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The Coasb Mail.
8ATUUDAY, FJ3I1KUA11Y 21, 1880.
Wiiftlalittrn IcrlInrN.
Hon. 1C. 11. Washburn, who has
boon lately mentionetl prominently
jib n cnntlitlnte for the Presidency,
declines the honor. A Chicago dis
patch of the Mlh unys : The "Inter
Ocoati" has the following double
lontlod editorial: "The persistent
efTorts of certain journals hostile to
fion. Grant, in trying to make peo
ple believe that Hon. E. II. Wash
burn is a candidate for the Presiden
cy has become annoying to that
gentleman, and he authorizes the
'Tutor-Ocean' to announce that he
i not, and under no circumstances
will he be, such candidate. lie is
for Goneral Grant for the Presiden
cy first, last, nnd nil the time. He
further states that a friend who
wrote to this paper the other ds y
that he was a candidate for Govern
or of Illinois, was more zealous than
Wise. J he "Inter-Ocean" is fully
authorized to announce that Wash- j
. ..- . ......
burn is a candidate for no public po-
Mtion whatever, and that it is his
earnest desire to see Grant nomina
ted and elected President. He be
licvos that Grant is the man against
all others ; that he is the man to
lead the party to success and the
country on the road to permanent
prosperity. Washburn appreciates
the compliment tendered him by
many earnest friends in mentioning
his name for these prominent posi
tions, but understands also that his
name is being used to divide and
demoralize the stalwart forces, and
he desires in this way to put an end
to it all.
The "VorUins: Jlrn AriiIb
tlic Siinl I.otx.
art
A San Francisco dispatch of tho 11th
instant says : Some 3,000 unimployed
persons nsscmhled at the sand lots
this afternoon, and after listening to a
number of speakers, about half of the
crowd formed aline nnd marched to
thcofllccof the Central Facific Kail
road Co., and a committee, appointed
for the purpose, sought an interview
with President Stanford and Vice
President Crocker. Both were absent,
nnd the committee was received by
General Superintendent Towne, to
whom they stated that the object of
the movement was to ask the company
to comply with the provision of the
New Constitution forbidding corpora
tions to employ Chinamen, and give j
work to unemployed whiter, and inti-
mating that if the request was not
complied with and distress continued,
it would be difficult to foretell tho re
sult. Mr. Towne replied that he
would refer the matter to the directors
and return an answer Monday nest.
The procession then returned to the
md lots and subsequently dispersed.
Other corporations will be called up
on to-morrow. Tho proceedings were
quiet and orderly.
Another XcniocrntIc Steal.
The Democratic majority Tin Con
gress arc studying the means by
which they may obtain and hold
control of the Government, irrespec
tive of the will of the people. A late
"Washington dispatch says the
House committee on elections have
decided to unseat Washburn, Re
publican, in favor of Donnelly, Dem
ocrat. This will give the Democrats
another State in case of a tie in the
Presidential election. Washburn
had tf,000 majority. The claim ofdlesonie men, who can't keep his
bribery will be set up. It is mani-i nose out of other people's business.
. .t... 1 .t. j -.fi. rn ' - .1. : r ii. .i.. :.. m.nu-
lesi uiui inc ucvp purjruti.- ui mu j-v- jn nic morning oi me uj in ijuc
mocracy which was revealed in the tion, Frank was taking a siesta in
attempt to steal the State of Maine the barter shop, when Miss Mathews
is again disclosed in this effort to entered and demanded satisfaction
rob the people of Minnesota of their : 0f l,jm for alleged slanderous utter
rights. Itisptoposed to reject 1,-j ances against her character. That
700 votes of Washburn's 3,012 ma- B,e was excited was palpable by the
jority by throwing out the entire i glitier in her eye and heightened col
vofc of Minneapolis. or. The demand was instantly fol-
Jn,,.rt,.t 11. It. Connolldutloa. lowed up by stinging blows from a
heavy cowhide, which she carried in
The intense excitement was created i,er right hand, and laid oh with a
by tho announcement that a con- vjn, -vvliicl web foot girls know how
olidation or contract for live ycus I tQ excrcjge when the occasion re
had been entered into between t,,l'jnujrcHf 'fj,e unfortunate maligner
Louisvillo t Xnshvillc and Georgia
Central roads. Kach end of the com
bination is to conduct its own way.
