Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908, October 02, 1880, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVOL. 2. NO. 2G. CANYON CITY, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 ISSO. ' TERMS: 3. PER YEAR. ST PROFESSIONAL CARDS. C. W. Parrhii. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Canyon City, Oregon. m! L. OLMSTEAD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Canyon City, Ohhoon, Gko. 13. CuilKiSV, At,-toT ix-fc 2Lsaw, Canyon City, Oregon. M. Dustin, Attorney at Law, Canyon City, Oregon. If. 0. HORSLEY, M D. Gf aduate op the umveiisity of imexx vylvanii, April 8, 1S-1S. Canyon Oi'y, Oregon. Office in his Drug Store, Hnn Stieet Orders for Dru:s promt ly filled. ?sFo provisional patronise solicited utdes directions aie s rictly followed J. W. IIOWARD, M. D., Canyon City, Grant Co., Oregon, 0. M. DODS027, M. D., N. K BOLEY, Jft&rDcutal ip in-: first d-r south of J l Howard's Drug Store. Canyon City. Or. boon. C. 1. IIAZKLTINE, CANYON CITY. OREGON. Annoii!ice that thev have re-eeived-a full and well - asserted Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, wMdi tliey oiler K Ha Vina; bought for Ca-sli vro ;'-e prepared to sell our Goods 4 heaper than they were ever I efbrc sold in this Market. Can von Pitv. Jan. 10. 18S0. The cheapsst piacr to buy PAINTS, OS LS, TURPE88TJNE, CLASS, POTTY, VARNISHES And MALL PAPER Is at Sam. Sirsd's, opposite the M. E. Clmrcli. Canyon City. Oregon. n!2 tt J HI wot IS) V. or), n a sias , 4 YVOOLSEY k IIOUSM AX, CANYON CITY, ORECxflH. PHIL HETSGEAN & CO- rrn'Mi KAR i ennnt'e'i with puro Wines nnd JL Lmjum-s, B.'Rr. Alo, Bitters and Cigars. FINK BILLIARD TABLES In thn Sao ir. 2f-Give us a call. Mcdowell & ran PROPRIETORS JOHN DAY SALOON, John Day. Oregon. The Bar is supplied with pure wines, Liquors, Beer, Ale, Bitters and Cigars. A fine BILLIARD TABLE io the S Iood. Give us a call. V Hotels. IT. Quoth, Af. V. Thompson. "IT Canyon City, Oregon, GROTE & THOMPSON - Proprietors Beg leive to inform their frrendj And tlie Public Generally . Thit they c:iti bo found at tha OLD STAND, And nro a'wrtwe ready to furnish good Board and Lodging AT MODERATE PRICKS. A fire and burglar proof safe has hoen n'ae- d in tho honot'or the accom modaiion uf quests. Husgo" Hotel. lMtAIUlK CITY, olIKCOX, J. H. ITardnian, Proprietor. Tae a."ct)i5nodations at tha above Hutel are ncd svory p.ara will bo t.tfcen to mike :JCC'niforrb'o beds, nr.d as p'.Vid h t H8 thu mifkol tii'rd3 furnisintJ at reiieonble IHtC." . HARff&Y HOTEI WT3 9 ?ort Harney, Oregon. W. V JOIffS.Stt Proprietor. Having completed my TTo.tel I am prepared to entertain the Jrav.diiu', public v;th euro arid comfort. The table is supplied' with the best -tlie market affords. The beds are neat and cloan. Holes And i?e8taurant5 J .JOHN DAY, - - - - ----- OKEGJN. YOST. M. IlSCjLIjV, Prcpritiior. The Table i- 5-uoplied with the be.-u the tnaiks-t aff-tds and everv :t!e:--tior. paid Uv the co'idmt of gue-s. Mta!sara'l hours. Board, $7 per wi'ek. sinido rrn' 50c Is. DALLKS j N D I5AKER OHT STAG ELI NE, Vailo & Co., Pronrielors Depait from (.'an;, on (My for 'fir D.iPes and Baker Cifcv Dai'v. 3 Aaives from the same points, Daily. ! R ('. WruwAJisoN, Siut. CANYON CJTV Mt'DKRittT STAGELLE, FPi, AKK . McBZ-A .V , - - Pronristor Departs from Cnnyon City for Ft. Uarney. .MeDerniitt and i Winnemueea pally. Arrives from same )oittls tlailv. 