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, 1879-06-07

Hon. n. T. Cation is at Colfax attending
court.
Mrs. Lieutenan. Shelton is visiting her pa.
rents in this city.
Mr.. n. Dusenbcry has again returned, and
his stay will be heightened.
Lieut. Bonus is in the Kittitass Valley in
charge Of the stores rs quartermaster
Warren Belcher and r. e. Newland. two Of
Daytons muldoons, smiled upon us on Thurs
day.
Major Keefer, paymaster [. 6. forces, re-
turned from Camp Harvey and Boise City on
Sunday last
Judge Guichard left town on Sunday last
for Olympia. presumably on Masonic business
Bon rOyage Judge, and a speedy return
Lieut. Vedder is in town He informs us
that the telegraph line is up within u miles Of
Lewiston, and that Snake river will be crossed
next week.
Mr.. F. B. Logan, of Pataha, has been in
town during the week. We are glad to see
him looking so cheerful, but wool at y cents
is undoubtedly part OF the cause.
We are sorry to hear that Major Jackson.
1st cavalry, was taken i'll with an attack Of
pneumonia in the kittitass. Valley and had 10
be left behind when Gen. Howard went to
Lake Chelan.
Hon. George Ainslie, Idaho's energetic dele
gate to congress, has our thanks for a valuable
addition to our congressional library. Send
us the map lately issued BY the war department
ON the Neg Perce campaign will you George.
Please
Col. Bernard, with company &C." 1st cav
airy, has left Boise City for Warrens 20 attempt
the capture Of the Indians who committed the
recent murders. The troops Gen. Wheaton
asked for are gone also. We predict from our
thorough knowledge of these redskins that they
will be harl to capture or XII.
Mr. Charles Smith, of Crab creek, and one
of the finest looking men in thecountry. called
on US on Wednesday. He says the country is
fast filling up with good class of settlers. and
that there is much good agricultural land va
cant. The Indians have been very peaceabe
and friendly disposed the present season and 10
danger Is apprehended.
The Jolly countenance of W. T. Arberry,
Esq, better known as Tex came smiling
into our Office and deposited his years Sub ="
in manner that made us wish We had a few
Thousand mere subscribers ike him. TEX
has been living in Portland, but makes Occa-
sonal visits to his old stamping ground to see
his friends. He has a most enviable reputation
AMI is one OF the most popular men IN the
upper country.
, 1879-06-07

KIRKM.N-In this city, June 2d, 1879, Of
scarlet fever, Grace Florence, second daughter
Of William and Isabella kirkInan, aged 1
wears. months and DAYS.
GEAY.-At Pendleton. Org, June lst, Mrs.
Mary Anne Gray, aged I3 yrs. An old resi-
dent of this city.
NORRIS. In this city, June 1st, 1879, of
consumption. Thos. Norris, rced 26 years.
, 1879-06-07
SHEEP DIP.

Adams Bros. sell s II, Kennedy Sheep Dip,
viz. Concentrated Extract OF Tobacco, Hem
lock Dip troiscncusS; also Non f%:s'noas
Sheep Dip. These are the best and cheapest
di,ls il use. 10"
, 1879-06-07

Tsr S~-~~~r-a--N---
T.. AE-Va Tuesday morning. at half
r,,l we y, O'clock, fire was discovered at
q, IA ~ %'6bsF,s cannery, half mile from the
sa.i,.. ne alarm vas at once given, and the
b, fs' : Wee On the ground by three o'clock,
s..r : N, tim Tie fire had gained such a
bS ~ that 'll attempts to save the build
qo.si iIs s,,s III $, Tie citizens early on the
saelI h, HStked .S lie heroes to save wha. they
L; tS.;. . 'at q: tlre had such a comnlete sway.
.&h-v-r r {, We're nearly nullifed. Hor-
NJ 6y y. i,ayior aud TYLER, saved one biz
W. J. .'iaat9s of the flames. and p"urins BON
,ai9 ,l3 isy sisa,y . take fire.: some OFT Of them
@ O. and eserTe s Fsnsn a,t ,s;si did all all that that
tSeti,, H. s,,t both t. save property an and iI es.
&C., ss' sslOo; no ias is,, loss is estimated to
+ t, work Of sams nnb,nrss ns i inesD sseeo
s.t tias sstSthns tS would give tnsa US greater s
psIer saag S.s{ to big cottonwood woo limb, is
d It i.A5Ssd bssi. "fOr fire pinned to him
, 1879-06-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.
TIE BOSS.

