The Polk County signal., January 26, 1869, Image 3

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JRu Mftklg j?olk êmmtg Signal.
S an F r a n c is c o A g e n c y — T homas B oyce ,
No. 30 (Second floor), Merchants' Exchange,
•California street, below Montgomery, is our
aathorised agent in San Francisco.
L. V. FISHKR, 20 A 21 New Merchants
Exchange, 4 * our authorised agent in Sau
Francisco.
For Eastern Advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented by S. M. Pettongill A Co.
o f New York and Boston.
C o u n ty Official Diretory
State
B. F. B ir ch ,
Senator,
F , W aymire
Representatives.
Í . S. foWSSKSD,
|t J. G rant
Cohnty Judge.
County Clerk.
Sheriff.
Treasurer.
S. Superint'dt.
Coroner.
flV. ,C. W hitson ,
I. T homi - son ,
J . W. S mith .
R . M. M a t ,
H. M tkr ,
C. D. £ s a m ,
£ . C. D ick , j County Commissioners.
R. J a yón ,
Y E S ! Y E S ! — The Unionist some­
D i c k s e y , Jinewary dteenth, '99.
eral sections, in various parts o f
D eer C yon < jl :—
somewhere in the failure to call an e x ­
town, o f side-walks, more or less sub­
koley mude, i tliot i wud tri k c f ri- stantial, hav in a month or so past, been
constructed— and none o f them before
ten wud not revive mi drupeu sperets.
they were needed. The one leading
& drive awa the dark glume thatbuvers
from Nichols’ corner to the Northern
about mi mind on the presunt solium
Methodist Church is somewhat suhstan
ocazhuu. B en in the dark, dred ours
uv the tiite, when it is sed that dcap tied hut was indifferently trimmed up,
in the State Constitution which says
the Governor shall order elections to fid
vacancies when they occur as to any o f
the Representatives.
To this the Ore­
gonian retorts ¿ha* t1ie Governor’s con­
R-in sumwhat loansum & in atuelun*
signee has something to do in regulat­ sleap fallebh on man— awl natur b-en the outer liue presenting a devious aud
ing his duties under the Conshitution. husht with skersela a zfer to disturbe irregular appearance. A walk is at
Well now, this conscience business in the serean eilunce xcept the okashunal the present time building on the north
derogation o f as plain a provision o f law croin ov sum diskousolet re water booze aud east lines of the Academy lot, and
as that requiring the Governor to keep zorged crop disturbs hiz peecefull re- should the east hue he extended to Mr.
the legislative branch o f the State Gov- poze. Hence i thot i wud rite ; yes, Lee’s store it would ludtcrially facili­
eminent intact, is about as cheeky an rite 2 a paper, yea, noozpaper. Nuthiu tate pedestarianism to aud from the
affair as has been brought to the notice serius ur solumkola haz hafppend iu this Academy.
of the oldest settler j it certainly be­ peecefull vilij fur the last fortnitc that
A. £ 5 . Wellcli, ca rp e t hag Senator from
comes the source from which it emma­ haz kum to my nollej xcept the visett
ted and the Tilikum who<e conscience to ower place yisturda ov wuu ov the Florida, will go out o f the .Senate on the
it was iutended to alleviate. The G ov­ publick funkshenarys oy yore siitta 4th of March next aud depart immedi­
ernor is vindicated by the Oregonian thru us iu*2 no little comtuoshun—each ately to lushotue iu Iowa, and resume con
in violating his cath in a most palpable wuu vyiu with the uther in tlier alO- irol o f the State Agricultural College,
and vital manner with the puerile as­ shun 2 sed funkshuuary getueingly in* lie is the only carpet-hag Senator who
C h urch D irectory.
(South).
A. E. S e ars , pastor.
Services at the Beptist Church First Sabbath
in each month
surance that his “ conscience " is above
devring 2 repu him fur iiiz kondeseu- goes out at that time.
the Constitution he took so agonizing—
shun iu viziten us.
ST K Q D IS T (North).
G. W. R oor * , pastor.
Services; l« i Sabbath, in the eyeniug; 2nd
Sabbath, at 11 o ’clock, a * m . ; 3rd Sabbith, in
Jhe evening. Regular prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening.
Sunday School every
Ssbbath, at 9 } o’clock, a . m .
1SGG, to support.
