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NutKlu by tlui lUllroad $70.1 (K)
And ho makes tliut ovory year JuU
(hat way, ami proportionately nioro,
us t ho fariuor lias morn ltintl to cultivate,
uiid dot's not work hlmsulf or tennis as
hard as ho doe.s without the Unllroad.
And ho you boo It Is plain as u piko
HtatV, that tho value of a man's farm
and thu amount of money ho can make
oil' of it, depends more on his facilities
of Kettin to market than tho quality
of mill or tho amount of labor. Tho
other day, Mr. l'ulmer sold 100 acres of
land near Dayton for forty-llvo dollars
an aero, without anything hut a feneo
on It. Van can huyjust as good land
In Jackhou or Union counties for one
third of that price. Hut In Jackum
and Union couutio wheat Isoufy worth
llfty cents a hushel, while wheat at
Dayton is worth one dollm and ten
and tho reason ef this Is the steamlxut
at Dayton every tiny In tho year, while
wheat cannot bo shipped from Jackson
or Union at all.
The miiKultudu of photography as nu
indiistiy has received wtrlkiiiK illustni
tlon fiom thu Ilk' u n h rcHiMitcd at (he InM
pension of thu llurlln l'liotoranlilo So
cloty. DariiiK Hut past year U),tHK).0 0
cartes do vUltes wre produced In (Jcr
iiianyitho r.umbcrnt nliotoKraphers cm
ployed wusBOOO, ami ilu quantity of ni
trate of ullye r was almil iKXH) pounds.
"My dearloy," Mild a mother to her
you, hh he bunded round his plate for
more turkey, "this is the fouith time
you've boon helped." "I know, mother,"
replleil the key. "hut that turkey pocked
at me once, and I wiat tojjot Miuuro with
him." He got his turkey.
The wheat pro'u 't of tho lending coun
tries o Kuronoiltustluproiliiiv l,tiOtl,(XMV
000 huilielH, Ueimuuy 74-.VVXl.OtH), Franco
(WT.ftOO.OOO, Austria MO.OtW.OOO bushels.
The United States produces l,tSl,7W,"26
bushels.
o -ajaaill Narrow Gauge Bailroad.
Ulltor Wlllametto Farmer:
Thinking your readers might bo In
terested In hearing of tho progress of
this work, I drop you a fow lines.
This proposed .Railroad from Dayton
to Grand Rond by tho way of Amity
and Sheridan has been projected by
farmers nnd wholly for their interest.
Tho first meeting was called by a notice
In your columns, on Oct. 120th, and
since that tlino It has been gathering
strength and force ovory day. The
company is duly incorporated by three
citizens of tho county, who nro direct
ing the canvass for subscriptions to tho
stock. The capital stock is rapidly be
ing taken, and when ono hundred
thousand dollars is subscribed an elec
tion of Directors will bo had, and that
sum together with tho subscriptions In
labor and cash, repayable In freight,
will build tho road from Dayton to
Sheridan. Over thirty thousand dollars
is now subscribed and pledged. Cross
ties for ono half tho lino nro offered on
tho track for twonty cents each, a largo
part payable In stock. Tho road will
bo built nnd its advantages are not over
stated In this extract from tho compa
ny's circular:
Tho boncllh of this itallrond would
1)0 too numerous to mention. Thoy, of
courso, already largoly appear In what
has been said above.
Hut Just for cxamplo, tako tho case
of a farmor who lives fifteen or twonty
miles from Dayton. Suppose that ho
has ono hundred acres of first class
whcatland, with pasture, meadow, otc.
Ho is farming fifty acres of this in
wheat. Ho has ono team, and after
inrcsuiug no turns mat no can nam an
(iverago of one load of ono ton (as tno
roads aro good) to Dayton every two
days. At that rate It takes sixty days
to get off his crou of a thousand bushels
or wheat. There is hardly over sixty
days of good weather and roads after
harvest, and If there Is, (hero is no
time loft to sow a fall crop. So tho far
mer is compelled to how spring wheat
ovory year, or to own an extra team and
hire a man (o run it; mid whenever ho
gets tho extra team and goes to hir
ing, 1 1 way goes all h Is pro I Is.