Heroine Is the acknowledged boss m:Xologist
in this upper country. His sherry eobb!ers
and cooling drinks are so good that has custa-
mers wish they had a throat ike = Giraffe.
, 1879-06-07

We think of taking trip through the coua-
try hunting for Angels of Mercy" who owe
Us one or two Subscriptions. Selah Dayton
CIaroni.ir.
Brother, when you are ready to start
nppn that pilgrimage, we will accompany
van. as we have been IN search OF those
" angels for sometime.
, 1879-06-07

THAT LoBsrfr Suitability Myers; OF the
St:ne House bar, pieases everybody by his gen
ialty and good nature. And on SaIuI'a.
nights at the lunch table you will ma the oest
, 1879-06-07

'-N> ''GE,r>SNEsS.- We are continually
,'''!''' 'aai..i"t> respecting our subscribers
go. ,,.''''- tA,.r laYars for weeks together,
''.' -~'2; postal route where there is no
=, ~ IL except the srosseSt care!essness.
-, . '.'ah Creek say ii is the fault Of the
Es = u. VI. Glover at Spokane Falls.
,.r.- informed that ke sends letters and
t.s7 -. - tasS u Crab Creek that have
si..r.. L. ;arn1 |, enc weeks before. In future Mr.
- ,i,T 1's better be little more careful or
c.r..,. r.. = Hl's1 the painful necessity of
H. ..-lI :, III-ir indaeace where it will do the
s''a 10 The .,r--s.,.- pnmbsr
, 1879-06-07

WHENEVER we see items in he papers ca.'
inc n slur on mother 's-in-law we are forced 10
the conclusion that the authors have no. oeeh
on very good terms with their wives motheiS
, 1879-06-07

GEO. E. TRUEspELL, the Rock Soap man.
has mitchell his Portland candy tent on IN.
corner of 5th and Main streets. CandieS a'
Portland prices.
, 1879-06-07

Cry MARsH,Is-We hear of fifteen OF
tuan.v tmora or leSsl candidates TOR CITY
marshal. We hardly think that their Is ofiieeS
ennnCh to go around.
, 1879-06-07

NICE THIyGs.-O Brechtel's Waila Maila
bakery. is always filed with the incest Things
in the city. His cakes. pies. candies and orea"
cannot be excelled anywhere.
, 1879-06-07

.-r,rrR -av- that cigar that is hard to
-, fearful drawback, but there is no
- =. pts" Try one and then buy
~ tuhgl.saie price.
, 1879-06-07

OID debi,itated men, whose yoathfni ihils, s,
cra.ions have brought upon them diseases Q: an
;ncurable character, can find new lie anu ''so'
in Plumbers Oregon Blood Pnriher.
, 1879-06-07

p4-.uArry Bros. announces in this
.f,- they will pay the highest cash price
-, - AMI make liberal a!vancements on
,..,..uulsIt-.
, 1879-06-07

