Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, October 19, 1877, Page 8, Image 8

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13Y TELEGRAPH.
Tbo World'fl Wellington special lys:
Tlio forolRn appointment nro virtually et
tied ni follows: Uouzuton to Itusflia,nnu
Collector Arthur to Holglum. Harlan Will
havo tho Mtproino rourt.
The Sun 1-as tho following: Tho Rrnln
crop this year In tho United ytatcn h n vr l
tncrua'o over uny preceding year In tho his
tory of tho country. Itriimiutila In two pr'i
c!m1 coroiilN, whoat and corn. IoI52j,COO,OGO
IiuhIioIhoI the fortnorand l,'.,50,OOOOOOol tin
latter, uuerirdliiK to carolul (rtliiiatn ol
WiOWfir.Htn Nln'htlclaii ol tho Now York
Produco Exchange
low llriven, Uol. 15. ThiHOvnninsr the
Htoninrr John Mldillotou, mIkIo'-ii days from
Glasgow, rtuohed thU pjrt, IiavIiik coiuu (or
n loutl of uminuulllori lor tho Turkish kov
ornvnont. Tlio utoirner .. 11. Waller lies at
the eutraticuof tho harbor, a waiting orders.
Shu li fully loadod with 12 lOOtoun ofninniu
nltlon.iitc, the cari;o uplng valued at nearly
two million dollarR,
TtidliinapolN. Ojt. 15. Sonator Morton ro
movod from Ilichmoud to hi roMdonee in
th holly to-night without unfavorable re-
BUltfl.
Leavonworth, Oct. 15. John M. Crowell,
npoolal allent of tho pnstofllco doparlmeut,
reached thin city laat ovonlug, ImviiiK iti
harRO Chat. W. Freopott, assistant post
uiastor at Uroat Bend. KantaM, whom ho -
roatod IrmI. Haturdap for rllllnx roKlitorod
lettcm. I'rrKCOtt confeMod U taking hovoral
hundred dollars. Uo stood hihly In the
cointnunlty, and baa ninny relatives
atnouRdt prominent reapoctablo pooplo in
that portion of tbo Stale.
No YorK, Oct. HI. A Washington ape
fllal any: ExPosldent Grant, in a loiter
Just rocolvod by a relative, filatM that bo ban
found the labor of aooptlni; tbo hospitality
of bin KuglUb friends uioro arduous than
tho aaiTatrsofAtate. It haH. In fact, bocomo
no groat n tax upon hi health thatlrom
October 1st ho had determined to retire to
.private life and the first thing ho would do
would bo to avail hlmsolf nfthe courtesy ox
lemiod by tho8ccrotnry of tbo Navy to visit
tho Mediterranean In one of tbo vrsselsof
tbo Kuroponn r-quadton and spend Homo
tlmo In tho watorH of Italv. lie docs not ex
pout to return to tho United HtMos until
Dopomher noxt.
Provldonco, Oct. 10. A largo crowd to-day
witnessed the Impressive dedication of Kosor
Williams' monument.
Now York, Oot. 1(1. MoseH A. Snyder, tol
lor of Merchants' Kxaliangn national bank,
fur iiriihozzleinent of $1,000 from this month's
Ht'connlH, was arrested.
San Krauelsuo, Oot. 1(1. Tho su-iponsloii of
the Market Htroot Savings IUnk Is announ
nd owing to the wlthdrnwHl of hccoiuiIs dtir
iug tho past week. Tho nllleorM stuto that
the assets of tho Imnk are Milllolcut to settle
till tho claims ofdeposlofs, which thoy pro.
lioi to pay hi two, live and night mouths.
Tin amount duo Is about &)().( 00.
Illrmlugbiim, O.-t. M Utuo'iiUIOrnnt and
pirty rerelvcd a llitlnrliu lucupiion nero to
day. 'The Uouerul N u guest of Uliambor
lain, M. P.
FOREIOn.
London. Out, 15 Dosurtors from Plovnn
roimrt Oiiimn F.tihn'H army duitltuto of
clothing and iimmuulllon nod pcintlly pro
vNlono.l. Men and olllcor.s are tlrul ol light
lug mid sulfurlugMud dlxpced to surrender
to the lltissiaiiH. tuikiiii hii vices innicmo
tlut ItiiHplaiiM b.ivo occupied Yngiil IIIIIk,
Hrl)!)Uiii(i and Ktsll Tope, abandoned by
Mitkbtar I'asha, and nro nmuoiivorlug for
mi advaiitugeoiii jkisKItii fnxu whloli to
iiuUn mi attack on thuTurlclsh lino cononn
trated about AIaiIJ.i.
