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Newspaper Page Textr-11-?-' The Coast Mail. (SATUUDAY, - MAUCII 27, 1SS0. ICRI'UKMGAR KTATK CONTENTION. A ItrpttMfrnn Convention for the Stnlo of Ortifin l.i rrdlM to meet nt Portland, AVcdiioAdny, April Slut, 1880, nt 11 liYlork A. m., for the purpose of nomlnat liitf n cnndiilrtto for Conj-rofl-, three can tllilAten for Presidential Elector, throe rntidlilntcu for Judges of the Supreme ('ourt,.Tudiro;nnd ProxecuthiR Attorneys for ench of the noveml Judicial Districts, nnd the election of nix dolppitos to attend the National llppuhllcnn Convention, ntnl to transact mich other business ns may proporly come before the Conven tion. The Convention will consist of 105 Del entos, apportioned among the various roiintlei) ns follows: lUker 4 liunlmi 0 ('litrkitnnA ..lit (la Unit B "oIiimWii 2 (!n 0 ''urrjr a Dougta-i 11 (Irani.... s lckon.,......,...n .Jotopliliic... 2 Lake , 2 T.nnc , 9 Unn U Marion 17 Miiltnomnh 34 Polk 7 Tlllnioolr I Umatilla 7 Union 5 Washington S Wnco.... Yamhill 9 The name luring ono Delegate for even" 100 votos, nnd one for eycry fraction of 60 votes and overcast for Secretary of State lit the last general election. The Committee recommend that the primaries be held on Saturday, April 3, 1890, nml the County Conventions on Satur dar, April 10, 18S3, unless otherwise ordered by the proper County Central Committee. Dayw Fromax, Chairman. joucrn Simon-, Secretary. The Ilcnrrn la March. Mars is the evening star, and holds the place of honor as tho most inter esting member of the planetary broth erhood during tho month, for he plays n important part in the beautiful celestial phenomenon that occurs in the early evening of the 17th. An oc culation will commence about half past G o'clock and the planet will be liiddon for more than an hour. Mars will be about an hour past the merid ian, nnd at an altitude abovo the hor izon that will insure a good view, while the moon will bo within a day of her first quarter. If tho weather is propitious, there will be no draw back to the porfection of the show. At forty-four minutes aftor C, Mars will disappear behind the dark side of tho moon ; this is called the time of immersion. At thirty-four seconds nftor S he will appear on the western edge of the moon j this is called tho time of omersiou. The duration of the occulation will be an hour and sixteen minutes. A good telescope will increase the interest and grand eur of the phenomenon. The eastern or unlightcned portion of the moon will first pass between us and thoj planet. The instant Mars touches the visible outlino of the lunar disk, ho will apparently be blotted out of the sky. After an hour and sixteen minutes have passed, the ruddy star will suddenly start from his hiding place, trembling a second on the moon's western verge, charmingly il lustrating tho contrast in color be tween the red light of Mars and the silvery hue of tho" moon ; then the show will be over, and satellite and planet will roll on in their respective paths. The position of Mars should bo thoroughly fixed by those who would witnoss the occulation. He has passed thc rieindes, and is now al most directly north of Aldebaran. Jlis size and brightness are slowly di minshing as he travels from us and toward the sun. Mars now sets short ly after 1 o'clock in the morning ; at the close of the mouth, about