The aim of it is to givo through hillo
of lading from St. Louis to New York
and Liverpool and from LouUvilIcnnd
Nashville to tho samo points. The
combination can carry freights .at
rates that will bo ruinous to northern
trunk linos
It expects to have ";
irroat unit of the grain that goes from
Qhieago to New York and Liverpool (
by tho northern routo to take
bOlilllorii iuuiu. ii" ' --
crs plying between Savannah and
Now York, and ocean freights aro not
only dumper than rail rates but cheap
er than lake rates. It will bo a Htrikc
for a groat part of tho eastern busi
ugU, anil it will mako rates tl,nt wiI1
bring to it a great part of tho western
InmiiiiMfe. Imloml.noarl); every ar 1
olo that UiiiKvillu now nmiortH will
i-oino bywuv of Savannah, Atlanta
and Na'fehxilli'.
Htnrvctl to Xarutti.
Among the settlers inllio Xchnlcm
valley, far from neighbors and attr- j
rounded by almost impenetrable for
ests lived a Mr. Haclnm, with his fami
ly consisting f hi8 wifonml daughter, i
Mnbcl, 12 years of brc. They were '
poor, and hnd settled there to carve!
out a homo in the forests. Thevhnd)
secured ns yet but few of the comforts
and necessaries of life, when on the
mcmorahlo Oth of Jannarv last, tho
hurricane swept through the
forest piling trees ono upon another'
nnd completely blocking nil tin- hails. !
The sequel is thus told by theT -tland I
Telegram : I
Snow followed the storm and
in clearings was four feet deep.
Tho father rcnlizcxl his situation nnd
determined to attempt to secure food
as quickly as possibb, if ho perished
in the snow. The little one was riv
ing for food, when with determination
upon Ins countenance he bade the in
farewell, perhaps, forever. and to little
Mubel it was alas, too true. Fort
Grove was 30 miles away and St. Hel
ens, IS, so he stnrtcd on foot for the
latter. The road, or rather trail, wns
.. -
blocked by snow a id fallen timber
that progress was almost itnpossidle.
yet he faltered not. Day and night
he wandered on until tho third day
brought him to St. Helens. He quick
ly purchased the necessary supplies
and taking some lunch in his hand
started back without five minutes
rest. His limbs were so weary that
he could hardly move, yet he pushed
forward, only thinking of the dear
ones miles away in tho valley starving,
probably all deaxl or with dimmed eyes
watching for his coming. Over in the
valley a fond mother pressed her little
darling to her breast, and with tears
chasing each other down her pale and
anxious cheeks, prayed and prayed
that father would come. The little
pulse grew feebler, the childish voice
which but a few days before had made
the woods rinc with nierrv echoes,
was but a whisper, and still father did ,
not come. Hours seemed like eternal !
ages to tho poor woman, would hold
death at bay by prayer and anxious I
pleadings. All in vain. As she press-1
ed the cold form of her little child to I
her as death's film shut the light from
its eyes forever, the little thing whis
pered between gasps, "Kiss papa for
me, good bye, mamma," nnd she was
dead. The tempest of anguish that
swept that mother's soul must have
found echo in heaven, and consolation
wafted from eternity, whither the lit
tie spirit had llown, else she would
have fallen dead beside her Mabel.
The father arrived and the scene
which followed, pen can never portray.
Although he performed that which
bordered on the miraculous by reach- J
ing me settlements ami returning so
quickly, yet his little pride was dead.
He received her farewell kiss, and to
gether they laid her away in a grave
prepared by their own hands, and in
silence wept away the burden of their
grief. mtmmmmmmmmmmmm
Publicly Clin lined.
A spirited and injured damsel of
Polk county, coirhidcd a man who
slandered her. a, few days since.
