The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, December 22, 1877, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCjjc (fast drrgmiimt SATURDAY. DEC. 22, 1S77 LODGE DIRECTORY. IUkh Ltttcs Na t K. or IV Verta In the Castle BalL lYoiWon, crery WrJiclij- evetitn. Brother In food tuiMticj are etrdlally Invited to attend. rnourvw Lome So S2, A. F. axd A. U,-Vmi on the Bret and UuM SlossUfS of each month. Hoara oi tnecUnc tr. x. Earrauc tik, Martha Wt-hiacton Charter, lVetlle ton Metis every Tacwiaj- nipfat fiUo10 the Una and third Uosdays of each month. Xtkxka Uume So. ,Laar. rrndleton Mreti ererjr Saturday evening it I r, x. Brrthren in pewd standing are Invited :o attend. Uak&iuu. I IPG No. 100. I. (1 G . T lYodlrt co ll rets erery Thursday ex-rnlni at T o'clock r. X. fcrctbern In coed standing are requested to attend. CHURCH DIRECTOR Y. Erocortt. CBCBCK.-errkt. t r. x, 3d Snoday rf each month the Rer. L. B Wells. latandSd son Uy the Eer. VV- U MacEwaa. BarrtsT Caraoe-BeT. B. rrnett, Pastor; acr rieea -at the Coon Boom on the rated Sanday of tdi month, at U a. a. andTer. . Daemx Cxrxca Meet m the CpctI Bne on the third Sunday of each month, Mr. I. N. EicLudcon ofioatikc, at 11 a. x. and 1:30 r. x. SlrmoMrr Cnrnot, Socm-ner. S. tr IViriea. Factor; fserriors in the Coort Booe on the Erst teen day of each month, at 11 a. x. aadTaOr. . IL K. Carxcn- Her. J. a Hitman. Paston ser vice on the 4th Sabbath la each month. Prayer meeting on Wednesday rrralcf. Tmi Sntoav Smoot-M. VTIiH. Sor. Meeti TrrTT Senday In the Coart Hoce at 10 o'clock JL x. Nones. SimrJe announonaenu of btrths, mama ft and dralhs, nil be loerted vnthoot chaise. OWt oary noDcea wffl'be chared lor aeeordras to their length. Siogte cepW af ike Earr Oaaoeeux, in aiatycts for Badtcg, can be obtained at rhU oSee. We affeme no rtifrotaJbihty for Ttewt exreetred by teorrcFroDdesta. cumins-rocrtaxn. JJoTing 1 SSng.. tOC A I. ANO O Til nil IXTKLUCEXfE. Diphtheria A Bereaved Family. On the 24llt of November, Mr. Z. B. Off ens snd wire lost by this dreadful scourge -their only daughter Martha, aged about 9 years. On Monday the 3d of December 4heir little boy Jinunic died, aged about 11 rears, and on Sunday the lCth their -only remaining bay Wm. Bradford agod 1 year, passed away. They hare now but one child left out of four in the last three weeks. Surely some remedy should be provided to check the terrible ravages of -this fearful disease. Prof. Geo. M. Paul, as will be seen un er head of "New To-day," will begin a class in penmanship at this place Jan. the -4th 1878. All those desiring to take lessons wotrlfi 5e -adl fo attend, as the Prof, is a good penman and has a splendid faculty of imparting knowledge to others, Mr. Paul in penmanship is Irtghly roconv mended, having taken the first premium -St the Stile dr -and al several cemtr tirs. We leara there nlH be several weddings j a and anim! Pcfrdletn duriag the ap. proaching holidays. Well, no belter time could be selected far marrying than mid 'winter, and the ladies seem to have profit ed by the poet Owpef s advice, vir: "Misses, the tale that I relate This lesson scents to carry. Chose not alone a prwer ma.c, St a proper time to marry." Tbe noQee of a young lady, published in our is-tuc or December fth, ias called forth considerable inquiry. Several have written to as desiring the nsrxe and ad