An Interesting Meeting
a. very tenurkable .1:. i interesting
euac: took pLv r ,c:.t r.t Wash
ington between .;. r.- who had
lout on opposite siuca uutiug our civil
"ar. Il was Gordon's (CotntxUr.iM
command which struck the dauk of the
Eleventh ( l mon) corps; it is said, on
the afternoon of the nrst Jay at Gettys
burg, and by a brief though lir-.ue
onset broke its line, an.l threw it into
irretrievable disorder. Gen. Francis C.
Rarlow of New York, who commanded
the Erst division mado a resolute elTort
to drie back the eaemy, but while ex
horting his troops, was dangerously,
and as was thought, mortally wounded.
Two of his men tried to earn- him from
he tield; but as they acd through
tho storm of bullets, one was killed, and
Barlow iuainunoaioalv said to tle
other: "You cn do me no good, my
I rave fellow. Sare rourself it yon cam."
Gordon's GcorgU Brigade swej in its
imjetuous charge orer llariaw, who
foui by Gordon with face upturned
to the July sun, apparently dy
ing. The Southerner Hmounted
gave the Unionist a drink from
Lis canteen, and inquired his uaiue and
wishes. Barlow said he would probably
li c 1'iit a short time. He wanted Gor
don to take a packet of his wife's letters
frcm his breast pocket, to read one to
:..ui, and thon destroy them, as he was
twilling they should fall into other
Land. 1I added that his wife in
tLc- rear of the Federal army, and he
Yv ould resard it as an inestimable favor
it -he could be seat for u receive his
dying caress. Gordon did ell that had
1-ec-n requested, after he had ordered his
f x to be removed to a place of safety
nnjer the shade ot a tree. Mr. Bariow
received the message, came safely
through the lines, and nursed her hus-
lna bad: to iue and totsutii. .-5:000
Gordon's eieetion :o th United States
Sr.ate, Barlow has been in V'ashiuston,
was lately invited to a dinner party,
to which the Georgian was also invited.
1L- two men had not met since the bat
tic f Gettysbunr. They sat opposite
one another at the table. Alter intro
duction, the Southerner inquired of the
N crtLeraer, "Are you a kinsman of the
1 r.d Barlow killed at Gettvsbarg P
i .. -. father o: that cen-
tlemai." Then ivl.v - s. 1 a cordial
greeting, and the story, as narrated, was
to. a to the causuanr br Gordon with
ce efiect, and nx witaoa: moistened
eve
A Hunt After Bat.
0-i of the xuc-iet I have
i.cird for a very loag tune, say a wnter
for tLe London Illustrated Sporting and
Dramatic News, is my srifsd Mr. Ec
i-.es' description of how he caught innu
mentu! ban one sight. It was many
yea:s sgo, whtr. he" was young in his
jrcccssies, wuv a a pro
i::a; coznanr. he Lad
talier: loiiast
zzi a cixsi but rathtr dilapiiatcd littier
Ltr.-SL-. Soon after going to bed he fell
Iccp, and soon after falling asleep he
vzs awakened by a strong , duuehug
n:si as of a frighveel b:ri, in the cur
XjIza cf hie bed. He sprang up, struck
2 lizlit, and saw a dark -colored little
Teature with wings blundering about
tie room. Not being well acquainted
with natural history, Mr. Ecdes that
was to be, did not recognize it as a bat,
tut determined to catch it, if posribk,
a til examine it carefnlly in the morning.
Taking up a soft felt hat, he began the
Lu&t, and uved to capture the intruder
f .r i. lonr time in vain : but at last he
pounced upon it, carefully took it from
under the hat, shut it in a drawer, lis
tened to its ineffectual attempts to es
cape wanting to be sure he had really
caugLt it and went to Led to dream of
living dragon'. But he a as not destined
to sleep kwg.
