r *wti !? H i » .T in r i i M n
uw
]
j Y oung fellows about town who are risk these titan to ho i Ho an 1 inactive,
i particularly anxious to ho up with the Keep doing, whether it be at work or
| times in giving the proper salute when seeking recreation. .Motion is life, and
Cheerful
M ill and KiproM,
12 3ft, p- m. | meeting ladies should lead the following the btndist are the happiest.
from an exchange.
active labor is a blessing. An old phi-
GOING SOUTH.
It is now no longer good taste for a gen* losopber says: '* ih e lire fly only shine*
M ill and Express,
11 10. a. m
I tinman to raise his hut when he meets a when on the wing; so it is with tlie
| lady on the street. A courteous wave of mind; when once we rest, we darken.”
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
| the hand not unlike a militarv salute, has j
F o u n d a H a r r i s o n M e d a l.
| substituted for the custom in London, i
J. BUKT MOORE,
A h L o iu i C olumbian : W hile digging for
! Paris and Vienna. It is not a fad, but a
k j id les in (heold Chinook hurrying ground
HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office
And
Reaidcncv Olia Block South of I’ost Ottico, * conviction that uncovering the head in
| at New Astoria recently J M. Long and
Newberg, Oregon.
the open air has caused a number of cases
j a companion unearthed one of Ihe oid
of intluen/.a. To see a man iro along the
Harrison “ Log Cabin” medal*. The let*
W . C A R M A N , M . I>.
street and with u spasmodic grab yank off
St». his hat and bring it down over his face so i luring stands out very clearly and the
First
»»id Maine
Office corucr
New berg, Oregon.
■ outlines of the cabin are quite plain,
ho can see the inside of the crown, is a - .
.
. ,
... .
.
...
,
Al .
i though the medal is somewhat corroded
musing. l oolsotten do the same thing, 1 ,r i . f IUJfl
§il
The
date,
184(1,
is
all
there.
It
is
eup|Hjs-
FOU S ALK .
and sap-headed dudes always.
In the
ed that some tricky trader brought a lot
A good milk cow.
future if you wish tobe in style keep your
P aul M acy .
of these cheap medals out to the coast
hat on.
.Make a semi-military salute.
y 2. a -*7.
and exchanged them at a high vah
ju.«t touching the rim of the hat.
for furs. The diggers also fo tin d a p n r
POIC WALK.
of silver and a pair of cop|wr bracelets.
A first clan» young milk cow.
A W o n d e r f u l lio o lv .
T iiomah D uncan .
A S n a k e S to ry.
Over 200 yearn have passed hy since the
1». & w . V. T IM K T A U L E .
«—«IN' ---*>t»* ~ »
T R A IN » GOING NORTH.
i l l i l f l K
D IU 'U S and M i a u l IN K S .
We carry s full ltno of PoPULAIt PATENT y 1
mat FAMII.Y MEDICINES sud PC If IS DPI OS J ¡/S
for Prescription».
•
’
F O ll HALK.
HUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Yamhill County.
F. A. MorrU and B. C. Mile», partner» in bus-
Ilie»» under the Arm name o£Moi ri» & Mile»
PlaiutitfN vm Peter M. Chrbteu»cm, Surah
Chrlatenaon, Defendant».
To Peter M. Chri»ten»on and Sarah Christen
son the defe:ideHth*ubove named:
IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OF OREGON
you and each of you are hereby required to ap
pear and au»wer the complaint filed ngnliiKt
you in the above entitled action on or before
the
•¿2nd «lay o f S eptem ber, A. I>. 1800,
that being the first day of the next regular
term of »aid Court following the experatlou of
the publication of this Summon» and if you
fall no to sONwer for want thereof the Plain
lift« will take Judgement against you for the
sum of
together with luterest thereon
from June l:ith lssi) at 8 per cent per n mi mu
aod the cants and difthur»emcnU of this action
and for an order of the sale of the attached
property herein to wit: Lota .Ysiaud 7 in hi k
no. 7 ill Hurley A Large addition to the town
o f Newberg in Yamhill County, Oregon.
ThU Summoni^l» published in the N kwhf . iiu
G r a p h ic for atx successive weeks by an order
.made by Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said Court,
on the 7th duy of July, A. 1». IS'.IO.
F. w. F enton ,
Attorney fer Plaintiff».
N E W B E R G GRAPHIC.
ISSUED EVERY
FRIDAY MORNING.
E. II. W O O D W A R D .
EDITOR nml PUBLISHER.
