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Mr. Smith's Boy
YocNc. Mcnciiacskn' who irAS
llltOWN'S JJOY C'OJ.D.
A fainlly named .Smith has recently
moved to Gorinantown, and Mr.
Brown's boy, on .Saturday, leaned over
the fence and trave to our reporter his
impression of Mr. Smith's boy, a lad
about fourteen years old:
"Ye-1, mo and him are right well ac
quainted now. lie knows morc'n I do,
and he's had more experience. Bill
.s.iys his father used to be a robber
(.Smith by the way, is a deacon in tbe
J'roibyleriun church, and a very excel
lent lawyer;, and that lie has ten mil
lion dollars in gold bulled in his cellar,
nlonjr with a wnole lot or human bones
peoples lieS killed. And he says his
lather is a conjuier, and that he make-
all the earthquakes that happen any
where in the world. The old man will
Miiiio home at niirht. after there's been
mi earthquake, all covered with sweat,
and so tired he can hardly stand. J til I
m lys it'- iiicli hard work. And Bill
tol'il me t'mt 'once, when a man camo
around there trying to sell lightning
rod-, hi- father got mad and et, ct him
right up; and he takes bites out of
overybody he coiiks acroit.
"Hut's what mil tens me. inars
all I know about it. And he told mo
that he once u-ed to have a dog, one of
thoMt little kind of dog, and he was
ilying his kite, and ju-t for fun ho tied
the kite -string unto hisdogS tall. And
then the wind struck her, and his dog
Menta hooinln' down the street, with
hind legs in the air, for a burnt a mile,
when the kite all of a sudden begun to
go up, anil in about a minute the. dog
was fifteen miles high, and command
ed;.! view of California and Kgypt and
Oshkosh, I think Hill said, lie came
down, anyhow, I know, in Brazil; and
Bill -aid ho swum home all the way in
the Atlantic ocean; and when be land
ed bis legs weie all nibbled oil" by
hharks. I wi-h father would buy me a
dog, -o's I could -end him up that way.
Jin t I never had no luck. Bill said that
Avheiethe.v used to live he went out
on the roof one day to fly his kite, and
he sat on lop of the ehimbly to give
tier plenty of loom, and while he was
.sitting thero thinking about nothing,
the old man put a keg of powder in the
fireplace to clean the soot out of the
clilmlily, and when he touched her off
Bill w.is thrown over agin the Baptist
eluirch steeple, and he landed on the
weathercock with bis pants torn, and
they couldn't git him down for three
days, so ho hung there, going round
and round with the wind, and ho lived
by eating the crows that came and bat
on him, because they thought he was
made of bheet iron and put there on
purpose.
"He's more fun than enough He
was telling me about a sausage .stutter
Ills biothcr invented. It was a kinker
machine that worked with a treadler
and Bill said tho way they did in the
fall was to lix it on the hogs back, and
connect t lie treadle with a .string, and
then hog'd woik the treadle, and keep
on running it up and down until the
machine cut the hog all up tine and
.shoved (lie meat into the skins. Bill
miiu nis nvolher called H 'I'.vory lloir
Ills Own Stutlbr;' and it worked .splen
didly. But 1 d'know; 'pear- to me
ther couldn't bono machine like that.
But, anyway, Bill said so. And ho
told about an undo of his out in Aus
tralia wlio was et by a big oyster once,
and wlieujlio got inside he. stayed there
till he'd ot the oyster. Then ho split
the shell open and took ono half for a
boat, and he sr.ilcd along until he met
a sea sfttrpcut, mid ho killed it and
drawed oil its nkin, and when he got
liome he sold it to an engine company
for a ho-o for forty thousand dollars, to
lut out tires with. Bill said that was
actually so, ooeauso ho eoulil show me
u man who ued to belong to the en
t'ino comp uiy. J wish father'd let me
go out to Hilda Hca serpent liko that;
nut he don't let me have no chance to
distinguish myself.
