SSS&i&eaMSxsmmMi
TritTnrrfUMfnai r
l
1 III i'"
I -
mm
Keet 1 acre of com 0 3
" 1 acre potctoen 1 6
' 1 aire alfalfa 10 5
" 1 acre lici filvcr uifcdal.
' bale 200 iKjunds hop 10 5
Competitor for tlit-w rircrniriiJ) moi.t
fyrui!i u ccrtificalo of tlK-inwhr. f-IicrwiL-;;
Hit Method of cnltirntlnu, Sitclniliu Wml of
noil hi.'I lUte of w uling, uccomranied by a
Kiroin certificate of at IcAtttvo dudirUrcfctM
rv-rrwis. lioiii!; tli" nrnouut of grain tito-ducc-d
and the ncinbtr of acres.
A hrtiniile of one bufchtl of grain, .c, shall
accororuuy each certificate. ,
Kotk. Tlie toimaitue, in n1f!in grain
rroj, kIkiII talio in." Lonhnlcrotion Jtln
jn.i!iiy of the product and its value in roir-
!..t.
C'Ia 2.--CraIii.
KiiHt
idVllsdconi $ 53
barltv 5 3
whil wintir wheat C 3
white mammoth wheat 5
Cauda white wh at u
UCht
lnb whmt 0
white Chili wheat '"
Sotiora w h( at fi
white winter vhtat 0
t'liizz-lls wlif-at
goldr-n amlx-r wheat.
Mtrtjrihe oat3
5 3
UcBt
Bi'le out.... '
ltuwian winter oat 5 S
" Sotch dnnu oatu u u
" white winter barley 5 ')
" rye a 2
" buckwheat 3 2
" sLiupIo broom corn 2 1
12 earn of com, 2 vurktiis 0 earn
each 2 1
Or.e bushel in eatb Haruple of ubote grain.
KWKWTAKKJ 1'J.fcllIDM.
Uett dL'ii.lay of grain I'tov.-n In one
war. .....520U0
Hat bil'thel of whe-it of any kind. 3 3
" lnifchelof oata of unj kind.... o 3
;ln 3. Benin.
Ueist Rftuiplo white heatu, 1 peck ..2 1
" pea " .21
' llix seed " 3 2
" timothy nu-d " .') 2
" red rioter heed " . "3 3
white ckwrHoed "
3
ore-hard griu-smed 1 peck 3
" liopi, lUpounuv o
" tobacco, 10 pounds leaf 3
Kwr.i.vttAKK i"E:ircir.
llftfct n'l.witnipnt of ra'iK iiuedn rown
iu Oir i!in by one man, no le-H4 than
tnnaiieticH, conr ctly ni. uud, with
botr.nietl and eoinmon nann-, ac
companied with a t-hiii I dtspcripliou
of the ijunliticB and n'-ahon of
Utouth, yield, etc., of each niiety;
tlio nnniii nuil dcKcrijition to bo 1 ft
-.villi tlio fjii'crinU'iident for publi-
unlion iu thoUociety'hliunaction 20
.7. .1. liui.roN, Vnmhili county, Kuj-t.
10
DIVISION F. .
;ltift l.Pluuliis niuleli wltli. U'nlk
lii;; IMotiftj
Plowing with oxen, horsea or milieu.
Plowing match to comiiieucu iu. directed
by tlio jiid'-H, and to continue iu wich man
7iur ca they nhall deem best for it fair tiiul.
UoyH over 1C and undci IH $10 $ 3
" U and under 10 . . . . 10 B
"oysoverll 10 3
Tlio plo'iliiu: match will (uko place at the
linio Mid jilatsii he-ruifu-r to be named, under
tlio jiid(:ch, juovidwl that no lon than two
I'lltrieo uu made v.ilh tlio Secretary.
!Joti Xo ono U allowed to wiupila in
Jiioio than ono elaii of ayca.
Thou. fii:itu, Itoi'lmrtf. '1?'-
DIVISION G.
CliiKH I. I'nriiilnii SiiiiilRiiientn.
'I'liltimua macldiio S23 $20
Kcapliijjiti.icliiuo
Plow
Bulky plow
Mowing ciaehino
(Jiaiii cowtr ,
f irnin 31'P'ir.itoi
CttltiviilDi
Itarrnw
Hopto niko
Ilorso rrtki". lidiui!