F IO R A V,
AUGUST
I,
1S1K).
Entero,1 ns K«>cnu<l clan, matter nt the post
otfloe at Newberg, Oregon.
A stock com pany Ima Ic o n organized
at Sheridan to Imilil a «5002. hi lek hotel.
Tm : riti : for the reform school at Salem
has been soleetod and work is to begin on
Ihe building noon.
A dead ly cyclone visited south Law
rence Mass. Inst Saturday tearing down
houses anti every tiling that came in its
way. Several lives were lost.
Tin: town of Wallace in Idaho which
is situated in one of the richest mining
districts in the west and contains lifted)
hundred inhabitants was almost entirely
destroyed hy the last Sunday. Every
business lions, in town was burned.
A T acoma mill projxwes to cut for the
W orld’s Fair the prize stick of the world.
T h e y have already cut. one that Is 150 feel
lon g ami squares :(!) x 20 inches ami they
pro|«>se to do Is it l to yet. Tills will prove
an eye o|iener to som e of tint eastern peo
ple.
pubiiciition of the Pilgrim ’ll Progress. In
(hut time the world has made wonderful
advances—has forgotten, or outgrown
hundred» of thousandH of hooka.
Y et
this «lin e Pilgrim ’s Progress written in
Bedford jail hy a common tinker 200
yearn ago is to day read in more languages
ami by more people of all classes than any
other hook in the civilized world, the Bi-
hle alone excepted.
A grand memorial Edition has just hern
published— to he sold at a price within
the reach of all, ami yet to he tiie lines!
edition in print. The hook is richly illus
trated with over 10.) of tlio grandest and
most wonderful engravings which have
ever appeared in a work of this kind.
Superh character delineation, magnificent
ami realistic illuminated plates printed in
oil colors, valuable Bible references, to
gether with a life of the famous author
and the beautiful poem ’ ‘ The Little P il
grim ,” make this great memorial edition
one which will be eagerly sought after by
all. It offers the book agent an uuequall-
ed opportunity for a rich harvest.
The History Company of San Francisco
are the publishers, and their advertise
ment will he lonnd in another column.
B u siness pluck is necessary for the de-
V'dopeincnt of the resources of any com
munity. It niukcs little difference how
advantageously any point is situated, if
those interested in its growth do not e x
ercise onterpi ise and en ergy the town
w ill die and allow other cities to real) the
advantages which it naturally possesses.
The above from the Corvallis Gazette
fully applies to every town in this state
and Is as true as gospel.
lint the great
trouble w ith towns and localities, w hich
have fallen behind in the race of progress
and development, lies in their having no
systematized efforts. The more progres
sive and prosperous towns have learned
this secret and liuvo organized Hoards of
Trade, Trade Unions, lluihling ami Loan
Associations, the fruits of which are prog
ress.— HTownsville Times.
All of the above is very tine, but we
would also add that good natural advan
tages go a long wav toward making a
prosperous town ami community.
It is
true that many places have been boomed
and forced ahead for a time that had
nothing of a stable character to boast oi,
hut a place to make a steady, permanent
growth must have something lin k of it
beside w ind. Our town is very favorably
situated in many respects. W e are just
the proper distance from Portland, the
metropolis of Ihe north-west, and wo gel
the Umeiit of the river and railraod w liicli
gives us competing lines for shipping
grain and other freight to market.
And
while we ure near ihe river, high watei
never touches us, while other towns in
the country uro often greatly injured by
Hoods. A s a fruit country it is a conced
ed fact that wo have a location that is un
surpassed in the Willamette valley. Our
town already lias an enviable reputation
as a place of splendid educational advan
tages w here young (Mople can he placed
in school ami lie away from the immoral
and debasing mHneiiees that abound in so
many places. W illi all these natural ad
vantages, Newberg w ith a long pull and a
strong pull, ami a pull altogether ought lo
make and will make a good business cen
ter. See saw work never did a town any
good ami the less we have of it the lietter.
A thoroughly reliable gentleman in
forms a corn-«[Maident that lie saw near
Scottsville, \'a., two small snakes delib
erately engaged in swallowing eaeli other,
a goodly |>or!ioii of each having been ta
ken into tiie stomach of the other. This
reminds us of the old farmer who saw a
large htiil-fiog basking in the sun on the
hunk of his mill pond. A large water
moccasin commenced to swallow his frog-
ship by taking in his legs.