'Bill was saying only yesterday that
tho Indians caught him once, and
drove eleven railroad spikes through
lib; stomach, and cut off his .scalp, and
it never hurt him a bit. He said he
got away by the d uighter of the Chief
mier.King mm out ot the wigwam and
lending him a horse. Bill savs she
was, in love with hlui. And when I
askod him to show nio tho holes where
they drove iiithcin spikes, ho .said ho
diirml't take off hU clothes, or he'd
bleed ito death, lie said hisown father
lldnt,Vuou- It, because Bill was afraid
it might worry the old man. And Bill
told me they wasn't goliur to get him
to go to Sunday school. lie says his
father has a brass Idol that he keeps in
the gartet, and Bill nay lie made up
his mint! to bo a pagan, and begin to
co naked, mid carry a tomahawk and a
bow and arrow, as soon as .tho warm
weather comes. aiuI to prove it to me
ho savs luY lather has this town all un
derlaid with nltro-glycrlne, and as
.oon as ho get ready he's golucto blow
the old thing out, bust her up, let her
rip, and diwiuiINh her. He t,ald .-o
.down at the dam, and told me not to
tell anybody, -Out 1 thought they'd hel
810 narm tu mentioning It to you. And
now 1 lielievo 1 must be going; 1 hear
jm whistling. Maybe lie's got souio
nUng else to tell me.
'J'lw Smith I my, ho think, will Ik
jimtltahle to the vouth of this conimu
uUy.'iiliuUjiiiu Jlu'hlin.
MlwKOHTl XK.S Ol' Nil l 1-vslTt. Wo-
ti:s. A writer in tlu I incinnati d'o-i'Niys-
The iieculi.tr misfortune of a
woman thus gifted N (h-it she is separ
ated by her genius from gonerul .socie
ty. This is a penalty whloh all such
jhji-soiis feel keenly. There are few
inoii whoaie sutllciently her equals in
talent to command her respect. Then
lis for love matters, it m-iy be aked,
who Is there that would fall in love
with such a HonessT Let none envv
Unit tU'i'reo of talent which nmt rjiuse
perpetual desolation. If Miss Dickin
son ever marries, it must be nn act of
condescension. Women 01 taieni,
when they take a husband, must view
him as "the weaker vessel." Mrs. Sig
ourney, for instance, was in her day, a
noted poet, but who ever hear of Sig
ourney? He was merely a Hart foul
carpet dcaler,unknown beyond tho lim
its of his trade.
Jenny I.ind throw herself upon nn
inferior fellow, whose urine she has
been compelled to wear, and Mrs.
.Stowe has always ranked above her
excellent husband, the 1'rofessor. And
Mr-. Siddons, too, that famous trage
dian! There mut have been a Mr,
Klilrinnx. lmt. fhoiiL'h he was a clever
player, he was lost in tho grandeur of
nis u-ife. Xohodv ever heard ot .Sid-
dons, except as a small piece of mas
culinity attached to a woman.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons is now in Aus
tralia, and will do well if she gets rid
of her drunken husband. This fellow
attended in this country during her
last year's engagements in tins coun
try, "and was generally drunk while
she w.is electrifying the audience.
