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Newspaper Page TextCHI Ki ll D ’.KKl TOKY. Metili al is* .. * ic. s. by I G v .T . P. 11..ym are h«-hl as foi lows: First Sabbath at !X'orth Fork U A. M Jnd " 1am p, creek “ » • Y T 'ish (rap :$rd ft* ç ’. •«(!!.1b- City “ 4th LOCAI. ITEMS. Any 01)1' wis hing a go«i«;1, but -ft caí «J l an Nida-Is «•¡¡e ip teli (piloni i, ! >r« «s. The bos*» lude1 is 1! ìat wln-tT* Voll ean g<‘t ) etir meals at any t i lito. Sne!t E- ti)«• Oliv o nt ( '«•qiliiii- ( ’ity ( )ur ohi frieiu1, Jas. A. St« ‘fling. «>f Dotiglas> eolia tv, linari ioti M s. Olivo hotel. W i! 1 Benhai»! wa.i doing tho towu E'i/.abeth S-.-v mt*ur at Marcellus, N. V., on Ilio 14fh ult. Thursd iy. M r. ( ì. \\ . Il arvey will et •millenne John-ni A lì »-'*', *»ur now Luti-li- school in tin* lower portion of our era. i’atr«>ni/e thcm. Monday. Air. Got hani, <>f tho lower river, soliotil 1 » u i I« i i n «r lit\t (Jive him your patronage. wns in bnvn S itimi ty. W hen in town call and price Mrs. W .E.llill, MarsMield, wan;s goods at Lyons’ store. lie sills a girl t*»*i>» generai house work. gum I» k » tr. for >1 that have always Otir oM friend, John L un »ut, of S' 'll I ! 14*1*0 fol* !- ( *, and othor good Bandoli, visited our t«*w n Katur- in proportion. dnv. I li«* new an«l popular hi milady a . L„ . J. L. A liters, ui, of EaGrun-!« the ( (live in J *1 is gaining tho rep been visiting B.in.l«»n the pa.-t ntation of s.-Itiliig «-ne « f the lies week. tables in tlie nt«*nt«»ry of the guest J. Quiek, «»f EnmjH'v er»*ek. was of that popular resort. on a business trip t » town the last Mr. ( has. W. Zumwalt, « f I'«»* of the week. Orford, was in town Saturday an«! F Master George Dye has our Sunday, lit* was returning from thanks f*>r the two I hjss pair of from iht' hay whither lit' wont to twin apples. he installed as collector of cu>tonm The steamer Annie h»st her rud- for 1 *« >rt Or ’i »it 1. ilor one day last week making her W . E. Phillips and Tom Neal ar miss one trip. rived in town Sunday evening. 1 he Marshfield s.»da-w ator works I’he lattei advises persons win) resumed operation last week. Vv nd have vicious «logs to keep them in in your orders. The eity re*piires a hoinl *>f 8 l- 0 (J l»v r.©tail liq a >r «leale r to ke? ? an Ot 1 'V!y it »ns » 1 hanksgiving was not ol »>erve .1 extent. alariaiing ht •re t«> any Tiii rkeys were t«>.ii se:tree. M essr.-». Bark low ami Wl•re in town S vtnrJiiy, b. en t»n :i visit t<> Han lon I»agl •y * r Itaviti o The S weil ish Ev, tngel ie:il Lu- theran chnreh at Marshliel»! , wt « ^ 1 tie• botate J Oil Istilai'»)* wee K. We s.-i? bv the l e i Non e Ih'«?orJ tliat our former watelnnakor is stili holding out in (Vesce«.t C ity. side their pr* mist's. ()n coming tlown, a dog attacked his horse, and Lit at its heels. The city ordinances of this place are out posted on buildings about town. \\ e shall t *y and give them m-\t week. The main features are a license of $300 ft r r**t til litjuor, f,>r malt liquor only, $20 for peddler, and some wholesome or dinances hv which no boisterous conduct wi'l he tolerated. That part known as old town must he provided with Hues insteadef st«»ve pipes;'ami each property holder must [»rovitle me.ins of ascending to the r*> >f of his house. 1). E. Watson has nioved liis law this Miss i.