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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

70 barrels pure cider vinegar for sale, wholesale
and retail, at Ed sexauers, 103 South Market
street may2-hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

General Butler is to deliver an Grafton on Dec
oraIiou Day at GettySburgh, Pa. Mr.. Hayes
will be present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Parasols, Fans, Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves &C., at
great bargains at Werner & Balls,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

The planning mill Of D, G. Curry q Co. at Woos-
ter as partially destroy ed by fire on Friday. loss
So QUO; Insured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

NIB. NewhOuse formerly with DeForest, is now
with collars & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
KALSOMINE

P.H. Barr sells Lows Pleasant Worm Syrup,
and Lows Hygeine Liver Pills malo DIN"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
COAL, COAL.

Ladies' Linen aud Children's Marsellles Suits,
Rav cheap, at Werner & Balls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Joseph Mayors wholesale liquor store has gone
into the Sheritt's hands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Ladies should not fail to examine the fine as
sortment of Muslin Underwear at Werner Il Balls,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Joseph Rger and Monroe Herbstwere declared
confirmed, which completes the required force
except one man. Adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

The G. A. Band was at Massillon Tuesday as
sisting in the dedication of Odd Fellows Hall,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Vests Liver Pills Cure Indigestion, For sale
by W. B. Foye, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

For sleepleaness with cold extremihes
sANPoRD's JAMAItA GINGER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

II you want good cigar go to Ed se1auer'S
f03 South Marketstreet may2hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Those of our friends who are owing
Us and intend paying in coal can bring it
along. We are greatly in need of it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
HIST TO PLEASE THE BOYS.

Extra good Brussels Carpet slOO at A, Her
bruck's, Eagle Block,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

For rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, collie &C
use Lows Magnetic Linimen, malo'un
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Mr.. McCann favored paying Mr. Trouts bill for
work, SS, in full, believing the laborer is worthy
of his hire. Allowed
Meborne Bells order from City Clerk to
Treasurer returned by them, not accepted with
reduction made by Council Referred to Mr..
schwalm as practical stone mason.
Messrs. Rohrer McCann, Monnot, aud HerbruclS
were appointed a committee to select Board OF
Equalization for the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
Hams only 8 cents per lb, at Boards.

Paints mixed to order at ]. H. Wener's
CITY PAINT STORE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
"rO THE ROCKIES AND BEYOND"

Call for Lows Magnetic Liniment, best in use.
TrvM male. dm+
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16
BILLS ALLOWED.

Dr. g. A. COnklin 90
j, " NGly ~ w
Street 81 43
A motion to reconsider the confirmation of pO.
licemen nominated by the Mayor at the last
meeting, resulted as follows five votes being re-
0uired To confirm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-16

Hams only s cents per lb, at Boards.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

1857 Prizes, amounting to- o............,.. $1,000
application tor clubs should only be to tho
home nice in New Orleans
Write clearly stating tu address, further
tiou send orders
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
box 602 Post Office New Orleaus La or to
II. l.. PLUM,
Successor to B. FRANK MOORE SON
3lI broadway. New ork.
All Grand Extraordinary drawings are under the
supervision manag sment OF Generals q. 4. BlAukE-
GARD JUBAL 4. EARLY.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -LOulSIANA STATE LOTTERY Co
1T NEVER SCALES
1T NEVER pOsT?oNEs.

Only limited number Of ticSets assigned to this
city and the sale will positively close O'CLOCK
next Tuesday the 18th inst, day OF drawing The
Office. 3l7 Broadway will be open Monday night until .
O'Clock NJ Heretofore the ticNets have iaen
,hort OF tho demand
.uIRU GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878 NEW
ORLEANS TUESDAY. MARCH H.
LOUISIANA STAT LOTTERY COMPANY.
This institution regularly incorporated by Legs-
ature of the state tor and charitable
In 1865, with capital OF VI 20 1000 he's
added fund OF s3oO,OO IlS GRAND SMILE
NUMBER DiSrRI SUTTON will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday 1t scales Look
Mt the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, OSE DOLLAR.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

