Coquille City herald., November 30, 1886, Image 4

and the pressure
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earthqu
akes ivmivui
follow .
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L d ito i and 1 r o p r ie to r
Devoted to the interests of the Uoquill
River particularly, »ml of the County «en
«rally.
Subscription, ye* year....................
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T F E S D A Y , N O V . :U», ISSI».
known
and
Indieved
about earthquakes by g eolog ists
w a s con den sed into an h o u r s talk
by P ro fe sso r Joh n S. N ew berry, in
H a m ilton H all, C olum bia C olleg e,
at a recent m eeting
of
Y o r k A cad em y o f
the cou rse o f
the
the
New
sciences.
In
lecture,
w hich
took an extended range, the
char-
aeter and causes o f the recent dis-
tu rban ces on this
Notion.
T h e travelin g p u b lic w ish in g
relieved, i
xxo
nm i/wi
A s the
p op u ­
continent
tue loss o f life
greater.
E m p iie ( it\ every
W ednesday and F riday.
but the dam age was sm all in com-
parison. C h im n e y «a n d stoiir wallt
were throw n dow n , there were
top ograp h y o f the cou n try, and as
shown by B righam in his work on
in
New Etig-
b»nd from IM S to lK(li), there yvere
many
oft cabinet the m arbles
were
throw n
W ool!
with
B ecause he was
a
g e o lo ­
M. Lehm an, principal,
L aura R evets, assistant.
< l o s i n g O n t Mul«* : i (
of
t l » r ll< *
1*01111
qu akes,” he felt that he ou g h t to w hip,” the last l>oy felt
answer the qu estion s as far ¡is h e ' the most,
was able.
T h e pecu liar terror
spired by these
sh ock s
was
lessened by fam iliarity with
in-
not
a
fou n d sensation hud
caused
derneath it.
T h e earthquake
was
i Vfi;V,c,*V\vall! /
T h e area o f vibration
trial phenom ena.
N ot an hour, p rob a b ly an ellip««*, with Hie lon«*-
perhaps not a sin gle m inute, passes; pSt line ru n n in g north and south.
in w h ich som e portion s o f the earth
this cause,
Jt has been
estim ated
that
no vir.
the i
m axim um depth o f earthquake dis-
'
°
TIMES BU1LD-NG
stamp* for
m ines sunk in all
parts
the rarth qnake.
A n adhesion o f a
w orld. H eat increases about ot e portion o f the base m ight account
d e g re e F ahren h eit fo r every ”>0 fo r it.
E x p lo siv e
earthquakes
feet b elow the earth's surface. Dr. were p rob a b ly caused by large
N ew b erry gave the tem perature o f qu antities o f water b ein g
brou gh t
different well.-» in this cou n try and
E u ro p e as dem on stratin g this, iu-
in con tact with m olten lava, and
steam had played a h u ge, though
sta n cin g p a rticu larly a well in E u-
gen erally
a
secon dary,
part
in
rop e sunk 3,300 feet at
w hich : p ro d u cin g them . E arth qu ak e» are
d ep th the therm om eter in dicated m erely in cidents in the p rocess o f
115 degrees, nnd an other a little
over a m ile iu depth , w here the
m ountain building,
T h e theories o f S ir W illiam
tem perature was show n to b e 131 T h om son and oth ers as to the great
degrees. T h e re were som e e x ce p - thickness o f the earth’s crust nre
tion s to this rule, but the statem ent now generally con sid ered unten-
that b elow 3,000
fret
in
w ells it had been fou n d
E A C H
certain ■ able, and it was
that
believed
the j was on ly aDout 50 m iles in
tenqterature d e clin e d *vus a fraud, j It was probable that
that
it
depth,
the viscou s
A t the rate that he had indicated, I zon e acted as a buffer betw een tlio
the heat w ou ld be so fervent that liqu id in terior and the solid crust.
all su ostan ces w ou ld l>e melted, T h e flexibility o f the cru st show ed
it was b elieved that the earth’ s that it was not o f great thickness.
cru st was thicker than this w ould T h e lecturer dw elt upon the p ro x i­
indicate, because the in crease o f mate .... . e« o f eaithqnnkes, such
at
escapin g to the surface.
a
had som eth in g
to
do
and oth er M eats.
n49
CHEAPEST!
