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VOL. V
The Oregon scout, i
Jfti liulrp ii(U'iH weekly journal, issued ev-
r Friiliiy uiornhuc bv
JONES & CliANCEY,
Publihers and Proprietors.
RA.. K. Joni:s, I
15. ClIAXCT.Y,
Foreman.
i-Aiuor. i
KATKS OF SUHSCUII'TIO?::
'One copj', one vear
.1 Klv month 1.00
vv " ' Three inontoH 70
liivnrlnbly Cash in Advance.
& If hu chance xnlrcriptions arc not jntid till
$,end of year, two tlollart vcill be cluirgcd,
f Hates of advertising made known ou ap
1 1 .1
JSrrorroFpondcucc from all parts of the
country soiicucc
Adress nil communications to the Oueoom
Scout, Union Ongon.
l'KOFKSHlONAL.
jR. Eakin,
J. A. Eakin,
Notary Public.
'T-R EAK1N , & BROTHER ,
Attorneys at Law,
-:ij Union, Oregon.
"Prompt Attention Paid to Collect.ons.
JOHN R. CR1TES, .
Attorney at Law.
Collecting and probate practice special
tie. Office, two doors south of post-otucc,
Union, Oregon.
J N. CROMWELL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, ono door south of J. B. Katon'H
store, Union, Oregon.
Q II. DAY, M. I).,
nOMKPATHIC
' Physician uui Surgeon.
AU, CALLS PROMPTI.V ATTRKDEH TO.
'' Ofllcc adjoining Jones Bro's store. Can
i thc found nights at tho Centennial hotel,
room no.
M. Bakkr. J. W.Shklton. .1. P. P.aker.
JgAKER, Sll ELTON & BAKER,
Attorneys at Law.
OFFICES Union and La Grande, Ore
gon. Special Attention given allj business
entrusted to us.
T.
CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Union, Oregon.
Otlice, one door south of Centennial ho
tel. J.M. CARKOLL,
B. F. WILSON.
Ex-Co. Clerk.
Notnry l'uuiic.
QAUROLL & WILSON,
Conveyancers and Abstracters.
Abstracts to Real and Mining property
furnished on short notice, at reasonable
rates.
Hales of Real and Mining property nego
tiated. Collection business promptly at
tended to.
Oflicc next door south of Tost-oHlcc. Un
ion, Oregon.
J W. STRANGE,
DENTIST,
It Grande, Oregon.
Will visit Union regularly on tho
first Monday of each month.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
FIRST CLASS
I
EES
ORTGAGE
UNION, OREGON.
$500,000.00to Loan on
First Class Security,
From One to Five Years Time, at a Low
Rate of Interest, Also Buys, Sells
and Bents Property for
MNon-reeidents. TT
ONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOS1 I
To be Invested on Guaranteed Security.
All Collections Promptly
Attended to WithontDelay.
City -Meat -Met
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPRIETORS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, FORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
Cornucopia Saloon,
Wm. Wii.hon, Pnor.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock,
FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE.
Prep In and k sotilahlo
BANK,
Cove (hillings.
August Mth, 18SS.
Several fields of barley in lower Cove
yielded fifty bushels to tho acre.
Mrs. Mollie Nichols, of Auburn, is
visiting at the residence of Sir. John I
Phy.
Mr. Ilenderrhott and family, Mr.
Darrah and Mrs. Eaton are camping
in the mountains above town.
II. J. Gecr it Son have a fair crop of
hops this season. They will be dis
posed of to local brewers in Oregon
and Idaho.
A band of noble red men passed
through en route to Minam, Monday.
They will hunt and fish and recuperate
their herds of cayusos.
Miss Ximcnia Sanborn having fin
ished teaching in Cornucopia, returned
this week, llcr many friends are glad
to sec her home again.
A. J. Foster is making a tour'of tho
Pugct sound country. He will bo well
posted on the business prospects in
that vicinity, on his return.
Sir. Albert Shocmnker, a young jew
eler from Detroit. Mich., is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. S. Shoemaker, and cousins,
of Cove. He is much pleased with -the
valley.
Cove 5b supporting, lately, a blood
thirsty coyote. The varmint has
killed, this week, for Jas. Hendershott,
Fomc fifteen pigs, four geese, and sev
eral turkeys.
