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UNION, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL II, I88JK
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The Oregon Scout.
An independent weekly journal, i-sucd ev
ery ThurMlay morning by
JONES & CIIAXCEY,
Publishers and Proprietors.
K. .Tonus, I
Editor. )'
( 15. ClIANCHV,
( Foreman.
KATKS ()!' .SlIltSCKll'TlONi
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If bxi thaHce subset iption arc not paid till
ni of year, two dollars tclll be charged.
Rates of advertising made known on ap
, plication.
$2rCorrcspondcnce from all parts of the
country solicited.
Adress nil communications to the Oiskgo.v
Scout, Union Oregon.
afrsa3tn nwgasxrftJLUJVjtji
TRAVELERS,
Wlion in La Grande V.'ill Find
the !
li litain Hotel
A Firv-cln hme in every respect.
This hou-se i now under new manage
ment and everything i neat and clean.
The room are large and newly fnrnihed
ami the tables; are alwaj- Mijiplied with the
ue.si uic market nnorn.
JERUSALEM.
Pen Pictures of Scenes in
1-Iolv Land.
the
THE BARREN tLE OF PAT MOB.
On the Shores of the Dead Sea
Icn Turk.
-The Sul-
CHARGES
. 1'. IIHUVKS,
Proprietor.
lEoa Ton
REASONABLE
K. I.
;itr;!F,
11. ad rirrfc
ritoricssioNAK,
J. A. Kakin,
Notary 1'iiblic.
R. Eakin,
J EAKIN, Ss BROTHER,
Attorneys at Law,
Union, Oregon.
iTrompt Attention Paid to Collect. ons.
JOHN R. CIUTES,
Attorney at Law.
Collecting and probatu practice special
lies. Olllce, two doors south of post-ollico.
Union, Oregon.
T N. CROMWELL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, one door outh of J. I?. Eaton's
stor, Union, Oregon.
II. DAY, M. D.,
IIOMKPATIIIC
Physician and Surgeon.
ALL CAM S PROMPTLY ATTI-NUKD TO.
Office adjoining Jones Pro's store. Can
be fbund night at residence in South
west Union.
J. W. Suelton. J. M. Caruoll.
O HELTON & CARROLL.
Attorneys at Law.
Office: Two doors south of post-oflice, Un
ion, Oregon.
Special attention given all business en
trusted to us.
Marat'
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i Jniif? Ai-RM. March 0, I8S9.
KniTou Okkuon Scorn
I Last Sunday morning, ns the sun
i was glinting the sky with streams of
, lustrous light, from far behind the
craggy i aunts mountains, wc steamed
up nuitra lone, desolate, barren elilfof
brown rocks far awav from anv shore.
temples of the city look up in spectral !
silence toward Calvary. Here during
the Crusades more bloo i was sj ilt
than would have redeem, d mankind if
redeemable with blood in trying to
place, the sepulchre of Chi tat in the
hands of the follower?. The Turk
was obstinate. The weary Christian
staggered before the well meant blows
of the oimotar of the Inlidel. Oh,
religion, what things are dotto in thy
name! A world to-day bows at the
foot of tne cross, and here in .laden,
among the low-browed hills and level
plains, where the sun goes down in
lurid halos, was born that immense
spit it of reformation that has taken
the mightiest potentates by the hand,
and they have knelt. It has went to
the courts of prince and they have
bowed at its feet. It spread from
Bethlehem like wavelets from a jnjbble
dropped on the water.
Mankind shuddered. Ho was awe
SUMMERY! LLE.
Improvements in That Thriving
Young City.
THE HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK.
llrief
Mention it the Metrojlis in
Gi.:m!i' Precinct.
Li
Sow open to the public on Main Street, 1 ,.t v,n il."rear-v looking place. iot a j siruei:. it is a mysterious legend.
Union, Oregon. j sign of life, animal or vegetable, was The sword of nations has beu drawn
I visible on the heated spot It stemtd its defen.-e, and against it. It may
true. Tune will tell. The
tranquil ' world brings tribute to tho cress and
y I 1 T 1 vision! on tne neateu spot it seemed in its nor
HOn IT OH OH HO" lo ho merely a lone and barren cliff: all lw t
UtllU aiAU 1"UU511J&,i jutted up in the breast of tranquil 1 world bri
nnlfi
ID Olb
SERVED
at
All Hours
25 en
I waters. wc
j admired the
' No Chinese cooks employed, and every
tiling neat and clean.
