The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, November 01, 1879, Image 3

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THE COAST MAIL.
NA'l'IJHUAY, - -
Nor.l, 1N7H.
TltAUlO HCKNIi IN ICMI'llli:. Lnnt
ISnturtiiiy W.A. IsUro wiih on nrtolliir
"Inro" In Kniilro City, llo frouly
nsnl IiIh lltllo til'loli llrliiH jiromiHi'il
oiixly Into tlio colling niul wullriof tin
wiloon which vu tlio thontvr of IiIh
Itnrfuriiianco. WfiKHlnlTiif tlio Arum,
rnnto out upon tlio tlio Mrce.l, mid
,m inndo for him ; ho noIxcmI IiIh
orliiiliiK victim ly tlio Nhoiililur, nnd,
in lunniiKO rcukliiK with olmconlty
mid iiiofnnity, ncctntocl lilm : "Von
in'murnhln win of ft. Wo own yon ;
wo iuy yon rfghty-itivn aad a An dol
lar evory month iinil ynt yon Iriml
mo with contempt. I'll rtlnmt tlio top
of your licml oil'." And ho wnu In tin
nttitudo iinHciitliiK H pnrptno to curry
(ho throat- Into oxi'ctittiiti when Al.
HpritK110 ""I"1"' l'ul l'ta'ol. Wngntiitr,
puln, and kIiiiUIiir like nit rnipoii, nnulo
h IniKty rolront. Into tho hack room of
tlio drugstore. 1hko then mado it
"low pointed renmrkfl" conrurniiiK
tho aliM'iit ohjuot of hid rao, wlillo
WHKHtnir wiih In tho jilaco of liia con
ooiil intuit. Tho purHpirntion wan to
Hiiinj? from ovory jioro In WagMtafPs
hody, in no much it In paid, that it no
I'limulatcd on tho Hour honoath him.
Thin abtiHO of Mr. Wagtail' Ik a
iiiont Hhumofiil picco of injiiHlico and
itinnilitinlo. Thai man ha dono ov-
orythini; in IiIm powor to jdoaso Mr.
I. lino; ho han faithfully protected his
intori'stH.ovon whoro ovory instinct of
IiIh manhood must Iwvu rnvoltcd
iif;iiiti8( it, anil now that ho nliuiilil bo
I routed in fliicli a manner in ulla;raut
outrage
Ciiiniihk Mt'iinr.u. l.at Woduoa
lay morniuK an Indian catiio to Km
pin; and told romo of tho eit'ucitHtlinl
thoro w.xhii "Iloslon Man" doadon tho
licacli a mIioiI dislanco alxivo town.
On viwiliiiK thor'jiiit tho hody of aClii
mi niati witx found with !1 Imllot liolutt
in tho head, a ntnl in tho fido and
throat cut, aho tho oviilonro of a blow
fiom M)int) heavy instrument, in the
head. Tho laxly wiih coiiMidorahly
inutilated by cralm and IIhIioh, and
thoio wai hoiiio doubt an to tho iden
tity. Coroner Mackey called a jury
and held an inmirl upon tho body.
It pro e I to bo the body of (loo Sam
ho returned a few month" miieti from
the penitentiary, where ho ha wrvod
u xhort term for tho crime of aiaull
with intent to kill. He Inn evidently
been killed by hh own countrymen,
nnd an traced of blood wore found in
nnd around a China Iioiimi just above
Kinpire that i nuppifcd to havo been
the place of tho tragedy. Ham wa a
de."peraleeharaetor, and had incurred
iho illwillof many of bin race, mid it
in probable that bo win killed wheth
er under circumstance nliich
would cointituto a justilleation, may
bo tho hubjeetof a judicial (aamina
(ion. Tax C'oi.i.u-no.v. Shoriir Aiken in
fiulcollectiii; taxed aM06i(iil fur tho
current 1W11I year. 1 1 ire npioiut
incut in tho oovonil precinct not al
jeady viitod aroim follow: Ktuntior
Nov lt, Com Illvor .'Id, North Coon
Jtier 1th, Coos City fith, Kmpiro City
tlth, .South SIoukIi 7th, Marrhiiold
Sth TtterCity 10th, Coaledolllh.and
I. nko l'Jtli. Tax payor will taku no
tice that if they fail to appear and pay
their ta.vet on tho above mentioned
days, they aro requin d by law to pay
tho name al the county neat within
thirty dayn. After tho expiration of
thirty dayn, the law inako it tho duty
of tho tax collector to viait tho tax
payerrt individually, for tho purpoxo
nl collootiii their taxes, and author
izoa him to charge ton couIh por mllo
Koinjj and returning, and collect tho
aaiuo from audi tax-paycra. The
Khoriirnayfl ho will collect Huh niilo
00 in all eases whoro pnyincut ia not
jiromptly mado.
