The Const Mail.
SATURDAY,
APRIL 17, 1880.
The rjMHMclwl Prospect.
A Into Washington dinpntcli Bnys :
There Menu to be four nt tlio treas
ury mul in tlianlml of some mem
Imrs of Congress, that there will lw
n drnln of gold from this country
befiiro tnnny month. There nre
crtnlnly innny indications pointing
Hint way which hnvo hitherto been
'minted out in these disnntclics.
The bnlnnee of trade has fallen ofT
nearly a hundred millions since one
year ago, and returns for March
show that imports arc Btcadily in
creasing while exports arc decreas
ing. Good crops in Kuro'H! by the com
ing harvest would cause exports of
produce to ceanc to a great extent,
and far-sighted financiers arc anx
ious that something bedono by Con
gress to check the probable How of
gold. Morton, of New York, who is
a banker with a house in London as
well as one in this country, is oncof
those who can seo trouble ahead
and says that the remedy is the pas
page of a law by Congress making
gold and saver coin lntcrchangable
at their lawful value and authorizing ! ?atin,, w"!ch e intends putting in
the aecrctarv of the treasury to cause i ? L,tt.Ie ,am l- He bought
sufficient stiver dollars to be coined
in order to meet the demand for
such interchange. Morton has in
troduced a bill embodying his views,
which has been referred to the com
mittc on banking and currency.
rrCt Oatmeal.
Resource of Oregon.
We arc informed that there were
five contestants for the premium on
oatmeal at the Centennial Exhibi
tion Scotland, Ohio, Ireland, New
York and Oregon. So tenacious
were the committee upon this sub
ject, that after the premium was
awarded to McLcani Bros., of Ore
gon, the dissatisfied insisted upon
each sample being made into mush.
This waa done. Oregon again de
feated her contestants. Then they
insisted upon a chemical analysis
and to the astonishment of all, the
Oregon meal proved fifteen per cent
richer in gluten than the best of the
other samples, which was Scotland,
and 40 per cent, better than New J
zone and Ulno. l ms tact will one
day prorc an immense value to Ore
gon. This establishes the fact that
Oregon is the best oat country in
the world.
A Blag-svce to III Section,
A man was arrainged in Little
Bock on a charge of carrying a re
volver. "Haven't you got better
sense than to carry a pistol like
this?" aske the Judge, holding up a
pepper-box pistol. "Yes, sir."
"Don't you know that the law says
you shall be fined twenty-five dol
lars?" "Yes, sir ;but I didn't know
it was any harm to carry such a pis
tol." "But it is sir. Any man that
,...1.1 .. ....!. ..:.(..! r.. .,.!. in
UU.uv. Bu.u u i9Ws ui.fc.. iu
go to Ihe Penitentiary for life. Sup
pose you were togetinto a fight hav
ing such a pistol. While you were
trying to shoot, the other fellow
would run away. You may go this
time, hut if I ever hear of your car-
rying such a worthless pistol again '
I'll petition to the Governor and
have you hung. No wonder we are !
slandered at the North when such I
trifling men as you are canying pis
tols that could ijot hurt a man by ly
ing on his stomach and refusing to
digest.
MAittiHALTow.v is located on Lake
creek, Kcven miles from Spokan, and
on the N. P. B. B. survey This town
has come into cxixtcuco M'ithin the
hist few week". It has one tore, one
blacksmith nhop, one sawmill and
a splendid water iower. It is located
on the otage line between Sjwkan
Fulls and Pino Grove, one stage pass
ing each day. The town is Hurround
m! on all sides by plenty of timber,
and the N. P. B. B. Co. have several
thousand ties already made on the
line ready for use next summer. A
large warehouse iv already builL
EnIh'Hiy U proceeding at the minis
try of finance relative to means forde-vi-lophig
the Spanish marine. Benor
.Umcnxtil, u Cataloniau shipbuilder,
in the cotirao of tho eiupilry expressed
the opinion that tho precarious posi
tion of .Spanish shipping is due to the
disastrous competition it has sustained
in the Cuban trade, more particular
ity on the part of tho I'liited States.
Ho urged that Spanish und Cuban
shipping Ik) protected by lowering
consular dues, loading and other
charges. and thntdn in of tomineice
lx concluded with England and the
United States.
