fffStSff, The Coast Mail. ATUKIMY, MWPPB wm t. AIJUL 17, 1880. MPUILICAN TICKET, coon couxtv, ori-cio. roil JOIXT HKNATOn, 11. . JONES. ron nKrnKxicxTATivi;, I-LXAM MO 11 11 WI AS. ron AHBRIFF, R. C. DEMENT. FOIl COVNTY CLKHK, ALEX. STAUPP. ron co. couMtsmoNKRfi, A. I'ERSH BAKER, H. W. HOLVERSTOTT ron Tnc.iKi'RKn, FRED. SCIIETTEU. FOR ASflK.MOR, DANIEL GILES. FOR BClfOOt. SUrKWXTKXnKNT, A. B. CAMP. Fon county PcnTKYon, S. B. CATIICAHT. ron coRONtn, H. SENG STAC KEN. . " The BtrpHbllcnn, Candidate. It is a source of satisfaction and pleasure to nil who feel an interctt in the tucccM oi the Republican ticket to nolo tho perfect harmony which ehftractcrized the nction of the Co quillo City Convention of last Satur day ; nnd it it still more gratifying to know that, in every part, the ticket elected is composed of the lcst nnd most substantial mon of the county, whoso personal worth gives assurance of their election, nnd whoso charac ters and known business cepneity are a guaranty that the duties of the sev eral offices for which they have been chosen will be ably nnd honestly per formed. lTATE SENATOR B, B. Jonos who heads the ticket as candidate for State Senator, is a man of unassuming manners, but one who is endowed with that executive abili ty and force of character which com mand the respect and confidenco of his fellow men. The county is in debted to him for the opening up of the Southport coal mine, which forms an important and permanent addi tion to our commerce, and he has been nnd is still working earnestly for the development of other sources of wealth which arc known to exist in the county, lie is not demonstrative, but he will command more respect than any other man whom we could send to the Senate. lie knows the wants of this region, and the interests of the district which he represents will be safe in his hands. nErnrsENTATivK Win, Morras, the choice of the Con vention for Representative, is an in telligent and substantial farmer of the Coquillc. lie has filled the office of County Commissioner in this county with credit; is a man of mature years, of unexecption personal character, and ono who as n member of the Legislature will be a credit to the county he represents. gllF.ItUT R. C. Dement is a stock raiser of the south Coquillc, and is now filling the office of County Commissioner. Uc bus never solicited a nomination for office, but his well known ability and integrity, and his extensive acquaint ance throughout the county qualify him well a a candidate, and as an of ficer. He is sober, honest, responsible and capable, and the tax payers of tho county will sec that he is elected to handle the county funds. CLEIIK Alex StaufT, our present County Clerk, who is nominated for re-election, has honestly and well discharged the duties of every official position to which lie has been chosen. He is a man who is not afraid of manual labor, hut was called from his farm on the Coquille to fill the office ho now holds. lfo should, and will, we confidently believe, be chosen for another term on tho 7th of June next. COMMISSIONERS Adam Tcrshbaker is so widely and fa vorably known in the county that his lection is a foregone conclusion, it. W. If olverstott is a thrifty