23
10
15
J 5
13
8
10
8
3
10
Header bed, coiihtructoil with a view
to diiii.billty and proper n.iiuti of
Klaln
Tun mill
ritiaw cutter
Oregon wood i
Dyiioiiicter
1'iow eoiiltor
ILlV 1IICHH
10
8
3
13
10
5
20
(iiubbiui'iuacliliiu 13
Ditching tuauliiiui 13
C!oill)ie.ikor ti
Tin work, ureuteht Miiicty and bot,t
exhibit
Ij
8
Ciit.tliif;i ! piuci h
Holler work
St'lWH
Wiiidtuill, reuhin,j
I'niiip '
S.i-ili, d,)orn, lilindu, uh!hit. . .
Fnrulturn, 0 pletvn
J Inn nN, lnu'ketx, tuln, ehurtw.
15
10
10
10
10
15
15
Pottery, 10 plecert
Draining tile, luujent and le'i-t exhibit
5
8
uocic uivpiici)
lliihketii, I'lhibit of tl
lioolit aud hIuiuh, II pair euch variety
T'oam h iruoMi
C'mrhiin haim-m, double
Cairlueu hitriuvM, idimlo
riaddli.
lilllliCS' Hlldillu ,.
Iftiriits-t luiither, 2 nldu
Mnlo loalhor, 2 eldoa
Jppf r leather, 2 i-idei
Cluirii
(Inrdon tnolii, Ktit.
lhht and most iiuuiiwiii collection
10
5
5
C
10
8
3
i
1
1
1
3
a
of iirli'ultural uud cnrdenini;
tools and iiupU'iiu nts, 111111111(110
ttirod 111 Uii(ou, by 01 under tlio
supci Mini of tlio cNlilhltor,
pmvidod thero uro not li'hS than
10 iuiiU'mi'iitM nflcicd diplmiu
'Uwu hiinw vicm Smi nolo,
Jlroy , 20 ?10
Twii-howi CJiniao . . ,'. 20 10
Ihtpi ess wiif;ou 10 3
Oiwhorso open bupy,- 13 10
Wrtgun hulw it 2
Wogun npikvs, tluihbed 3 2
lUnt rims 3 2
AmiIhUcs 3 2
itcohliu :i a
Wiirliiiig nmchiiio . . S 3
Horu jhiwor -0 10
rilcim oiifiitio, 0-houo powi r 23 13
ilhckiimilt work, t-iertteat Miriity
Ti bo oontliiuuU,
afffatsm'.'HhiGSSiliSStUiliillfi ' """hwkli fc"mw
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wool Hnrlirt.
Boston, Feb. 10. 'llitrc t a tidr de
mand fur wool from initiufu-ture. with
out cJinijt' fr.irii Ust report in either llu
nrlcr or the tone ot the market. Holder
of all de-lrable grade" are Unit, but there
1 no presiiijj demand. XX. I'enna and
Ohio flor-ceJ, 4GS47Jc; medium and Xo.
1 do. 4TS30c: cfltiihln and delaine fleece1,
'iOU'j'jC. for washed, -J0&I5K: for uuua-irl;
WI'conMn and Jllclii-ran fir-en-, iliUc
for X, 41&ic for medium. Xo. 1 Califor
nia wool continued In demand, and hag
1 en wiling at 15623c tor Jail, and 20630c
for spring.
A n InrmilaTnltou 4Ve4 for.
1-OXLO.v, Feb. 10. A Berlin corre
pout'ent reports that Capt. Brlnker-teln
rcwntly applied to Prince BUuiarvk cotn
tilaiiiim! ol iniuatice done Mm bv the
judgment of ths English official Inquiry
wltn iejrnnl to the Io or tlie Pteamer
Leutccli)aid. and a'kfnz for a new inve-
tljjatlon. 15imarck replied thai tuidr the
cxltin Gvrinan law no meli Inquiry
could be lii'ti Jted without civil or crim
inal pioo-r-diiid, and he had no power to
order. I he German pre, w th tf er-
.. . ' . -
cepionoi u,h Jireiueii jonnian, ap.)rove
the judgment of the EnglHli court.
Imjoriant (oCleromen.
