The Ooast Mail.
BATUItDAY, FKIIKUAIIY 28, 1880.
ItEPUIILICAN 8TATK CONVENTION.
A Itcpubllcan Convention for the State
of Oregon in called to meet nt Portland,
Wednesday, April 21hI, 1880, at 11
o'clock a. m., for the purjrono of nominal
Iiir n candldnto for Contrna, three can
didates for Presidential Electors, three
candidate for Judges of tho Supreme
Court, Judges and Prosecuting Attorneys
for each of the several Judicial District,
nnd tho election of six delegates to attend
Uio National ItcptibHcan Convention,
nnd to transact such other business an
may properly come before the Conven
tion. Tho Convention willconci-t of 1C5 Del
egates, apportioned among the various
counticHns follows:
linker , 4
llenton G
GUckama. 10
Clnteoii R
Columbia 3
Coo c
Curry a
DoukU" ,.U
(Irani. 6
.Tackton 6
Jnnepliltic j
l.nko a
I.ane 9
I.I 11 n 11
Marlon 17
Multnomah 34
1'olk 7
TIHaaiook 1
Umatilla 7
Union 5
Washington 8
Waco
Yamhill 9
The N.imo being one Delegate for every
100 votes, and one for even fraction of 50
vote and overran for Secretary of State
at the last general election.
The Committee recommend that the
primaries Iks held on Saturday, April 3,
1680, and tho County Coaientlons on Satur
day, April 10, 1SS0, unless otherwise ordered
by the proper County Central Committee.
David Fkomax, Chairman.
JosBi-n Rivox, Secretary.
The SjHlem ofpnimlng I.nwn aw
"Kltlcrw" to the AppropIutloB
XIIIIk.
The Democratic parly for .1 few
3cars past lias become distinguished
for attempting important legislation
by attaching a provision that would
not pass on its own merits, to an
appropriation bill, and thus force it
through. By this means members
who might lc inclined to oppose
the measure, arc compelled to vote
for it or run the risk of defeating
necessary appropriations to carry on
the Government.
The San Francisco "Call" on this
subject says :
The debate in Congress on the
amendment of the rules shows very
plainly that there is a large element
of tho Democratic party unwilling to
relinquish tho right of attaching
"riders" to the appropriation bills,
lfon. Alex. II. Stephens, of Georgia
whose democracy is not to be im,
peached, made an able speech in the
House against the practice on tho 10th
instant. "He did not believe," he said,
"that, according to tho Democratic
doctrine of Jefferson, Madison and
Jackson, it was ever intended that ap
propriation bills should be encumber
ed with any other legislation than ap
propriations. If there had been any
progress in legislation in this country
it had been in excluding from appro
priation bills other matters as ri
ders." Congressman Speer, also from
Georgia, had preceded Mr. Stephens
in this lino of argument. He declared
that "no one could measure the evils
to which the course pursued by the
Democrats at the extra session might
lead. Among the results which might
be expected," he said, "were anarchy
nnd the repudiation of the National
debt." It is not believed that these
viows will prevail with the Democrat
ic majority in Congress, which has
made up its mind to precipitate a
state of a flairs such as existed at the
extra session. It has boon warned,
howovcr.by the leading lights of the
to desist, but seems not willing to
take heed.
The Indian Territory
It will be remembered that a short
time since the President issued a proc
lamation forbidding tho invasion of
tho Indian Territory by emigrants,
and intimating that in case the proc
lamation was disregarded tho military
would be used to remove them. Now
comes a Kansas City dispatch, which
says : ' Soveral car loads of emigrants
from tho central States went down
the Galveston road the other day,
whose real destination is supposed to
bo Indian Territory. Colonics are
forming in southern Kansas, town
companies aro organizing in Kansas
City, and there is but little doubt but
thcro will bo a formidable invasion.
The President's proclamation excites
ridicule. It appears that plenty of
capital is invested in tho enterprise.