TllE vote of Sun Francisco Mood" an
averago of over 19,000 for Cituens,
Mgninit an average UfV for Work
insmon. CitUeni majority averaging
7,3 W.
GENERAL NEWS.
Thkhk is without doubt nil im
provcnicnt in the relations between
Russia and Germany.
The commissioner of tho general
land office has reported in favor of
establishing a land office at Yakima
City, and adversely as to an office
at port Townscnd, but nothing in! T.4,SK I3w,nl iMmeatha following
reference to an office at SnpTn
r alls. Johns, all of Clictcoo, Curry eouii.y' Orvjjvu.
It is probablo that Congress will
make an appropriation of 1500,000
to clear tho rivers of California chok
ed up with mining debris, and build
dams to keep further washings from
being carried into the valleys.
Thk Rochester Herald has the
following: The accomplished and
gifted representative of the press,
Mrs. Chnrlotte Smith, was requested
by a Democratic Senator a few days
ago to aid him in framing a bill for
a reform school for girls. She in
stantly responded that she felt more
interest at present in another direc
tion, and would gladly lend her aid
in the establishment of a reform
school for certain Senators.
Mh. Jkiiomk Churchill, says the
Yreka "Union," returned from below
and brought up with him a lot of
them m Sacramento. In tho spring
he is going to put them in the lake.
It will not be long before Little
Klamath lake and all its tributaries
will be full of them as they multiply
very rapidly. Mr. E. Edson ,who re
turned with Mr. Churchill, also
brought up a lot for George Camp,
bell of Soda Springs, to be put in a
fish pond that Mr. Campbell has
lately built.
A Bue.mi.vm, Texas, dispatch
says: Albert Toland, a planter,
living two miles from Chappel Hill,
in this county, has been sick and
unonuueu a nirea negro man lor
neglecting the stock. The negro
picked up a singletree, backed Tol
and against th side of the house
and began choking 'him. Toland's
wife rushed out of the -house with a
revolver in her hand and told the
negro to turn her husband loose. He
refused, when she took deliberate
aim and shot the negro in the head
The ball crushed the skull, but hopes
arc entertained of his recovery-
A Blue Mountain correspondent
writes the Eatt Ortgonmn, March 20:
The .now continue to fall night and
day. A company from this neighbor-
hood arc going to Grand Ronde to
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jhuic ujiuu ijivii i4iiuft, niiiuii auiiiu
of them have not zecn for six months
unlets a puncheon iras raised from
the floor, for the snow at this time
must be about eight feet deep, and
' still coming. If thi.-i snow should go
ofT in a rush, undoubtedly the valleys
will be flooded.
Mendocino City, April 3. At Nar
row Kidge, in this county to-day, Neils
Ilaminaland killed his wife, Johanna,
and her paramour, Frank Olben, as
they were Eleeping together, braining
Iw-illi rritli :tn aro 1 f:l tiirnnlnnrl's lit
-; ". . ."-
no jmn. sioeinntr in iik sntim ikhi. rtvi
, M a , n
the alarm, nnd the murderer was se
cured. Hanimaland states that the
intimacy haa continued for the past
year, and that he felt obliged to com
mit the deed. It is known that he
had been fully aware of the natureof
the intimacy, and had apparently ac-,
quiesccd in it, even to the extent of
frequently eharing the same room
"'t'' tlie S"'''.v P"'r-
NOTICE OF FINAL PB00F.
Lasd Orrxce at
nmirMTlin fll, r-r!iv farvl. nn lfton
Notice is hereby riven that the following 1
...Wl.... .u, V...MW.., - .WH V. .wr. ,
name.1 settler has filed notice of hi inten.
tion to nuke final proof in support of his ,
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ,
expiration of thirty clays iroin date of thu
.. -. J .... fl.,.sna u F til tit t.umirii.ii
uot.ee, vui Thoinan J. titt. preinption
leclaraUirv statement,
, .No. 3J17, lor the Y.
of W'M. SVI-4of AV1-4, c 2, and SK
1-4 of SEW, of ttc, 3, T 41 SU 13 went,
and name) the following a his witnesses,
viz: IL I John. J. U. Owley, D. H.
Palmer and J. IL Stitt, all of Chetco,
Curry county, Oregon, on the 17th day
of May, 180, at the U. 8. Laud Office at
Itosehurg, Oregou,
Wm. F. Hrnjamix, Kegister.
