1 '' fMsT''w"" 'r -T
"-., v,
I
I
I I
VJtV
" --r, '-'
4 i
u
M
1
53
WnjLAMETFTE FARMER.
illiimrif Jfarnur.
IKIOBU KTJSBY 1MUDA.Y, lir
OLAUKK As OK.A.IO,
rtmumiiui and rnormiTona.
ft. A. Cli.VKKK. . W. CK,11.
Tornta of Miiharrlption.
Oti6(yi?y, imn jriar(ft flllKrl) ?BtSCI
Onoropv, fix motilu(?liioMlicr) l.U.
Ono ropy, trmv month" flit nmotier"! .. .1
"hAI.KM, FRIDAY, NOVfll, 1877.
TUAKTISnAVIITG PROGRAM ATJOi;.
y Tin l'wwnr.NT oi' tiki ii;iti.d
JirATEaOl'AMlMUOA'-rilOOMMATION.
Tlio completed circle of Hummer nnil
"Winter recti tlmo nnd hnrvi'ttt lian
broiiKlit im to tlio nccuntomed bcosou nt
which rellRlotB peoplo celebrate with
prnlsonnil llinnltfglvln;: for tho enduring
mercy of Almighty God. Thin devout
anil public coiifcrwlon of ho constant nt
tcntliMico of mnn unon tho DItIiio Fntliur
for nil good bIAh of -life nnd health, of
pcne and imppincB. no cany in ottr iiih
tory mndo iv linbltoi by our people, fiudH
in tho Hiirvey of tho pwa year now
ground for IIm Joyful nnd jrrntoful mtinl
fcntfltloii in nil tho lilcMnga which do
pond upon beiiltriuuit fensonn. Tills lina
liocn inomornblo year over the whlo ter
ritory of our country. With nil lti dl
vcrtd'ty of coll nnd ollmnto nnd producle,
tho earth Ii.-ih yielded n bountiful return
to the labor of tho hUHbnudman. Tho
health of tho pcoplo ImH been blighted
Lv no prevalent or wi'iuipruatl UlHoiiHcn,
Ko ijruiL dhaKleru ofrililptvrcet: upon our
Oontiiii or to our commerce mi tlio .seas
Iimvo brought Ion and hnnlahlp to iner
hauler or mariners nnd tho tiiioloudcd
hnppincKH of community with nympa
thotlo sorrow. In all that ooncerriH our
fltrriiKth nnd jwinco nnd Rreiitno-H as n na
tion In nil that touches tho permanence
ami pecurlty of our govern men t nnd tho
tatilflocnt InfttUulloiiH on which rest; lu
nil that af lids tlio character nnd dlxpo
mIIIoiih of our peoplo nnd le.stn our capac
ity to enjoy nnd uphold tho eqtiHi nnd
frco condition or noeitiy im now perma
nent nuil unlvcnml throughout tho laud.
Tho exnerlenco of tho lnnt year Ih con-
eplcuoiihly mnrked by tho protecting
prnvldi neo of Clod, anil Is full of promlxe
and hopo for coming gonoratlonH. Under
nnouHeof thcM3 infinite obllgatlonsto tho
Jrcnt Ituler of tlmen and Hcn-sons and
uvenK let uh humbly iwcrlbo It to our
own faultHnnd frulltltH, if any degree of
mat pcriect concoru nnn imppincM,
pence and Jtintlrn which nuch great mer
eleM hhotihl ilimiBu through tho hearts
and liven of our. peoplo do not altogether
and a I way h and overywhero prevail. Lot
in with ono spirit and onu voloo lift up
praloo anil thanltpglvlng to (Hod for IiIh
multifold goodnctw to our land, and his
uinnitct care for tho nation.
Uw,lhorefore, I, Uuthcrford D. JTayoB,
l'rrtddcut of tho United HIuIch, do ap
point Thurwlny, the 20th day of Novom
Ih.t next, an a day of national thnnkeglv
log and prayer, and I earnestly rccom
Mcnd that withdmwlng UiemselvcR from
Menhir cares antl Inborn tho peoplo of tho
United Hta tea do meot together on that
day in their reaped! vo places of worship,
there to glvo prnlHo to Almighty Ool for
31 In mercies, nnd to duvoutly bcwevqli
thitr continuance
in wltntNt whereof, etc.
111. I1AY1CS.
TunjrusmviNQ YnociIKixA-rion.
T thn Jcoplo of the Stale of Oregon:
In oompllancu with nu honored custom,
nni in nctnrdiinca with tho 1'roolamuUoii
fthol'rrhldentofthe United Ktntert, I,
H. lf. Chadwlck, Governor of Oregon, do
hereby appoint, Thurnlay, tho laith day
ol November, A, I). 1877, to bo obmrvod
by tho peoplo of tho Commonwoaltti nn
n Day of Thnnlcglvlng and I'ralho to AN
mighty (IihI for tho munlfold bhivdugs
whloh Ho has bellowed upon our favored
ftlnto during tho year, for the nbiiudnnt
fanrvrHtfl that our Holds hnvo borne, for
the plenty that illln our homec, for tho
general proHpority nnd health that wo
enjoy, and for the bonlllcent l'rovidenro
that linn prei-erved our iHirdcrs from tho
threatened deoUtlou of n ravage war.