IL tLLOGC SPECIAL SALE uF
IN TRDrriNG STOCK AT AUCTION.
MRSSRS. VAN TAS,EL x ktARNEi. Auctionecrs,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March II aud -, 1873.
without reserve or posiponement,
commencing each day at II o'lock A. NJ,
at the American Instute Building,
ID ny.. between SD aud 9th sts.
in the city OF New York.
The catalogue describes % head ncudng TROTTtRS,
STOCK of The fashionable breeding he pedigreea OF
recorded Ia tie TrotDg Register They
lected culled from hc studs stables Of several
well known breeders ana fancers In whose interest they
catalogue vouchers for tho statements regarding them
The stallion list includes lND PHILIP record gi),
KENTUCKY PRINCE whose first crop OF tire.
surpassed by those OF sire OF IKE also
noted turf mare Lucy BONA fIDE, brother to Bruno.
brunette, &c.; kEAksARGE. by Volunteer out OF pex-
ers dam also seve-a choice sons o Hanbetonian Mes
senger Duroc, Middietown, &c.
The roers and roadters In speed from ability
beat 20 to youngsters merely broken to harness
The brood and icg Include daughters OF Rysdyks
nnmbletonian, AlmcDt. Messenger Duroc. Kentucky
Prince Edward Everett Jay Could, Aberdeen, Backw
Conxlins star, Middetown, Woodtord Manbrino, Ajax
(br other to waikiki thie). Tborndno. Strdcaway nd
nearly all fashionable sires. and LIkEMlsE CHOICELY
ALL THE STOCK T. PLEDGED TO ABSOLUTE SALE
PE1ER G KELLOGG. 10 John st.
r FATHER TOR LANDAU. LIGHT. BY BLADDER OF
ILatis. nearly good ut third its
I IGiIT BUSINESS WAGON AND BUTCHER's CART
jlor sale cheap 3o7 sth
MUST BE SOLD BY WEDNESDAY TO PAY DEBTS
M Elegant par OF Black Hawk Ponics and years old
IN 20 tOgether will b. sold single double hne
work Mare suitable Tor Kind oi business also hand
Van Duser top and no top road Wagons zee COACuMAN
~ West 18th IT.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
Office of the
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.

WARNING !!
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

A rrENfION, PATIENTS ALL DISEASES, RECENT
Aor old skin Disorders and Nervous Debility radio
cured Dr. PROTlS iron raris) 81 Bond ST.
A LII RHEUMATISM POSITIVELY UUkED- Any
"A stage of the disease. EUROPEAN RHEUMATIC So
CIETl, 2O7 West 3fth st.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

whlkey, and is extremely solcito us
that this subject should be fairly
considered by Congress, and some law
DEVISED in amendment of or supple
mcn.ary to, the present system, that
will remove the existing CT lscS Of
Irritation, alleviate the present troub
les s. our people, insure obedience by
virtflelof Il recognition .! the justice
of he laws, and restore peace and
quicI where discomfort now rcigns;
and4 as preliminary to u change of
thesf laws, we invoke his Excellcncy
~ + Hayes, President of the United
StatSs, to extend amnesty unto all
pers}'is in this State who have viola
ted i,,em.
aW9t this Convention commcnls
with entire appreciation the course
which, has been pu, Issued in the late
session of Congress Ivy our distingu-
is.edl State Senator, The Hon. NJ e.
Butl%r. as well as b, his Democratic
collie, CUES, the Ion. ID Wyatt Aiken
and the Hon. j III Evins, in the
House of Representatives.; an | tn {
Stats now calls upon them in their
respective spheres Of duty to exert
their Influence and ability to eff ect
the desired modification of the cxcis sc
laws, Iand secure for our people the
rcliGff which is SO much needed and
sought tor.
6atof which is respectfully submit
ted, aid signed by the committee,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10
Congressional Convention.

