Grant Co. News'
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY M0RNIN0
October 11, 1888-
The silence which the nine
presidential candidates maintain
while both 1: ig parties flay the
sad eyed Mongolian alive, is
one of the most touching inci
dents of modern politics.
The positions of the United
States troops on the battle-field
of Gettysburg are being located
by Colonel Batcheldor. The
ground is to be purchased and
monuments erected by the gov
ernment. After walking fifty miles an
eloping couple rwxehod Bdiao
City and were married. The
bride admitted she felt a little
tired and footsore, but didn't
care, as t:she was in for getting
all the romance out of tiie affair
even if her pa does object to the
marriage.
A young lady in Ohio
died t
with joy upon receiving a prop
osition of marriage. The east-
I
ern young man must pop the
question with a gun, or the east
ern young lady must be very
unaccustomed to proposals. Here
in the wooly but affectionate
west no fatalities attend this
tender episode. The only fatal
ity ever attending a case of that
kind conies when the young
man goes .away and fails to pro
pose. At liio Grande City, Texas,
armed Mexicans have held the
citizens in terror for some days
past. It appears that the Tin
ted States revenue officer. Mr.
Victor Sebree, in a fight, killed
a Mexican by the name of Gar
za, and this has caused the
Spanish blood to effervesce, and
the slimy sons of Mexico to come
pouring over the border seeking
revenge.
A Boston preacher who per
sisted in exhorting the people on
the Common without a permit
has just been released from jail
where his friends say he was
sent by the authorities for
"preaching the gospel." lie is
now a "martyr" and draws like
a circus as the only American
now living who served out a sen-
tonpp iti -in Amorienn bisrtlc fnr
ItllLL 111 .III .Mlltlll.lll U.1MUL IOI
expounding Uliristiamtv with- i
out price. lie is uie iirst, iut
should not be made the last
i...,.,,.f,...'J fl.
iiiiii ii ji unjeu claims u no
(tr i1irmf iirn-iflnnrr In tlu cf . i
:tui muKiiiir :i lun.L. o, rciicxM.it.
l i.; .. r r t ; .
The sugar trust, to force pri
ces up hy limiting the prduction
of sugar, has
closetl .several rc
fineries
and thrown scveial
thousand men out of employ
ment just in the cold edge of
winter. Mr. Blaine insists that
trusts are private affairs, and 1
L !
fiinf tlw i-i-.-iculfiif- .iikI miniili.
" w -
have no right to prevent them j
making I lie people pa)' an arti
ficial price for necessaries and
at the same time turning labor
out to starve and freeze. Down
with trusts! .Mr. Hlainc favors
and upholds them, but at the
same time be it remembered
Mr. Blaine is himself down to
rise no more to the position in ;
his parfy that once marked his
career.
:
A new turn has been given to
the discussion of the question '
of the relations between the i
United State, and Oumda .,
speech delivered in the senate by I
senator Sherman a short tune j
since. That senator introduced I
a resolution instructing thecoin-
mittec on
,...l..f f !
inquire into the state of rela
tions of the United States with
Great Britain and the Dominion
of Canada, and to report at the
next session such measures as
are expedient to promote friend
ly commercial and political in
tercourse between those coun
tries and the United States. No
greater good, he said, could be !
accomplished than by a wise and !
peaceful policy to unite Canada !
and the United States under
one common government, the
consummation of which he
thought would ultimately be
brought about.
Three times did George "Wil
son of Schenectady lead the coy
Annie "Walton to the altar of
marriage
and three times did
she ma back on
him and de-
claro that she was too nervous.
A fourth trial was made the
other day, and by feeding the
gentle Annie gumbrops and dis
tracting her mind she managed
to slip along thiough the cere
mony and become Mrs. Wilson.
It must be awful to be socov.
At Gergal lluelva, Spain,
last week two young men quar
reled over a love affair and then
agreed to light a duel to the
death. The conditions were
that the right foot of one should
be tied to the left foot of the
other, and that the men should
htab alternately until one should :
die. The affair was carried out
if tho pve-ence of seconds, with
brutal ferocity. Each received
seven wounds before oncexpired
still tied to the leg of the other,
who was earned away dying.