Now then, suppose you build tills
Railroad up along by that farmer, and
seu how tho thing works for him then.
U'ho nearest station may bo one. two,
or live miles away. As soon as the
thresher pulls up stakoi, and before
over moving u suck from tho Held
(saving .several days' hauling to tho
barn), that farmer eommunces hauling
his wheat to the Clrauger.V Warehouse
at tho railroad station. Tho haul is
Hhort, thu road Is level, ami the horses
nro fresh, and ho loses no pieces of
daya; and ho puts In on an average of
distanecH, six loatln of fifty bushels
each ovory day, or his wholo crop In
less than a week. Tho Railroad then
saves that farmer about llfty-llvu days
of heavy hauling to Dayton ovory year.
What Is that time worth to him'.' It
Is worth four dollars a day as wages,
or two hundred ami twenty dollars cash
ovory year, and that Is ton percent. In
terest on twenty-two hundred dollars.
Heretofore tho farmer has cultivated
only llfty acres of his hundred of wheat
laud. Ho could not eultlvato any more
without extra teams mid hired men.
Jtitt now, with the Railroad, ho takes
the lime saved In hauling to Dayton
tho llft.v-llvo days with his own team
puts in llfty acres In fall wheat, and
then tho other llfty acres in spring
wheat, making two chances for a crop,
and harvests two ttoitvtml bushels of
wheat with the aid of thu Railroad
against tho ono thousand without tho
road, and does not work as hard to do it.
Now, what is the extra thousand
bushels of wheat worth?
C.iunt tlitiwIioHtul $1000 CO
Uouul Ihoheod nt S 7ft IN)
lUrviiituikr tixpoiihu.'Miity iiOO 00
Fire day' huulliiK to Matron,. 110 0O-$-.'5
i-leotloB at Solo
Last MmiJh,y toe city election took tilace
In Sclo, ami the following are tho ofllcer
elected for i li' onnulrjg year: Mayor, F. P.
Jonea; Marshal, Poter Uilyeu; Recorder, J.
O. Dickey) Troaaurer, Daniel Morris; Conn
oilmen, Wm. Logan, D. P. Mason, . M.
Brown, L. O. Millor, G. N. Johnson, J. L.
Martin, J, L. Chapman.
A Slight Accident.
A workman by tho name of J. J. McFar
land bad tho misfortune yesterday while
grlndlog'somo of his tools nt Drako's foundry,
in homo mannor to catch his hand fust In
the tjciuliiKR of tlio H'onn, and tho unit of his
thumb on his left linud whs ground oil'
ngulnst tho Krindstnno.
Tho boom across Pudding rlvor, at Dwls
Hro's mill, broko during tlui rocont high
water, and several thousand feet of logs
woro lost.
Tri fr1vvETs.
The Wheat Market.
An oxchango says: "It takos hours to got
ovor a too huddon rising." Yes, wo are
aware of it wo havo sat down ou bonded
pins hertoforo.
y,tt'i Xjlfo 3Qo.laia.xxx.
As a conqueror of Khoumatism. Oout. Nou
ralgla, and euro tor Hcrotula and all dlseasos
arising from impurity or eioou, tno oiu anu
reliable Family Medicine, Juatt'n IJtt Hat-
tarn, stands unequaled, as proven by over
300,000 great ourea during tho past 30 years.
la a radical vegetable Compound oftiarsapa
rilla, Dock, Oualacum, Ao., and a permanent
cure. Hold by all drugglata and country
urocors. Tako nothing else, and If thoy
haven't It we send by ox press, boxed, every
where, at fl and $1.25 per bottle: $5 00 and
to 60 hair doz. Hyatt & Hyatt. 210 Grand
St., New York.
The Salem Market.
