Willamette farmer., November 15, 1873, Page 4, Image 4

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Snlcm. Siiliinliiy. XtciiiixT l.l.l
rarm .rwvivw.a.i uiAnv mftro... - ji.wMwt mj tar-it. cw
DeputictJ of Uio Slato C-ranfjo.
Kii-ini ri of Orrj.-ou vntl Wn.lilii.-tnn, op'ttily for
felfprotictlnn mill fur the ennui Itiiiuit of tin- Inilli..
Mini imrnillc. To f kIIIIMp HiIk Hoik. I line cum.
minion llm follow I li- pi-r.i on to In-llltiln (lrmi,( In
this Jnrl.illrtliin, n- nn l)i pi,tli-t
I nr Diiimlin fth'l Hi" to inlli- hoiith of ,1 II M
f.nrniy. Tin Mil.- I' (I
l.lk tnnn i 'liitoin 1 1 1 1
Inn- II N lllll .fiimiloii.
Multiioiu-ih In b lohioon Unit J'uiltai.il
Im kinim 1 1'nrli. . K.i.-lel uik
II nlnti -A. Nlinpinii Coriiilll
liuiililll A. II llenrv, iJifiyilti
Wnliliif.'(ti T. II, llinnplm-i, IIIIMx.ro.
Mr.,ri-II.A. Wltnl, Turn.r.
I im I! i: I'nnuliiL'. Tnni'iiil Un ("rm "rlo,
I' i-ti m iiri-a'iti l.ii"i.rn Wit-hlii-inn. hiiiI MuLn
Kriink Shi-llnu, Wall i V illn W I , l.n lliinli r,
Dayton, V. 'J'.
Am locality ulihln II l Jnttilctl..ii fur vihlcli no
J.ip.ili luii In i ii appoint.-.! for tin orcniilrntl.in of
(iriiiiL'i'r, ulll rirrlw IiiiiiimIIuIi' alti-till'iii If i plli
lion i iimiiu to iik, l wlll iitti ml In ptr.ou or rcml
fi Ilcptily,
IIVNIHI. I I.Vrili,
Mailer "tut.. firntiii' of Op pill nml W il-lilnloll.
Hi.lcl.l, Ort I, tin
Merlins r llir KmI ol lla....;:cH. I up,-that flu-c men, on wlm-i." ..M,r ! " '',l" ht,,,1t '' stroaiiis r air from the
lull mii-lil pyppIIpiui. -.ml ..vim un. n i "teuui engine, and the Idea was to ere-
Ihrl!.,nr,l..r .M ..im-. m or II..- fir.i!..ii si,lU. AKrl ll" M,( ',l ' 'M-ellfllt 0, ."llltl OMMl 111.' It- . ,..l.l .,...11 tin. hell
T..l,,r.io,i.triii,nr,,,,t.i11. K,rr.ur,-..,m.M,,!seirle.(..i.ls, Inivoheen u,ed as mere llU ' '' "l " ' woll,,,Il,ult " ' ,K"
ia .,., -i-iii Hum-.- vol' ..-.,.. .r. 1 1... .... . . bimetal where t was cracked ami eai.c
SAtn. on Till I1SPAV. NOV tii. s;i. m Illn m
'nriiiriiisliii! Un- I'rcnilin i l,UI for l-T. .mil firinh
'itln r .inln.--'H n nift ronni .11 fun- On-in A l- 11. ih!
ltd mlinrn U i!i rlml. Alt tumli'i of tli huili-ty
lr loilH'il
IVror.l.r I! M. W ' 1 1 K, 'r.n-lin.
Hit I' W. Ilnirii, of ball-in, I- Iih-!Iiii --nl fur
I In- U 11 liiiiTiK rniuii
Tin: Ciu.Mi'.M.rA llm 1.1. I'n:i..
On .Sunday night this licai.lifiil lintel
MisdiM-oveieil to h" on Ilic. It Meeiiis
.0 havo originated liotuadi fi-tivc lhn,
uud was spieadiui; ihioiigh tin- pain-
null wall-, giving 1.11 sign save dense
Ninoke, and it was illlllcult In di-covor
its loiatiou until (lie walls Inn! licet, cut
through hi many places. It sprc.nl hc
(wecn tho Hours 11. id Ihrniigh tho walls
. ., ... , . 1 .. 1 t,1.,.t,1,,,H,,",,,,VJ,H,",,1,,, unit .SIII...II.III.IIII.II-IIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111111-1.11 11 1111 .111
............. s,.,,,, ,. ... ...... .K...
it i-cemcd impo-vsihle lo liandle it elll
eleiilly, hut Silein lire. lien aie Imlou.i
tali'e, and they this lime had plenty ol
water convenient, mi I lint Ihey succeed
ed, afur 11 hard .tiuggle, in subduing
the hidden 11 tn.es, and none loo soon,
for had the llun.es re.iched the lumber
pile contained in Unit pioturcsi'iio Mini
card roof, the days of Ihe heautiful t'he-
u.cketa would have heen iiuinbercil.