The iudiciarr committee of the nrivr
council to-day decided tbe caae of Jenkins
ablins t cook, appealed 'roin trie Atciies
Court at Canlerbuiv. iu fivor of .Jenkins.
Jenkins bad denied the personality of
.Satin, aud the Iter. Mr. Cook tlicieupon
refu'ei' to ndmlultter the sacrament.
Jeiikin' sued In the Court of Arche and
the tourt surfiiiued Mr. Cook. The judi
cial committee. However, condemned
Cook to pay all tlie co,t', aud ndmonl'hed
him not to retue to administer sacra
ment' to Jenkins.
ColllKlon of Stnuicr iilnl Iaihh at IJfc.
LONDON, Feb. 17. The steamer Fran-
conl ran lulo the steamer Strath Civile, of
Glasgow, oil Dover, tliti afternoon. The
boiler of th'j .Strath Clyde bum and .-he
sank lmiiicdlately. Fifty-two of her na-
seger weiu diowr.td; tlvo hive been l.in-
ueil at uover and lour oilier am reported
to havo hieu saved. .Smith, bumlins &
(;o tho steamer's ageiits. repot t that the
l-ranconl has jmt into Dover. .She had
her bows stove at the water line. Tbe fol-
loitln; p'trtlcular hao been received:
Tliu steamer Strath Clyde, which sailed
from Loudon for Bombi'y, had been in Do
ver bay to land her pliot. As -lis was
sheering out aaiu, about a inllo from the
admiralty pier bhe was caught by tho tide,
which tinned her bow toward' the south
ern. The steamer t ranconi, which wau
coining down tbe channel. Ian into her
with gieat torco on her port quarter. The
collision occuricd at -lOr. 31. Two min
utes alter ward the boilers of the Strath
Clyde e.p!oded, and the steamer went to
tlio bottom. The Fmuconi was badly
damaged, but kept atloat. It Ls thought
tint all her foro compartment plates were
cai rled away. Tv, o tugs immediately took
lier in tow. The wnuther was clear and
the sea mini at the time of the disaster.
The Dover lifeboat wis launched, but wae
unable to-reach the scene in time to rescue
any of the Strath Clyde's passcugeio or
crew.
The Times reports that the uaptvin "'
tho Strath Clyde and 2S more survivors of
llie disaster nave landed at Deal. Eleven
x:rsoiR were saved and 5U drowned 011 the
Stmth Clyde.
Fu)itiiNCT. Fob After 11 preliminary
exji'.ilnation. Burn, thn uiiirderer ot
Joces, of hllver City, w-i' balled in the
sum of 1,500 to appear at the criminal
court.
MIliT Xlitrx.
A silver Iwlo was iliscovcicd by Beards
lpy. l.it week, which assays 7S0. L'tzy
Bob dUcoyoird recently by Dan Bryant,
usivs$11.0U.'l per ton; both in the Globe
district.
Ceil, hthciiil. s ttt-siKiii'tlou.
W.t'iiiNoroi;, Feb. l'j. The reidgna
tion of Gen. Schcnck ls not yet received
at tho State Denaitmcnt; it Is probably on
tho way by mall. It is ceitatri that ft is
expected very soon. Xo intimations
arc olllclally made as to who will succeed
him.
There wrms to bo no doubt among tho
friunds of SslieiH'k that be will soon retiiu
frotutiin Kugllch mUslon, Ilu has placed
bis resignation at the dliposal of the
President, who may not accept It unt'l
the committee on foreign nllhlrt hae ex
amined tho subject ot his Kuimu mine
transaction.', or until some desirable per
son, to whom It 111 bo oflcred, shall no
copt tho appointment. The State depart
ment are making coplca of papers iu tho
Kuitna initio caia, mid the commltteo ex
pect to iucoIvu them bv uust Thtiiday,
tUolr regular meeting day,
ItcntU of Uiarlotto C'uvliuinn.
Ho.:! OK, Feb. 18. Ch.nlottu Ciislun&n
died at tho Ptirktr llouso this inoiiilug.
She bad boon allllctcd with a cancer for a
loiiL' time, but w.xs better last week, and
took u short walk 011 Satuidiy, whmi sbo
caught wld. and pneumonia resulted. Shu
wad qulto cheerful yesterday, but a change
ocvunod (it 2 tills motnlug; at 7 she was
tnii'oiiu'lous.