(loruey Studeii, Oct. 15 limwrtal flunriN
liavo all gor.o to Plorna, Tho tv.rovltoh will
not command them, 1.1 avoid cla'ihliig wl h
thi 1'rliu'ii or Uoiimaiila.
V.irn.i, Oot. 15. The captain ofaateRinor
which arrived hero reports that tho Hut.
hUii llontlng batteries at tint mouth ol the
D.wnibo havu boon bomb.irdtug Kullna for
tbro.uhx.VH,
Loudon, Oct. 15. A uorrtspoudentnt His
tovaglvet a fwnribl'i account of UiinMhii
Iirnp'iratlotiH for tbo winter crtinpalgn. Vast
utnrosiifiiorii and fortgo have hoiwi l.ilil In
uloiig tbo riillro.vl-t the mil I Is Irlghtful.
On tho road two iiillei south of HIuuiIIr.i
lirldgo It tubes eight borsi s, and twenty men
punhlug behind, to gel a Unlit tuigon
through. Tho railway from Tratoiun to
H!uuillr..v Is progressing rapidly.
I'urls.Oot. 15 I'ho evening p.ipors point
oiltthat botli tho opposition and the ov em
inent aro disappointed, the former having
hoped to ret ii in 100 ileputit-s. while tbo hit
ter reckoned on gaining 1(H) Mints, The
Mo'Hiigcrdo I'.irls -ini,.-, tint, tho govern
ment lias gained 10 heats mid may obtain 10
more, end suggests that the government's
auccesK Is aumuloiit to afford an opportunity
or terminating the crisis by mutual coiicih
hIoiim, Porfcut iramiulllty continues to pre
vail. Now York, Oct. 15. Paris dispatcher ro
port the elooilon of three hundred anil IK
teen itepiiblloaus and one biiudrod and
ulnety-llvo CoiuervalvcM, ICIeveu anon
dlKsemeutarriiulroa fresh ballot result. In
twelve It Is Milll uticerlalu. The goveriiment
gidus tbtrty-iieveu seatH,
New York, Oft. 15, A presi illsiMtob says
the election In Fmucu paksed oil cjulotly; uo
UUturbanues reported. A disputed or this
fotenoon slates that return trom :173 arron
dltsemcntti show the elisitlou nl'JIS HspublU
cans and 117 MaoMahoulteri, In eight ar
romllHsoments a nccoud ballot will be re
iltilred. Thus far the Itepubl leans lofe.10
Meats and gain II. Among tho deputies
elected are Oambetta, Clrevy, l'aul do Uas
bautiau and Iiula Hlaun,
1'arU, Oot. 17, Acmiraoyof oflloUl returns
which rejHirt 3U Hepubllcaun and CO I Con.
aervallves elected U confirmed (roiu tho ltu
imbllcan nlde,
Ioiidon, Oct. Id, A Itusslan olllulal dls
patch, dated Moadqu inert Army of Can-ti-tsiis,
Oot. It), s.y: Ymtird.y tho Una
hUiis gained a great lclory over MuUblar
Pasha, capturing many guns and prisoners,
TheTurUH have been driven rroui the road
to Kant. A dispatch fruiii Mos-ou dated to
diys.iys prUate telegrams receixcd there
stat that on Monday the Itu'slnns attacked
Mukhtnr Tasha'a new positions, fuucaslan
ureiiadlen tormed Allvla bills, forming the
Key to tho Turkish position, A two hours
engagement ensued, re.ubiiig Inthelllght
ot MnklitHr I'asha In tho direction of Kars.
Tho ltusa!aua are In pursuit. The Tuikh
tost many prlsouet, cannon and rules and
uiiuxutlfy of provisions. An olllolal dU
patch nvelved at Constantinople to day o
cates tbo bttlo at Agada l)ab, which Is
probably the Mine ss AtivU. The dispatch
fvs tba"t the Husilaiu attacked trom four
eldoH. 'I ho Turks weto fallliiir luck at the
tlmnthe tilemm was mjU otf. Th dual
resell of tho battle was iiiomv'.ilarlly ex-
lcloil. .. , . ,
A corivsiwiuient at St. IVtersburj; tele
praplm thai the fitoot Mouday'a battle was
decided by a Hank attack on Muktilar
Pasha' position Irom the ninth ThtUtua
nUiis iMptnred saute thousands ot prisoner.
