tmnmmmfm
Tlio Coast Mail.
'-'- -
gyrpnoAV, . march 13, isso.
IIKPUIUJCAX COUXTV cox-
vitxnox,
Tlio Koptiblica't voters of Coos
CTHinly nro lioroby .unified to meet in
ooiivontloii ut Coqtiillo City, on Sat
urday, April 10th, 18S0, l ono o'clock
I'. M., for tho purpose, of clioosiiiR six
tlalogntcs to nttoml tlio Hcpublienii
8tnU Convention, nnd nominating
onmlidntos for county officer.
I'riinnriiM will lm hohl nt tho usual
plnoas of voting in tho covcrnl prc
ohiol, on Saturday, April 3, at il
o'ulock l'. m., and arc' apportioned deb
oglitfw ns follows:
Itaivor Slough,
Hnndon,
Hiwatcr Vnlley,
liurton l'miriui" - - - -
Contain, ....
Con City, -
Coos Hivor, ....
OoipiHIu,
CotiuHla Citv,
Umpire City, -Knolmnted
rmirio,
ilnll'sl'mirio. -
Johnson's, ..... j
Utter City, l
Iuko, .-...i
North Coos Klvor, 1
Mnrslirtold, - - . - 10
Missouri, ..... j
Hamlolph, 2
Siimntr, ..... 3
South Slouch, - 1
Kmpiro City, March Cth, 1SS0.
Hyortlerof the. Committee,
1. Hacker,
Chairman.
Hoiv tlioj- Hope to ICcop llic
Ntmtla "Solid."
Tlio better clement of the Demo
orotic party in tho South, says the
'"Statesman," are not quite at case in
tho modes heretofore adopted to
ororcome the colored vote in those
.Stales where the colored population
is largely in majority, as in South
Carolina. The Charleston Kews of
February -1th , has an cditoral en
titled "The Xi'gro vote in South
Carolina kill or Cure." Tho edi
tor admits that they, the colored
poople,can elect their candidates in
1SS0 as the did from 1SG3 to 1S74,
and ho says, in italics that, "it is the
mottled purjose in South Carolina
that tlie intelligent and responsible
sitisens shall rule, whether they are
nnmimillviiitlii.nniinri(v r.r nnl i
'.'' v. ! f l
This is the ottll ntiriM. and now
4 , .-
the only question for consideration
is to determine how this can be
done with tlie least shock to
moral sentiments of the nation.
The queti6n is not discussed upon
tho abstract principal of right, but
how best to do it with the least
shock to the moral sense of the
community. It is admitted that it
can be done in the future as in the
past by the suppression of the Xe-;
gro votes, but this is not without J
"unpleasantness" and attended with
some "uncertainties." The "News'
says that it can Be done according
to law, and in such a manner as to
command the acquiescence of Dem
oorats, of honoitr upright, God-fearing
men in every part of the Union.
It then projoses an education, test
in order to do which it would re
quire a Constitutional amendment,
but in order to make this effective
for the next election, it is proposed
to pass a law requiring all voters to
write their names when they go to
the polls to vote, and all who can
not write are not to be allowed a
vote.
This is rather an injurious plan,
and if fairly and impartially enforc
ed all over the nation, might not be
a bad test, but wo are of the opinion
that our Democratic friends would
not regard such a measure Demo
cratic in any part of the country,
oven in those Southern States where
the lately emancipated race is in
the majority.
Tho object of the movement is so
apparent that it loses all appearance
of justice, and can only be explained
hy that othor enunciation "that it is ;
tho fcottlotl purpose of tlio party to
rule whether they are nominal y in . ,
tho innjonty or not ; peaceably if
wo can, but forcibly if they must.
Tho fchot-un policy will .till be ad-
Jierotl to ii no iK'itcrcau uo uiswu
Tlie Cvnolfvdnv ol" a Irnil
it'tit IiniocratIv Mciiiilor.
