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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

From Alabama and Georgia come encour-
aging statements In regard 10 the revival OF in
dustry and the growth Of population. The Mo-
bile Register says that in Montgomery and Bir-
mingham. two central interior points Of agr-
culture and mining activity, il is difficult to End
a vacant house. Mills which were recently
PROSTATE now give employment to hundreds Of
families. Tho Atlanta Constitution says that
" the past year has been remarkable chiefly for
tho growth OF the city in the point OF popula-
ton. Two years ago there were hundreds OF
houses in tho city to rent Now there are al
most none vacant. and the agents report, too.
that they could rent scores Of houses at once IL
they had them conveniently located"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

Tho harbingers Of tho watering place
season multiply. The sea serpent has not. In
deed. arrived as yet on Nahant. but fresh
water cousin OF his is thrashlng around in Lake
Champain with commendable liveliness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

Miss MacMahon has translated from the
French OF the author OF Golden Sands beautiful little
volume Of pious instruction for girls entitled Vacation
Days. II is intended for Cathohcs, among whom II
cannot fail to become aVorte but II can hardly be
read without pront by religious DeTsOhs Of any denou
nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

A plagarist is dctestable follow any
where. but how lost to all sense OF self-rcspect
must one be who plagiarizes from the greatest
mortuary bard that has yet lived Yet in the
Brooklyn Eagles obituary department we find
these stolen verses;
"A tear within A fathers eve
mothers aching heart
Can only tell the agony
How hard ms to part
Our trd SON IN heaven.
Al IL dark within our dwelling
sad are our hearts to day,
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever passed away
Aslsep IN Jesus
There would have been no cause OF complaint
had these lines been credited to G. WASHING
TON CHILDs. A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

siny shown for The first ume the Eoc Iot Illustrated
/ Hmo No. ldf cut to-ia,.-dh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

What dGcrcurci otto ot roses a a drop Dr. Ball,
Cough syrup, % cents u bUtue,-.Alt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

Portraits Ct Bennett and Mrs smith and scenes IN court
IA the Nee lok Illustrated IHss no, I5I Out to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

a Worrying Cough
Is soon curred rs Jayue's ENpoc toraut -A,ie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
IA RDNlZE A
FARMERS COMPANY.

A guaranteed Analysis is placed on every pack
age. For sale by Agents generally. Send for
circulars to
j. W. STRAWN, Sec.
liz \. Delaware Ave. Philada.
WM A. 4 FISHER Pres T. ". THEGo. Treas.
Bryn Mawr. DuylcstOwn.
Montgomery CO.. Pa. Bucks County. Pa.
Mar 29-am
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
D. SCOTT ( BROTHER.

For the offer friends and reliable erti
manufacture the low ruling and confidently
claim that they exceled by anything in this market
Our manufacture
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
Judgment of Men.

Don't judge Il man by the clothes he
wears. God made one man and the tailor
the other.
Don't judge him by Ills family connec-
tions. for Cain belonged to q very good
family.
Don't judge a man b. his failure in life
for many Il man fails because he is too
honest to succeed.
Don't judge a man by his speech. for
the parrot talks, and the tongue is but an
instrument of sound.
Don't judge man by the house he
lives in, for the lizard and the rat often
inhabit the grandest structures.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
Pure Fine Ground Bone

wnown for much notice We entering upon the hhh
and and liberal
1t acknowledged
reliable fertilizer u.be mpover of
he
Furlh he ccGnd oner roNn Of q
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31

The fast man ha; the consoling thought
of feeling that just So much rs he shortens
his days here lie will lengthcn his eternity
hereafter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-31
HIGH GRADE BONE PHOSPHATE,

mechanical
lualiy-AND RICH IN BONE
PHOSPHATE analysis showing higher this valuable
fertilizer than Of the phosphe the market while its per
stimulate qnick growth TO
FALL thanks,
them high standing shall be faithfully maintained
Knorig Tie lr prices "H SIT Il" tie lort possible tg9TTS
roiog Fom mill aed inspect its
rLiag.
, 1879-05-17
DAYTON CRYSTALS.

