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, 1882-07-08
Fan He.

In this weather when painting individuals
are about to throw down in disgust the
newspaper which only serves to reflect their
own irradiaiion OF heat, let them turn To tie
head of this article and be cooled. Ore has
only to look into our store Showcases 10
learn that for sale, there Is an infinite raiiety
o; fans, from the dainty toy OF satin, point
lace and pearl doSn through numbe less
gradatious 10 the coarse palIn-leaf much es-
sayei by lat men In public ssssmb'ies- Ev-
erybody recalls thous .ni people bu,iiied
under circrs tent breathing the mingled
Oiors OF saw-dust. sea lions elephants and
monkeys, aud how, Ike good fsiry that boy
who engineers the red lemonade barrel.
moved about. bearing IN ole hand a giass OF
the liquid into which tr.ckiei the perspirs-
ton from has besrdless chin, and IN the
other small peaks If dy-specked talm-leat
fans The fans held the market on these
DAYS, while the lemonade was drug-and
when the last ian went, lie stood back to en-
JOY the spectacle OF 4 thousand ffteen-eeEt
fans moving 10 the wheezy strains OF the
Star Spangled Banner" But the iAshiona-
bic fan of our store to-day Is 9ate another
thing. IL lacks the two-horse windmill
power Of the palm !vai, but s,I!. the uuScu-
lar development Of our si'os IN handling
-, {. II.
ful. Tie ian Of the ancients was an elegant
affair. screen forming half circle. PAINTED
in brilliant col0rs and attached 10 1 long
hanGle which was twisted or o;hera'se orna-
mented. IL took the pla e Of lhe standard,
and WAS carried only 10y royal princes or
dIgnitaries Catherine lie Medici hrst iutio-
daced the folded ian into the courts oi
France, where It's readiness TO exhi5;. - is
fanciful air;ings The gayer emotions OF the
mind, made it 8 general fsvorite among a.
dies OF light h.arts-peIhaps heads. It Was
Addison, We think, who wrote the first satire
on the fan. Tie proposed t. open an acad
envy for the training OF young women in the
art of flirting with the fan. The art OF
making elegant fans Ia. descended t. our
tlmss, and SONS Of the results, as seen IN our
stores here AMI elsewhere, are really woi.-
derful in beauty and finish. S,srceiy any
thing more fully completes the Costume OF
lady
1he proper language Of the fan Is mas
ter-piece. There is the ansry fir a-."u. th,
modest fatter, the come-ov,r fGtter. the
don you Uish-you-mig L tiins. the II! take
you- undeT-ny wing sweeping play, tn. tim
orous ware, the merry hat'er, ani the amer
Gus fu;t,r. The price of fans has been
greatly reduced of late You eau now have
S65-fan for S25, whicl will enable every
household to keep up a iai !lae. s:.G makes
SO fsr nice gift.
, 1882-07-08

CoLuMBIA AND PALcUSE r. Il. - This
morning there was filed in the audi
tors office of this county the articles Of IL
corporation Of the Columbia and Palouse
Railway Company. Capital s:O:k. one NIL
lion dollars, digiiei into ten thousand shares
Of one hundred dolla each. TIE tras
tees are C. II. Prescott, J. y. DOlph, II. NJ
Chls., y. e. Blalock and ". II. Upton.
The incorporators H. VI. Chase. y. G. Bla-
lock ami ". Il. Upton. Tie Object Of tn
company Is to construct sud eqGip a rAilw Ay
ilom Palouse junction, upon the \. P. main
line, IS miles from Wallula, TO near the
town Of CoIiax. together with Drauch hne
from poiat three miles west q COliax 10
near Moscow: :he2ce 10 the toSn u Farm
mstOH.
, 1882-07-08
Here -