And do ar neatly rceommentl that the
rcplo of the Htnto on that day lay Mdn
their UHtial unploymentH and aicmblo
thomHelven together In their necubtomed
ylaroof publlo toorMilp, to glvo tlttlug
IrYttlmoiiY of their rratltudo to tho
Puttier of all for tho tender mercy lth
whloh he hatt overnhndowdcMl im. i
In witness whereof, I hnvo heroto Hft
ray hand uud eaunisl tho Heal of tho
Ktato of Oreim to bo n nixed nt tho l'.x -iutlvo
Ollleo, in tho City or Hnlein, thU
let day of November, A. 1)., 1H77.
AtteM, H. K. CUADWICK.
. 1 Cuadwiok,
Mtcretnry of Htntc.
UEA1H OF EMMA k'. GILBERT.
Lat ovenlnK wlion tho chnrch bolls finish
ed their Thorwday ovonimt call they olianged
the peal to Iho Kolemn tolling for tho dead.
One, many of us loved dearly had boon wait
ing I'or days nt death's door, and neldum Iihh
ono moro lovoly and truly beautitol In both
mind and fenturo pained down tho dark val
ley nnd croHHod tbo dim portal.
lOuiina Ullbert wum born and grow np
ntnong us horo In aaleni, nnd tho oPolo or
frleuJH who mourn for hur Is wide, and their
rlbl absorbing. To tbo wrilor of ttily, hIio
nm morn, than almot any otboronlHido his
own I'unlly, lor nlm waj tlio doar oonipanlon
"f bin children during all tho yoru when
il ny ail?nreu from Inianoy to womanhood,
n irfiiuHiit nn over weinoma gtitst and u
; ii'oiind iinnelilsh lifyiid. Itlsthot'reqiint
itoiy of iJi)iirniillstlop.iy rert-et to tho dH
(tirted, but it hr.conK.s tnoru a duty whan
warm frlandiblp Is parted by ileath, and wo
only hnvo It loft us to pay tho Uit tribute of
rexpeotandhirertlon toooo ho dearly boloved.
It wa-s but yesterday that wo mot hor at our
o n door, blooming with the charms of per
foet womanhood, for alio woa very lovoly
and tbo enthusiasm of hor naturo and hor
unselfish character deeponod tho charms and
Kracos luai naturo Had Kindly bostowcu upon
htr.
To-dav wo wait for hor burial. Thn nnlrll
we lovod has flown baa Bought tho aheltor
oi umnipuant Liovo. aim nor doatli lias left
us a lemon of christian faith ntid trust that
oven exeols tbo beauty of hor llfo.
Knima Gilbert wan horn Marnh 13, 1851,
dttiahleror I. N. nnd Marlotto Ullbnrt, wbo
aro among our oldest and most nispcotod res.
Iilonlw. Only IntolyMio became wlfoofFrank
N. Ullbert, and tliolr homo was n happy one
that ro httd roiion to oxpect hIio might long
occupy, hut this Inserutlblo dtoroo has gone
forth, h bo has nuddenly fadbd and passed
from among no, wo may hope, lo realms of
purer bllH and greater blnnu'ducas.
Ah thn year? pas on nnd bring uh Into
moro lutlmato rolallons with tho nngol wo
term " tho dectroyer," wo Icolloss drod ol
his coming, nnd why tdioold wo U&r It when
ho many wo havo loved hnvo gono bafnro 7
Tho good of all tho agon have boon transport
ed to that "but'.orland." Relieving hucIi a
lire and Huch n death as hen, wo may vr oil
any:
" Oh, Death, whero Is thy atlng I
Oh, Grave, whero la thy victory."
And how fitly wo aro romindod of tlieno
bonutlful linos addressed by tho poet liryant
to ttio doath of ono llko her:
'And then I think
beauty dlod.
Sl'ATE FAIR 6PECIAI. REfORTS.
of ono who in hor
Tho fair, meek blossom that grow up and
filled by iny ldo,
lu tho cold mofst earth wo laid hor, whoro
tho loroMs cast tbo leaf.
And wo wept that ono so lovely nhoold bavo
n llfo no brief;
Yet not unmoet it was that ono, llko that
young friend of ouw,
So gentle and ho beautiful, should pariah with
the (loworn." a. A. C.
LEBANON NOTES.
, OcTommSl, 1877.
Woather loyely ivlth cold froaty nights.
ltoads from horo to Albany aro lu atorrl
bio condition.
Col. llou'c and oartv aro raklnc somo aur
voth on the W. V and O. M. road, nt prenmt.
Thol'ostoinco building oaught tire tbla
morning at half paat coven, tho flro origi
nated from tbo atovo plpo through Iho roof
oulto a lively blaco for a few momenta. Nu
damage, bowover.
