The east Oregonian., February 03, 1877, Image 3

FKB. 3. 1877
LODGE DIRECTORY.
Piwh Iwoc No. i. K. or r -Xirli In the Cat
Ban, rrndlcton, rvrry Wedm-olay rvrntnc. ttrmbrn
In rooj cturfinc ar cordially tctilnl la allrol
Tamxnx Lnnai No ii A. V xs a. M. Vmi
n lb tttx and third Sloodayt of each ruuctti. Koen
t unlD( I r. x.
Eirrax ?TK, Uinh Karhmclno Chartrr, rrtxllr-Jm-Hwi
rvrry Turaday ntsbl foUosluc tb first uxl
thud Moodxj a of racb mootli.
EruiA looot Na a,i.aar, rvtxJVrtoo yu
Terjr Slardj rrrniai at 7 r. m. Brethren IB pd
auadiac ar InritM toauead.
VncjjiU. Loosa Na 100. L O. O. T rViHJXoo
Vnu every TtinU;r rvralnc at ' o'clock r. x.
brethren tn food ataodlDC ar rrqaerird to allrad.
CIWRC1I DIRECTORY.
Dnwrn Sinnac On lb third Sunday of fb
aBlh, tlx Itrr. U H. WrH tl iiQrUlr, and prraea
la the morale at 11 o'rluck In Wratoo; lathe events:
at 7 a'dock la Prodletoe.
M. Jl parm. rrwalBS xwwl Sunday la raeh
aaaclh at 11 A. a. Her. Kouotx, preacher ID durjr.
Rer. W H. rrortl will prmch at th it. E. Oiarch,
o lb fiat Scodar of each month, at 11 o'clock a. a.
V. C. Cantac Foctii. Prraeblnf ranh Sanda.r la
aaeh ruoolh at 11 a. a. asd t r. a. Her. S. U. Itarira.
Nonrx. Sirafdr uiMDrramu of birth, marria
ft and death, be tnwrtrd aruboal cbjrj. OtWt
lbtj notices will ha chared fur according to their
Uifth.
Sicr coca aTth Earr (Hwxrci, la Tin" for
auiheg, caa b ohtaieed at thu oSc.
T mix 8 recpaoajbiltty far rn exftaed by
carrefyoDdesu.
cucrum rocruxa,
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LOCAL AMD OTI1KR 1STKI.LIGKSLK.
For many months our Chief's health has
been failing, and his suffering has been
grater than any one would suppose ut
however be has labored faithfully to serve
his patrons; and worked when he really
ought to hare had recreation. He his now
confined to his room. Any typograhical
errors which may appear in this issue, the
junior will be responsible for.
W. R. Dunbar, G.W.C. Toa the 31st
t l t l r T i-k r t i
ic,uipaiKua jui:ui a. j. vj. . j ,
the Gerking Schoolllouie with twentyne j
members. The following are the officers:
J. H.Kirbv.W.C.T.
- JHnnie Frikes, W. V. T.
J.L. Smith, "W.S.
J.T.Frakes.P.AV.C.T.
Mose Woodward, Lodge Deputy.
He also met with 3Iarhall Lralrc, Xa
"
100J oa Thursday evening last at their resu
lar meeting and installed the following
officers:
J.H. Ralev.-W.C.T.
Mi M. A. Prcett, W. V. T.
S.T. Hopper. W.F.S.
Mrs. T. Lander. "W. T.
M. Srlroter. W. M.
Miss" Aura ilorsc, W. D. 31.
Mrs. M. J. Marshall. "W. C.
Miss S. Tihbct. L. G.
"W.T. Rather. V.li. G.
Mrs. O. A. Strooc W. 1L S.
, Miss IL Davis, W. L. S.