Wheat In farmers' bands ft, 10 per bushel;
oats, 47Ko for good, loss whore eclored by
exposuroto woather; butlor, 30c; egRs,35o
nor doz.; applos, 30j to 37o (per bushol ; pota
toes. 30u to 3724c per bushel; bscon, sides, l-o
pnrlb.i hams, 12c; shoulders, 8o; lard,
12otollo. Hay JI8 par por ton, balled $20
por Ion.
Hugar has docllnod from Into figures and
It Is a good thno for farmers to lay In a sup
ply.
OREGON MILLS,
Xorlli 31 III Creek, Salem,
Anr now in
Complete Running1 Order,
AND INVITi:
Custom Work,
WELLER & WALDO,
NX I.U.TI, Nov. 1. ISH. nf
NOT I-'Alf. to
iMxt for nur Ncnr
CiU.itoiiuc It ruti
triliimnliii.liluliil'.if
liutlori fur I'wry
lii'i'xoii I'onlrla
I'latlng ttio pur
i li.nf uf nny nrdcla
r.ir tMriin if. fjlllltv
or agricultural mo, I'rro to miy .VIilrvM. ,
sioATa.in:itv waiii a co
- ()rlKl:iul()rani.'uHiiplr llounp,
23 it VT.-J Wubat. Act., CIIICAUO, MI.
DO
S. IIEKBIAN.
(Uuccettar Id H. A. Htinehunr,)
WIIOI.K3AI.S AND II&TAIL DKAl.EIt IN
Dry Goods,
0LO7HING,
H.IMll)N Dl'UKM Oooclix,
HOOTS, BHOKS, HATS. (MI'S. KIIOCKIIICS AND
rituVlblONS.
Tho liK!irt ctli prlca Mlil fu. Ml klr.ili of country
jiroiliici1.
Cr 1'lrft and Msillrun rttoi'lu.
lim-JOintl IMUtTI.AMI, or.
Fk-Seei
4 8 AN INDUCICMKNT TO INCItCAKr. Tlin
J.X. iro1iictlim of I'i.an Skkk, lliu uiiilorrlj;iicd gio
iiuiu'i) iiiai lavy win purruuru ai mo
Highest Mnrhct 1'rlco,
or will contract f-ir ll that mty lio oirorctl of nrxt
fcmxin' crou. Iliioiiuh their ru'cnti". Meir. AI.I.KN
V l.KW'IH, of I'iiiitlanii, from wliom recti ctu 1)0
tud upou application,
JOIIK . KlTTLi:,
Manacrrof tlio I'aclric Oil mul I.rn I Wnik.
Nov. 81, ISITuill tf.l.V 'JIAXCISCO.
Portland Produco Market
Wo copy tho following from tho Oregon!! u
of tho lli'.h:
Wheat-i! 07J,Q'2 12J4.
Flour llfti. UiHiuis ?il SO por bbl.;
outililu and uuinirv braudif, ?'! 00; llnu
and siip(rlln, ' U3a3 60.
Hay C'holto tlmoihy, baled, ?1'J13; looso
Oith Ilnttt ."1O0, common, 47.
llieon Mil., MMllnU. huniM " liv shnnl.
I dors, l)j,
I.ird Ort'gnn.mndo, fresh, In 101b tins,
llu; lu lilt's, Millc.
uiiicKoiit si 0081 a. por dozen.
Iliiltcr ISaiOo; Cheese, K'ttltle.
Kggs i"o pr iloz,
lUrloy-Choice browing ?l Q'ii; feed, ?l,60
per owt.
Wool Dull salo nt '.J23o.
I-K'1 Torulors in Portland buying 00;
selling, 07's.
Silver Com 3j4 per cent, discount.
Nuii Prnnrlaco iiliirkct.
1st TiLiunAru.
Ban Kraucirco, Dee. 1).
Wbtat-Shlpptpo 7a9.-: mllllnij 34iJ -10.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
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Willamette University.
fllUK TWKI.FTU ANNUAL OOUItSK OF I.KC
X lure wlllcommuncA Moudajr. Dec. 17, 1STT.
Stuileut. on arrlvluc In ttio ell;, uiu rciiuetitl to
call at one on the I)i-an.