Hardly had he dozed osT when an
other flattering awakened him, and light
ing another match be found another
bat. After this one he had another
hunt, caught it, put it in the drawer
with its brother, and again went to bed.
Again, however, he was awaketjed in a
similar manner ; bats came not in single
ipies, but if the erpreaakn. be pardon
able in liaualion.
31 r. Eodes hunted diligently and en
thusiastically, Making mritg a collection
cf specimens and petting them all with
great care in the drawer. Heated with
the cbase, he then opened tbe window,
anJ, tired out, at lait enjoyed a few
minutes' sleep-
Waking with the morning light, he
jumped out of bed and opened the drawer
very cautiously, a fraction of an irch at
a time, to Jook for his bats ; but, lo ' and
behold, there were no bats there. He
opened the drawer wide, and then dis
covered tbat it had no back to it. Ife
ha', in fact, been passing all his night
in ratehing tin- same bat, which had
Sown out of the Inch of the drawer as
sosn as he had put it in the front, and
when the window was opened had finally
escaped.
A Man Who Had Time to Spare.
Governor Iix was one of the most
industrious of men, but was never so
busy as to deny an audience. Some
minor State officers in these piping times
of peace are more puffed up and self
important than he -sras at tbe height of
his military power. IL 0. Houghton,
of Cambridge, told me once tbat he had
occasion to call upon General Dix in
New York at a critical period during
the wur. Although the General was
harrassed and alarmed by the threaten
ing state of aSair-i ia tbe city, and was
at the iamt time unacquainted with Mr.
Houghton, the great publisher found
hia in citizen's dress and so unpreten
tious that ho was charmed as much by
his implicit of manner as by the force
of his character. The interview so
agreeably begun led to a satisfactory un
derstanding at once. Subsequently,
when the General trknslated Dies Irac,
he sent his vorsos to the Riverside Press,
and the writer nnd printer became close
friends. Correspondent Albauy Jour
nal. Tbo average railroad map is cut bias.
The wide black lines chow that there is
but one way to go to any known place.
I
The Idnn-Streot High-School
'Dat't gwme ter Ik a pow'ful saroh-
in qmiT naucerattM reun i man, &ui
Mr. CojK'rnicup, last Monday morning.
us lie tmuetl on nib cloves ami rniHKM on
the desk for ltooks. "I'm inakin' some
remarks, young mis, and I want yer to
mm de flat o veahs in rMinltculoiis
iM3rsilMWt. Stop dat huiekprin. Hen.
Ulaekinbox, lea'n 1 twit a lwx 'id five
handles longside o' dnt oim tat
de side o ver Innd. Now, 'cord in' to
all de inform it ion which 1 has obtained
turn de preacher and owe o de dekn,
dar was a Ihjv, dat "ongs to ills school,
dat went to de chuch yistiudy, and
Vtead o listiiin' to de proachiii , as d-
orisfHiug ob VjHvuUe jwrettu hail orto
do, he 'tdoved his time in fixin' a ihu an
le bench in front ob him, so dat de jiu
would hw itfell up straight and wait for
de reitort ob de committv. An Mr.
Morefus, de preacher, sav dat jes as he
.t i ,U md.tlo l..lt'iri Lvthb f.t
hum, an drsppdd Vrsdf on de pin, an'
he savs dst she seemed to sorter nse up
like a teamboAt p!osui had tuk place
under de bench, aii made sv rat laudi
ble remarks not 'sact'v in 'eordat ce wid
de s'roetidittgs, au' which 'o&siotted con
:4derabul ob an ujtstubauct. llowsum
ever, undst- all de circumstances ob de
KlTair, de dekia afoke to iue di
mawnm Txmt it. an Towe.1 as now
I'd better pas a ru&olutiou aiHintin'
mycii au iuveauatui commkiw, ra
jtower to e' for puMons an' papers, an'
endeavor, as far as iu my power lay, to
discover the 'ump o'
sw sat wa tie
a
ca-in of all d trouble. De commit :y is
now organised, and de investigation will
commence.