This lodge U rapidly increasing in mem
bers, and. perhaps will soon be the leading
tcmrranceorganizatioaofEasternOregoa.
if.T rvr Pftcmt Tt Satnntav
XUis caf was ineu in juice iwiiey .coon
before a jury. The cause of action was
that Mr. Foster had erected a toll gate in
Ora Dell illegally, and detained Mr.Milar
ker fire and a half days to his damage in
the sum of 50. The jury, confisting of
J.Tiespaia, L C. Disosway. James AHlson, '
h. Cram, James llanlord and Jonn liryani,
having patiently heard the testimony and
listened attentively to Mr. Everts for plain.
tiff and 31. Baker for defendent.
brought
in a verdict for Mr. Mil&rker in the sum
of fifty dollars.
The "Walla "Walla lawyers claim that,
lawyers claim
they
make nearly twice as much in Urns- j
lilla county from the practice of their pro- j
fission than ther do at home. Then whr
dont they subscribe for tliis paper (bnt one
of them recieve it) so mat ttiey can seep ,
posted ca the doings of the county; then j
there would be no necessity of writing to
County Clerk Sharon to a 'certain whea a
certain publication appeared Ia the paper.
If they would subscribe it would benefit J
them aod save 3Ir. Sharon some trouble.
W. R. Donbar, G. V. C T. oa the 20th.
Inst,, ass'isted by Emma Welch of Xo. 04.
I. O. G. T., organized a Lodge of Good
Templars at Milton, with forty-flve mcm
mers. The following arc the officers :
A.M.IsaacW.aT.
LIdaSell.'W.V.T.
J.1I. Ingle. W.S.
S.K.Coe,P.lV.C.T.
John Sell. Lodge Deputy.
It takes the name of Defiance Lodge.
A little unpleasantness occurred betweca
Eli Stewart as plaintiff and C L. Jewell as
- defesdent, which was referred to a jury in
Justice Bailey's court, Col. Stewart claim
lag that Mr. J. owed a cert i an large amount
which was denied. Mr. S. appeared for
himself and B. B. Bishop for Jewell. Ver-.
diet of the Jury fi,45 for plaintiff.
a ' . , , , . i
Bcbotjuit. Last Sunday evening about ,
12 o'clock some adept in the profestion of ;
burglary, pried open the back door of ,
- Sparks' saloon, walked ia and took from the '
aaoacr drawer between four and firs dot J
Iara, in coin. eep on the lookout for cus
picioBs characters.
Wm. M. Willis, whose farm is located in
Walla Walla precinct on the Linkton road
throHgh tie Blue mountains, has a school
t af 1 at rraa
iB BBcccssmi uirBuua hereon, i uere is
as attendance of 22 scholars, 18 of whom
live ob the farm. Such enterprise Is
-
worthy of emulution.
- The following is the shinmcnt of treasure
from Pendleton by W. F. & Co, for the
SATURDAY.
month of January: Gold coin, 8,4 80;
silver coin, $460, gold notes and bonds,
t $2,660; gold dust, $100.
T.J. Moss, living at Milton, had best
-visit this office and make good the losses
to the proprietor by delivering at his resi
dence rotten butter, when the contract call
ed for good butter.
Messrs. Dinwiddle & Van Dora will, next
week, commence the erection of a building
oa the site of the Odd Fellows hall for a
furniture and cabinet shop.
.' - Our jail now lias two occupant.
St. Valentine's Day, February H.
Correspondence from Arizona next week.
Mr. Tortcr I hying In a large Mock ot
fresh drugs.
Joe Kecnry lias returned from "Walla
Walla much improved.
A Mr. Campalgne Is prporietor of a
loon In ltokeburg, Oregon.
ta.
Umatilla county is milling cgg$ to Baker
city. Tills is a good sign.
L. McJIorris of Wotnn spent a day or
two in Pendleton this week.
Itemcmbcr the meeting of wool.growers
to-day at the court house, at 10 o'clock.
Pedro is nearly out of fashion; scrcn-rjp
and euchre is rapidly taking its place.
The electoral vote will be counted on
Ash "Wednesday, which is St. Valentine's
Day,
James II. Turner E.q, is now on the
streets once more, and is fast gaining his
nsual health.
