East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1889, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC-cunAY. FKBIlUAttY J3, 18S0. "r..l OrBonl'1 Mrmich OBIrc. .j.min EnMrrii Orron sro conllMIr "?,. when tn roriiuiiu, huh mates ,CII"7. . . ".. Tlilr.l LlM.il l,t,r, .i lull fllNK " t . ... . ! . Portland dallies, and othor urt- " " nn.UitrtiniuliilPitii rt Xa ihi-ru Ik n telephone lu llienlllco t .11 ilim writ"""' ivIhlJllhli.VI IUi All I I1UIIU11 Lmnd lilork linen ni inn n. u. iimiuuiR ....i.i. uml Johnson struct. rtimiUv " . ii .. t.i nntl 1'IM 11 tn MlllulfiV it'. . .. ... u i.i u-iuiu iimMbiiiiiuiin J .1 3 P. Ill lll- I""' 1!IJ!l.ly thw" tint connected wllhother KXTKACOI'IKH. (itrt copies ot the Kow Year's. Kaht .tlf lut flllfl CVEIIlil IkllUimUiU t 10 centH ft copy, iti wropiwrs for mailing If tlewred. rostuge IIKKVlTIKft. J.C. I-onK, tho Milton miller, Ih in It at tlio display of valentines ut tho Kj- tn loan on personal security. .tAM .1, filifirnn. l.Vo. 1 iiiullty o timothy hay Ih for ,yT F. Hotirko. . fiiun 'I'mlrlo butter, for pain ut 1).. lorn, nimi corns ii xuii. fa, S H. Dickcrson hnu rooinH to rent u.jAii'1 illt llTIHH. 1 tm-tofllco Imih been cstublls'ied at tiarlU'M county, V. T., and Win. uaiiiiolutfil postmaster. He St Jouln crematory has been stJ to tliu ground, anil now kilobit litis It-elf. It urneditM, fate, fl Walla Will In iionltentlarv connnls oti received orders yostciday morn Ul,txi),00) hrlfk, wanted hy local inlet fever Iiiib assumed an epidemic Income put ta oi vjoiumiiui eouniy, j:..........., .,t,..,l.,i. tin. tjiitinnlu In .'nliuiv race. tkjnork of lilting up tlio nuwniurlorM i t UV llriiK toro nun iwon iiwiriy 1.1 .1 I l.lUII ll V.ltlllltll .Cinii MIIH HIU IMilwvrtn ui v.iiuf 'L.ll luMIIII. iitcMiito tr.iiiHiu:tionH arc on tho in ..l l 11.. t . ...1 I In t-l mi v Mm ii'iat ll ,.f If. Vi Kl,, French who wua on tlio nuul i. unffi-i'il a rolapno, and immt now en anouicr riCKO inlclesi of Innoriiomtlon liavo boon I ...I.... KJj I II II 14 . i . o f ... ...1 It llannfiml an InconoralorM. I. DiiMiiU-ry tt Co. lmvo rimtod the try llowiiiau bulldlni? on Cottonwood cUla a orllon of tholr largo Block of lko county lnw cwlabllHlicd tho rcpu n of befnK tho coldwt county in i . ...... Bfilt In I'u.ii lntr w.r iliitmiifflii tn im Willi , 1 MiWon, a comimtent druiM from i Ihll.M iirrltl'd 111 I Vl(lk'tOll Hf ily, ami will huvo rlmnw of Lcwor A Uh lii-.uu:h duiK Ktoro on Main and m. . i.. vu phi ijint I li;uf lo:it of tho O. U. X. Co.'M 1 . it .1.1 tT...l ... tfilU Alt i at mutanti lonuuy. " I..,. .. il.,) ttimi i'iTi.OOO worth of !, tin oily BUir. Tim 'dainuQ will (onsldiralikt. rtknnvl...MiU lliorlllnv" WIIH tllO III 'ii it I tlA.l tl.ii Miiinilnv lUIUy Willi II unn.l,vit miu t.... f.. t.f.. 1iii.autu tnr tinu'M oioriunn in in wi"'" i ii .ii.i f,ir mliii ii 1 1 linn tit v oi benutlfnl f.OI. iwran iret tho bent ol arlllUlal tootn Jr,0 J, Whllaki-r'H dtmtal ofllco now WLM iK'r not. .Ml ouirr ui rcducwl. All work warrantcu. tun 1 .llunnlnrllprt" haVO Wl'll 'ort r.ia clllliA Hit. IUL!llllllllU UI till' i V ar. and tho Benerat niorai oi 'stiah Im . n kooiI. It in probably dm' iwoil resolntioiiH" on Now i'ar T!U Walla Statetinian: Ch:tne t writcn from hl mining camp near -t, that tholr proniwctH aro mort I.II...I ti ... .i. ilmv iirfL'ri'H-i -"itlieir tunnel tho richer hecoincH tho ttril f!nre I no ono who walks Urn prind- HreetH of l'cndleton at ntpiu u . .. . 