Drnlli ul' Fattier o'l'urroll.
Hov. Timothy O'Farrell, pator of tho
Cluuili of Visitation. Brooklyn, died yes
terday. Father O'Farrell his been n
priest .'13 yens, 8 ol wbli li were passed as
pastor and prol04rot Greek in tho The
ological Seminary.
Accidentally UttlMl.
I.ouuvit.u:, Ky.. Feb. 17. George
Webster, manager of Kentucky Stato Lot
tery, was found dead in a ditch near hi
homo In tho suburb of tbU city this morn
ing. Hl. hnrsn and buggy were standing
near, unci It Is supposed tbat he was
di owned by being kicked by the hone Into
tboiitrcaui.
JIiirdorcrH IlniiKi-d.
hT. Lol'ts, Feb. 18 Dominica Uavllil,
Antonla Catalout and Buswnlo Loinbar
do. tlirco Italians couvh'ted Imt October
lor waylaying on a street In the northern
pait of th'o city and itiaslnatltig Francis
io I'attoro, In' April, 187-t, were banged
lit the lour court to-day. The doomed
men wore accompanied to the sctlt'old by
their religion advlsots, Father Salvatclll,
l?rv. I). OiAMiilcrand Father Dougherty.
Maishal Xntron then read the dcitli war
rant, durln which tho men manllVitcd
tyywiiitttnn,ia,,,t,i!WMtlir-f.lmiimH'lifiinm
. . ....,.-.11.
great fear ana nemmsne, ;no u iu
mnnojtcd bF tl.-elr attendant'. Tatlter
Graz'nier then addressed the spectator'
lor the culprit'. Matin;: that they ziye
tliank tothoa wlio took an icitere-t in
their behali; formate all ei.ein'w; ask-d
the prarei or thee present; Mleietl
they would go to henen. and lhr.nked
God for clvini: them fortitude to bear the
Vxecutioii.
Alioilttan or ttie IJcntti I'enaltr.
Augl-sta. lie., Feb. IS. The bill to
abo!ih the death penally in f 11 State ami
f atMitute impri-outiient and lianl labor
for Hie, paed the fceiiatc by a vote of IS
to 12.
am. Sberldnu brforr Hie- Military cin.
tulller.
C.uw.xcn. Fh. IS The Time N.1!h-
ingJon (jeclal Kir that the Military Com
iiiftw, nut Sin-rlil.-i-i on the stand to-day
giving hi views iu regard t.a cliange of
me inuian iMireau 10 ine "i" ivi'"
meiit. He began br MJi'S tint If tlie
change were made, " thlrty-wveu millions
of dollars could be cutofl of the appropri
ation tor the army; thit by placing the
Ir:dhn V.ntvmi niiflr the control of of-
iiifnnt ttif nrmv aM tin- rlii? iii the In
dian Bureau would be Immediately killed;
i llldll Illlir-XII NIHI II IH- llllllll
aaiihy 14ii0wine the Indian' to be directly
Wllief t)j0 1 of the army, a wliole-
WM ifienca would U; exerted and tew-
er ot tfiOie tights on tbe lrontier would
I ecenr. Sherman mid llancoek are to send
their views iu writing.
'Jrxas l'HelSic Bnltnny hehMiic.
Parson', ol Kentucky, to-eliy piesentrd
to the nou'e tbe joint re-o!nliou ol the
Kentucky Legislature. In livor of the
Texts Pacific scheme. The delegation
from the State In Co:igrr5 are about even
ly divided on the rmction, and not olld
again-t tne mil. a0 te.egrapi.eu 111 mo
rt e-tern pres'. Tbe bill is -till being sub
jected to the pruning knite. but by to-morrow
the committee will bo able, It is
thought, to take a vote 011 it. The Scott
and Huntington forces are hard at work-
in the lobbies to-day.
Aet Milled by lite I're.l'irnt.
Washington, Feb. 1 S. The President
to-dav sizned the act llxing tbe time of
holding tl.e Circuit fourtofthe Uuit-d
States iu California, Oregon and Xcvada.
oiiiiiiitteu on 1'itrirJe Itallrond Itciiily
t Itepurt.