Tho affair seems to bo enginecrsd by
eastern capitalists,"
Tin: little town of Osccolu, Greene
county, bus been almost swept away
by n freshet in Little Barran river. A
number of houses wore carried off with
nearly all their contents, while many
wcro hardly able to get their furniture
out boforo tho water submorgod thoir
houses. Goucho's flno flouring mill
was dashed to pieces by tho wator and
carried down tho curront. Tho loss
is very groat, probably reaching $100,
(X. Tun great local question in Polk
county at the ensuing olection will bo
tho location of tho county seat. Dab
las and Independence will bo tho two
competing iKtlntP, nnd tho voto will ho
very close.
The Tolly of Imbor Riot.
The clomors and threats of the
sand-lot agitntors of San Francisco,
which have been on the increase for
sonic lime past, have brought out
Mayor Knlloch in a speech. It was
announced that ho would speak at
Union hall last Saturday evening,
and soon after the doors were opened,
the ball was crowded to its utmost
capacity. To illustrate the folly of
tho destruction of property as a rem
edy for existing evils, Knlloch said :
" It will be idle to argue then, as
I am happy to bo able to do now
applause, upon the folly and fool
ishness of disorder, when offensive
buildings are burned or blown up,
when trains arc wrecked, depots de
stroyed, and tracks torn tip. The
authors of the mischief suppose the
owners are tho principal sufferers.
Never was there a more foolish mis
take. They have only made a ready
sale of their property. The public
must pay the bills the laboring
classes themselves must pay the
most of them. Applause, and cries
of "That's so." New York city
I had to pay for every dollar's worth
of property destroyed or stolen by
the rioters of 1SG3, and, the riot
ing classes have had to pay their
1 snare. 1 nev oanccu out tnev
"have had to pay the fiddler."
Wealthy men and corporations aro
assessed, as a rule, on only a small
portion of the real value of their
property. But the owners of small
farms, or a few head of stock, or a
little homestead, or a small comer
grocery, are assessed up to the full
value of their property, and the
more they are assessed, the more
laborers will have to pay for neces
saries of life. Every loaf of bread
they eat, every pair of shoes they
wear, everv article thev or their fam
ilies consume is loaded with an ad
ditional price to help pay the taxes
made necessarv bv everv riotous
demonstration. Tho total loss by 1
the Pittsburg riot was $4,500,000.
$172,000,000 with a population of
14U,UUU. 1 .:e amount necessary to
pay the damages is equivalent to a
fine of $32 15 upon every man,
woman and child in the city. The
lesson of this, is that laboring men,
when they feel themselves -wronged,
should make persistent but peace
able appeals for redress. There is,
as a rule, no scne in strikes. There
is no reason in riots. There is no
weal in war. Applause.
E. S. Kearney has been appointed
U. S. Marshal for this State.
Advice from Caracas, Venezuela,
to the Gth instant, state a rising oc
curred at Ciudad Bolivar, on the 29
ult. General Castilla Cortes, Com
mander of that place, was killed and
the rebels proclaimed General Colina
their Chief. Guzman Blanco was tak
ing active measures to suppress the
rising. Three steamers and 200 men
are ready for the campaign.
Ax account of the discover of per
petual motion by Wm. S. Obern and
Wm. F. Hyett, of Richard township,
Marion county, Ohio, is given. The
truth of the discover' is vouched for
by leading citizens. It consists of a
largo iron wheel, containing a large
number of slides, inclined panels, etc.
It will start itself. Obern is a miller
and Hyett is a mechanic. A model
has been made and sent to Washing
ton to patent. Meantime the patent
ees keep it under lock and key.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
TOIIN GILMAN, ADMINISTRA-
if tor 01 me estate 01 jonaiiian un
man, deceased, havinir filed hia final
account for the settlement of said es
tate, it is ordered that MONDAY,
THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1S80, be set for the hearing of any ob
jection thereto, said hearing to be at
the courthouse, Empire City, Or.