The '"Telegram" ives the particulars
as follows :
' Independence. Polk counts was
the scene of a very interesting ad
venture that occurred last Thursday,
the heroine being a Miss Mathews,
daughter of the proprietor of the
Revere House. She n said to be a
saucy, high-spirited lass, well able
to take care of her person and rep
utation, as the sequel proves. The
other actor in the comedy is a hotel
runner in the same town named
Frank Pritichele, one of those med
made a break for the door, opened it
and gained the muddy street, with (
the infuriated damsel in his wake,
keeping up the strokes with charm-1
ing regularity. Hlic loiiowcu mm
for a block, quite as nimble on foot
as he, and lashed him cuttingly
with tho rawhido at every jump.
Tho incident was witnessed by a
. ,)r.,.n,,rsn of snectators, who
feU Ujnt .f tJ(j Btofy were lrlIC) tJlc
B,underc.r fully deserved tho chas-
slanderer
tisement.
Tiik l'neiflc Mail Co. have announc
ed a war of rates lo Han Francisco for j
paFBcngorii and freif;htn. Aftt-r the
12th, rates for passage will Iks 47'"' for
first-olas. Miwi " for uteerago. In op
nosition the railroad comianios on
Itho 11th, oiler tho followiiij,' ratoij:
Firfl-elahs,?li'i; ncraim-niw, ,,
thinl-elatf, f5-
0mtKs
TIWV. x.
.MFYSrc:
"-Y x ,v:sss jx'j
K
Do you fee' t'uit any one of your or
gans your stonuii'h, liver, 1h' vU. or
notvous system, falters in its work'1 li'-o
repair the" dninage with the most power-,
ful. vet harmless, of itiviuornuts. Ue-1
member that debilitv is the "Heginniiig
ofthoKnd" Mint theelitnaxot all weak -
ness is a universal p.iralvsw of tlio svs -
teni. ami that Mich par.dMs is the im-
mediate precursor of Death
For sale by all Driigglsta and Dealers
vli-ti-ly generally.
XDTll'K OF F1XA1, SKTri.KMKNT. !
T011X OILMAN, ADMINISTUA-
j tor of the estate of Jonathan (ill-
man, deceased, having tiled his final
account for the settlement of said e'
.- i. :- 1 1 .1.... M.wi-vi-v-
THE FIFTH DAY OF Al'HIL, A D.
ideu, ie feci lor me Hearing oi nnv on-
jection thereto, said hearing to he at
lSSO,lo,etforthehean..Bofalnol-
me courthouse. Miintro City, u-.
Uvorderofllon.J. H.Xoler,Coun -
tv Judge of Coos count v. Or.
dgc
Ai.kx. Sr.vt'Kr.
County Clerk.
S-4t
XOTICF. OF I'lUI, IMlOKF.
La i 0 'C6 ax )
Uo'EKi ri On .Ian. S. l-'O x
A10T.IC,b;, Jf ,!::i:KBV-VlvKN
that the foMon to? nanird x-en'i
ii.u tiled notice of h's iiiiemion io
n'ke final proof in .(,ino i o It
eln m, nnd secure iinr I , iocto'
n. he e-;p;.-aiionof Hi" . ( horn
i-e date of this notice "i-' Jamc
M Nau?hto Hometead Ao.i;cn.'o
No 'J.'.-.U for the Ka of S .. SW .
o." -W'j.Sec. t. T2!, S U liWmiil
Mi , of SE'4-. !Sec. 1, TlH S K K! V
and n.ies tho following as ,U wit -
noev. v iz ; Win. Unhm. o M 'e
lo til. Coo county, and Da el - e
pueno oi .xoruay. i. oo- eouni i e
3 YVm. F. IS en. a mix, Kei.tcr.
NOTICE toil I'l'ISMCATIOX.
1.1XD O- - I f.
KosEBt'Ko. Or . .Ian. : ., lSO. (
AJOTICE IS HKUKKV (SI VEX
J. that the follow ng named -settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of bU
claim and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty days fiom
date of this notice, vir. : (See. l..uip
rence, homestead application Xn '-'I"'
fortheSK'f ofNWf,S ofXE',.
and lot 1 . oe. '2.. T Si?, SR 1 1 w e-t and
names the follow ins a his wanei
''t: Uenni" Ciinnitr, ofCur-vcouii
Oregon, and John Fitzhugh, o." Co r
county. Oregon,
o Wm. F. Uexoamix, Kegite-.