Pork paoltlngHoason hascommnoed at Al
bany, fro notlco qulto a number of wagon
loaded with pork puna through horo for Al
bany. '
Tamed np MImImc.
Wednotday morning about 6 o'clook, naya
tho Albany Observer, Mr. M. T. Llndtioy.
living lu tlio lower part of tbo city, lea homo
with tbo lutontton of going to tbo farmers'
VVarohnuKe. to tranxaot koioii buslnt'ss, Jiiht
beforo atartlng ho oomplalnod of not fooling
wall, and remarked to tils u I To that he would
ba back In n short tlmo. Ko nnonelnimi was
felt by tlio frinlly tiiilll noon, when, becom
ing anxious they caused Inquiry lo he made,
but up to Uat night no tldlui; of the mlsMug
man had tieeti reonlved. Any lufnruutlou
ciiuceiiilulng bin whoreabouiN wdl bo grate
fully recolved by lilndlntraotod family.
Strntnni DUnbleU.
Yistenlay afternoon whllo thn stramnr
"City of Saleni" was on hor way up tho
river aud noma miles Imlow this olty, she
bad the inlsfortono to twiHi tho wrist from
oirtho crank aud thereby allowing the pUton
to coma back with mioIi foroo as to mnuh tho
head of tho cylinder lu. Tho ateamor Ooil
dent eame along side of her and thn freight
was transferred to her, the Salem then "put
about" and oUrted for Portland using ono
engine to drlvo her. U Hot Scott will have
her all 'hunkyxlorl" In a tew daya.
to the
J-li;)t
Silver
Itloh StrUt.
It Is iriwtod that Iho prty now
Faiitlsm district woil.leig unn of tho
rwnnlty tholUiiai tr tc Oohl aud
Mining i.'ouukiuy of tills e'ty havo n.otntly
trcek a otii f ipiarta eflulalulug who
K"ld in rleh nluiiiiUiii. Ur, U. I. Tnoru,
i tin tfmmrinttinileul of tint mluUig pJ'ty,
Mill lomrii hero Khortlv with a ton or foot
tbo rook wtilch will ba worked up In .Mr
Fink' mil and tho character of the lodn
(ItitnWiprd, This is a very enrgllo com
ranr.aud It Ik now pretty evident thsv tint
tl Pork twlaiare both riol aud t iimi.
aivu. Portland Columbian.
I'rtpAiluu fur ItluU Watr.
W. J. IJoireu, Superintendent of the Tarm
rt wstbliouMi lc prepatlug far tlio IiIkIi
watrrexptuted this winter. The outer erlb
on tbo npsr end of thn wharf, I being
Ailed with bruNb, Kravel aud stouf, and tbti
uter plllnc U tug protootint from drift
'Ki by ati outklda oattug of heavy rlnk.
tlio barf, mure tmtore, will now bv duubly
o.
Don't Appr.
Of the 7i pMsngrH mi left tbta city ob
WatunUy lm for Hin Trouolseo. not a alrtgU
ueof tbtlr nmicn apr la the paneager
rtxtof vltiivrthv AtKOO or Aim. Uowb
IbUT
I. O. O. T.
Tho O. W. O, T. writes uh that on tho 10. h
nil.. Dr. II. II. King, agisted by A.N, lluell.
J. It. Miller aud Mary lluell, all ot Looklntc
(lUsi IKlge, organlrad a new Lodgo lu
Camas Valley, with eighteen charter mem
bers. A.J.Jarnlgan i W. O. T.s MhT.
A. Martlndalo, W. V.T.; J. W. Cor, W.S.;
Mrs. v. ai, jjim, r. w. u. x ami v. a.
King, Lodge Deputy.
Sad Bereavement.
On Mondiv last. Mr. V. W. Ilaev. whosa
ft. her Uvea mi tho Orphan Jiomo road, ami
whobasbeenat work near lltnler, on tbo
Columbia river, brought np Iho body of a
child who had died of dlntherla. fur burUl.
Lust nlrfht his only romaliilnK child dlrd of
the mmo terrible scourge. 1 ho rsinily bavo
tho Njmptthlcsor their frloiuls In their cad
bereayemont.
Contiiiot Arnrdfid.
The contract for furnishing tiecf to the
Penltuntlsry for thn ensuing year wa an ard
il to Mchhim, Ninlth, Thomps.)ii (V Co., they
brine the lowest bidders, Tho contract price
i f- W per hundred pounds and la counM
erud low. Wo lllovo tho clieipest rates
iHirr-toforo obtained on like contracts was
J3 -10 Kr hundred poimdt,.
The Wet Shore.
This hplendid monthly, pobllihed by I,.
SainneU, of lMrlland. lor October Is at hand,
repleto with information, particularly tbosa
wlmaroM-uklng nana from tbt far o if Coast,
No twttcr papers than tho Wtat Shnio and
Wlllatiietla Parmer -an bo hent lo friends la
thn Staten lf you wnnt them to learn of the
taai reaouicy of our great State.