First otiicisl dispatch received By military
telegraph line this day, May 18th.
John Thomas is building fine barn on bis
lot opposite the Fashion cigar store
Born.-To Mrs L. A. McLain. az Dsvton
son The child died, hut the mother is doing
we'll
During the past weei, Dayton was visited by
Messrs. Schultz and Siniale representa-, Mr.
Willard, in the interest of railroads.
The county commissioners purchased two
Macneai and Urban hre proof safes, for auditor
and treasurer, in which to keep our county
records,
U. 5. Brews:er's new and elegant dwelling,
Is nearly finished and ready for occupation
The twelve pound bcy is doing well and Brew
ster Is happy.
Messrs. Wait & Matzger have formed a CO.
partnership IN the Matzger planning mill, and
rented it To Hosler s. Bl0omer, staunch team
all around.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the firm of Mcdonald &
Schwabacaer, has gone of and left us Guess
be1 bring up in Walla Walla. Come back,
Oh. Ne, come back, Come back.
City Dads are raising portions of the side
walk on Main street to bring it TO level,
which will enable those with an inebriate tend.
t!cE 20 retain tiltlE ur!IoIlUlh ondef 4 heavier
load Of rot =.
Mooiy AID Browns planning mill is in full
blast We would Ike to lay In the shade Of a
sycamore and be lu!led To sleep by their new
whistle Heave her out Bill shell sclre the
cattle off.
Br;niEg and Gillian are putting in drain
from the Columbia hotel to the Touchet
Several other places on the same street must
follow suit or trump the city council Which
Is it, We wait to see,
The splendid prospects for an extra large
crop of cereals this coming harvest. in this
vicinity, is the germ that propoyates many
smile on the otherwise serene physiogolnies Of
oar granger friends. Bully Tor Providence
The most OF |. \. ArInents bankrupt stock
i closed out, So far at u fair price. We u!.der
staa that tina! settlement OF his affairs will
enable him to 80 through plumb bob test, or
bring the bubbler 10 the center Of So rit level.
We had the pleasure Of a visit with Mr.
Parker, Of the STATESMAN, as well Is Mr..
John Paine. ot Walla Walia, anI judging from
the appearances of these gentlemen IN company
with Jesse bay, LoUis Mcllorris, and Major
Vedder, sitting behind McAiorris' turnout, We
believe they did the place ii style becoming
'Iaulioons or solid men to the front"
Z. p. UHUI.
, 1879-05-17
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
MAI TERN ls.s.

Picket & Mabery vs.. John Bryant /;
verdict for plaintiff.
Territory vs. ]. W. Fem; horse steal
ing. Verdict of guilty.
L. S. VS.. Jasper NJ. Logsdon perjury
This is one of the most important cases
tried in courts here for many years The
defendant located 80 acres Of land under
the homestead act in the Year 1872 and
at the expiration of five years went before
the officers of the L. S. Land Office and
proved up on the same. From the evi-
dence it appeared that the defendant had
a claim to piece OF railroad land adjoin-
ing his homestead claim and built his
house and usual farm buildings on this
land, and did all his cooking in the house
on this railroad land and made IL gener-
ally his home, but that he slept in small
frame dwelling which he had built on the
homestead-S0 acres-a portion of the
time A great number Of witnesses were
sworn in the case. The jury returned
verdict OF guilty, but recommended the
prisoner TO the mercy of the court.
E. Martin & Co. vs.. Jas. S. McChee
Judgment hy default for the plaintiffs.
Paine Bros. VS.. Thos Henderson con-
tinued
\. T. Cation w. Jas. Silcott & George
Delaney rs per Stipulation.
Territory VS.. John Berke verdict of
not guilty
U. S. VS.. J. F. Logsdon; perjury.
Verdict Of guilty
L. S. vs.. +. H. Logsdon; same.
T. s. VS.. Jack Curren selling liquor
to Indians. Sentence year U. S. peni'
tiary.
Territory VS. John Matthias; grand lar
ceny One year in territorial penlten-
tiary.
Territory vs.. Alfred Murphy; grand
larceny Sentence two years territorial
pen,tentIary.
Territory VS. J. W. Fem grand larce-
ny. Sentence ! years territorial penlten-
tiary
Philip G. Lee vs.. Joseph Freeman YER
diet Of S3l5 for the plaintiff.
L. s. VS.. j. NJ. Logsdon; sentence
stayed till November term of court De- !
fendant enters into reSosnizanee in the
sum Of $1,000.
L. 5. vs. S. II. Logsdon same as
above.
L. S. VS.. }. +. Logsdon; same.
John Jacob Ruin, Il native of Germany
admitted as a citizen OF the L. :.
A. f. Gate VS.. Thos. Ruark; Judgment
on report OF referees.
Joseph Freeman vs. Markley; dis |
missed, each party paying his own costs.
Territory VS. Augustine Bernardisco;
grand larceny.
Territory vs. john McNair plea OF not
guilty.
Territory Us. Daniel Hayes malicious
tresspasses verdict not guilty.
Territory VS.. Frank Richman; brand
ing cattle verdict not guilty
Territory VS. JOHN McNair !; perjury !; !
case continued till November term, 1873.
Defendant in default of $500 bail com
mitted. Witnesses under bonds Of 800
each,
Territory VS. T. G. Lee and William
Morgan grand larceny. Case against
Morgan on trial.
, 1879-05-17