It is mil Misshi) o award too much
praise to the gallant llrcineii ol'S.ileiii,
Thu tolal loss In repiir ilainaged and
Hooded walls and Hours ami .eplaco I'ur
llilllie will not exceed V t,n)0. Tint house
continues open lor business as usual.
(liti.iio.s-MAiir I'l.ows.-Iii (his branch
ol uiamifiKiuie uc ale hhIInIIc.I that (Ir
pon can KUoctnsftilly ciimpctc Willi ao,v
l-'asicrn woik, i specially as o plows of
bent make, finish, and pattern. II ,
naicin, un i,in in- ni'ii ...V inn ii.im'i iisi--
iiiciiIh, Ihe best ol plnwsnicliunlc. lint tni1"" i-nrpuce. which u ciaim e in nm.v
liiiHurnuHMsl In Ihe world, and sp.clallv l)l' bad when tho government ownnr
rti.ltcd In Oregon Mills. The Capital I ami
boring Company aie evleii.llug their
wnrkH, anil tinn nut plows not only well
made, but liaiilcuid and pnlishrd sous to
immediately work well mid last long.
i:illou A I'listucr, at thcii hi. mil above
(he i'hc.uckela I Inlet, arc niauufactuiiiig
the (ircuilum (iluws, and selling them
very inpldly. They get powci, near l.y,
at thr Agricuiiurai Winks, to lluish and
(xilihh by, and they, lis well an the other
concern, pitiless to cll at Kasicin (uiccs
for the same cha.acler of plow. We can
iiisiue that any one wishing lo buy an
I plow can MM'iiro the sauie by coining
to Haleiii.
Tlio Wii i.wn nr I'viiMim letarnsiis
thanks to various agent and friends w hoi
nrc IntorcMlug IhemselvcH to elenil Its
iiillueuce by pending us new MihscrlhcrN,
We have great reason to ho grallllcil at I
our slli'i'r.s. mil iiiiiii' in olilalnliiL' in. i
0 reason nuniuos, nut in winning iron. all
Hides words 1. f encouragement and praise
- for many take pains to express the
great satisfaction they feel at our at-
(rmpts to iuipiove the paper. A number
of secretaries of Oranges are obtaining
clubs among the uienibcis nf (he Order,
nt iii we arc under obligations .,, n hiicIi.
It Is pleasant to have to ow n (o that soil
of obllgatiou. I'he friends of the Kv It Mint
and their name is becoming legion
inav lest assiiicd that as l'a,t as thc pub
lic all'oids us (ho means to do so we sluil
tdd (o (lie paper and make it nunc wor
thy of Mippuit,
Immiuii vnis. C. W. lio.val Infoi iii.s us
that on Wednesday the. up lialu was
crowded with families who came up on
the steamer from California, seeking
homes in Oregon. Tliey were-distributed,
nloug the road at each station, and Ihev
vouch licioat a m'iimiii of tl.e.vear when
Oicgoli ap(can. at Us best. Wo hopcl
thiil they will all lliul pleasant home, j
1
i'uii.ii-ai.on. Mr. J:. M. Waito, Sec
retary of tho Otegnu btatu Agricultural
Hoclety rtsiicktk us to say that llio lloaul
of .Manager "f Hip Soclcly meet niiTu.-s.
day, Nov. i'llb, lin.to.ul of thc lHth, us
auiue liavo been liiformoil by him.
