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knit
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Ilamlkci chief embroidered. . . .
trim-fern d
.liana fi yard home made ,
I.lurii ftii-i lini-ii ptaKhcd Irim..
I.lripry A).inl home made
tint lamp
worptcd
fur Moor
Hlltoiu hanked
Knit
ciot-tut t
Nc.tM.icc headed
Imltalluii corul
Ottoman rover
I'ockel uutrli
I'anta made, li lady
IJilill white ,
' patchwurk
' laiuy
' woMcd
ItiU liiiirlli ,
Slilrt white
HI)" pillow
uiihrnldercd
' rriM hrt
thlrtK white
mlirnldcrrd
I'Mllll'll
fir luf ttit
' lor Infant Itiiiioi'l
' flannel lor lir'y
"lilt fur In.) plain
' braided
' made liy liiiitd
lid)V Hiilklnz
Morklnipi knit Hilton
' wiiolill
i,rkp, woolen
' riittnii
set IIihii
' tolli'l null i rorlii I
nmr-alllei
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"ack criH In t
1 lad)'p lio'pe
' criKlirt Infant
Sllppera rmbriililereil
Till jf 11M 1 il
' CTOtlut
netted
Vept inaili' liy lady
Work Imir
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ruti-p
' leather
head
' rock
plraw .
' hair
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Yarn while home nude
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Salem, Salurduy. Miiy 24.
THK STATK IIOISK.
On Mundiiy lust work was begun
In niaUlnj; tlio excavations for the
r.iiiiiilndiiti of tho Statu llou-i'i on
Arc there l.ralnrs aiiiiiiu: Farmers?
Wo tiro It'll to nk till- question by
tlio tloulitftil expressions of u corre
spondent who fears thai tlio answer
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lli'il Jar of apple butler.
' pur Itti'lcr..
juacli butter..
jilnm
toniatn
JltttU'rr.
Ao. 8. Dried Fruit.
iie.t ;
C, dried apple
penuit p .. . ..
1 ' rnrranta
' plump
pwtct rum...
' iherrlcp
goopeberrli
' ' piari
' Itnnatoe
llrpt exhibit nf dried milt....
hy the lato Dr. Wit-on. bixt-y-si
,. cotivlt-ls from tlio Penitentiary wore
engaged In tlio work-, nntl It I
i thought they will llni-sh tlio labor
of excavating in about eight I.yj.
Tim follow lie (Iccrlptlon of tin
.Vol Ice.
The various Committees appoint
ed at the Farmers' .State Convontion
urn rorii.t-ictwl tf iiinr.f lit SC.llfttn
UIU HpljlH.TVV'1 V IIV.. 'wa ----- - -13 i .
on Monday, Juno Oth, 1S7JI, at ten proposed structure we copy from tlie ne.i-ce, romnrkeil
o'clock a. m.
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0assI4..Mochanieairopart-l VOeii I " ' K
J. Hi:.i:y Huown, Kec'y.
the groiintl ,-et apart for that purpoe iiuit be negative. If we buteonsid-
orn iiioiiieiii wiii'ii- tin- loaning otis
IiiO'S mid iiol'('i-iiiiial men come
fintii, there certainly need ho no
n-a-oii to fear. A gciitleiii.iMof high
oilli lul position anil iu'iii ilntctl with
all of the lawyer of lliu fttato of Ton-
in convocation a
for tlio nerfeetiiiL' of i,..,,.,,.. . m-i,,, i.nii.iiinr u-iii imvn u few dav.s 1iu'o thai williout a sIiid-Ih
mMJTuJYM len'eth of two hundred and, exception, every one of any promi-
llieet Oil tlie lOlll. . I . . . .", . ,,.,.,.. ....... .. ,,r.n , Iw.im rnl...l nml n.lii,,.iin.l
sixiy-iour icei eigni incnei, u wmm i ...v ..... -- - ...v...n.u
of one hundred and llfty-even feet j In tlio country. Those growing up
eight ineho?, and will bo three I in tlio city lack tho physical htntniim
torie.s liigh. It will havo n dome j to succe.-"-fully compete for tlio high
In tho centre, a cruciform outline, jer place.
and he of the Corinthian order of 'llie great trounio H, a laclc ofcon-
architecture. The basement will be
built of stone to a height of three
feet above ground and the remain
der will be of brick, except tho jiil
M. Wii.kins, l'reVt.
J. Hi:nhy HitoWN, Sec'y.
Tiik following re-olutlon was pass
ed at tlie last meeting of tho County
Convention:
! Ile-olved, That each Club be re
i que.ited to elect four delegates to the
.Marion county convention, wiuci
' is to meet at Haleni on tho Hr.-t .Sat
Machine and l.in.1 w
a'lote.Hp flr.t niid
lottitirlep of tln'tanii' kind
ud liuiid uoik
SO
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rk will nol romiirte In tlin
iiid pn mltiiii . Ill he tfhen
lur ine 01 pi iiuLiniie
Class 10. Homo Work.