Spain now has two fools less.
None but fools won hi go to war
over a love affair, when
there
are so many women in
t)R,
world
:
NEW TO-DAY.
. '
$ 10 REfcVARD.
Strayed, from Mt. Vernon, Aug
1st, with F. Wallace's band, going
perhaps toward the Mallmur ran-
tres. One Black 2-vear-old Stallion,
! with a very few white hairs in fore-
bead, branded i Ij on left shout-
der- The above reward will be
paid for informationfcleading to the
recovery, or for the return of said
horse to me at Mt. Vernon, Grant
countv, Oregon.
82 " W. G. KIMBERLING.
.
PC 13 LIGATION.
NUT ICE FOR
Land OlHce at I. (irainle, Orcein.
t Oct. 4th, 1SSS.
Notice iliereby siven that tht; follow in v
lianiLsl t-cttler hit filed notice of hU iutentimi
to make final pfoof in Mipport Ie elidm, znd
that h.iid proof will lie :nmlo ltefore tiie Ci:intv
Clerk of (.runt Co., Or., nt Oaiivon Citv, Or!,
on Dixvmticr Stli. 15-. viz: JOSEPH It .
HOltEKTS. 1S No fur the NB iiar JsE
pur., W 1 SB (luar., and NB ((iiurSW ijuar, See
.s. To 13, S U a- E.
Ho naMiestne forowin-' itnei!'es to pr.ve his i
continuous residence i.pan and miltivation of.
siiJ land, .: (! L'ar!. .1 Marshall, Tom
Shields, John Urazi.-I, nl! of John U.xy, Oregon,
Anv ttrs'ii who desires to pi o tot aeuinst the
allonunee of such pniof, or who know- of any
HtilistntitUI reason, under the Uw a-id the reif
nlution. of the Interior Di-imrtiuent, why such
proof should not he a lwel, will b? given an
"ppnrtunity at tiie ulHe mentioned lime and
plane to em- examine th" witnesses of said
claimant. r.xt ti offer evidence in rciiuttal of
that uubinitted bv chiiuiint.
293 II EN it Y KINBHAitT, HesHter.
NOTIUK FOR PUBLICATION.
I-md ofltceut I.a Gr-inde. Oregtiii.
Soi 'Jfi, ISS-t.
Notiee is hcreh.- nivii that the followiux
named tetiler has 11 l-d notice of his intcr.ti-n
to cramute and mnke final proof in ntpport
of his claim, and th.it uid .roof will be made
before the Clerk of GmU'ii.. 'r., at ('anv-.n
Citv, ou November -Mth. 1.S, 1.-. WILL
IAM II. SCOIT. lid. No. 377:, for the S I S 1
i See 8. Tp IS, S It 27. E W M.
He nHtne the following witne'.-os to prove
ins continuous resilience upon. ai;u ui.inuiuii
of, faid land, viz. (Jeorce UKlcmmc, L V Itai
ley, William I'oe. of Stewart, (.'r.mt otint.v Or.
and James 1'ope of Mt Vcmon. Oregon.
Any person who deiter t protest against
the HlloHauee of tmc h proof, or who ktms of
any substantial rcnu.!i. uuiljr the law and the
regulation- of the Inttr.or leprtnicnt, wliy
Mueh proof Mnui.i not be .i'l..w..l, w.l! 'i.en
a opportunity s? the sb-i- m.-titi..iicd time
i.,l?ce
to croo-examilH' the iliu.-e of
aiuunt, mill to oflrr Meiice in robr.:tal
of tint submitted bv el.iim.tnt.
2BSJ HENKV UINEHAhT, INuintor.
K
wb r is I CaJn
r.,n r ... Vmi1,ilirK .) nill, j
year olds and up.
Also -100 Mutton slice).
Apply to
J. DTKICII KLM VAl k Co.
NOTICE.
