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cumbersome Washing Machines.

It Is probably the simplest contrivanee IN the way
of "A Washer that IN the way Of SOled linen,
and one of the most efficient Equipped with this
Machine, the family washing may he disposed of IN
half the time required 10y the old fashioned metho1,
and a great saving of labor TO overworked wives
and daughters. Every man IN the valley no has
the least regard for Uhs comfort and couYenenees OF
home viii purchase one of these Machines and thus
get rid of the terrors Of wash day Husbands and
fathers viii make their wives and daughters happy
by investing in these Washers. We are now pre-
pared to fill orders for these Machines at the rate
OF IS each. ROGERS hENISON,
46-3n Agents.
, 1877-02-17

MoNTGoMERY, the Photographic, is TAX
ing pictures at Baker City, Oregon Mont
gomery will be recolleeted az the man who
was 81 mysteriously assaulted whilst living
at Walla Walla. The mystery il now par
TALLY solved. and as usual there is woman
at the bottom If it
, 1877-02-17

HITCH!NG PoSIs -Messrs. Schwabaeher
Bros. have had placed on the sidewalk in front
of their store a number OF iron hitching posts,
which will prove a great convenience 10 the
customers of the house. These posts present
an .aruarnen,al appearance, and are in every
,,,,,, ,.referable to the unsightly wooden con-
>. ,.sy,nces that have heretofore been used for
the purpose.
, 1877-02-17

J. 7. Ford, walla WaIIa boy, is creeping
up in the world. Witness the following.
which We take from the Baker city correspon-
denne,of the Ar&nlaie;
r. c. Hyde and J. T. Ford are in the law
business together here. They undertake the
collection of claims from all parts, are re-
sponsibe men and csn be depended upon to
perform all trusts committed 10 them TO the
satisfaction of their clients. Mr.. Ford was
appointed by Governor B-sYman, commits
sionsr OF deeds for Idaho. 4 better selection
could not have been made.
, 1877-02-17

SILL Wuu Us-The many friends of
". T. Foor, the popular boot and shoe manu-
7i''nrer, will be pleased TO learn that he in
Bends 70 remain with rs. Mr.. Foor has clos
I'd his connection with thp business ne found.
ell aud carried OF successfully for many years,
eH' has nothuught II changing his residence.
f'r period Of over eleven years We have had
business relations with Mr.. Foor, and always
found him honest aud upright In his dealings.
IN whatever pursuit he may engage We hear
N.y wish him continued prosperity.
, 1877-02-17

.,,r sraoors.-The attendance at The
~. .-to,l- has greatly run down, being
.''-. .-,, +, the prevalence of diPhtbeTia and
..b.r contagious ti-ra7es'
, 1877-02-17

NrU \, N,-slC,-This city is said to number
mora ni,nos t,,an any other town Of It's size
ON the eoas.. Tb,, being the fact, the owners
Of the instruments " i'll be pleased to learn
that Mr.. ] Bauer has received iu'i s','A
Of all the RIOS, fashionable muS'c' ana 'na'
he will sell the same at Portland pI'ces-
, 1877-02-17

-.n,v Boyrs.-The boats on the Column
. p;r.r have resumed their trips this season
% .ir weeks earlier than usual.
IT, ~ =. ~ much better for farmers who had
.-.s,,s awaiting shipment
, 1877-02-17

LENr.-This is the season of Lent. and as
suoh will be dolly observed by the Catholic
aud Episcopal churches. We understand
that services will be held daily in each of the
churches named.
, 1877-02-17

4 TRUCK Of mammoth proportions
among the latest arrivals from Portland.
With the requisite amount of horsepower
This truck is equal to moving a good sized
store at single load.
, 1877-02-17

p FREEMAN, editor of the Ogden Ere
r.s in town in the early part OF the
i Mr.. Freeman on two different occa-
lid at the STATESMAN Office, but uu-
.-.,,.,.lv the editor was absent
, 1877-02-17

HARD ImFs-An advertisement for wood
choppers that appeared in the STATESMAN last
week called forth applications from scores of
Young men Who had evidently seen better
DAYS. In this respect these young men ex-
h'5i'oi commruaabIc spirif. Instead of
sitting down aud bemoaujng their hard luck,
thy were willing and anxious TO 20 to work.
let them cou'iau" on in this spirit and dav-
ilsht Vii! soon shine through the present
darkness.
, 1877-02-17

