not propose 10 make The elnyau untl next fall
RAILROAD NETTING
There was railroad neeiing held in our
town on Monday the 22d inst, for the purpose
Of appointing committee to meet the cngi-
necrs Of the Cincinnati railroad on the borders
Of our county, and welcoming them. On mo-
ton Of Col Wclforl Maj. W. c. Sweeney was
called To the chair and W. L. Burlett was ap-
pointed secretary The chair then appointed
the committee to meet the engineers, direct
them through the county and also assuring
them in case they would come through Casey
with the road, that the right Of way would be
given them.
PREACHING.
The Rev. J. A. Bogle, OF Hus,onville, Ken
lucky, preached in our town last Sunday.
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A Dead Swallow.

Several years ago chimney swallow IN
flying down a chimney at the Carpenter House
fell up@, the point q Lightning rod which
pierced him through and II has hung there
even since. through stornl and rain, wind, hail
and snow, and still hangs tIcs beacon light
" ali yvai,ows aud a standing eSidepec OF
the fact that swallows should be very careinl
how they iiy dovnch imneys upoa which such
rods ays placed, Whether his death resulted
from sniesic or Incident We DO not know.
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.'Zcc.''

This correspondent fsyurci u. with l,i'cr
,hi. week which. Unpublished, would cost him
the small sam Of so at very bow Advertising
rate. We des,no the ncWs from all sections OF
the country, anil f'cl thankful ~ our CORES
ponjcnl- anil fricnls generally nr their favor,
but We da no desire ~ advertise tue merchants
and professional mcn of ourncighb1rinc ,own.
without fair compen alton
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIScfSsATi, April %, isla
Cat,lc-Thc market il firm; supply unequal
to the demand. Wequctc common to extra
butchers cattle from SO 5Oaj 81; shipping
cattle - s5@6 Is, and all sold.
sheep-There Is falling of in the receipts,
while the demand CONTINUES good and are
selling readily upon aroPl at prices ranging
from s5@s per Genital, gFoss.
Hogs-The market opened active, AMI a
much better feeling was evinoed than during
the preceding week. About l,6OO hogs
changed hands during the forenoon, and We
close our report with none left over ur-old, at
prices ranging as follows Stock hogs s3 zoe.
4, shipping hogs, siei 10; extra butchers
81 256R4 So
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Compromised.

The fifteen or twenty persons who were i'm
dicted by our grand jury at the last October
term OF the Circui, Court for seining in Dix
river, compromised their cases with the attor-
ney for the Commonwealth and were "let off,
by paying a small fine to the State, including
fee in each case, to the States attorney.
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BObbitt-s store.

Mr.. F. F. Bobbitt informs Us that he adj
dressed the people who live in the vicinity of
Bobbitts store, for the purpose OF increasing
the fund to erect monument over the Con
federate dead in tho cemetery at Crab Orchard,
and we are requested by Mr. Bobbttto return
thanks to those people for their contributions.
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rR0NG AMERSET.
;.:;Ssssss S:ss: x n,isI MI; ss s:Si.S

- srii e'fNlY''ff' - RI IL IN
ii'e -,rahgerS on'eie,' our toNh riuay
morning row we "'''F'''' o' 'o'''n"' Nol'
dressed wen h"u"'e" w" "''" WIN 'o"H
INST went 70 INC nahk a''u r'cV''e' chans' '"r
twenty dollar o'', s"o e'"""rao "r r',, IN
dcf prr''n-e ~ 'ooNlng ~ crazy man ih''r
mannerS a''a c'n'"o' cf'"'' $50 eN'i'sl'en'
a'Hi much co'nm'n' ""o"e our 'l,"'n. s"'s
thinking 'hey belonged 10 railroad corps
"'h'rS u"' "''' WV
Disguise, on the hunt oi illicit disiilcrics, aud
others ,bstthry were examining our jail AND
bank With view to removing both buildings
Including the trcafprcs 70 paris unknown.
However, their visit here is yet vehcd in mys-
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Dolly, dear Dolly, come home with
me now,"-as the young lady said, who
bought 50 many goods yesterday at
McAlister q Millcrs.
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Prom North Sitie.

Our Norih s,Jc reporter hs no"n very SCH
for several davs but Is now copyale-ren'
The f,rmers arr an planting corn. To nut
crop wll BE abundant Poachc- excepted.
SUNDAY srhool opcncd time ~ccks Az Tor
~ Eve children in ATTENDANCE.