JL -
WILLAMETTE1 FARMER:
Scnlcnocs Ccnmntctl.
'Jlio (lovoruor ye-Htcrday commuted
Uio sentence of. three prisoners, all con
victed of larceny. Two were from
Multnomah county fttul one from Clat-
ROp.
Notaries Appoint.!
Gov. Thayer has nppotntcil D. AV.
Lailey of Pendleton, 0. 0. Holtnan of
Ro3eburL'. untl (. W. Crow of Junction,
Notaries Public for tin) ensuing two
year.'.
AGooUIllul.
Mr. I). Gallagher nnd Mr. Gus. llci
den, of Astoria, havo returned from Fall
fishing in Gray's- hnrhor. They put up
'JJO barrels of tho lincst ttunlity ot IihIi,
taking them from Milt water.
Sudden Dcata.
Jlr. lmvul lliompion, a well known
(saddler nnd hnrnccn innhcr at Albany,
died very huthlenly nt t'wt plnco yester
day. 1 lo was nn old resident, n thor
ough buiiiiicHH man an-l univnrsally re
Bpected. Rouc'i "SVcatSicr.
Tho captain of Mm bark Whimler,
which nrrivo.l at Seattlo last S.ilurdav,
from San I'ivmicieco, reports' tho roughest
weather ho lias experienced'oa.thn coast
off Capo Flattery and in tho straits ilur-
ing tho lirst of tho woolc, the winil
blowing heavily fiom tho eastward.
Tto judicial rain.
Tho grand jury at Albany last Satur
day roturnod into court livo indiclmouts
for hooping open ttores on Sunday, one
for forgery and ono for selling goods to
a minor. " Court will be in etssion l'cr
another week.
Ffttta rail.
.Last Friday afternoon Mr. Edward
Cornell, while pruning tlio top branches
ol a lir treo at Uilloy, Wn-i'iinttoii
county, in stepping from one branch to
another lot his ualnri'-o awl foil to Uie
grouml, u distance -f 2" ftiot, breaking
liiu ni-ck, caustng almcst iiiuUmt h ath
Tlio Poultry Exhibit.
On tho second Monday in December
tho annunl Poultry Fair will eomuiouce
in tlu'i city. Already raUcra ami fan
ciers arc preparing thoir birds for exhi
bition, and tho ilixjil.iy will bo much
larger nnd consist of a grcatoi variety
than on anv other exhibit. It is an
important ntl'uir, and tihouhl tveeivo lib
eral patronage and attention.
Promoted.
Mjsb Mary K. Te.it, a gr.v.ltuto of tho
city high school, of tho claw of 73, has
received the appointment of (supernum
erary tea;her in tho public schools, vice,
Mrs! Ida If. Vaughn, resigned. Miss
Test is highly spoken of by the superin
tendent and "tho board of trustees, nnd
will undoubtedly civu the cteatest sat
isfaction both to the trustee, tho pnpils
and parents.
Not auiity.
Tho piry in tho t-ni0 ot I- M. ISo-ji-rn,
clai-ged wfth larceny for snatching
money from a gambling table, after
n long deliberation Irought in a vordiet
of not guilty on Saturday afternoon, and
tho defendant was discharged. This
provc3 another point in tho uncertain
gamo of poker that a straight grab
beats four acus, jiroviding you get out
of tho Ijoubo with tho grab.
Acoldcntly Kilted.
'Dio fnllnu!nf ilisii.itcli from Ganliner.
Coos county, last evening, under data of
Wednesday, says : a young man namcsi
Iteddick, whoso parents livoat tho Klas
kaninc so'.tlement, on tho Columbia, was
Btruck by a falling treo yesterday, crush
ing his shoulder and side and broaking
Ids thigh. Ho died in about an hour.
ItmMirk arrived from Idaho a short tinio
ago, end was engaged in clearing off
some (lean timoer lor i maue, on rciio
Celd's Creek.
Still HUslnc.
The man McDonald who was sent to
the Iiiwi.no Asylum bomo fivo weeks ago,
' where he remained but two weeks, after
which ho worked on the railroad two
weeks and diiappeared without drawing
his jay, is still missing. Strict bcarch
has been mado in every direction but no
clew to his whereabouts has yet been
ascertained. Ilia friends are getting
very anxious about him, frnring that in
a lit of infanity ho bus taken his life.
Salem rirr Department.
