THE WEEKLY ORKGOX SCOll
UNION. OKHXiOX. SAT., NuV. Jt. liO
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City election nenr at hand.
Attend the Literary Society's meet
ing next Monday evoniqg.
Jimmy Layton is railing a lt;lor
Fhop in Pallas, Polk county.
Free sample bottle of Dr. I'ojstmkpV
Cough Syrup at Wright's drug store.
Dun. Moore h.as been rustieutityr; in
the village of BaVer City, for several
du.VS )USt.
Dr. Pox, pf Portland, is in the eity,
attending on. Mr.'Poskowitz's little boy
who is very nick.
The citizens of Joseph hnvo sunt a
j)Ctition to tjie legislature, asking that
the town be incorporated.
John Dobbins, who has been visit
ing in the Kustern states for several
months, returned Thursday.
Mr. J. II. Ooibin, this week, bought
he house and lot belonging to O. O.
Colfinberry. f-ittt.ited on the corner
,)f Int. and 0 tttreeU.
1. A. Mahulley, of Lu (irande, was
in the city Tuesday last, lie will visit
the Wiilaniette valley soon. His
family are already there.
Look out for the big ad. of lligin-i-on
it Budget's the popular dealers in
drugs, and fancy goods at I.a Grande,
Which will appear next week.
No one has announced himself ns a
candidate for office at the coming city
lection, ar- yet. Are there not enough
embryo Mitchells among ns to till the
offices?
Mr. II. O. Hilling?-, the money lend
er, who has been in Union for several
mouths, took his departure for Walla
Walla this week, having finished his
business here.
Louie Corbet), proprietor pro tern of
the Star hotel, at La Grande; paid Un
ion a visit during the week, lie in
feeding himself pretty well now, and
is getting corpulent fast.
The buzz (if lite steam saw is heard
in the land, masticating the cord
wood, much to the disgust of the
knights of the buck. The blamed old
saw can't vote, anyway.
Marion Davjs, district school assess
or, informs us that tjiere is a fraction
over 7 miles of railroad in this district,
which he has assessed at ?-JQ!10, a mile,
depot buildings usriwsed 1000 and
mow sheds .000.
We are under obligations to J. W.
Strange, chief clerk of the Senate for a
copy of the Governor's message to the
Legislative assembly, and copies of
bills introduced in the .Senate, togeth
er with other interesting documents.
Grand Thanksgiving Ball at Wright's
hall, Cove, on Thursday evening,
Nov. 2lith. Tfio best of mii-ie will he
furnished. Hall tickets $1. Supper
tickets served at Cove hotel .fJ. per.
couple, A cordial invitation cx ten
ded. A ratlle for a valuable shot gun,
took place last Tuesday evening. Char
ley Miller and Win. Johnson carried
oil' the prize. The same gun and a
Huitue norse win tie pui up ami rumen
for next Wednesday evening. Bullle
ing seems to he all the rage now.
Henry Hinehart has been appointed
Jtegister of the Land office at La
Grande, and ,f. T. Outhouse has been
appointed Peceiver at the same place.
Curry and Swackhamer not being on
sociable terms with the President will
have to retiro as gracefully as they
can.
Alex Jones returned from hi.s trip
to the East, the fore part of the week.
He says he had u splendid lime, and
enjoyed himself immensely. After all
he thinks this country good enough
for him, and intends to remain here,
which will be welcome news to his
many friends.
The subject for debato at the. Liter
ary Society," meeting next Monday
evening is "Bcsolvcd that Hannibal
was u greater general than Napoleon."
Leaders, T. Oliver and 15. F. Wilson.
An excellent programme has been pre
pared for the evening. Kverybpdy
should attend.
We have a very interesting commu
nication concerning a certain young
gentleman in town, who gallanted a
certain young ladv home, on a certain
evening last week, but will not give
htm away this time. We don't think,
howvver, that anything can keep him
out of the U. S. Senate.
