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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1879)
mam &,m$U& v THE COAST MAIL. MA'I'IIKOAY, - - IHny J,1M7. At Myiiuk Point Tho pcopto of Myrtle I'otni nnil vicinity, havo do oldml to honor tho National Aunlvor finry, July -Klii ty n picnic cclobrallon, nuil a dance lit tlio evening. A nicct I ill? was announced In bo hold to-day, In make-tlm nocennnry arrangement tor tlio occasion. It I expected tlmt thnpcoplfl ol(hi) Coipillhi will koiio tally attend, nml In view of tlio nnttt ml adaption of tlm locAllty fr such a (t'li'lirntlon, nml energy arid good (auto tif tlio ioitn tlioro, ll limy lio looked forward to a a pluitnaiilitiitl nucontfiil I'litorlaiiiniunt. Too Much 11aij. Tho present month luw been unusually wol,and tho work of wvlng spring grain liw hern greatly delayed In continence. The. remit will Im tlmt m grain 111 lie raised limn was Intended, nntl tlio farming Interest Injured. Full sown grain, on land not too wet, I locking remarkably well, mid unices II 1oIk'i, will bo an excellent cro. (Josn to Tin: Mi!K Win. Thomas mid Nin, Hn. Morgan, J. Madden mid I). Hutchinson, left HutliMrl for tlio 8ic mine on Wednesday. Homo of tin? party havo claim already loca ted In tltu mining district, and other go to look at the iiilnco with a view to locating. HoiioolTax ThetdtUoiw of Coal d aro making n specialty of the, ed ncational Interest of tho place. Tlio other day they levied a school tar of Vli mill on tho projmrty within the district. Thin ought to raise mean to support a school for at leant six month. Hai.i:i. Tim steamer Arrnfn left for Han Francisco with tho following lint of passenger, I)ald Willcox, John Robertson, Mr. 11 Stow, Andrew Johnson, Cha, llrant, F.lhuclstoln. Also n cargo of XiO ton of coal nml ft variety of nier vhnndUc I.WATKI). Tho Rowburg A'fnr says Prof. C. K. Harno U now In this city nnd will give Instruction in the art of phonography, nhich ho ha follow ed fur nineteen year tho system ho lug, .Marsh's Phonetic Hhorl Hand j(e. Wo certainly wlh him success Ksumuikik ('apt. Heed of Norway, owner of the little steamer Crttt, in having her ramodelcd mid made much longer than befnrn. Hhe it alco to receive now and lustier machinery, nnd nlll lo ready for btisincis before harvest. AttuHXKV Como. We hao heard from Rnseburg that attorney Witlin, Cainplndl, Lano and llolman, from Hnrchurg, will tro In attend unee iikii the eirenil court in till county, next week. OrroMTios Boaer Hlough Is now probably the bot mtpjdled tranjMir tation nmtonn the eoant. Tlmro ar threo eouipetliiK eompnnien earryiiiK freight and paAMtngern fnim CoaMo to l'reeloin. A. l,oniu:i: ha gone to tlm interior. Tin: iuni.Wiy 14 taking a cargo of coal at HoiilhtrU J. U Clkavim returned from the Coqulllo on Tlmrwlay. K. I'ahv, of Knndolph, htin four okoof work oxen for nalo, cheap. Tin: (riunV 7YVnir nrriu'ri ywterday, loohtloforiin tout lior pawenger lint Xorthiiflioue. Tui:ui:U a lare quantity of ntnve tlmWr on tho Coo Olty w harf waiting shipment. Tin: circuit court docket, it tho late o4lon ill DuiikIiu county, con tained '$ citei. Tin: lloiirin mill at Norway In run nlng, and manufacturing a good qual ity of Hour. Fou mowing manhluixt, noeilleji or fixture f every kind, call at Mark' t iirnltura xtore. No new from tho hoathxlnnglng to the Ttrllfjiht which waa itohm from Cimm City lal week. Mim. V, Maiik Iiih an aumirtment of millinery gotiiU, adapted to tho want of tholadieMof C(Hm Hay. Oiiahh in tho prairie range in tho wmthern part of tills county In very high, and stock of