M
the
time since intimated that perjury lurked
tra session, aud pointed out the section
e t h o d is t
M
APTIST,
) . W* O mrorm , pastor,
Services Third Sabbath in each wenth.
H R ISTIA N ,
H, M. W aller , pastor.
Services at Baptist church second Saturday
and Sunday in each month.
C
excruciating— an
oath, in September
Notwithstandiu the edick uv ungkel
W ell, verily,
the Jak thretcus with iu ejate overthro uti­
people have fallen upon evil times.
les wee setl up, i hev as yet heerd ov
The Xeu York Teacher anil A men'
no 1 putten on sakkloth nor ov enuy 1
proklamin a fast; hut on the kontrara
xau Educational Monthly, for January
i think i kood c evideut sines ov a fpest
is on our table.
t>f rare value
This is a publication
to teachers aud others
on yisterda ever.in. hut az feests r held
in oner ov sum grate event i sposo oil
hav dun ther dooty aud vizeted ungkel
interested in educational progress.
The opeuing article in this number
is entitled, “ Catholic view of Educa­
Jax store and maid things { ]-
i understand that ower hluvd Guv-
There is no mistake about it. P L A N ­
TATION B i t t e r s will ward off Fever
and Ague and all kindred disease, if
used in time. No fami'y need suffer
from this distressing complaint if they
will keep P l a n t a t i o n B i t t e r s in the
house, and u-e it according to directions.
The most important ingredient o f this
modi -ine is Culisaya or Peruvian B.nrk,
which is known 10 he the finest and
purest tonic in the vegetable kingdom.
The extract of this Bark is the active
principle of all the good 1’evera and
Ague Medicines prescribed by intelli-
fient doctors* Calisuya Bark is used
extensively
in the manufacture of
P l a n t a t i o n B i t t e r s , and we dare
say owe their popularity mostly to that
fact. W e can reeomment them.
tion in the United States,” is an ex- tier reseevd a hocks which he left with
haustive and masterly exposition o f the a natev in Pannymaw at a pnut stand
in plej for a suppli of trpikal lioot.—
Leaves DALLAS for Salem ou Monday, W ed­ injustice of ¿the system o f school laws,
nesday and Friday at 7 a. in., returning sum.
This hocks wus sent hi xpress und cost
which, while they exact from Catholics
days at 6 p. m.
For Independence each Tuesday morning their full proportion o f school revenues, ower Guvuer i hleve, htweeu 15 k 20
Mrs. Chapin, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
at six.
S, which so redooed his xcheker that
For Salt Creek Tuesdays at one.
yet virtualy exclude them from a par- i
11111
1 . 1
1 111
1 . is a preacher
o f the gospel
he will h oblcegd to kawl a leksliuus i\ (
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For Lafayette Monday and
:X£3
3 p. m., returning wVdnë* da”y" a n d^Sat iu Jay a! , ticipation in the benefits accruing
konveeu the legislator in order 2 git
, 0 * - in-
. . . . .
,
therefrom. W e will, at au early day,
For Corvolli* on Wednesday and Saturday ,
, „
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1 thè whairwith 2 fut thè bill,
lay beiorc ourreauers. elaborate extraets
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returning Monday and Thur-dy.
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W hi doant he ofìer .«uni o f li iz pik
trom tue aytiele, wlneli must in a great ]
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i- .
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ters at a redoosed orice & saiv thè tririj-
S h o u l d R e c e iv e
A t t e n t i o n .—
u e g r e c , se rv e tu d isa b u se t h è p o p u la r •
,
1
Fur boo wmlnt
•*’ . . ,
r
. .1 • •
e! ov n xtrv sellini?
The Acadamy building in this place is
mitid with referen.ee to thè mjusti.ee sui
J
a somewhat respectable structure for long uncomplainedly suflered by thè like 2 hev a pikter ov ower hluvd Guv-
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capacity aud internal appointments. Catholics iu the Uuitcd States, with ncr ?
Yores t roui a,
W e are told that the teacher in charge reference to the distribution o f schoo
R IC K RE A W L .
has the use o f the same free o f rent, monies.
aod also draws whatever of public tnon
U- S. IWail D irectory.
LOOK
HERE !
AT
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W 't
B A L L A IS P H I C - E S t U R H E M .
S id e - w a l k I m p r o v e m k n t s :— tier*-►
CORKKCTEIt
Flour per s.-w-h, best brands,J
CorO Meal, per pound, 4c. ■
Oats, per bushel, 4H to ¿0.