SHIPMENT OF WHEAT - We notice q
steady stream of wagons passing down Main
street, all loaded with wheat This grain is
delivered at the railroad depot, and thence is
transferred TO the River. At the time the
boats resumed their trips it was estimated
that 5000 tons of grain and flour awaited
shipment Since thar date 1t Is safe TO esti-
mate that fully five thousand additional tons
have been delivered at the railroad depot.
, 1877-02-17

h"onLUN BoYS.-Parents who are sux-
''l' 10 know whether ;hei- boys are to be
'-Assea IS "oodlums have ouly to look around
d pisht and see whether their children are
. nome or wandering the streets. The hoy
VINO Is found at home studying his lessons
~ 'Ae following day or perusiug good books,
ms oo.oing Of the hooilum element in = 5
'''nEos ION, and Is quite sure to grow up
:, 't-e'ao'e man II Is your by who ruus
, .1g streets at night, prowliug around saloons
snl smoking cigar s'umps. who is the bud
-''S hoodium. destined 10 life Of shame
, 1877-02-17

r.rrrrrlsr.-Ses;tle Is to have boot
"a .bos mnnufartory, owned by joint stock
.-.-.rv with $20OU0 capital. It is eater
-. = this character that build mp towns
.rl rIa,s their prosperity upon a solid foun-
da,lUD.
, 1877-02-17

-, FRS who desire good square meals
b-l., and the Lest a'commodntlon''
a.',- rrsr,ers at the brick hotel, Tom
r.r-,-u proprietor
, 1877-02-17

The STATE. TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE meets
at Salem, Oregon, February 2lst- We un-
derstand that this alliance has branches IN
Washington territory that will be represented
, 1877-02-17
CARE OF THE SIGN Il lNDIGENT.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received by the
~ County Commissioners of Walla Wala county,
at The Off of the County Auditor. in Wala Waila
city mp 10 - O'Clock NJ, on ESDAY the 20th day
of February 1877 Tor
, 1877-02-17

iHN'6RATIoN.-The first boat OF the o.
= y 20. this season. brought to our city
vera. new eomers. direct form the good old
'''4'e OF Pennsylvania Among the number,
o'a'eTsed with Mr.. Streavy. who with
- laughter have sought our valley for the
purpose OF securing future home. So far
are highly pleased, more particularly
WIN our beautiful winter weather. Mr.
'.lea'y will select favorable location, and
L. engage IN the stock raising business.
,,, I'm all accounts we may expect large im-
:. ~'1'n from that section of the Eastern
- - sfo Will come to our county to make
Alel. igiure home.
, 1877-02-17

New ENTERPRISES. - NessrS. Hawlcv.
Dnil Is Co., OF Portland, have concluded TO
establish . branch hardware store in this
CITY, in connection with their agricultural
machinery business, and ara now n~go,iat'n-
for che Of the brick stores on Main street, for
that purpose. This only goes to prove that
Walh Waila is the great ceurer of attraction
for business men and capitalists.
, 1877-02-17

- n srumrwourH, Of Baker ;, City,
GINS :. -;.i,ip., hi- Walla Walls friends
, 1877-02-17

IN HAIR. except for children Aas
p .,ff,.hion. Our young lady friends
.i make note
, 1877-02-17

RPrr,-rur Pa1rY--Nrs- r, r. Thomp-
vrrs Mark King, Miss Blampied, Miss
1.--s- and several Miss ThomPons, together
vir5 Mrs.. ThomPson's grandchildren, came
M rv tle cars on Wednesday morning, and
-.,nr,rI in The afternoon The party number
.r,-. in all. aui seemed to greatly enjoy the
, 1877-02-17
a @ q H u.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
eretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood. sc, viii send receipt that viii
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered 10y a missionary in South America.
send a seli-aidressed envelope 10 the REV JOSEPH
T. ISMAs, SatIoH u, Blob Hoase, Ne'e IHak-
5l-6m
, 1877-02-17

THE PASSENGER TRAINS leave Walla
Walla on Sundays and Wednesdays. at r
, 1877-02-17