Meanwhile
the frog began the same process hy taking
in the tail of the snake. The swallowing
process, 11ic story goes, continued until
the reptile and the fiog swallowed each
other and both disappeared from view.
— Dispatch.
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B R O S ,
HEADQUARTERS FOR .WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES
and CARTS,
S H O V E L F L O W S * C U L T IV A T O R S Ac.
E l A R V S S T I N < 3 - M A O H U T S H Y -
Leering and McCormick Hinders and Mowers, Barnes Revolving and Tiger
P
One two utory hotme am! birn with two lots.
I* two block» from the Post office. Enquire
at the URAmic Office.
S
Salkv Hakes.
A b o Mac!tine Oils and Binding Tw ine'
N E W lì E IÌO
r .w T ;
OREGON.
k
i i r r f m r n r s r f r M i n a r
J. D.TARRANT &S0K,
Proprietors.
IVe have remodeled our M I L L and can noiv man-
ufact ure F L O U R o f the best ¿rude, by the F U L L
R O LL UR PROCESS.
K Q -F E E D W ILL BE GROUND EVERY SATURDAY
BANK OF NEWBERG.
C a s h
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO
NEW BER G , OREGON.
h e a t
OUR CUSTOMEK8.-
-CALL AND SEE US.------
N
Oregon.,
E
W
F
I R
M
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e n -'
Vice-President.
« lo s .
MOSES V O T A W ,............................................................................................... Cashier.
J. E D W AR D S,
J. C. COLCORD.
" W
ils o n ,
Successor to WILSON & NICHOLSON,
D IR E C T O R S :
BENT. M IL E S ,
F. A. M O R R IS,
W
Newberg,
IIEN.I. M IL E S ............................................................................................... President.
JESSE EDWARDS,.....................
p a id , f o r
W M . BOND
Having bought the interest of Milton Nicholson of tho firm of WILSON &
NICHOLSON, I deäire to thank all tha patrons of the old firm for past favors,
Certificates of De|«)sit issued payable on demand.------- -------Exchange bought and and respectfully solicit their patronage and that of the people generally of
Newberg and vicinity for the new, You will find a fall line oi STAPLE and
Uov Hay : What is a tattler? A vile .add.-----------Good notes discounted-----------Deposits received subject to check at
PANCY GEOCEKRS at all times. Call and see me and learn prices.
leach sapping the life blood of human sight and a general bunking business transacted.---------- Collections made on all
Respectfully,
happiness. A busybody who listens glee
fully to anything one may sav, either in a
joke or pettishly, of a neighbor, and then
carries it, magnilied and fixed up to snii
themselves, and pours it into the ears of
perhaps your best friends, and after suc
ceeding in getting them to say something
harsh, returns to yon laden with tlie pro.
eious burden of strife and adds fuel to the
smouldering flame. Thus, little hy little,
this ghoul of human society lllches the
happiness of friendship and developes
between the neighbors an I friends a feel
ing of hatred which should only be know n
to the hosoins of demons. Are you a tat
tler? Do you sow among your neighbors
the seed of discord and Imte? I f so, in
the name of humanity desist.
We are
all liable to err, but deep is tiie sin ol
them who, taking our weakness for their
capital destroys the happiness of friend or
neighbor by tattling.—Ex.
aecessahle points in the United States ami Canada.
(N ational P a rk Bank, New York.
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e
-cecee-
P R O P R IE T O R S
P ost O f f ic e
of
OREGON.
T E W B E R G
------- -«K >00000000--------
F. A. M orris ,
T S T T T E ^ S E D ^ Y .
Secretary.
J. T. S m ith ,
J esse E d w a r d s ,
Vice-President.
Treasurer.
M A R T S S i G'OLCOITTL Mmiug'i-rs o f the
OHEHALEM VALLEY
A FULL LINE OF HARDWARE ALW AYS ON HAND.
TINNING and REPAIRING DONE.
this
in
BOARD of IMMIGRATION,
Aro bellluK nioje property thin any firm in the comity and »till h ive a few special bar
gains which yon should see before you invest. If you want first eliiss resident property near
the Academy or Public school or ne ir the beautiful Willamette, or ¡1 good business lot near the
P O. and Itank, we have them for sale on reasonable terms. Have first cla»9 fruit laud in
small or large tracts.
ASTO H 1A.
li you wiut to iavest in thè future “ Sin Frineisco" of Oregon, come in and buy a few
MV
lots in AS 1 ORI \ , onr only sea-port citv. More good business men bave eonfiden e
iu her mak lug •« great c'ty t!i 1.1 anv other town on the Co ist a.i 1 m i-iy of Or
ogon’s best men are investing there. Co ne and see whit vx* have for , x
k» Hlet!iere.