Good Selections.
Prof T. V Campboll, of Moomo-jth, and
Prof. I. V. rrtt,of Portland, were elected,
attliH last meeting of the State Board of
IWucatlon, luvmbora of the Buto Board of
Kiamlnatlou, wbwh meela aeml-aunuatly at
Salsm a the drat Monday of Jannary and
July.
AJiwUtdl
Charlea Shrader, of Polk county, baa boeo
dudgd Inatne by Jadga Trultt of that
county, and ordered to the Aaylata. J.J.
WllltatUM, Sherlffof that county, went dt wa
on yeaterday aftcmoon'a train on hta way to
Hut Portland with thounrortunate uuui.
hbot ExmntT ov twrntt-onk vAnnrriKs or
OATS AND WHEAT UHADS.
Theao wore placed on tho West side of the
South Pavilion, and woro the wonder and
admiration of boboldorH. To say that tbeso
specimens wore auperlor Is but a poor word.
In short thoy aro just what Oregon can pro
ducouudor tho care and culttiro of our go
ahead friend, D. D. Pretty man, ol Polk
ootintv. Thn rmnmittpo awarded htm a col
ored diploma on the foregoing, and on ten
varlotles or grasse", n plain dlploin. Tho
tlnincfisot tho -Society nelng somewhat d
prosHod on account or tho extremely b-ul
woUher, durii.ir tlo ti'vt fuir dajsor the
lfalr, low preuiiimis were generally awarded.
, LAintuivrAuon.
ThlaniroUent wagon was on exhiblt'eii
by Prank Ihuihers t t:o., and look the blue
ribbon aud a colored diploma. Tbo work
manship and general appearanoo of this
wagon enllilo It to command goneral sales
in this country.
oumitsii BDOAn cawk akp on.KD nion.
Theso articles woro on oxhlblilon In tho
South Pavilion, by our worthy and osteemod
friend n. p. Tturkhart. of Linn county. Ore
gon. They prove that our valley lands and
climate are suited to tho production or those
valuablo articles for homo consumption.
Thoy boroofl tho blue ribbon.
1IHD nOTTOM.
ThlH now Invention Is claimed by onr fel
low clllr.sn, James Msore, of Oervals, as de
signed to supercede Hprlng bed bottoms. It
Is constructed with cords and fcupports, so
that tho cords can Im lightened by slides In
tho ttteads. It appasrs to possess considera
ble of moilt. It took first premium and col
orud diploma.
UAtA.'a vim: raooi' nnnar.VM-Arua.
This oupnrlor and very popular wafo was
Dlaoed on exhibition, by our ci-teemed friom!
I). Klebards. So groat Is tbo Importaucoof
lheo admirably contructod finrea to Bll can.
tallMtsand monlsd men, who dcslrotjhold
their funds in hafoty from bnrglar.s, that it
may not bo out of nlaco that I trlve. In this
ronort, an accurate description as my limit
will permit.
The Prosldentortho Safe and Lock Co,, of
Cincinnati, Ohio Mr. J. L. Hall has been
praotlcally engaged for tbo last twenty eight
years, In the art of safe making nnd In locks
wnoro great security rrom modorn burglars
Is required. The company claim under Mr.
Ilall'H patent, dovotalled, tenon and groove.
The dovo-talllng of tho plates around tho
odgeaoftbodoor whloh abuta Into corres
ponding doro-talls In door-Jam, noenroly
prevents tho use of tho most powerful Imple
ment or too ntirgiar wmen is mo weugo. in
this case tho moro tbo wedgu Is drlvon iho
more compact tho work Is forced together,
Tbo tenon around tho door which closely
tits into a corresponding groovo arouud tho
ooorjamo, securely prevents uiosuceoiuui
uae of tbo wodKe, and tho introduetlon of tho
powerful compound nltro glyoorlno.or any
othor explosive Ingredlont. Tho traverse
and oaru hinges move tho door squarely in
and out of tbo tenon and groovo and dovo
tails, beloro tbo door will swing which com
bines tho door and door-Jim together equal
to solid motal. The solid steel bent or au
dio ooruors t ravent also tho use of the bur
glar's wedge, or any tool ho may choose to
uso. Tbo walls of tula Bafo aro constructed
ofaltornsto plates of Iron, welded Iron and
steei, cirnotiixeu ana aocaruoniseu ateei and
crystal stool. The plates are combined to
getbtt liY Mr. Hall's patent conical twisted
Iron dudstoel drill proof arbors, and success.
fiAlyioiC tho safe from bolng forced
apart by aledgo hammors, Uck-ncrews. or
any Implomonts whloh tho professional bur
?;lar may see fit to iwo in their nefarious call
OK.
The patent concrete, used in theso safes,
rendor them absolutely damp proof, which
alwaya ramalns hard and dry, aud nover
rusts tbo Iron, and tho aafos will remain
good al nays.
