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About The Stayton sun. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1889-18?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1889)
- / „ *Aarre»pondence. Farmers are busy plowing. The boys have organized a good root-ball club here, w ! Geo. McNeill is in good health. Willis Kithley is working in the jew store. • . * ■ - t 1 N. Boyd has sold his sheep and tine colt. . , K. * / * G. and N. McNeill art' going to ,«ut up a new dry goods store. Marion Neal is building him a new fence. | f , H. READ, * •„ w.pRODUÇE, —QROQERJEs, - ' - —PRQVIslQNs, ■o * \ A V . 4 * . R ichardson, Proprietor^ \ W * . «• + j 4 s h e lf ha.ldwa.Re, ffo T lo ils , IC to . 8 T A ■ Y T 0 xi, • ---------- --- -- --- - - --* • • — •' O r . • “ 0^ 2 Stages Worn Turner, A urns' --— HE HIST PLACE IN TUS t'OV.’/Ttï IV THAI»».. TURNER, L ^ a i i y GRAND CLEARANCE SALE, •" A. Briggs is repairing hw new nouse, so his family can live com fortably. Board, 75cts per day. 230, CORN«» STATE A COMRLRttlAL tt*SM (SALEM, Olili. Striptly Cash I Strictly Cash I ! A l * R ectifier . Ale is not booming but we al ways carry our umbrella and sneeze ks loud as our neighbors. » ' . - ‘ ' • * Uncle Hugh , McNeal has about (inisbed his new store room and will have a stock of general merchandise on hand next week. 4 The Porter Bros., real estate agents, have erected an office at ^nmsville and will occupy it in the near future. They are doing a flour ishing business and have located a number of families in this part of the yalle/. T 1 ? M ill O it y . Beginning December 8th, Ending January 1st, 1860. " . _ ¡iw * All goods without reserve at actual cost. We adopt this means of re Ben Wade is building a uew barn ducing our heavy stTnlt. lie fore invoicing to p re pare ourselves for the sprinutrade. Safe closes January 1st. 18UO. All goods will la* sold at near the 0. Ry. bridge. actual cost. We have a complete line of staple and fancy dry guild*. W. A. Nash, a noted trapper, is Cloaks and furs, carpets, men s furnishing goods. Space e. ill not allow us to mention all. Come early and see what we hate. jelling Indian Root Pills. '■* vllle A Sublim ity,p^ss by this HOUSE for M EH a M a , L Y O N S 4 Sam L atsocl has moved in his new residence near the Sautiam raw mill. I Mr. John Mack, while hunting, . lit his foot vary bad.— -——— — * 0 THOMAS BROS &. CO *f*ropr totora of D id T u rt> « r* c 4 * D h n m a ■ «**«' u n o v ‘* * u m « v ‘lU*. M ubUttjIly a n d f}Uyt<m # V * ry Ibur • H uutU y ; c«i $i<* tito V H m a il ; h»ur ItorW c u m I m * ou UUt hum LLJNN & BROWN, . Salem, Or fro m T u t ¿«i io g fiuM iui • 0 " “-139 Corner State & Commercial streets, opposite Husfi’i Bauk"%i St^ yton to Aumsville & Tuner DEALERS IK- Connects with train* at Turner on the 0. t C, R. It ; Also *t AunuiilU on Oregonian Ry.; also at King* -.tation oti the Oregon Pacific R. R. An«* one desiring to-nuwt the 0. I*, train call at U rn at Slayton. Oood rig* day or night. Driven) furnished if desired. ' «taiton, Mame is the principle feature of the day. Prof. Clark 1» doing a great work. There are so many ac complished performers in this vicini ty that it is difficult to find any one to entertain n company, for fear of being criticised by other, who may chance to be more proficiept in amnltitude of latitudinal discrepan T H E Y A Q U I N A R O U T E cies. He is a “ grosring ” youug OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD punching ivory. fellow and if he does not create a stir F J. Condit, Geo. Gentry, John among 75,000,000 of people some OK EO O N D EV K L( »I’M KNT CO S H T tU M E11M Gentry, JH. B. Condit, James Walk time we miss our guess. Short line to California er and W en Gentry of this place, PIIOBT AKII FARES TRE LOWEST. C h e a p n — I n e r s s o s s T rav el and Chas. Sappingtield, of Howell Prairie, returned from a week's hunt The stpek of the A. T. 4 8. f rail ing ip the mountains. The boys re way has declined so that the toss to port liavipg a very fipe time and a the 