At tho regular meeting of Capital
iingino Ccmpany No. 1, held on Thurs
day evening, this week, fays tho States
man, the building committee was an
thorized to make arrangements for tho
furnishing of the haH in the now engine
house, and also to confer with tho City
Council ond the other firo companies in
.relation to furnishing tho liall. Tho
committee was also authorized to extend
an invitation to them to occupy it jointly
with Capital Engine Company.
Cbineto Murderer Escaped.
Tho Chinaman arrested at Cervallis
on suspicion of being the one who mur
dered another Chinaman near Sublimity,
Marion county, some days ago, has been
discharged, ho being the wrong man.
The real murderer, it has been learned,
'went to San Francisco and tho polico
authorities at tho latter place have been
telegraphed to arrest nira upon "ll"r
.. T,a Btpim(-r at that ncrt. The
fact of his escape was learned by Mar
shal Minto from Chief Bcsser, of this
dtv, and by them the dispatch was sent
to 'the Fan Franc!sco efficus.
ratal Accident,
C'apt. P. Collins, of Co. A, 21st In.
fanlry, stationed at Port Iloiso, was
killed Monday afternoon; tho hoiscs of
the post umbulanco in which ho was
riding, running away and smashing the
vehicle.
To tl.o Asylum.
On Monday evening an elderly lady
named Kachncl IIickswas brought bo
foro County Judgo Pice, and Dra. Wat
kinds and Ilea:, on a charge of insanity.
An examination into tho caso resulted
in an order being issued for her commit
tal to tho asylum, ond sho was taken
over by her friends.
To I'rUon.
Mr. Charles Cobuin, tho one-armed
soldier who was found in tl.o hall of n
residence on Fourth street and arrested
for larceny, was convicted, and to-day
brought b-jforo Judgo liellinger and sen
tenced to threo yean in tho peniten
tiarv. Ho will lo taken to prison by
Sheriff Nordcu to-inorrow morning.
& '
Tho iet rouad.
A few days sinco Postmastor Colo re
ceived a postal card from tho liast, in
quiring nhout a mu named 1'. W.
Hammond, tho writer being anxious to
ascertain hi whereabouts. Tho card
was published and already it has been
ascertained that Hammond is teaching
school in Jackson eounly and is a most
respected cltizou.
evening Zus.ll.
Arrangements havo been made, says
tho fklum Statesman, whereby wo oio
to havo additional mail facilities between
hero and Portland. Heicafter tho
Albany ovening on press train will carry
tho mail. Mr. Mathews, of tho Che
moketa, his kindly consented to carry
it from tho train of evening?, and Win.
Hunter will have charge of tho mail
between tho depot nnd post office.
Tliii arrangement will doubtless provo
a great convenience to tho people ol
Sttii-m.
T&o North I'm ill c.
Work on the North Pitoitls railroad
from A ins worth cast, is going on rni
idly. Tiie gradr is Icing completed at
tlio rate of 1,200 yard n dav nnd in tho
Spring great additional foicu will bo
employed. Mr. Ilarknes, tho gentle-
man who is putting up saw mills, is hur
rying as rapidly as tiis,ibl and as soon
an they aiu in operation tho immense.
job of track hivim; will commence, Tho
trams at I ho miles urn l:ept busy cv-i
i-rv nviiilftb!i bnnr ti-.int.tim tin" iron!
around the portage, and on Sunday last
. . ,, . .- .-.... .- .-..-. --
tour milen or track material was moveil
to tho upper porlage. Gen. McMicken,
of tho 111 in of IlurkncHS .fc Co., who
havo a contract to furnish tics and
bridxo limbcM for -190 miles of tho road
is now at tho front superintending oper
ations.
rost.ai statistics.
Postmaster Cole received a circular
from tho post odico department at
Washington, ntiiiirinu' him to mnkn nn
actual count of oil letter, postal cards
and all packages of thiul and fourth
rlasj matter deposit! d at tho post ollico .
during the firt seven days of November. '
In compliance with such instructions ,
Mr. Chittenden, assistant postmaster '
here, in nbseneo of Postmaster Cole, has
during tho ast week made a full count,
Thu following is tlio result:
it-. )uui (rem NorunUr in ioSoii- ;
.. ., ,.r :,0' ,''Jf1"' H' i
PnnUl CViru uulti-U ... MMM 3.3)1
Trun.icnt pir iM.k.i ....... i.sos
1-tmLi ol ucrolujijM! rnUulH
TotJ numlxrclle'.ttri, ptu nrdonJ
tetter rctlt.r su'lnl during thu txtX S2fi&
Tho following Ls a statement of tho
business of tho Portland post ollico fot
tho month of October:
1
7 'fcow I
"' '"iS
".'. io.Wi
t
U-tUredVlmi.l. ....