1T ...II r.v HA tl una niwirvori 10 iiuunuu w fiirlhtiret, a retif-rtor on tho Tucoma 1II MIOl kl'll llllll IH" -ni ijy Attornov Waniplcr in la SlMi.n I .',. I..r1rfnir.l. Illlll HttUOkCll "it in i no itiscr. wiiit" i.iw.it,"- "e i on . i. XimI ill i.niilf,,,.! will leave on thin 'UIHL' M Initn tnr I'nrtluilil. for tllO Wlir 'Muttt'iuliiiKthoArinHtroni' nuiinn;o in that nlaco. Hho will rumai" on months in that excellent cuuca 1 institution . riMrii t-entlomani who pacd 1 .. II ' iMTl -,.,, 1.1 1 1- KHVH II1UL llllllll- ' ' . i tho Ktate to Oroon nrui l" .r bt ,ii Torrit.irv thin war Mill IW a ia own dreaiueil ol i) i. i i- V i Wt'bt. ii;i.vturn of our oriwunry l.liV ill U H tlut u will iwucmiy mi Iieforoa Mutiieient nwn' ..i .nil.! ni.tiitiiml tn fiarl ut) K- r t itv itevoillo. WJkU'h tlio " i t'.d in waterworks .' s u.I iv ckeninj;. after tho servictw r in tint i iiK'riM'.iiionui rnuivii. it'emnt uiii iu. ma, in tn organize a fS.L' IV VII vnilnff m'Oltlo Who no disposed are wirdially inv tcU "ireecnt huu Join tins orBauiiauun Tho "fakir' tactics observed In the no Kotlaiionn of tho prlie-llBlultiK bull-iloiM, Kllrnln und Hulllvan, weru iiuilatod ex' nelly tho other day liy acuuplo ot IVnille tonjouiiKmora. They "Migncd artlcluH" forapiizo-llitlo tuko place near the deiioi wuter taukf, but on nrrlvlnunt tho Htot tho light did not eouio oil', owln to miKiiv .i riiKrL-uiueiii neiwcon tlio pllll climlM. One wanted to light accoidlnir to rttlcH, "utand-upaiid knock down," tho other to wn silo, goUL-i), bito and tear where occindon olleretl. Tliev could ar tivo at no conclusion, and thevouns tin-c-tatorH who had wageted their "ihjs.h-hm'ouh on tho result were diHappolntcd. ljint ovenitiK Hev. 0. 11. leo was itKreeablyHiirpilted by a large numter i.f hm parinliibncrH, who called iiihjii lilui in a budy anil brought I hat which doelli tho heart good lu the liupi of groceries, Hour, ham, jwtatocH and tho like, to gether with cukes and HMcctmcatB of nil uuncrlptiouH. In hhort. tho worthy pador Wits the delighted leelplent of n donation party, and, of courso, after their nrrival, oxertetl him Keif to entcrtnlti hisgucBtM, tho evening being plcacantly RjH'iit with tho aid of mimic, social intcrcourfu and general good feeling. A carload of tho better clns of iminl grants from tho Kust passed through town last evening, lioiiml for tho Sound country, where tlioy jiropoHo to locatu and establish hotiieH. Kvvry train ft out tho Kant brings additional" evidence in support of the statement that Kasteni Oregon should have a board of Immigra tion. Its advantages aro pasprd by un noticed by tlio ImmlgmulHfor tho rlmplu reason that no ono takes tho pains to en lighten them on tho gloried of tlio para dice Ihoy nro leaving. A ptlvato lotlcr from l'cndleton an nnuueen two cases ot smallpox thcie, though tho papeis do not mention the fact. Allmnv Democrat. Whoever wrote that private letter fiom Pendleton should hide his head hi shame fur making such a mi-Hlntetnent. 