' f- fTr iT" """" -f ' i
WIIJLAMETTE FARMER.
'
i
HR1VBR GI.KN
ALL ttJTKNDINCl TO PLANT THIS SEASON
ahouid call at thl Wnrrry, ami farof he A cent'
commlfston. Gr. xv . XX'U XNTT,
no7pd BUIIi-IMlTY, ur
PIERCE'S PATENT
MAONKTID. ELASTIC
TUUs.- TM (treat linen.
Uod I bulng ado ti'd by thu lead
inn rhyelcliins nnl Nuiceun nil
ocr Iho 'nud. C3T" u would
recpcctnil y caution (lie rulilltf
agalnrt curtain fraudulent and
worthlcpn Imitation which nro
now In ilm markit llcwaro of them Send lor II
laatratnl llnolc and 1'riro Lift. MAUNK71C KL'H
TIO THUSH Co.. COU Sacramento itieet. up flair,
Kan FmlcIpco. dciRy
T. C. SMITH & CO.,
DRUGGISTS, CHEMISTS,
....AND....
Tatton'a Block, State rtreet, Balcm, Oregon.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PHK
acrlptloni, and all ordcra by mall or exprcit tilled
promptly and accurately.
Phttlclana and Country Dealer will ravo money by
examining our ttok, or procuring our price, before
purchasing eltewhere. no5-tf.
Steamer
A. A. M'CULLY,
dipt. J, XV. COCIIIIAN.
Partloa desirous of engaging freight or psgo,
-will apply to
W. .T. I1KUI1KN, Apcnt.
nnvT) Fnrinir' Wharf, N.W.EM.
Dfi. SGUVILU MAIEIIEU.
Tldi eminent French Physician and
Surgeon, and inventor of the PA HIS SPI-
ROMETfiR, which has given relief to
thousands of sufferers in JUiropc and the
United States, has treated success fully
several hundred cases in Oregon, the most
remarkable of which was that of Mr. J.V
Adkms, a well-known business citizen of
Salem, who has been suffering for years
with a partial paralysis of tho right side,
and was materially improved by a few
tlavs of Dr. MathlciCs treatment. The
right side of the face and right shoulder
in which there has been a constant sensa
tion of coldness, and the nerves jarllally
paralyzed, have become warm and re
sumed their natural action and feeling.
Mrs. Adklns, who has been oltctcd with
catarrh in the head, has been entirely
cured by a few days of the Doctor's treat
ment. Hohas testimonials from a number of
persons well known in J'ortland.
Dli. MATJHEU has permanently lo
cated at the corner of Third and Morrison
strcccts, J'ortland, Oregon.
AN ANNUAL ME8IA6E.
FRIEDMAN'S Annan! M.asnE to ike
f copl or tbe Ureal lilty os
Salam.
I fo I very muolt alighted ot tho rwont People'
great convention, lu which Counellinon wero
nnm'iuilril by them, without coiuultlnir 8.
Frlcdmiin, whobcllovotlmt ho win ouo of the
People, iKcniuo ho ileal a with tho I'enple; iir
Frolitmnii iloea not lullovo lint tlio buslnenH of
tho l'enploMicmld be done only by ufow, hut any
conio ill I yo People nnd meet In grand con
venllon and vote Mint B. Frltdiiuu should be
palrnnlied by nil tho People, bccuiuo ho dots
ell hla good nliko to tho poor Pcoplo n well lis
to the rich People, nnd tnkca tho worklnxinnn'H
seventy-live centa for n pair of uood Ovcrulla n
well na thu rich man' flvo dollar font pair ot
locdpmitH.nnd will tell npulrofgocdalioea for
dolliirntnl aliulflotliorlcli I'coplo na won n
to tho poor People.
In muting your nomination for city oflleera
you ahould propound thu qucillou to themt
Where do you buy your clgnra nnd tobacco? Vo
you buy your collars nud necktie at Fried-
man' T
In caae you ore caught In a rain do you buy
your umbrellua UiereT And If you alart trnvel-
Ing will you prouilio to go there for your truuks
ad vulliea.