« llUl i•ifs SCbool at pili et- to Empire ( ity. Ih E. is one It w as of tuo suecessful lawyors our cotiu- place ellist'd 1: ;st Eri»lay. w I »V ( ! t i h i • re, and universal her first ty . ised. W a ' at- T he Dak<» a _,hi ‘h wa> snppost d s. ti'.ai ti ai is OK[ires lo have w *nt down in a gale re temimi ;111.1 t.H»iv in t lie last day, s 1i V the t'xerciscs centi)' arrivo l i i Friseo a Teu d iy> and can truly wt-re In-’(ter and ti a >r. ' entert. tilling agt ». than an;• tiling to wiiiich we have A lettor fronj our »»hi fri«:» 1, 1 >. ti de a d iu the tot» n. Miss Le Inna n W. Stovens, from Earimie, I). I'., is pe»-fe L'tly at In >me on the s 1 1 ge, convevs tho iiitel 1 ig**no** that he i> and h**r rendeifin;J of a co u p le ol .veli. * «leelaiualiions Wt're exeeilent ; but llml -mv Vitung want w hat i-» *1 io 1 a-st < ii :ill was la•1* clo- ing a 1dr«-ss. thein. lì building after being ( ’ »iisii!*•i ing ti Hit the ch »sing oxer- burne1 out noces-itates pr*»nit pay- cist's V. «-re ini : - r* i(.,i »»itu, Rn*y wen' inent truly grand. S-u e w • i-s al »ly as.-•ist 0« 1 v rs i:v r m \ a . t Tri j> l*> Haruloii. Eil. We boa rued (he -(earner Annie <»n (Is* II— 11 *l inst. for P;iiab>n for a stroll on the lower ( .«qiiiile. All want merry (ill we g, it to 1 \arke -burg, w hich is quit«' a burg, too. Passing that place and tin' ileserte i fisheries, we soon arrived at llamlolph which is on a slough, and to reach which you have t<> round up rhdit-j^hout face some few hundred yards. In looking down the river from this p ent wt* could see tho broth ers and we supposed a halt would be made for the night,as it is an unusual thing for the liver to 1 >«* so rough. The Captain’s id-'iwas 111 ti*“ivi 1 1, mul *s soon as : 11 was ready started again. All went well till we met the foaming billows of an unusually heavy southwest wind, and ior the next two miles the n e rv o u s system of passengers would have been terribly shocked only for the mirth-nrovoki ig Rattling •lack, who happend to be >n board. At Em,don we were taken e'nrge of 1»\ Mr. Mahafley, propri« tor of the I .ew ¡sport hotel, and we must say we fell in good hands. Every thing looks lively around Bamlon, many new buildings being under way. Tho new proprietors of the town are nor selfish, but give encouragement for the settlement of that part. Inducement aie held out t«> strangers that I have not seen at other points. T he rough- lies* of the sea was immense, the old Pacific being seemingly badly troubled. A boat was seen outside with five men i n board. She Towered In r sails, and commenced pulling from the shore. By some means she was loV sight of and seen no more. W hat the fate of the men is, is not known. The Ocean House is a splendid place to get a tine view of the ocean. On the win 1«* we are n >t sorry that we vi-ited Buiidou; it was worth the trip. W. A. 1). Coquille ( ’ity. Nov. 30. ♦ s u s ij 4 r i B i r i : Friend Dean: 1 am sorry to say to you and the readers of your pa per, that (1 e bill forfeiting certain swamp Mul overilowcd lamls in this state failed to pa.-s the senate by about two votes. It is very un- (• ■ l tin ate, indei *1, that Notes can be iiil’ ueneed against the best in- tere.As of our p«'. p«le in many coun ties of tie state bv the monied s\viuul«-rs that infest the state cap ital, whenever a measure i-, intro A birth-day party was given at l»v Miss, Ella Mast« !