The Hou'e Committee on Pacific Bail
ro ids to-day agreed to report a bill mak
Intr mora sneciUo and "eneral reports of
rallroid companies as reijuired by the act
of lfadS. The land grant railroads are to
state the number of acres of lands mi'old
and their enimated value, the number of
miles run by pas-enger train-, number of
tons of through and local lreight. the
monthly earnings fiom the acie and al'o
Irom telegraph mid tho gross earnings and
total expenditutes for the year. Tariff of
rates and special rales of theh roads and
whether th" fi eight cars of companies are
given any preference iu speed or order of
tran-porwtlon. Fortyis different -peci-ficd
uceotmts are to be stated and tiled by
tbe companies. Every corporation neg
lecting to inako and furnl-h such rpport
and in the manner Fpceilied shall forfeit to
tbe nse of the United Stato-, tho turn of
100 for each day' neglect, to be received
by the Secretary of the Trca-ury. And if
the corporivtiou unreasonably relii'cs or
neglects to comply with tho previsions of
'aid section, it shall forestry such refusal
or nf-glect lorfelt a 'utn not exceediii"
10,000; and a continuous neglect or re
faal of any ewmptny for six month' shall
worlc a forie iture of all irs rights and fran
chises. Y'
TI10 ntpniukblp t'oIIKIoil.
LoxuoN, Feb. IS. Or the 21) persons
laudrUat Deal from tins steamer Strath
Clyde, sunk by collision, many were
gicatly exhausted, and tlueo have since
died. The crew numbered 30. and there
weie 2" pti'engcrs on' board, of whom 11
were 'aved auilnre at Dover. The total
number Io-t Is put at 10, in addition to
II beloro mentioned. The steamer Fran
conia, which run down the steamer Strath
Clyde, belonged to the Hamburg West In
dian Line, and was outward bound. She
anchored in the down off Deal hut night,
and steamed eastward at daylight, coming
to Loudon to repair. The strath Clyde
lies about two miles off Dover, masts
standing 20 teet out of water. Two lkdies
and three gentlemen are reported picked
up by a passim: vc-vl bound for London.
The lists published by tho papers show
that the Strath Clyde had 23 passengers,
and a crew numbering 17. Another per
son has died at Dover. Of 40 known to
bo rescued, but six wcro pavengers, one
of whom is among tho four who havo
since died.
The Times on llic Sjinnlxli State.
London. Feb. 4. The Times devotes a
leading article to the 1 ecent bpanlsh note
on tlio Cuban uistiou. The writer says:
Wo cannot congratulate the Spanish Min
istry iu the face ot their long and elabo
rate answer to tne complaints 01 tne
United States. If their reply proves any
thing, It proves too much. T bo Insurgents
ui e so liisigtiitlcaut that it is dlllicult to un
derstand why they were not ciuhed years
ago. The damage done by tliu struggle ls
at-sumed to be so small that tho complaints
of America appear not only unjiiit, but
InuoinproliciKluIc, Putin snvttlis u llioufjh
she hud. uot inertly been guiltless ol op
vncssiou. but had treated the Island with
generosity, and, altogether, vu are led to
tiller that tne pcopu which 11 is longnt
amlnct so irond ti nrotector tor more than
seven years with ludeicrlbsble bit
terness, must bo nu unparalleled
compound of stupidity and wicked
ness. Such a lino ot argument lack the
tint clement of good advocacy, lor it 13
not oven plausible. 4 'W l'Klit knowl-
odi;u of human nature. Mtaiihlt history
and colonial life would sulllco to show that
it tnuu bo fatally Incomplete. hen wc
tct It by tlio real facts In thu case tho cir
cumstances will bo found which make the
oilfiln uud coiitlnuanc of tho contest Intel
ligible. The article ooneiiuies as ioiiows:
'n country seeks to interfere bv force
Willi Spain's possession of Cuba; but If
flie cannot govern It kho would do well n
consider how slio could bet prepare It for
tliu Ireedooui which always follows colour
u) mlmile.
I'mt ol Hip t'nrlNl Unr.