Bacho, per pouud, 12).
Hams, per pound, 17.
Shoulders, per pound, 8.
Lard, in tins, per pouud, 15.
Fresh Butter, per pouud,
40.
Dried Apples, 8.
.California Dried Peaches, 17.
per dozen, 20.
Java Coffee, pir pouud, 33.
; Kano Coffee, 25.
Costa Ricu, 23.
Japan Tea, papers, 1.
“
“
best iu bulks, 1 20.
Island Sugars, per pound, 12) 15 17c«
San Francisco, C«, ltie«
Crushed, 20c,
Heavy Golden Syrup, per keg, 0 25
Candles, per pound. 3.7)
Klee, pgr pouud, 12e«
Beans, per pound,5 to Cg«
Soap, loug bar. each, 2.5c,
Salaratus. Babbitt’s, per pound, lfijje«
Oysters, Mt Murry’s, per can, 3.7)c«
California matches, per dozep, '¿
j
c
-
Bine*Vitirol, per pound, 25c.
Hardware— Best nails, per pound, 7 to 10c.
Hunt'p Axesi and Handl.s, 2 00
Borax, per pound, 50c,
Grindstones, per pound, 5 to 6e,
COT TO N ANH
ies that fall to the lot o f this school
district, which should be, and probably
¿supplied toward theliqudation pro rata,
h in g s fo r t h e
m e m b e r . —
Tiiat
P
at
u b l ic
to
R
e ­
the Willamette
Irou Works, Portland, all sorts o f ma­
chinery is made, and machinery re
o f the tuition o f the pupils in attend­
paired on the shortest notice aud in the
ance, and who reside iu the said district.
best style.
I f his own native pride is not o f s u f
That Goddard and Lake keep the
ficient force, the very favorable terms
old Bennett stable, and please every­
on whieh he gets the use o f the build­
body in their treatment of their stock
ing
be, to stimulate the teacher
That the Western Hotel, as kept by
aforesaid in charge, who is prosecuting
l)orcy & Holmes, mantains its reputa­
for tire most part a private enterprise
tion for being the best hotel in Portlun.
in the conduct o f his school, to pnt
things to rights and observe more order
and taste than is displayed in and about
the
premises.
Broken panes o f glass
should be replaced with new ones; the
T a k in g T im e
by the
gleau from the Courier.
dirt,
-grease and misplaced locks, should be
divorced for other than
ment cause.
The
New Testa
Herald says that
both members and
ministers
of
the
Methodist
Church
are living, ac­
cording to Chris», in open concubinage.
We
Bonner is o f opinion that horsis
should he fed from boxes sitting ou the
The New York
Tribune says that
slavery in its worst form exists iu Sib*
eria.
Iu the interior
of
the
Island,
In a McMinnville ad. which
appears men’s wealth is estimated by the num­
in the Courier, reference is made to the ber of their wives aud slaves. This Sib
repainted, while broken and demoral­
“ late Lafayette.”
Latayette has natu. eria is tho country which was peopled
ised articles o f furniture within should
ral advantages which, if improved, with uegroes by false philanthropy in
be removed or repaired. The plank
would constitute her ono o f the first the United States.
walk leading from the gate to the en
points in the S'ate. Notwithstanding
jfcraaee on the north side and the one the sneer in the ad. aforesaid, Lafayette
See new ad o f F IJ. Marsh, o f In-
prineiply used,as also the steps mount may yet he a city o f ten thousand in­
dependence
. Mr. M. has a fair stock
ang to the door sill, are at presf nt groan habitants, and th;«t too when there will
ing under a load of mud aud filth, which not be so much as an Iudian trail to o f merchaudi.se which he proposes to
sell at. extn mely low figures, desiring
coul4 yfith very liitle physical effort on
mark the place where McMiunvilie
to change his business. It will pay to
the part Of the teaeher iu charge afore­ now stands.
give him a call.
said he removed and the passage kept
The telegraph informs us that four
•lean. Other exterior surroundings are
washed up and repaired, aud if need be
Job Work.
suggestive o f a prodigious lack o f taste
o f the Arkanses inulitia (niggers) were
and order. Huge deposits o f wood ashes
tried and condemned to be shot for vio­
Jnom up here and there in close prox*
lating a white woman.
