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About Pacific Christian messenger. (Monmouth, Or.) 1877-1881 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1878)
ir*» -X di i X - PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, SATURDAY, JULX 13, 1378. 8 ■X i DRUGS A ROOKS. MONMOUTH. ATTORNEYS. home for the day in lonely solitude, the FURNITURE, Ac. J. 4- Campbell, from Junction, was in majority, with light and .joyful hearts launched forth early iu the morning by A. C. SWEET, town this week. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 2 Miss Eva Borst of W. T., has just made way of the usual conveyances, such as hacks, buggies and the big red stage, her friends of this place a flying visit. AT LAW, which by the way we can assure will be AVING opened the Furniture Store of Sister H. Lindsay is now at Bethel INDEPENDENCE, : ; OREGON. well remembered by about fifteen of the Mr. Merwin, I give notice to all my spending a few days pleasantly at Dr. Monmouth youngsters, who took convey- customers customers and public general, that and the the pnblio in in general, that Collection, Conveyancing and Proba'e buainew . .u T —----»--»«- L— — i------- 1 -----j. Warriner's. ance therein, and composed one of the I will constantly keep on hand a good promptly attended to. Will practice in all the Court, of this State. Bro. Preston Murphy has brought to jolliest crews ever Messrs. Cooper and supply of all kinds of 7-Mtf thia office some ripe summer pears. They Mulkey,"held feins for. With some delay J. L. COLLINS, «re delicious. ■ ~ at the ferry all arrived at Salem iu good Sister Wm. Dawson now enjoys a style. The various exercises of the day, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR MATTRESSE^ fEDDING, tc. pleasant visit by two of her daughters and as well as the fire vtorks at night, were A7 LAW, good, instructive, and entertaing. People Upholstered work kept on hand and Miss Jennie Doland, of San Francisco. OREGON. DALLAS, : . : : - : Sister Wm. Churchill, who has been from every quarter of the country to the made to order. estat«, col- tt^Speeial attention given to real number of thousands were present to spending some weeks with her sou in San 7-24-ly 'ection and probat« business. Buenaventura, Cal., returned home last witness the display at the Capitol. TO THE PUBLIC. LEO School and Miscellaneous • Books, Stationery, H I WILLIS. WHObUSALZ AWD BETAIL Him IN FANCY GOODS, MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. »TATE STREET, SALEM, OR. 6-38-ly Household Furniture, MONMOUTH DRUG AND PRES CRIPTION STORE KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HANDbh JNO. J. DALY, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF week. < Dlspepsla. Of all kinds furnished to order on short Mr. J. W. Hardison hM been doing a ATTORNEY AT LAW, Fresh Drugs, Mr", jlohrer's New Remedy not only notice. wholesale business in the way of hauling cures all diseases of the throat and lungs Repairing done in the beat manner. Will praotioe in all thè Coarta of this [Medicines, \ oak grubs to town and sawing them up by but is also a certain remedy for Dispepsia. Give me a call. State and thè U. S. Courta. 1 Chemicals, ,' means of machinery. . Office. Mill 8treet, Read the following testimonial : GEO. WOLBERT. Harvesting of cereals in this vicinity has Faints. Oils, Di (.LAN, : : : OREGON. T hree N otch R oad , I nd ., Independence, June 1, 1878. 7-24-ly begun, and the familiar sound of th<£ April 16, 1878. Glass, Fancy and , sickle, and buzz of the cylinder, are to be [ M bs . E. R ohrer : MUSICAL. Toilet .Articles. heard in divers places. i Dear Madam t— This is to certify that I 1 A FULL SUPPLY OF i am entirely cured of Chronic Dispepsia by Mr, W. Waterhouse, has by numerous experiments discovered ' TKe'usFor y3UT"New Remedy> I-bavu also,, Stationer JU - a very neat and durable ink suitable for the found it very valuable for 'coughs and •Common. Sohool and ~ colds. Yours truly, special use of postmasters. Collego’Text Book^. M bs . I, G- M arquis . Bro. Jno. Wolverton and family are now Inquire of your druggist or send to J. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH GARDNER BROTHERS, (enjoying tho invigorating effects from the L. Murphy, Monmouth, Oregon. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Z>x*. J. M. Powell, imbibition of the virtuous waters of tho Piano«, Organs, Sheet Music. Violin»,’ Ac- - —Don't forget that, the best .place for Proprietor. _ Wilhoit Springs ifl Clackamas county. cordeons, Harmonic*« and musical mere-handi«« -— , - -1 _____ « clothing is at Murphy 4 Crqasman’s Em- , generally, -Oakland, California,... have recently 'i ~ Sister Bowman's daughter {Mra. porium of Fashion; Salem.