WILLAMETTE FARMER.
NOTICE TO LITIGANTS.
All legal advertisements will be pub
lished Id the Salem Daily Record and
Willamette Farmer, for two dollars
per month for euch Inch of space they re
quire. Sheriff's sales, administrator's
notices, and summonses, are included in
this. This gives double the circulation
to such advertisements any other Salem
paper can give.
If arrow L'scnpc ot a Cool Boy.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. F. R. Smitb, wto
lives In the hills one mile south of Salem,
was repairing his well curb, and alter remov
ing it from its Jplace, stepped into the wood
shed to get a rope, but short as tlio moment
was, a little lad named Freddy Roe, about 0
years old, son of a widow, managed to step
Into the hole and plunged into the well. The
orifice was but 18 inches rqnare, the well was
40 feet to water and the water was ten feet
deep, so the boy had quite a distance to go,
and he says he went down, down until be
thought be never would come up; and when
he got to the top of the water again, and
looked up, be thought it must be a hundred
miles to the opening. 8mitb heard some one
shouting and hurried baok to realise the sit
uation. The boy called for help and Smith
rapidly lowered the small rope In his band
and told the boy to bang to it and not try to
climb. The little fellow obeyed splendidly,
and other help coming, the regular well rope
and bucket were lowered and adjusted, the
boy put his feet in the bucket and held on to
the rope and was triumphantly drawn to the
surface. Finding himselron terra flrma again,
be made the best bow his dripping clothes
could aflord and said: "Thank you, Mr.
Wraith."
The Grasshopper Plague.
We have read of the terrible plague that
has lately devastated portions of the West
ern States and committed fearful ravages in
Nebraska and Krnsas. All through the na
tion contributions are being made for the re
lief of the destitute and starving families
who have suffered from this Bourse, whose
affliction no labor or foresight could avert,
but who are victims of a scourge that left
them no opportunity for escape.. Thousands
.of families are utterly destitute and famish
ing; have exhausted their last means and
devoured the last cow to keep life in their
bodies, and the sympathy of the whole na
tion is drawn out towards them. The dltier
ent Oranges are contributing for the relief of
' their bretheren in the affected districts and
all should contribute something for this pur
pese, for there is hatdly one among us that
is not able to give for the relief of such dis
tress. The Oregon transportation companies
offer to carry all supplies free that may be
'given for rehet of Kansas sufferers and
probably the overland railroad will do the
same.
Scbibneb's Monthly. We have received
advance sheets of the opening chapter of the
new .serial, "The Story of Sevenoaks," to be
published in Scrlbner's monthly for January
from the pen or Dr. Holland. Scrlbner's for
1875 will undoubtedly fully maintain the
great reputation already obtained for that
magazine, which has no superior, and is
now republished in England. The scene
opens atSevenoaks, which is not located at
any particular State. It opens well and gives
promise of a very racy novel. It Is not nec
essary to tell our readers tbat they ought to
supscribe for SorlbDer's, but it will not be out
of place to remind them that this is the prop
er season to do so.
Unexpected Fk'kniw. Lass Saturday
evening Mr. O. Dicklnsou was surprised by
the arrival of Mr. Orlando Wilder and wltV,
of Orland, Indiana, who came passengers
,by the steamer Ajax. Mrs. Wilder and Mrs.
Diokinson are sisters who have not met for 21
years. Mrs. U. was at Albany on a vihlt
but was telegraphed for and returned Mon
day morning to meet the friends whose Jour
ney to OreKon was solely to visit her family.
Ekcamfmknt Election. The following
are the officers elect of Jefferson Encamp
ment No. 14, 1. C. R. C, for the term com
menolog January, 1, 1875; elected at the last
regular meeting: E. H. Bellinue-, E. C; I.
M. Harrison, E. Coun.: I. B. Florer, B. O.;
D. 0. Sherwln, I. 0.; W. T. Rlgdon, W. 8.;
Mrs. B. Florer, W. T.; O. E. French, C. of H.
Tbe Bulletin says that two boys, sons of
Mr. Craig, of Junction City, were drownea
last Thursday in attempting to cross tbe riv
er at tbat place.
Robert Hargrove for selling liquor to In
dians was held lo bail yesterday by Commis
sioner Willis in sum of 250. He was taken
to Portland lo be Jailed.
Mr. W. S. Ladd Is detained at Chicago by
the Illness of one of his sons who has the
measles.
Breyman Brothers have Just received
something new and pretty In the way of la--dies
scarfs.
Mr w. P. Crooks, tbe School Superlnten-
dent of Marlon oounty, U localizing for the
morning paper.