A Miorl tinio ince, Miss Jessie Itay
niond, of Washington, brought Hint
nguinst Senator Hon Hill, of Ocorgia.
for Miduotion, claiming .tIO.OOO dam
ngusi. Mih. Uelva Lookwood brought
tho fciiit for Miss Haymond; and as
tho niattor was made public, tho Sen
ator tnko inoasuroH to shield himself
from public condeinnatioii, as will bo
huoii from tho following dispatch of
thO'llh inst. :
" Miss Haymond, in whoso bohalf
Mrs. Holva Lookwood yestordny filed
juipur in this city, in thoMiit against
Boniitor Hon Hill for mhIhoUoii, fitru
nthgi tonhiy the following htatomont:
Wasiiinotcv, March .'Id.
AVhoioae. it suit hni lon filwl by
llilva .. Lookwood, nttornoy-at-hiw,
til tho DliijJ-lct of Columbia, in my
m
nnmc ngaiiut Benjamin II Hill, the
same being an action of damages for
pcuuclion ami support of child, now
of my own freo will and consent,
wttiiottt pay or reward or promise
thereof, I declare that I have no claim
whatever against Honjntnin H. Hill,
and that he is not my ccducor: that
the papers tiled by said l.ockwood
were lllod without my knowledge or
consent, and ngnuit my solemn pro
test: that they wore never read oer
to mo, and no oath was put to mo or
taken by mo in aid cao.
tlKSSIK KAYMoXn. 1
men comes .Mrs. lawyer l.ockwood
with proof of the (fni fides of her ac
tion, which is brought b telegram of
tho 0th, as follows: I
Tho publication of tho statement !
from the plaintitr in tho seduction
case, against Senator Hill, of (leoriiia.l
rcpudiating her affidavit, and ovcul -
nntiniT tl,n ;,,,. i i 1 . i , ,
pntmg tlie benator, bus to-day brought
the well known lady lawyer, Mr. Pel-
va l.ockwood to the front, and hor
n'ulilivhn.i nn....n. .... . i
published counter siatement i tins
evening u racy topic in gossiping cir -
cles. She shows bv the alHdmiu nf
responsible parties that tho plaintiffi
.MiosKaymond.uid make oath to the
charges and sign the papers in the
cao with a full knowledge of their
contents, and Mrs. Lockwood further
declares that she is prepared to prove
that her client was subsequently
bought off by Senator Hill's son and "a
friend of Hill, who visited her for that
purpose, immediately after the suit
was brought.
The Distribution ol'NntnllCoIu.
The subject of tho distribution of
the smaller silver coin to meet tin;
demands of trade.as woll as the gener
al introduction of silver dollars, is at
tracting the attention of the officials.
A late Washington dispatch savs n
great deal of complaint i dailv receiv -
cd from the west becaue of the lack
of fractional currency. It is statel
that :n many places small coin is so
rare that people have to us? postage
stamps for change. Treasurer Gilitin
says that he is not to blame because
silver change is in the treasury in
stead of in circulation as there is no
appropriation to pay the expenses of
! its shipment. People who want frac
tional or silver coin can obtain it in
exchange for legal tender notes by
paying express charges at government
contract rates which tiro threu mills
per mile on every five hundred dollars
or fraction thereof. I Here was 111 the
ireasnrj- viun 10 u.iy i,vvu,wu in
, fractional silver out of f3t,000,(Xl0
i coined. There are thirty-seven mil
lions standard silver dollars and one
litiiiflrrvil nnil fnrtv-tv millirms rnM
L: nil,i imiiinniii in tr..nnrv. a,i
application has also been made to
Congress for an additional appropria
tion for transporting gold and silver
bullion between assistant U
treasurers.
S.
Tun Governor of Virginia does not
propose to permit tho ?tate to reput!
ate her honest debts ; he has vetoed
the Ilergcn bill
He sa Uiat
the
ti'1
tie of the act to re-establish public
credit is a misnomer, its object being
really to repudiate a large part of the
S:ate debt. He holds that the people
by repeated acts of the assembly and
bv the constitution adonted in lO.
lmvo .i.L-nnulpnV,vl thoir doht as due. I
interest and principal, more than 13,-1
000,000 of which is now attcn pted to '
bo repudiated by this bill.