A Nkw Vakiktv op Fuiut. Wo
havo been ahown by (3. Howo, tho Do
ra Nurseryman, xomu 6.tni)loii of a
now variety of apploa raised by him.
Tho treo is u needling now olovou
years of ago, and ban produced fruit
for three years piiMt, anil the fruit two
years ago took tho llrst premium at
the State Fair in the elans of Jncw va
rieties. Tho fruit is a largo beautiful
red apple, slightly tart, nnd of a very
rich pleasant llavor, keeping till about
ChriNtnuiH, Wo havo seen no finer
aainplo of fruit in tho country. Mr.
Howo linn n few young trees for sale
grafted from this stock. Ho calls
this variety tho "CJravo .Seedling."
Iti.Ti'UNiin. Several families nam
ed Mast, who loft tho north fork of
tlio Coqiiillo somo two years ago, to
look for u bolter country, returned a
week or two ago, satisfied that if thoro
is a hitler laud than this it is whoro
thoy cannot find it, They are now
aatisflod to sottlo permanently in tfoos.
Thry aro good eitUous and wo nro
glad to hoar of their return. Wo also
learn that a family, moro or less nu
merous, named Clinton, who havo
been looking for a homo olsowhoto, re
lumed to (ho Biiino nolghboihood'lo
stay."
iMMioiuTioN, Wo nro informed
Hint tlnoo families from California
luivo lntoly Bottled temporarily in
JlrowHtor Valley, Thoy linvo oomo to
niako Oiugou their future homo, and
hnvo rented places lilt thoy luivo an
opportunity to select n pormniiont
location,
BciiooNCii WitncKKD.On tho 21st
tilt., tho schooner Nether Colon, in bo
lug towed to sea from Hogue river by
Iho tug rnraaa,Hti nek on tlio bar nnd
the tug lost control of her, nnd slio
wiih driven tudioro. Hho Ilea in such
it position Hint thoro Is little probabil
ity of saving her. Hho was owned by
Hun I'Vnnclsoo parllos, nnd was char
to rod by J Initio to taken eargo of fish,
of which she had on board about 80
tons at the time of tlio accident. Tho
cargo was recovered In n damngod
condition.
PnoseimotiH. It Is gratifying to
note the success that is attending tho
Academy at this place. Tho number
of pupils in attendanco la flovouty
four, which is the largest private
school over taught In the county. Tlio
progi ess made in all the branches is
good, and excellent order is main
tained. Tho next quarter will proba
bly bo paid by tho public funds, and
will bo free to all tho pupils in the
district.
KcAiicr.LV I'aih. Tho Ilandon cor
respondent of tho Newt Hays: Wo
doubt however if any Maslor Mariner
on the entire PhcIHc Const could han
dle a vessel of tho Mosc'a tonao with
such skill and success as Cnpt. Urown.
Wonro willing toconcedo that Cnpt.
Ilrown is "as good as they make Vm"
in his lino. Hut it is hardly fair to
Iho many soamuii to bo found in this
country to say that ho has no equal
on tho entire Pacific coast.
Dkath oi' A Piosi:i:it, Jerome L.
Iivans,onoof tho pioneers of Curry
county, died at Hllcushurg on tho lHih
instant. Deceased was a, man possess
ed of many good qualities, and who
in years past enjoyed a large share of
the respect and confidence of his fel
low citizens. IIo onco filled thoofllco
of County Clerk of Curry county, but
of late years drank too fieoly, which
may have been instrumental in hast
ening his death.