" Bui Bosin, whar was you yestiddy l"
'SorT
Yms, vou.
"1 1 was oat ter OsmMunsviUe, '
nshin' in de canal, and nebter caught 1
noma but a little mod tut-kl. Moat any
uul." And IKU began to leak out of
the ryes.
"I)a;H do; yer needn't communis to !
gk up 'er wet spell here in harvest time.
Turn dat book right aide up, an set
down on dat nail keg outer de way.
Stan' up, Jim Johnasng; whar w you
yesoddyr
"I went out to d. baseball, &ad ,
peped froo de cracks in de fence I
warc't at de chu'eh talL"
AM right," said Mr. CJfrnicu, and
he sailed just the least bit.
hr vr you, Tom Ijaketts I You
was a: chu'eh T
-No, sir'ee, twasc't me pat no ptn on
der seat, f I kin prove by Johnnie
Simson dat ase as' him went out tr Mr.
Stone's orchard and got ew apIe.
didn't we, Johnnie T
Yes, we did, an' oT Stone like to get
us, an we hid from him in the gali
berry tch, an' a&aid still mos' air hi. "
- DetU do, boys; dat'il do. Here,
Joe Johnsinr, ran dis prout in de Lot
ashes and kinder temser it, all I get of
tay caat an' prepar' to rectify soae ob
de morilk ob dis heah gang. I kmdor
cotch up wid you, boys. I jes' made up
dat tale about de womaa aa' de pin, an'
I found out all "boat war ye was vstid
dy. Hill was out to Cumminille, 'lab
mg in de canal on de Lord's day, an'
never cotch nuthin' but a little turtle ;
Jim Juhnsinr, he went to a base-balh
and Tommy Lukem and Johnny Simp
son was belpin' deyselfs to Mr. Stone's
apphy, and like to got cotch. All right,
boys , de testimony is all in an' de ver
die's made up. We will now perseed to
pass de wentettee on outraged law." And
a -a -
m about a mtaute a souuu lite nre crack
ers on the Fourth of J air was heard in
the temple of knowledge, and a weeping
and a howling like a maaagerie in a
thunderstorm went out on tbe surround
ing atmosphere until Aunt Dinah,
who lives over tbe way, leaned on her
scrubbing bru-h and remarked, ' Brud
der Copernicus 'tirelv too sevigerous
when begets started.'"
Peninsular Virginia.
"I he ii ot j eoiniuiar Virginia is liiaer
kindly than rxh. Certainly i: has not
that richness of virgin land of ahich it is
saiJ, "Tickle it with a hoe, and it Uugbs
in a harvest ;'' but light manuring pro
duces a quick return and ample crops,
and that considerably earlier than in other
places north of Norfolk There is Mill a
remnant of tbe okl style of farming to be
seen, of whch it was said that there were
only three crops raised in Virginia torn,
hogs and niggers, of which tbe hogs ate
all the com, and tbe niggers devoured all
tbe hoes One of these " crops." how
ever, is removed from ihc iist. j
The "poor white" is poor very poor. ,
The small farmers of the Nosih cannot t
compare with these in absolute destitu- J
tn of money.
"Doctor,'' siid one of them who had
slowly recovered coRscioasaess alter bein-; j
terribly injured by an exploding grind
stone "docto-, 1 reckon 1 m pretty
badly bruck up, hain't I .' '
"Yes, my man; you arc hurt just about
as badly, to stand a chance of recover-,
as any man I ever saw.
"Thet's so, thct's so. Wa'al, doctor,
An t-rwitr lhfl r7 rwir rr I n m rn !
tz much ez I need money, I I wouldn't
evhed this happen to mefer fertwenty
A.e dollars!"