Work will bo commenced, this week,
in tho Cove flouring mills, placing
additional rollers in position. In a
short time new process, full roller
Hour will be made.
Mark Ellsworth and Elmer Wcrt
man will start East via thc 0. 8. L.,
next Monday. Thc former will enter
a college at Ann Arbor, Michigan and
the latter will visit his home in Linn
comity. Iowa.
Gcer has a fine assortment of nurs
ery products for sale. He proposes to
sell to anyone in any amount and col
lect his pay when Harrison is elected.
Ho should find many customers
among thc free traders.
Born. To thc wife of G. L. Keller,
Aug. 27, a ten pound boy. Lafc is in
great gleo over the sudden arrival of
the lad, and returns to his occupation
of logging on Indian creek, with a self
satisfied smile playing over his features
never seen there before.
Prof. A. J. Hackett, principal of thc
Union public school, was in town this
week. Sincu his last visit, ho has
travelled over the greater part of the
State and says the financial condition
of thc inland empire compares favora
bly with western and southern Ore
gon. It's sad, you bet, to leave my .
E. And how are they going to man
ago to live withont nie? M. Oh, it's
all right, it is a boy ! G. Boys are
pretty hard up when they ivill damage
a garden of an old man who is com
pelled to depend on tho sale of veget
ables for a living. Jorfhua L. Like
Sullivan, I aiut as good in thc arena
as I used to be. F. I am pretty fair
with my props, myself, by moonlight.
J. L. I don,t make a practice of
dropping pieces of calico. Dave.
When I go to the Cove thu fairest
daughters smile on mc and take me
for a ride. A. J. H. For a pleasant
ride at a trifling outlay, I would ad
vise one to travel from Cornucopia to
Union. X.
Medical Spring Spray.
August 28, '88.
Haying is over.
The festive huckleberry is no more.
The dance at J, B. Dolby's hall was
a charming afl'air.
Threshing and harvesting with its
variations is in full blast.
Mr. Barnes will erect a dryer soon
.at his garden, costing $1000.
Sir. Lou Remillard bought some
horses here recently. Thc average
price paid was $95.
Tho sweet apple, the sour apple, the
paragoric and tho doctor arc here.
Look out for them.
Tho noble red men infesting these
woods just now will soon take their
departure for tho Umatilla Reserva
tion. Sirs. Daisy Jameson is teaching
music in this vicinity. She is a skill
ful musician, and an accomplished
lady, Her home is on Lower Powder
river.
C. U. and D. P. Duncan started out
this morning to locate chums on tho
celebrated Black Hawk ledge, situated
in thc Eaglo rango of mountains, from
which tho noble red men havo shown
eo many rich specimens, hero in tho
Park.
Considerable dissatisfaction is being
manifested over tho way the mail is be
ing carried from Union to Cornucopia.
Thero is no regularity about it. Some
times when thu mail should be going
out it is coming in. Occasionally the
driver passes by tho way poatufficcs
without stopping. If this is the best
that can be dune when tho roads are
in prime condition, what will bo stato
of affairs when tho roads become raud
dy and covered with snow?
Money loaned on Real Estate at the
Mortgage Bunk, on long or short timo,
at a low rat of intcn-et.
UNION, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31,
North Powder Xoles. j
Andrew Lun lost a valuable horse
by being l tin over by a freight train,
recently.
Mrs. Hurk and family left a few
days ago for a visit, to friends in East
Portland.
A. R. Mattoon, of La. Grande, was
here on Saturday in tho interests of
his firm.
Mr. Mike Riddle went down to
Grande Rondo valley on Sunday. He
will remain during harvest.
Thc hay crop in this part of thc
county did not yield tho amount ex
pected by at least one-third.
A stage line from Haines to Cracker
creek is under contemplation, via thc
North Powder road as soon as com
pleted. J. R. Hardin owns a valuable pla
cer mine on Anthony creek which ho
is about to sell or lease for a remuner
ative price.
Sir. James Gates still remains at the
Rodgers House quite unwell. His
condition is still critical and improve
ment slow.
Jas. Dalton and Daniel Leo havo
taken a contract of logging at Eceles'
mill. They left on Monday to com
mence operations.
Dr. Briggcrs, an old resident of this
county, has recently returned from a
visit to California and is spending a
few days visiting here.
Democrats Btill continue to wear
republican "dicers"" and vice versa,
notwithstanding thc various decisions
of responsible authorities.
