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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

THE LOVE or FLowERs.-Or the
many touching tributes paid 10 nowors
there is one associated with the closing
hours Of Henry Heine, the poet. which
appears To us as very beautiful He was
dying in Paris. The doctor was paying
his usual visit, when Hcine pressed his
hand and said
Doctor you arc my friend Il ask
last favor. Tell me the Lruth-the end
il approaching, il il not?'
The doctor was silent
Thank you said lIeine calmly.
Have you any request to makey ask
cd the doctor. moved 90 tears.
Yes replied the poet my wife sleeps.
do not disturb her. Take from the Ia
bic the fragrant flowers she brought this
morning,f love flowers so dcqTly.TLanks,
place them upon my breast. lie psus.
ell as he inhaled Their pcrrlme. Ills
eyes closed, and he mlrmured: Flew.
ers. flower, how beautiful is nature
Those were his last words as his spirit
took its Digit into eternity. ~. Te1e.
gram,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

a Plague Of locusts fell upon the pro.
vince Of Caucasus, Russia. during April.
Vineyards and fruit gardens were utter.
ly destroyed. The water courses we're
clicked by the swarmine pests. and the
village s,-cetJ we're go blocked bv them
that tie sJps we're shut aad al traffic
suspended.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The District Conference, for Moore
field District, will convene IN the VI. F..
Church South, in this place, September
10th. All the Ministers of the District
are expected as we'll as distinguished III.
vines from elsewhere.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
THE SINNERS FRIEND.

Creator love hath no man than this.
that man lay down his l.fo for his
friend (John XIV, 49, Il will never leave
thee, nor iorsake thee Heb. xiii, 3.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The following recipe for taking mildsw
out or musliH we fnd IN one Of our ex.
changes: Put the muslin in buttermilk
aud let Il remain a day or two. Then
take out and wash il, and let IL DRY. II
tbs does not take 10 out, repeat agsin
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
THE d. d. q b. INSTITUTION.
Official Report Of the Board of
Regents to the Governor.

w. Va. /. OF THE d., ID. AND b.
~ June -, 1879.
To His Erce1cncy. Henry W. Aatie,c.
Governor:
The undersigned members of the Board
OF Regents Of the Institution for ID. ID.
6 B. at Romney. w. Va, although not
at this time required to make a report.
yet under the circumstances and the fact
Of certain newspaper having brought
particular matters concerning the man.
agement of the Institution and the re.
ports of the officers in regard thereto TO
the attention of the public. in the nature
Of charges against said management, we
think hest TO make some statement in
relation thereto. We, therefore. respect.
fully report that we have carefully in.
vestigated the entire matters referred TO
in said paper, ana We have arrived ut
The conclusion that there is no rounda.
ton for the same whatever, and that the
communications in said paper can be
fully and satisfactorily explained by ref.
erence to our reports made to you hcre-
toiore. And We further say that the
communications made TO The Legislature
in reference to the appropriations were
made after consultation with the Prfpci.
pal, and that the same were proper and
made in good faith. We herewith sub
init the action of our Executive Commit.
tee and the Committee OF the Whole OF
the Board, having the said investigation
under consideration.
Very truly and respectfully, your o.
bedicnt servants,
NJ. +. IIULLIuEN, President.
:. X. LUTON,
j. w. MASON
w. s. LAIDLEY,
G. w. CRAIG,
JOIN L. PIERCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

Place a little soft soap upon the gate
and barn door hinges, and stop that
fearful cracking every time they are
opened or shut.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

The following remedy is suggested for
chicken cholera Take a six-quaft ban
of meal, put into 10 tablegpoongfuf Of
short tobacco 2 Tablespoonful If cav
enne pepper, and plenty Of water 70 mix
thoroughly put 1t IN dishes around
where tho chickens can eat whenever
they wish. Give, also, plenty Of pure
water. In The West, chicken cholera Il
caused By worms found lodged in tbe
yizzard. Tobacco kills Thorn every time.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

STRAWBERRY SAUCE FOR PupprSc.-
Take two tablespoonsful preserved straw
boorries,a teaspoonful of lemon juice. half
an ounce OF sugar, and one tablespoonful
OF cold water. Stir all over tho fire until
It boha Turn out the pudding and pour
tho sauce Around it before serving.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
Farmer * Honso-Kcopor.

