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OmclAL ORGAN OF COOS CO.
NAtDRllAV,
Mori 1, IM?f.
WfcrltWiwtpil A Confederate Cob.
Kress.
Somo Dccmocrats object to tbo
term "Confederal" ns applied to the
Iftnt Congress. They know it was a
Democratic body, but many well in
formed men arc not awaro how well
that body, in its character and or
ganlzatlon.mcrited the objectionable
adjective, "Confederate." Tho truth
is, it this absolutely under control
of tho ox-Confedcratcs of tho South.
TIub clement knew their strength
and assorted it. They controlled
tho organization ; every Committee
was an example of their absoluto
power.
Tho Committee on elections which
decides all cases of contested seats
was composed of 15 members 9
democrats and 6 republicans; but 6
of tho democrats, a majority of the
majoritv, were Confederates only 3
woro from tho Nortborn or loyal
oiaics.
Tho Gommittoo on Ways and
Means, the Committee which controls
or fixes the taxes of tho nation, was
composed of 13 members 8 Demo
crats and 3 Republicans ; but 5 ot the
Democrats woro Confederated,
Tho Committee on appropriations
was composed of 15 members 9 Dem
ocrats and 6 Republicans; but 6 of
tho 9 DomcraU woro Confederates.
Tho Com mil too on Dunking and
Currency was composed of 11 mem
bers 7 Democrats and 4 Republi
cans; but 4 of tho Democrats were
Confederates.
The Committee on Pacific Rail
roads was comosed of 13 members
8 Democrats and 5 Republicans ; but
0 of the 8 Democrats were Confede
rates. Tho Committcoon War Claims, the
one winch must decide on all rebel
claims, was composed of 11 members
C Democrats and 5 Republicans;
but 4 of the G Democrats were Con
federates. The Committee on Commorcc was
composed of 15 members 10 Demo
crats and 5 Republicans ; but 7 of the
10 Democrats were Confederates.
Tho Committee on Tot Offices and
1'o.ib jioaus was composed 01 11 mem- i
hers 7 Democrats and 4 Republi
cans; but 5 of the 7 Democrats were
Confederates.
. The Committee on Public Expendi-'
turcs, and the respective Committees j
on the Expenditures of tho Executive
Departments, the Committee on For
eign Affairs, on the Judiciary, on Ac
counts, Printing. Invalid Pensions,
etc., all so constituted as to give the
control of them to the Confederates. ;
If tho whole busine&s had been j
done with the object of domonstrat-,
ing tho fact that the Democratic par-;
ty are under the control of the Con- j
federates of the South, it could not j
have mado that fact more apparent, j
What we may expect from the same
ftourcc in the future, may be gathered
from this and other examples of their
management.
The Lesson of the Late Elections.
The result of the late elections in
California, Maine, Ohio, Iowa and
Colorado, indicates a marked cliange
in the tendency of twlitical senti
ment at the North, and gives a
death blow to the hopes of the
Democratic party in the near future.
The more sagacious of that party
boo and fully appreciate the fact,
and some are frank enough to admit
tho truth. The Memphis "Ava
lanche," for example, says :
Southern Democratic leaders are
beginning to realize the fruits of
their folly in welding a "solid
South" for tho Democratic party.
For four years the crack of the
Mississippi shot-gun in defonso of
Democr.itio principles has been
board without protest No protest
to thia barbarous method of enforc
ing a political dogma has evor been
breathed by auy prominent Mississ
ippi Democrat No compunctions
of conscienco over visited tho La
miira, tho Singletons, tho Hookers
and Barksdalos, until they discov
ered that a Sonth made solid by vi
olence and fraud had mado a solid
xt ii. r,... (Iw Itoimhlfonn nartv. A
solid North bids tho Southern Dem
ocratic leaders pause. But it is too
late. Tho solid North 1ms been
made, and James Buchanan will
still remain tho last Democratic
President for all time.
A Most Horrible Murder and Suicide.
A Bloomlngton (111.) dispatch of
tho 21th of October, says ;
A horrible tragedy was enacted here
to-day. William Hogg, ono of tho
oldost and mwt reelected tituuns of
Bloomington, but a mobt eccentric
man, who hw recently been unfortu
nate in business, on returning Homo
at noon shot his daughter Mary, aged
18. in tho parlor; called his sou II
lie. aged 12, who was playing m the
yard, and fired a pistol hot. through
lib head; then stopping into tho
woodshwl placed tho weapon to his
own head and fired. Tho ball lodged
"n his brain and ho foil upon tho floor,
wkora ho was soon found by passers by
ii, pool of blood. Mary and her fa
tSVSS dying, but tho son, alt hough
seriously wounded, is likely to re-
A Chock to Mormon Immigration.