The Co m I us llfcioltillon. j
mi... ... .. t r . it... i f.. 4
i Jin1 run un innvoiiioiu iiiniiiL'iKini
t,oU,dtedtatosmuy be.ook,n,, J" 'Z Z n " P"" SS'lS I'" "" "
in the light ofn revolution, forlf I-mIo- " . ' m ., ,ir ,,i .. ...end i "tun-. doubt the disordered state of ,m.Wt.fTh,. tippinncliliiis close of
m..Moc,. plish what nlorce of '- " ' ' ' " tT .l", JV:TT. '.IT, SX J i,...,, 'vvorl! 'is Wr brings,.. lttoc.lo
a ...icorgoniuso -lul. n t us up .. lhorJl(ls ,,., ,,ormi,,Iin. Thf the temporary ovc.burde.iln ulth P BVt t uAln Ighty "ulcrof the
on or rcm-hud, and rovol.ilio.ii.o (ho """".',, ,.,,1.,.,,,. hoi Invin-In-coinf " '" ,UM fr,' "' , , L '"V, j. Inlvor. for the iinmiiuhcnil iiickIm
inoilos of trHiimifllns,' IhhIiip im oll ' "' c-(lllL ' ul lu; "7 ' " , Un of tho most po-jitivo oh arocter an I , , , , tnW(!(1 ,pon lH. Abu
111 iim-itI the iiood of ...oro i.prfort -ov- 'raH:cl, thi-y M-nt tlin -imo to oxpori lhoM , I'ranoe huvo poll t. If d t, tl( b ,, thu
I... , i , ' ! T . . inont on. find lu-t Momliiy wo itoooptod they linvu not openly expired the feori mustry. With locnl excel.-
. J nil Mil ill I- mill mil . i - -1 ri nil. iiiil liil i iiiv.' . ..p.-- ihh ihiwiiiwiii I Mil ill. uiri vi mr nun iii'ii ill iiv I-
in.'..., uuun our.- iiiMimim 1 mm 1 un Il)vltutl()n t v0o tin oilort iimdf. tlint wp -hoiiui not 1 uvo Q"'; f" ' tlo..-, health ha huon among the ulc&v
rowiiiKotir-oofourimtioii-iorriiption '"'' l" tu "l ,,. in thoworld to supply n neeiU l.uf ru t .lie is ijoyeil. Tranquility at homo and
in national politic " l,mI l''l"irelu nn polllnn of plum-1 . Vest f ls7, NV Know of ro n I- ' J,, , f pruvalle(
'' . ' , . . ,. Iml'o undilrc day, the lu-,t from lluuim noiit iimlKcnerally coiisorvatlvc hou-o n Primal Imhi-ttv la roiinliiliiir itH merited
1 hero is now no Important onost on , j , , f whk.h ,, luiVhv, wrltu-n attheeraof h l f g, Jjj;' ,, ,& rewnrd0a:
to distract polltlnd morals and divide 1.'lllll-11, ,,.,,., .,,. 1.,. ,.u.,i its e-t jirleM uvond wroks uko, th.i tilnj (,l(mv llllt uni(.r thc provldeuco of
thi minds of tho people, mid un Idea inl(; ,Io,s ,,ro ' iuk' """ ,,',,., ""fU'-'to; imiJ!eUl Clod, surely, as uo trust, tlio Nation ,
has hecomo -nistPned 01 tho imnultir Mi'allly hy maitlnya cruelhlo, in ul ieh vain.-, as the n-aso udvii w''; "1"' ucovorliiK Aom the HiiKerlnu results of
in. 1. nil.. . ' . . 7; ' lo melted metals at u B-at heat, with- In- IimiI of oxpor t in; W w 1 1 u. rtc -, (Ireillliri.v ,triri.. Kor tllM0 Illlt aU
miiKl that true fjoverumont iind politl-, . , , .. B . , , , r w ill hmiii re a minimum 01 .,imhi,uiw, iii- ., .. 1,..1,.,i..M VI111I,i, .r,.ii It nwnmn n
cnl freedom have still In,.l , w. ' ' '"J" "' vol. l f t;,n..' 7,.Mm, J.nm, J I o. I.w,. and , , ; ,' r 'hearWlt n&
ivimplMi in (his boasted land oflihorty. , ll' '': rlul was ...,. il.Ioil on the In- .stt i.lun. HI w. t MJWW ,,,, ickl0W,.,dl.iiil.iit-( and wlthb our
It is ovory year more and more appar- '"' f"U " "f ' '' lr,;;,;p,, . " ,,c ' ?, " " fu dXS X, hist -ear. 1 hanky ng may un to prayo.s for
out that the power of eomhlned ca.Mal " 1,' '". l""1I "'""1 ;rK.n,l.-I...IM.. , rhN iixlll)t ,, ,, ,mt wlll,, t J. ; of U1 "",l temporary
islM.,,iKdesp()til.,al,dthatlhepro- f"ri!"lu j" h ,slt " ,,f 1,l'i :V,!!MV J!!X rh ' 'ue'!0 .Si Sft.ro wco.11n.end that on Thuw
d..p..rsr,,,rll,Ath....eswhof. hc ''k, aKanst the elay sheets, and a .. alue t us .lay, the i:7th of Novomljor noxt, the
millions, eulll vn.o tho .oil, and toll to , "' w l:I'"1 ,,f d,,"rt'0,l "" '"T '"' "' fV'reat . .mutltles nodod to -upply l! 'SlSS-
Bl. us our dally hro.id, and as well .ho ! " '' -''. "',' ' '? M" " J. .... In lm.pean grauijrhjs .e ' o ,.mk r no 1
ones who.,, lahors supply the ,.. , '"-II, o pnu-nri. even exp ..Ho... he us oj K. ope ! , nlll, n ,toc.tl...., and to o.lor to Him
, . ...1.1. n . ....... . ., ! I res In these furnace-' were forced to a -V ' ' " ',u. " .. .'?.'.. ....... .....;.....,....i prnvcrs for their contlntmnco.
