The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, May 15, 1880, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textn--v Me Coast' Mail. SATURDAY, - I.HI 1)1 MAY 15, 18S0. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. v For Congress M.C.GEORGE. Forjudges of the Supremo Court J. ii. WAiiUU, of rortlami; w. v, LOUD, of Salem, and E. M.WATSON, of Jacksonville. Tor Presidential Electors GEO. B. CURRY, ol Grant; E. L. APPLE GATE, of Lane, and C. B. WATSON, -br'ITatglgo'unly. ' j Judge of 2d District J. F. WAT SON, of Douglas county. For Prosecuting Attorney J. A YANTES, of Benton county. R E P U B L I CAN TICKET, 1 COOS COUNTY, OnEOON. FOH JOINT SKNAT0R, C. IIAYNES J. T rOB KETOKSENTATIVE, .,;AV ILLIAM M ORRAS. yon SHERIFF, R. C. DEMENT. . . FOU COUNTY CLEHK, ALEX. STAUFF. FOR CO. COMOTSSIONKKS, A. PERS II BAKER, H. W. HOLVERSTOTT FOR TREASURER, FRED. SCHETTER. FOR ASSESSOR, i' DANIEL GILES.. FOR BCUOOL SUrKRCTTKHDEXT, '. "' A.B.CAMP. J f , FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, M.S. B. CATHCART. FOR CORONER, LOUIS F. M UN ROE. REPUBLICAN TICKET COUNTY. CURRY Joint Representative RALEIGH County Judge G. B. COOLE Y Commissioners C. JENSEN and J. STILL. County Clerk WALTER SUTTON Treasurer M. C. GIBSON.. Sheriff WM. GAUNTLETT. Assessor JOHN MILLER. ' Coroner T. CUNNINGHAM. ImmmmBmammmMmmmmmmmammmmmmm TJio Latest Ilniubngr Slgirn'H Desperate Struggle for Totes. The Democratic candidates for Joint Senator, is trying very hard to perpetrate the fraud of passing him self off for a champion of labor. Ho k industriously working up a preju dice against mill proprietors, and in order to delude the voters of the coun ty, he resorts to such paragraphs as the following : The "Monopolist Union," is going its length on the Republican candi date for the senate. The man who started the story that we hired U. H. Merchant to election ecrfor Jerry Haynes, for the senate, is euner an ignorant ass, or a con temptible liar, and we are inclined to Deuevo ho is the latter. We are reliably informed that Mr. Merchant and others of the "monopo ly union" have agreed to turvisu all the money deemed necessary to defeat the Uemocratic legislative ticket; that V. Li. atson, isq., is emploved to canvass every precinct in the coun ty, in the interest ol the monopoly. Now, among men who know the habits of the candidate from whom these shallow things eminate, it is un. -necessary to say they have no founda tion in truth, and are simply thrown out as a bait for voters. He assumes that the people of this county are so grossly ignorant that they can be caught by such clap-trap. It rs true that Mr. Watson has been trying to get Mr. Siglin to agree to flieet him in the canvass, but those who know Mr. Watson, are aware it will require no payment of money to induce him to meet Mr. Siglin, and (trip the disguise from the false is sues withwhich he is seeking to im pose upon the people of the county. As for Mr. Merchant hiring Watson to canvass, the proposition refutes it self. It is Mr. Siglin's overweaning anity that induces him to suppose that he is the object of such qreat in terest. He imagines himself a second Atlas bearing the world on his huge Bhotriders ; that fhecmnpaign is being earned on by (he Republicans for" the express and solo purpose of defeating him. Nothing of the kind, Mr. Siglin. A JtUIXOUS D OCT JUNE. Mr. Siglin wants tho tariff taken off from iron and woolen goods. This is the doctrine that plays into the hands and pockets of foreign capital ists, to the ruin of home industries Take tho tariff from iron and in six months 25,000 laboring men in Penn sylvania will bo thrown out