farmer of Burton Prairie, whose intelligence and honorablo character were recommen dations for his nomination. He will receive tho cordial support of his par ty nnd of tunny across tho line, and will mako a good officer. THKABUIIEIt F. Schctter, who is nominntodfor Treasurer, is n thorough nnd careful btthincss mnn, the right material for that office. He is well and favorably known in the county and will be elected. A8SKSSOK B.Giles in n farmer of tho south Co quillc. Ho is a stirring man, nnd ono who will assess tho county as quickly and thoroughly as any who could havo been named. 4011001. BUPKHINTTXIJENT A. B". Camp is a resident of the upper Coos river, whoro ho has resided sever al yrnrs. Ifo is n graduate of Kant limn Coimrternal College, of Tough kcnale, Sew York,, (onaof. tho ore mo' inBtitittiofts of UiPfctnO. in the Union,) lMs certificates as a teacher from rcnnsylvnnlix nnd Wisconsin, nnd is much holler recommended for thnt ollice than lins been generally supposed. M'RVKYOR. a. U.Cnthcart is a good practical surveyor nnd is now engaged on n Gov ernment surveying contract nt the hend of Coos river. It is quite nrcessa ry to have a conipetint land surveyor In thnt office, ntnl the voters will see thnt Cathcart is elected. COIIONKK II. Scngstnckon of Kmpiro is n mnn of splendid business qualifica tions. Ho is tho agent of Wells, Fur go A Co., nnd a justice of the Fence, in loth of which capacities he is a success. Bucki.k nt ono time possessed 22,000 volumes, nnd though lie fro qucntlysold parts of his library, the collection was seldom short of 11,000 volumes. It is a common thing in London, nnd by no means very rare in New York, to find a. volume nt book stores bearing Ins bookplate. M. Huth, in his "Life of Buckle," relates that it was Buckle's way when composing to pace his room until a whole paragraph was fashion! cd in his mind and then to write it out. lie was a great reader of Mil ton, Burke and the dictionaries Of pipe nnd tobacco ho was a6 fond as Carlyle. Once ho ordered a whole gross of clay pipes, and he would novcr accept an invitation to a house in which ho could not smoke. lie once declared that he would not marry until ho had 15,000 a year. Twice he fell in lovo with a cousin. One of them was already engaged, and as for the other, there wore friends who interfered to pre vent the marriage on grounds of consanguinity. The Ashland "Tidings" says-: Mr. Wordcn has, perhaps, done as much, or more, riding over the west ern portion of Lake county this win ter as anyone, and he gives it as his candid opinion that the loss of cat tle in that county will bo nearly 50 per cent. That is counting the calves that have been lost from every cause, as well as the cattle that have actually died, there will not be more than half the cattle in the country this summer that there would have been if the winter had been a favorable one for stock Horses have come through very well' with the exception of the Indian i i? mi. TheC cavouses on me reservation, i ucse Indian ponies generally winter very well, but many have ded this winter. Mr. Worden says that the old Indi ans, with whom he has talked about the winter, tell him it is the worst they havo ever seen. A