AnjIIXISTKAIOirS XUTIC!'.
In the matter ov" 1 lie a.lniiiiU. . 'o 1
of the e-tatu of X. M. Lowe. dec. ed
JVIOTICE IS HEKEflV (!(N
X tliat the niueiiiiel hfl- .
pointed ndiii!iii'.iior o! i'ee-
. M. I-OIV, tleee.-'-cil. Ai e
, .,
,
' '
haingclaims n.i'ti-r -.i'd r 1
hereby noiitie.l i i eCiit tht--.1 oe
mo at my joim" c 01 I- 1
Sloi'j.!' in (' t if '',0 e.11
p'ow ouclic,-.- W 11 ll - il 1 ' -foni
ill is date. L N I "
Aiiit' ' - i'" "
D.ued this 24th day of Jjii -n ,1
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. ,
T . v r. f . " I !
RosEiirr.c, O. .l.n t ti, 1- 0
TUOTICE It 1IEHEBY (SI VEX
X that tho following nannd settlor
has filed notice of bin intention to
make final proof in support of hi
claim, and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty days from
tho date of this notice, viz John
CrcMwulI Homestead application No. J
2132. for the NJi of SE'f and lots I
and .We. 1.3, and lots 1 and 2, mc 22,
T40, S It M west, and names the fol
lowing us bin wituepi-es : Win. Kirk,
of Curry county, Or , and George. S.
Harris, of Curry county, Or.
4 Wit. F. Uksjamix. Uegi"ter. '
1. IDeiiae,
"- " n
B00T& SHOE MAKER
MAnMIFIKM),OG.V.
WII.IiDOAIiIiIKWIS
OK
QTjrsTOiM: "WOB(l
in a thorough manner and u-e '
onlv the
BEST MATERIAL
XyShop on Front Street, oppoMte the
1'ionci iiarKct. i--u
THE
Central Hotel,
o. A id 1'ioiit Fts., MAiihiir Oi
1 TAVI.VO TAKKN OHAKGE OF
JZZL. the uive named Iiouho, wc can
pro.nihe to our patrons,
I-'li-Mt-ciIiiMM 1'nro, rnir .-... ...,
And eoarteous attention.
WT Till A L IS 80LI0ITKI)-Efl
O UIUI A It
In well supplied in itHllmi, and Is ""'lor
"ruw,,u,,,TiTm)KNintos,
1'roprietor.
e STOMACH w
B U EaB -
BAY VIEW
Win. KcieliertjProprieto r
Keeps constantly on hand, and oilers for sale a superior luticle of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WHOI.F.SAl.U vnii KKTAIL.
MYiiMi is sci ri.irn wituthh ciioicusr miA.ns of
INES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
lUJANCU SAU ONAT KM PI UK CITY.
THE
n nesirit m rw nriTTI '
, LOGKHART HOTEL. I
1 LUUIXilHIl I I1U I LI.,
Mi:, li. M. l.oi'hiutil Propi'ii'lnsm
EMi'iKi: City.Ohs.
l?ilvi,i.v Av P-wk. li.i',"Tr T71 A n-1 C3!
iiwiwiu U l UW im.l
STAGE -fJS LINE,
. . ?, T-wsa j
fl'ol'1'1 '' ' '''' ''"" "
.,,,, .nnAMnrMCMT
iinii-rrn nnHinrurUT
WIN I EH AnKANllIimtN I ,
i s-,..,,.,. ,..., ,.,,,.,. C.U)H ril ,.,.,.,.
l ,w"f "''" ' '! '
,da iMinday excepted) nt , 0 a m.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
Wilt. Klt this to in:
I'UKAPKST.IlKTandiiVlCKKST
of ml norms
ROSEBURG OR ANY PART OF
THE INIEFilOn,
. .rT . ,, . ,.,.
