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WILLAMETTE FARMER; PORTLAND, OREGON. DECEMBER, 29 1882. jjfATE, TERRITORIAL NEWS "rainon railroad, haw le-n .nejrn'.r of k on account of damage done hy th.) atorm jr "r! f TYTn a Via nl fin fjjhuei Jack-on. a l.oiice. ..-...-. uty, uiea at ma imuo ...-"-., 22nd inat. ThroUKh all the country bridjjta have Iwen tried away by flooda that have oicurttlin ecember. $jjamea D. Holman, an old p'oro r nf Ore arm. aed G9 am' an excellent mn. one of Ac but, died in this city, Dr cml er 20th. jif The venerable F. O. Schwttka. nf Salem, I liately had his fot amputated, but h getting Ytlong well since. I 7 Mr. Cyrus Bucltman has cued the citv of East Portland for $9, due hi.n for services a viewer. if A project is on foot to build a wharf at Port Orford. Vjffc. H. Pickens has a contract with the rail nad mmnarv to buddIv 1.000 cords nf wood M the Urive crrek tunnel, jacaaun guuuvy, ! tannery ia established near n.rnaaie, '.Whatcom county. V . T. ,g8am Howard, a miner at Fort Jnner, Sf-ott valley, has found a nugnet weighing 160 Snce, worth $2 500, on Indian creek. He if very much out of luck heretofore. C. W. Burraee and others are prospering tor Iron ore in Jackson county. '1A new elevator, in the fine uilding to be oicupied by Murphy, Grant 4 Co. w-ia pre . dpitatrd from the fmuth etorv to the cellar ;fcd Constant MrMillen, a young man wl o 'was on it, was killed. j&A sex ere storm f thunder and liuhtnine, ..oocureel off the Columbia bar, Sun lay, the 4l7th inst, The pivot pier for the bridge across hnake river la to In built inside a large oii'san, rhinh una Intel v art Into DOSltion Men ate 'ttnar at a nrlr Inuirln this, on the llO'tom of the ?river, with water 35 feet deep surgi c around li!fem' M At Fisher's ftible, Salem, aprol orenred jfbetween Jim Murphy and Tom Mo Nary am' landed by Mo Na'y i i-ig stabbed in th- leg -S.Murphy was arrested by the city nnrhal. -t A Chinaman's hop leaped through the win dow of the ticlot office of the Weat Side r ad, here. John had to pay $9 costs and lost two ot his pigs th.it got away. John A. Carr, the well known Portland Slitta'an. is arrested under requisition fr m a Sheriff of Butte county, California, to 'answer a charee of having murdered a man ? there eighteen years before. ,A man named Fred Wilken, employd on a new building in course of construction, was killed by a fall from the third at. ry to the 1 Cellar. A man who has several names was arrested as Ubarles Smitn to answer mo cuis " n horse stealing in Baker county. Portland people have been talking of build, ing a new hotel to cost 400,000 but it was alftalk. There is not a Brat-clar-a hotel here. ' The Portland Water Company is arranging to inorea-e the water supply to Keep up wn the demand. X Wells. Fargo ft Co. will hardly succeed in . ..jii..n th railroads to rive them exclu- , 'iaireibertv to carry on the express busincas 4pver lines not yet completed. M Four Chinamen were killed by a land iHde Tnear Rooster Bock. ' There ia a hard set about Pendleton, Umv fltilla county; two of them tried to rob K. U. feSanbert ne night, but he got away from .Jthem. Jf Adiwoveryof eold at Silver Oek Falls, jTMarion county, is the latest excitement, Tbacke'1 up by some fine specimens. J. B. Montcomerv. the well-known rail 'road contractor, while driving in Portland, had a Pinaway and got his leg broken, Thethreehorse thieves who escaped from -th Ooldendale I til have been recaptured. 1 - . r. TH : nn affrAV I At thn Uascartet VJ. J. rreeic, " " -.