On Wednesday lust John McCube
got "full'r'n a goose" uml attempted
to take in the town. His wrath was
directed, principally, against the Chi
nese population. Ho w.tr, arretted
and ujwii search being made several
razors, a hair clipper, and other arti
cles of barbers use, were found niton
his person, which he had stolen from '
Johiiron s barber shop. Justice Skid'
held him to answer before the next
term of circuit court, with bonds,
fixed at fifty dollars.
A largo crowd was in attendance at
the concert, neck tio sociable, and
Hipper, given undor the auspice of
the Presbyterian church, t Wright'
hn.ll, on Thursday evening last. The
music and literary exercises were ex
cellent, mid the neck ti; and apron
feature created mu h m-niimut ami
wu highly enjoyed, 'lie- Mime tin
which the HUpjM'r w.is t- i .l w.i-m-:
h micc'tun, many huvm.' ' i m
without getting a . li.u. - .u . !
ot the viands. 11.:-. 1 v. i .
doubt owing to the fact that there
wah u giNni ninny mi r- j.n-mt.I th in
ih iM-.tttl. 'T.ik.ii r it l
WaBH vtry pKu.ant alFmr,
Pointers.
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Hy tho UojpulHf. Correspon
dent's, !' t?ft('. Scout.
UtehY flMUS IN TIlH Vi,ai.()1V.V.
Ou( Ctilllii--t ellliej: llpti-iii In
iliniul. A t'hlmce fur t'ii Ital-ttf-rijrinliijj
Nntrf,
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Kll'IfU SIACM IN lllill VALI.UV,
Wai.i.owa.
The six niw milliJ of the valley can
not supply the demand for lumber.
Our towns have caught the spirit of
the times and are building up rapidly.
All an anxiously waling returns
from ore shipped to San Jeanciseo re
cently for reduction.
Our inarbi l ledges arn shnwiug up
splendidly as work progre-ses. They
have taken out tome p.f a,s tine speci
mens as we have ever seen.
Depositions are being taken in the
contest case of U. H.Wright vs 15. W.
Davis, before Notary Burleigh, abo in
the case of A. 1. Finley vs L. J. Uooth
Jr.. before Notary Vail.
It is amusing to see Grande Ifon
dcrs coming in the "frosty valley" and
tall; of the improvements that have
taken place in 1, (1, anil H years, and
slighly inquiring for land.
ft has been blustery weather for
several days. Last Thursday snow
covered the entire valley for a couple
of hours, To-day a storm of wind and
rain is raging from Ue cast.
Our merchants are doing a good
business Money seems plentier, as
evidenced by the substantial improve
ments going on in all parts of the val
ley. A most every one is building
more or less, besides wanting to buy
stock.
Covi:, Nov. 18, KSSfi.
Mrs. O. P. Jaycox and Mrs. Vine
Payne have veeu M'k during the week
Frank Mitchell is having hi.s duell
ing overhaul 'd and repainted, by Ma
rion Irwin.
If. J. Geer was particularly unfor
tunate last wec!. One of his $1.10,
horses taking sick and soon dying.
A number of our crack shots atten
ded the rille match, in High Valley,
for turkeys and beef, 'j'hey had to be
content with one of the thanksgiving
birds.
A great deal of ploughing is being
done by our farmers, the weather be
ing favorable for their work. The
.sowing is being generally postponed
until spring.
Kvery house in the Cove is occupied
and there is demand for more dwell
ings. It would be flood speculation
for a capitalist to erect collage for
rent at this place.
Splendid weather for this time of
year.
Head our advertisments and keep
posted.
Our merchants are all receiving hol
idav woods.
Mining operation:1 have about sus
pended for the winter.
John Prooke, the poet, is teaching
the Tellocaset' school.
The Sparta hotel has been leased by
Win. Smith, of PakerCjty.
The population of Canyon City is
110, aocordiug to the last census.
The Scoct is
medium in the
the best advertising
county. Pear it In
mind.