~ porrnrs. The first new potatoes III
.-,.. were sent to our office by Mrs
i'- n.',l Cr,ler. They were very hne and We
u thanks.
, 1879-06-07

aGf,uI. After the election Of city
ls-,lll &. i,..nanza City in the Yankee Fork
.zirii, ,,..i,t tie defeated c:sndiiate in cE,!er
i,24,s tl.ia.,> evca. drew h:s six shooter AMI
81: IN. ,r.....-sful candidate. dead If this
-yaa,,r +, n he followed here NJ our forth
cu'r, city LECTION We know whose funeral
vii -:nr aeN.
, 1879-06-07

ygf S4o,y. FL Jorlon' has purchased
lion r.y. door to Lewis book store. Ed.
f...ri,- among the boys aud will do we'll
,-R.r.ytr h- SIS.
, 1879-06-07

yrr CHA.Rs. Baumister Bros. shaving
Il nj, /, fitted up in elegant style. The new
ar , perfect luxury. IL is worth the
-. ...rl ,u 1t down in them.
, 1879-06-07

Rev. T. NJ. Boyd, of Waitsburg; VIII paest.' -
IN the Court House at ii A. n and O. r -
rnorrnX.
, 1879-06-07

I'm. j1 not forget that oDonnelis Is
,i,-. in the town to buy hardware
I. III. I'll i ,,ery description.
, 1879-06-07

r.rp>rY- Is Il the opini on that single
.,sh hn,s affair anyhow.
, 1879-06-07

w,ErTr II src'as t" us that it is about
60. f.- ..r citizen. to wake mp and take some
..,,.,.w,r.- r.lehrs.ti"s the coming 4th of
ri~ i ta.g iut~Il To make any Gemonstra-
ra,t ~
, 1879-06-07
rASEESEEEs RATES.

,Iorr- TIE charges OF the 'fala Walla Nsllula
Transfer Company down freight transferred 10
o. 5 y Co. 5 to.sts Including the business of for
warning is 80 cents rer ton And ON up fresh re-
ceIv 81 from -. :. y Co.'S lssits and forwarded. 80
cents per ton. Al! down freight, for forward ship
n.eI; consigned 10 parties at Hallula, VIII be
turned over 10 this Transfer Company TO forward.
Ed. y. EskA Ess,
Prcsi,:-a. -. ". a &. ss. Il. 60.
NAIL. " ALA Ituu.ry 10 lS-9. H-tf
, 1879-06-07

yrs Az. Road Chapman & Boyer's
.., ..-t % In ,o-,lav'7 issue They are a wide
-, --.r .li ,cjll -.iee strict attention To all
-, tia, Ray be- given to them.
, 1879-06-07

go, Cur,r-A good Singer sewing
- ,, % Apply at this Office
, 1879-06-07

T7,. recent rains have been ran OF
J., .aa. Of our farmers
, 1879-06-07
IsO.sS.
eDli,ss.

Mcneil this city, May e3d, 1879, to
the wife Of John Mcneil a son.
, 1879-06-07

SINCE Plumber has put his nieoi Purifier on
n market, people have stopped usins all kinds
af wat-.y Sarsaraf;ilas ani Nhiskey
Ditters" It gets away with ;hem a!i.
, 1879-06-07

THIS is tle strawberry fe;.iv..! season, with
about ti.rec Strawberries to one festival.
, 1879-06-07
TR0TTINc STATIONS
= 81
san FRANCISCO PATCHEN!
ROBERT s. lEEI