•s and Miss duced Eiat is calculate.! to benefit ♦Judge X >s!er s on l hurst lay even Abbie 1 ludsoii, aid Masters John- . the working class. Tin-*re is only ing in lion«»r of the birth day of ny X aslmrg, .b*hnny Stillwell and < lie remedy for the people, and the judge's g<*«1 I t*ly. 1" redie Nosier. 1 h * school has that is for them to put a swamp Some valuable improvements been a success in every particular, land plank in their platform at the h ave lately been put in at the mill and the children are so endeared proper time. It is but justice at tills place, a big sh e d being in to tho teacher that the town bids toward Senator Niglin, that 1 fair to become depopulated of should say that his vote is record course of construcri«'u. J. K. Ilagenbncli, the Blanco urchins if they ••an obtain board ed i n the right side on this ques drilg-stoie man, has enlarged his ing places at Sumner, «chore Miss tion. months A lull has ju.J passed * allowing plat e of buisness, and, by iair L. commenced a three dealing, is driving a good buisness. term yesterday. On a motion by tiie cost of the registration of voles Master George Punch that Miss E. in their respective counties to be Charley Seamondi»*d at Newport be our teacher for the public school di duc.ed out of their state taxes last Wednesday morning from next spring, every child jumped to next to become due. This will bursting a 1»1 « hh 1 vessel while, his feet. save to Coos and other smaller coughing. H - has been a resident > *- « eoiitilirs sevi rnl hundred dollars. TI»«* Jl«n*in«»ri C o n s p i r a c y . of the bay for 31 years. . here have 1 pen some important For the informrtiou cf those who Sab Lake, Nov. 23. The case of amendments t«> the school law, of are often making inquiry who “Le Deputy Marshal \ undercook, which your ? aders will be inform Garcon” is, we will state that his charged by the police with lowli ed in due time. name is Hubert Starkey, and that ness, was taken before the liiini •1. II. lb inerts. * -tC*- * he resi Es at Newport on Coos bay, district court to-day on habeas P u . a s a n t T ime : — A few of our this county. corpus, claiming the ordinance is young folks met at the Olbe house The pump for the mill at th s invalid. The hearing is set for acenmuhites Friday evening and had a little place got out of order Saturday Friday. Evidence social hop, and a good time gener evening, necessitating the w >rk of that the church agent* for months ally, j lent) of music made lots of two men all day Sunday. Towards have been employing harlots,spies mirth, and as all had agreed to let evening they found a mud-cat S and procurers to entrap sinful inches Jong in the pipe. Gentiles. A copy of a contract general happiness take entire con trol, all wont h o m o well pleased The tide last Tuesday was the with one San tranisco harlot has highest ever seen here. At Ban- j been procured, whereby she w as to except the man about town, who don it tilled up the roads along the come to Salt Lake and engage in was compelled to go without his bench with driftwood. Some j certain transactions, '‘the nature of usual evening stimulant, except houses on the bay had their floors and fully two very slight drinks of vicious