Oiiavi: .Misdkmanou. Springer, of
Isthmus Transit Kailroad notoriety,
was in town yesterday trying to get a
warrant for the anet of man who
had traveled on bib road, llo i right;
a man who would tiavel on that road
under its proecut management (tin
Ioks under circumstances which com
pel him) ought to bo arrested and
punished with soverity.
I.anii Co.yiiwt. Tho swamp land
contoattilo tout the charactor of the
laud claimed by ovoral cottiers on
North Slough, will oomo up in tho
Land olllceat Honchuig, commencing
next Friday and continuing for ove
raldii). Tlio business will take a
Milliliter of eitiaens of this county to
HoHoburg as witnesses.
The steamer Duncan is otill ashore
at Kllenxhurg; she lies so high on the
beach that u man can reach her dry
tdiod at high tido. Thoy had com
uionced preparations forgetting hor
oil', when the sflhooner C'uicm went
unborn, and the crow were taken oil'
and net to work saving tho cargo of
that veol.
l.tntiT. Payson went to Port Orford
overland in the early part of tho week,
and hinnsistnutM tojk passage on tho
Areata. We hao not learned whoth
ertbey stopped at Port Orford or not.
On Thursday tho tug liteart went
down tlio eoasit to ashist Payson in his
work.
Tho AVir assumes to boast over tho
little controNorsiex it has had with the
other local papers of the Hay. It has
about the snmo ground for exultation
that tho Democrats have over the late
Ohio election ; it was neier engaged
in one of these tilts in which it did
notcomoout "socond best."
Wi: call attention to the advertise
ment of Iv. O'Couuoll, appearing in
iinolher column. All articles usually
kepi in n first class hardware clnb
lishment cnu be found at his store of
the best quality and sold at the low
est living prices.
Mr. Wii.auv,of Drowsier valley, who
took his wife to California somo time
siuco, for tho benefit of bur health,
has returned, and wo regret that tho
change resulted in no benefit to tho
invalid.
Mr. Noblo has tendered his resigna
tion of tho olllco of Marshal of the
(own ; tho Hoard of Trustees will
probably act on tho subject at their
mooting this evening,
Tiiiiku men nroongnged in catch
ing salmon in the Ton Mile Creek bo
twoen Uinpqua and Sluslaw. This is
tlio first season that this business lias
been carried on in that stream.
A Hakdo.n correspondent saya thoy
nro pledging themselves in that part
of tho county not to veto for nuy man
who has not worked for tho improve
ment of tho mouth of (hoCoquillo.
Iwr.irr. 1'ayho.v, after returning
from J.'ort Orford, will ninko somo
ourront observations nt capo Gregory,
which will complete his duliea hero.
A. Lockhaut of this pnpor has gone
(o Kllonsburg on business for tho
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mu. Ciii:ih'I'i:.nsi:n is putting a new
foundation under Kerrigan's Hotel.
II anh Iti:i:i) is making the spars for
OmhIiiihiii's now schooner,
TiiiiBlonmor C'ooiH undergoing ro
pairs at Empire City,
Two door woroennght swimming in
tho bay nenrtown Inst Saturday.
Tho UigJfrcorJ rotumed from Port
Orford ytstordny with Hip ongliioo.r
HTimxaTH inUmo.v. Tho inoilo "In
union thoro Is strength," wn never
hotter Illustrated than in tlio example
of tho united nnd hitrmonlotin notion
of the pcoploof this town in defend
ing their homes against attempted
lognl robbery by J I. II. Luso. Tho
prospect for n decision In favor of
tho settlers was nover better limn at
present, nnd tho promptness witli
which tho people voluntarily contrib
ute tho necessary means to mnko n
good defence in court for each citizen
ngainst whom suit is brought, iscom
mondablo. Thoro 'is no propriety in
talking about tho economy of contest
ing these cases, instead of paying
rent. Tlio tonn "rout" implies n re
cognition of n superior title. Tlio
settlors on tho Warwick clnln hnvc
no occasion to look into tho question
of tho compnrntivo economy of pay
ing rent or fighting; they hold tho
only equitable title to tho promises
thoy occupy, nnd thoy profess to be
able to establish that fact.