’’
of Summ r. Coo;*. Co., ( *: i
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lit* ’
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Hutchison, A Pershbaker, Evan Morgan,
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j Hansen, liicbm d Thrush. J 'I’limsh. E W
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■ Schmidt, J A Wahl, Andres Carlsen, Joseph
Cissnn, Joseph Flan', Peter Nelson. Jens
Jenson. Edward Frisk, J F Lewis. F Hustik,
Wm Berry. Edward W Fahy, John Wal-
strom, John Hamblock. S Danielson, C
Goodman, A Goodrich.
Notice ia hereby given that I will apply
to the county court of Coos county, state of
Oregon, at the January term, on the 4th
day of January, lHKti, for the license prayed
for in the foregoing petition, for the pre­
cinct of Candolph in the said Coos county,
nnd state o f Oregon.
Joseph Walsor.
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A mciucan . 3ol Uroadwaj, New \ ork
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F i t I L M .liT I AG
IIA I f . X<>.
R. E. BUCK,
Coquille City
I n et s
A
Carrying: The U- S* M ails
l s o
Wells. Fargo & Co’s
Picture Fr.'imes, Door and Window Frames
made. Saws filed and Furniture Repaired.
All work done to order. Prict s Reasonable.
Location: Near Gold Beach Hotel.
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Kr.udolptj, Ori*i'on: }
J. W a lte r
?rop .
B rew ery,
and
be
orders
from all parts filled prom ptly,
v
CASH STORE!
Express
Jns tituD I [o
EAVSE8 EMPIRE CITY AND DRAINS
u
ST A T IO N E V E R Y
I MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The steamer JUNO or RESTLESS meets
the stage at the month of the Umpqna.
New and comfortable stages.
Fare to Portland by this route $14./>0.
Each passenger allowed A0pounds o f baggage
Passengers are requested to be in Empire
City the night before departure.
Any information in regard to the above
line can be procured at the Blai co or Central
hotels in Marshfield, and the post office
in any public lw ise iu Empire.
Main Stivc t, ('oquillt' City l);;n..
A* L- Nosier. Proprietor
C G Q v
Clocks. Cutlery, et :-.
— DEALERS IN
Sale-
ACRES o f land on Four Mile creek
! *)
nine miles south of Pardon, con-
taini g 4«) acres bottom, ¡ill cleared: 20
acres under fen*1« . good meadow, gardei
spot of 2 acres, good hill-ride range for
cattle or sheep.
Plenty of outside range
Good dwelling house 21x;U) feet, six rooms
¡in-1 several out houses.
Good stream of
\ iter tiewing by the bouse. Good soil,
will produce anything adapted to the cli­
mate of Oregon. Good V’agon road from
the place to Rnndeti. w here there is sale for
all marketable products.
Apply to Mm. Emma Erickson on the
premises, or ¡it this office.
v4no4.">.
t i*
T h e new A 1 S ch oon er
I«1
L iin .
— AND ALL KINDS OF—
L T J M
C edar ,
j A ld e r
f ir ,
E
IE] JR,
ash , m a ple ,
m yrtle ,
and sp ru ce lu m b er alw ays on
hand and fo r sale at the low est rates.
TOWING
B y the T u g K A T I E C O O K , on
the river and bar, at reasonable rates.
Tim lrer, m atch -w ood and stave tim ­
b er pu rchased.
O rders fo r lu m b er filled in qu an ti­
ties to suit, and at the low est liv in g
rates.
J. P A R K E R ,
C H A S F. DOE.
P a rk ersb u rg C oos cou n ty O regon .
v ln lS tf.
PROPRIETOR.
&
Patronize Home industry
I
Li
R.E. BUCK
Livery, Feed amt Stage Stable.
__ k
M X I*X *
Tug Company!!
Z \EVLEK in Groct-rivs. PrnvisjonH. l-'lour,
S / Lard. lk*:ins. < '.-indies, nut s. Tobacco.
Cio.-irs. Cigarettes. c*ti*.. < tc.
For
I « K
— AND—
I
■ Sii
. k
Gents C othing. iiaots and S ocs.
y
sonablie.
STAGE and STEAMBOAT line!
CABINET MAKER.
j most Ken-T'-TC^T
P
Empire CiiY and Brain's Station,
r> U 1 L I) E R,
lmil at tlie
S p e c i a l -¿ A t t e n t io n
G iv e n t o B o a r d in g -
TERM S M O D ERATE.