all kind are fat, Tut project of putting up ft cannery nt the mouth of tlio Coquillo river, tho coming Niimiuor,diA4 boon aband oned. TiiKHteamor t'mpfrc I now nl Vic toria, II. C. mid hu i oxpeoted to run to thl port after her return to Bad lraueico. I.Uti): linn completed Iiln tramway for hauling logn at Htimuur and haul ing wan commenced thin week. Tho ear In drawn by home. John Diiu.y luforuiH tin, that hi htoamer will probably go up Catching Klongh, todny,and ho will nuiko reg ular trips during next week. Tiik All C'imi, faun tho CtHjulllo river, paed thlv poil onThuiHduy mi her way to tlio Columbia rivor, with dipt. Pmkur mid hi worknion on board. Tiik director of this nehool district have purchaed one of WaUonV now illiiHtrntcd .county, railroad mid dl funeomnpH, for tlio uneof (ho eohool. TliinU a wixa Mlep mid ono that should bo followed by every district in tho county. Tim HUM (lolil Mlncn. Lat Kiiok, having IiiiIiiom Which (ook u Into the iiioro ftottthorn por tion of thin county, wo embraced tho opportunity to lit thoHOiith fork of Hixe river, In Curry county, nnd to noto tho mining operation! on thot xlrernn. Tho Hlxc rivor I ft Mimll, rajilil Hlreain, ilrainlng ft eonipiirmiveiy innall men of the noithein jiortlon of Curry county, and Mowing Into tlio ocean ft abort dltaneo north of capo Ulanco. The placer mine on thi Mieam have been worked contlniiou y, to a limited extent, for more than twenty yenm pnt, and it I cafe to ny that more gold hint beau taken out of it than from miy otheratremu in west ern Oregon except Hoguo river nnd it trlbutarie. In former year, the mine along tlio iiiiilu Htiemu below the junction of tho rioiith mid middle fork, were worked oxtenlvely and with good roult, but at tho present, mining operation are mainly con fined to the ou t!i folk. The valley of thi branch of tjio river I llttlovlno than a mountain gorge, from which tho mountain!!, of conglomerate for matlon, Hho on cither hand to tho height f, probably, eight or nine hun dred feet. Tlioro i little, If any bench or liottom laud along the troam, and the gold that ha been mined here ha Imxiu principally taken from the nar row riverbed. All of thi rierhed hat been worked, (except it few place whom nome imriou olwtoclo prevent ed) mid mouy part hove la-en worked over wjvoral lime, alwrfy paying tho miner for hi labor. Hut tho river claim are generally "worked out," and tho attention of tlio miner! now more nartlcnlarly directed to n ytem of obi river channeU which are found along the mountain ide, In fome in tanre apjurently extending undnr the mountain foromodUtauce. The gold fmiiul on thi treani i very eon rue, it ladng nothing uiiukuhI to eo amplo neigliing from ono-fourlh lootio-iiiilf ounce, and very few of the minor niako any oUort to nave tho line gold. Tho old channel horo mentioned have been Millloiontly jin jectd to prove their riclino,but they can onlv 1m opoiiixl or thorough ly pnwqKH'N'tl by tuninding. Thi of couro require oine mean, and I thorvforo impractu-ablo with many inlner who have gMxl locations. There are at prooent, .K or 40 por ou In this camp, tho larger number Mug (nun ihit county. Among the number are Coo, Klgin, H. IIudou, M. Madigan. K. Jeuning Han Hwd, Peter Derrick, Air. Amlernon.Cha. Hchrteder and Mr. Hoover. Three uf tlm miner. have their wives with I them, and all oppor to bo comforta ble, hopeful mid happy. Tlioy all havo claim ami nil work, ami gel nonie compensation for it. Tho sottlv meiit ha alt the virtue of a milling camp, with none of tho vice illicit tuually degrade larger mining com muuilir. Under