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Q o 7 ' » 'L I.- * • r < 52 Ti wes a par ter $2 Volume ÄJC. BANDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST H. A. Cox keeps wheat aud sboits j fi r sale, • Johnathan Quick, of Coquille, was doing Imsiness in town, Tm'sday. Sauderson Bros want your poultry — hens and fryers. Bring them along. If yon wish first class photo work cnll at Stewart's gallery on Main St Number 32 J. W. Evan®, of Arng >, was a Ban S how Drift Flour at Denholm’s. J. H. McKinney, of Myrtle Point, don c dl-r Tuesday. Cull on H. A. Cox for Snowdrift is in Bandou. Juy B Tower, of Mirsbtiel l. bud y flour. W. Wesley Wells, of Ashland, Or., business in town this week. T uisdat . August'.). ‘•photo” Buttons, 10 to lóete, at A. 1!. Sabin, of Ling Inis, w is doin g was a visitor here this week. 1 he United Htatex and Great Britiau ngiee Wrenshall’* Gallery. We Have the Variety #f Stock ns to whit constitute»* contraband goods, Mix. J. B. Gross weut to North business in town, yesterday, IL < f. Pork. V»-fl|. Motion. Lfiinb, IL»!.>k»tt»< nnd P k H mi >* hi ♦, In and will act in accjrd. Ed Fisher is improving the proper Mrs. D >ra Chirk, of port Orford, Beud, lust Tuesday, to visit fur a few C/oriicU Bv»‘f, i H'kiccl I ••J’k, \ •• l .'«-:ui.'es hi <1 ii’it f Wulf’s Hill, an iinpo ant strategic point <ii esc, ty he purchased from Peter Lothian, Call on Ui» mid gel onr prices before bnyin.* el- i et . w as a guest at the Tupper House, l ist at Port Arthur, has been captured by the days. by burning the logs on it. VVa are not like the Hind Vvheels .Japs. 'Ibis given tbrtu an eminence front James Culver, of Northern Curry, Tuesday. Remember I guarantee all of my which to shell Port Arthur at a distance of of r wngoii» hU.’iV’’ followini? ii? the wntu« rui. We nr»* push¡-ra, fllrivin f »r h T. J. Stillwell left Saturday morn photo work. If you are not satisfied was doing busin-'ss iu town ibis Mr. L. Urban and party, of Rise about businesH, find w<» yet th re by keeping four tuilea. ing for Sorth Bend, to resume bis burg, registered at the l'upper House call and get your money back. G. P. week. Fortner Senator Vest, of Missouri, died Tlio East Ivlesut in. tlio Xa'ii >cl I !aee in ibe Woolen Mills again. today at Sweet Spring*«. Hud selling nt the verv l<»wc«t ¡-necs. Stewart. W. S. Holt, of Portland, and F. S Tuesduy. We lire here to plcami nnd here t<» m I hv . in repair ahopa of the \ineririn Refrig ■>1 -. lb E. Buck, of Coquille, visit Henry flulin and family, of Marsh Kenneth Perkins left last week for Holt, of S hu Francisco, were in town erating Transit Company, «.t st. Louis, was Yours to serve, ed fl. la "and relatives hero a few the Willamtdto \ alley to have a look this week. field, wore in Bundou, Monday liigbt, destroyed by tire L okm ■<i. ii... i .rning borne last Monday. J. VValdvogel <S» Son Pt\ j Five persons were injured by an attempt around, und may remain there until John Shields has been on the sick the guests oi Mr and Mrs. Thomas Mi mina J. Erickson attended Christinas. list for a week or ho , but is back in Anderson, having driven over in a to blow up several families at Butte, Mont, No motive for the deed is ussigued, carriage. the Pioneers' Reunion last Monday at Benton IL.yt and wife returned his shop again. A new life saving station is to be built North Bend, and will visit for a few home last Friduv from a visit to Cbarlee, Joe and Etli-I Laird, and near T’i Batnook. W. M. Varidernr. of Mrrtlo Point, I du,® at that place. WEDNESDAY, August 10. Willamette valley, camn down Tnenday evening on a Thomas and Bethel Duncan, of Sit- Portland and 'There seeius to be but little definile£newa kiiin. Clara ami Cbn k Bunch and l-’red P. F. Geblke and wife of Parkers Mrs Hoyt is very much improved in visit to Bandon. from the far Last, but theie is aeeming anx Minard, of Dora. Estella Weekly and burg were in town Saturday and re health. iety at St. Petersburg for the