And wnlto you remain hero you ahould buy
jou a good pair of calf boota for flvo dollars at
Pried tnnu'a.
Be aure to get your overcoat, aocki, handkei
cblefa nnd neck lien of Friedman.
You cun get you u good aull of clnthra at from
ten to twenty. Hvo dollars of Kieldmnn.
For it good lutnrtmenl of hats go to Fried
man's.
Ladlea will find It to their lntctcat to buy their
embroidery, laces nml ribbons of Frlcdninn.
Hhoeirmkera will Unit kumcroua nrllclea In
their line nt Frlcdiimu'.
Tho mi'Jurlty of tho IVopIo will vote, from now
until the tlrst of J tniinry. Unit It U Iti thu Inter
est of the V oplotnhuy Ihflr Ioh for the bi.ja
and ilnllH for the uirlw, uud ChrMinas glfta ut
FrlciliMiu.'J.
Fried mini thinks It la proper for the City Coun
cil to pin nil ordinance tliutall thel'ioplohuve
right to buy their gnda or. -. Frlediinu,
'llltS PKOPLb'S FIUKND.
1'lauo Tuuinc.
Frank A. Owen, Just frnm San FrHtioIsco,
taHcoine hero to rtnlilo pertnaiifiitly. lie 1
a flrfet class piano and or,'n tuner and ro
patrer, being highly recommended lis Midi
by two of tbo loading niuulo liousesnf Saii
Francbco, bebides of thu Gardner Urottiern,
-of Salem. Ho RuarcnU98 BallmacUon or no
pay, lilt prima will be for ouo tuning f5 00.
lly tbo year, two tunings, $3 00; thrte tun
taK I c0, Leave order at Uarduer Ilto'a
uuilo stDre, dcldw tf
Bound Over
A boy by tbo name of Archie Shepherd,
aged about 15 years, waa brought before Ills
HoDor.HquIre Jobnion, Iblamornlnir, chhr;
d with breaklDK into A. A. McCully'HWre
houet. Just beyond the del ot, and kidnap
olnit 8- vral little articles. The boy waited
hlaemmln'Mlfln.and M ball whs fixed t
iiOaiil In ilHfKUltof which he wuh commit,
utd to thH o-.unty Jail to await the aotiou of
(be grand Jury.
t
'y
Anniversary Exercises, Election, etc., of
Salem Qrango.
Salem Grange met on Saturday, Dto. 15th,
having previously ordered that part of tho
time of its meeting should bo devoted to
commomoratlng tho orlln of tbo Ordor.
Tho exercises began by tbo niumbora nnd
their frlond listening to an able nud in
structive nddrass by lion. U. P. lliiso. Be
ginning with tho cau.nn of tho origin of tlo
Ordor In tho Wcatern StAte, tho spcakor
pasiod in review tho claecks It lmd nlrundy
bcon instrumental in giving tho monoroll..
lng and oppressive tendencies of concentrat
ed capital ongagod in tho carrying trado be
tween tho Western States and tbo Atlantic
soaboard. Llo thon passed to tbo bouoilctal
lnlluenco It had exerolsed wlthlu our own
State, In preserving a healthy competition
for freights on tho Willametto and lower
Columbia rivers, and pointed oat tho Impor
tance of seourlng tho aarao measuro of free
dom for commerce on the upper Columbia.
The benefits of co-operation In Improving
aud extondlng tho means of transportation;
In offering produce for sale In tbo beat possi
ble condition aa to quality and quantity; and
In buying goods aud machinery; tbo spoak
or especially commending tho plan of buy
ing goods for cash, as boat calculated to In
duce coonomy and maintain independence.
I do not prctond to repeat nil points of the
dUcmirso, but itclcHcil with poltitlugouttho
gravity of thu responsibilities Unit rested on
thu Order, and tho unctstity of uatng nil tho
nids of Its orKnnl7.it Ion to increase know
ledge, so thnt its itilltionco mny nlways ad
vance tho Kuiuinil wulfuro of tho Industrial
(il.icfrox, of which thongrlmillurnt Is tho most
imincrouuniul tho moit nomplo'.oly idutitl
Hod wltli tho pnbllo woal. it wim it good
Mpocch, nml will tlcaorvod a larger ntiillonco.