GOITNTV Ol'.UBHS lirindiitf of r(is
trv prior to July l:ltli, 1800
will be ;w!d on prurentatiou, and tutor-
V will he !Mi"l ou li
est will eiae fioni thi dute.
N. II. UUl.KV, Ountv Thus, j
ewntowri.&. zt t
NOTICE.
TO ALL Kill ENDS AND (TSTOMEUS:
On the night of Sept. 5th our
entire stocK and buildings were
entirely destroyed by fire. We
request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to us to come for
ward and settle at once. Do not
delay, but come forward and pay,
as money we must have,
P. IJASCHK Co.
D. B. FJSK, Agent, Prairie City.
JOJI.Y I 'OSS
.1
and Jeweler,
CANYON CITY, Oregon.
Mr. yoss lrs permanently located at thist
!ec, hnvhr- le:i burned out at Arlington, and
s prepared to do fhsr-elai-s oik in his line.
,
zsr Tim itopairin; of Wat., clock an.i
.Music Hexos, tc, Hcihy.
J.. HUPPRIOH
Canyon Citv
Ohegon.
Uoots or Shoes hiatlc to order, or neatly
re,,3,rcd' I
All Work Warranted Flrtt-olas. '
4
FRUIT FOR SALE.
I will sell choice Winter Apples
for 50 cents per box until the first
of November. After the fruit is
stored for winter the price will be
One Dollar per Box. All kinds of
clean grain takent at 2cts. per It)
at the ranch in exchange for fruit
or vegetable.
Onions '2h cts. per lb ; cabbage
Ih cts per lb, and all kinds of vege
tables cheap.
Residence two miles below John
Day ou The Dalles road.
Customers will please not call
at my place on Sunday.
IS' Wm. Li ck.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Offlcc at The Dalles. Oregon'
September Mth, lsSS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hxs lllctl notice of his intention to
commute and make final proof In pupKrt of
his :him, and that said proof will be made before
the County Clerk of Grant county Oregon, at
Canvon City. Or., on November 12, 1SSS, vis:
r Kh.Ur.KlUK ULHIN, lll -No. 2Mi. lor Uie
& nan si. ouar. aec 11, nuu nan c iiuar acu
14. Tp. ia. s it .'. e.
He names the following wunusseg to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
' ,?''!. ,:,,,,V, !i,!"IW Tr,.micr. '
rati
! 27-:w F.jh Mcuoxald. liotfstcr
' SUMMONS
J Jn (he Ci r Juit'com t Vf :"tbo State of
Q for Gnmt c.,mitv
; Millie Brawner, PM'., )
! vs. ;-
' David Hrawner, Defl. )
1 To David Brawner, defendant
above nuuicti:
i In the name of the State of Oregon:
; You are hereby required to ap-
I pear and answer the complaint
I filed against you in the above en-
titled suit ou or before the first
i day of the next regular term of
I said Court for said County to-wit:
, Monday, Nov. f, ltfSS.
You will take notice that if you
' fail so to appearand answer, for
want thereof the plaintiff will take
judgment, against you lor mo re-
lief demanded in the complaint
filed against 'ou in the above en
titled suit, to w:t: '
For a decree of said Court dis- j
solving the bonds of matrimony, !
now existing b3tween plaiutiff and I
i defcudeut. j
' the care cin'ody and con- j
trol ot tho minor children the
issue of said marriage viz: David ;
Brawner and Oli. e JJrawm-r. I
'.k. For the costs and disburse- :
menls of this suit, and for such
other and further relief in the;
premises to equity may pertain.
This summons is published bv
j or er 0f HoU. L. B
. . .
i of SSld UOUrL
Ison, JuJge
Dated September 14, 1SSS.
C. A. SwBKK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit court of the State of
Oregon for Grant county.