(V-.1) ' ,,N N K ( , ' ' ,N M Kln
V 'iti o t-.i - and oxe.huid m.v.-
' " ' etm u
v ' b"-""" ent-u-ied to oik c.i .
' '' aitendect to with prom p nt--
, ' ' "' ''
, BiBFARE RKDlTEn TO ' .
, ;. (- pvee Hjcr . .oveu'M-V
For Fu'iher p.i iViH.iwpm.' t-
V. sriIETTKIi
Tr'r-, oh oQice, Ein, v i
OrS. v f. i" ' v
Dia.iro llo t- . )Ij i ' ('
.ii.itsiiiii:i.i
vu iore5
du c h (sii.di-: I'l-.m-R
Oppositr ynsburtj's Slorr.
A E ( 0 XST A N I I. 0 X II V I
AM Miur- of
JDTtTJ C3-&
BHeSiTalj
gf MNI.S I OK
medicival i'i uri:,
tht;hsh,
Bi-orroias.
TOIJjW-I'.ATITI-
cxjmm, i'Mni-'UMiaiiv,
BTATIONIilllY A.IVD
sciiooxinooHM,
AI.-n f H'' K
CIGARS anuTOBACCO.
and eervi'iiii'.' iiMJn'iv I ciil ;n a
JIUDIC.M. Ill-l'fcN'Vlll.
J'i'cscrlptlon 1 iirrfiilly Com- j
jioiuiilcd.
Al-3-tf
E. A. Anderson
LIVERY AND FEED STflBLE'
' MAHSHI-IKI.I). ok
nAI'LIXO DON'E AT SHOUT NO
tic-e and at very rea-onal-Ie rates
COAL AND WOOII CONSTANTLY ON IIANI
TJ "D TnnTl fir. C(
B. Ji. DEAS, l- WILI.COX
AND
C.H. JIEHCIIANT.
Wj: havb Always on Hand a Feu.
Assortment 0(
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
. . n 1 I . I I
1 II JVLJZ5jiJrC
MANI.'FACTl'KEO TO OltOEK
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED
and at Uio
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,
j
t JtjL t& Houm.
1
BREWERY,
COOS B.A."Y"
AKKET,
MM.UMII IKi l, OKI I. ON.
AV. U. Simi-so-s . D lloi I vn
l'ro'ri-iurn.
1VL- iij .-- -j- !--
nnd pro Moiih of all kimln
oid hi i lie lowest
liinv' r.Ut-s
-id
!;, I'.'i:) at .my i-.Int di.re.l
ZZZ.
i eTT! PT TT.
,
1
. M-.ss.
UUiOINtJ CVMI'S
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYS RFADY,
ntnnio IIIOUII
k k. . - iu, 'r. i hut the host J?!
a. id ..isine Miif.u-iiiii.
.1
-i
ti town. TerniH
11. Hmi.kttxN Co.
wttrkwt.tr- n,nfiMiini
FIIRFNF fl nONNELL
LUUL,1L u uunnuuuj
,, . . s
Stoves & Ranges.
1 , . ..I
Hardware.Tools,
I llip.iMlH'lllS.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
AMMUNITION.
LA-iyEFS & OTLS.
(ion a win w i;r
1 1 n i'i 1 l'i iiml I iMiiiu,iirnn-iti-
and I'I lied Viire
mviiii nii' it ur
TIN, COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE.i
.10 it nocik
E-e 1 'i.o wiih Dixi'.virii.
l,-jj-E I I! for hior I'lnwi.
llnwt- -and It' :iiwt 'tiiuisliea
at blio.t noiiie.
THE
PIONEER MARKETS.
M r-111 11 r a V. m'-i "i ' N
II. I WIIITNKV. I'i:u-i 1 ion.
A Hood nlipl
Ml ITON. cun. CAN NED
IJEEF.
rfflH
I'OKK, ETC
El I'. IMC
ami all I.huN of
sALTMEATSani.VEGETABLES
constantly on hand Alnoa ,
good Htoc k of
onooM iiHfis.