By order of Hon. J. II. Nosier, Coun
ty Judge of Coos county, Or.
Alex. Stauff,
8-4t County Clerk.
TICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at )
Ro8Kisvi(G, Ok., Jan. 8, 1880. (
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty da s from
th date of this notice, viz : James
SE!f of SEW. Sec. 1. T29SR 13 W
and names tho following as hi wit
nesses, v iz ; Wm. Rohm, of Myrtlo
Point, Coos county, and Daniel Stlo
phens.of Norway, Coos county, Or. e
:, Wm F Benjamin, Register.
FARM FOR SALE I
-1 ff ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
J 01 at -bo mouth of Willanch
uhugh, near North Bend and Mursh
field. Good houso and out buildings.
Adapted for dairying or general fann
ing. Good young orchard. Ono of
tho best farms in Coos county. Tho
place, with stock nnd implements, will
bo Bold very cheap.
B-For further particulars applv at
the office of the Cc-.st M.u. j"
McNaughton, Homestead Application
No. 2U20, for the E). of SWK, SWK
nf SWK. See. 6. T2'J. S R 12 W and
NOTICE F0K ITUMCATION.
Land OmcR, )
HosEiitmo, Or , Jan. 23, 1SS0.
NOTICE IS HKRErtY GIVEN
that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in snppott of his
claim and secure final entry thereof
nt the expiration of thirty ifays from
date of this notice, viz. : Goo, Laur
rence, homestead application No. 2138
fortheSKV.1 ofNWij.SS of NK5.
nnd lot I, sec 20, T 3S.SK 14 west nnd
names tho following as his witnesses,
vix: Dennis Cunnifl'.of Curry county
Oregon, nnd John Kitzhugh, of Curry
county, Oregon,
fi V.m. F. Hkxoamin, Register.
ADMIMSTILITOK'S NOTICE.
In the matter of the administration
of tho estate of N. M. l.owe, deceased,
TVTOT1CK IS HEKEHY GIVEN
J. that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator ol tho estate of
S". M. Low, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate aro
herein notified to ptosont tho same to
mo at my residence on Isthmus
Slough, in Coo county, Oregon, with
proper vouchers within si mouths
from this date. L. N Low,
Administrator
Dated this 21th day of Jan 1SS0. 4
NOTICE OFJINAL PROOF,
LvNtl Ofkick, I
RosKiirno, Or.. Jan 14th. 1SSCM
"iYJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
I that tho following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof
at the expiration of thirty days from
the date of this notice! viz": John
Cresswell Homestead application No.
2432, for the Nt, of SEi4 and lots 4
and o sec. l.r, and lots 1 and 2, sec. 22,
T40, S It 14 west, and names the fol
lowing as his witnesses- Win. Kirk,
of Curry county, Or., and George S.
Harris, of Curry county, Or.
4 Wm. F" Bexj.v'min. Register.
BOOT&SHOEMAKP
Makshfield, Ogn
WILIiDOAIiLltlWDB
OK
qttstoim: woirk
in a thorough manner and uso
onlv the
BEST MATERIAL
557-Shopon Front Street, opposite the
Pionei Market. vl-7-tf
2f THE
Central Hotel,
Cor. A and Front Sts., Mabsiifield.Or.
-TZT-AVING TAKEN CHARGE OF
-A-JL. the above named house, we can
promise to our patrons,
FIrt-cln Farr, rnlr Denting?
And courteous attention.
S& TRIAL IS SOLICITED..
O Ult D Alt
Is well supplied in its line, and is under
our personal management.
WERDEN BROS,
Proprietors
LiyeryiSrFeecl Stable,
MARSHFIELD, 0G
NTOBLE BROS., - Proprietors
Wc have lately built a first-clas
Stable on Pine street, and havo Horses
to hire at all hours. Hauling dono at
ahort notice.
VICTORIOUS!
HIGHEST & BEST AWARD
And Grand Xedal of Honor.