The hleco of Kats w 111 rtconmiui.co luuuedW
Hiiebitret, Oct. 111. Tbo IHuk have with
drawn their artillery from I'm Urlvltta r
doubt. Tbo Uusitauei rour the ndoubl U
lultied,'
THE flfifKETS.
' uuat ISr'Uiu oultlvatw U,30J.,01 acre In
barley. '
Iho Wheat Market.
During tLo prst week tho wheat market
has been rather txcl':tl and an advanco ba
tien p!aco, so that buyora aro paying 1 10
par bushel horoat Salem, and corresponding
pr C3i olflowL'cro.
Tho rl3o occurrod Saturday, 0:t. 13, Ijasod
onexcltomoutln tho Liverpool market l-'rl-day.
Wo learn u'om piivato ud vices that
thoro was a lurther advouco of a penny por
cental at Liverpool on Tuosday, and that
thpro was actlvo Inquiry.
The nuoiitloiri irom tbo Marl: Lane Ft
nreai hhow that tho crop of tbo lirltlsh is
lands has genorilly boon saved In good con
dition and' Is of excellent quality, and also
that Kuftsla ia trying to force as much wheat
aspnsalbloon tho market boforo winter closes
tbo ltaltlc ports. It further appears that re
ceipts fronf Amor lea aro largely on the In
crease. From tho tonor of iho Ma) I: Lane
Exprcsi I'oius it would appear as if the mark
et was uncertain and likely to droop, but nov
erthelea'woaenan actlvo and improving de
maud, and wo loarn that corresponding Im
provement in orders for immediate ship
ment show that in England confidence ia
folt In thotnarkot for the luture.
In San Franolsco wheat advanced to 2.C0
per cental and then dropped to J'-'.IO for beat
itrados. and this (Thursday) morning wo
learn tnat tbo tnarkot was a littlo off Wednes
day in Portland.
Mr. ilorreu, at Farmers' Warehouse, In
fonni uithtl hn Is piylng from 40 toG0cu,
for oats according to quality ; somo oats being
' ilored by oxposuroaro not so salablo, and
bring but forty cts,
Two weokH ago tbondltorof tho Farmer
wps absent at tbo usual tltuo of making up
market reports, and It was erroneously stated,
by a typographical error, that Oats woro 60
cents a busbol, which wn rogrot, e.s It c-.usod
somo annoyanco to our ft lends.
European Grain llarket.
I union, Oct. 10. Tlio Mark I.nnc ICrpresa
says: Tho English harvest is now finished,
and tbo main bull; ol ceroids In Scotland lias
beensooured In good order; but In tho north
districts atlll s'ludlug grain will bo but puss
able' Tho t itato crop must certainly provo
afalluro. Huppllosor homo grown wboat In
the country and at Mark Lane havo shown
by their Improvod condition how general tlio
lino weather has boon, but In epltjof moder
ate nllorlngs, thoro hri bonn no advance.
The yaluoof imt iris of foreign wnoat lu'o
London Is not Icrgo, and It W nvldont that
UiimIh IsHtialrglng every nervo to turn as
in null of her whou as slio can Into money
hefnro wlntoroloios horiors. From tho fact
that last weeks returns show tho at rival of
overlirty thousand qu.u'3rs of. St. 1'e'irsburg
wbni'i this nrocets nas br n litproaaed bv the
uupiocedeuted lowrato to which Kuaidaii ex
change has billon. Thuso Mip)llH, coupled
with very heavy shlnmciils Voni Amerlei.
must mcetsarlly deprcs trado for n while,
and It Is neopssary t: bear ciro.ully In mind
the enormous coiisuinp' Ion ot tliucountrym
well as tho possible iqu remonts of tho con
tinent, to avoid falling ui'o iho crrnnc )us Idea
tliMt wo are threat aned with n Kiut of irn,
An amount of Hirullncss chirad irjzod tho
wheat trade at Mark Line, but traifautloim
havo been limited and there li uo quntiblo
oliaugo in prlc-i. Tho itlioiitlnnof mtllrr.Sils
almrst exclusively ilircitid towards Amori
can wbott, so much ho that Indian dnncrip
thins .which have been regarded with bo
much favor, havo boon almost entirely noir
Iect.d. Mood Itusslau varieties, howover, btill
bold Ibolr ftrouiid.