Dont brake your necks in the dark',
when you can get lanterns at the tin
shop for 75 ets,
H. J. Rogers and wife, accompanied
by his Hister, Mrs. Secrest, made Union
a visit during the week.
If you ate contemplating the pur
chase of a shotgun, rille or pistol,
write to Cove drug i:tore for price.
Pony Adam, a prominent farmer of
Linn county, who lives near Jefi'erton,
committed suicido last Monday.
McParren has an elegant gold watch
which will be rallied for on the 2Sth
inut, 1( chances at $1. each. Try
your luck.
Special Timber Agent Haley report
that forrestrv to the value of over
SjtfOO.000 has been cut throughout the
Northwest, at the instigation of the
Northern Pacific Pailroad. Company.
' The Weiner Ditch company, wo are
informed, will spare no expouso to
complete their canal the coming win
ter and spring. This ditch covers be
tween 2J,000 and 20.000 acres of the
I test desert laud in Idaho. Weiser
Leader. o
A lot of young carp was received loxt
week, from the Kast, by F. A. Foster
of La Grande, and placci in a lake
near that place, It is to be hoped
that Mr. Foster's attempts to pro-Hi-gate
the fish in the county may prove
successful.
The failure to -perform Je amount
of work on a mining claim required by
the local mining lawn or regulations
established iuid in fori in the district
Where the cl.;iui is lue 'tul, all. '.Hits to
Jill abiMIl.iHl.:eIil l-f tie- el.4! H. Ull'!
tn. 0 iiii it I11..V 1. in 1 upl' d 'Hid ij-
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NliW ASSOCIATION,
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Itormatlnn
nMV I ;rmlp ntttrliS
.IlinUturltt ArMielntlOH.
l'llOCni'.llt.NtiS Ol' T it mkutini:
Quite a number of Mothdit prenh
or wore in our city Inst week atten
ding tho ln (Jramie District MtniMe
rirtl A'.'fiM'iHtionj whieh law jtit affeer
tptl an organization, with Uev. G.
Al. Irwin, of la (Jrande, Prosideul,
and.), P. Watson, of I'moii, Secre
tary, Uev. li, V. Ivcnneily prcachetl
on TuomIhv ovening, and Kuv. A:i
dorson delivered tlio eloing sermon
on Thurcjiy. The prugraunno wa
fplite an interesting one, coiiistin,r of
exere't-es e.onnected with the spiritual
ami intellectual improvement of tho-e
present, and the best interests of the
church. U11V..I. .iohusou, of Suin
niorvillo, read an essay on the 4 Atone
ment, eoiulitional and tine mditional,'
in which he eovred all the ground,
from tho child to 1 1 if heathen. Uev.
Kennedy' paper wa. on the Future
destiny of the w;i:kcd," inakiu'j it
appear that the wicked would have a
pretty hard time in the next world.
Another es.av read was on 'Libert v.
What is jtV"bv L'ev. WaMui. This
being an undecided question, it caused
I'tiilG a djsfiisMou. Miev. .. II. Wood,
of the Wallowa, reseuled a very in
teresting paper on "Scriptural lloli
hess, ' jind Uev. Anderson, of paker
City, had an eay on 'Children, and
their relation tt the church." Uev.
A. is emphatically the children's matt,
and his favorite theme is interesting.
It is the design of the association to
convene twice a year, the next meet
ing to bo held some time next May.
A i; inn tiii'ii.
Communicated.
We believe Jt would be to the best
interests of our public school, for the
board of directors to select some suit
able person, who has had considerabb
experience in teaching, as a City su
perintendent of our schools, who
shall have the general oversight, and
act in conjunction with the teachers
in preparing grades, examination
papers, and pass with the teachers of
each department upon the same.
