Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, November 27, 1874, Page 8, Image 8

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TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN.
Nmv Yobk, Nov. 21. The Paclflo Mall
BteBtnshlp Company lias begun an action
!... .i! iTr,inn Panliln Ita iroad Company
r KJflfl.fMiO clarnaues lor allcecd breach of
contract. The two companies made a ailpu-
l.il.i tl.ot ntio rntnnanv should UOtHUOptB
xate on Height below the other, and that the
Union I'aclfie! should send so much Irelnht
-ner month by tbo I'auhc Mai lllne whose
-.. l.Vt.nl.. n.tlm..l.lfllQLll L Till
miitim weru iu "o '" iuum ,.-...
TaclHo mall alleges thHt It has kept Its aKreo
jniut, but tLe Union l'aclflc has tailed to iul-
1111 lis contract, , ,,
Nfcw York, Nov. J1. A meeting of the
a'aiiaum llailroad and l'acilio Mall Co. s
Jlreftors Is calltd Tor Monday to consider
.the reports oi Messrs. Hutch and Park on
thf proposed cousolldattow of tho two com-
'iifo' Mall bttnmshlp Company has In-crta-cel
the rnsn nptr tatu an 1 lancUeo S-.0.
Linu. lduiuo. LO.-Miiilli In sllll hid.
3'eHC0 and cjulot prevail, lion. iMIIinn Say
Jer, of tho conpussiciiial Investigation Com
inittco arrived to-dny. , ,
Wasiiioio, Nov. 20 Tho Cabinet ses
sion to day continued nearly threo hours.
All tho numbers except Postmaster General
Jewell were present. Arkansas mattors were
mil.ite.tn or comment. Attorney-General
"Williams submitted telegrams lrorn Senator
CIhvIoii and seeial btato oiliccrs, urging
tin, recognition ot tho Smith party by the
T'ednaluoornmontj but tho general opin
ion el the Cabinet v. as, that siuco their last
imellnK nothing had occurred to alter the
decision inado at that lime, that tho Go ern
uiont lias In Its possession no such informa
tion as would justify any interference with
i. . ..tifrniorctv Iti that State.
Gov. Garland, ot Arkausas, telegraphs to
Jjis counsel hero to day, from Little Hock, as
follOWB: "All IS pence, ill! uuiumouw.
FOREIGN.
Lonpon, Nov. IU Tho total number ol
killed In tho explosion in tho Wmrunvale
coal mine, Yorkshire, is ill. Ton men have
been rescued, all ot them more or lesiu-
""iu JttU Mall Oatcttc'ti Berlin special says
it Is slated that tho BrUMi Government de
clines to aicept Uussia's proposal to adopt
mi International code on tho baisol nogotla
tions at tho Brussels Conlereuce.
Specials lrom Spain to tho htamlaid slate
that largo reinforcements nro going lorward
to Miranda, hero tho Kenubllcaii army is
inasxlng ior opei-atiniis in Nevarroand l'aui
peliina. Tho Cai lists am concentrating
aioundlNtolla, under command ol Ueiwral
Wonder!. Tho Basquo hatUillons, with Don
Don Carlos and Guurul Kol, uro on the point
ot leaving Vera for Puenta La Keina.
MADitin, Nov. Su.-l'ho CarlisU shot 37
i..n.wit.u ui Puv11n.
1 Co7srv.NTiNO.-u:, Nov.3B.-B.kor U. 8.
Minister, recently lccelved Information that
the residences of American mlsslonajles in
Latakoea, Syria, were violated by armod
lorres. Ho at onco called upon the Graud
Viler, and had a long conversation with him
on tho subject of the outrage '1 ho Grand
Vizier Bald ho was waiting for a report from
the Government of Syria, and could take no
action until it was recelvodj but he promised
most positively that the Porto would give the
U.S. Government lull and complete satis
faction, ir wrong had been douo.