parity to the building; sticks, logs, blocks
ed by removing and rebuilding the
wretch who commands the so-called mi­ fore print handbills, posters and uuy
litia, and the carpet-bag Governor who
kind o f job work in good shape and on
called it out were compelled to hung
short notice. Give us a show for our
up by their heels and there remain un­
life before going to San Francisco or
til nibbled to death by young ducks
New York to get job printing done.
no houest humane person would be
fence.
sorry.
pnd other debris lie promiscuously and
conspicuously about, while tho street
immediately outside the inclosure is
copiously lined with the rubbish produc
I f the white
W e have lately added to our office a
large lot o f job material and can there
N
ew
P a p e r . — Just as we are going
W h o thinks we write extravagantly
Attention is directed to the pew ad** to press, the mail brings us the Kola
or
that things in
general
about
our
vertisement
o f E. Mervin, furniture News Catcher, a manu script poper^
Academy building are up to an ortho­ dealer, Independence, and reujcpiber which professes to contain 37 columns
dox standard o f cleanliness and taste,
let him visit the College or soy or all
^ the schools in Salem that his mind
when you want Anything iq the line o f solid matter. It contaius several lo
that it will be to your advautaga to buy cal items which we would gladly trans
Support home enterprise and fer to our columns hut for the lateness
be disabused on this important
o f the hour o f its reception. W e can
thereby build up yoqr own county.
subject.
not forego a brief mention however of
Mrs. Stipp’s Thoracic Balsam is for
one fact which we glean from its col*
writen article from the pen sale at Nichols’ drug store, Dallas A l ­
umns, to wit: That M R- Crisp has
o f E. B. Dufur
*n
ur*
Will appear in so at Monmouth and Louisville this
just purchased a bran new suit of
our next, in reply to the Hon. F Way-
medicine is to be had o f the merchants.
clothes.
mire's first article, or to so much o f it
The Reveille of the 16th says that
•s related to the State Fair.
Mr. J. H Lewis has more of that
up to that date 44 cases o f small pox
A soap mine is being worked in So- h id been reported in Jacksonville, just fine and cheap qneensware. Call and
Pima county, Cal.
get your supply.
one fourth o f whieh had died.
o f him.
ent stock at
E X T RELY LOW
A g ric u ltu ra l and Seed
Depot.
y f
S eed«,
fir u it Trees,
O rn a m en ta l
and Pot P lan ts,
S II H U B S & c .,
c ,,
MOORES' BLOCK, (Middle Building],
S A L E JI,
OREGON.
Cash paid for Grass Seeds — if of good
quality.
A lot o f Choice Plants in
received.
Pots, just
Catalogues furnished on application.
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Grades,
Kiuds,
Styles,
and Varieties.
&
E A R I 1 A R T ,
Wholesale ami Retail Ciro ters.
îf-Cf'Moores’ Briok Block, Commercial street
Salem.
DRIED FRU IT. (Foreign and Domestic.)
Apples, *jfl th S(a, 10c. Peaches, "pi lb lS(jp
20c. Plums, with pits,
12)c. Plums, pi dess,
18(<tj20c. Prunes, -l reneb, 30@ 40c. ltaisins,
37ic. Zante Currants, 25c.; Ogu do 20e.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
CorreL— Ground,
lb 37)pd50c; Green, C.
K.f 25c ; Rio and Kuna, 25c; Manilla, 20c;
Java, Old Govt 33c.
Sru.iiis—Crushed, *jr) th 25c; Pulverized, 25 ;
Yellow “ C, ” S. F., 20c ; Island brands, 10
(g,l«'»3c.
S yrups — Heavy Golden, per gallon, $1 25
(« ,fl 25; White, Refined, S2 50
T kas —Young Hyson,
lb $1 50 j Imperial,
SI 50(iij$l 7 5 ; Japan, $1 00(u;$l 25: Black,
STè/b^l 00.
S ai . t — Carmen Island,
100 lbs $2 00;
Liverpool, fine blown, ^ lOidbs $4 00- Dairy,
common, ¿2 25.
B acon — Hams, 'jS lb 15(cLl8c; Sides, 10@
1 2 ); Shoulders, 8 (y;10e.
C ukksk — Oregon auiT California, ^ tb 2 5@
30c. Eggs, ^ doz., 40c.
B ctjlk -F reshfoils, lb 40@ 5 0 c ; Packed
30 (rt, 50c. .
L aud — In tins, 'pi tb 15c; iu bulk, 10 to 12c.