BROWNING FOR Soup-Take one N.
OF the coarscst brown sugar and n mint of
cold water. Put the sugar in sauce.
pan and stir it well until Il browns; then
add by degrees the cold water and stir
until IT boils. 1t should not DO bottled
before 1t cools. twill keep fer a year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

WHfTEwAsH THAT WILL Stick The
Annapolis Gazette" gives Tho following
rs whitcwash that viii stick, :" indoors
and out, and challenges any 30 beat IL.
Sake, say one peck Of lime, and while
hot and 40 the thickness Of cream. add n
quart If linseed oil and quarter 10.
Of glue. Let stand half day before
using. Rains will not wash it of, nor
will 1t prove such q nuisance on interior
walls rs common whitewash. IL should
Of course, be thinned with water while
using, as ordinarily.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04

To CAN PIFPLhNr.-Skina and cut ma
Tor pie MI glass can full rs you can,
then I'LL up with cold water screw on
tie cover no cooking or heating. This
is reliable recipe. The fruit will be as
nice another year as that fresh from your
garden.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-07-04
Remarks About IIont Alto.

II. b. GILKEsoN, Secretary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

The elegant brick mansion Of Cicero
Reynolds, Esq., was finished lat week, and
the keys handed over We were shown
through it, departments by the clever
host, much to the admiration Of the car
peniers skill and the pluck Of the man
who would undertake such a job. Mr. X.
ought now to be able 10 appreciate life
the owner Of handsome personal and real
estate, the husband Of an excellent lady,
and the father Of three sprightly children,
what more could he ask ?
d. s. Jones Il Sons are very busy this
week receiving and opening out a new
stock Of Fall goods. Their stock is now
complete and attractive, including beau
tiful line Of staple and fancy dry goods
and notions; ladies trimmed hats Tor the
season, and also about twenty cases boots
and shoes direct from Boston. They claim
to have the largest and best selected stock
Of ladies shoes ever shipped to this part
Of the country. A. they discount all their
bills, they can and do sell goods much
closer than the generality Of merchants, .
The prospect il that quails will he
numerous again this season, much to the
delight Of some Of our young men who
are fond Of hunting them. "The steady
farmers" too, who enjoy the game-fat Of
their own lands are beginning to post their
premises against the intrusion Of foreign
sportsmen. This IL right and proper, and
IL II is legal to post land, land holders
should be protected in their rights when
they take such steps TO protect their game.
OF late, Il is becoming very difficult for
one to keep his board up, as unknown
parties will, after dark, through malice or
mischief, tear down and destroy them. Win
the editor please inform US what the pen
atty Of such a crime is2 1.-THE concluding
clause Of Sec. 2, chap. Az Of the Acts Of
1873. is as follows ANY person who shall
tear down or otherwise destroy or deiace
any sign-board with the word "Posted" on
IL, shall be punishable by fine Of not less
than Eve nor more than twenty-five dollsrs
for each ofiense."-EDl
Slaves are being delivered here from
the direction Of Middleburg, by the thou
sands per day. The turnpikes in which
the county has considerable stock must
certainly be doing we'll. But apropoa Of
turnpiEes we wish to call the attention Of
the stockholders in the road from Jasper's
to Turnersville' to the fact that the road
Is in a very unsafe condition for the so
near approach Of Winter. The bitches
are filled up and in many places the road
is washing away. In consequence Of the
heavy hauling this Summer, and the light
work that has been done for some time, it
Is almost worn out, and unless great
deal Of work can be done in a very short
time, the gates will certainly be thrown
open during the coming winter. This re-
hinder, however, is offered in all due res
pect for the business managers, as most Of
them have at present, very pressing BUSH
ness in other directions upon their hands.
But as this will, beyond doubt, be one Of
the best paying roads in the county If
properly managed, we hope the officials
will see after it little closer.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
DEATHS.

SnI.Llro.-John Shillito, the great Cln-
cinnati dry goods merchant, died WedneS-
day evening, at his home, aged II years.
HoLTzcLAw.-On Saturday evening last,
after long and eventml life Of 92 years,
Benjamine Iolllclaw, soldier Of the war
of 1912, died at his home on Gilberts Creek,
Of a general giving away Of the vital pow
ers. lie had BEEN a man Of great energy,
and, for one Of his age, was remarkably
active, being able to walk to town, "A dis
lance Of Eve or six miles, up 10 few days
before his death.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
HOHE AFFATRs.