Co.ii, Tiiai.v Wheckkd. A cattle
(lisimtch says a coal train fiom the
Newcastle mine broke down the t roo
tle crossing Little Lake. The entire
train e-tccjit the locomotive and first
car wont down from twenty to ninety
feet and made a complete wreck.
Several men including the Superin
tendent were severely and it is feared
fatally injured.
SUMMONS,
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the county of Curry
Marv U. t liaie s. . a. i nae, ,
Tho Port Orford Cedar Co., IJernhard i
Kerchoirnnd Phillip Fi-lier. !
Suit in equity to foreclose a mort-
?aR.ei.. . - ,1
rno
V. A. C1IA.3K, TUJi run i uii- j
ford Cedar Conipanv. Hemhard
Kerchou" and Philip Fioher, defend-1
nnts. Iii the name of the State of I
n n vftll nrG horcbv renuirea'to an
pear and answer the complaint on file1
- th t.,V next
reuIar torm 0f 8!li,i court. iz : MOX- j
DAY, THE 7TII DAY OFJL'XE A.;
ffij TnnST '
iiiaiui tne piaiuiiii i i.iku utvuv
aguiiifct vou for tho relief in said com
plaint demanded, to wit: Eor the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage exe
cuted by A. W. Chu",oir the 2l day
of June, 1873, in favor of -Mary p.
Chase, for the Bale of tho property in
aid mortgage dehcribed, to utifefy the
claim of the plaintiff and for further
relief. , ,,.,,,
This htinimoiifl a jnihlwlica by or
der of Hon J. F. Wat-on, dated March
Jth, 1880, O ''V'i'wv
11-Ct Atty for Plaintiff.
FARM FOR SALE !
ifk ACHES OF CHOICE LAND
J UU t tho mouth of Willaueh
wl nigh, near Xoith Hend and Mar.h
field. Good bouse and out building".
Ailnptcil for dairying or gener.il farm
ing. Good young oiohard. Ono of
the boat farms in Coon county. Tho
place, with ttock and iuiplomoiit, will
bo jhl very chonp.
ITFor further iuxrticirlnra apply nt
the olllce of tho Coast Maiu fi if
miinjninuunununii in. it mumtji
.ctfRStTCtr. I
-rftfan&HTTPfc,
0SDHU feU HaFfcTd '
IfMw' CELEBRATED UB '
m i
ZftVUDSX&aX ft SI?v '
Nafttt' r cm 't.
"mRLmi&w&m
WmmMmw
i&S
STO'I.tCSJ
TTE
The Hitters in.iruM i. tne.k ellow-
' m,s" ' ,,ux ',,J''m " and white of the ,
Ucm, pnum in tlu lmlit Milo and utulor
,fip ri(.M Mulder Wll(K.t furlV) ,lipu.. i
hijiheolorod urine. iumi, erti(to. dw ,
l,l'P-irt con-tiiwtion, heavine of the'
liciul, mental tHpoidciu'x, or perv otli-
er manifest ion or ae.vi,,,.ai,hiHnt of a I
liortb'releondition of tin lier. Tin
stomach, Nuu-ls and kulre aliuir-.
ii'iirv uii'ir n-jriiiaimjjniui n'mi iiumeure.
Tor niIo lv all lnijriji-t and IVttlero
gt'iu'rallj . 2-tt-l y
riXAL SKTTl.Oir.NT.
In the Count Couit of the State of
..Oregon for the county of Curry, sit-1
ting in probate.
In the matter of tho estate of K. J.
Mackliu. deceased j
V. A. Forgy, administrator of said
estate, having tiled in said court hi
final account for .settlement, showing
that s-aid estate has been fu'Iy adiniii
istentl. Xotice i- hereby given that '
said linal account will In heard ami I
determined in said couit on MON
DAY, thk rirnt DAY OP APKIL. I
A. D. lv0,at lOoVliH-k A. .M..nt which
time all poiou- having any objections
to said final account and settlement, I
mut then and there make the same i
rnblished in the Cost M mi. fori
' four .-ucceie weeks. b older of Hon
ucios . ootirnii. i oumv .iiui'-e
WvLTun Sl'TTOX,
Clerk.