-j, killed George Tenfal. M...M .:.!,, t WHa Walla. John ThorntO", - brakeman, fell under the wheels and was killed. m nili TT.rrlirr. daughter of Hon. H. r. ftrlardire. died at her home, Fairfield, Marion Rj . "; , U( county, last wt ck TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Rochester bank has suspended, and Upton, its President, proves to have been very dishonest. Iron men have had a meeting and decided that though iron is very low in price, the demand it healthy, De L'ng's He ids (how that he was an able commander and that all criticisms of Ids canr-e are m jut. In a Senate d-lwite on Civil S rvice Reform, Wet, of VV. H Virg na, severely crlt cized the party in Power for its failure to perfect reforms Senator S atcr asks for $000,001, with which ti commonce hullding a stun jetty at the mouth of the Columbia river. The whole cost will be $3,710,000. Wiscoi sin railroads earned $18,000,000 in 18S2, over S't.OOO.OOO increase. Stanford & Co. want Congress to consolidate all the roads from San Francisco to New Or leans in a through line, to simplyfj matters. Gen. Grant has been entertaining a Japan, ese prince. Gov, Hendricks declares he will not be a candidate for President. There have been earthquake shocks in New Hampshire. (Sermany iutends stationing larger garrisons on the Russian frontier. Oer at Port Townsen 1 a system of smug gling good, from Victoria has longbef-n prac ticed. Lately Custom officers arrested a slo p with contrabrand wine. Lst Sunday there was an outbreak of Creek warriors in the Indltn Tttritory betren dif ferent bauds of Indians. List year Cldcigo grew faster than ever be fore in all its hit ry. There was a disgraceful scene in the Senate betwten Bet.k, of Kv., and Mahnne of Va On the Canadian Picific road lhere is 2$ milts of rotd l.udtla ly. There is a rumor that Oautumala will ask admittance into the United Stat s. A bill reported to the Senate, proposes that railrrail cornianies shall pay taxes on land granteo to them. Recent reports fay the Panama sharehold ers are disgusted with the great outlay and small results and look for an early collapsa of the enterprise. A resolution will be intr duced in the Sen ate f r the perfecting of the land grant to the road from Portland to Astoria. It is intimated that Renedell, who is one of the Star Routers, will turn states evidence against the rest. The old steamer California has been rebuilt a-id as the "Eureka," will be put on the Alas ka r. ute. A postal car, containing mail for Oregon, waa burned Dec. 21, near Schenectedy. Iron manufacturers are worried over the prospect of a o'langein the tariff laws. Ingersoll hss opened the caaefor the defend ants before the Star Route jury. The biggeBt dredge ever made was lately launched at Philadelphia for the Panama Canal. Texas has a school fund of $lH,r00,000. An earthquake shook things up at Havana, Cuba. Intimate friends of the President say he ha been misrepresented in regard to hii sympathy with ConkUng. TWO THOUSAND Au RES ... OF FAUMS . Ncnr Willamette River, 5 miles North of Snlem. THE ABO E CONS iT OF VALUABLE FP.MS. uell Imm-oreil ami under c nl cultlv.tlon. and Includes Excellent Mlmi Lnnd. The Ileal nf llnp Lnml. an I la nil i mhI tamilm: Liinil, it Is Uvorahtj tuatct, btlnir within flvo nillta ot Sa'em and close to the w illamette rlv,-r I will 11 st -it a hirtraln i i onebo-l),or In lrti to pit on llbeial term pplv to dciMtt THOMAS CltOS , Silem Oreron. Pure Bred Berkshire Swine IMPORTED STOCK MY BOAIl OAK CiKOF. WAS UROUOHT from England and hit dam oaa a lamout prize winner I have fine pltrs on hand and ready tor sale Alto I have the beat breeds ot Imported I'olnml China Bvrlnr, Imported from I he beat Eat ttrn henla Myiwi -Ul have plira next Spring. THOMAS CKOs, deo2!t( Salem, Oregon. Spanish Merino Sheep T OFFER A FEW