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OSLT PAPER IN GRANT COUNTY.
Official Paper "For Grant County.
0 yon City, Saturday Drc. 2JT 1880.
8. H Susi'n ehd.
- Editor
$ Oci'fiiicafps of Publication for
SakLaiHi ";. i-i5r i-"srl
Fill ?H i. : 'r;.:!rs
Ft it paid. XU'"""si?-r tu, il.f.:.
weJr wrf t'mislied up the out
i"ta 4i?9i'riSi ,ad points and we enter
Cany m tri.l find that the M.E.
r ii. ncii is tht first place of worship,
."lien to the Catholic Church and
.v 'jool on the hill. Da. F. C. H'.its
lsv is the old physician and drug
cistof the town, and on the corner
below is the well known firm of
Oyeiiiiolt & Muldmck that carry an
immense stock of everything. Across
the street are the Gundlach Bros.,
who do a good business and are the
oldest firm in Canyon Citv. A Hup
Prich is noxt door and a good boot
maker he is too. Gray Bros, keep
the choicest meats and cut the nicest
steaks. F. C, Sels keeps the Lest
beer, ale and wine that can be
bought and H. Bryer is always
ready to wait on you. H. E. Sels,
next door, is always sociable and
sells groceries cheap. The City Ho
tel is the place to stop and if you
don't find Groth & Thompson to be
gentlemen then we are no judge.
.Phil. Metschan & Co. are the nier
'ohants that always carry a full stock
;and deal rightly. G. I. Hazeltixe
can take a picture as good as any
artist in Oregon. The Public School
is on tha hill and affords good op
portunities for the children to edu
cate. "The Episcopal Churbh is sup
plied now and services are held reg
ularly. The News office is opjDosite
so just drop in and leave $3. E. A.
JSnis"' is lIbo a good shoemaker and
-Jxc. Herburgep. can sell you beef,
mutton and lard, while J. Segerdjjhl
cam set you a meal or furnish you
bard. Yjucan iica. attend the Odd
.Fellows Lodge, if Masonic Lodge
meets go to that, but whatever you
ido, do not forget that we are all hu
jnan and if perchance we have omit
ted any3enan, firm or society in
our travels over the county, please
.forgive and send in ah adverfise
jnent for revenge.
Ju jOlliyer .& Co. sell pure and
.fresh milk and have an immense
trade, .bnt yet 3Ir. Gi.o. Sollixcer
is kept.busy .helping to supply nirc
.and good milk to his customers.
The CHICAtt TEEKL YNE WS and
the GfiAN T COUXTY NEWS for
S3.50 a Year, Positively Cash.
Our proposition of last year io
tclub the Chicago Weekly News with
tthe Gr axt County News at the very
jnoderate juice of !'-50 a year for
i)oth jDapers, was so well received
that we .take pleasure in renewing
the proposition for the coming year.
A large number of our subscribers
haAe been receiving the Chicago
Weekly News during the past year,
and their testimony i uPaLimous
than the promise that the Jsew;. would
be found an excellent general family
newspapar has been fully sustained.
Spcci.il mention has been made of
Itti vvry cjmpleie telegraphic reports
from all quarters of the world, while
in the family circle it has won an en
viable popularity by its peculiar
feature ol six completed stories in
every number. Its Chicago market
reports are pronounced very com
plete aLd trustworthy. With such
commendations as these from many
of our subscribers who have been
reading the News the past year, we
have no hesitation in again com
mending the Chicago Weekly News
to all who wish a metropolitan
weekly journal of undoubted worth
and reliability. Our special club
bing arrangement enables us to
bring the paper within the reach of
every one,
A dispatch received at headquar
ters of the Department of the Co
lumbia, states that Gen. 0.xO. How
ard has been assigned to the com
mand of the military academy at
West Point, and Gen. Frank Whea
ton, Colonel of the 2 1 Infantry, is
to relieve Gen. Howard of the com
mand of the Department of the
'Columbia.
John Wesley Cajad, formerly cf
11 o Vr:i : VAl-y, and a foot
ranrr. gjt ;i man in Denver to back
him for 1 8,000 and then threw the
r:tco and the man shot and killed him.
NEW
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GREAT BARGAINS!!
GEO GUNPLACH & BRO.
have received iho I irgest stock
of General Mcrchmi lise that
has come to ('mi yon Citv for
years Their sto -k of ( 'lntlrns
is un-urpnssrd in beauty of
style and quality of goods and
endless in variety.
Their Press Go ds and La
dies woar comprises th latest
styles in pattern and shules
(and tin1 prices rami t be bent
in Pot tl and, as freight on Dry
Goods does not count up like
Clerk hire and .vtore rent of
citv merchants.) a full line of
Buckingham and Elect's Hoots
and Shoes, Snow Kxcluders.
overshoes find Rubber Boots
ladies and Gentleman's furn-i-h'iiLT
r o 's. flsir.i Hs and cloth,
wall pa e- and boder. The
best br nds of tobacco and
riuars a full assortment of
hard wan1 (lini raid liver
i 'hi led I Vows. (Jrorkrrv, Glass
Ware. ,lll" di g patent ined-!
ic'nn s and she medicine.