Hovana, Nov. 20. The Spanish mail
steamer Isla de Cub arrived hero to day,
having dlsomharkod 1,000 mariners ot Santi
ago do Cuba.
HoNouoNd, Nov. 20.-Tho British ship At
lautlo, which sailed hertco Octobor .aist, lor
Portland, Oregon, returuod leaky.
PACIFIC COAST.
I San Puancimx), Nov. 21. Kullerton won
the great trotting race to day, beating Occi
dent and Purdy badly. Time, 2:tt)4; 3:224',
..! i' iiik imttt nuir inado to wauou.
"'iiIh(soii .v. Fell, dry goods merchants of
this city, liav e failed for $.100,000. It is prob
nble the linn w 111 tTeet acoinpromlse. Their
business Is jot uninterrupted.
San I'kaiscisoo, Nov. 22. The Constitution
from Panama ai rlv ed this morning.
Theie were W) deaths In thlsclty this week.
None lrorn typhoid levor, scarlatina or small-
1K'it'i .nniMi. Nov. 21. The Shasta and Weav.
ervlllo slago was rohbeni when near this place
to-night by two masked men. W., F..
Oo.'s treasuro box was taKon. a iuii iuuiiui
luissenaers, but not molested.
Han Dikim. Nov. 21. The Utiw lian the
following Iioiii Arlrona: Tho ulUcial vote tor
Delegatoto congress is: sieveus,j,i., uwu,
lfi;0; Smith, tU8.
1IH1T1S1I COL.UiUltIA.
To Inches of snow foil at Yalo tho other
lav.
liop'Hy Sheriff MeWha brought down to
Vletor'a an liuano ,inati lrorn Mttou, uauieci
James Watsou.
The .ontractors are progressing quite rap
idly wl.lt tho gallery of the llotorinod li.plsoo
pnl Church at Victoria.
Tho sUwmer Otter, on her last trip from
Wnuiglu to Victoria, brought (100,000 lit gold
ilust, and l.Mi piissengers.
A young man who hatl his right hand cut
oil at the mills, has Ixsm iireseuted.wlth a
jnursoof (JM front the Moodj lllo people.
Fifty miles of wir for Mr. llaruard'a con
tract on tho Cauudlaii Oveirlaud T'elograph
iJiuuirrlvoduii tho mall sUwuier fromSaa
I'ranisisoo,
Mr. it. WaW.nli.ld. a c It teen of Victoria.
cllihl s.uddeiilv by Mho roadside as he was
routing from a short distance iu the country
to his home a-fevv da- s ago
T'lKTiliitKJliuiTiiKHs in Pout. The fa
mous tlvo-thousand ton ship Three llrothera
onlerfd theahlp jwitilday tnortiiug, under a
ilmul iif mil iiutl uucJiortd in the stream.
Sho left this lt forNJlavn, loadetl with
wheat on il2Jthot October. 18T.I, and has
,.snnt...l :iso hivA in the round vovage. Kho
sailed liom A'w York for ban Fianolsco,
with an bchh 'aMU'no on tlit2lUh tif June,
ii... i .i.i.i.,,. ii.niiuHMki.il tiznerlenetHl Iinlullig
uIikim nil.) lafnm jiulllclent to retard her
hiHTd In a mark 1 dfrtroe. One hundivd and
inlrtvtwoilajH Vw iHVlip.d In the !
age. Tho '1 lire liYvUirs excited a grat ileal
of Interest at the'Kwopea" and American
ports whlih she v 'alUvl, cm amiunt of her
inagiilludoHiid beai'ly. Jxto JIM
c.'in, J'ie. I'. V
IlcNuiulluu Adopted.
' Skw, Ouii., CW. 23.