TTUS
NEW DRUG STORE,
MAKSFJELD, OR.
JXEXT DOOR TO MAILOmCE.
LOUIS JlU.VJtOE, 1'roprlctor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
BEST JtltAXD OF CIGAJtfi
tsa-I'rescript.ons Carefully Com-
pounded by Competent Physician.
JfOTICK OF FINAL PROOF.
Lami Oitick, Kcntnuno, On;,
. . . . . April 5, 18S0.
ISotice U hcrcliy riven that tho following
named net tier li.-ui tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in tnport of his
cUim ami secure fluid entry thereof nt tlio
expiration of thirty dnya from, tho dt of
thta notice, rii: James 11. Stitt, liomMtoad
application No. for tho K of SKL4.
oction 34, T40, SU 13 w. NVM of Nl
'"f"""-. nlKI-4of NKI-4 section
on tho 17th .lay of May lSO, Mow jiidgo
or clerk of tho court of Curry county, Or.
1R . V ll.. ....... ,. .
15
., IH.AJAMI.V, uegisier,
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of Ore
gon for tho county of Coos.
A. Xanlmrg ami C. Wltr v H. II.
MUtC.
Action for damages ami tho nlvatcincnt of
a nuisance.
To 11. H. 1.ii so said defendant. In the
name of tho State of Orogim you are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs on tilo against you in the
alnive entitled court and cause on or lieforc
the first day of the next regular term of said
court, vii: .MONDAY, THK iUTH DAY
OF MAY, lfsSO, and the defendent Mill take
notice that if ho fail to appear and answer
said complaint the idaiutia w ill take judg
ment against him tor Ave hundred dollars
damage, and the further relief in said com
plaint demanded.
PuMishcd by order of Hon. J. F. Watson,
Judge of said court, dated April 10th 1SSO.
O. Wkkstkr.
15-Gt Attorney for Plaintiffs:
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution issued out of
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, foJ
the county of Curry, on the 13th day of
March, 18S0, in favor of John Huntley,
plaintiff, and Will Huntley, defendant, for
the sum of $9 14, and costs taxed at t?J 9.",
to me directed and delivered, commanding
me to make lew and sale according to law.
i of thepcoiwrty real or icrsonal of said dc
lemtaiit, l nave levied upon the following
described real property belonging to said
defendant, towit: Lota 3 and 4, and an uu
divided J interest in lots I and 2 of sec. 1.
T. 36, Sit. 15 w., and lota 1 and 2 of sec. 3l
T. 35, Sit. 15 w., and the X of see 31,
and the X of SWJ of section 31, T. 33, SU.
14 w. in Curry Co. Or.
And I will, on tho THIRD DAY OF
MAY, 1SS0, at the hour of one o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at the courthouse
door in Kllensburg. sell all the right title
iu lmcresi oi saui iieiemiant in ami lo aaiti
Sff EtE KIT &"
March, 1SS0, to satisfy said execution and
accruing costs.
Dated at Etxixsntritc, On., March 13th,
1880. A. II. MOORE,
12 4w Sheriff of Curry county, Or.
NOTICE OF FIXAL TROOF
Lank Ornce at
Rosmciuj, Oftr-Gox, March 29, 1SS0.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty tlays from date of this
notice, vii : Henry L. Johns, preemption
declaratory statement, Xo. 3210, for the
w$.f SEJ, SW of .NEW and SE1-4
of
, the following as hi. witnessc-! viz:
T. J. Stitt, J. F. Mam, J. H. Stitt, and
vti. r ii en . .i
Jr- Moo aU "' S?- .crurry , """"'j
lreg..n.onthelthdayof May, 186t). at
' K!3t3 sZXLtfohSll'lLZ
Oregon.
14
W.v. F. Benjamin, Itvister.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of!
Oregon for thecountvof Currv.
Marv O. Chase vs. XV. A. Chase.
The Port Orford Cedar Co., Uernhard
KcrchofTnnd Phillip Fisher.
Suit in equity to foreclose a niort
tra re.
TO XV. A. CHASE. THE TOUT 011
ford Cedar Conipunv. Uernhard
KerchofT and Philip Fisher, defend
' ants. In the name of the State of
, Or..f.nn iviii n lio.i-rmniircil to an
" : . - : . ...