Bliinkfts, t.'oHon B.ittin;. 'A full
stock or the choicest ;uil st;tile groce
rica. Smhllcry o' great diversity.
Aniunition of all kinds and calibers '
In fact, everything that the Miner,
Farmer, Stockman, Teamster. Hunter,
or Family is liable to want or call for.
A 1 got in good season, at tow freight,
and for s.l at lowest cash prices..
Therefore, if 'ou have- your own iti
teiests at heart, yon wil- neglect your
duty towards yourself unless you call
and examine our stock : nrl prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Very Respectfully.
. GEO. GUNDLACH
HEW STOEE! if GOODS!
A Xew Man at the Busi ess.
Havjngju- op ct-& tiv .41 Piililic
Squnr
Frairio City, Orogon
I jm now jr pi '0 IK r j U'e
Fresh
GBJCKIilES
j bv (ioons
TOBACCO
CANDV
iNUTR
FHUITS
Christmas nr,s:uta for ol.i and v-u:." i
rT. Oi mv' Goo s. M ch;n N.-e i
Ms, -n n ti ut f.ir ,
Mi ers Fa'artT.- TtiLiichni- n anrl Fa -
lie--. :il' soM at tin lowvst pr c- s f' r
A.II "!). 1 liopf, by fair dea'iv,
strict atten-ton to biiin-s nd l w
price-, to 11.' fit si are of -h i ntv
SOC9AL BALL.
The Canvon City Brass Bind will
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give a social ball at the Masonic
' Ion y evemn December ,
31st, 1880. !
Committee of Arrangements:
E. A. McCoy, J. Kuhl.
H. Heppner.
Floor Managers:
G I Hazeltine, C. M. Macy,
F. C. Sels.
Tickets, without supper, $2.50.
A. cordial invitation is extended to
all.
ivIain Street, Canyon City, Oregon.
J. W. HOWiED, M. D., - - PROPRIETOR.
Having recently received a full aud carefully selected stock
of Drugs, and Medicines I am fully prepared to furnish every
thing usually kept in a First Class Drug House, at reasonable
Prices. A Iso a full Stock of the Standard Patent Medicines on
hand. Call, everybody, and see, and buy of my fresh goods.
Also kreps on ha. d a full stock of imported Wines. Brandy
and Liquors, for medical purposes, and sold in quantities notless
than one quart.
J. W. HOWARD, M. 1)., Proprietor.
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Is still at iiis post at John Day City, deal-
inc: out" the very choicest CirociM'ies, alsu keeps a full stock of
Boots, Shoss, Cloihin.Lr, 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.
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FINE CARRIAGES
Or
UNIFORM EXCEliLiSMCS.
SAV3 your 2Z37,lu7, -jrrite 2ov Gr-C-ao ar.d ?3i:B LIST to
Alflo SOLE Manufacturers
of tlin ccL-brotcd U)Bro3.
Bucu:50.vnu or
21 u SEAT WAGOIT.
The
W. A. J.coB, IL M. IU.np.j
JA( Q1Y') & BASl'ORI),
Carpcnterinq & Wagon making.
fli'ur PettT Kuhi'. Black-mi h Shop, 1
CASYOX CITY, - -
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Wagons and Buggies repair-
ed cnPb" and promptly.
iuildi g and Jobbing prompt-
v at tended to.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Laxd Office at LaGbande,
Opfn., Dec. 1st, 1880. j'
Notice is hereby eriven that the
following named settler has filed no-
tice of liis intention to make final
prooi m support 01 jus claim ana
, secure final entry thereof at the ex-
j piration of thirty days from the date
Ul L".a " n ,1,
emption D. S 2110. Proof will be
takLen before the County Clerk at
Canyon City, Grant Count, Ogn. on
tin 11th ilav of Jan., 1881, for the
TV. of S. "W J of Sec. 20, Tp. 13
S., E. 33 E., W. M., and names the
following as his witnesses: Henry
Hall, James Frey, John Kuhl, and
D. Or. Uverholt; all of Canyon City ,
Grant county. Oregon.
HENEY W. WIGHT,
3i35-39 Eegister.
""WIS PADER may bo found on fllo nt GeaP
niO rHrcti Howell & Co's Newspoppr Al
vcrUslnj? Bureau (K)Snmce St.), where ndvortlslns
contrat.r3ia:;y)fcmKloforJt IN XT.W VO!JK.
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AMD ROAD WAGONS
Boston Uucbor.rd Co-,
UZ'tt HAVEN, CCMM.
WMMM & CHADB0UBN1
M A N Ur ACT UK F RS OF FURNITURE,
FLTRNITUIIK, CAR I KTS, WALL PAPER, Etc
' First Htroet aii:l 1(7 Front .Street near Ttlorrison.