John S. Devinc, Plaintiff,
vs. -Selinda
Deviue, Defendant )
'J o Selinda
Deviue, defendant: In the name
of the State of Oregon you are
hereby commanded to appear in
the above named court and answer
the complaint filed against yon in
the above entitled suit on or before
Monday, the 5th day of November
1888, the same being the Hint day
of the regular November Term
1S88 of said court, and it you fail
so to appear and answer tho plain
tiff will apply to the court for tiie
relief prayed for in the complaint,
to-wit: for a decree of said court
dissolving the bonds or matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and
defendant and for the costs and
disbursements f said suit, and for
such further relief as to the court
in equity, may seem meet. You
will further take notice that this
summon is published lv order of
the Hon. O. W. Walker Judge of
said court. Made and bearing
date the :" day of March 1S8S.
I'airish & (Vzad.
Plaintiffs Altys.
F0It SALK.
Throe Hundred and Sixty Acres
of Ltnd in Silvie.s Valley. Cooc
bottom land, and commanding fine
R'tnge. A comfortable House,
cellar and corrals, and cold spring
on premises. Will bo sold cheap,
as owner intends lo leave the coun
try. For particulars enquiio at
News Office, Canyon City. 27
For Sale.
A Band of Sheep :5,000 head
Perfectly free from disease, good
wool producers, averaging about
7 pounds each. Range in Dear
valley, Grant county, Or., and
knwn as the
HARDY HAND OF SHEEP.
Will sell the entire band, or half
of them, on reasonable terms.
Fur Particulars enquire of J Tap- ,
tonstall & Daut, John Day, Or.
A BARGAIN
C BBIGK X"FORX"SflLE .
I will Seli Good Hriek at 810.00
thousand for Cash, the next
sixt' davs, near Praii ie Cil y, Or
Address PAUL FAIM'aN,
Or enquire of Geo Shearer, Prairie.
I Piiaihik Citv, Oh., August 14, '88
DEPUTY STOCK INSPECTORS
WOTICE is hereby given that I
j ll have appointed the following-
named persons as my Deputies, viz:
M. S. Keeuey Long Creek
; Warren Carsuer Wagner
j John Carey Hamilton
j John C. Lnce John Dtiy
j Geo. H. Brown Riley
I Perry Rutherford Diewsey
; V. B. Peterson UittuV
T. H. Cum.,
Stock Inspector for Grant County.
CITY HOTEL
MAIN STREET
Canton City, Oregon,
GROTS THOMPSON
Proprietors.
Traveling men will find this a
pleasant and desirable place at
which to stop.
Give us a Cull
NOTICE.
Yee Nem, Hay Ak and Lung On
have been appointed receivers of
the entire business of Kam "Wa
Chung at John Day. Any persons
indebted to the firm of Kam "Wa
i .... en iii 1
! Chung & Co. are requested to make
settlement with those men. Those
to whom Sheo Pon are indebted
must look to bim for settlement,
andaiotto tUo firm, as. he has no
share in the business.
Luxe On,
Yee Ncm,
If ay A K.
.John Day, Or., Sept. 17, 183S.
China Date August (5.
C5
Causal
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CITY LIVERY STABLE!
AND
CORRAL, and FEED STABLE
W. R. CUNNINCTON,
Proprietor.
(Wood A Church's old Stand)
Uood buggy tea'is and nice Saddle Horset"
fumislieil at all hours of the day or niplit c
reasonable priced. Particular attention paid to
boarding and grooming transient stock.
ENTRANCE
Main and Washington streota.
LOOK
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3
3 s
a
Clarke TVeatherhy,
THE LEADING GROCERS,
Will sell you goods cheaper than any other houso in Baker City.
Tliey carry a full line of
SMTLE & FttXCY GROCERIES
PRICES MARRED AWAY DO N
j Full Roller Flour
I Good Roast Coffee
unoice Japan ea
Parties wishing to lay in their
to call and examine goods and gof our prices before buying elsewhere.
CLARKE & WEATHERBY,
Baker City, Ore.
0. P. CI1ESAI9
-Dealer In-
Stationory, Books, School Supplies, Gilt Band ami Glassware, in End
less Variety. Faucj Wares, suitable foi r resents for both Old
and Young. Boys' Iron Wagons, Baby Carriages
from Fourteen to Eighteen Dollars apiece.
