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RKCEIvED OF $. WOLF, ESQ. agent of the
London Guardian and German American
or New York. the full amount of loss occasioned
ny llle on tne evening OF Feb. Goth, 1879. the
same being in every way satisfactory. ana We
cheenully commend the companies for promnt
ness and honesty Of dealing
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ave, +. hume and y. III shea, Pa ave. 345
RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by
the timely use OF DurdnJ's Rheumatic Rc,aeis
II never fails TO cure
Lodiile'S Headache SPECIFIC IS the especial friend
OF the ladies. Price so cents.
CHAMoMux AND LIVER PILLS Dr. Chambers,
Purely vegetable and taSteleSs. Nc noXiol,s
drugs Formula on each p0kage. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
burn, dizziness oppressive breathing, costtye-
ness Sick headache, pain in back or shoulders
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities of the blood. Csc. per
package. All druggists. Principal depot. J. w
Drew, 9Th ard Penna. avenue. 2,1l,l:
PuEs.-Dr. chGT.dlcr's Piloz; sure cure for
Piles: instant relief; harmless: never falling All
druggists; so cents. Principal depot, J. W.
Drew. 9Th and Penna. avenue. 2,lo,l:
Fl. r. II. the Prince of Wales has bought ALL
the 'BoIIINGER' OF the lS65 Vintage as the
finest wine that could be obtained"
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco fly
A SURE THING; IL never falls: cure yourself
or 81. Prot. ChGpin'S EUrhU- Dliba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney. bladder
and genital diseases I'm male or female. s.. AZ
druggists; advice free. Depot, s. Barclay ST.
n. Y. and for Washington at 4S5 Pennsylvania
avenue. 225-tu,th.s:
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
totr's SoCthtHg Syrup has been used for children
1t corfectS acidity or the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and dialThUa, whether arising from teeth
ing or ether causes. An cid and well-tried rem
edy; 20 cents a bottle.
To LADIES AND GESrLEagN.-We wish TO call
attention 10 \. Fischer'S Chemical securing and
Dyefng Establishment, No. ?a6 G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention be is enabled To do his work in
manner not TO be equalleG by those not pos
SeSSing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Ior 81 n. B.-l.ace curtains cleaned from 81
up 10 81. 80 q window. Wool blankets from ~
cents TO 81 pair, by cleaning number 4 re-
duction In price. Speciality - Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing The whole garneat: u
years experience
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To BE HANGED on CIRCUMSTATf.L EVIDENCE
br. ST. Louis, formerly resident OF OaoutO.
"Lefe years ago he lost his wife under susDi-
CivuS circumstances settled in Fremont. Neb
Eheie his second wife died June Yth. Isl. He
was accused OF poisoning her in order to marry
ahptHef woman; was tried, convicted and sen
,tLccd 10 De hanged. An appeal was taken and
the judgment OF the lover court set aside on
technical grounds. The Doctor was again con
Nlc'ed and sentenced to be hanged las sen
ttlnCtr- The case was again appealed TO the
supreme court and tlie decision OF the lower
court S2a affirmed. He is now sentenced to be
IanSed on April L. but strong effort viii be
lAaGc 10 obtain Communication Of the SENTENCE
dS in- Was convicted solely on cir.uDlsf3nti,i
a. iGeLCt.-i tTssn bag 4GcCcate.
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FIRE INSURANCE. - The Mutual Protee-
ton Fire Insurance Company" OF the
District comments itself TO all who are
SPOUT fnsuring their property. 1t is a
ment Of nine Of our best business me 4; and
being inexpensiyely managed. is able TO insure
at The very lowest rates. For full particulars
Application should be made to the secretary. J
f. Fitch. at the office OF the company, No. I43i
renna. avenue (Corcoran building, opposite the
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TURNING THE TABLES. Frank ELLINGTON,
who claims to be captain In ii. b. NJ s Ninety
first Regiment OF Foot. and who recently had
his mOther-in-law, Mrs. Miles OF this city ar
rested for abducting Mrs. Ellington, the .'won-
deiful child, was yesterday himself arrested on
her complaint OF abduction, the wonderful
child" whose earnings as a '.clairvoyante'
were considerable, being again the bone OF con-
teutiop,-[N 7, Ku!9, Sd,
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eco rIEcEs Job lot of calico 81, cents. cents.
lha ~ cents, at ToWson's, go Pa ave-. south
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Washington, L. c., Feb. 2s. 1879 II l. R Rio,,r