!ear and answer the complaint on file
in the above entitled court and cause,
onor before the firt day of the next
regular term of said Court, viz : MON
DAY, THE 7TII DAY OF JUNE, A.
D. 1SS0. And vou are hereby notified
that if vou fail to answer said corn
.,iait he pl.iintiil'will take a !
against vou for the relief in wiid
ice ree !
com
plaint demanded, towit: For the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage exe
cuted by A. XV. Chas", on the I'd day,
of Juife, 187:1, in favor of Mary O.
CIuim;, fortius cale of the property in
said mortgage described, to satiKfy the;
claim of the pluintitl and lor lurtner
relief.
This summons is published by or
a . - .
der of Hon. J. K X atsou, flatcd Jlarcll
-)tll, 18S0,
G. Wkuktkk,
11-Ct
mbb
Atty. for Plaintiff.
T A w. tr X1A Al Wolli
XJ1 y UI JWX XVL KJ liuiv
MARSHFIELD, OG'N-
NOIILE IJIIOS., - - - Proprietors
We have lately built a first-class
Stable on Pine street, nnd lmve Hordes
lo hire at all hours. Hauling done at
short notice.
i. o. o. &.
ANNIVERSARY RALL
AT
NORMAN'S HALL,
MARSH FIELD.
Mo.VDAT EVESIKO, Al'Ult 2lth, 1880.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
A. Nasiil-bo, T. G. Owen-, A. Stauef,
C. XV. Toweh, O. E. Smith, 0.
Kawto.v, T. HiitHT.and
WI. JJUAOLEV.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
MENTS, A. Loimiee, Jmi.n Ke.nvo,K. Wkhiieb
T. HlltST, E. A. AMiEBSO.V.
TICKETS
$1 00.
BAY VIEW
Win. Rcichert9Proiirietor
Keeps constantly on hand, mul oilers for sale a superior article of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WilOl.KSAI.K vm IlKTAIh.
MYHAR IS SUIPUUD WITHl'IIR C1I01CKST lUiAXHS 0
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
illtAXCIl SAl.fOXAT KMIMUK CITY.
THE
LOCKHART HOTEL,
Mrs. E.JI. LovLhuvt Vropvlt'trrim
KMrtitK City, Otis.
MAItSliriKI.l
llriio StoriJ11 EATS
JLTM. m.fm 7m..WM. mJ mul provisions of nil kinds
Dlt. C. 11. GOLDEX. Fitoni.
Opposite XaslHU't's Store.
HAVE C0XSTAXTI.Y OX HAXI)
AM. SOKTS OK
XDK,TJ3-S
CHEMICALS
1 WINKS KOll
medicixal rrurosEs,
XTfI0-STrr3'If (9 ,
THVB8J3S,
SPONCVKB.
TOIIiJaT.AIlTI-
cxixis, ramyuMiiriY,
TATIONlfllVV.APrD
BCiiooLnooua,
ALSO C1IOI0K
CIGARS Asi TOBACCO,
nnd everythini; iitually kept in n
mkdicai. di.spen".ai! .
1 rescript Urns carefully Com-
jumiulctl.
AKMf
iNDEKS0iST,
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE;
MAUSH FIELD, OU.
HAULING DONE
lice and at very
fAl'LING DONE AT SHOUT
tso
ltv reif-oiiiililc
J COALAN.,W0OOC0K,TANT,V.AM,
tO THE
CENTRiVL HOTEL.
Cor. A and Front StH.,MAitMiiiKLi),Ou.
-I pAVING TAKEN CIIAUGI". OK
-ID the alxive iiaiued liou-e, w e can
promise to our patron.", ,
Fii-Mt-rInM Fnro, I'jiir IcuItiiK
And courteous attention.
SSrA TKIAL IS SOLICITED.jr-5 I
ovniiAJt
Ih w II Mipplicd in its line, and in under
our iK.Thonal management.
WEUDEN IlBOrf, I
Proprietors
B00T& SHOE MAKER
IMaiishkikm), Oo.v. '
WII.Ii X O ALL 3CXP8-30
OV I
in a thorough manner and use
only the i
BEST MATERIAL.
-o-
8-Shopou Front Street.opposite the
' 'W' . 'V
none - muoi-i
tt
STETTER'e
Feror ami Airiio.