Economy, Durability and Rapidity
combined with perfect work,
Art DiiunpiJhi"t Feature! of il
cclcbraioi
Giant Farm ai Warehouse Fans,
MACE BY
A. P. DICKEY,
Raolno, Wis.
Now IjTlnc n-jny lite improTenieiilJ, they ;re fully
Fi! f eeiy demand i clein.jg 1 kmJi Crin.
Pen. Uearf, Cattur Ueiri, Ccm and hm.ll J-ed
They trade Wbeit perfwilr by nice lundlm. Sep-
arau Oat from Wheat, r.ey end Ke Theyhare
(.Torer, Flax !-eed. Orchard (;, and s'l othe
c ii c..j. Thrv Ihnff ttrf-cty. and c rob.ee
cYery qualificauon r-t;t.eJ t do u.
the tbortctl uoc,
bc.t wbrk il
W.reh.ui-, f w.'l s r -1 Mil!', " U'lr eon
dic ihc d-raand :sd nu 5 opjetty cffio S
to 500 bu.!: per kcu, tccciime l ' ''J'n
l,ey are tlifppcd. L"tl hraa trintpon.uon,
r.i .-t I-P" ct "Lnc.cl.td dnM ht foiwdlnt
Wid Can cr .StMiwr. Orderi filled nc uiy t
fccixec
fenieccc'tolicittd.
..) .... . . , . .... r 1 .tf ii,.
cratl and Circu'sr. luppliid on appUn"Son. I ileei
.:.r 1 ?.!& u6d en BUial leiret. Corte
BAY VIEW BREWERY,
nA-ISHFIEJliX), OGKN.
Wm. Rciclier tPropricto r
Keeps constantly on hand, ami ollcra for sale a superior article of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WHOLESALE asm RETAIL.
MY BAR IS SU1 P1.1KD WITIITHK CHOICEST nitAXDS OF
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
BKANCI1 SALf ON AT KMI'IRF. CITY.
rppq p
LOCKHART HOTEL,
Mr. J-2. M. Lockhart Proprivtrcsn
E.Mnr.E City.Ook.
Rosclmrg A: Coos Bay
STAGE
LINE
.. CLOVGII dx CO., J'roprUtoi-9.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Stage will leave Coo.t City every
day (Sunday excepted) at 7 30 A. M.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
WILL FIND THIS TO HU
CHEAPEST, BESTand QUICKEST
OF ALL ROUTES
ROSEBURG OR ANY PART OF
THE INTERIOR.
pLOSE CONNECTION M ADE
j with the cars and overland stages
at Roseburg.
All business entrusted to our care
will be attended to with promptness
and security.
BsaTFARE REDUCED TO i6.J&3
Fetch passenger cdloxeedSOTb of baggage.
For Further particulars enquire of
F. SCHETTER.Aqt.
Telegraph office, Empire Citv.
OrS. S. BAILEY,
Blanco Hotel, Marshficld, Or. 2S
MARSIIFIEI.U
Drug Store,
DR. C. B. GOLDEN, Pnorn.
Opposite Xanburg's Store.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ALL SORTS OF
:o:r,tt3-s
-ANI-
CHEMICALS
9 WINES FOIt 0
MEDICINAL I'CItrOSES,
X IT JB1 -1 T XT 3T V M ,
BPONOBS.
TOXXiIBT.AIlTX-
oiisa, x3n:ri.arTTManxw,
BTATIONIDIIY AND
HCHOOIiBOOJCS,
also choice
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
and everything utually kept in a
MEDICAL IllSPENSAKV.
Prescriptions iM re fully Com
pounded. Al-3-tf
E. A. Anderson,
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
MARSHFIELD, OR.