LtHT of loiters remaining in tho Tost
Olllco at Marshfield, Coos county, Or
egon, Nov. 1st 187!):
J. 1). Colson, (2) II. V. Dockor, A. D.
JIull,Thos. Kelly, Ktigenc Lscolles,
(2) A. J. Pnllnrd, W. II. Smith, James
Wool, John Pong, JI. Tickuor, John
Woslina.
A. Nabiiuko, P. M.
Cnpt. Dailoy, of Iho Revenue cut'
tor lliehard Hush, was lost ovorbonrd
during a heavy galo oir Capo Flat
tery on tho Gth tilt. Ho was hick nnd
came on deck in the night, and it is
supposed was thrown ovorbonrd by a
lurch of tho vessel, when standing
near tho mil.
Nahkow EbcaI'K A rnnchor from
one of tho slongliH north of tho Hay,
mimed Miller, thought ho was getting
into his skiff, yesterday, hut the skiff
was somewhere clo, and ho wont over
board. Ho was rescued by thohpecln
tutors, and may consider himself very
fortunate when ho gets sober.
Hint Vowell, Ecq.,of tho Coquillo,
was on tho Hay during this week sell
ing fruit trees. Ho hu it good va
riot y of apple tree, of good size nnd
very thrifty. Perituns wishing trees
can puroliKKO (hem at his place on tho
river.
KiiBsoll Stop lions of Catching
slough, loH a considerable quantity of
grain by tho wet weather of two
weeks ago. Ho wss prevented by
sickness from taking caro of bis crop
at the proper time.
It is said that potatoes nro selling
at twenty-tlvo cents a saok in San
Francisco. A Humboldt man shipped
a cargo and realized threo-bita on (he
wholo nbove fi eights and commis
sions. Ward it Shingle woro presented
with a lino parrot by tho mate of the
Schooner Jennie Stella, It is said to bo
a very interesting bird, speaking pro
fane Spanish with great fluency.
.1. M. Siolik, KsQ, has ono to San
Franoiheo, to bo absent nbout two
wcek'8. Ilia daughter, Katie, accom
panied him.
Oonoral (until was received with
the usual demonstration al Virginia
City. Nevada, on tho 2; th, ult.
News from the north indicates that
winter is eloping in early in tho Arctic
region. "
Wednesday tho liscort towed three
schooners to eoa from tho Uinpqua
rivor.
Tu.nr.N'K Incomk Tax Cask. -Tho
Miit commenced lontr since against
Samuel J. Tildon to recover tho in
come tax, tho payment of which ho
tried to avoid, still drags its slow
length along. Wo occasionally hoar
of it. A ditpatch of tho 27th from
New York, saya :
An argument took plnco in tho U.
S. court to-day on a demurrer to tho
bill of discovery filled by tho govern
ment in the suit against S. J. Tildon
for unpaid income tax, Judge Watch
ford gave a decision overruling the
demurrer and directed the plaintiff to
servo hia proposed form of order.
ClIIXKSi: Sl.AVKUY AKI CillME. A
late Hong Kong dispatch contains
the following:
Tho revelation in Hong Kong of
tho system of human slavery practiced
ed by Chinese purveyots for biothels,
and of tho raids made by desperadoes
among villagers on the main land for
young girls, who nro brought to Hong
Kong, sold and confined until suffi
ciently matured, nnd then resold, has
caused great fooling. Tho discovery
was made through a proclamation
olfering a reward for n runaway slave
giil, 11 years old. Itigid invostiga-
tifkti is nrnifrosaiiii. ninl nYtrnm-ilitinrv
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disclosures have already boon inndo.
Tho operations of tho slave tinder
aro very extensive, reaching oven to
Japan, one little JapatiCdOgirl having
been found in bondage.