li.stiumentH for tlio accomiilishmcnt of1
amhltiotts cuds.
Uovolutions never go l.ackwanl, mid
.some of the greatest results ever
acl.ieveil lor man have heen iiccnm -
. - -
plihed hy liloodlc-s victories, triumph
ofinlnd, Hie rei.iltsororgani..tlnn and I beard 11 sound In pre-eu-e of Mr ' -
coiiraecous action It Is -urn 1 -,.ill,-i ' " ""Itt, ugeut lor the Ciillege, v.I.-i i"-
our.Mousa lion, tils ui,!,,, ii. tn,(l( ,,,,,,.,,,,,.. tNll(1 w,lh , ,,..
thai this lardy waking up ol the gl..iit.U,. 'i . jl, ,s .-oiigl.lv .'.,.. , -
whom! arms upnoiii ine commonwt-'iiiii
will result iugicat improvement ol tin
condition of tin producing -.i -(.
'I'liey now claim all that (heir piodiit I
aio worth and speedy anil cheap menus
for their transportation. They aim,
too, at social Impiovemeut and intel
lectual progress, and It is a wonderlul
ll.ll llfll .11 ll'l. It.'l. I.I II...I ....1. ..
,,,,,, siii.risln.'orthehoi.oi..l,lelV..iei.nar.v ii.i. mid we hope his 1.1
class of ..g.icultl.rists isgoingoli, UimmI
., , , ... , " 7 ' ,
on thoilc termination to atlaiii greater
ecellence, and in ike capital iccognic
tlio rights of tin. pioduccr. Tills tvp-
lull.... nlll I.. ..I-.. ....I. I. L.N
.....i... ..... ..... i. ...i ii.i.it.i. it ..,.'
oteueii to ine agricuiiurai ti.iss,., n
giiinpso ol a irmiisiii i. tun ihey have
dreamt of, hut never hoped to attain, l.
and It will nevcrce.ise until tlifse holies, 1
are fully icalied
Labor has no war against capital;
what wo iniiil accomplish is to make
capital co-operate with lahorami divide
! tin prolltn more fairly. The producer
has no war with tlio consumer: what
ho wants is to save the Intervention nl
too many .speculators, who have lo
each make u pmlll, nml leave hut u
miiiiII margin between (ho price he re
ceives and that (he consumer ny..
Another thing the producer demands,
every where, Is to have tr.insK.rl.itl..n
'
i
manages (Im railroads, as agent for,
ami III (lie Inleiest of, the people.
(Ileal icsiilts can only ho attained h
pallent attention and constant ellhrt.
The Tanners' movement cannot de
pend upon the advocacy of lawyers and
pinfesslniis of veteran politicians. The
farmers ami producers must stand by
each other and depend upon them
selves, and (hey mus( act prudently i
ami uiisclllshly, so thai (lie wurk-a-tlay '
world will boon their -Itle: mi that me-1
clianlcs and laborers of all t lasses ill
work with them and tight un their
side, for their cause is that of honest
Inlmr. .WmII elm,..,, nmiliisi sue. Him. I
ami corruptlou, and chicanery, and
monopoly. Tho honest merchant
should side with the fanners' move
ment, hccaiiso they are his best custom-
"rs ''ll(' "u'lr -uceoss is a certainty of
ins nn n.
Tho battle must last fur years before '
ilea., be fully wo... Tho Inducing
classes must dovolopo their own cham-
(ilons, ctlticato themselves to slates-
11. aiislil., so as to framo the legislation
neetlcd to (.erfect their lights but sue -
cess issiirt. If tlit struggle is faithfully
persisted in.
1 '.il ...., Uv . . l. . , .... MM...
HI'. . US'.. , S M.- l I . ...I, . Ill-
On .nii.oi say, this useful vessel is now
laid up for the w inlet, and gives an in
teresting icvlew of tlio work done on
the upper Willamette, liver slmv it
was built at Oregon City in Is7t.