sc BCRYS PIIsISSEwA for gravel dronsicaI
evenings, kidney diseases, &C. Sold by ali
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TAKE NOTICE. -Storekeepers can save money
oy handling Arbuckle's CngTound ArioSa Coffee
For sale TO the trade by J. c. Ergood & CO Ia.
ave, +. Hume and y. III Shea, Pa. ave. 80
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DECREASE N rHK NuxRrR op rR.rps-

decrease In the number of applicants to the
night lodging house in the last six weeks is a
circumstance which has been attracting some
attention. The average number applying for
tickets at the central station house is now about
five or six daily, against thirty or forty six or
eight weeks ago. One explanation is that the
trampS are getting employment. but another
and more reasonable one is that the dodgers
have changed their bunking place to the warm
galleries OF the Senate and House OF Represent
atfveS. At any rate, very few tramps are going
1bat .oa,paiSu 10 CIe hun ~ sm a. tn.s AZ
that the class of men who have received bene-
fts from the lodging houseCharity are earnestly
IN search OF work, and do not appear to DC id.CfS
and droneS as formerly has been the ease. Re
ports OF a similar decrease in the number OF
tramps come also from the northern and west
orn cities
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1T - ESTIMATED that 5.'10 miners in the Penn
> anna coal regions are Still out Of cup,Oy
ILent- Why III The world don't they 90 10 -NpD-
1oih or 1;Cs ton. and make lew tnOjIss nd dol.
lars bE walking 2I,0Oo quarter hours In ~ 9jO
Quarter miles, Nor Her " '''''
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CITY ITEMS

SALES.-2sS. 600 copies or Uncle Toms Cabin.
3,sse, $40 bottles OF DR.. Butts Couch Svrlfn.
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A HT LOAN EXHIBITION
Al The
PEABODY INSTITUTE,
MOUNT VERNON PLACE,
Commencing TUESDAY. 4rH MARI II. at 7pin..
with i Rare Collection OF
PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, BRONZES. worries, CRYSTALS
CHINA AND BRIC-A BRAC GESERALLY.
The magnificent new Library Of thu Institute vii
he llluminated on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Evenings during the Exhibition.
Doors oren from II am. TO ~ O'clock pm.
pm to 10 O'Clock p.In.
AnMIssLoN-Season Tickets (nct transferable s. 10
Single Tickets, available from II TO , o'clock - &c
mar32w
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LECTURES.
DRY GOODS
CuEAP DRY GOODS.

EfIEAP DRY GOODS.
bale vi vide Brown Cotton. Ate
haie SGlsTlO=''
case Bleached Cuttop eaual T. 49,, ~.
case good Shirtln., At - 49, '''' - n ~
case Lew styles t4sst make Cslir, 9, a.
] case good Calico at 5c - 10 -
Plain and t.,ured Dress Gools n r.. ,,-,h o.,
eNtrt mely low A''rA ''Ahss
Cool Brown Sheeiiug lie
good Nh'te Shrctiny, lsxc
Our PRICES ARE IHE LOWEST
GEO. j Johnson
marltr Cor sta 81. aAd lg,g,.,t St.tcs
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RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by
the timely use or DurdnJs Rheumatic Re,aefs
IL never fails 10 cure.
LodIle's Headache Specific is the especial friend
OF the ladies. Price so cents.
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ExTRAVAGAET PoYERTY.-Get right out of
here, Cinnamon, get right out We don't want
any man III this country who can live on a
salary OF ten cents day and lay up money be-
sides. That's making pf0yerty extravaganza.
IOa Ctr Derrick.
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PILES.-Dr. ChGs:dLcT's PiloB; sure cure for
Piles: instant rel,ef harmless: never falling All
druggists; so cents. Principal depot, j. W.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. 2l0I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-04

THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE
i AGE
LINCOLN HALL.
THREE NIGH rs AND ONE MATINEE
commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH &.
MATINEE SATURDAY AZ TE3NoOS
The celebrated
SCIETTT CHFEDHEN,
seven N numlrr. ranging from 3 10 IS Years
IL IABl-EAUN. RECiTATIUNS. AND SONGS
49, IN the costume of 100 years asn
The Witch Scene from Macbeth-BlanChe Stella
aGd Bessie the Weird Sisters
lie Sleep NalkiDe Scene from Macbetb by little
stella OILY IL years Of sga
pronounced by al! az the most wCdsrfgI l,ar.prnl
ance of the age.
, Admission. IS cents; Reserved seats, 50 cents
SeatF cal be feciTeG At + lis X CO g az! E1-, iav
March 3. rnarl
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THE Cheapest DRY GOODS FOR
1 CASH
Pure Linen Table Damssk 37L
Black AlIscas double width, Is
Beautiful Spring Dress Goods, Is.
Colored Silks. -. rs. 81, 81 81 2S
Black Silks, IS, ~, 81. 81 u, 81 81. 81 TaS
onr 81 and 81 Is Biz silks are special bargains -
Checked aud Striped Silks. 90
Black Cashmeres. pure wool 20 G. -.
Honey Comb Quilts 10.
CARRIERS. I'll NIs-eat Snasa
The PoBpidF Cash De GODS store
DRY GOODS from the late Il ire" "FYre,,n
FIRE" in New York city. not dsnasei only
slightly wet. Linen Napkins. ToSeiS lh.eting Cot
Ton, Bed licking cailcoes and other vet goods too
numerous 10 mention at GNtoHiShi0g hos pricss
marlly CARTEhS al N.rAst Snace
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THE MANUFACTURE RS SALR.-The great sale
OF silyer-pa.ed ware, Eow going On at No. 14ls
Pa. avenue, near WIZARDS, certainly offers the
finest opportunity ever known in this city to
secure bargains They are comparatively Civ
Ing the goods away. The sale is TO be continued
the balance OF this u eek,
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FL. Il. II. the Prince of Wales has bought Ali
the ''B0LLiNGER" OF the lS65 Vintage as the
finest wine that could be obtained.
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\ PENNSYLVANIA WIFE'S LIABIIITy.-Nrs
ELIaDeth Relt. wife OF George H. Rein, GT skin.
paChFilie montgomery county, recently sued
JacCD smith ana Frank Rosenberg for articles
ecGght at sale. The case was tried before
justice italiman, OF NorriotoWn. The deiann
ants declined TO pay for the articles they had
coueht because Mr.. Reim was indebted TO them
Tor purchases made for the Use OF Mrs Rejfr ard
lAtS intended TO keep the goods as a scion
JuaSment was given for the pIantif. The i?lSt ina
holding that the wife is not liable miles ~
authorizes the purchase either by a writ 9 pao
orGer or by her presence and consent AZ tTa
lIne or safe. An appeal WI probably be fal-an
Lebanon (Prnn) Tines, Naycf '0 '''-eh
HEAVY FAILURE IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Phi!adeiphla ErehiaJ telegraph says consider
able surprise was occaSioned in that CITY YES
terday by the suspension OF Charles Cambl0s q
Co, old and reputable bankers. the senior mem
Der or which died only six days ago. The cen
orally credited reason for the suspension IL to
the effect that MI. ChaS. CaIGbloS lost hea ,ily
by the Chicago fire and panic OF ls,s: thar he
was carrying, by the Indulgence OF creditors. a
heavy Indebtedness, and that his death at once
pfecipitated these claims upon the sons. which
i0ioed sus pension. Another report states that
tie ilfn has been operating heavily in Pennsyl-
NaAla stock OF late. and the recent decline in
those shares Is said to be the primary cause OF
their trouble. IL IS thought on the street that
New York parties will lose LARGELY The
amount OF liabilities is not announced.
ExTRAvAGAET PoyERTY.-Get right ont of
here, Cinnamon, get right out. We don't want
aDy man In this country who CON 1.-Two an a
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THIS BEATS ALL!
Towels. &C. Lace edged Ruchiosrs 70 rer yar,I
StflIFd H'ass Dnylies. &c Corie PIlua So.
Lace glos. ~ yatds wide ru4seN he'd Tsb,e
Linen, iSc Cors5t Is, 23c. TO 81 20
White ana tercale SHIRTS, 4Sc Chn,'t lsltn Toe
Ter yard tploTet Bordered Hauill.eNl Haniker.
Chleis, 3 Lar.e " hiie Spreads it. No gSlIk a.
hltnon = knlhroideries, from - 20 as
All the a owe, and q great many "a ~, Bar.yaus
are from auction. Marks in plain H.ur,s
VI SENMA ar
,o West End Auction ,use'
BS%O fas are ka Flag"
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BOOKS AT AUCTTON.-ThomaS Bowling auc
tloneer, S-W. corner Pa. avenue and 18th St, has
now On his shelves large collection OF rare, md
Valuable books, which ne VIII sell at public auc-
lion In q few days. Catalogues VIII be ready
tomorrow,
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RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OoMFORT~
~ sHlbI open back, made OF VarisuIta Musliu
al11 extra me Linen Bosoms, for - cts
The Great Southern" made of IN. Sal me M atertsl
open front, Is only 30 cts
=. ia est Dress Shirts made to order and sstisfsc.
G1n suaranteeds Tor S2-25, at MENiIN Mss,
iepSly 1902 n street a &C.
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GOLD FILL BRACELETS at Prlgg's, On avenue. +
, 1879-05-31
WAITsBrRC ITEMS.
Doc. Montgomery says you are another.
Ii IL, = = a.