A tooth was extracted hero last week
that measured of an inch across the
fangs and one inch in length. Who
can produce a larger one?
"K" company is to be measnred
again for suits and each member of
tho company is requested to report to
tho captain at once for that purpose.
Sir. Hamlin and family passed here
on Sunday from Cornucopia bound for
Haines. Sir. H. has mining interests
at thc latter placo where he will locate.
J. F. Smith, V. S., an uncle of Robt.
Lloyd's, arrived here last week from
Illinois. Ho will return within a
month with two car loads of valuable
horses.
Mr. Hall, of Haines, exhibited some
fine specimens of gold quartz from his
mine at that placo a few days since.
Virgin gold was plainly visible to the
naked eye.
Numerous forest fires arc raging in
tho mountains in close proximity to
saw mills and ranches which occasions
alarm among mill men and farmers in
that neighborhood.
Largo invoices of goods of every de
scription arc arriving, ordered by our
local merchants. Renewed activity in
tho mercantile lino is anticipated by
them tho coming full and winter.
Slessrs. Spencer, Ramsay it Hall's
mills havo closed down on account of
timber. Ono engine will be moved to
their new mill above town, while the
other will be transferred to a new lo
cation. Sir. Geo. Bobier received tho con
tract for opening tho Cracker creek
road and has placed a force of seven
men at work. He expects to finish
the contract by Oct. 1st, the specified
time.
WH1 some ono "who knows" very
kindly dispose of the "presidential
tile" question? Democrats represent
Air. Harrison while republicans come
out for Mr. Cleveland or vice versa as
you like.
Mr. Shaw's steam thresher moving
thc Btreets by steam power alone,
attracted a good deal of attention. It
is in first class condition and makes
good time on thc road as well its
threshing grain.
Tho committee on tho Cracker
creek road let tho contract to Sir.
Geo. Bobier for $G00, to bo completed
by October 1st. It now remains to bo
seen whether that "mirage" of tho
Blado man at Baker will become a
stem reality or not.
Sir. Wm. Shaw lately purchased of
Slessrs. Gorham fc Rothchild a steam
thresher of 1G horse power, capable of
threshing 5000 bushels of grain per
day. It arrived by train on Monday
of last week and is now in operation
in Clover creek valley.
Died. At his home at the Warm
Springs, Mr. Louis Hart, aged about
35 years, of acute inflaraation of the
stomach and bowels, Monday evening,
August 20th. Sir. Hart had just re
covered from a severe attack of the
measles when stomach and bowel
troubles set in, resulting as stated.
He has resided in this valley 'or some
twelTC years past and had but few, if
any, enemies, while his friends aro
legion. Ho IcayeH an aged father, a
wife and four small children, besides
numerous friends, to mourn his loss.
Sir. L. Stanford received a dispatch
on Wednesday of last week, stating his
son, Frank, had been drowned in
Snako river at or near Slunda's ferry.
Mr. S. has returned and says his sou
and another young man wcro swim
ming some horses across tho river
when it is supposed his horse fell and
threw him in the water ut tho sumo
timo striking him on tho head, as a
fracture was found on tho forehead.
Frank was about twenty years of ago,
of kind disposition and respected by
all of his acquaintances. His com
panion was drowned at thc sumo Limn.
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.Letter From Canada.
En. Okkgon Scout :
1 wonder if a few lines from a wan
derer would be of interest to any of the
old timers where roams Tuk Scout.
It is hardly worth while for mc to
"fill in" with any extended description
of the tips and downs or present pros
pects of my "Totem of Health" busi
ness; if I fail, the wie will s;iy, "1 told
you so ;" if 1 succeed well that's only
what I am trying to do.
It would no doubt interest many of
my old time friends to know that I
have at least planted a business in Can
ada, within the past sixty days, that
showed over one thousand dollars' re
ceipts during tho first twenty days of
this month. If 1 can hold it there and
spread it like tho yellow fever in Flori
da, that's what I am hero for. j
Well, this is not a desirable place to I
writo an article to interest anybody.
I am in the reading room of the Gris-
wold hotel at Detroit, surrounded by
half a dozen men, almost every ono
puffing a cigar, and as Dan. Stooro and
I havo a little bet of $20 at stako, I dare
not join in the smoking match. I
came hero from London, Canada,
whoro my wife and Nettie are, for the
purpose of arranging with parlies hero
to push the "Totem of Health" sales
in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Dis
trict of Columbia, and I believe I havo
succeeded in arranging tho deal on
terms satisfactory to all concerned.