IVMUlnnJicUllttrtl . ... ..........
Dii'P lttTidtllcn.l ......... ...
Inop piaul iwi!i iU!lmel
l"uptr iXtUi rA,J...M. ....MM
COLLECT10XK
Ullm roJKtfd..
,. ,rj '
l"o.Ul nli collMtU. 4,-J0
Drop lU oollvtl.. . ?,M
l-apvet ivllcctol .. K.047
Tho abovo statistics show only that
.1,
which passed through tho hands of the '
carrier nnd does not include tho mail
which M-a-s received and delivered at tho
post offico direct.
Oregon Exports.
The following tablo from the Astorian
shows the exports for tho fleet of
1879-SO:
.sErTEWiinn, iw.
TO El'ltOPEAN 1-URTS.
Value .
lO'.f.'.V clU WlKRt ..
10-V.o r Hlmon. ...,
w.i to
17 .'.HI I
i;ill ulna uour
- - i
To'.al vnlue3 cargoes foreign
OCTOBEIt, 1T!.
TO SUBOI'SAK rOUTS.
II9T9 rlli wlieBt..... ...
UfXJct naliuou - ..
IS Tol libit flour.
.... issyai
.... JKJ.III
.... 'on
si.no
..31,131,7.0
... II.6M
37JCk trull -
Total value 13 careoei..... ...
TO IIONOKOO.
Two cii ton luinDtr, (pan, etc.......
TO HONOLULU.
Oneearzo lalmon, rte,
Wli
....J1.IM.3M
.... ax),t5
Total SI er?oea Oelolr
rive eaiot ttpu ie.v..........
Total Wcsrsoet two inontbi-.......$l.ti151
TO IAN fBANCIICO rEKSTKAMKR.
Total 8 cargoes Heptember..... ... ?')?
Toial S cargo October 377,9U
Total two months..... JftVyjWi
Tteunure ........ ,
Tofal .
r'ortfEn arue period
. tm.isi I
..i..ao;
Total cxnnrH ror i-ep-emoer ou uoiu
lr. 179. xclulve of lumber aud
Hlita kUlpmenu ..............t;,I.I.W
. . ,. . . . . .i. '
NOVEUUBlt, !.'.
7 To Qaeenitown per Ile ol Bute.
From Pcriland S!.ls clU vhtst
.. t.tr.rlu T.ISl '
jtviyyi
K.7C1
131
Tota.
i.O.Wi
Thanksgiving Day.
X'roclaraatlcn Issued by rrcaldoni
Eutlicrford B. Hayes.
Tlio
Tlio following proclamation has been
issued by President Hayes for tho ob
seivanco of a day ot general thanks
giving :
At no icciirreuce of the skimm, which
the devout habits of religious people has
mado occasion for giving thanks to Al
mighty God, and humbly invoking His
continued favor, has tho material pros
perity enjoyed by our whole country
been more conspicuous, more manifold or
more universal. During tho past year
also unbroken neaco with nil foreign na-
j tions, goner.il piovalence of domestic
I trnnmiility, the supremacy and security
? tho great institutions of civil and re-
iilmous ircruom nave ciauuciicu uiu
hearts of our people, and continued their
nttachnient to tho Government, which
tho visdom and courago of oumncestots
so fitly fiamed, -and tho wisdom and
coumgo of their descendants havo so
(irmly maintaii-e I, to bo tho habitation
of liberty and justice to successive gen
orations. Now, then foir, I, Rutherford P.
lliiyos, President if tho United tltnles,
do appoint Thursday, the 27th day of
No ember, iivitnnt, as a day rf National
thanksgiving and pmyer; and I earnest
ly recommend that, withdrawing tlnm
sclves from sncular ca:"03 and hibois, tho
psoplo of tho United States do met lo
golhrr in their respective places of wor
ship, thcro to givo thanksgiving and
praiio to Almighty God for his meivle,
and devoutly to besusch their cont'nu
ance. In witness whereof, I havo not my
hand and eaused tho Great Seal of tho
United Slates to bo alllxed.