Our school has a sufficient number
of pupils attending to justify such u
selection, and we believe no expense
would be .entailed by such a course
at present. It would aid materially
to Hie interests of our school, and by
earnest endeavors on part of such
superintendent with the teachers,
would place our schpo) on a better
footing than ever before, and secure
a more hearty co-operation of parent
with the teachers and pupil, thus
bringing tlte patron in closer relation
to the inteiest.i of the children than
bus heretofore existed. Wo believe it
would facilitate the work of 'both
teachers and pupil, not that we think
our teachers are incompetent, for the
woik, but to aid tlcm in all rightful
means, to make our school, which
should lie the pride of our hearts, an
institute of rigid menial culture.
Other places of less importance, anil
whose schools are not so well attended
as ours select a like superintendent ;
then why not this? We trust the
Hoard will consult ovei the matter
and make such a selection, as we.
believe the idea a pood one, and has
been suggested to us by several citi
zens. Ilaywanl llaml Oreiwules. are thu host.
Dr. King's eye
glasses at Jones
Pro's.
Rooms for rent.
ollice. -Enquire at this
Poskowitz has just received a fine
line of ladies' dress goods.
Pest cigars in the city, just received
at Jones Pro's. Try thorn.
If you do not wish to ho (lunud, net
tle your account at Jones Pro's.
Excellent stereoscopic views at
Jones Pro's. Five cents each.
WILL YOl q'Fl'KIl with I)vsppislu
ami Liver iiiiluint? Hhiluh's Vitalize!'
is gunr.uitii'il to cutu yuu.
Go to Poi kowitz's and see the in
ducements he oilers now, for cash.
For lame ttiiek. siile or eliost, use Shlloh'N
Pnnni- Plaster. Price !i cents. For anient
theilruK store of Jt. (', (irelx, Union.
J. L. Alberson will pay tho highest
market price, cash, for wheat, oats and
barley.
ennup. wuoopiNc, cort.-n anil
Iiroiichitli hitiaediuti'lv rollnvtiil Ity Shiloli's
Cure. Fur sale lie li. C. CJruly, Union.
Poskowitz has just received a fine
lino of mens' overcoats, alro duck lined
goods.
SHIIMI'S COIHIII ninl fimmimptiiiii
('uri' is sold by us on a guarnntpp. It enrc
Consumption. For sulu bv Jt. C. (irciff.
Poskowitz has just received a fine
line of ladies', mons', boys' and chil
dren!' hoots and shooj.
CATAltltlf CUKKI), health and sweet
breath aoctircd. Ity Hhiloh's Catarrh Itenie
cily. Price AO cent i. Kawtl Injector Free.
The party who took the buggy itole
and neck.yoke from Dr. Drake's barn,
will please return the same, and i-uve
further trouble.
.SLUHPLKSS NJOHTS. niaiM miseroltle
by that terrible coiiith. Hiiloli's Cure Is the
remedy for yuu. her side by Jt, 0. Urcig,
All parties indebted to me are re
quested to call and fettle, either by
note or otherwise, by thu 1st. of No
vember next. J. L. Ai.nniteo.v.
THAT JIAi'KIXU roi'OII ran bo o
Illicitly cured ti Hhiloh's ('urn. We ptutr
i.ntcv it. For sale by H. ('. (trelK, Union.
lb idl iaaii A Dixon, tin burners
inai.MH, I'uii u, Oregon, rpii't- all
Jis rt i-s iiid'-bt."! to tie lo tu cull .lid
si ''1 1 by lie iir.it "f December, Hi? it
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ni ()''ir "iirt;i u'i 'ii .' '( Vi'i- titi.
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11 t Taxpnycr it KxpcrL
Outhqftso' Utjoit.
MISTAKES 1M '.V(-r. AMI KUfl'BRK.
Tlii- i; iort .11-(-im1 lit he Urn i.riitiK
tci tin- Aiiif)imt f Nritrly T..i'
t Tliimsiinil Dnllnii.
TjtK "pxi'VHt'rni: K.t'r..uii:n.