On the 1st instant the Congress
ional Convention for the Second
Congressional District of South
Carolina, composed of the delegates
from the counties of Charleston,
Orangeburg and Clarendon met in
the city of Columbia.
Gen. James f. Izlar, of Orange
burg was elected President and Col
X. {. Barkley, Secretary. On mo-
ton of Mr.. j. NJ. Eason Of Charleston II
seconded by j. F. Rhames Of Cl.,ren-
don, Hon. M. P. O'Connor-was nomi-
.nated unanimously ms the candidate
for Congress from this dist ict. Mr..
O'Conhor. made: an eloquent speech
of.1thanks and the Convention ai
lx;,. ~: IS 4. -. ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10


Best shoe for summer-'Shoo fyp
There isn't vegetable that can
catch up with the tomato.
The train is like naughty boy,
because the switch changes its course.
Babies are described as c oupons
attached to the bonds of matrimony.
There is only one way for woman
to keep secret. To keed it going. !
Where may everlasting spring be
found? In an india-rubber factory.
A musquitois is n customer who tries
to get inside the bar and take nip
without paying forit.
A clever fellow has taught ducks to
swim in hot water with such success
that they lay boiled eggs.
Times are awfully quiet. There
has not been a new party organized
since break fast.
Pools are now sold for about every
uncertainty except the number Of
red noses at the police court.
The head waiter of saloon in Bos.
ton was referred to as gentleman of
sou p-or- -fish.al attainments.
1t was a negro who exclaimed as
he rose from his knees at a camp
meeting. "Hcre raise my ebon-
knees sir -
An exchange is trying to coax
every body towear a smile. No use
talking, they wont do it unless fash.
ion says SO.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10
N CT Nj BIER 9 a
Finished and Folded Up.

There, that is finished md folded
up, and am heartily glad said
Bertha, as she took off her little s., ycr
thimblc and laid ON the table a pret-
ty blue muslin dress, on which she
had been busy for several days.
is it well done, too Z? asked pruc-
teal Aunt Mabel.
Pretty we'll done for me, auntie;
mother says ! improve in dress max
ing.
That is encouraging. Now, Der.
tha, do you know that something else
of yours is also finished and folded
up this EVENING"
What else can it be, Aunt Mabel?
This is the only piece of work 1 have
had about this week, unless i. is that
tidy. I do not expect to see the end
of that these six weeks
Still, you have finished and folded
up something lar moro important
than your tidy or your dress even
Something hat will not be unfolded
again for ages perhaps; and yet you
will surely see it again with every
line and fold. Your days record is
done, and gone from your keeping
4on may re"oAo! Tie dress il ii does
not please you, but you cannot change
one jot or little of the days record
Aunt Mabel had the fashion of
dropping these seed thoughts, which
often grew into strong, vigorous
plants i'll young hearts.
What has the record been p asked
Bertha of her own Heart, as she
thoughtfully laid away the blue mus.
lin. As little by little she tried to 90
over the hours, there was much che
would gladly have changed ifshe
could.
4 wish I had spoken pleasantly to
Ned, when he wished me to help him
with his flag. 1t would only have
tn ken me a minute or two; and he was
first sad and then vexed with nv
crossness. 1t is too bad left mother
to do all her baking alone, and did
not even prepare the cherries for her.,
IN my haste to finish my dress g
2 d 4 Bi6le, il whose 1.
had--6vs,. closed all day, sugg9
still more reproachful thoughts.
No wonder I have such a poor
days record, when I began it in too
much haste for prayer, or readinga a
verse even. The days work did not
look so satisfactory from this stand.
point, and she sighed as she felt it was
all folded up.
1t is well for us all thus to review
the swiit-footed days, and to strive
to have folded up in every one some
deed Of love, and kindness, and great
watchfulness against sin, joined with
constant prayer for Gods help. So
shall we be able at last to NEE. the
record without fear and confusion Of
face .-ChMPs World.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10
Democratic Platform.