The Public Patronage Solicited.
Mii.V M". Woi.kath, Propr.
l'J-S-tf
C.
Gily - Meat - Market
Main Street.
BENSON BROS.
Union, Oregon,
- PROPRIETORS.
JCeep constantly on hand
BEEF, PORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LAUD. Etc.
Slu e Lob to Core.
Tj II. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Union, Oregon.
Otlice, one door sonth of Centennial ho
wl.
g F. WILSON,
Conveyancer and Abstracter.
Abstracts to Ileal and Mining property
furnished on short notice, at reasonable
rates.
Sales of Real nnd Mining property nego
tiatcd. Collection business promptly at
tpnili.il io.
Olllce next door south of Post-office. Un
ion, Oregon.
Leaves Union dnilv at i! p. m, arrives at
Cove at 3:30 p. m.
heaves Cove at 8 a. m., arrives at Union
at 0:30 n. m.
Connections made with Elliott's coache.
running to the depot, currying passengers
for east and west hound trains.
KATKS for I'A SSK.NT. KISS. T.UC.f! AO 13
ami FKKICHT, KKA SO'A ICf.K.
ROBINSON & LAYNK, - - - Proprietor.
Union and ('ormieopin
gazed nt it iu silence and
, u.avi taav ninif 1TV UU Plat VU
first wdid e not know that we stood
I at the side of a historical landmark.
, We did not know this lone, desolate
chit was tho scene ot a drama that has
been translated into 37 different lan
guages. Wo stood face to faco with
tho It-le of 1'utmott. Yes, the craggy
rock near our side was Putmos where
Til,.i ,1.,, li. . ; ..;.i l . t
banished by .Nero in 81 A. D., and 1ns
tory tells us, also, that on this lane,
desolate spot, when tho clouds were
black, when the waves lashed the
rocky jut in wild unfettered fury, that
one John saw, in the form of an angel,
a being or vision which related to him,
and bade him copy, the inexplicable
enigmas and Dulphic-liko mysteries
contained in tho last, book of tho New
Testament Revolutions. Jt is be
lievod by more than half of the civil
ized world to-day that here, far away
from any other human being, alone, a
banished vagrant from the courts of
Koine, .John was given the tiery anan
thcm.ia and the ultimo of profligate,
difObedient man. Here on this steiilo I
rock, with no treo nor shrub in sight,
it is thought by some, onco beamed
tho face of Him who rules all things.
It seems almost impossible, that this
weird, spectre-like cliff could he tho
birth spot of words at which tho
bravest sometimes tremble in Mibmis
ive awe and yet defy the world to
touch their princely robes! Whether
history bears the story ifown to us
true or not, whether John the Baptist
ever lived or not, or ever saw Patmos,
it is a wild looking spot. Wo will be
content to let time solve theso mnnv
things while wo make the best out of
Calvary, but after all
"Worship's deeper meauing lies
In mercy, and not sacrifice ;
Not proud humilities of sense,
Nor posturing of penitence
But Love's unforced obedience."
Uaki. Ross.
THE COVE.
Our ltrRUlat Cot-reaiio&dent'n Iludgot of
liitcreRtluR New.
lad Shoum m b is returned from u
visit to Lost Wnllowa eotiutw
Ed. Collins is mi crutches. Cause,
too much Aw "p lu .ding.
Jap Bonne! le will soou start up iu
the bl.ieke.mi th business.
Tho Siynmervil!-) cornot band has
icorgrtimt'u in gonl shape.
Everybody and his boy is farming
making iv.uiy for the Hunt railroad.
E. B. Moroloek's little boy is im
proving under tho care of Dr. Ilonan.
J. K. Y. Hxrrv. wile, and fattier
Imvo bi.-n v ivsii'k ot late, but nro Im
proving. Thcie ba-s been a groat deal of sick
ness in this lo-thty, 1
are for the better.