Kp. ScofT:.--
fn-ns-intjch its the alleged expert re
port of J. T, Outhouse, published in
the last isstje of the Sentinel, in which
every tav.-puyer of tho county is inter
ested, 1 presume a few .observations
directed tjiereat will not be an intru
sion. You will see by an examination
of this report that Mr. Outhouse fools
the expense for 1SY7 to 1878 at $10,
.SIM.ftl, nhile a careful examination of
all the records for that year only shows
$10,1 12,)K; thus it will be seen that
Mr. (uthoue iy in error to the enor
mous extent of $721,0!!, and for the
year 1K7S to ISTO his footings show
tho expi mi's lo be .j17'7.ri:.7fi, while
tho whole iccord for that year only
shows the stun of $17,121,2, showing
Mi Outhouse' report erroneous to the
extent of $.'131, Oil, and for the year
1S7D to ISM his. footings show $21,
2Si,0.'!, while a careful examination of
the records disclose $21,!?Sti,l 1, show
ing an error in Mr. Outhouse's report
of $101.03, and for the year ISSOto I SSI
the footings of his roitort shows 21, ;12(?,
(53, while the records of that year show
$21,3(!(),S7, showing Mr. Outhouse's
report in error in the sum of $31,21,
and in hjs report for the year 188!) (o
188-1 he puts clerk's fees at $7;S(!,21,
whih-the iccord.s for that year show
the clerk's fees to be $fi,-!f(),8-l, show
ing an error in Mr. Outhouse's report
of $l,92!), tO. During that period the
clerk did two pieces of contract work
for the county, in. which his fees were
$1,187,K7. He may be able to account
for part of this error in this way, but
this would leave his report in error to
the extent of $1-11,03, on this ono item
for this one year, Py adding tqi Mr.
Outhouse's account of expenses for the
year of 18(58 to 18(10, jt will bo seen
that he has made a mistake of $.ri00,()0
in his simple addition, and again in
his addition for tho year 18(57 to 18(58,
an examination will show that his
first live right hand figures are nil
wrong. From a hurried comparison
aid examination, 1 am satisfied that
this! report in its details will show er
rors amounting to neatly $20,000,00
As the errors are both ways it may not
vary this much from the ultimate
facts, or it may run above this amount,
His conclusions of law are dimply ri
diculous, as 1 shall show in a future
communication. If this is the char
acter of an expert report of county fi
nances our county court has expen
ded thu enormous sum of $7oQ.00 for,
it would have been better for the tax
payers, had the court thrown their
money in the fire, s.o far as the con
sideration the people have received for
jt, is concerned. As above intimated,
I will give your readers the benefit, of
a complete investigation of this re
markable report at my earliest con
venience, that tho tax-payers, whose
money has been squandered, aid vho
have been humbugged, may know
just what they have received for their
money. Yet I now confess that those
glaring mistakes, in facts, figures and
simple addition should make the tax
payers blush with shame for a court of
their own election, that would thus
squander their money to gratify such
incompetence.
Tax-pay; it.
I't'njiei- Treatment fur OiiuRhs.
That the render may fully understand what
constitutes n (,'ood "oujh and Lung Syrup,
wo will ay that Tar and Wild Cherry Is the
binds of the bet remedies yut dlfcoverml.
These Ingredients with several others cipially
as efllcuclouH, miter hii'Klv Into Dr. IIimiiii
lot's Cou'h and Liui),' Syrup, thus making It
ono of the most rollnble now on tho market.
Piico, W) cents ami $J.ue. Samples fruo. Sold
by J. T. Wright, Union, Oregon.
' I.oolc Hern I
All persons knowiuK the inaclvo indebted
to ". Vincent, nru requested to wjiiio for
ward and pay up. Ho wants his aucouuts
settled by the 15th. of Det ombur.
Kr tint I.atlles.
Mrs. Corbin has Just received a Inrgo
stock of Fancy Hoods, mid new atyhw of
huts. I.udlaa are Invited to cull anil huk
at tlicin.