Light hundred and Hfly snags have
been (.lilted out in (ho mean time, ami
many other obstructions removed, such
as sunken logs, Mum.,, and bars, taken
out of thechanncl from Corvallis to l".i-,
luunaii. Oiaut iK.wtler was uctl
sist the steam power, when necessary,
Largo trees were found deeply Imbed- (
ded that could bo removed l.y no other j
means. .Much valiiahle work lias been
lit II I
llollO l.V the Miatr-IHllIor. allil IlC.Vt
.. 1, ,, ,,, ,,....,. .w.ir ...
season it wlll commence operations
again.
The (.roclamatlou of Oov. Drover for a
day nf Thanki;lv lag will a(i(.car in next
luue.
willXmette farmer
rM'i r ."ir iii jj.ruiH.Hi...
r .....h.im "Vllt'lIM T'VT.
J. Klw, of -South Salem, has patented
;
metal where it was cracked anil eaii-e
it In run together and re-mould agiin.
Woci.uhl not stop to witness the entire
expel iinent, as it was del.ived l.y
hi
i.renUs timt .eouirciirepiirs. vx-nive
. ,,,rn,., rom Mr, Ui,r,,s t),.,t it ms
' succes-ful, ami li.iv'o visited the hell nml
me of the mcl.d le.keti r,nni"'i a
lileill: ill the c.isliio;, hut Mr. it!,','' -l.Vs
lie li is learned how In improve o-i the
eperliiirnt,aiidstiengthen the moulds
so as to prevent In e.-iUnge. 1 lie greai
hell of .SIom-iiw v.is el icked nfler a
short peiiod of Use, The old I. II city
boll, that sounded its peal when the
I Iceland ion of ludopondoiic.' wis p.,s-
d lias since cracked. Mr. Itlggshusa
. I ....... I .1 ..I I (....
i rinuri.iN i' iiiivi'iiiiiiii iihii. e
ll.ive no doubt (li.it he will succeed
' -., mli ,, lht.n jl(. ,.., ,ri.r ,,
I services tmlie (..ir of il' ' Ku -i is
to give b.u k Its tone lo the- gicat bell
- 'III
x,, N( .-x, ,,,,.r,,w , s;4
'r,.iorrts iiein s-.m I'rauclMo to l.ivcrpi
- an now begot at .CI per Ion, and lluyan
rancisco ('imnnrrtitl lrtttt(, vifiich
makes this statement, aNii tcIN that ves
. ..:..
sets aio chartuicd to go to the Columbia
river to take cargoes to Liverpool at i I ."is
per ton, it dlHeiciicc of SO coin per ton
agaln.-l Portland, or rather against the
(inducers of Oicgoli. That Is to ruy,
fi eight on California wheat Is $15 per ton,
and on Oregon wheat $L'I .it least per ton,
ami as high as $JJ per ton, is now being
paid. Six dollars per Ion It IS cents per
bushel. Our net jcar's Mir:ilus lll
probably retch fi,oio,()0(l hiisliels of u heat,
'"" "'" e-nls per bushel will a.nou.K
li. 111.. I hill I . !.. ..I tit. ....I .li... .. I ...... .... ..
.iHi.UDii. 1 1 is claimed (hat wheat can
J be xliipp.-il, and should lie shipped, Iron.
the Columbia river as cheaply as from
Mm I'i.itit Iscu. The gn-at (.roblein then
Is: What can bo done to keep this Smii).-
OiK i 1 ill the State of Oregon'.' Tlio
iUesiiou closely concerns tho producer
1 themselves, ami they should have found
out by this lime (hat only union and ac
tio n nu their part can devise a iciucd).
It remains to be seen if the old proverb
Istopiove true: "What is everi body's
business is nobody's business."
- - -
Wlll:'v fvi-i:.-Mr. II. Christian, of
n,ieua Vista, called on us yesterday, and
H -oiius he was here n. receive pay for
v,,,il1 thousand busheU of wheat. The
-So.lH-0 bushels of W heat stored ill lllleilll
t" wa.cl.oi.sr, have been buiight l.y
It. I-', llurch, for tho Miiwuukie mills, ut
f I. K ior bushel, less warehouse charge
uf !IJ cents (tor bushel, mi that it nets the
producers $1.01) conn. It will stay In
warehouse until thu river rises. We are
Informed thut Mr. llurch has purchased
ill.C..r...i. I... u if iv 1. mil .limn. I... i-li...HI.
j ,.,,. .,,, y, ,, ,B ; humlrw,
,hn..s,,, bushels, uol M fiir u, M1,0
.,..rty however.
I ' !