The Wa!.vis:-w is daily loaded
with pa.- n..: is. Wheio do they all
come fio :i .'
tbi. i.er in our little
.l as, and thev all
:'otct 'an Is. Thev ar ignrant that our
county contains thousands of acres of
the finest of lands for agricultural pur
po.es, which, at the low juice of fioin
fS to .f'io j., r acre, is almost like find
ing land comjarod with eastern jtrice?,
and even with Willamette valley juices,
which rate at from tffil) tolfiO jioraero.
They do not know that the hills and
mountains eneiieling and dividing
our valleys arc covered with the finest
of pine timber focond to none for lum
bering jitirposts, and which can jio
had for tho asking. Nor do they
know that in these hills and mount
ains liv vast bodies of oro containing
gold and silver in large quantities a
w.iiing the powers and ingenity of
men to transform into a circulating
medium, of which facts of tho dovelo
inents at Sanger, Sparta and Cornuco
jiia bear testimony. Neither do they
know that Grande Hondo Valley and
tho country adjoining jiossesses an
agreeable and healthful climate as any
country under the sun.
The immigration now coming and
to ionic, to the Pacific northwest is in
utter igor.ince of the many and un
oqualed advantages ollbied to tho
home seeker sju-culator or bueinoss
num. Are these jkojiIo to remain iu
iguoraneo? Are we going to sit idlv
1U1S8 US
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al
April 9, 1889.
witrge hocks oi sand mil crams are
on the newly jilanted grain fields in ,'
i.ower v. ove arm doing some damage
in jiicking up wheat.
The boys are spearing some fine
salmon trout in Mill creek on tho days
that the water runs clear.
Miss Sarah Chrisman started for
Goldendale, Friday, where she will vis
it relatives. She will extend her trip
thiough Willamette valley before re
turning. .
Mr. J. (). Smith was iu town last
week, repairing machinery in the
cheese factory. Ho was accotnjianicd
by Miss Katie Thomas, of Island City.
Several Co voiles Avero considerably
interested in the alleged discovorie.u of
rich mines near Tolocaset, and were
jireparing to repair to tho scene.
Later reports changed their minds.
The jiostofilco- has been moved 'o
the drug store. .las. Russell has dis
jiosed of his variety store to Jasper
Stevens.
Mr. Elmer Wertman and wifo have
arrived from California. Elmer says
ho is glad to bo in Grande ltontle
igam, and that it is a country hard to
bijipod, this week,
. Its to the Portland
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A. L. SAY LOR, M. 1).,
Physician and Surgeon,
I North Powder. Orecoa.
fl f Una nurmancntlv located and will attend
all professional calls day or night.
Office: Drug store building: residence,
one door west of ltodgers' hotel.
J W. KlMllUKLL,
County Surveyor,
- And Dcjiuty U. S. Mineral Surveyor,
J North Powder, Oregon.
AMES C. DOW,
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Attorney at Law,
Cqrnucopla, Oregon.
Land Business Promptly Atten
ded to Before the U.S. Offices.
CSTMlning claims boucht and sold on
Commission. Mines examined and repor
ted upon.
Quickest and Cheapest
Jiotite to tho Pine Creek
Mines.
KATKS :
Union to Park
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" " Cornueopia -
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Geo. F. HALL, Agent, Union, Or.
UNION
Tonsorial ParSors
li. .1. lU sieK, PliOrRlETOR,
Shaving-, Hair-cutting and Sham
pooing, in the Latest style
of the Art,
Shop two doors south of Centennial hotel.
OIVK ME a CALX.
9 23-tf.
i the jiresent. Life is more a ijuestion , beat. JTe and Bert Benton have rent
' of present gain and loss than of future ' ed Jus. Payne's farm and have taken
salvation, anyway. , possession of the same.
This morning, the (1th of March, Dr. Hardingo has invested in a new
o, uYmon"( hc sf,u,n-v .,hllls. of horse and cart. Ho. now makes pro
.1 idea Just north a few miles rises , fefcSionnl calls oxjieditiouslv and corn
Alt. Olives, majestic and grand. Far ! fortblv
tllf VliKt". nlilltlU mill tlltmL- nnno '
famous in historv. stn.teb in,. 1,1.,,. I CNt-UL'w b l)lilu0
v iiiiio HIV iiL-UUCll Willi i i t a. a. . i
sheep, the plains rich in tho many ! c.,mtetl " Vltc'rt!st " two cheoso facto
erojis ami gardens of Palestine. In ri08' J1.0 '? il good eitizeu and u.
this vicinity it is verv easy for the I """O' f" lends are, not pleased at his
common j.coj.le to gain a livelihood, j ,lol,url" Ogon.
but to tho east of tho Dead sea the , L'nclaimed letters remaining in tho
country is now arid, hot and sandy, i Ct?vo lo--to(liee : A. C. Crooks, Mics
i he Turks raise great numbers of cat-, Jl"inie uavis, Jirt Davi., Alios, llen-
tle, horses and sheep.