Ki.i.e..-biko. Fibruan 21-t. l"x-0. 0
NOTICE TDK 1'llthU'ATION.
Lvvi) Orrirr., )
PvOEii!ii. Or . Jan. 23, 1?0. S
KOTICK IS HIIUKHY OIVKN
that the following nameil settler
ha" filed notice of his intention to
make linal proof in support of his
claim ami secure final entry thereof
at the epiiation of thirty days from
date of this notice, it: Ceo I.aur
rence, homestead application No 2t3-
fortheSK4 of XV,. S4 ofNK',.
and lot 1. sec. 20, T as, SIl 1 1 west and
names the follow ing as his witness-
viz : Dennis Cumuli', of Curry county
Oregon, and John Fitzhugh, of Ciirr
county. Oregon.
3 Vm. F. Peso vmin, Kegister.
xotk'k of rns'Ai, m:ttlk3ii:nt.
TOHN OILMAN, ADMINITRA
,) tor of the estate of Jonathan (iil
man, deceased, having tiled his final
account for the settlement of said rs-
itate.it is ordered that MONDAY,
TIIK FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1SS0, bo set for the hearing of any ob
jection thereto, said hearing to lie at
thf courthouse. Empire City. Or.
By order of Hon. J H. Nosier, Ooun
tv J wise of Cooacinintv, Or.
" .u STrw,
S-tt County Clerk
Livery it Feed Stable,
MARSHFIELD, OG'N.
NOBLE BROS , - - - Tioprietors.
We hae Lite 1 built a fir-t-r la-'
Stable on Pine -.trtct ami have HiC"
to hire at all horn. Hauling done at
hort notice.
hwi. KlTlKMliiiTll tui.-nmnmrm
E. B. Dean & Co.
E. B. DEAX,
1). WILLCOX
AND
MERCHANT.
C. II.
We have Ai.w.w- f Hand a
Fli-i.
As-oitmont Of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STflOK ALWAYS COMPLETE
uu,x l-"f uumrucii.
- r - -r-r-l A C-nP"TD
j j tj l y ; i 3 r i l.
maxufactlki:d to ohdeh
And
ggQ N ANY QUANTITY
DESIRED,
and at the
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,
THE
new mm sroei
MAIlSriRLD,OH.
I
(NT.XT IJOOU TO MAll.Ol'I'ICB. I
LOUIS Al US ltOli, J'roprlctor. (
I' I'LL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
COXSTAXTLY OX HANI).
itjisr niuxns of vksajis
larProioriptioiu Unrohilly Com-'
Miuntlei by Conn ot I'l')'"1''"' i
V
'"-TTTTaWnPaWWTlWlarwialaWa
BAY
MABSHFIBLD, OGKET.
Keeps constantly on hand.nnd oilers for sale u Mtpeiior aitielo of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WUOl.r.SAl.K si. I5KTAH.
.in uk .s' sn rum 1177777: citoicrsr imaxiw ov
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
r.KANt'll SAI.f ONAT KMl'llUI CITY.
1
LOCKHARTOTEL,
Mr. .'. .1. l.orlJitirl ')j,(7i,s.s
Kmi'M-.i Cin.l'iA.
lUosoburiVrrooslJayinyi: TH a -T1 p
STAGE 8 LINE,
.. Vl.OVCll .V CO., l'rojtrittnrs.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Stuyva trill hare Coot City vvvvij j
day (Suiul.n exccptodi at 7 150 a m.
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
AUL USD TIU-. TO lit:
cunAvrsT. nrsrv,d qricKi:sr
or all i:oi ti:s
ROSEBURG OR ANY PART OF
THE INTERIOR.
ni.osi: conni:c
V ' with the car" and
TION MADK
I overland staces
at ikOochurg.
All biisine entt uted to our care
will be attended to with promptness
and security.