A
E. CRIDElt, THANKFUL FOR THE
m liberal patronage which has been hith­
erto extended to him in Dallas, would embrace
this medium to say to sail that he is prepared
with increased facilities -to serve
CU STO M ERS
far metre acceptably thai* heretofore.
Booots,and Shoes
manufactured and
ment of
TAINTS AND OILS.
L ead — A tlantic ^ lb I7c. Varuisb, (ouk)
$f> 50; Copul, $t 50.
O.Ls— Lard, pè gallon, $2 25; Boiled, Oregon
$1 75- Behzine; 42 OH; Tufrpqhtine, $1 5 0;
Neetsfoot, $2 00 Castor, $2 50; Ctiiua Nut,
$1 75.
Buyers are paying in cash for Wheat 65c. pi
bushel, in quantity ; Oats, do 35 to 37)c. d o;
Hams, Ipi tb 12c., in quai titj ; bides, do 0 to
lie ., do ; Shoulders, do 5 to 7c., do.
An
assort*
A . S. C R I D E R .
Dallas, July 20, 1868.
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L IV E R Y ST A B L E ,
II
W IN G PURCHASED THE OLD
B E N N E T T Ai U H I T E S T A B L E ,
in company with L. GODDARD, I shall be
pleased to see any nil of my friends and ac*
quaiiut--uoess upon their arrival in Portland
with teams, aud those who have good horses
to sell will Hud me ou baud ready to buy at al>
times.
Patrons o f this stable will find it in good
shape, while charges will be as moderate as at
any other stable in the city.
Portland. June 23, lSdS.
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T H E F IR S T T R A IA
A R R IV E D ,
and so has
w
AI. METER!
IT H O N E OK T H E L A R G E S T
aud best selected stocks o f
D O M E S T IC D R V GOODS,
FANCY GOODS.
LATEST STALES OF IIAIS AND CAPS,
And examine for yourselves.
PRINTS at 12) cents per yard.
Good quality four-fourths BROWN CABOTT
A SHEETING 16 cents-
COFFEE by the sack 23 cents per pound,
retail 25 cents, and al/ other things in propor
t|jn. Come aud examine and be suXi-s6v-d.
Trunks,
Carpets,
Groceries,
Crockery &c.
That has ever been brought to SALEM,
which he is offering CHEAPER than auy oth­
er house in the City.
A H k in ds o f r i t O H U C E ta k e n In E x
change.
W asted :
r i l A
BOO
POUNDS OK W O O L FOR
which I will pay tho
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IH CASH,
JYO. € . B E L L
W. M EYER.
3d door from the corner o f Griswold’* Block
Salem Oregon.
91y
M A S O N IC .
WESTERN HOTEL,
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON St.,
,
r O lt T L A X I),
Jennings Lodge, Yo. 9,
«
D a lla s .
OLDS pg Regular Coinm-inications on th.
SATURDAY preceding the Full Moon
in each Mouth, unless the Moon full* on Sat­
urday— then on tliut day at one o’clock, P. M.
Also, on the second Friday in each month
at 7 o’clock, P. M , for the purpose o f improv­
ing of the Cruft, in Masonry, and for such oth­
er Work as the Master may from time io time
Order.
Ail Brethren in good standing are invited to
Attend. By ordor of the
3Stf
W. M.
H
OH EG OX.
YIN HE BEST AND MOST COMMODIOUS
hotel in the State, where every want is
anticipated and cheerfully supplied.
Warm & cold Baths attached ta tho House.
This Hotel is located ne r the Steamship
Landing. The Hotel Conch will be in attend­
ance ut all the Landings lo convey Passengers
and Baggage (o apd from the House FREE
OF CHARGE.
l)t » K C V «V H O L M E S ,
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Proprietors
LIVERY
and
FEED
S T A B L E !
COX
&!•: A It H A B T .
T 11 O L E S A 1. E and R E T A I L
\Y
U lt()CEH8,
MOORE'S BLOCK, SALEM, OREGON.
GOODS BY THE PACKAGE
A t P o r t la n d R a t e s .
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C O O l’ F Il
W
GESXER.
k
OULD announce to the Traveling Pub­
lic that their large STABLE in
1 N D F l* F N DE NC F ,
Is constantly open for the of all those who
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may favor them with their patronage.
J
. A- APPLEGATE.
I
attorneys
B L A C K -H A W K L IV E R Y S T A B L E ,
Corner Commercial ami Statt Stretti,
JA8. MCCAljr.