A GRcwL.-A An aged citizen csIn; ITO ii
otfcs this morning and proceeded :" i4y
upon The editors table tii OF .1cfP-
tions to the way things were man'geG
on th- Fourth OF July at Dad!ey and en
route. He say, the enyiRGsT o'sht TO haze
put IT, locon,o.,ve On t. ot..-s end OF ths
tram aal pushed !. / Dolby t-e ! u
U. ". si,ouiG not have ash A.T. baker 30
much money for such poor accommodations :
IN. water In the creek should have besn
iced: the stunps IN the goss all removed !;
.bs BARK Of the trees silerced /; tie !lm's
drsped IT. biiurcs.ed garments; an aTnipS
spread over the shtire ground the Fed I'm
onsde been free; the hand should lave
nl.ysd dirges tie dus; lad, ard rnaHy oiher
things performed. Juz: after the eei=bFa-
tion ". always anticipate the coming q tas
growIer. Nothing has bsen NJ 10 lis idea q
wha. celebration shoall be, and L ne had
had the management people would tare IAN
awake thinking Of the joyful tine they had
exo-rispced. So far as We Learn, TIE galway
company deserve the creates; credit f'f
u,snas enlen, on the Fourth. t. thar cFeS;is
be it said, M Bakers son-, ~Ao can Veii
a:sori to employ others, sad nuch prtIer
afford TO take holiday than great many
Young men here who essay wealth, t'Ck e0a-
troll of these trlius. and did every sl:H2 fos-
-ibls fer The comfort AID convenience ct n.
passengers. eni IN q m1nner .ao. tEzt S1s
T.srssYt al N-T.e-,,@
, 1882-07-08

EAT PLENTY OF FRrIT.-We are 10 the
midst of the season OF small fruits, and
these are abundant, so much 50. thai rlch
and poor alike can indalge II 70 almost the
greatest possible extent, Ths. tie free use
o. frai. is conducive - he .l,h no 0.e can
douht. While th= exclusive use OF i1ui.
Will 10. sustain life II viii nearly sccom-
plish TIM. Fruit is no. Only aatricious, b.;
e1erts upon tie system influences Of the
highest importance Let the childre0 eat
heartily Of fruII II al tines.
, 1882-07-08
S. ". ". & B. c. r. T.

We are permitted to make the following
extracts from a letter written 10 Capt
Andrews by Hon J. r. Lewis, Of Seattle.
uEdfr date OF July lst.;
AT meeting OF the bard last evening;
we ordered corps Of engineers, TO proceed
a. once with .he survey with all reasonable
sneeS 70 the sumrlt # the Cascades. 1he
nrosp.uts OF our road were never so bright rs
now, we are moving cautiously sni care
fully. have all the money We wan, 10 push
,he survey. and when We do start with ,i'e
rad. ,sill have the coin 10 prccsei Ritn'
We snail not cal on Wslla WAlla untii We
AZ. all righ, at this end OF the road We
viii build 50 miles Of roai as rapidly as pos
sibIe. The survey o. the first se;t:on 0, -
miles will be complete III tao weeks. We
have sIl the abstra rs and proules :or Il miles
now in the ofic-."
Two ,r three iac-s are pToHin''' II 'ae
,hoye letter one the influential character OF
the gentleman writing If. another tee very
emphatic term used by him with reference
70 the construction of rhe road.
, 1882-07-08
T,LIA WaLi., Nlr. 9 81

'f'Ll l " ALA, MAY. y ~.
hE-sks. J | CAsk& Co
EE-TLFMEN:-ihs 7. |. Csc
& 60 - inch separator that
! rurc.a s-i of Your agents &,
Malta N'alla is the best ma-
chine | ever saT in a feld.
Tie following ;sa sample Of
what ! lid Got it about
OF. 1t, 1SS., run through the
vet season, quit Norember 20;
.hreshei 81 davs aEd in tha.
time run out 3j,72S bushels #
wheat. The machine Wa
s,art-i in the presence Of sey-
eral gentlemen. whn, after
critically examining the work,
declared il the best they ever
saw done.
Millers say wheat from uy
machine weighed si1 pounds
more tO the sack than any
other wheat received in the
mills.
II conclusi I will say the
machine fits me flrst-rlas-.
Resp ctfuliv,
II. H. GRIFFIN
, 1882-07-08
another Woolen Mill