dress. Now wc published althe time the considerations upon which such informs' lion could be obtained. . t, subscribe and i nar for the East Orsxkxias comrlr.iJtl'aurc 4"'i1'JU,v;c gentlemen, witii the terms and mc will fur ztish the desired information. Mr.Wm. Beagle, Sen, of ITeppaer has old his grist mill to S. Denis and Mr. Hueson. These Gentlemen have also bought oct G. W. Slansbnry axd hare now goae to Portland for machinery te com. fAete Ifae sill, and expect to have it is op eration within six weeks, and also contexn fllste erecting a woolen mill at Heppner. Weston Lodge No. 5S, L O. O. F. Wes ton, Oregon, are'eotng to have a public Installation of officers, Thursday, January 3d 1878. ACplendid sapper will be set on that occasion. An invitation Is extended to Eruka Lodge Nn. 32, Pendleton, Milton Lodge No. C3, Mihos, and Enterprise Lodge, TTalla Walla, As win be -seen from our advertising columns, Dr.W. T. Williamson, late of California has located in West, and has formed a co-partnership with Dr. W. W. Oglesby. The Doctor comes highly recommended and is, we believe a grad uate of the medical Institution over which Dr. Tolen presides. Wasted. A good brick maker in Pen- dleton A man with capital to build a tcam flouring mill at Weston. Consider, able gratuitiocs local aid can be obtained and it would be a paying-enterprise. For particulars inquire of I. T. Ltecsse, Fles ton, Oregon. BLACKSxiTurxo. Chase & Cochran have opened a new blacksmith shop at Heppner, and are prepared to do all sorts of work in this line at prices to suit the! times. Those desiring LlacksUl thing done with neatness and dispatch will do well to call on them. 3L II. Abbott has sold out his interest in the Gaulle establishment and has bought the Dayton, W. T. 2tau. He passed through Pendleton this week on his way to his new post of duty. Mr. Abbott is an old newspaper iran, and we wish him success in his new undertaking. I. T. Reese of the firm ofSallnjj & Reese of Weston, has returned from San Fran cisco. Their house is filled to overflow ing1 with a surpcrior stock of goods, all of which they are selling at exceedingly low figures. Mr. David norn has sold his fine stal lion, Anvil, to Mr. Sterling of the leland City Flouring Mills or Union county for 13,100. This Is the best horse wc think we ever saw in this country. Dave Wright says he has made arrange swats io sell pools on Christmas day on HJatrWonial races to be run at Pendleton on that day. Look out for Santa Clause noxt week. Dr. LaDow is at Now Tort, Benton County. Window sliKtles, new .tylo ami beauti ful, nt VanDoni's. DepUty SHcriff Taylor has sold his resi dence in Pendleton to S. M. Pennington of Butter Creek. Consideration fSOO. Marvin, the son cf J. II. Tomer, we un. derst&nd.is sick with that dreadful disease, diphtheria. The stock-holdcrs cf tbcE. .0. Publish ing Company are requested to meet at the office Christmas day, at 1 o'clock r. si. Mr.E. C. Dice of Independence, rolk County, fell a few days ago and broke his arm. Mr. D:cc wss formerly a resident of this county. TTe regret to learn thai E. &. McComas, editor of the Mcwiain SerMiul Is danger- ouslyill with the lung fever. Fe learned uie sau news just as we were come to press Damon Lodge No. 4, K. of P Pendle ton, Oregon, will pHbltclv Install the officers uHoet, January 1, 1S7S, and a grand ball will le