1SS0. SPRING. 1SS0. Mrs. Jamo Cleaver would announce to the public that the is just receiving from Sm Francisco, the finest assort ment of Ladies. and Misses Mats, ever opened in Grant County, and they will be sold, for cash, at prices that defy competition. She also keeps a full stock of Em broideries, LaceJ, Corsets, and Indies' Underwear, which she i-ell? lower than those who sell at cost and freight ex planation, Fhe buys exclusively fV cash The best assortment of Jewehy and Silver Plated "Ware ever offered in these mountains. Terms Cash. Call, examine and be convinced. ""UIQ 'DADED may too found on fllo at Geo. P nlO rHrCll Itowoll & Co's Newspaper Ad vertising Jiureau (11) Spruce St.), whero advertising . contracts may bo maclo for it I N NEW YORK. FIRST ANNUAL FAIR OR MEETSNC OF THE G ANT COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL ASSOCIATION, To be held on the Fair Grounds at Aft. Yernon; on Wednesday, October 13th, ISSO. First Day's Programme. Jrn:ST Runninu Kac;, half mile hea's bust 2 in f r 2 year edds. Pur-e, oCT; ftr.-t hore Mrtcoiid-Slf) third suvis eniranco. Second yingh; Dash one mile, free for all o year old.. Pnrms S50: Kir?t 85, Second Slo, Third ives oiit.ra(jp. KXHIBIT. B;.-t St:iU:on uf any :iLr'.or breed. 25 First S15, Secon.J .?10, Third saves en trance;. Uost Brood Have and foal 25; First 515, S cnml SlU, Thii'd s ves cuti'Aiioe. Best Bull of any ne nr beed, s25: First 15, Seeond S 10, Third s ives en- ta-inco. Be.-trMi'cli cow: 825: T?ir: $15, fcS . d -51U. 'l it re snves e'Hraocc. Sinie Day, AJinal Atklre-s. fiECOXB 2? AY. Kace- -Kunniu mile 1mmLh bi-st 2 in 3; fo ai. Pnr-e 875; Wxrsl S50, StK onu S25. Thi'd s-ivis entrance. Tit ttino Hack-1 Tie fur nil .3 year nhls. PnreSoO; l?i.si 835,Scond Third k-h ontrait:?-. , Walk! no Rack free f.r a.ll Purse .$.(J; F:rst e35.Sec-.iul 815, Third suve ei.tnvncr. EXHtiilT. Best span! of dnuiilu, horses by ac tual test Premium $25 I'irt 15, Second 10, Third saves cntranc. Sheki' ist R:m of any a:o or I reed. Preiniiiin 25. Fir-t S.15, S c ond SI H. Thii'd .avo- ent'a'in-e. Pest Kv.v and lamb, 810 Best .p n of 5 slu-ep IV( niium io pirst .!0, Sco o fl 5, Th rd saves el. trance. Best disp'ay of ah-ch udeal wurk ai' kind.s. Pn-miuni S25. Firrt SI 5, Suivvd 6i0, Thirl save v Mt-ai ce. OiiAlN P st bushel of Srvu'.u whai 55: First 3, Second S2. Bet bushel ..f full wheat S3, Fi'-st 88, S-ond$2. Third sav:s o.traice. Best bushel of bnriey 5; Fnvt $3. Second $2, Third sare mm ranee." Be-t bushel 'f at.-, s-me as Wheat. Best biu-hel of Tno thv s ed same as jr iin. B-'Sr 2 lbs of butter with pr?c. of 3 .-ceo-d, 82, Thini j MiV. S 0:t'ttf CO. Ib-rt loaf ot breid with process of making, 65; Firt, S3, Sccund, $.'J, Thittls.iv.- eutranc. Best sack of hi .nr. 35; Fiisl, S3, S-'cond, 82, Third! C5 entra-'C. THiKI) DAY. Rt'XNiNn Hack, 1Vm for all, SI 00; First, 875, Second. S"2.",- Third savis entrance. Sinjjle dash of' one mile. TitOTTiXci.--Best 3 m 5, bee fur all, SI 00; fir-t. $75. Stcond, S25, Third sives nt ranee. EXHIBIT. ! Best boar hr Ot umv breed, Slo: I ' I First, fcll), Second, o. i sird saves en- trance. Best sow and pis of any , oiueii. c i j r o-mp., ,m,u ; saves entrance Best lot of 5 hog, or i i Pl.t r c i s-r. rpi.:.,i more, SI 5; First, $10, Second, sfi. Third sives ntranee. PouintY. Bet pair of chick 'i s, 55; First, S3, Second, 2, Third saves entrance. Best pair of ducks, 5; First, 3. Second. 