safety of Port We understand that the foundation Anetta Hanseii of Gravel Ford, and mained over till next day the guests Arthur, and also for that of Kuropatkin's Last week wo ma le mention of the f->r the boiler and engines in the new Oro Weekly of Klamath Falls, Oreg., army. of Mr. aud Mrs. A .D. Morse. arrival of an ln-ir to Mr. and Mrs. Woolen Mills will be built of con Will Keep ou Hand at all Tinies Parker, the Democratic nominee for Pres enjoyed life here last week camping Any one needing work done in car Clinton Malehorn, of Floras Creek. crete. ident, received official notification of Lis on the beach. peutering, brick masonry, plastering, We have siuce !<arned that the child nomination today. Dr J. (' Snooks will visit Port Or- Norih Beud Citizen: James Wasson cementing, concrete work, painting if dead. Carrie Nation makes a present of a check for 1 after finishing his fngsgomentH of >1,150, to the Home for the Wives of and paper bunging, will do well to An it« in from the Riddle News in here, to d > any needed dental work in met with a painful an I serious acci Drunkards, at Topeka, Kansas. dent recently while workin ig with the call on J N. Luke, Bandon. the Roseburg , Ileview, says: “Fred that section. A Flouring Mill at Daton, Wash., was de Board of road viewers on South For Mowers, Hay rakes and any Sanderson and wife came up on Mon Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter nod all Farm Produce. stroyed bt fire. Loss estimated at $20,000, Thi-ie were about forty campers ar Slougb. IB became entangled iu Victoria, British Columbia, sufferrtd from thing in Ibe hardware line call on day’s local from Salem. Mr«. Sander live I h re Ttiesdny. I eing the latgosl I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc. William Gather. Also persons in son Ims recovered from her long ill number of 'irrivalu, for u single day, bn»li and foil with bis baud across fire yesterday to the extout of $330.030. England is making arrangements to build the blade of his ax cutting Ida hand want of fruit jars will find him v,ell ne-s " in a I- ng time. in such a manner as to sever an arte two of the largest battleships in the world. supplied in all that they need. it ssia bolds firmly that she h is the right Miss Merlie Davison camo Imine on Prof. Harris now has charge of tlio ry. Th.« wound was very painful, to d ‘stroy neutral steamers captured carry Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyd who have a vi it from Fairview, Saturday, harbor shop f -rmerlv owned by J. L. and will lay him up fur some time. ing contraband, when not possible to take been iu SauFrnncisco for the l..st where she Las been teaching school Thompson Geo. Hite will assist him His injuries were dressed by Dr. them before a prize court. mouth will return home about the She went to Coquille, Monday, to at as an apprentice. Horsfall. T hursday , Aug 11. first of September. Mrs, Boyd who tend the li ncl els' Institute ■k- The Russian squadron attempted to leave 11. E. L. Bedillion returned home IM«I l ’ j> the Worth BetidcrM. was in the hospital is recovering Port Arthur, and a battle ensued which The steamer Elizabeth came in Iasi Monday, c oni.og I'V Wav of Coos Bav. very rapidly. lasted all day. Admiral Toya f lustrateli Ibe Thursday, luiving 75 tons of freight Wo nn lorstmi 1 that bis visit to S in The North Beto) ball learn were in attempt. The fighting around 1'ort Arthur Still to be found at the old stand is abuatd. and the following tmnied pas Francisco was attended with success. bard luck last Sunday, which stayed is desperate. H. A. Cox, tlio grocer, and of grocer sengers: Charles F Baurier, Mrs F Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes. A woman at Portland has applied to the •J. C Shield had n nice lot of young with them throughout the clay ami protection cf the court to save her from Ler ies and provisions lie keeps the best Barnier, Haiiniiii L Baker and Miss la-ted over till Morning. calves in 