Mrs. Siddons has had in this wretch a
dreadful source of annoyance and morti
fication. Statistics place- the number of milch
cows in the United States at i:),000,000,
and credit them with a product of, in
round number:', 1,100,000,000 pounds of
butter. They were arrived at ursi oy
an old and very intelligent butter mer
chant, who has given much thonght
and careful study to tho subject, and
whoso investigation led to the follow
ing calculation: That of our popula
tion, ."i,000,000 would consume one
pound of butter each per week: 10,000
would consume thrce-quaiters of a
pound each, ami 10,000 would consume
one-half a pound each, and 10,000
would consume one-quarter of a pound
each, makintr a total consumstion of
1,0 10,000.000 by .'W,(M)(l,00() people. This
it is calculated, is for table use alone,
and one-third is added for culinary
purposes, giving an aggregate consump
tion of nearly 1,100 0110,000 pounds, the
difference being made up by tho ex
poits. A Wnoi.KsAi.i: Tua 111:11 ix Livi:
Stock. Cant. Itichaul King lives on
his farm (Santa Oortrudo) thirty miles
from Corpus Christi, Texas, and in
March last sold to ono party from Kan
sas 20,000 head of horned cattle (all out
of his own stock) for tho sum of1?:!:!",
oOO, delivered in Hoyt City, Kansas,
$100,000 paid down in cash and the bal
ance on delivery; and in April he sent
off tho stock in thirteen droves, which
arrived all safe. To be certain to have
the requisito number to be delivered
ho added o,000 extra head, and still
has left some r0,0U0 head, besides 2."i,
000 head of sheep and 7.000 or 8,000
horse and mule stock. Ho has some
(10,000 acios of land under fence, and is
now fenring in (10,000 acres more, and
.still has 1 10,000 acies in and about the
samo tract. It took 700 men to drive
this lot of stock, and upward of ?o0,000
for the outllt.
Tho following is the testimony of
Dr. boring respecting Hungarian
grass: "I helieve I can make moro
milk with this gras--, cut and mixed in
tho same manner. And wbon you re
member that you can raise on ordinary
land by sowing tho seed of tho Hun
garian grass, lato in June, from two
and a half to three and a half of good
fodder to thoacie, and this crop can bo
sown after wo have ascertained wheth
er we are to have a good crop of hay or
not, you will see the value of this grass.
I have such a high opinion of it that on
my farm this year and last I taised
from seventy-five to one hundred tons
of it for the purpo-o of feeding to my
milch cows during the winter.
A paity of ten KuglMi medical men
were dining not long ago, when one of
them inquired if all pre-ent were limit
ed in their practice to a -election of six
pharmacoiselal remedies, which would
bo chosen as being the most useful,
compound drugs to bo excepted. JCach
of the paity wrote tho names of tho
six drugs ho would select, and handed
them to tho doctor who asked the
question. On examination the ballots,
it was found that a majority of the
votes wero givon in favor of opium,
quinine, ana iron; between mercury
and iodide of potassium they wero
equally divided, as .thoy weio, als,
between ammonia and chloroform.
Twenty-two magnltlcont Norman
stallions, two mares and ono colt have
arrived in Now York, and after restipg
went West. Mr. .Mark Denham, a
Western breeder who has his farm at
Wayne, Illinois, recently traveled
pretty thoroughly through northern
Franco and selected these from the
choice stock on the best farms there.
They are valued at from Sl',000 to :?;!,
1)00 each; they are essentially draught
horses. They have large, strong,
bodies, strong legs and good feet, their
coats are rich and glossy, and mane,
and tails very full and heavy. In
weight they average about 1,S00
pounds,
rnllke the Ameiicaii, when the
yrench people vote monuments they
build them. The roto-sil statue of Lib
erty to Im erected in New York harbor
is -ilroady ai riving in sections. A con
signment, consisting of the right arm.
hutwl aral wrist, arrived 011 Monday in
a French .steamer; and to give a notion
of tho sio of the statue, it may bo
stated that the thumb nail is two feet
long and one ami a half feet in width,
and tliaf the freight charges 011 tho
consignment, amount to f UK). Seven
more siu'tions remain to be brought
over.
Henry Watter-on poetically saysthat
"Ice is water gone to sleep." It has
every opportunity for going to .sleep
while Henry Wuttersou is around.
WILLAMETTE FARMER.
w.