A Washington, dispatch of tho
20th, says :
Tho State Department has advi
ces that the British and German
Governments have favorably receiv
ed the recent circular issued by the
United States calling ntteittion to
the determination of this Govern
ment to prosecute all persons who
have violated tho Federal law
against jwlygamous marriages, and
informing, them of the presence
among thoir subjects of agents mak
ing converts to jwlygamy. It ap
pcars that about tho time of tho is
sue of tho circular tho number of
proselytes kent to this country was
unusually large. Report from con
sular olhces at tho principal points
of shipment of Mormon converts
state that the police are energetic
ally at work to stop such emigration
by formal notification that our Gov
ernment will arrest mul umcmitn
emigrants of this sect immediately
upon tneir arrival, etc. Secretary
hvarts now feels confident that with
the co-oncration of tlm nnwm.
ments addressed the inilow of Mor
mon proselytes from tho Old World
wili bo almost entirely cut off, and
with tho energetic measures now be
ing enforced in Utah, that tbo whole
systom will speedily crumble to
pieces.
Discoveries In the Arctic ltcplou.
Professor Nordcnskjold, tho Arctic
explorer has recently written a letter
giving an account of eotne of his dis
coveries on tho coast of the Polar
Ocean. He risked a group of islands
off the Siberian coast, on which ho
found many wondorful relics. Tho
ground is covered with the remains
of nnimnla nf vnrinim t-tmlo or...- .,.!.
known in tho temperate and tropical
tiiiuun.-?. iic uones 01 mo utamotn
rhinnoemtiri. linrv liium ..( ..-..
fouiul in great numbers, and ivorv i
washed up bv the ocean. These re
mains ftnititl in ttiia ,ilt..r.j, .i......nn.?
sible region, support the theory of the
eiiaiigcs mine relative portion ot tlie
earth to the sun and other planets,
and theconscqucnt revolutions in
climates onthe earth's surface.
I no natives on this Siberian coast
msimlil tliA Kiitii..iti- T.wll......
live in tents and hae remarkable ca
pacity for enduring cold. They have
uu itHiun, iniiijiuii , inoir weap
ons are of stone and bone, yet it is
claimed that only 200 years 'ago thoy
conqnertd and dtove off the original
occupants of tlm html, traces of whose
houses are still to be seen.
Soldiers Ifcunlou.
A grand reunion of Carolina sol
diers was held at Situlsbury X. C. on
the -4 ultimo. Ten thousand people
were present, and the town was gaily
decorated with union flags. Senator
Vance urged a realization of tho full
significance of tho meeting. '"God
Speed," said he "the work of restoring
peace, union and harmony to our
country." Dan.G. Fowler said that
the people of the North and South
must be friends. Xo nation of equal
numbers could have resisted the
Xorth so long as did the South, and
no nation but the Xorth could have
conquered the South, lie had fought
for the union, and now would rebuke
demagogues who sought place by re
viving the passions of the war. He
might, with propriety have added,
that any effort on the part of dema
gogues to force anv branch of the gov
ernment into a surrender to doctrines,
which are conceived to be objectiona
ble, by threats of starvation, by cut
ting off supplies, or any other high
handed and revolutionary procedure,
should be discountenanced and con
demned by the rank and file from
both armies, however strongly advo
cated by the ex-brigadiers from the
Confederacy.
Election Contest.
A contest has been raided in San
Francisco as to the legality of the
Election of Mayor I. S. Kalloch, Au
ditor John P. Dunn, District Attorney
D. L. Smoot, City and County Aiior
nev J. L. Murphy, Treasurer W. R.
Sh'abcr, ShcriffThonias Dc.mond.Tax
Collector Charles Tilton, and Survey
or A. A- Lindsley. The contest is
based on the fact that the Working
men's convention pledged its nomi
nees to accept a reduction of salary
and to give position as clerks and
deputies to none but thoie rccconi
mended by ward clubs. This issue is
one of much importance not only to
parties interested in tho offices desig
nated, but as a precedent on the effect
of tho use of such appliances as ioli
ticians aro wont to make u?e of in
getting votes for tho candidates of
their party.