'own lust Satnrdnv which he | stepfather, whom she charges with exerting In fruii, nuts, candies, etc., he keep» Wilma Kronquest, They were thirsting somewhat for was taking to his ranch on F-mr mile. a hypnotic iuflueuce over Lor. in the front, liaviug always a fresh The steamer Chi'-o left Sun Fran Holdups are operating in Portland, again, He owns tlio nropiTty known ns tlie glory,as regards victory upon the dia- stock coming in. cisco, Tuesday, for this place, to lend n.oml, so telephoned the Bundi,n boys after a layoff of a few nights. E. O. Jones W. H Smith raticli. James T. Mars is di ii.g some w< ik Inmoer at Carmen .A Crites’ mill near for a ball game, which was arranged was shot in the leg for not holdiug his hands 'Tlio Proprietor of the (’ity Barber up quick enough. The rubbeis then ran on bis acre tract south ot the Cullio Prosper. She will be due here ou for Sun lay afternoon. lie Church property, in the way oi Friday It is not jet appi-.n ut wbeiIn r St.op has l ei n mailing some imi rove- j There wr.s an excursion from Co away. The Russian prize court declare that the merits The sign lias taken on a now cutting ibe tiuibm off it and piling up she w ill run here or not. quille, and a team was hired, and the German steamship, Thea, is a lawful prize. coat of pain', the design is changed, the brush ready to burn. He cut the England regards Russia's action in sink boys made Cedar Point by eight The steamer Elizabeth sailed for and n glass window in II e d< or adds timber into stove-wood. o’clock, hut too late to catch the boat ing neutral ships, which she captured, as an San Francisco, Saturday afternoon, Suits Made to Measure. light nn I makes a desirable change. WARD'S 'which bad just gone by when they international outrage, and Premier Balfour Elder H. L. H<dl visited friends in nnd will be due 1 ere again next Fri said he was perfectly confident she would ■vs«. r«oo» Gurley Boak an-1 W. A. Bingaman Bandon last week, returning to Myr day. She carried ns passengers, Mrs arrived. •DOMONA“ sink no more such ships. »TVAICWT ■ »OUT returned last we-n from Port Orford AGENT FOR WARNER'S ROST PROOF CORSET. tle Point, Saturday, where lie aud El Costie and two children. Mrs Chris This difficulty was overcome, later, F biday , August 12. The Russian sortie from Port Arthur re der Keeler have been Ciil.diietillg a Beyi l ie. 1) !♦ Mi-Num. -, E M Fur- reef, having concluded to qr.it opera by chartering the Antelope, which series of meetings. 'Considerable in man, Mrs V lì U tisim and Paul Wil tions for tl oseason. Mr. Bonk is now was on it - way up the river, to return ceived a severe check, a d most of theii «■ngioner on H o steamer Iietn, nnd and bring them <lowu. Then, they ar boats were roughly handled, and it is terost was manifested at the services. son. Mr. Bingnmnn has gon« to work in a rived here too late, so that the crowd thought that none can reach Vladivostok, The Czarevicli took refuge in a German port Adam Persbbaker and W eb Fahy, Mrs. Chris Bey erle W as a I n*- -en- logging camp, where he bus charge of was ready to go. an I the* game. which on Kaio Chow Bav, and the llyeshitelm was of Prosper, accompanied by their ger to San Francisco on the steamer a donkey engine. started at live o’clock in the evening-, captured by the J his at Chefoo. lu tin- families will visit the World’s Fair, Elizabeth, to visit her da lighter, Mrs. tight the Russian vessels separated and fled, M “ «srs -I. W Feltor, L. C. Gibson carried no gate receipts with it. nt St Louts. Mr. Pushbaker’s family W. J. Peterson. Mrs. Peter-on has The bberiff of l aker County lias stopped and Fred Mold arc at work repairing -----AT THE----- th 1 game was a fast one, and was is at San Francisco already and he not been in good health for some all gambling, and closed the saloons on Sun t he Tupper ILuise, tin I wo nnderstand . finished in an hour and ten minutes, days. He Las abolished dance halls. and Mr. Fahy are intending to