S. NEWBURY.
101 and 10b Front Street,
PORMAMli - - - OBKOON,
GENERAL
Traiclin' mid Managing Agent
FOIt IDAHO and WASHINGTON TERRITORIES
and Ihc STATE OF OREGON, for
FRANK BROS. & CO.,
SAN FfU.NCISC0 AND PORTLAND,
Importers and Dealer lit
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
bolo I'rft-iUo Coast Af-'ents for tho
Genuine
and "World-Hsnowned
WALTER A. WOOD'S
Harvesting Machines,
Embracing
ENDLESS CHAIN & SWEEP
RAKE,
Self-Raking Reapers,
One & Two-Horse Mow
ers. MOWING ATTACHMENTS,
HARVESTERS,
AD
The Walter A. Wood's
unrivaled Harvester
and Self-Kinder
I tor irrtntcf t lalor binine Machine in the nor'd.
With tlili mi'lilne, one man witli three hore- can
cm ani J 'ml from 12 to 10 acres of jjr.iln per day, nud
tncMvetk't time riucd hi li mtaiimj a crop li) bcin
ntnjr in eci-on. It in iy he Uf-cd tiihtra a Harvester
and oclt Binder, or as.l Ilane-tu alone.
The WaitW A. Wood New
Double-Geared Iron
lowers,
WlthBri-n lleiilns" patent oil Ciin, and new and
lniroHl l-4ii 1 1 H, are guaranteed to le the lletlitovw
ir in the nnM.
THE WALTEE A. WOOD
Chain Rake and Now Iron
Sweep Hake, Self-Raking
Reapers,
Ate tin up-tbiiritaMni: Diaper on the eirth, and
wo .iru w jltl'i or the run ivno ill duiv it und uie
us a cluntu to try It aiinst anything nude.
FUiMEh-i AND DEALERS
arc- cnntlonul n-alnet athea-umd luht nioucr oikrcd
an i lull in Rhine, ami ptuui iters thould Ui sure
that they i;u m ij-hini - -tampe i
WAiri:it a. wood,
Ae none othu are genuine.
The Invincible Thresliins Machine.
THE LA BELLE WAGON,
(li-llo of tho Pacific :ou0,
FAHM, hl'tilNd. or rXI'KKSb, wldn or iianon
traik. I'tttem but and tiv hot, or California claKe
rac!. but und 1u, with California ltOLLEU 1)11 4 KB.
Lll'.Iir MUFT AND WAtiltAXTED.
Kerv wheel roth 1 inbolPu" oil before the tirf It pet,
and iIim hu'.-oii has jii.od the lot of tin. climate of
Cililrrul.i In Hi r 'Ian any oth-r Hjon in tho market
and run- to ir to lUe hundred poind- llh'er than any
othei, oniric to our indite a hkein imnufaitured -x-prej-j
KtriHfioni lira-- pattirio ami ci-t liora the
ttli.br.iti d Luke Superior Iron, and from the superior
riiautitrlu which our ktlna are bet.
The Buford Iron Gang
and Sulky Plow.
Ll,-M draft, easily adjii'tid, ami tho only Gang or
Milki v adjust, d w ilh -ttm orthattanho nin on a
i!dr hill, fully warranted to be the best plows on the
1'atlllc Coi-t.
Al-o a Full Lino of tho
Famous ISiif'oril 931:irkliaiK
Mnjlo rios, Htohlni and Sulk, ltikie. -ecd
ovnrs llrill". Bark) Forks and a full line of Wood
md -teel ititod-
heud for Catalogue and Prl'i Lists.
t HA.NK BHoS , .san Fnnclrco.
V. S. B!.VIIl'KY,
niiiiiiitror,
Tonlind,
gue mixture
Chills and Fever aro permanently
curud by Dr. J .sync's Ague Mix
ture. With a Httlo care- ou tho part
of tbe patient to avoid exposure, and
tbo occasional ubo of Jxy.nk's Sana
tive riLLS,thlH remedy will bo found
to bo certain in its operation, and rad
ical in its effects. In many sections
of tho country subject to Ague and
other malarial diseases, it has an es
tablished character as a popular spo
cille for tlicso harrassiug complaints, (
and tho number of testimonials re
ceUcd show that its reputation is
constantly increasing.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
nroofl'octuiuly cured by Dr. Jayne'a
Agno Mixture. In theso com
plaints c.wo should bo taken to follow
tho directions closoly, and especial
attention given to tho liver, w hich
tihould bo assisted In performing its
functions by Dn. JAYB'aSASATivr
Pills.