inundated, but no serious damag which she knows understands,” and for which she gin, surreptitiously obtained under es. some rubbish in tho wood-shed; ifow often do we hear of the received $700 in cash and $1000 and all because there was no boat sudden fatal termination of a case for every promiment Gentile or croup, when a young life might Federal oilicial entrapped. Women running between the hotel and the have been saved by the prompt use of the town came from other places, saloon, situated on the opposite of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Keep i ns issupposed, on similar contracts, shore of that mud lake sometimes a 1 Kittle of it on hand, for instant and on arrival took private houses called Main btieet. ♦ --- --- use. | and flooded the mails with notes A party of duck hunters return Purge out the lurking distemper to men whose names were furnish ed from the coast yesterday. Win. that undermines health, and constitutional vigor will return. ed them, asking them to call. Two IIhoi i had the misfortune to Those who suffer from an enfeebled more arrests were made to-day hut waste $2 worth of ammunition on no and disordered state of the system, proceedings were slaved, and a mosquito that hail got tangled in should take Ayers Saisaparilla to further arrests will he made until cleanse the blood and lestoro f the district court decides tho ha his eyebrow, and which lie mistook beas corpus case. f* >r a g h isc. v itnlity. O LIV E H O T EL, a . be . ( omrades are reqested to be : sure and attend the meeting of TIi« Jew .11 iAr‘ CARTQky,HT Oregon. STEAMER COOS BAY, the post tomorrow evening. Be- CoCjlîiÜS C ity fruits to be mustered, and election i am ■ i •» Heals ill ail Hours, of officers and a camp lire. A full attendance requested. A t fro m 2 S ets U p w ard s. | r p m s Popular Hotel has recently been W. Sinclair P. C. J D E N N Y , 1 put iu hotter order than ever t ef >re, j and is truly n favorite resort. i ne tu oles are The tallies are su supplied with all tho deli- CARRYING» Tin-Only ■(•‘inctlj . i i •. , . . . I or habdual constinabon, dys- <..l(.,es to ,)0 hadf and in a Htyle to 8Uit tut pepsia and kindred ills, is tho fa— ! most fastidious epicure. lis dimnp-r.i'mis and sleeping ap.urt- mous liquid fruit remedy Syrup of iiihi \ i . s arc sac»md to no hotel in Southern 1 igs. It strengthens as well as Ore;Wi. vÄlG Jas. Crtwrif'lit, Prop. cleanses the System, it is easily taken ami perfectly harmless. 3 > I I U I L !A Y I I X f* Sample bottles free and large bot !a « H a ' l i * tles for sale by W. L. J.'ixon, Myr tle Point.-J. II. Nosier, Coquille City, H. Sengstackeu Marshfield A ^lall ZD ra.i'ie, jprep Empire. 1 * mnai --------- îilEbbS, or j FJOfßO (A KlI # j ,LE CITY. ÖESÖÖN. ! reliable house is I ^his the tables supplied S nuij» o f i ¡ - s . M A S T E R , wi ll furnish« d, r tnd with tlu* best the \ArXT_,x_, j S 1 A K E . market affovds. Neither pains <>r cr.pciose Manufactured O llv bv the Cali- »I,<‘ «p»r<ul to make it ph-nsant lor palrons. I .... • ; . I lie be ■•* eiaars always kep::. liagpa*-«* d<- { m*cm 5 ionua ! lg Syrup ( ’*>., San rrancis- liver.'«! to ami from ' the >.:.