' Ni:w At)vr.iiriM:iis Hon. Oco. IC.
Shell, favorably known here as a lavrjer
I; ) cars ago, give notice that hit has rcsu-
I 111. si tilt, l.l'.u'tl.-ii of 1.1, l.rofi.4,lii.. I.. Ilit,
....-,....
city.
II'. L. Hade, of tho Oreeii Store, North
Mileiu, gives notion that he is pre pa 101 1
will, a full stock of goods for fall ami
winter trade. No man has liotterfilotuN
in his customers than II'. L. Hade.
A. Mantou Is agent lit this dt v for tho
Last Portland Nursery, ami ha, his trees
on Court strict, uetirlv onnoslte tlio Com-
incrcial Hotel. Ho has catalogues of
j' ,f' ,Ul',', ""l, s0Cl1'' ou n,,,u, !"11' ''"
" v""kV UiiTivat'uwlio-.tor nur,crv and
toas-lsoeilsu.nn, announces his KloralOu.dc
lor li.TIJrcady. Those liuidc am elegant
,,n" "'""'"'"ous.
Mr, John C. D.ivcnjHirt, of sllverton.
(n ll.lscounty, Iscouteiui.latlnga penna-
......t r.',I.!..nr.i In Ihn I'nlo.i,.. .nnntrv
I.. . ... ... 't
id proposes to engage In trade all olfax, i
and takes with him machinery fori grist 1
mill, which is much needed there, us '
tllOV llllVO ralsisl Ik MirplllS of LXI.OOO I
luii.ils nf w limit nml l.i.i.i nn mill In 1
lillslieis 01 vvilua aim nave no mill 10
grllUl It. 1
TTi X
The Wheat Outlook.
I. X
,
j TcmlIlin , wheat Just now is an
...I ........ !... ..... l lllllt'lltlllltll
r , '" ' V, ' ' " .,: :-h " u
""nillinililini- ",,
thai fiiroiiru operators have taken fright
' Wmii-r I-. mar at liauil, and wc shall lie
1,,),, if wIOii the Ice king looks up
, , XinrH ,
i a,.,iIc purls .IcVlInc materially, the
nioiatois of l-hiland and l-'ranco are not
!t!,'.ilu pk.i ling lor supplios at 11 time
when vvvc.iui.nt give lliein the tlt-siied
tpiaiillth-s. Most tliotightlul peoplo feel
lli.it the importing eounlllos ol the Old
World have made a lamentable mistake
in not encouraging a continuous move
ment ol wheal to the soalioaid and on
the seas while It may be had, lieforewin-In-lucks
it up limn immediate gia-p.
,Y. '. rintnr.
tiraici' Items.
V.'o icciivcil a plo.1s.111t call this week
fioiy Mr. .ian.es Taloni, Deputy for Poll:
cotitv, who iufoiins us tliat lio has or-
nletl the lollow lug Oranges:
Kibliiy, Oct. .'il, at Dallaf, Polk county,
D.iIIh-(.range; Unbelt Clow, Master; I).
J. Holmes, seeietary.
Monday, Nov. .". at ena, l'olk county,
S.iing Valley Orange; C. C. Walker,
Muvter; W. A. Henry, Jsoeielary.
Oak Point Orange, No. .1, l'olk county,
James Taloiu, Muster, lias started a class
of ten, which he thinks lias not been ex
01 Hod In the State.
We take the following items fiom the
Democrat:
Hon Win. ('arm, one of the Deputies
for Llm. county, on Oct. -"ilh orgauled
Jordan Valley Orange, ten miles east of
Solo; John llryant, Mas(er; Mae McCt.l
ly, Secretary.
On Saturil.iy, Nov. 1st, Mr. Cyrus or
LMiilcd i'.caver Orange, at llio Ciablree
M'lniol house, sl uillrs south of Lelu
nun: .las. Cr.iblreo, Master; ti. W. Oalnes,
Stciclaiy.
Lami:iin OuiuuiN. .Mr. I'. Shoe
maker, of Cove, I'nlon county, writes
to us as follow d:
"JZIilor .'arnier: Will you allow me
lo say, through your columns, to my
friends in tlio Willamette valley who
are in tho sheep hii,inc,s, ami wish to
engage in that pur-nit In Or.iud Hondo
ur Powder Uiver valleys, that we aro
s.itislled by experience that these aro
as good sheep-growing valleys as those
are ou the coast, Loth for health and
good wool and heavy Hceces. Oood
stock sheep aro worth from JsI.CO (o $:i
per head; mutton sheep tlio same. 1
think scabby sheep aro easily cured
here for many reasons: lint, tills is a
high and dry country, and the outside
range so very extensive thut t hoy can
he moved on new range every day."