Wo havo been sojourning over in tho
Queen's dominion (God save the Queen,
take, some notice of tho King "over
theie," but let the devil liiko the Jack,)
since "Her Majesty's" birth day May
2-Ith, and If 1 had time 1 could give
your readers some items of interest in
regard to life over in that country
where "a quiet Sabbath" is the boast of
the "Kanacks." Not a business house
notols excepted and drug stores at
certain hours is open on Sunday;
not a street car moving, and at least
ninety percent, of tho people- attend
s.omu of the various churches for morn
ing and evening service, and withal
their piety I have seen nwro drunken
ness in three months in Canada than
1 have in three pears in tho United
States, and tiro riots I witnessed in
Toronto liisl week, wherein tho Orange
men stoned tho dwelling of the Catho
lic priestaml the sisters and tho lit' lo
children tinder their charge was enou li
to make any ono heart siok.
Riots, labor strikes and the most
cruel and bitter persecution of Catho
lics and proteslantH, (just owing to
which of tho fiendish scuts hold the
balance of power) Vccm to bo, tho main
object in life among thc Canada peo
ple just at present, and I supposu it
will continue until ono party or, tho
other driven to desperation k tall make
a second St. Batholcinew icasacro and
clean up, and I guess tho sooner it
comes to that tho better, and ao far as
I am concerned I would not toes a cop
per for choice, for I don't think there
is much dilferonce in the intolerance
that either would manifest if thoy had
equal chances. Opportunity seems to
bo all that is requited to make thorn
rank with thirst for human gore. Just
as I am writing, tho "noblest old Ro
man of them all" ispasring Detroit on
his way to Port Huron, where ho will
blow his noso in his red bandana, be
fore a howling mob of admirers, who
will vote the straight ticket for crisp
two-dollar bills, unices somebody comua
along and raises tho bid a dollar.
But in all soriousucas, while I am
frank to admit that 1 havo been
ashamed of tho vaccinating non-com-mital
action of the democratic party
for tho past ton yoars, with its utter
failure to advance an idoa or adhere to
a principle, I am certainly proud to
seo it suddenly assumo the manly bear
ing of a champion of tho right and
stand forth and boldly proclaim tho
justness of a principle which if hon
estly put in force must and will givo
it control of our government for nud
in tho interests of tho people for many
years. While- my wandering may pro
vent mo from voting for the old Ro
man with tho red rag, (which by tho
way wins to havo brought him more
prominently before tho paoplo than
did his heroic con me in rogartl to tho
Union Paeiic railroad affairs,) yot I
can at loast wish him nuccom, and u
for Cleveland, I think tho American
people owo it to thumeelvoH to keep
Sirs. Cleveland in the White Houso
another term, if merely tn unub snob
bery and learn the jwoplo good man
ners and a littlu common nemo. Rut
I fewr I shall worry somebody,
"JiwrnV a xmila for tlio who lovo me.
And a nigh for tho who ha',
And whatever above ni' .
llnrev u hviut for every fute.1'
J-'.t. Mtf-OMAt .
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Telocnsel TalUinsrs.
August 'JSth, 1SS8.
Rev. .1. M. Jones, of La G.tande,
pniil us a vibit to-day.
KcpIc' mill started up Monds'y for
a fir.t class fall run.
Mrs. Saunders passed through tho
first of the week.
C. F. Miller came up to Telocaset
recently, ftom Grande Rondo, where
ho has been engaged in sticking hay.
The road is almost lined with teams
passing to and from tho mines, Har
ney valley, and numerous other points.
Query : fs it lawful for a black
smith, with a wife and nino kids in
Wisconsin, to try to "mash" our Ore
gon girls without first asking tho girl's
mother?
Born. To tho wife of Sir. Hart,
Friday, August 2.1rd, a nine pound
boy. 11 art snys the hm' in bound to
bo a saw mill man, if Bill Nvo's ad
vice is worth, anything that's all ho
regrets.
Still we havo no school teacher.
Time is Hying by on tho wings of the
wind, and all the uncultivated genius
of Telocaset is still uncultivated.
This wont do, at all! "Teach tho
young idea how to shoot."