B. B. Sanborn 1ms purchased Frank
ewell's jilace. Frank will ' shortly
move to Wisconsin wheio ha has inir
BOOTH K'S
J W. STRANGE,
DENTIST,
La Grande, Oregon.
tho
bol
Wl
Will visit Union regularly on
first Monday of each mouth.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
FIRST CLASS
jCojfoucopia Saloon,
Wm. Wii.ho.s-, Phop.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock,
IRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE.
Drop in and be sociable
(Opposite the rouit house. Union)
Horses IJoarded by the Day,
Week or Month.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
il
PATENTS
Obtuined. ami all Parent JniinesM attended
to Promptly and fur Moderate Fies.
Our otlice is opjionit.' the U. S. Patent
Otlieo, and we can obtain PutfiiU in lend
time than thoe remote fnmi YVawnitigton.
Send .MODHI.or DltA WINO. We udvltte
a to pank-nUbililv lw of ciiurKe: and we
inako NO CH A HUE UNLESS 1'ATKXT IK
SECl'ltED. ,
We refer, here, to the I'otmaHtrr, th
tsupt. of AIoiH'V Order Div., and t orti laN
ortlml'.y. l'alllt Oil.ce. J'. I linular.
advic1, term and roffrreiicei ti actual . 1
ents in your own Stal or Cuuut , rite lu
C. A. SNOW & Co
Opposite Patent Ofnco. Waabiiifrton. IJ. O
Have you exa mined tho fine assort
On tho hills of
old Judea tho range and water is delic
ious. 1 he government is of the very
jioorest kind in oxistonee. It is more
boy play than real government. (1 do
not think a copy of this will fall into
tho hands of a Judean Turk, or I
would fear his bloodthirsty cimetur.l
A few crticisms on Turkish rule are
allowable.
Fifteen miles to the southeast of
Jerusalem lies the sullen Dead sea. It
is 1300 feet below tho level of tho
Mediterranean and its shores are hot,
sandy and arid. Tho customs of tho
people change with every new place
in tins Old country. Tho Turks havo
their wild nomadic ways of herding
and plodding back and forth like Ish
mael of old, while the wary Jew jdics
his trades with alacrity and zeal. The
country folks are very low in manners
and ways. Character is with them as
truth is with Bill Nye a scarce article.
In some localities tho country is in
fested with roving bauds of robbers
who make a fat living from the inno
cent shepherds and unarmed travelers.
It is not afo to trust a turk with any
thing. Of all jioojdo in tho world
they are tho most treacherous. Brown
and swarthy, taciturn and sullen, they
jily thoirtrudo with no juolific pomp
or noisy enterprise. What to tho
Turk is pleasure, is to a civilized man
nearly torture. He is peculiar. If ho
finds a custom in his daily routine
that others around him jiraotice, ho
abandons it and moulds for himself
some now mode of action. Ho loathes
society. When he goes for an oveiiit.g
walk, instead of taking a comjmniun,
he stalks oil' alone and sj.oaks nor e
says to look at any one.
Standing on this ground one can
but fuel a stmstf of solemnity. It
seems thrilling yet with the volcanic
quiver of Iho day when Pontius Pilate
nailed to the cross the central figure
of modern history. Tho towurs and
ment of Watcher, Ci
ry, S. E. Humlelt, N. Hanson, J. N. ,fe
Ella Jones, Sylvester Murdoch, Mrs.
Thos. Mills, Miss Caddie Macfarland,
Levi Moiiis, Mrs. E. A. Reed, Mjs.
Annie Watson, M. R. Woodard.
Miss Minnie Bu..cll lectured Sun
day afternoon on the habits and cus
toms of the Chinese and succeeded
in charming the audionce by her
very pleasing appearance and enter
taining description of tho heathens.