go on time, and we understand that she v.iil There was a son born to the Czar of all the next steamer. enter a hospital and undergo an oper that a« soon a« that job is completed, and, as the visitors Feemed to be up the Russians, but the rejoicing ov<r his that Messrs Feller nn 1 Gibson will against fate, Ibe FCore was 1 to 0 in W. V. Cope was in town, Saturday, ation, and Mrs. Beyerle has gone birth was dampened by the news f*o:n Port conimonco the construction of Mr ■' favor of Bandon. having brought up a load of butter down to be present. Arthur. Brener's now hou«o Sheriff S. Gal i But hard luck still held a steady Russia has protested against Japan cap from his ranch for shipment. Mr. Another camping party, consisting lier is also working on the h >tel. hand against the visitors, as they turing Ler warships in a neutral harbor. Cope remarked that they were just of Mrs Charles Kime, Misses Kate S aturday , August 13. The tug Triumph received a new were unable to induce a boat to take learning how to increase.the output, and Winnie McNair, Mary and E-ther Uncle Sam's relations with Turkey are them to Cedar Point, Sunday night, neari g the breaking point. Mifiister Leisb- and said that in a year or two that Yaeger and Jennie Denholm, and rudder, Inst week, having broken the section would whip a much greater Messrs Thomas Robison, Roy Gibson, okl one. In towing in the Onward i and they bad to remain over and take nian will demand his passport unless an an quantity than is being prcducod at Ernest Boak, Dick Hancock, Lloyd Captain Johnson went too close the I Hie morning boat. Most of the boys swer is forth coming. The Russian Cruiser Askold, injured in Rosa and Dale Burrows, started for North side of the river in mnking the were due to go to work at North Bond the battle after leaving Port Arthur, ran present. turn, nnd grounded; in hacking off: Mt ’ u.m. Monday. Tent Prairie, last Thursday, for an into Shanghai, and wants to dock for re J. B. Labor H o rudder was broken by jamming Emct l’locger liliot De ml. pairs. She is reported to be badly battered San Francisco, was on the lower river outing in the mountains. against a sand bank. The liver has Rear Admiral Withoeft, Commander of P. C. Stephenson, with J. N. Luke, the latter part of last week, soliciting On Wednesday afternoon nbont 5 the Russian fleet at Port Arthur was killec been shoaling at that point lately. subscribers in behalf of the San Fran and Mr. Benedict ara nt work making on the bridge of the Czarevitch daring the Curtain !’<»’»s mid Fine Wall Paper and At the Teachers’ Examination held, o’clock, Ernest. Ploeger, of Mars h- engagement with the Japs. Bed I Io-in Suites cisco Bulletin. They remained over repairs upon the school house, getting Window Trimming«. Douse Lining. and Piec^H. I field, who was in this city temporarily la«t week, nt Coquille by the County A dance hall in France was struck by MACHINES AND BAI Y CARRIAGES ------- ------ SEWING Sunday nt Bandon. Mr. Tabor is very it iu readiness for school which is ex- for a week or so. was out walking with lightning, while some twenty couples were favorably inipr<*ssed with our beach peeled to commence about September Board of Examiners, Teachers’ Li- a couple of vomig lady friends. Misses Maltresscs and Springs, engaged in d inoing. One man was killed, Cabinet Sitop in Connection. here, aud says, that if its attract inis 17th. A® yet there li.ia been only one censes were granted to the following another severely burned, aud the rest of ibr flhny a Sp cinltv. I'urnit uro Repairing and S i Georgina Hayes and Stella Cotiger, were bettor known, and better accom of the C' lps oi ti'iii ln rs hir -d for the ii a mo 1 applicants; Bells Ellingsen, I and w hile on tlie long bridge on Moul party thrown violently to the ground. Waldvogel, L"na P Holcomb. M onday . Aug 15. Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes. U WERTAKING modations arranged for sight seers, coming term. Mis Pearl Walker, An nie ton street be was handling a 22 rifle The Russian warships have made another many visitors would come here, as we wlm taught in the primary dep-ut- Nellie Fairman Etta James ami Olivo \ Fin 1 Line <»! I .r I • t-lu t- B u I I I”« ”'d (i -oils. and I'i.deitaking Supplier« which be w ’ hh carrying m a rather break for liberty from Port Arthur, and t'oiifltHUth Kept ou Hand. have the most beautiful resort on the m. nt. will have charge of the same Easterdny. A 11 Mulkey. L B Ed careless manner, when the young la another battle is in progress. munds, R W Airy. Mrs Ella Sackett. coast. Mr. Labor was accompanied room again From Nagasaka comes the news that GOO dies cautioned him, and he, to illus Miss Inez Lusk and Edward Erickson survivors were rescued from the Russian by bin wife. George Lorenz mid Fro.) Fiegn- trate that the gur. was entirely free of cruiser Ru.ik, 100 of whom weie wouude I. applied for date papers. accompanied by Ed. Lorenz, of Co W ool W anted . Tbs Bandou Com cartridges, put the muzzle to bis neck Alexieff reports a repulse to the Japs at mercial Co. will pay the highest price qnille, leturi ed home last l’lidiiy and pulled the trigger. It seems that Wolf Mountain and 1'aku Shan. from a trip into tin1 mountains where Russia has charged China with complicity for woo). he was mistaken iu regard to the car in the Ryesbilcly affair, and China Las made they Lad bi en rusticating for some I ¡,i> Imrhor shop formerly owned by fridges being out of the magazine, Fon S ale . A Buggy Top Cart, in days. They went back from the J. I. Thompson, wil1. in future, be and that one had gone into the cham demand on Japan for the return of the first-class condition; cheap. Enquire coast starting in lit the Fromm place known as City Barber Shop, \V. F, ber which fired, the ball entering the oruiser. of P. Nelson, Ba: clou. t-eb-w Port Oi foi d ami came out by Harris. Proprietor. Mr. Harris is an neck slightly above aud to the light -M % KI.X K. M arried . — At Bandon. Saturday Eckley. The boys report a good time experienced and up to date workman, of the larynx, passing almuat sirsigi t A hrived . evening. August 13tli, A. 1>. Morse, and say that fish are al umlaut in H at Aug. 11.—St-iur Elizabeth, Jensen, 2’a days and will endeavor to please the for through the neck, being located oppo Justice of the Peace, officiating. Miss from S i n Francieco. Wagons of all kinds made to order. se -tion. and they stoutly contend that mer patrons of this shop. I site. Death occurred instantly. Tne Job wo-k Httrndid t > promptly and nil work «u iranteed to give satisfuoti-jn. Prices May I.. Wilcox to Charles Phillips, •}; y did :mt I ill mor« dcr *Kan th» » au rd . Tiiiii;;’» isl e iv»*t»‘iliUnxgt«» llov«- body was removed to the residence of A ü . 13—SB .r Ci, S F. Re RR'Hinbie. both of Ban fon law grants to each hunter. L.or3c^hoeinr? a. ¡Spaci-a-lty________ Mr. and Mrs. J S. Haye®, an 1 from Wo were mistaken in the location there it was taken the following day of Rochester as mentioned last week, to Marshfield for burial. He was an ft is ■ gji.-ib'• .in t hs.-Sirn'l'east^rn wi-piis i r.«p:e.‘.'-w'- f H-G I’l. .1 ATIOK.NI Y AT l.AW AND The G. A. II. encampment begins part of Minnesota, instead of Wis with whom be made his home for NOTARY PUBLIC, We are ««till doing boflineM at The Old here August 24th, and lasts three Coosin, as stated. several years after his arrival here Stand nnd can please van« Give us a Call MAIlSIIFIIt.il , - OKEUON. In couliimation of the statement days. On Friday evening, the 2Gtli. from Germany, bis native country. and examine our Real Estate Handled. e the Fire Department Band will give made about the commencement of He wasa young man between the Hge lltinlnr-s matters promptly attended to. a Grand Ball, iu Kime's Hall, in con operations fur the t|ew Woolen Mills of 19 and 20 years.-Coquille Herald, buildings, J. H. Giles went to work nection with the Encampment. Tick C T- Blumenrothor <• ■> :• ❖ •? •i'ÿ v.