2, Third saves en truce. Bjst pair of geese, 5; First, 3, Second, 2, Third saves entrance. Best pair of Turkeys, 5; Firt. o, Second, 2, Third save entrance. Ben display of poultry. 5; Firt, 3, Second, 2, Third saves en trance. ArKGF.TABLES. Best display of vege tables S10; First, 7. Second, 3, Third saves entrance. Best display of fiuit, 20; First, 13, Second,. 7. Thiro saves entrance. ! st disfd'iy of needle -vork, 10; Fira-t, G, Second, 4. B st ndy e picsfrian 25; First 1: Sec-ind, 10, Third siws en'rance. Entrarce in all cases to be 10 p l cenr. of prenrum. All entries to In uiade with th- Seeiviury by 9 o'elocl on the day befoe the exhibitor race. IIULES.. 1st. All race-s i-all he run by 1k rides of the Or-uon Sta e Fnir. 2nd .Season Ticket', $2. day iickes,l L dies dee, and Ixy- bftween the ae ! 10 and 14 half price. 31. All tnetnhers of the Associa tion shall j)-y an annual fe ; of $1, which admit? members of then- families he V'en the a:es of 10 and 16 to the "rounds of the association. 4th. The annual meetiiifr of the s s ciation shall comim nco on the 18 h d' Ot'oher, 188U, and continue three days 5ih. The olecti n, of oflicers shjill he held on the ffir grounds on the sacoad d y id the fair. By order of the bar 1 "f dirfCCrs. B. C. T HO WB RIDGE, PltKStDIZNT. W. AKMSTPONG, Secretary. JIAKXEY 1TE1I8. Pout Harney, Sept. 2o, 1SS0. Editor lzws: Prank McBean, a life-long Republican, has come out for Hancock. Wesley Kennedy, the Govern ment agent here, and who is better known to transient visitors as the man ''vid the soger cap" packs as manv kevs around as Saint Peter. It seems the Oregonian gets ahead of our local paper in furnishing the news from this piace. I have seen in that paper a month ago the sale of Levens' cattle at Ft. Harney. It is a hand thing to have some other reporter got ahead of the News Re porter on local items. Mr. Peter French, our energetic and enterpris ing stockman was the purchaser. Dame Rumor has it that c'Pcte" has one of your pretty John Day girls corralled and has got the'Diamond" brand on the index finger of her left hand. Abbott & Whitosido the "solid Muldoons" of this section have sold out their stock and ranch to Todhun ter and Devine for $G:,000. Mr. Ab bott was a candidate for State Sena tor two years ago and was defeated by only 0 votes. Both he and his partner came to this country ten years ago comparatively poor, men; but by honorable dealing, industry and perseverance they have acquired a snug fortune. They carry with them the best wishes of this section wherever thev mav 0. "Warren W. Johnson, of this placs has taken the initiative, so far as wo have heard, bv calling a babv after General Garfield, the Republican ,i ail nominee lor the Presi lenev. The vounsr Statesman mav never live minil(yll fn r.vnwfl -ri..,. niY flln tm(.k; but bofc m 0rQium lQ accomnlishin- the difiicult feat of putting his big iorj in his mouth as the illustrious cren tleman whom he is named after could have done when at the simc age . T. As the tiihe for holding tho Fair approaches people seem to realize ' that it is going to be a grand success I and therefore they wish to be repre sented and will either take some ar t-tide for exhibition or their whole family to inspect the things there. This town has been veil visited by "commercial men" during the last month, and