Candies & cigars. Tobaccos, Cof
fees, Teas, Lard, Klour,
.Driefl Fruits, Canic Friiils, lUcc, Cream Wheat,
4-tho finest breakfast dish known Fishing Tackle,
I Fish Poles, Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Limps,
Bird cages, and everything that is
usually kept in a Variety
Store, all of
which
V
Can now bj Bought Cheap fOICash at the OldStandiu
Canyon City. j
Overfoolt $f
-DEALERS IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CANYON CITY, Or.
HiDis & pirns.
I will paj' the highest market
price for Deer and other Hides.
W. II. CLARK.
20s Canyon citv, Or.
NOTICE.
In the matter of the care, sup-")
port and medical treatment of
the county poor of Grant co.
Sealed proposals will be
received at the office of the county
clerk until 12 o'clock m.'on Mon
day, the 5th day of November,
1888, for the care, support, medical
treatment, board, clothing and
lodging of the county poor and all
persons who may be declared coun
ty charges for Grant county, for
one ear from the 8th day of No
vember, 188, excepting the two
Red Williams boys, who are other
wise provided for.
28 Jas. T. Mael, Clerk.
NOTICE.
U. S, Laud Olilce, La (i ramie, Or. Sept. U, ISSd.
Complaint hav intr been entered at this office
by liEKTHA SKI. LB acahmt J. W. WOLSEY. j
for abandoning hi Homestead Eutrv No. 313!,
datcil duly l, lSi5. upon tho NBi SBJ Sec. 2fl,
S?sSS
with a view to the cancellation of i-aid entry;)
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this otlice on the 3rd day of November 1J8, '
at 10 oVI.k A. M., t respond and furnish ;
te.Htimony cineernitii: said alleged abandon-
ment. And .-aid jurtiei are further notiSisI 1
that J. T. Mael, County Clerk Grant Co., Ore?., '
has been appointed to take te.-timotiy In the
caveat his oiiicp in Canvon c.ty on October
.lb IV II VJ.UVR .1. .11.
Service of this notice shall be made by pub-li-ihintr
the sauiL- for 4 tonnoeutive week "in the
Grunt County New., a ueekly newspaper pub-
llshed at Ciinvnn Citv. Grant Co. Or., ami by !
posting notices as in United States Land Cased.
JtJ L-J J. T. OUTHOUSE.
lttceivcr.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Otlica at La Grande, Oracon.
Sept. lltli., 1S&.
Notice is hereby given, and K W Webster who
made D S No. 7703 take sjweial notice, that the
following-named pettier has fllej notice of hl
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that ald proof will be made before
the eoun'y Clerk of Grant county, at Canyon
citv. Or., on November 2. IsSS.'viz: LWIS
I'Kfirr. D S No 7147, fur the NW o.uarSE quar
andNBiiuarSW quar, and Lots 2 4 3, Sec 2,
Tp 1 . S It 33. E.
He names Hip following witnesaos to prove ht
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
paid land, viz; HSMaitin, John Martin, Wil
liam Fry, Frank Sweet, all of I'ralrie City, Ore.
27 32 ilKMHi nl.Nr.MAKT, KcglSter.
NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION!
I and tlfllce at The Dalle Orrt-on
Nutice is hereby i;iven that the fo!lwlii)r
named s-ettter has lileil notice of bis Intention to
make final proof in suppoit of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before J. T. Mael
IVuntyCIerk of Grant countv. Or., at Canvon
City, Or. on November 12, l&SS, viz: ABRAHAM
lUUMVN, 1) S 052s, for the N half SB quar and
N half SV quar See. 35. Tp.. 13, S It 20. E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
midland, viz: Tnrmia Conner, Fred Cuvon,
W G .McDoiuld, Wm Gearj'. all of DawiKe, Or.
27-3i F. A.'.McUONALD, Uejwter.
To All Whom it May Concern.
1 have appointed Mr. John II.