EyHE RORSENIEN N0FWALLA WALLA
Il valley now have the opportunity 70 breed
frum two II the finest Stations on the Pacific
coast These horses were brought from Cali
fornia last year. and are widely known among
leading horssmen As animals of superior quail
ties in every particular.
SAN FRANCISCO PATCKEN is beau
tiful dapple bay; stands sixteen hands high,
and for bones aud muscle We doub. whether he
can he excelled by any horse in America He
Was sired hy Geo NJ, Patchen., Jr: he by the
celebrated trutting stallion Geo. Nj. Patchen :
dam by Top Bellfounder, well known mare
for speed aad doeili,y e d by Messenger
Eclipse he by Messenger: Z. {. dam by Old
Eclipse This horse comes of the best stock in
the world. and is worthy representative of
his ancestry. His owner may be Justly proud
If 50 noble an animal San Francisco Patchen
is ten years old, and is therefore Just In his
prime.
GEN. Il. Z. 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 eycelled by any colt of his
age The owner refused twenty-five hundred
dollars for this colt when he was in his three.
year form. Gen. Lee was sired hy San Fran,
cisco Pstchen dam by the thoroughbred mare
Fleita: she by Belmont. dam by LAZY Charmer,
she by Leviathan and Eclipse. Nomare ranks
higher IN this country than Lady Charmer.
The need of thoroughbred stock has bean
long felt in Walla Walla, and it is fortunate
for those who desire to breed fine animals, that
they now have the best blood in America to
breed from.
TheSs horses are permanently located ut the
Wslla Walla Driving Park, where they will
both make the season. fheycan be seen every
SATURDAY. nj Mr. Tom lierneys livery stable,
where hcTsemen are invited to call. Those
who are breeding horses viii do well to exam
inc these horses and their colts Patchen has
proved himself sure fnal getter in this place
Some of his colts can he seen next month.
viii commence their season en- April lst.
Il As it has been reported by enemies Of
these horses that they are going to leave Walla
Walla at the close Of the season, the owner
wishes to contradict that statement, rs it Is his
intention TO make this the permanent home "
Patchen and Lee
For further particulars, apply to
W. C. REYNOLDS,
12tf Agent and Groom.
, 1879-06-07

I'm and Cclfax items came too late
gS gsl.,Ttion r this week.
, 1879-06-07

The Lord evidently didntstand in w'sa 'na'
lawn party.
, 1879-06-07

T4rS-rl,lu DAY ADyESrIsTs. The great
,,a,rn,r.ir. lag q this section viii be held
,.,r,rr,a 81, Esaus camping grounds. We
;..,., ,......l H. invitation, i'ut business calls
.-.u.fr ta.r.gUtr-.
, 1879-06-07
WINTERS,

a red sorrrl. his dam being by Lodi. out of
Tra:npoIette by Cheatlm, and her dam WAS
Emma Taylor. by Glencoe. lie looks every
inch race horse, and is to go in the Derby
They also owa and have in training fine black
mare. Tidal Wave" by Lodi oct Of mare
sired by VolSciaa, the only son of Nandal on
the Pacific cp.st She is entered in the saTe
event We here met Mr.. Joe crabb, who took
Us INTO his stable and showed us
, 1879-06-07

rr>r.5 Na..o@s. -:.as: SATURDAY, our
fam r,,.'ta t!.,.r wives anI THY sisters ::al
ilarr,s>;r.s an.l t'.,.- aunt,, INA o., cisy
~ fr1 t,rr.. Thy .en:, :,lranti III th" first
i1y liT :, sport th.ir summer cr,.G-crS. Il
,n-,t -. handsome you,:s; !a.!!'s V. ::nt
v"',,rn,ne tn toxin "i.ener, they wJ2!i maze
l.r;Y very attractive.
, 1879-06-07
Rates OR, DoWn Freight,
Rates en Up Freight,

GOODS, NEGCRiNDISE, ETC, ETC.
From Waln,s 20 Walla Wsla---.. ...-.i So
From NallIa TO Whitman sa
From Whitman 10 Wallu Walla-. I 20
e Ruilding Material, Agricultural and NsehaD-
ic-l Impl-menis Lime, Sc-, FreisLtsi TO Walula by
o. : " Cos loats at reduced measurement, viii lie
Freighred 10y II the foregoing Rates, y. 5. y.
Co 5 reduced measurement
, 1879-06-07

q chesnut Sorrel, and = fine looking animal
She WAS sired by Norfolk. her dam WAS Eva
Ashton By Ashland. He also has Torrent"
:. bay stallicn, sired by Baysw'ter, granh sire
l'had Stevens Both tn Sc horses are entered
in the Derby, the coming race event of this
upper country. Mr.. L. Jared has i'll training
Tor the same stake i line ayear old gray iilly,
, 1879-06-07