—’—........ T’ t -1 opened a branch store at Salem, Oregon. Kellogg), and her little son Clarence, GARDNER BROTHERS from Portland, are in Monmouth, spend MERCHANDISE MARSHALL A CRICCS ing the summer vacation with relative«!. Personally superintend their business in this Proprietors. State, as well as California, aud will be prompt in -------- We are pleased to learn -that Misses I 1 AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. making good all contracts. ! BREYMAN BROS., A good assortment of Meats kept ou- . Ellen Chamberlin and Mattie Powell, two hand. The higheat market price paid for IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Delivered at Boat« and Car« Free. GARDNER BROTHERS beef of Salem's favorite teachers have taken up cattle, and fat sheep and hogs ; also Send for Price List to their abode in Monmouth for the sammer. Have already sold nearly Three Hundred Instru for green hides. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, i ments in thia State. O. F. DENNIS, A very interestiHg clauu, who have sc - r rfiTHTxn nnnTu swcif ^ hats . C aps . If a splendid breakfast yon wonld take, 7-24-ly ------------- SALM, OREGON Call around and get a atoak. AND cured the services of Prof. Hermann as GARDNER BROTHERS «A . If it'« a good dinner you would boast, RENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. instructor, was organized this Week for the Ue sure to coma and get a roast. . Have foun.authorized agents selling from .their CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, purpose of studying the French language. house in tnis State, to-wit: A. L. MOYE, Albany; Monmouth, Jan. 1,1877. CROCKERY. Ac. | 0. H. SLACK aud FRANK B. MAY, Salem ; E. A. Mr. Alva Churchill,, brought us a num-, CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. A SPECIALTY. ( Y T IN Great chanea tv make money. BAIRD, Eugene. Vjy ) JLa 1 /. If you cau't get FOIil you cal. ber of Chilli club heails df_.wheat which WHITE CORNER, greenback«. We need a rer.on in every town GARDNER BROTHERS’ . get _ - -----:o:------ x . will average over one hundred giains (o to take «ubaeription« for tie Iarge.t. cteapeat kml- SALEM, OREGON. beat illustrated family publication in ti e world. 8-2O-3m ¡Pianos havo already become favorites on the the head. This is good enough for spring Tthirniture, Safes. —■ 1 coast. They are made especially for the trade, and Any one can become a successful spent. Tlio grain. are adapted to the climate of this coast, ami for moat elegant w. rl« of art given free to sulacrib- remaining iu tune, and adaptation to the parlor et». The price is so low that almost every bedy Bedsteads, Tables, *- .Messrs. Prince Campbell and John subscribe. Oue .agent reports making over S1J0 there are uone better. - 1 ! iu a week. A lady agent rep< rts- taking over 4UO Stump, who have been spending a few - Chairs, AVindows, subscribers in ten day«. All wl.o engage make weeks in, and around the Tellurium GARDNER BROTHERS :o: mouev fast.__Y'.u can devote all your time to th«- busine««, or uady your «pare time. Y’ou need not Boors, mines have returned home well pleased Are Coast Agents for the celebrated Taber Organ.' be away from home over wight.- You can do it- as TUE have purchased the WAREHOUSE Also. State Agents for the Packard. with their trip. well as others. Full particulars, diiectious and Picture Frames, &c.- ’’ formerly owned by McGORD 4 terms flee. Elegant and expensive Outfit free. Miss Iletta Nealloy, who has been with SMITH, and are now prepared to pay the 11 you wain profitable work «end us your sddre« GARDNER BROTHERS ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF jA’ oflce. It coats nothing to try the bmdne««. N<. ' us for some months, left by stage on highest price for _ Have soverat diSsrent manufacture of Organs, one who engages tails to make great pay. Addrc. Monday morning foz-Corvallia. We re - “ The People's Journal," Portland, Maine. j giving the publio a variety to select from. 7-27-1v gret her departure, but hope she will GARDNER BROTHERS return to live with us again when the And will furnish Sacks and Store on as AGENTSFOK HIE XENNENGEK. 