A P P L E G A T E 4 JI’CAliV,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
F lour —Salem X X X , "p* sack, $1 50; Aums-
ville, f I 50 ; Jefferson, 41 50; other brands,
£1 25 to $1 38; Graham $1 50,
S horts — pi 100 lbs., $1 25; Bran, do 75c;
Oil Cake, do $1 50.
W heat — ^ bushel, G5c. Oats, do. 50c.
warranted.
GENTS’ & BOYS’ CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
Well adapted to this trade both as to price
aud <(uality. To those desiring to purchase a
Spring supply, I will invite your attention, as
1 am determined to adapt the prices to suit the
present H aiiu T imes , and I ask you before
purchasing loca l/ at the
SALEM RETAIL MARKT*
Q Q X
STORE.
COX A F A R HART.
01.1» B R I C K C O R N E R .
Corrected Weekly by
OREGON.
A . K. L A K E .
giSf-All article* »ohi hij u* icarnnifeit genuine.
Call at the Cheap Cash Store,
The undersignd having been appointed Ad-
minis'rator of the Estate of Geo. K. Culp .late
■ U Polk county. Oregon, deceased, all persons
indebted to said ettate are requested to make
immediate payment, and Mióse having claims
against the .-am* are uetified *o present them
to me with U iü proper vouchers, Mithin six
months from the «jute herauf, at my place of
residence, or at the Court House in said coun­
ty. Dallas, Jau. 26, 1 Stili.
*
, .
Jas. II. M ILLER,
45-4w
Administrator.
:
AND
Dealers in
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A d iiiin is fra to r's V o lici'.
:
iT/!*'The dangers o f .chloroform avoided, in
the painless extraction o f teeth, by the use of
Nitrous Oxide, Hanging gas) or Richardson’s
Ether ¡-pray apparatus for those preferring that
mode.
Operating rooms over frmith t Wade’s store
adjoining Montgomery's gailery.
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\ \ J I I O L E 8 A L E and R E T A I L
I
F. II. MARSH.
:
COX & EARHART.
have just received and now opened a new
ami fresh stock of bpring a«d bummer
GOODS all
RA TES.
SALEM,
I
constantly on hand.
R e p a ir in g neatly done.
A continuance of patronage solicited.
Y E W GO O D K!
Y E W G O O D S !!
I w ill sell out m y pres­
And be satisfied,
tients, and to guard against the en­
g rou p in g”
marks,
riage o f parties either o f whom has been
fl tor or ground as it is natural for them
The MeMinnvilleites have had a meet,
to take their fool from a level with
ing and appointed a committee to ar­
their feet.
range accomodations for small jx >4 pa
croachments o f the fell disease.
pencil
ting in the solemnization o f the mar­
F orelock —
abutters to either o f the main entrances
which,
by
reason o f a " copious
of
opposed to Methodist ministers officia­
D E IT I^ T ,
< CU STOM M A D E W O B K
I wish to change my Business, Therefore,
Zion's Herald, a Methodist p'-per, is
CHANCE,
WOOLEN « O O U 8 .
Standard Domestics, por yard, 10 to 18c«
Prints, 12to 10c.
Delanes, 20 to 25c,
Salem Cassimcres, plain, per yard, 1 25,
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Hard times, 1 00.
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Doe Skins, 1 25e.
Flannel, plain,45 to 50c.
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X w*Hcd, 05c.
INDEPEDENCE
T
GEO. H.
WEEKLY.
at law
,
D allas, P olk Co., P rcg o n ,
Salem . O r p g o u ,
S .D U I I B I N & C O .,
A d m in is tr a to r '» N otice.
undersigned lias been duly appointed
Administrator, with the W ill annexed, of
the Estate of F, E. Hubbard, late of Polk Co.,
E would respectfully inform our old Oregon, deceased. All persons indebted to the
friouds and customers that we arc at our said estate are reqested to make immediate
old place of business, with a New Fire-Proof payment, and thjse having claim« against the
Brick Stable, conveniently arranged; each same will present them, duly authenticated, to
stall is vcntiilated by a flue in the wall.
tbc undersigned, at his re.-ejenee, for allow,
,JbfiF* btrict attention and the best of forage anee.
given t3 all stock lett iu our care.
McMINN DODSON.
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no 10 tf
43 4w
Administrator,
At their Old Stand, with a New Fire-Froor
Brick Just Completed.
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