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, 1876-05-13

SEEMING EMPE.OYMENT.-Scarce day
passes that the editor Of the STATESMAN is
not asked TO furnish employment to deserving
young men aud ladies. Few persons have an
idea of how difficult it is for 4 respectable
young lady or deserving youth TO secure en-
ployment. In the trades there is q general
indisposition to employ bcys-'his, mainly
oW ing TO the fact that after boy obtains
the merest smattering of trade, he thinks
he knows as much as his employer, and At
once talks about starting out as journey
man. Il Is in this way we have 80 many IN
different workmen, aud this evil must con-
time until We return TO the old fashioned AZ
prentice system, when a boy was required to
serve five to six years before he dreamed or
being master If his trade. With regard 10
young ladies it is different. It is not every
young lady that is fitted to take the place Of
domestic drudge, and as to any other en-
pluyFnrnt il Is not TO be had in the country
II we are to retain our young men and maid
cns. We must establish in the neiehhorhood
Of the town wooien factories and other man
ufacturing pursuits that can furnish employ
men. Tor unskilled labor. At this moment
we could fill out list Of fifty Fersous-nale
and fe:nale-to whom employment OF 'hi-
character is absolutely necessary, and who in
it's absence are compelled to live off The earn
ings of impoverished parents There is an
abundance of capital in the corntry. and At
least portion of it should be invested in
manufacturing enterprises that will give
employment to our idle boys and girls.
, 1876-05-13
SPECIAL EREEGNTs.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture, Glass, Glass-
ware an' Is contents IN crsCs otherwise Queens
ware, Marble and Costings taken only st owners
RISK Of damage, brt-ikage On leakage.
Acids Iurpentine-, Burning Fluids, Oils and all
other liquils IN cans or other vessels, et owners
ri,S OF ielkage-
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of breakage.
Fruits. Vegetables and all other perishable prop
erty At owners risk Of frost or decay.
Furniture not boxed, and all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up or knocked dow q,
at owners ri-k Of damage and chatting or brezkAes.
Nor VIII the Company he responsible for 6eacicucies
in any part unless the same is specially reocptea r
, 1876-05-13

DAIRY BusiNEss.-Now that we have d.
rect communication with the lower country,
those of our friends who have the facilities
should give greater attention to the dairy
business. Butter aud cheese, of good quality,
always command ready sale, and it seems
impossible to overstock the market. Goshen,
New York, is the richest farming district III
the world, aud the whole of this great wealth
has been made off the trade in butter and
cheese. Walln Walla can readily be the
Goshen of the Pacific Coast, and 1t is for the
farmers now here to lead off in this road to
wealth.
, 1876-05-13

ARM BEoKET.-Last Monday afternoon,
Miss Phillips, u young lady OF this city, met
with an accident, Oh Main Street, above the
bridge. In company with her brother, {.
Phillips, she was riding in a buggy, when
the horse took fright and turning suddenly,
upset the vehicle throwing its inmates out.
Miss Philips had both bones other right arm
broken; her bro;ber ESCAPED with few
seratcEes. The buggy was not seriously dam
aged D.. Bingham was summoned, set the
b-olt5n bones and removed the heuufor'unate lady
TO hsr home. We understand she Is doing
Well.
, 1876-05-13

THE OLD saloon building, next door to
Sohwabacher Bros, was placed on wheels
this week. and the lot it occupied is to be
appropriated to the extension of the Messrs.
Sehwabachers' store. The new building is
intended to be highly finished, and from the
plans and specifications promises to be an
architectural ornament TO the town. This
extension will give the Messrs. SchwabacherS
the largest store room III the Northern ooun-
try, and Will enable them TO conduct their
large and constantly growing business more
conveniently and to the better satisfaction Of
crs.OInars.
, 1876-05-13

'"ANh OPENING AT TSCHwNBACHER Bios,
''e now receiving their spring and sum-
-.' Seek, and offer the finest assortment oi
ever brought 20 The Northern country.
''ae goods were nonght on a falling mar,
.' 'ni Is q consequence can be sold al
-'''''S'y low prices. In the line o'
-.' and boy's clothing. they have all the
> and most fashionable styles. and
TIE smallest roy to the largest man can
'''l' 's7 a perfect fl. The ladies also have
cared t'T, their stock embracing every
s,,: ;- "a n ,he line Of ladies' wearing apparel,
n. ....'u.lnT the latest fashions. Call and
- m new - 'ck, and YOU will BE- sur
~ At The barrgins offered.
, 1876-05-13
CAPITAL
IS 3 q q. . q o {?
Divided into 10000 Tickets at 50 90
Coin each,
OR. ELEVEN FOR $50 co.