.TE Io,rING EAIl; Tn managers of the
W.,is W.sna County Agricultural Fair, are
l.avin; nothing uaaoaa t, max the affair
Grand sn,eess M,st of our farmers are going
t, exhibit specimens of theirpTatuce, arl their
wives AMI daughters are settin; r,,a'.y t" show
what th.y can 10 in the way of feminine skill.
There is no reason why We sHould not have I.
great show Every man and woman in the
country ousl.. - dGty. ~ exlt:li. something.
In September the city will BE- crowded by
peo;,le from everywhere; we must make a good
showing - that they can carry away with
them = good impression of our great resources.
, 1879-06-07

,rrg,r- and cherries are looming.
, 1879-06-07

a promising looking animal, and two 3-year
olds, the property of Mr.. Chas. Russell, and
a 3-year old of Mr.. l.. J,.rrei. They are un-
der the care and training Of Mr. JAS j. Welsh.
whose reputation as a skillful trainer, IS we'll
known, ani he cannot fail to bring these horses
to the score in good tima. We finished our
view Of the trotters by stepping into the stables
occupied by Mr. Long, who has in training
, 1879-06-07

s,laur7 Trnpst has s,'l ont lis busi-
r,, =, Mr Jarou- Gammol for the sum Of
xg,0hlrl c..h h. The new proprietor is i'm
nya-I. popular with the b'rs, and Ne predict
l.a.., nal bis ersrla,tins fortune. Success
i...7 iiuu'.
, 1879-06-07

illetklp Statesman.
srrEpAY...-....::::.:--eM--.: .::::.:- -e-- :: w.:
-rrs,r- and cherries are looming.
| SitN -<e> .-.-.---~0~
n.,.,u and Colfax items came too late
+. y.ffs.sEtion tbs week. .-1-
qT.. recent rains have been ran of
- .,r. of our farmers
q,.rp,rY- /, Il the opini on that single
~ a ,neh'-s affair anyhow,
,,,r CHrAr.-A good Singer sewing
ita -, 80 Apply at this office
,..,rs. do not forget that oDonnells is
,.r,-r in the town to buy hardware
T. RI Il ,,ery description.
mn, avs that a cigar that is hard to
=, f.asfal drawback, but there is no
~. pts" Try one and then buy a
i,nuhalrs'!e price.
49, p,-,r.rs. The first new potatoes III
,..r,. sent To- our office by Mrs.
-. Ca,lcr They were very hne and We
..,--n thanks.
p ,r,o,,pc. :, this
Vet '''-'"'.'s DO
that thry will ray the highest cash price
:. r.al ant make hhe'al a'Nahcehehts on
.r,rn.ut-.
Ngg Sstp'N- HI "oi'ioh hAs pun i's'u
Il sala TEX: door to l-e"iS ",'oh .n S,"fe l-1;
.,a!''"rt- ''''.'''7 ''''
Ta!''' ." -
,.,, p,,r,ist.r Pro- shaving
NJ" ~.
-zi1n l. lifted UP ~ '4es','' S.> ' inY n1" ~
.llir' II" l'H"'I iuN.I! - '' ''''
5n-y ,."n L" III "'" ]" III 'ii''''
NEF A' hs'' 'i''I.,,,'" " D'S
~ al 30 '''IH 'N ',r;o, - - a,I
saa@' =. - l.. ,.fy.n To them.
81.
WuEr r. II src'h5 I" Us That 1t Is ahoht
.f.-..-- ri.i-nI,. tp wake up and take some
...,.,..r.,-... r.lelr,tiHg the coming 4th of
rri- -l.. irrrll 10 make any lemonstra-
.,u
Co.,
r,r y.r..rri DAY ApyESrIsrs.- The g,reat
r... : III. section will hs held
camp merlin, ,.'s % liils ;res'''n t. M,,t "e NJ
'-''s me
Sc ---
SaJau TrnPst has s''t on: his bust
r.,, 10 Ilr Jerom- Gamm"h for the sum OF
xrnmrl ca.h The new PROPRIETOR Is I'M
r,,-l. rupu',. with the b,rs, and Ne predict
l.al.. laal- his ,ger!a>ting fortune. Success
~ J,pa..
ya.-l,. IT.. last surveying party who
....-l I,,,..,5, IN TN. ipt.-,,. of the
, 1879-06-07
BLACK BESS,