❖ > •N’Í’ í Í ní * ❖ ÿ < f ? v •> > v . Now is tl.<- tiinc t" purrhnse Jlurilwari*. The nmlersig’neii has ets to the Ball will cost on» dollar, Satnrdnv, to got the pilelriver in III stock a large rsmu Iincut of U. S. Commi3ioner and Notary Public readiness to drive the piling for the f Court Qtieen »»f tl»v Forent \<». 17, and Midnight Supper will lie served Forester« of Ame ir». found itiull of the buil ling, amt thia Filings nnd Fin.nl proofs made on Home lf yon cannot find what yon want at tlio Hotel and also nt the Restau «tends. I iuiberClHims anti other U. S L ai ds w.-ek will -bow up further progr«»«. rant. ¿z ,;il Kl Ql ! EN <>F TUF. FOKESI.’ anywhere else in town, come to the Money l.oane Xegotlnird on Vppr ivtil .* t No. I?. in» et s Frida y nn/h» • f eacl.,, The Board of Commerce is moving Seem Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies, Ity. 4 week, m Cm.cn 'e Hall. Hundan. Oren« n with a view toward advertising Ban Offi e in room 10 Beyerle Rnflding, Ban <• \ cordial w» ledane i* extended to all via-*> I’nintM. Oi!o. Door» Hird Wiiidown. Siting • »rothem. J. E. rlsHER. don's ro-omces ami securing other don. Rvflidence on Butte Crock. Oregon. • ’ J. N. L anoloib . Chief Ranger. J T1N8HOP IN CONNECTION. All kinds of Real Fetnte bought and industries, and altogether the out • t Dr Pronti«*, the denti-d, will vi-di 4- ❖ í >• < Bindon nlxnit Sept. 29th, for n sir rt look is that there will be a general Maybe wo have on* if no. tl.e . vis t. awakening of effort to indnee pros The Bandon Hardware ii •> < AÍ i» S4 ❖ í '>'•> <» ❖ V V i’.-S •> jjfÿ .< ■> <• <• <• »> •: -5 tí y K* <• priep will plena* yon. perity io smile upon this locality. •? •> •• RIMKIN LIIIMit So I1T. A F A M •> It \ Minx I.ol»(, I. No. 133. I. O.O. F < ❖ Our ntock in R’nnll, but th* g«'o<ls Bandon's ritizi-ns heretofore have •> I «KO. I’. TOI’I’INO, --------- * <• Wrenshall & Wrenshall, <• J > ANDON LODOE.N- . 11.-.. A F A M. nro of n good quality, and flu» pricw* displawd ibestiirii nn>t «neigv neces- 7 t> ANDON LODGE No 133 J O.O. j; .♦ ATTOHNEY niiTol NsELOK AT LAW ‘ « o "■'i • I > stated conin.aiia'itiot.s Hr»« Sat J > n<»G ever? Satnrd tv evening..-. are right. ■s Grass and Clov.-r fl.IV Bulod and sary to progress, an t the present ef AND --- — <£. X.Vwitittg brother* inegood standing •> nrd v »fier the fuU_ n>" n — of - each MOTAKY PUBLIC. • W* make <eCa«h BWying” ;Qi object Delivered nt Coquille or Bandon. Or » fort is ill eViihfOci I hat I bn ohl-titli* <■ ninth All .Msst.r Masons cordial'» •’ •»rdiNlIv invital. ♦ « PKT EK NE 1»S< i.N, W Al. « invited CHA>. F LORENZ. N. G. <• tp the pnrrhaH»^. at the o L>i ¿11 per Ion by Steamers Disiate! spirit is not dead fi» iti < r can it . Fire îx^3vtra.iAC®. •fr J. E. W al « t »< i M. Sec. 0 • K Fi ep > i« k . J h S»’ c . o I 4'avorile 11 Liii-rty. suiI to I < ¡ Hgr- • •: ■■ ,< •• ••• 9 Q B>iii«!oii. - - - - 4>rF£on. o illusi: GAI.im» HAN DO* •RACKET o • <•. ■ o LOCAL NEWS 0» OREGON: t 52 Times a year for $? Important k’ows Notes 1'he City Meat Market, 0 Yes! 0 Yes! Bandon Meat Market. rJ? A-nderson Prop. Fresh Beef, Pork, Multon, Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausages, Etc., also J. Denholm 5 Dry Goods of Every Description Boots äs Slioes Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. OLD VALLEY AND OAK DALE WHISKEY, Also, all Leading Brands of Case Goods, DORADO” fl Snelli»a>íxe!i ä Si*«>.***.9 - Props. Furniture Household Furnishings and Deco rations of all kinds’ BANDON .LRNITURE COMPANY, City Barber Shop. C. Shields &■ Son, ZBlaclsisixiitli. & Wagon 2MZEil£iers. Encampment and Ball. Howard M. Brownell, 00 YOU NEE!) ANY HARD-WARE? If You Do SAY!! Flanges and Farm Implements, Etc» Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, Dentist Coming. RACKE I A. McNAIR, Maa. Photographers, o o o o o o o o OO O o o o o o o° O o 0 .0 °o o o o o 0 o o o ô •O® o » oU » o o o o o ••• o ° o o o O o o o e 0 o ° • 0 • o 00 ”