INSURANCE wrilt« n, rents eclletttd, and all
NOTARY v.’urk c ire fully attended to,
M aud & Coi.conD,
•J.
M O T :,X T ’S ,
CASH H ardw are Store, Center st. Newberg-, Or.
/
lii« 9
Hammer
tha>9
knocked the pr-®
ice.wdown do -' :;S
DOWN, nt.l. lb M t ' s T t o 'So do not fail to go there for'
Nails, Hammers, Saws, C lrpenters Tools of all kinds, for all
kinds of Carpenters, lMMhey rich or poor, good. 'nid or indif
ferent. Tinware
•i PUMPS
fo’
any well
i.
Yamhill Co.
loose—and go where the strawberry grows
on its straw, and the gooseberry grows on
its go o se ; where the catnip tree is clim bed
by the c it as she dutch es for her prey the
guileless and unsuspecting rat on the
rattan hush at p la y ; I w ill catch with
ease the saffron cow and the eow let in
their glee, as they leap in joy from bough
to hough on the top of a cow slip tree;
<V ■
V»
Onico oil Center St., near the 1 '. O.
Ì
A.
and list w h ile th e partridge drums ids
NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, IlIG and LITTLE,
drum and tiie woodcock chucks his wood
( ) ------- O— O ------------ o—
--------( ) — o O --------
O-
and the d og devours tho dogwood plum
o - - -------- ( )
O ---------
O --------
O -------- o—
()-
in the p rim itive solitude.
AT J. li. MOUNT S,
AT J- B. MOUNT’S,
” Oii. lot me drink from tiie moss grown
O
H E BE vre go, bound for
:F
S
(D in
I
BEST B AEGAIHS in town
—«•► 0
I T E W
ÎIns. N KTTIK H an s o n .
MAIN ST.
NEWBERG, OR.
R . I I , R D Q T IR S ,
H. Austin.
- ,
,v s i n e i . K V .
E N T E R P lilS E
S A W M IL L »
I
C. a i v s
S l e c 'p o i s
i M,
POU : LAND, OREGON.
H O USE nml S IG N P A IN T K K .
doze by DAY or CONTRACT.
tier all kind» of Fir lumber, which they
will sell cheap for cash.
u n s u r*
o f’ la u te s t
\T‘
1)U. YO U N G ,
—
inrnl-lied for ladders of First or Second
A full line of under-
Tiie treatment of hones »s p e c ia lty ,
('lass Ticket.--, anil
Calls uttendthl with promptness.
IBlognnt D a y Coucli*
GS*
Notary Public,
Real Estate & Insurance,
G. B, Haworth,
V K T K U K N A I i Y S C llO K O N .
r.est that ran ts- constrnvto<l. and in
wblcb accom nif'ilations are liotli I n e and
\V. I». SC A H I'K .
Newberg, Orrvnn.
L 'H n lx -r delivered to any part of tiie city.
Leave vonr ortlers nt (be Post Office or
call at the mill on Cbebalent mountain.
R o o m
Tonrist Sleeping Cars
♦
ÜBET
Hanses painted In the lateitTINTS.
Paper
Haagfag, Gruiaiag, Staining and Hard oil
| finish,
MITCHELL & CLARK, PROF’S.
E q u ip m e n t.
2S0. l'or. Frolli A .UMfer-on St«.
OREGON.
I^ u llin n n
D r a w in ij
UIIOUKKIKS FLOUR KKKD If A Y anti
GRAIN.
♦'
HEW3ERG,
H a v e on band and manufacture to or- , Shop on Main Street,
Composed of
p n '» e d ,
j*.
MPDPUAIurr.C
COMMISSION
amt Doilers- la
♦
Center street,
Insurance, Money Broker and Alistraclor
of Titles,
M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n .
P n fii A 1
x uyi t
#
D in in g
m \ m ,
W. T.SnURTLEFF,
(N O C H A N G E OF C AR S.)
.1 J, SKlI-l.KY.
I ’ d Y V K 1.1.
Æ
Call on, or address
A GOOD S U P P L Y kepi on band, and
sold C H E A P for C ASH .
\v a. |i- > v im .
BOYSE.
&
Proprietors oi
H ® R r l l Cf U E t .
Is the line to takc to all pninfs Käst
and South. It is tho Pining
Car Rollte. ItrunsThrough
\ estibuled Trains every
day in tiie vear to
O r e ir o n .