large, powerful looking black mare and fine
stopper Lieut.. Miller has u 3 year oil in
charge OF this gentleman. 1t is a very fine
locking animal and will make = good record.
Gr attention was then directed to the stalls Of
Barnes < Hodsis OF Prinesviile, Oregon, who
have
, 1879-06-07
ALwooD AND oRA2GE COUNTY,

from the East which will prove valuable
acquisition to the breeders of trotters in this
Mr.. Hosoboom has charge Of the
above horses, and also has in his care "Billy
Nelson" well kaown to all. and who is to enter
in the 40 purse. Billy" looks well and is
moving better this summer than ever We
next were shown
, 1879-06-07
GOLD FOIL AND OsGOOD,

both beautiful bays, and looking in the best of
order, also. 3-year old tilly, "Osgood Maid, =
very dIIninutive little creature, but with the
finest form AMI trimmest limbs imaginable.
She has been in training but shor: time and
shows high rate If speed, and will, no doubt,
make good record this fall under the arefIli
training Of her owner The next to attract
our attention was the stables occupied by DR.
Mack He has fine lot of colts, all looking
in good order and are mostly Bellfounder I"
stock The Doctor has lately imported two
thoroughbred stations,
, 1879-06-07

T.. tr,,L i, II Guc coalition aai IS. We M
,,eI,-.ri. faster i,y several seconds than last
y,..r II, i,ro.c.,.n.ne offered and the horses
rut,.~,l . .ruot tail t, pr l1ee good races. and
-. ~, 40 Sc" = !..r,- gathering q: people ON
Z IA Of i.eNt .il'v.
, 1879-06-07

sired by Lodi, out of Eva Buiwer, by Bulwer' 5
grand darn Emma Taylor by Glencoe. He has
alsn til: hrnwa stallion, Sidney Burbage,
sired by Wo"dGurn, dem E,lneralla, which
hers. !, IN ;r.,inins f.r the mill AMI repeat IA 'e
on tie 9TH nf Juiy purse 500. We were in
formed that the stables OF Mr.. Sanford G..
owens, Of rFti.:ii, Me'srs Byi'ee & Miller,
ri Sale:: nr-:,on, ;l"d that of ..yres Ten
i,,n.. ll containing thnr-,u :'.re:s colts to 80
III ;i4r De.I,y, All which have already entered,
hal MT Vt arrived, but would be here in 4
We, "a: -. :'l the hore5 "a ;hs track are
NORM y i, ::gl ..re in splendid order.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-08
Our eoau.y work House,

Nj Il. EDITOR: [ wish ,hEnugh Your
mendation Of The SUPP r.or manner in
which our county work Louise is at
present managed. | had the pleasure
a few day S ago of visiting that instilu
ton in company with some other cit~
liens of our county, just 10 see how it
was carried on. / had heard a great
many persons mplimebting our
presen efficient perinte Hdant NJ. A.
Walker, ED, but I was hardly pre-
pared to witnt IS such discipline, clean
liness, and general neatness as l found
existing in and about the whole prem
Uses, in fact it seemed to have more the
appearance OF u large, well regulated
family than a place OF coufi cement
and punishment of evil doors. The
cells are uice and clean as well as
secure, the surrounding grounds are
kept in gond order, the Buildings are
amply Ventilated. And as TO the work
on the pike, Knox county may well
feel proud of tis enterprise The graz
ding aud Filings are equal to the best
pixies in the country, The macadamiZ-
ing is of the best quality especially
that portion completed since January
the 1st OF the present year. II this
| system of making public roads is
| maintained for few years there will
be no complaint at the condition
of them, and our county will
be enriched thousands of dollars.
Under the recent law passed by the
Legislature We will soon have gates on
| all the thoroughfares leading into the
city, which Will be II source of reve-
nue.. to the county that will double and
treble all the expenses of putting the
| roads in good condition; in fact it is
| great wonder why this system has
not been inaugursted years ago.
I deem it also a duty before closing
to say word in behalf of the assist
ants or guards who So excellently aids
| our uperiutendent in the discharge
of his duty. We, as tax payers, may
| feel that in these selections our County
Court was looking to the interest
of all. A VISITOR.
Knoxville, July 5th, 1879.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-08
Persona