new bill to be reported by the minim- committee, allows locators of . ., .. in j:,. mines one year in which to disce er mineral deposits, and three years in which to apply for patents. cfr. ond claim cannot be taken unless mineral has been Btruck in the first or it has been abandoned. The price of mineral lands is fixed at 12.50 per acre instead of 13, and the maximum square of land to lxj lo cated is 0 feet, or a reetangular shape that shall not exceed 1,500 feet in length. The committee has not taken final action, but reports the bill to have it printed. The average of mortj: Uk-V .. W the farming lands of France 5 per cent. In England it is but is 58. The United States has but 3,000,000 proprietary agriculturists. France, with a vastly smaller area, has 0,000,000, 5,000,000 of whom are small farmers. England has but 25,000 landholders, and 12 per cent ' . . . '. .. ., Only Of the people till tlie SOU; tllC j rest are encaired in manufacturillK1 and other pursuits. One million are paupers. AuDUBoy says a wcudock Tfill cat its own weight of insects in a eingle night. Dr. Bradbury says a pair of sparrows will destroy 3,3C0 caterpillars in a week. Woodpeck ers are constantly employed in rid ding the orchards gf insects and their eggs, which they skilfully dis cover under the nieces Of dead bark. I luvir uuuii mw jn.i.0 v.. Hobins through the spriii and summer aro continually hunting for worms and grubs. Thk Harvard professors aro to have larger salaries. The advance will be from flOOO to flOOO per year. Tho as sistant professors go from ?2000 to f3000. The authorities of I'rincoton Col lege have notified the parent of every member of the sophomore claea that any student found guilty of hazing will be at once and Irrevocable expel led. Longfellow has received a finely bound book in which aro inscribed tho names of the 800 children who gavo him tho chair last year made from tho eelobrated chestnut tree. The letter of "Occabional," owing to the crowded condition of our tfolumns boforo it whs roclvod, is laid ovty UH noxt Igano. simtiFrsMAi.i:. By virtue of an execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State cf Oregon, fo the county of Curry, on the 13tli d.iv of March, 1SS0, in lMor of John Huntley, I riln. and -ipdntt Will lluntloy, lift, for' I I eknt ... 1 i .." . '.. ..." hid hiui ui wi-t, nun cosis lAXIM ni f '.I V, to me directed and delivered, commanding hie to make Icvyand.salo according to law, of thcpiworty real or personal of said do femlaiit, I have le ied uixm tho following descriltcd real property belonging to Raid defendant, tow it: IaiU 3 and 4, and an un divided i interest in lots 1 and ! of sec 1, T. 36, Sit. 15 v., and lots 1 and 2 of hoc 3t! T. M, SB. IS w and tho X J and XI of SV M of sec 31, T. 3S, SB. 1 w. in Currv Co. Oregon. And I will, on the 24TH DAY OF MAY, 1SS0, nt the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of Mid day. nt tho courthoiio door in Kllenslmrg, sell all tho right title and interest of said defendant in and to said property, or so much thereof as m.iv lo nec essary, which ho had on the Ptli day of March, 1SS0, to satisfy said execution and accruing costs. Dated at ELLKNsni'lid. Oil., March 13th, 1SS0. A. 11. mooki:. 