THOnOUOHBREn MERINO FOR sale, I invite correspondence or will be jrlal to show customers mv rarra n aim creew, d nines souui of Salem. THiiMAS CRO-8, Salem, Oretroh. FS. Akin. TenSelHnr. H. E. Dosch. Kta k hw lEff Eh a 1u,unmVb.HH pq -- gHH9 HIS PQ PBaliliiH and JOHN CBAN& CO.. SPECIAL OPGNIXO . .OF.... Colored Dress Goods, Silk Vel vets and Plushes. We U dlspl'T THIS WEEK a choice aasort- ment ot the NEWEST attlea In Silks and Woolen DRESS MATERIALS, and call rtperlal attention t to the following line which we show In the moat rdetdrahle .hades and colore, with buttons and Trlmmtngs to match: CeBDF.TTK CLOTHS, SIR 411 SCITIMCS., nKAP HE CRODR, IttUMINATKD RIECBS, JERSEY 8CITICS, RILLIARD CtOTHS, FANCT CeMBIXATION gtrlTIXSS, SCOTCH PLAUS, ETC. Silk Department. In this Department we show a Tery large choice assortment of Colored Velvets -and Plushes. OTTOMAN SILKS, In Black and Colored, the Latest Novelty, J0HNCRAN& CO. oct20m3 bee that our Trade Mark "THE BUSS." A. S. & CO., la i n every pa'r. Every Jair Guaranteed. Janlm6 AKIN, i-LLINU Si CO. 'V A vonni? man namofl Ctmppel, ?otrunk jt aoldemlale. anrl then wfs shot hy a. v aiy 1 Cnllv. Adine Deputy-snerm. iw'; -tconrfrler. rl hopeless. W Georee vens, Daniel Slmpaon and David 'f Medina were drowned at Yaquina last weok. ' j The force on Ainsworth bridge is to be In creased to 600 or 609 men. . Frank Shrrwoorts, a carpeuvi-r, v '-" "" mount a rar in motion on the N. t . - - and was thrown under and fearfully crushed. He died in the Spokan Hospital. The N P R. R- Co. have 100 men at work trradinKaheavv cut near Hell Gate. KlnHtat county. Six miles has been done throuph rock. ti. o-t m.iw Mill Commnv talk of buildinH a nilroad from Oyster Bay to tho Phuhalia river, to cost $400,000. Superintendent Stone has landed 350 000 t ties from the henn waters oi vuo .... - Ainsworth. Patrick Fennel, one of the engineers ol the steamer Oregon. Sheriff Sprseue. of Oroville, uai.. is iere after John A Carr accused of munler ther eighteen years ac;o. Jeff Simpson, aged 21, was killed Jjv acci dent at ft logging camp m Kings vsll.y Lit week. Frank Crocktr waa drowned and stage and mail loat by the oerflow of a branch of the Klickitat At Ooldendale. KHckiUt countv, several horses and cattle thieves escaped jail and took a lot of new Jail blankets. r u.i r.nav owed SO. who was some. .:m- .i.nrwil with nain. threw herself in'o the Willarnttte at Portland and drowned. t .. Tl.r . n nneer of 1847, ased 74, died at hia horre. i esr.Butteville, in Marion coun- ty, ou tleTtbimt. The firs' hydraulic elevator has ten put in optratinn in a noietaie uuu ,- ..... j More will crrae. Jdw B.". "f the Second Diatr.ct ha. Wen htldin? conrt for Judce Koise at Dalla.. Attrrn.y General Brew.ter baa Ordered tie z-,-2 u . rcn-r v .t Snlem aold. fn the1 8th I of Fel niaiy. aatufv judgment in U. S. Ul ' tnct Cnmttirecmer money of which Oris. well .f-amlel tovtrnmeni some yean k.u. The effirt ti Rt the Prtsident to' pardon Gnsillfailel The Vfclaon Cordage Company has jncor poraM in Portland for the manufacture of twin, rope, to. Hope, It is somewhat singular that it is the little State of Rhode Island, least of all the Sitters in the Union.that should have inscribed upon ner seil the one word, Hofk. One would think that the founders of the State had fore seen that in its chief citv. Providence, there would aftei wards te discovered a remedy for tho afflicted, which has inspired more hope in the hearts of the sick than any presented to the public. But whither they dreamed of Hunt's Remedy or n t, that medicine is pro duced in Rhode Islmd.and emhodies in it the cheering word of her Btte seal, Hope. H' r does it bid men