Tho tnio ant.doto to the olloc-tH of ml-
aMiuu, in IloHtottir'H Htoiiuu-h HittorH.
TIiIh iiiHilioluc Ih t no of tho niowt jwipulnr ,
reincdiM of un iik' "f ut-o'HHfuI jroiti ,
tary HjMt-Hlcx, mul in in iinriit-iioo doiiiuud
wlMfiuvcr on thin i-ontinont fovor and ,
(Hoie oxIkIh, A wiuo(.'laHMfMl thrco Uiiioh ,
n day in tho In-wt iiohiIiIo jirojia' utlvo for !
erioountorin a innlariou.s ntiiioftplion', !
regulating tho liver anil invigorating the i
Htomacii.
For Haiti hy all DniggistH and Doaluru
gvncrully, '-O'ly
HO
r;i ici
r4Sw Vv
Hlfff r?S I
i
i
BREWERY
1
COOS B.-3T
MAitKET,
m viiitsinn in, oni:(iov,
W. It. Simmon a 1) 11oi.i..ni
l'mjirietorM.
miUI nt l lie lowest
liviiij: nttcs
mul
miUVEKKn nt any point
desired
stt3:
BS
rou
VESSELS,
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES.
ALWAYSJtEADY.
CaT We keep lintliinu but ilie lK'..tJC3
mul iiiMtie Mtii.ietioii.
l.v-l-tf
AtlMn week in ntirnwn town. Tonus
mul " free. Address 11. II.i,urrr & Co.
i Portland, Maine.
EUGENE O'CONNELL
. DIJMVU IN
STOVES & RANGES,
1 ntest Iuipriiod
Hardware.Tools,
-AND-
Implemen L s.
guns, rifles, pistols and
t a ,---i, -r-r
WOOD A- WILLOWWAKE, ,
Steani.Wnler Pipe and Fittings, Gran
ite and Plated W.ucs.
MAXITAl'TfllHIS OV
TIN, COPPER &SHEETIRONWARE.
Klt WOKK
EXECTTKIl WITH DlM'ATfH.
CSrEXTUA.S for Stoves, Plows
Mower.- and Kcapcrs fiiriiishc-d
at shoit notice.
THE
PIONEER 'MARKETS,
M.u.suni:M & EMi-ntKCirv.
JI. I'. WHITNEY, I'lioiMiil.Toii.
A good supply of
MI'TTON, , .ii in CANNED
HE El
mmm cooes.
P0HK, ETC
ETC.. ETC
mid all kinds of
SALTMEATSax.VEGETABLES
constantly on hand. Alfo a
good Htock of
CHIOCWIUHB.
V K Ss"k L S
AMI
! LOGGING CAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHOUT XOTICE
I lv-Uf
)
HIGHEST HONORS
j um
. Cenfenrial World's Fair, 1876!
raa
SHONINGER ORGANS
oiioitoid trainiocn.T i ni
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
TlitlrcomptritiT exetlUne Ii recofnlnd by
Hi Judge la ttlr Ituporl, fxoia wbloli ih.
following U n xtrtct:
"Th D. HIIO.m.voErt nnoAW rn
!
axblblt tho bet Iuitrumeuts tt a
prio renderloff them ponlbU toUr cilia
ci parouiHri.iiaTiEg a ooabioiuon oi lletOi
tad DilU, croaocln notel uil cleulDR tffcl.
ooUIdIos but deilrabla lmDroremtati. will
Und lon r la dry or dmp cUmt. leu IltbU
U cl oat of order. U tU borcl being mi4
chrtvpljr, pnt toteiher io It ! Impotelbl for
tbem
to eitt
Itbtr ctirlak. iwell or inllL"
TIIM
ONLY OUU&Jtlt AAVAUDiCU TIIIH
HANK.
TkU UeUf nd Award ni aruUd after tbt
Bott iirer conipatUloa of tb beil latker),
befoM oo of tlio uot ootnpoloat JurUa
ror aMimbled.
Wow Blrlta and price Jo.t luaod, whloh art
la woorc(aoco wltb our rale, tut IlkltX OK
AN for tbo laaat moot'.
W art prepared to appoint t few new Agent-,
lBtaitraled CtteJofaM milled, pott-peld, oa
ppUcaUasto
B, SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
7 U ItS CHESTWUT STIKT,'
. Wrtf Ilinv. Oow.