12 4w Sheriff of Curry county, Or. NOTICE OF FINAL FBOOF. I.am Ornca at BosKBrnu, Oheoo.n, March 29, ISS0, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make lin.il jnwf in u'ort of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from date of this notice, vitf Thomas 'J. Stitt. jiremption declaratory statement. M ;2i,, tor the I.j of XWl-t.SWM of XWW, sec, 2, and SK 1-4 of XEM, of sec, .1, T -tl SB 13 west, and names tho followinc as his witnesses, I vii: H. U Johns, J. 1). Coolev. D. H. i Balmer and J. H. Stitt, all of Oietco, ! Curry county, Oregon, on tho 17th d.iv of May, 1SS0, at tho U. S. Land Ollice a"t I Boecburg, Oregon, V.m. F. Benjamin, Begister. NOTICE OF FINAL I-KOOF. L.VND OrncK, Bo-Eiiritn, On., Aprils, 1SS0 Notice is hereby civea that the following named settler has flleil notice of his inten tion to make final proof in suniHirt of his claim, and secure final entry thereof nt the expiration of thirty days from tho date of this notice, viz: John A. Harrison, home stead application No. SOiX!, for the SWM of NEl-4, WJ of SKM and SEl-4 of SW 1-4 sec 34, T 27, SB 11 west, nnd names the following as his witnesses, U: L. II. Palmer, L. M. Poarce and lxniis Holler of Iora, and Geo. Xorris, of Fain lew, all of Coos county, on the 13th day of May, 1SS0, before the Judgo or Clerk o'f the court of Coos coouty, Or. Wm. F. Benjamin, 1G Begistor. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Oefiqf, Rcwebckg, Ob., Apr. 5, 1SS0 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of hn claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from tho date of this notice, viz: Luther II. Palmer, home stead application o. 3007. for tho SWl-tt of SWl-4 sec 34. T 27 SB 11 wen, lots 3 and 4 sec 3. and lot 1 sec 4, T 2S, SB 11 w, and names tho following as his witnesses. viz: L. M. Poarce, J. A. Harrison and. Louis HeUcr of Dora, and George Norris of ' Fairview, Coos county Oregon, on the 15th I day of Mav. 1SS0. before the Jmli-e or I -crk t tuo Court of Coos county, Or. liu t.ji. r. irj.uii., ikegisicr. SIIEIJIFF'S SALE. Uy virtuo of an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Orefron for tho comitvof Currv. on tho IStli il.iv of March, 1SS0, in favor of John Huntley planum, anil n-ams.t Hi ttumiey, iie lendunt, for the hum of Five Thoiisand Nine Hundred and Fourteen Dollars ami costs'taxed at Nine and 1)3-100 dollar, to me directed and delivered, cointnandin-: I me that of the personal proportv, and if gnffirfent ,K.rs0,ai liroiK.rty W not found, then out of the real property of .aid de- lentiam, l caue 10 ue iiiaue me nam sum Ol 90V11 tAJUIltl Lt9U Ul.l1l Ui fy VO UIKI aceruin-; cots, I have levied ujon the fnllowin" ilexTilNMl real nroncrtv helontr- inu to paid defendant, to-wit :" Lots 3 and 4, and an undivided one half inter est in lots 1 and 2 of bcctlon 1, T. 30, S, K 15 w., and lots 1 and 2 of section '.'A, T. 39' .' U, 15 ?' a"1 i!,e.N ,-"', X'-; of hW of section 31, T. 3-j, fe, K 11 w., in Curry county, Orej-on. Audi will, on the LMTII DAY OF 3LVY, lSSO, at the hour of one o'clock in the aftcnioon of Kiid day at the court - house door in EHemhurt. wll all the ri-ht title nnd interest of said defendant ! in and to haid