9tqpke°lder8 is fifty dollars. This, says the Boston papers, means very successful hnnt. serious embarrasment, if not actual O ne or the R ots want to many famalies around Bos- A J t n 't Down to Albany. ton. When, some two and a half The business hquses were doing a I years ago, rates were lowered by good business, particular)' those large that road from the Missouri river to establishments such as Eortmiller & San Francisco, to ten dollars, the Irving, furniture dealers, Mathews & patronage was so enormous that the Washburn and G. W. Smith, hard receipts from the out going morning ware dealers; J. M. Pardue, groceies; trains were a, high os thirty thous Thompson & Overman, apd J. J. and dollars per morning, and rarely Dubrille harness makers; F. Wood leas than twenty thousand, while the expences were but u comparative tri d Co., marble works. A visit to the Daily Morning Her fle above the ordinary. Andthattoo ald and an inspection of the me although the roiyd exacted an extra A dam W okdeb , Prop. chanical department was quite inter payment of twenty dollars per ticket K A lW at all h o u n a t afornbi. J.unrhMi esting to a “ fellow from the back to be repaid at San Francisco, which mtvm I on ab o rt notice. Light canned good« a I «ray* oo hood. opperated as a positive restriction to deestricts.” W hen you w a n t a q uick h o t meal or oold Rev, P. C. Hetzler, agent of the the great masses. uneh, give me a call. American Bible Society for the Pa So enormous was the crowd of ap OppagMa T ailor (hop, Sod g tm t. cific North-west, gave a short talk at plicants for tickets that agents were the M. E. chureh (South) upon the startled and alarmed. Yet a canvass work of the society. Rev. L. Hanligh- of the trains showed that nearly all ter and Memender also. Rev. Han- of the passengers were town people lighter is a young looking preacher in good circumstances or young men just from Georgia and betrayed the going for pleasure. The great mas latitude of his origin by “ murder ses, the men, women, and children of ing the King’s english” terribly, and the farms remained at home. We Hitting with his legs crossed triangu believe men can be carried as cheap larly, in the pulpit. He made some as swine. Were pleasure excursions good points, however, and made them in the reach of the people, some six quick and sharp. He is possessed of ty millions who never travel would much “ mother wit ” and comes crowd the vacant tracks with crowd nearer being a duplicate of Sam ed trains. The railroad companies •Jones than any one else we have am as slow to learn that cheap trans heard. Rev. Houlighter banters portation for the masses is mort prof some when tailring; carries a chip itable as was government, to learn on his shoulder much of the time, about the wealth of penny postage. but again, like Sam Jones, has re —Capital Journal. deeming qualities that overshadow | ^LBAflY SJAYTON 2 b 5 0 0 0 Men, Women A. D. Gardner’s and O K Z L j D R B I b T w a n t e d a t; (nr i>r u m I m A V sons«. A large and w»ll «elM-W.t »LprR jual armed whkh la L a f f i V L U I U M T op«*» *>r your Inspection. KvegyhHdy m be anuaiiiHM-' Ml. 'Oar Slack la complete and every arlklt will be aold very low. A trial will ranvtcM you to deal with aa la In brovfll yoqrvelw* aa wall aa ua. Waara aotloua In aacum Irada, aniloua to plaaca aad bound to win. Wa hallcva on tha marlu of our waraa, romblnad with rloaaat atlaotlon and Stir daallaf. Our prtcaa art aa low aa tha luwaat and onrdaaliw lo «ratify n«ft palrooa oavar wanting. Wc Iqylta rvaryotw u> rory- and qaaurlqa all who daoin tba luvlla. lion worthy of Ibelrconaldaralloo.a heart y walaoma. Wa remain Youra Truly, J L . JD. Q A R D N X R , S t S h a r t O n , O r . N. S. BrowN pet«, wall paper, moulding», mirror*, picture frame«, lounge*, al«. I Tei uro» (ra mod *| ■hört no Ila*. R e s ta u ra n t M n W A rber J. H I C A N N , P R O P ’R ...... • O hof , lin g , atm vlng, halr-cu ttln g an d hath*. Price* reatonahle ■trret n ex t l o Q U y M e a t M a r k e t. M ARKET Stayton