iuother wooisn mil is projected for .
point Oh Nesqually crrek, Lear the Sound,
and a few m'es from Ste.Iacoom. The
Chronicle, writing OF ,hi. ent rrrise, SAYS:
There 10 il PIERCE and Thnrs,on counties
.oge'her ali everase clip OF about $1,000 70
iUoUlO pounds Of wool each year, and II Is
not 10 b: doubted that the ool- growers of
this section will contribute freely TO such an
enterprise II undertaken IN good faith. 1t
Is something Itch Is much needed in this
section, as We have an excellent quality OF
wool and can Just - well work it It up AMI
manufacture our own wooien gods a. 10
snip the wool to otner markets and then
s.nd of .or th- manufactured goods Thus
re would re.a!n at LoH9 tbs m Rey required
Tor this double eXpsls-."
Hcre Is 4 locality producing no, over loo,
OC0 pounds OI VOL proposing - estsh!i,k Il
mill. We have in TINS valley tributary TO
his ci;y an annual crop OF fully co, GoU
pounds OF WOOL and alvaut.s,s tLlt aye IN
Eneasurab!y superior 20 those On the Sound.
The Olympia Transcript says of the p-oE csei
aI!i AZ iumTatsr
Tine power and location have been Sc
cured, ana the matter Of buildings and ma
chlnery are receiving attention. Df. Lans-
dale, tie pover IL this enterprise, informs
as that the enterprise viii be carried
through. There can be M question as to
rs success when IN OPERATION, and as it viii
aft ri a market foT large Quantities of wool,
sheep raisars shouli encourage the enterprise
as far As Il III Their power. There is no
42eston as TO the financial result, both -
the mill and the people. To the people by
aicrdIng much cheaper fatric. yarn., etc.
Our wool Is mostly sent east TO be manuiac-
tured into blankets. jeans. yarns. etc, and
returned 20 dealers to be sold a. very much
higher price than If manufsetqr.d here"
, 1882-07-08
=. seases-.s rsEs vines AZ: E.aasy.

It's universally clnce3ei thlt We. Seh-i
fers 81. heiera tCaLi Sherry Port At-b-r'
Eiss,ir.- aud Cia--, wines, as Also hls VACUUM.
d;,tille,! pare GrsF- Brandy aTe really su''e-
r:or 20 ath=r Inarufscturs-, -. e1cept.Is ms:
imported. tEr aiult-Tsti)ns sat ihp1ri-i.s OF
wal n l. nov r-,.r.a'iy nHdersoood NJ
Schefier'. x.o.- are rEpul1rlr known al over
The P.rifc eo=~-, Eish.5-nths ot p! the. 'ir'i-,
c;s-s IN C.A:5-..-a a, Oo-saa and Washington
rzrrsr,ry have adsl.:-d Lis ,vois, discs.T, .:e;
tha im.ortef Ak roSr d-r.g!s: here 9r IN
any town n the northwest. al ycG VII he
quite s,rre - Obtain i. a. vO1 viii q mot RI
n. .irs--c,sss ho.el- sid bars NJ Sete.ie: :
Wines ani sanitary B-an6y hzve ben stead
iiv grown. II f-v"c Ga-ii taey are Sa2A Z
Ne! IN ain - every hou-=Ho.d a. MEDICINE,
!; I.ot o.hrrwi-e. NJ. schsH3 re TrC,es- O:
tIist;ili..- ~ vacuum Is Ii, UWn latent pro-
se--. wh,ch re'ievzs his hrsn9y II The tQs:i 81,
making II really pure, -sntaTy and heai;hiu.,
, 1882-07-08

MARE F. CoLrs store Is reoPeaei. and
As he intends hereafter 10 DO nothing
but legitimate grocery Business. he lrse
stock o: dry goods, consulting q! dress Sid
fancy goods, must De disposed Of a. once
The greatest bargains In these goods eytr
offered IN WaIIa Wslla are r0w beng sod
beloe cost price d6Ttt-
, 1882-07-08
WALLA wALLA. Apr. Is. 81