HAULING DONE AT SHORT NO
ticc and at very reasonable rates
COAL A.VD WOOD CONSTANTLY ON HAND
E. B. Dean & Co.
E. B. DEAN, D. WILLCOX
AND
C. II. MERCHANT.
We have Always on Hand a Full
Assortment Of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
LTTIMIIBIEilR,
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED.
and nt the
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICE8,
COOS IB-AY"
MARKET,
MAltHSllrlKl.D. OltKUON,
W. R. SlMl'tOS A I) Il0U.INI)
Proprietors.
MEATS
and provisions of all kinds
sold at I he lowest
living rates
and
JilrI"l-;A-;atiiny point dcsiied
STT'IJPIIPXjXIE.S
ron
VESSELS.
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYS RFADY.
&a5Wo keep nothing but thcbcst(n8
and insure satisfaction,
l.v-l-tf
8Ba week in jour own town. Terms
and Jo free. Address II. II.vi.i.r.Tr A Co.
Portland, Maine.
EUGENE O'CONNELL'"
nun r.
btoves & Kansres.
J
"
latest Iinproed
HardwareJools,
AM)-
1 mp 1 o m cu t s .
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
i AMMUNITION.
. LAMPS &c OILS.
WOOD ,t WILLOWWAUE,
SteamVater l'ipo and Fittings, Gran
I ite and Plated NVares.
MANITACTCIIKIIS OK
JIN, COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE,
ion tvoitK
KKCITKI WITH DlSI'VTCH.
tiarEXTRAS for Stovet, Plows
Mowers and Reapers furnished
at hhort notice.
PIONEER MARKETS,
MAitsiiriEi.n a Empiiu. City.
II. P. WHITNEY, I'noi'iiihTon.
A good nupply of
MUTTON, ua. CANNED
11EEF, nmsm
GOOCS.
ETC , ETC.
PORK, ETC.
fl
and all kinds of
SALTMEATSaniVEGETABLES
conntantly on hand Also a
good stock of
cmoojniiiMM.
V E sTl5 L 8
LOGGING" CAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE
lv-itf
THE
NEW DRUGSTORE,
MARSFIELD,OR.
NEXT DOOIt TO MAII.OrTICE.
LOUIS AIUXROE, Proprietor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs Aj Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
DUST BRANDS OF CIGARS
ftayI'rcHoriptini)H (Jarofully Coin
pounded by Compotent I'hywician.
bit s i n 1: s y c a it i) a.
T.C. MACICEY.M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON!
Emimiii: Cirv.'OuiKioN.
C. U. GOLDEN, M. D
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
MAiisiiriKi.it, Oiu.hon.
C. W. TOW15U, M. I).
PHYSICIAN &SURGE0N
MAIINIIFIKI.lt, OltKUON.
W. C. ANCiKU M. I).
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Cnnitlllv Cit I, ()(iii.
H H.H A Uil, J. W. II V.MII.ION
HVAUl) it HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will piacticc m the various counts
of the stale.
oM'irr. .vr r.MHitr. citv, Ohn.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MAKSIinr.I.D.OItlKiON
(i. WKHSTKIt,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M uminiap, Oiikohn.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
.OTAIIVI,rilLHU,0.VEVA.TEII,
KMI'lIti: CITV, (Kl.N.
Collections ami other Iiiih1iiim placet I
in my hantlt, M ieceio piompt attcn
Jion. l-;i-t(
V. l. WUK1UT,
. '. Mineral ami U. S. Deputy
s u it v is v o it ;
C'oijfu.i.ii; City, Oo.v.
Will attend In th(t)iiilnosrofHurveyiii(:
in anv part of the county.
IVrlecl muptot all siirvejetl lands, lur
-.lU'ilut llort notice
i:. ;. (; i: i it uiid,
mtissEr nd rnuNSKi.i.nR at law,
-iox.i.v
A (-l'.utr oitiulilie patr
, OIIIIIC.ON
patroilHKe Is lt"eet
1 :tMf
I (till Mllt tl
MAHrlII''IlUt.U
( "T)mTr,"Trr:"
M UHiiriKi ii Ormiiin
Thi IilHtitutitmn now atrurdt the bi'ht
facilities fr eduialioii to be found m the
.'.r, i.i ,iiiii .,, ...i,,(i,.i ..i.vii ill.
