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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
STARE NEWS.

Ashland has twnty-9ne miss of
streets III Is EE
sHon. j.. a, NLcilenEie,made- q apeeeh
y Rockpctt, Lld,, last weels.
1.-THE Emi,ienee Fais Begins Sept.
l6 and continues thres days.
y Localsoption iss' failure in. Glass
gov. 49,
Jacob: RaEoy, Meade county, has
been affestc,i, charged with incest
Asolca.d Press isdoaventioa was
held ir Louisville, last week. The
first ever heidi + 3 o@ssLi
riia 9gsuGai IA ~
a Col. Mnnnell, editor OF the Louis
villc'Democrat, has Withdrawn from
their for Congress. irfl 'ioa -il
A, =, Trent suiciled at Franklin
Friday by throwing himself in front
of u passing .rain.,r-9t- hls 2o
A three year oldsSn of Mr.. Dun
ham, was drowned III . pond in Hen,
derson county. ,.l,l,.g iva. ~,
In Glasgow dinnkards can't be ar.
rested without il warrant, till after
five o'clock, '.H ~ y, ~
Nicholas Barnes, an old colored
man dropped dead while riding along
the road in Barren county. 20 s7F'1n'
Il,i .lfs N-sr ifEi siis ,sInNI 9sw
TaB. Gregory. painter, has abscond1
al from PARIS, Tcm.. carrying the
innds of the Good Templars Lodge
whhhim. vii gaif'4Fs7 nj gS.sl 90
Miss Lille Bprbrilge, while swing
ing in hammock at Lexington, fill
aud broke collar boneoa III, s-ng ~
Hon, F. II. Cleveland, elcctor for
the Tenth District on the Democrat
ticket, has resigned, nj. ia,..lg n,
tHennie Sims, an Old colorcd woman
dropped dead while washing clothes
in Nelson copnty.hlssa II l,sa,ns,
DIR VIM. q. Matthews a Prcsbytori-'
an Divine, Of louisville, died alast
..ar-af >ls irfi PEf rs ,ss6ffiu.
bfS ainns q. is1p seI s-iuo 7aqD7
oJas., Mclkeyi was shot and killed
at Springfield, TX u, By T.sRg Phelps,
representative Of Washington county.
II was an old feud. Phelps snr-
rendered 70 the authorities.
The Mountain iScorcher, Fof Nor
gan'countg'has heard of'727 cahdi.
dates for county clerk. 81 for assessor,
10 for Legislative MIDDLETON 'cUrontr
at the, election August 80. = -
IA general light took place atAlillers-
burg last week, in which thirty or
more engaged and constable firils
was done, Only one Vas @bhfled,
The cause was a difficulty in o bar
room, between q negro and q white
man and the friends ,oi.each took sides
h,theprincipals- 81, ., sol roi7oa
s.',All'fruit growers and members Of
the Kentucky horticultural Society
are requested to meet at the store. 81
MrrJ.W. Short, No%75 We1t Mar
kct St. Louisyille.iat 100 clock a M.
oniThursday. Sopt., ri. for tho pnr-
pose of selecting ami forwarding spec.
linens Of such as NAV be brought for
exhibition at the st, Louis Horticultural
Society, Sept, IN AMI 9th. ~. ~ l ~,
"A man by the name oflWesleyi Se-
bastian, living in the lower part Of
lGrayson county. was found lead near
his Home iecenfIy.i Near HIM was
fopnl a large rattlespake. which was
also dead A, Club was found near
oebastian',s hand, with which he had
killed the poisonous 4rsptilc.s bpt, not
before it. had inflicted ats mortal
wound The snake was very largo
one, measuring nearly six feet nj
length and having sixteen rattlcs.
i We can say, as in the case III the boy
of Casabianca, Che persisted molly
thcre,i' HoHTfaRp HERAJp. Fl, =,
II ~. B.. 4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

The last issue Of the Franklin Pat
riot contained Jno. Millikcn's vale
dictory. lie has sold out to Mr.. S,
NJ. Griffin and viii retire from the
Journalistic field 70 the infinite regret
Of all his brother editors.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