The wife of J. G. McCor was in town the
j early part of the week very sick and con
fined to her bed.
Wm. Beagle of the firm of Livennore
& Beagle has this week been confined to
his house by an attack of measles.
Mr. Boomer of the 2i. W. S. Company
passed through town this week and paid
; off the indebtedness of his company.
Remember that L. "W. Daiiuno is our
agent, and is new among the pcoj4e do
ing what he can for the East Okuiomax.
Jonathan Swift once a prominent busl.
ness man In lLoe parts is now a resident
of Albany, Linn county, and is clerking in
a store.
Frem Little Batter Creek.
Lena. January 31, 1S77.
Fnrron TL O. Snrrlr its "-inatin In
uie extreme for an itemizer to nndertake ta
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-wruc xo me paper wuaoui somcuang h
write aliout; but such is by no means the
case with the Lena rarrcsrondesU. for
everybody knows something and hesitates
not to speak thereof; cmseqaeatly every.
bodr (hcrcabutttj.) knows of the dance to
be riven br Mr. Gwr-elLevelett ee the !
" I
Jlih, In Harvev Crawford's bran new
house, built earlr this "Winter aad which
caused no little comment, and that Mr. ',
Whitwenh kt a fine American mare yes- (
terdar, -aVued at $125 dieil sud4enly; al- j
so Mr. Thomas Avers and Mr. Itrosta are '
I feeding fitr'the Swisg market GO head of'
fine steers. Ab old Uncle Chinook is J
again with as makisc fair nature smite
but not Use 4ww4jy, aad that'i aH.
10KO.
WHEREABOUTS OF THE ARMY.
A Ikr- rW vf tbr- kntUn f lLr Ilaau- .
commankatioa was nrrited frota the
Secretan- tf war ia resp9a- to the llvr
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ai-IXHasHVfi' Ol LBHOil MIITS irop. m
xrHaDre with this sbo!n
. - .
uric: tstvrvtic an BBtmxacuuiiiinHtiiim-
panles A. C, E. F aad G. of the First Anil
lery: C, G. awl ISccnd ArtiHery; A. D.
and E. Third Anaterr; I. Foarih ArtH.
cn C, Fifth ArtlHcrr. ia all 31
en4 mra -jK The i
a am.
ber of troopc acattered thmagh the Soath-
era States, exdading Texas, amoaat, offl. ,
cers aad men to ZSSl. Of these. 1,015 are
in C4Bsliia, S. C aad a b early ngaa
force is mas-d at Xew Orleans
. i
Nearly
j one-half of all the troops la the Sooth are ,
within the State of South Carolisa. The
entire army roter Is given at 27.001 Wash-.
ington city and the South include at the
time of the return aboBt!one-sereath of the
( armed force of the country,
West oh Itras
The protracted meeting at Saling &
Reese's Hall still continues aad is largely
attended.
Fred Foster was in town this week : he
says there is but little anew oa the Blae
mountains.
. ,.,,,,, .
Sam is opposed to the fene law; look out
for him when he comes down to Pendle-:
too he's desperate. .
A warm Chinook wind has been blow
in Z for several days pavt. . The farmers
will commence plowing should this weath
er continue a few days longer.
The Lowoi Cascades. The cannery at
the Lower Cascades is rapidly approach.
ing extensive appearance from the river ,
view. This enterprise of 3Ir. Warren's is!
located about two miles from the Lower
Cacadcs and on the Oregon side, on a nice
little slope covered with larec and beauti.
ml timber, backed with niclnresnue moon.
tains and waterfalls. 3Ir "W. has already
erected a two story building for the use of
the large gang of men now employed : al-
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foandatioa of a building 150 Iry 00
fcCt to the "lmo
'
Ksiotmi or TTIK WntP. One of our
I rrrrrvinilr-nfa rrvnfltr r-frrt tn i l,j.
celebrities the Northwestern Stage Com.
pany had in theircmploy. A biographical
sketch of many of their driven would be
'much more Interesting than that of many
j gentlemen who have recently been written
'
. op a Uie columns of this paper. There is
it pann,i,, rnr t.