tho rule of tho dltrlct, each miner "who I a citizen of the United Slalon, or ha declared hi intention to U'conio," can hold one claim in tho river bed, one hill or bench claim and ono gulch claim of 300 feet in length oaolu Tho coming Mimincr will probably do more toward div clonlng tho meriti of :hl camp, than all that ha heretofore U'on done. It I certain that the gold I there in largo quantitie, but tho oxponcenf taking it out by tho procoHit which mint now be reported to, ha not been fully tested. Thero i mason, howev er, to oxHct that the') mlnoswill prove both rich and prosperous, Itallronil Meeting They had an enthusiastic railroad meeting in Kofohiirg, on WWncsduy of last week, of which the Western Stor gives tho following account : Judgu Watson wan chosen chairman of tho meeting, nnd speeches wore made by (Jen. I.mie, lions, h. F. tanc James F. Gazley, S. H. llaxard, A. F. Camplndl and Dinger Herman. Kueh lKaker illutrutHl id a forcible man ner tho enliro feasibility of tho pro posed road to Coos Hay, and endeav ored to imprcKs upon tho minds of their hearers tho many benefit to bo derived from its construction. Much interest and enthusiasm was mani fested in tho meeting; and tho assur ance was given that tho road would meet with tho assistance and hearty co-operation of nearly ovory business man and farmer in tho county. The meeting Vim held for the purpose of ascertaining (ho sentiment of tho people regarding tho great enterprise, ami tho result was even more satisfac tory than had Iwou anticipated, at the llrst opening of tho stock books leu thousand dollars having been subscrib ed, Tho fuluro prospect for this road mid tho nsHiired prosperity of entire southern Oiegon is growing brighter with each day, The stock books aro now open at tho otllco of tlio secre tary, It, Nowcomb, mid wo hopo to bo able to noto tho valoof a largo amount of stock by our next issue, Cait. Hakims has fourteen neros hown lu peas on his farm on tho south fork of tho Coquillo liver, besides tho Usual oiops raised by farmer lu that region, hi crops till look well, mid his farm shows evldunoo uf buing well cultivated. Tlio Coquillo Itlrcr Improrrinciit l miothor column of this paper wo print tho icdort of Col. Wilxon, on the aiirvey of tho mouth of tho Co qulllo rivor, with ft view to tlio im provement of tho ciilrnuen. It ap penm from tho report that the engl iieorhavoubiitantially adopted Copt. PurL'ur' iilaii for tho luinrovoiiicnt. but tho opinion I oxproMod that the j Willi KIIOIIIII IIOIIIHYU IM-uii nui w iii-iii- y iitright-migle with tho ciirnnit The practicability of tho plan I con coiled, iii'J the only question i the nieaimwllli which to do tho neComiiry work. It in very Holdout that, in ma king a Mirvoy for im Improvomont of tho Importance of thl,thoetimft ted font, under tho liberal fcyUm of computation adopted by government ongineer,can bo brought down to tho low figure which Col. Wilon give a tho coitl of thl work. 1 100,000 or at the outldo cHtlmnlof 101,200 i mi in "ignincantMim, when comimred with I tho great benefit which imtul reult from tho Improveinont projectml. There I n beautiful rivor, practically navigablo for a dilanco of -If mile whlchilraliui, and Utho natural out let onulranportfttion route for a largo area of the inont prluctivo (.oil in the world. Agrlculturo In (hi en tire region U now greatly doprowd and land mid other proporty, depre-1 ciatcd In value, for want of mtch an' outlet n thl mimlt miiii of money would atrord. The oxjKjrt jrohict , olthU volley are fiibjcctcd to a uio-t rulnoii tarilf liy tho mall tew! which at IrroLiilar intervals enti-r tho river, or by tho variou carrier who mutt Im paid in shipping by the way OI UH) nay, mni'iiiero i mil'? i ".