IJt L. I.. IIUHLAMD, n. D Dean. J
$2500
AV:IU AgenU wanted. Hull.
luiiHlnuli, "nrtlcuUrtfrfo.
4Jl...JTOaTIIC().8tUU.llt
DR. SOUVILU MATHIEU.
Thi eminent JVcmci Physician ami
Sttrueon, ami inventor of the PAMSSPI
JlOMtiTJill, whli'h ha uivvii relief to
thousamlii tf sufferer in JZurojic ami the
L'nltetl State, uiu treated muxetafully
several hundred case in Oreyon, the most
remarkable of whlvh was that of Mr. J,C.
Adktns, (i well'known business citizen of
Salem, who has been suffering for years
with a partial paralysis of the right side,
ami was materially improvtd by a few
lays of Jh .Vathlett's treatment. The
right side of the face and right shoulder,
in which there has been a constant sensa
tlon of coldness, and the nerves partially
paralyzed, hate become warm and re
sumed their natural action and feeling,
Mrs. Adkins, who ha been ajjllch d with
catarrh in tho head, has been entirely
cured by a few days of the Doctor's treat'
ment.
Jlehas testimonials from a number of
tterson well known In JWtland.
J)K, MATJITKU has permanently lo
cate'tl at thecomcrof Third and Morrison
strceett, lirtlanft, Oregon.
SALEM MARKET.
MONETARY.
Lieut Tkndiiu, buying, 00c z.seUlng, OTC.
FLOUR, GRAIN Xo.
Wheat, belt whlto V buihcl ft UV
X V ""MMIMIIIMIMIM.IIIIIMI, aitS 43
roruMcal, v ft Q, i
Flour, bct, W lack. (V bawl) fcl c
UucLwbeat Flour, V S ft a
Uran.Wton 15 ooa la
bhort. lton 30 OVft SO
Oil Cake Meal, N ton 33 OV....
KlMhtfwJ, per W....
Uaj, V too, new 15 at)
baleil, )l tun tOO 5
ouoceIues.
8uKar,8n Fnnciicoreflnol, 1 bbl UaJI 11
llauil. , l'JCin
cruihcit ll.Wft liS
pondered ;,a 11
01 Kfuuled iMj 11
Sirup. Vital J ftVTsl SJ
Tea, Japan. V ft Mil (O
Imperial j aai to
Coffee, t'oita Ulca, V ft aifa ..
HIO... ............. ..a.............. li(i ,.
ivuno,..M.. .................... ..... . 35u& ..
-ava. ......... .......,........ .... Hm ..
Salt, Carmen Ifland, per cw 7.VM (to
Liverpool, cturae ill 00
uairy... ................. .. ,Clil 73
y . o ot
FRU1T3, VEaETAULE3.:Jto.
Appiee... ........ ....... .................... 50
dried, l ft....... , Mi S
I'eacbei, dried, V D I'Xi 13
I'lutui, " Kkjj )
rear, ..c. prbu..., . u'a ,,
llvaiii, Vft s 4
eotatoe. W buihel 37
Onion. V to.... .. .13 ..
Cabbage, i dsa , 71U.I CO
BUTTERrKaaS. Ac.
llitter, freibrolli, ) ft so& JO
pacW ,
Ecs,V (toien.,.., Soft ,.
Cheee Ori'irou prime, V ft MTi .,
Lard, V ft.................................. 1?$ 13
oilsTac,
LlntecJ OU, boiled, V ration 1 icvt,t S3
raw, " 1 cvii
Laid oil, VrUon 1 hifti 75
coal oil, .......................... 7V) .,
NeaUfout Oil, V gal 1 J.VM 10
Tallow, y ft................................ t lu
Tho Liverpool wheat market seems to
havo beon almost without change for a
month or more, and whatever changes wo
havo hitherto recorded havo beon caused by
local conditions, lall of freights both Inland
and on thoccaau and a prossnro of vo&sels
waltlog for cargoes. Wo gather from the
S. F. Commercial Herald of last wook that
freights havo dropped oven lower than her -toforo
lower than over woro known, by far
loss than $9 a ton from San Fmucl'co to
Liverpool. It Is claimed tbnt vessels nre
fist llndmg cargoes Irom Portland, tho low
freights from San Francisco will bo lu our
favor, and wo noed not foar that thoro will Lo
scarcity of tonnage at a lowrato.