WALLA wALLA. Apr. Is. 81
MEssas- j. |. CASE & Co.
L. O.-GESrLENgS Refer
ring 20 the 36-inch Agitatof
and I0-horse Traction engine
purchased of your agent ls.t
season. would say it fills the
bill. The engine steam, easily
gives plenty of power. and I
find the traction 10 b. Uf very
material benefit enough 80 that
! woSld not be without it.
The Separator does good
work. Ihreshe- faster, Goes
il cleaner. wastes less and
cracks less than any l eyS
saw
Tie whole rig stroug and
durable
J. =. BEIwKs.
, 1882-07-08
stra,ed or Stolen.

nus snr-,! AMI one ran Iaare. s50at y
I Fba-d. hish. Iran Id VI N ::It a aui :sT:
= "a l.ft shoulder ani el N ieft hip; slo
-une two year Cd fliy. brNaiet IL On T'sts
sh0uL,er. ABy I--rspl Ead.ng OF givlng 'ti"s-
nation Of aid aniGaIs, Hiit be literally re
- VIZ MAE-I5
w.. -. ... :: 49,
, 1882-07-08

RZNisED.-0ld man McAiiis.er Is on the
streets again, having given good bend fo-
oue thousand doilsrs. required as the price
o: ts liberty. He compromised the suir
brought against hin by his son by giving
tie latter l0 acres c. lsai and $50 il
cash.
, 1882-07-08

TIE MARsHALsHIP.-In the absence ct
he cL!e;, the deputy na,shI is invested
with al - authority ani power Q; the
Office, - ;-.s iae: ouli b. con-i!ered o;
speh irnportAHee as 70 PROMPT i large ma
iOrlty vote for John Justice, who ~L
make only such appOiatm snts as meet
the sanction o; those who have the
largest interests st stake, here in
Wal!a Walla- NJ. Justice has no. found
i, necesss-y 70 advertise that he would not
make this or iha. appointmeut; which in
st-ei voa!d have been considered decided
weakness. IRE people have no doubt. sLo-.
the Office be:rg in safe AID reliable hands
wLcu be IS of duty.
, 1882-07-08

NuT SrErRIsISG.-Ir Is not at all surpris-
u. rlst olr music LIVING and concert-going
people ,aaaIi rzp-rss themselves as dissatis-
i'll with tie manag neut Of the Rive
b. ,ropp. in cuI!inS the company of at
!rl-t two OF the voctltsts. leaving them in
P.r.nui. ani Presenting the cheaper ones
- au audience IN Walla Wala II Is prob
.t.a that IN Proportion 70 the population,
Wa.A Wa'la has ls many people who apLre-
a.sra I've lia- and her yocalists as Port
i.ni. and ,hry should have the same oppor-
,unrts ,.- .Iull pay. Mlnagrrs from New
Y.rR aut Frs ,U vino imagine Wai!a Nalla
2. re = s.r, ~ b4ckwoo1s town where music
o.. .E.vy-huE sylr Il not appreciated,
u.d -alr cu.y viii br IS we'll pleased with a
. saloon. pIns'. are greatly mistaken, and
.uc OF ra.sr days they VIII be Taught a
v.ry much up-t,l AMI pEa,;icai lesson on
a., .rrt
, 1882-07-08

- % boldly what you 90 ct all" Billy
DO We affirm that Kiiney-Wort is tie great
remedy tor liver, bowels sni kinney diseases,
rheumatism and piles vanish before Il TIE
tonic .ttect Of hidney-Wor. "a pTUiuoet BY its
c.eanS:cs sad purifying action On ,he Llcoi
=" here rhsrs Is graseIy deposit in the urine,
or nsi-ky, Eops urine from disordsred siineys.
= --s'-y5 ecre=.
, 1882-07-08
Z. =. C.. SNf Tlz

4, arpo.a,et, s..eri for GrcE n and EGsh-
iu:t.a Territory by a. lori lard - 50 "t
gss. S~:ebraisd .;-piier t.n. tci -InDi-'h:
Tobacco. Ter sIIr TO isrc Trade la tJi, {.
ssa..- d."
, 1882-07-08

Ds,rH or jos CRAIG--Jce oTa'S d'eo
sudderlv At bis ranch IN tie Lsp|A las
Friday. Cause, quick e,rss@P'i0a- lie
IA, b.s. Identified with the NJ Percs
country from the day 9; his birth, ~h'ch IS
probably 40 years ago. IL ali the !On. yAAF'
g his residence On tie reservation ne was
the firm. unf-ilins friend Of he white man
In -be break-e.. CT =. lie va. the inst in
the field. and gained special commeEaAiio'
iran, Gsn Howard for acts of personal dar-
~, 5,srIsvod in tha, memorable csmpaisn-
, 1882-07-08
BORN.