«-iM!i -r' lai.d-na:. : Sample rooms for e im nereial men. eo, C il. Nature’s Own True Laxa Thistlouse is lu-ar t! - S‘ >*um r liindin tive This pleasant liquid fruit V remedy may be had of Mr. \V. L. P ¡0U IJltl! Dixon, agent Myrtle Point, J. II. jLiTipiro witL7 ", Or. Nosier, agent Coquille City, Henry Sengstacken, agent for AIar*hiield \V. B. G e t t y , Pnor. and Empire. Sample bottles free, . j ffors«-s and lîaeejt-s at all hours. Good and large bottles at fifty cents or Pasturage by the day, week or month. one dollar. It is the most pleasant, ! Tin (98ni. ADM IN I STItATllI X NOTICE. prompt and etl’ective remedy known, ; Notice is hereby fdv« n, that the unJ«?rsii;a©«l has to cleanse tlu* system; to acton the l been duly ai>p«>hit«-d administratrix of th«* «-state j 1 Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gently o f William i'unit l Wai'oner, dt eoased, bv the Hon. 2 Wr** t>o r> Ffifii! T r ip s per RTlonth EETWEEN G r à ffi f iolililüf p j f10 T o v L C liin g c it PORT ORFORD. \ 01 . tllO lO U J jll ly y l to i • i ti \ Oonnty <\>urt o f the State o f Oregon, for theCoun- lllS p t H J i G l I l l- ty o f Coos, on the 7th day of November, A. D. Is«S7. aches, Colds and Fevers; to cure AM i*™«»» having claims against ihe «aid_ «t»t© I ( , ,. ■ Il>t 1 p ilt lO l) , l m l l g e s t i o n « ll.lt K i n - died ills. ------- 4- -«^4- -4 1 »re hereliy re.iuire.1 to present tl-i- same with the ( proper voiifHer^, t ' tli..* uiKtt'i -i^nrd uriminiKtru- trix, at h«T re»id«'iu-«-, near Myrtle Point. Coos County, «»recoil, within six n «in lis from «late ‘ thereof : and all person* known c - — dc'ot.sl to k i d .soit an' r« •. |: i r. «1 said administratrix wit hoir d*lav. 1XS5, liemselves in- o ' ijj , to s«-ltie with 1« i~V**t3l ¡ ’^ £ 6 H 'K . 1 T*?—ti C l T i M N T « !£ C MV. , L 1 f*î rC O T .P t Mary K. Wagoner, nil * Administratrix. The secretary of state has receiv I^edEicecl 'Rates- ed by wire and otiierwise a state ment of tho cencus of 18S5. Following is 11 10 report of tL 3 secretary of state on which Cox’s ly to bill for a «'apportionment of the! stat«' into legislative districts is JOHN .L KG3TER, based: Baker, 7000; Benton, 1 323. Frcnt Street, San Francisco. Cal. (»008; Clackamas, 10.0d5; Clatsop, r« r t!*«- b.ilan«*«- of l- ■-. ii.eluding the Coos, m;«.niui«ilh holiday number, to ail who sub- 10,2-10, Columbia, 30E1; A n d seril»*now for i>s«i. '»700; Crook, 2522; Curry, 1 1 0 8 , ; with lla* January issu«> THE WEST HENRY SZN6STACKEN, J.h).»; SIJOIIE will begin its twelfth year, and will Douglas, S055; Gilliam, ocs Bay. 87<>S‘ *,e oiu rtstino th mover. Everynun - Grant, I8S-J; Jackson, 1 „ lo r eontains orijnal illniitrations < f se«n- Josephine, 2727; Klamath, ' ^ l o , t.ly. towns ami imlus.rus ,n the I’aeilie Ffcr F fS l si Passap L a k e, , 15! It» ; Italic, 1 1 ,4 3 ! : M ) ilio n , lO.OtiS; lo , 1 5 3 ; M orrow , 2 7 Iti; M u l ! m m iali, r,3H»; Till» i ni« >« »k, Eà SO; Ih u a tilla , 10,021 ); F u i oll, Í)5$S ; 35,71 12; P o lk , tvl. iiiaking th-- io.«pattine a e!tot*-e, chaste fai>.i V visit«!.-. \Y u : ■co, 7 8 2 0 ; 8*>4i >; T P ig T J in c ie r s ig ia e c i i h*■ «•«•inim-ics < n e .e i i t s re ion and the lan. ,i th of lilt amount of¿.iifornuiu n «onot-rnmg «nir va- >. ! p ! p o p u la t ion, 1 03J Î02. . ¡ims re ■ »urces ami the progr. s-. <>1 ileve-l •]»- total in IS SO tin • (oral [>:>]iuilation «T tli * iii.-nt ■ i\en in« .« tv i-, unber remi« -> it ex- N«> family c « N.