"The right Of trial bgJmy, die Ia
Leds Corpus, The Liberty Of The Press
he Freedom u Speech, The NatafGl
Rights Of Persons, and The Rights Of
Property must be PRESCRIBED" ~
Extract from the or,lcr of General Hancock,
OF Nayember 70, 1861. sds ~ lfif AIT
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
5NnALE.i

issaFannie Palmer Of Tenn, 4 is
visiting friends hour village ,fipis .n.
Miss Leo Lander, of HopkinsviIe,
iseyisiting Miss Emma Hicks ilisHo..
Miss Rogers, of ! Hopkinsyilln,i is
visiting the Misses Rogers. near hero
DIR. y, II. Smiths visiting friends
here and will soon leave for Jefferson
College, TO attend medical lectures. a
Kelly, the photographer. is still
here taking-pietnTess. -SFBssCLlpp.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Seven Republican papers have
raised the standard for Hancock and
IN Pennsylvania. iiq 'i'o '9s'i
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Gen. Garfield will take the oath OF
Office on,tl'e lilrefi March-ras United
States Senator from Ohio.iAa, .9d II
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
For Vice President,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH,
r, OF INDIANA. q 81.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR TrIEsTATE AT LARGE, I'll
THoS. JONES, ofGampbell.
A. Il. RICHARDS, Of Jeffersong

First District-Jamcs b. White ofiBallard.
Second nistrict-A, 7. .craycroft, OF Dayiess.
Thrill I,istrict-B. +. Edwards, Of Edmonson.
Fourth pistrict-Jamcs Montgomery, Or iIar-
din. ''TAsfR -t'',tN iNNl Nl
Fifth DISTRICT i. j. NcB,aanosss Of jefferson.
Sixth District-James W, ,Biyanr Of kenton.
Seventh District-w.C Z, Ovens. Of Scott. =
Eight district NJ g!sauaty, ~ lincoln. d
DaulaDssrfct- Disqualification. OF Magofiu.
Tenth District ~. L. Cleveland, Of Breckeu
ridge,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
FaPasS l sl''',ssI'FFPsslaN.Ff'

"circus" we are compelled TO curtail
the letters this week, aud publish
nothing bur hews.-lEaitor. 70 TAIL
-slT9a6sISKMel FoRK.sfudiIi
Rev. Jno.i.C Ihstain preached TO
quite a large audience ~ Sinking
Fork Tuesday night Subject Trans
tiguraiipn. His sermon was one OF
interest aud was well delivered. !.
Mr.. Editor, you could not have
found better canvasser than Roy
had you searched the State. Ito is
extravagantly enthusiastic, a tanat-
ical sycophant SOTO speak; he tlaiters
the old ladies BY praising their beauii-
full children, poultry raising etc, ,tn.-
Ill they find his eloQuence irresistible
aud subscribe ut once. GREENE.
g. I. Il
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

.bussrpreschsr; whispered. to the
man who sat next to us that-that
was good omen, that we would have
good meeting; but the boss lteachdf
remgrsclcsslyS struck thar grand old
friend Of the poor man with Il stick
and from that hour to this. that
preacher Mas had 10 meet the scorlis
and inisrccatiohs of7un outraged pcc-
pie. We tell you that the man who
strikes .yellow,-.dog on Pond giser.i
does q thing that will haunt him to
his grave, 'bnt enough+peaehcs, Yoang
.sa,irrals and tia. rirls. arm .rinu. aud wp
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Next TO seeing Hancock President,
we want to see Col. w. g. r. Brock
enridge in the United States Senate
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Arthur has pretty snug little fort
anc but there 10 one Bat he will not
lie able 10 settle In November bill
English. = ~ ga, x ~ ,'H s-9H4 +
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
GARHETTSBCEt
. - \ ~ IL.