B-FAi:i: KKDUCKD TO .ff..3
llnch passenger allowed 3QH of bo:;)tfjr
For Further particulars enquire of
F S01IKTTi:n Agt
Telegraph oll'nc, Kmpiie t'it.
OrS s. lUII.FY,
lllaiii'o H,.tl, Mar-l.tlilil. Or Js
:u.vuMiriri.i
1
tore.
MS
DR. C. B. GOLDEN. I'uorn.
Opposite Xtlnti'('s Store.
II .V V K C 0 X S T A X T I. Y 0 X HAM)
am. shuts or
:d:r,ttc3-s
MLDICIVM. ITUPOSHS,
33 IT 3GJ - S OC XT JP" JP' S ,
TIITJSSIIS,
SI'OSTGKS.
roiirjiiT.Aixrrr
czxis, x33xi3;i'TTikiaux-vir,
STATIONKHY .AND
SCUOOIiBOOKS,
aio ciixii r.
CIGARS axdTOBACCO,
and ever tiling uuall kept in u
MKOICM. DI-l'I.NH via.
J'rr.Hcrljittons i are fully Com-
poumletl,
Al-3-tf
E. A. Anderson,
(lOOll
Horses
to
LIVERY AND FEED
M YUMU'ILLU, OH
nAI'LIXO dom: at shout XOI
tice and at u-ry ica-onablc liitcf
Coll. AM WOODCONhl NTI.V OS IIIMH
tiii:
Central Hotel,
Cor. A and Piont Stx., M.Mihiini.i.i,Oit
-f r.YiX(
ITL. the iiIxinc uiiiiied bonne, wo can (
proiniho to our patroiii1, i
1'Iiv.l-eIiiHH B'iire, I'nli' IeiiIIiiK
And loiirteous attention. i
' 0UTATHIAL IS! SOLICITED .XMJ ,
o run a it
Ih w II supplied in itn line, and ihiimli r
Jour perMiiial iii.iiMeun in
i wi:hdj:.v jihos,
1'iopin tors
B00T& SHOE MAKER
MMl-HIIJ M,Ofi
WIIiliDOAIjIilCIWDH
QTJSTOE VvrO
in n thoifiiij.'h iiianiic r and nu
BEST iATERSAL.
,, j
ftSSfpou Front Street, opposite the i
Pwnei ? JJurket. l-7-tf
CHEMICALS
&f WIN! H lOlt 7
JlJk-L ti Vy- Hours. '
STABLE,
"fgi
IEW BREWERY,!
COOS 33 .IT
MAIIKET,
MKltlll II 1 I, OIIKION,
V. 11. IMI'sns ,(, 1). Hoi I AMI
l'ltipiietom.
and pr isiiuix of all kinds
sold nt tlu Inui-Mt
liinir rates
mid
DKI.I !.' at unv noiut desired
point
SXJPPI
SI
ES
1 Hit
yi:sm:i,s.
I.O(i(ilN(J CMPS
AND FAMlLIi:-?,
ALWAYSREADY,
CaFWe keep uotliun; but thelx'stH
and m-iire satisfaction.
lA-l-tf
a week In your own town. Terms
and $ frw. Address II. Haluctt & Co.
Portland, Maine.
mmi O'COHNELL.
pi mi i: in
Stoves & Ranges,
1 1 1 -t 1 1 1 1 j i i d
Hardwarejools,
JuipiVmcMLis.
GUNS, RIFLES, PI8T0LS AND
AMMUNITION.
LJlEFS & OILS.
Wool) A WILLOW WAKE,
Steam, Water l'ii and Fitting. ISraii
iti and I'hited Wales.
M VM I VCTI III li OK
COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE".
TIN
.ion uoitn'
r.xr.rnin hum DiM'ATt ii
tSy-I'XTKAS for St(ei, PIouh
Moweri and K .iper furnished
at rliuit notn e.
THE
PIONEER MARKETS,
j M Mi-Ill 11 II .1 I'M! III! CllV.