Mlp Mary 1'nini, "nperlnli ml. nl
MII.I.ISiatY AM JIASTft MAUISll.
Vrl.it Ixiniirt it il
I'unry ' .... 'II
Ijidy vilut l.nl -1 1
Clilld'-hnt 1 .VI
Head drepp 1 VI
I.ml)'p cloak 'i 1
Mlk IhiiiiiiI I
Trlinnied honnet V 1
I Jul) 'p ptriiw hit I
lnfiti.l'rtin '2 I
Lad) 'm drepp ... - I
WOltK HY .Ml-M'.s INIIiai I'HTKKN.
hhlil nude l. hand (i II
I'ali Iim oik unlit ' I
Crochet work I Vi
Tallin,; I .Vi
Knit pokp I .VI
'till ii drr 9 I
Apron I VI
Iliad work I .VI
Knit tlixkliik'p I M
I'alrdarned noil. pi cMiij; I .VI
I'.dr ilatmJ ioIIoii ptoiMiLp I .VI
Thepaine ml.' applle-lo 1 1. 1 rllp(phl lnrl--No
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Cine; 11. Woik? of Art.
ment.
W. ('. Heard, Siiprrlnlilndciit
Kxlillillnl dy the linker.
OIICWiX .MANI'KAtTflli:.
Wa'on
liui.'L'y
Kpxre-p w aoii
(lulllplilH
Milk) plow
Plow
tei powir
1'iillltatnr
Ilirrnw
Ilrnper or header
1'atr of line l'lmtp
I'alr of eoarpe ImiitP
I'nrrlne harncpp
Huddle
Tram harm pp
ham pie of Ii ather
Ilnriait
Hull
Ilnlptead
Hay prepp
i.riilililni; mnililne
IMtihlin; inachliio
Miaw uitter
fan mill
rheipe prep
Churn
ltlackpiiillh woik. I plet.p
Tin woik, 1I pltcep
C.l.tln ,& pine
Itemhlnj wind mill
IIcpI ptoie made In Oregon
He-I rxlill.lt of rooper work
lift exhibit of roiii'cr woik
It.pt wiiphliiiuartiine
Ileptt'ahitiet of Orivoll wood, :lv.
liU l'olh the (I'lnuiou and tin
liatonlial nime
Itirt .anipli of lone coal, ,S tun...
Ite-l ramplu of lead ore, V Inn.. .
II. t pample of dialip, dm
ItePt Mtnpte of wllidow pa.ll
Ilept parujile ofdiorp
Ilept f.irn- miliil'
Ile-I pllilpill pillllp
,lars, window cap-, keystones and
similar articles, which tiro to he
: t, . . .. i r-".. 'madooflron.
Hav 1 iiM.-Icn.l n.lvortlH'.iH'nt TIl0 biWmetl( vi, ,llV0 -1 moms
In U...laVs paper of alt's I ay l'lv,-. fi)r lJ(o ()f ,, (l ()i0.
gist, and persons whoao labor is to
This Is by fur the bct machine' of the
kind in existence, anil Is much cheap-
'cot of which, without thu wagon, Is
jST.'i, while Walt's liny pros?-, with a
j wiigini, costs only Si'ji). It In un Ore
I gnu Invention, unci nuintifaetiireil In
, Kriiteni.
I I. inn County. A. V. Cherry,
Martin Luper, Xlinrod Price, Win,
be of tho same nature, lieKlcs a
largo entrance hall. A grand stair
case will lead from the tlr.it to the
!-ccond Door, and four capacious
doors will give tidiiiNsinu to the in
terior from tlio streets. Tho first
tloor will contain tho chambers of
the .State olllcials, and tho Legis
lative Halls. The apartment to bo
occupied by tho .Senate will bo forty-
even ny hovonty-iivo leei ; tnat ny
J urn-TIIiip r.ixton, Snpirliitrt.deut.