V E S S UI,S
1 nnnikin padq
1 Luuuinu u hiv j 1 u
SCPl'LUH) AT S It OUT XUTIC 1:
THE
NEW DRUG STORE
!
M A nSFI lil.lt, on.
nkxt noon to Ji.Mi.ornci:.
L O II IS Al US' II ft Hi I'rolll'lllin:
FI.'LL STOCK OF
Drugs & jlleriiciiitts,
CO.N.S'J'ANTI.Y ON HAN 11. '
i
P.liST ISIUSIiS OF ClfiA ns
jy-jyl'rc-Ki-iiptioiiH Curefully Cuiii
pounded by ('oiiipetcul I'll) Hit inn. i
' C Ml till 11
JjI VCrViV V (MMI iM l 1.
MARSHFIELD. 0GN.
N0II1.E uitos,
I'roprietoin
We liavo lately huilt a 11 ml elass
Htalilo on I'inutieedaiid huvo IIoims
o lino at in iioiii-n. iiHiiiinu iiunu ui.
M.o.tnoike.
II It S I X K S H t'A It I) M.
T.C. MACKKY, Ml).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
F.Mi'tiil: Cm. Oukcion
C U. HO I. DFX. M D
PHYSIUIANd&SUUUtUN
.. ........ n n li n n f - at
M MiNiiru-.il. (hmiiiN.
('. W. TOWK15.M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
MMINIIKIiau, OlIKiloN
W. ('. ANT.KI., M. I).
PHYSICIAN am. SURGEON
CiHitiiiif citir, Ofin.
S. II. M . Mll, .1. . II VMtUON
ZAI5I v HAMILTON.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
ill pruetiee in the viiiiiiiih .-nulls
of the Mute
on in: .r i:mi-iiu, ir. Hon.
J. ML. SIO-LIIT
Atmnwev a-rniiW5Piinn AT IAW.
TO
nlw " uuu ,
M tllL'MI.MIM It lit t'l !l IV
i I . IV. M i i i i ' . v'.w '
(i vVKMSTKi:,
A-rrnniicv b. rnimect I nR at t AU
miuniu, uuuunn, .n
M MIMII It 1 1, 'III
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
j
XIIT.IRV I'l IILHW rilU:i 1MB,
""""
I..1UIHI. till, Will.
- -
I oiiertnniH uiui mir r ihimiiu-x pun-mi
in inv hands, will ren i- piompt utl.-ii-'al
I lion." i::tf
W. P. WHUJIIT,
C. S. Jthu'ntl ami V. S. ncjHtta
S U It V K V O I. ,
I'oijtm.t.E City, Dun.
I,
I WilUUwlt..Un-l..wimMofunvyiHK
m hiiv iwrt .if Ou- i-.iwit-
lVr'e.'tinap..UII nr.-ytl Imidii, fur
mln-.lttt (ihntt tinth i-
1:. (.'. (S I! I X I) It 0 I) ,
"iTTjRMY 0 f ISSKII.'H AT l.W, shaniMN.uiK. n., I d that w.li.'
nii iuiMiioi'1'ViOM moon tiive men trial, Unit willt.-ll
p-li.t" n iultlu-.iiniiai;i is ri'-l ' So licli nu-uniciiMiii i( I in.iU, )uiiln,
lu li f i.1 1 il I l ill Jer,
' You need not pay a quarter of iiilullnr.
MAllKlll-'IlilliLl J cx I'mpr
s - ) "pr"!"Trlv'" ' s "'i1 i.udi-old Imiln alwaji n-.ijy
" I tf I
M.MI-llfll l.ll tll.Kl.nN .
Thix Iiihtilnlitiini ii"W it It. rl tin- Im-i
'.I. illties fur ( illlritllnli tn In ("Uli'l in id.
('m-.! Ui'iiimi of Soiiiliern tiri-tf-rti 'I In
A 1 u-li-lii ii KHliluuti i int tlii ' ilt'iirt
nients us follow
Tlw I'rhiKii't th'wrtiiiriit
In which Introductory Ilniii.-he art
taught, Tin' hinior DcpiirtiHint.