given on the occasion. Every body is invited o attrad. Dr. T. T. Williamson o San Fran Cisco, Dr. J. C Epperjoa. late of the X a- tional Surgical Institution of ImKaaopolis and Dr. Alexander of Albany -Lave loca ted tn Weston. New Saihxkt. I). W. IIotbct 1ms re cently opened a saddle and banMss shop atllcppser. Mr. Hxner is a dMroegh business man, and we bespeak for Vtkn a liberal patronage. Go ami sec him. A scrnb by the name of CaMvell at Tborold, Canada, has been Miking liar of the AftifamAe. Surely a man tvke would bilk a newspaper man ought te g hide himself te death. YicL't Fteral Gui4t clianged its name te Yidf Mapotine and will lie issued monthly in Jthe future We have received the Jan uary No. It Is neatly printed and in its make up exhibits great labor and attention. The Union DcmvxntfM California oemes te us this week In an entirely new dress. It is prtatcd on type of CaHleraia make from the foundry ef Painter k Co. of Sin Francisco. The paper Las a neat ant! beautiful appearance. Mr. James Lehman ef this place tool: his departure a few days ago far his old home in Pennsylvania to risk bis rela tions, and to receive his porien ef an estate left hint by the death of seme rela tion. The ladles of Pen-ileton mecraetbjj Those desirieg a new aad neat fitting boot to "tip the light faattk tee" at the Chrtetraas bait should go ami see Louis L shertngc at Heppner. lie is prepared te do ail kinds of sbocmakSag ti. bottom prices. The mail rentes in this county are to be radically changed in the futsre. In stead of running to Umatllhybe rente -will now be from Pendleton via Pilot ttoek and to the Dalles. A special contract will be let from Walla TTalla to Pendleton and an other from Pendleton ta Umatilla. This maVe Pendleton a mail center of coa Pendleton Lodge No. 52, A. F. & A. 1L, elected tLe following ofBccrs but Monday evening: S. RotliehUd, W. iL; IL G. Yoakum, S. W.; Jerry Dcs pain, J. W.;5L F. White, Sec; J. 3L Uentley, Tress.; D. 3L Taylor, Tyler, and J.H. Turner, Wm. Swi trier and S. L. Morae, Trustees. Installation, Monday evening, December 24, at 7 P. M. Mr. Tilson has placed us under ol ligations by placing on our table a copy of that most excellent monthly, "The National Lire bjock Journal, publish ed at Chicago. Mr. Tilson is agent and will take subscriptions for tiie sain a. Terms two-dollars and I5-cents per an num. A boy named 1 -ak Wood was whipped by his teacher, Mr Reid, and then put out or doors, at Albm. recently. Rod has been arrested on rharge jT wrongfully beating.'strtkiDg. scruxhin and shaking Frank. The case was trial by one Jury which failed to agree, and then dumissed on account cf some technical error in the papers. A new warrant was sworn out 2nd Reid was re-arrested, when a change of venue was granted. The result we have not yet learned. Good Place to Live. Etotinf TeU- It l ill z It is thought that Dr. Baker's little railroad from Walla Walla pays a clear profit of $1,500 per day. This road Is one of the most jrrofiublc In the world. When it is remembered that this country Is not yet half settled up and that in a few years the crops of wheat and wool will be ten times as great as now, it is impossible to doubt that the new railroad from Weston to the Columbia river, running directly through the heart of the wheat country, will be profitable and its stock a good in vestment, especially