- thing left to pay for tho labor of ,.- iductlon. Let tho mouth of the Co- quillo rivor bo ojHined.even forvosel of 12 feet draft, o that nouiiumal do la shall bo oxperienced, ami tho val ue of Teal estate will bo at once aug mented to tho aggregate amount of more than double the eol of the work necoary to accompli)) tho end desired. Congress should not delay to provide for the commencement of the improvomont. Two season, after the fund arc provided, will bo suffi cient to complete it, and whon finish ed, it will bo an Important and per manent addition to tho 'wealth and productive capacity of the Statu and Nation. Dramatic. Tho Kmplro City Dramatic Society will give an entertainment next Wed nesday night, al Itcichort's hall, in KmpireCity. Tho following will be tho programme for tho occasion : Tim MflWKII or THK KAMILV. Abnerllowbintl, bachelor C. C. Prydon. Oscar luring, hi ward, Owen Jliort. Tom Uow land, A 'a nephew A. Ivkliari. Splecr FiHiUcr, a dandy, J. W. Jlciiiiult. I'ulicy Niiwcoiiib,ius. agt. 1. 11. Atkinson Mr. How land, aUterin-law of Abner Howbii't Mrs. A. A. Ii raves. Alice 1 low land, damrhter of Mr. How. land Miss Ague Uvklinrt. Una Mow land, adopted daughter of Al- iu:r Uow land, Mrs- Nellie MgUn. OVJUITCIIE. ,ong C. C. Dryden. Song J. W. ltetuiQtt, who's who; on, all in a roo. Hlootnfloldnrniubh'ton,an eccentric old gvntlomau, C. C. Drjdan. fc'iinonideSwanhopjer, a model xoiing bachelor, Andrew JK'khart. Ijxwrvnce lavender, man M'rvmit J. V. Henneit. Ciclly, daughter of Hlnomfleld Hnunble ton, Mi Agnes lH.'khart. Matilda Jane, maid of all wurk, Mrs. Nellie PIgllii. Tho not nrocecdn to bo used to aid in sending Arthur A. NoUon. who was his homo in Now Zealand. Flint A Williams, who have been engaged in miningou tho North Ump qtiu for about a year past, havo aban doned the mines and returned to Hose burg. Tin: GihhI Templars of this pluco at their lnt meeting adopted a nsolu lion of thanks to Mr. Holt. Stnrkey, for the bountiful and amironriatc ikioiu dedicated to theirlodge. Ci knj.ua i. Siikuman says that mil itary allairs wero never so well ar ranged in tho west a now, and that General Sheridan has reduced every thing loan admirable' and cU'cotho system. Kent abstain 'jVhhkhcUohn. May 10. A. II. Moore and wife to Or senPattee.NEti of NEk' of sec. 15. T.27,11 1. l,000. May 'JO. E. 11. Dean t Co. to John J, Williams, lot 3, block 7, town of MarsUtleld, as surveyed nnd platted bvWm. Hall. May 22. Charlotte Smith to T. J. Mc Laughlin, lot 7, block a, Coos City. H urine iHlrlllifeHrr. AIUm'ED. Tuksday, Mav 0. Pch Uiura May, Ackerman, ilays fntm H. P. to Soiithport Coal Co. Wi:nNi:siH May 21. Tug Fearless, Hill, Umptiua river. KltlDAY, .Mv 'J:l. Htr flusslo Telfair, ihitler, W) hours from 8, F. pass undmdho to F. iVhottor. SAILED. May B-Sch FrlUilotr, llo.lon, S. F, 'f 7 8tr Areata, Holt, 8. F, 1 ' - LOGKHART HOTEL, Mi', .'. .ir. iMetihuvt J'ropi'Mrt, EMl'ltttiClTY, Oun'. COOH MAY KKTAIUfAHKKT. Hiillor Clieewi .32 -.20 1"1H Wdi'M ltfilfl 124 0I2 - 6" 7 - 0" H - B"12 . JO . . 23 ' 'V: - fiorftii I2"! 27?J - 00Crf7O 8 "JO - 0" 7 - 17 - I2jir, 2.' - m I..irtl " flaiim " llneon (Mile) " " xhoiildor " Heef " pr qr. " eorntdl " PMiiltoii n gjfgr I((JS it I'ltUtfHM ApploK ior bus Hiigar " Com " Toft Hire KcaiiH I'loiir mt bid Apple ilriud ItniMln Ciirrniitrt ii ii ii f)vtT. 2 cent tjr can Toinntoi. 