hope only to mock their hopes, but with power to satisiy ana cure, j o all who have dropay, weakness of the back produced by an affection of the kidneys, cr any other ailment of the kidneys r urinary organs. Hunt's Remedy cOTes with hope Trv it, and vu will bless both Little Rholy and Little Rhody's most celebrated produc tion. Hunt's Remedy. JOS. WAGNER & CO., SI North Front airett, Portland, "r. Manuttcturera and Dealer In French Burr Mill Stones AND PORTABLE MILLS, Sbaltlnir, Gearing, rallies, and all -pedal Iron Work for Flouring Mills. JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT .... CHRISTMAS IS NEAR ! We nlve apirtlilllstol HIE8ENTS suitable lor any age, relation, rr condition ol Friendship. Ring, Watchea, Lockets, Nccklacea. Watch Charms, IJoevo Buttons, Studs. Pins, Clocks. Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Opera Glasses, Vest Chains, Napkin Rings, Silver Table Ware, Knives, Forks, Card Receivers, Spoons. Jewel and Card Cases. THE IAKF.ST STOCK OF TUB ABOE TO BE FOU'D IS BALF.M, AT F. D. M'DOWELLS, COMMERCIAL STREET, - - SALEM, OHEOON. PORTLAND CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. 804 A 806 Fourth Street, Portland, Oregon. ' sjJsPwKjftjfr ssssssssssssWL?SWBCl yJr Ji'yT J I r " BssssssT Jr Builders of Fine Carriages of Every Description. Repairing In all Ita liranchea. Even Departuunt OllcJ with drat claaa workmen, and nothing but th beat work allowed to lean th hoass7" The Portland 1'arrlaire manufactory la th only Institution ol iuklnj In Portland. Bum'es. PhaeUrs. Catruurea, and erery claat ol ork turned out to order and aatlilactlon fruaraaUsd. Portland Carriage Manufactory. SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM. SKESOWILLIAIV. BECK& SON IMPORTKHS AND DEALE11S IK Guns, R!f!es, Revolvers and Fishing Tackle, BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSrl aSPVBBBBBBBBBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBsW. MAZAItD'S SPORTING AND BLASTING POWDEB, AOENCY FOR THE CELEBH ATED BAKER DOUBLE AND Til REE BARRFL GUN COMBINED. IM A 1ST Hfroml !.. Ufl. Unrrlaon unit lanihill rorllund, r u- n. , .. ISO- tr for tbk mr best -b Ladles ffllK- who suffer 1 rem lots of prtil- from impertrct digwtion, low tpiriu d i rx. drbillty msy bTe lif and health itttwfd and inl.Bnittly fiUnded by the use Orerfed Pigs When young pigs are sick it may be prety ceitamly understood that they have been overfed. The general treatment of pig stem to be based upon the idea that they are natur ally greedy and glnttenous animals, and that this habit should be encouraged as much as BOS'lble. Hence all tho diseases which so fre quently affect pigs. When youns, a pig is a tender animal, with a stomach not Urger that of a human infant about as old, and yet peo pie will cram the little creature with sour slop, grease, milk and cornmeal until it can swallow no more, And when the pig is sick one onders what is the mitter. We do not feed lambs, or calves, or tolts, in that fashion, hence these are rarely di.eaaed. Cough and difficult of breath ng is caused by ii dme'tion, and the common dise se of wh'ch partul iaral)Sis of the hind puts is the chief synip. torn, and which s cerehro spinal meningitis, which is caused by m ligestion and malnu n tion, which cause duturbance of the circula tion and congestion of the brain and spinil marrow, with loss of nervous power. The treatment is to the a dose ofadtaand cno scruple of saltpetre daily afterward, and feid very sparingly Dublin Farmer' Gazette. A Good Thing For Mill Men. ' The eatablishmem of the branch house of J ps. Waggner i Co, of San Francisco, at 21, North Eront Strett, in this city, will prove a benefit to .the