The County Commissioners
of King county, Washington
Territory, appointed N. S.
Booth, Esq, Auditor of King
county, Capt, Geo. D. Hill, I,
S. A, Treasurer King county,
and John Collins, Esq, Trus-
tees, into whose hands the
whole of the property is
decided in trust for the prize
holders.
The property TO be distributed Is now being placed
IN the hands Of Trustees before the Sale Of Tickets
Us provided by the act.
, 1876-05-13

WHERE 10 BUY.-Our country friends
when coming to town, will carefully scan
the columns of the STATESMAN, and learn
where they can make purchases to the best ad-
vantage. As rule, it is safe to avoid houses
that are too poor to advertise. Ibe sales OF
all such are SO limited that they are compeil-
cd to charge high rates. If you want to
buy at low figures, always 20 to the houses
thai advertise their goods and in that way
ara euablet, TO sell at low prices.
, 1876-05-13

Depss MAEuxG.-A lady friend desires US
20 call attention to Mrs. Addison an eA0g'
lent drsss-maker, whose residence Is on 'n'
,-,h side Of Mill Creek, in what Il known
as the old Kelly house. Ladies desiring
dresses made in the peatest and most fASniOH
III. stvls. can depend upon Mrs. Addison
giving satisfaction. In all cases Hs'
will be reasonable.
, 1876-05-13

-. 'ueHTER.-Hu-h O'ReiIey, a sol
.-1'i7d with the murder of a comrsde,
o. -'.-8h' NJ for trial before he District
~ On Monday morning. All of Monday
1oP'ad IN hearing the evidence, and
was devoted TO the argument of
T., Inc case was given to the jury on
o. =, evening, and at the opening of Court
7.,s. -",~lay morning, the jury returned q
~, 'i nsnslaughter. the puni-bment for
H. not les' Than one year nor mors than
s.,,;,- ar IN the Psniteutiary. The killing
''cs,i,. 7l nv circumstances of great pro-
0R-a.' and hence the verdict. Had
sg1,,i.iI moved in a higher circle it Is even
ezr bss "he' her any conviction could have
!aJ;- A poor and lonely man. the puri-
Ski,eif vile vas possibly as dear to him as
, 1876-05-13

,-,.-,rr, REsERvAToS.-The telegraph
us,EIs for the statement that the
~ .,rmiltee will report fasorably upon
III 70 remove tho Indians from the
i'' N, r..ervation and open the same for
.,1-msnt.
, 1876-05-13

fas,lHs' CELEEssroN.-Ihe Graugers'
tu-l, ar rtar last meeting, appointed Il
.-a..a. .o arrarSe for The celebration Of
&stA # July. We think it would be well
tr'hs own committee % arrange Cor joint
.,.-. q. Il ia r. il Il town celebration,
sa. -a.h.r IN The country, neither will
rr4ar .3 much. jlt if ,he iariHrrs and peo-
.... a...aa -,0 ..,Tee upon q plan OF CO.
.,-r.au, ,hry can make grand demon
.-.,..l
, 1876-05-13

Fpr,r-We are informed that the ifH''
trees all through the valley are IN -
condition aud promise abundAnt crops r'A'ns,
v.rs 3, total failure, this season
IN lid sbundantly. With the aid OF Inc
r,;lro.a. our fruit growers this year ou5 u;rb !,
to be able to supply the P0r'lHnd llAi A''
carly fruit
, 1876-05-13

r,,>s Kmn,IL, who for tho past year
,h..n visiting his friends and relatives in
r,.,srn States, is again at home. Frank S
,... made mainly for the purpose of i'm
H'l n. healrh, and We are glad to state
- 80 comes back looking stout and hearty.
, 1876-05-13