SNAKE RIVER MINEs.-Jast as We fore'oiu
time and again. these mines have proved 10 ee
= Grand fizzle; misled by the representations o'
the newspapers near the river, many poor men
went there expecting to strike 1t rlch, ing
~ suffering physically for their conn
;a,cs is , in the statements and express their In
.;;.,uation in unmeasurei terms
, 1879-05-17

New CoMPASY.-Our dispatches last week
announced the formation ct a company IN
Astoria called the Astoria and WInnemacea
railroad company, capital SS,0oo.Goo- We
hope they are not trying to bore with bigger
AMER t!:en ih.v can turn, for companies Ike
i9diyianals witE thousand dollar Ideas IN a
twenty-five cent purse VIII always be in debt to
the butcher
, 1879-05-17
TROTTikC STAlLI0NS
- = ST.
SAN FRANCISCO PATCHEN:
ROBERT E. LE Ei

RC BER | +. LEE
fEtHE HORSEMEN 0FWALLA WALLA
L valley now have the opportunity TO breed
from two Of the fines: Stations on the Pacifc
coast. These horses were brought FROM CSh-
iornia LAST year, and gye widely known EIuong
.eading hcFsemen - animals ot superior quail
ties IN every particular.
san FRANCISCO PATCHEN Is = beau
tliui dspple bay stands sixteen hSndS high,
AMI for bones and muscle We doubt whether hc
can be exce,lel by say horse in America he
Was sired by Geo. NJ. Pa;chen, Jr,; he By the
celebrated trottiug stallion Geo. ". Patchen !.
dam BY Top BeiifounGer, well known maze
ior speed aud docility; G. i. By Messenger
Eclipse (; he By Messenger: z. < dam by O.d
Eclipse. This horse comes Of the best stock IN
the world. and is a worthy representative OF
his snceStry. His owner may be Justly proud
Of 50 noble a. animal San Francisco Pstcheu
is ten Years old, AID = therefore Just u hls
prime.
GEN. L. LEE is chestnut sorrsl: fouy
years old; stands ff;eeu hands ;wo inches
saG l. marvel of horse flesh. For stvIc and
action lie cannot be excellesi 6y any colt o: his
sge- The Owner refused twenty-five hundred
dollars for this colt When he was IN h;s three
year form Ge0 Lee was sired By San Frsn
cisco Patch@a dam by the thoroughbred mare
pctii4elNs NssA44
she By Levisthan and Eclipse. NomETc ranks
higher III this Country than Lady ChEr.aer
The need uf thoroughbred stock has beeG
Ion, felt in Wslia Walla, and il IS fortGnst.
for those who desire 20 breed fine - ma,s, that
they now have the best blood IN America 70
breed from
These horses are permanently located a; tho
Wslla WSlla DRIVING Park. where they will
both make n" season. They can tc seen every
Saturday at Mr. Tom TierGsy,- livery stable,
where horsrmen are invited 70 call Those
who are IIc-.!n. holses viii DO well 10 eXanI-
inc these horses and their c1lts. Fatchen has
proved himself = slre f1al sct,.r IL this place
Some Of his colts can b. seen next month
VIII commence their season on April lat
Ec As il he's been reported by enemies "a
these horses that they are going 70 Leave Waila
Wal!a AZ the close Of the season. the owner
wishes 70 contradict that statement. 80 II "a his
intention 10 make this the permanent home u
Patchen sui Lee
For further pa.ticulhIs apply -
W. &. REYNOLDS.
l2ti Agent and Groom.
, 1879-05-17