PuTiiuiroun 1). Hai.
1U3 Governor rraolslias.
In accord.ineo with an established
custom which 1 as been observed annually
for a long iriod of time, 1, W. W.
Thayer, as cxeeullvo of this State, do
hoi eby appoint ThursJav, the 27th day
of November, A. J) , 1870, as a day of
Thanksgiving.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto silt my hand and caused lo bo nf
lixcd tho grout seni of tho Stato of Ore
gon. Done at Salem this the 10th day
of November, A. I)., 1870.
L S.J W. W. THAYKIl,
Governor.
Uy thoGoo--nur: R. P. Kakmakt,
Seen tary
Set on Fire,
Tito nun's Haya and a Gliua Paper WolRht
Turn Xncsudlary and set firo to aTablo.
Although we do not havo very waim
weather in Oregon In November, tho
following strange circumstance will bo
of intereit to everybody and dovelop an
other theoiy for insurance men to study
over in tracim; down tho cnuso of iiiys-
Ueiious conflagrations. On Friday
j morning last ft family residing on Tay-
'"' street, near Seventh, wt-ro somewhat
' friffliteiied 111.011 arising to iind tho din-
; ing-room full of snmkomida verystiong
, '" of woolen cloth burning. Ifasty
nrch was nuule, ami after a tunu tho
t,auB3 was ascertained. Tho shuttsrs of
" ' window m a side sowing room
!'d 'wen left open. A table was stand-
S imtnediatcly m front ot it with a
woolen cover on. A glass paper weight
which was used by the gentleman of the
''ouso whilo clerk in tho legislature, had
hcen placed on it, nnd tho sun shining
. , ' . . .. .
on it loriueii a pciiect tense, localising
' thn mi-u caltim. lt .1r.fl. . !... nm
when discovered wi-b
.IIU ...n, nvuii. .iiu biu.il v.i uii i.iiu
rapidly miming
into the table, n cii cling column of
smoko ascending to tho ceiling. Hud
the family boon absent from home, n
conflagration would undoubtedly havo
followed, and tho tpicstioti as to tho
ciU,&e nover known. A curl or defect in
a pieco of glass will sometimes form a
leuso and curtains set on firo it at a
... 1 r
proper iisiar.ee, wo navo nover neioio
heanl of such mi incident, and it was as
astonishin'' to us ils it will bo to our
renders.
Struck on a Koclc.
Tho Jlandsomo Steamer Harvest Queen
Strtltein Black Socle In Umatilla
Kaptds.
Up to tho present accident the 0. S.
N. Co. has been very fortunate
with their boats this season. Although
navigation is difficult tho boats havo
carried heavv cargoes up and down
stream and havo passed without serious
., -. r.. :....!... I .. ...1 Jl.. .1 -
. i minim!'.
.nioiint) a in rfirnrjifur nki. wiiiifi i ill
steamer
Harvest Queen was coming
down through Crooked channel in Uma
tilla rapids loaded with wheat when she
went bow on Illack Hock, staving a holo
in her. Sho swung around across the
channel by tho current and in this con
dition sho was found by tho steamer
John Gates. Airanecments wero
quickly made, and tho Gates went along
side and transterrcd a great portion ol
the cargo from tho Queen. At last ac
counts she was resting easy, and it is
thought she will be taken oil' without
much trouble.
Painful Injury.
rr. 1!(,i 1l1,l,rpP nf Mr. (.'I.uifline.
o i
living at Wetuoot, iamhiil county, was
severely kicked by a Mcious hotse on
Mnniinv iiikt i n imu.- wn rirpiviMi
Monday last. Tho blow was received
full in tho face and threo of her upjier
and two of her lower teeth broken out.
A heel oork sunk into her forehead and
lacerated her flesh in a frightful man
ner. It was a miracle that she was not
instantly killed.
A Guilty Woman.
A fow class Hinco wo publinhcd the
particulars of ono ot the most horrible
crimes attempted on Pugtt Pound for
somo time, wherein an unnatural
mother threw her live hour's bale into
tv vault in tho lock yard of Mr. Post, of
Seattle, and covered it with earth.