half an hournfler midnight. Jupiter is an evening star for a part of tho month, and merits attention or tho occurrence of an epoch in his history. lie comes into conjunction of tho sun on the 15th, ho will reap pear on the western sido of tho sun nd commence his role as morning Btar. Urightoyos may pick him out in tho west soon after sunset, and at tho end of the month brighter eyes will be required to catch a glimpse of liim bofore sunrise. He seta now at half pastC; at the end of the month ho rises at twenty-six minutes after 5. Every ono who has watched his move ments in tho evening sky will mourn the departuroof one of its most bril liant adornments. Mercury is tho evening star for al most tho whole month, reaching his greatest custom elongation or mos-t distant point from thosun on tho 20th Ho is in inferior conjunction with the miii on the !!8lb, when pacing bo tweon us and the sun.ho becomes tho morning btur. Moreury, about the 10, will bo in ono of tho three most favor ivblo positions for boing scon by the naked oyo that occur during tho year. Ho must be looked for booh aftor sun set, a little north of tho point where tho sun disappeared. Ho sets now about 7, ft littlo oust of Jupitor. At thoelosoof tho month ho rises about linlf past C in tho morning. fcSuturn is evening star, presenting nothing noteworthy in bis record for tho month. Ho looks u littlo brighter now that his rival Jupitor is out of tho way, but ho takos on his palest nspeot iih slowly finking to tho west in tho oarly ovoninif ho travols to wunlliis conjunction with tho sun, in whoso brliilU rays ho will soon ho erlipM'd. llii Wts nownt 8 :80 : at tho rdutonf the month nt 7. Venus is morning star, tho solo planet to bo seen in tho morning dnwn throughout the mouth. She is .lowly advancing toward tho sun, and growing loss brilliant ns her distanco from tho enrth increases. But even in hor least beautiful rays she will not fail to attract attention from all who watch the eastern sky before tho sun puts out the lesser lights. Sho rises but a few minutes before 5, less than nn hour Before sunrise. Tho March moon fulls on the Mlh nnd holds tho honor of determining tho timo for Easter, proceeding the festival by only two days. Tho old moon pays lrer respects to Venus on the 8th. Two days before her change, the near approach of the slender wan ing crescent nnd tho beaming star forming a brilliant picture on the ce lestial canvas of which tho observer never tires. Tho new moon of tho 10th will bo in conjunction with Juniteron thojlth, and with Mcrcurv and Sa- twoptanots being visible in tho early twilight. On the 24th tho moon will be near Uranui. A charming phenomenon will there fore add special interest to the plane tary annals of March. The occulation of Mars by the moon is something to be remembered for a lifetime, for tho moon docs not often design to put out the 1 tight of a planet. The last oc currence of a similar phenomenon was the occulation of Saturn by the moon, which took place twica in suc cessive months, the first occurring on the sixth of August, and the second on tho 3d of September, 1S76. The dazzling beauty of the grand show dwarfs those of minor importance. But there are other interesting studies besides that of the Martian occulation. Uranus continues in his most favora ble position for observation, Jupiter and Mercury will join tho