Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908, April 10, 1880, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTls-Mloity lets. ONLY TAPER IN CHANT COUNTY. Official Paper For Grant County. Canyon City, Saturday Apr. 10, ISSO. ?. FT. Shepherd, Editor NEUTRAL N POtlTSCS UNDER ALL ClBCUVSTAttCF-S. io- THE FIIiST ISSUE-VOLUME TWO. "With this issue the Grant County News opens its second year of cxis tance, or Volume Two. It will be conducted as in the year past an Independent Journal devoted to the best interests of Grant Count and Eastern Oregon, and it will be a duty of the News to give to its readers all the local items possible, and in view thereof we invite corres pondence from every precinct in the county. It will not be controlled by any party, sect or creed, ring, clique or clan, but each and every one can have space to give vent to their feel ings or room to express their person al, political or religious views by pay ing for said space at our advertised rates. "We hope we will not have as many drawbacks to contend with this year as last. Peo)le arc aware that in every community there arc fanatics, old fogies and chronic as well as acute growlers, that are ever ready to throw cold water on any new en terprise that may start in their vicin ity. The croakins of the above named class had a tendency to help bring three other papers in this cit' to grief. But the true friends of the News paid no attention to their idle talk and their county paper now lives to see another year, and will live to see another, and another, and still another year. It is our purpose to enlarge this paper just as soon as it has support enough to guarantee us that it can live over it. But we believe that the thinking people who have the fu ture well-fare of this county at heart would rather see the county repre sented for another year by the News at its present size than see it enlarg ed before it can stand it and in a few months, at best, die and leave the county once more destitute of a rep resentative in the Journalistc held. We believe our friends now under stand the situation, and we desire everyone that wishes to see the pa per enlarged to constitute him or herself a committee of one to pro cure one or more subscribers to the News. Ye will do our best for the count- and its paper. Notice. All political communica tions from either party, or from any one interested in politics must be aeeonmained by the cash or the eauivelant or said communications will not appear. Remember that the News is as tree for one as for the other. It knows no party. The Albany Herald s&yslnformation roaches us that the condition of Fall wheat throughout the country is ex cellent Mot of the farmers have also their seeding done - an unprecedented occurrnnce at this season of the year. "W. B. Carter after an absence of two months among tho orange groves and vineyards of Southern California has returned to his home in Corvallis, some what benefited in health and certain that there is no place liki Oreiron. Fines collected from oflenders in Al bany for the past three months amount tn jijst Sn. This is not because of the luck of criminals, but because smo of the city officers are afraid and others dar'sent. N. L- Buder, of Polk count-, who Was nominated at the greenback stand ard beater, has declined, and James H. Scars of the same countv, has been sub siitutcd. An excursion to Portland over the West side railroad, for tne benefit of the Evangelical Church of Corv.dlis, will be given May 4th, 1SS0. Geoige Wells, of Buena Vista, has losty a nuinber of sheep lately, and sun dry other individuals mourn iho los of "valuable dogs." General Sews- Geo. "Warner, treasurer of Borden town, New Jersy, hanged l.iiiie:f. Russia is putting the nihilists through on the cast iron regim?, as usual. Many Canndiaus ae emigrating to Massachusetts and otlinr eastern states. Txis slate troops had a figbt with Me.icau desperados; two Mexicans kill ed. Grant has reached New Orleans and been received and entertained in the u ual style. Blaine men were in majority and sent dclogatcs Worn Kansas to Chicago by a strong vote. Gohlwin Smith, an English philoso pher, think Grant is notoriously devoid c 1 administration merits. Drought has passed over the fertile icgion of Cuba lor three months past and has done immense dasiage. Spain is anxiously watching Cubian affairs, and has paid out 89,000,000 towards squelching insurrection. The Surry open steeple chase was won by Bacchus, Mu-kadin second aud llopholoou third. Five starts. Clearinir house statements for last week, show great increase of fcra a No especial tendency to stingchcy. Kepublcans i' Massachusetts and elsewhere, are organizing a second tick et in case Grant g ts a send off at Chi cane. The number of hogs packed in the west this wilder was 0,950,000 an in- iiii crease in ntimucr, out decrease in weight. A motion to reconsider the vote bv which the debris bill was passed failed to be carried. It was thought danger-. ous t'j haz ird delay. A bill before the California senate intends to prohibit aliens not capable of becoming voters from hhing in the waters of United States. Disinterested democrats in Now York ate endeavoring to unite the fractions to secure united represviita'ion of the party at The national convention. The vote of the San Franci.