'llieio has not been a 1TKMS PHon NYK. Ttonble AlKinl HlMr. ltuhc WiUon and Georgo Marsh woro To tho Kdllur of tkio Kat OrMonlnn. ... nrriMt.irl l.il siin.,l.n, .... .. . ..t .i... Kverybodv arouud &Wtt 0,,t by,AJ' ,,,f,ick' c.1,arui in a good humor. y and 1 '""''J " "tfifr belonging to! Winter has como and gono and the' 1. . k." .ih ,lut mhn had soldi .'laisn ine nccr, or one rescmbline it.i iAb Miss Mi i-.l, .?vL ,A i ? ' examination before J'illco Ourrett this hooney ranch. John Loonev suld thn ' -ii,. ".i "i.l '." i ... i,l ... in i. i .i,i ii.... . ...... v i ,,n iiivii m.iuiiii itvcr in uiu run oi P. H. I.C0. plaro to Air. 1'latit three vears ulh for MR). Three of our ncighlwrs are just in from a lit: hunt. Thov renort a heavv eriiht on the snow in tho mountains, found plenty ot ueer, wnicn, iiuwuver, aro very wild. Two of our most lwanliful Aonnc clrls huvo lieen causing their molheis much trottblo by threatening to run oil' and niarrj- two of our most dashing young men. Ulrls, don't Icai-c vour inotliers. It Ih nil wroni!. nnd vnu will bo old vour- self somo tltuo. ltyc-bn. Hill Oulllfunl met with a ttrcak of bad 3iW to appear K'foro tho grand jury. A friKprrilvn S Ititnk, Krom tho Walla Walla Hi it-nmaii. A prominent cltlien of this dtv has Wen in communication with parties In Hutch-im-oii, Kansas, who aro desirous of estab lishing a bank in this city, and by tho touor of the communications thoy huvo reliable information of tho tcsourcea of this seclinn. The propoeltlon is to estab lish a hank with acapiinl stock of f'0,000, with a hum company in connection. They have hud Inducements offered them in ."pokiino falls, but prclcr tins section, luck a few nights ago. Ho washed IiIh .i,.vitig this to be thu center of tho H iiiianuiuingiioniiociry. .n.o noto- great agricultural region ol tha North' i niiin iiiiui t iiiiii UHiiiLt nun riuiu u. mil thinks tho thief would huvo gotten tho other one if ho had not had It on. Oi.ii OiisKiivr.u. Ilnlil ,rrl hU. Vii.laiiii Illll'SK .1 K I'lviin. II O Hlek, K ltuchatinn and family, W Wle garni; S 8 King, roitlaud; .Mrs J T llernevi J Hlnipsun; T Kuphrat, A Vaon berg, W T rranklln, W V AieCaithv, F N Alooro, iati Franclj'coj Mth M T Vivian, New York ; 0 (' Onrrett, Dayton, WT; Alts niruard. .Miss luiinlng, Kl leiisburg; W 11 Williams, 0 U A N; John Htiiut vciuo ot HimiiiiMX tn ivmiieten ni.... Ctv. W (1 AleLWov. Colfax. ityi so far, nor uny foundaiioii whatovcr fur such an asioundlug fabehnod as the iiImjvo. ls.'t tho liu bo nailed at ouco bo futo other newsimpeis give it credence. .Marstou k Hharon, local agouU, and Ward I loughiH, special agent, have will ten sixty-live policies for tho Now Yoik I.ifo Insurance 1'oumtnv in l'eudlcton, wllhln tho nast six weeks, and iuoikso to Increase tlio number to