Claims against the county allowed ana ordered
pad amounting TO Sl9ll "A
The fo!lowina, NAMED persOus were appointed road
supervisors II the several DISTRICTS to-Sit; John
Bryant number TO- bond given tUr $500, aut apprOy-
ei Patrick Martin road district number II Nm.
Martha number l; A. j. EVIns, number 10 W G
Preston. number L; James Na1lgan number
John ManIon, number /; :. II Erwin number y
ChAIles Beach number 5; 4. Pitts, hunter ~
In the matter ot the plat= ci rosts lostei n Co
lambia county, ". I. lite Commlssioners Of Co
lunba clunts made request Tor tie road Pats sJ-e-
81 order maize leaning the county OF Columbia Tie
ssiii pl4ts Tor the term o. ole year
Examined eanceilrd warrants Tor the months OF
February March and April, amounting % s2l57 i5
and find the same 70 compare VIII the tNokS OF III
Auditor and treasurer
N the matter OF pubic printing tor the ensuing
yeIr Awarded - W. 4 Newell, his bang the
lowest b.
Insurirg of the County COu-L House given 20 STATE
Investment Insurance Co.. OF San Francisco, ". +.
Jones agent, on 1000 z 81 ooin, Tor oa= year
IL tie matter OF releasing school -@Tlis N es5es
where saii leases lave eNpuei. Or5erel that all
VERSIONS X oss school land leases have expired, o.
may hereafter expire. arc TeluiFs4 y Apply 70 tnr
County Auditor lOr new leases loi Si-l seLuo! L-ns
In tn mater Of monthly s-tr-nent D-rSeen the
AuiJ,for and Trsasurer he boarG examined The
Ioks q. the Auditor AID IreAsLreE sn1 toUEc them
toare and that tie balance n ;ss Irrasurer hands
agrees with the accounts Or salc CIns-Ts Ordered
ia. the ssttieu-a;s mace tet|evn SD oz,sTs Tor
tee hscl year enDg ApFi 81 4s.e' = AID ta= same
are hereby approved
Pr dsifa ana mileage Of County Commissioners
ana SberF o4iee-s OF the Boe1i Of County Commls-
sleners. amounting 70 sII2 20, oE1sEed Tsa.a.
In lie matter OF building vaults anu repaIrlng
Court Eouss. Ordered that the Auditor publish n
the Sr.rEsM .S that sealed proisAs WI. te received
~ tb Rl.rf of County Commissioners At tie ! u
gust term, 1876. OF sud Bosrl Of Cos1ty CoIafnis-
sjoasr,. Tor builains vaults and repairing Court
House. soeoriing 10 the plans aid SPECIFICATIONS on
a. 10 ,ba Ar.d:to-s o1iee said woIk 70 BE completed
- he Ist n Cc,cir Is7s Bidders put IN sepa-
rate BIDS fox carpenter ami rasons work, payable N
[,st sr.r,s. 70 be issued when s2ld vork L CON-
uletsi The Commissioners 1rserYe The night TO Ee
- Z. JAooIs, County Auditor
, 1876-05-13

PAINFUL. AFFAIR.-At an early hour
yesterday morning, W. T. Barnes was rid
ing along near the city cemetery, when he
observed a young man evidently attempting
TO escape, snd closely followed by another
man who WAS shouting, "Stcp Theft
Mr. BArnes put sp"rs TO his hor-e and over
taking the fugitive, an explanation followed
that was simply shocking. The fugitive
was the son of his pursurer. and being order
ed away from home, had taken one of his
fathers horses. Under these circumstances Mr..
Barnes declined TO interfere and left the father
aud son to settle their difficulty.
, 1876-05-13

Tur SALEM WooLEN MILLS have been
5.r.r,l ry fire. These mills were the first
.,,f. Kind ergste! On tho Pacific coast, and
..,,. ,!us were regarded AZ very valuable
--,-r,y. Recently they had run down, and
....a.s.r. ,,.s FIR. the mills had b,en tGrned
INV. c. Griswold, on condition of his
..-.r, an ind btaiuess Of $50, 900. The
&. supposed to have originated IN sponta-
r.ga. ,m5u.fl9n-
, 1876-05-13

c-roor in District No. l is closed, !,
- -, no money to pay teachers. This
ia'. - q Iarge revenue, yet owing to bad
l.'.H'. .a1n- ~, or rather mismanagement, is
N-...s,lv in debt.
, 1876-05-13