" wh uaoaaoa. wa aaa 4VJ bV a-? ftAl f a UU
ning the machine" between here and Boise
This gentleman was atone time a brnry
contractor on the Union Pacific Railroad
i d eupplied beef to the million
He also
once carried on a large business in Texas.
For several years he run a circus and has
been in every portion of North and South
America. Charley Share, another driver,
had the management of a large estate once
in California. His wife is said to lie fine
of the finest women in theTcrritory. Tom
nuston Js the heir prospective or a mam.
moth property in Kansas. Ed. Payne is
one of the old pioneers of the Pacific
Coast. Our next ncrics of biographical
sketches will embrace some of the noted
men of Idaho who are eminently descrr.
ing of being handed down to posterity. In
these columns.
UXI0X COUXTY ITEMS.
The cold has moderated and what little
snow we hare been blessed with is fast disappearing.
Owing to the mild Winter or some other
caUM-, the Spring fights at Sutnmerrillc
hare already commenced; on the errning
of Janucry 8 a number or the bummer-j
ville boys undertook to make things lively
by getting drunk and going toailance; the
consequence wa they got up quite a lirelr
row which ended in one of the boy get
ting a large slice of his ear bit off.
The concert at the Core on the erenlng
of January 2flwa a prrfrtt sucres. Quite
a number from La Grande attended the
concert.
The following named officers were In
stalled at La Grande Lodge, No. 1G, I. O.
O.
F. on the erenlng of January 19, by E.
C Lindsay. D. D. G.M.:
Joeph Anson, X. G.
Joeph Palmer, V G.
J.A.McWhlrtcr.R.S.
John Wells. TreasBrer.
J. P. a ark. Secretary.
After the installation of officers, the mem.
bers of the Itcbckah degree lodge held a
meeting.
There is some talk of a newspaper being
started at this place.
There Is considerable talk of brincins a
portion of Grand Ilonde river in a canal to !
a snort atsunce ix-iow la uranue, and
there trect a grist-mill.
X.IOd-cd.
The Walla Walla Statesman says r Jost
now the medical gentlemen of this vallev ,
arc kept busy. There is an unusual amount
of skkness in families, mainly confined to
children. Diphtheria prevails to a frarful
extent, and in some instances we hear of
four and five children in the same family
being dawn with the disease. Typhoid fe
ver is also prevalent, and quite a nambcr
of deaths are traced ta this disease. The
prevalence of these complaints in a country J
heretofore considered remarkably healthy
is somewhat strange, and seem to indicate
climatic changes.
Ritxr IxrnoviixEST. The San Fran
cisco Bsllrtin has the fallowing ia regard
to the impreremeat of the Oreron and
ogteo Terrttory nvers and the ap-
nmnr5a!ifiti rmiramraMl fl-n TTtara
'
T recaramendeds appropriations of
vlM.000 far irapreviag the Lower Willam.
etteaad Columbia rivers; fU.000 for the
Upper "WillameUe. and p3.O0 fv the Up
per Cutamhla and Snake rivers. He stales
ihxt 3Iir Wlsoa's project for the pema-
k" w wc nmncn
! a r .1 . aYi .
Cohtnfcia rivers iron Portland to the
has been referred ta the Board
of Engl-1
neers for the IVriSc onut for epinioa
thereon; aad, withat roameat. traasroks
to the Secretary of war for the iafermatioe
CoBgres. the eiaboraie reporu oT3Iaj '
WIIea aad JliehW. f svrreys of AVea
river aad
bar; Ptstyalhsf) river from the
1 coal ralart to ks BKMMh ; for a caaal to en.
jnect Sboalwalrr Ray villi the C'amUa
! river, aad of the as oath of the Xcfcalem
river-all oT.wl.irii were rtraleml Wr art
' , ' , ,
l8rrcs Hi 1Sj. Ma a vjfa- to afttrnain
ln2 U,c praeW;' exprOseacy of
nuking the iasKareoaeas ladlcated.