POST OFFICE
KN ABE
Store,
0 . ANDREWS
PIANO
C o q u ille C ity,
-
-
-
- O regon
THE
FAMOUS
arkersburg ,
L. M. G ottkchalk : !
—“ The best instru­
ment now existing
P A T E N T S'!
»rent
S in ce the con d ition s
-------A ls o -------
A fresh and c h o ic e su p p ly o f B e e f
B oer o f best mini ity alw ays to
i
i
j
as
1 -;'!i«*ric pressure, and said
Patents obtained, and all / ’ . I T-
distance from the surface.
T he it was n ♦ so absurd
as some E S T B U S I N E S S attended to
heat o f the interior was con sta n tly thought to believe that a tm osp h eric J 'H O M I 'T L Y and fo r M O T E R - $
heat m ight be slow er
IS S U E
the ! months.
of
Straw, Plush, Silk, Satin or Velvet, whicl
vl»U.
we will sell cheap for c a s h .
C andy, N uts, F ru its, aud N otions.
AYER & SON S MANUAL
rntv and
Biui state,
stilt“ , for
tho penod
|*t tbki <
>f six
cornty
b»r the
of
J
indicate a gyratory m otion in
L ard,
PiniADaP-li\.
L»rg«.a Circulatii'n of uny Agricultural Taper
in the W«st.
«
stnt“ «if Ore »»a. 1: -ruby m mt r.*»p-».i: fully
and
aud
T. V. N ichols,
Banden,
w
w i i M v .i j Q
> v cm
o , ,,
(
l)otn c anb ^a rm .
earth, and a fa llin g in o f p ortion s are am on g the causes o f eurth- ask that a license be «’ muted to .To-a-jili
o f the cru st in con sequ ence. That quakes
T h e tw isting o f ch im n eys NValser. t«» retail spintm*ns liiiuor : in le w,
’ 1 ••n**«.ii|..n. .n •»•« d jiroi.n t.
the in terior o f the earth is in tense­ and m onum ents d id not necessarily i q" !I
wells
B acon ,
T o b a cco , C igars,
CCTIUATCQ PorlEWSPIPF.R IDVEJUTSDfi c p c c
t o ! IMA I kw at Lowest C.-.oh Ratos lilLs.
m ovem ent turbances was R4 m iles, and the o f Coos 1 'otmf//, Slufr o f Orct/on.
WV, the nnd«*rrti^ncd, lt*<_'al voters of Ran­
caused b y the shrinking, from tin m inim um 2?« miles. T h e pressure
dolph precinct., in said county of (A>os, and
loss o f heat, o f the in terior o f the o f subterranean reservoirs o f water
by
M eal,
Hats trimed to order a sf-ecialily.
à o d i ï y CONTRACTOR &
j
, prove his continuous residence upon, and |
; culUvntion o f. 8aid land, viz:
) of Fain iew. C* h >. s county,
! Ed. Bunnell
was Jacob Hiiiley
place.
F lou r,
a n d O rn a m e n ts.
RuoM ng Embroidery
Veiling, Scarfs etc* etc-
71v(5.
1 0 0 ,0 0 0
Monda} December 27. issò, vi:i: Abram A.
Hiyley, pre-emption D.
No. " im ):;. for the
. 3^ o f N . E.
and S. E. }4 o f N. W. '*,.
Sec. 31. Tp. 26 S. R. 11 West. Wil. Mer.
He names the following witness s to
priv- j westward o f that city, and not fin -
am ong the m ost com m on o f to n e s -
ly hot is in dicated
1
Land Oftico at Koselmr«. ():« .■>.!. (
Nov. .*», iss*;.
f
r? T O I T S O P
OTK’ E is hereby «iven that th.- inllow-
t Premium Liet.
N in«-named s»*ttler has filed notici* «>f O n l y Magniflret
G O C ts . u Y o a r .
his iuteutitm to make linai proof in s ipport
Cnpy and Outflt to Club-rRleer* Free.
of his claim, and that said proof v.ill I k - Addrers,
HOME ANu? FARM. Louisvll!;. **■
made before the countv Clark of Co ■ conn-
T h e place o f distu rban ce eaus-
iDg the earthquake in C harleston
H,
lìViSiGiis, ( ¡it)n ed Li ait
1 »
JiJl i i
t.ibleS,
n \ /r D T I C H ! ^
NOTH’E FOU FT BUCATI« »N.
effect
i l Or e
l I i ,C. i l«‘S,
T h is p a p e r in k e p t on file a t th e ofilre o f
T. It. Willard.
t’iM|iiillc City, Oregon.
the
b y the C harleston disturbance, and in the old crystallin e rock s that
that the statem ents with regard to ' underlie C harleston,
stretch in g
.