It could not liavo lmd it moro at'.ontlvo ouo.
At tho oloso of tbo hjh'hcIi, tho tublen woro
oaf, and bountifully ujvured with tho good
things of tho season. Thu proprietors of the
FAitMim mul their wives woro sjiuolally in
vltod, nnd woro prosont, with tho oxcoptlon
of Mr. H. A. Uluilto, who was ubaunt, poor
man, Hcolng to thu welfaro of liln fitouK on
tho liirthdxt outlying of IjIh tlirco farms; nml
tho mumborr, with tliolr yMtorn from xev
nr.il granges in Marion nml mljuliiltig conn
lies, spent nn hour uud u half of boclalon
Joymuut. Tho gritugo was thnn called to ordor, and
by unanimous voto Judge ll)lo was thank.
cd for hlHuddrosi. Tho election thon took
place, with tho following rotult : V. Master,
U.CJ. Ulonn; Lecturer, Mrs, M. A.MInto;
Ovirienr, V. Uiglrty; Secretary, A. (J. Donr
dorlH Chuplaln, A. Stovnns; Treasurer, Low
In Johnson; Steward, G. II. Croysantt
Pay no, Aslktant Stoward; Hobnrtaon,
OatO' Keeper; Mrs. P. Strong, Cores; Mrs. F.
Il.tglev, Pomona; MIsh Nolllo Taylor, Flora;
MlfH Melllo Pottyjohu, Lady Assistant Stow
nrd. Ily unanimous voto, tho Pomona Gran an
of Marlon county was Invited to mnot with
Salem Onintro at Its next meetlmr (tint Sat
urday in January, 1878), and membors of tho
Ordor wero Invited to visit at all meotlngs,
when convenient to thomsolvos. Tho offer
of tho hospitalities of Salem tirango acoom
pauItB thoso Invitations. Com.
REV. THOMAS GUARD.
Tho following U from l)r. K. J. Dawno,of
this city, who hoard Dr. Guard In llaltlmoro
several yeara ago.
Gront mon aro scarco. Like diamonds,
only a few aroovor keen. Great orators aro
rarer still. Now and then one an wars upon
the brow of Intervening ngoi as a boacon cf
inspiration, ur. uuarn is ono or ttieso iar
Intervening lights. Thuro Is no doubting
tho fact that ho poiaoasos tho raro npiltudi
for Imprest-Ins: a pontiur assembly; that his
preaching makes llm pulpit a socrot placo of
imuiuer, vintitcaios us nuoioni ciuim to am
tlon among tho most powerful Institutions
which oxHltand ounohloa pooplo, covers it
with trophies resplendent as virtue, vener
nblons goodnoss, precious as tho hopes of
Immortality. In what does his great
strength lie? What nro tho pooullarlilcH of
his puipiteioqunnceT Aro ttiero uny uoteoui
among his oxcolloncletT Thoso are questions
easily naked, but oxceodlngly dlltloult to
answer. I should say Ills orations nro
poifdct hi thoir kind though open to
orltlcltm as to structure and btylo. It Is no
written composition which addresses tho
mind through tbo medium of tho oyo.
nnd thereforo does not attest perfection of art
In composition. On tbo other band, It comes
direct from tho living volco, the progeny, it
imsy bo. of doep nrovious reflection, but
thrown otf at the moment In the clothing of
extemporaneous utterance, and meant not so
mucn to graury tuescnotary tastes or me man
of letters, as to move and persuade the multi
tude. It Is an oratory which rushes forward un
der the pressure of mighty thought and
glowing passion; makos its energy felt In ac
cumulated Illustrations which deplclt rather
than discuss, and at the lull, thunder strikes
homo to tho heart. I would not o.tro to rend
his orations. "Did the speech road well
when reported? " asked Charles James Fox,
"Ifdoltwnsa bad one." I could read Ur.
Guard'soMtions oooly enough, but iioonn
can near him unmoved, when tho very tones
of tho voles aro llko tho murmering broe.ot
blown Iroiu "tho spico Islands of youth uud
lovo."
Quarautlued.