Democratic Platform:
The Committee of the State Demo:
cratic Convention son platform and
resolutions composed Of t ,e following
names -
Abbeville S MyGowan.
Aiken-G NN$Croft.
Antlerscn--W G Brown.
Rarnwoll- G-B Lartiguc.
Beuufort-lym. Elliott.
Charleston M 2 O'Conmor.
Chestcr-G j, Patterson.
Chesterfeld-E B G Cash.
Clarendon-John l. Manning.
Collcton-C Carlos Tracy
Darlington-J L Coker.
Edg efeldAM w Gary.
Fairicld-Jas. II Rion.
Gcorgetown-Not represented
Grecnville-F H Fuller.
llampton-GJ Hutson.
Horny Il Beatty.
Fcrshaw-W ID Trantham.
] ancAster-N,G b Chufcc.
Laurens--N S,IIarris.
LeXington-D.J Knots.
Nlarion-W Il, ,Johnron.
Marlboro A RsPnrker.
iSyseAherryy-- Jas. n Lipscomb.
Oconec-W C1<eith.
Ornng"burg-S,pibblc. u
Pickcns-D + Bradley.
Richland-,John + Bacon.
Sumtcr-T B Frazer.
Spartanburg-J II Evins.
Uninn-T b letter.
York B II Massey.
Williamsburg-W II Kennedy
made the following report which was
unanimously adopted:
We recommend as the Democratic
platform of South Carolina in 1878,
enunciations Of the same principles
policies and pledges, rs were contain
ed in the platform OF 1876, which is
rs follows, to wit: "rhc Domucrntic
party Of South Carolina, in Conven.
tion assembled, announces tho follow
ing ms its platform of principles: We
rcltcrate our acceptance i'll perfect
good faith Of the Thirteenth, .ur.
tccnth and Fifteenth amendments, to
the Federal Constitution, accepting G
and standing upon them; we turn
from the settled and final past to the
great, living and momentous issues o
the present and the future.
We reaffirm the platform ofssprin
ciplcs announced bv the Nationa
Democratic party assembled ut ST.
Louis, and in accordance with th G
declaration Of that platform and the
ulteranccs and acts of our distinguish
ed leader, Wade Hampton, we call
upon all Of our fellow citizens ire
spcctive of race, color or previous
condition, to unite with us in contin
ing the work of reform and reIcmp
ton iuaugurated, by the Democratic
party of South Carolina, for it is evi-
dent that substantial and lasting re-
form is impossible within the ranks
of the Republican party of this State.
We have charged and convicted the
Republican party with arraying race
against race, creating disturbances
and fomenting difficulties; with prosti :
tuting the elective franchise, tamper-
ing with the ballot-box, and holding
unfair and fraudulent elections. with
having accumulated an enormous
debt; mismanagcd the finance, and
injured the credit Of the State; with
levying cxorbitant taxes, and sJuand-
cring them when collected, thus wiring
ing from the toll and livelihood of
the honest poor man OF the State Il
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

Men OF great parts are often untor-
tunatc IN the management Of public
business, because they arc apt to 20
out Of the common road by the quick
ness of their imagination.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

Women have been known to re.
move their jcwclry under the excite.
mcnt of Il campmcctng sermon on
charity and humblcncss, but no one
ever saw one throw away q real hair
switch.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10
Loneliness of the Ocean.

One who has never travelled upon
the ocean expects to find it somewhat
thickly populated. He thinks ofthc
vast travel and tlatfic that goes over
the wa:ers, and lie is ready to ina g
inc that the great deep is alive with
this hnrrying to and fro of nations
He reads Of lands whose commerce
whitens every sea, and he is ready to
think that Inc ocean is rs full Of sails
as the hnrbor of some mighty me-
tropolis. But he finds h is mistake.
AS hc'lcaves the land, the ships begin
to 'iisst.uear; as lie goes on his way
they }S al vanish, and lhere is
MOTHS, EbonL MN but theS ,a ;ea
and the 'bl, nded sky. SQpe,l lies he
may meet or ovcrtakc z ,.ltarv snip
through. t.h'o day; but then again
there will be many days when not n
single .sail will be seen. There are
spaces,,' measured by thousands Of
miles, over which no ship has ever
passed. The idea ola nations COM
merco whitening every sea is the wild :
est fancy. fall the ships that ever
have been built were brought togcth-
er in a, single fleet. they would fill bu t
hands breadth Of the ocean. The
space, therefore, that man and his
orks occupy OH tho sea is so small in
its extent thut the hold on it by his
power is slight aud superficial. Both
together are rs nothing. The ocea n
covers three-fourths of the surfa CO
of the globe; and by far the greater
portion of this vast expanse is, IN d
ever has been, free from mans pre-
sence and visitation.
MIR. L j Greer and ID L Black
made a narr Nv escape from being
killed by lighting during the storm
of last Friday night. They were in
wagon with sewing machine, and
when ut tho fork Of the Spartanbury
road about mile from town, the
ecctri, ity from n flash of lighting
knocked the horse down, turned over
the wagon and threw the men to the
ground. The men and horse weYo
4 l. 4
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10
A Poetic License Wanted.