In this city, J1ly 5:h. to tie wife ct 81.
Loae, daughter
IL this city, l;.Ee -. to tie wife ii Lieut.
LII ii IniunIrr- d.rrh htrr
, 1882-07-08
Scrub.
Il H. GRIFFIN

SON. Q: the citizens % Upper DCy Cre-k.
c.ll - say Tia. the foo.-a9:e IL he CH'el.
Uppar Dry Creek C.rresp0nienc-. aiir-arinS
in that papeI On Friday, cve- tee signature
"Scr1h, Is e:iiently iltscdsd in)Gfe ne
repr:aiiia Of the schO ,ma-- er there ,iI- I-ayi
bon. lie w-s IL the I:zcs ces:,r;1tsc. . sa1Ne 4
bnar1rr ths-e. .ni /: IL Seut sway It vas -
saye h:!n..lf f-. +, snrsy yai-ee-
, 1882-07-08
County Asssss,r's Report

Since last years assessment there Las
been an increase il reat estate value Of 1913.
20 In the value Of improvements Of
SlSl,.20 and total increase OF 1896, $50.
A considerable proportion Of this increase
comes from the assessment OF railway prop
critics. 1: is expected that :he Northern Pc
crfc Will dispute the payment OF the assess
ment against their lands, as has been the
case in Whitman e"unty, they claiming that
the g,vernment not having issned patents
foE these certain tracts, ana that the money
obtained by the company for such lands
must be applied to the completion OF the
road, releases toe corporation from liability
10 the counties.
Not only vast amount of labor has been
required Of the assessor IN the preparation
of these rolls, but exceptionally good iudg-
ment and firmness IN the valuation CT al.
kinds OF property. 1t is the highest praise
Of Mr. j. acobs to say. that since lie took the
work in band there have been fewer changes
and complaint. from property holders than
ever before, and the county has realized the
fullest measure OF assessed wealth The
contempla.ion OF this work reveals the IN
Justice of the ae. Of the legislature IN cut
ting down the income Ct this, ore OF the
most important county offices. 1t should
be an Office 10 which there Is q fixed salary
Of at least Slo0) per year. Mr.
Jacobs, in this work. Ia, shown a rare apt
ness and fitness for managing the finances OF
county, and has earned the night to the
suffrage Of his fellow citizens for any posi-
ton 10 which ne may aspire.
, 1882-07-08

NaLLA VILLA. Mar 30. So.
NEssRs. J l. C,sc & Co:
GESFLEaFS: We witnessed
the wors ing Of the Ten-Hor.e
Straw Burning Engine last
fall that you put with our Can
ton fi;ts Separator, and can
say that We are very much
pleased with II II s..am-
fre-ly and easily. with p.-nty
Of Power and lois t. spare.
And rs an evidence :hat it fits
"a, we have lately purchased
it OF yaur agent, Ai-s-rs. Sta
yer. Walker ( Bowi... Of
Wal,a Wslla.
G. T. NELSON,
II. NELSON,
JAMES MCIyRoE,
Gas. MCISEoE.
, 1882-07-08
Meteorological SUmmary

Though the kindness Of Mr. |. Straight
We are able TO present below. the motecro-
Logical summary foF the month OF June,
, 1882-07-08

Qrri k. c,-a'lete cur. al snnn, M Kidney.
Bladder sed Urinary Di,es,es. 81. Druggists.
\ ge,diug with Lo:ns, Is the novelty at Pen
dletcc.
, 1882-07-08
/" E1a-h ON ssat,."