A resolution uuuJ c Ulackawaii Uouuty
Cotiucll, , . ,
Jtcaolt cxI, That wo KoVl ,1'atrona of Hiu
baiulry aie strongly opposed to the cnjploy
ment ofChlue.se luborer an that we will do
all that wo lawlully oau, topre' '
being so employed by our oltltvu and more
Mpwiallv hvourfarineniand wxpnilly
reouektsll members of our OrdiT, MirotiBn
ouititirSlatn and Nation to ewoiyntfe with
uu In earning out thla retoluttoit.
That tlil. resolution lo printed Iu tho V ii.
Umkhk FAitut'H for three mouths.
II v order ot tho e'ounoll.
V. W. H. BAMaoN.
becrcVtff.
At a grocory store in tho neighborhood of
Tacoma, W.,3. tho following Is conspicu
ously posted: "Notice Any hoodlum found
prowling around this store after 10 o'clock at
night will be shot down like a dog."
From the Bulletin we learn that the. new
Donkey enine of the Reamer Ohio while be
ing transferred from a small boat to that
steamer, fell overboard into 40 feet of water.
James Downes while in a fit Ml from a
wagon which he was driving near the Dalles
last Woduesday and was almost instantly
killed.
Tho sentence of Michael Hartlgan for the
murdor of August VohwlnklJ last January
near Vancouver has been commuted to im
prisonment lor lllo by Govtrnor Terry of
Washington Territory.
Prizo Fighters pitch their rings in tho
streets at Po'tland.
RoliH oi Honor.
I.OKTH HALtM SCHOOL.
The following are the names of the pnpils
of tho North Salem school w hose names are
inscribed upon the lloll of Honor for the
mouth ending Friday, November 20th, 1874 :
Olive Walt,
Charles Scott,
Melvia Adams,
Frank Dunham,
Elliot Savage,
Hllen McCubbius,
Virginia Smith,
William Savage,
llarloy Biker,
Boyd Hastings,
Susan Cooley,
Biley Giltnore,
Aggie Wait,
Maggie Adams,
Bertie Bon bam,
George Baxter,
James Farrel,
Dora Fouts,
Linniu Mutton
Willie Brooks,
Frank Hastings,
Jennie Cooley,
Itosa Ramsey,
Frank Huffinen,
Dustan Harper,
Yarena llouy,
Mary Hastings.
Howard Q. Morris, Teachor.
EAST SALEM SCHOOL, FOURTH GRADE.
Roll of Honor for the East Salem school,
4th grade, for tho term ending November
20lh, 1874:
Libblo Allon,
Ward Adair,
Arthur Bowersox,
Charley Brown,
Willie Biers,
Meda Draper,
ICinina Frickey,
Cora Heath,
Mary Heath,
Fanny Reiser,
Renny Wilson,
Elmer Mallory,
Adophus Nichols,
Frank Rice.
L'uima Smith,
Sallie Shaw.
Theo. Van Wagner,
Dillle Walling,
Harvey Yocum,
George Uovenden,
Rebecca Gesner.
Clara A. Watt, Toacher.
Advertisers, Take Notice.
Tlio weekly circulation of the Wii
lamkttk Fakmeb Is ,J200 that of
tho Statcuman, 720.
This fuct the advertising public should
not full to notice and appreciate.
1E flIHKETS.
San
Francisco market.
BY TELKOIUril
San Francltco, Nov. 3L
l'lour-J T55 13X.
Whet-1 52X01 65 per centol.
ltarlcy-$l 17X01 40
Oatf-tl 41X&1 UH-
itvc-i ux.
Wheat Liverpool quotations, tli. lOdOlOs. 4d. for
average, anil ion 4d10s lOd for club, per cental.
Portland Markets.
Wheat, pr cental, sacked
Flour, jobbing at from
Hark)
Oati, pr cental
ttacou
Ham
Shoulder
Lard
185
.. a 504 60
.. j arxa...
..1 OJl no
14..
1UJ..
luaii
1540..
Krcii 440"
LufrkiMi- 2 OOSiW
Uuttir brine..
Oo
" -roll
" -rolld...
Clieetu
Hide green...