She will lecture on the Japanese this
evening.
Miss Nellie Stevens commenced a
private school in the Covo school
building, Monday. Tho attendance is
fair and is increasing daily.
Jas. Hendershott und E. P. McDan-
iels started for Walla Walla, Portland
and Tacotna, last Thursday.
The Cove tannery will bo reopenod
soon. Adam Crosgmun and others of
La Grande are iuteieslod and have al
ready contracted for a supply of bark.
Prof. Wm. Smith has concluded to
resume the practice of law, bo has
been attending circuit court. Wo pro
diet for him a successful career in his
chosen profession.
.Mr. Honry Stirling and Wm. Cavi
noss, of Island City, paid Covo a short
but inferosting visit this weok.
Drunime:.
burg, 1 1 Lie,
seem to nuik
D.in Hummer
about S'OO m; c
markets.
Sam. Forma n, of tho tirm of Starer
it Walker, has b en iu our midst.
Sam. says ho is not b.ss, hut ho makes
some good sales.
Clmtlin Bin's, hnvp erected n nice
front on their new butcher shoj), which
is a credit to t he town.
John Kerehoffor is making projwra
tiona to build in the near future, in or
der to open' out a new mercantile
house on Main street.
The town is full of Presbyterian
miujsters atl -tiding the Presbytery
now beint; held in their church at this
place.
Where i.; the man who claims that
ho was i.jfered $12,01)0 for hia vote
when the records show that he voted
for every dirty measure that was in
troduced in the last legislature.
The Humn.revilh) mills have a fine lot
of Hour ou hand awaiting bhipnient.
When tho Hunt road is built this will
not be.
Barney nnd George are consoling
each other over their late sickness.
George says he thinks a trip to tho
mountains would be very good. Most
men of bis cxjieiienco havo thought
the same snie iim- or other. Barney
says he Won't ;o .. it would be worse
When he came back.
Fiuloy Mc Kenzio will sell bis town
property and houtehold goods next
Saturday, and hio away to Scotland,
the land of his birth.
Bro. Shaw is hunting another road
contract. Look a little out, Shaw,
there is au enemy in your camp nnd
don't forgot it.
Our old friend Burke has buen doing
this community, gathering informa
tion from tin old pioneers to assist in
publishing the North Amiriean llistu-j
ry which will come out in two volumes
about Sept. next.
Uev. A. Thompson bought a 1200
pound boll of K. B. Mprolook for u,0
M. E. church, North, at Elgin. Whon
hung in its placo it will arouse tho
Klgmite'-, frem their sleep and lothaigy.
There, will be considerable imjirove
ment in Ssitnmei villu this season in
the way oi building, us you can hear
the sound of tho stone hammer, sawHj
and rattling of lumber iu every direct
ion. H La Grande continues to hnnrovo
it will he tho largest towaiu La Grande
precinct. Then they neod not try to
keep all tho commercial men who come
there away from Himimervillo, as thoy
Will then have all tho trade of tho
world wot of Island City.
Out-mouth Joiix.
ins lnaicatioua ' uown ami al ow tho .sands to
; without even inviting them to insjiect.
Alio suriace of our claims to greatness?
It is to be hoped that such will not bo
tho case. The sjiirit which has boon
manifested in securing, wo hope, a
link connecting us directly with deep
water at tho Hound, and affording
us gieut transpnratiou faeilties will se
cure us hundreds and thousands of on
terpriain;; and intelligent people, with
means to help us in dovclojiing and
building uj our country of varied
and extensive resources.
And let us all join in jmtting our
shoulders to the wheel, and by every
means available and at our command,
try to obtain thu attention of tho im
migration now coming and to come,
and secure our share of the same, and
let us do it now.
NORTH POWDER.
J.VVTH ortlio AVi.fK" ns;lntlurMl
Iti'Kiilnr ('iii'i'i.spoiKltint.
W.
ly our
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UNION COUNTY.
Attention of PBligTravnIei- Slitmlil lie
AUraiti! to IU Many Atvna;".
Rditoh Orroo.v Scoit : -
While wr are waiting in luspouse
upon developments tending to produce
failure or hueeess of uur efforts to
secure the extension of the O. t W. T.