The Owyhee Avalaacac saysr We are
eajoyisg rharmla;
winter weather
with
-
here. It hat been coMer tlsaa asaal the
part week. Oa Mnday"tsoraing the ther
moaetrr iadkated aiae degrees beJaw
zero. The ceWest of the scasoa.
From the Walla Walta Statesman : "It
Is a fixed fact now that msr wheat crop for
the coaiag aeasnn mitt far exceed that if
the pat few years. Already we hear of
vast tracts of land leiag sawn to wheat
Lt t . r , , ., ,
hk:h lirtorore hi. oerrr fell the ptew
3Ir. J F. Abbott will bare over SCO acres. !
Vt. lilatocK some 000 more, which is aH ,
cew land aad never before cukirated, and
j toes arc but a few of the new grain grow,
wl,r bare Jmt started in to Increase
the great wheat crop for the year 1S77.
NEW TO-DAY.
SCMM0XS.
la the Coctty Coan U tb K Crrfao far tba
raaatr of CasaOBa Cwp W. Isffe rdalaWT n.
r r. rtxr2rodrct
rpo r r raar tb ab Bacarddrfrodral- la tb
A. eae of tb Statr of Onrm yaa ar hrrby r.
sairrd la ap(v aad um tb cMafdalat Bird aralat I
yoa ta tb abwt rautkd anv. la tbr Uir aaad
roartaatbonraad day of Apr. tTT. K Wtef tb I
trtt day at" tbrorttlrra of aM coart artrr tb riptr- '
atiac it tb wbbcilina ad tb mmrt Sir rll rai
i ratlr ort from lb 11 day of Frtraarv. ja tb
datrofts tnt pabheatiaa Wrrof b ordar of H. C '
I Taakan Jadr cf aaki roart aaad tb JTth oir f aa
aary, ll Tb trlrn&n iM uk bura tba tf ab
facta arvar aad aaaarr tb capUal lama tb
plaleuZ wm Uajw!!tt acataot yaa Ut tb aam af
Saar feaadrrd aad SAy-oa aad ST lot ddtare aed tatrr
nttkrraatfai -rrot prr acsaia froai tb litb '
da Vr&l- tin mmA ' . .1 M .w. '
! S'.'r Sart " H Xra "
' 3 t-"a a . v ko. p!icur Jtuy a
ESTRAY.
j
i TZJjTvJl
X. prraart. MaU of (ir.cllr a rnataa. Oa
taayrarotdborr. aftaBjoe, bay aad both Uad tt
bit apta tb pao tl. a aeaaB wbttr apr tb
aw. ba bread rkkbl. feaU b brlac abnal bfWa
baada aad ca 1Kb btefc. Appraiord at f IS br I. C.
TimBpaon, Jtlicr of Iac.
Jataary STlh, ttTi.
THOROUGHBRED
.ALSO.
XROXZE TURKEYS,
Eeri ahipprd to
aay pan of Ua roaat.
faaractrrd ta luldi
aacramral.
2-SaJe Arrtrxl of
FoabCsanxtcrd.
PEKIN BUCKS AND EMBEN GEESE.
ALSO.
Thoroughbred Southdown Sheep.
1) niCE LIST NOW READr. At, rararbtrt on lb
care cd fowla batrblsc rdlac dtaraar aad
tbrlrrarr, etc, adapird rrprrully ta tb rarifie coeat;
price 10e. Addrra, "lib ratloard atarep,
iTI. Eyre,
NAI-A, CAL,
(Mrax atat a brr yoa aaw thlt adTrrlWrcret .)
NOTICE
VEX Ta all wrar
T8 HEUEBT RIVEX Ta alt prranu Botlatrsrter
A.
harbor mr ltr. Marzarrl Itaarat Cabrr. oa tar ac
count, aa 1 wall tay ha dctda coalmtrd by brr afltr
tbudala. JOILS-.Cl'UtK.