Doc. Montgomery says you are another.
-Smo-hal-lah" is in the Spokane country.
A grand ball at the Van Syckle House on
the 4th of July next.
Wandering bands of saucy Indians are re-
ported in the Spokane country.
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Booth have each re-
covered from their severe illness.
After the temperance rally, the Christian
Church will hold camp meeting under their
auspices
The Temperance alliance has . grand rally
here on the 4th of June. Speakers from abroad
and large gathering anticipated.
The Waitsburgers are not denonstrative, but
when they make a lay out, either in religious,
temperance, or political way, they mean bust
ness.
After the Methodist conference meets, our
citizens will throw themselves away upon the
agitation of the railroad or some political ques-
tion for the remainder of the season
A short time since Homiy of the Walla
Wallas sent messengers out announcing that
he would hold council on his own account at
Wallula. The result not known HOmily will
be disappointed in the number OF his followers
Some of our republican friends who be-
lieve that the dark ages extended over the
United States up to the period Of the inaugu
ration of the republican party, are much ex-
ercised about the naughty conduct Of the DEM
ocratic congress. If Hayes keeps on fooling
| until the presidential question should be re-
| U. s. senate declared the lawful president,
| what a nice little Jubilee the blood letting
Chsndler's and Blaine's would have for q time.
, 1879-05-31