-o elec tion 5 toed an average of over 19,000 f. r i izens, again.-1 au average of 11, 500 for w orkinumen, citizens mnjority averaging 7, It looks very much as if the govern ment was defeated in the English olec tions. Liberals shows great gains so far, but elections continue vet through out the week. Is hereby given that the imdcrsign ed has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Grant County, administrator of tV Estate of Win. M. Hiatt deceas ed iaf e of said county and all per sons having claims against said es tate or claims against the livm of Hiatt & Bra; kctt, of which the de ceased was a member, arc hereby noticed to present the same duly vcri'iU-J. as by law required to the administrator at his residence in Canvon C'itv, Grant Count v, Oregon, within six months from the date hcuol, and all persons owing said estate or said firm are notified to set forthwith. J. N. BRA.CKETT, Administrator. D.itf-.l April 2d, IStSO. no Is hereby nvcn that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the Countv Court of the State of Ore gon for Grant Countv, administrator of the Estate of M. A. McXeallate of said county, and all persons holding claims against said estate are re quested to present the same verified as by law required, to the undersign ed at Ins residence near Camp Wat son, in said county, or to C. W. Parrish attorney for said estate at ! his ollice in Canyon City, Grant Co., Oregon, within six months irom the date hereof, and all persons owing said estate are notilied to settle the amounts due forthwith. E. SCHUTZ, Administrator. Dated April 2d, 1SS0. no2-4. STltAYEI OK STOLEN. A lirht cliesnut sorrel mare 6 years old branded 09 on left shoul der; a white strip down nose; three feet white half way up to hock joint. A reward of ten dollars -will be riven for the delivery of said mare to me at uauyon Uitv ii52-2. JNO. HERBURGER FOR SALE CHEAP.; The undersigned, wishing to engage in other business, will sell cheap for cash the following property: A Well Situated ancli one mile from Cunyon City, on the Harney road, good dwelling house, milk house, cellar, stable and other out buildings. Fencing g'jod; also 40 head o! IJBOOD MARES AND COLTS, more or less; some of the be?t bloodiu the county. Alo one 5 yrar old Stal lion, sired by Johnny Moore. Also an improved mower for sale. 150 HEAD OF STOCK CATTLE; about fifty of them good Dairy Cows, also a lot of Work Horses and Mules, together with freight and light wagous, harness, and other fixture?. Concord Bug:y and harness. The above prop erty will he sold in bulk at a reasonable price for half cah down balance on time with good security. For further partic ulars inquire of the undersigned or W. II. Clark. PAT MCIXARE. Notice of Final Settlement. The undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Israel "Yilks, deceased, hereby gives notice that he has tiled his final account in said estate in the County Court of Grant County, Or egon, and that Tuesday the -ith day of May, 1880, at 10 o'clock, A. M., has been appointed by the Hon. G. I. Hazeltine, Judge of said Court, as the time for hearing objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. JOSEPH ROBERTSON, Administrator of. the Estate of Israel nol-no. ATilks, decreased. Canvon Ciiv, March 2ith, LS80. ' ' NOTBCE, "W. H. Chirk of Canyon City hav ing assigned and set over to me un der certain conditions all his real and personal property, nil persons hav ing legal claims against the said . H. Clark, and willing to comply with terms of assignment, Avill present their accounts to me before May First, (1st.) 1S80. And all parties indebted to said W. H. Clark will please call and make arrange ments for prompt settlement of same to avoid costs of collection. All set tlements muSt be made with me or my authorized agent. B. N. BARXETT, n40-tf Assignee. Canyon City March, 0th, 1880. ERESS CUTTING. Mrs. W. H. Clark would respectful ly announce to the public that she i now prepared to teach PRACTICAL DRESS CUTTING. AU poisons desiring to learn would do well to avail themselves of the op portunity. Her price for instructions are reasonable. A chart free to all. Satisfaction guarmteed. Canyon City, March 20th, ISSO.