Many of these poor whites are day la
borers on the neighboring farms, but
others work a small patch cf potatoes or
corn on their own account, in ground
mostly so filled with stumps and so given
to over-growing bushes as to be useless
to a.-iy but themselves. One sometimes
&ees them working in their fields. Pater
familias does the plowing, Fiiius Minimus
drops tbe corn and the rest come in reg
ular .".equence, Mater leading the hoting.
The poot arc wofully ignorant, as the
upper classes are, in many instances indo
lently progressive, though far less than
formerly. In short, the Virginia portion
of the peninsula seems sunk in a Rip Van
Winkle sleep that has lasted a hundred
instead of twenty years, and that as yet
shows but small signs of awakening.
Tlio first impression of the English
design on tbe American dollar gives
you, is tint the raglo Los just been
roused from a brown study by an awful
and unexpected "swipe" across tho back
with a stuffed club.
I'Alint' COAST.
A Jlonott-r.
San FuANi io, May 2C A bomb csv
of allrg4 raic occnrreU at tUo MimtOHTM
trrJv, the ccas;.l briitf; our JuIim Jumv
McCulvcy. a Jrumtuer for Hall's niMj) faetory
ami tba rouUin:iiiM to little gills, aged
diim ainl rtlit )rar rcrteclivly. aad be
liHiR to Mt u-ictitblti faaHltvc. Tk
crime touk Ace ou SBly a vrt-k ago.
TklUtlrRitUl-Kitt3 Jitrcrrut f&atliv.
ami told llifir stores 111 tbe rrM ot
their roK-clnr imicMtD, tknr aaxiatioiHt
agrvviag in all uiitictilttr. Tbry r to
tbe vffect tbat tb taau ahd iImm into an
empty car dnrittt; ihe lay litu aad MMdd
as veil a rirciuUMcea would allow iu
outraging tk elder, routeirtiug bllieW witk
WMoly an asMtHit mihu tbe yoaagrr. !!
rvaibd iMt tbem to V.e-j tk atailer tpcctrC,
aud tkey did uot tell tb tory autil b Met
tbern urar tbe rluae of Uot wek aad aVd
to reMt tb libetlirt. I'jkm iMforaMtio
received au oMeer arrrsted MoCalvey oa
SerMteeth atwmrt yrstordar. H wa
dMlfltd with raite atul iadt aaNiult.
lo-day lie
a beld to MWkrr oa tae two
ebatgt. tb bail m earb c Um axod at
?1."00. Mri aivry it lmi forty year
t..,iiiUllux ami .Muriirr.
William. May 26. A quartet unearned
bote Saturday m'W; brtwerx Juh Keif
and (.'bail H-ddmecr at a gtmbliag labia
im Xatbetoa A Parker a aku. bicb re
tailed ta tbe UUiag of Keif They bad
torn gambling dm lag tb alUfnna. aad a
diace aro about lb divutoa U moewy.
1 bemf tb aaioaat m qairaua. A t
word ft cicbaaged wbeu Ibey ioae Irow
tbe table and KrdJen.-r nlled bt rolrr
aad raofbt Kelt' rittbt arm and laewd bi
Ntot near bi frrbr&U aad &rei. tbe ball
ealnafr Keif Irmc. raoMag utaat dralb.
Reddcaicer wa Immediately arreoted. bar
rkel to Colua aad bJed ib jU. He bad
jsmc etTed a K ur year' seateace at Saa
Qaeaua for a ctioe coaunitttd at ai(a.
Tbe citisea bere urtre r braced, aad bad tbe
eoatabte been detained la muilw
tbe mufdrrer would bare been Kneed
Wnllln lor fain.