Tho Salem Markets.
Tho following prlcs nro paid this day,
Thurddtiy, Oct. 18, by haloni buyers to pro
ducers: Wheat, $1.10 per buMiel; oils, 1S3
to 50o por bushel; buttor ?"o jor lb. for frtsb
rolls; eggs, ."On pnrdr.z.; potaiofs, o'H cts.
fiir good; apples, :t5o pr liushel: pfius.COc:
tlinotbv Hied, $1 Wn $3 per bubel: bacon,
hIiIms. 11 to 11,'fci hams, 11JJ - Vic; sboul
derK.K toSJjo per lb.; lard, 13 to Ho; Hour,
wholcMtlent mill, ?: pur bbl.; brau.15 per
inn; ShortN, $."0 p r tin.
Ft.x Si:i:d. Tlio nssurtiou that llux
huetl wlioti onco wot ciimiut ho iis-ed for
oil wo aro kIiiiI to loarn Is.an error. Mr.
(?(.(). T. irolintiii,(f tlio PlonoorOll Co.,
.Salt'in , Inforius us that last year thoy
tisod it groat deal of llux that was dam
Hjrod In ICastora OroKon, and that tin
k'.ss It Is too hadly aprotitcd, all seed can
ho used, and will tuiiko u'ood oil.
k W.Gilbert
OFlfEnS TO TlIK
COUNTRY TRADE
Hayward's
Gum
Boots
The 15Nt visr tidu.
AN FXTI'AijlAMTY OV
Lacliea' Calf Shoes,
Jut tUo thin; for ear Ois-n liter weather.
Fine Kip and Calf Boots,
WliUUarcxare'yiadafuenr fate. ofduTervut
HUMtU, to i;lt cuitoii t.
oods wold by tuu arc CUAH
A.TKi:u tu bo what 1 recom-
4uiittl Ihcm, or l will at ny
tlmo tttuUo It kooU to tku pur
cbHiier. J. W. GILBERT.
Snlent, Oct. Vt 1S1T. II.
New
Goods
I A.'wui'clccl Tor tlio V
-AT-
BR
mil BROS.'
AT TUB
WHITE CORjNtI3R.
Rubber
Faint !
J3RY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
Etc., etc.
Tliln Stock Im.M jiimt been pur
clinNcd by ?U: YVB:it.ER I1RI2Y
HAS in Xcw York mid Snn
Franclnco, and, on lug to tho
extremely low price in OoodN
nml Frclelits, tvo nro. able to
glvo belter Jmrgultis than ever.
WK ALSO MAKE A SPECIALTY O?
Carpets, Oal-clotlis,
Ciirttiliis, ZMattlnN, vS:o.
FARMERS'
PRODUCE
Taken In lixctiuniro IV) r Oonils.
osr Call at tho Whito Cornor.
JSREYrvIAK ISKOS.9
Oct. lu JSnlosaa, Or.
Carminatives
For OlarrfitBa and Dysentery uso nr.
Jiijiio'is Cnriiilnntlto .Ibilsniu. Ah
cliangcs of cllmnto or water, nml In
discretions in citing onoti jiroilueo
tliosocotiiphiliit.s.travolerHniHlothern
Hliould nhvnys Ucop n liottlo of thin
remedy liy tliom. It nover fulls to
Mihdno tlio most violent nttnvks,
nml it is equally ficrvlceiihlo for
Cramps in tlio Stomach or IIowols,
Orljilngl'iiiiH, tVc.
For Cholera Morbus, Cholera In
fantum and ColiC uso r. Jnync'
OiriBluatlvc liulvnin. It removes
nil Kironess of tlio nbdomon, nlhiya
tho irritation null calms tlio action
of tlio Stomach. It may always bo
rolled on to glvo Immedlato rollof,
anil bosldes bolng olfoctual, is a
pleasant nml hafo remedy, easily ad
ministered to children.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel .
Affections uso promptly lr.
Jajwe'a Carminative Balaam. It
chocks tlio Diarrluva, suppresses tho
Cramps which generally accompany
rittaeks of Cholera, and conquers
tip) diaoaso in its Inelpionoy. It has
frequently boon administered in
nolghlwrhooils whoro tlio Cholora
has been raging epidemically, and it
has Holdout failed to glvo i mined lu to
and permanent relief. Tlio Carmin
ative has maintained IU reputation
ns a Curative for noarly forty years,
is equally etlectlvo In nil latitudes,
and as a Standard Household Kemo
dy, should bo kept in every family.