PETIT Juuons.-The following gentlemen
uiI ..rr. a- petit jurors at the May term OF
,r. D..,ric, Court: +. Fix, David Roberts,
" NcEenny, 5. Hartman, Frank Hart, j.
C1riy. 5. Scott. II. Boehman, d. Small. l..
T. Tatro, Warren Witcher, II. B. Ward
,ma. Cummings. 3. T. Stone, Wm. Fudge.
e.. ". L3uudagiu-
, 1877-02-17

Cou-It is rumorrd that a man ny the
D-me Of Leonard has discovered a coal vein
-.me forty miles distant on the Columbia
riy.r. above Snake river. i sample of the
coal was brought - the city several days ago
20 be- tested, and those Who saw the sample
rnrnr IN common stove, say that it was Of
an excellent quality. Hcrepor'S two veins of
about twenty eight inches nn the cropping.
, 1877-02-17
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
Land for Soldiers land and Rich Mines
for sale or Trade Furnished Hotel
and Mill for sale ar Trade

I COLLECT SCRIP, INDIAN VOUCHERS,
L Pounty, New Orleans and other prize money now
due, and Postot!ice claims obtain Pensions for Of
fcerS soldiers, siilOTs wounded, injured diseased
and then widows and children Patents Caveats
title To land and land warrants for sOf,iTs in all
wars before 3 March, 1853. and attend TO al busi-
ness at Washington Locate Timber Land College
Scrip and Hum-Ntcads on lands near POT-i1nd OGp.,
and elsewhere. Will sell Cranberry, Prairie, Swamp
and li'nberel land, at prices lower than usual
Rich Placer trav,l Beds aud Quartz Lelges for sale
or trade Also, will sell Furnished Hotel or rent
it, or sell a saw 2Iiil. Apply TO
c. VI. CARTER,
G-Gn Portland Ggn
, 1877-02-17

THE FIRM of HEAIEY $ SCHUYLER VIII con-
L tinUe tie business at tie c.3 place. l0-!m
, 1877-02-17
seisSoIusGoga oC GopaT:nersEa;p.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the cOpIrt-
~ Ucrsug heretofore existing between q. z. EOOB
& 4. HEALEN, has taiS day leen diSSulyeI by
mutual consent. All debts aul a.cpu.S due the late
firm VIII h- paid to \. Hrstley, who val also assume
all liabilities Of the late firm e. T. FDGE,
A. HEALEY.
NI-.1r. x. IL. " :. .
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and Fair Play, for fun, and was won by the
former in 1891. Friday Lizzie Whips won
the first race Of two mile heats In 1871 a
$3.50, Typhoon 2nd. The colt and hlley
stakes for two year olds, one mile dash WIS
won by IIimyar in l;4ii, Jeveler 2nd. The
third race had six starters and was dash
Of ! miles, Largenteen won II in 2;Ssl,
Courier 2nd. -Four races were on the bill
for Saturday. The first, mile heats, was
won by Title Bren. In i;43l a iI7i, Miss
Ella End. The second race, sweepstakes
for three year olds, miles, was won by
Vera Cruz in 2:52l, Felicia End. Enquirer
won the mile dash for two year olds inl:47i
Buens Vista 2nd. The fourth and last
race was dash Of three miles and was won
by Ten Brock in 5:3ll, Heretog 2nd, and
Bill Dillon and Katrina 3rd.
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A Methodist minister in Massachusetts,
has Withdrawn from that Church and
joined the Pre-byterians. lie was tired Of
the itinerancy and didn't believe the Meth.
odist doctrine Of falling from grace An
other minister In Boston Withdrew from the
Baptist and joined the Congregstionalists
because he couldn't stand the close Com
munion principle.
There will be service next Sabbath at !
A. NJ, in the Methodist Church. There
will be but one service on the Sabbath du-
ring the present revival work, which viii
be at II A. NJ, instead " the afternoon.
Opportunity will be given at every service
to unite with the Church. Sabbath week
and Saturday previous, service will be con-
Quoted by our Presiding Elder, Rev. W. w.
Chamberlain. Quarterly Conference after
Saturday service, at II A.. NJ. Sacrament
on Sabbath. Jno. X. Peoples, Pastor.
TIE Lord to whose prais, the life Of Rev
@. o. Barnes is consecrated, continues to
bless the labors Of His servant. Since our
last report number Of our best and most
influential citizens have confessed Jesus a.
their Savior and the number Of confession.
now are over go. Il was a subject Of gen.
eral regret that sickness detained from sev.
eral meetings, Miss Marie, whose sweet
.opes and Cbristi.n.Iike manner have or.
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BTsfyEss NOTICES.