II. I. WHITNEY, I'lmi'im.TOit.
A good -Uppl of
Jirrrnx, -a c.w.vni)
iki:k. 3sb
(ioOCS,
rrc, i:tc
pohk, i;tc
and all kmiln of
SALTMEATS xi. VEGETABLE8
couHtantl on hand A Iron
gllOll Mtlll'k of
GllOOlilllIliIM.
V K sTl? L S
logging"" camps
SUl'l'LUU) AT SHOUT M)TICL
n nf
HIGHEST HONORS
MTTU
Centennial World's Fair, 1876!
ram
SH0NIN&ER ORGfANS
inmovcxD niruociLT it tdb
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
Thrlrcotnptrttlraeir11noli rfcognlctd by
Hit JuilRetlu llielr Itviiurl, Iruu wMoti Uio
tsillortlug U tn extract;
"Th II, KIIOMMIKIl OltfJAV CO.'fl
oilitlilt m (Itu lrt liittruiueiiU tt a
pries rondcrlDj,' tliera i.onlblo to ft lariio cliti
cf prircIintrJ.Xavlnn a coicUnatlonoI Itiedi
mid IJelif.tiroduclii 'iiorcltml tilemliia cffecia.
conUlnliiK many dtilrablo lroxirurcix.ui, villi
itaud loiigor In dryer ilarniicUmatn, )(. Ilttlo
la kI out of ordf r, all IU bcanUbolnmnailo
Urepl7, iitit togrilior to It ta luipof.lljln fur
inrm to niuer MiriuK, awnii or apin.'
I llll
I.M,V 011U.U!!
It A. SIC.
AWAIlUliU
TIIIU
Tlili llrdal anil Awirl vat rranUl after I tit
moat evero niiipMltluu (I Ilia bo. I maknra,
ttfur oiiecl tho niott comiiUut Jurla
erer aiauuitleil.
tttw Htrlra nnd prim Jnit iMaml, wMch are
In accordant!) witd our rule, tlio Ulin'V OIl
UAN tut tue Kaat moiio.
TTatro x"'Irei1 toappuIntcfeirrisvrAgeoU.
Illaitnttd Catalocum mailed, pot-iald, ca
fppUcaUoo to
B. SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
07 to 1S3 I'llDiT.Nirr STCEIT,
(IV UiTX, 0cH.
I
HUSINKSH ('A UDS.
T.C. MAtMCKV.il. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
l'MPtur Cirv. Oiikuos".
C. II GOLDEN, M.I).
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M Misiii n.i i), Oitrimx.
C. W. TOWKK.M. D.
PHYSICIAN&SURGEON
M misiii ii:i n, OmaioN.
W.V. AN(JKIM. I).
PHYSICIAN ani. SURGEON
Coil It I lie fit if, iill.
S II l vr.viiti, ,1 V. II vMii.tuN'
II VZAItP v HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will piactue hi the muious eouitx
of the slate
in I n i u i.Mi'iiu. i irv, Ocin.
X
a, .mi. sia-Linsr.
ATTORNEY a- COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
m usiini:i.i).oi!i:iioN.
(i. WKHSTKI!,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M liNtth ii I i, I Mihi.ns
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
XOTAinNIILiriUUWnAM'EII,
i:.Mtiiti: criv, otix.
Collect iiu nnil itlier liiliiie's plucisl
In my IiiiiuIh, will ieteie ptompt alien
lion. . - I-n-tf
V. l WIUCHT,
lr. S Jtiiterttl nml IT. s. Deputy
s u it v k von,
Coiit'n.u: Citv, Ou.v.
Will attend to the IhihIiicsh of Hiirveyiug i
in unv luirt of the count .
Perfei t niiipHof nil Mu'ri'i'd InmU, fur
iiinlutl tit Nhort notice.
i:. (.'. (i It I X DUO II,
ATT'iRSFY AwnilNSFUiiR AT LAW,
IMl'lll Id OI'J'V OH III CIO IV
f are oiinililit i.itruiiiiLT in renliect
I tire i-on
'nl t il
mil
1 Jttlf
M MIHIUII I II lllil (.O.N.