The Willimantic spool thread, the best In
America, used and recommended by every
Sewing Machine Co, sold by u.s.
Still they go west-but provide them
selves with one Of our indstructable zinc
Trunks. They are terror to the baggage
smasher.
First Of the season just received-5,OOO
yards Of Hamburg Edgings and Insertinga.
Call and examine them, and you will find
that they are aheaper than ever before.
II times are hard there IL no longer any
excuse for you wearing that old shabby
hat. New aud elegant stock In wool and
Fur Hats Of the very latest styles, and at
prices to make man feel that times are
better.
Our trade the past season in Boys and
Children's Clothing was 80 satisfactory that
we determined to stock up early. We re-
ceived last week nice assortment Of Cloth
ing for boys for Fall wear. As the time
for Winter schools is now upon us, provide
your boy with good, warm clothing.
II has been the talk all Summer that
wooden goods would be higher this than
they were last Fall. Believing this, we
bought early in July large stock Of Jeans
Of the very best brands, and will be able to
sell at as low prices as they have been sold
at for 20 years. Our judgment was right,
as the same goods are now worth in the
city from 2lc to &c more per yard than
when we bought.
For the next forty days, we propose to
make price on our clothing that will sell
them If times are hard, as there is now a
very large force Of workmen engaged in
making up stock for us for the Fall and
Winter, we must make room for them. So
don't look shabby any longer, when so lit
tie money will dress' GU like Prince.
We have the exclusive sale in Stanford,
Of the finest and best French Calf Sewed
Boot ever offered here. Homemade, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
We would call especial attention to our
stock of Parasols and Fans, believing il ia
be the largest and cheapest assortment to
be found in the city.
Our stock of Sandels, Newport Ties,
Button Newport's for Ladies', Misses and
Children, is still complete.
Another large stock of Newport Ties
Button Newports and Strap Sandals, just
opened.
New stock of Zinc Trunks, Valieses
Carpet-satchels, just received.
New and elegant stock Of Paper, Liner
and Silk Fans.
Our Organdies and Lawns are beautiful
aud cheap.
New stock of Lace and Embroidere'
Ties.
Silk Mits in black and light colors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. J. A. Sawyer, Of the Jlustonville
appointment, will preach at the Methods,
Church here next Sunday night.
Among the many good results of Rev.
Geo. O. Barnes Owingsyille meeting is the
gathering into the fold Of Tom Young, ed
itor Of the Oaiicok. The confessions num-
Der over 100.
X. l.. Payne desires IA 10 say that he
will preach al the Court-house at o'c'k
Sunday against baptism. lie has work
Of his own on the Millennium which he has
Tor sale aud which he dedes any one Ia
successfully answer.
The usual services preparatory 10 the
administration Of the Sacrament Of thu
Lords Supper will commence at II O'Clock
tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church
Rev j. s. Hays will he assisted by oIhe
preachers in the sersices
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Ma Asnurw tranorSr has returned rom
Christian County Irhsfc he has boon reading met
icne, and aiaf rehalnlng ~ home or q short lime
viii enter The Innlaville Medical College. He l.
delighted with the study, and VII, no doubt, yet
he m honor 10 the profession.
Ma. '. n rFLsSD of Lleooln County, who grad.
uaie'i IN &. G. College with honora last year, and
Who "a 10 teach In ono of the departments this ses-
sion, has mrived and entered upon the dischauc
Of hia duties. Ne. fciand lsa young man Of cH-
c,iicnt habits, q thorough scholar, and viii ada
much 10 the Interest of The school --lColumiia
spociator
THF oll u honor this week ~ ne iollovs-
aessra. " NJ shumstc aud Eivari u. Pos, Dan
willie, ny Joe y wsierE ,. y. Mckinney, Geo n
Waiera, Mckinney station. Jesse X, srope, Nor
risiown, Ind nr Andmv sargsant, Pembroke,
Kyi Dr. ? =, Truehesrt, Sterling, Kansas Jact
Walls, Mt saicmi ,. v. Nowela, Rev. 7. o. narr,
Mt Vernon, Wy sam N. nurieit. Rowland New
land, Rural neireai, Va, paid till Jan. ~, issi
Rev n. y. johnson, Waco, Ky.i Jas. Givens, 7.
y. Awe. Mis- Emily 2. puddefar stamford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
LINCOLN COUNTY.
mckinney sfafion