Our Hancock and English club has
turned out 10 be, q failure. W.. were
in hopes Of seeing the stars. aud
stripes tapping IN. the breeze ior our
noble candidates. '','l 1919 ~
Mr.. BENZ Eeayep has Just returned
from aovisit to MaIlory's' Sulphur
Springs. II another visit to the
Springs improves our friend Ben as
much as ie,previousl one did, we adj
yise him TO reiurnasto las 1T lsg4la
Mr.. JIG. Metcalfl left for, Louis,
vile Monday TO- attend school. Mrs.
". J. Metcalf left few days ago TO
pay an extensive visit 10 her sister
Mrs. Vaughan, Of louisville, 'fn y
Your Sinking Fork correspondent
will find out that Whale 10 larger than
2 inches broad and IS incllcs long, by
tho time Whale devours him. j onah,
we, .don't remember of ever having
devoured you. ~ I-os,
A colorea.man. got. his log broken
by wagon. turning over on him q
few nights age. eaaS ico1 II
Rain 10 greatly needed. ~ ies
~ f.asI- Ia =.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
LAYToNsvILLE.

Theprotracted meeting AT Waugh
ans Chapel conducted by Rev. Jno.
Lewis CLOSED last Monday with 10
converts. Rev. Mr. Brewer, of Hop
kinsyille, preached several times DUR
ing the meeting. t H.l
( A little son Of Mr.. William Case,
fell into a tub OF wafer last Tuesday,
and was drowned before Il was found.
Mrs. ;Lidie Gambel, wife iof Lee
Gambel, died near Antioch church on
the l6. She left one little gull b
, SJas. Petty ielt'for Sedalia, No, ac-
compaiied by his aunt Mrs. Curt
Petty, TO live. g
Jno. Ballard also left last week for
Missouri. r " H'' .'i
Miss Sallie Meacham is teaching
the public school at Shiloh. - y =
Mr.. Standard, from Wallohia is
teaching the school at this place and
the patrons are, imuch pleased with
him as 4 teacher. :;' trsf;. t.'! H.
Some. one entered Marian Carpcn-
ier's store one night last week and
stole about $50 worth, Of goods;
~' +t'+ f'it"'t TEnIA
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

The, LouisyiIlcy exposition opens
next Tuesday, Septafth and contin-
ues till Oct. 93l't-ya ,ie 81 Y,f -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

isn't IL about time for Editor Cam
non to.givc. his objections TO Mr.. Me-
Keazica Ito promised TO do so At tie
proper lime. sas,I,sj,,s ,dfbtr ,f.a
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
GENERAL NEWS.


Horace Maynard. has arrived from
GorkeN E X d
Adelaide Nelson, The actress i
dead.
lIoratieSeymoaY, ,H. N New York,
is shortly to be married.
'-- Gem AsasFp Meyer. the head ofs,he.
.Sigual service is dead. ,rt.Tsrysss
1000, QUO voters will c,st their
first Presidential votes this year.
A twclvc year OIL lboy Killed a
companion at Kankakee. Ill,
Chas. Atwood, a we'll known Chica-
go Journalist is dead. ,,,tf -
Negro cotton pickcrs are being i'm
ported Into Texas iroih Tennessee. 2
Jadge Page Of Austin Mihn.i was
shot and kifle,liri hisliousel by an un-
known assassin. spJs psi ,1e H.il "a
Hon. Roger q. Mills has been re,
nominated 4 by acclaplation ipg,the
Runthi Texas Congressional District,
/ coHklingsl has consented to
make some speeches in h.diaaa, He
will DO at Evansville. 4, ,s.4 ma, I'D.
rhcsupreme lolfge ofthc knights
iofPethids Assembled 1T st. Louis last
2 "H9N,Esh ssiisH +. .2h1t 6Mtis Z
Republicans cutllownoa Hancock
and English flag in Boonvillc In.
diana. N ''n R''h. +" H'a " ,iiir.
JAS. p. Voorhees,, a son Of Senator
voorhees,, has joined the Catholic
church. 1titd paii salrss 10 sHssa
Wm,n Dawson. a corn, ihief was
shot and killed at Colombia, Tepr...
while stealing from JAS Field. sa,i ut
ST. Wilson, boiling cahdidate.for
Govsrnor, Of Tenn. was. iaariisd on
the, 18Th inst. M "a Eei,s5 4
a'StJnlienIas beat tho fastest time
OH record. Making iuile IN 2.H4
minutes. 1.t,
Cincinnati had a deaf mute Con
vention last week with 200 delegates
in attendance. ''li 'pi ~ ,.'' aa'' 20
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Uncle Dick Sharp. for forty years
clerk in the Registers oflice,at Frank
fort, died last week in the y year of
his age.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