About Friday, Doc. 7, quotations for wbuit
alvancod, both at Salem and Portland,
$1.1124 por bushel being tbo flguro hero.
Since then tho fallofPlovnahasputadlfler
ontaspooton tho TurcoRusslan war, and
poaco may result as evldenco is given of tho
hopelessness of the Turkish cauBO. It Is not
Improbable that the Great Powora will offer
modiatlon, to seouro honorable, and It Is not
Impossible that complications may yot arise
to still further involvo the peace of Europs.
It has been supposed that any sorlous Turk
ish reverse, that would render reaw prob
able, would affect tbo market for bread
stuffs , or at least deprive It of all specula
tive force and leave the national supply and
demand to regulate prices.
Should tbo war continue it Is probable
wheat will bear fancy prices in the spring,
and again, If tho war comes to sudden end
we may look for a sharp decline, or even a
partial collapao of the whoat market.
Wo do no l anticipate a docllne to any low
flguro, simply because tho natural demand
will Insure a good prlco until noxt harvest,
and It Is moro than probable that tho next
yoai'scrop will brio; good prlco.
California is again throatetiud with n dry
season and apprehension provalls In ovory
direction ana farmotsalroady grow gloomy
at tho prospect. As yet tho rain fit I has
boon much to light to Insure a crop, and It
almost Invariably occurs that If thoro Is not
n hoalthy rainfall provlous to January 1st
tuoro is not suuicioui auer mat timo.
Etuopeun Grain Market.
London. Doc II. Tlio Mark LanoKtproas
ravs lu spltn of heavy ImporlN of foreign
wheat, nnd tlionbitnco of speculation, trade
H'touiNto posoks intieri'iit Mrongth. It Is
worthy of nototbatexporteof wlio.it during
tho j ait six weeks woro ncatlv -13,000 quar
ters, nnd should tho potlllou or I-Vouo'j mill
ers and iiiorohauts bo uruutod with respect
to thu tax on wbou Imported from this
country, u tnuah Uiger ou ward movement
may coutldnntly bo looked lor lo supple
inont acknowledge ilollultinoy of Froli
cerea crops. In rplto of ihn dullness of
trmlo, holcoiN evinced little dhposltlou to
prossalus nud prices havo uiidrgonn but
tiitfllng oliangis. Hiiislau whoat provi
sionally given way slxpenco to u shilling
a (iimr.or, but Anieilcsii rciniilns linn.
Prlcos generall inalutalnea their values.
A dfoldedly htronptono 1ms btou nppsrout
la maize, of which Imporis continue light,
Mid further rise In thlt vnlunMs feodlng
siuiVHpjxinrs liiimrneiit. iSound corn on llin
spot Isbllmo-itexlmukted and quoted at 31s
til. In barley and ontilusluua Is quiet at
abou: provlous curroncltH.
ATTENTION
kSHEEP GROWERS!!
A 6U11K PSATII TO
Sce.b,
Hot,
Screw Worm.
Foot
AND ALL
Parasites that infost Slioop.
TT IS SAFER. nETTER and VASTLY CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER PREPARATION FOR THE
TREATMENT OF SHEEP. IT
Improves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL, AND THE
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
New Goods!
-AT
BREYMAN BROS.1
AT THE
WHITE CORNER.
t& Ono gallon it enough for one hundred to two
hunlred Hbeop, according to their ago, itrengUi, and
condition.
It U put np In FIVE-GALLON CANS and In BARRELS.
Send for circular, to
T. A. DAVIS & Co.. 'G
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Wtisleaale Agents for the Htate,
Or to vonr ncarctt Retail Druealf t or doaler mrfl
Clothing:,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
EATS AND CAPS,
ROCERIES,
Uxecutrix' Notice.
