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TERMS: $3. PER YEAR.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. W. PaRRMI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Canyon City. Oregon.
M. L. OLMSTEAD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canyon City, Oregon,
Gko. 13. Ci'ititEY,
Canyon City, Oregon.
M. Dustin,
Attorney at Law,
Canyon City, 0'r-rt.
' F. C. H0RSLEY,M D.
fir TTInM. iw 1MU' T IVI.'J!?'T'nPPI.,VV- !
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tylvarn.i, April o. l4.
C:inycn City, Or jrni.
)fficc iti his l)rux Store, ra'n
Stinet Onlcrs for Druirs promt ly fiUfl.
No profti-sional patronage slicitlii
unless directions am s rictly followed
J. W. HOWARD, M. IX,
Canyon City, (i rant Co., Oregon.
0. H. DODSOIT, M. D.,
3Px-rti2rio City, - Ogn.
N. H BOLEY,
33 S3 rCT 1? X T7,
J$Sr Hental to hj first dotr south of
Di Howard's Dm.' Store.
Canyon City. Oregon.
(j. I. IIAZELTINK.
C.NY;iV M1 Y, "! FnON
Tlio oheaT)Pst rlac to buy
O? LS,
TURPK-Ti"rE
GLASS, ?UTTY
And $fLL PAPE??
Is at Sam. Sired's, cp ysit
the M. "E. Omrcli. Canyon
City, Oregon. nl2tt.
J H! W30 1SXT. GK'i. H'l'S.MA
W00LSKY&I10USMAX,
CITY, OaEGHH.
1 - - r -
KINK BILLIARD TA15LES
In Ihe Sfl'-on.. ?if Hit. u ft chI.
j. w. Mcdowell,
puo!iiiutor Jon?: day salo n'.
Johnay. Oregon.
The Bar issuppVd wi'h pure
Li1ior, B?er, AK B:"er m-il Ci
A fine Bl LLiAIM) T A HLK i tlu- ?-o-in.
Give us a coll.
U li b I
Wc have uist received a full i
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kinds of
LADIES GOODS,
CLOTHING, EATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Groceries and. Provisions,
And a Variety of Articles sui
table for
HOLIDAY PRESSKTS!
Also a full Assortement of
"GENERAL
All Of which we offerto
thePublie atthe low
est CASH PR I CES.
PHMETSCHAN&COo
Canyon City, Nov. 25. 1880.
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A. R. GuoTH.
en i iao
Canyon 'ity, -ifi-:i;o
GRGTH & THOMPSON - Preprletef
B-. I- r. In " I r . " ! ' . '
And tho Public Gonerally
o i n WW.
Sord aft :1 toil !51 ncs"
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Plt AIUIK 'iT , Oil -x,
r TT I T 1 1 ),
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Th R'V.oiiiifiitilitionJ t' t1- :ti fi -1
gnvT. rl fffc r-.Aru wjM ho ttha to ja h
gues af homo
T?fPotnfRri.h'o bed?, aud R i
the inarkot sfTwriid (urniahe! ai r;iB" .
Fo't Karn-y. Or j'
ILivi g -o tp! s! my Unto'
I n m nreo:i: el o enierJain li.e
trav. li. 1 ;;h cfL-.-o a n
.o.nlort. Tin- le is siP-pMen
Willi the i-.est h mnrh ' uTo-.'s
The b.'U rt' l i an
If f-'N RY 'IFAT.
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AND SHA:vIJs0ONL
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SALOON,
Washington St., oauyon ...
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AND KB A t .
LIQUORS AND WINKS,
For Bale lu qauntai"? ip ib -a FIVE GAL J
L0N3.
imwmis iff tut,
i
FEED & SALS ST BLEl, 1
Wasiiing on St.eet,
'A YON CI 1 Y, OHKUON.
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on :i o ui.le teun. AM St--c- l !fc in
on mi' rccttivi.- the bi tt n ion a:ni
nt ."t t - re.
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vou will fin i i he
n ? it rf iv 1 ' 3 f tW
OF KCJOL&MACT,!
k v it o' .ill U i 11 1 ' oar Lr i
lionet :i I ifs th 1 D-l Cotiji. tito .
lav nn ' g -: 1 111 takrn in rx
chu '.v ItJi' v-rk.
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W iv china ;or ail Jewilo ,
IMl'O'T. ti:r and di:ali:k in
I AMWiUCAN WATCH i'.S,
j D ,iii! n !s. .Jfwolry. SoLd il
I wi and Clati'd Ware.
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OF ALL
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PORTL.'.M) FKOHUCE MARKET.