Wasiumitov. Fob. l'J. An olllclal ills
patch from Matltid was received to night
stating that Gen. FilinoDo Jiiva sent io
ilav 11 tiMe'rr.im dated fioili MontCClirra,
to the, MlnUtcr ot War. Intormlng him of
tho surrender of Kstclla nt S o'clock tills
- in mir.it nf thl. the motfiu
. ""p!.rii,t rtron-hold. Lcxmsideml
no rtant
tbe end of the rebellion
I'cilal cninnsr.
Postmtster apjxi'iiteil Geo. Tatom,
Khkreal. Polk cotmty, Oregon; Geo. U .
Slferte-. Skiwnon. Cat-vpi-oimty. Oregon;
J.t. P. Cameford. 'I'litl.ilip. kohoiuish,
W. T. Di-e-:itinued Grass Kidge. Llmi
connt-, Oregon.
FroiKtl rionnrlal JlMir.
A strong etfbrt w ill be made at tln pres
ent session of Cingre to pncflelly re
store a double standard of gold tnd -ilver.
bv the coinage of .1 full vilu-l -ilver dol
lar lo bean unlimited tender with gold,
except. 'is fonlebts specially livable in
gold coins of tbe present stand-ml.
Heeling of IIicIK'inorrntletlounlCn
nilttre.
Augustus Schcll, Chairman, and ether
memt-ers of the Democratic National
Cominittee, have arrived here. The opin
ion Is that some Western citv will be se
lected as the phec for holding the -National
Coin cntlou.
Fools.
XewYokk. Feb. 19. The pool selling.
on the San Francisco ionr mile neat race
to-night was very 'low. the following is
about tho average: Rutherford. $100;;
KHtle IVae, S20; Revenue. $20; Fo-ter.
10: Hockhockiiig. 810; Gjlden Gate ami 1
Ci'mice iu field. $10.
Value ofClnirloUe CnbiiinnH VnUtte.
BoiTON, Feb. 10. Charlotte Cusbmau's
estate is valued at fCOO.OOO.
.illiilui; noil Mutter I" tlic Itliek Kill.
Kansa City, Feb. 19. A Black Hills
correspondent, writing from Fort Lara
mie, s-ays that George Benton lias fiHtiir
lived from the mine, tiecoinnanicd by
live men. They were stnpx-d oy the In
dians but not molested. Indians are re
ported at various places watching for 1111
opportunity to 'real stock; snow eight
inches deep at Cntar and little mining
being done. Government Ins ptrtly organ
ized wltli a Vhrllance Commiteo. Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail are moving their
people north of the- Black Hills. Stock
has been stnlnn by the Indians; trouble is
daily anticipited. Gold hunters are pas
slng'this place in largo numbers.
I'efer .',ht 3ioisilunfl Tor President.
Xr.W Yoiik. Feb. 19 The Working
men's Independent La! ir Party tendered
its nomination mul support tor President
ot thu United States to Peter Cooper, of
this city, the recent guest in Washington
ot hi- son-in-law, Congressman AbrauiS.
Hewitt.
ruucnil il Charlotte Oislimnn.
Bo?ro.v, Feb. 19. TIkj funeral of Char
lotte Cusliman will take nl-ice on Momhy.
The Cii'lunaii .'hool buiiding. iniiied af
ter deceased, will hi draped and tbcM'hool
w 111 attend in a body.
lltTorlH to Vr&eure h Xew Trial for In
lHnHteiu.
Xnw Yoitir. Feb. 19. A couple or
wialthy gentlemen of the JewWi faith
have subscribed 5.0C0 to be u-ed in an
endeavor to procure a new trill lor Rn
bensteiii, convicted for killing Sarah Alex
ander. The members ot the church to
which the pri-ouer belonged and abo the
mem tiers o 1 tne two societies 01 wincn nc
wa a member ate going to add 5.000
more and most strenuous efforts are to be
mule in his Iwhalf. Ho spent last night
and this morning in almo-t constant
praver.
ul itemsn.
Xew Yoisk. Feb. 19. A lult hii Ixvn
Ix'gim ag-ilut the Syracu-p. Blush imptoti
and Xew Yoik lailroad for if-39,000. claim
ed to le due for taxes.
Shline-iit of ;etrf.
Slilpmonts of gold to-duv ninounted to
?550,000. of which $353,000 was In coin.
He.iitboM Deelnred tuwtiie.