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, now being
erected at the corner of Poplar and Ihlrd
streets. is already enclosed aud from the
prosress the workmen are making promises
70 he completed in very brief period II SO
bappens that the Episcopalian, Catholic, U MT
ed Bre,hern, and Methodist churches are all
Iocated IN the same quarter OF the to" n, ana
nov with the Presbyterian church ADDED
that nromises TO be religious neighoorhood'
, 1876-05-13

B,nY CARRIAGES in great: variety Al .n'
E-.neise. Cigar Store These carriages
~ : I'D several dollars cheaper than al TIC
,,,bsr stores III this cltY.
, 1876-05-13

RAILROAD DEPoT.-We notice 'ha' nv :.
Railroad Company has erected 0O. a.t
~. d,Dot at the railroad terminus c0nn'0'
u,b;cb Is an office and other cODte-
nisnoes fox transao'ing the OH'insS u
IA
, 1876-05-13

.s vii be preaching in tho United
a church, tomorrow at II O'Clock,
b''D' o., : o'clock. p. IL, under the aus
4 H. sn+ s.L, N E. Church, South.
, 1876-05-13

PgoroGRAPus--Mr- j. S Smith, OF The
D.Ilss. is now canvassing this city Tor orders
sor enlarged photographs. He will take
small photographs, ambrOtyes' dasueFFe0-
tvpes or ferrotypes, and copy the same en-
1,r,ea to any size, and finish them either
plain. or in India ink or water 00ioFs' We
h.vo examined specimens of Mr.. Smiths
work aud ear recommend him as an accom-
nlIshed artist.
, 1876-05-13

FxrURsIoN.-A lsrge excursion party pass
4 over the Railroad yesterday, going as iaI
a. WaIlnla. The Railroad nAusgers have
srb;bitsd great hberality in the matter OF
s,aa excursions.
, 1876-05-13

The PLAGUE Is raging in the East with
great yirulence, and this fsct msy serve as a
Earning to ourselves to prepare for the hot
davs of summer, In this city special adnoni-
non always seems necessary to secure at'en-
,ion 10 municipal cleanliness.
, 1876-05-13

Coz. CIV. WIN6ARD. Paymaster L. ; A.
. brother OF Hon. 5. c. Wiugsrd, Ia ordered
to tbs department For several years be has
-, srioned st San Francisco. Maj. RGckle
iii take his place at San Francisco.
, 1876-05-13
Rates on Up Freight,

GOODS, NEECHANDISE, ETC, ETC
From Walula to Walla WaIa.........a.....tz5 50
From Wallula To Whitman Observation-Disclosures. 90
From Whitman To Walia Walla- %
"a Builing Material, Agricultural Implements,
Lime e.. Transported % Wallula ut reduced special
rates, Will he carried by Railroad at oHs-eighth Of the
O. 3 y Co 2 charges
, 1876-05-13

Ar. AYERS, Clerk of the District Court
has nl.eed us under many obligations oy Po'
lite attentions
, 1876-05-13

OPPExHEIMER & Co, Of Fort Coiviile,
have secured the beef contract for Fort Walla
Wnlla. Their bid was fraction less than
L cents. The lowest bid made bY Wsila
walIa butchers was fraction less than cts
Considering the advance in the price Of beef
cs.tIe. IT is doubtful whether the contract
will pay.
, 1876-05-13

les CREAM and Arctic Soda at IAmpson a Iayio, >
That Is the place for The young men ana gIis 70 S'l
:. ,rben out promenading-
, 1876-05-13

=. ,rrFRroN, on the charge OF ex-
l. deadly weapon, was tried before
h..'+'s -. Court, Saturday last, and honor
y n, acquitted
, 1876-05-13

TsurERA1unE.-At p NJ ye.era-s'
,H|nU,. 70 ae~s A pleasant breeze made the "'A'N'
delightful.
, 1876-05-13