Tin: steamer Latin? Jf., from Algiers,
Africa, nrrived at Now Orloana on the
2;td nil.. The onptniu reports thnton
the night of tho 18th ho picked up in
Halinma channel 17 survivors of tho
burned steamer A'nrco I'ajaro M
Oetano, including Cnpt. Din, and nnd
two mates. Tho btennier had n orew
of 12 nnd nbout 20 pnssengors aboard
when tho calamity occurred, Those
rescued woro in n terrible stato of ex
haustion, nud had been clinging to
floating debris for IB hours,
Am exchange of the Sotlinyn : Tho
dipthoria is making an inroad into
tho family of Hon. 11. F, Uouhjun, of
Stitlmu lifa iklflnrit. ItMl' mi ilitjtlliirnilt
,,,U,,,, . ..,.Wh-W ..,,,, .... ,,.,Wt.0u...
and cultured gentleman of about 10
yearriolago.iijing inst nignt. inis
is tho socond death in tlio family
within n vni'V fun' ihiVH 11111 oilier
members nro not expected to livo
inrougu ino tiny
The Hfcaincr "Isnbcl" on n Heck.
A Victoria (I). 0.) diepntch of tho
27th, snysi
Tho Htonmcr Ttabcl with tho United
Slates mails from Pugct Sound, while
entering the harbor this ovcuing dur
ing n dense fog, wonton nrock. Thrco
hundred sheen on board woro thrown
overboard and nearly nil renched tho
shore nlivo. Tho Government steam
er Georgia nnd tho slcnmor WoodtMc,
ran alongside and lightered tho steam
er of hor cargo of flour nnd other pro
duce. At 8 o'clock this evening tho
habtl rested easily nnd will nrobnbly
float oil' at midnight with too flood
tido.
The Movement of (Johl.
Tho tendency of gold from Kuropo
to the United Slates has becomo so
great as to attract the attention of tho
English authorities, nnd tho London
Dally Ncwb says : If gold continues
to leave Ktigland nnd Franco as it has
lntoly, it will soon become necessary
to consider the possibility of a meas
ure to ston (ho outflow. It will be
time for Kngland to consider what no
tion to take when tho French author
ities makon movo by directly or indi
rectly mining a premium on gold to
such a point that tho wholo weight of
tho United States demand is thrown
on this country.
A Fine broke out in Boiso City on
tho2Gth ntnbout 12 )'ckfk in the
valley house, n rookery of n." hotel on
Mnin street, burning tho hotel, five
buildings belonging to D. Levy, in
cluding his storo nnd bakery. "John
Karly's saloon, owned by Jas. Shnw,
John Hart's restaurant.owncd by h. F.
Carlee, AndyCoylo'ssuloon, tho1 con
troller's office, owned by Judge Kelly,
nnd n hotel owned by t Demattrus
Griiui. Nino buildings in all were
burned, nil offices nnd business hous
es, and three others on the opposite
side of tho street wcro considerably
damaged.
.Tfuriuv lutclIlKVHvc.
Arrived.
Sunday, Oct. 20.
Shr Jennie Stella, Glnser, 10 dayn horn
San Franeineo to F. H Dean A Co.
Sch Mary Kusr, Nelson, l.'I days from
San Fiancisco to K P Dean & Co.
Sch Ilnyes, Emcron, 15 days from
San Fraticincoto Eastport Coal Co.
Saiciiiiay, Oct. 31.
Tug Escort, 4 hours from Port Orford
to E 1J Dean Co.
ftnllctl.
Ootsr Sir Areata, Holt, S F.
20 Gussio Telfair, llutler, S F.
M Seb Emma Utter, Dillon, S F.
:!0 Clara Light, Hagthorp. S F.
30 Tug Escort, Magco, Port Orford.
31 Sch Ootama, Madsen, S F.
31 Sch Hayes, Emeison, S F.
SHERIFF SALE,
NOTICE IS IIEHEDY GIVEN,
that, by virtue of an execution is
sued out of the Honorable Circuit
Court of tho State of Oregon, for the
county of Coos, on the 17th day of
October, a. i). 1S7'J, in favor of Win. M.