Academy it unulu.itctl into three ilotrt
mentH a.t lollnwn -
'I'lie I'rininrii Driiitrtinrnt
In which Introductory Hniiu-lics uro i
t.uiL'ht. i
I 'Ihe.lanlor intmrtment.
Embrai'iiK; OttlioKmpliy, ItcadinK.
WritiiiK, Giaiiimar, GmiKraphy, IINtor.v, I
I'hvMoloRV, Familiar Sciente "ttiiil Men
tal'and Pr'attU-al Arithmetic.
The Senior Department
Embracing IS(Mik-k(cping(HiiiKle ami I
double entr))lliit.iuy, ChcmiHtry, I'oliti
o.il Econnaiy, Latin, Itlietoric, llilii"
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trij;
nomutry and Hiirscyiiif;.
At IJSIC,
Inftructiou in thin brunch in iven
when deHired.
Ho Mm can be hud fur from 'i to (I
per week with private fumiliu.M, and for
Htill Ici4 uliciirtevcral Htudeiitri club to
Kuthur and boanl thuiurit'Lcri.
TERMS.
Primary Dupurtmeiit - - -1 ft.OO
Junior . . .... 7(5(i
Senior . . .... jo.OO
J. T. McCohmac,
I'riiieitial.
vl-3-tf.
7'J a week. V2 a day at home eitni
lv made CoHtly outllt free Addrenn
Tin 1: A Co AiiKUHt.i, Maine.
Eanal to Any. ExceUeQ l)y None.
Tine
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN, i
9IatnurMclur4 at lVrcler, 91mm.
iLt IUFIS7ZUII1I3 of any value may U (aiuJ
u theM iiutruinenli, u.d lly cuiuin many
EeaiNTIAL IMPROVBMINTS
H07 KVVS l other Organi.
Aiming to produoo work whloh ahnll ba
Duriiblsi we will not norirloa that which
l not en, nnd yot U vltnl to n part.ot
o;wn.r,n oruer ,0 mK. rnor.T.no,
W are (till enaLlttl to initnl at
8t7lu.l1 mid Appropriate Ciwei
aa can he found In the inarlict, with a fini.li wIikJi It
lit ,uU!l by any.
A8 RKQAnoo tone,
im 1 ....rrnT? r
Award with Medal & Diploma orilonor
WA CHAN7HU liV THK
CINTENtllAL EXIIIDITIOU COMMISSIONCnSi
for luiritf la IVtl aituVlp, Eimihi, rt'UTt an4
DRILLUJCI tt T0JK, iinlftrollr ' fT an Itntral
Ullll; la latUiktl Ipfllaaitt hi lit ytiftui lidoM."
Do not fail la male i(ilicaiIoi anj
EXAXIXfK THIJOK IHDTRUMKNTfl
Iltfoie J'urclmtuc.
Cataloguct free, en ailic.Ucii to the
Taylor & Farloy Organ Co.
WOIlOEHTEn, MASS.
JS 10 8'JO por day nt homo, Samplon
"orto fr free. AddronH .Siimkon A Co.
1'oitlaml, Maiiiu.
NASBURG & HIRST
Kiiom" Srui:i;r, M,vii$uii'ii;i.t), Ou.v,
jVIEW GOODM iTyEVEUYHTEAM.
1 or, keep constantly mi hand In
our hugo anil commodious Mtoi u
well selected stuck of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
consitsing of the best staple nnd fancy
r)K,"X O-OODs,
of nil kinds, tho choicest
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
A t.Aimi: jnot'K or
(M.OTMINt!,
HATS ami CAPS,
HOOTS ami SIIOKH,
ltUMMKUS ami Oil, CLOTHING
SLII'I'lOltS ami OILCLOTH '
ritocKKIlY mid (SLASH
WAUK.llAltDWAItK
uittl Tools,
('iiUL's and Tobacco,
I'aluls, (IN anil ViirnMio,
Cliolce IMnes itiul Mtpiorn,
Tlinnue ami Atiitiiiiulllon.