mill men of the North Tacific Coaat that they ill not be tlow in apprecia ting. Heretofore mill men of Oregon and Wathington Territory have been comp lied to serd their i rders eaat or juc-niuxsimi uu. eral machinery dealers, and in either case not securing the article they wanted Mr lllack, th, rcuah mill right of thirty-five years ex perience, has charge of the buainess hire, and his acquaintance with the null men ot thn Sj percountn, will at once inauie the home a ,.i h..ithir Tiitronaire. It 18 netdlets to add that orders sent to this house will be filled promptly, and tu the satisfaction of the pur chaser. Readtbeir advertUtment eltewhtre in this paper. Just Open. Complete Stock. J. D. RUSH, D RUGGIST. NO. M Flral Hlreel, Portland, Oregon trtscii tloiu carelully couipoundecl, dy ar nljht Pdtrjnage ol the pnbllc ao ltlted. deWm3 JEFFERSON HOTEL. Corner Flrat and Jefferaon fctroet, PORTLAND, - OREOON. TUB OLD "NAKUOW 0OUE" HOUSE. NEW man eement. Rcflited and relurnUlitd In vood shape Tble supplied lih the bekt 1 1 the market. " r ,1. 99n n OLDS & KING, OUR STOCK or FALL AND WINTER GOODS Is now complete and Second to none in the city in quali ty and quantity, The Stock has been select ed with great care from the BEST MARKETS, And embraces everything in the line of DRY GOODS AND ETS' FURNISHING GOODS. Our prices are alwayB as low as the lowest. Samples sent on application, and ORDERS Carefully and promptly filled. OLDS & KING. GOTO GEO. W. DA VIES' PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS, Cor Flral and Tnjlor Hlrrela, I'orlland, Or. PRICES, VERY REASONABLE. FARM MACHINERY. No. ISO Flral at, , bet. Taylor A Yamhill. 0ctl3m3 AN OFFER TO FARMERS. I have Invented Belt Supp jrllnif Hoard tence.needt no pot, an be made in the barn i li ruin d ya, costs SO hi a io I le8 th-in post ml board fence It Ii n t 1 atented. bui lor aOcent. I will wj 1 1 lLLl srRiTKD I rCK KKATisa ttllimjh w to mil. it, an 1 (iMio thu lol lol(T lleiniuml. Ikt, aone loot boaw 1 imckct rule. 2d K ndall'a Ilor a II ok. 100 n'i , 15 lllmtiationt 8 1 oi e pillage ol SuirarTrouxli t.ourd, Acmo Trmato, lnaelleadLeutci., Verbeu. rblo,fr all the above forOOicnt Addiew, WALWIF I KuM der22 5t I oa 71, OxI( rd, O SEED SPEEDS, H. HANSON, MO. 82 FRONT STIUET, (NEAR OAK ) POUT i.n n,MMn keens all kind of (jarilrBt Hrld, llonrr. Buiba. Tree Heed and ra Seed, l.anlcii Imiilrmciila. Alao a complete assortment of Ornameutal Treea, xliriibber)', Koe, Kier- grei , He dTSPECIAL HTES TO DKALKHS. Kee.1 Store and oiflv-o- Number b2 t root itrret near Oak, I'ortlind, Oreuon TIIK J. I. CAHK I'LOWH. The TRIUNl'll HKLUEBH and II KILLS. We are Hie sole aicnta lor Oregon and Washington Territory of the celebrutoi J. I CASE l'LOWL "TniUMI'II" SEfcDhRS and DIIILLH, tudiaker fatni and M'KINO WAOON8, J I. Caaa Traci Ion Kniiofa, Portable Enirlnea, tnirlnea on Bklda, alid (jlnula or doublt Saw Mills Call and sea us or hriuior uiuiofueo. bTAVEIl U WALKKK, Front at, loot oi Baimon, Port and. deilmO A First rate 450 acre Wheat and Sheep Farm for Sale. FIVE MILEH FKOM SALKJI THIIUK 1IL.N0 re 1 and hlty acrea in tu tuition " ne hundred aerea bea er land, whkh mikes a capital in, rdow btocleater ill oath Held, all well fence 1 lleilthy locution Trout stream a mile 1 mr thrr u jli th faun rpplyto at. K. IMIt.K. nov2Uf Salem, J'arlon Coui ty Oreifon. TREE SEEDS. WE DAN SUPPLY IN QUANTITIES TO BUIT Plum, Peich, and Cherry P ts Apple, Pear an 1 yulnce Seed Alao all kin Is ol Fruit lreei Lur. rinK Ooo,eberries, to. Aspirus rootn , rtrio 3 ).r old at per 100 JllL!'hlL.,,K,.S..ii i Bdecit Cor. Front and Taylor B's , Portland. D. W. PRENTICE & CO., , THE LrADINQ. Music Dealers. 