THE nnuVrti-neil Imlnir hecu duly appointed ex
ecutrix of tno l.t will and tcnUment of Jamen
McCabbln, latoof Marlon county, ilcccarcd, therefore
tato will proent
all pron liavlne claim ncaliift faIiI decedent's c;
tato will iroent them, nronerlr vermeil, tu
dor Isncii, at her ro.ldonco, In North Halcni
tm. nrnnorW vcrtfled. tu thit un
Idoiieo. In North Halcni. wltliln
fix mnnthK from thin dale, and all perron Indebted
to util estate will pleaoo mitkn Immediate payment to
tno nuuurtiKneu ai 1110 tame pi.ice.
at salem, Marlon county. Oroenn. Nor.
lilted
itm.
novilwl
UAIUIAKA
10th.
McCUIIIIIN.
Executrix.
Etc., etc.
Final Settlement.
NOTICE l hcrohy.'slvcn that Mary J. WcMon, nd
mlnlftratornf thu rtnto of Uavld Wciton. do
ceaacd. ha till day tiled In tho county court of ttio
Hlato nf Orrenn Inr tho cnuntr of Mnrlnn her final ac
count In raid cj'ntu. and aid court In appnlnttd
Monday the ievenih dnvof.Ianuary, 1878. nt II o'clock
a. m , rortliu henrlntf of olilectlon tliercto; therefore
all perron Interested In inld ctntu nro rciitilrul to
apticarnt raid datu nt tho court hotirn In Hnloin. In
raid courty. then and thera to tnnku objection) lo thu
allowance oi raid account, If nnv they nvn
MAllYJ WKSTONl
Itw I Admlnlftratrlx of Estate of Darld Wcrton.
Notice.
PETITION hsTlns liccn llled In tho county court
is. or thu Mnto of Oreu-on fur tho county of Marlon,
rorthtnptiolntnimitor K, 8 Ore'o'ren Rtiardlan of
tho cMtu of frank Stone, n 1 on. resident minor, and
Paturdiy, December 1.1. 1ST,, at 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon, Imvmtr been appointed for hrarlnir tho snmu,
now, therefore, all iieriont Intcrertnl nro hurehy re
quired 10 appeir In said court, nt tho cHtirt-hoiifu In
Mlem. In ild county, nt rnlrt tlmo then nnd there to
rho'v cnuso why aid K, H. Oreolru thould not bo
appoluttd n i:h utiardlaiu
JOHN C. 1'EEIlLES,
no-i.13 Omiuty JuiIl-o.
nni.npi.ATr.DiVATcnr.M.cheipeit
lit thu known worM. Sampl K'aleAt'rtt tit
igtntt. Adilrcu, A. CoULtxn & Co., Chicago.
Carminatives
For Diarrhoea and Dysentery uo nr.
Jnyiio'n Carinliintlve linKnni. As
cliaugcH of cllninto or water, nml In
(lbcrotlons In eating often produco
tlicsocoinplalntH,travclcrAniiil others
Hhotild always keep n bottlo or tlih
remedy by thorn. It never fills to
Hubduo tho most violent nttnckx,
nnd It Ih equally scrvloenblo for
Cramps In tho Stomach or UowoIh,
Griping Pains, Ac.
For Cholera Merbus, Cholera In
fantum and ColiC uso Ur. Jnyne'M
C'nrmluiitlte llnlanin. It romovcM
nil Borencss of tho nbdomou, nllays
tho irritation nnd calms tho action
of tho Stomach. It may always bo
rolled on to glvo Immedlato relief,
and besides bolng effectual, is a
pleasant and safo romody, easily ad
ministered to children.
For Asiatic Cholera and all Bowel
Affections
uso promptly
Jojrne'M CarnilnutUo Balanm.
Dr.