Tbo Citv of Cliimtor on her last trip to San
Franulico tho ofl)crs on board dUuovxred a
Olilnarnan on boAid with tho famuli pox anil
ho wns ut nshoro buforo the Htmmor pasted
outover tho bar. ly our dNpitoluw thh
iirtrnlug wnlnnrn that on tlm arrival of the
ChrHtitr at 'Frlaco, iho llealtli u III cer t hero
would not allow her lo land or discharge
her paskongers until after It is HM-ertalfied
that thero aro no oilier cases on boaid, Tho
Chester at prosont is quarantined,
Nothing Shout ot tinmistsKablo benefits
content"! upon tens of thousands ofsuittir
ers could oriy Ins'e and maintain the reputa
tion which AYKit's 8AhBAl'AlilLl. onjoys.
It is a compound of the best vegelsble al
teratives, with tbo Iodldrs of Potatlum and
Iron, uud is Iho moat etlocttial of all remo
dlfH for HirnfMlou. mercurial, or blood (lis.
orders. Ui lformly successful and certain in
its remedial etfociH, it produces rapid and
complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Boils,
Humors, Pimples Eruptions, Skin Dlteases
aid all disorders arising from Impurity of
Ihe blood. Ily its Invigorating etfeots it
always relieves and often cures Liver Com
plaints, Female Weaknesses and Irregulari
ties, and Is a potrnt renewerof vitality.
For purifying Ibe blood it bas no equal; It
tones ud the yatem, restores and preserves
the healib,and imparts vigor and energy.
For forty years It has been lu extensive use.
and Is to day the mokt avallablo medicine
for the xufWing sick, overy where. For sale
by all Dealers,
From Clackamas County.
Tualatin, Deo. 8, 1877.
Ed. FAnitBit: Thinking perhaps a few
lines from tb Is locality might bo nucoptablo
to somo oUpur roaders of what we nro do
ing In thjMfcirt of Claekimas county, Or
egon, w-0tt$rbo Wlllamotto rlvornndsotith
ofTunlariVer. Itisgotllng to bo pretty
tblckloy ittled up, on an average ofono
settler lo 100 acro of land, nnd fully ono
half undor cultivation. Tlioro is not much
Vicantland In tho vicinity, Tho mnstof
thoso have bought nnd have settled here
among us for tho past coven years, have
boon Germans f.oui tho States, and tlioy aro
gcnorally industrious and good oitlzsns,
send and support our common schools, the
foundation of good govornmont. Tho crops
hero for tbo last year was hardly an average,
owing, I thlnkt for tbo extreme lato wet
spring, very few were materlly Injured by
the early rains In sowing their crops. School
Dlttrlot No. 10, Clackamas county, In oon
noxtlon with Tualatin Grange No. 11, Clack
amas county, have built together the past
season. Tho building is 22x40 feet, two
stories high, the lower story for sohool room
and tbo upper for grango ball, at an oxponso
oft300 to (1,000. but it Is a good building
and Is a crodlt to all that aro Interostod nnd
tbo country. Tbo sohool district has not
failed to have six months school, per year,
lor tho past sixteen yours, nud two years out
of Iho tlinn nluo months per yenr, nud tho
canto was taken up last Monday with thirty
four scholars. Tho monoy jnlod for tlio
bu lid. ng was by dlrcri lex by the tubal
dhtiht, nndby Htibiurlp lm for Ibogratica
lull, but when tho building w.ts completed
thognuigo wns minim about CIO.). Thero
wns n proposition made nnd carried lo glvo a
grango ball on tho l.itThtiridny in Nuvnm
bar, nnd for otolt ono to donnto wlutlover
tlioy pluDHMl for tho Mippur, nud it com.
mlltcu appointed of nirAiictuenti to Intvo
tliltiftn In order, nnd tlio proceeds to i;o
toward tho piytnontof tlio biilldln,'. Tho
CQiisrqtionco was, we had u largo crowd nud
it good supper, plonty to unt nil night, nml
nntotiO'ttilrd of tho provisions consumed;
everything passed oil harmoniously nnd nl
moit money onsiigh to ulnar im of debt.