Tbw apftcopriatioei bavit kecoa-c ex
baueted. ao more work will be done by tbe
UaMrd Stales coaet narvey narnei oa the
Sound nil July, at vbtcb Uum tbe aw p
ntayti alien cues, in. Ttere axe tbtee par
te m :t ii-U
lot, LJtH.
ltiaaariku. 'i. Me; L'i At -UCt
this maraing aome one railed at tbe
door of tb- roan boaae atl wa aaeted
! bf Jador Reed. Lo leaeeted to ca
tbe door. Mr. Reed teiaatd. when tbe dour
a f ueetbly brvkeu aad abwat Z Bit l L
trred, tbe jador a ordfed t- ibt uj ui
' band. bub be did. Tbr kei ' i' de
manded, but rt fated N-r.-b wat tbea
made aad ILt key foaad. Tb a.cb eawt
ed tbe oelk eontoiaias: Taoeaaa and Willi am
' YoVaaa. and lyarbed tbem by aanginf tbxta ,
ia tbstr cell W'm Yckr:a. m rbabedtc
tbe A or of tbe cell, and a tbe cbaic eoald
. not be looend. be wa baa; itb tbe cbata
on bis fct and wa abot veral tuae. Tbe
Yokuase vere ia jail t&r tbe ktluag of Jobs
toe and Tucker at Long Tom mote tbaa a
year ago. Wat. Yokuaa bad bta mst and ,
wao cca Tided of mankr in tae aret degfee
and tbe Sapteme Cvett ra ird last m cek tbat
be aald baT a cbange of eaae, aai kit
rate wa aocd to ire&6 r joniy Tbe aaob
were all maaked esref five
RiLEnartiLS. Cal . My l.Artcx
before tbe corwaer In tbe caller of tbe Vo
kam lyacnm; u ilowd bat lb verdtct vtJ
a oc be given hef or to-n.orro . The rrmatn
U1 be taken 10 Oakland toaigbt fr la ter
ser!. Tbe teaUaaoay i'.l sot be ad
knoa tor vrTrral day Mr. Ywkam re
ceived five b'-4 ia bi Wdy before bt iu
bung Hi ngbt are waa nearly tsH oi
-ank a nona. and a load from a bojni
v ra b left breaM. A paetol bt ia tbe
lef ide would bte kiUed bias. He feaat
till tbe la. He denied tbat kia arotber
bad anytbing to di witb tbe carders.
o Inlermilou.
bav Fiyctsco May It u aa-
aonnced ofinally tbl eresiag tbat tbe San
Franctoro board would bold li oa
mual on Fnday next. Decortuou Iay
Haj l'allare.
Ptosr May. aa oil eetabluned abjleealf
liaaor dealer. 72 J aad & Ciar tret. m re
ported tailed Ux iZO.OvJ
Troy lite nut! Anlrtoll Ilnuel.
s; FaiMiMro. May -i. - Troy Dye. fona
erl; public adnuntatrator of Srraaaet
eonnty. and hut ranaer iu rnaae. uvih
; AnderVon. were baaeed at stiaaiialo to
day for tbe xiBtder of A. M. Talna Um Au
gust. At aooa tbe pnaoaer aacended tbe
' eaoid aad wbtte br9d were palled over
tbem. Tbe clergyman xeaJ a atateaBent coo
eerntag Aadertoa' sfMntnal coadittoa. aitd
iko a atateneat wnttea by Aadenca. ad
attUD; tbe juauce of tbe penally and ei
prefriing a bope of redeantjuoa. !ye aeaa.
tuae grew weak and pale and Toauted tuce,
; bat reaaaind quiet. The clersymaa tbea
beejan a prayer. Tbe aooaea ere adiaKed.
tbe black cm drawn over tbeir bend, aad
at li 13 tbe dro. Ml Tbe aeka of botb
the eondeaaaed were broken by tbe fall, aad
iu li auaute tbey wore pronounced deJ
A pot mocX'm oa :be remaini of Dye 11
now is progre. witb a view to aeetaiaib
Ibe eoadtttoa of bi braia.
llrlllli Cuttintbln lleui.
i. L. Jaagenaaua. aa old San Fiancir.
jeweler, died adduiy bt nigbt.