Jasuary 77, 1IT7.
Our Brand Column.
.SY-IUaMwtor that the bo taharrtb for this
paprrraa kai thr raarki aad bread pUtW la H
omiMoaHr a utml (turn. Tola alvt U sarihtho
iUrri4loa prn ta ujr stock nitrr
;
: u ub ria aiwta.
U a Wiit. lirkk rut, tr Wrrtoa-CaiiK half
ctrrs unt a rtt hip, ttit and odr ut la un
( aodrrtit ta rttirr.
u n.cror. tvarrrwi; Cattw bread fCoolWi hip;
qaarr rvp a r.Ul rt aa4 lurK as4 aa4r
Ut ta lb Irfl rx. Hon aanto braad oa tb lA
Rmn C-cru La Crtadr. Orrroa; Uenrt C on left
boMrr.
J II Kr7 Birth trrrk, Caill. J K eecswtM oa
kft Up. Hn mm oa Uft abeaMtr.
'jaarVrKarr WntM. Catttr. mriniri by a C oa
ritbrr h.p. llarera, aaavo bread a k-tt abaldrr.
C A IO-liMrr WWW rrrL Caul. K rtftt
ktp; aadrr btt la Irft raraaj ri(blraf Utnmi. 11a.
I an. R oa rubl ahoaklrr
a 8 wHa. nntr Caul, doau r Wk a un
aU. rrep o rwht aad iall krk la irft
Ilanrv, aaata bread oa Irfi aboaUrr
It K. 5cbode. Kama. A oa Utl abaaldrr; cattla
II It oa Dfbl bJp, rotoMb rrvp of rxbt oar.
Wia. Dinbrmk. Calllr. that J- oa lft hp;
"k aad apprr Ut la Irtl ear. )lum,U
aaa bread oa Irft up.
X at!. IWr crrrk. Caul. A O oa Irft kip: abt
U b rar. Hcoca, aaa braad oa Irft abvaMrr,
R- J OCiirr. lUrrr Caaroa. Caul bread, loo rlr
antUrdr. t r of rar, bote ta rU. Hor
an amaw bretd oc aboaMrf
T W Ayrn Rattrr Crrrk.
Up. rrnpoS rifbl rar.
abuaUrr.
Caute bread, -f- oa rljil
Hmra, aaaM bread oa kft
j y jiwit. tunh
rallW. thrrr drvUra. crap
Hen, Too Irft abaoUrr.
aad Udtlakftrar.
O r.Tbaarraoa. Sllr (ml , K bread O T oa
Irfi afcl. rrp rflt rax aad ajt U kS Sorera
O Tea Ml aUmUrr.
Haw, rJruc. Caioa bread, .u. .
up. ruht car cat lUna, io rt-i
boaldrr.
i. C Judaea, ntot ltrk CatlU Rnad. rbaia book
oa rjW Ufv crrpo4 rb rxr aad aaavr rrp o7
r(bt rar Ham um bread oa lr(t abaaUrr.
CrxiKl a titrd. CaMm CLn
Urk aad aadrrka ta cacbaar.
oa Irft boaUr
kft . itOx
S. L. ibm, Wntaa. CII bread K oa rfkl hip,
abortcrevoSkft or, aad Bdr crip of of rfiX
rar
W W BruatrU. CaUV. Ifa" df frr lark oa Irft
Caak . on? aod rjdH la rifbt rar. vlrr tiopm ta
kA. Hnra.B aaJrf Lakf ante oa !mUc.
W. WHITCOJfl. 1C- D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OSr at rranaa IIcol, rradlrka, Orrfae,
WJI aurad al ealU. day a. fit. oak pracaaraa.
AS dwai trraiad by IV UtM aad trry Wat
aaad tut tUt rneSsct at U-r paurat.
