Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, October 08, 1875, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiUjmjJnniimiii.li.l.. v$o "'' ,Li,;"'" (W "WILLAMETTE FARMER. , 1 t is ' i SB Business fiojicEs. Conn' Dollar Store. We cull attention to the advertisement of this establishment, and assure our readers who may he present at the State Fair next week that they will flud It imich to their ad vantaRe to cull on Mr. and Mrs. Conn, as they will tlnd there a wonderful assortment of goods mitd to Ihelr wants, at a price more reasonable than they are Hccnslomed to. The Dollar Store in n favorite establish ment with the ladles' of Salem, and Its pro prletors are winning a large share of trade from the country. New Goons. Meyer A Cohen, Oriswold's corner, Salem, have an advertisement in this issue. That corner U the oldest business point in Salem and has always managed to bold an extensive trade. Goldsmith Maid Bktihsd. Wilkes, (Supine of the Times sajs: We are authorized by Mr. iiudd Duble to state that Goldsmith Maid Vtill never Ktrt in another race. She may, and perhaps will, lve some exhibi tions ot speed, in company with a runnlug mate, but she will no more be subjected to tbe wear and tear, the tedious scorings and tirrible punishment of a race. In this deter mination the toiceof humanity will sustain Mr. Doblri. The old mare has richly earned her reputation, and noue will question her right to retire upon her laurels. For Sale ! ! THE FIND RESIDENCE. COUNKU OF COM mi n l.il and 11 ision streets, mwt ellgllilj sltiiatot, with hoiii-o large, volt Unified and von. winlentl nrninnl unit ground tH'telullr nrna inentdt Will Iki miMm.iu I.owtindon Ami. MUDATIMU 1 EUMS. Aliplv to ' I.KO WILLIS, Mi23.3in Patton's Mock, Slate Ueer. E.M.WAITE BOOK AND JOB PRIHTEE State Street, Salem. FINE WORK AT LOWRATES, BOOOINDINQ AKU Paper Ruling A FIIST-CI.ASS HIND EKY In lonneulon with my Ollii. LB3&AJL BliANKS. The largest assortment of Legal Jtlanks In tlie "tale. Also, XOTK, ORDLIt ami KhCLIlT ItOOKS, wholesale and rt tall. WOODS MUSEUM Will he at the &tirt air! He will haie ali PROF. RICK, thn world renowned "Mind Header": PUOF ALP0K8A, the Ventrtlo. tulst and Japanese Jupeler, PROF, flslt, vilth hl ill itiulonute. will itrform 'Uabealn the Woods." The " Fire Kin;;," the Magic Casket, Rope Tyer, Ac. - Thin will be TBIC BEST SHOW That ever llted the Fair one that cvirybody should tee Children (,' tn eotactep. actl CASH PAID FOB HIDES. The Highest Market Price PAID FOR Hides, Pelts, Deer, and Elk Skins, And all KludH of Furs. JOHSTW. GILBERT, Ocr. 1, ls75. 84LKM. FOR SALE, At the very Lowest Prices, One Hundred Bucks, COMTNO OP Thoroughbred French IMerluoes, CotMivoldN, and New OxfordttUlreK, And also GRADED BUCKS, from the alioie-mcn-tloned Bucks. Thtycjnba s en anytime r ralllu" .Ug Una, tour mi "gp, C.W. KIBBEE, M.D., fURBATS ALL FEVERS UPON A KT loal ITio-W with . Hmut. that iTrAV'TiUa Glres special' attontlon to dlces of women and ConuRin? room with DR. BHELTON . In Parrlih't brick. Vitiitut, Commctfial etreet, South Salem, on tbe klH, ' STORE. t IIAVK PUHCHA8RD THE ENTIRE Inter, st of Mettrs YeJtuu &, Lou?hary la the Furniture store on the wet tide of Commercial Street, Sialem, and shall keep on hand a GENERAL AS SORTMENT of good for the retail trade. SB FURNITURE & UPHOLSTER? Tarlor & Chamber Sets, BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, R.OCKERS? &.C., By the ett or tlngio piece. Repairing and Jobbing DONE IK THE IISST M VNNKR, Xnd at rcjioaabU fiKe, atlraiJ pr.c.lcal workmen JOHP3 GRAY. Salem, Jx'rl?l .' J ATTENTIONTO BUSINESS! It Is the Intention ol S. FRIEDMAN To Clone out All DRESS GOODS Tit 15 Seuaon, Regit rdleH ot Cost. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Empress, Delaines, Meri nos, Piaids, Alpacas, Laces, Lawns, Lin ens, Ribbons. All tliccc good., mutt and w 111 be cold. Alto, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE Will be closed out, rej,ardles of cost I'baea ulllliie of SILK VELVET EIBBONS, All colon) end widths, Also a fine lot of Silk Blonde L.accn and Babonette Lace. So cheap that It w 111 pay dealer to come and buy. IF YOU WANT TO Bt'V CARPETS, You Kill find It to onr aihantiii-e to bnv at IS. 3rxiocamA3n.'i5. I rme a good assort ment of Uriitscln, Tno-PJy, nnd nil wool Ingrain, and Hemp and Uurlap Carpels. My carpets were bought In fiist hands In Philadelphia, and can be sold erj reasonable. I have a good line of Salem Cloths, Flannels, and Blankets. A Rood assortment of Tobacco and Clgara. Hats for Men and Hoys. The best stoak of Collars and Bows In the market. Bo sure to liny yonrTine SHIRTS, Socks, and Ua derwearat FRIEDMAN'S. If you want anything in the line of NOTIONS, from a paper of pins to a kulleand fork, you will nnd them at FRIEDMAN'S. von will find It to your adtnntace to boy all jour tuple GROCERIES at FRIKUMAN'S. While I am oflerine my t-oods at ereatly reduced rates, jon will alss find in the same buildlni; The Salem Drug Store, Mr. T. C. SMITH, The Drupplrt, with a full line of the Purest DRUGS and Chemicals eer nftVjed to the publl. Also, an endless arietr of PERFUMES and TOILET articles of the finest quality. CBT" We iniko a specialty of the Prescription busi ness, and persons may depend on havlne Medicines compounded torrtctlv and of tho PUREST Dnurs. We also keep a rati line of PATENT Mdliines. Hitters, Cordials, Pnre Wines, and Liquors Oils, etc, which are all sold cluster at the BM.EM DKUO STORE than at an other place in Snlem. oltf FARMERS, IiOok to Your Interest ! BREYMAN BROS., AT THE EW STORE, Known as The WHITE CORNER, Are now opening a Large Stock of New and Fashionable GOODS : IMPOETATIONS DIRECT! . no.. X&v York and the Manufactories AT OUR NEW STORE CORNER OF COURT and Commercial streets, we have opened a Larger Stock than Ever of all article suited to the wants of thl market. Du ring a residence in Snleiu ol tenjvars, it has always been our aim to study the wuntt) of our patrons, and we are now better prepared tt please nil who mai call and tte! asMireu wo (.an uive satisfaction. FOR THE Fall and Winter Trade itl'R STOCK EMBRACES Diagnols, CaBhtueres (ull wool), Centennial Cloths, riaiii Waterproof, I'lakls of till kinds, Rlack and Colored Silks, Japanese Silks, nil colors, Black and Colored Alpacas, Orientals, Drap, etc., Empress, Etc., etc.r Al'o; a full line of Ladles' CloauintrN. LndleN' ou dernear and Ooiseln, Eiadlch' and 3IImC'si' I'urH. a splen did atMortment; u!lc, Alluk, marten, aud t AlUNktl. Also a Ur'e lot of NEW STYLE SHAWLS, Angeles Sid Gloves, la new colors and at old prices. Particular altent'oo Is railed to our stock of GENTS' AND BOYS' OLOTHIKTG, ..AND.. Furnishing Goods, (Late Importations ) Wblih is larger than ivurbi'f'ire, ami wide to order tipeiially for us Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery and Groceries. CARPETS. A complete stock of Ingrain Carpets, Three-i'ly Curpets, Body Brus- sels.Carpets, Oil Cloth, and Matting, Which we male a Specially. Tweeds, Flannolf, Cassimeres, BLANKETS, &c, Jic. Country 1'rodiice laden in Exchange lor Goods. f 5 I ny c Ovt. t-1 m. .4 ttavr .J fct.i s. 6ALK S. THE FIRST IN THE FIELD! For the Fall Trade ! F. LEVY, Pioneer Cash Store, MOORES' CORNER, SALEM, - OREGON. I IIAVK JUST OPGNRD ONK OF TIIK LARO eet Htocks of Goods that ever came to Halem, con sisting; of CLOTHING, Gents' Furnishing' Goods, Hats and Caps, Tailors' Trimmings, Cloths and Cassimeres, Opera Hats, French, English, and German DRY GOODS, Salem Flannels and Blankets, Carpets and Carpet Warp, Oil Cloths and Mattings, Paper Hangings, Trunks and Valises, Table Linens, Notions, Etc., Etc. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, In Variety; Embroideries, Laces, and Hosier', Sacques, Shawls, and Furs, Jlepellants and Water-proofs, Worsted Trimmings, (nlll kinds,) Ladies' Corsets & Skirts, Silk & Cotton Fringes, Cloak and Dress Buttons, Ladles' Boots and Shoes. BOOTS AND SHOES, Groceries, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, OXOABJI AZTB TOBACCO. All of which are bought for Cash, and will be sold CHKAf ER Til AX KVtflt, as customers shall have the benefit of my cash purchases of Dry Goods and riotlilnK In a Ion market. Call and see if I will not offer yon Wonderful Bargains ! F. LEVY, Corner Commercial and State Streets. Salem, Sep. 17, 1873. 3m Fruit Trees, Fruit Trees. The proprietors of the WILLAMETTE NURSERY Will he nt the Next Stnto Fair, Prepared to reeehe oilers for Trees. Descriptive Catalogues sent tree. Address ' G W WALLING & SON, seulTtf Oewezo, Cluckamaa co Or. PB7SZOZAIT AMD STTBOEOZr, HAVDJQ DBVOTRD SKVKKAL YBAIIS TO the practice ot O Iiron i -o 301sb oasoai, and of the Nervous, system Generally, will give SPECIAL ATTENTION to the treatment or the sane. oniee Commercial Hotel, Salem, Or ecou. seiotf NOTICE. INASMl'CII a various rumors have from time to time been circulated about oersons bflni? oer. charged for room and board dNrlus Fair week at the CIIEM'KKTA noTEL, In Salem, tho following card 1 published, and w ill be adhered to In the luture : Card. Board aud Lod.'ing mIU be $2 per day. Persons cugaxlDgsinrle rooms will be inarmed full pi Ice for the room. Bed loom, with parlor attached, will be rented by special agreement lor the week. Parties of irom m o io eum can engage rooms together, Kooras let oil) to responsible partte. No rooms let without board. THOS. NITI1TII. sell) Proprietor ot Chemeketa Hotel. Dr. L. S. SKIFF, DENTIST, Assisted bv 0. F. Tucker. Ovor t3xo SALEM, - - - seiotf OREGON. SAXEM BROOM FACTORY W. D. BELDINC HAS (sttbllsbed i Broom Factory In Salem, on Commercial Street ni-er Dnrhln Stabla All orders promptly filled. Brooms, Brustu s, and Wisps, iquuw ut oruer. sepjlml FOR THE STATE FAIR. Pioneer Restaurant, lrroiitlii: I'livlllon on Hie Kaat. VITE h,nu leiK'd this eetabll.limrr.t'aaln, and 111 v v v Pe oreimred to wilt unon our friend and the uuuoca. ntreioiore. neiK-cupy me same nululing iu wiucn uepue in Plopetrslast spril!' i irlilch ue guie Ibed-jant snnper for the Oregon 1AIU1.1 s OAllitS. raitm, gept. ai 25 a day guarantend uiIdk our Well Auger A Drills. CIOO a month pillto aool ArmiU. .Atirtr book me. Jlit Augtr Co., St. JauIs. Mu. Young Cattle for Sale. 1 ( IIOKT JJOItN HVI.l.fi AND ONE JLJ Devon, and teieral IleKem, all Also 101) ISuxlielfc JIo:m rjrioly feoocl, rcrt.lii- r -) aU jir' . J.C r s C. V.'. 3irCi, ttl'al no'b&r', Marlon cc, or. GARDEN CITY PLOWS, IMPROVED 3F"or 187S. WK IIAVK ON HAND, ANI A11K RKUKIV1NU. 1HK LARGEST 8TOCK OF TIIK ABOVE CKL ehrated Plows ever imiioi ted to the Pacific rat. The snecess of these Plows last J car exceeded arns thine eter belori known In this Stat", Those now on hand are made with new and rpcii&l Improvements, Warranted Superior to any Vlow in the United States t THE GARDEN CITY SULKY PLOW, Cutting 14 and 16 inches, with 3-horse attachment, and 16-inolS rolling Cutter is without a rival. It has been so thorough ly tested that we warrant its operation in any soil in the State. These Flows are sold with that guaranty. S- SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICE :LISTS."a SCHUTTLER