To I.nvi:miiiis. Any (icrsons tleiiring
Information as to the mode of taking out
patents, can send a reipiest to this otllee,
accompanied Ly a ono-ciit stamp, and
will receive Ly mail a copy of tho revis
ed patent laws ami a pamphlet contain
lug full iuformr.t on as to how their in
ventions can Lo patented.
Hon. .1. W. Nesinith left for Wash
ington on the hist steamer, to Lu pres
ent at the opening of tho session of Con
gress. Maiion county has levied tlio follow
lug tax for the Used year: State tax
. nuns; military. null: school, a
mills; county ha mill,; total, LM mills.
i ajiibuuhiurcjUM4nMMaarMHHRaM&u
OiUa DXRECT021Y.
Itisk Cul.it Kurnii-M t tiibnii-fli onthf iccoinlSit
imm in mill nm.i.l. 1 i: otti.on, Sis.-rrln 1',
II m.iln-ii siiiiiimltT
II11.I1I1111I tarnrn I'liibmrr! on the Unl n.t thlnl
Saurus;, nf 11 h iniMiih,, nl 1 p m T. W. I.iTrn
I'on Sun-Inn I 1) i.l.lreii, slhrrloii
XurtU Vainhlll I irmrr. Club niei-ti on the flr.t
Mtunlm liiiiuh luuntli 11 C Mert. S.c'y
K.'l t'lriiuri' Club nuvti on the n-couj sjtnnUy
Im-mh munih Thoi I'nnf, snt.irt.
Vuin.illte r'aritu-ri' Club inct-1 nil the tlr.t snturiUy
of i-oib 11. mull. 11 -in 1 lis I. p m , at Aumxillo h'Iuki'I
liou.i- J C. 1'ii-bln. Sisninry
sli-m rarmer,' I tun i-iri-t ru-rj thlnl Silunhy In
en h i-imith 1 O iMri, sali-m T L l.ivlit.on.
Si. r. un.
iv.i i llllkt nif Minn 'ii lUl r-j
1 111 m.h inoiith Ji-iT Mi-rrlm s-i.nui.
I liup l"rmor I'liibtneit. on the feeouil Mtunliy
Mt.iioii llouo-i. Kniirr' Club ml 0.1 the la.t Sit
nru rri. mimh i'ot omn aat , wiu-atuini,
AXVVJ?.. fiSTi'lnab meet, .t school iiou.e
m,i s,. . um im .hi f..urth ssturdiy in nch
month r" M Wtlkln. Secn-ury
l.V Olrn lirinen t.lub mtelion the Brit ttiil thlnl
M,lmUi,iIl04Cnu,nuu, j cuurrjilll, surewrjr
1 u iifjmi.buitou, Mirloaco.
Uine.lt must Dp plain lo ac.isu 11 on-erver -. -. - . - - r
thin the niovcme.it cannot be continued I '"V' "V... li v .r Wsl,lnloi. tl.U
i. .mvtliliii like iiie-cnt itronoitlons. .1I?"-'"'!'V V.' "'. asl.lnglon tl.M
1 ....... ...7.u ... .-.I n. .1 u-.niis li in mutiny 01 ueioiier, in inoyear c.i our
"n iu'e i nt un ' 'h X n'l!! '"' ''
i,.Ji 1.1.1 in 1 I. start he oimrtli."en.iii. scVciily-thrcc, and of tlio Independence
taxe.1 their energies to hurry It forward, Hl" J. I '- ;s fc ( '.' .rJ,int
ami the 111 nl has boon no great, with i -J ;N ' i"". I uIdent.
H... l..i..1.,.i.na.iiiers,ilclivcilosabroail. .'eoietiii.v of Mate.
l'HOCUMATIO OF THAXKSCJIVING.
. . . , , .,
.""ilefoiowlnB 'proclnnmUou
I 11
In wlt..e-s tl.o.cor I l..m hereunto set
IIIV lllllll lllll fllllklM till K.-H flf
Mr. II. Chilsllan, having raised 4,000
bushels of grain and taken the premium
at the State Kalr for the best Hold of
wheat, has very sensibly concluded to
witluliaw that advertisement ollerlng
Ids fain, for sale.
School Hooks. We call attention to
Mr. II. D. Mdoii'k advertisement, found
elsewhere In our columns. Mr. IJ0011 la
agent for the new School (looks lately
adopted by tlio Slato Hoard of JMuca
(Ion, of which ho has a goad supply on
hand, also a largo slock on the way.