.
t .
it were w idely con tra dictory.
freirn the westward. It was rep ort-
A n earthquake is neither a novel ed that there was a sligh t ch an ge
nor a m ysterious occu rren ce. It is in the depth o f the water at that
are not vib ra tin g from
A n earthqu ake is a
C«..m ille
them, j was in the speaker’s opin ion , to the ! tv, (;re«« n, at Umpire < ity. (>re;i-n. on
It was not su rp risin g that
been
the
v4n!8tf
< H ir iA T D R S * HOOK.
}>osed, for if it hail been it w ould
“ sn a p p in g
LAIRD & ( JOHNSON
Cottage Saloon
1. W illard« Book shows how to proportion a cor-
nh't*. 2. Viakr m oulding knivoH. 8. l)i-t rake to
nutr ■ • witt eav«* m oulding. 4. Gauge a ta, i-;-i:ig K
stpiaro fi. M i t m o u l d i n g work; J on hiii- . rt. Get
length o f hip rafters.
7. Get the Irn-king for same
two way*. 8. Get tbo lei:«tli o f Jack rafter* two
ways. p. Make hin for concave re f.
10. M y out
ratters o f any piteh.
1). Cut ktalile moulding* to
tit at top. 1- I'ut upper end o f Jack rafti rs.
18.
I'nt valley rafter«. 11. Get s square two w iys. ¡5.
Strike a circle with a sipiarc. :•!. T o make a spiral.
17. Plum b a post with a ten-foot pole. is. Plumb a
crook ed post. 11*. Make one box contain sat»* an two.
i*. Cut a rafter w ithout a knowledge o f its lemrth.
P rice, 50ct*. or 13.SO per dozen.
Send t >
A lleghan ies, and its depth from 10,-
Earth- j h 1 by boys, called
Millinery Store!!
A Larno Variety of
M u re.
the
gist he whs naturally appealed to have caused a great wave.
An
fo r in form a tion in regard to the earthquake wave co m in g from b e ­
m ost striking o f earthly p h e n o m ­ low often exerted its greatest force
ena, and w hile he d id not assum e on the surface, ¡is in the gam e play-
the title o f “ P rofessor
Airs. A.O. Aiken.
O L IV E & A IK E N .
Have just received at
tïie ir n e w
A V ery Great Bargain.
COQUILLE CITY. OREGON.
j
’W i n e s , X j i q _ -
In ord e r to clo se ou t our B u si­ P i n e
ness by Jan. 1st we are offerin g u e r s , O i g ' s i r s a n d O d ­
,
our entire stock o f G eneral mer- d e r i c r S a l e .
cb a n ,i«»e at great reduction. T h ose
O r.
B rc v 7 n , P re p .
made, he continu ed.
From all 000 to 20,000 feet.
It is not lik ely
* itiir b -im » r *
quarters, in qu iries hail com e to ti nl the center o f the ,b
H I. u i M h i i i u
him about the C harleston e a r th ­ was under the ocean, as som e snp-
quake.
A. G. Aiken,
Coquille City, (Jgn,
Airs. C. W.Olive.
M O N T G O M E R Y W A R D A CO.
W ool!
n44
10,000 find 20,000 aud 00,000 p e r -, dow n in tl»- case, in Japan ,w here
gone at on ce, and 250,000 lire* were j there are ince-iwiiit earthquakes, an ; imlt)lltet| t() us b
b y uote or
reporteil to have been lo*t in the extensive system o f taking observa-
accou n t will please com e forw ard
islauil o f Java in wlmt m ight be ti >n- has been institute«!
It will
and settle.
rega rd ed as a sin gle earthquake.
d ou btless be fou n d that the lino o f
7 w
W ise, Bros. A Co.
