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HfssNCss NOTICES.

RucnISos at John u Craig's
wnlrr FsS- at John u. Craig's.
wnrr- at - cent. aud mp, ut Carson 4
Dudds.
T,Kr vpur beef hides direct to Smith a
Miller.
INV style Black Lace Scarf, a, JOIN
u Craig.,
NIw style Netting. Tor Neck Wear, al
John II. Craig'..
Reelsl Rcel.li Polc.l Pole. ! ! at Ander.
sou n McRoberts.'
Latest style Hoop skirts Just received
al John u. Craig's.
Please call and settle your account.
IIouoS a srAao.
ToIL,r soAr--A large aud new supply
at Anderson n McRoberts'.
Best Worm I.orense. at 5 cent. per dozen
at Anderson 4 McRoberts
Mes aud Fashionable Buggy Du.ter. Ter
sale cheap, q, Carson n Dodds.
Go to Anderson n MeRoberts for all
kind- aud colors of Exira Mixed Paints
BIT. Rabbits pure Concentrated Potash
Tor making Sap, al Anderson A McRob-
erts'
SAVE your eyes. Buy pair II Lazarus
a Morri. perfected spectscle-, at D.. X.
Chenault's.
PnyIciASs prescriptions and Pharma-
csuiical preparation, speciality at Z. X.
Chensult's.
ASprRsoS n McRonERrs have just re-
ceiyed a superior 10, Of Pistols, Cartridges
and Cutlery.
~ you want a gocd clock, you can find
IL at Chenault's, at city prices. Warranted
twelve months.
uASI~oNE stock II every thing in the
Jewslry line, at D.. X. Chenaults, at lees
than city price-
Prn~oSr in need of good cheap Harness
call on Carson 4 Dodd..
Arctic Sol. Water only s cents a glass.
~ u " '"enaua. .e o ., 80
:" "a" "' "'' ]" wv ''''"''' WI
p,-v won, D,uy. Patent Medicines.
Paint. Whi,, cad, Oil. Dye.StulI.. School
R,ok. s,atiooery. Sc.. at 4. X. Chenault'.
FARMERS, We will furnish you Lard OF,
extra, at ~ 2j No. l. ~ W, No. 2, ~
d.r.o, A NcHoL.r,s.
Mas. l.. Br,zLEy wishes her friends and
patrons To know tina, she keeps at all tinc-
new aud fashionable Millinery Goods. Her
place Of business can be found by her sign
millinery aud Dress Making
III,
Jons u. RAJ" WI receive ,h's WEI I,
200 pairs OF srnd button Opera ma
Gloves in the new shades I" 70 eents, ana
u per pair. Leave your Orders Tor Them
/" great numbers oi them nave a'r'ahy
been sold,
~ u,r.,x, ,l. H., u.,ch,n, Tai.
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uARKErs.
LOWisrflle.

Provisions were dull, closing at sc for bacon
shoulder &c cor clear rib sides, and r for clear
sides. Bulk meats were held Of Sc for shouldsrs
Tl7l.c for clear rib Sides and ne fer clear sides
terce, aud l2c for key breakfast hacsn f0eSaf0i<c
Corn vss In fair demand at <6y47c for MIXED and
tatsc for white on arrival, and 55a57c from store
Oats were quiet OF t3a<5c on arrival, 50y352 from
store Rye al 75c. Flour dull closing at t6Ni0 81
for extra to fancy brands Butter VAS quiet 81 sc
i5c; eggs were held at i0c.-tIou. Commercial, 9Th
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D,n>'r srr,g .-Foniaine Fox Bobbiii,
either h.cslIss Of a soiienihg Of his heart
tossrJ long suffering public, or because
he VAS ioubtful Of getting an audience,
failed tn deliver the promised speech On
Court day. fontaine, in the name oi hui
maniiy, We THANH you.
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NEARLY a majority Of the voters In this
county are men who contribute nothing to-
ward. paying the expenses of the govern
mcnt. Our next Legislature should pass a
Law preventing any person from voting who
has failed 10 pay his poll tar.
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Russell county is going To have new
Court HOUSE after the pattern Of the one
lust built at Monticello. The contract for
bu,ldiug i, has just been awarded to a
Nashville party at SlO,9i3.
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Ma. NJ. y. DUSS, ,leyer Young gentle
man Of Somerset, passed through town this
week m route to the Hot Springs, Arkansas
where he will rrmsin several weeks iDr ihs
h.nsl, of his health.
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PRor. JrLE- d. L,uSEy delivered iva
interesting and instructive lectures here IN
Sunday. Subjcct-The Catacombs Of Rome,
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LrcruRr.-Rev. J. l.. Burrows, d. D.,
one Of the best preachers IN the Baptis,
church, lectured here last night on the
"Fyacuatiop Of Richmond"
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AL remember that Anderson a MeRob-
.r,. make the best Soda Water for ; cents
a gls~. ever made in Stanford.
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MARRIED in this county, on the 9TH ins,
Mr. ". II. Smith Ia Miss Anna lslsny.
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DOMESTIC rEws.
EsNcd Nv Campbell g. Mi,icr.