I'lnlirariliK Ortlnwrniihv, It. mliiiit,
Writimt. (iraii'iiiHr, (icoBniphv. Ilitnrv
j l'hystiiilntcy, J'j.uliir S.-Iiiit uiui .Men
ttti ami I'ni.-tt.-ul ArtiiiuiPtie.
Tin' Si'iihn' Ih'iHirtini'iit
r.inlirni'iiiK' ltHik-keeiini;('inKl' and
d'liihle entry dtoianj . ( 'li miHtry . I'uliti
.-ill Kt'oiioiny, Ijilili, lllii'luric', IHkIii"
Arithiueti.',' Alichra. (!eonu-tr, Tngi
nuiiietry and Mirve)lnu.
mi 'si a
I iiHt rtu-t Ion in tliin hrniu-li ii uiven
when desired.
IloAKi) en 1 1 be had fur from : to ( I
per week with private fain i lie, and fur
mill le. wneit h-vuki himicnu nn t-1
Kdlitr and Ixwril theinm-lveii. j
TIlllMS. ,
I'riinnrj' Duimrtinent - - - $.", no,
hinior . . .... 71
I Senior . . .... n im
I '' T" M S'rinciofll.
I vl-.'t-tf.
! '
K7U 11 mi'li. $l'.'a 1l.1v .it lioiue eai -
ly in.i.le C..Htl imllil fne Addri'M
lmi.A.(. A.iKU-l.!, Mhhil.
Equal to iny. ExccMoyHoie.
'X' 1 1 IC
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN. '
JMaauraclurfHl ul Worc.alir, .11 m.
ILL Unvraixm ny w may U f Ain.l
"'" ImlruuKhU, a. a ll -y t mum inauy
ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENT!!
t'TT ROUP ,u other OcKJ' .
Alrnlnnto produou work whloh ohnll !
Durnliln, wo will not uiicrlflco ihnt which
U not aaen, and yat lit vltnl to ii parfaot
?Y.nr"o,r!" ,Ur ' 'nH,", " ,n?,o,Bn0"
Wn nii ft I ill an1.tiil Intirurl oi
, o bii; uu cnnutciir, rrr.i nt m
Sljllsli anil Apjiroirlal(i C'uhi-r 1
M ran l fomul in (lie mirkcl, witll n fiimli wlntli li
in iuiu by any,
AS R C Q A P D O TOMB,
TIH rOLUlWINO
Award wllh Medal & Diploma or Honor
was ciiAHieti uv 71m
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION COMMISSIONED
" tu lirf li Workutnililp, Ctirnui. II RlfTaD
BR1LLI11CY Of TOIK, utllormll, In -.ir IM C.n.ul
nt lilt y U lUlualiil If flUoeii fr tlii purlin lattiiM."
Ht not f.il to in:ile ajiJicatioii anil
1!XAMINK TIIEHU IWBTltUMlJIITa
JScTore rurcluiiiii-
Catalogue! fic-, mi a.licjlion lo lU
Taylor L Farley Organ Co.
WORCSTn. MASS.
K.f i ko pei day at huiii.'. Humphm
, ,.,,,rl :. f.,.,, a.i.i,,. w,.v..w x- i..
ir.,Mi,i, m,,.,,..
NASBURG & HIRST
I l'm I'M nil i;r, Mii,.,i,, 0,, '
: IV K ! nvRVRnvHTUAM
M ' ' . 'iTIUUUHIV (III In,,,!-
i our large- and euiiiiuodiuiiH ' , '"
Well selei led Ktucfv of ""'"-'.n
GENERAL MERCHANDISP
i --.!
'"it-liiB ill I III. bfHtHliipk, ,Mffl
Hey
T-i nz. v -. ,-n
of nil kinds, the eholeehl '
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
A I.AtttlKMnil ly UV
CI.OTIIINd,
HATS and CAI'H,
HOOTS mid Klltil.v
lUUmiCltS an.lOII, C'I.OTIVn
KI.IIM'KI.H and Oil, (Y.OTi,0'
I'HOCKKUY and 01. ss
WAUKJIAUDWAHK
and T()()ls
Cifflirs mid Tohsii...