Leather Jfanufactarc.
Tho Salem Talk says : Articles of
Incorporation of tho Oregon Leather
and Manufacturing Company were
filed on Friday evening in the office
of the County Clerk of Multnomah
county, the incorporators being A V.
Waters, B. H. Boach, W. II. H- Wa
ters, Ward S. Stevens and Itufus Mal
lory with a capital stock of one hun
dred thousand dollars. Tho corpora-
:., ,..,.tutnon'Mi'( in linn c.irrv
on tho general business of tanning
leather, manufacturing saddles collars
harness, saddle trees and such other
goods manufactured of leather as it
may see fit or desire and to purchase
tho same.
Abolition lu Cuba.
A Madrid dispatch of tho 23d says :
A bill for the abolition of slavery m
Cuba to be presented in the Corto.
.,- .l'i ..1......0 ....,! IV". vr.iirs mill
over shall become free immediately;
those aged -15, in 1882; thoso aged -10,
in 1884; thoso aged 85. n 1880; thoiio
aged 80, in 1888 ; and all others. lfe'JO.
From leeu jw,vw " "
charged on tho Cuba budget for do-
, !?. .!.. nuniu.nnf till! (UliailCi 1)11"
tioii ; 850 piasters will bo paid owners
i . . '...l. .I...... 'I'lm I'liVfirlimollt Will.
as much as possible, favor the immi
gration of freo laborers.
... i... Env: Sfr. It. D.
Humohasobtainoda patent for an
invention lately perfected by him for
fcoauiing cans.
a:.l!KAI. MltVN.
The Trensuvy Department has
transimtteil ten millions in gold to
the away office at New York to facili-
iiue loreign exchange. The San Fran
eisco mint is coining email gold pieces
to supply ii demand. The Philadol
Ulna mint is at work principally on
silver dollars It is expected Hint tho
I reasury will bo able to pnrehnso suf
heient silver for deliverv nt San Fran.
Vm ,t0. ",,lle that mint to relievo
riiihulelphia of dollar coinage. Tho
latter mint will then work on small
gold pieces
Tiik llaindfalcr says: Somo two
weoks since Mr. Jacob Lodgcrwood of
hobert s Creek went as a guide to a
couple of gentlenum to show them It.
U CavittV ranch, about rwent-four
miles east of this place. He was to
have returned to Mr. Watson's farm
on the next day. Since that time
nothing has been heard of any of tho
party, and fears are entertained that
Mr. 1Cdirerwood. at lenst.nml iwrlimu
the whole party, are lost in tho moun
tains.
New York City is fitting up a
pleasure park to include botanical
and zo-ologieal gardens and various
other attractions. Tho tract intend
ed for this purpose has been pur
chased by a number of wealthy
citizens; it it embraces some ift
acres of land, and tho company will
soon have 500 men at work in the
carrying out of their plans.
The otlicial count of the Ohio
voto shows that tho Republicans
elected G9 aud the Democrats 45
members of tho House. Tho Re
publicans elected 22 and the Demo
crats 15 members ot tho Senate.
Tho Republican majority on joint
ballot is 31.
Ono thousand and twenty immi
graut3 arrived at Castle Garden, N.
Y., on the 2Gth. During the present
year thc New York Emigration
Commissioners have helped about
twenty thousand immigrants to get
to the Western States, and not one
has returned.
The body of George Burr who
went up "in the balloon Path
finder, in company with Professor
Wise somo three weeks ago, was
found a fow days since on the shore
of Lake Michigan. Those balloons
are not the safest vehicles in which
to travel.
Rich discoveries in quartz aro re
ported to have been lately made in
the Dig Horn mountains, near the
head of Tongue river. There is a
'rush" from Wyoming territory to
the now mines.
The lYiiiniUaler says: Uosher
Drown i circulating a remonstrance
against the pardoning of Skeltou who
was sent to the penitentiary for mur
dering his son, John Itrown, nearCan-
yonville over a year mice.
Two thousand bodies have boon re
covered from the deluged districts in
Spain, and relief will be t-olicited for
survivors in the principal cities ol ttie
United states.
Lt'CY PiXKSTOK, of Wilbur, died on
the 17th instant, at Kugenc City, Ogu.