• tvcnir! y valtml-le. valu-:«>U*. inci ease, sta!«* » ( t .3 i ! 7 (.7(18. The ii* » wit ’.i-> *t i; an .1 eve ry on© fin aneialiy in- ti**') e tore, s ii:«.*.' 1SS(), has been but tvre»‘ *d in the IViciiic Northwa- or <l-sir- fiiul it s will - t m -» t> i 1. ¡.m':»; of iiS 1■«-:-•«-m-.’« S ; > • ;• : •••-ns in u reg«»n. -. J 3 4 invaiti ! LI «* X » l\ ' \\)<cr * ; * - : »a L: i.v - S2 pi • s< nt in u-i'.v y*»ur na-up will l»«1 entered for ln (\ Kjnille ([’ ity Nov. J !, to : be wife of J j . isst;, ji , i the remainder «-«f Issò will lie sent as a tuvnnuüi. P. Ma n iw a non. li. S VAI l’ ELS, Publisher. . At e ; ¡lensbm•g. Nov. 17. to the wife of J. 1 i l I V «ni. S.r • Portland. Or. l!umi\ r i i 'n o v i z i : ííj>>is: i v s h s t k y ! W ild .lingti-i i Land Agency I orthwt sr. equaling in e .««ellenee the b«-st r due:i->a., of Ee.stern maga/.itu-s. ’I lie L in n , jE 3 Ias Y a m h i ll. d’he new A I Scliooner OIEDL In WaUa Walla, Washington Territory, Nov.mher Util, lSS'i, Mary A ., beloved wife of !«>sh Clark, and danght r of 11. F. and ti. A. Tenuis-ton, aged twenty-six years, seven ni.«nihs and nineteen days. Lüiii] I I2<T Coquille City and Is prepared to buy or sell for roasonauli* cousiileration. He lias tiiO following f«»r sale: A i:mil ciiiiiife for mnkni; ¡rrri Ent« red the mansions of glory, S..fe in tli«- bosom of God: \\ all-.mg the hit hways of heaven Free where th«- ransomed have trod. ^ ! I CYV> t XI »-■ Free from the blightingof sorrow, Pure from the staining r>f sin: Wnite, aft« r great tribulation, Glad, the fair eity within. « l.rewery for sale—eap-evy of six ^ Y b.irre's. Goml l.oeatioi — Every- tliincr convenient. Satislar-lory reasons given for wiaaing to *« ii. / \ne :-.inl a 1 ef ac-.-«-** < ne hi If mile from \ / (\>«juille l i y.ijiisi.av a 1; house «if live rooms, -vood-sh« «I. go >d cistern, lf>0 fruit trees. s<.»ine benring—Very eh« aj*. s <"i North fork near Gravel 1 " I ‘ > ner< E*»rd; tt.T ieres cleared, house lhxgC, E \j> r(‘ss!v fo r tlir Praises and blissful thanksgiving, Now all thy powers employ. C O Q C i L L E How shall wewai till we meet thee? E I V E B llow must -.v« yearn for the day. \ r iETi linn on no «-*h«-r Knute. This Wli.-n faith from the gl«M>m and darknes > v.-ssel bavin ; niiu.«* six r« und tups We. too. will be beckoned away? , . , I’ni-i T.iiiniwnn in the last nut months, is supposed t i ke< p im. i itnmsson. 1 - -•*- - — — j up her p ist ree m l, and will until further i n«>ti<-<-, « hi and a. it NOvi-m!.« r 1>‘ h. d' livi-r Uarkel IS«-1>«>i't. jfr. ightto Copnille City and all points <.n Eggs, per d o /.,................... 30c th«- lower r¡v«-r at the following rates: \ barn ¡’»bxât. smokehouse, wood-shed, be© In.use; 4 stands ol i . i * rows, liousehold and kitchen funiir. r*-. farming tools, wagon and har.i s ., If« acres of crops; range out- suh a u c ■uvenicnt for 1M* head of st«K*k, isless ih n «me mile la in school house and postofTce—$2500. . , ,, , , | / * » ) acres. 1 miles ?il*ove I arkershnrg, 1 | ) J on Ctxiuille r-ver: acies butu,m— ballance ht-iich and liill land, lions© 20xL*S barn 12.e;.h goad, y.mng orchard, bearing; good timber on th© on th * place: good out- 25 ! Apples, per bushel,.......... Ä X i r « Ä t « ' - , r i . i to'M ,md cml Í »<•*«<• i---» C oquili . e M ili . A T u a C ompanv . 