A n exh austive in qu iry in regard distu rban ce iu
the
C harleston
to the seat anil dep th o f the ( liar- earthquake was parallel
/
v4 1)211
S ì 5Ì2U W a b a s h A v e u u e , I 'h iu n x a , IP
P aya ble in advance.
At the tim e o f the sh ock felt in
this city on A ugust 10, tw o y e a rs !
T h e re was n oth in g rem arkable in wagon in the street, and the bu ild -
its phenom ena,
lh e r e hail b e e n , jugs shook.
I n the geological
ALDINO done to suit till* times.
Shingles, Shakes and pickets furnish­
H
ed on short notice.
I
sand were thrown up.
In ll>33
there was a great revolution in the
eru p tion s
Freight
nf.tf
J I 11
1 fi
; i l > \ Al Ll-.iS i f 1: lui 2’ . u*i!t s ri».»;* •'
! U U (juil!-- (' v. UK)nere • h
n l4.
» ni-
Am pay in« 17cts. Cash for good wool in !)»- »! and nl*«u 2C seeded to
•rii'is:
good shape delivered hen* at Hendon.
w
J
1 tlrvc*:!»!!■.; LMsIlL* frati e
S ieb ««-ri| »iioii N i -I io a I,
I will pay 17',cts.. one-half in nu rrhandi <■.
I !. ,(.«>'•«
i
; H 3 X j a » t e 3 'c S t a l e s
or 17!^ out of my store. Bring «m your good
l lie under:-ignei have opened a
] • Hi*i- hi* tîil* K_‘S> or. iru h ding i; :-»•
of
wool at once. I keep a first-class store of
I.
yoke uf
it!«- and oil;» r
U1 to ; X j ADIES AND O w iiD R E N ’ 3 X dlA T S
subscription sch ool in the p u blic
111 tl I
r uf 2d head in finding ¿ve oov/n,
school b u ild in g in C oq u ille City,
P lc w e r s , C s tr ic lr
\i -* d 's many n».h r va'm.’ le things about
jn n .
I H I
and solicit the pa tion age o f the
tl ■ ;iiuc • 2. •«>>. It i-j really a rare bar, ::in.
P lu m e s and.
Flour,
Bacon
&
Potatoes
(•all
at
this
office.
nM
if
p eop le o f this vicin ity.
JL jl JJ o -
Always on Hand, and every thin sold at
T erm s:
L
a
ce s.
Bedrock prices.
Terms Cush.
S eu ioi dep artm en t......................$fi
W. II. Averill.
IK iT o b c n s ,
J u n io r
”
........... • • • • $4 Town o f Averil! (better known as Handout.
ruptures o f tin* surface, and jets o f
v o lca n ic
M onday,
as cheap as the cheapest.
h are to P ortland o n ly $14.40.
qu ake it was not a very great aftair. ( sou ml lik a th e ru m blin g o f a heavy !
lestou earthquake had m -tyet been
PRiEM,
S tages run all winter, leav- s a careful and courteous master.
had product d startling effects and ago, the professor w as alone in his
killed som e people, as an e a r t h -1 room in the college. H o heard a !
carried
LIZZIE
^*ei» in teiest and co m fo rt to g o
<>!. IVI it .\<*lsuii, )\ stir.
by the E m p ire C ity and D rain
O ver
two- \\rnx run regularly to this place for
In New E ngland, d u rin g the last Station Stage Line.
\ v one year bavin« been chart red by
century, there have been a great thirds o f this line is on a sm ooth, Air. Lyons for that time.
m any earthquakes.
In 1727 the hard sea beach and on on e o f O re­
T H E
JP IK X TE E H S r
g
o
n
’s
most
beautiful
rivers.
cou n try alnnit N ew ln iryp oit was
Is ft dry. safe schooner, and Capt. “ Dick”
re fe rre d to as likely to be better d u rin g that period , besid es
u n d erstood hereafter than at pres- sm aller ones.
earthqu akes that had
to
T k c B C V K R S * G l 'I O K «
iuxaed S e p t , a n ti M a r c ly
each
3 1 * p ages,
8 ’ :; x l l ' j l i i c b r n t W l t h o v e i
2 ,5 0 0
I llu s tr a tio n s - •
M h o le
P i c t u r e G a lle r y .