Tin-so hooks will be sold at oiic-third tils
count from the regular (trice. Hu has,
besides, a well-selected assortment of
miscellaneous books, with a good slock
of stationery, and a good assoituiunt of
wall (i.ii.er, Ac., ic. Stoic on State street,
Salem, in the building formerly occupied
by Old, Steel, iv: Co.
Mii.i.iNimv. Miss f M. Schwatkii
lias relumed f.om purchasing her fall
stock of Millinery ami Kancy Ooods, and
invites thu attention uf all ladies vis
iting Salem to her niipcrioriisiortnic.it of
ribbons, laces, dowers, Ac., and thu
new styles for fall hats and bonnets Just
received. She will keep constantly on
hand new goods tallied to the season.
EMIlllMinH .1 mg MM .! 1MM
The (irentext Strike Vol.- nforynhere llm
lick an- itrltLluc Kint melilllc medicine and pov
fill eselibli poiion. KirrywInTC ihey are itrons In
the belief thit a I'onttltutloinl liiil-omnt-i pri-para
lion ui-llliij; the propertln nf 1 tunic, 11 centle purji
tlvo, a hloo.l ili-pnrviil, n leililhe, anil a mineral ri'iri
Utorliabiolutely ueemary In all ill, inc. Krerj
n here tliey aro cumins to the eoncluilon that.
Tarranfi Effervescent Seltzer Aperient
la precl.cly iuch a preparation. Within thc put year
tlinnMiiili nffanilllei kareailoptrd It ai a lloemiioi
Ukunut itliranllui; all thedru.-i they hadprerlously
taken, and ailnil.ten-d to their rliltdren. In Rencril
ditilllly. nerinuiiira ll?er complaint, connlpstlon,
ImlUi-iilnii, rheiimatlini, and foYiri, It If ludced a
nurii-loui mr.lUlne. Sold by ill druKclrli,
UKASONS "WHY T1IK
PAIN-KILLER,
xixr'u nr
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
11 Tim
Best Fiuiiily iledicinc of the Ago!
! war it
.Should be Kepi ulvinya urarnc llandi
lit. l'alu-K liter li the mint certain Cholera
cure Hint nu-nicai .cienie nai produced,
I'nln-KIII.-r, u IUarrlxraandDyicnUry
remedy, .tljoin II eter fall..
I'ulifKlller will cure Orattps or 1'aln. In
Jnd
3rd.
anr part orthe n).ti'm. A lngli do.e uimllr
tureen a cur
tl'i I'nln-Klllrr 11 III curodj.prptla and Indl
Coilon. if u.fil auiTilini.- to illri'cilini..
Sill. l'alii-Ulllir nan aliiii.it iii'irrfallirccurc
lor Mid. nn 1 iiM inufhi, Ac.
fill I'lilu-Klllcrlu. pr.ncd asoiereUn Heme
, ilyrnrlLVcrui.il Viu- and I'hlll 'tir,ltha
iurisl the mo.t .itnituate caiei.
"Hi. I'nlu-Klllir ai a llulnu-nt I nnrijualed for
1'ro.i line., ihllblali.. Hum., DruI.et.Cuti,
spnln.. Ai .
(th. l'aln-Kllli-r heacuri'itcati-ioflthcumatUm
and .Siurallaafliryir .Uudliii;,
Vlh. I'liln-lillliT mil Ueiroy Hotli, Felon..
Whitlow., Kid Sorei. yliiiij; relltf from l'atn
after the rlr.t applkallon
10th I'nln-Klllcr cure Headache, and Tooth
at he.
11th. I'.llll-Kllloriilll me youdsyioftlcknen
and many u Dollar in lime and iKKIor'i lllll.
lllh I'ulii-Klll.r I' a puruly Veritable prtpa-
raiion. lafe to kiep ami 10 1.. e I11 t-iery family. Ihe
.Impllclty attcmliiu ll un. ti;ether tilth the en-at
variety of itlrca.n that may K-jntlrcly cridlclrd by
tl, and Ihe Mnat amount of pain and nilTerlnthat can
be atleilatid through it. ii'f make it tmperatlie upou
crcn ptnonto .upplr them.iliea uilh thl. valuable
nmidy, aud lokeiplt aluaya near at band
The I'liln-Klllor I. now known and !
predated lueiery quarter of the ('.lobe. Chyalclan.
risMmmend II In tin ir practice, while all clai.ta of
clely ban-foacd lull rellif aud comfort. Oiie il a
He luro aid buy Ihe cetmlne, Krery Dru?
tl.t, and nearly nery Country orocr throuihout thi
and keep It fur aale. .SoiMnl
1 nt
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