as H can be obtained without coin. WcstoH Items. We lwve four phynicinns here, to wit: Eagan, Oglesby, Williamson and Ep person. "If music bo tlio food of love, play on, give mo access of it that mirf citing, the appetite- may tdeken and fco dio ShakeHperc." A number of organs arrived in town during this week and will bo for sale by the Gardner BrotLern soon. Mr. and Jklra. banford of Pendlcton-f passed through Weston on their return trip from Walla Walla. Please stay all night tho next time you come. -r, t i t ... in. - .'honest nnd Industrious vounc man. ur. Jjaaer anu aicjioma ot Walla Walla were in town this week t Ukiug i eilroad to Westonites". I Tlic new school liouse prescnU a das-1 ir.,,vT aical appearance. Weston Observations. Under Uie Skillful management of our pliysicisBi the dii4itheria seems likely soon to become a scourge of thcrwst. J. Morgan and family mourn the death of n bright and promising boy by It, and another son is still sick. o new cases have lately oocurml. Dr. Welch xuo de parted thi life on Sunday was buried on Monday. The new school house is by far the best one in the county, and probably in Eastern Oregon, will soon bcready tooccupy. The school will be under the management of Dr. Grubb, assisted by his sister. They are both moit excellent teachers, and the school will no doubt prosper under their care. Friends of education from Pendleton (if there arc any) are Invited w ten pAsslog to take a look at the magnificent edifice est the hill, then ro heme. belt the cuurches a Utile more and weep. Everybody about Weston are sober, honest and industrious. No lejral business of any Importance. One or our lawyers epens his Basket of long stories at Dawn, leaves one at night to be continued while the other Knox about airing his new suit. All of our Johns Imbibe the busy spirit the one at the Express and Von oSke, looks after irjtlls and the other gender most becoming) v; the one at the market moats the -euj4c and their approbaUoa asdisvery likely to make a steak; the John at U hotel is getting readv for two balls, w hich are to come off na CbrittjRas eve aad CkrtstsMS night, while Demi b occasionally biowght to view at Hayes.' I understand that Prof Paul, the knight ortbertrill will establish a writiBg class in Pendleton. May he live long and pros per. Anv one attending his school wilt gtt the worth ef his er her wmcy. Tat he- net raving attic enough thus far to get awav will necessarily remain. The yoag men of Weston jrirc a ball on Christmas ere at the new school betase for the bcaeftt of the same. Tickets $S1, supper iactoded. An eatertaameat by Mart Tayler assist ed by several vols tears, and the perJerm. isgdeg, will be give at Sating' HaH. Chrfema night. Ball after the permr maBee. Swiper at Hartmaa's. Tickets te all $50. People Uktag the cars at Pen. dtoea wW be broasht here te the krmlaes half fare. Mecvaaea, I Tmu. From Heppner. D&cmotKU. 