Wo advise Mr. Irwin to procure a
search wan-ant for tho Scwr ollieo,
ami likely tho buggy whip will bo
found. No doubt Jones was contem
plating his "communion" trip even
before thu lecture, and was getting to
gether his little paraplianalia for it.
Well, now, perhaps the world will
not care anything about our progress
and wo will not weep but then oven
if Tolocasot does not gain any great
fume in tho history of tho world, nho
can boast of doing her best in tho
world's advancement, and that is to
furnish supplies. Yes, wo arc going
to let ono of our prettiest girls he mar
ried. "Woo is mo, Albania."
A correspondent from North Powder
asks the Oregonian for tho trtio color of
tho Harrison hat. Wo humbly sug
gest that tho man go by the following
rule, to wit: Cleveland hats are
mostly number eights, and a man who
seeks a Harrison hat should be careful
and not try to crowd a number eight
hat. on to a number six Harrison hat
head.
This in true "let facts bo sub
mitted to a candid ' world." Won
der if Seott is the fountain head of all
Harrison knowledge? If so, wo ask if
Harrison will bo elected, truly?
How grand to sit upon a mossy
stono by tho brook, and listen to tho
ripple of tho billowy banks of leaves,
and the varblo of the unassuming
birds; to feel the breezo from tho
mountain's brow steal down on you,
and havo tho sympathetic tromor
quivr down thc tender chords of life,
till you foci your naturo all aglow with
tho subtle sensation.
And bow grand a treat it will bo this
fall to see that thousand dollars worth
of blooded stock wo havo bet on Bon
glide into tho fingers of our other
friends friends on the Democratic
side of tho fenen. Finer and more ex
quisite than Nature's nircjt treats!
Rut "all in a life-time."
Saturday's Freothought nays; "Tho
Chinese havo a new Baptist church in
this city, (S. l) ami Jivo Chinamen
wore baptised."
Wonder if the Chiuamon are going
to organizn a Presbyterian church this
'fall. It would bo nothing moro than
just. If you assist a man ono way,
assist him in all other ways as willing
ly if yon lend political assistance,
lend religious assistance just as heart
ily. What will America coiuo to?
Isn't thero enough churches now, for
goodnosi' sake? Build some school
houses with your surplus cash, Mr.
"Tu nn muca hi," and lot tho church
buildings bo supplied with necessary
truth to keep those aheady erected in
going order. B. W. II.
Pine Valley Pellets.
Times duller than a moat-ax.
No rain and tho hilla getting very
smoky.
Several Pino Valloy boys, gone to
Cracker Crook .
School began in Pinotown recently,
Mr, A. W. Parkor, teacher.
Many horses in Pino aro dying.
There seems to bo an epidemic or dis
tompor prevailing among thorn.
Sloro warm weathor, flies, yollow
jacketx, snakes, skunks, coyotes and
"vaimint" generally in Pino than over
known before,
Somo parties havo turned Pino
Creek ontirely dry this summer and
scorn to ho trying to start a new creek
eUowhorc. This "hogging" tho whole
business will b.iar investigation.
Quito a number of strangers in val
loy recently, among them Sir. and
Sirs. Eukon, Sir. Walker, Sir. Cooper
Singor man; Marion Davis, Sirs. N,
Sohoonovor, Sliss Slary Shaw; also
.Mr. und Sirs. Pursel, Sirs. Thomson
and children and Sin.1. SIcComas who
havo been on a visit hero to their rela
tives, Sir. and Slrj. J, A. Doiiuoy.
RiiroitTKit.
HAG L 10 COOPER SHOP,
S. B. Ayles, proprietor. Slanufac-i
turn of butter barrels and kegs. A
good supply ulwuyd on bund. Bhopi
south of school hVxip, Unio'u, Ofrgdji,
NO. 10.
HITIirTHl
Sununerville.
August 28, V)8.
It is with pleasure 1 road your valu
able papor from week to week, giving
us a rich supply of news relative to
tho oanipaien, now we might my,
really s?art'd. At tho present time,
more than at any other, wo need solid
information relative to the true posi
tion in which tho two great political
patties stand. The question which I
think every citizen ought to settle in
his own mind is this: Is high pro
tective tariif or a low protective tariff
right? This 1 think is thc real isue.