Dikd. In thU city December 27th at the
-reridenoe of hts brother, Joseph E. Davldaon
aged fifty yean.
The thermometer at WeatherfordA Co.'a
stood Deo. 29th, at 7 A.K., 88. 12 m. . 6
p. M 44.
IUt. P. 8. Knight has told hU interest In
the Aldeta Frnit Drying Company to Mr. J.
J. McFarland.
Mr. A. C. Jones, of Albany, wa reappoint
ed Notary Pnbllo by Governor Grover ;e
terday. Breyman Brothera' counters and shelve
are loaded down with a fine assortment of
Jry,joocU and clothing.
I'ntrons of Uasbandry.
Hlllsboro Q ranee Thos D Humphrey, M;
Benjamin Scbofleld, O; Jus W Gibson, ; C
H Attains, Cj J as II Ssfcell, S; U B Morgan,
L; E M Warren, A S; Henry Woolev, G K;
Snrah SohoBeld, C; M AHumphrey.F; Jen
nie Alnslle, P.
West Union Grange, Wasblnjtton county
Dvid Ltiox, M; Robert I m brie, O; Wm
Msnzv, S; James Smith, C; Genrtie Bilsh, S;
Swa.xne Munrn. L; John Shute, A S; R
Krwinin, O K; EUz Mntite. LAS; Maria
Maiuy, C; LuuIhh Freeman, 1"; A Mauzy,F.
Grand Mound Grannie J S French, M; N
Mills, 0; R A Brewer, L; J Axtell. C; W
LlttleJohn. S; E O Axtell, A S; Miss E Ax
lull, T: J F Brewer. S: James Mon'.cnmnrv.
G K; Mrs Belle Mills, C; Miss Ellen Mills,!;
Mlhs Flora French, F; Mhs L French, LAS.
Olympia Grange S O Abbott, M; H D
Morxmi, O; J N Scott, S; Wm McLaue, L;
V H Harper, C; J M Swao, Sec; G W Freuoh,
A 8; D T Drewry, G K; Mrs Tyler, Cares;
Mrs Drewry, Pomona; Mls Emline MoLane,
Flora; Mrs E C Frenoli, LAS: H D Mor
gan, Business Agent.
Dallas Grange No 61-R Clow, M: W Ellis,
O; O M D-Klson, L; M Miller, C; T Young,
S; J Morrison, A S; N Woodward, G K; G B
Rlggs, 8; E L DeLasbmutt, T; Mrs. M
Yoiiuk, V; Miss M Harris, P; Miss Sidle
Miller, F; MUs Jennie DeLasbmutt, L A S.
Claquato Grange, Lewis county ,WT Mas
tor, T M Pearson ; O, L A Davis; L, J D
Clinger; 8, John 0 Henles; A S, Harry
Davis; O, HA S'arns; T, T Waterbury; 8,
Brad VV D-ivis, (re elected); G, J Smith, C,
MlkS J A Pearson; P, Mrs U Tullls; F, Miss
Ida Uordon, (re elected); LAS, Miss Mary
Clinger.
Montesado Grange M, E Medcalf; O, R
Arland: S. J T Medcalf: A S.J T Redman:
C, R Redman: L. O Biles: 8. J Scammon: 8.
S 8 Markham; C, Miss Sarah Arland; P, Miss
Annie Medcalf; F, Miss Sarah Medcalf, L A
8, Mrs O Markham; Business Agent, John F
Aieucair.
Scnppoose Grange.
Mr. Editor: At a regular meeting of Scap-
poose Grange, No. 144, held Dec. 10th, the
following officers were elected: Master, T. C.
Ball; Overseer, O.Johnson; Lecturer, F. H.
Watts; Chaplain, I. T. Dnn; Treasurer, W.
W. West; Steward, E. T. Gore; Assistant
Steward, Robert RoUudt'.Seeretary.M. Pom
eroy; Gate Keeper, John McCoy; Ceres, Mrs.
I. Johnson; Pomona, Susan Clouinger; Flo
ra, Miss Sarah Johnson; Lady Assistant
Steward, Miss Laura Wetherby. There was
a large attendance, and general good feeling
prevailed. Yours, &o.,
M. W. Mars.
Trees, :El,J3.t,
SHRUBBERY, Ac,
FIELD, FLOWEIt, 6c HARDEN SEEDS,
At Hansou'8 Seed Depot,
Ccttral Market, PORTLAND or at hli NURSERY,
nasi rortiana. y nursery sioeK is large aim cum
plete. What feeds I do not srow I import from tbe
moit reliable Bucdsran East. Prl.es reasonable.
Catalogues free. Address,
ueZMin ll. iuinsun, rurimim.