V. A. DAVIS Jt CO.
On "n.
WholcMle Actnts. 1'ortUnd.
cMruJ
STATE AGENCY
Patrons of Husbandry.
Knl Street, nur rUndfrs' Wharf.,
l'nUTl.WD, .... nHKCOX,
AJJrvif ll totnmuBlcttJoai tu t, I . L3f- J.-a:. J
Land forjmmigrants.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE,
4,000 ACRES,
In Quantities to Suit Purchasers
QQrv AfHrs clno Miuti and ailjnlnme the Kill
jmitjKJ rhi! Ilei at it Sjln. all tintltr iultlatiuii,
andMiitablc lor i;r-lii or c citable?.
0tO APKr.S. ri.iirnil'eontln?ltof Silom, ot,
the rallr. ad, wi li Mill ii.it niniila': throuit'i It.
Thl I Ihi-croi'ta' la 'mm hut! In Virion totintj,
with lint-fjir'ai, in r-l-'in ,- In pirt of the old Itntor
ilonatlun calm, on hiih I nl-ttl the pri"ni.t iar
fifty tui'hcl of m heal un.l ihree tons of tlnnithj ptr
acie. Tlio lirst con i f oaf uvir taUed on ?art of
this land mei'ured nlni ti-inur bnthil- per acie cnln
weiahnrl anilcrounailaintd by 3Ir. Allred fctauton,
of Salem.
2700 Ar-rtrs ofpr-lricitidll.-ht brush lind.
Mini tlrtljtr for Ijrmiu p'irMi-ts, lmimi'td by Ihc
Will urn tie rlwr lor lour tniies, beautiful lake on the
cast, boat lanjin,-s all aloni: the riir, comnunclnfr
four miles north of salein ,XX o33iOlcr
prro-lao. lo-aaca-tholiru-esi ami uio-t suit
ablo body ol land to be lound la the W lllamette alley
to be pnrtUated by a colony To he sold linin 15 to
fMper acre This laud ill all be Immediately re-sm-iejed,ndcan
be sold lnlarjrornr s-i alkr 1. ireel',
toult purchairs. It can l)-i siibilividtd to the Inn
potl)lc adantac:c, 'nd 1 can ofier any pel-son or per
son", or rolnin of person-, d sirlnc to pi.rrha-i- homi e
in the bct part of the Wlllaraette Miiley, near the
city of Saltm and within reach of the be-t social ad-
antajTe-. ai, well a- most favorably located with to
sntct tomarktts, irreater advantages, ou more lavor
able terms, than thet- can ever exptci to realize as liu.
THOMAS CKOSS.
Salem, Nov. 0. 1S73.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
000,000 ACRES
EASTftKIS OREGON,
ron
Farming mid Gia.lmg Purposes.
Thtc lands ure situated In
Wasco, Grant, and Baker
CountU- and arc olltred for sale in mch slidtiitl-,
not It-- than lioatu-, a- tmehaseis may dtttrt,
licit- laliiirtted a mo-t lavtrable importunity to lin
lulaiantiand teitltr-pctkln homes and low pilced
land, to acquire both on the mo-t ria-onablc- term-.
Tbesn lands ure ctcillcnt lor lirinlni; and nia?lnr.
On most of the tract- no qrubblm; or other jir pari
tloiiof the land lor plnwinu is niiilnltc. A uruulh
of nutrition ."ri-s toiere the uplands, afloidlm; the
best of pasturage, while In the allev and bottom
land- the irra-s can be mowed and made Into huj.
Living Springs and Streams
Water the lands in arion- dlrtct!on. T ho upland",
or m'llnl nidi, can bu put Into crura with tuo niot
satltlacioiy ltturn.