Hilliard, plaintiff, nnd against John
Norman, doleudaut, for the sum of
Five Hundred and Thirtv-sevcn and
11-100 dollars, together with interest
nnd accruing costs, I have levied upon
and will coll at Public Auction, to tho
highest cash bidder, on
Saturday, the 20th day of Nov., 1370,
Hot ween thohouraof 0 o'clock a. m.,
and ! o'clock p. m., at the Courthouso
door in said county and State, all the
right, title nnd intercut which tlio
aid John Norman had, on tho 9th
day of September, 1S79, or at any
limo thoreafter in and to tho follow
ing described real property, to-wit :
Northeast quarter of section thirty
six (30) in township twonty-flvo (25)
south of range thirteen (18) west of
tho Willamette Meridian, situated in
Coos county, Oregon ; also all Hint
certain piece or parcel of tido land
situated in the town of Marshficld,
Coos county, Oregon, and bounded on
the north by tho lot on which is situ
ated the storo of E. O'Connoll ; on
the oust by tho channel of Coos liny ;
on the eouth by tho lot on which is
situated the market of 11. P. Whit
ney, and on tho west by Front street
as designated on tho plat of said town
on file in tho office of tho Recorder
thereof.
A. G. AIKEN,
Sheriff of Coos Co. Oregon,
l)y H. W. Mcl.VTOSH, Deputy.
Empire City, Or., Oct. 29, 1S79.
EUGENE O'CONNELL,
di:.u.ku IN'
Stoves & Ranges.
Latest Improved
Hardware, Tools,
-AND-
Implements. '
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
:g.a.:m::fs & oils,
WOOD & W1LL0WWAK13,
Stoain.Wntor Pino nnd Fittings, Gran
ito nnd Plated Wares.
'illitniiineliirer or
TIM, COPPER & SHEETIBONWARE-
a on lVtlltli
Exi:cim:t with Dispatch.
te2f EXTRAS for Stoves, Plows,
Mowers and Reapers furnished
at short notice.
iMinf to itiuvr,
A SMALL FAltM SITUATED ON
tho bank of tho Coquillo Itivor,
containing 28 neres
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With Honso nnd Orchard. Cnu bo
Honted at n Hoasonabloltnto,
For partioulnrs apply to
IIPHIY Sr.NOSTAOKrjtf,
Empire City, Oregon.
THE
NEW DRUG STORE,
MAllfiFIKLD, Oil.
next noon to M.uLorncr..
LOUIS MUXJIOK, J'roprlctor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
III1HT nilAIVH CIOAH8
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
HHEMPF'fl MALE.
BY VIKTVIK of nn execution d un
issued out of thohonornblo Circuit
Courtof thoStntc of Oregon for the
county of Coos, on tho first day of Oc
tober, A. D. 1879, in fnvor of U. II.
Cnmniann, plaintiff nnd ngainst Hi
ram Elliott, defendant, for tho sum of
two hundred nnd fifty-six dollars nnd
tho further Bum of twenty-eight and
sixty-five onc-hundredths dollars costs
and disbursements, to-gothor with in
terest and accruing costs, I havo lev
ied upon and will sell nt public auction
on Nutrlii-, tlic It lj" of ito-T-mlfr,
l70, at two o'clock r. m.,
nt the court house door in the town
of Empire City, in the county of Coos
nnd Stnto of Oregon, all tho right titlo
and interest which tho said Hiram
Elliott had on or after tho 8th day of
September, A. D. 1879, in or to the fol
lowing described real property, to-wit :
Lot No. ono (1), in block No. forty
foven 017), in tho town of Empire
City, Coos county, Oregon, as shown
by tho recorded pint of said town of
Empire City.
A. O. Aiken,
Sheriff Coos Co.,Or
By H. W. MclxTosii, Depty.
Empire Citv, Or., October 2d,lS79.
COOS 33-A-5r
ffllBKET:
MAKIlSiU'lELO, Oltr.fiON,
B. F. Ross, W. K. Fuirsos s. D. Hollaxo
Proprietors.
im: jE! .A- t s
and provisions of all kinds
bold at the lowest
living rates
nnd
DELI VEItEI) at any point dosired
sttze3::
jJ.3EjS
ron
VESSELS,
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYSJEADY.