&fc&J5
"V"AV1"5 Rrrrrrrd iaMranaaaa froa tbr Board of
Mala Lad Oa.Mil0' n ta ftWrr L
taa af mJl taurm dor tta prMC Jaaaary I.
hit. a t ' laanrvtrd aaa pWaar al aad riaawar
abnr amaata aad axta aba aaaw
J-rrH K HtX. KrfWrc
rataa, Orrxw. acary 11. 1ITT.
DISSOLCTIQy.
"V""t,TJCT a b-rSy jMra tba ab ranarrrbtp Lrr.
1 I rtnatf aaAr tb na aaak of pwvr a
xaVr la tbtt day aid by Mstaal
Vxa dor ab Ira laart b (a4 la Mr. rnr. aba
1 artak aN atwava acaat , u4 aba i roalatt
Ibr banaraa brmArr.
a. a roKTcx.
Ja8.ft.ltr: Wa Kit 1 TX.
WARWAR-WAR!
Talie 33"otioo
" fT r" ic tXVU am 1U- bc curt.
1 L rdopva tbr lit af Jaa-aary
tr
aad laraabk
vimirtt rui Sward aad muia ap ibrir amaata.
To auA yaa a kaoo that t saras ruam, 1 aat arl
Soil For GsumJjL
A to k a rartor aaJ.KreUa finrf at OUST Sr tba
art I tbry il Ora akax( bfW Jrrr ar cap.
I mmm aHtCwklaf tr as ISrtSaad pnm I'M
CASH lata TVuUis tb pabBc S pt f. ta
aay ha I aaartr C. W UB.
I-rir SB, ItTft
VPHISITSUTIUX NOTICX - Not brrrby
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traonli, aaaday acbonl carda, autaary. caeUora.
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ADTEKTiaEUIN'TS.
WM. 8WITZLER,
DtALu nr
9esral - mmmi
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
HARDrTiCE,
CLOTHING.
TCbaooo,
i BOOTS AKD SHOrS,
HATS AND CAPS,
Sm. lie
HIGHEST CASH PRICK
- raid far
Fin tii Hies.
MAIN-ST, PENDLETON.
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ADVERTISKMKNTS.
Saddle and llarnon
MAKER,
Pkmuletox, Onrniort.
Krf.r Coattaadr oa bawl a eoaplrt aarpiy ar
IUra. rMddlra. Hrvtka. WUpa. faare. CmUn.
Itallm, Aerbra, aad ryUila bndd La oar Uaa.
tail e4 ara aa brlwrt aadla( brknr. aT"lUlr.
lag pruaapc' aiUedol to.
PIONEER
B- STABLE
J2RRT DESPAIK, Propritter.
TS1S STAB IX Ha Tier U ra tiUi, rraoraud. aad
r-paiaird. U la nrtat caatdujoa fur lb care,
SLaC aad boardf of barer
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had; alaa add borara. Uorar Um0k'. aad aoU.
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tmrnjimiMl aad U fafl frracaa. raraiSba
EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT,!
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Hi'liest Cask Price Paid
For lis ait
rTOl friad Cora aad Chop Ftei, tsr' IsM.
aaj da ia its weak.
FLOUR, BRAN AND FEED
Fr salt at all liaea.
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t acaua 9ut aaa aad aaxaj pro&u. I vtf '
OUAJLUmS THE 3EST JL0TJJL
la t&aaaasrj,ul kart tit bat UIH
ZaVrt wi tkt C.SMLiM.
W. S. Dyers.
ITLTZSTEJL ft KESTLETS
PLANING MILL,
IIAILSASH k DOOR
-FACT0&T.
ruii( ta a2 tu braartra dcaa praopily aad aa Uata.
Thy aja raninTa
WINDOW FRAMES,
SASHj BLINDS,
AND CHEAP FURNITURE
01 all DMcnptios.
Wa ara prpr4 ta CU ordm al th Mowtac prlr
lahCona aad Raatte raralablac aad aarkrd
11 U prr IM fm
WarVia I torfi Sooriax aad Raatie U par 10
Bmird wralbf r brrJttt richaxirJ 1 Saot aad
( tack dear laaabtt, root Sjc Coot, frBhrd at
ora rraabrd at from tl t U 11 09.