3?RX7SIT,
Particularly PEACHhH, I'l.UMS, GRArES AP-Pl.tr-,
I'fcAU'". and CIIEliMES a- wtll a- the
SMALLER 1'RL'lTa, can be giown iu (jrett abun
dance. TIic Climate ol ?,aterii Oregon
1 icry I3culi!iliil.
Flouri-hiiir; to.n are located nt cmenl'nit poln
fortralhc: the mall- art njiulirlj convtjed thiorh
out that section, an I a jiro.-jiciojs pupulition i-al
ready e-tabllhtd, occupitd in farmim;, totkj,'row
in'. inlnliiK- and uiriou- other pursuits.
TEKAIb -?1 21 per acie ant upwari'.-, according to
quality and iiutiititj. lnteie-t ten jitr ctnt. 011 de
terred pn.vnients.
For lurthtr liilormntlon, app'.v in per-on, orb let
ttr, to tlVAt. I. rVRIiV, Acent,
Crit's Bniltllns, stark st , bttw. i-'icntund Tlr-t,
Port'and, Ort.-on. jell mi
STOETH SALEM ST0HE.
W. 1L.. WADE,
L
T TnH BRICK STORE, HAS JCST RECCIV-
ea a lull assorimeniot
General Merchandise,
Dry Groodsj
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
Hardware,
Clothing
Oalcnlited for the Cltv and Country Trade. Bnn?ht at
ow, and will he ("old at as SMALL- A PROFIT. M
-.Lose who SELL AT COST. pp-Ooods delivered !o
inv part ot tho cltv free of chan-c. NoSy
1,TT3F8.ra"X,,3?,TJ3F8.2I3
STORE.
I nWK PURCIUSFT) Tlin ENTIRE
Interrst of Messrs Yeaton ,t Loiuluirj la
the Furniture store on the we-t slot- of
Commercial Street, Salem,
and shall keep on hand a OEXKRAI. AS
SORTMENT of goods for the retail trade
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY
I'arlor & Chamber SetN,
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES,
R.OCKERS, &.C.,
By the est or single pli-cc.
Repairing and Jobbing
DONE IN THK BKHT MANNER,
And at rcasoaablo price, as I am a practical u-orlimac
JOHN CRAY.
Silfm, Jnly U. 1S75 y
FRUIT - P1TTERS,
K"r ?itlo ly tlio
Inventor and Patentee,
B. A. LILL1E, Portland, Cr.,
StconJ St , tttr Salmon ami Ju'i.
'It pits een the worst ritietleof finlt, with per
fect snece-s, without ! and sreit rupldity "
KKtxh 1'ilb, d'nl. Altlen t'ru.l Mtoy, viegon
Ctl'j
"It wlllpltsiliiiipoit'idsof cherr'C' tu ten honrs,
and do It bttter than It tan pn-.lbh b- done by
band." o. Lvbii.io, Xutttrymah, JlUiro 'lit Or
tgon. aulfc-ni
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
Mnolilno Hliop,
ALKM. .... OREGON.
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
iTBAM KNOtNES, SAW MILLS, OIU3T MILLS,
I'vjapen, Tamps, and all kinds and styles of Ma-1
eblnery made to order. Machinery repaired at a short
notice. Pattern maUiR done In all Imarious forms,
an J all kind of Brass and Iron Cutinrs furnished at
short notice Also, manufacturer of ENTERPRISE
PLANKK au MATLttJiU. na Piii;&bi ana
SUAPKRd lltr-lwt:
MOUNTAIN BALM
The Great Oregcn Rrmedy for
CHRONIC COUGHS, CGLDS,
avi oniin
DUuiiNi'st oflJn; I'-untr.
IS PKKFBCTLV IIAIIVfJ-.v CANNOT INJH1E
tbe m' dellcatf Thf pnre syiup a beaa'.llul
article pit-., tht In 'a tusl prepared llh rrvat
car -n tx nd at fcolb Fl.lUUHA'a aid COX A
BELT'S Dm.' Coiw Mica. telM
m
J. W. WIATHIrjoBU.
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Weatherford & Co.,
Wholcsalcand Retail Dealers In
BRUSS, PAim,
OILS, CLASS,
Patent Medicines.