Th o . v. i , present whoes.le
r e, f a ih-t ha- ds:
F . Uil. in job-i ! ts s andar
b a L 4 7"; be t coim'ry brad, S i
Wfl .T - V 1 . Wall i 81.4n
Alh Valley, S1.52A bvere-1 i.
I'.rt n-J.
0 T-. Whi.'.-, feed 4U12 a
Ml"t 1.
ONION-. -lS-.
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MID J.ING-. .Jobbing, t ice',
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me i .ti. -.f)Oii..33 OU er doz ; Full
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SUU liS fV he A l - Fine
On-'ed, loe;''d. 13c; Extra C, 12.-;
Gol icii ( I lje; i::irilwi-h I lanl , N .
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to p
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I.nd. fel. 10; sto (?!. 4 U.
SALT. to-k. bay, bl- p on
C 111 U I.S H. ' u:l'SC LlV Ol
?i 0: Fine qn-li . a .a; A lito . s iiain,
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it tro .i
been declared bv Secretary Erhart, !
which uives the G trfield electors an i
aterago plurality of GGS over those
nominated it: behalf o.' Hancock and
about 420 overall compction. The
greenback lunatics polled 245 votes
in the S'ate. of whi- h W A. Henrv
headed the Tin- highest vote
I received on our si le va 19, 'iTo for
Weatherford. That one man in
Prineville, who scratched Uncle
Jemmy Fulton, must feel somewhat
lonely. Exchini;rc.
j$C2vjut,scribe for the AEWbv
OBITUARY NO TICE;
In Potosi, Wis., No. G, 1880
Mrs. iI irtha A Jackjoa, rife of C
M. Jacksou.
Death lias agaiu visited our com
munity and taken from the scenes
and associations of this life, one of
its most esteemed and upeful mem
bers Mrs. Martha A. Jackson.
Martha A. was horn in Pike, one
of the Mississippi counties of north
ern Missouri, OjL 3, 1SJ1. She
was tli3 e dest of a family of four
sons and iivo daughters of F.- S.
and Mary Ann Bonham. In the
year 184.0 the family came to "Wis.
and settled in a locality called Hur
ricane, in the town of Lancaster,
Grant county, eight years before
this b2came one of the . t .tes of the"
American Union. The family has
since 1 o :omc widely separated, the'
father at 74 and the mother al GS
vears of ae, still living in the town
0 L ir.casb jr, one sister in the tawn
01 Poto.si, one iu Iowa, and one' sif
ter and three brothers in far awa
Oregoi:. Ono brother and one sister
lu:vo gone before her to the eternal
home. She wai married to Mr.
Jackson in 181G and thoy ettiord on
a farm he still owns live miles north
of this place. She was the mother
of eleven children, two sons and
nine daughters' two of whom, a son
and a daughter, she h is followed ta
the grave. Three daughters fire"
married an.l are residents of the
town; and the othar children are
iri(m'jers of the home circle. In
I860 her religious feelings became
quicken d and she made a public
profession of faiih iu Jesus Christ,
and joined th s Free Baptist church
in that neighborhood. Upon coin
ing to reside in the village of Fotosi
she at once identified herself with
the cause here b' becoming an im
pjr.'arii helper auung Christian peo
ple; and desiring, after a time a
tjuer iiid more consistent avowal of
her discipleship, she presented her
self to the Congregational church
and was received into its fellowship
Feb. 17, 1880. During the past
vear she continued to fail in health,
and the best malij.il skill was set at?
naught by the ravages of an appar
ently incurable disease. Not many
days since she became worse aad
sank rapidly, expiring last Saturday
afternoon, November G, 18S0. Lan
caster Herald.
T:ACHEKS, IXSTlTlTE.
mi
'he Teachers of Grant County
and all friends of education are in
vited to meet in the Court House in
Canyon City, on Tuesday, Dec. 28th,
1880, to hold the annual session of
the Grant County Teachers' Insti
tue. All members and teachers who
can attend are urged to do so.
J. W. AlACK
Co. S.hool Supt.
Chas. L. Eossiter, 1C5 Summit
St., Toledo, Ohio, says: I would
not take one thousand dollars for my
Excelsior Kidney Pad, if I could not
gat another. I have gained in three
months thirty pounds. See Adv.
Mr. "NY. F. Smith, who lives about
two miles from this place, had the
misfortune to lose his house and con
tents, amounting to about $700, by
lire, on Friday night, two weeks ago.-
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
The pupils of the Public School
in Lhis city will rive an exhibition at
the .YLujni.j Hall, under the super
vision of the Teachers, Mr and Mrs.
M. N. Bonham, on the evening of
December 22nd, 18S0, admission 50
cents. Proceeds to go to the benefit
of the school.
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