Oo to Pookowitz's store, Union, for
itirkimU of Ladies', Gents', Misses' and
Hoys' Dress Goods, llu has just re
ceived them, mid will sell them chent
cr than ever before sold in this county
(i orue Coffee, George Decker mid
N. 1. Parri were (alton down from i
line cri'k t" Port hi ml, n few days ,
uj:j b Jiej.n' .M,.rrh,d Mooinati for ,
m Ihug ni.inm n turvil tobacco without I
a liei me. I l.i v kept a snlnon at Pine
i i) 1. .uid i I. iu! lobii' t'o ub'Uti
nub .i. Jiuii. iln.) tv4J.
S4I.UM LiriTUK.
At4onittttn; of t lis f.('lilnturi'"l'puia(e
(Meihi tire lllsprtmri! AVIt)i.
MITCHKM, IS ICI.KCTIU) H15XATOH.
Halem, Nov. I I, 2885.
Hi). SrouT:
The Oregon Legislature was called
together in r-peeiaj session by jiroelii
mation of the Governor, and met at
the Capitol in pursuance thereof on
Monday the 0th iust., all the members
being present, except Senator Dorris,
of 1iine, who was detained at home by
reason of the Circuit court of his coun
ty being in session at that tjine. No
business of importance was transac
ted the first day, hut to perfect the
organization. In the House, L. S.
Ilowhtt, the chief clerk, by reason of
removal .ft out t)u State, was disquali
fied and tendered his resignation, and
J. T. Gregg, the ellicieut assistant at
the last regular session, was elected to
till the vacancy and 1 11. Wheeler,
the clerk of the judiciary at the last
session, was elected assistant. In the
Senate, chief clerk J. W. Strange, of
Union, and assistant clerk J. A. Cook,
of La Grande, were on hand and J. S.
l'ttrcloin being absent, G. O. Hohnan,
of linker City, was elected to till his
place of Sargent-at-arms.
On Tuesday morning the two Hous
es met in joint convention and listened
to the message of inn excellency, the
Governor. A copy of the message has
beeij forwarded to you, Mr. editor, and
in it the Governor very propetly ar
raigns the party in power, for creating
the causes for tin special session, and
reiniqds them In unmistakable lan
guage tjmt in them alone must rest the
blame, if any there be. Poth Houses
promptly and pertinently discharged
the whole horde of clerks usually on
hand, and we find both halls fully, or
nearly cleared of a host of female
clerks. All ell'orls to clog legislation
are voted down and both I louses mean
to attend to business in a busincs-like
manner.
Of the measures proposed relating
to Union, is the one to aid in the buil
ding of the Pjne creek road. The hill
was drawn by Dr. Straqge aqd intro
duced by Senator Uinehart, and is now
in the jiands of the printer. A copy
will be sent you, so you can notice the
merits. Senator Pinelptrt also put
through a bill to incorporate Sunuuer
ville, and it is now pending the House.
A number of bills aro pending, asking
appropriations for jipiqls east of the
mountains, but few, if any, will be
come laws, by reason of the usual cry
of economy now raised.
The creation of a new judicial dis
trict is urged, but it is proposed to
leave Paker, (Jraqt, Uijioq and Uma
tilla as and aqi) make Crook, Grant,
Gilliapi and Yasco tio other, which
iH an unjust division of the work, and
there will he just opposition to spell a
bill.
The Oregonian has opened its bat
teries on Mitchell, and it may lip truly
said "there is razors in the air," apd
no telling who will get cut,
Nov. 10th.
Yesterday .Milehel) was elected sen
ator on the third ballot. On first
ballot Slater hud 35, Mitchell 28, and
Williams 2Q. Allen and Lee voted
for ICelsay, llirch for Carson, and
Simon for O. V. Fulton. Pefore the
result was announced llirsch gave Un
reasons for his change to Mitchell,
one reason being that Mitchell had a
majority of the republican vote.