8Wc keep nothing but thobcst-S39
and im-uro satisfaction,
lv-l-tf
r S.I.ivnflmre.
Itoi-eburg, Ogn. Oct. 10, W79
Aio'i'it;i; is norebv given Hint tne
l following nnmcilfcettlcr has filed
noticooflns intention to make tinai
proof in support of his claim, and se-
riiifrt fittnl nnrri' tlinvnnf nt tltit fiTniM.
viiv ! fc t.w .-
tion of thirty days from tho date of
mis nuuL'e, vii ; j'.ivia q. .uuuiv, ui-
claratory statement No. JU17, for the
XL, of SKIS' cc. S. and N' of SWk
see" 9.T35, S It 14 W, and names the
following as lus witnesses, viz.- A.
II. Moore, of Ellensburg, Or., and J.
W. Cnroy, of Ellensburg, Or.
13 Wm. F. Ue.nja.min, Register.
HIGHEST HONORSi
Centennial World's Mr; 18161
SHONINaER 0E8ANS
v I'i.iahh'i ii citugMoptu u rxa
&XST INSTRUMENTS.
gttroayajUT uotlltiM U roofati4 by
lh JudgH tn their Kport, ttost vblsji !&
allowing u an uuut:
"Th. O. SIIOHINGBR ORQA1T CO.t
xMbti aa Uia lxt Itutrauenti t
prto rtaacrtns Uiua polbl to Urg oUtt
of parehtMi. Tutlng a eomblaatlen ol JtMli
aad B4Ui, predndng oot1 tad pludsg iSmU.
OBtalBtsc eumr dMlreU UaproTeatatj. Ul
Masd loncn la &tj or tfjsp ellisau. I m lUbla
M tm aot as craer, au iu poaioi dub( bim
Oriil Wy, gat UcUif M It U tapoMlbU fa
ban W Iar ahitak. rU w aplU.- TB
emvr tuimiw awakdjld i
viua
puuik.
XUa Utitl tad Intl M nvitadftftor IM
Mot nnn MBFttltm of tka tail makata,
baiofa oaaet lh naoai MajxUat Jarla
arac aaaamblti.
Kaw Btylca anS prieai Jut laraaV wblak ara
la aooordano wtUi oar tola, Uia BHT OK
0AK fcr tho Uut mooay.
Wa an preparod to appoint o faw Mir Aetata.
Dtaatntad CaUlognaa sudlad, poat-paid,
aysUoitloa to
B. SHOHINGER ORGAN CO.,
67 to Its CHESTHTJT STtX9tt
Nl Hitbi, OaKX.
I1. XD7Iri.,
00T& SHOE MAKE
MAiisuriKLn, Ogn.
WXIjIiXJOAIjX.ICXWIS
Of
QTJSTOI wobk
in n thorough mnnner nud use
only tho
BEST MATERIAL.
o
&5yShopon Front Street, opposite tho
Pionerr Mnrket. vl-7-tf
BAY
Kccjis constnnlly on liniiJ,aiulofTer8for ettlo n Biiperior nrtielo of
LAGER BEER, ALE Ai!0 POrlTEO,
WHOLESALE ajcij RETAIL.
UrttAllIS SUU'LfED WIT1ITJW CHOICEST 1JDAXDS OF
WINES, LipOBS, AND 0 1 G A P. S
JUtANCIISALOONA'I EMPIRE CITY
J. ESTEY &
Wo.iari rtmtVlBmt
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BRAHLEiORO, VT.
Oar new Organ, expressly designed Tor Sunday Schools
Chapels, etc, is proving a
Gk-TE$."EJj&.1? SITOOSlSSi
Bo sure to send for fall deecriptivo Cataloerao before
purchasing any other.
THE LARGEST WORKS (OF Tffi 10) OH THE GLOBE,
Illustrated Catalogue sent free
VBCTORBOUS!
HIGHEST & BEST AWARD
And Oraad Medil cf Honor.