Headquarters for Fruit jars and cans.
A large stock Of Masons Quarts aud Half
-. ,.,. - CT. In. H..
v1.. -. -. - ~. e.. NJ.
~. :, -, - r. ar'
a.
few more OF thIse handsome Cooler
Stands aud Water COOLERS at reduced
prices.
/ A,o,her Invoice NJ Saddles anil Harness
H"V'''' 49, 49,. - -, -, -.
AZ Io"', l'''' '"'n 80 '"'" -, =" ''"l
ais. Fancy Rlonlc,. from Tic 10 a.. Horse
Covers from % 70 To a. Almost every.
thing in tho Saddle and Harness line at
c;tv n,;ccs
:.
| INV '"'e'' wv" "e'' ''"'"s """'"e wv
49, V : "'',' ~" -. -, -. 80
.'O "ou'' "e'''' Wv" WV "''"' WYNN
'""' r'''''
A III, stncl NJ Eruit Jars cans and i,lIy
u,.ss.s
n. n, ,,ol,.x uo,;,oo,oI Io.oro.
p,..,., Id ,h.m ali Al Tom Puso,d
Coon HoME TESTIMONY FROM BOYLE
CorSry.-I have used the Excelsior Reap
er and mower o"no'hen lor Tue '''' e'g"'
years. ana can say co"s,oe' !, !" e'e'y v"
ied ne oea hedper am ''o"e' !" we "'"''"'
10 show my preference : contemplate ivy
ing "a new Excelsior in order to get all the
late improvements, Jointed Reel, Tilter,
A'9"''''' "'' Joux Trwuv
DASyILIr. Ky, MAY Ist, 1877.
a., -,
'"' p"'' -, r. - a.,
,o"p,." -, m. ...,s
Ia ~, - -. ii
'o''s ", D., e. Iii
-, -.
down and short gram, are sranu improve
=, ,ma -
A. T.. LOGAN
Danville, KY, May 2, 1877.
., many d;e.,s,, anil
49,. ,,.oh;n.. hu, consider tho M;.m;s-
- -, h. a.. u. No., ,.o,I;., IN "a,
NH J.E. CowAS.
Boyle Co, May LIST, 1877.
r.. p,o.,.;o, ps,,.r and MAYER nur.
- .o L.. .;von mfr. .o,;..
-. 7. IN ...an,;,I int. 7 CONSIDER
4, -. ., ..v ,,.oh;as IN tho m.rls,
J. l.. SPEARS.
Danville, Ky, April %. 1871.
HUME he,'a'S nav. o""'' ""
use" AZ, nN'e'''' ", "oo'' NV -
nave "'so o""eu '"' "s'"
mach'heS' o"' ! res"r' '"e hN'e'''o' sup
nor 10 any "'c"'"e '',' 'oi"''"''' "'"'
nis very N'ro"s' '."' 's"'' ""u '"
'ec.!' ! nave ",'u "''"e ;" l.
AM ousneT' NV" nave 'pr"' " " Y "o'"s
ot IePsni T. N..,-,L 1877
hAh'hSriS' "A'hiN "e ,-N 80.
or WIN ''s '''e ""p,o'e''"'' 'o'"
gu meet "'"''''e """ 49,, -
i"'"s oe - - -. a e..
concaVe gusru.' oo-i"e" ur''e "ne'", oy,O'
cut, Is unequaiied oy any machine III inc
market. Read this home testimony from
N,; wh,,,o, Clerk Washington County
MAJ ""ar'o"' o'e'N "s''sc %, ,S--
Court ihaue W oP'"s"eu' "'! o''
| bought the Excelsior Combined Reaper
and Mower, made by Hoover 4 Co., MAN.
;.burg Ohio. in 1867. and have cut from
80. 49,, y, ar.;, and ,r,ss zach
'"'''y "' " s"'' So. -
year since. ! cut last season WIN my ma
chine as heavy tangled German Millet as 1
ever saw. some Of il six feet high. Most Of
!. - ~, iii ,ha po,nor-.Il nm, ,hout
"'' ''' ~ - M.
one acre. when We hau '" NOV .>o" '"''
/ ,vaa llama with "A machine which hal been
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Two sewing Machine. aud sir pairs Of
busy hands have been required to do the
work ordered at John u. Craig. Trade
Palace the past and present month.
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MARRIED, in Milledgeville, Yesterday
Mr.. Benj. p. ferrll to Miss Eva Jane
Tartsr
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ErH Back en the GamIsss Lace.