Grr the Noisclcss Slate At Chcnaulfs.
do to- I'oh"n Slagg Tor school hooks
Try smith y Miller.' variety OF Cake and
improved Light Bread
n. hi ~ n. IL -
pnui you, i ~ ,,l laI,,, ''"'' w" NV"
4. H., .i..,..
u ", ~ ~ -, . $500 ~ ~ ~. vi "''''"S
wv" "I''''s "" wv" ''''" w k'o'
can an Henry IIu.sing Tor Boots aud
Shoe. lie l. shocmaking again.
uotoER Chsnoul,'s for School Books.
Ia,ge stocL a, pullisbers' prices
4 GOOD assortment II Spcctacles at low
prizes, just received At Anderson Nc
J. II. n s. H. SmANKs have full line of
Cl,ahing for Bows aud Youths from 2 To u
YEAR, 81 age
-
~ Fau,iin, assortment o' w. ,a' az"
Twenty Eve with your name printed on
them for 25 cents.
.
Caison N Dodds are daiiV IN rece'p. o'
Fresh oyr,er-, Which they -erVe 70 ,helr
customers w any ",e, '" 'ns ""s' 'PP'o''
-
Ora Stock 81 school BOOKS, states copy
Books, Pen', Ink and Paper y nov COM
pieie In every wy. Come and ouy.
ANbthSoS " Mchohthrs'
Al p ,.... L.. ,.,..a. .a
patrons TO know that she keeps at all times
new aud fashionable Millinery eoods. Her
place OF business can be iound ny hef sish
Millinery aud Dre-s Making
e. , ,,J ~, A..
rsnhSr na,s GA"Ie ~ ,h.x w..
Gu n''.s " '"s" vii.h "a c...,,
"'ss'eu :" ""e ~ " 49,. A ~
",e Pu''n ~, ' ~ -, ,a',;ss;II.
= IT, o"'' '' wv" ''"''''
Jr,,-. W,xr,u A Go. y. y. cor. 81 and
N,rlc, 81 Ioui.yiIle. XIV, can not cure
Rhsnm,,i.m Inn, thew can make A good
.b,ne oul az The most ill-.haped person BY
putting one 81 their stylish suits ofclothes
." "''"'
SN MArurSy. th. best Merchant Tai.
lar In Central Kentucky. has on hand, and
!. constantly receiving a spIendid stock Of
good. for Fall aud Winter wear. lie
works "a. best material only, and always
guarantee. good ft.
:,
Jusr cccived full line at Cook and
Heating Stoves. Aha, enameled and plain
Crates, cheaper this Fall than ever ] am
needing money To pay for nv Fall stock.
All persons indebted to me will please call
and settle ASHER OwsLEN.
Go To Boh"n S'agg 70, RUE pIues,
Patent Medicines, best W hlsA'e,, mshues
aud Wines Tor Medicinsi nse-, Ml'ee'i,ne'
Gus aud school i,ooks, S,aloheN o. ahNa
Iiet'e.., Pocket hn'vea' Scissors, ,uns anu
Pistols, cartridge, I9suet, o s.sf'
tsh,"g laeAe, n"e-' "ssins s"d I'M,
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. several weeks
since a German named August Mayors,
came to this place and inaugurated his ad-
vent by getting out warrant against a ne
gro, who he claimed unlawfully held his
carpet-bag which contained most Of his
worldly effects. The case was tried before
Judge Dennis, who was impressed both
with the manner and the name Of the man.
So when a week or two afterwards he was
reading n copy Of the Odd fsiloV's COmpon-
ion, his eye fell ON an advertisement Offer
ing a reward Of $500 for the arrest Of one
August Mayors for the murder Of Consta-
BILE Samuel Normsn, in Tarentum Bor-
ough, Pa, in July 1877, he MAS snre that
our new citizen aud the man wanted were
one and the same person. The description
suited exactly end the Judge telegraphed
10 the authorities at Tarentum his suspi-
cions. lie received answer to arrest the
man at once, have him photographed and
send copy to them. Msyss was thereupon
lodged In Jail and the photograph mailed
A second telegram asking for the mans
signature Was received by the Judge GA
Wednesday, and promptly sent, the one GA
the Hotel register being cut out for the
purpose. Mayors protests his innocence
but the facts are greatly agains, him sna
he will be hold until the fullest inquiry i
made.
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A NARROW EscArE A few nights since
as Mr.. barnes, Miss sallie Harrison and
Willie Barnes were coming to church,
portion of the harness broke while descen-
ding Rout's hill, frightening tn. hor-e,
causing him tn run aud overturn the rock
away. Each Of the inmates vas thrown to
the ground hut very fortunately no one
was hurt Mr.. Barnes thought at 6rt
that he had suffered a fracture Of a rib, but
has since been convinced that Il was only a
bruise. lie preached as usual that night
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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.
Damruie.