Tho recommendation of theso safes nnd
tliolr locks Is, that they have nover been
burularltod, though they hayo stood tho lo.-tt
ofnlnudavH duration by an accomnllshed
oxpeitlook pick, without bolng opened or
ms oiitntning i,cuu piaceii uoiiimi it.
Ouo of thonisaloa at our Statu Fair lmd
been oHiiiod thruugh thn Iron wall and con
crete but whon he got that fsr ho could ko
no farther, and the $l,700and othorvaluables
further In, the burglar could not obtain. To
wards morning, tired, discouraged and dis
appointed, bo fled, leaving all bin tools bo
bind. The finish of these safes is splendid
and beautiful. Thoy aro in luolnmanyof
oi ousinnss nouso, hhijim, morcaiuiio nousis,
banks aud othor places whoro large numsol
money aud valablos aro deiosited. Though
only a silver medal and the Ulue Itlbbon
were awarded this xafe, yet theso wore lar
below Its merits. I have, tberef ro, no hes
itation In rtcommendlng this nafo to all per
sons needing a Burglar Proof Safe.
OONCMldlON.
My report must end, as my limits will not
admit or glvlUK any farther description of
articles on exhibition In tho Miscellaneous
Department of the Society this yoar. A
uumber of artlolea whloh wero placed In this
division should bavo heeu othor divisions.
Tho multitude of articles and stock brought
to tbo fair, mo excessively wet weatbor be
fore and at tbo Pair, and a lackofa sulnelent
number of clerks or other asslstanta to a.
sort, Horo away, and enter those artioles In
tuetr appropriate uiyisiona, would explain
why ttiere seems to bo some contusion In
Hoveial cases. Many, who did not arrlvo lu
tlmo with tbelr articles or stock, and many
moro wbo turned back and did not romo to.
tho Pair, may bo much dlsapttolnted. But
thoHooltoly did all In tbelr power to male
tho Fair a success, uud If through bad aeath
er they failed, they aro not to blame. Many
arodltMatlrfied with tbo premiums mi race
and trotting horaes, iald In cash by tho So
clety, as tomparod with premiums an ateok,
train and mechaulcal work, fruits, garden
ing nud work of art and skill, by ouruoble
Oregon women. It It to bo hoped that this
so much needed reform, will l duly dis
cursed by our now board of ottlcars at tliolr
annual meeting lu Salem. I would most ro
KHVltully urge ujiou the now tMiard. an in
creasaofat least lllty per cent, premium on
thoabovnenumerated articles, aud udtcreavc
of that amount on race aud trottlnc hones
for pri'mliima. And I would further re
apeciiully suggest that a duo dkcrlmluation
a.s to premiums lo had between all Oregon
stock and artlolea and those brought from
the State Kan or the South Pass, All or
which is repcctfully submitted.
KAMI) aBWSOMH,
.Rapt, Miscellaneous Dittslou
Begin tho cultivation of tho heart,
nnt. with tho cultivation of noblo pro-
peusitics, but with tho cutting away of
tllOSO tnat aro OVll. v nun uuvu inn
noxious horbs aro withered aud rooted
out, then tho moro noblo plants, strong
in themselves, will shoot upward. Tho
virtues, llko tiio body, become atronjr
and healthy moro by labor than nour
ishment. To mnko thl1? world aprmtdlso re
nulrn.q no clmti-'H in tint essential Btrau-
turo oftliitiKS. What hinders now that
it is not a paradise? Only that men do
not know nnd keep the coition laws of
health; that they do not know or Have
not know or liavo not learned to keen
tho common laws of justice and kind
nuss and brotherly iovo hotwoon man
and man. Just tho common ovory day
matters of right and fair living and
dealing, and earth would bo a heaven.
Pkbskkvino Eaas. Tho secret of
preserving eggs Is in oxcluding tho a Ir,
and scaling tho pores of tho shell.
This may ho done by dipping tho eggs
in melted tallow and afterwards pack
ing them In bran, layer upon layer,
covering tho uppomoit well with bran;
or salt may bo used Instead of bran; wa
ter oatur.ttcd with lime and salt is also
good. An English lady, an experienced
poultry breeder, has preserved eggs in
tiiis solution, keeping thorn for several
years without u single failure. Fan
ciers1 Journal.
It I said that, of all crouturc, tho
honnilus the smallest, stomach relative
ly to its size. Had ho the complex ru
minating stomach ol tho ox ho would
not ut all times bo ready for exertion.
Tho stomach of tho horse is not so capa
cious, oven when distended, as to im
pedo his wind or speed, and tho food
passes onward with a groator dogroo of
regularity than in any other animal. In
eight or ten minutes after a ltor.so
drinks a bucket of water it has pafcsed
entirely out of his stomach into the
largo Intestine
Draw castings will bo fonnd to
shrink onc-elglithof an inch in tho cool
ing, and copper castings one-quarter of
an Inch in tho cooling process. Iron
shrinks one-tenth of an inch in tlio
satno process.
Aiceuw lor the Willamette Vurmre.