sevcnty-llo bo- torn Mr. Done as' denariuie. Inero gen tleiu. nato thorough rustluiM and loprc scnt excellent companies. They havo a statement to thu public under "Now To day." A man who will rob a clothes lino is very low down In tho wcalo of humanity, but renuieiou columns jusi sueii a iei low in its midst. '1 ho other night ho vis ited thu back yard of K. liilliam, and belned himself to all thu clothing In sight, wliich had been left uixjii tho lino to (by. Suspicion points Its damaging linger at a certain patly. but who did It Is not known with ccituluty. Ixmg Creek Kuglu: John II. McKuno, tho "Happy Jack," who left heio somo few weeks ago with tho intention of going Kust, has got us far as linker City, where ho is engaged in tlio nowsiiaier burbiens ugain. riiav with your galley, Jack-, tlio llrst Imprccslon is not always tho liest, and by chases, quoin is not alwaya over lasting when tho fisit-sticks In tlio gro cery. A fellow yesterday struck a new and oiiglnalldeaon iho formation of electric light, u subject which has heretofore piu--i.i .i.,. i.rtiii.,y iiilnki.rs. liu nskeil an emplove of the company if the light of tho arcs wusn't caused by the Mel ion of il.n ii,irlui iMilnls. '1 lit) IllofotlUd liubt liit mi tlui Miilil.ii't bv this (liic.itlou rivah.il oven tho brllltanuy of tho arc in Its In tensity. J. It. Springer and William (leer, ar rested on the suspicion thut thoy were Implicated hi tho attempted wrecking of a icissenger train near Meaeham, wuro released nom cususiv ui weir vAiiumm tlon yesterday lieforo ('ommlsi-loner 1 us west. Mimlrt Mn.kl 8heet music. muMcliooks.orKan, piano. violin ami comet Inctriu tors, and all the i latm foncs anil instrumental music can no otitatned at I'ictener's music store, ot which Mr. John i:erethnnchaigo, who will tuko iileasnro in serving the wants of uii wuo uerire music oi any description. Tho commllteo of farmers from tho Slago Gulch nclighhoihood whowero se lected to interview Mr. Hunt with regard to tho extension of his rallri.id down Ktaue Gulch to Kimrey'ft place, held a satisfactory interview with the iallro.nl mauiiato. who promised to tako a look at tho proposed route on his toturn from thu -We have just received our- Second Carolad of Plows ! nnd lmvo now in ntock 180 Pekin Walking Plows; 40 Headlight Sulky Plows; 30 Headlight Gang Plows; 10 Combined Riding & Walking Gangs. -Thin if- Goi.m.N Uulk K II Snyder. I'oriland: Jus lluins, Mis 1. Durns, l-M IMward-, Kcho: liuls Camps. Huntington; A Carter and sister, Centervllloj Win An;,KHt. sthogrado is a natural uno, it derson, It AleCord, G W Marsh, Geo N;is thought tho spur can 1h built with ltovno ds. Weston; D. K. riko, Grand vvrv little exuenfo. The subsidv asked roiks. n t; inos .lounson, iiofenuru, r by .Mr. Hunt was tboamount lu mo Win V Kites, Yankton. 1) T; It S Wolf, tioy of tho piollts tlu.twould result to the linker Cilv. 11 K Williams. 