Kxhllill imihanlral itinll-li;
ml palmliii;i'ii eitmi.p
I'i I ii I Inn, in -uiei
' ard-..lr
jMiper In roloip
plain .
I'al'i'l i . ii' r ."l,r-
pIijii
' url. iiIhI
Colic, lion of ptiotivt.iph .,
I', iimaiiphlp .. .
Diawlii.' p.lii ll
' moiiiif hioinillr
irajoli
pflinl paper
ephyr woM.-d plitul.p. I.eedt.'
'work . .
Ill IIiIp llapp. a llr-l Ul d p.ni'lid dlplomi will he
a w arded Inati ad of a tlfpl and pet otid . apti premium
' tilers' club. 1 X. Mntthlou was cho
sen chairman, and .1. I). Crawford
secretary. The object of the meet-
Th.' award will he n llr.t and -eioiid .llph.ina on Wils statL.,J ,y the chairman.
II arllilep IiiIIiIp lla.p. , , ...
(111 motion, 11 was ic-niveii mat
we organize the " Muttevlllo Karin
ers' Club" to meet at this hall at
least once every mouth.
It was resolved that our next meet
ing ho on tlie la.st .Saturday of this
month to form a permanent organ
ization. K. X. Mattiiiki-, Ch'11.
.I,J). CiiAwroitD, .See'y
Peters, and Martin Payne, have tiled I the House, seventy-live by 0110 hun
articles of incorporation, for the pur-1 died feet. They are to havo altitude
iis of engaging in the business of '". n they are to extend
uianufaeturing all kind, of agrlcu.-1 !& ffij
turaland mechanical liiachlncry, at gallery for spectators'. Hoth lloors
pMbany. Capital .stock, oiyinil each will have rotundas, to give them an
share, sioo. air of heaviness. Tlie .second .story
will bo occupied by the Supremo
f'mirf tin. sir. tin I llit..i I 'i,..i..,l.
Ci.riiOi:cA.NMZi:t).-()n the 17(h of, sj01a.rV and consultation roonw, and
May, IS :J, the farmers in the vicini- several olllces,
ty of linltevllle met at Matthi
Hall, In Ituttovllle, toorgaul
fldonco on the part of farmers, to
attempt to load. Hut unpractlced in
public speaking, they have too long
labored under 1111 impression that
failing in tills regard they lacked
tho essential qualities for the leader
ship. Tlie wordy, professional men
have encouraged tho idea beciuiso
they liavc profited thereby. And
they have almost como to believe
thnt hard common sense is not so
great a requlsito to success in life
after all. Tho fanners nro howovcr
fast learning that there is not so
much to reverenco In character of
our great men as they havo all along
believed; and when they como to
analy.o their actions, they find them
but human beings, possessed of the
common frailties of the race.
If we were to credit tho evidence
1 given by some of our prominent
j congressmen during tlio recont
Milliliter investigation, tliev nro tho
most unsophisticated, simple mind
ed individuals that the country can
produce. Wo ilml them guilty of
practices most corrupt, nntl while
they have evidently intended to
aii win in. iinkiu'ii cover their tracks, they havo done
Milieu's in tho most .substantia! manner, and ! it in a manner so bungling as to
yonfiir 'the building will be furnished with shanio a .school boy. Our legislators
. , 'the latest conveniences for heating I spend theirtl.no and the people's
and Illuminating Mich structures,
Class 12. Flowors and Pn
Eorvos.
-. SnpiMiitemlrnt.
.V11. I, I'towir.
Kihlldl of ciialept tarlet) and
pprilmeiip of ihiwrrp (In pol.l )S t
rpetlmriip ol fiuplilo :i l
' moiilhl) topi .1 .'
trirniiliiiiip. ... A u
' iil,in. . . ; 1
illiuldiii; I'1'UIpIii la
kel .1
ittopp. p ; i
im'tiip I l
perp.. . . . 'It
Iiipiiiip t I
' (IS kp.'omhp 'I I
tUlilUs 1 I
Is.t houipi. t of iopip I
it.iliptlnc rtiiw.jp.... 1
' lilltixl Himl I
-Vi. a YcAi'i'i.
rirklrpiuraiiits'r t
nilxid I
-well 1
pperl.il pn lutum uf (10 wilt he aid hy Dr. W
IV Alexander. Iir the he-l our bnalirl or pwert pu
I tali"-, Orron ralp.d.