She was a young lady highly esteem
ed by all her acquaintances,
Ykllow fever lias appeared in For
est City, Arkansas, but tho lateness of
the season will probably prevent its
spreading seriously.
Tun fastest time on record viz
2 :12? was made at Oakland, Califor
nia, by a horc called St. Juliun, on
the "0th ultimo.
The Swedish Arctic exploring
steamer Vega with Prof. Nordensk
jold on board, arrived at Kobe on the
14th inst.
The Denver and Rio Grande rail
road is to be extended to Lcadville,
Colorado.
The Agricultural works at Salem
have been sold to Cooper -fc Wheeldon
for 14 ,000.
Duhine-s is said to be unusually
od in Salem.
NASBURG & HIRST.
Feoxt Stuebt, MARSiirn:i.D, Oc.v.
rW GOODS BY E VKItY STEAM
er; keep constantly on hand in
our large and commodious utorc, a
well selected stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consitsing of tho best staple and fancy
IDIRIT GOODS,
of all kinds, tho choicest
GROCERIES
A X D
A r.AEOE STOCK 01
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
RUBBERS and OIL CLOTHING,
SLIPPERS and OILCLOTH
CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, HARDWARE
and TOOLS,
Cigars and Tobac o,
sintS VAIcrVIMIIUS,
en oib: wi.m:h
mill i.UiniOHH,
'I'I.-VAItS:nml
CUTLERY, WOOD and
im,L,ow-WAi:i:,and .
Scliool IBooOsrs
AND
STATIONERY,
vxj-xvsvxmfxxx'ta-ci- goods,
A.2VX3 KOSIMH.V
Our extonaive aliow cases are filled
wish tho finest
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
v Tt All mnilx mirclirisfd at Olir
Store will be delivered freo of chargo
at any point on tuc rouie " uw
teamer Myrtle. vM-ti
kw Aivr.RriHi:nr.rrN.
SjaJ
Settlement
EARLY SETTLERS
-OF
BAY!
4
This interesting and amusing
work will bo ready for delivery in
about four weeks. The concluding
Chapter will contain a list of all the
officers of Coos county from its
organization to tbo present. Many
new, novel and
K.vrKKTAvinr.',: itatuken
Not heretofore mentioned will be
incorjwrated in the Book.
ruion, so cnnTs.
Orders addressed to tho CoAsr,
Mail office will be placed on file
and promptly filled when the work
is out.
Advertisements
Will be inserted at the following
rates :
O.vk Pack, - - - HO CiO
Halk-1'agb, - G fiO
O.VE-Tmnu Paok, - - 5B0
One-Fouhth Pack, - - 4 50
l'llOFESSWXAL CAJtDS.
Bnsiness cardshalf-mcasure, one
and a half inches, - - $1 50.
m
(
Empire Mouse,
IE3 o o p q n. cL.
Emtiuk Uitv.
miiis lioumPiiAa been iir-
X. opened throughout.
" GOOD BEDS AND GOOD BOARD.
Xo OJirXJCSKlVOKS c)l ((.
TERMS L1BKUAL.
P. K. WINCHESTER,
l'ropriolor.
CO.VN IIAUIIl.ll HI10I
IX PKOXT OK Till! OKNTU.VL ItOTKt.
Mnrshllolil, Ogu.
If you want an easy shave,
As good as harhor ever gave,
Just eidl on mo at my suloon,
From mom 'till night or busy noon ;
My razors' shiwp, my ucissors, keen,
My shop is neat and towels clean j
And there I think that you will find
Eneh article to suit the mind;
I trim tho hnirwith skill tor gents,
Of course the price is fifty cents ;
Shampooing, too, 1 do that w ell,
rt!un ..in o I ...l tl.nl .v-illlnlt.
unuiiivil ....., tut.v null .'n,
So help mo gracious if I mako you hol
ier,
You need not pav a quarter of a dollar.
J.W.Cox.Vropr.
P. S. Hot and cold hatha always ready.
IMStfl
Ei B, Dean & Co
E. B. DEAN, I). WILLC0X
AM)
0. II. MERCHANT.
W KATK A VW ATS OK LliSD A TBLi
Assortment Of
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE,
MANUFACTUI'Tl) TO OltDKK
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED.
and at tho
LOWEST LIVlXti IMSICES.