He was n fall SQUARE man with
sharp sunb,,rncd noso and on nm
shavcn face He wore , chin b,t
well swcatcd throuol in front with
rim turncd dawn all ,rou,l o,,
dark. norrnw bit of bro;l c,r ,
band. His buttcrput nonts wcro
neatly tucI,cd intr, h;s co,yh;lo hoo,.
and the thumbs ofbis brouzcd hands
were thrust into tho ormb,!os ,fh;.
vest. lie entered tho Mov,r's of,;ce
with the air of business, nm march.
ing up to his Honor. said i,o,,irin,lv
BE you the MayorY
Yes, | lave tl,at honor,
We'll, want license for NV
lauchthcr. Maria Ann Jane
'Ah, | sec: YOUR DAUGHTER is about
to get married and you wish TO pro.
cure marriage license. We do not
issue those papers here. You must
90 over ON the North Side 70 tho
County Buillinu'
sNo. Suuirc. Won arc mistoken-os
if you had burn. up y,ur last shirt or
had accidentally uot iato tho wrono
pew in meeting. but Maria Ann lane
doesn't want a license to got m ,rrjcJ
not bv no mrons-n,, l,v mara ,l,,,
considerable She is IL darncl sma 1T
girl, if She i: my daughter. and if I
do say it, as hadn't ought to. She
has been kccpin' school and board inr
round up in the pcrsimmon dccstri
and writing verses for the Summer
field Weekly Buglc. She thinks now
Of goin' to tcachin' and devotin' her
hull time to literary pcrsoots. and
Squire, as IN law abilin' man and
loyal to the core-thrcc of my bows
went clean through to the sea with
Shcrman--'Squirc, and l want to do
the business ior the girl OIL the square
and SO | called to take out Il poetic
license for Maria Ann Jane. You
sec, Will Morrison, who has been to
college told Maria that anybody must
have a license bcfore he writ much
e'ry.'
Here the Mayors face turned very
red rs if suffering from some intense
~, 80 :! 1921 r.
that his eyes wee st.Eiu3ed with tears
His secretary suddenly approache ed
the window and gazed abstractcdl y
out upon the trees in the tubs whose
emerald branches were GRACEFUL y
swaylng i'll the summer breeze in
| front Of tha al lonp ocro.s tl,o ,,,,,,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

A fat office-thc soap boilers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

a member Of church in Vermont
desiring n man from the Lord pray
cd in this wise: Send us not an old
man i'll his dotage, nor young ma n
IN his goslinhood; but man with all
the modern Improvement
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

a husband fin ling 4 piece broken
out Of his plate and another out ofh
saucer, petulently exclaimed to h is
wife: My dear itscems to me that
everything that belongs to you is
broken We'll, yes exclaimed the
wife, even You are Il little cracked ,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-08-10

The Committee of the State Demo.
cratic Convention son platform and
resolutions conipused Of tie following
, 1878-05-18
Feminine FaHe:rS.