Received per Ajax,
AND JUST OPENED,
A. Fine Assortment ol
Ball Fringes,
Bugle Gimp,
Yak Lace,
Steel Buttons,
AKD
Som thing New in Ladies'
Fancy Scarfs.
dec33nl BUEYIWAN BROS.
STOVES !STOVE 5 !
MANUFACTURER OF
Tin Ware! Copper Ware!
Sheet-Iron Ware!
AND DEALER IS
Household Furnishing Goods !
THE nnderslgned, having bought out the entire
slock of L. MYEUS & CO., would be thankful to
anv persons that wish nnythliiff In the above line to
call arnnnri auU let him have a whack nt their cash be
rom It Is all irnne. Rcpalrlnir and Job Wotk
a specialty. If you want anything made to order out
of Tin. Copper, or Shcet-Iinn, come In and tell us all
about It. and barn the end. fST Store- at the old
stand of L. MYERS CO. CBAWOBD
P. 8. Good, clean Fatter Haen taken In ex
change tit Tin Ware. decSStf
tfV
FASHIONABLE
Boots & Shoes.
ATTENTION IS AG UN CALLED TO TUE Ex
traordinary opportunities which arejuft now be
loir aflorded lor getting pond-fltttng ROOTS AND
bllOEs of the very REST QUALITY, at the shop of
HENRY DIPPEL,
Five doors south of the Rank, Commercial Street,
SALEM, OREGON.
Repairing .Neatly Done. All Work War
ranted. Dec. SSmtf
O H RISTM jSLS
Toys
Candles,
AND
Fancy Article,
AT
J. G. WRIGHT'S.
FURS and SHAWLS
JX oot,
HERMAN HIRSCH'S.
tfjkamcPer Day guranted ,",
ISK .., H aiicer1 wu. ciio" fw.
BREYMAN BROS.
TO
THE NEW STORE.
LARGE STOCK
OF
3ST ES TO-
FASHIONABLE
Importations Direct
FROM
r
TSTGXTsr
AND.
THE MANUFACTORIES !
fTS HAVE REMOVED TO OUR HEW STORE,
IT corner of Court and Commercial streets, where
we have opened a
Larger Stock than ever
of all articles suited to the wonts of this market. Do
ring a residence fu Salerno ten yaars, it has always
been our aim to study the wants of oar patrons, and
we Improve this occasion 'to return our tnsiks to the
public for tho very liberal pttronage we have received,
through which we have been, enabled to secure the
erection of our large and commodious building, and to
assure our friends and patrons tbat In the future we
shall spare no effort to secure a continuance of their
favor. We are now better prepared to please all who.
may call, and leel assured we cau give satisfaction.
FOB. TUE
Fall and Winter Trade
OUR STaOK EUORAOEH
Diagnols,
Cafilmeres-(aU wool),
Black and Colored Silk?,
JapaneseSUks, all colors,!
Black and Colored Al
'pacas, Orientals,
Drap, etc.,
Reps, Em
press, Etc.,
Also, a ml) line of
Iadles' OlouUinars,
Ladies' Underwear and Corsets,
Ladies' and Misses' Furs,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT :
Sable, Mink, Marten, Alaska.
Also, a large lot of
NEW STYLE SHAWLS,
Atinoloai Old Crlovo
In new colore and at old prices, Partlcnlar.attentlos
Is called to our stock of
GENTS' AND BOYS'
O TLm O T DEI 1 3NT C3-,
AND
Furnishing Goods,
(Late Importations).
Which is larzer than ever before, and made t crdei
especially for us.
Bat and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery and Groceries.
OAEPETS.
Also, a complete stock of Ingrain Car
pets, Three-Ply Carpeta, Body
Brussels Carptts, ,011
Cloth and Matting,
Wlilch we make a tpeoialty.
Tweeds, Flannels. Oaslsaeres,
BLANKETS, Ac., &C
fy Country IProdttce taken In Exchange for Goods'.
BREYMAN BROS..
. (new Bi'ii.niyo.)
Corner Cojtt OP'l f.ummticlal Street ,
Nov. r.H U 1 LVM, OU VGON,
H. D. BOON,
AT THE
SALEM BOOK-STORE,
EEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ST -
ANU
Periodicals, of all Kinds.
ALSO, A PULL LINE OF 8CII00L BOOKS. AT P1HCE8 TO U1T THE TIMES. AQENT FOIt THaT
GOIIiD de OUDItOH PIANON, and the celebrated nilllOirrr UICDANS. sepltf
S'tnto JStxroot, Salom, Oregon.
A. N. GILBERT.
HAVE RECEIVED FROM SAN FRANCISCO
$10,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND FINDINGS,
AND TO
BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN.