Claa- ort r;tS- r.i.e, 7, aches, f;.a, ants,
led bug, skgakN, cAipn.uukS, sniheIs- l5c.
Druggists
, 1882-07-08
PCRNETTS COCAINE,


Itkls dand-lii, ai.Ivs III ..r7. II. 1To-
n.ntrs \ vieor1a, growth II the Nsir. EJE-
NETS FiAvoRIyG ExIahC2s ars ipYaFiaDiy a.
ka.w!-d ed ,a. 'u:r-. ant nest.
, 1882-07-08
ELiiny ScD.

"Wells Health Ernever rcstores health
and yigor, cures dyspepsia, ImpcIrnc-. Sexual
Debility. 81.
ig The Diamond Dye always u Ino.e than
they claim - j Dr.. Color over 'ha; I'D dress.
u vii I5ol ike new. Cnlv 10 cclts.
, 1882-07-08

rrr 70 WoRs.-SAng Lsng Chm, the
Cbinsaaa vssran. who SO often Of lac a.s
b,.n driven OH Of ;osn \. bu. "bo etneraAs
drifts back after dsy a- tgo, il nos An IN
mate O: the county jail Sherif Thompson
thinking il e.pe,i,eat ,ha, the scamp earn
hi. board. has hi,ehei him TO the wood Piie
rear the court house. whore he u lsps N
- -, .fa =.
, 1882-07-08

Before you a-e got sick xni be N Invalid.
- OREGON Pfo00 PCEITIE,>
, 1882-07-08

- 3D. We Ale plel-,d 70 notice that
III has Tea9=nri his business ana
-. ~ - s:ayk q dry gods, fancy
-. 80 q S.o;h.n:, underwear. furnish
= '--'' '''a-s aRi SHOES. etc. ut 4
,,..- = s4-il,ice IL order - make room
80, :. '-s A'';-ciA's groeery business h. intend.
.-Ei ~ 'ir7-.I. n
, 1882-07-08
Statesman
SATURDAY. JULY s. 1882.

POSTAL EEGULATIJS.-Cndern new rulings,
vbea short raid matter is deposited in the
Office the postmaster must by postal
- ,-tify tie aCdressee OF the detention
al r,lUirs hun II remit the postal due be-
80. = can be forwarded The whole amount
., f.s.,,gey VII he asked for on overweight
,...,-. lro: lust the deficiency Of one rate.
y,.-,r = stamp i returned to supply the de-
,....,e. tle postmaster ia To afiir fresh
,..-,,, fr-rr. hr- stock at the upper right-hand
-,--.- ~ the envelope 50 Is 70 abont halt
....y.r the words held for postage, and the
t....r uIlltrou he forwarded as usual Short
,,,5 letters will BE- held two weeks, subject
:, M. ,-,?er o.: the adlressee after the notice
60 son. II its not then responded 10, II
,..r f., s.rt T. the dead letter office: except
-. o.b,e address l. 50 remote that An answer
..r.i NOT b. had IA two weeks, IN which case
.F, .Hrr.-u.Ii letter may be held not longer
.r.,o four weeks ShOrt-paid packages Of
t,t. MAGAZINES, pamphlets, sheet music
and other Ir.uted matter OF obvious value
r,iri arl-s natter. viii be similarly treated,
.,..r. .trat i. vii be held four weeks before
--,1y 70 the d~aI-Ietter oiii ice
Fe1v VIsNsA.-Jadgc o. f. Lacy is in
-...s.p. Of letter from DIR. Bingham in
.,r.ra TIE following Is presented. Living
f, y,ry cheap here. Bread and meat are
.rary the ,hgapest things. Cigars and to-
i..... ,r- ab5u. half what they are with US.
Fer D.. not so strong and is very cheap. At
,.r,-c.ss,T. s.aurlIts VINE IS l6 entsp-rquart
,.,,r TINS Is cheap to US but dear enough
,rb-, . IlJ1rgr can make only p 20 80 cents
,.- t.y. a good mechanic 65 cents. To
enc, I, = al exprusive. often talk with
..e eprorer class. and their eyes giisten when
.elI then. az a country where they can get
,,f.ls to land by living on 1t i've years, get
= - cents day :or work. buy a barrel OF
a.ur &. - anl three pounds OF meat for a
.g--.rl All hands want to in,migrate, and
would 10 50 at once had they the money.
T.,aa-li.al here covers 20 Icres and contains
800 g.t.eu,s treated by 400 surgeons. The
.,se. .l.,.s are very sSlIi.uI The value OF
human E.e here Is rot great The table q
y.Ig. r.Es sbJgt TINS Way men, dog:
- da.-, horse; l. dog-, COW.
, 1882-07-08