J. Boyse.
A U S T IN
on improved torni
property,
m i s and TE R M S Usait
O H ^ T iG r O fiS T .
NORTHERN PACIFIC
EAILROAD!
Dealer in Lumber, Doors, Sssti, Shins- S f
16S Mouldings, &o.
N o w b e i ’f f ,
Ten per
J. T. S M IT H , Notary Public, Newberg, Oregon.
Front Termiual or Intcrior Points the
A full Hue of Millinery goods. New arrivo!*«
of the Intesi ►tyles every week. Cuttimr and
fitting by tlie French bi.is system. Locition ou
Main at.
tho
S
cent oil for C ASH .
—
B E R G
M ILLINERY an,I DRESSMAKING.
get
D
r ic r j
BY
S T .
we
E
ÍJÑZPBOOTS Ä SHOES.
I U r \ W KLL ASSORTED STOCK OF FU UNIT l-BE ALW AYS ON HAND
AT POBTLAM) PUICKS.
fiV E ^ - X Is r
U
S T O R E wliere
¡ „ I D G O O
in
••N - C T )
U RL
golden red butter to churn from tho milk
of her b u tterflies; and I 'l l rise at morn
Many newspapers are raising their
Tun S te a m e r »
"H arvest Queen,”
voices iu indignant protest against a hill
• Walluski,” "L illia n ," “ S. U. Heed,”
introduced into both the house and *en-
and “ lien. Canhy” have all been libeled
ate hy Ue presen tali ve S we ney and Sena
hy K. 1*. Mays, Proctor lor the United
tor Sherman, pro\iding for the exelusion
Slates and U. S. MulsIniPL. T. Umili lot
from mails of any “ pamphlet, magazine,
carrying more pussengeis than ihe las
new sp.ip*T, story paper, or other paper,
allows.
devoted to the publication, or principally
mude up, «if criminal news, i sílice repot t*,
it e u t iu g lliilln r s lu to O o lt l-L c n f.
A n k i > i rollut Whatcom in Washington
or accounts of criminal deeds, or pictures
There is a finn in Cincinnati wliich
who has fallen out with the saloon keep
and stories of immoral deeds, lust or
ers says, “ Someof the saloons Uneaten to cacti year beata 21,000 gold doliars into crime.” Any paper tlmt sees a menace
gold-Ieaf. and as cadi dollar ean he beat
withdraw their imtronage from the Ex
to itself in such a law would hotter insti
eli into a shed that will cui'pel tworooms
press. Y e gods, how we laugh! Wo will
tute a reform immediately, before the
; -ixteen and one-half feci sqiinre, some
return the compliment mid he money
government reform machinery begin« to
idea may he formed of in tenuity. It re-
ahead at the end of the m onth."
work. It ¡«adm itted to he the province
j quires 1,4¡)0 of gold leaf lo equal in tliiek-
of the government to educate the youth
f ^t , I ness a sheet of writing pa|H-r, and takes
T he C knm h returns have been
«)í the land t » lieeonie goo l and intelligent
up for the slate of Washington, and the 28:1,00.) ni thein, piled upon tho other, to oil ¡/.on*, rp o n tliis theory public schools
i-qual all indi in thickoes«.— l'.x.
liopulation is found lo 1», siitllcienl lo
an* maintained. .A j roper et hunt ion is
entitle the state to another representative
imparted us much hy pr«Meeting the mimi
Don’t blame your newspaper man for
III congress. J olili Kelley oar Census
from the absorption of that w hich «lobas-
what happens in Iheeommuuily. If there
Nu|a*rvisor will have lo show up more
es it ua by supplying it with that which
is auvtiling in the life r.l the place that
than 280,000 people in Oregon if wo get
«•levâtes it, and the e ducat ¡onal work of
you dv) not wish to go abroad to the world,
another representative this count.
the government can never In* accomplish
\ blame yourself Ihat it exists not the pa-
ed so long assicii tlenioralizing and utter
I per for saying something about il. It is
Hox. R. I*. E a k iia u t w .U take bis place
ly viemns literature as t h it «*otnpr»*hende»l
the editor's duty to make u typographic
» « collvetor of distoma in a few dava and
hv this hill i* given the same facilities of
photograph of the town each day, and if
it is generali} thought lluit elite! of
e
cheap and «»asy dis’ i ihution hv the mails
you lake a homely picture, don’t kick
Parlali will lie ap|»iinted weigher and
a«i*v>rd«*d to lietter publications on the
tin- instrument to pieces, hut ti v to get a
gauger in thè eiistom house. Thia will
theory that they are educators of the p«*«>-
Is-tler expression on your face next mm-.