Gilbert of Marion county changed to
Mitchell for the same reason; u)sq
Waldo. Hare niovei) to adjourn, but
the motion was lost. Pefore the sjic:
ond ballot was announced Saunders,
Wait, Simon, republicans, and Dick,
Siglin, Purch, Marrow. Peal, Lein
weber, Lewis, Porter, Montanye, Cy
rus, Miller of Marion, Perry, Craven,
Shellon, Pluck, Watts, Chandler, all
democrats, changed to Mitchell,, giv
ing Mitchell fifty-live votes, and ho
was declared elected. Mitchell was
introduced and responded with thanks,
Tho session will probably not last
beyond this Week. No time is lost in
useless diecusi-iou, as at some former
sessions, legi. latum moving on as
rapidly and as Miioothly ar possible,
It seems scnicily probable, however,
that the eigity-tv,i house bills and
sixty senate bills introducul will he
roine laws in the few remaining days
of the session. The bill incorporating
the town of sjumiiiervilKi parstd.
More Anon,
Farmer mill .iI-iIi:iiiIcm.
Savo money mid doctor bills, Itnllevoyour
Mothers, Wives and Sisters by u timely pur
uIih.iu of Dr. ltosnuko's CoiikIi mid l.unj:
Syrup, bust known rouiudy for Con (lis, Colds
Cioup and llronchlul itffeutloiiH. Itullcvcs
Children of Croup in ono night; nuiy sure
yuu hundreds of dollars. Price fiO cunts and
$1.00. Samples free. Sold by .1. T. Wright,
Union, Oregon.
Hllvorw.-t.ro ami Clouds.
At the Jewelry storo of S. V. McFnrron
nuiy be Ht-iin n splendid display of silver
ware of the bust quality uml styles, which
has Just bien received. Also, mi assort
ment (if w.ttchus ami clocks of various
kinds. He li sellhiK at very low llgurus.
Cur fur I'lle.
Pllos are frequently preceded by a scne
of wulgbt In the bunk, loins ami lower part
of thu ubdotneii, canning tho patient to sup
peso he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring orgaim. At times, symptoms of
ludIgctloii uro protcut, tlutuloiu-y, uneasy
uess of the stomach, ate. A uiolsture like
perspiration, proiluciug a very disagreeable
Itching after getting warm, Is u common
atleiidnut. Illliul, JlhcdliiK, uml Iteldng
Pilot yield at oiioe to the uppliention of Dr.
Ilosunko.s Pilo Itemed)-, whleh nets dlruetly
upon tho parts effuetsd, absorbing the
Tumor, nlluyhitf tho Juteum itching, and
effeetlug n penimmait cure. Prli t-,.'0 cfliits.
AddreNs, The Dr. Jlo.anko Medicine Com
panv, Phpia, O. hyld by J. T. Wrlht,
Uuu n, ort-Koii.
By Mail.
Tclocasot TattlinjH "WorU
on the Snow Shptls,
uuAKim uo.vin: schnkuy, inc.
North I'nwilrr l'ellnt. I'roprMttil I'reni
tile l'nji i it ii f one of tjie
1'ri-f.unt lptiilnpu.
I.ltTTltt: 1'KtlAl LAN ) ('(If V I V.
Tf.I.I.OOAHBT, Nov. IS, 1SS5,
This week Mr. W. 11. llullman, of
Pyle canyon, with Mr. Orgrceij, started
for Idaho, witli a band of horses. They
will he driven to Caldwell, whence tin y
will be shipped to their destination.