1' W Kicwail Chicago; l A Welchsclfelder, Kurt Wayne, ludi K 0 Horginan, .Ino J l.lnd, John Swanson, Krnest, Veil, Omaha. Neo; Claw Nelson, .Meade, Neb; .Simuel Wood. H 0 Greenwood. City; Ol'Jor il.in. Waltsburi!: W A Liucasler. Oaks- dale Neb; Jas Wilson, O It it N; W V Glllctt. Nnllii! KO GorueisvH. J IVIflor. Jus .Smith, I'nink Mlchell, I'llotltwk; .MrAlflls. V. D Tannseet. N A Lend- straw. .Mills Citv: W II Gerson: Jas II Wills, Milton; J U Tavlor, Cold Kulng; Tlieoiloro, Telliero; i: f .Miuuone, uuyj It (J Tlinrp, Adams. HoHM.vN Hoisi: Michael Cavanaugh, Waseca, .Minn; Airs Spilnger uud dauyhter; N H Uvuson, 0 It it N; .1 Mnall, C Small, Savannah, Iowa; Win Siowait, Moscow, Idaho; W C Smith, llahur Citv: ivll Davis, Springdeld, D T; 0 8 Howard, Doruian; y in II hm- brlcn, Walla vuna; iir ueriiuu, anis souritJnoA Hull, Hcald-bnry. Col;. I A I tnil.nv. I'uitlaud: C II Cuiiis, Hunt ington; It I. Hiioloy and tvifo, Helton, Tox; Frank Snyder; N Dickson and son, Alknli: Aiiiierson, iioyiiuni", ivuuo ni - ...... ii ,...ir, , .v Miiri iiiiir . i.i'u. ding, Kamela; Geo M Hubor, 'lho Dalles; 1 i iMi-wy, uu. ItiMiilullun'. fn thn N. G.. V. G.. olllccrs nnd mom- Isirs of ltekckah Degree l.odi;o No. la, I.O.O.K.: Whuteas, On tlio I'Otii dayoi .lanuary, iuui mip unll.linlovi'il brother. 1'.. Jolien- sleln, was culled alsivo hy tho ruler of Ibis universe, inorciore no u farmers In ono year's ojiorallon of lho load, InsiiecW Saunders took charge venter day of alfalrs on lho reservation, Mr. Coire.v leaving for i'ort land on laii even ing's 'train. H. D. Hoyd, who was up- K)li)t u temtior.irv ngoi.t nv tno inpec tor, has received his commission as such, and will Hvon iis-umo control of the agency. It Is thought that interesting levelations regarding tlio retiring ngeufa nilmiubtiatloii may kwii ho brought to light, hut so far little Is known about the true causes of his removal. Several pistol shots 111 til yesterday evonlnt' in the neighborhood of Col. I'arson'H residence created ipillu astir, and w'tll they might, for a bloody tragedy had taken placo. J ho colonel's dog had oxhloited symptoms of hydrophobia, .it least such wan the supiosltiou, and his death wits determined tton. It took f.iur or tivo shuts to llnlsh the unforlun ato animal. Georgo lloscnljerg and G. V. Hamilton trsik a liusincsH ttlp jeslerday to .Moun tain precinct, almvo Weston, returning lust night about llvn o'clock. They rn iort rather a dlsagrcoablo rido, the rough mountain load boiiiL in an oxccrablo and and almost imjiassable coudillon. 0. 1., AlcI'licrson, ono of lho young ox press messengers on tho I'arinlnuton run, returned this morning from u short plc.iniro Irlp to 1'oitland, tvhtch ho en joyed iininunscly. .Mall clerk .Mechlin is jso siwiiding a furlough In tho metroio-lis. ir,.iKl. Th'lt 111 lilt) (lentil Of OUT iv t.. ,.l,.-iLI.. Imi-n r. - - .i , ; lower I'cri'iiiii iuii. ui "iiw m 'i """ brother lho bidgo has lost an honorable I, 'mt , j nelglihornool inomlicr, each Individual mouiber a tiuo ,B JA f,jMr,M jn tj10 slightest by tho win- FOUR TIMES AS MANY iih euiriod by any other linn in the. ('onnty. Wo buy our goods DIRECT FROM iMANUFACTURlSHS, atitl eiin phvo our euHloiners the Purtlntid Jobber' profit, mi inducement Ho Oilier Pendleton Finn Can Offer. Our )lowri ure built piirliculurly for thin trade, mid wc can iDiKititii them to be The Lightest Draught, The Best Made, The Cheapest Plows on th:: market. Cull and examine our Sloe and Have uinnuv for vourwjIvoK. Pendleton Hardware & Implement Go. Under tho Hondleton Hotel. 