" =; I,iff,--.i, rT,orts Il wardrobe
- - zfnp a.,
'aiuvu ~ : st.,l. - r..s4 .b.,,
All SifI5 ar T.. -'''''-
io'e 'en'''' NM
II a ",'hi'ii - - -
sure 10 u "i'" ''.| -, .to
" Beauty and Doot! was lle cfy y, '''e
young man. VINO Li+5e'' 'i'' o-i' ''i''' w."
kicAeu 10y hc' i''-i''
In 1917. lio persons c','''' ,,'l S''' ''e -
New lorh city, o! "ii'..' OH. '"0 0'-'J XIV
We're women.
Woman consumes - buttons on her single
pair Of kid gloves, whereas ':aa b11son1 ms
snspcnders with 2 s'agi' 'td-
Widows above City cs: ot marry Ia For-
tucal. The law Is d-si-...a IS l protection
for aged and iir"eeit h.''''"TS.
The driver Of The tor-..-aaal MAI coach
between Chanb b..ssIr,a it, thur, p,
is the wife OF Ia, mail e,..,l-c..r.
A lady jol.ed theptl.-iay a!'y1t hcr n--e,
said. Il hal nosaiu. ja do III shaping II.
1t was a birthday present.
Th.I c,,o y,,,,., ,yo,,r,, of Clio VINO a-e
.,..,..;.,.. ,,.;,,, ,...,.., ,,--.. e
ffan,7ysI b,b;,s an. re.uug t.rn.,; I1lia-
sa,,,,
as, -. II ,,,- fancy ,,i,.aJ hog --
",'o - H.. ,..i.,...l i,,.. a.,.r
oi''ofi! 'N'.'', .f... lba 49,, all - 1,-i.,..
barself
-.,.;,. >, . ,,-..-,,,o -1,,,r, s,va....r
10 "'io.''r rr.,-,r,;,...I =. w,.r.a;n o.,.
lhah - =" ,n.4, l.. p.,,.h;,,.J nui. mn,
mus io,,o, ,o"% "P
1000 '''"''
German "i'''' says i t|'"3 4t''y - q"
nsh'hS.' '"' Ir .L. ,,. .,a,r'a'. al ,,a
'iie ''.L', ,hn irtt.r IN y.i,i.r, h.. = f.,-I
:.
At the recent e'T'. ''''i III .h';'i'.'p'i,'
where women voted th'y "f'2tHeo me '''4i-
lot boxes WIFE HOVER !" c'E'' up 'he ''''''-
co Iulcc decortli'AS % -''2' III
A fashionable yoang lady dropped one cf
her false eyebrows Ia church paw, AMI
badly frightened young man next to her
who thought II was his m.ustache
T,,o Ft,lo o;,I, wore co,narirn rro,aass
:, c.+ccJ,;sn, CtnJv - bay, cot TO oTiri-
n,I I'm sal ana chow, far ba[.e yor go. ~
"Ob I'm brvnnJ relemDsicu. sad the
otbcr
co., ,.,~ :.
, 1878-05-18
STOCK AID GRai,i FaRll.

4 VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
- Farm, including 40 acres OF good Iald,
ell under fence, Is offered for saie. Thcrr IS Un
tie place a sood bear:n; orchard, plenty of
running water and good well water; = good
Dwelling HouSe, Barn, 0ptho'ises, etc; one
hundred aad fity acres of the Ia.II under cyl-
t'vation. The property is situated fftezn miles
south Of Walla Wala, on the SuInEe-yiile road
adjpiaing the best stock range IN the country.
better opportunity can offer tO secure desir-
able claim Further particulars vii be fur
n:shed on application 20 W u WILLIS, on
the PREMISE Refer II ". I. kIMBALL, Of
the he'd Look Store, or 10 the editor of the
STATESMAN. lG-2m
, 1878-05-18

H!GH HEELS This piece ot advice,
from the London L.;3c.f, must hay, been
written for the young mcnof Na,laN%Na,
who, as rule. are addicted to :hc silly
habit of wcarin" boots with heels several
inches high, placed aimo>, immediately
under The instep. The iorfsays Z" :
does not need a knoW'clgr "a, "u&tomy II
convince the shallowert thinkers that The
foot is forced into wholly unn& ul:tl po-
sition and distorted 10y the heel heiug
raised and the body mai, to rest III the
ball Of the toes. It Shonld he unnaccsss.r;
to explain that this disturbance g! the
foundation throws ,he whole sureis:ruct-
ure out cf Gear and dera2ges every me
chanical function