17m IS77. Ewtor E. 0 Serial traasaetlOMS ef impertanee have taken place in ear tawa of kte. Osc Mr. F. Dennis came te the place a short time siace aad l4etag from his actioas be meant basiaess. He frst ! made arraanaMals for the narehase af the aoarmg mill of Messrs. Beagle i Hal lock, siace thea we aaderstaad he has par chased ef Mr. Staaeberry all the leaer parrjef bis place or the part that Mr S. had lakl eu for tewn lots. We cadersUnd thet Mr. I), is a rain of meant and that he set only purposes te erect a No. 1 floaria mifl at this place hat also tetrad to baiht a sash aad door iartory. If this he tree he w ill receive a hearty wilooms from the citizens ef neppaer. Jehay EWea. ear wide awai road -pervlr hat eoattraeswl a goed sahtaa- l!T M WBW Crwsk Iace. Tbaaks. Arraafemeats hare beea mad to have a Chrisuaas tree at this place. We hope ItwHs be a teces. D. W. Bailer has b In & ti. i past week sancitler MtVieriWs for the tAST (jBEBOSIAX. We hepe he has heea 1 succeful. Owing to ar. BRHsaal press af business we were unable to reader bits any atIiiance bat we wHl do oar best when we have leisure. B.B. From tl JAmrry we learn the Sheriff oi Ane iaaty nu arrested ne Lewft st Seattle, charred with the znanW at lit (Lewis) broUtcr. seme 16 months are. He wu otag cnuer me assaaa! same of liana ai. A farmer having caUIe trepatog apeVj nis grass uehis. pKeU ap the teilowmg: "Netls If any man's or woman's cows or oxen rets in these here otes his or her tale will be cut oa as the case may be. I am a Chritlan and pa mi taxes, but darn a man who lets his critters run luse, say I." Dr. Smith was mnr-ttnf. tlila vmV a little surprised one en makiHz his aeaa! call ata bouse where he had been aUesal- ing roureMtdrea down with the altdttheria, to find a fifth child. Os iBaairiac who owned the new one. the rac&er. w he re- raametl stroag and well, replied that k had heea reseated her m the alcbt. This poor woetan had bcea so fcay aareiag her sick CHiwren ttiat s tie bad aa tsase te he sick herself. BUe StaUrnum. The friends or 31r. and 3Irs. R. II. Card well will be pleased to hear that Mrs.C, who has beea t cry senetuly HI at the Par ker house for several weeks past Is now steadily recovcrin?. The Illness of Mrs. Card well has kept Mr. Card well so con. stanlly by her bed side for several weeks that some of his friends had sappesed that he bad b-ft the city. We hope seoa ta hear or the restoration or Mrs. C to her usual good health, and to sec oar friend "Richard hlnucirasrain." in the buslaahs circles of Astoria. Attvrian. A pamphlet inviting proposals fer oar. ring the mails on all routes iu the PaciSc tales and Territories for four rears, com mencing on the first day of next Jaly. is now being issued by the PoslofBce De partment. Proposals will be recived' aatil the 2d day ot February, and awards will be announced In March. The routes te be let include 34 in Nevada, Ci in Oregon, 1C7 In California, 30 in Washington Terri ton and 118 In Arizcna.Utah.Ncw Mexico. Montana and Idaho. Acalandx. Lee Bros., of LancaMcr. In Lane countv. raised on one and one half acres of land, S)J tons or carrots, which they sold forflo per tnn for stock feed. They also raised, says the Eugene Guard, 21.000 pounds of hops on 12 acres oriand.10.000 pounds or which they shipped to San Francisco, where they expect tn bare them put up in hair-pound packages Tor the purpose or selling to drag gists. Tills they are induced to do by their commission merchants in San Francisco on account or the superiority or thoir hops and the realization or much better prices. On Saturday last near Mr. Floyd's res idence, five miles ran or town, a young man named Harry Wlnett, in the emptor of3Ir. R. IL Hood, or this citr, was acci dentally killed. He started from 31r. Floyd's on a load of hay and had gone but throwing him upon his head, from the ef it-cis oi wnicit no fooii aitcr aieu. nam Wlnett was raited by Mr. George Coggan, in umou cour.13 ana was Known as an ' rcmnlna wrm l.rn.ih mi.n,! i.rfi from Mr. Hood's residence on Monday, Mr. Hood miucsts us to return his thanks ? a,nd , ! MoJ'd ?nJ .to otti??' tvT. the kind assistance rendered on th Is Bad occasbn.