C » IV K S W h o l e s a l e P r ic e s
d ir e c t to reu m i m era o n a l l g o o d s f o t
¿ '« v e r n a l o r f a i n t l y u n c ,
T e li a b u n t o
o r d e r , a n d g l ree e x a c t c o s t o f e v e r y ­
t h i n g y o n une, e a t , d r i n k , w e a r , o r
t m v c f u n w i t h . T li e s c I N V A L U A B L E
«.O O IiM c o n t a i n I n f o r m a t i o n g h n m . i
f r o m t h e m a r k e t s o f t h e w o r l d . W'<-
w i ll m a il u c o p y Ì G I K K to a n y a d ­
d r e s s u p o n r e c e ip t o f IO c t s . t o d e f r a y
e r j i e n -e o f m a i l i n g . L<ct u s h e a r h u m
you.
R e s p e c tfu lly ,
is corresjion d in gly
were 2!>I earthquakes worth ch ro n iclin g
ent.
The speaker said Hint al-
th ou gh the C harleston earthquake
T H E
Intion
lation o f the earth increases, the \ viait anY PRrt o f O regon or W a sh -
nu m ber o f ob servers increases, and bigton territory, will find it greatly
shaken up in the sam e way that it
had been at C harleston recently,
l a i I Injun Ueo.
W hat is
bein g
rr-3
t -.-r 1
A TE FEES.
O u r office is o p p o site the U. S.
P atent Office, and we can obtain
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h —
in both he m i-
—
■ spheres.”
K ki .I/O go :—“ l have never seen
P R O P R IE T O R
L ouisb
th'-ir .-ipuil."
I’ .MtLiNK Luro.v:—“ The Knabe Piano sur-
prs cs all other makes.”
The popular 11 VRKINGTON PIANO and
tin’ CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN.
C lauv
CONSTAN TLY
K eep s
ou ter crust had lost its heat, it no with them. -S cie n tific A m erican.
A n assortm ent o f
A
BANCROFT & CO.,
lon g er contracted.
B oots anil shoes,
Built F\press!Vfj for tlh
Sole
Agents.
721.
Market
St.,
San
Frrncisoo.
Ilem em lier th is: W e give the !
M ou n tain ch ain s resulted front
H ats and caps.
5 in e i patents in less tim e than those re- f
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l
•1. E. H agen buch . BI huco Drugstre, Marsh­
readju stm ents o f the earth’ s sur- \ H e r a l d and San F ra n cisco C h ron - | m ote fIonl W iishington.
V x/ VJ I
\ Y j i
S tationery, Inks,
field, local agent.
nll-3m
fa ce caused by earthquakes.
T h e i d e fo r $2.75 p e ry e a r; the H e r a l d
D ry g o o d s and
Semi Model ot D raw ing.
^Ve
fo ld s and fractu res seen iu every and S. F. Call, $2.50; the H eral d ftt|vj8e as to patentability free o f Y V 11' 1' 1;,u,n °-n 1,0 ,,th**r Ront«*.
C loth in g L a ­
¡ins,
I tt
vi)sst*l Having maui* six round tni>s
m ountain belt co u ld not
have and S, F. E xam in er, *3 .0 0 ; ami tlio I cbftr(,e .” am i « V m ^ k e A V ¿ 7
¡„
dies. C e n ts
taken p lace w ithou t great distur-
bances, and in every m ountain
th« last six months, is s
os • to k« < p !
H e r a l d and H o m e & Farm ^ * 5 0 \ (j„if.Ss PcUent fo SecureiL
u
np hor past reoord, and will until further
— all in advance. 'I'he latter pjiiters
W e refer, Itero, to the Postm ns- j llotict1*on :,7 " after Novemoer if»t.b,
vi
W. Gallier
and C h ild ren s
BLACK-SMITHING
G en era l fu r ­
range are evid en ces o f m any earth-1 the H om e A F arm , will he sent a ter, Supt. o f M on ey O rd er D iv., 1 froiKht to F°PuiJi‘‘1 r ’ t>'1 a,Vl a11 i",ln,s 1 m
n ish in g g o o d s ;
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7 ; tht* lower river at the following rates:
quakes. In the highest m ountain year Free to any address by the Rud to ontctals ot tlie u . o . l a t e n t
Flour $:t pi«r ton, suit, nail«, iron nmlconl
also groceries,
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and referen ces to actual clien ts in
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N eatly un«l p rom p tly d on e, at the
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ofOthors,who wish toexamine low est liv in g prices.
in g on.
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