Blake my duly authorized Agent
during my absence from Canvon
City.
Sept 5, 1888.
Phil Metschan-
HERE!
3.2.1 per Bbl.
25 cents per pdund.
cents perpounu.
Winter Supplies will Save Money (
MiddricK
H. STAN'S ELL.
New Hotel, Canyon City Or.
-FIRST CLASS
Tables Par
Courteous Attention
Whan In The City Give
STANSELL & CUMNJNGTON, Proprietors.
If You Come lo Baker City Go to the
VJ mW mTSfm Ol 1.
M 1 1 T 4" I E 'tb f
R "T" If Mm I . I jjWL I J Li I il II 1"
JL VCU V r-'' ummM TmJ WA r
... . ,. . r, e Tjif ATrtrioT. no nnv
Whcro you will get the Biggest Bargains for Half the Money as any
other place. We are closing out our Entire Stock of
Goods in all departments. xou wm gee "
more goods for 50 cts than for
$1 at any other Store in Eastern Oregon.
Closing Out, Closing Out! Closing Out !1
50 men's Suits at 7; formerly 12.
25 men's Suits at S8.90; formerly $15.
1,000 pairs men's pants $3: formerly $G.
500 pairs men's lino Calf Shoes 82.45; formerly 5.
Here is a Stunner for You:
75 dozen Ladies Undershirts each 25 cts: formerly 75 cts.
I 100 dozen Ladies' Hose each 15 cts; formerly 20, 25 and 30 cts.
! 50 dozen Ladies' fine handkerchiefs 10 cts each ; formerly 25, to 35 cts.
i 75 pieces Summer Dress Goods light shades 20 cts pr yd, formerly 50.
,tt7 . , 7-7.
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i v v . i-rt'iJit r. ifiiiiff
Great Values for
at our Closing Out bale!
The Great
S3" Be sure and send us an
you. One trial is Sufficient.
J. C. WELCOME.
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
Burns, Oregon.
x
Has just received a Full Stock of
SILVER INLAID BITS and SPURS,
Which will be Sold Cheaper than has Ever Been Sold in Grant County.
4zA Full and Complete Liue of Everything that is found in azj:
jrst) Glass)
Vaquero Saddles, Plain or Border
" Checkerboard
Water Lily
Tapularoes, Extra, with Saddles
j Extra Spades and Spur Rowells for Repairs, kept constantly
i on hand.
A Full Stock of Buckle aud Spur Conchas $3.50 to 04.50
ijo oa'r
AXY STYIjIS OF SADDLE MADE TO ORDER -6
ew
-Just Received, a General Assortment of Fresh-
FIJVE TEAS, Imported direct from Japan.
FARINACEOUS GOODS,
TAPIOCA, GEUMEA, CERE ALINE
OR KAM WHEAT, CORN & OATMEAL, Etc.
tMRDWARE,X
TOBACC03 & EL GUSTO CIGARS,
PATENT MEDICINES, DIAMOND DYES,
TOILET ARTICLES, Etc., Etc.
Will Sell at Reduced Prices For Cash.
CROCKERY and
To closo out, will be sold
H. R SELS.
CANYON CITY, MAY 14th, 1888.
:boston
Carpet &
I STORE.
j
j Opposite the M. E. Church, Canyon City, Oregon
SAM SIRED, Manager.
.DEALER IX
Wall Paper, Window Shades
Building & Carpet Paper,
Mattresses, Etc.
W. R. C0NN1NGT0X'
ACCOMMODATIONS
Excellence!
Given to Every One.
Us a Trial.
T- t
' ' x,u.-uu.v w. , -
ill. i 1 1 1 1 1 ii.i i i i.i j i i.i 1 1,.- -
the least Money,
I. X. L. Store, Baker City.
WARSHAUER BROS.
order, or come direct,
It will pay
Harness) giiopi)
Stamp $35.00
" $38.00
" S45.00
$ 5.00
O
Goods!
GLASSWARE
at cost, and below cost.-
Furniture
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