-ff. A. T-IUPPRICTI, FASHIONABLE EOGT A2H) SHOE MAKER, CANYON CITY, OKKGON. LS fully prepared to turn out first-class work out of the very best material and finest finish, igRepairing neatly and cheaply dune n Z3S3EL 30 O Main Street, Canyon City, Oregon, J. W. HOWARD, M. D., - - PROPRIETOR. o Having recently received a full and carefully selecled stock of Drugs, and Medicines I am fully prepared to furnish every thing usually kept in a First Class Drug House, at reasonable Prices. Also a full Stock of the Standard Patent Medicines on hand. Call, everybody, and see, and buy of mv fresh goods. J. W. HOWARD, M. D.; Proprietor. y A Is still at Ms post, at John Bay City, deal ing out the very choicest Groceries, alsu keeps a full stock of Boots, Shoss, Clothing, Calico, Tobacco, Crockery, Granite Ware, fancy Cups and Saucers, and General Merchandise. My Store is always welcome to everybody whether they come to buy or merely to see the goods. 114 TiTs er T OIL The stock of Goods lately belonging to W. H. Clark, of Canyon City .Grant County, Or. T WILMS, CASH ONLY: 15. N. BAPNETT, Canyon City, March 20th, 1880, Assignee. All parties indebted to W. H. Clark, will call and settle their accounts as soon as possible. Foil Sale One Span Dun Colored Horses, wagon & harness. ST0SS AND TIN WARE BY MAX BffiETSCHAN, CANYOX CUT, OREGON, Koops constantly on Land a good as sortment of STOTKS AND TINWARE Ami tucb otber articl"? ngually kept in a first Till Establishment, AT WODEUATK PRICES. C.W. Bonliam Proprietor, CANVON CHT, OREGON. achinery, Wagons, Buggies, Plows and all kinds of work in niv line made and repaired in a workmanlike manner at reason able prices." Special attention paid to the shoeing of interfer ing and unruly horses. J will bo foiui'l opposite "WVod it Cluurh's Livery Stable where horses will be cm red Tor at rmstmacle rates. Give me a call. (. W. Hoxiiam. FrBSl Barton Ms for BY JOHN A GAEEIEON, Canyon City, Oregon. List and Price of seeds as below: Onions, Yellow Danvers. pvr lb 82,50 Parsnips. Loinr, per lb Si. j Carrot.-2, Lonj; Oranne, per 11 1. j Jieets, Lour Smooth, p.r lb 0 75. ! Cabbage, AVinter, pt-r lb 82. ; ilushird, White, per ounce SO 50. Kale, .Scotch, jk t ounce SO 75. Deans, Gi'int Wax, per b SO 25. I Corn, (o-bv's Ifcirly, per pint SO 25. Peas, McLean s Piuuuer Lo per pint SO 50. Turnips,Early Flat Dtitch,pei lb 81.50. Onion Sets; per lb 80 35. Squash, Hubbard, per paper, $0 25. Radish and Lettuce, per paper 80 25. liutabnaaWhite Russian,per lb SI. 50. All orders Promptly filled for cash. n41-tf JOHN A. GARRISON. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. M L. & G-. H Douthit would I respectfully inform the people of Canyon Uity ana vicinity that they are prepared to do sewing of all kinds. CUTTING AND PITTING a speciality. Also that they will soon have on hand a full as sortment of Millinery goods, and small articles, such as but tons, thread, emdroidery, dress trimmings, etc. Your patron age is politely solicited. STORE ENEY 3 IT. G CVEItH IT. W. A .1ACOD3 OYERIIOLT & JACOBS, Wagon Making Carpentering. "Wagons and Buggies repaired at reas onable rates Spok es, Brakebars, Ax es, Felloes, Plow Beams, Etc., or Sal 9 Building and Jobbing prompt ly attended to. Doors, Sasli, Etc-, Constant!' on hand and made to order. AND SALOON, Washington St.anyon City, Oregon F,Q. SELS, - - Fropt'r. ConBtar.tly on hand and far lo, ZLcg?03r Boor Suporior to any in tho Soto. FINE WINES. LIQUORS ANI CIGAKS ALSO, MALT. MALT VINEGAR. AND CIIOirE CALIFORNIA HOPS AND LAGER BEER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LIQUORS AND WINES, For sale in qunntitios lose than FIVE GAL LONS. If THE POST 0FFI0E! E. HALL, DO 3EZ Xi 13 JEri. JUST Suitionary, Spectacles and Eye Glasses, Candies, and Nuts. Subscriptions taken, at Publishers Rates, for all the Leading Papers and Magazines published in THE ILNITEB STATES. Agent for Titus Brc, jew elers, Albany, Oregn. Watches Clean ed and Repaired. The John Day Mills are in full op" eration now, and are turning out tho very best brands of Flour, Graham Flour and Mill feed. All orders left at the Mill or -with Gundlach fc Bro., -will be promptly filled. tf. H. Stanislawsky, Practical Watch maker and Jeweler, is located at Can yon City, Oregon. "Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired at short notice and warranted. . n32tf. COElt CITY BREWERY