Sinco that time tlio Chief of Police has
been busi'y engaged in tiaeiugtho crime
down to the perpetrator. Tho clews
wero sufficient to point the finger of
guilt toward a woman named Uritton,
formerly of this city. Th officer visit
ed her and charged her itli tho
ed lier anil cliargeU Iter with the mini,Hvirmci t c es-mtrjiTcc t I
She denied all knowledge of the affair 0.fUC3 J ! CiJDJCiJUt) I I
and stoutly proclaimed her innocence.
Tho ollieer told her lio had tiaced the
crimo to her and woven such a web
that it was impossible for her to r-capo.
She then very reluctantly acknowledged
her guilt and raid that she did it to
nvoid expoenie and diegraco nnd
persistently refused to give her compan
ion in crime's name, nnd gave no
reason other than tho above for tho at
tempted infanticide. Tho Chief of Police
took hot in charge and up to tho Provi
douco Hospital where tho little w.iif was
kept by tho Sisters of Charity. As hhe
entered tho room sho rushed to tho era lie
seized tho litt'o baby from its bul ami
with tears of aguny streaming from her
eyes sobbed as if her poor deceived heart
would break. The and scene brought
tears to tho eyci of every proton in tl.
room. It was a picturo of grh'f with n
poor weak female whom the charity ol
tho world will avoid as anoutrait, weep
ing ever a child of sin which she had at
tempted to murder. There were, noil" to
pity, save tho Sisters of 'Mercy, while a
cold cruel world would look down upon
her ns the child of infamy am! companion
nF kin. imm Rim lmr., tint ilisr.i m n fttnl
. , ,., , , ,. , . , ,
shiiine, titul with a bleeding lunit 1. d
tier ears to tno cniui rayiugs oi iix out
side v.'orld. Whilo this is beinr eimi-tisl
whero is tho one who brought it nil
about 1 the one whom in the siht of
heaven is ruoro guilty than th- crurhed
and broken woman c!apcd in tl.o
Rhacklo3 of tho law, destined to occupy
a pr.son coll and rotoivn tho roti-lemiia-tion
of nil tho world. Ho coes fiitli
and is received as friend and broil r
nil. No blamo is attached t him. Ii
welcomed by his lady friends and a
bv
I 1
ci'itt-ii and never a breath pu!: n n
lll-t
tho iufamou
ramatu villain, who , hhoiu.1 I-,
of the poor girl, hurled i-itu
mid tho.o kep tho s,-..ni ..I' all
instead
lirison
good people, an outcast from scciety and '
the woilil. In tlai hour of ove-rw helm
ing grief, thu poor gill heepi her mouth
closed, mid with determination worthy a
martyr and u better cause, refuses to
who, in tho hour of tremble, Ikes , from
hor US ll pestilence. Alld SUell IS liU -
,;.
liianuy.
This noor woman is n widow. n"cd !!2
t.U illU ll.lll.ll Ul IIU1 Ill.illltVllifl nctiiikti,
years, her husband having died in thii '
city live years ago, Shu has been doing
fcurvimt'ii Wcik in various famllirs at
Seattle, the hit lieing for Mr. l'ost, in
whoso vault thu babo was found. Ifer
pareuts reside in Ilritish Columbi t, mid
U. . . , .i. . ,, , .1
10 nilgUlsh which Will wring their hearts
when they hear of their child s oriow '
and troubles CailUOt bo Wlltti-Il, Olllv
I w mi I .1 .1
iiiiugineil. .Many will high "pour thing,
for her, but her betiayer will pass on in
... '.. . , '..
this world frco from cloud or st.iin, but
there will como aswiftand final retribu
tion in another world, whero the wrong!
of this will be righted, and then, not
till then, will the tao'tt guilty be pun
ished. In tho issues of tho llr.c for the past,
few days have appeared accounts of n
horriblo attempt at infanticidoat .Seatllu '
The following from tho Intelligencer
fully solves tho mystery :
After having tho clothing nnd little
lluuncl skirt found in the vault nt the
time washed and dried, Chief Thorndyko
truil.- Itipni In Mrs. PnKt.ttlin linnieiliatnlv I
identified them as belonging to her little
boy. This revelation fastened the guilt
up'on Mary Tucker, a quadroon girl who
had been working in tho family about
four months. At first bho stoutly de
nied all knowledge of the afl'air, but fin
ally ailmtttCKl that sho was the mother of
the child and the attempted murderer of
her own oUspring. Sho had shown no
signs of having become a mother, and
went right along doing her work as if
nothing had happened, and when uskeel
after acknowledging it, why sho had not
said something about it beforehand, said
that bIio K-i afraid of being discharged
from her situation and would havo no
placo to go. She statei that ho child
was bom in tho privy at !i i. 'ock the
morning it was found in tho vault, and
she, not wishing to tu found out, had
disposed of it as heretofore stated. She,
at tho rcipiest of Jlr. Thorndyke, fur
nished thu waUr to wash the tilth from
tlio ha in, anil is sam to nave ncieu as in -
ilillerent aooui it as 11 it nan uoui a cat
or h dog instead of a child of her own.