R. R. to Gtmide Rondo Vallov. and to
.Mrs. K. A. Holmes, at this writing, is 1 Union, we should not lowj sight of tho
nowjy imjiroving ami nor many i
friends hojie to see her convalescing j
very toon. ,
Roads aro dusty and troos are in
bloom. A your ago warm, jiloasant
weather had just commenced.
Prank Phy has returned from the
Portland Biioiue.s College. He did
not lose his rejtutatiou for close apj.L
catiou to his studies, hut stood high in 1
his class. Prank has a high ojiiuion 1
of Portland us a home.
titutU carries ths only drat class Ui :
rieal orgunizatwu In ths wmt.Jixaminr,
fact that every day tram loads of
emigrant'. eking homes in our west
ern country are pa-sing it by without
hardly dcit'iiui.; to look ujion ono of
thu bet intuitu in the Unilorl States.
It is not '!- iint such is the
f.e t, ami :, ., . ..lively not ono
ot the in.. in , , , unine into tho
r --i!i. . il 1 1 iy, and the op-
lotiu..i. , outn.i ior disirable loca
tiiM. Tleu-..:: -iti ri has not been
drawn t . m
tHHe we in.
o tile u, '.
th- e.l ,.
W allh in .
April 0,
WftAv orkmen commenced laying tho
foundation of Mr. Gorhiim's store
building, yesterday.
Mr. Nathan Sliirbird, brother of Mr.
Dun'l. Sturbird, arrived hero a l'owdavs
ago.
iMr. Wilson's road cart was badly
damaged a few evenings ago by a'
frightened horse.
Mr. Purroy is at Seattle on a visit of
two or three weeks duration.
Mr. Mooro, tho traveling artist, fold
ed his tent and hied away to jiastures
now, on Sunday. Mr. Jas. Hutchin
son purchased a tine horse in Baker
City, last wool;, at a cost of 1000.
Ton car loads of cattle and two of
horses passed horo on Friday, bound
wesl.
Lieuts. O'Brien and Bascho, of"K"
Co., O. N. G., of Baker, wore in town
on Sunday.
Tho Bajtiat denomination nro jire
paring to hold utjoncort, to take jilaco
at Easter.
Mrs. Rachel Richardson is recover
ing from a recent severe sjiell of siolc
ness. Mr. Tbo.. O' Bryant has so far re
covered, mentally, that the asylum su-
jieriiitetidunt allowed bun to bo
biought homo last week.
A valuable horso accidentally sav
ored an artery by stojiping on a jilow- .
share in front of tho blacksmith chop,
on Tuesday.
Can not fomo onteririsiiig, thrifty
citizen "dig up" Hay lO.OOO and start
a bank here? Such an institution is
badly needed.
Mr. Geo. Vonable, our local station
agont, contemjilates an c.tondcd visit
to the Willamette valley about tho
first of next month,
Win. JC. White, a minor, was tried
before Justice Dolan on tho 2nd inst.
for assault mid battery on J. 13. Car
roll, resulting m a lino of !f5.0Q and
costs.
A Just ice jury trial took jilnco yes
terday between two of our citizens.
Juslico so dispensed is a luxury but
few can afford.
Salmon killing is an attractive sjiort
some of our doni.ens nro indulging in.
Fifteen miles down tho river to tho
grounds doea not seem to bo any
pediment.
Our Baker friends will overlook tho
seemingly inattention of parties horo
on Sunday lust, as it appears a misun
derstanding existed. Como again,
gentlemen, and don't forget u follow
feeling should exist amongst us.
Ajax.
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1 . Hi I
Plows I Plows 1 Plows 1 1 Latest huprovc
iiieiits and lowest living prlcrs. Khnjlest
unit most convenient method of adjusting
beam and lino of draft, making plow rim
lighter ami do bettor work. Jin never
been mpialml and cannot bo excelled. Tho
lightest druft sulky plow hi thu world Is the
I murfivful Wltfi.J f. .....I cf.l.. lkl...
Ment ail van-. and there is no plow made that will do bet-
terwork. TJioho jiIows all manufactured
by the Hock Uland Plow Co.. ami aro sold
by Prank lire's. Implement Co, or their
ugents. l
ntlier MKlllOll
v nothing of
not of its
mineral and
ocks and Jewelry, jn'st received by A. N.
Gardner & Co?