It
checks tho Diarrhoea, suppresses tho
tramps which gonorally accompanj'
attacks of Cholora, and conquers
tho diseaso In Its Inciploncy. It has
frequently boon nrluiinlstorcd In
neighborhoods where tho Cholera
has been raging epidemically, and it
has soldom failed to glvo Immediate
and pormanent relief. Tho Carmln
ntlvo has maintained its reputation
as n Cumtlvo for noarly forty years,
Is equally elVectlvo in all latitudes,
nnd ns a Standard Household HtMiie
dy, should bo kept lu every family
Jfc CO.lWholojaJa Aissnts. Portland
T. A. DAVIS
Oresou.
Great Reduction !
HARDWARE
HETAILED AT
Wholesale Prices, for Cash
My Stock omslsta of SHELF and BU1LD-
l.US' lUidwarf, Mtrhanlcs' Tools,
Shovels. Nallt, Hope, etc.
JOIIK rTfoster,
eaimS cor. StaiScA fr.mt m. 1OU17LANO
J. A. 8TRATTO.,
Attorney at Law,
SALKM. OHEOON.
OCce on State 8tet,;oppolte tie Beacett IIoum.
TUlfl Stock ban Just been pur
chaNCd by Mr. WERER BREY
AIAIV in Sew York nnd 8nn
FrnnclNco, nnd, owing lo tho
extremely low prlccn In Good
nnd FrclffbtM, tvo nre nble to
give better bnrgnlns thnn ever.
WB ALSO MAKZ A SPECIALTY OP
Carpets, Oil-clotlis,
CurtuluH, iMuttlujw, vSco.
FARMERS' PRODUCE
Taken In Kxchniico Tor Good.
est Call at tlio White Cornor.
BREYMAN RROS.,
Snloin,
Oct. 10
Or.l
Oldest House iu the Trade.
J. B. COJVGIiE,
MANUFACTUltmt.
Wholosalo aud Retail Doalor In nil kinds o
SADDLES,
BltinLKS,
WHIPS
rlaslics.Trunks
Ko. "J3 Front Street,
POHTLAND, - - OKSGON.
Wholosalo aud Retail Doaloi
Harness.1
Alio, keep comtantljr on Lanil n largo flrottmcnt of
XJES-A.T,3EIJE3R.
AND SADDLERY HARLWARE,
tTSolo ARont In Oregon for tho Curbollzed
Ilosn, at San Franolxco orlcos,
with Freight added,
Rcimli'lux riomptly Attended to
NEW GOODS,
Mammoth & Turn-Table Apple-Parers,
Fletcher Post-Hole Augers,
Meat-Cut ters and StuOers,
Blacksmith Brills,
Tiro-Bondors and Up-Setters,
Pruniog-?aws, Knives, and
HAWfl,
IVORTIIRUJP &
THOHIPSON,
WllODEAl ANO RTAIL OEALCBS IN
Hardware. Iron, Steel, &
Wagon Imd Carriage Material
OP ALL KINDS.
420 A; 131 Frout St.. POUTIiATlO.
SALEM FOUNDRY, &
Alaoliiuo Shop,
SALSM OREGON,
B. P. DRAKE, Prop'r.
jITEAM KNQINKS. SAW MILLS, GRIST MILL8,
p Keapeia, Puinpa, and all klnda and etylea of 1I
tUnery made to order. Machinery repaired at a bort
BOtilc n J "ern-msUog done In aU It Tarlona forma,
and all klnda or Uraea and Iron Catlntr fnrnUhedat
nfl1.15"' Al' ""nnfactorer or KNTKIU'KISB
ai,iAS5SaaB MATCUK. and bTICKKKS ani
SUATWW ila4wU
WHEAT AND OATS
Chopped into Food,
For Ono.Tontli Toll.
AXJO
Sash, Doors, Blinds
Turning. Slalr work, Rcdwlcads,
llurcauN, standi, Tabic,
EAlViIiG IIII,LS,
And all klndN ot Furniture,
At D80-ROCK FUICSS. Bhop t AKflenl'n'al Wwla
fcaUdlii:. Salem. t'J; O. V. BUN MIS.
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