Misses Eta Cloyd and Molly Owens
have returned To Lexington, where they
will attend College again this year. Our
Georges mourn as those who have no
hope.
- Rev. Thos. Vaughan, Of Danyilie,
will commence pIolraoted meeting al
Mt. Salem church GA Saturday, 10th inst
We understand that he ia TO have able
help, and the probability Is, that the meet
ing will he very interesting one. The
MEETING at TumersSille still continues
with interest. The Rev. - Stanley Is I
very practical aud instructive preacher.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Ms. N,sY IoSss hs, sOns 10 'i,', hisnd' In
iauissiiie.
Ms r. n. snASEs has sons to Cincinnati iaf hi'
iali sao.ls
Mss FASSiE prSS has reiurne.l froua visit to
nisnd- In HradorisSille
cot. ASn Mrs.w a. VISION have resumed ihei'
old quarters At the Myers House
Ma. A. u. SIXTH has returned from Ns'h'iIle,
Tenn. aud rc-opcnei husinoss here.
Ma.sHs H. NJ AND Jos BALLou len 6r Ken
tucty University, Lexington, yesterday.
~ H,YpKS. ESQ, arrived from Cincinnati
yc.te,dsy. wherc be purghased dead loads Of goods
Miss ALLiE sALrKH. Of Danyilis. Who has been
visiting Mrs. n a. Afford, returned home on Mon
day.
MEssH- PKrrH HAArroS ASo ASDEHsoS NrS-
SKLLY are taking in the Louisville Exposition this
week.
Ma. AND Mas. }. s. HUouEs have gone 10 Gin
,nnat Tor the season and have taken Rooms at the
Gibson House.
Mss SADIE CHAIREs, OF Tallahassee, Fla, and
Miss Bette HUMAN, Of Lancaster, are guesls Of
Mis- Leila Elkin.
Ma. J. T. LAsLAY, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, Is
again with the friends Of bis youth after an alb
sense OF two years.
JupoE ESQ. W. McCLuRK and County Attorney
sau NJ Burdett, Of Mt. Vernon, sPen, Wednesday
here on legal business.
JuDoK ). n DKSSis went over TO seo the open
ing Of the Cincinnati Exposition and TO shake hands
With President Hayes.
Miss ANNIE RoRKrrs, who sPent hor vacation
With Mrs, Helen Myen, In Iowa, returned 10 Col
lese here last saturday.
Miss Apoig PusSELL. VI Mississippi, the neu
music teacher at the COLLEGE, accompanied by her
mother, arrived on saturday last.
Mas. susAs wARHKS AND Mas. 1. N. bHuc1
have removed their millinery establishment u
Main street, opposito the Commercial Hotel
Miss MARY BHoSAUsu. OF Nieholasyille, aud
her COUSIN, Miss lille Bronaugh. OF Kansas, arr
guests Of Mrs Dr.. q, W. Bronaugh, at tbs Myeu
iiouso.
Mas. N. n. TinHKHLAKE, an accomplished lady
Of Jefferson County, W. Va, arrived at the COLES
last Friday. She will he 'aairon Of the ln'lhauo'
this session.
TnE slcK LIsr this week includes Judgc NJ.
sauaey, A. A. Mckinney, st., Joe Severance, hr'
"a. n. Mckinney, and Oihem. Fever and nuS m
the prevailing diseases.
DR Ronr. a. RKDD, Surgeon In the q. :. ARA
and a former citizen OF Roekcastle vhsre his rela
tlves nov reside, viii acoept our thanks Tor
budget Of Montana papers.
Miss HALLK AFFKHsoS, Of hi'hmond, Va,
stopping sw days with her sister, Ms. J1dse
N philips, en- route 10 walnuita Oollsge whsf
sho will take charge Of the niusio class
a many hiends Of Miss Mary 4. bradshaw
iornie, music teacher at the College here, viii =
glad 10 learn that she has accepted a Ike posill"
la Culleg. Al Caiaeron, Tcxas, al handaon
salary.
Miss 0us wiLsoE, hom Winchester, Va, an
PROF W. X. Jenniugs, from Rockingham eoanil
Va, rcturned last saturday, aud, refreshed ~
pleasant vacation, have entered their daiie- At q
College with all the more zeal
Wa AHE Indebted 20 Miss Mary a. hyers, vi
rrturned from the Old Dominion last Friday, l"r
basket OF Coneord grapes iroin ths vineyard Of NJ
deorso d. shaull, OF Jenosson county ~ Va. ihs
we've very laIge aud sweet, aud could not be- heai'
an this or any other state
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