0-
AJmo,
BOOTS AND SHOES MAI'E TO ORDER.
OouuuerolMl mtsroot, (SAlezzx, Oregoii.
JOHN
SB-tareet, .
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
-AND
TUBE COLORS PICTURE CANVAS
Artists' Materials of all Kinds,
Wall Paper and Window Shades,
Salt, Grain, and Feed,
Iiime, Hair;. Nails, andl Shingles.
Baln,AngnatM, 1874.
LIGHT-RIFNNI N G HOME. .
Simple and Durable in its construction Easily changed) firom one kind ofworlc
to' another from Light to Heavy (joods.
Easy to Operate.
Manufacture Oommenoed 1873 Over- 80,000 Sold !
FURNISHED FREE
Five Hemmera,
IHfferent widths;
Fuller,
Binder,
Quilter,
Euffler,
IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE-NEW STYLE.
runs LiaiiTi suooTir, luew, almost noiseless.
ImnroTedAuemst, 1814. Makes Leck-Stltch. By sllrh!) chanqe will moke Cbnln and Knrldory Stitch.
or These Xaehlnes warranted to irre satisfaction. PKIfltn LtttV. Bend far Now Prlco List andl
partlcahn. AOENTrJ WANTEDj
C3-3BI3. "W THA.VB3R.,
Manufacturer a Accnl. S. W. coraer Morrison and TLIrri streets,
vr,
'J MARTIN. ARCiit, BAIjEM.
W.. WZXlt UEBVOBD.
1. wv.-wiiTuanrOHD.
Wehtherford & fo..
Wholesale and Setall Dealers In
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, CLASS
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS,
Perfu ujl ery
TOILET GOODS,
Eto., etc
PURS WINESand LIQUORS,
Tot Medicinal pnrjowa.
Mdlolnes Compounded, and
Prescriptions Filled.
Weatherford & Co.,
MaT(-T
Comawrdal atreat. SAIiBM.
Burlap Bags, 22x36,
Also, OAT SACKS,
JTOK HALE,
A-t Koducctl Rates,
Df BALEM iao"UJU.N0lU3 CO.
A - TIONIESIIY
C. UZAFOVAOE.
HUGHES,
- . JSitlieiacv Orec
Wtw-
dAwtt
WITH TIIK UOMB-
Twelve extra Needles.
Guage,.
Extra Bobbins,
Tucker, &a, &c,
Lock Stitch,
Straight Needle
t'OltTLANO. Or
IM. J. RHAWL,
Practical Plumber
irvn ami Stoma Fitter,
KEEttJ ALWAYS ON HAND A LAROE A3.
sortment ol
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
FORCE AND LIFT FUMES,
HYDRAULIO RAMS, HATH TUDS,
SINKS. FLUMIiqiUi' CLOSETS,
MARDLE SLA US,
STEAM WHISTLES,
WATER AND STEAM
GIUAIIKS,
UOSE FIFES and
CONNECTIONS,
Gas Fixtures, eto.
Rla'irlnz pumps and atiiur Jobblnif In tao. above
no rjinptlv attended to.
Aulhomi'U Uppor fur tlio Water and flas coinpanlca
MT Shoo lu HOLMANB IIUILDINO. Cninmer
clal street Kaltnn. inlUinS
Beaver Glen Nursery.
A (iulco collection of
Fruit & Nut-Bearing
For sale at the Heaver Olon Nnrscry. 1'I.S'E FUUITft
made a special. Alter tweuty-ftro oars' oxncrl
enceln tho FrnVU bnalauss lu tbu Vnldu Hills. I houo
to irlvo satisfaction. Address, i. V. HUNT,
novSUnii balillmltr. Oregon.
THE NEW AMERICAN
aonrxxa maohimii
npRIUMMUtn AT TUB OKEUON STATE FAIR,
X having carried off tbe first premium as a Cloth
msnuficlariair oachlne.
Call eattir, and secure csn of these excellent ma
chines. U. UBIU, Aeent.
Halenv Oct. IT. 1614. dswtf
XtUOXUS BITiTi,
Successor to i. M. Kixlbb X, Co.,
S I4brtr NKW YOItlC,
Commitmattlon A-uvrnt
FOB BUVINO AND rORWARDINO FROM
New Vork via Isthmus. 1'acUc IUIlroid, and
Cape Horn, all kinds of Merchandise, and for the salo
of Products from the Psclflc coast, for the collection
of moner. Ac. octHtf
OOO. X.i
Attorney i HiH-vr,
SALEM, OREUO.V
Office pW Um Old Can-UQi