T A. DAVIS A eo..Who!ow:a Auent. Voit'und
J.W. GILBERT
Pays OunIi itv
Hides Furs, &J Pelts,
hfJl uinircUl ht., S.M:m.
Iv
Tlio Llglit-draught Slcamcr
CITY OF " SALEM
Wiu. ihvb r.viric Wiunr,
Portland, for Salem,
and Ir.urmiJ'itJ Voliit,
On Moodas, WeJiieidays, acd Fridays,
At 0 o'cukk A. M.
Tho I.lglitMlratipht Steamer
03E3CIO
Will uiak Tilp to tho upper River.
U. B. SCOTT & CO.
'X. J, HATCH Ociur.-il MtcJUtr. aut7
SALEM, Orroiitit Utii, 1877.
Your Committee, appointed to inquiro into the
merits of the MIXED PAINTS on exhibition afc the
17th Annual Fair of the Oregon State Agricultural
Sooiety, beg leave to report : Thai, after an examina
tion of various speoimens of PAINTING, we have
oome to the conolusion that the XC'U'Ba'toeX
JFailXt, exhibited by the RUBBER PAINT
COMPANY of SAN FRANCISCO, is, in ALL re
speots superior to ALL OTHERS exhibited.
Respectfully, T. B. ODENEAL,
A. II. JEWETT,
G. W. WALLING,
To W. P. WATSON, Committee.
President Orejron State Agricultural Society.
Upon tho above decision, Messrs. JESSE IIEiXY ACO. received the
Of the
Further rclcrcnccs cnu lie given to nny part of the State, by
JOHN HUGHES,
OREGON STATE ACiRICILTITRAIi SOCIETY, for the
3VTl3zd Paints.
Oct. 3.O.
-A-Corxt, SaIcm.
IVEW GOODS.
Mammoth & Turn-Table Apple-Parers,
Fletcher Post-Hole Augers,
Meal-Cutlers and Stullers,
Blacksmith Drills,
Tiro-Bondors and Up-Sottors,
J?ruuiDg-Saws, Knives, and
iOKTIIR1JP &
TIIOHIPSOX.
VllnllCAI.B AMI IlETAII. Dr.vi.tit IS
Hardware, lronNSteel, &
AVagon li"il CiirriiiEc Material
OK ALL KINDS.
120 ,V 111! Trout St., I'OKTL,7ID,
, Oldost Houso in tho Trade.
J. B. COiVGLE,
MANUKACTUltKll.
Wholosalo and Itotall Do.ilor hi tU kltiili of
SADDLES,
liltlDLIJS,
FALL TJRADE, IS77.
Great Bargains for Cash !
Harness.
WHIPS
rlashcsl'runks
o. 7S Front Street.
POETLAND, - - OREGON.
Having bought our Foil Stock tit
Great Reduction on Former Prices !
Wo iro prcparcl to glvn oir eutomcr tho l'cncflt of
tlio rciluctluu, ami offer a full lino or
GoiiIn' nntl Hoy.-!'
D 2L, O T 3E3C Z 3NT CS-,
nt Ices than ever before. Alo.
BUY GOODS,
DRESS G OODS,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
To iilt our LaUy eajtomon, nt xi'S onalily low prices
I BOOTS AND SHOES,
ITiitn and Cupx,
Alro, keep (oiiftactly on hsiil n h'c n'foitracnt of
XJ253.1":EE:E3 35L
tND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
jBiJ-Solo Aitont In Orion for the Cnrbollzed :
llosi), .it y.n Kr.iuuliL'o prlcch, .
with Frellit nildtd.
Slcimlrlnpr Ei'omptly Attended to
PILES ! ! PILES ! I !