SEPTEMBER 26th. 1877.
We "A's "". "' '
The 49-Cent Store claims the latest IN
Danville-a wire gauge sign suspended In
The cupola Of the LIST Presbyterian Church
Is being torn down and new one Is to take
its place. This church Is the oldest In town,
having been built in rs.
Bowie county boasts Of a negro woman,
living ON the farm Of Vim. Duke, who il
lIs wear, old.
-, A.. A., :,
~. 'S n",,,' =.
saloons have been closed. Ii is now a rare
thing to see a drunken man on the streets
We hone our neighbors will initiate our
example.
BoRs.-To the wife Of DIR. A. b. Nelson
on the 10Th inst a girl, weighing % pounds
DiED.-iAst friday q" TINS '''y' MT
wm' MARTIN
IA h.. hssn limited that the Advocate will
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TuE BuTroSLnss SHIRT BURIED! An
OTHER HAYS GONE SourH TO CELEBRATE
ANOTHER UNION! LINCOLN LIsFuD TO
"wednesday morning last,
at 3 o'clock, in Garrard county, by the Rev.
Vim. Crow, Mr.. J. Campbell Hays, Of Lin
coin, and Miss sallie Woods, Of Garrard,
were united in wedlock; and thereuPon the
happy pair-new pairs are always happy
took the train at Lowell, and went on their
way rejoicing to the "lsnd Of cotton and
'simmcn seeds" The attendants on the
occasion were Mr. Forestus Reid and Miss
Matte Paxton, Mr.. Leslie McMurtry and
Miss Annie Logan.
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TrsssvsrsstS Pvesevterv.
PAISr LICK, Ky, Sept. 26. 1876


FAINT LICK NY, Sept 70 1910
Dear sir:-I cannot give you an Official
account Of our Presbyterys action Of
Somerset, but will send few items Is they
occur to my mind. We were most Kindly
and Hospitality entertained BY the citizens
Of Somerset, and only regretted that We
could not stay longer. Somerset IL real
live town now, and it, future prospects are
very Aattering.
Our next meeting will be at Danville In
April next. Presbytery conte mplase' put
ting some other man in the mountain re-
gion recently occupied BY Rev. W. Z. KEEL
Ter. Rev. J. J.. Barnes continues to sup
ply the Church Of Hustonville. Brother
Keller was dismissed to the Presbysery Of
Louisville. Action on the New Book Of
Church Order and Discipline was deferred
until next meeting.
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SAN HoLxn IN srASNRD.-On Wed.
nesday night, about half past 8 o'clock. it
was discovered that Sam Holmes, who Is
charged with the murder Of Sheriff Napier,
some eight Year, ago, was lodging about
town. The discovery was at once commu-
nicsied to our Deputy Sheriff, Who, to his
credit be Il said, responded with slacrity,
and with . small po~~, was soon On Holmes
Trail. suPposing that he had come to pay
his respecA 10 . fair but frail female VII,
has temporary quarters in Macksville, the
parry At once Procssded thither, and had
they been Eve minutes sooner, would have
secured him. A number OF houses were
searched, and the roads pickesed. but
Holmes eight year, experience in dodging
arrest, saved him in his hour ofperil. The
attempts to get him should not stop at this;
he should be hunted down and shown that
justice, however slow, il sure to be meied
out-sooner or later. This country should,
and doubtless win, be made too hot for the
further abode Of samuel Holmes, Grove
Kennedy, and persons OF their ilk.
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THE Fall campaign has opened briskly
In the goods line at Stanford. and those
clever and enterprising young men, Hay
den Bros, alive Is they always are to the
best interests Of the public, are first to
open their batteries. We predict for them
the present season, an unprecedented trade.
They richly merit Il.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.