Fraier river bat rien veTrral feet, and tbt
( dyke at Matqut baa given away and let tbe
' water oa tbe praine. wbicb ; tow ..wr
Sowed to a deptb of tvo feet
Engineer Lave arriTe.l to explore for a
s, Mao of railway ibrougk tbe Peace nrer
I coaatry. It i ciaiaed tbat a bae tbronsb
j tbat stetiOB would be 630 aultt iborter tbaa
j aar otber rontiaental line aow under way or
' projected
An idea for school Toaohera
A Matsachufeu teacher nritis to the
National Journal of Education describing
aa experiment in the schoolroom which
secrns to be successful. Instead of facing
his popils he Ins his desk behind them, j
and thus overlooks them to great adran-1
tage. The naughty little ones, not know
ing when his ejes is upon them, dare not
whisper or play. "They liare," be says
"so frequently come to grief in attempt- i
tng to calculate chances, that they have ',
concluded to make a virtue ol necessity j
and give up play in the schooroom as un
profitable, costing mo: c than it comes to. ,
Another decided advantage of this system j
is that it completely isolates classes iccit- j
iug from the rest of the school, the rcci- I
taticn benches being in front of the teach-
cr's desk, bctucen him and the school. !
and the backs of the puples luring toward ,
each other, communication by look or ;
sign is out of the question. The only
special role is that pupils shall not look
round.
At 20 you know evarytliing, at 30
you have your doubts, at 40 there arc
homo things you don't know, At &Q you
are sure of your ignorance, and after
that you read Mr. Beecher'u sorruon on
everlasting puniabiaont and hope ho is
right
A bald Cincinnati woman doos not
cover tbo bare top of Lor head with falso
hair, or by combing her own hair over it,
but appears to lo proud if tho distinc
tion tbat it gives her in public assembla
ges, for sho always removes her bonnet.
The effect is striking.
A Row Axnonc Coucrcttmen'a WIvoi.
lively woman at Waihlngton is ha
in; a very unlovely contest all to hr
self. Th ciutoiii hit W11 to admit tli
wivo of iiH-inlx-rs f lh' Hum t- th
twned allerie of th? Jx-nate I
UK-uiWr'a cud. IhiI tb? Sriiati- ladu-. I
piH tu object to the crowd. Hu h 1. t!. 1'
it didn't i1!oh their new SjHini; til-;t.
Ut abow utT to advantage. 'I Hey itiiaily
got things to suit ihum, an order lait:
l. en imu1 from tlie Semite Md nut t
reosttis' the rardu of tin MtetaU-rs 't
the I1um.
tuDrretl TmciiH lrar.
l have SMtTered for twenty tars.
wrik itching and nlcrt'l 4lea, Iwmkk
usel every reHMfdy lltol eame t m n
tio without benefit, until 1 used I Nr
William's Inlian Oiutmeut nvei-
immediate relief.''
J AMI t'AKHoU.
1 An 4d miner) Tecoma, Nevada
Two aurgeon. from tbe National ut$.A
lavtitute. ubich ba a tepWatioa xt bd.l.h
tbrongbuwt tbe eiiilized worbl for sur fsi il
lb imataaeat of jmdcI enrvatare. -r J -
.Hp dtear4. dab feet. dlearl J l-
orooked U&tx. le. Attala aad l ual a
tartb. wid iit Portland. Orrv-S'
'katle Hokl. Jr. m Mar U'tU I tb I'.lu
ioetnie. and W.lU HalU. W T at tL
Adaata' l!onr. May Sad aad -Jr.l li7.