of em ployment. Trtkc the tariff from wool nnd woollons, and wool will fall to 15 cents a pound, and 25,000 more labor ers will be without employment and without bread. It will work tho de struction of our own manufacturing interest, for tho benefit only of Euro pean capital. Every mauulaetured articlo which is brought to this coun try from abroad, which can bo mado here, is a blow at our own prosperity, depriving our people from needed em ployment nnd sending money out of tho country (o purchase that which ouumii people ought, and would be glad to mako, Subscuibu for tho Coast Mail. On ly $2 50 per annum. Rcptilillctin CiimltilittrN and the Itepultlit'im Party Communicated. The Republicans of Coos county havo no excuso or pretext to "scratch" n man on their list of candidates. Since the organization, no convention ofourjmrty has over presented such an unexceptionable ticket. Respecta bility, intelligence, purity of charao tcr, "and unsullied reputation, are qualities that distinguish tho whole list. All havo been fairly successful in tho management of their own pri vate affairs, and, on that account, are more rcliablo for the direction of pub lic transactions. None of them are in such a destitute condition as to bo tempted to dishonesty, and most of them havo acquired, by industry and economy, a modorato competence to place them above want or cupidity. With such candidates, every Republi can should not fail to give them his undivided support. It is true that on tho Democratic ticket there are several names ot re spectability, reputation, and capacity, yet it is also true that there is not one of the competitors on tho Republican ticket who is not the equal, if not the superior, of his competitor in all the qualities and requirements of the offi cial station ; aud of all it maybe said, their daily life and habits are worthy of commendation. Can there be any excuso for a Republican, under these circumstances, to scratch, trade, or vary his vote from his loyal duty to tho great, liberal, and progressive Re publican party. The Republicans have a clear and decided majority in Coos county. They can frftter their strength by cowardly desertion, and allow their enemy to exult over them for their soit concessions ; or, thev mav win for themselves a clear, decided victory, routing the enemy, " horse, foot, and dragoons," by adhering to their bounden duty, giving each other aid, encouragement and sympathy, and voting like true men and Republi cans. Republicans should sustain their ticket, because the Republican party is one of high principle. They sus tained the Government in its long struggle with secession, bestowing their wealth, blood, and sympathy. They resisted the repudiation of the public debt, until shame brought si lence to the repudiators. They bent their energies to tho resumption of specie payment, against persistent op position, until gold, silver, and cur rency have become interchangeable. They passed the homestead law for the benefit of the poor settlers, over powering the Democratic resistance Until the Republicans came into pow er, a continental railroad was success fully opposed and obstructed. The great blot of slavery was wiped from our escutcheon, while the enemies of Republicanism were singing peans in its praise. Trade, commerce, manu factures, agriculture, arc prospering the people and strengthening the na tion under a Republican administra tion. While the Democracy cling to obso lete conservatism, abandon their old progressive tendencv, and become Bourbons ; the pounger party of Re publicanism have taken up the fallen mantle and bear the banners of im provement, progress, and