Albany Jn nannmi
Amity ..ItLblmpfQu
Cottawo Groro JH Hhortrldgo
Ilolhuo Jell Datls
HiienaVleta Wm Wells, J W Mohan
llrowurvllki W It Klrk
lluttwlllo tlW llacliclckr
Canyon Cllj nil Itblm-tinrt
Cunjimvlllu WT brlrae
Ouqnllle City FH Mattc?cn
GWs Valley W II Clarktt
t'latpoji It J Morrli-on
t'rawfiirdisvlllu Kutait OIa.m
Covf 11 V Kviulall
Corvnlll!) .1: WoodwarU
Cre-nell I'.ovoi' Unvx.
ClA,l.liimi V A :,a
(coi Crick ..(I It Hue n ir.lov
IMI.k J IM.it.'. 1) It (.uibriu
I)c-. r S lljriilrnlicr
litniti- KnMM',i .v- Drain
Dntiinfiiif , v Koibev
l'a,,,L "J lluilnwny
h.Kn A J Hntaoi
KuiP-iia. Jobn Jlcriaiiit
Vat Vnllcy A Jl Oartlncr
KorctUrure H Ilnglice, Wl.CurtU
Ooflien J llandjnliEr
Nervals H M Oalnc
J!1"";- TJ lllack
I arrUbaric lllram Smith
HillMboru ALitclllDp
llonncr.. Morrow A Hofrcn
Inifcpcndenco w L Hodcln
Junction Smith. IlraHli'ld & Co., W I, Lemon
JckMnvlllo 3i I'etrrtoa
Klnu'n Valley Conner A Crctno
fcffc1r',!5l, ...John W ltoland
bcwlfvlllo HOMcTlnimondi
Ijifiiyctto Dr I'obtilctiin. AHUvnrr
'""""n 8 II ClanehtOB
Monroe J09 Kclrcr
McMimiTlllo J II Motrin, A ltchi
Wiinninulli...... W Waterhouno
Mill Plain, WT DmlilHiarni.
Nly- WinMotebaS
tievr KM , ....J rnrtu
Jowcll.vlllp... w anlcinau
North Yamhill DOHtiuart
Oakland g Ifitiinond
"'"IKO Alt Shipley
" ;;,; .HI Kihrnider
Oreirmi City M Macon
I ciiitiin W A Whltrnau
lint Ilnck g nttllan
""""" o -i.ee, iigciiisiainiirnrtev
i'nncilllo OM I'rliiaki
''"fj'liilo MrOrcw's htor
nicKrrnl v 4 patferrnn
llrHiebnrg ThnnHnillh
gf,10--; VI' Joncf, Tlios Mnnkere
S'hVI"n V.'.V.-V TIMIihbart
ghd'-V, WM 1'owew, Olt Whoeltr
Habllmlty John Unu-nloi
gwejt'lorno ucn Mark.
If1"."1,4, 1'Hnar7oe
Tlio DMIck fl Xj Urooke
Tnrncr y uiijMnp
yjU'ewiver. 8 w
lpiliIIanU.,t.l rork Wilkin.
Walla Walla J F Mrovrcr
akld , j fj jjldcr
YoiifAlla.... iieIIImiii, II 8 Apolcpito
Lot tho Peoplo Bejoice,
For tho bountlfnl harvest of 1877 ha now
placod In tbo hands ot tbo people tho golden
coin, that they may tlee to W. P.Johuot.
it Co. and necuro aucb plotnresaa will pleaso
them and their friends, and bo n bleaalna in
genorallnns to come. Itemoniber tbo place, I
oyor Willla' Hookatore, Slato St., Salem. Or.
J. W. GILBERT
X'tiyM CiinH i'or
Hides, Furs, & Pelts
M21 Commorolal at., SALKM.
iy
3EUEicK3aNr 33HAivo3a:
Organs.
If you want a good, round, smooth , Rwoot
toned Organ ono that la made of tho beat of
material, and will last a lifetime got tho
Whitney & Hoi noes, ol J. H. Robblua, Port
land, Oregon.
Notice of Giardlas's Kale or Krai Estate.
Notice la hereby clven that pnnnant to an order of
Cruat) Court ol ihu connty or Marion In thn futo of
urejroii, made at tno ucUiber term thermr 1HT7. 1 will
olTer for ealo at pablle auction on tho lOIti clay of Not
ember, 1877. atono o'clock Initio aneinoonorpaldday,
at tbo Coart Hoaee door In the city of Halcni. In ai.t
eonnly, the run! eatato of Iftlwanl I)inll ot and Alfred
Dtimllut. minor hslr of Angiutu. Duulllot, decoa-od.
Hald real oiKitn It hennded and described a fit Iowa,
lo wli-llcilnnlnj; at tnn H. W. corner of John J. I'on-U-to'i
Donation fjuid clilin, In T. C H, It, S W. of tho
Willamette meridian, living claim No. 41. NiiUlraUon
No 1010. ninnlnir thenei KAHfiplv nUim. thnl1iu.if
iuIiI clilru, IMkiJ; thenco north to thn north lino of
eiu naiui oi wnnn i' roujiur; merea W. 71 dee.