Rev. Thos. Duncan, Rec or of st.
Johns Church, ana Mr.. Jimmie Fl.
Cowan left yesterday evening for a
short summer vacation In the noun.
tains of Scott county, Va. near Bris-
toll.
Rev. J. g. Sehaidt, pastor of the
German Lutheran Church, left yes.
terday evening to take vacation of
about month at Warm Springs,
N. G.
Miss Lena Lyon went up yestt riay
evening for a visit of a few weeks to
her uncle, DR.. DJbson. st Limestone,
Greene county.
Mr.. John ]. Leahy, after spending
week at home, returned yesterday
to Mt. Nebo Springs 10 remain the
rest of the season.
Mr.. A. David and family and Mrs
David's sister returned yesterday from
trip OF recreation to the mountains
of the French Broad
Nj. d. T.. Ford, of the house o
Gossett, Ford & Bro, left yesterday
for Henderson's Springs, Sewer
county.
Mrs. Kate Jones and two daughters
went up yesterday evening on visit
to friends in upper East Tennessee tc
spend the heated term.
Capt. J. e. Raht, of Cleveland, was
in the city and returned home on yes
| terday's train.
Prof. David Fl. Ludlow, who for twI
years has served as Assistant Professor
of Mathematics in the University o
Tennessee, where he made most ex
cellent record, left last night for tht
| University of Virginia, where he pro
| poses to finish a course Of law thi:
| summer. Next fall he will go te
Philadelphia, where he proposes tt
practice his chosen profession. He
leaves many friends here who regre
his departure, but whose best wishes
will accompany him. We expect tt
hear of him making his mark wherev
| er he may go.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-08
Twenti. TIA District School,.
HALLS x ROADS. July 8. l78

HALL . N TGOADS, july d 10
Mr.. EDITOR: I have j ust returned
from one of the most interesting
school examinations that it has ever
been my good fortune to attend. The
school was taught in the goth civil dis
trict of Knox county, in what is
known as Texas Valley, by Miss A.
H. Kirk patrick, of Union county, who
proves to be very thorough and eff
cient for one of her years. The morn
ing was taken up i'll the examination
OF the different classes in their various
studies. Little boys who could scarce
Iy read when they started to school,
were working problems in art hmetic,
and doing it well. The evening exer-
cises consisted of destinations by F.
Fl. McHafey, S. G. Frost
and @. Ready. l.. A. Hamil
ton, G. Howard, A. kirkpatrick,
T. Kirk patrick, l.. A. Hamilton, A.
A. Kirk patrick, Absbury Plaster, M.
J. Kirk patrick and M. S. Frost. and
reading compo 3itions by Mary Frost,
Hester Plaster, NJ. P. Frost and Mary
Ready. These were interpreted at
intervals with music. Among the
spectators short and appropriate ad-
dresses were delivered by II. J. Hamil
ton, H. Kirk patrick, VIM. Bright, 81
M. Plaster and John Kirkpatrick
The exercises were of highly inter-
esting character throughout, credita-
ole pupils and teacher. Long may
the CHRONICLE live to defend the
right and expose the wrong.
PHILOM,