0.00 Flour, per barrel,............. l.vk» for 1*. » acres « * f land. S«t aires under V-llllJ S _ _ fence, GOD fruit trees house, barnt»0X40. Butter, per roll................... 50 i g> od pange for cattle adjoining. THE Cheese,. . . . per pound,. . . 20 i se and two lots iu Coquillo FAMOUS 'ity; very cheap. Beefsteak,...........“ .................. 8 (q 10 Beef, per fore qr. “ ............... 5 L . M . G ottschat . k ; C ’.iJf H**««' «nd lot ;n CoquUle Ci'r. 'H ai for two unii;.provi d lots in Coquillo “ The best ius- ru- do, per hind qr., “ ............... 7 ment, now existing ' Gi . y. Mutton,............... “ ................. 8 (g 10 ___________ ___ ___ i n b o t h he m i- j 0 * 1 ( 4 (CUES—A sphnd’.t. ranch, at a m UAAIL-8U81-. ttg . splu-n-S.“' \ery ii«*a *ar tu. A 1- . st !?.r00U Salt P ork,...........“ 8 I Cn.vux liOiTui linnixxK»:—“ I have never seen i ! worth of good timber in close proximity to Corned B ee f,.. . . “ 7 I their «-quäl.*’ 1' avl . im : T u 7 o «- a :—‘-The Knabe Piano sur- th«- water Two to ihr •. hun c . sheep g«> ! H a m s,..................“ 15 ; with the place. Place wa ll imroved—7f> prsses all other makes.” ! Bacon( sides ) .. . “ 12 '1 ht* popular liAitltlNGTOX PHNO and acres ck-ar« «.l—priée, -a.;h «:<>v.n. ¿gf»0() COTTAGE OUG VN'. I . „ ! do (shoulder). . “ 11 the CHICAGO A L RAMPROFT A C f) 0 1 2 ACULS«ni < oqutüe river. S0 « acres - L a rd ,.................... “ 15 c - . 1 - t O bottum land. ii acres cleared. bal- Sole Agents. <“ 1. Market St.. San i rrnemco. . , ... . | Potatoes,......... latjcegood titulier, iv «i ir an.! ... tir -cunv« nient 1 J. 1!. H » «inNnueit, Planeo Hrugstre, Marsh- tolo«*. Small lions* vidi three r«Jou s; Cabbage,........ 1 li. hl. local agent. nil lim S2200. Or. lr* ac - s in« u ling tho l>ott< in : Onions............. 4 NO N C E BY AD.MINISTK VTHIX. andanti house ►IlfCK)—a s;.l«'nd;d chance | Sugar................ ..8 ^ :1 0 'V'OTICE is h « reb> given, to all persons for one wishing to make a L«> me. Liberal ! Coffee, in tins, 30 la whom it may ooucern, that <m the ¿1st , • ^ do, green,___ 14 day of October. It'S."*, Elizahetli Fonts, the loriUf4 given. m in is tr a tr ix «if th e e s t â t « 'o f J esse F o u r s , CHE VP! CHEAP!! i Tea, green, . . . . .30(g 70 a d d e ce a s e d , filed in th e C o u n tv C ou rt o t C o o s, ^ do, English bkfst“ jU C.. on M" in Rtr‘ et: 75 her final account of In r doings and pr..c»*d- j r) ings as administratrix of said «-state, and mr^c in.iu.nit «.f li.e r s.ms, etc., a.so l l i c e ,................... .. 8f{ that thereuponi the said court, duly made its ,,arn- I’hepvn.i s tr-cleared and f n»ed, Beans................... 4 order, appointing Monday, the fourth dav are pretty, and will be ¡»..id extremely cheap , 1 ftl of January 188U. the first dav of the next • Apples, dried,.. • • ( Í » i’ll mi i-s t Unroll ill Oir«-ri‘(l.) regular term of said e. ur . as the dav for Basins, do 20 the heariti-of ohiecti-.ns to sn«-h final no- ^I^own lots and water frontage in l o-t count, and the setti« nmnt th«-r«-of. T (Tf.-rd—Verv «-heaii. i Currants, do 12 Elizabeth F.cits. E n q u ire o f V- alt- r S in c la ir , \\ o«i!, 15 si i r-w Administratrix. KNABE PIANO 1 Co« pii He. 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