107 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. MAKE HENS LAY An Pmitih Vrtermarr Bonconn anal now Iravniltiv In tbls cooi, try. savs that of the llnrse and Catlle Powdera aold srewonlileislrs.il. lie ssrs lbs I Hturlcku'. f nndirinn I'fiwdera ara abaolutalr nur. isl inuBamMly valuable Nothlniton earth will make htm. lav ll Hnrnaan s I nnoinon reworn inimm, i uufi. HENRICH8EN & GREENBERG, 119 First Street, Portland, Oregon Diamonds, Silver -Ware, Watches & Jewelry. CLOCKS, SPECTACf.KS, KTC Naullmlliolrilliir nl nml tlt liminniielrra mini b Irausll tiliei'illn nii'l ieulni. uu, ., USE iiOSE PILLss I Wm& GJZZZ2) t$M Oregon & Washington Mortgage Savings Bankot uregon. FIBT NATIONAL rliNIa, OF HALU1. tITV OF KlLLU'it tO' CAPITOL MILD. AMEKICAV tlimrAUilsK IOTIPAMV, OF HIIMIIIU.. KCQ1LA1W rilO PRlVhNT Intonveul pie to our uistjinem on I aw unt of lhencr.t cb.iue, j-rmlt me t y tlut Ihi L-u .d-e MorU'ilo JuiPv f Bcotlan I. haa noooiiifUl nwhit-Ver an I never hid, llh ny ! the, me ' Inswullons, all I liih are under my "tiTaThIICVN MO.iT.iAOE CUMPAS1 and the 01iniAUKi''AI.NnS HANK have attrnt ftOU.bOO IO H. WHS vlOHn.AI.IM. At my oitlce in bivii.js llink Hull In Fir.t ir.i. w er I .ball It 1M ' rt. . Hilltiuna for W loan, sn I '" aEIUt P. 0 Uraaer Su 20 ( ondltlnn Powders are absolute! intra lertdins Condition Iowdrs lnM.Iteas fal to 1 pint food Sold everywhere, or scut by null lor II leuer-slamps. I. a jouhsok a cu , loto, Portland Carriage Factory. Between Front and Fin VI. VT. Between Front and First Btreet, on YainliUI, Portland. ru nrrrm PliLPAHEI) HAN "FK IFIOIli: ANH OIFN8 1III SI IIIM1 BFArON OF 18S FULLY t'lu'lppeil with tho bo skllli.lUbor proouralloat Ibe hut and tie list n stir Isl found in thenorld, U inanulatturo every thine In t llnu ol Buggies, Carriages, Pheatons, Webfoot Dog Carts, Light Speed Wagons, Light and Heavy Buck Poards, Deiter Www. bidt C.ar and W bite Chapel H airons, Nprlnic ai il II err I a.tsl rn( msil aiiii., Ili ly Hack rk. IlVivi tul Iitllierj Wagons llot.l (.ns, etc , I ullt of tl, letl la.t rn MtKrlsl larp.t and be fu4i.ti.aof an .1.0.unll.IViofliUtaiiUi,iiaraiiUvitj una. I ur nli. iulrh (Uttsinotbi 11 atl by any dealer in.l n.ni luturer Vttlie tomefo" aijtl j u siit ami inpsre ollb sny of mf comflltorsandbitoinlml ". n, i" xoimnvKST T,u rv ---. r , r A. .ii i . ... . i of Mt L1 K- Fininimi rr-inru.c. u. . jr Million! of rckge ot the uuraonu i.... io-l.lnt to the femmloconatltation. I . u. u., without a linzle coin We ?re not only i living Wth in Mrj. P ink- J. Kvtry where they r the favorite him. but re Mnred that her medicine J, are at oa. moat Agreeable and efficaciou.. ' uyM- Data's W bite Metallic Ear Marking Label, stamped to order with name, or name and addrtaa and num bera. It U reliable, cheap and convenient HHa at sight and give perfect satisfaction. IUtulra O IMce-LUt and samples free. Agents wanted. C. II. DANA, Weal Lebanou, N. tt. fltST MARKET PEAH ' Alll.l'l LSI.1'1 All, Al'l'I.t. Ill will appear Monday XKWS. lY THIS MANAOE- rl II. U ItPtS. liJlllIt . .. " - ----- - - . ment t" annu, in-e io-ih.ij m. Till: MMtTIIMIl-T l WH mornl if, Ja- u.ry 1 IMZ. AlllA CU1.K vr, lli rsm W Grade Jersey Bull for Sale I'W A III I J I I-Mi 1 Af - I . . in ili,liV 'i itr luuu. Itl u-rr. i - Asymm, c., v. i,i ti li IPLDH .Uvsx uspnM Ad iC4ulVM J. K. t OLLI-. M"wfc a. dectt Bim, Oiwa. KSkj Ku .VUl, roillaiul. OifitiiM . K. FOWKKS, MAM Ml" htk IMl-OkTPR iht JOhfM it FURNITURE, Itcililiii!!. 'iii'm'.h, 1'iipcr Hung inS Stoves, mill Crockery and Glassware. HUam Factory-Water Slreet, Utwwn Moi tromarf ainl lUrrlsou. Hlrtels t srehouso lWtsrid IMS Klrst and l .!. d SlxutU I-OKIIASII, IIKMU', MOV Spll 1