Tbee kcrgeon will bring witb tbem an ci
tetii.T ontat of eortty apparatus fr
etraigbteaing tbe wort defurauue Tbi
m an opportuaity wbtcb lboald at be l -gleeted
by tbe aatKted KxamiLatioa fre-
If you an guiu tu paint your hou ,
Lara, wagon or machinery, the woadei
fwl lnpriahaUe ilixeJ Paint i nareiy
tka beat, for it i-. warrabted by thetr
areata in vour own town ua to chalk,
crack, pe! or bliater. to .M-r better aud
work rioter tltkt aar oia-7Ut.t. Tar 'aee
laat Iant wn awardtxt tae 3r.l pf-mi'm.
n-r all otbrr 'al. at tt Chiton ""W
VmU. ! ac4 IL Ool I MmU at ILe oit; a
fit Y-1f. I" Ut a r.truitu fru n.!'
Afri' lf ala lL. uii trr.'u. 4 - t-
TJf irj M.st at. I y c-fT-a't. w...1
aai'S-iuil.' r
All Dlllrr are wkltJ.; la a UlixalU rrtu.
II ! far lllrr aaJ mr baarLlr rr a iuh
latrare ap" la a Lar and rail for whliL
lltaM I tttrak la Itir iMrL dr f blIhtive
Mlih a t-ltlr ( Blllrr aadrr UN ral. It'
alU.l Iu a Uktllr all tar unr." whl
L) la ilwailrr'.Orrs.a UImJ lwrlBrr.
If aa) clrujt:ll will trr aaal)l Ibal
an) patent tawUlf tor nbl btltr, Lltrr
rrtur J ; Ikan rfUBdrr O trz. Uld I'arl
Crr. kl Urutr I, madr. It Ur m III wail Ibr
rrtuulB ta k
J In nuklnr j.irrliv or Iu
, rrltlli; In reIoue lo mnjr n4erlie
inrut In tbl twiper juu will j. !-n,n-llon
Itie nam-' ! Ilie pixr.
n.vvi; ti ti 1 1 i
1 nie I ur'
I uad at Lal
offer.
pemlrf v u -i
laoua rav: a ot
It- t.t i-vi U1
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IMPORTERS !
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W holosale ami Retail Dealer
in
General Merchandise !
Goods Sent by Alail or II'cIIa
Fargo.
Orders from the Country Solicited
All kimU of Produce Bonght nnd Si Id
or Sold on Commission.
fjthr; prtmf-th antutri.i. Cl:h ,
(Jf :7.V szzt ty ccrretfnd:ng u ::h u:.
Centennial Block, the Middle Store
No. 109 and 171 Second St.
Comstock & Pfluger.
tall Ij
JIEUCHANTS AND J0HHKKS.
civc niu X THI IU.
T. H, Chandler,
W'OODAXD WILLOWWAIIE, BROOM? thl-
Inuteri.TaU. Fi!i!ii TU, it
U front St.. Portland, o.
ii: t
Dubois da oqxivto.
General agents,
Commission ind Forwurdinc Merchants,
Wi Font itrret. til Waibtncton itreet.
fortUDd.Otn. Man Krnclco.Cat
Hpeclal attention riven to ti ln or Wool,
Hour, Groin anJ l'rojuceln fortlamt anil Man
Kranelftco. leb l-la
BUBTON HOUSE,
Corner Ttilnl nnd 1 Street.
Ncu the StcamiUp UnJUu, anJ tUUroaJ DpU.
l-OKTLAND. 0EE00X
I.ctvistoit tc Fretland, rroprletors
(UU ol Minn oU Houm.)
Win rrr do xmlnt nor zrne to make tU lia
TIIE BEST IIOTEI. IN TORTIaND
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ALBERT BARTSCH,
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use. Cures Pimples. Boils,
Blotches, Neuralgia, Scrofula,
Gout Rheumatic and Mercurial
Pains, and ail Diseases arising
; from a disordered state of the
: Blood or Liver.
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Wliol-nl UrusuUts
Kenton's Capcine
IV Uforous PLAST'R
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with ra"ier. !- tbe wvwt extra
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an.l take no outer, f-.ia ct un mu-i.