Holmbold btti been declared insane by .1
commission on lunacy, appointed b3- tl o
court here, and w.U be placed in a proper
asylum.
tin: 'IU1IF
The San Franci-co Ciironlclc of tlio Oth
Inst, contains a fUetcn of tbe horses which
are to take part iu the gi eat four mile race
soon to anno oil". In speaking ol the nim
ble footed Foster, that paper saye: "Foster
is.t tried foui-miler. having won at that
dl-taucc. beating strong llclds ol hon-es.
When a four-year-old he won ncaily every
nice ho htaitod In. proving himell'a liorso
of a tiuo turn of speed mid unflinching
game. Again under tho supervision of
Captain T. G. Jlooro, who tiaiuedliim for
all his Eastern raws, and with the advan
tage of having been 'curried" to Sacrt
mento whan bis training has not been In
terrupted, tbeie Is little question th it In
the point ot oidcr he will bo tho erpnl of
any. He is a l:or-o of flno 'ize, aud his
breeding could not be better-hy Lexington,
out ot Verona, by Imp. Yorkshire. Tlio
Yoihsh'ro mares nave, ueaily iu every in
stanee, prodiuvd tlr-t-cltss nice horses
from Lexington, and tho-e which could go
tliu distnnco. In old times, a matured
lioie was held to bo the equal of younger
ones In a raco of four miles when they had
to carry 120 pounds, and as the "top
weight" now U only 111 pounds, thovetcr
nn may outlast, in a hotly contested race,
the younger and fleeter animtU. .
KUr.Iil.MJ I'LjUIK1.!.
Mr. Hammond of the Port Madison
herring llsheiies. says the Olvmpla Tran
script, give us a call on Wednesday. He
Is doing a good business in manufacturing
oil. and wlthhU vats' baits, seines, uud
ll-ililng gear, can dispose ot 130 barrels a
day. Last ueek be caught a thousand
barrels. These llsh nro very numerous in
that b iv, and at many other places down
tho Sound. .Mr. Uainmond estimates that
a million dollars might yearly bemadeout
of theso lli-h on tbe bound, with proper en
ergy and capital to develop this business.
His business Is ouly n beginning of what
can be done, and wtiat wo believe will bo
Iu a low years time.
A sensational report conies flora Cairo,
III., that, the Mississippi river Ins' since Oc
tober last, eaten its way back ot the city
to within a quarter of a rallo of tho Ohio,
and threatens tocut off and then washout
of existence theCtpltal town ot the Amer
ican Lgypt, if something Isn't done at
onco to rtop It. But as that neck of land
ha-m't been above a quarter ot a mile wide
slucethe town was founded, tbo story may
bo set dowu as a piece ot an old plan to get
an appropriation out of Congress, lor build
ing a much desired and somewhat needed
jevco on the Mississippi btnk.
SALEM
FURNITURE FACTORY,
M Mill Creek Bridge,
LIBEUTV STilKET, - - SALEM, OKEGON
All kiuils of
FDEKITDBE ON HAND,
Ana 3Iado to Order.
THE TSADE SUPPLIED
On tbe loweet terms tor CASH.
JOB TTOItK oune, and aU kinds of TCKMNCJ
Orders promptly Attended to.
Goods delivered to anr Dart of the cltv. to the rail
road, or wharf. Fits j nr chaksc.
PABMENTER fc BABC0CK.
April 30,1675. wtf
JONES & PAfTERSON
IIAVE
FARMS FOR SALE
Buy and Sell City Property,
aszrc HOUSES,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
AMD
make Collections.
AOCJSTS FOR
Mntual Life Insuraiico Company
OF NBW YORK.
Union Fire Insurance Ccmp'y
OP SAN F8AN CISCO.
KKKP ON nAND, FOK QRATfJITOUS Cllll'n
latlon, their " Decrlptlve Land Circular." and
'Defcilptlve Cirenlar and Weather Record of Or
egon." Office on cronnd Boor, OPERA IIOUSE BLOCK.
SALEM. nni300J. gpigy
For rsiio.
PDRE SPANISH MERINO
:o"0"o:e&.!S5.