CUri.UllV. Unnlt ,!
II "ll II A HE, nnd
Scliool IBoolvis
STATIONERY,
9'UJLNimiZIVU A.Ur,
jvni.) uortuuilV
OiiriteiiNicHhon cuxch are filled
with tho linesi
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
lMtlCKS TO SI IT THK TI.MK'S.
N It All Hoods ituihn.M"d at our
Store will he dehxeied fire ot chai;tj
at any point on the unite of tho
'toainur Myrtle. vl-J-tf
'0'S llAItlll'.It MIOI',
i n ruu.Nr or tiii: fi;Niiui. iionu.
.Martihfittltl, On
If you want anoaxy wlmt,
AKOod H.t lmtln'rtvei nave,
Just call on mo at my milium,
Pioin mom 'till mentor buny noon.
My laois'fharp, my hcjomois, keen,
JIj tthnpi'i neat and towel clean ;
And there 1 think that you will find
Knell artirle to Mil it tin" mind ;
I trim the huir with xkjll for j'.entft,
Of cotllte the pru'i" it ii ft rent ,
ShiunpooiiiK, too, I tin thai well,
tlivu me a trial, that w ill tell ,
So helpme kiik'ioiih if I make von IkH-
ler,
You need not pa a iiinrter of a dollar.
J V Cov.I'ronr.
i'' - Hot ami rultl butliH always ready
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Wq COOS ISA 1
V
Pforniture
r' I Q (y i ,
y
Cosstvntiv i.s iiano
Mattrestr A llcitstcail,
Chairs ,V .(iliifr.x,
Crlltt iT Cradlerf
I'IClTltES. I'ltAMLH. MuUI.lUNGH,
TAHI.r, MlltltOltS Ac
t'liunilns-firaiii I'uniliiim
Made to Ordei
COUFIXS made at rdiortcxt notice.
SEWING MACHINES
AlTAilIMI-NlH, Nr.KIU.1,8 ito.
F MAUK,
Kltf I'ltoi'iinrroi;
New Market.
UOH A TI.MMEUMAN
Would aiinoiuicc to tho public that
their new market
OPPOSITE THE TEXTUAL HOTEL
ih .sov oi't.sr.n
AND THEY AHE PUKPAKEI) toSEI.L
AM. KIMIH OK
IIEEF I'OItlv A MEATS of ALLKINDB
p n 0 V I S 1 0 nT A ND V EGETADLES
VESSELS and lAXUUXG CAMPS
v
SUPPLIED
KICLH D '. N TO THE HEDJfcl
L K'k
NEW I30ME
Sewing Machines,
Jl ST RECEIVED BYHTAMEK'
ron hali:
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
HEXKYO I'LOEOEIt,
D MnrHtV Einpiio City.
'Y. Ci.WKH,STKfl,
;
1 DKAI.KIl IN
av r
VVX- JftnTA llflTO
CjjOOTS, dHOES
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x,,it " ,1iiI1hk:.
MaIINIIIII II), Oil.
(IHAVE LTELY UETUUNED
, fiom.san rrunei"0 with h com-
i''"' '" ib y u,iu
icauy inauo iiooih anil miiucm, en-
' BST MATERIAL NLY USED.
FARM FOR SALE,
A SMALL I'AHM SITUATED ON
y tho bank of tho Copullo Kivu r
cotitaiiiinc iM luicH
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With Jlfjutfu and Orchaid Uan bo
Ittialcil at a ituaitmiablo Itiilu.
. KorpartlinilaiH apply to
HlitfllY SlD.'dlll'.UKKV,
Empiiu City, OinK'Ui"
mws
tar!.!
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