property, or eo much there- j of as mav be necerwary, which he had on the 5th day of March I860, tohatisfysuid execution and accruinrr cost-". Dated at Ei.LEXsnrito, April 0th, 18S0. i A. II. MOOI'K, 10-4-v PheriirC'urryCo.,Or. ' AJ)aiINISTKAT0H'.S WALK. Bv virtue of an order of the County Court of Curry county Oregon, in probate, made rtn ln Kfl. il.av nf A?ril IRSO. fhriiCtinL' thu ; gale of the real estate of the estate of Mich- iael Fox deccaswl, hereinafter deMnbcd.I w-ill offer for uale at tiuhlic anctiou to tho nt ladder for cash in hand, the north wet quarter of tho northeast quarter, went 1 half oi west half of northwest quarter of southeast quarter, and low ono two three and four of section eight, township tlurtyfive nouth, of ranee fourteen west. Also all tho right title and interest of the estate of said Michael Fox to tho following described ad. joining pror-erty towit: Commencing at a , point on the north lino of the south'-est quarter of section eight aforesaid, due north of a pine tree 10 mchei in diameter and , marked W, thence south to the north hank of Uca creek, thence easterly up said creek J to the first bend; thence south to the south line of said forty acre tract; thence west to the southwest corner of said forty ami thcuco east to tho place of beginning The alxive mentioned .ale will take ylaco mnrthimius door 111 Klleimhun Currv . M. ...w.w-. -- --- v. .r. ...-, county Oregon, on the J r..Nllh.l Jl 1W) OK MAY 1880. Ictween tho hours of l' o'clock ra and 2 o'clock ji in of said day. Dated April 10th, 1880 WMTICIlKNOIt, flC Administrator estate of Michael Fox- KLJI3I0NH. In the Circnit Court of tho Htato of Ore gon for the county of Coos. A. Naaburg and O. Webster vs II. JI. Luc. . Action for damages and the abatement oi a nuuance. .,,,,,. in To JL J I. Lnse said defendant In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and aiuwcrthe complaint of the iilaintilu on filo against you in the above entitled court and cause on or leforo the f.rstdayo the next regu ur(i i r... . m court, viz: MONJMV, TS""A-L f IP M A V 1RRO. and the delelidtllt Mill take aml the ueienueu. yum wkc notice that if ho fail to appear ami answer said complaint the planum win i "i weut against him tor five hundred dollars damagim, ami the further relief ill said wim plaint demanded. I'uhliihe.1 by orderof Hwi. J. I. W,'' Jiidguofsaide.urt, dato.1 April JOth I860. O. Wm4rrB. J3.Ct Attorney fir l'.'aliitllnn BAY VIEW BREWERY, 1&JJ&Sa13:2TTaiTJJD, OGKfcT. Win. RcicliGrt9Proprietor Keeps constantly on hand, nnd odors for sale a superior article of LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, YVIIOLKSALF. and UKTAII.. MvitMi is sviruni) n'lTitrim cnoicusr iwaicds ov WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS JlKANCllSAt.rOXAT F.Ml'lUK CITY. LOCKHART HOTEL, Jjv. Ii. At. I.orhhnrt t'roprletrenn EMriin: Citv.Oun. .lIAItSIII"II".I.I Drug Store. DR. C. H. GOLDEN, l'ltorn. Opposite Xit.bury's Store. HAY K C 0 X S T ANT 1, Y 0 N II A N 1) AM. SOUTS OK VN'D- Ml'inciN VI lTRPOSES, xvi.j-eti''cr-F,x--s , 'riivsaiiiB, Sl'ONCH'S. TOUjUIT.ATI.TI- cxjiaea, i3aiti!"xjrvx:aiiat.