morning stars before the month closes, leaving the sun with three planets on his west ern side and three on his eastern. The waning moon and Venus maybe seen on the morning of tho Sth, and the waning moon with Mercury and Sa turn will form a trio of stars on the morning of tho 12th. Providence Journal. m m DinuXG the year 1S79, twenty minor planets were discovered, and their number is now 211. Forty thousand deaths from diph theria have occurred since November in the Russian provinces. The strike at Cohoes, X. Y., in volves six mills and 40,000 operators ; 273,000 spindles are idle and the daily loss in wages is CO,000. Kearkey and Kalloch have taken a new tack, and are endeavoring to pull tho San Francisco Workingmen in with the Citizen's Union. Mbs. Lockwood's statement so far has been borne out, and she complains that Senator Ben Hill will not sue her for defamation of character, so as to give her a chance to defend herself. Mr. Searight, a cattle king, has purchased nearly all the cattle in Umatilla county, amounting to sever al thousand head. He will drive them to Cheyenne as soon as grass is good. Mexico is to have an election, and postmasters, telegraph operators, ar my officers and civil functionaries are commanded not to interfere, the peo ple are to have perfect freedom at the polls. The postmaster general's commit tee to report on Wells, Fargo tCo.'s letter carrying business, have reported against the whole thing as against law and public policy and the interests of the Government. Tho Hitters invariably remedy yellow ness of tho complexion and whites of the even, pahm in tho rij-ht side and under the right shoulder blade, furred tongue, highcolored urine, nausea, vertigo, dyH-pens-ia, constipation, heaviness of tho head, mental despondency, or every oth er uiaiiifchtationor accompaniment of a disordered condition of the liver ino stoinaeh, howuls and kidneys also "xper ienco their regulating and tonic influence. For sale by all Druggist and Dealers gonorally. 2-0-ly FARM FOR SALE ! ACHNH OF CHOICE LAND nt dm innnth of Willnnch 31 m uigli. near iorui ucim aim jiuru flold. Ciood house and out buildings. Adapted for dairying or general farm ing. Oood young orchard. One of tho best funns in Coos county. Tho idaoo, with stock and implements, will lie sold very cheap,. BSJ-For further particulars apply at tho oJlico of tno.CoAST Mail. U SJ $ CELEBRATED HX yiaT tt1aaBKat. J&JkWR STOMACH 4 &ITTERS i fin FINAL 8KTTI.KMKNT. In tho County Court of the State of Oregon for tho county of Curry, sit ting in probate. In the matter of tho estato of K.J. Macklin, deceased. V. A. Forgy, administrator of said estate, having tiled in said court his final account for settlement, showing that said estate has been fully ndmin "'";, Notice is hereby given that said final account will bo heard and determined in said court on MON DAY, THK FIFTH IUYOFAVK1L, A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock A. t.. at which tune all persons having any objections to said final account nnd "settlement, must then and there make tho same. Published in tho Coast Mail for four successive weeks.hv order of Hon Delos Woodrntr, County Judge, Walter Si'tto.v, Clerk. Eu.KN8nuiio, February 21st, 1SS0. 