The editor of the Clinton Democrat
Mas bccn. presented with q cabbage
head. snsr nrhsneD ID .krl
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

The reception given Mr.. Mckenzie
in Union county, OIL the OCCASION Of
Ibis recent visit was perfect ovation
in which 1000 people participated.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

t.}a+ifil i-lt|f ~ stlft ~ AZ tfffli TiI
JsAmes A. Garfield, is the latest
way they have mfr writing his name.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

The Democratic guns are Ham.
cooked and primed, ready for the
great struggle in November. ifllgi q
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
SAND ING

Rev. Y. NJ. Mctcalfe preached Sun
day at Harmony IN lilo inleres, Of a
new church building. 80 AL.
Rev. a. y, Mariin and several ether
ministers Of the Methodist chufch are
holding o rousing meeting at Mt.
Carmel. "''s' f1Hd ii.'' q p
Plenty Greenback meetings being
held round here. f.lfii SAScuo.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Thorough instruction In Languages, i.itcra.
tur, aud SLienee: anil IN the Professional
schools Of Law and Engineering. Tuition a,l,l
fees reduced u a total ~ so. Expenses frum
500 to $3.50 for nine months, including tuition
ami fees. Mint session begins sept 18th, lSSl.
For Vatalogie, address
i'll. CAMPBELL, ia, LcxinstonsHa, !
Aug. slim fftHet sIas.I .,.l.. G14.'.sial
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
nAnMoHY.

We've got achange of venue. ..t,!,
The project of arebuilding. iIarino-
ny church has faHon through.E uo,I
Col. Gano Henry made q Grcea-
back. speech Of Hardy OH the 18th,
The peach crop is the heaviest Kind.
Sickness Is prevalent. -
The recent drouth damaged crops
10 great extent. ''ia T. Z ZIr.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Dan W5vlRvan will issue daily
from the ,Inielfgevcer OF. O. during
the bowling Green Fair. n y n aitn
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
BELLEvfEw

Recent rains have greatly revived
oil surviving hope. ,,e- -
Tobacco worms plentiful. ~ II.
Watermelons and muskmelons in
abundance. . A., .
A great deal of sickness at present !;
sore throat and Scarlet fever most
prevalent. srS
Several deaths among children 1--WE
hope the disease has abaied. $40, III.
Mr.. Wall, OF Wallonia, has accept
ed a position at New Bclleview in
Mr.. j. w. McGehee's, store. ~
Mr.. McGehce viii also open store
at Montgomery soon. ef
THERE'S a'protractcd meeting In
progress at Concord. so
A waieimelonagrown by W.. IA.
Iiced, weighed 40 pounds. is,I 1fi
All. Sciim we-areU ftcH~Femindcd
ofour homsliiless. by referring TO the
mirror, please don't lake lis for an
idiot and come darting flaitery To-
ward us. Gl5.leoTToN-EYEp. JoE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Judge IL. NJ Spoiford, of New
Orleans. died last week. nlIe COM
tested Kellogg scat in the Senate for
long time. iI sai,-o5 III aCq
There were three cases Of death.
from abortion reported from Chicago
last week. In each Of them the gpil-
~ nhysirians wcrc'arrestcd,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,

sItuatc'lo on Cin'u $. R. n, 40 ueotectnwr, \.
Session begins Sept. gih. lSn. Full faruhy .
Course Of Stniy thorough Hn.i VARIED, i.ora-
tion perfectly hcalihful. Evrry effort i male
to advance stndcnts IN ssnund icsrntug aud
20 4, develop Lotlf their GrRcral culture and
trnc inhnhood n<5ssTOtal cxpdnsrk fof aes.
zion Of i've months $50, ;~snd for catalogue To
Rkv. 81. DUDLEY, u. D., Georgetown, KS
I Arg. s-iml itt4 lf 81 fIl'ffit i
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T.iB. Gregory. painter. has abscond,
al from PARIS, Tcm.p carrying the
iunds of the Good Templars Lodge,
within vii gail'lH.7 nj iS.s. 80
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-31