8. ltoriiciiii.i). i:. a KAN -Estnbll8h(Hi, I07H. friend and tho community at largo a to ter's frosts, and a big yield next harvest tin, tho evidence produced being insulli- s.ected citlxen. ..,., Is conlldently expecte.i by tho farmers. ...i.nt! it. ..i. ...,ili i :n,.r mi,! ' ininnu T nit ii i miller (liu I e at I VCK I . . . ' .. .i eioni w fsiuuiiBH uii ii ...... . ..wv...- . i..if..i, , it s eutned irom tno wormy roiurai 2 ? o I a the r' a uicUon: tor. Vnub Zelulor. that tho, nrw 1 emlle- bis voung wife left for Meaebam on lust nlgl'it's train, happy as clams ut hlHh tide. a .iiivnrtuiiitnniiii nl thu workmen or. tho Tustin street grade was unable to contiol his team, which started over lho edge of tho hind and rolled to tho hot- loin, tliu narnesa, leuni mm m-mi-iii lug mixed up In inexeruelahlo confusion, lbo hatnovvascut to pieces and tho horses iilK.iated, each t tcaplng without a scratch. Dealers report nulto extensive sales already in ull classes ot valentines, and numbers will be surprised agreeably, and ttherwfse. at thu receipt of these inlslves, beailng either cuj.ld and friondsiiiii's messages, or a hmuo thrust in lho Ataw of iw'vomlc" valen- llne from fcomo inUclilovous moim ui -vious tncniy. Mrs. Hanuml and Atlss Nellie Fanning liavo returned from KlleiHhurgh, where ti-Aiii uAinn mint ntfu uu iiiu dii rw lioii thut that 'homing" town would thn , I ft MMiilil a Bean, sympathy in tills hour of their ullliction. Itesolved. '1 hut wo drape our charier in mourning for ono moiitii, vhat a uojiy ol these rwi' bitioii-t bo spiead upon uur inlnutes, that a copy of the sainobd trans mitied to the relatives ot tho dneiiiod and also to thu city papeis for (Mihlieu- I'l'-alernally submitted in F. I., and T. Max JIvkii. .Mas. A. Ilium. .1. II. ltoniii.s's. (numlUe. lVndloton, Fola Jinv 9, 18-. . . - - - Tlif I'lral tlruunlo'il t'fttlsli Kri.vihiM,r, son i hurelliiitwi. It should be a very gr.ititylng Irtt ot, news to lho church people of Orapui iu know that the mission ai ihihiisiuuiw ,., intii uu liiilenaudent iwrisli- Hie klU . I .... ... 6rganiitlon Usjk rfao Homo mourns ugi, ( ,-0,UHj,",.y ih- lb-v. II I when the lol oAiug imieiiis riu i r n u. van 'mn biiii jih . .L! vn until next liiHor, vU : ltWJlor, I i,iil'n, Uotli ol OmslllUwiun y, Oregon. ld.i- W. 1 . 1'otwino; stuiKir wnnwii ton' llutol will bo llnlshed and turned over to tho company wllhln tun more days. J II Darhmn wub out on th strwls ; WhIuv, but bs'kdl ple and feeble roiii iKiied with hl initial vigorous nnd health-' lul ap'taiuii. Ho has exH iieniv. , ipilte a .UJ "f sickness , 'I . Villard House billiard tahlo has lnnn flt'td wiili a no" cloth and othor .i iinpi"l. iniieh to tho satisfaction . ,,f i ' 0 - 'ill'-ing giime. Tim navv d-wriuieiit is Informed UimI , Hear- l"iiit haieller, emiimaiiiliug I he Asintj. sUH'i), -lied at Hong Kong , ibmdnv from aixplexv DKAhKIW IN' - General Merchandise. MA llltl Ml. vTVYiYkiK -til III ON" t llin rs tib;nre of I tl., lirl,IH ll'irtir.n. lirn-- aiin. im t ,Py " , 7J, ,-,,, .... ".':tV ,V V.. : ,.. mmlr w.nU.11. K t I11S-KI.I. YAMmtAHT-M 0" rld.n-' 11011 lliai uiav ijwniiiih-. lli'V. ii.i- . V, ,a,ni -, ; VB,i,w huill.un on (.'