-v, sa'ATIOIVlilXlViAND SCHOOIillOOKS, At -0 IIIOU K CIGARS amT0BACC0, and cvorything uually ki-pt in a MEllH I. IH-l'hNSK. Jrcscriptioiis t arrfitlly Coin o it mlcil. M-n-tf E. A. ANDEKSON, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,' MAHSII FIELD, OIL j HAVLK ticc a AVLINO DONE AT SHOUT NO nd at very reasonable rate.-. ! coal Nn WOOD CONSTANTLY ON II XI) THE CENTRAL HOTEL. Cor. A and Front Stf., JIaksiuikld.Oii. -I I-AVISO TAKEN CHAItCiE OF L-1 the alxive named house, we can ' promi.-e to our patrons, i'ir,t.cliiHH I'urc, I'nlr 1ii1Iii"jt And courteous attention. CSTA TItl A L LS SOLICITED.r-J w -? i "tJ("u' Iw w 11 supjdied in its line, and is under ' our -Hronui lnanacemeiu. 1 WEKDLN UROS, Proprietors B00T& SHOE MAKER MAitsHFini.n,Or..v. WIIjIi I0 AZiXi 1CI1VDS OF in a tlioroiif-n manner ami use onlv the BEST MATERIAL. O ;iy,Shoj) on Front Street, opposite the pjonei - llarki t. -tf TETTEftv CELEBRATED MaJ HT03IACH trparpi l IVrfr and A",'iie. The tnio iiiitidop- to, the edicts of mi asma, is IIoHtcttir'H r'tomach Hitttrs. fii : .. 1 1 . i .. ,r tl r.L,t ktkii1.it ' ," . " V " " . " " " " V'AV rr- .' "" ,V. ." . : i . .,..".. .'........ ..I larv ppcciiu;w, tujii jnjn Jiiiint'iii " .iui......'. wherever on this continent fever and itpio ciints. A uiiii'gluMsful three times a day in the liet poaihl propaMitivo for cnecHUU'riiiy a nwiri(u atinospnere, lediilutliK tliu liver aud iiivrgoiullny the ktomucii. Pur twle by all DrofltffcUi ami Doolt-ra genrlly. IMy I CHEMICALS -P inks ion V to iJnr-LXr Hour-. KAiA ttfl-W -aW k3 M IHj,-- MI& coos sjht M A K Iv E T, MAItnsiirtKlll, OKEOOX, 11. Simi'sov a 1). Holland l'mprk'tors. 3VC ETA. T S mid provisions of nil kinds bold nt tin lowest living rules iiiul -,', r-;?;i nt am- point desired point fBTJ-ipTp; IZES ron VESSELS. LOG01NO CAMPS AND FAMILIES, ALWAYS READY. ;ay'Vl keep nothing but tin best J23 and insure -,:ttif:ii.'ti(n. lA-l-tf SiMt a wi'ok in your own tow n. Tonus nnd $ fri't. Addros II. Hali.ktt A- Co. Portland, Muhio. EUGENE O'CONNELL, l)rLKIt I.N STOVES &, RANGES, 1 atc-t Improved Hardware.Tools. -ANI)- Implemcn ts. GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND AMMUmTION. I L-IMIIFS &c OILS. WOOD .t WILLOWWAlti:, Steam.Water Pipo nnd Fittitiis, Gran ite and Plated Wares. j JIN, MAMTACTfllKIlS OK COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE, .IUII AVOItK EnT.CUTKI) WITH DlSI'ATCII. 65y-EXTHAS for Stoves, Plows Mowers nnd Itcnpcrs furnished at short notice. t-tttt; PIONEER MARKETS, Maiishkiki.1) .1 Eiii'iitK City. II. 1. WHITXKY, Pitoi-niKTOU. A good supply of MUTTON, Ht. CANWICI) It KEF. 0BH GOOCS, POKE, ETC n- ETC., ETC. and all kinds of SALTMEATSamVEGETABlES constantly on liaiid. Also a KdoiI stock of OXIOOI11X1.X311S. V 13 S S E L S LOGGING'' CAMPS fiUPPUlil) AT SHOUT NOTICE lv-Uf HIGHEST HONORS AiT-a Centennial World's Fair; 1876 1 m SHONINGER ORGANS osiotjjijxD vtixatovrvt u ra BEST INSTRUMENTS. Tbflreorapu-itlTseTellnoUrMO(iil(dby th Juilgss la tUtlr llaport, from wuloli th IftUowlUK Is su extxsct: "Th II. illlO.MlVORa OnOAIT CO.'B xblblt as tho best InstruuicnU st prlo rtnaulBtt them ponltlo to Urg cli.t of parchtiro,XiYDg a ooiablatUon ol litcd. ud Uslls, prcaocloti uotcI uxi ploulng efftcli, eontslDlDg man 7 deslrslto linprOTtuunts, will lUDd longer In Arj or