Miss Lille BWbrilge,. while swing
iug in a hammock at Lexington, FILL
aud broke collar boneos Ill, s-f,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28
Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND EXECUTION
- issued out of the Circuit Court of the State OF
oregon for the county OF Benton the 10Th day OF
May, A D., 1880, to me directed and delivered for
the sum OF (SS1S7 53-i00) three thousand and one
hundred and eightyseven 100 dollars gold coin OF
the United States with interest on the same from the
18th day OF May, A D.. 1850, at the rate of per
cent. per month, together with the of three
hundred dollars Attorney fees and $44 l5 costs and
penses OF SALE in favor OF Max friendly and against
W. s. Mccullough, commanding to sell the specific
real property hereinafter described satisfy
OF S5is1 53-l0U U. ). gold coin and interest, and
$500 O0l00 attorneys fees S44 Is costand inter
est aud accruing cost have in pursuance of said ex-
ecuton and decree levied upon the real property de-
scribed in said execution and decree and described
as follows to-wit:
Lots No. 5, g. and 8, of Section 25, in Township
and also tract of land beginning at the southwest
corner of the donation land claim of Nathaniel
Church, being claim NO. 80, in Township eleven
south OF Range west of Will Mer ana running
thence North 70 0O-l0O chains thence west chains
thence north SO deg east % 25 chains thence south
~ ID cnains thence west IA chains to the place
beginning, containing 13l S0I00 acres Also the do
nation land clam of Nathaniel Church, it being
claim No. 80, notification No. 7SI0, in Township
eleven south of Range west containing 160 20-lUO
acres Also the undivided one half OF the following
described premises towit Lots l. 2, 3, s, 6, T. s,
8, TO- H. and IL, in block No in Dixons addition to
the city of Corvallis together with the steam saw
mill situated thereon, of said lands lying and be-
ing situate in Benton county, Oregon together with
the tenements, hereditanents appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any way appertanlng
and on
WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY JUNE, 1880.
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand all the right title and estate
the said W. $. Mccullough, in and tho above de-
scribed real estate satisfy said decree and
ton.
sale will take place at the hour of one O'Clock p NJ
OF id day. at the Court House door, in the city OF
Corvallis, in bcnton county, state OF Oregon.
SOL. KING, sheriff
of Benton County, Oregon.
Dated May 25, 1880. l7:22w5
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28
ON THE WING.

ED. GAZETTE ] thought a few items from this sec
tion of county will be of interest to your reader
and especially the first political gun has been
fred and the great boom is yet heard reverberating
| through every mountain gorge of our vast county.
have been resident here for many years. and have
heard the first efforts of many candidates, but
have known many talented, energetic, enthusias-
tic and temperate candidates in ohe campaign before
As one Of the legislative candidates remarked, they
have age, experience and beauty, and he might have
added energy and impudcnce but thislatter ap-
plies only to the two extramities of the parties
hangeron or hoop-up" element, and the great AM
or would-be general OF the Democratic party. Some
of this lobbying class making themselves emphat
iealy abnoxious trying to ngratiate themselves into
the graces OF the candidates, and some Of them
laboring to defeat that they have per-
sonal ifeeling toward rather than to sect the can
date OF their choice 1t is strange fact that the
ment you elevate some men to position, FROM that
time they appear to forget any claims their consttu
ents have upon them, and will leave their legtinat-
business to take of ITSELF while they trying
to manipulate and pull the wires of party that
little for their assistance and less for their sly intrigue
or influence All did well could not discriminate
i'm fact, there but little difference in any of their
ideas They were all for our bay, all against the Chi
namen all for reducing the salaries of clerk and sher
if all for the Yaquina railroad, all for Woman Suf
frage and good many OF the older ones, from appear
ances, for the ladies themselves, as they could be
in groups discussing the great issuesof the day
" Ha Ha DR.. b. here swinas his asso and catches
another Democrat" / must state that the doctors
asso is the decision with which he puts his foot down
| on the traffic of alcohol and intemperance.
The candidate for joint senator from Polk county
creates very favorable impression and is much of
gentleman, but there is every indication that Bense
is already chosen to represent the joint interests of
Polk and Benton. However, it takes to elect
there is no prophet here who put his finger the
fortunate ones, but all in good spirits, and each
sanguine OF his success. Tomorrow the candidates
depart fer Toledo. G. b. BaowN.
P.S.-The G. B" means Greenback.
| Newport, May "a, 1880.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28
CRICKET CLUB.