Kg elm ff&CooBiiy
S T A G E-L I N E,
J. VU.OT(iil A: '., t'roprlcor.
Magvc u'llllrarv Coo Of t-vtry
afternoon (Sunday excepted) on the
arrival of the steamer Cook.
rAssnxGxiis
wishing to go to Uowhurg or any
other p.irt of tho interior will make
connection with the stuge tiy going to
Coos City on an;- of the Bay steamers,
JXAVINO COO-i Ci.V TIIK SAIIIJ DAV.
tfzrTms s' foc::d to hi-: Tin:
Clfh'A PEST, JiESTuml QUICKEST
OF ALL 110UTES.
TiiKOKJEr er ar.v. s,:v
making cl(eo connection with the
cirs and overland sUgc-i at Iloeburg
All biiiiincrs entru-ted to our cure
will be attended to with prompting
and security.
FARE TO ROSEQURGREDUCEO TO S6
Eachycsiev.ycr cUu.wd'MHU of bnymuje
V. Sfl'.KT'ilOlt.Agt.
Teleqrjpn olliee, Illiquid City.
1-23-tf
rp-pq-lHl
PIONEER "MARKETS,
MAItSIIFISL!) A EMI'IRC ClTV.
U. P. WHITNEY, 1'uoraxr.Ton.
A good supply of
BEEF, I'OEK, MU TT0X,
nud all i.inds of
SALT MEATS a.vi) VEGETABLES
constantly on hum!. Also a
good stock of
GitoowxuiBa.
X ;? r I :T e i
LOGGING" GAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE
Iv-Uf
Livery &Eced Stalilo,
MARSHFIELD, OG'N,
NOBLE BKOS.,
Proprietors.
We have lately built a first-class
Stable on Pino street, r.nd have Jloifcos
to hire at all hours. Hauling dune at
short notice.
OOOKIHQ OB UUATIHO-
New Excelsior Oil Stove.
Jliut tli Tiling for I.lal't Jlonkeplii(.
It will Droll, BoMt, and Dk Uttor th.n t Coal or
VTlBtOT. btivl fur ClrcuUn. AOKNTS WAMTM).
COLEMAN GAS AFPABATUS AUD
OIL CO..
T Uitirr br, . . Cmciw, Iiu
Tb OrMl Cur for I);il, IndlMtlou, Hillum
Vtdtch; Lift Vvwililu, rwr ud Agut, (j.u.iil
l (ISM'S
Medicated
BELTS.
I).l,lllt,ili1 tllcouirUliiU
u SIuiiimIi, l.li.r A h.l,u
en tli utl dUcoiainJ
riutlj 1 of
ABQ0IIPTI0N.
Ku 1'rugi, Ho IK lor I'llli.
t.li't fur ClrtuUr,, & ilk.
ut tl AtuilluB Curt
Hid Hit iioMUn It U CAiuluy lu (L Juc fit luwU
jln. lvirpU licit, tl.
ITcvcranilAu" UtK, S3,
'i'onlo llrir, 84. ami InAinti Hell, 61.
TImh IklU willtMut ouj t4(Jitxifieocif iNytug
n r.lit of t lit) tv.h. or flMJ fur lbftnt'i Hell.
AGENTS vanted In Tcr count In tLt
United Btttcs.
AdIr, PI8IIEH MEDICATED DKLT CO.
2.VI lUlnul fit., CLicagQ.
ADMINISTnATOJVS NOTICE,
lnilw. noimtv f 'din t fiii-Coos county.
Oa'gtm, In I'robalo.
In the iiuUtor of tho eslnto of A. 1).
Lnnuiiur, decoawd.
WiiKiuiiM, An onler 1ms been duly
inndehy the iihovo entitled l'(nnt,dlretif.
hut the inuU'islgiH'd.ad. .Inlsli.itorof the
eMtilo ol A, 1. 1 Jiiiinier, ilei'iiisod. to hoII
the iwd while 1hIoiikIiik "ld estate
to-wlt: Lot In block I, liilho town of
Sunnier, InCimstoimly, Oregon, tosnt
Isfy tbo debts ot wild estate theiefore,
nollcols heiebygtM'ii, tlint, In lmjHU
niii'o of siitd outer. I will, on MjJ.V
IH70, between the hours of o clock A. M.
and t o'clock v. t. of wild day, at bi
CourthoiiHO door in Kniphe City, oiler
said rent estate for sale nt public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash.
K. II. Simuwooi),
Admiiilstwtor of said estate.