'Hi " " " Corn, " ' " " Peai'lK', .;J7! or .'J can for $1. Pie fruit iind Jellle per can W) lent. U. S, MAIL LINE rnoM nosiiiiuno to coos jiay. DA1LV LIXE OF STAGES, 8L'NAYiyCTITi:i) TIm qiilekwl, cbeajet ainlfcafct line! Vo litent Ion on aecount of inl, wntr. ami no iIcinl-H-M' whk'iiw miiIoel in the lnjMiiilloji t,t fwMiij;fr ami freight. iflIllMMll)t,ntnlMw,(oltW)Iu npU vattcinleil to, ami vury care taken that Hie comfort of pawK-iiger win uo xwumi Cl connection will I .a,le with the ()('(Mm JillC OfsteamCTH ' !2"1 ,v v ""' ' "" .- -rs- -o '---" - - "-' j z - ' will find this to Ik the chuiixt and bct of all riiuti-. Ii:UKIN'S& HKAIimCK, Acts. Melrtqmlitait Hotel Howburg. 1 PCHirrTKH, At-eiif, r.mptrc City. IMOtfJ lilacksmitliing. j j: xxTii jiectTEoA y Ml'CCBStfOR TO THOMAS JhM'SOX. HA VINf; LKASBDTHK DAWSON blrkmith shop, in Marshiiom, 1 am preiMireil to do GENKKAL KLACKS.MITHIXG mf SJ3LTJP "WORK. &3SA living solicited. share of patronage is vl-7-f TICK. All person? indebted to the undcr nined on account of over GO days titiiuditiK arc mipiestcd to call and sottlotlte aamo without delay. S a. WKHSTKlt. iioTJki: ToltOT. Iowor part of n two htory Iioum: upper imrt used as a photograph gal lon1, Knquire of F. H WINCHESTER, iupiro Iluiiro, Kinpirc City. a No. i rnoToaiuPir tf.nt she lULjx'.iv,. Hvtrj'thing complete. For sle clu-ap. Knquire of F K WINCHESTER, Ktnpire liutisu, Empire City. U. S. I.vvnOrncE, Rivii:Hi-nu.OuMav0. 1870. Complaint lmvitif; Ik-ch entered nt this olllw by Y.xnmw Hoick against A, S. ontry No. atli'.datetl Sept. 10, 1S76, upon the S of M , Sli-iol SWJf.fW. 2, and Xi:l4 of M.'.M'C. 11, township 111, Miuth range 15 wot, in Curry county, Oregon, with n mow to the cancellation of Niid entry ; the parties are hereby sum moned to apiHar at this office on the 20th day of June, lS7u,iten o'clock a. m., to respond anil fumi-h testimony conceni ing said alleged alundonment. Wm. F. RrvJAMi.v, Register. J C. FtLiKiiToy, Receiver. IMO-Sw Tho under?igned licrobv give ho tico to all peron indebto to them on neeount. t pleae comoand settle thesttino without delay, with eah or note. Ri:ED X- NELSON, Norway, Cims Co. Ogn. Empire House, IS e o peaed. EmI'Iki: City. millS HOrsE HAS REKN UE X opened throughout. GOOD DEDS AND GOOD BOARD. .V CJIIXJISKWOKS etnploinl. TERMS LIUE'ftAL, F E. WINCHESTER, Proprietor. B00T& SHOE MAKER. M.vit"iiniu.i),OoN, VHiI,BOAX,IjKINr OK qtjtstom: "wodek ,iu a thorough manner and uso only tho BEST MATERIAL. o- ; pSy-Shopou Front Street, cpposlto tho 1'ioiiecr .MarKct. M-r-n VOX'H HANHF.R KHOP, ix rnosT or tub ckxthai, iiorKr Mureliflcld, Ogn. If you want nn oay aliavo, An good nn barlwr ever gave, Jut call on mo at my aloon, In front of Central hotel, nt noon ; 5Iy razor arc cbarp, my clor keen. My boplncat and torrcNnra clean, And there I think you'll find Kvcrything to cut the mind ; I trim the, Itair with kill for gent, Of coure tho jiricc i fifty cent ; Shaving, too, I do that well. And nothing but a trial will tell ; Ko help me gracious if I mnko you hol ler, You need not pay n quarter of a dollar. J.W.Cox.Pronr. P.H. Ifot and cold bath always ready. .M8tiJ 'New Market FTlMMK!iMAN, Promt. On Front utrcct. near Dean & Co lorc. Jlft always on hand the bct of BFJ:F, POHK, MEAT8 of all KINDH, and everything to bo found In a First Class Market. ritWESa LOV'a theLOWEHT .-A Ii vingbarc of patronage I solic ted. vl-7-tf ADMIMHTRATORH 50TICE. Notice is hereliy given that tho itndcntlpicd lio lnt;n amwlntel admin istrator uf the -statc of Thomas Dawson, deceased. All jcnoii indebted to said etate will lw Tupilrtil to make Imme diate settlement, and all persons having claims npn'imt said estate arc notified to present tho same to mc, wltli proper vouchers, at my reaidenre in Mareli field, On-uim, witiiin six. month from the date of till notice. E. A. ANDERSON. Administrator. Dated April 10th, 1870. 