still they come. THE C. C. UJtASS BAX'D BALL On Friday evening, Sept. 24th, at about seven o'clock the Canyon City Brass Band, accompanied by the Prairie Cily Band marched from tho I. O. G. T. Hall down through Main Street, four abreast, in torchlight procession, to the Ball Room The spectators that were gathered on the sidewalks to witness a scene never before seen or heard of in Canyon City were more than delighted with the music that the proud band of 2o sent re-echoing throughout the hills and canyons; and each and every one vowed that the boys deserved and should have a grand benefit;' s'j acting" accordingly 44 tickets were sold. People that never attended a dance before in this place were there and 1 "tripped the light fantastic" to1 the sweet strains of the verv best of music. At near midnight the Baud played a tune in the ball room in: honor of Mrs. H. R. Sels, who had sd generously made each of the boys a beautiful rosette. Inasmuch as it is usually asked by. the absent ladies how such and such an one was attir ed we herewith give the color of the dress worn by each lady present as near as possible, and if per chance any nave been missed they will put theirself in a reporter's place long enough to learn the magnitude of the undertaking, and then hand us their name which will then appear in Tiu News: Miss Metschan, blue silk; Mrs. Ch.is. Cobb, black; Edith Haz dtii. . -."hite silk; Jessie Cattan nach,lead colored; Clara Sels, brown; Julia Fleishman, white; Mrs. Kuhl, dove color; Mrs. Cannon,white trim med in blue; Sarah Hubbard, white with back lace sash; Mrs. McDowell, snuff: Mrs. Carlos Bonham, garnett; Mrs. Chas.'Gray, grey trimmed in black lace; Mrs. AV. A. Jacobs, black s Jki; Annie Sels, white, neatly trim med: Mrs. II usman, black silk; !No ni Middles worth, white; Mrs. Ran, brown cream striped; Ada AVosrwick black; Mrs. Thornton, black silk velvet. The following ladies were dressed in black silk: Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. Phil. Metschan, Mrs. South worth; Airs. M. Y. Thompson, dove summer silk; Jennie Powers, black; Miss Jenkins, lead color; Mrs. Sels, summer silk; Mrs S: H. Shepherd, black: Airs. r. Bonham, lead color; Aliss Douthitt, dove color; Miss Alack, white; niss Mack, pink; mj.s. Sollinger, brown; Mrs. Kelly, black; Mrs. Curtis, lead and, black mixture y Mrs. Hupprich, canary;- Mrs. Berry, purple. . . . Eastern Tourists. Probably more Eastern tourists have visited this Northwest Coast during the'present season than ever before, and they all bear testimony to our unsurpassed natural advanta ges and great resources and are en tusiastic in regard to our future when railroads shall have superseded the" tedious ocean steamers and popula tion comes pouring in. "The pro prietor of the Oregon Kidney Tea are equally sanquino of its future, for it litis thus far cared every case of back-ache or disease of the kid neys and urinary organs that it has been tried on. Sold everywhere. By referring to another column 0"r wil1 nild tno acl- of Blumauer f5 Soil; of Tho Dalles. They are the oldest firm in that city bavin" been- established 17 years, and by honest dealing, good goods and low prices they have builtup an immense trade. One of the firm has just returned from San Francisco with a monster stock of seasonable goods, and no store in The Dalles offers better ba-- gains than Blumauer & Son 3