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ll4(ht aaab, by a.aoWy, f 1 TA
Taab Umda t rrr Josra.
Oa ill kUia artr ieeO ftt a USrl d4cella WJI ba
laita
MoVatt a cU rr lach far feot liaaaL
Plas aii ,Sffcificatki5
Taralahad aa abort aoc,Tr af Oat,
ba a ara rrap(yt lo oa
Ua naaU.
aarOrdrt kft at lb ta of Ltd tiraraMra, Ta
61taa, U1 miT aniasd autatloa.
UNDERTAKING,
TtaltaB UaBd aaroadrd ??
The East 02 egomax.
PLKDLETUV, VXXTUJ.X CO.. OBEtJOT
Tina papor is published in
really one of ihe best counties
of the State, and which yet con-
; tains much valuable pubic
land. The paper can be made
ja valuable auxiliary to the
more speedy grotvth and gettle
Iment of the county, provided
1 a generous support is accorded
j it by those who have positive
j interest in the welfare of this
ortion of the State. The very
iard times and great scarcity ot
; money will deter many from
subscribing for the paper,' who :
under ordinary circumstance?,
, would willingly assist in maiu
taming the enterprise, by buy
ing their money's woirni of
news, both nome and foreign.
The duly of all is to subscribe,
'first. fGa a copy for home read
ing, and then to send at lesst
one copy to a friend in lha
States, that it may then be r
culated among those who de
sire to better their condition
by immigrating to a better
country. It is a notorious fact
that Oregon papers sent Ksst
have brought hundreds of fam
ilies to our Slate. Besides
those friends left behind prefer
j a paper sent to them every
i week rather than & letter semi
j yearly. Really it is in the
; power of all to subscribe, aa
: we stand readj to receive fri-m
those who cannot pay money,
ALL KINDS OF PEODCCE of the
i farm from a load of hav down
'to a turnip. It is not bcjrgiug
jtliat we are, but simply re
minding people of their duty,
Jto themselves, their friends
'and the public
To those doing business ia
the country the necessity, or
rather benefit of advertising,
ought to be apparent. Let our
country paper make a good
showing of business men; let
it reflect the business of the
country, and then those abroad
can form a correct idea of what
we are and what we are doing;
besides the advertiser will get
iiisxo.KET back indirect Jv four
fold. JOB PRINTING
The East Oregoxiajc job of
fice can turn out as good plain
business and social cards as
an' office in the State; having
a fast Euggles card press iu
good order and condition, card
printing is made a srECiALTT.
The large assortment of wood
and other type renders the of
fice complete for poster print
ing, which we are always ready
to do with celerity and certain
ty and at very low prices.
Anj- business man in the coun
try desiring any kind of job
work done, will please address
us and get terms and we
pledge ourselves hc-w4fr4iyc
no occasion to send to WallaT
Walla or Portland. Years ot
experience, and an acknowl
edged skill in job printing pre
pares us to assert that wa can
give entire satisfaction.
LOCAL IIOS.
The settlements and town
of Umatilla county are so dis
tant from the county-seat, and
from one another, that the ex
penses of employing a repor
ter in each would be too great
j for the small business we ex-
i;.i iv uu lira ajiutj luvTiiriuiu
we would deem it an especial
favor if persons in each town
and settlement would send us
each week all local items and
occurrences in their town or set-
I tlement. Items which aro
sometimes considered trivial
I read well when in print.
Young men and women who
desire to cultivate their power
of composition, and learn to
write in o terse, brief and
plain manitcr can avail them
selves of this invitation, and
benefit themselves, the public,
and render us a great favor.
In these columns we hope to
bring the people of all parts
of the county closer together,
to let the people of each sec
tion know wnat the "people of
other sections are doing and
this we cannot accomplish
without assistance from one or
more persons from every town,
and settlement in the county.
Therefore we say.
Write fr lfnr Vxjtvr.
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