-Jfoumiruxr. OMHtminlcatlon from "Itatlaw 11 cston, ' received too late for Insertion this week. -Taa Pnrtw fnniaitn In llif oi!Irr of the t Mr.iSon Francisco Weekly Examiner Is dead, t Toaclters, rpmenibwr the public exam ination, Dec the 31st Town lots in JmcoVh addition to Ferv dleton for sale at the otSce of Turner & Bailey. Ixxr. A medium size Mecrchaum pipe, somewhere In Pendleton on Sunday the 10th Inst. The finder will be suitably re. warded by leaving it at this office. Public Masonic Installation, Hep pner Ixxlgo, Heppaar, St John's day December 27. Ibjv. J. N. Richardson, of the Christ Ian Church, will speak at the Court House on Sunday tho 23d at 1 1 o'clock. Died. at the residence of Hon. T.T. Lleuallsn, In Wetton, Uraatllla County, Oregon, on the 16th day of December 1S77, Dr. P. Welch In the 77b year of bU O. F. Clark's much on Willow Creek wan sold at SbcritTs sale lost Tuesday. 320 acrvs for ClO-dollani Mibjcct to a morteage of 1 ,333-JolUra. John Iloysc was the lucky jKirchawr. Mr. Wm. Overholtxcr returned from Portland Thursday morning where he went a few wreks ago on account of ill health. We are glad to announce that be returns with restored health, while in Portkn l he s-lecttd a nice tn-c known as the Date Plum or Jaonese perMMraon fiecially for us for which we leader him maar thanks. Hlebr hat been making temperance we suppose be has Jeiaed speeches sad seme temperance orcaaizatiea. We won der why he dent join the church new. When the. Ucvt! was sick, etc Wcatkcr Itcpert. Oaserrauoas taken 2 P. Dec. 20, T M.L.IItinxr,M. U. S. Signal office, Umatilla, Or. D. IUUMRAXTS rBOX NEW EXSLAX!) Gea. T. IX. Taaaat, who was lately in Ore con sad nnw acting as agent for the rail, road a ad steamship companies at Bostoo, writes the cdtter ef the farmer, that a large Cs nairniieB uom .ir rtcimnu i I 1 I X - 1 I io Otrtroa. tmar be exnerteal. aside from ? thMe roaalag ta the new stramer 5bsf ct Oneyaa The Spring will furnish aa an pneedesst tars tag to Oregna from ever- rrew4! New Eagiasd Ywicaa rrt much . i- : . .... v- v- 'ghdwatslsessifyoGraagtrsaadpc0- 'pVw.M bH. ImIo-iatoravOk The steamer. .aO 'fOr?. will preea. ! j hK- leave next mocth. and be crowded ht - (th the best kind ef emigrant. Gen.' Taaaatt is well known thcreabocu aatl is dosag all he caa as acest for the railroad : d tlp compaaio to direct soch ! immigrants in this dirrcuoa PENDLETON FLOURING MILLS. T'S nsretxrav ruwMNe mis art & iua(liiil aa4 Is fcB e(nUaa. rsr a EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT Or VaWc.. 0 Higtiest Cask Price Paid For tie sa-oc WM grisd Cera and Chap Feed, fur toB, any day ia tLe week. FLOUR, BRAN AND FEED For sale at all tines. - .