0 SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the count vof Currv. Mary O. Chase vs. W. A." Chase, Tho Port Orford Cedar Co., Bombard Ecrcholl and Phillip Fisher. Suit in equity to forecloso a mort gage. mo W. A. CHASE. THE POUT OR- fonl Cedar Company, llernhard kerchotl' and Philip Fisher, defend ants. In tho name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to an pear ana answer the complaint on tile m the above ejtitled court and cause. onorbeforo,thirirst day of the next regular tenmoTsVul Court, viz : MON DAY, Til EMU DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1880. AndVou are herebv notified that if you failito answer said com - nlaint the nlaimitT will take a decreet against you for the relief in said com plaint demanded, to wit; For the foreclosure of a certain mortgage exe cuted by A. W. Chas,on the 2d day of June, 1873, in favor of Mary O. Chase, for the sale of tho property in said mortgage described, to satisfy the claim of the plaintiff and for further relief. This summons is published by or der of Hon. J. F. Watson, dated March 4th, 1SS0, (.1. Wkhsteu, 11-Gt Atty. for Plaintiff. Livery & Feed Stable, MARSHFIELD, OG'N. NOBLE BROS., - - - Proprietors. Wo have lately built a first-class Stable on Pine street, and have Horses to hire at all hours. Hauling done at short notice. E. B. DEAN & CO. E. B. DEAN, D. WILLCOX AND C. II. MERCHANT. We have Always ox Hakd a Full Assortment Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE MANUFACTURED TO OKDER And SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED. and at the THE LOWEST LIVING PRIGE.S I -OOOKIXO OS HEATING New Excelsior Oil Stove. J tut Uu Ttalnc fur Light Ho-ckrriiltiR. It will Droll. Bt, ml Eln Utt-r lhn Cl 01 Vro4EIOT. BjuI fcr QrcoUn. ACEMS AMU C0LEMAH GAS APPAEATUS AND OIL CO. ts Hamkit 8t, - Cuicion, Iiu Tb Great Curt for DjnJ!. Imllllon, llil.wt IlwUch: ljTrCofnpWlil,r'r uvi Asu, Oenifal II. FISUEIIS DeUlltr.tirlmll rmrhinU I of glociach, I itr A rfil.cn on ll. ucl liiKbimtO .riscli It tit ABSORPTION. No Prc No Ik-lor Kill" ftai for drrnUif. dr'il- Medicated BELTS. lo( U- A1oi4kjB Cult d4 ti rTluiloo II It culn; lu tit Kltnc of tuwii 'ftertnU((iP.Dll,W. Tonle Hll,'-4. nml Infant Ilrll,OI. Tlitt I!lt will L Mot to uiy vldri-r froo of '.ti o nctlpt of tiJjOMcli, or JiJ fur Iofnf IJIU AGENTS THknle'l in crery county in IL United Klalca. AddretJ, FISIIElt MKIilCATKO IJUI.T CO. '232 Uliiioiii fit., Uiicago. THE NEWORUG STORE, MA US FIELD, OR. KEXT UOOIl TO MAIL OVFICY.. LOUIS AIUXIIOE, I'roprlvlor. FULL STOCK OF Drugs & Medicines, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. BEST HICAXIJS OI' CIO J US 3rPrcBoriptions Carefully Com pounded by Competoat J'liyaU'inii. BAY VIEW :m:jl:r,s:e3::fi:e:lj:d, ogket. Wan. Reicliert5Proiirietr Keeps constantly on haml.niul oilers? for sale n Bupeiior article of LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, WHOLESALE and KETAIL. MVlt.ll IS SV1 Vl.lKD WlTllTllli VUOWKST IWAXDS 01' WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS BKANCHSALCOXAT EMPIRE CITY. THE ..L0.?PA!?T0TEL ..in v. i. .it . i.tn t.iiiirr i roiirivrrrKU Emtiuk City.Ous. llosclmrg A: Coos Ifcn STAGE LINE ' .7. C LOUGH .0 CO., I'roiwhtoi-n. 1 WINTCn ARDAUnrMCMT 'i,,u' MUiiriiiui.iiii.il i ( Sliitft' wUl leave Coo.t O'i every day (Sunday excepted) at 7 30 a. m, THE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL KIND THIS TO UK CHEAPEST, IlESTand QUICKEST OF ALL JIOCTES ROSEBURG OR ANY PART OF THE INTERIOR. HLOSE C O X N E C T I O X M A DE i with the c.irs and overland stages at Itoseburg. All business entrusted to our euro will be attended to with promptness and security. fcarFARE KEDUCED TO ;fG.Jp Each patatnger idlowfdSQDj ofbagyagi For Further particular enquire of F. SCHETTElt.Agt. Tolegr.iph ollice. Empire Citv. Or S. S. BAILEY, Plan... Hotel, Marshfield, Or. 2S :iiA3tsiirii:i.i Drifig: S e DP. C It. (iOLDEX, Proiii. Opponite Xaflmry'n Store. have ct)N-sTAr..v ox ii a mi AM. 