OHS HUNDRED ESJGK8
OF THIS STOCK,
Of moi't reliable chiractcr. oolf ctcd by GeorooHara
aooMl from tbe BEST VERMONT FLOCKS, arrived
at l'o.-tlntt on the 12th or Au?at, and will ha offered
for mic by him and Thoa. H Laiij: In that ctly ai d at
he Dalles npju lavoraWo term- Flock mti-tcrs win.
lot; recb btocU arc cordially it vitcd to examine.
. , THOS, S. L.tNn,
Portland, Au. 12, 1S7S. 2,tl
Storage &, Transportation!
TUB underrlsnoil bruins pcd tho X'ACfFlC
WIlAhf and WARKJiOUbB, comer of J-ront
and balj'jn itretp,
roiir2.a.iJ3, nRua.oxr,
lirc'"y nouij tin-pnliilo that tho abje properly Id
ready foro "upancy. r'toinaflaiiit Wlnrlii'o at nual
rau. Uii-lv.iied 'acllltb'J fr tin dls.hare, stouni',
aud i!ilppinrof all Hut f fnl.ht.
Tlil wharf will nl-o lie thp laimin? for thfl well.
Lnnwnlleht-itausht biatK ultlK and f'l V or bA
l.EJl. fauftnsers and freta-hinx nro aiml of a
c icip nn-l tuuly niaint or traiirpmMt'on to all Dolutt
to tlia head or liavUntion 011 the. Alllamotterlvir, at
all ftaon of tao jcar.
u. jj. sco'rr & ci).
CAl'f. NAT. IGEnOLL, Aiaut. oc-l
MOUNTAIN BALM
The Great Oregon Rcnisay for
CHHOSIG GOUGES, G0LB5,
ASU OTIIEH
IliuasM ot'llio X,iiMjyw.
IS PEByECTLY HARM L1S -CAN NOT INJl'ItK
the Bin'.t dellcato. The pme nyrup a beictllal
article pleasant t Ihe tanp prepared with treat
tar can lw had at both FKIEUIIAN'3 and COX &
BELT'S Din? stores Salem. felltf
J. O. SESEE.TOKT. W. D
PCIV8I0X.IN AXO SDUGGON, SALEM
Ore'-on. OfE'.o, iront room on second Joor 0
thi N. O. Parrii-h brick. Conincrcial etrett. Roti
dance, nor'.teaat corner Front and Division streets.
Kein a smdnate of the Physio-Medical, or Cnrth
Col! ge, Cln-Jinnati, Ohio, we arc pjrsly refoim lnoc.
prictke, discarding alike both miucial and vctetablt
ffolfona ssy
BOOTS and SHOES
Mado to Order.
Farmers and their Families
W-8"
aro arain rtminded that I can make
rood filtlni? ani ierle,nbifi Hnit'i-N
and SIlOKa, of thy vei'r lot quallly, nt a mot
reasonable price. lthl'AlUlMj ueaily doie. AU
1VUI& ,va,iauioii
HENRY DIPPEL.
TAKE NOTICE that iny shop Is nniv removed to
one door north of Dnrbln's stable, on Commercial st
a row doors eoutn of Ntweinpjr Block.
Salem, An?. IS, 1S75, ni
Mr0. Rohroi'o Ne-sv Remedy
yon ?322 irarsa
13 11EET1XO WITH WOSUfJiFUL SUCCSSSi
rrims prnni.y vgohtable remedy has
X nooqnalln the relief and cure ot Conelm, Colds.
Asth-na, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Mea
eles, .tc. It has produced some remarkable cure,
bold by drnjEUts enTallv. Prepared ouly by
iIrn. K. (toil It Kit, Jtonmoiiih, Or.,
To whom all littern of biismcs should be addressed
Brooks & MoFarland,
(Snccessors to French & Co.)
WHOLES U.U AND TAIL DEALERS IN
GcncraL RUcrchandistE,
Corner of Second and Washlmrton eticets,
DALLES CITY, OREGON.
apStiw
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
S. E. corner, at head of stairs. felly
X.UCIU2 5S1.Z.,
Successor to J. JJ. KEELsn 4 Co.,
DS Mbcrty l - NEW YOIIK,
Commission Aont
FOR UltYINO. ANQ FORWARDISQ FROM
New York l IstUrans, Pacific Rallroid, and
Capo Horn, all kinds of Jlerchacdlse, tnd for tho sale
of Products from tie Pacific coast, for tho ronrtinn
of noncv. S:c octstf
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