Tho Worthy Overseer, nnd noting Master,
of tboMinto Grange, liro, A. H, Shipley, was
prosont with his smiling laco nnd doomed to
onjoy lilnseir first rito, nhv.tyu wolcomo;
nnd bo Is always ready to loud it holplng
hand to nny good ciuso. Tualatin Grango,
No, 11 1 , has been organized about four yeaiH,
and has about forty membors, and Is ouo
that might bo called a llvo grango. Wo
havolost throo membors by death; aomo
llftcon havo withdrawn by card to Join other
grangos. Our grango has boon a succots
socially, and bas been worth all tho money
paid out without any olhor consideration,
It la useless for me to write of the benefits of
the grango; thero are many that aro morn
ablo who ought to take tho pon lu hand and
write fearlessly tho truth and glvo encour
agement to all that are faltering. Our work
is not completed; thero Is a wide field open
beforo us for labor; that much good bas
boon accomplished is plain to many dlacern
log mind outsldo the gae as well as In: If
not acknowledged; "la harmony and union
ihoro Is strength; never falter In a good
cause; 1st each individual member do1 his or
her duty; hope nnd pornovcro, and act our
part well, nnd futuro generation may glvo
us tho prulso. Joh. 11aiutow.
P.U03KH Station, Deo. 10, 1877.
Kd.Faumkh: I send you tbo list ofofll
orseloctod to sorvogtbo onaulug year In
Hound Prulrlo Grange, No. 100, P. of II,:
M,,W. G. Eraut; O, S. O.Massey;L.,
Wm. M. Collard; S., Oliver lleora; A. S., H.
J. Jones; Soo., A. M. Ltfollotl; Chsp,, Win.
Harris; 1'., W. U Hubbard; O. K., D. if.
Lafollolt; O., Mrs. W. G. Evans; P., Mrs.
Silas Jono; F., Mrs, D. II. Lafolietl; L. A.
U., Mrs. Wm. Harris,
Hound Prulrlo Grango moots ovory Ihlid
Saturday, ut ouo o'clock, nt Urooks Station.
W. O . IIumiAitu, Seo'y.
Nkw Eua, Deo. e7.
Pomona Grango, No. 4, Clackamas county,
held their annual meeting at this placo on
Tuesday Deo. 11, and olected tbo following
oflleera for the ensuing year: E. Sklrvln.
M.s A. Warner, O.; J. Kruss, H.; U. N. Walt.
A.S.; E. O.Noyer, Chap.; W. W.Jeaaee;
T.; P. It. Eves, Sec; Kobt. Irvln, O.K.;
Mrs, J, Kruse, O.; Mrs. M. V. Eves. P.;
Mrs. A. Jetseo.F.; Mrs. E. Irvln, L. A. 8.
Tbo olllcers will be Installed on the 2d Satur
day of January 1878.
En. Fahmkii: Below Is list of olllcers of
Shedd Grange, Mo. 0, for the year 1878: M.,
John Carnolt: O,, J. 1). Smith; S,, Hon John
son; A, S., W. Fiotcher; L., W. M. Powors;
T.,John Morgau; Chap., M. Thompson;
G. K.,T. li, Spronger; Cares, Mrs. J. 3).
Smith; Pomona, Mrs. M. A. Powors; Flora,
Mrs. Sarah Cornell; L. A. H., Sarah Fur
well. P.
OakPeliitarango,No.a, p. of II., Dixie,
Polk conty, elected tho following. named
olllcers for tho ensuing year: G Hubbard,
M; J Oitmrn, O; H T Huron. L; H W Liiohh,
S; U W Hurry, A S; J O While, Chap; F A
I'Hliemon.S; T II Lucas, Sec: G Taiorn, O
K: Julia Gootlell. C; O M ICIrkiand, P;
Alice Tutom, K; Mary Talom, LAS.
Bound (Ivor.
Tho Chinaman pokon or In yesterday's
edition as lining bo'oro Judge Johnson lor
larceny, thu ovldenco was found Nulliclent lo
convict him, nnd ho was held In tho mini of
two hundred dollars to await tho notion ol
tho next Giaod Jury. In default of bail he
was turned over to the tender mercies of the
Deputy Sheriff for nam koph-.g.