0,
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i iiiiui, wuti iniii uiriililick,
t'liolee IVIiii-H anil Minior,,
Tlimiire ami Aiiii,im0B
crn.unv. warn n,i
WILLOW II HtK.nn
Sclxool Boolse
M
STATIONERY
n'oinviMiinvn '
.-"J'""'
(hirixt.i-.ioHluitt eiiHCH arc lill
with thfllnettt
miLLiNtMY AND FANCY GODns.
pick-ks Tos.nn, t,u.
-
i 4- " .'' K"dt I'urehiiKo.l at our
" "-ueiiteicu nee oi i-lmrcu
any lmint on the ii.nto of tho
! 'teaiiier Myrtlo. IJtf
vox's iiiimii:usiioi.
n rttosroK tijk. i.miiai. imni
.MHwhiloltl.omi
If 011 want hiuhvkIhim-.
! AnkooiI iis liurln-r t-vi'iiruM-
I fltl .f,lt i.ti ..... I ..... ..!
-.........,, .,1,11., Ill, IMIllHJII,
ri""" ,"0r.',1 'li" niK'" "r ,,,IM no"i
Myr.ty.oiT. litr. my ..-m.ih k.-.-n.
My shop w mmt mid ovu-h rh-an ,
And Iheie I think that yon will lind
I Midi urui-lctOMiiit tliemiiid ,
j I trim the huirwith Nkill fm Kiit,
Of iiniriie I ln iirifi. iu ftfi v ........
('Ot).s II Y
FURNITURE
C.iSsrMI OS ll.M
' Miltlri'sr A Itfil.tli mln.
'lull rn .1' Loiliulrx,
t'l-llm .1' CliliUri,
I'KTUtKS. IUAMI.S, MDl I.DINOf!,
T.ltl.i:s. MIKItdltv .'.-
'iu lit I (; room I'u mil o re
Made to Oidir
f.'0-77.V.S' made 11 1 .mrti t notice.
SEWING MACHINES
Attai-hmi m, XfKin.li Ac,
r M UK
hltf l'l.iii.n ii'i:.
New Market.
Itu-s ,t TI.MMI.ItMVN
J VVonld ai.i.oiinie to th.- i-ililic Hint
I their n w maiket
JOI'I'OSITI'.TIIECI.NTUAI. IIOTEI.
I IN MltV Ol'I.M.II
, AN ,,,. ,.y A ,. ;pU1;pAU, .DtoShl.I,
am. kin r
I lU'.r.l'' I'OltK A. MI.ATHnf AM. UlSM
IpROVISIOnTaTd VEGETABLES
I VKSSCLS nnd KKidlMI camps
I si rri.ii n
t'trvtucK down th the m i.
! NEW HOME
Sewing- Machines,
, .ll'STUECEIVEI) HYSTAMKU'
rou mi,i
I AT REDUCED RATES, BY
HEN It Y o 1'i.or.ur.u,
I ' 1) Jlnrw'H Eiiiplict'iiy
W. (I.WKB.STKR,
nrAM.it n
. TV A MA
' W. LfnATA .UflLv
I Lik.pUli I O. SHU CO
J
Ami l.rull l'linlliK
Maiihiii ii i n, On
IIIAVIJ hTrThY ICKTrilSi:i
J from' San lianeiHco with a 0 ' '
pleto stock of eveiy thniK in in)' "llu
ready iniiile hoots and nhocx, eh"
BST MATERIAL NLY USED.
FARM FOR SALE.
small fakm Hiri-A;ri-:i ON
j tho hank of the Coiill Klvor
roiitainiiiK -8 acres
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With lloiuo and Oiohaitl (an "u
Huiitml at a IlinisoniihloKiK''
For parllenlaiH apply l
HliWIIV Hr.NflHTACKI.N.
Umpliv City, Omk""'
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, in win, iww wqgsflJBaaBnPB'J ttmmimjZZZ!BmijtiMM
MJtWa1 1 LUILIM" IIIIIMH 111