- Trr neasJ T M txA I W mm rW. Xr : : aaMS la-OkA aafaa aal aaaal preu. I 91 GUAEANTEE THE BEST FI0UE la the ceuatry, as I hare the but Mill East of the Cascades. W. S. Byers & Co. 3ALING t REESE. A a K R E E E E E E Weston, - 02 ..He ttitt not be., UNDERSOLD. Orirrs b taitl jeartr atuadcai ta 1 TTavk Jtst noinvzn a laiuse axd com. il atocL of Ceseni Mmtuodtie, bkh ifcey t? - - I 2 IS Z I If., s 5 I5: rVu IKKirg. ft ft aJlr frj uSug.! - imt ' n onir t N - MiU ( ft CWvr (M BO e - itUs w &mr it bo e " lnu zli " CW4y : b - iHta wii - racrr Its pa a - m tjt - omiif pea " afaa r)t " frctT p p I jglcrrwieaaciepM any Wxito ta jaaicrn vrrpa. It will U to joor lvml to PRICE OUR GOODS Before purchaslugrtlscnhcrc. ;L1VERM0RE BEAGLE I V E R LOT LIVEKMORE. EaUUbbrdla O R E in sow aOmat U UW rUae a larae CVi writ attectea alta C iTIKKCOAIVDISE it tSe rr teanc CASB rrtera. aa IW laT auJa urupeftU t rtae fjoit TVT arrp mm tAmd a tM Ira mt PCTU KErt rwwt iviix fflnrrs. vck r. aaadt U mW; uJ aa nn mum mJl W Vmmtirt am abart tmin. TV kKSnt rew Ve fmU kar HIDES Aal IW, aa4 a tl6a mt Ctmlirj Tn Mmm art aiM areata Sar aJ klmem B E A C L E Wagons ... -AD. ASHICULTU'AL IMPLEMH'TS iwe at Eiyrm cOct ta lit aus Urrrwerc Ac Beagle. NOTICE TO BtrLTCU nail aad SMEsacatMU he tie if mSko. TVr fUm mio?cr4 Sy tb cog Ufa S3 m mm r uteaa IA imw va rtraaea4 8 altrtJ tW eactnrt ta 1114 tl bmc Sue U brw 3eMeMaa4 If (m cnferf.aratML ma uiHRjotai TSbinnnMUlSt SSLk mt D. at "iirt tnw 13- m t rxaaHwi aa4 a aalwtlea taaae. Aa4 as TftarMir tar tt ar af Jav lfTA. U eeelnrt wX U SK at mmM mmMn ta ta Irani raraeaAI Vi&irt. aal tb twrace (ratC tka racArart W fiuttii tarrre a Z $mr taefteat. bmsS xf ate esctnet t tm a,yjtel ty tie frtAScf TEACHER'S EXAXLVATIOX. msOUC viS fca a mstx exaattaaUea cf arvGraala J. -r Tcbrr- TrrUtcatM at ArmLTl mzixxi Wm la reaetaa, as Xaa4sr. Die. 33, 1SH. Ta Rial- tattea "M brjla u I mUek a. K axi dna U dack M, aaarjv. JSO. C AXNOLO, scm sac a. a. ill, juatauav MW. B. MAYS, JBaSL Peculetox, Obtcox. CARPENTER, CABINET MAKER AXD UNDERTAKER AKD GENERAL WOOD WORKER. EErlloufe building a speciality.. HURRAH! LOOK OTJT FOE TIE CARS! rjmE mtsr stocx or CUUISTMAS GOODS ma aaoeutT to ma OOCNTT, roa tut it ttx PENDLETON DRUG STORE. IKCLtTDlNQ Toilet setts. Vases, Work 1 Baskets. Albasts. aad alatost au Junes o toys. AnrkldiinbaKM low Uwa at aar oUW ntabliaBaecl Kaat oflbaCaacaAaHaaa- A, H. PORTER. Mc Lyons. 9 TONSORIAL - - ARTIST, Xain Slrttt, rendition. Ortjjon. HAIR COTTLNG, SHAVING AND LADIES HAIR PUFFED, FRIZZED, POWDERED L M AND CURLED. WM. SW1TZLER, DKAIXX rx HL . - MERCHANDISE GROUERIKS,' PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, Tolbaooo, BOOTS AND SHOES, nATS AND GAPS, Etc Eic. HIGHEST GASH PIUCS IW Sor Firs aRtf IWes. MAIN-ST- PENDLETON. carcox D- Th8odor. UXATILLA . OBZCOX All kinds cf Liquors choisest WINES, CIGARS, ec kept constantly as head at this peaalar RE50KT. Girt xr a calx, can an xxb six t)K TOCUlXVES. pmD.W. PRENTICE, Skcrmas Sc. Mjite, PaHilJUIal, rcfM. MUSIC - DEALER! Cesrral Ajrct fcr Orr tat ta WKBER PUNO AND STANDARD ORGAN. EtrerraCliM At lb CHAeaaal TiNtea UTL SnERMAX AND HYDE, SQUARE, GRAND AXD . UPRIGHT PIAKOS. TV tcet saefaa rrlre4 taatfaaxaU naie. Folly Warranted for tea jmis Sheet music, music books, and every description of musi cal merchandise, wholesale and retail tastriaeati snU as raj, aoatalr CataWati icJ relea hat leil tm e acvHeMlae. rtMacal Vmmia Stare. Career Ylnt aat AMtr tnvta, (SSroabrMffPt sew MSteC Portland, Orfn, PASTURAGE. I HAVE ZM tnrt Uf.'jtl yuAur. nmitrraol tnem' mtA rU t la arax. Ml taf risek aa A JSaatews S, Bliea Wta- rra-ilrtoa, aa4 w! ymtonr HORSES on CATTLE t 12 