'lj'.TS OK :d:r,tt3-s VVI) PEMSOA WINKS 1011 medicinal rruroES, X -X-33 - S 1" XT XT 3T S , SIONGBB. toiij1iit.ah.ti- CIiBIS, rjailPUMJUTlY, BTATIOWmH-Y VIVDO SCIIOOIlBOOKS, ALSO C HOICK CIGARS and TOBACCO, and ovcy! liiriK usually Vcpt in a MUUICAI. DI-l'ENiJAKV. Prescriptions arrfnlly Com pounded. Al-3-tf E. A. ANDERSON, to V . rW- Hours. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE, .MAHSHFIELD. OK. nAI'LINO DONE AT HIIOUT NO, ticc and at very rtafonuhlo rutin, COAI. ANI WOOD f'ONST NTI.V fJ II IM) kL T,I1: S& CENTJiAL HOTEL. I Cor. A and Trout St., MAiihiiFiian.Oit. -T pAVINO TAKEN CHARGE OF JtlL tho above named hoimu, wo can proniiric to our patronn, I'lrxf'i'lasM Vixri't Vnv lieuWnti And oourteoiiH attention. BWA TUIAL IS SOLICITED.Eitr oui: ha it Ih w II Hiippllcd in Its lino, and h umler our personal munuKCtiicnt. 1 WARDEN itnos, Proprietors B00T& SHOE MAKER MAnMini:u,Oi..v. VVIIjXj XJO Alii 3CIIVX op ftTTCSmOTVT 7iTC)lr?j XI iiiathorouKhmannorundiiiO only tho BEST MATERIAL irSJ'0jiou l''iontSticft,oi)pOKile the Pivriu JJ.nl.it 17 11 fSmi BREWERY. COOS 33.A.-Y- !M ARfiT, MutKsunKi.n, iiii:iox, W. U. Simpson . 1. Holland Proprietors. MEATS and pro inloiw of all kinds hold at the lou est thing rates nnd I) i: L r V i: It 11 1 -Many point desired ron VESSELS, LOOGIN'O CAMPS AND FAMILIES, ALWAYS JtfADY. O'SyWo keep nothing but thebestFS and insure satisfaction. lA-l-tf Sim a w eek in your ow n town. Terms and $5 free. Address 11. Halmitt A Co. Portland, Maine. EUGENE O'CONNELL, Il M I II IN OlUuho 'iiL fiAMUJ.biWMi'iuiuoiTVioitiiicioiv ' hlinri- " iimllii iMlrtiuiiKc in h-hihtI 1 ii t Impni'd HardwareJools 'j Illl)llMl(MlLs. GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION. LAMPS & OILS. WOOD WILLOWWAUK, Steam, Wntor l'ipo and Fittinics, Ortin itu and I'luti'd Willow. MAM nrTI'llKIlS OP TIN, COPPER &JHEETIRONWARE. .ion v.oi:k EXKfMKl) Uiril Dl-d'ATCII. C5S-EXTUAS f..r StnvM, I'Iowm .Mowers and Koapert fitrnialu'd at ehort notice. PIONEER MARKETS, M.itMn:i.i.i EMriiii: Citv. JI. 1'. WHITNEY, riioi'MKTOii. A good npplj of MUTTON, nm ,. CANNED PEEK, aj25a (.OOCS, POKK, ETC. ' 1 1 ii ETC., ETC. ami all kimU of sALTMEATSan.,vegetableS coiiMtnntly on Inuiil Alfo a . K0,i Hlock of C3r3 IOCMXIIJSM. V K S S K L H LOGGING " CAMPS SUPPLIED AT SHOUT AQTICli lv-Hf HIGHEST HONORS tim QonIem'ml WorM'c Pntr. Jff7ffl ' MHtmniai WOrid S tmr, lOtUI I ma 5H0NINGER ORGANS BEST INSTRUMENTS. Tbtlr comptrttlra eti-tlltne I rcosn!itd by lb Jmlgei in tlitlr ltiurl, from YfUob Ui Itllowlui; u n txiraeti "Th I', BIIOXI.VOKU onOAN OO.'B itilblt a tlio licit Imtruiiirut t prle renderloz ttt potiibl to Ur eliti ef puroliMeri.XiYlrjf! a oomUntlon ol Itctd mil Iltllt, projaclnx noyel Mid jiletnlDg t fftrli. eon Ulolng bmdj doelrMo IwiiroTcmeuti, will Uad loDstr In drr cr damn cllmtte. Imi lltLlo to tt onl of order, U tUt IioanU l.clnu raids Ur-pl7, put toceilicr o It li Impound for tlitrn to tltber nhrluk, twoll nt ni.llt." Till OM.Y OUUA,d AWAUUliU T11IU JIAMC. Ttila McdM nd Awtrd u irrnttd(Utrth moat tercro compMltiun ut tlia boat uiiktrf, ttfor oiiaol tho luott cuiujiclcat Jurlt crtr Meiutkd. Jlw BItIi nd prion Jntt lTOd, which r wir.r.rDidto.r.rinUf.wwwAni.. Illuttrtttd Citaloiaci toilltd. pot-iid. on B, shoninger organ co., jpiiiiouu 10 W to US CHESTNUT STKJCIT, Htir lltvi. Do, bus ix uss ca una. T.C. MAClv'EY.M.l). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Empiiik CirY,OnKtios'. C. 11. (H)LDEN, M.I). PHYSICIAN & SURGEON M vitsiiHLin. OituooN. C. W. TOWICU, M. I). PHYSICIAN &SURGE0N Maiisiipiklii, Our.uo.N. V C. ANC1KI,, M. I). PHYSICIAN anii SURGEON Coiullle Clin, IW' S. 11. JlAZ.MM( J. W. II VMtl.'ION II VZAIID Si HAMILTON, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will practice in the xarious euuits of IheMiito. orrii'i: vTr.Mrini: cirv, Oun. 0. IMC. SK3-LI3ST. ATTORNEY v COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MARSlirirt P.nitlHiOV. (!. WKHSTKH, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW M misiimki i, Oiir.noN. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, iTOiin,riiLnuuvn.i.i,Eii, llMIMItt: flTi, (Hi A. Culleeliiitii and other lnilnew plneinl hi my hundn, will rvvi'iw runiit Htli'ii lioii. l-:t-tt 1'. WKKiHT, IT. S. Mineral ami if. S. Deputy S U V K Y O 11 , Cotjriu.!: Citv, Oon. Will attend t L!iHK-tiicofurvoyhiK iiiam purl of Uh1 foartv. IVrle i mapH'J J. nrved IhihU, fur nishc'l ill ftmit u4Lt) i:. (i. t; i: i . n it on, ATT. RSh' nl (UN FIU)R AT LAI, I full v - I it d. I Ifjtf MA INir ICI IOi.1) M MtMirlKI l DIKi.. o Tllix IllHtitlltitidh IH)H iilinrdrt lilt' Im'I facilltii'M for - Ii it-.it ion to 1m- funnel in Ihr ('at Ki'ttion of SouIIiitii I iri'Kiii. Tin-' Actiilt'liix ik Kruiliwlcil into tlirev iii'pHit mi'iitri ufc i'1Iovm: 'J'lie Primary Dejiartmrnt In which Introductory ISrauclicK ttrc taught, The Junior Department. I'mliruriiiK' OrtliorHiliy, IitmilhiK. WrititiK, (irniniiittr, tigrapliy, llintry, riiywiolnny, I'liiiiiliiir ScTeuiti'and Men tid'uud l'recticiil Arilliinctic. The Senior Department Einhrni'iiiK l'.MiV-kc'i!iiK(iiiiKli' mid double entry)ltntuny, Chciiilstry, l'oliti ctil Eciiiiniiiy, Ijitili, Itlintorlc", IHkIk" AriUmiclli', AlRchrn, liuomclry, Trio noiuctry uud Diirvcyiii);. MUSIC. Iimtniction in tliiH liruuch in t;ivt'ii when deniriNl. IUiahi) ciui Ik had for frmu to fl por week with privnto fitmillets and fur ttill loh wliciiMivmil htiuluutri club to Kuthcrand hoard thcnifclvcM. Till: MS. Priiimry Dejiiirtim'iit - - - -$ Ti.OO Junior . . .... 70 Senior . . .... U),W L J.T. McContiAC, te . I'riiicipid. vl-3-tf. 87U a week, fl a day .(Hioiuo cMi lv untile. Cimtly outfit free. AddreHH Turn & Co. AiiKiihlH, Maine. to Any. ExceM by None. rr 1 1 id Taylor & Farley CABINET ORGAN. aianufaclurrj nt Worcctlcr, .Tin. ill miZ7ZUl$?3 of ny value may U fuuml In thcie irulruinciitt, ul.d llicy onuin many ESSENTIAL IMPftOVCMSNTa itSt rC3UC ia other Organ. Almlnsto produon work which nhrtll ! Durnblo, we will not euorlflno thin which I not aitsn, nnd ynt la vltnl to u parfnot Orunn, In oriior to muko u inoro funoy tlorlor. We ra Hill ciuLled to preterit Sl)llsli nml Appropriate Ciims a rn found In the iiuiVct, vrilli a finiih willed te tit ;aUl by any, AO RBQARDD TONE, Tll rulOWIHO Award with Medal & Diploma of Honor WAI CRANrEU