Mr.. CRICKET: On Monday, the Corval
lis Cricket Club, played the opening game
of the season. The match was, Mr.. Coote's
side against Mr.. Acklonl's, and after we'll
contested game, was won by the latter, by
7 runs. Mr.. Coote tried hard to avert de.
feat, by good innings of "a not out, but
the remaining batesmen could only put to-
gether runs. For the other side Messrs
Taylor, Symonds and Readman, hit about
in resolute style, while Mr.. Buford, showed
himself likely to become an adept in the ari
of batting Score-Mr. Coote's side-Vesey
bd. Grey D. Nash bd. Acklom, 0. Coote
not out a. Ke-sey bd. Acklom 0. Shaw
bd. Taylor4. Ray ct. Buford bd. Taylor o.
Davis ct. Spiers bd. Acklom l. DR.. Taylor
bd. Taylor 0. Spiers bd. Ackloln 0. Byes
7. Widest Total 5J
Mr.. Acklom's,side Grey ct. Readman bd.
Nash Q. Taylor bd. Nash IL. Symonds
Ct Shaw bd. Coote 10. Carrick ct Vasey
3D. Coote 8. Acklom 3D. Coote q Read.
man not out IA. Bishop std. Coote 3D.
Nash 2. Buford hit wkt. bd. Nash 5. Byes
10. Wides 8. Total CO.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28
THE OREON KIDNEY TEA!

Read the following testimonials, not frons
persons 5000 miles away, whom no one
knows, but from well known and trustwor.
thy citizens of Oregon, whose names written
with their own hands, can be seen at oul
office:
Pendleton, Oregon, Jan. IL, 1880.
Having suffered with my kidneys, / was
induced to try the OREGON KIDNEY TEA,
which relieved me in short time. I take
pleasure in recommending 1t to the public as
a safe remedy for kidney difficulties.
GEORGE w. BAILEY,
County Judge of Umatilla.
Salem, Oregon, Jan. 20, 1880.
Some time ago, / bought a package oi
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, and after using it fel,
better than had for years, and bought two
boxes more, being unwilling to be. without
so valuable medicine My wife pronounces
it the best kidney preparation in use.
ALFRED STANTON.
Salem. Oregon, Jan. Is. 1880.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-05-28
KINGS VALLEY ITEMS.

| EDITOR GAZETTE: Kings valley school
district, on last Saturday, voted to build a
new school house, and voted by two thirds
build the same. This is the only important
| or good thing that this district ever done.
We have prospect now of two new school
houses in the, valley this summer. Mr-
Nellie Scrafford is teaching an excellent
school here, with an attendance of forty
students.
Mr.. johnson, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff was out here last week looking for
something. Joseph is a splendid young
man, and has some warm friends in Kings
valley, and if he should be elected will, nc
doubt make good Sheriff, but them King
Solomon will make better-he has more
friends than Joseph, and will make away
| with him fearfully, on the first Monday OF
June.
A very sad event has just occurred. The
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel
Long died Sunday morning early, of that
terrible disease, diphtheria. This has cast a
sorrow over the entire community. Fanny
Long was bright little girl of ten summers.
She will oe missed ly her little school mates.
She will lie missed by her sister, who is just
year or two her senior. But who can tell
the agony of mothers heart, as she con-
signs to the cold grave the idol of her soul.
Fanny was sick only two days. She was
conscious to the last. and shook hands with
her weeping friends and said she was going
home. We cannot but thank God for death
and the bright hope we have Of meeting oul
friends in that home beyond the grave.
BRUTUs.
Kings Valley, May II, 1880.