" dry
' railid...
an..
lUdilH
i
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7
5
fl
13
13
Apple keir
'K ..
. a
ack...
Plums We.'....
. atks...
SALEM JHAEKET.
MONETARY.
Liuil TiNiiiiu, buying, IKK : Billing, 01c,
FLOUll, tiitAIN Ac.
Wheat, tut white, V t'l'bi: eU'....
0t,Vbu W SS
CornMe.il, V 4
Flour, but, W eack, (V barrel) 1 S&ttl 37
lluckw heat Flour, V B H S
Urau, Vo 0 OKifitO 0
Shorts, V toil S3 OUio ..
Oil Cake Mtal, $' toil tU VUK.....
Flaj: bt od, per U '
Hay, w tou UXR15
baUd. V ton 1J415
OltOCKltlKS.
Bucar, Ban Vraucitco refluid, V bbl 19(3 15
Island tOt 13
crushed 144J 15
pondered Ii6 15
crauuUled 13d0 14
Hlrup, V K Ri1 M
Te,Japaii.tf B NKtfl (XI
luiverlal t.l SkiM M
Coffee, Cota ltlca, ) tt :XS ..
uio m ..
Kcxio --t ..
Jata S-VO ..
inn. Carmen Ulaud, perewt KTSio! IX)
Llveriool, coare 1 V-Vol 50
dairy a Wdt....
Day 87Xil V0
FIM'ITS. VK0KTAULK3, 0.
tun
Irleit.lt B 66
Ay pie,
P
che, drleil, V t JM
riuui.
10$
lioak, fl th
rotatoe. V buthel,
OnlMf, V B '
Cabbage. l do
CarroU, V buth
ItUTTKuTKOQS, Aft
Batter, freh roll, V B
..it
pncktM .............
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Vi
16ii
US
e;n
una Urvirou prime. It.
Lard. V
OILS. Jte.
Unaeed Oil, boilesl, V BaUon 1 e
raw, " 1 Xi....
Lard Oil, V Ballon..... J fjdl
CoalOII, " , 8W
NeaUfuot OIL V pal 1 1
Tallow, V 8
LKAT1IKK, Jto.
(CormclcJ by J. W. Gilbert, dealer, Balm.
Ilarne Leatker, t ta9
Ulrllt,,. ldthllP ............. S5ua
40
rl.tlT.eaiher, "
french Calf prdo VjSfif5
Vn-nch Kin. nrdoi..... .. tTBiatlC I
Cl, and Orrim Calf SOA
Kill H
Baata Crua Sole, pr C.......
Illde. dry, " , ,,
trvvu, ..., .,, i.
.DMr&kla,
IP m.... ......a."
drei
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litfc 11 V
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WTLLAMEHE FARMER
A NEW DEPASTURE.
Direct Importers selling
Goods at RETAIL for
cash TWENTY PER
CENT. LESS than
Wholesale Houses
oharge on LONG cred
its.
BRADLEY, MARSH & Co
Have now on Exhibition
An Immense Stock
OF
NEW GOODS,
SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
THE FALL TRADE.
English Water Proof,
Gray Blankets,
Colored Bed Spreads,
All Wool Flannels,
Shaker Flannels,
Cabot Domestic.
$1 per yard
2.50 per pair
1.25 each
25c per yard
20c per yard
9c per yard
Double width Sheetings, 22Jc per yard
Striped Wool Hose, 75c per dozen
Ladles' Mor. Vests, 75c each
Mon's Derby Bibbed Shirts, 50c each
Men's Woolen Jackets, 1.50 each
Men's Doeskin Pants, 1.00 each
Men's Shaker Socks, 1.50 per dozen
Mon's Chock Overshirts, 50e each
Men's Casimero Suits,
Ladles' Felt Skirts,
Latlici' All Wool Shawls,
5-1 b Box Best Japan Tea,
3-lb Box " " "
7.50 each
1.00 each
2.50 each
$2.75
1.75
Best Costa Rica Coffeo, 19c to 22Jc (ac
cording to variation in market.)