prosperity. Jony Lank and his friends are us ing the argument that "Russell De ment" don't need the Sheriff's office. Perhaps he doesn't need the office but the people want him in that of fice. The Sheriff is the county tax collector, and all money paid in taxes passes through his hand, and a man who is honest and industrious in his own affairs is the man for Sheriff. Let not the voters of this county make the mistake of electing a man to tho office of Sheriff because he needs ill We are glad to see compliments like tho following, on our judicial can didates, which we take from a north ern exchange : "Mr. John B. Waldo is well known to Judge Dcady, and he says that he stands at the front rank of tho Portland Bar, and in that opinion he is backed by the best law yers in Portland. Mr. Hyde is upon theCoquillo try ing to convince tho people that they mado a mistake when they voted against him two years ago. If ho vrero half as industrious in any other business as ho is in hunting for a County Clerks office ho would proba bly be more successful. Thk Democratic candidate for State Senator thinks Judge Burnett's remarks to tho effect that there is too largo a representation of lawyers in tho halls of lcgi&laton, (loos not ap ply to him. Well, we will not insist that it does. NOTICK OF FINAL PROOF. Lahu Oryicz, Ronuiio, On., Anril 3. 18S0, Notice is hereby Given that the following named settler ha filed uotico of his inten tion to mako final proof in support of liia claim and securo final entry thereof at tho expiration of thirty days from tho dato of Una notice, vizi James II. Stitt, homestead application No. for tho KJ of SKl-4, section 34, T -tO, SK 13 w. .NW1-4 of NV 1-4, boction 2, and NE1-4 of NE1.4 eection 3, T 41, SK 13 w, and uame the following as hit witneasos, viz; John D, Cooloy, Dan iel Jl. Coolie. I), II. Palmer, and II, I,. Johns, all of Chetooe, Curry coun.y Oregon, on the 17th day of May 1HS0, before iudgo or clerk of tho oourt of Curry county, Or. 15 '3 I-', BwiVajii.v, Itpgiifter. SUMMIT'S MA1.K. By virtue of an execution issued out of tlio Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur 1m rtmiit v of Ourrv. on the 13th day of March, 1SS0, in fuvorof Jolin'llutitloy plaintiff, and against Will Huntley, de fendant, for the Mini of Five Thousand Nino Hundred and Fourteen Dollars and cojts taxed at Nino nnd IVVtOO dollars, to in.i. lir.'i'tiil nnil ilnlivoivil. ootiiiimndltll! mo that of the personal property, and if HUllU'ient perso.nil property lo not found, then out of tho real property of said de fondant, 1 cause to ho made the said sum of $501-1 00 and eots taxed at $0 W and accruing costs, I havo levied upon tho following described real property belong ing to said defendant, to-wit: lot ! and 4, and an undivided ono half inter est In lots 1 and 2 of s-ootion 1 , T. Sit, S, H 15 w and lots 1 and 2 of section IM. r. 35, S. of K 13 w., and tho X's and V of SV4 of section 31, T. 35, S, K 1 1 w ., in Curry county. Oregon. Ami 1 will, on the 24T1I 1 A. Ol MAY, 1SS0. at the hour of ono o clock in the afternoon of said day at the court house door in Kllpiixbiirg, soil all the right title and interest of .