NJ Editor
A the following is the first
case in this county that a bettor has ever
fallen back on the Gaming law to save his
stake, ! respectfully request that you pub
lish the decision Of the Court.
j. J. LAsDRAN.
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"
n
INV Improved Ch'mplon light Moving
Machines al SO. Wesren " Evans, Ast-.
a., I'll, ,,,j.L,,i a. an, .m.,..,
County Clerk, Mr.. J. Biin, for substan.
tial fvors.
srRAYEp from W. y. Ramsey, a small
scrub Roam MIN Gov. Any informstior
will be Thankfully received.
Tur r.,i,ion Of Mr.. w. ]. Ueoru, "a, .
license TO retail ardent spirits at his hotel at
Mckinney. Station, wa. again refused by
the Court on Monday.
Two Sewing Machines and six pairs ol
busy hand. have been required TO do the
work ordered at John u. Craig. Trade
Palace the past and present month.
Tur much needed rain came on Tuesday
and Yesterday. In gentle showers, producing
q happy etfec, on all Kind. Of vegetation.
Garden truck will now be .bundsn, and
cheap.
w,,vyx ..,,n .,,.,, An. 6.,d
w;,h tho h.., N.ch,n. msd. the ala and
we'll known front cut, Buckeye Reaper aud
Mower Samples on hand at the =. o.
stanford Nv.
Mn. CALDWELL CAMPBELL, Of Madison,
has purchased and decided to Mrs. Mary
Logan aud daughters, the handsome re-i-
dence Of DR.. A. y. Merriman. The price
paid v. $500. Possession is to he given
q" Tue '''" o' 'n,' m."'".
OR would think that by this time all
the isdies had supplied themselves with
bonneis, hats, dresses, &c, but Judging
from the large crowds that gather daily at
John II. Craig'- Trade Palace, we are con
WINGED that the demand for those things J.
yet very great
4 INV departure vas made this season
by that young merchant Prince, John II.
Craig, when he brought to his temple Of
fashion, the Trade Palace, fine line OF
cheap, beautiful aud durable summer "ik
dress patterns, which he has sold as low a.
any first class retail store IN the cities.
C,os,p.-Rey. %. Barne- b.. closed
"A. .o.J.,,,l ,.,;v., n, U,.,o,viIl. I'm.
hundred and twenty Eve persons were lifted
from darkness. to light. A petition ha.
been in circulation here, signed hv q large
number Of our citizens asking Mr.. Barne-
TO attempt a revival at thi. place, bat We
has &c not heard hi. decision.
o.. p Al p.
a., O., ,n..,;.. IN,
- ~ ..o,w fs.,,,d,,n :, ,ol
,,cloct NJ but ON account Of the Com.
mepcement sermon At the Court House he
will hold no services at his Church on
Sunday. lie will. however, preach on the
sri Sunday a, II o'clock, A.. N.
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r. II. WATTERsON,
:. B. MATHEW.