Island Supirs, 8 to 10c
Brilliant Coal Oil, 25c per gallon
Devoo's Patent Cans, 00c " "
tST All othor goods equally low.
A Magnificent Stock or
Dress Groocls
AT
Greatly Reduced Prices :
ST All kinds of Produco taken in
Exchange, or sold on Commission.
Py" LIIh ral advance made on bhlpmcnt consign
etl to any of Ihu followtnK
Branch Houiea or Purchasing
Agencies :
Mer QASN, JONES CO , . ,
81 Bnry Srrcct, London. E. C.
Miwrf. BARINO Jt UOBUUTON,
100 Lord Street, Llverptxil.
Mrs r. KBM1. IIISLOP CO Lellh.
1'KHHIN KHKUKS a) Hue de Petite, Tarl.
Mirr LYNCH Jt BHKPHBKD,
W and 41 Thlrteenin t- ltd door from Broadway) N. 1 .
Mivar. KEAD, HltANli A CO.,
SiO and itlt Clay etreet. Saa Fmcttco.
MrimcH:
The Bank of Brltiih Colambla rortUnd
Tke lUukof England Loudon
BRADLEY, MAESH & CO.,
WbokMl ud Betall Dealer In
Dry Goods Groceries. 'etc
.UD j I
Gouoral IwtportonB !
e ..or..
BNOUSU. AMTOICA-y. ANDPORE1QN GOODS.
Corner FliVt Vl 8lW trct.
VOETIaAND, OSEOON.
PRICES REDUCEDfPRICES REDUCED!
HAWLEY, DODD & CO.,
Offer for sale, at the Following Reduced Prices, the
eaari-iFTTT'nTIjEEl. WAGON,
,m9. ALSO
'Patent
fPater
doo
Kmn
jrea.-r THE MITCHELL WAGON.
BOTH OF WHICH AKE WELL
Either Wagon Being Fully
FlUOBS:
3-lnrb Tblnibl SlrrlH I.lslit To-llorc
i-liieli Tlilmlile Meclii lloavj To-eri.e
3'v-lnill Tblmble Skein Hcavr Four-IIoro
fS Each Wagon complete,
WE ALSO OFFER FOll SAI.E,
LIGHT EXPRESS
Bnckcyo Grniii Drill Z
33XTOCXrSX3 GJCX3JSH. MTTiTiS.
....SOLE AGENTS FOB....
aro33.32L Deere's tjo11:o.o
Guardian's Sale.
PURSUANT TO LICENSE GRANTED DY THE
Conntv Court of Slarlon conntj, Oregon, on the
1th duy or No ember, 1874, authorising me. us puardl
an ot Edu In Jacob. Emma Jacob. Sarah Jacob, So
phia Jacob", lienson L Jacob', and John 31. Jacobs,
ininnri t,, pll all of the eniiie rkht. title, and Inttr
est of each anil nil of said minor In and to the prem
ises bounded by beginning at the N. E comer of tho
S. E, Korbee 1 hi T. US , It. 1 V of Wlllamct.oMc
rldlnn, and running thence east CO (10 chains, thence
south 40 00 chain", thence wett B01K) chain, thence
south 10 00 chains, thence west 40 00 chains, thince
north 30 00 chnlns, thence west 50 l) chains; thence
north 20 00 chains, thence cast WW chains to tho
place of beginning, exct-ptlmr a traet bounded by be
ginning In the center of Drift Creek lo the north line
of the abo c described premises ami miming thence
cast 4 50 chains, theuec south 5 00 chains; thence
west 10 00 chains, thence north 5 00 chains; thence
east 5 50 chains to the place of beginning; all being
In the county ol Jlurlou, iu the Staa of On gon ; I w HI
on the 5th day of Deeemher, lt74, at 11 o'clock a. iu .
at Vie Court llonso door In the city or Salem, In said
county of Marlon, sell at public auction to the highest
bluder, all the estate, right, title, and interest of each
and all of saldminoiaiu ami to said premise, for
gyld coin in hadd.