How it is Done-
The first object In Ufa with tho American
nsonlo i to " Kt rich " : the second, how to
roKlo Kol health. The first ran bu obtain
ed by energy, honeatyand saving; lne.se
ond. (i,'ooa haslth) by unlui- Qiikkn'm Avo
ut Ki)WKK. HbouliI you be a lewH)rid)Dt
autlerer from any oftheelTects of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, IndlgMtlon, Ao., surli as
Sick Ueadacbe. I'slpitatlon of thu Heart,
SaurBtoinaoh, llatiitual uost.vannsi', Dlrzl
nuKM nf the Head. Nrrvons Prostration. Iiw
Spirits, ko.i von need not anff-jr another day.
twouoibuoi Auuuai rujwKn wpi ni'eve
youutouc. Sample Jiotlles, 10 cants. Keg
itar sire 75 cnt. J'onitlvlv sold by ail
tlrst class Uruggiats la the U. B.
T. CUNNINGHAM
IN
SALEM A PORTLAND,
Tmnortcm oi
Agricultural
OfcNERAL AGENTS I OU
Garden City Sulky
3Et 3
AND THli
HIISHAWAKA CHILLED -IRON PLOWS
Superior ta anything in thin State;
Monitor Force-feed Seeders and Cultivators Combined,
FARMERS' FRIEND GRAIN DRILL,
e-wton IrVaonsi
Hstol5.s ixxL Carriages.
Sond for
address.
Ciroiilnvs, whicli
ldel4tfj
1II1II1JMMH1WI
C. A. r.r.ui). Notary 1'uliUc,
T. l. Cos.
KEK2D & COX,
Real Estate and Insurance
AGENTftl.
Loans negotiator! on Pavorablo
Terms.
Buy and Sell Gold nnd Silver. Slate, County,
and Ci'y Warrants. r
Agent for Itocd'N Oprru Ilooac.
CST'Offlcc. nt tho corner of Itecil'a Opera Ilnutc,
H-'IS XAI.KJr, Oil. 33jrl
J, L. 1UIIMAIU),
BA.RNARD
I. t.KU.
& LEE.
PRODUCE & COMMISSION
3VEero33.o,xxts,
FROST NTUKa', I'OllTL,MMD,
Went tldo Duck, corner Balmon and Front 8ta.
Hpcctal attention elrcn to Farmer' I'rotlncc of ai.i.
HINDU. uoLHitnmriiN noucitPU, liavo cotincciioiia
lu H-in Francltcu vthlcli enable ua to KOt tlio lot
market price. ocl'J
OREGON STOAMSHIP 00.
UKOULAU LINK
Between Portland and San Francisco.
TIIHOUail TIOKRTH
Can bo purchaced at the nrlnclpal Btatlona of tho
O. & U. 11. It., at
Xtoduood. Xlntoasi.
Bteamcra lcaru both Portland and San Franctaco about
Every Fivo Days,
can
ItA'
7 lng I'afaenKcr and Fieleht at tha L(
Ki. It la tlm nnlv lino etnylni Iho U. H.
I WKI.LH, FAKUO A CO.'H KXl'ltKHS.
and
Tho Utcamthtpa of thla Company nto rated A 1, and
aro now, eleyant, aud complcto In ovtry particular.
anucuniiBioi iuo
State of Oregon,
(Now building,) 3.000 toua burden,
George W. Elder,
(1703 ton,)
City of Chester,
(I2S0 ton.)
AjaX, OUO ton,)
SFor freight or piMaire, apply at tha Company' oi
:e, corner K and Front HJuete, roiiTl.AND,
no'Jlf UEU. W. WBIULEH, AKvnt.
w.wftarauurosi).
I. W. WSATHSXIOSA.
Weatherford &
Co..
Wboleaale and Retail Dealtr In
DRUGS
PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS,
Patent Medicines.
CHEMIC ALS,
JR errumery
TOILET GOODS,
Etc, oto.
PURE WINESand LIQUORS,
For Mudicinal puroiea.