Duted Siipleuibor 1st, I87U.
Notice of final Proof.
U. y. Hand Oitiok, ?
lloflKnuito,Or.,Oet. ltl.lWO. S
Xolice is hereby given that the fol
lowing minimi settler bus filed notice
of his intention to make Until proof
in support of hicialm,iuid secure Ii
mil entrv thereof ut the expiration of
tlilrtv days from the date of this no
tice," viz: (Jrorgo I. Merriiniiii,
Homestead Application Xo. '-TIKI, for
the oust half of north-west quarter
outh-wet quarter of north-west quar
tcr, mid lot one, section twenty one,
township thim-sk south range four
teen wet, ami names the following
as his witnesses, lit: (leorgo .
Miller, of Kllombiirg, Oregon, mid b
1). Murrimiui. of lilleusbiirg, Oregon.
115 W. V. HknJAMIV, Hegister.
NOTICE OF Fif.'AL PROOF.
U. rt Land Oikici:,
Koxi.-iu-iki, Or.fept -11, 1871M
MOTICF. Iri IinUKUY (UVIIN
? that tbefolb.wipg named settler
bus tiled notice of bis intention to
make lln.nl puwf in support of his
eliiini, and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty davs" fnnn
the (lute f tins notice. u: Jlitehcl
Deiol, pre-emption deilHmtory stattt
meiit "o. :07U. for the K of NVi
see. 17, T , S It l.t west, and name
tho following as his vrtliicMes, vi : .1.
II. lielg(", of Ckm county. Or., and
N. Thrush, of Coos county, Or.
W'M. F. HK.m.Miv,
IteKlnter.
NOTICE OF riNAL PROOF.
U.vtrcn Statks Lavd Orvirit,)
Kohkihko. Oct.iSI, 1S7'. S
jtotick id hi:hi:hv OIVKN
I , that the following named ettler
hu. tiled notice of his intention to
make fund prool in supiHirt of hi
claim, and wn-ure final entry thereof
ul III expiration of thirty ilus from
the (lute of this notice, vis. : Thomas
Wooden prf-emotton declarator lnte
ment Xo. Jt-tOI, for tite lnl. Nm. 1 v -,
ami bS. of Ni:iv (Kctk)ii I, T. ill S It.
lf west, and names tho following iih
hia vitiiewh'S, ix: James 1'. Uuxedl
of flurry ctiiinty, and fjiiis Turner of
Coo county, Oregon.
Wit. P. !!kkj.uu.v,
fll-5w Itolrtlur.
Notice or I'isrI I'roof.
U. S. f.AXI) OlTIlK, )
Itoneiu'RU, Or . Sept 2d, 187U.S
N
TOTICIi Iri IlClircllV UlVKN
that the folloirinx numot Mjtllur
ba-t filed notice of Inn intention to
innhf final proof in mipport of hi
claim, and cecurc final entrv thereof
ut the expiration of thirty duyii fram
the date of thin notice, viz: J. K
Ilrd'eH, homcKtiud tiiplicaliou No
2371, for the Slit; w.e. 8,T 2, ri It III
wetit, aud tiamoH tbo follow iiik us Iiih
ivitiie-ikes, viz: Naliiau Thnoth, id
Coos county, Or., and M. Dovol, of
Coon county, Or.
W.m. F. Hr..vjAMitf,
fl-10 JCi-Kwter.
COOS GAY
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Mil tresses t Hcilxlcatln,
ClHtlru ''I f.oiuifrH,
Crlbn l CradleH,
I'lCTL'lfKS. 1KAAIKK. MOIII.MIViIR
TAIILKS, MIUIIOHH Ac.
Coumluar-reum tr'urulturo
Mado to Order,
COFFIXti made otshorteHt notice.
SEWING MACHINES
Attachmknth, NiiKiif.hs Ac.
E. MAKE,
Ivltf rroi'itiinoii.
BlackBmithing.
1 J! X Xlti MaVOJj () A X
HCOCKtmOlt TO
TJ10UAS DAWS0X.
KAVINO LKASiJimiK DAWHON
bhickBinlth (diopju Marnhllold, f
am prcpated to do
OISNEHAL ULACKSMITIIINa
and
SHIPWOBK.