-aid defendant in and to said property, or co much there of as mav be necessary, v men no nan on the 5th day of March IN. tosaimy saui execution "and accruing costs. Dated at i:u.ENMHRii.Airii inn. itw. A. II. MOOKK. l(Mv Sheriff Curry Co. . Or. Fore and Acue. The true antidote to the effects of mi asma, is Hoxtettcr'a Stomach Hitters. This medicine is one of the mo-t popular remedies of an ape of siicccc-diil propnr tarv specifics, and N in immenee demand wherever on this continent fever and ague exist. A wincf la-.uu tnree umes ti dav is the host possible prepa' ative for encountering a malarious atmosphere, regulating the liver and invigorating the btoiuaeh. , ,, . For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. -o-ij THE NEW DRUGSTORE,! MAltSFIELD, Oil. NEXT DOOK TO MAIL OFFICE. LOUIS MUXHOI1, J'roprlctor. FULL STOCK OF Brags & Medicines, CONSTANTLY 0r HAND. BEST liliAXl) OF CIGAliS C-Prcscriptions Carefully Com poundedby Com ctentl'hymci an. THE LIG-HT-RUN1TI1TG The BE3T, LATEST IMPROVED, nd rnot THOROUGHLY constructed 3EWINC MACHINE ever micntcd. AH the wearing jiarts aro mado ct tlio BEST 8TEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED and ore ADJUSTABLE. it i as tlio a fTojr.i no Tnysioxi Jt baa Uio JsAltOKHT jjojuu.; Jt lias ilia Easiest Threaded Shuttle. Tho IIOBDINS are WOUND without BUWNINO or U.NTIUt.BAXUNa Uie tttAC H1XJE, it ins a snr.F..SKTTiNO ?n:Enr.i:i Ji h a IlIAr. forif-giilatiiiff lliolent'lh ofetllclj. WITHOUT TKiriNdf It has a LAItGli STACK under Uio arm; It Js XOI8ISI..E3S, nnd has moro pomU or JCXCKLLKNCi: than all oilier uiaclitncs combined. a-Anontn wonted In Jocalltlo where wo nro not reproaented. Jolinson, Clark & Co. 30 UNION SQUARE, N.Y. The Coast jVEail. rnii.iHiti:i EVERY SATCUDAY JfOIfNINO, nv WEBSTER, HACKER & LOCKHART, Martihflcld, Cikhj Co., Or. Tonus, Ono year -Six months -Throa nmntliH In Admiicc. Jf2 ,50 i no 1 cw OFFICIAL l'Al'IJH OF C00H CO. M if JJ.ilJIJLiilyl iiimj-majinuMnw"1 i.ww BAY VIEW BREWERY, MABSHFIBLD, OC3-U. Win. RoieliertjProjirietor Keeps constantly on hand, and oilers for sale iv puprior article of LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, WIIOLKSALUand UF.TA1L. MY HA li IS SCI HUH I) WITUTHK VUOICKST HIIAS'DS OP WINES, LIQUORS, AND .BRANCH SAM ONAT rtiAiiNiirir.i,i Drug Store, dr. c. ii. golden, riiont. Opposite Xiu-bttry's Stow. II A V E O X S T A X T I. Y ON 111 X AI.I. SHUTS OK CHE AIM M I un MIUHC'INAI. l'l Itl'O.sKS, TivTjssias, roiiiii,r.AJVTi CLTis, xai3ii.3''ij'ita-iii."v, sa'ATIONilllVjAND I scuooiiuooica, CIGARS am. TOBACCO,! and ovonthin MKllIl VI i nsu.illx kfpt I'l'ocvipttoHs t arrfully Coui ptiuntli l. Al-IVtf E. A. AN I) EH SOX, jGTZZ- all j llniirs. stable,; LIVERY AND FEED MAUSIIFIK.I.P, It n .Vl'LIXODONK T SHOUT NO ticeandat r uasmiable ratis CoAL AND IViinlM iiiAMIV oN HAND COOKINO OB HKAIISO- New Excelsior Oil Stove. Jajt the Tiling for Light IIonkrriUi((. It will Droll, Rout, and Bk letlsr thn a Ol ol WaodSlOT. Snl for ClrcuUn. AQtNTa WA.STKI1. COLEMAN GAS APPARATUS AND ' OIL CO.. 78 JIlHIIT Sr, Ciikmho, In. I Th Great C.ir fur Ij'rta, InitlgMtlon, Illlloo. IlaaJaclit, LlY.rComjlalut, let.r an! Ac; Ctuaral j DsMlltjr aiidallcomi-liilnt. of Btuniacb, I lTr A plren on Die nomj mcuMrLj priacljlaof ABSORPTION. 'o I'niKi, Xo Iku.r lUUt. htn'l for Circular, driit tnc lh AUontlua Curt nd th rTolutlon It ti cuIcg fu Ui cluc of uiwll- Uiprpiln UrlC, 5 4, c Tonlo lieu, -j, ami li.r-.nl. nrll, 81. TbM Illt. wl!llhnt to any aJdrr firouf rcMlafa n rKiit of $2JXleitli, or JU"J fur Inrant'. Halt. AGENTS Trantcd in every county in tlif Unitwl Hiatei. Addrwa, FISHER MEDICATED BELT CO. 232 Illinois St., Chicago. WILI ORGAN CO. Meriden, Conn. U.S.A. bqpb "Children's Blow Pedals'! Adjusted or removed Instantly, Invented and Exclusively used by this Company. The most popular Organs of the day! UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY. "Tho Wilcox & Wliilo Ortfim Instructor" in tho EEST and CHEAPEST in tho market ! iwd For IPas'i-utul '.'