""" r,i"""-u " .. "V1?,, ' 1 1 -T
cxpoifd, to take tlio Chilli anil rcll.e It,
CJl.n .I,.ntllil lti. i;illinfrti..t.a i.fl.ii. I1..H11.
.ml ii n nw.i.it iim-viit" tin, luiiir limn i titilUierwUNileiuaim nuiruni Ulnir wnnurj.a
ami H at pic-hentiiuniing tno iioor uui"1,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., i...im ii. uin i.
waif at tho hospital, whero shu isuindly
a . ..11.. .i. w.-:....... ,t ! :... ...I.
inaiieu jr niu didkii ui v.1111111., miu
will keep her until she can procure w 01 k
or a homo i Uewhere. She states that a
well known Skagit logger is tho father of
tho child and is very positive about it.
New Post Offico.
I-'eru Hill is 'he mime civen lo the
new post ufllie in the John Day Itiverl
M'ttlouu 11', Clatiop county. .Mrs. Din
nis has Ix-in appointed postmaster, 'iliej
mail leaves Astoria wary vVedncsduy
and Jturday. This is 11 great conveni
ence to people living in that division of
tho country.
fieo, Croner and companion j killed fltbdctir .
en the McKnu.e scar JlemlrkU's fciry vue
day lait wtcl;
NEW THIS WEEK.
iT THE EASY PORTLAND NURSERY
Vl find a Larye sir k t
Fruit and Ornnmontal Trees',
rSIirttrilUKltV,
Small frull. ltixo, Vlnr., etc-.
r.tc.
l'lttCIiS UIMSO.N VIll.lt.
CuiftlojTif fitu ' n applUttien to
P
. HANSON, Proprietor,
"Nursery nt runt rorllnnd."
Tho mil) rWd Stare In rnrllnnil ihnt 1I01M cxfluhe
1 In ictl. licr )mi will fliil it ittn)ikto ilivk of
tiiinteii and l'lnurr Seed. Ml kind nt (Irnti
."enl and herd (.rnlnniM cift tiling )i ruining
to a I'.rit ! cd Sluu-
XI. IIAIS'feSOW,
Si I-'rout ht., - - ' l'orlliiinl, CIrii,
COStaOPOLlTAW BOTSL,
Ti:i;ini,i.i:S - - cmt:ctrt.
vjow tn'i.f.. mtii i:vi:utiiin(i mw and
IT tUnrant. A vt Muro ol t-ubl ptli n.i .i
llrlt.il Open 1or and nlfcl.t.
Vrn tu ti to unl I rum U-o Iioiim'.
TlltiH. KMIT1'. froprli-trr.
IVnnrrl)' ol Um Dnpltc Iluul, Hnlli n ..I I 1
JL'J. X. IM'IMi,
i- ri -.
e.ctmnil t.n.il .tir.-nl, ISruUrr, null tii-ii-mil
am-nt.
Ml. Ill SIN i
t t irl f inn-
' I lltHITl.Y.
'l ih r of 1'tvtUfnr
' ' IH r.tti 4 2i
.Tlio unnilcrful biutpm rf
iii'Ms nun i-
II ha Imlti'cttn irrcat
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Land Offico Notlcs,
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VEEKS & MORGAN,
No. 211) ami pi Front Sln-cI,
1 l.tlumi MwianJ iU4Uii,
Wholesalo nnd Hotail
GROCERY, PROVISION & FEED EIORE.
TV tot ol jt,il Kt loit niilttt rate.
Ciuntry order kollilUd.
Countrj rruduc UVrn tu rxtljinjfa Inr vuiipUc.