16-tt NOTICE, Having lately bought tho etock of urugg Heretofore lclonging to JJr. llarrv lane. I ntn now iirenarcd to carefully cotn))ound and put up physician's procnption. The pat ronage of those having prescriptions to iq filled, is re pcctfully wdicitccL LOUIS F. MITXROE. jVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 that O. II. Trey, of Coquillo rircr Cckh county, Oregon, U not authorized to transact any business for us. REED & NELSON. XonwAY, May 1, 1879. 20-2m THE COAST MAIL. 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS TTsT -u 3T T1 IE 3D , For th'o B88T AND THE CHEAPEST On Tho Coast SOUTHERN OREGON. JOB WORK, From a P OST E To A OABD EXECUTED R AT Slxoo DiTotice. WcnsTKK, Hackkh & Lockium, MARSmnKLD, OllKOOK, IB.-&2- Trxxirr xy&Tjwrzin!? Wm. Reiclier t9 Proprietor Keeps confltnntly on hand, nnd ofTcra for snlo a superior artielo of - LA6ER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, WHOLEHALE-iKn RETAIL. N BAR 18 Ml PLIED WITIITHK CJtOWKBT BJUHti OF INES, LIQUORS AND ClGAKS. IJItAXCH SALOON A7 EMl'IUE CITY. Hfltl Wm. G. Webster, MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS &c SHOES A SMALL STOCK Of Custom Work Constantly on hond KPASftitfG Will Receive Prompt Attention. SHOP Located on Front Street, opposite the CENTRAL HOTEL, Marehficld, Oregon. 2tf E B. BEAN & CO. E. B. DEAN, D. WILLCOX AND C. H- MERCH.VNT. We hats Always ox IIixd x Fcix ABeortmcnt Of 6 ENERAL MEfieHANMSC Stock Always Ceapkte. LTJMBEH MANUFACTURED TO ORDER And SOLD IN ANY QUAKT1TY DESIRED AND At the Lowest Living Prices. E. B. DEAN & CO. ltf tfasl)urg& Hirst, FaoxTSrarET,--- Maiishfiexd, Oojt. NEW 60QDS bv every steamer; keep constantly on hand in our JlROk' and COM MODIOUS store, a well selected stock of GENERAL MEKHAMXSE consitsing of the best staple and fancy PK,"2TC3-003DS of all kinds, the choicest GIKXHKS ANO PfWVISlOWS. A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SnOES. RUBBERS and OIL CLOTHING, SLU'I'-EKS nnu UlL CLUTit CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, HARDWARE and TOOLS, CIGARS ANO TOBACCO, j FalHt, Oils ami Vnilhes'j Choice Wine and Liquors, TJX WARE and AMMUXJTJOX, wood and wuxow ware, CUTELRY and S 07.071 03iTE3K;-Z, AND SCHOOL BOOKS. ixvsar jxvx WMMzamwo. oooss, Our estensire showcases aro filled wish tho finest MILLIXEXY AXD FAXCi 0-003DD. PRICES fO SUIT THE TIMES 17, B. All soods purchased at our tstoro wm bo ueuvercu jree oi cuargo at any point on tho routa of tho steamer Myitis. vM- m w COOS IAY FURNITURE JTOI E, I Miun.xcyxaiza, ok Co.tSTAXTLY 0J 1U3D 2Ialtret UJ JitdHeads, Chair A Zewtf, Criht 0 GreM, PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDCT, TABLES, MIRRORS &. Made to Order. COFFIX8 maik at shorten eotla. atWirW RnunMti Attaciimekts, NEEwaa . T. MAKK,; lTltf Taovmopk. U.'-H.. hi PIONEER MAlKEft, MAttsunrtD EmpikkCitt. IL P. W01TNEV, Pnopjumefc A good supply of ' t BEEF.rORK, MUTTOff and all kinds of SALTMEATSaVECETAILEI constantly on hand. Ake a ood stock of VESSELS ASH LOGGINS CAMM SUPPLIED AT SHORT1 KOTlCM COOS BJLTT MABKDT 5 UaZHHUTIZLD, OKKGOVf B. F. Ross, W. R. Smrw A D. Hoixami rroprietoM. aad provtstoa of aM kfc4 Bold at the Iow Hlag rate and JDELirEkUli at any petal Atdtvi to -' J Vessels, J Loaaixa CAMPSj AND fAXlLIXit, ALWAYt HEAIY. Wl 'l'i III .i '. i1 J9We keep nothing VwttW and Inur gMMmCUm! lv-l-tf v? JV5 m X,