Modlolnos Compounded,
Proscriptions Fillod.
and
Weatherford & Co.,
FeStf
Cnmmftrrlaltni(tt. NAliKfll.
The 1'. P. T. C'o.'s Steamer
WILL LKAVB
Portland iv Jliiomi VlHtii
uikI AVay JL'ortw,
BVERY TUK8DAY, THUitSDAY, HATUBDAV.
People,
Patronizo Your Own Boat
rrfectfen nnaliiNt IIIkU
QaaniBtce! I
it ale
& CO.,
- OREGON.
Implements h
CNjES
TUB CKLRUIUTRD
Gang and Walking
w grP
Oixlt -vclXot' s.
will bo forw.irdcd froo to any
T. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
ko. cban & co.:
niONP bT., 1'UIITI.AKI),
IE:iv Tiow Opcncil Tlitslr
MEW FALL STOCK
....ur....
Biplc find Fioioy
l 11 Y GO O D S ,
....AN).
jadies'
Dress Goods,
An Immonoo Varioty.
EVERY DEPARTMEnT
Koplo -vltli
NOVELTIES.
Oct. 7. J !m
NEW STEAM-SHIP LINE
IIKTWKEN
San Franoisoo Tand Portland.'
The P. G. 8. 8. Co.
WILL I1KKKAFT4U HUN A LINK OF 8TKAM
ahlp reuulatiy, every Hvo daja botnecu Baa
Franclico and l'ortland ,
AT GREiVTLY REDUCED "RATES.
jr. ni. incoitAuitN tt co.
AlIUIIIS.
PP" Ticket for aln by
II. . IIOON, Afcnt. 8AI.HM.
JOHN GRAY,
Formerly lu Uurliln'a Illoek, tin Jut npcneil a LirRO
and coinplftu Hlutkof
Carpots, Oilcloilis, Mattings,
AND
Houbo - Furnishing Goods.
Nftxt to D.tlryiiiplu A llrowu,
ATAUKKV'.H IILOCK, - nALKlI, OI,
WlllCII WILL MR OLII AT
Lowest Cash Rates!
Willi
OHKGON AND WAMIINCiTON
MORTGAGE SAVINGS BANK
((.IMITI'.IU
Ofllco In 1'ortlaud,
SAVI1VUM IIAM4 llltll,UIC,
v9 Flnt .trot.
lrrlilcnt of Hroltltli Heard of Dlrrelnro,
AI.UXA.NDKIt UUIIKI.A Y, K( Hhlpbuild it.
llunileii.
Head ODIcr, U7 Hunk vt., Dundee.
l'rerlilvnt of()rri:iin lloarl of Director.
DONALD MAULKAY, Hx (uf Cnrbllt A ilaeleay,)
Mnnni'ln Dlticlur,
WILLIAM ItltlD, i:n Furlland.
ThI HMlnr Hank nrchin ilepfllta not only front
thu It itti'lilal ant firmlutt clnrv of Onyoii but aluu
firm Huil In (I, lorlliv urit.ru of unfely I in i 1 1 in' Mm
mini- (tlonx wllli lt eapltal) prlMlpully mi llial I'.t
ll Morli'ituc ururiil ntu Imiiiiivnl Fiiirii Bud
I'urlLtnl Ctj l'npirlli,aiiil loateM It Drpiiillnnt
ii'l ullirro li. lIuiMcllin oil. ulliliiurt urn! luipiuro
inelita wllliln lliubltttc.
I.ouhn iiikiIo on ICt'iil Kxtntr, 10 rrrcent.
JUL 1 1 -V7" 1 TJL 13L 1 O
NUltSHKY.
SETIf LUELLINO & SON,
IJKOl'JIIBTOIIH OF TI1K AIIOVI5NVMKD HUlt
. nry. bf,' leavu to oill thu a IciiiIjii ol Frult
men. and all other whn lli tt ir euro trood, fatal,
thy Tree, lo their IMMKNhB bTOCK OF
I Kill TKJEES.
coauTiNo of
Apple, Pear, Poach, Plum, Cher
ry, Prune,
ml many other roDci-llM.i a vi ileile. tie price Of,'
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