recover stakes deposited in $. b. Matthew's
hands Of Sl4 on the result Of the State
election Of Color ado.
After hearing the evidence Of the parties
the Court is of the opinion that defendant
J J. Landram was the winner ofthe stakes
deposited by him and plaintiff Thos. ii.
wstter-on, in the hands Of defendant S. b.
Mathery. But plaintiff having relied on
the 9Th Section Of the chapter Of the Gen
eral Statutes against Gaming. the Court
adjudges that plaintiff do recover Of defen-
dant Natheny, Sl4 and his cost herein, and
that defendant Matheny do recover Of de-
PENDANT Sl4 and his cost herein.
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THr much needed rain came on Tuesday
aud Yesterday, In gentle showers, producing
= happy effect on all Kind. Of Vegetation.
Garden truck will now be abundant aud
cheap.
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srRaYrp from W. ,. Ramsey, a small
scrub Roam MIA Gov. Any information
will be thankfully received.
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The pablie wilrtshs aoiies that the parinsrship
bet sssn =. q. wiulAlas ADD q. II. wilusus la ths
pholugrslA haslasss has lssa dissolved ~ las1Ai
consent
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Nav Improved Champion light Moving
Machines Al ssj. wesren 4 Evans, Agts. .
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No HuABra.-The much abused and
generally untrue assertion Of merchants
that they are selling goods at cost has
caused the public to have little faith in a
notice to that effect. But when Mr.. n. u
Teyis announced that it was his intention
to do 81 until his large -tocx vas sufficient
~ diminished, every body knew he wa. in
earnest, and the crowds that flock To his
establishment daily, prove that they are Ia
king advantage Of his liberal offer. Suits
lower than tho cloth can he bought to
make them, Hats lower than ever known
in this market, and Boots and Shoes his
we'll known speciality, at prices away below
the bottom, are some OF the inducements
to buy from him now. lie wise and take
advantage OF his unparalleled offer.
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STANFORD.

Grseertes ssA HsrAsrsre...Refsts.
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Horse Found I

Last month, there came to my farm. . small bay
horse, about IA hands high, Of the Canadian breed
paying all charges including the cost Of TIL. mo-
iiee LEWIS II. JONES,
25a-tf STANFORD Ky.
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A INV departure vas made this season
by that young merchant Prince, John II
Craig, when he brought to his temple OF
fashion, the Trade Palace, a 6ne line o,
cheap, beautiful aud durable summer silk
dre-. patterns, which he has sold As Low As
any first class retail store in the cities.
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CANT M nEAT.-Aithough the Messrr'
Hayden Bros have sold an immense
amoani of good. this season, their store
still presents a full and handsome appear
ance. The reason Of this Is that they new
er allow themselves TO run entirely out of
any thing la their line, but by irequent aud
timely orders, keep always full aud COM
plete stock, which, owing Ia thsir long e.
p,rience in buying goods and the fact that
they purchase them entirely for cash, they
are enabled 10 sell at prices that can scarce
" be duplicated in this market. Ladies
Dress Goods Of every descriptions Ready
made Dresses. Scars, Handkerchief, Para
soils, Fans, Gents ready made clothing and
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hais--bu'
Il L. useless TO enumerste the many articles
they keep on hand, suffice II to say, they
have nearly. every thing you can call Tor
A visit TO their store will convince You thai
this Ia strictly true and you can then So
how Low goods ian he add
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ouR TWO CENT soAp,

Reeip.-Put into an iron kettle Ave gal
Ions III soit water, to this add i've pounds
d Pure Soda Ash, and three pounds Of
unslaoksd Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of an hour; then dip all out into a
tub, Ianiing he tub, and let il sit until ii
settles the I've will rise quite clear, then
dip Il Of and put into your kettle to tbs
add three gallons Of refuse grease, neasured
and boil from two TO three hours. u solid
or rich grease is used, add one fourth less.
You ma, .yn5 =, y a'Spp.%s Yas % !"
then pour il into tub, let il remain until
next day, then cut In hars tc suit yu,rseN
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BArrIsr CHuRcn. Rev. J. NJ. Bruce re-
quests Us to say tina, Church meeting will
be held to-morrow Saturday at l0i
o'clock, A. NJ, but on account Of the Com
mencement sermon ut the Court House he
will hold no services at his Church on
Sunday. lie will, however, preach on the
3rl Sunday at II O'Clock, A. N.
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Tuosr energetic and industrious artists
Mis- Lucy Butterheld and Miss Bell,
Hughes, at John u. Crais's Trade Palace
have been compelled, owing to the great
rush Of business for the past siI weeks "a
burn the midnight lamp. In order to keel
up with the many orders from abroad and
at home for dresses, hats, &c, sent to the
establishment.
, 1877-05-13
MOURNING DOVES,