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deabair AJonnoa,.t l'Jtt si. New .lc
rarri -i m
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
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1XUI HUH CTK'S IN YWWS
J SIMON & CO.,
Iakl
lloors, Windows, Illiiitls ntul Uluss
IVSWim, CvRDf ANl It'LLEVS,
121 I'ront Ml., belt trnaliltiirtnu A- AlUer.
It Ira rOimSP. 0RF.C.ON.
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OFFER FOR SflLb ii :.0-; '..iUkS, i FULL L1HE OF
AGRICULTUHr-,1. u.tj-LEMEMTS.
BUCKEYE MOWER REAPER,
Tlic Leading iiarvtsitiis H.ulilut! or Hit- World.
CJA.rTTOIT PITTS
Scr Iu detail mill c-n-cral
feature-. IlIttTINCTI VK
unit IT.tl l.l It. nntl It now
ntautlM tlf
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Thrciher. nil nnlta In teotlfj-laK
that fhrT- nr. 1K ZSLT
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thoronsnlr nndentand tbo requireiaantt of tbo country aad tba dliScnitle
to bo overcome. AKetitn for
HAINES' Genuine
Spoc'a'iy Irrprove i fcr
Schuttler Farm, Freight,
Studebaker Wagons,
Regulator, Wind Frliils, .
Elward Harvesters, '.
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Clothing! Groceries!
BOOTS A.iSTD SHOES!
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Bees Just arrived !
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FOR SAL EVESYTVlItKE
The Physiology of Life & Marriage,
By J. H. JoucIjn. M. D.
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tlul ri- tar abt the laitmt r a aril ur tok i
traT.li. ul5" rJ' ' TkleaW tstomttljn tor
cTftiboJv Price ?i Ccnti. AJJrt i3 orJ.n u
SA' rKlNCI'JCO SEWS CO , S J WaiLiSitso St ,
Sa FraoctKO. Cal . or teat Ti ccr.U to tt aataer.
3f3 SqtUr St Sin FnaciKO. apU lu
tw, l.ii i. jortloo of tb Grata ami
tiraii. Cruf. of tb Pacific Cooat bnva
Ler tut by tb BUCKEYE, tbat no far
tumi hi-1 1. tun Lm ltpiorast of it merit
Of r.qMlre uritum-nt to rrmvluce blta ol
It auporlorlty; aa It 1 tu well and fa
von. h 1 j Imbwn to umm1 comment. It 1
tbo perfection of all &eper and Mirer
luu Macblnes.
lie ta tstetiat attention Vj our New
and Perfected
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SINGLE GEARED HEADER,
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its cli.vs
Taylor Sulky Rakes, 1: b-tz?
Monitor i Straw Burning En-
Scrtd fcr Special Catalogue, &:o Icr
our Kcw Prico Ust,
ALLIS & BLACK,
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K. I. Vl.l.lsja to.. of Milrauk-t-,Wi-foi..in,
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De Yomisf it Co.. PnblUbcr..
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL
U.l .r rail an
P. SELLING,
and aiuhtll trtt. PartUna. Orrai
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w a kins
Dubois & king,
Wool Commission Merchants,
Akl nuin .Mnttr on CuaiiDmrnt.
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THOMAS FREEMAN'S
Carriage Factory,
Fourth Slrwt, bctwesa Taylor aai Salraoc
rORTLrVND, OREGON.
A not awortment ot Bute. Thatons. Car
rlasw. Lxprr aeons, ate .coaUutljr
on nan J aaj tnaJo to orJer.
Ton BcicCf anil Extecttoa Top Carftam
arlair-triaKlar a specialty la thu IlaanJ
maBBractarltiira larx quantity. in can offr
i - uu oiscr Dome in
orccss. Top Basstr frm s to Open
I an J ice our 8K3 Eajgj.
Lri?T.rf0?J the eotrj- aollcltca and promit-
rnileO, New top larutha to order fay leaj
tnx jeau THUS. FKEEM.VJJ