A HEW DEPARTURE,
IN THE "MEDICAI, TSKATMENT" OP RPE
cUI IUoc, It In plscluv In the html of tb uf
krer tlio "Cure and l'mcntloii." ttie lettois I am
permitted touuhllrti from John M, iUcos, l'ottma
ter at Ureou City and Grand secretary of the Grand
Uiftce of I. O, U. V., explain tho roMill of th
" WlQHTMAN l'ItOCK8S.'r Uo y; ' I tried ev
erything, and no doctor gave mo relief, and I thought
they were Incurable. I would not luvu tried jonr
' 1'roceti.' but uiv friend U. M. Wnlto. of Pnlern: rec
ommcudedjou to highly. Ieuclooyou pottal order
loramouni; ana puae ecnu uj cipren. nero i
hit letter after la dayt' me:
Onroos Citt, Oos., April 3, 1870
Pu. T. F. Wiqiitman Doirblr: It U with pleat.
uro that I luforia you that no appearance of pile
hove thown theintelvet tlnco tho reccud tlmo that I
uea yourrnott t'taluableprocett." It It now two
week since 1 commenced, aud It U the nrtt two
weekt that I have linen free from thlt dreadful d!
eao for twenty-fiToyiar. I am truly grateful to my
friend who rtcommendedyouto me.
Yourt, etc., J. M. Bacox. l M.
In anrwer to a letter from San Francltcn. atklng If
be had tho tame cood oplnlou of the " rroceit." he
rltot:
Oheoom Citv, May !. 1STT.
Un. T. F. Wioiitman I will Inform ou It I nomo
flfieen month rluco I nied lour "Proeen;" aud I am
pleimd to Inform ou that It cured me entirely and
permanently. I neer ttpeut money to to corn! a pur
poe hi hen I procured your valuable remedy.
(t'o;)y.l Vourt, truly, J. M. lUcos, I'. SI.
Tbo bove ho, with ths "Wlghman rrocett,"
t'ley can be ciued entirely. It glut a rbnrt hlnory
of onncatoof a inau tlut It well known tu beabote
deceptlou. I luvo rainy tertlmontalt lnn'ir. 1 heru
It noueof kulfe, ligature, orcautttc, ur any iuln
ful operation.
K. M. N'alte, Ca- Secretary Stato Agricultural So.
ctety, Salem, iA)t "la ten oay Ui completely
cun-d. I ri-comtuer.d Ur. Wlghtmai. to Mer.
'lhaatoToho that wltn tho " Wibtiaan IVo
ce " WW cau bo cnrvtl enure y.
The ' 1'iocvtt" can be tent b Exprctt (aot mall).
Direct all letter.
Ult. I' V WIOII I'MAN,
(kvlittntat IloM, .wi 17.
l'OHTLAM), Ul.EOON.
OStco llonr .1 to 4 p. ni,; fjr lAdle, t to C p. in.,
aud 10 to 13 a in. Cuucltiilo'i f. ti.
DU. T. T. W1GIIT31AX.
J. .. STK.1TTG.V,
Attorney at Law,
SALKM. OREGON.
Offce en Mate binetjwpoaltu tho tlennetl Hcuie.
OOO ' O i 4 V. O. VICKKUY, A3sat.MJUe.
At Prices that defy Competition I
GROCERIES,
OaOOZERT,
HARDWARE,
A full slork of I'nosfi Rrttrlii, to cult tho
Couutry trndo, In both pneos and quality.
CARPETS AN? OILCLOTHS.
Wo will close our stoclc of thoso good
out AT COST!
Wo Invito our frlendt to
Exchange Country Troducts
FOR OUK GOODS,
And wo will not only sell nt roduced CASH
rate?, hut will allow tho hlKhnit market rate
for all tuoy havo to dispose of.
Call and See our Stock.
Ii. & K. HIRSCH,
GHISWOLD'S BLOCK,
acSiaJ Commercial Street, SALE.
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
AXacliluo Shop,
SALEM OUKGON.
B. F. DRAKE, Prop'r.
1T3AM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GHIST'M1LL8.
O Heapei, Pnutps, and all kind and rtyle of Ma
ealnery made to order. Machinery repilred at a thort
notice. Pattern-maklac" done la all lit various forma.
and all kinds or lira mid Iron Caitlura furnished at
ihort notice. Alo, nyinufacturer of KNTKM'JtlSS
WHEAT AND OATS
Chopped into Feed,
3?oi' Ono-Tontli Toll.
....Also....
Sasli, Doors, Blinds,
aionicii-iis(
Turntngr. Slulr ivorU, ItedstcadN,
BltircauH, Slautlii, Tables,
FANNIKO MILLS,
AbU all UlntLH ot Furullure,
At nKD-KOCK I'WCES. Shop t AflcnUnral Work
bullilss, fraletn. I'tOj O, P. BKMMSt
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