It, WKKKK,
noi7U A.JTMOlOIANj
:NEW HARDWARE STORE
LEO WILLIS,
, 11
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Uommeuul.Strwt, Next Hour to the ltanlc,
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AR D W AR E
CI Dter pcwil.tlon. AUl
Cooking Etovc3 and Gauges
Of inaiiy tliuK-c itrln, and a lirne rrlt) ol
OFFICE &. PARLOR STOVES,
W itli a onii!i;te line ol
TIN AMI 'llt.VNn i:vaiii:,
, uhi.hieuuuaiiM t mcr to Hi. i.uw,- at cr !.
nlu lor iu)i or lu ironiit
ujiiii;
I IK WOULD Hiyi-.l'fH l.l.i
SULIcir AN IX
liuuM'll tud".t, U.th a t. .millty and niti it
lowU, knln..KatininiltalilrUif.l Uio jtirunit
J 1 tcHtlu. ol lilt .t'M-k L iun
r, .unlliKlil A
,ei.ioituntTiiiiirnii.iu)fi, iiouid til i:iiriuir
1 and Joli Work In ll.it lino at licrt irid ruawii-.lli-
tlitltj J'lcitwull and wi n.u In my n .UtnU buu
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POSITIVELY CUEED!
Minyttliluitnillurnl lorji-art ltli 1H innate
(CVUrrti; and licfln iimtiounotil lii'iimble, lav ln
rtnrelirr:wtl.i!'li) " trwtnant, and li
u-.tliiwnul. tan U un at my il lu- I Wi trial all
ilirual and I'rliata d , aid inn1 v.il.iiiifc.
Uvdtc.no -'il w all ri id llm tountry, and all
iiront-r ijuj..jn awirwl ll.ron'i II. rimsW Ly tu.
clon.- ln .Uni . "i ' U4itvlui.bii irw.
III'.. .1 )ll I'M X. 1 1'. t!rt St , Knbd, Oitvon
Pel IU U .'v. iSit lbl '."I nd tmd it In )onr
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un, Notin I- .t I i l
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Clothing
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Furnbhing
feljIWIriM
nx
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Cor. Aldor and First Sts ,
Hnte Jutt llrcclvril 1)- I!xrrN
from Xcw York nil Hie I.n:rt Novel-
tlf.i in
FURNISHING GOODS!
Wcckwcar, Underwear,
Hosici-y,
Gocnamcr Rubber Coats
Cloaks, Capco and
Lcggins,
ALL SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
this si:iM s iMiiMiTvno.v in ofn
Clothing Popnrtment !
l'ni.ti. ivt lmiiii-ni)iinnUii4 of Pio Ittcat and
S!ii i,.iritli.'o Ni;w t.oons, M-ultc.1 dlio-t Horn lh
MMDiMi .MiNiTtrrnua.H i.n tiii: kastiiiiv
KTtrrAatiilMCKIIHiU I.N i.HAI.ITV ami LUWElt
I.N 11(1 l; llin-i cur nclorv tl 10 I in Ortfjn
BOYS' AO YOUTH'S
OVERCOATS m ULSTERS
OITic, SPKcrALTY!
1-t.rLiiM an 1 iniardlan ttimlil it t tt.ll ta buih.ii. ..
Uk ltloro uirili,n il.cwlici.
Ojr frlcn.li and llm nill.ll. In ,tmril am itp..'Uall,
Intltrtl to clvv lit u tall and imjml our m-w ifuwtr.
F2SHEL & ROBERTS,
c:r. rirat uitil Atilcr Ma,
The I.eudliicClutltlrrN, Illrrrliuiu Tall
or untl Iliillrro ol' eirruou. veil
CHEAPEST
Cash Sfos?!
SAIiKM, OKI;)C;Oi.
Wi: OKKUt NOW
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN PISl'OSIM) or (It'll
Immense Stock of Goods
JIISTAUniVEOAVD OrKNKll, CO.NSIsTI.Nd 0r
CHOICE DRESS GOODS!
FANCY GOODS,
A.NU
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CUtO
,1 f.AICCK STOCK OP
Mens' and Boys' Clothing!
A.NII A F11I1SII LOT 111'
Grocories, Crookory,
Hats, Cire, Boots, Shoos,
Carpets, Oil Cloth,
Window Shados, Fixturos,
Etc, Etc,
LARGEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO
THH CITY,
Corns ill and x i Uforti puriltulnf.
BHEYMAN BROS.
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BreyaasBr's
!