cause a vaeaney in thè ollìee of ehicf
ple. The Police Gazette and its ilk, ln>tli
— Ex.
of |iulice and rumor luta it lliat Ji.hn
illustrated and unilinstratcd. are, alas, e l»
Minto will Va- appointed lo ibis place.
neuters, and the result «if their «Mlucalional
D M n 't K i l l tin* Chill*.
worn may bo s«*«*n in the jails, |H idtet.-
TlIX CTTI/gv» of Newla-rg bave calia«- fer
N iw tw n yc.trH ago :i K'w i-* «•»ninty \vw
tiaries, reform sdnsds, insane asylums,
thaiiklullm—s in thè faci Ihat thè larger York) Lirtner iorondea•la'.igidcr to attend
saloon« and hrothelaof t!i • land, and are
She went and h«» never
pari of olir laipulation are decidedly in a « ainly pull.
felt, not only in the hearts and home* «*f
lavor of keeping olii everythiug tlial .wet
* h iij».»n her or heard from her again
th tisand* of stricken and ««»rrowing fam-
w-mld ad aa asina itole or sitare lo caldi until reeently site «hove to hi* larm-hons*»
iîi»*, hilt in the enormous expense* borne
our young people. There are a few et with eleven ehiMren and informed him
by every tow n, county and state in sup*
«• uirae wlio an- ready le set a« minister- that *he had returned re|'«*r.t.int ami w il
IH'rting tin»*«* institutions mcmioncd and
ing angela ler thè ilevel liut they uri- in ling to *ivo with him. The a^tonmlmi
in tin» great co*t «»f criminal trials.
Tin*
par«*nf »lid not kill the fafftol ea!f in re*
tlie minoritv.
1 “ freedom of flu* press” is no more a v a il
jofeivtgti over the return of the |>r«Nli/a!.
ed hy the suppression of such “ liter iture”
P o r t la n d is all np in arma since Ilio
I mmiiiim * there w«»re not enough calve* on
than would lx* the freedom of tin* individ
C e n s i» rei urna |, Iacea thè (aipnlatioti at
the farm to go around. F.x.
ual w ere a man to ojx'n a school f«>r in
25,KOI. They elaim lliat a very |«a>r
struction in immorality and crime and it
eonnt has laa-n umile ami deman i lim i
S o m e (c o o d \<1\ ic e .
he elose«l hv th • authorities. Oregon has
thè renana aliali la- taken over ag lio
The «eeret of mierewln hfe i* to keep a statute forbid ling the sale or publie ex
A'itie» as a mie claiin a grealer |K>poUtion
i bau thè fa- ts In th è case w illju a tify hot tm*y( toK* preserving, patient and untir* posure .it such pu,»liciti 'ns. end. thonyh
P->(tJanil rcrtainl.v b a s a gresb r min. la r ing in »lie |Mir««dt or « ailing you are fol* it leaks a little, it i* fairlv « tLctive; an I
th • general gov» rn»n«»nt i* negligent
it*
«*f iwaiple witltln ber !«>rdera lli.m II«- lowing. T l»* lrt*y one* mav now and pu*v >f if *lo n«e‘ d, nv , li-*m tin» privi!«»g»»*
mutilar g irg li abeve.
then make mi.-t tk»**, hut it is better to of the maos. West S lid e
north
In v it e d .
Have on hand a full supply of FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE trees.
Price» as low
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“ I would flee from tiie c ity ’s m le and
aw— from its fashions and forms cut
with tho earliest bird, the fragran t barn
yard pass, and watch w h ile the fa.iner
till ua his herds of grasshoppers out to
grass.” — Ex,
CENTER STREET
— CODPEP l & SOPÌ-
Of the D
A n Kdi tor Loose.
whitew ashed d airy I ’ ll turn, w here the
dairym aid hastening iiies, her ruddy and
on
Strangers visiting tho City
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in
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This is tho way an editor feels when lie
loesup hi« sentiments in blank verse:
pump, that was hewn from tho pumpkin
tree! E a t mush and m ilk from a rural
stump, from fo lly and fashion free— new
gathered mush from Hie mushroom vine,
and m ilk from Ihe m ilkw eed sw eet— with
pineapple from the pine. An d then to tlio
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