1 Class 15. Plowinrj.
I 1. M. t'.mk, Stiperltilei.driil.
1 lle-t pl.iwin.- (Ill S
I'hiwln,' inat.il In rommeiiro a illredul hy the
Ju lire-, mid tub" lotilliiued in pin h a lutnner ap
liny .hall di em burl for a f ilr and Impartial trial
I A llrpt and peicnd diploma wilt benwaidul In
' inioiapp,
j Class 16. Equestrianism.
siriiinhr Truman, Suiilnieinent.
lu.i l,ll.-.tl. iuk 1 1.,,!. .111.1.
Class 17.--Farmo.
li.ori;.' Mmppon, superliilrndint.
II. -I airrintid and inlnlurtid funi
Xto .lit. r .... IHploma.
' All farmp eiimpetiiii: for the diploma mupt br ru
tenil by the iUp! di) of eilaiiih r. next, pu thai
I the I'oiiinuttie isii eillnlue tin in prior tu thr fair
Class 10. Firo Eurjinos.
pthainl III." iiikilne ... . AM
Ni:wM'.i'i:it con AMoiii.x.-Mr. D.
rC. Ireliiiul, who has been 11 lout: time
connected with the Oregon press, uiul 1 the perpetuation of the Union of the
ahtfKfeftfkaa 4 nlXiii.llll.a l.t tf l.l .- ...--
1 ilium;. 111 fiiiiwiiun iiivxi xtjiien eiiu-
1 not bo enforced becauso in contlict
with constitutional provisions.
Cr.XTi-.XNiAi. Commission. In ( Certainly we can llnd farmers wlio
the Philadelphia Vw wo llnd the can do as well, and who will act as
following, In the proceedings of tlie , conscleiitiou.slv ul earcfiilly.
.,w 1.... .Vr m..x. 1-.1. . : wo IUH'(' not fcar tl10 want of
S.0.S-I0110I May l.tli: .leaders. The farmers demand but
, t.eiierai uawiey sain no wouui ijusllconndrightantl tlie means orsc-
1 "(io est" again, ami called curing them nro simple and stralght-
Mit. in rt'it, or oiii:!on, .'forward. The principal qualities nec-
WhoKiid lie believed with tho gen-! e?"7 in u leader are integrity,
itlemau from Xew York, more In. coupled with .sound coinnion .sene,
1 work than he tlid in resolutions and ' S"er.v, "l"1 l'ersoverance. Conli
1 speeches, lie would siv that the tluuce Is soon acquired as the action
x Paellie Mope would send her products ' progre-ses. Am. I anno Ail matte.
ibis own state hail alreatlv contrlbu-1 " - -
,-nn;i.Mi iii;.TAr.xsr)itiA. 111c
fiiilowliig letter, aiMressed to a mer
chant of Albany, by a prominent
shipper of .Sun Francisco, N published
in the Albany Democrat:
tfau l'ranclseo, April i't, l!7.1.
Mesrs. , Albany, Or.,
Vourlavor of lsth luet.
Wlient
ted), ami they would meet urouiitl
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j ...V ....... ...... '1X.-..U IIIXJIll'SX.'IX I'.l 1111
Is himself u K.K,il piaetleal printer. Is I plates and tho grand success of tho
about starting a tri-weeklv new.s-, .'"M " "' ' ciaiu.cu u.c rigni
. , , , .. in 1 .. 1 to taken share In the success of the
paper at Astoria. It will be entirely ulltl.r,irM.f all(l there was already
free fnm political lilas, ami ilevnted .Kht hundred .stibseribcrs in little
to the loeal interests of the Lower Oregon. Applause.
Columbia liver region. It will espeol-' -- -- -
1 li
I The entrance fee will be IS prr com. oil all aril
, rlep roiitrudinu for prenilunip, iiitranc he tu lie
paid In adianic. a
C. T IIi'iikiuiit, l'rephleiit.
o .' it. ,...,. w... p..,..