WAGONS, ALL SIZES, MONITOR BROAD - SEEDERS AND CULTIVATORS, GARDEN CITY t CULTIVATORS AND HARROWS. S4LE9I, October t, 1875. JOHN Itate Street, DEALHR IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, -AND- WINDOW GLASS, TUBE COLORS, PICTURE CANVAS; Artists' Materials of all Kinds, Wall Paper and Windotxr Shades, Salt, Grain, and Feed. Iiime, Hair, Nails, and Shingles. rialcm, AoKuet 35, 1871. JOHN W. GILBERT, Oommorolal troot, Salom, Oroson, MANnFACTURKR AND IMPOKTKIt OF OFFERS A SUPERIOR LINE St. 13. Soller's INFANTS' A1ND CHILDREN'S SHOES, Cray Brothers' Splendid-Fitting Goods, French Kid, Sorfro, and Croat; BUTTON BOOTS AND BALMORALS, ALEXIS SHOES, FOR MEN AND BOYS, A FULL LINE OF TIRRELL'S BOOTS, The Celebrated Hersome Gaiter for $6.50 other Houses charge $8 mi $9. Also, a magnificent line of Goods from the most celebrated San Francisco Faotories. I claim to have the LEADING- LINES of the WORLD, and can TOP ALL OTHERS in Style, Quality, and. Price. My Stock of Leatner etxi.3L JSHoe Fludlxxsa 18 COMPLETE, CONSISTING OP Oak and Hemlock Sole, Harness, Skirting, Belting, and Lace Leathers. INDIAN - TANNED BUCKSKIN, FOR GLOVE-MAKERS. B" I have tho exclusive sale of tho celebrated Brooklyn Harness nnd'Skirt ing Leather, warranted to be free from brands nnd cuts und not to break in. bend Ins, which I oJIbr nt Snn Francisco prices, with freight added. Thanking the public for genoroUs patronage in tho past, I hope,, by strict at tention to business nnd fair trading, to merit a continuance of custom. Jy7 IMPROVED e-wlng Tbe Improved "iTCTNA" ! a noiseless Shuttle Dock, tlioh Sewing Maehiue, us ing a Straight Needle. It baa been manufactured aud extenalTelr used in New York city for over ten years and baa always been held in great favor on acoouut ot IU extreme simplicity, du rability, and wide ranue of work as a Family Machine, and uo person who has be come tbe owner of one, liaa yet been found willing to relinquish bis i:TN'A for any other, where all kinds are so well known. Yet our mechanical experts have been able to make some valuable Improve ments, and we now preterit to tbe publlotbo IMl'JIOV. Ill) i:TNA, with the ronfl. IB mmm A.GToM.tMi 'Waxitod In every town Mirh in MttUi nu initallriiftitH tw mi nntOe. A lIhLr.il jllOtf U'l TJiln! Gfcoo!chol'Jor&' Opoclal ICooting. A m'wiiAi. jiiKcriMi ni mo Mocuiioijira r Tum-rStorH a and Trading Cornpauy will bo lac I ' t en rimy, tier urn. IS"), at 10 ol)ulI. I. 'I a tti'iiii" i! it i JH'rU'tl, VI. JJ, UJMXAHi. i!aX. 'J umcr, f wl. 8, W13. m. CAST BkMVIMBBf 9 rrV r m mLTmmfimmmmi sTiS9HHIi sMm fcslai li T. CUWWINGHAM & CO. HUGHES, j9.loxxx, Orocoi dAwU OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF dence Inspired byexperi ence tnat it eom Dines tnsr good qualities of all Ma chines, and will meet tk wants of every family, U9 matter for what work It Is required. Tbeoonstruotlos la such tbat It cannot get out of order, and no ma chinist Is required to keep it In order, 'llao operation Ih bo simple that no lessons) nro required by a new ojfc crutor. With each machine' we deliver prlulod Instruc tions, and by reading the) same any experienced op erator Is enftblod to operate on tbeMaolilno. We, there fore, k the public to try the -rKTNA, well knowing thut tluy will ilfiUlu nn ta mer lin, wlilih nn; Simplicity, llcau Ij, Utility, aud Durability, Iu Uio State, to wliom a lllieraiyilecoiiiit will lie );lveil dUtOilllt Will ImmttUOfor Cl'll, fctrtel, 0IITLANI), Or., Aciit for JaclAa Couft, 3X-N. Xf. .T. TTora IIVKB BPKflb A"T M-"N' TO BISEASKa A K uviU a i'crm I .ruUU''M. , untrr.'xbTncrclCou limJC'ituUtmM, tMBH !0rc2Wi, i eulbtf m c 'lVi.l W' a&. h.. jub ' m Jtofd' t- .xi uttti." Mlfatv-M..fcVitiKaSifak- vm.