Idling away the sweet Summer day.
Drcamng and thinking, occasionally drinking
Deep from the cup that holds essence OF pain
Mourning doves llit near where sit:
CooIng and sobbing, they set my heart throbbinR
1hrobbing for something long for in vain.
Idling away the long, still day
Willows arc dreamy. pond lilies creamy,
Chestnuts and naples stand thoughtful on guard;
alone know rast days OF wo,
Useless dissembifng the old, wayward trembling
MouTnlng doves creep towards me, DER the green
award.
Nearg my eyes Of visions that rise,
Waiting anu longing, strangcst thoughts throng-
ing.
Waiting for one who will ncvermore come;
Envying doves with their manifold loves;
Tired my hearts yearnng, rcstlessly burning
For words OF forgiveness from lips that are dumb
Q where and when shall we meet aeain:%
ls the cry Of my being. Beyond my seeing,
The spfrit-world opens its portals OF light.
Lie cannot last forever, and past
Il better and sweeter. through time growing
Nccter
Than If it had known neither blossom nor blight.
They that mourn on for something gone,
Al my feet slow creeping, With their sweet, low
Take a1l the sting from my low -burdened soul:
50, idliny away the sweet Summer-day
Bitterness drinking nor faltering nor shrinking,
Let the slo" seasons upon their way roll.
- DA1sr WuirE
, 1877-05-13
Weary my eyes Of visions that rise,
Waiting anu longing, strangcst thoughts throng
FORGET NE NOT"

III Legennl
when Flora first her kingdom knew
Went forth to call each flower that grew.
One Tiny thing Of snowy hue
Stood. with its crown Of glist'nin. dew,
Forgotten therc.
To Heaven It raised its fearful eve,
sent out humble, ti1nid sigh,
That, wreathing with its fragrance there
Wound upwc.dy silent prayer,
Forget me- not.
And Heaven, blue, unclouded, mild.
hreathed smilingly upon the child,
henedicite-frum ABOVE
VI Heavenly grace and constant love,
For e'er aud Ger.
The nb"eret bowed lts tiny bend,
Content to rest within its bed;
1he dew drop caught Heavens sparkling hue.
Then faded, and the Hover wns blue.
~ Forget me not.
Ihns, blest and christeued by the hand
" Heaven, it blooms all through the land:
1ts gentle air, wee modest face,
beseech for only humble grace,
Forget me not
ScuOO1 E,rx.1rrup u
, 1877-05-13
TAIL OF A SPITZ.

| Gov' Ihayer, OF Wyoming, and His Two Ee.
male Friends---InterestlnE set-to Ia 8
Fa:ace-Car Between Famous Actres,
and Her Juvenile "Latly,"
] Omaha t1Stb) Herald.
nc kne" Gov Thayer WAS In danger OF getting
INTO trouble before he reached the cnd OF his Jour
ney, when he passed through Omaha a week opo
as the gallant Of Miss Adelaide Nelson the actrrs.
Not that the Governor would become so ;nfatuated
that he would seek to renonnce the chaplet of n
wealthy Territory for the thorny crown OF the mari
tai manage. OF beautiful actress but the uanner
nv, IN ~h,ca MISS Nelson aked to the railroad men
Mao were smashing up hc1 baggage at the transfer
induced settled conviction that Gov, Thayer
mouln see trouble before he saw Washington with
came. and from lengthy account Of il or;si1o;3pr
with the Kansas City Times, we learned how It oc
CURED. i was one Of the castern-bound trims
through the wild woods OF Western Missouri The
tra'n was one OF those well-arranged, well-man-
asea eaFasansaries which 80 astonish our European
cousins. hai hotel, half railroad train, in which
people can eat, sleep, court, aud travel without
getting into the mud to rest and refresh whiic The
Miss Nelson, the pearl OF the footliehts N.
Iamous young actress discovered by Herr Strakosch
~ u, England, was upon the train.. She cauo on
tire looking ady,-an aetrcss who was one OF ME-
Te Telison,s main supports "A servant, md Gov.
Tns.y, Innyer tof Myoming), and an Ex-Governor OF
and nein asst:ne to their proper places, attract.
ea considerable attention. 1t was only natural
Ihe car Rossmorc,'' In charge of Conducsor
". u. Taber, was crowded with peop.c. and the
entrance Of such 3 distinguished party n Mia
Seilson and her ~ first walking ]aiy,f and ID
governor Of one OF the richest Of Tho Western Ter
s!tor1es, naturally created breeze OF intercst
MISS Nelson was On her WY East from San FINN.
CISCO, where she Ind just closed very successfnl
ensneenent, under the management Of Herr Sfra
kosch. at 5000 per night. On the trip across thc
continent ahe had fallen in with Gov. Thaxer
OF wyoming. who was on his way from cheycnne
10 Washington to taIk up the Black Hills husinrss
and put fittla veto on the Sidney route tn nesds
wood As tue governor is quite gallant lady's.
man.-hcing weli-prcscryed American centiemyor
o. .! winters, and one of the olden ki1d ,ras
hot ong IN making the Acquaintance Of Mis- Sasi
ION ana hef lady friend. OF course there wa m
nlftat}on. anu II 1t had not been for the tai ri
trouble A'e o@etA ooJ
hut that little pet dog, with its tail tied mn :,
splints ard oandases, did the business. All went nj
We!! n nn.l me party left Chicago Then a. asua1
INC car was crowded. and tae centre Of attraction
was M1as Adelaide Nelson, the famous En@1ish |
Actress, and her gallant old cousoft The ~ Ssnan
[or from Nebraskn.~ The other lady. the nctr.aa
accompanying Miss Nelson no doubt ieaionso ~
.ae attention paid TO the only INLET, took aGyanr
1ee OF the brief absence Of the did Goyernnr
rom Inc side OF Miss Nelson to take the ynraut
.eat This change OF base was not fayore1 NJ Ihc
EnR1sh lady, especially as 1t wss accompanied bT
, 1877-05-13
A LOTTERY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Eftc YorE T0r{d