! s .MoNTooMinr Trea.nr;;. iintiiy settlements are lielng
Japqs iuiiii. iiiiet Mi rphai iX0Ur the Coliiiiibla river, and the
' mills uiul iHterlc along that river do
i It. !'. Powell writes to the .lack- un mMimiMvi' luislnesa. These luter-
(ieutlemen:
at haiiil, and contents noted.
at Astoria In uari'lionsn on tlin wntor
'nllx- i"lv. full nIiIiiiiIih' iiit.illi...n.', I . . . . hi isiiirm in xvareiiouse on ii e water
'n" f,l '"',' , ,,l""i c",fc" ' ! I. O.O. K-Tl.o (iniiul Lotlge ort front, where it could bo plueed on
11111I ... be o Interest to the whole Ori.(po met III annual session at the ' '' Mill, without expense, ought
,Matc. At-torla Is growing steadily in 1x.11.,. .... -vr,,,,,!,,.. i,w, .,,,.1 ,..11 1 to be wortli San Kranclseo prices, less
iiiiportai.ee as a business point, nml , '," V ,, mlai ,,-, "" l " ,Us- freight ami Insurance, both' of which
iiiimiy settlements are being made 1 "''' f" 'fv " -- .v- vary with t.be season of the year, the
that the following olllcers were abundaneo or scarcity of tonnage, ami
elected by the f.rand Lodge : A. J. X"' "' TX'""tv 'h,B',t,jL,
a. 1 i. n r . V . p.. ?..ii per ton, say a. cts. per 10(1
Marshall, Grand Muster; L. P. lllg- pouuiN.
isouvllle Sentinel, that, while travel-!ets will bo represented bv a Jourimr "00 "I'lmty tir.uid Master; 11. G. on are sensible In putting your
ling by stage through Idaho, April, at A-torla, ami Mr. Ireland poes -W. "mini Warden; C. X. Terry, J JVrtYm?l'" " 1Ufar vtvtembl
'Jl, they stopped at Haft Hiver sta- every quallllcatlon necessary to make raiid Secretary; I. It. Moores, 1 ' Yours truly,
tlon to warm, where they found a l,t Interesting and successful. jGrand Treasurer; A. L. Stiii'tni, 1. Kmimi.ANDiui.
good tlio inadeoiitoriigrlciiltur.il '- - Grand Heiresentatlve. . - .
... I r .1 1- Mi.piirui ivn tiik lliiva iiv ' n.U.l.llOUm: AT ASTOItlA. MT.
lll''llf'ttl 1 win.- wi 1111- ,nMi
J! were addressed to the following na
med parties; P. Prettynian, Port
land, Oregon; . I. G. Itaskct, Dallas
MlssOI'ltl AND Till! .MoXOI'Ol.lCS.s
' The St. bnils )'),ii..vh savs : ' Dr.i.KCATi'.s 1:i.i:cti:ii. Warren ' ,u,m l,ow '" l'uul w"".v n'
Missouri Is graihially being annexed Cranston. V. It. Diiulur. P. Wilbur. "'"B Ior ul)scriptIons of stock in
Ao. !1 - A'ri in.
II.. i brrad pall l.ie
iia-t.
iisla hl'Ct.ll
A'o. -iic..
It. pi axmtiuttil f I rakr
.V11. ft, W'Mrif.
lut rxblldtiu pir.rri.p kimlp
.Vo. ti-.Mlli.
iprilillilifjrltle.r.ktii.... .
' A'o. 7. Marnwlade
rM plum
nulliff
.Vo.
lami, uregon; .i.ti. n-ki-i . I'auas, t ,l0 i,:utle-grouud of the fanners ;muj k. 1,. ii,imi illlvo ,,.,. ,.,.,.io. ,l,t' wiinpany lately formed for bui d
j Polk count v, Oregon; .lohn llurnett, against the monopolies. During the " ,. , Vli 1 1 1' nae iK.cn electeil (
vi'Stiirr's Point, llenton county. ir- misi six months n eetlmrs have been l'.v ' Highland Farmers' Club as 1 "'' r '""""ses at Astoria, and will
egou; C. Hughes, Kerbyvllle; S. held, and the interests haw been nip- delegates to the Karmers' County' l)0 nl '"Bene tity on luesday, May
, Kllsuorth, Kugene City, Oregon. Idly but quietly extended. .Nearly 1 Convention, which meets on the first ' "J7m ' Crvallis, Wednesday, May
3 : Im granges of the Order of Patrons of -.,,.,' 0) . ibi .jtb; Albany Tbursdnv MnvNIli-
' ' (Mm.: ... M-AY.-Mr. K. K. I'urxer "iK '.W "WttSIl? M!m,,u,ut.,?KridayV May $S$rfh
and family arrived in Oregon .... the ffi W UM 'L.V ,' ,' a .. '. ...' . "lay, M5 31lt. .TI10.0
,u J AJax last ueeU.f.ou. northern Illinois. Knob No-ter, 111 Jobi.so, eot... v, Is , .,,,V. ."". ' " '" l"W 1 x X? . ... . ". 8,CWK lV u C.