HDTc!DE.-On Saturday last, at Whisl.ey
Creek mountain, near Harkness' SAW mill, a
man named ". d. Russell, twice shot and
fatally wounded J. Hpm2ult, who died the
same night. The affair was caused entirely
through jtaiously. Itappears that Russell had
parted from lis wife, Who Uas related TO the
murdered man. who hal been talking pretty
plainly about Russell, tbs he objected to and
we:t to Z,..Haults house with the intention .:
giving him three chances 10 explain himself or
take Consequences, They hai a very heat,d
discussion, when Russell says Xanault walked
toward him As H. thought with the intention
IF killing him, anI IN order .n save his own
life he shot him. They then struggled, and he
a-ain fired, both balls taking effect As they
We're struggling, according TO the Statement. O:
Russell, Zu,nault asked him not to Gre a;2in, Is
he had already killed him. The oaly witness
WAS the iittle daughter of the dead man. After
the occurrence. fearing popular Vengeance. Rus
sell walked i!!tvea miles lnto DAYTON ;,:Id de
Eve:ei hinls Il np o. Sheriff S.een. This
..i,tii WAS probably broI5ht on by people talk
ing about what does nuc concern them, and
kuSs'll was worked up to the verge of insanity
hy the stories carried u Him by busy bodies,
via, - y-e understand the matter are - mach
10 blaine IS any one.
, 1879-05-17

KILL THE ScygRELs-- Holmes Squirrel
Poison i sure death to these industrious pests,
and every farmer troubled with them should
mse il. 1t sells at one-half the price OF any in
the market, and Holmes warrants every
nounJ 1t is put in any quantity from = two
bound package to one hundred pound sacks,
or sold in bulk l0-om
, 1879-05-17

JoHNsox, RIEs & WIyANs.-This irTelressi
bic firm have just received from the Bay
larre and we'll selected assortment OF the best
goods that n.oney could purchase We lately
inspected their establishment and found 1t
filed to oyerfowing with customers, which Is
the snrest sign OF popularity and far dealing,
for which this firm receives general commenda-
;ion from thefaymers and settlers Of thecountry.
, 1879-05-17

PHI Box.-Th;s celtbrat ID stallion, adVer
,isad elsewhere in our coiupnS, eSih oe s'sN
every day al the Walla Walia Driving faIS'
where he is being trained aad cared for by MI
Welsh He will be sold at great saGrince, n. ,
because his owner is ordered out to the lndi'iii
country
, 1879-05-17

Coon WoRE.-Our inde:atigable street con-,
missioner Bergman never tires oil aoins so
work, MS latest is placing tanks to eaten tHe
wate- rurll;eg from the springs on Ca'ne'ins N
street ano that uosr the Sisters school IL
costs the city N--s little -nd viii be OF very
.,,,aat utility in case OF -isrS--
, 1879-05-17

Rrs1SyEn.-Dr. MauzeY wishes 70 inform
the public generally that ~ ocder TO attend to
his professional duties at home he has resigned
his position as assistant surgeon at the Fort,
and hencefarth will give his tu!i attention u
his private practice. Office over Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express building
, 1879-05-17
CGsPntN a k:tITts

Are uow firmly established in their new Offices
in PAines brick building, and siTe more atten-
ton than ever % the;. business connected with
insurance, land business, and city property.
Claims against the government attended to by
their attorney in Washington They are 4
very energetic and reliable firm whom we can
confidently recommend for attention an! pune
tuaiity - business. lS-tt
, 1879-05-17
Personal.