To the Knnsas City Times must be given the credit
which revives the interest, already Tagging under
repetitonR, Of the ordinary agricultural lottery.
The Times has conceived the idea of Offering to its
subscribers as prizes number OF pretty and amid
BILE young ladies, all OF whom voluntarily set them
selves up to be drawn as wives BY lucky bachelors
who BECOME readers Of the Times. An advertise
ment for volunteers for the distribution, which ia
to take place In July, IL bringing in scores OF re-
who draws any oneof them may be satisfied with
his lot in life: Strange to say they nearly all
brunettes. II years old. One Of them, Kansas
danlsel, says: ~ am called pretty good:looking,
smart, and stylish. I can cook and wash dishes,
and act the lady. just rs am mind to- Another
gives The more important information that she will
have marriage dowry when she is OF age. 4,
to her sweetness merely remarks: :. Let the
man who catches me say for himself" Three girls
from Iowa submit themselves, and gravey declare
- We can give vouchers for our prettluesA intel
llgence, and Sweetness" A Missouri applicant il
also willing to give the best Of references. She
says: "As for being sweet and good looking, 7
can't say am either one, but some Of the young
herself up like choice picture at q sale, with q
reserved right OF withdrawal: ~ reserve the
right to not accept the old buck unless he Is re-
spectable and has the, chink' to support wife,"
Fur different is the touo OF the maiden who de-
ecribes herself ~ somewhere between 20 and 81
years old. She evidently grusps ut the lottery as
her last desperate chance. and cxclaiuls: II an
willing to abide by the rules governing the draw
ing, marriage is only a lottery at best From
which it will be seen that the new advertising
scheme has good deal Of fun III it. although it
is not characterized BY any great sense Of decacy.
, 1877-05-13

By IN accident we neglected to speak In our 1as5
Sunday Issue Of the ''eoiree musicale e,ven by
the pnpls ofMiss Helen Mueller. assisted bs Nestrs,
C. E. r. Mueller and A. o. Mueller. Miss Muel-
ler, pupil Of Nine. Marches, has been with us
but ehort time, and after having, on various oc>
ea:tons broaEht her pupils successfully before the
public, now gave her dEst soiree with them The
programme was laid out With great care and united
! vasietJ Of tastes, embracing compositions Of
ponizett;. Rossin,, Beethoven, spohr. scaumauu.
Franz, Ruhinstein, Bruch. and Others. Miss
Aae'ler's pupi]s show IN unusually good method,
their intonat,on and ennnciatioa arr excellent
ana, more thsn that taer sing With such expires
.aoa ana intelligence as is not generally found IN
ue1t4F mention for her rendering Of Donlzef1j's
eaen9c zee q, ss agss Anins She replied 10 hear
Marie Mueller u perhaps he hesi ernonans ss
os nef s1:tefs method. Her voice il renarkabIe
neataer Tor compass nor tmhse, and ret her way Of