GATLlNG GUNs.-Quite recently o,..,
ot Natling guns have been added to ,ha
ament at Fort Walla WalIa, and ss.;an.5
to Col. Whipple's company. The.. ouus a.,
mounted on wheels very much after the stv,e
OF ordinary field pieces, and being of Eobt
construction are calculated to move r.r;SI-
1he idea Is based on that of the ro,oJ.-
Win this difference that the barrels i,s.e.d
OF he cylinder reyolre. The guns ara fur
nished with with ten barrels each and ,ba
cartridges are arranged to drop into place
iIoih an arrangement not unlike the homer
OF mill The gun barrels are msda 20 80
volye by means of a crank, and as tho h.-.I
comes INTO place cartridge drops down. and.
pierced by kneedle the discharge follows
Each piece is provided with "a cas.s -
cartridges, 40 cartridges in each. maxim,
800 cartridges, and these can be disebsrg.d
with almost inconceivable rapiditv An
army marching in close file, could almost ba
decimated with one of these gups and
we take 1t that with the general introduction
OF this murderous weapon there must be a
corresponding change of tactics. Wednesday
last We were present at a trial of these 0ups
and the above is the result of our obserys.
tons The guns were fred at a target dis.
tAnt about half a mile, and wher trained nm
the center several Of the shots where planted
IN the bulls eye. The gun ia so arranged
that it can be trained directly upon An OBJ
ject, or by slight change it can be given an
oscillatory motion, scattering shot in every
direction During the civil war we had an
opportunity of seeing the most effective weap.
ons then in use, bat as compared with the
Gatliug gun they were all measmrably barm-
less These gnns have not as vet been gen
orally introduced into the service, but if The
experiment now being made prove satisfac-
tory, it is intended to furnish two companies
IN each regiment of cavalry with the guns. and
train the men TO their use. The officers at
the Garrison fpsak favorably of the gun, and
express the opinion tha. in a campaign against
the Indians it will prove an efficient weapon.
, 1876-05-13

lie SPRING BUSINESS opens out briskly,
a. cur leading hOn-es having full run Of
--- and this is more especially at Dusen-
'.5 Bros, whore there is constant throug
u customers waiting 70 secure the great bar
s'l', just Row they are making a special
u! q aaa and boys c!o'hiug, and from their
.-a.a~e stock all sizes, from the big fat man
-'l 70 the smallest boy. can rely upon get
as god f's. Ladies' dress goods also in
VI $ variety; and in fact. every article re-
.'--i i'r the wardrobe OF household. Call
9.~7nbery's and secure come of the new
A21 cheap goods.
, 1876-05-13

SALE OF PEorEETY.-The lot on Main
a'-a', next door TO 4. Scholl's butcher shop,
'''~aid On Monday last, at public auction.
-ae 's,a was made II pursuaucs of an order
ct ,aa Probate Court. The lot fronts 20 feet
On Main street. running back 12O, and i'm
F0- y frame building. now used as a
'"aa'aat. The price realized was $14l0.
'l'A considering the times may be- regarded
De i-'s A,ure. The Old Fellows made the
i-'.a',', AMI il Is understood intend at an
~,.y day TO erect hall upon the lot.
, 1876-05-13

,,S., ErI.s, one OF ;hA aas: missionaries %
IN. country, IN town in tie eaEiy pAF' % 'i7
T-rek.
, 1876-05-13

EARLY Observation-Disclosures Just now
ia receiving her supplies Of early vegetables
from California. These come up on the
decks of ocean steamers, and after being ex-
rosed TO the sun five or six days arrive IN
auything but good condition This trade
riybtfuIIy belongs to Walla Walla, and it
only remains for some enrerprising man TO
lad off in the business and his fortune is
assured.
, 1876-05-13

,.,,,,rT Cs.lor has e5EAmsneed his ioe campaign
60. when j. gets real warm 70 sse tie
laipters-
, 1876-05-13