4S ruin W. to l tin NorlhH ct corner of aalilcliim;
Ihonco Hnath 13lid rhllin: Ihrneo tattl.U cl'alnr,
thence South to thu nlaro ol tiivlniilnv contitnlnw 1W
acre moro or leu. AlroaCTrtalu tract nf land, boinL
tho North Imirortho Oonatioulamt claim or John Mo
h.iy ami wlfo hvme el ilia No 41, and sotlCcatlun No.
H75, InT. Bn It. 1 W orihoWlllimclteincrrillan. con.
Mining tM tut of lanil moro nr lr to iho whole,
claim. A 1 ultnato In Mirlon county, Oregon. Yunua
nf 4lu c,h iu hand, cold eolu.
1'. O. HULLIVAH
, .. . uuardiaaof Mldialuorhelra.
Oct. 18, 1,-tTT. w4
AdnlnUtrator'a Hale.
police la hen by t-lvcu tl al i)pr-qnl to an onler of
Iho liunonhln County Court orthoonnty o'Marinn lu
thii Matti of Oregon, mado at ltn October teim, l!fJ7. 1
will offer rr miIo at pnhllc anctu-n on Saturday, I ho
Mth oar of No ember, 1877. at una o'clock In the niter
liiwu of raid day, at Iho cnrt houtodnor in tie city of
Hulem, In aahl com ty. tho real mate belonirlii" to tho
otateof A. Y. Wallr.ili-ceael.detrihedafoIliu.
to wit: A part or Hoi ntlon chlni No. 40. NutlCcatlou
No. 77. lu T. 7 8. I(. U W. of Wlllamctlo mertJLn.
bounded by beciuuInL' on tl o Kmtb Hue of Iho couuly
mad Ifadfoe eatteily from tho aat end of State
f."l!f s ,0 a,u. aiten county. Oregon, at k iio.nt
8. 70 dec. i win. K. UUlcLaln fmui wheruiha
... x. . "v u'Hii n, hid dame lima wnereiaa
fonth line of aald eounly road Interaecta tho Wet
boundary of iho Donation Lard Claim of A. r. Wal
ler aud Uleiiha Waller hU wlfe.auarunnlni; thenco
8. lu de. 30 mlu. W. US chain, irore or Iff h, to Inter
net a due vut and wet line d'tldloc (aid cWlm Into
two ttinal part ; thoncoeatt 13 ttch more or 1km
to InUrMtt tho Cfutcm boundary lino of a certain
U?CJ of. !"d tetea by A. V. Wfc'ler aixi Klepha
Waller l.U wlte, to .rhbcl 11. Waller, by ilil
ulu the aath day of January. lbCrt, anil reeoid
ed la Marlon county record, llook of Ucixli, lo'uino
No. 4, on MRU XU; theiKo N. IU drj; l mln. K.
aloni: raid lat lurmloncd lino, about SJW chain to
the wiuth llnu of Mid couuiy road, thtneo N, 7U de
;Wmln. w.aldntcihOMiutrilinenr ald county road to
tho plac of belnii!nK, atd all vltuato in Marlun
county, Ortvou,
TH1JM3 Of 8AI.K-()no thlrU rah In hind, ono
Ihlrd la lx tuonttiH, and iho halacco in ouu year from
tho du ivr ale, bU in sold eolu.
.,., . . J. A. STIUTTON.
et!i-l Admlnl.tntor of raid cclatc.
Atlctlnlstrntor'at Sale,
Prltom Luor Utilised.
Mr. J. B. Congle, of Portland, visited the
Capital yeaterday, and while here aucoHeded
In perferflofrarrangerneatawlth D. P. liarcb,
8operlntendentof the 8Ulo prison, for opdu
IngM ahopatlhe prtoon for the manufao
tare of harneee.eto., with convict labor. We
andenuuid that Mr. Oongle will open aome
time next week, and will work some aU or
eight prleoawa at the abut, the force of
baada to be Increased from time to time, aa
clroumatADOM will permit and the buainaa
Juatly. Mr. J. I. Jordan, a practloal work
man oi inn eny, w vt superiatena ine woxk
tug tore employed la the prison thopt.
Nol'ca 1 lureby ulv u that, fnr.nanl Ui on order of
lh hoiiMiablo CouaiT Court of atari, n irnntr. In Hi..
fc'tato of Orcsnn, uu.lo at it Octub.r term, ltf!7, I
win oner i.t aieai puuue auctU'D un otirday, tno
Itllh ds of November 1--77. al oru o'cljek In ihnnf.
lu noon nf raid liy, al thu court honra door in Iho
ei'y of r'alem in klit Marlon tonniv, thtrtsl ctato
folnw to wit! A triiiflhoDenntinn Laud
Claim of Mid J nu a If t key and u ,e. in T. 7 b. It 2
W, and In T H 8 It. 3 W; ifelnidua at tr. 8. W.
corner of Clilci C. and Iho 8. K. conier c f Claim 8.