II IT H I Jf K S H 0 A It D M,
T.C. MACK BY, iM. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
KMi'ttii: City, Oiiiuion.
C. II. GOLDEN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M mmrii:Lii Oiiciion,
('. V. TOWKH.M. 1).
PHYSICIAN&SURGEON
M.iiKiini:ui, Oiiiuion.
W. C. AX(IKIM. I).
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Coiullle Cltit, )fn.
S. II. 1 1 AS! 1110, J. W. VJI1U0N
HAZARD ,v HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will practiced! the unions romlH
of thentate.
on-'ti i: at i:mi'Hik iity, Ous,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MAItSIIFir.LD.nitEGOX.
(!. WKHSTKIJ,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M MtsuriKi n, ()iii:.n.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
otarv priiLir .niwEi ..rcn9
I'M I'M I: CITV, OG.V.
Colloolious ami oilier IiiinIiioss placed
in my liiiiidM, will Hi'clM' piompt atten
tion. 1-.I-K
V. I'. WUKiHT,
f ". ,S'. Mineral ami I'. S. Deputy
S U II V 1C Y (.) It ,
Coili'iit.i: City, Oon.
Will at iimkI t t he 1miIiu'.-p of Kurvtiylnjj
in iiiiv part of tlic county.
rcricct maps oi all siirvcycil IiiihIh, lur
iiisliiHlat Mliort tiiitici'.
i:. t;. (; it i n n it on,
ATTORNEY nd niCSSEMJIR AT LAW,
IilMriH.11 01TV OIIMOON
nluirc o iiuilillo patnuiaue is reiM,ct
full mi lit d. 1 ,'."((
I
! 7'i ii uci'k. t-- i! d.i nt lioiue casi
i Iv made. Costly nutllt fiee. Aildress
I 'fill i: iV: Co. Auc'tista. Maine.
j EpltoAfly. Excellefl Iiy None.
I - ! -l
Taylor &. Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
Blannfncinred nl YVorcetlrr, Tin.
1IX IUnC7ZVZ.lT3 of tny vulu mijr U found
U ttxtt iiulnimaili, r.d they conlitn mujr
sniNTIAL IMPROVKMINTI
KD7 TttTIU la Olhtr OrjlnL
Aiming to produoo work whloh shall b
Durnbla. wo will not inorlfloe that whloh
la not n, nnd yat U vital to a prfot
Orson, In order to mako a mora fan or
iferlor.
We r still nallej lo prewnl i
Stylish mid Appropriate Cases
u ru b found In (lie nuVci, with a finiili wliitli k
III lUlM by my.
A8 Ft BOARDS TONB,
Till rOUAWINO
Award with Medal -Diploma or Honor
WAS CHANTED BV TIIS
CtNTENKIAL EXHIBITION COMMISSIONERS:
" Ttt Itrinur la WrlBtoillp, Kiniiii, rt'UTI ut
BllUllICt sr TOll. nlfonullr Is r.tr 4 ti:nl
UUt; U 9tulai If pJUnti ftr U) frfiH litnM."
Do r.ot fail ta nuka nppliutlon tin
EXAMINE THBQB INBTIiUMENTfl
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Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WORCESTER. MASS.
(..1 l H'iO icrila.v at home. SauiU-M
wortc f."i fri'i' AddiVti .'tismix i"s Co.
I'nrtl.-ind, .M iiiiii-.
E, B, DEAN & CO,
B.U. DKA.V. 1). WILIX'OX
I AM)
I C. II. MERCHANT.
XVr. iiavi: Aiavayh ox Hand a yFi:!.!.
Ar'OltlUont OI
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
LUMBER
MANl'I-'ACTl'UKI) TO OUDKIl
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIHEO.
nnd at tho
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES
NASBURG & HIRST,
Fiiont HniUCT, Mahhiihki.ii, Otis,
TVTEW G00DH lvT:VKItYHTKAM.