The Plue Mountains are now cov
ered on their highest peaks with a
lovely mantle of snow. It is a sight
well repaying a man, to climb to the
foothills ai)d watch the lovely sunrise
and sunset oyer the surrounding
heights,
Chas. Houghton, the indcfatiguhlu
sportsman of Lower Powder, is again
out hunting with a party of other deer
slayers this time at Lookout moun
tain. A few enthusiasts like Charlie
would soon entirely oxtjrpate the deni
zens of the woods,
A subscription school was started
last Monday morning at Pig Creek, l.y
Mr, Williams, a recent settler of the
Cove. The school house has been
plastered iqside apd is no one of the
most comfortable otpl commodious,
buildings iq the district,
'Oh, where, oh where, is my Husk o
cordial gone?" Such was the chant
wliic)) )'' printers iq a newspaper
olfice npt a Jiuiplrcd miles from Un
ion, were heard dolefully sipging ov
er tneir unusually protracted labors,
on the lastjlay of tho week.
Tho snow sheds in Pylo's canyon do
not seem to he progressing very
rapidly. It is almost impossible for
them to be even half completed before
the snow falls, and if the winter proves
severe there is almost as great u chance
us before, of the line being blockaded
in places,
We have been surprised during Iwq
weeks rjding about the valleys and
eunypi's tributary to Grande Ponde, to
liqd the Scott iq almost every house.
Whenever wo suggested the plan of
them subscribing for the best paper in
Union county, tlpy ficoqteij the idea
of beiqg without it.
Cynicuh.
NoitTfi Pownqit, Nov. Hi,. KSSo.
Free lupst up at thu Puster house.
The grist mill is running day and
iillt,
PilsiqesH l)ourishing. Tho fifties
have been raised.
Our village blacksmith is visiting
friends in the valley.
That party has returned from look
out mountain, without any deer,
jlas. Welch informs us that lie has
firo extinguishers on hand, incase of
an emergency.
"Pete," your last, week's correspon
dent is bi'H'orhig very niqcli. Perhaps
he was at the just meeting.
The city bopt nip, sjioe cobbler has
beoi at work hard for a week, .inven
ting a pair pf cooipskiq boots, Vo. If).
Tfie cjty barber looks very pale since
his mi'l. Opc of the boys took a shot
at him, Ihji'king ie was a deer. CIohi
call for Hurdjn.
JiNtio tiu.su,
El'oknk Oity, Ou, Nov, 10, I88.r,
The hcayy ruins have again subsi
dct.
All Union county sltidonts woli and
happy.
Circuit com' iidjournod ou the 12th
lust., to convene again on (lie Kith
pro,
lion, L. P. IMnohnrt was in the city
a few days before the opening of the
legislature.
John and Pic?.. MeAlister departed
to return to Grande Hondo Valley, a.
few days since,
The Ijiiurcan Society appeared in
open session last 1'iiilav, tlisctissiut;
ti e Statesmanship of Gladstone and
Pismrk, in which F. P. Collins mudn
his debut.
The celebrated iiclress, Miss Grace
Hawthorne, finished her engagement
here last .Monday night, with a bene
fit for the public school, giving Jio pet
cent to the latter. This company
gave immense satisfaction while I ere.
h. Jay,
i:tniiitUn or itiii,
i
Loubi Kiel, the half-breod leader, wus
executed at the barracks near lloglna, last
.Monday morning, ills face was full of
color ajid ho appeared tojiavo complete
self-poscsslon, responding to tho service in
a clear tone. The prisouerdeeldcd only a
moment before starting for the scultold not
to ninke a speech, This was owing to the
earnest solicitations of both priests at
tcndtiif; hlin. lie displayed an inclination
at tho lust moment to mako an address, hut
1'ero Andre reminded him of his promise
ami he then arose and walked toward the
executioner repeating his prayer to tho last
moment, the final word escaping from
him being, "Meni. Jean." Ho died with
out HNtriiKKhi. Oroat oxeltementprevailed
amomr the Freuch-Ounndinn-i at Quaboo
nml Montreal, npiui receipt of the news of
his death. They regard him in "a martyr
to tho French rntiMi."
"i. in ri:u list.
ltemnlnhiK In (Vive, Or. jtoM-olllco. No'.
1". I-": Forrester, C. Iturllll. Jpoj
K'enm-ih . It. F. : Niblnek. SVil f; HUirr,