dsmp ellnut. ! UsbU to gst out of order. U th bords belna asd ttarss-pljr, put tof ether so It Is Impot-lbl for tbrra to either slirlak, swell nr enllu" TIIU ONLV OllOA-VM AWAUDto T11IH HAMC. w This Uedtl snd Award wts ersnted titer Ibt Dost serer compelUlon of the beat mskers, befoi ooa ol the roost oomjeut Juris erar tuetabled. Mew Btjlea and prices J ait leaned, whtoh are In accordance with oar rule, the UHST OIt OAK fur the least uiouejr. We art prepared to appoint ft few new AgenU. Dlaitrattd (.'aUlogues luallad, poat-pald, c eppUoatloa to D, SHONINGER ORGAN CO., 07 U 118 CHESTHCT 8TIEI7,'; . . J-rw Uavni. Oomr. - BUSINESS UAllDH, T.C. MACKEY.M. 1). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Kmi'IUI: Cirv, OitKnox. C. 11. GOLDEN, M.l). PHYSICIAN & SURGEON MaIINIIKIKM). OlIKdON. aW.TOWKK.M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON MAiisnrint.il, Oiu-iion. W. C. ANCiKL, M. I). PHYSICIAN am. SURGE0N Coiiiiiiio dtp, 0(u, S. 11. JIazakp, J. Y. Hamilton 1IAZ.MM) & HAMILTON, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will proc tl-t in tlu various court of thi'stati. OKKICK AT I-MI'IhT CITV, OlI.V. J. aVC. SIC3-LI3ST. ATTORNEY v COUNSELLOR AT LAW. MABSIlFlF.I.D.oi-KiioV. O. WICHSTKU, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW Muisin iKin, Oiihoon. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, XOTAIIV I'rilLHWMUWElAXCEII, LMPIKi: CITY, (KIN. Collections nnd nllirr 1immIihsm nlnfiil in my Imnils, will ii'ccic proinpt nttcii- (it'll. vi-.s-u 1'. Wit 1(5 HT, U. S. Jlhieral ami tL S. Ih-puty s v i v k v o it , Cotjru.i.i: City, Oo.v. , Will atti'iiiltotlieliunineMof'turvoylii' in anv part of the county. Perfect iniii8 of all mineyed litnits. fur uiilii'ilat slmrt imtice. i:. (;. j it i ni liOii, ATTORNEY asd roUSSELLOR AT LAW. lUMl'IUM CITV OllWOOIV A Nhart' t ipuhhe patruiiue in lexpect fuil miIh .1 i :trtf 7 M a week. $1" a ilaj at hnine i'iti ly iiiaiie. Ciwtly milllt free. Addm" Tut i: A Co. Aiit-iitta. Maine. Eqnal to Any. Excelled ly None. -. Taylor & Farley CABINET ORGAN. Manufactured at Worceiirr, 91-m, tAl WJfffyXniWtm AIL !ltTt7VI2I73 of any value may U towi La thetc iiutrumenli, at.i1 ihcy onUin nuuiy BSftNTIAL IMPROVBMKNTS 0t r;trD In clhtr Otgani. Almlncr to nmduRfl work whleh ahMlt ha I Ournbla, we will not enorlOoo thnt which is noi veen. nnu yei i vuni to n prrai Orsar., In order to mako a moro fnnoy xtarlor. We are stilt cruLied 19 rrti-nt at Strllsli nnd Apjiropilnto Cases aa in be found in the maiVtl, with a finish which It tit lULti by any, AS RBOARDS TOUIi Tilt rOLLOniKO Award witli Medal & Diploma of Honor WAS C-tAi'TZO BV THE CltrriNNIAL CXHIDITIOH COMMISSlONinS: " Fir litaraij In ITt.taaaitili, Euooni, fl'RITI at J EB.IUI11CI or TOJE, anllorallj Is Taeir es4 tia.nl tUUtr It BKbailitl Ippllantti fr Uu tiraewi tgtratd" Do not fail to nuLe application and EXAMINE THEOU INDTKUIUJIITS Ikfote l'urdi'sinj Cauloguei free, on applicauon to the Taylor & Farley Organ Co. WORCESTER, MASS. 8.1 to X'JO jierd.ty at home. Haniil(M worte f"i free. Addn-HH Htimiox A Co. J'ortlaml, .Maiiie. E. B. DEAN & CO. E.H.DKAN, D. Wllil.COX AND C. II. .MKIKWANT. Wi: iiavi: Amvavh os IIasd.v I'u.i, Arcortiiiont Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE LTTIMIIBIEilR, JlANL'FACTUKKDTOOItDKK And SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED, and at thu THE LOWES i I llll IRIC I NASBURG St, HIRSL Kiio.nt KritiiKT, MAiiiirn:i.i), ()k. NHW (100DS iTyTVBUYHTBAM. er; keep eiinyliuitly on luvnd in our liii-Ko mid coinmudloUM nlorc. n WlSlI Hl'llTll'tl Mock of ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE, i'oihUmIiij- of tlio Iii-t-t ntnplo mil fancy X335L-X" Q-OODS of all UiuIm, tlio L'ltok'ont GROCERIES PROVISIONS. a i.aiioi: stuck or CI.OT1IIXU, HATS anil CAPH, MOOTS and SIIO'KS, ItlTHUKHS ami OIL (M.OTI.IN'G aSI.UMMOItS ami OILCLOTH CIUH'KKHV and (ILAS.S WAHK.IIAUDWAUH ami TOOLS, Cigars and Tobacco, l'liluts, (HN and VnriiMii'N, Cliuk'i Wlnos and I.Iiiihiin, 'I'limaro and A tti tti unit lutt. CVTI.h'in: 1100) ,ui H7..OII-.IIM ,:. Hirf Sclool IBooics AM - STATIONERY 11'tjiivir.jrrivri- aooDa , .VIV.O 1IONIJI1 i n; Oiiroxtciisivotdiiiw vnxvn nrr lllli'd winh tho lliu'nt MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. ruicKS to srrr tiik ti.mks. N. II. All (iiiid-t piiri'liittod nt our Store will he dt'lixi'K'd frtr ol clmrf-u at any point on the route of thu point i .Myilli. itumiier l-l-lf "s iiAititi:it siioi. in' rito.NT ok tiii: ckntu.m. iiutki. .MiirKlillolil,(-Kn If you want aneaat huve, As jjond as luirl-t'r ('vorj-iivn. .Mint call on meat mv hiiIooii, I'ioiii morn 'till ni-lil or huny noon ; .My riixurn'liarp, my twor, keen, .My t-lii it neat and towuli i-lcan ; And there I thinl; that you will llud I'hieli Hitiili'td Hilit lliiMninil ; I trim the hair with ekill fur oiitH, Of i'oiii'm' tho jirii'i in llfty eeiitn; SliitiupiHiiii';, Iiki, I do that well, (live me ii trial, that will tell ; So help me j-riteioiis if 1 iniike you hol ler. You need not pay a uailerof n dollar. .1. W. Cn, I'ropr. P. S. Hot and cnhl ImtliK iiIwiih ready ll-istfl COOS HAV FURNITURE STORE, CuSKTVSTI V OS IIANI1 Miittrcxici it llntttviut.i, Vltltlfn il' t.lllllIH, Crlhs .1- CriulliH, I'KTI'ItLS. rUAMi:.-. MOl'I.DIXCiS, TMU.r.S. MIltltOHS Ae. "on tin-;- room I'll rail it re Made to Order. CO '' .V.S made at Mmrlesl notice. SEWING MACHINES Arr.ciiMiNT, Nkkiu.is Srv. F .M.HK, 1 1 1 f I'lIOI'IIIKTOII. The New Market. ItOSS A TIMMKUMA.V Vould iiiinrniiii'i' to the puhlii: that their new market OI'l'OSITKTlir.t'HXTKAI.nOTKU in now oruscii AN'DTIinYAUHl'UKI'AItKDtciSKU. AM. kiniim or m:i:i- roitK Mi:.TSf am.kixdh I.MI PROVISIONS AND VEGETABLES vhssvls mid i.oaaixa camps SI'PPUIU) t-jri'llIC'LS DOWN' TO THK IlMD.ftJ m hock NEW HOME Sewing Machines JUST Ill-X-B.VKI) HY8TAMKH! Ktlll Ktl.I" AT REDUCED RATES, BY HKNItYfl. I'l.OKOKIt, I). .Morm'H Kmpiro City. W. G. WEBSTEB, im:am:ii v SBoots, Shoes AihI I.eullier I'l nl I tiffM. .MAiiHiini.i.i), On. TIIAVK IATKM' IlKTl'HXKD J fiom Man Fiiiiidriro willi it coni" plcte Htock nf every thin-- in my lino lemly niiiile liootHimd mIuk'H, etc. BST MATERIAL NLY USED. FARM FOR SALE, A SMALL FA KM SITlTATKD OX J llio Imnk of tho Oo'jiiillo Klvoi' coiilitiniiiK UH iKTen RICH BOTTOM LAND, With IIoiiho and Oiflmid. Can !'' Hdiitod at a Uonaoiiuhlo Jtuto. J'or piirtiniiliuia iiijily to Iliy; ii v fc5i;fnTA("i'ii.v, KiuptiQ (Jlty, Onij-ou, .w. r af-yniU'i "