Tliiw ItiNtltutitioii mm allonlx llie Im'-I
f.u ilitiex for ediiiiitinn to Ih fouinl in tin
Con-t Keif H m nf Smtliern Oieoii '1 In
iiuleiii ih in minuted into tlirw dipuit
ineiit- ii- follow m :
The Primary Department
In which tntrodiirtury Hrani lies are
tauulit,
The .hitilor Drjtartmeiit.
l'liiltruciii;; ()rtlni;niiliy, Keiului);,
WntiiiK, (ininiiiiar, (iiiiKmphy, Mutton,
I'IivkIoIou , I'lituihiir Siieiue'uiid Men
hit anil Pruetleal Aritliinetie.
The Settlor Department
r.iuliriieiiiK HMik-UeeihiK(iiijle nml
double i ntn il'.nluiiy, ('lieiniolry, Politi
c;il Lioiioniy, Uitin, lllietorie IIIkIk"
Arithmetic, 'Alwhra, (Seoinetiy, Trigo
iiciiiictry and mirveyinif.
M ITS IV.
IiiHtnicllon In this brunch in gieu
when dcircd.
Ho miii eaii be Inn! for from 3 to $1
kt week with jinvule fuinilieH, nml for
Mtill lens wheiiM'vernl htmlcntM club to-
I Kt'llier and btmrd tlieniKche.
TIUtMS,
Primary Dejwrtnient -if.'i.oo
.Itniior . . .... 7tr,o
Senior . . .... io,(mi
J.T. McCllHKU',
Principal.
KMf
K?vi it hii k j-1.' a ilu at limnp ciihi
I uiaile ( oitl oiitlit fri ( A'IiIichh
'I'm i: A Co Aiiku-I.i, Maine
EpltoAny. Excelled by None.
a-1 r n:
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
JJIanuracturcd at Worcester, Mna.
Ill UtnwatlWSa ot uny mlur mny U fuuml
In Ihcic iiulruiurnti, a il tit y C'jiiuin Wany
ESSENTIAL IMPROVCMENTO
HOT liVVS In til.tr Oicai
Almlrm to producn work wliloh ahull lis
Durable, wo will not inorlllon that whloh
I not man, nnd yot la vltiil to n porfoot
oruup, in order to muko n moro funoy
xterlor.
Wtaroalill eaaUcJif rcicnt at
StyUuli nml Approj.rlato Casoj
at ran 1 Conn J in tlio inaikel, with a fumli wlucli U
tit t:Cl(i ly any,
AO nCQARDO TONE,
this roujwiHO
Award with Medal & Diploma or Honor
WAl bllAHTrU UV Till!
CINTINNIAL EXIIIDITIOII COMMISSIONEn!)
lS ."."i" Sy .1,,J "Ih'wHi l fir and (.Viilr.1
otmijflo JltfbaoliillpplUntdfcrlliti.tirpmiloltaM."
Do lid fill la malo epj licsilon anj
EXAMINE THESIS IWOTnUMENTfl
llcfutt I'urcliulnc
Catilojuet litt, on ojiflicallon lo llu
Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WOnOESTEH. MAS3.
illlirmni lawman --.
."J lo ti'Jtt jierilny nt lioiiie, Siunil(ii
"oih-fifrt-e AddiexH feii.so A Co.
Poitliind, .MiiiiRi.
NASBURG & HIRST
Fnosr Until r, Maiisiii u.i.n, ov.
' li:V(ooDsiiYi;vi:tiv.sTi:vM.