IIV THE CINTENHIAL EXHIBITION COMMISSIONERS! CRIIllllCt Or T01K, oirormlly In I'tmr tud Cia'rtl stllllj lo RtiUotol If .IUuc(i fr I lit j ntpcui loltudcd." V1) not fjil 19 male ojlkalu i oml EXAMIW TUEOJS INBTRUMKWTfl llcfbro l'urtlutlne Cauleguei free, en ,r.Hcailoii la the Taylorr Parley Organ Co. VlVOIU.STEn, MASS. H!i if'Uu ' day at hfiiuo. Hitiiipliw uniti't ''In. A'ldnnii Hiinuoji A Co. I'ortUiinl, M Jiif. NASBURG & HIRST, FuoxTSniM.T, MAiisnnm.i), Oox. UEV (lOOI)H irvTiVnUYBTRAM. l vr, keep I'oiisliintly on Inuiil in our lingo and eommodiotiH store, a Well selected slock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, coiiHitHing of tho host staple mid fancy rKr q-oods, of nil kinds, tho choicest CROCERIES N I)- PROVISIONS. A l.AllllUMOl K 01' UI.OTIIINU, HATS nml (S, HOOTS nml KIIOKH, Ul'MMICIlS nml Oil. CI.OTlIlNCf SI.UM'KUS nml OILCLOTH ' CHOCK Kit Y nml frf.AS8 WAIM'MIAIJDWAIIK uii.l TOOLS, Cigars mid Tolmcco, Faints, Oils nml Yariililifji, Clmlee Whirs ami Liquor, Tliniare nml .Vmmuullloii, VUn.llll)', Wtwn nnd WII.I.O II-ll'l Hi:, i,ud Sclxool DBoolrs A SO STATIONERY, J VUUNIfJlllPia- 'VOOXM, ano ironii.li ia- OiirextciiMixoohoweaiicii arr filled vili (he lincHt MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. IMtlCKS TO SUIT TIIK TIMES. N. It All pknIii piirchiinMl ut our Stun? will lo dtdivcicd frru nt chiirKO at any iM.int on tho roiitu of Dm ttotimer Myithi. vl-l-tf cw.v's icauiii:icsiioi, I S I'llOST or lUK CKNTUAI. HOTKL Marslillcl.l, (nu I f you want an eimy mIihw, AKihhI n hiirlK'reveru, ,liiKt cull nn nm at my miIimui, 1'ioiu morn 'till niKlit or Ihikv noon ; My ru.nri' tlmi-p, my m iHir.i, keen, My tiut in nest and toivelw elcni ; And thete I think Hint you will Hud Each article to unit the mind ; 1 trim the hair with xkill furentx, Of course the price t llft oenlit ; ShnmpiMiiiiK. too, I do ih'nt ucll, (five me a trial, tlmt will tell ; So help me win iouh if I mako you hol ler, You in oil nut pity a quarter of a dollar. J W Cox.l'ropr. 1 S Hot mid enlil hailis iiIyiim ready II I -if 1 COOS HW OSllTORE Cil.NfT.VMIA OS IAM Matt rente. iP lledhteadit. Chair tv l.oiinyra. Crib ,V Cradle., I'KTcitr.s. fumi:s. moci.dingh, T.Mtl.l.S. MlltitOItS Ac. 'm ii Iiu . fun ru I 'in-it 1 1 urn Mude to Older COI'I'IXS inaile sit nhorti'ht notico. SEWING MACHINES Arr.u n.Mi:.vrM, Ni.i:ui.ks &v. V. MAKE, lvltf Puoi'ftiinon. The New Market. ItOXS A, TIMMEKMAN Would annoiiiire to the public that their new nuuket OPPOSITE THE CENTKAE HOTEL ih now oi'i;m:d ANDTIIIOYAItEI'UEI'AItr.DtoKEM, At.!. KINIIH Ol-- 11EEF I'OUK A MEATS of AM, KINDS P RO VI SI OnT'ATd VEGETABLES VESSELS uud LOUUIXO CAMPS supi'i n:n -.r'-'m "is?''- uja Sewing Machines J l ST ItlU'hIVr.I) IIYSTAMHK! I (lit Ktl.l. AT REDUCED RATES, BY llKNKYO PLOKUIIlt, I) Mor--H Pniiurc City. W. (I. WBBSTBR. " M.MI.U IV -Ioots, Shoes wtllll I.t'll llll'l' l'Illllll(;M lAllxlll II.MI, Oil. iiiAM'j itkm' nrnnixi:i j ft mil Sun I'litm ii-co with coin plftn .tiii k (jf t ny thmff. in my li Ifllily lliililc ImhjU uud hIioi-M, etc. DST MATERIAL NLY USED. FARM FOR SALE, A SMAI-L FAItM SITl'ATHU ON" j tho haul; of tho toiiiilli' Ulvor roilliiilllllK -H lli'H'H RICH BOTTOM LAND, With IIoiko mid Oiohiinl. Can tl(' Itoiili'd at a KoiiiomihloKiito. I'or jiHitloiiluiv iipi'ly to ljKNHV HfckUHTArKI.N, Umpire City, Oicgon. MF , jWWf,WBtuitimwiang-wwmfgi .t TTTir.r' fm