IUEFLIiIDNERIfS,
UTEEE. LI1TOEs sNIs CEClsIs.
MERCHANTS, PACKERS and others in g7rut
a eESAs'iEEtSS TO ship 90 the Mines, w:iI nud
70 their advantage 10 call before going elsee-
where as | will sell them Crackers
Cheaper I:,HTI I.;sy CGn he Imported
Having machinery for manufacturing Crackers
can fll orders 1t short notice. supply KEEP; con-
stsntiy on hand
.lyr Bread Crackers and Cakes Will be cold at
reduced prices, and promptly delivered in any part
Of the city.
Customers Will rlease call at the Bakery and state
where they will have their Bread left
e. The Bread Wagon viii 60 around the city
eyeIy morning. -
, 1876-05-13
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, came rates as
above Ter ton measurement
Wool, One-half more than the above rates per ton
weight. BET hides each l2z cents.
WOA, Sand, Stone and Live Stock at agreed On
rates up OF down, by car load
Double rates on fast freight packages, up o.
down.
All freic-ht not delivered before P n the day
after II is received at the dePots VIII Be stored At
owners expense and risk.
And all freight received az depOts gll be at owners
rsk of fire uBtI shipped delivered 70 oonsignees
All jiIls payable in gold coin before delivery Of
freight.
, 1876-05-13

Ngrz-The charga Of the WsIla Walia & Wallnls
Transfer Company on down freight transferred 10
o. = y Coz boats, including the Jusiness Of br-
Wsrdins, i % crts pr ton And on mp freight, re-
c-ivtl troin o. ;. y. Co.'S boat and forwarded 81
per ton All duwu freight for forward shipment,
not consigned TO parties at Watlula, viii be turned
over 70 this Transfer Company 70 forward
, 1876-05-13

FH.rDrsrr WI coufer favor by calling at tAis
efs-e-
, 1876-05-13

TERRITORY WASHNGTGN,(
BGua "
r Jacobs Auditor and for said county do hereby certify that the fog,
inge aud
( April 3Ch 1916 Witness hand and official seal this 4h day
lis ! of May1 r. JACOBS
~ dtorof County.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-03
LIST OF DELINQUENT LANDS

List Of all lands and town lots situated
in the county of Leavenworth and state OF
Kansas, upon which the taxes have not
been paid for the year 1879, and that are
subject to sale therefor:
No1r-The following is an explanation Of the
arsvi.ton. and signs used In the following descrp-
,Ion. of real essste: Ii, lot; Blk, Block; sc,
Section r, Range; A, Acre; und, Undividee Qr,
ousrtsr; hf, half; ., sonth; n, North, e, East; ",
west; ne. korthesst; nv Northwest; se, South
east; s., southvet;t Township, ~ wOf Side !;
rs, North -ide; =. South Side; mgr. North oaG.
ter; q, Degree Minute; Second; ETC., etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-18

sBSCRsBE! SUBSCRFBE!
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE {!
BSCRIBE! SUBSCKIBE!
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE
BSCREBE! SUBSCRIBE!
ADVERTISE ADyERTHSE
NJ ESCRTBE! IBSCRIBE!
ADgERTISEl ADVERTISE
SUBSCRIBE! SUHSCRIBE!
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
SUBSCREBE! IBSCREBE!
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-18

SHE WANTED TO REGIsTER.-Ye Yester.
day forenoon II determined looking wo.
man, accompanied by smalsized hus-
band, who had retiring air, called al
the First Precinct in.the First Ward, and
the wife demanded to be registered
while the husband remained outside and
wnistled a lonesome tune.
"In the name of 1900, 600 down-tro1
den women | demand 10 be registe ed, ;
said the woman.
'In the name Of the law reply that
can't do it" replied one of the Board.
"You must"
81 can't"
"You shall"
81 won't.n
9Th m, sir, 100000 down trodder
and long waiting females Of Americi
shall hiss your name to scorn and con
tempt for evermore."
''It makes me feel bad, but / cam
help it, replied the member.
The woman glared at him for minuti
favored him with Il double .jonted scowl
and then walked out. Her husbhnC
opened the door after she had closed i
with bang, and with voice Of deep hu
mility remarked
II didn't want to come along but was
forced to. Don't think hard of me gen
tlemen n-DctrOn nee +. ess.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-18

THE OLD ScALEs.-The owr.er of n
cotton farm, who was sadly in need OF
pickers, approached an old darkey on the
pubic square yesterday and the follow
ing dialogue ensued
Come, Ned, you picked cotton for
me last year and l want you again"
Il dunno massa."
Come along and get in the wagon,
I've good cotton, and III give you six
bits a hundred"
"Well, it jes' depends on one thing"
whats that?"
as you got dat same ole par scales?"
mo, a bran new pair"
"Well, dat bein' de case, III 60 wild
you. - Waco Examiner.