..lit Wirinir. uii- a good place to locale, lioy have seen l Iuf,0,i; aulor wanlen. . At. Ham- ,0, iko, i. in. im-v. w. n. with ithelr own eyes lhatfts 'bourn" wan' w.y, vUiryiueo. Win. l-arwins, It. J. ''Jn, , w. h. ittkiev nnrt'f.v. Ari- wSlv on MH'r. n . tenl Dr. A. H. Martin; . "'"""" 'rhoinpson-Huriiliart I lK-k Southwest Corn6r of Main and Alta Streets, PENDLETON, OREGON. hereafter t" remain in 1'endleton ci no nrr. J. I. iMUliiirui. '''t e furnislied u tomb- Mi vZi- the ..rish tlja, , iioks. naM vnlov It Uu Plain, nca marble 1,'ids fir to be. ..ute a center of coundeia-1 ,J,y oy; Mt n-'i.'.i- uT.i tb'it'voto.un's name nnd that bio e.hiirth otk. , ... . . . aiau, wi ,v ::,V ,;u)rln..nt oniiravoit iUmubs a t J. r..b l omlorUbie ciiurcn HtUtlo t J.t.1.1" omforUblo church m:vv iii.hav. U,0,i;..... - , , , ,.,.,1,1 .,-,,.. iiosilion over mo inn " 1 a-... i.-.,i,.1.ih of Pvthias lodge of ,,ro"coiitemi.l.ting tho eroc Uun'ofatlne.Casi.ella.b riKilieb nitWlof ,.,b.re.butiofarai:novYi j- mrlvtul at no conelurion Kir lVb4iil.li.i-'. i:i wuflkmt a-iulr. Tl.ortl-..niu " ' f1? 'f0!" '.'"V ?' these building, which it ii; in endetl iwnvertlnioa K''n.aiiet fund for the lienellt of the i iri-h. Wlllliiu' l" ,,M" 1 !' KfomtlteJUk r( t-Ht vet.ie. Tlujro la an old man in A Few Good Ones to. W. T.. ): - " " 0 U , Rr S. J of the set M.ient, and Z.uru'nV.T-. psanreii. v"m.'""Z ,,8 horetofmo I : llolI10 thrnsU in the sermon wme , ip-x I t i.inintnueti wiiu a Jortluil Valley ;$80U. , li ' lilubfrurjou n.uf tr ru, IflJulU 1. to n4ane. th A 1 K. Thrf loin on l' "J- : ' $470. ..iwdtullMua rtH(ritol. A J. if. fni (till ' A I ' .ilr in Harnoss, Saddles, Bridles, spuhs, COMtiS,DRUSHES,&tc, , .! kclll l4Uru-t limb ll i tu im IiuukIiI ituy- Ml.i IKIW, IU S.tUlffll eK',n VI. I;. stln-wi. l Pulutft. ,,i to Thn shoiitl'of Clinton county, "a Uukhul ' ckll-mle. The olfo Traveled hen he reachc-s over 4000 milea to get Whito. in cer win home a . tIim. I'll auil ll'.u. . nelghljor that ha got up ami Mluu.; SkJDU. iauJ.. ctwiral lw to;.up if. i"i.rrS when the sermon appsaretl . Tnnnr Thr-. Mm ls .! ot Ana nueroii. ""j" i . t to oi.iiio homo to him. lie W " ' ' stentorian toneji: "That's to, b'gOfh. irr. Ti" t j viiv ilurned ono of we re an iui wj one of us." $2600. W ami ft wf ' wo'li 1 ma wn, Siiaatalfi 1"e HH'""'"''""- MARSTON ( SHARON. VILLAHD HOUSE HESIAURANT. Mn.Toii Drmlliy.l'ropHitrwi. ililuhtiMt 1'm.lWeH. Our 0rl-li4 myinniBtlijil'H. lll ?oui i tf llir nuiltts Milf!. UluirtOX 0( THE BOWIV1AN HOUSE J. U strati I xi, rriiiilfior. Mlu iuiU lUllrtMtU " IHilirVio. "' louatn of lUr puUl jxlii.ui plento Uiti in. Piwtsrttu la w -'-. J :! tlsr Itr