.' jl' "jot. M CALS llllllll tr. r i-N. l" fJ?J&fiESS :ns. fiber's 1 Medicated J BELTS. BOX&WMTE :l "Vt'i 'i'J"in" " CIGARS F.MIMUF. CITY. QOOS IB.A."3r MARKET. l lililll'll'i n. oui-i.ov, AV. K. Simpson ,t D. Holland l'nipriotors. IE .A. T zlvl: S and provisions of all kinds sold at the lowt living rates and 1)111.1 riCltnit ninny point desired STTIF'IE3: JBS Volt yhssi:ls. UKKilXU ('AMI'S AND FA.MILIP.S, ALWAYS JtfADY. ' SrWe keep nothing but the best, and niMire satisfaction. l.-l-tf .3 i miUa Mock in your nun town. Terms 1 and ') (roo. Add'n-ss 11. II t i itt A Co. , l'urtl.ind. Maim'. EUGENE O'CONNELL,! ' t'l M l I' IS STOVES & RANGES, I at. -t linproveil Hardwars.TooIs m -mw m m w - - -w- '1 si- Implemcni s. GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND; AMMUNITION. ! i :ti.a.:m::ps &c oils. WOOD A ILI.OWWAUK. Steam N'ati r l'i' and Kitnni;i, liran ite and I'lali'd Wart .. MANITACTI'ISKUS OF COPPER & SHEETIRONWARE.i TIN .IOIK AVOKIf KxrrirKi) uinr Disr.VTcir. tSyKXTUAS for Stoves Plows Mowers nnd Reapers furnished at fhoit uotico. A3IIMST.Tir.S sai.i:. Ily virtue of an order f tlio Comity Court , of Curry comity Oregon, in jr liata, inaili on tlio 8tli day of April IbM), diitu-tuiK tlit. I sale of the real unUtu of the mtnte of Midi ael Kox ilccmwril, licrcinafttr dunorilu'd, I v, ill offur for Hale at imlilic auction to tlio I lngliet liulder fur cali in linnet, tliu norlli ueat ouarter of tho northoast iinnrter, utst half nlu cot half of tioitliet quarter of ! noiitlioaet quarter, ami loU ono tun thrt-o ' and four of section eight, tou ntilup tlurtvllv o , feoutli, of rangu fourteen went. AUo all the j right titlonnu intercut nf the Ute of said j Michael 1'ox to tile follow ing dtitcrilied ad ! ioiiuni! iiniiiertv touit: ('oiniiiein.inL! at a iiouit on tho north line of the pouthwe&t quarter of m-ction eilit aforeanid, due north of a jitnu tree K) niche in diauu-ter and I marked V, thenco Mtiith to the north bank I of Uci ereeW, thonco eautirly ujt itaid creek ! to tho first Im ml; thence Ninth to the wnitli i line of Haul forty ucre tractj tlit-uce west to the Bouthwifit corner of itaid forty nnd thenco cast to tho jilaco of beginning. I The nliovo inentioueil Hale will take ilnce at the courthouse door in Illleimburg Currv county Oregon, on thoTSVKNTIinil DA V ! OF MAY I860, between tliu houis of 12 ! o clock in and "o clock ii in of naid day. Dated April 10th, 1HH0 WMTICIIKNOU, 10 Administrator eetato of Michael I'ox HIGHEST HONORS; AXTHI Centennial World's Fair, 18761 rna SHONINGER ORGANS vmoxotntciD CTunuocn-T it ran BEST INSTRUMENTS. ThtlrcompirttlTtexctlUncali rconlid by lb Juilgea in their lliiurl, ircia wtdoa lb MllowlUK It u turacti "Th IJ. HIIOM.VOKIl OIlOAlV OO.'B xbllilt n thu licit Initruiuenti at prlo rtndtrlcg tlieia pctilblo to a lam elm J parobri,IiIug a eonblnatlon ot Ilcedi mil UtUt, producing nortl and ploulns cStcIa, eonUlclog tatnj doilraUo imprOTemeult, will lUad longir In dr or damp climau. Id) llabla o git out of order, ill tljo botrdabelniiutds hrai-ply, pnt tcotbcr ao It la ImpoMlbla for tbcm Ubar alirlok. nnrnlt or anllt." Tim OKI.Y 19 ciil k I UUUAM AWAItUiSU T1IIU UAMC. TMa Medal and Award waa grantd(ltr lb raoit Ultra cmopolltiou of lb teal inakara, bafoia oniol tUo auoat cumjiataut Jurlca erar auaubled. . Kw Btrlea and price Jnat laaaed, whloh art In aooor Jince wltli our rule, tba lUJbJT OIU OAN (or tbe leait uouay, Wa are prtpared to appoint t (aw new Agent), Illaitrattd Cattlogaei milled, poit-pald, oa application ta B, SHONINGER ORGAN CO., 07 U 13 CIIESTSUT RTKEIT, , Kw IUtkst. Ook. MUSI X K S S OAK 1) H. T.t .MACKKY.Ml). PHYSICIAN AND SlfRGEON ljMi'iiii: City, Oiiimion. C. H. COLUMN. M.D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON M.Misiirti'in, Oiiihion. 