Miss Clara A. Ritz, sister of Hon Phil,
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Isaacs returned dur;nc
the week from their prolonged visit to San
Francisco.
Mr.. Geo. E. Cole, Portland's nostmastsr
came up with Mr. Scott and is doing the conn'
try with him.
Brother Black the genial editor Of the
weston Leddsr, spent few days in this city
this week. He still keeps up his Tck- and !
becoming power in the land.
Major Maynadier and his energetic clerk.
Col Hubbard, LETT on Wednesday for ColviIIe
Major Keefer and Mr.. Paxton left the succeed
ing day Tor Fort Boise. Object-to pay off the
boys in blue
Hoa. \. Il. Cation left town last Sunday for
Portland on pressing legal business III, stav
was so short that he was obliged to leave Port
land on the morning after he arrived there he
returned on Thursday.
Lieutenant Brown Of the lst Caralry sta
TONED at Fort klamath, paid US a friendly
visit on thursday. He has just taken thirty
Indians to Vancouver from his post, and left
town on Friday. Lieutenant Brown is A bray.
Young otiicer, and made a splendid reputation
Tor energy 2nd bravery during last years cam
paign.
Lieut.. Fsrrow called at our Office and denied
the reports Of the Indian depfeiations, which
he says are gotten up for sensational purposes.
There are many loafers around the reserve al
ready depostinS lumber and rails On the choice
spots, which causes him considerable trouble.
He will remain there the whole summer in
charge Of the Indian scouts be Is organizing
and see that all re treated fairly He was IS
pecially selected for this position on account Of
his general knowledge OF the people and cou:l-
Try. The right man in the right place.
Harvey Scott ESQ, OF the Oregoaien. is Wis
itIng our city for the first time lie is the re.
cpient q; universal attention from or citizens,
who rival each other IN endeavoriug to make
his visit pleasant one. Mr. Scott IS conf
dent nf a grand future far 0ur country aad tells
us there is no doubt that the Utah Northern
Go. mean business, and that Wall4 WaIla viii
very soon lie ii communication with the out
side world lie Is gathering information re-
Sp,ctiag tie resources Of the country and the
different routes by which a railroad could be
built. The STATESMAN Acknowledges the con-
pEment u pleasant call.
, 1879-05-17

Rrodeck's Art Gallery on Main Street Is TIE
only place in the upper country here the nloSt
finished photographs in every style and size 1t
reasonable rates can lee PracGrei.
IL astnaisiisiing, success is due To the fact
th.t h never s,nas ous porr work, and this
struck the KY note to sound popularity.
, 1879-05-17
DEANG. ADSLIh

Persons who contemplate purchasing Pianos
or Organs, viii 10 " II t. cIl ana see Stanley
Bros. At the furniture sto.e above the bridge,
a. they have a gnoi stock of instruments. and
sell at reasonable prices. They are gents for
the Estey O.rla all M,thu,h.k Pianos.
, 1879-05-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.
.sYSr REEEISED.

At Mrs. J. f. Lemont's. An immense stock
Of Millinery Goods, direct from New York,
c1apr S.ng the very LatestStyl les Of the Season.
We are now ready TO exhibit them, and cord
ialIy invite everybody TO cal Prices to SUIT
the times. Man Street thrce Goors last of
tLc St;nr HnuSc.
, 1879-05-17

THE W.LLA WalLA DERste-IE Is srH'xs-
ing to notice that so much atsenfion Is 0sins
zen to the Derby races, to take place on the
.,or;ous 4th. /. viii be the grandest, DIGS.
s',t a. sne horses tha upper country e'e'
;.nesssJ Come on, come aia'
, 1879-05-17

The Seventh Day AdveatistS are preparing
to hold ;:.r@e cala, netting about five miles
u Nil craak, on the farm Of George Evans
They have selected a beautiful grove ard de
sign t. make it attractive and pleasant TO AL
who may wis- to attend. This meeting viii
commence Jun. fth and continue to the 10Th.
Several speakers VIII be present, among whom
viii be Elder 5. v Haskell, one Of the gener-
al conference committee from Battle Greek,
Michigan \ large tent Will be pitched on the
the ground in which the services will be held
\ Cordial invitation is extended - everybody.
, 1879-05-17

LAND GRADgIyG.-At the fall term Of the
District Comt. in this county, three iniict-
ments were hal against parties for making false
proof upon their land claims. We learn the
grand jury's sittiGgs have been greatly pro-
louyed in the consideration Of Ike eases at the
late term. 1t is to be hoped the lesson taught
thereby. will prove s4lutary to all future
claimants in making their proof at the several
land offices The provisions OF the new law
are very binding, AMI will tend greatly, We
think. to restrain the commission OF tbs CRIME
here alluded TO-
, 1879-05-17

Our FAIR. Our Agricultural Fair next Sep
ter Ser will be grand success The directors
are considering the adrisability OF sending TO
Washington for Mr.. HsTes to deliver the open
inS address.
, 1879-05-17
GJ 10 ?ETp:-5,.IE'.3 :.