STRBBINs, POsf Co., BankeI
CHEEESsf, Wyoming Ter, April ls. 1879 :
Gentlemen Il have known the bearer. S. H.
Kennedy, for over three years, l have also
tested the Ship Dip manufactured by him dur
ing that time, and l know from experience that
it cures scab, as have eradicated the disease
from my own fOck by the use Of his Dip, when
all other Dips tried had failed I confidently
recommend his Non Poisonous" a9d- Tobac
CO Dips as the safest, best and ehesPt.st dips
In use. NJ. E. POsf.
In addition to the above endorsement of the
value Of the Sheep Dips manufactured by 8.
H. Kennedy. of Omaha, Nebraska VIC have
the highest approval from Mr.. J. r. johnson.
of WaIlowa, who used the dip last year, and
he writes to J. McCracken CO.. of Portland,
under date of March oath, 1879, in which he
says: Il believe from experience that s. II.
Kennedy is correct a. to the disease commonly
called scab in sheep. and the time, mode and
remedy to eradicate the disease His Sheep
Dip is the best remedy for scab and the cheap
est and safest" j. F. JOHNSON.
Order either of the three Sheep Dips, viz ::
Concentrated extract Of Tobacco, Hemlock
Dip (poisonous,l also the Non Poisonous Dip.
ADAMS Bros. Wholesale Agents,
2l-2w Walla Walla, w. 7.
, 1879-05-31
T.. p. UNUM.

THE MCRuEErD MEy.-Ihe men murdered
by the savases On the South Fork OF the Sal
rloa river were well known citizens Of the
upper country; they were pioneers IN every
sens. of the word We have been on intimate
terms with them for .he last fourteen Years and
,!urin-; that time va always knew them to be
honorable, open hearted generous m.n every
way. TheY were men who would give their
last dollar t. any one iii need. Johnson, better
known rs ''Bo5tail Joalsor," by reason Of his
once owains i pack train composed OF bob
tailed Cayusas, vas well liked for his industry.
i:te.,rity and good fellowship he always dis
l,l.-cd I'!lc laas tina We saw HIN was at
SAFE Creek ,iu:in, tn. NJ Perc. outbreak
Il rv..s one of the first L. go to the assistance
of tn, h--,:r ;el ~lIea every inorlea. was preS-
n:lt with danger. II Is sad to take retro
.;.,e,.-.ye g'lnce and com. up our many good
ir. Il i IN ;hc upper country who have fallen
Nv IL. bullets 81 these internal savases. All
god, solid, responsible Ine.i too. Elfer, Baker,
Harry Mason, Osborne, Benedict, Howser,
Randall Evans. Horton, AMI Score OF Others
hsY,- been cruelty murdered, the little finger of
any one OF tneln Was of more ralne to the ma
ton than al the In,iian tribes on the continent
We read with disgust the silly conduct OF thosr
women il tn east, who recently patted NJ 'ses
AMI other silrrsies on their checks, and begged
for ln kS III their hair to weave in their l"ekets
and RMS. 1t is barely possible 1t they knew
the fata they themselves would undergo at the
hand; of these same pets if they ever happened
t. fail into their power, that they would not be
cult. 50 sentimental
, 1879-05-31

Hopr DEFERRED the past four months
we have been anxiously waiting for some IN
dicnant citizen to come raging into the STATES
MAN off :, and ordering his paper stopped, but
II, T. this week it has been N go. They come
around and subscribe, pay up their old indebt-
edness and universally renew their subscr1p-
ton. This week, however, We ''strrck 1t
hearty old farmer came in, asked for his DILL
paid up and ordered his paper stopped. That
WAS all right, and we made him think he was
doing us favor and he left. In short time
he returned and informed US he had come to
the conclusion that he had made mistake, and
paid Us for two years in advance. In future
anv on, who Injuries that farmer Is our mortal
enemy till the crack Of doom"
, 1879-05-31

The FIRST GUN.-"There is no such word
As fire proof in the English language. when an
Immense wooden structure is sandwiched in
am m the bes. brick stone houses that can
be bu!t for money" These words Of wisdom
e:nanated from the pen of Bro. Merry, in his
account Of the recent fire at the Dalles. In
this connection we wish to state to the prop
ertv holders of that Chinese rookery between
Second and Third streets, that the business
men of Walla Walla consider this pest hole
General menace to the city. Most of the novels
are inhabited by degraded Chinese women OF
the lowest caste, and the remainder are OPIUM
dens and gambling shops. We are informed
bv our most prominent business men that no
less than twelve fires have originated IN this
alley. The question now is, are the owners OF
this property entrrprisins enough 10 root oul
the oatcasts who live there, without action py
the city council. AS it stands, 1t Is dra"Dack
10 every improvement in that part OF the city,
and until removed property shereabouts VIII
he deprecated, and business at standStii.
, 1879-05-31

