In another column appears the advertisement
of .Mark Hardin, the estimable
young gentleman who succeeds Mr. T.
It. Walton in tho grocery business. He
is deserving of patronage ami wo bespeak
for him a liberal trade fiom the
people of Stanford and vicinity.
Xonk of the cold wave predictions
have materialized to much extent so far
this rouurkable of warm weather,
so we are gutting rather ashamed to
hoist the signals, but we mut obey or
ders, bo here goes'
P
Wahiiixuton, Jan. li, 7
P. Walton: HoiM cold
A. M.
wave
Temperature will fall to about
I'ridav morning.
To W.
sigu'd.
M by
fillKL'LY.
Buiti.vitv. Wwlnesday night between
1 and '2 o'clock .some thief entered
the resilience of Mr. Sam M. Owens.
Mr. Owens and family were all absent
except Owen Miller nnd Mr. J. W. Lesley,
who is keeping jail in Mr. Owens'
absence. The thief succeeded in getting
a very fine gold watch, th property of
Owen Miller, and In so doing awoke Mr. j
ljisley, who pressed him so hard that he
was compellml to drop the watch and
run for his life. Mr. Uisley saw tho
man, but not well unoiigh to tell whether
ho was white or bluek. He entered
! through the parlor window.
Anotiikii business change was made
with the new year. Mr. George- II.
Bruce has o!d his interest in the firm of
Bruce fc McHoberts to S. Porter Magg
and tliu new firm will be McKohortB A
StJigg. The stock ha ben moved to the
corner stoic in the 0kt.i House building
lately occupied by Owsley & Craig.