4 COOL suit of clothes is = very good thing
y.:th Vii il 20 command tie r'sFG,:, Of society
~ lars=, h,;t ir ,:.:.a IA haze perfect cos:i.
d.nre III hi.,Is-if ana SO cnfu.J- respect II 1t
to Tcn,a. Us s.,5ol : II i..s. .cI.sI'l- require
ueIt
, 1879-05-17

MILITARY PosT.-The Yakima citizens can
now vest satisfied, there viii moat assuredly be
a military pr.. huiIt in their ssl4ey this sum-
,osr II II vaa MOI ior beiIS thought 70 be
Altogether to good, We wood ny that thers
win be two military pcsss thts bsfcls iona
, 1879-05-17

DAyToI. visit 70 DAYTON vas one Of
ths most pleasant we ever experienced, it IS
the p-etti st to"n We evor visited a2d the viI'a
rezienes; in l.. s:.5.rls are Aiarvsls of archi-
tec;,:.l eies-aEe W. were particularly well
Pleased with The residences of MI Brewster
over n Brooklya, AMI those Of Mel Harris,
w,l.r r Bs3chzr, ana jesse Day, nearer the
town, The Sr'rrS5:AE returns thanks to the
c;..: as iar the courtesy shown Us GlTi4y or
yiri.. .a9-is,''.rY 30 John Pam. a. Mcdonald,
,Irsz- D.y, La:;,e ficiiorsis, MAJOR Telle:,
,'o.il hriun- anf Warren Ec!Curr, for the
hani-nHe manner they entertained uS, ami
,tr!Tc L, in Their tU-;Huts al or. : Tie country.
We c;tg:.'t do :2ii justice - them and their
s,:rAlil town and its surrounding in Ills issue,
SD 6ei-r our article on the sGh,ecJ for CTR out
SIDE columns next w-e.s
, 1879-05-17

.How shall We train our girls p asks an
exchange. Train 'em with about p yards Of
black silk. if you want 70 please your girls
A ~ velvet train would also make EN-
, 1879-05-17
TEE SEil StgS3N.

When You wish to fertify yourself for bust
.se.s ;.n,: pleasure. drop into the Gem Saloon
aal - how !.ye;tiiy III. Williams viii treat
Won H:s summer beverages are U!4e@csl!eI
iyy coalaess and quality.
, 1879-05-17

BILLY MYEgs, at the Stine House bar, is
c,nsi iered boss mixer of summer coolers
He has been studying the art OF making Sherry
reached the acme of perfection
, 1879-05-17
sA gTE YES :.

The C. O. ID. Store j. selling out regardless
OF cost The sooner HOSCman SELLS out the
quicker the city wiil cease to be Startled at his
remarkable prizes.
, 1879-05-17
CONTRACTS FOR

U.nse raising. moving and building, Any
carpenter work entrusted 20 me- Will be done
with neatneSS and dispatch. Apply to ALEX
VI. YougG Residence on Cherry Street. be.
tween 3rd and ith. 'itt
, 1879-05-17

Nais nous uuoH cLaRre tout celia, Is what
taey VIII tell you at Joe Ba.,crs when you talk
O. The poor ei5a4s th-t are imported INTO this
country so extensively of late
, 1879-05-17

I# ba last week was pay day At the
III, --i d. F, usual When the boys are in cir
0aa-.a@.r.. :h. streets sre made lively with
G..-.-r,r s,,iier. from night fali until early
r-.a- S., -as l.~; pay ,ras ro loss fruitful
q .-.aas Sierra! mornings We noticed the
5---4rr q s.lli-r> on the streets. with
---- ia hal, securing the streets N search GI
''rA,.7 Wrnoticci one unfortunate man,
s.'.: .a ,.r forenoon. SO badly warped that 1t
.'..,t"..5 the posse in charge, one on each
,.- < ~.r. al;u IN aa Upv;sh: position.
, 1879-05-17

APPLE ORCHARDS are told that lime
hos bAen used with great benefit for apple
-,u1s ,t the rate OF twenty bushels 10 the
o., Tho.e Who have tried il for years deem
it sery-h-~efci,A as their trees are always
nroinctiYe.