been signifed, the installation of Mr.. Grow
was sei for the fourth Sabbath l2sth inst
at II O'Clock, AN j. v Logan was ii.
rected 10 preach the sermon and PROFOUND
the Constitutional questions Boyle to de-
liver charge to the'pastor Barbour charge
to the people. The meeting Of the Pres
bytery was exceedingly pleasant. II Is
needless 10 speak Of Richmond's hospiiali.
~ or courtesy these have become historic.
n she survives the Methodist Conference
which is pending, she will have meriicd =
monnment.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Ben Deefins, late editor Of the Texing.
ton nanssrip,, has been appointed, il IL
said, to the pasto-.'e Of M ethodi't Church
in Colorado Springs, Col. This shows the
advantage ~ being Jack-at-all.trades
Rev. J. $. Sims will preach his lat ser.
mon for the Conference year next Sunday.
lie has been q most faithful pastor, has
won the esteem Of all u our citizens, and
we are glad to know that he will be re-
turned to this appointment. The stewards
of the church have unanimously requested
the Bishop 10 return him, which he can do
and continue 10 do for four years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

THE SINGER. -Peyton Parrott, the olev-
er agent Of the Singer Manufacturing
Company, Is prepared to deliver a machine
To any part Of the county at the shortest
notice, and on the most favorable terms.
Every body who has tried the Singer re-
gard il as the best machine made
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

RonINsoN's Snow IN TowS.-Call at the
Stanford Carriage Factory and d. p. Bash
will show you the best lot Of Buggies,
Phalons, Spring Wagons and Farm wsg-
ons ever shipped to this market, and will
sell them for les money. They are the
crlrhrairI Rnhinaon work.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

CoLoRED FAR.-we attended the last
day Of President Jarman's Fair and were
pleased to see good turnout Of colOred
people enjoying themselves. They were
we'll behaved aud sober, but We can't say
a. much for a lot Of "whiie trash that
made Il special occasion for a drunken
apree
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

business CHANGE. MIR. Geo. ID. Wear
en- whose enterprise As a merchant, is a
part of the history OF Stanford, has Pur-
chased the interest Of Mr.. j. o. Evans in
the firm Of wearen 4 Evans and will
hereafter go Il alone. We learn that Mr.,
Evans and family will remove To his farm
near Danyille, aud We regret the loss Of 50
good a citizen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

CouSrY CLAIMS The Court Of Claims
at the last October session, made an order
requiring persons holding claims against
the county, to present them To the County
Attorney lur examination at least ten days
before the sitting Il the Coart, which &C.
curs the first Monday in next month. This
Is to prevent the Court from having to ait
several days, aud claimants eau make a
note of H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

THE CALENDAR CLoCKs-Continue 20
go like hot cakes. They have only to be
seen to be appreciated, and the man who is
able and tails to obtain one is very much
in his own light 4 isa marvel Of beauty
and a perfection Of mechanical skill.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12
TUFTS
PILLS

ere extracted nom Vegetable products,
combining In them the Mandrake or May
Apple, which is recognized by physiciAns
as a substitute for calomel, possessing all
the virtues OF that mineral, without Its
bad afiar-alfncia.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Music ScHooL.-Mrs Jos. =. Porman
l. giving music lessons TO number Of
Young ladies in the room adjoining our
office. and We now write by the melodious
strains Of running the scale" and the
snolhing nole.o Of l. 9. 8. 4. l.2.3.4.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

ScHooIs.-The stanford Female Col
lrge opened on Monday with very dalier-
ing prospects for a successful session. The
scholars number 20, aud are daily increaS-
ing. One Of the features Of the session
will be a monthly lecture by Prof. W. T..
Knott, Of Lebanon, on Botany and Geolo-
q" aud his well-known ability in discus
sing these subjects will cause a much in
creased interest in them by the pupils
The Male Seminary, Rev. J. 5. Sims, Prin'
cipal. opened with 20 scholars, with the
prospect Of the number increasing to 40
or 80.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

-MO1aSSeS EvaPOratOr,-
For making mOlasses free from the green Sorghum
flavor that has rendered il so unpopular. l am now
manufacturing this Evaporation here and selling them
at prices that puts them i'm reach of all growers OF
this cane.
No a Z" 4" 30
No. 9, Copper, 90 ~""""~ 10
CANE MILLS ALSO AT BOTTOM PRICES.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Jusr REcEtvEp- and cor sale in quaint
ties 10 suit purchasers. a car load Of shelled
oats Geo. u. WeareH
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

THE MoNTH Win An R-Busby Is
daily receiving and preparing Fresh Oys-
ters and Fish.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

MEAS.--A scamp broke out one Of the
liGge window lights Of J. n. Davis new
house this week, and that gentleman would
give Just s25 to lay hold Of him Tor few
u.fuuf.a