-' sHz UrFyR CoUNTKY.-Mr.
~ s'a'', VINO has jast completed his
b. '-'-'s =, & making preparations to
ID. ir country IN tie hope that
80. ;ere wll bsnsft Mrs. Jacobs,
'-.-'' ss1--cr from asthns. He Is
ID 'E'T,'.nc cl-rilsr. Anl VIII ~
= s.,y sa,,s lie VII start esrly
, 1882-07-08
List OF Letters

Remaining uncalei for in tie p,-t o..,cs st
WAlla ~a!la, ". T., On JGly 8, l>Sa.
, 1882-07-08

SsEMoRANDUM hools t-s-'k ie--;z sad
, 1882-07-08

'-.1 .ET-A,r. Ta2mas Lee, OF Dry
... ir;' town YESTERDAY to csle-
With a,la sni d-pasited IN
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"Brazos Chill Cure when i "a,
ranted Tor the cure of chIll' aul /"
is a positive antidote Tor l,lHi ,iiin,
has no rival as a tonic for Oul .,ob
an emaciated system from sun ,"bo
matte causes, and to those Mny 4,
necessarily exposed to ml'SIut,A',,ib e
ences, and are attended WIN " %s an
lowing symptoms, such a los' o. I,,, y
tite aching of the back and loln,E,
yerishness. severe headache lIur
ton TO get about, low 'pir'i' rsntr.
ness, chilly sensations, ana ''rId I'M
hot, burning fever, which na my, I az
terminate in billion y, rtlll. ..',,,s:f,
termittent fever, We wou'I ~ al
YOU keep a supply on h" ,io,e. "a
time and take a dose three u,n a, h
No other medicine is necessary, in
verv concentrated and poweII.l,",,
effects in removing the p9i, 'o oos
ments from the blood, anu Nv, w ,hsn
npprcciate this warning OeiIe ., ' SIp5
farmer, who is more OF 's.petii
TO those atmospheric polso,.l,s,,,rr i il b
in the tall season, when nool biz
crops in the midday sun, W Then I
and heavy dews OF morul"s no, pr
those malignant feyers a .,S5 Ir,eoolu
lent, and to them we :, Mou.lC chin CT
TO take a dose OF "Bralos, ,bsy NO
every morning on rising, .adsting
ayoi1 the danger of much sui Xxx
say nothing of the tllnv .,rychnla'
saved in the end. No 81 u-ys.crlbs
arsenic. The physicians pJrnggis
recommend it. ASK your .i.e 81 PEI
il and take no other
tie. Prepared only Dy & Wnls'
ru'AA"w acO, T'''
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The following eases were disposed Of
during the recent criminal term ui the
county court Henry krllis, for threat
euiug to take hie appealed aud affirmed;
Bud PA tiers Il, gaming, dismissed Dan
Morris, X. ii, kingsbury, ir., Cleo Cook,
John Caldwell gaming, appealed and
affirmed Andrew Brown, exhibiting
monte, fined go aud costs Lew Les
tcrgette aud Al button, exhibiting bank,
each sl5 and costs ", +, Dickson, ma.
licIous mischief, go aud osts LoreuA
Cruwsou simple assault, acquitted
Henry Nicely, thcft Of candy, fined SlO
and one day IN jail j. NJ. Drake, AK
grayat ed assault, not guilty Geo.
Oglcsby, aggravated assault, acquitted (;
Geo, VII Jams, Fannie Estes aud Mark
Hraysnu, aggravated assault, dismissed ;
John Kelly, aggravated assault appeal.
ed and affirmed aud W, Il Woolwiue,
aggravated assault, two cases, fined 81
and costs IN each CHse