CHEMICALS,
S r jfTULim ery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc., etc.
PUBS WINES and LIQUORS,
For Medicinal purposes.
Medicines Compounded, and
Proscriptions Pilled.
Weatherford & Co..
Janb-y
CommcrclaUtri tt. 8.H.E3I.
JOHN G. WSICfHT,
Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Crockery and Glassware,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Tobacco and Cigars,
COMMERCIAL STKEET.
Salcra, April 20, 1S7S.
d&wtl
Patronize Home Manufactures !
WILLAMETTE
Stove sVorl3Ls
HAVIKG THE 15KST PATTERN OF STOVES
now made, and the latest Impio entente, we are
manufacturing btocs at
The Lowest Rates.
Aim HOLLOW WARE, and all bTOVE EXTRAS
car-ton orders t ernost respectfully solicit 3 our pat
rouaso fjr toe XJoxtor S3to-vro.
HK'MAIina i RODGLKjl,
VntlTVATiD, or., PropriPtois.
Pront bt.. hotw. Jialn und MadNon. mL3ln.ii
REAL ESTATE LOAKS.
01!E(iO. AM) M'ASniXGTOX
Trust Investment Company'
OF SCOTLAND.
mills Companv is prepon d to nesotiato loan In
X. sun- lrom)ll to fJu.OuO secure 1 ocr IMPItO
VhD CITY PJiOPKItlV and FaHM LAXDn for
nxtd period- 1 fjeais, 01 repajable by halfjcarly in
stallmci.ts." Tor turns, applv to
WILLIAM HEID, Jlannsror,
no10r 'I First btrcit Poitlaid.
uit. ic. v. ciiAsrc,
BREVET Lt.CoI , latohnrseonU.b. Volnnteers.
Ofllrt. DurhtnV block, nn stairs. o-v
5P
C. W. DIMICK,
Hubbard, Marlon Co.,
Ereeder of Shorthorn and
Devon Cattle,
iicrkslilre rigs X Light Bramah Chickens.
-TOU.NG STOCK, OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALS
JL forcih or on time, with pood si curlty.
Oa OroM- MocL FarJi. July 31, l-7b. apl
Copartnership.
JOHN 51IMO. WALTIB , ADAMS.
MINTO & ADAMS,
Hnr.rvr.nt or
3IERINO SHEEP,
T1AXE pleasure in offering to the Wool Orowcr of
. Oregon and ths Hdjniiiin? Territory s the chance
topnnln-fl THOIIOUGUIIltEK .MtllINU-., ami a'
surin pirttes liitcnstivt that thc-j can, and will en
deur to. sell Ho-ipof tha Nirno quality ai.d lalttpnt
Ml'CH tmU'ElS ItAThs thin such can possibly
be Imported. 1- xami'iatinn an J comparison with oth
er t-heep ottered lu themsrVct arocordlnlh Imltid.
Address M1XTO X AI)A.Mi.
(alt-iii. Oreon.
N. 1! Th" Rim- ai d Iltn Lamb of the thick can
lieseeiiop th I-LM FAKM, adjoining salcm
The Lvtscii b. .ten at the "nnie pNci, or at the
HILL FARM f wr and a hill miles math of the city,
saVrj, bi .njnlivr Id, 17J.
THOHOUGHBREB
STOCK.
B. E, STEWART & SONS,
Importer and Breeders of
Tlioroughbred Shorthorn
HOI.STEIN OATTXiE,
Pure-bred .'ferlno nut) Coftoltl
Slitc)), UeitiHlilrc Ilogx,
VND
IAHoy Zo-vcrlai,
Onr firn tr sltnit on mile froai North VimtlJJ
Station. 011 Oivaon CYnfal Railroad.
Adirecs. :'orth VitthlU, Y.m:MUCo.,Orc2oa.
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