SAMUEL 1-ENTEIt.
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I.UCITX3 BKLI.,
Successor to J. M, Keeleu A Co.,
B5 Liberty !., - - NKW YORK,
OeiiiiiilKMioti axont
FOB BUVINO AND FORWARDING FROM
New York via Istlnnns, Pacific KaUrot d. and
Cape Horn, all kinds of Merehandltr, and for the sale
or Product from the Pacific coast, for the collection
of moetv. Jtc ociblf
HOP BOOTS FOR SALE.' ,
n BO. A. WKLLS A CO ,
BeTKNA VISTA. WILL
hare S0.OM Hod Hoot a for le this UU, war
ranted to b the large rarlety, Addret communica
tion a abore to Buen VUta. augl 5m
lillamtttc itarnur.
IWCSD ETXr SATtTBDlT, BT
CLAUKE & CHAIG,
, rvBUBi axd ruoruiTon
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T.l-M. f SalMKriHl.B.
Osa copy, one yeriM numb rl ,, fl.vO
OtMcovr. six Bsoath ( number) l.tc
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Ox copy, Uut BwuUatUlniuaacn) I
ATTESNTION.
BTS?iiSg&
v. 7tew
AND FAVORABLY KNOWN
Guaranteed or one Year.
AVnernii....
Fon cAsn. tor giiedit.
. $120 $133
. ia 13tl
Vnon A
AVngon 1 lo 11
with spring peat. sJ
AT MANUFACTUKEKS' HATES,
WAGONS AND HACKS
Broad-cnst Seeders!
Plows.
w. wEATiicnronD.
1. W. WEATUEKrOItD.
Weatherford & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
DRUGS, PAINTS
OILS, CLA8S,M,rA
Patent Medicines. I
CHEMICALS,
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc
PURE WINES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
Medicines Compounded,
Prescriptions Filled.
and
Weatherford & Co.,
MayB-T
Commercial street. SALEM.
noe RinrGER.
16,000.000 Rlac.
TO.OOO Blng-er.
8,600 Tons Bold.
Ilirdwara XHaleri Bell Th.m.
IUn(tr, fl, Hlnjt pr 100 SOcts
Tonp $ l.JS, by mall, pott luud,
Circut.n fr.. Addrvta
U. IT. Kill a CO., Decatur, III,
REMOVAL,
AND
Enlargement of Business
ZAN BROTHERS & CO.,
J. C.ILLE&riE,
JJ. ZAN..
ban i rancisco.
F. ZAN
8N. Front street,
Tortland, Or.
ZAN BROS. & CO.
Are prepared to meet the demand of their Patrons
and the Tublic In general. In the line of
Wood and Willow Ware,
A tbey are now In receipt of a
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK
Of e err variety of Good In the aboi e line.
Portland. Oct, 20. 1SN. 3m
ADVANCE ON WHEAT.
WE WILL MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES AT A
low rate or interest on wheat for tLe EcKlln
market, and rerun freight on the most liberal term,
tepttdm J.UcCRAKEN A CO., Portland.
M. &XP. XsEB,
DEALERS IN GENERAL -XRCnANDISS
comer of Mill and Main BtreeU,
Ball mat, Brecon.
Olr BtToor cnatom. and aiTi moner therebT.
Mansion House.
bALEil,
lhV.Uba.J .or 'J -.
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JtlRIK. HULL, - --J Proj
rilllW HOLbl'. NE.K THE WOOLEN
MILL?,
I ha been tnoroui:hlr OTerbaalodf refurnished awi
rvpauuMX. laoara reaMMia.ie, meal STX n
Bed
Sft ci., sapper, isMutui;, ana ttreaKtaitfi.
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