Furniture Factory fJ)ur mile from Fast
Cortland. Water power used The oldest j
firm and largest St u-k n Ore.o 1. Wholesale
knock rh.wn Fmnitipea - eeialitvvr
Caleni School Desks ma.'e to orderi
Portland Ugn., ept 1st. l:-80.if
Rl'LISON,
CARPKNTKR & W A (j 0 N MAKER,
Canyon City, Oregon, N
At tin- oM .-t.i..(l of J-lm Selui.idt,
i e.xi do- rto Dr. Howa'd's Drug Store.
All wo k io my lint do e on Short
iNotiec, in a sat's'actory manner, at
Reason ibli- Chain's.
Always i)V hand and for Sale,
PAINT.-, OILS, PUTTY,
GLUE, nnd WINDOW GLASS,
CHAIRS,
DOOKS,
WINDOWS,
and SASFI.
Also AXELS, BREAK BARS.
1 LU W H K A M S, SPO Iv KSf
FELLOES, HUBS, and WAGON
TONGUES of the best m .rorial in a'ock
N. RULISON.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Land Office at LaGrande, Ogn. )
Dec. 8th, 18S0. j
Notice is hereby eriven thafcthpfnl-
! Win? named settler has filed nn-
tice of his intention to make final
pr00f in support of his claim, and
seCure final entiy thereof attheexi)i-
r,lfclon 01 tlnr' clas lrom the date
of this notice: viz. Eobprt. B Hov
onCjJ. S No il PrS
wm be taken before the County
f!lnrk. at Can von flif.v fi-mnf. f1r
Ogn., on the 25th day of Jan., 1881
for the "W. - S. E. -J- sec. 18, Tp. 13
g, E. 2;J E.,W. M., and names the
foDowing as his witnesses: James
Small, H. Workins, Peter Kuhl and
John Kuhl, all of Canyon City,
L-irantUo., uregon.
HENRY W. B WIGHT,
36-41 Eegister.
I 'SAVfTJ aqi .IOJ sqy.rosq.t1! I
JOHN DAY MILLS,
JAMES NORMAN & Co. Proprietors
John Dat City, Oregon.
Having spared no pains or
expense in erecting a Flour
Mill which is second to none on
this Toast, for producing good
flour, we would now respectful
ly announce to the Public that
we are prepared to fill
Ora.ox Por
the best quality of White
Flour, Graham and Mill Feed.
All goods guaranteed to give
satisfaction and to be second to
none, made from the same
class ot wheat.
BY FAIR DEALING,
o-ood Goods and strict atten
tion to business, w expeet to
merit a share of the public pa
tronage. Orders left at the
Mill, as well as with Geo.
Ound'ach & Bro.. vri'l be
promptly attended to.
Bespectfullv,
JAMES C:
GEO. S0M11,
D JST "ST O IKT OITT
MILK-MAN.
The best of Milk furnished to
Jie citizens of Canyon City ev
3ry moiling, by the gallon or
quart; at reasonable rmej.
AT m POST OFFICE!
K. HALL,
33 2Z3 Xj S3 22. I
S.ationary. Spectacles aiia
Eve Glasses, Candies, and Nuts.
Subscriptions tak n. ;f PhM shtrs
Tlite, i'or all tin Laditf P ;i ers nil
M.-ir7.ine- pMbl-she.i in TIIEFITEI
STATES. A n fnr Titus Br . .lev
pler A lb my Orujrn. W ntc' s C' np
ed and Ronain'd.
fts?" Watch Clock- nd Jewe'rj
iepaire'1 promptly nnd sutiaracfcoiily.
THE DALLES, OHC'N.
I would respectfully announce to
the Ladies of Canvon Citv and vicin
ity that I have just received from
SAN FRANCISCO, DIRFCT,
The finest and best Assortment of
Hats, Bonnets, Eibbons, Sashes; in
fact everything in mv line that has
ever been brought East of The Cas
cades. I duplicate Portland Prices
and fill all orders promptly.
Plain and Fancy Millinery, Child
ren's ready-made Suits, and Ladie
Supplies constantly in stock. For
good and stylish goods send orders to
. Mrs. M. GLOVER,
The Dalles, Oregon.
CLARENDON HOTEL,
Portland. Oregox,
ZE1I5E&&KNOWLES, - - Proprietors.
Situa'ed onposi'c all the Railrond and
Sfonmship Olticos. Srreet cars p3Sth
house every five inimited,
Free Co.ch to-and from the Ho'iso.
Street Car Ticket? Free to Guests..
FLOURING MILLS,
MOKE HEAD & CLEAVER
PE0PBXET0ES.
This long established and well known.
Mi I is now running under the snper
vi ion of fit exj e ien ed and accia
p ished .Villeraud i.- producing a qual
y .f Flour 1-qu.d to hf prtducti.'n of
any Mill in Eastern Orpgon.
O-df-rs fnr KLur, Graham, CHops,
and Mill Fef-d, filled promp-ly at all'
times at Reasnnuble rates, and Satis
faction Guaten'eed.
( ash paid for Merchantable wheat.
The patronage of th Pmblic is Re-
pcclftillr Solicited
Fasiioil
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