'AN BE FOUND AT summer is Arr. reasonable terms as any house in Inde their employ. All Have a first class tuner in tlieir The following persons are agents for order« attended to by addressing Gardnor Broth ■ • WATERHOUSE’S, Miss Florence Warriner, well known to pendence. the P acific C hristian M essenger , and ers,-Salem. . "rr 1-2 — __ " We Also have Wodl Sacks on hand, and 1 are autherized to receive and receijit for the old students of Christian College, ac rosi' OFFICE liUILDlhG^ will pay the highest price for subscriptions. If no agent is conven Gardner Brothers companied by Miss Kelty, of Bethel, aud ient, remit the amount direct to the office Monmoutb., Miss Ollie Chamberlain, of Salem, gave Give a guarantee for five years, for all Pianos and by registered letter or pobtal order oi. Organs, il'dusired. their friends ef this place a pleasant viidt i Dallas Orogon “ ___ And ____ last, but not least of all; wo have 6-C-tf on I KJUIJUUJ Sunday 1331, last. OREGON AND WASHINGTON TEBRITOT.Y. Gardner llrothers Mr. J. S. Cooper of Independence, has tJU8t received a new invoice of Aumsville....................................T. J. Wilcor Pay their employees a salary, not a commission. the mail contract on the route between Albany.......... .. .............................J. M. Propst? Amity....................... ’.j j ........... E. C. Williams Dallas and Albany for the next four years, Gardner Brothers ; Baenavista ........................... i. ..Dr. Z. Davis —-:o:— and will soon have a new and commodious And we would call your special attention Would «tate, in answer to many inquiries, that Bethel........................................... J. H. Hawley to a fine line of stage on the line. So fur wo huve been J-JAVINQ employed a tlieir Branch Houso in Salem is a permanent in Brownsville..................... • • D. H. Pntmai. stitution. 7-37-tf well pleased u ith bis success in affording LADIES FANCY DRESS COOD8. Brush Prairie, W. T............... S. C. Harris Bellevue........................... «lies E. Davir. accommodotioDs on the route, and wish I FIRST CLASS TINSMITH, Also a well assorted Stock of NOW, LOOK HERE ! COME TO Cresswell...................................... J. T. Gilfry him prosperity for the future. Crawfordsville..................... P. V. Crawford And hi<l in a Mr. F.V. Mulkey returned last Friday Corvallis....................................... N. P. Briggs’ GENTS’ CLOTHING. Canyonville................ ........ .1. N. Muncy evening, from the Palouse country,.where LARGE STOCK OF MATERIAL, VANDUYN & SMITH Cottage Grove....... .♦............. 8. B. Knox he has been for some months past im STOVES, ic„ Independence, May 9, 1878. Carolton......................................J. W. Shelton proving a claim and rendering it suitable Castle Rock....W. T. 4 Wm. Huntington I am prepared to offer for future residence. His young friends Who would hereby inform the people of Dallas............................................ It. S. Crysta’ Monmoath and surrounding country, that Damascus............................... D. H. Deardorfl upon learning of liis arrival; and anxious THE BEST WORK he is prepared to do all kinds of work in Drain's Station................................. S. Harlan for his welfare, improved the opportvnity A T AT THE his line promptly and in workmanlike Dayton......................................... R. L. Dashiel offered, turned out en maxxe and gave him manner. Eugene....................................... R. O. Callison LOWEST PRICES a lively serenade at the residence of Jddge | Harrisburg.................................. E. W. Barnes A GOOD STOCK OF IRON Bntler. Halsey......................... i................ H. Davidson Tinw*re, Stoves, Hollow-ware, 4c., will Is kept on hand. Hillrboro...................;.............. H. B. Morgan We had the pleasure of being shown be sold at prices much lower than ever be Independence............. .......... W. L. Hodgens- :o: through the extensive pottery works at Jacksonville...........................Martin Peterson fore, and satiafaction guaranteed. Buena Vista last Saturday, by the gentle Junction................... Smith, Brassfleld & Co Prepairing done to order. Will do this class of work in the most Lookingglass...................................A. L. TodiE manly proprietor, Mr. A. M. Smith. He Call at the old stand, see our ware, and satisfactory manner. Lafhyette..................................... W. D. Fenton is running a full force of hands, and ............. '......... ...............D. R. Lewis-' Repairing Machinery of all kinds a Lewisville T learn prices. making ware that is unsurpassed any HAS JU8T RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL | --- -- ------------ ---- Molala .............................. apecialty. ......... J. W. Thomas WM. CHURCHILL. SELECTED STOCK OF where. A deposit of clay has been lately Myrtle Creek................. ........ F. M. Gabbert Monmouth, Or., April 10, 1878. Monmouth, Or., Feb. 11, 1878. McMinnville............. '.. .............. J. W. Cowie- discovered that Mr. Smith thinks une 8-7-ly Mohawk.................... ............. J. F. Mulkey qualled in America. We saw some ware SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Monroe............................. .,........... J. L. Wiglo made from it that was apparently as hard North Yamhill............... ................. Isaac Davis AND CALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE and as clear as flint. Oakland............................ ............... E. A. Chase PUBLIC TO THE FACT THAT OUR Palons, W. T................. ................. F. L. Bell It is a fact that is clearly recognized by Pleasant' Hill............. .......J. W. Parks DEPARTMENTS IN those who have given the subject any at :o Perry dale....................... . ......... E. Richardson tention, that Oregon can show the finest Pendleton................... . .. .. Mrs. S. A. Taylor photography in the world, owing to the !J. B. Grimm Portland........... great pnreneaa and clearness of the air. I. G. Davidson- AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Pilot Rock..................... ...... William Cox HAVE just received a well Maorted We have been making a comparison of Independence, Roseburg ..................... .. ... .A. F. Campbell. Stock of work of this class from varions parts of Stayton................... .. ............. T. C. Darby the country. We compared photographs Sheridan.......................... ... T. N. Fanlconer KEPT IN A FIRST CLA88 STORE, SUCH A8 Salem ................... .......... ... i.H. A. Johnson. made in Sen Francisco with those made in Consisting in part of a . Scio.................................... .................. E. Ground1 eastern cities, sod the San Francisco pic- BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED RIB ■IT7E are prepared to furnish to the travel- Vancouver, W. T........... .............S.C. Harris.. tnres were decidedly better, bat on putting ’’ ing public Hacks, Baggies and Saddle Waitsburg, W. T........... .... W. F. Anderson« GROCERIES and HARDWARE. BONS, ORNAMENTS, LACES, * Portland photograph by the aide of the Horses, at any time and on reasonable Wee ton,.................. .. .................. C. M. Ely- SILKS, TURQUOISE, VEIL West Cbehalem....... Mrs. M. E. Payne- terms. San Francisoo work, the greater clearness Having decided to clone out my Stock in INGS, NETTINGS, CRAPES, Also, will bay and sell horses, supply Wheatland...................... ................. Wm. Scott and corresponding naturalness of the ing farmers and teamsters on short notice Walla Walla, W. T.... ........... A. B. Stanley FLOWERS, FEATHERS, <c., Ao. Portland work was easily discernable 4ven with such stock as they may need. CAUFOBRIA. Also ■ full assortment of »11 the latest by persons not critics in thia field of art. Patronage solicited, satisfaction guar Gilroy.... Styles of Ladies, Misses and Children's We will cell our Clothing at lew than ............ E. B. Ware’ Our Portland work was done at Davidson anteed. 8-12-tf Kelseyville • Wholesale Prices. ........ Sam’l Logan Brothers' Art Gallery, who have the finest HA TS AND EON NETS. Monticello JVOW RKADYt BrloM! Nw! S»««t ChwrMt ... Mary Sea we) 8 Give I m a eall and yon »hall be satisfied instrument* in the Slate, and give such Saratoga.. ..William Pollani Having purchased my Goods at the to price and quality San Jone.. close attention to their work, that we have .... Henry Thoma» lowest rates for cash down. I am able to 7-e-tf Do act supply year school with now aiaginff books oat il Santa Rosa . J. .G. O. Bnrnett offer better inducements than can be ob Ci bar« «■«mined ani testad thia book. It is by far ths never seen any othor than a good picture i for H vndày hooi . r . Pat tkr -M kktixgn . aa«i Ukiah .... tained elsewhere. ........... Jas. Logan H omf . rravi.KN. It ia fhll of eoalribntloas fr-.m ali . taa from their gallery. Vacaville, ■ fut a-it Lora of Xnaday-arhoJ tnnsie in the country. ....W. W. Smith UhiMr-n. Teaelkra. Mwpwrtaendesita. Pastor*. Parent«, .. MRS. SUSIE HUDSON. The 4th, was enjoye.l in various ways by Visalia... all aay tuey-Uant it. Pop mj .» wrrv where, baanpl« pM*s Lewis Van Tassel fr«e SsmpI* eoptes. w» renta, nrta.an rwr dosen. by mail. Independence, April 15, 1878. Woodland.. <,nr citizens. While some remained at Adders« CF.NTK a JL BOOM CONCERN OskaiooM, Uwa. Mr«» A. E. Wagstaff S-l*-3m •r O. DITSON k O).. Mtoa. and Now Toril. Watsonville . ,.H. D. CozneM ,.î -JHJLSICALl W Monmouth Meat Market BEST OF WORKMANSHIPf ' Furniture! Furniture! Furniture!! ATTENTION. FRUIT TREES, WHEAT, 0NM0ÜTH TIN SHOP. General Merchandise. THE BLACKSMITH, SPRING OPENING MONMOUTH An A 1 Horse Shoer, EZRA POPPLETON MILLINERY. LIVER Y,FEED AND SALE STABLE. Independence, Oregon. Fancy Dry Goods, LiHdicSg J. S. COOPER, Millinery Goods, OREGÌON. I Ready Made Clothing, GOSPEL ECHOES.