i t; Ueepeoiistiintly u Imiul
;;vn":r,ek,!:r,o,,1,mH M-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ooiikIInIiik or tlio l.et Maple mul fancy
r-R;ir goods,
of nil kinds, tlio tliuleoDt
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
A I.AItOKHlocK OK
CLOTH IXU,
HATS mul CAPS,
MOUTH nnd HIIOKH,
UlMUIKItH .mil OIL CLOTI IN(
SLUMMCIIH mul OILCLOTH
CUOCKICIIY mul (1LASS
WAUK.IIAmiWAUl'
iintl TOOLS,
Cigars and Tobacco,
1'iilnts, oils mul VnriiMivs,
Cliolrc WliicM ami I.iiuirH,
Tlmvare mul Aniiiiiuiltloii.
crru-niv. wood ,mi
n'ti.i.ini''ir.iith mul
Sclxool Boolis
STATIONERY,
r-univiiriivc4. ooodo,
awd itowuuiiY
Oure.xleiuienlniveascM are llllul.
wish the Uncut
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
PRICKS TO SI' IT THK TIMES.
N". II. All good purchased at our
.Store will ho doliwtril fice ut eluirKO
it any point on tlio nniii ivf il,
tit'iuucr .u
v. ..
,M)rtli. vl-l-tf
i'UX't IIAItlli:itNIIOI,
KIIOXT OI' Till: CK.N-IIIAI. nori:i.
.Mni-MhlU-til, t ku
i .v
If you want itiioasyshavi',
AiimmI as Imii Into v(irni,
.lu-t 0.1 1 1 on inn at mv naloon,
l-'ioin morn 'till ni-lit or Imsy noun ;
My razniV fliurp, my soiiors" koon,
M shojiis iirnt mid lotvolri olonn ;
Ami then- I think that you n ill find
Knoll art ii-lo to suit tlio mind ;
I trim thohairuith .'kill for,outs,
Of ooino tho prioo i- II fly oonls ;
.Shain)iKini)', too, I do that woll,
(iio moil 1 1 ml. that will tell ;
So liolp mo cmciiiiH if I mako you hoi-
lor.
You nood not juiv a iiinrtor of it dollar.
J. W,Cox,I'roir.
I'. S. Hot und oold liatlis nluiivs rowdy
tl-lStfl
COOS II A V
FURNITURE
STORE,
CoXCTAXTLV OX IIAXI)
Mattresses ,0 Itetlsteails,
Chairs t l.oauues.
Cribs ,1 Vriultrs,
rirrntr.s, kijamks, Mnri.mxas,
TAIII.KS, MlltltUlt.S Ao.
'otiiilliiK-r-ofiiii I'ii mil ii rn
.Miulo to Ordor
COEEIXS iiiado at slmrli-t not loo.
SEWING MACHINES
ArrAcii.Mi:.vri, Ni:hdi.i:m .to.
V. MA UK,
lltf rilOI-ltlKTOIt.
The New Market.
UOSS A- TIMMKItMAN'
i
Would announce to tho imlilio thai
' their now niaikot
(OrrO.SITKTHKCK.NTIIAI. HOTKI.
IH SOW OI'I.XKII
A.N'OTIIKVAKKrUKI'Altl.DtoSKLI.
.M.I. KIMIH III'
j IIKKF I'OKK A MKATSof AM. KINDS
p nov i si onTand vegetables
VESSELS nwl LOUUIXU CAMPS
Sl'I'Plil El)
1 rjyi'itic'K.s 'down to tih: iiki).j3
V) ItOCK.
: NEW HOME
Sewing Machines
JUSTIUX'KI VKD IIY STAMKH!
run mm
AT REDUCED RATES, RY
IIKNItYO. I'l.OKOKI.,
1). Mornc'H Kni.iio City.
W. G. WEBSTER,
HKAI.KU M
.Boots, Shoes
AimI I.cntlior I'IimIIiirw
iMAitHiini;i,i, OI.,
TIIAVK LATKIU' ltKTl'ltNi:i
J from San Friiuoiuoo with a ooiu
ploto otook of ovoiy thiiiK in my lino
lonely Hindu liootHiiiid hIiocx, oto,
BST MATERIAL NCY USED,
FARM FOR SALE,
A SMALL FAH.M SITl'ATKI) ON"
V. Hi" 1'iiiik of tho Coiiuillu K'ivoi
containing -'8 hoioh
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With Hoiihii mid Oiohard. Can lo
Itouloil at a KoiiNOiiiililuItate.
For liailiouliii'H ujiply to
HiiNiiv Si:.v(ihtacki:n, .
J.iuiiiiu (Jily. Oiogoii.
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iiTir i - i-