InTSX.lt t Vf, aBdrunnlislhencaN Odes IB mlu!
W, . (, chiton: IhiLic J!. 40dti.-. f.tmln. H -aii
cLain,; thenco N. 4 d s. 15 mln W, 1.4 clitln:
thraco N iVClog. Wnilu. V. 'JXU thiw. iIihucb N.
71 dei' U) Bin. K 6.MI rlmlnr thonrn N k a.,.. w .
uln. W 4.10 chain-; tteuo N. dir. mln. K. 3.KI
chain.: thitiisi eartvrly toluurrccl UiomuUi lino of
luuwiairaei,!! a pviui n. J atg. cv nuu K. tl.OV
chain fntu au anclo in atd enuih Hue of Mid claim
hi; Ihditee 8 4 de. U mlu. W. h.1 im chain to Ui
p aeo of brirlnulai, routalnlnu about 26 acm, and all
idtuato iu Marios county. Oretrou.
TEHU3 Ot 8ALB-tioM culu in UnJ.
JaMKtl M. ItlCKBT.
oeilttH AdmlaUtrator ot laid mate, j
omt Mxxtmxl
F IKE
X3XT JSTT:R..A.:iNro ES
COMPANY.
Capital. $300,000.00
Assets, - - $568,547.46
Income, 1875, $465,904 29
Losses paid out since organiza
tion, - - 61,137,367.60
HAMILTON BOYD,
MANAOEn.
arjlf 73 Plral M.. 1'OIITI.AND.
Tho Light-draught Steamer
CITY OF SALEM
Witt muvm Pacirio Wiaur.
Portland, for Salem,
and Intermediate Point,
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
At C o'clock A. M.
Thu Light-draught Stcnmcr
Will msko Trips to tbo uppor Klvor.
U. B. SCOTT & CO.
. JT. HATCH, General Manager. autT
t
SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES!
For Old and Young.
Far-Sightcd and Noar-Sighted,
NbootluK-niaaaca for Nportamen.
BTKKL, SILVKR, AND QOU) PllAllKa.
I AM prepared to aupplr Heetacle to fit all eyo. a)
irteuiinlt. W. v. fflAUTIN,
a-t, !,",,Sr 2,tUlaB Uuk ulDC". suw 8.
-"' , IO(U
tm
JOHN MINTO,
BIlIBUIU or
MERINO SHEEP,
.,-M.u. ...ui.uuuuuiuiu .UMtinii?. anil
aurlLGPirtlec Interested tnat they can. and will ,
a-
iv-
MUCH CIIKAl'Kll IJATIJM ,hHZX' .u '"SR.S
be Importeil. Itzamiuatlon and comparinon with nib-
. i i "" i""mi arocomia ly invited,
v Addrc joiin MINI'S,
N. n.-Th nm..n,i n.r.-v"te r!??n'.-
bofeenon Iho ISLAND KAHM. adiolnlriL- hikrn.-
1111,1. fAHM fourandahal ml ok .nth niA.,11. 'I
Bwcm, Hcjitember 10. 1.v "'
ParmB and Land ior Salo.
T ?Vm V.Qn ?.UE 0NK PA"". 3'JO ACHES,
ih. w5fES ,,nriU"lYit ',n' Koca orrbtrd. ltnvloB
U e I'leajant Hill rort. about 14 ihIIck from iiujreno
City,
tome
BaV. m. V. CMASK,
BRVaW LMJol., tate Bonreon U J. Vofatc.
one. Darbln block, ap Kalra. ,tyr
8. IT. CLAUGHTON,
N9TART POHLIC Hoa.1 Btat ana,
and Vollaxxor or CtaUaaa, will pronpuy at
Und to ail boa-oesf enlraatd to Ma care. Ma.KU
UUMYKYANCK4 A bl'aCIAUV. Offico at aba
IVat4 OtBw, Xioisaxxou, Or.
Al... .K.,n. I.IAII ..- ..1. :".". fUAV'"
01 tliO bt ft Tallev Itld llr.nrr..m I .,rf in .k.
coouty, aoirourded lj hill aud bruh land. Ttro or
u. ivii Fwiireu tan 00 maii'i out of It. Good
fi?rMr . ro,?V' ..WD! 5 "" tUo wh,'e Jot tofretli
! 'il1' H'"1 u '"iI In r.ene county, about 1
mile ftom Kiin-nv City, aurt alx from CrvJ Veil
Jta Addm Y. II. UTJNK, AiM Cy.
4
HEAL ESTATE LOANS.'
BEGON 1KB WaSBIXGT!
Trnit InTeitment Comptnr 4
r SCOTLAND. ' itm
rnilS Oonpaay Ir prprrd to nroUU loana a
flied prioda of y ai a , or wi ayabU by Ulf-jcatlr to- 1
ttaluaoita. Tvt lm, apply to '
.... WaClill MID. VaMccr.
aom? KltSuct ForSftA. '
v,f
Jj.-