sEPffNbtR ~ 100"
Your corre.ponJent has been absent .
fax d,vs and of cour.e potbiuy has han.
peped in his bailiv;ck. A few changes
have occurred In social circles.
+. II. Bryant, the gentlemaniy clerk re-
10, a ,o.;,;on with Welsh q wiseman. Of
D,,v;Iie The firm 1, fortunate In having
..o,r.d M. ss,,;ces Inn, more than an,
iii adv m;.. him here
j. W. Hooker, well known In your place
is ornamental and useful at Moreland's
Station on the c. ). X. y Yves. will
prove a model agent as soon as he shall
have rade the acquaintance OF the ropes
In his new calling; and the company will
be likely TO retain his services In some ca
pacity a. long a. he may be willing to re-
main.
Roh,n.o,,. C;rcus exhibited in Liberty.
Yesterday. bu, We have no, learned that
IN. ,l.ce Ia mucb ;mproyed. In fact IL
s..ms ,h,, all vre., "mor.lp ENTERPRISE.
mai. . s,;ln,e there Thew are rather an
ohdu,,,s neonls and Sc, At ususbt alike
tho ,.n,,sm,nl, a,.mnle Of the Ring
Master and The MON. admooitions Of the
Clown
we had the pleasure OF testing Tue "a
pao'li'ie' oil the Cincl"na'' southern 'ne
other days lar al least !" 'o"e'Ne'.
ms road Is All " promised IN Tue way "
excellent construction. Inc tram ro''' ~
smoothly as a chi'd' 10Y wagon o"s poi
ished hoor' and the equipment 80 Jar as
comPleted-is OF hrS' GAS chai'c'e'' we
fat' OF running co"o'aeo 'ra'" An.os '"e
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PrRsoSAL-Miss Kate Bailey, Shelby
county beauty. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
n. Shank.. Sheriff A. NJ. Felsnd and wife
left on Wednesday for visit 10 the latter's
relstions. They will take in the Exposi-
ton Tor rather be taken in by it, on their
return. Miss vina Hays |. visiting Mrs.
Evans. Mr.. and Mr.. 7. T. Davies left
this week for Cincinnati. Mrs Davies
will return with splendid stock Of Millin-
cry. Mr.. =. J. Anthony aud wife are on a
visit to relatives in New Albany, lad. Mr..
W. ". Boyle is Depot Agent here during
Mr.. Anthony's absence. Miss Belle Csld-
we'll, Of Dsnville, 10 visiting friends here.
Mr.. =. b. Hayden has returned from his
business trip to the cities. Mr.. J. II. Craig
IL still absent. He told us that the mag
nituds and excellence Of the stock he will
bring back, will sstoai.h the natives.
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FINE PorAroE.-Mr. 8. X. Cook left at
our ONCE few day. since, specimens Of
his crop Of Sweet Potatoes, which embrace
the Burmuds, Brazilian and Nsusemond
varieties. A number Of them weigh over
s pounds apiece, and they are peculiarly
sweet and palatable. You can 90 up head,
Mr.. Cook.
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AND now a word 10 the ladie-. You can
get a beautiful dress pattern at Is cents
yard, at Hayden Bros. either plaid or solid
colors, and their raloon and fringe trim
mings make the dre.. look rs beautiful as
one for which you pay SO cents yard.
They have dress patterns from l2l cents
per yard M TO 81.
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In gentlemen's furnishing goods, for va
rieiy, style and chespne--, we will compare
the goods Of Hayden Bros. with any body.
Their neck ties, collars, shirts, underwear,
etc, have never been ercelled.
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VIZ make no idle puff when We assert
that the stock Of goods just received by
Hayden Bros. Is The largest and most COM
plsie that was ever opened in Stanford and,
having been purchased for cash, their GUS
TONERS can feel assured that they can buy
them At the lowest iguIes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-28

CoRs.-A dozen ears Of remarkably fine
corn va. laid on our table this week by Mr..
James N. Reynolds, Who raised Il on his
srm on the BALD Hill. The dozen ears
just made half bushel Who can beat Il
On his blue grass laudy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-09-28

SAN HoLxp is evidently struck with
Grove Kennedy's manner of defying the
Law, aud Ia af,er getting mp little notorie-
ty himself His career In that respect will
be short. Our officers are determined.