ROBERT E. LEEt

nv OOCh e. ICCt
"HE HORSENEN OF WALLA WALLA
Il valley now have the opportunity 70 breed
from two of the finest Stations on the Pacific
coast These horses were brought from Cali
fornia last year, and are widely known among
leading horsemen ss animals of superior quail.
ties in every particular.
SAN FRANCISCO PATCREN is beau
tiful dapple bay; stands sixteen hands high,
and for bones and muscle We doubt whether he
can be eNcelled by any horse in America He
WAS sired hy Geo. Nj. Patchen, Jr, he by the
celebrated trOtting stallion Geo. NJ Patchen
dam by Top BellfOunder, well known mare
for speed and doeility; g. d. by Messenger
Eclipse he by Messenger, (. &. dam by Old
Eclipse. This horse comes Of the best stock IN
the world. and is 4 worthy representative Of
his ancestry. His owner may be Justly proud
Of go noble an animal San Francisco Patchen
is ten years Old, and is therefore Just in his
prime.
GEN. r, F.. LEE is a chestnut sorrel; four
Years old; stands fifteen hands two inches: /:
and is marvel Of horse flesh. For style and
action he cannOt be eXcelled by any colt Of his
age. The owner refused twenty-five hundred
dollars for this col, when he WAS in his three
year form. Gen. Lee was sired by San Fran
cisco Patchen dam by the thoroughbred marc
Fleita she by Belmont. dam by LAZY Charmers
she by Leviathan and Eclipse. Nomare rauks
higher in this country than Lady Charmer.
The need Of Thoroughbred stock hss been
long felt in Walla Walia, and it is fortunate
for those who desire 20 breed fine animals, that
they now have the best blood in America to
hre- 4 from.
These horses are permanently located at the
Walla Walla Driving Park, where they Will
both make the season. They can be seen every
Saturday at Mr.. Tom fierney's livery stable,
where hoIsemen are invited to call. Those
who are breeding horses will do well to exam
inc these horses and their colts Patchen has
proved himself a sure foal getter in this place
Some of his colts can be seen next month.
WIN commence their season on April lst
ss As it has been reported by enemies q
these horses that they are going 10 leave Walls
Walla at the close Of the season, the owner
wishes to contradict that statement, as it is his
intention to make this the permanent home OF
Patchen and Lee.
For further particulars, apply to
W. q. REYNOLDS.
l2-tf Agent and Groom
, 1879-05-31
list RECEIVED.

AtMn T.. Lemont's, an immense stock
of Millinery Goods, direct from New York,
comprising the very Latest Styles OF the Season.
We are now ready to exhibit them, and cord.
ially invite everybody to call Prices 70 suit
the times Main Street three doors EAST oil
the Slime House.
, 1879-05-31

OrE GARDEYs.-As We stroll around the
city We are forcib'y reminded of Lalla Rookh'
The bowers OF roses now in full bloom are Ike
the groves wherein Moore's heroine wandered
in the Vale of Cashmere. The fruit trees are
loaded and bending down beneath the weight
of fruit and have to be propped up already
On a branch in our garden not three feet long
are over one hundred plums. We earnestly
advise the youngsters to keep away from our
garden we keep big dog who is death on Y
tie boys and there are plenty OF gardens "hefe
only steel traps are placed.
, 1879-05-31
RellElO0s NOe1ces.

Preaching 6sat Sunday morning. at IL
o'clock A T., h the Advent Church Of this
city. by Rev. J. l. Bitch, d. d. Subject
How mucn scripture suits our times Al
kindly invited.
Elder s. n. Haskell, from Battle Creek.
Michigan, has arrived in our city. He will
preach to morrow evening at s O'Clock sharp,
''Christ, Mans Benefactor and Redeemer."
All are invited Seats free.