Economy, Durability and Rapidity
combined with perfoct work,
An DUtisguishtng Features of tha
celebrated
Giant Farm anS Wareionse Fans,
uadx ar
A.P. DICKEY,
Racine, Wis.
Now hivls t masr tale improvements, tbrr are fully
quit to every demand: cleaoios all kindt cf Grain,
Peas, Beau, Castor Deans, Corn and EmiU Stcd.
They grade wheat perfl by once handlm;. Sep
arate Oats rrora Wheat, SMrtey and Rje. Theyhira
very perfect arrangeraents lor cleaning Timothy,
Clover, Flax Seed, Orchard Crass, and aS other
SmaB Seeds. They Chaff perfectly, and cimbine
every qualification, required to do the best wotk
th snortut time.
Warehoosc, as well as Fara Muls, art larctly con
structed, both kino's renuirinc nira tires to accom
taodate the demand, and princ a capacity of from ja
to 500 bushels per hour, eccorcrn to site cf miU.
They are shipped, boxed far ocean traarportation,
aad "set up" or "knocked down" for fortrsidlsc
Inlard, as requested; and In all cases put free ou
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filled same day as
laeeivtd. . ) . . . ! .
Mills shipped "knocked down" go lor Kail u-e
the vsim-mms
Tho BEST, LATEST IMPROVED,
aad roost THOROUGHLY constructed
8EWINO MACHINE om-inventoa. M
the) wearing porta are mado of tho DEST
STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED
and aro ADJUSTABLE.
' J( has tho A UT03TAS' JO TEXPIOXi It
baa tha XJJtaB3T MOimiXi It haa the
Easlecft Threaded 8huttlo.
' Tho BOBBrNtVare "WOUND vrlthou
BUNNIgCr or TOTHJU1ADISQ tha
It has a 8Et,F.rETTINa Nm:DI.Et 1(
hu n Iir Al, for rcffulallog tho length of Etltcli.
wiTuoirr Tj:?riNaj n hu xauail
ei'ACK under tho arrai It Is NOISKUSUS.
end liaj moio itolata of KXOKULKMCK than
all other macJiliics coiublcod.
JO-ArjanU vranted In looalltla
whoro we nro not reproaentod.
Johnson, Clark & Co.
SO UNION SQUARE, N.Y
s
X ItSOKIIJt: i v llu COAST
;ilAU."jV, Upor jtjitr.
freight charred as when Icrwaroed "set up." ono.
graphs and Circulars supplied ot application. Prices
will be Quoted ievi and on liberal terms. Com
KiOsdence solicited.
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the:
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
ISsttBlfeCtarcd at Worcester, da
UX VM.Z7DIXSV3 of tary value may be found
la these instnunenu, azd they contain many
ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS
SOt rCOSS la other Orsans.
Aiming to produoo work which shall b
Durabla, wa wll I not actcrtftco that whlort
la not asan. and yet Is vital to a perfect
Orsan, In ordar to malco a moro fancy
xicrlor.
V.' sre still enabled to present as
Stylish and Appropriate Cases
as can be found fa the marketwith a finish which i
trtaiCllbyany.
AS RBQARD8 TOMB,
,TUK rOLLOWIVS
Award Willi Medal & Diploma of Honor
was caajrrrD ar ths
cminrui. tiHiBmos comuissioners:
" rerlermtr Ii Iforloanillti, Erscrtu, t CE1TI led
tllLUlltl Of TCIE. tufernltr U Tsvir Cersl
sUIltf la Bschialcsl Ip pllaacu ftrtti srysuIaUiJl"
Do cot fail to nae applicatica and
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Before Purchaaini;.
Catabguea tree, oa application to the
Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WORCESTER. MASS.
THE
WILCOX
ORGAN CO:
Meriden, Conn.' U.S. A.
"Children's Blow Pedals," I
Adjusted orremovedlnstantly.
Invented and Exclusively
used by this Company.
The most popular
Organs of the day!
UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY,
"The WUoox fc "WTxit
OrftTAU Instructor" is the
BEST and CHEAPEST
iu tho xuarlxot I
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