They have come to make their home asscn.bletl it U .bought (he number m'l' rk in South ftUcn, and orprN oc ., h.t "J-W''"""
'" i iiiiJioWilhiiiu'iu. Vullex- an.l1.rei...r- III e.eee.l -JiM. At present there is IlIN all orders for machinery 11 a 1?' ; V. iJ ,tr, "' ., nt .
.,. ,,.....' X representation of tho order in everv verv superior stvle Mr ltl.-s ,i",0' il1"' I'l'cs above inentloncd.
fivtly delighted with our climate, soil, ugrleuliural county in the State, an I . . "'Y,or . "'.V. . !r' lyK ..
1U X
N- Olmiti Fruit ,i'ii ;n
OantiAlprii hr ... t
' iheriie I
isHipirrilr ... 1
' hlacklerrtip I
' plump ... I
' l'ti ... I
' loinali'e 1
Pllawltrirtf p . t
Ik .1 rxhlhll of raiinri trull s klu.lt 10
tue mcmncrsuip, wnieli lias been
gathering without resect to party,
represents the bettor class of ouragri
cutturists. On the luth of .lime three
hiindrxtl granges of the Patrons of
iiiisiui.itiry are io ik- represented ul a
Clasa 13 -
J... Mx
A'o. J. Aifte.
r.H) lailrilis., 4 pppvlatm eaih
Fruit &. Wiuos.
I. su,e,tttpiulfBTf
HX
uiul productions. They say that many
,A , futilities it. Illinois only await a favor-
.v able.eHirt from them, before following
in their footsteps. Mr. l'urver Is n
;t praetleal Pugllsl. agrieulturist, and
Vjx o most eonllally welcome him
1 1 Stutx'.
J i . ,., .. . give some Idea of (law vig
vvi rsi.i.M i,.i.Mi iiTi.r-s.-uy reqiu-s., niovement. but Its result ean onlv b
Hon. J. liulnti Thornton will deliver . conjectured. A at present coiistftut
aleeturx'ln this city on next Mondny'tJ. it Jiroinlnes Inllnlte good to the
i ii...ii ix. i ,..... 1 class for whose benetlt It has been lu
xe., .., . x ...x-p. - y,.x-. ."..M-, ... s,Uutt.t)i btt t,,, wl U e oase 0,,v
'". loiigtis tlie pollllcUiiy are held
.urm'i leiiKlb.
nitiKi'x. iiiiii riiii'iiPd l'iiiiio xi f.xxtii i 'i-iii.t' a i r iiu.--. -. ..
" I'"" " aiuii' in l.lllll- i.n-u.x.i., ,i. , iiniW.I, J.s,j,,
liig machinery. Give him a call. of the Albany Democrat, dropped in
" our ollk'e ti few minutes last Monday.
Maciiinkuy Knit S.vi.i:. in an- Mr. linker, traveling agent of
other column will be found an ad- The st. San rrancisco. also favored
to our convention to be held in Mount Pleas- vortisomeiit of farming machinery ' us with a call.
nut, Iowa, and addresel by Governor for sale bv Messrs. .1. H. nntl S. Hob- -
Carpi'iiter. Ihcse annouiieenietits ,,, , : ' "' """ ,' ' lvl' Ki'ivoixtv Tl...
give some Idea of lh vigor of the Mn"- A BO chance for those n- J, ,()T. 1 10
the titles (o real estate liiHuknt,
uillon, W cent.
t
horse discaso L
terested. !:u" ,0 nilvt? msJde Its appearanco in
Jsalein this week, in two of our liv-
Cou Chapman announces that ho VT' stables.
has succeeded in obtaining tho means .. w r .
, sunlclent to construct the I'ortl.ind, I nii3.V'lT.SKJ lltVAis?gr.ti
, lUto, mid Salt I-uke Railroad. ' ( S, & lT,,.,uhclKo.KVA10" m M6l"om",
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