CyT rax jVif TrWlI'b ti M pi . tnitfrn wr w0m. . or y. sicBAKtsoy, ssnaw MILLINERY GOODS, TOYS, ETa- r . - Has arrived la Pmc&fctr Trias a Aa 1M of superior DRESri GOOD3. TRIMMINGS Ladies and chlidrens HATS', &4 al kinds of Milliaery cds ef aVr LATEST STYLES, Also a splendid aMorimcatof CHRIST MAS TOYS and presents. W W. 0f-7. W. T. wenaaaaas, PHfJIClAjr at.SCBGEOY, WaAtcm, aw Wlfl aues4 alt ear, Sf CT t&t, eaft -PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO, ' XTtznrS, CautXla coaatr, Orrjcx. OtEra Tl Xasa aurrt STOCKMEN. Havi5c rcacaAszD vs. x s. daxiel-s zx Kee baa4rcatie.taatUawnrrra9cataa trwH ta Um boxaa rar aaet tj kfs. uf Qrzlr atta atctor aUac&ot eadmcath, ea Vit at. J. DtSTAUt. MRS. -J. M. BARTON, Later a aWta Orr. aai!c imatei ts Tra. Wiea nets rneSaar Scn tit caaoa et lAi vfaretr Ctn tl kaa aai a Inc data Miliinerj and Dress M EST A D LIS II M EXT -Oyvaarrraareaa Hatet- Wtert wis t tses a faS aaotaras C a3 Vtftfa tC VSkMtfj daoemf DraTnoixj, etc Cantrg aa tttac K3r trxa rsf torau ta ra mtmfacrtm, at fim'.lr arKgS. So-nmmw pea bar a al"S xts. J. v. txsrcaL Si Louis Hotel. Xact Stxztt Walla Waixjl WM OHLHAUFF, pwRtETOS.,s J.B.K-i Tn- ST Ail MARKET RALEY 4 ZENT PROPRIE'S, Mala street, opposite Peadktaa HoteL tr mmir 13 teii mt reaOrWa aS rtautr Sir aa a ca3 aas uucrtscaA X3T0 WX.TOX Jt S2EUJL Stiikr anl Haness 3faia rTrsTOX, Oxscojc All HUi l -7rk aaac vitk iHtxra Diifatak, a&a at fee&aek rUCB. "TTTr A5X Oj tifh mt Cxti3a Cfzstj ta tw a I ? a caJS Mare ft ta VaSa TaSa. aa ta rmnaiea ta ata co a caaata aa ma aa caste ncgUtXamttTramuL ADAM STANG. r5ST i PENDLETON, OREGON, BeeatslaArm the Tk d parrt t faTKuA SUE I Be Oat to la tow yraw I ta tl feorAa Taa ex- eeOeM asaStf. Trjaatj ste t trr eM t ef Xala at. crater sfikef LOAAS lYEG TIATEB. ICAX 5K07UTC L0AX3 rO PASTES anft Vutm Orryoa Sar 3 per scaA. ccauaav tea: tatercM tea r ent cer aaar-n nt an av- Tari tlsae: arertSnl I eaa jtt eaOeaOoca taat via eraasa STi.0 r SIMLOSS. I tera staaa aa arraanBau SA eapxa&Ma. AraraaaakoaUa- aeaa k aa aoca, im axsatiia- cat tasaa. T. A. WOOD, SetiatarafLaaBf; rwtlaa. Onfss. B. D. G0SXEY, GUMSMITH & CLOCK REPAIRER. IJII IT-TtTStf franespnaxea taaMet bm ta aVa J nolvorfc. Sag la aaaae feaaaar vua Vui Taja'v MarlttaSb Sbcfs fwaattoa, Orrfxt. IrTOCa-ANTtallKartaastztaTea. tm tatto rvaCrtdS Draj Staer. a berecaatn Swat a luci noctirtxi irm be acatat rrrj krraa Srra A.a.lvaTXK. ADMINISTRATOR'S XOTICJS. THE CXDESSICNED bas beta duly anaaaei aaiabt.-atcr at tb eatat eTTWsaa CL eeaaot. AQ tvraeca tariae daiau ina maerebrasUfieitWr-neAtaeBiU asa. 6ml? m wkj nwrm wv n sis IS Laaasca rTTTtatr - ..- ---- v- . i- 1 il i UJfJlI Iadrt44 U axU ertata ant reraanl ta ataka tassa. fiau paracaa, WK. UECALLKX, HWmut Not. 17, 1$TL " T. 1'IXAL SETTLEMENT. la ihe Oaaatr Ctnrl of CaitHa COear, State af JL ta Um alwre mint coart as atmtahtnmlx aa4 a Jattatwrttac of thm tmusm ef Tesa. K. XcCar. d. mac riAnJn.it v4 auj iai. ei . J - wj mmi mart Ueaacot tterroC lor ia? oa.noa:a aeiMiHi Joecra a. Xccor. AilKfek... 1TVXKTS axt n&XNTS, AlWroeja. Dtc -yj. WllMn Hatch UMATILLA, OREGON. "TW. . A. WIL96N, rwat Jlreet. CaaMiUa, vare aha lm botci. tto aeaaa U bws fUMa ?eaea a anuiaM boict. - rir ilii I o om an ereaftVoi, aad Um taM rr.H at atapliea U tie tx Ul C mart lk-Ai. Ttaiaata val aat tegret aaaptas u taa alaat. LECAL BLANKS at this orrioe. i