CA living dlmro of putroniiKo in
Hohcitod. vl-7-tf
V. Or. WEBSTER,
UCAtEIl IfJ
h SHOES, lk
Maiwjiwbi.0, Ok,
TUAVE JATbTv 11ETUKNEI)
J fiom Hun Friincinco with a coin
ploto Htoek of every thing in my lw
ready mado hoou mid idiooa, etc.
DEST MATERIAL ONLY USED,
BUSINESS CARDS.
T.O. MA0KBY.M.1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Empiuk Oitv.IOiikook.
0. II. nOLDBN.M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURQEON
MAimiivim.il, OmcooN.
C. V. TOWER, M. I).
PIIYSICIAN&SURQEON.
M.Misiii'iRi.n, OitKooM.
W. 0. ANCII3L, SI. I).
PHYSICIAN and SUllGtfON,
Conulllr, at Ut Oiiu.
a. II. IIazahu, J. V. If AMJi.roi',
I1AZAUI) v HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will practice In tho various court
of thestate.
OITIlT. AT KMftllK It TV, Oo.l.
cr. ml. sio-Liiisr.
ATT0ILE1' CflUXSGLLOR AT LAW
MAItHimin.n.OKKMON.
G. WKHSTKIt,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Mxuinrui.D, Oaiaott.
HENRY "sENGSTACKEnT"
XOTARV PL'BLir TOA VC1 ACER9
KMI'IHR ClTV, GO.N.
Colleclioti- unil otbrr biiNhiernt pliinl
lu mv luindri, will nvelve prompt ttrn
lion." vlJtf
W. P. WUKIHT, '"
f.'. S. Mineral ami lr. S. Dcputif
Coijtn.l.K Ctrv, Oiin.
Will attend to the btihineM (f wiirre Itif.;
in an part of the county.
lVrt't't mnpHof all Mir(ycd lainN,fiir
ninhiMliit tthnrt until i'.
K. (.'. C lU.MIIt(H),
ATTiiRNEY rCUSSELLCiR AT LAW.
i.nviixi im oi'i'v,o iimaotv
A haiv of public iMttuiuiKe 1h icxpiit.
fully Miliclled. I .dtf
Mjvitniin'iKit.n
M MmiiriKi ti OitK'His
Till" Iii(ltiilltluii uou iiir.niU the IwhI
facitilii'N fur tiluratiiiii to Ik) fut nd ill I lie
('mint Hi'poii of Soiiihrrn ()n-p.ii 'Ibu
Aiadi'iuy Ii Krnibinted Into Ihnr drpart
infills an follon:
'I'lw Primary Drpartuient
In uhlih InlUMliKtury llnuulifn nru
taught,
Tfw Janlur Department.
r.iiibrucliiK )rth)!raph, Itcuilliic,
U'ritinv, tSntiititmr, (,ii,).'rMpby, llixtnrv,
l'hjiil"V'y, I'atndlar Si ii im ui. I h it
Ul mid I'rm'tirtil Arlllumtir.
The Senior Ih'iutrtineiit
1'mhrurin;: l!(il.'Ut'i-plnK'Niiii;lt m,d
double entr Jllotany, t 'luini.lr , robti'
cat l'ououi, litlu, lilii'lnric, IHIhi
Arltbiui'tli', Algebra, (iimi,tr , 'I n(
nimiiiliy ami mircliitf.
m i'.sia.
IliKtrlK'tloil In (IiIh branrh Im ((ileii
ulicii ili'Mircd.
llo mid ciin Im- laul for fnon i'i to fl
jxt Mtiil. will, priati friiiilnti, ami (ur
still loon uhi'ii M'lcral tinli iiIh tlubtit
Kdliuraiid ImkitiI IIkmiimi'Im.
n:it.us.
Primary Department - f fi.fx)
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.Senior . . .... io,Oi
J. T, MCokma,
l'riucii'al.
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THE
LOGKHART HOTEL,
Mr. E.M. l.inlJiiirt Proprietress
Km r i iik Citv, Oox.
CENTRALlofEL
orr
Corner of "A" anil Front Street,
MAUBHFIICLD.OON.
I lav uu leased and fixed up the alwiwi
lioum, Kefiel Hiirrauted In priiiiihini; a
w) laro neal, uinlnood ImsIh to the travel-
in anil local ctiMlorn,
CALL AND SEE US.
T. (I. OWEX.
nAnNsiriui.i
Drug Store,
UK. 0. II. OOLDRX, Puoi'li.
Opposite, Xanlnir(fM Store.
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