I or, Keepeoiutnnllv on hnmM
our liuue iiikI niminoihoiiH Htm,.
well Nclu-leil hIih I, of "
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
coiiHitMng of the k-n1 ntaplo and f,m,.y
JDTT Q-OOBS,
of all kituU, theehoieeit
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
I Vllol slot v oi"
CLOTIIIXt!,
HATS nn. 1 CATS,
HOOTS nml SIIOKs'
Ill'HMKIlS nn.lOlL CI.OTIIIVij
SI.IIM'KHS nml OlLcLOTl'l '
CUOCKKI5V mill (H.Ass
WAIUC. IIAKDWAUK
nnil TOOLS,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Paints, (Ills nml imiliirirN,
Clinlie Ulnes iitul Miptnrs,
Tlimare ami Aiuiiiiiniii,,,,,
, II7MJJ d
rvri.i:n
willow
WMlF,nd
Sclaool n3ools
STATIONERY,
I'-tniNlKlltNH cvoot,
nvn iiofit in ii v
Ouri teiiiiNiu eai arr tllli'tt
wnh thellneit
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
IMtll'KS TO SI' IT TIIK TI.MLS.
N. II Ml ko(xIm piiii'liiiM d at our
Stoie will be delivered fiee ol charj-K
at any point on the mute of ilm
iteitnier .l.rtle. l 1 tf
t'OVS HACCIII'.lt SIIOI.
I -V I'llO.NTor TIIK 'KNTIII. Ilnll.l.
Mnrlilli'lil,oii
If you uauiiiueaM mIihm1,
Ah good hr burlier ever icuve,
.hint cull on me at nn hiiI..i,i,
Prom morn 'till inula or bu- noon.
My razor' fliarp, my i inrn l.ien,
My shop i neat and towel eleuii ,
And there I think that mii will find
Knelt Ml'tiele to Mitt the mind ,
1 trim the hmr with hWiII for gentH,
Of eourw the price ih tif( ri nti ,
ShamptHiiui;, too, I do Mint u II
(live men trial, that uillw II ,
So help me giaeioiiN if I make oii hob
ler,
You need not pay u ipi.irter of adullur
J W t'o Prop'
P. S Hot and cold batb nlwn m r inly
H ltf
( nii MY
FyeiTOi
t3rJCZ)ltTi6 hf.j
t'us-r VMI o It M
Matt re se ,V Itetlnteatli.,
Vital rf (' Lottnittf,
Vrlht ,V Crattlrt,
PKTI'KP.S. 1 ICWI1 s. MDll.IHXCH,
TAIH.L.-, Mlltltults A
"on tiling-room I'n riillii t'
Maile to Drib r.
VOI'I'IXS made at nhortct itotUd.
SEWING MACHINES
Arr a i hmi Mil, NihiIH Ac
P SI HK,
Itltf Piioiini.Toi:.
New Market.
Hli.sS A, TIMMI.KS1AN
Would iinnoiim e to the pnblii
that
tin it neu maikit
()PPOITi:Tlli:ti:.NTItAf. IltVILL
Irt SOU Ol I M i
ANDTIICYAItLPItl.PUtLOtof'TLL
tl I KISIIH Ol
iii:i:p pohk a MiT..f i.i. kinds
-IIWI
PROVISIONS AND VEGETABLES
1 vnssm.s ami i.aav i a vvmi'S
I .ST7M
tiri'Hic'Ls Dow n io i in: iu:i).jtk3
1 .mi not k
i NEW EWE
Sewing Machines,
ji'st hi:c"i:iyi:i hyhtvmkh1
I lilt HMI.
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
Hn.VHYO PLOIXiLK,
I) SIoi"i h Lmpiir f'il-
r. (!. raSTKH,
l MI It IS
HOES
Ami I.eulliei- I'IiiiIIiin.
M ifin-it i.n. On
fllAVi: LVTLLN' HinTHNIH)
J fimii San Piuiiiii-to with a I'l'in
plele Htiiek of ( i, tliliiK l "O" I"10
leady innde boot-and hIioih, ct'.
DST MATERIALNLYUSED.
r-TrrmmTiwmknmmnrTtrtm!t'--'m
FARM FOR SALE,
K.MALL PltM SITIVTCDCV
tlio bank nf the dupiiHo HiM'P
eonliiiiiiiiK -H ni'H'H
niuii uui i urn lmiiui
Willi Homo and (behind. 'ai
Itontod at a HuiimiiiiiIiIu Hiito.
I'oriiiirtlcnlfiie apply to
lltauv KuxuHiACK'r.x,
Kmpiit) Ulty, Ui'K'
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