Now I am of opinion if your many
readers will road your paper very care
fully week by week, thoy will answer
this question very emphatically next
November, anil especially tho man of
toil, who lives by thc sweat of his brow;
tho laboring man of America will find
by judicious voting that tho land ho
owns to-day will still chair, to him
after tho crisis of tho coming election,
providing ho takes care to hold fast
that which ho hath "Man of toil sell
not thy birthright for a mess of pot
ago." When I hear so much of the past,
and find people longing for tho things
that wore, preferring those things that
aro antique to those of modern im
provement, thero is ono word that
rings in my oars, and "Will not
down," it is thu word "Dotago" with
its synotnym, childishness, and when
I seo many of tho papers purporting
to bo the intellectual guides of the lat
ter quarter of tho Wtli century, ever
prating about the days of yore, and
would make us believe that there is
far monTsafcty in tho old canoe of tho
Indian, and the rough, unhewn log
cabin of thu early settlers than in tho
stately ship that plows tho ocean, and
thc great substantial homo that bids
defiance to wind and rain, the home of
tho Americans of to-day.
Now, 1 for one, beliovo in progres
sion, and this to mo is a reminder
that to substantiate a legal right to my
signature 1 must givo you a few se
crets which my position asav dctectivo
is a sullicient voucher for. I givo thorn
with tho warning which every gossip
adds to her secrets : "Now bo suro and
don't divulge them."
Sir, .1. J. H. Rinehcart will com
mence in a few days the erection of a
building to bo used as a bank, this
timo only one story high.
Dr. Dittebrant, our intelligent young
physician, will havo a neat ofiico
erected adjoining tho bank. "Blood is
thicker than water," so says tho
Doctor.
Dr. Bangs, our preacher physician,
preached a good sermon last Sunday
in thc .Methodist church to an intelli
gent congregation on thu subject of
"Christ's Incarnation." Ho handled
it very methodically.
Sir. Wclty, jr., commenced this
morning thu erection of a two-story
building on tho old site ,to be used
as a dwelling houso and millinery
store. Sir. Wclty is an industrious
citizen and his wife an accomplished
milliner. Shs. Wclty deserves en
couragement, 'and it is to bo hoped
sho will be patronized by everybody
and bo free from competition in the
shapo of rival young ladies.
Sir. Waldeck is in -San Francisco
buying goods; look out for fivo or ten
thousand dollars worth of goods in bin
store within a week or two. Ho has
routed Dan Sommers' store by tho
month.
Mr. I). Sommers (started this morn
ing for Enterprise, Wallowa county.
Wouldn't be surprised if Sir. S. started
business at this point before long.
Sli.ss Louisa Wclty has boon on a
visit to the Wood River country and
is expected homo in a week or ten
lays,
Tho Southern Methodist Confer
ence held at Pendleton lately, decided
to send two preachers on this charge
this year. I supposu thoy will both
tako up vacant land, tho only way 1
seo for them to get broad and butter.
Preacher Thompson of tho SI. E.
church is busy completing a church
at Pino Grove, to be dedicated Sept.
Kith by Rev. Ira Wakefield.
The Chattin Brothers havo not yet
decided whether they will build a meat
market or not.
"Birds of a feather will flock to
gether." This is illustrated in tho
fact that Adam Boresford, an elder in
tho Presbyterian church of this town,
and a delegate to tho late General As
sembly in Philadelphia, anil moreover
a rigid Prcdestinariau Oalvinist, is
building a neat, commodious houso
adjoining the church of his choice
Preacher Willard is superintending
the job.
Sir. SIcPhoil, barber, latoly burned
out, has removed to La Gnuulo and
will hereafter assist his brother in tho
same business.
A subscription was raised amounting
to ninoty-soven dollars and presented
to Sir. and Sirs. Whitmoro on account-
of thoir loss by fire, another for Sh-.
and Sfrs. Bunnell amounting only to.
about six dollars. Dktkctivk.
lUJOKl.KN'S AHNIOA HAI.VK.
Tuk kht N.W.VK ill the world for Cuts,
llruiscH, Sores, Ulcers, Halt Ithciun. Fever
Soren, Tetter, Chapped llniula, Chilblains
CoriiH, and all Skin Eruptloim, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It la
guaranteed to givo yfec' nutldfaetlou, or
money refunded. PrJco conta per Vox.
P5r Hale at Wright's drcurktore,