0. W. TOWICH.M. I). PHYSICIAN&SURGEON M.Misuniu.i), OncnoN. W. C. ANl!KIM. U. PHYSICIAN am. SURGEON Cihi tilth' Vltu, Ofiit. S. 11. llAZAliK, .1. W. llAMtt.lON IIA'AIU) iv HAMILTON, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW Will practice in the wuiuus courts of the state. timet: ati'miiki- citv, Oiin. -t- CT. AVL. SIO-XjUsT. ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MAissiinri p.oi.'KiioN. (J. WKIISTICH, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW M viisnrtn i, Om:(iov. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, .TOiivi'riiLirvU'nxvEVAxrEii, r.Mi'iiti: itv, otJ.N. ColltH'tions and other biiHltu'Wi placed ill mv hands, will receive prompt atton Hon. vl-8-tf V. P. WKIUIIT, V. S. Mlitrritl ami IT, S. Deputy S T 11 V E YOU, CcKjfiLn: City, Ocin. Will attend to thehnidneosurveyln in miv part of the county. l'i rfeet inapnof all mir-eyed IrihIs, fur nislieilat ehurt notice. k. ;. : it i x ii it i) ii , ATTi'RNKT d CHl'SSELUiR AT LAW, llMl'IlUUOITV OILIUOOIV i A hharo o ipublic pntiuiiiigo is respect full Kilud. 1 :tttf W7M a week Jl'.' a d.u at liotitc easi lv made. l'ntl outfit free. Address 'flu B iV. Co Augusta, Maine. Egnal to Ad;. Excellefl ly Nodd. 'V 1 1 IC Taylor & Farley CABINET ORGAN, Tlauufnclurr J Worcpler, ?Iu. ite :rx:7zuij:j3 or ny .n,- my u round la tbetc lntnimcnlft a i thzy criuui many S8ENTIAL IMPROVEMBNTB it:: t::vz i ciiicr oai . Almlnu to produce, work which ahnll b Durnblo, wo will not eocrlflon tnnt which la not aeen, nnd yft la vltul to n parfsot Orunn, In ordor to mnke a tnoro fano xtorl&r. Wo are xill tnaUcl 10 pirxnt l Stvllsli mid Apiiroprlato Cium aj ran Lc found in the mulct, uh a nith which b tit ;:Ctl by any. ao naoArtDo tone, THE rotLOWINO Award with Medal & Diploma ar nonor WAl CKAHtED tlV THE CINTENNIAL EXIIIOmOH COMMISSIONERS: . ' Ju lutmj In tt itlmamllp. ritnnm, M'EITI till EEIUIUCI Of W1U, nnlforinltr la I'oacr tat lltatral Btllltj la SkUiImI Ipplltntet fur thi mrtxti lotiodtl" Do not fail ta mako nrT'licailon and EXAMIWE TIIEBIJ INSTIlUltENTa Ikfon 1'un.luiinf Caulsguei Cite, ta application to ll.o Taylor & Farley Organ Co. WORCESTER. MASS. nr. i li'io ) r Iuv at liotnn Saniil(n "(irtc t'i frr o Mn fn hrisboM A Co I'ortlnnd, M;iiiii E. B. DE E. IJ. JJKA.V, & GOi 1. WILLCOX AND AIKWIIAXT. C. II. Wi: iiavi: Auvayh ON Hasda I'lm, iWortiw nt (Jt GENERAL MERCHANDISE. STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE MaNUKAC!Tl'UK)TOOl)KU And SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED. nnd at the THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES, nt NASBURG & HIRST, FitoNT Stki;j:t, jMAimtutr.t.n, Onw. NVAY (IOODH irVBVKUYBTEAM orikeppcuitntiitilly on mm j our largo nnd coininudloUH utoro a well celeclcd nlock of ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE, oomdlslngof thihcnl(diiploand fancy JDtt': GOODS, of nil kitulH, the eholccul GROCERIES PROVISIONS. a i.Attucsrni'K of Ci.OTlIINtl, HATS mill (WPS, MOOTS unit SIIOICS, HITIHIKKS anil OIL (M.OTIIIXG SLU'l'KUS niul OILCLOTH ' CHOCK I0IIY niul (1I.ASS WAKH-IIAIIDWAUK nn. I TOOLS, Cigars mid Tobacco, l'alutsj Oils and Viuilslies, 111 co IV lues and l.h un, Tin wiu and Animiiiilllun, CVrUlllY. WOOD .in. II7..OII- WMll'. and Scliool DSools AMI TATIONERY -TVIVT3 IlONIlllllV Our cxtonsixe show cahcs are tilled winh tln flni'.xt MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, IMUC'KS TO SPIT THK TIMES. X. II. All e.oiids purchased at our Slum will lie dohveied flee ol eharnu at any point mi the unite of tho iteniuer Myttlo. 1 l-tf :.vs iiaiciii:ksiioi. t n ritoxr or thi: ccstiiai. iiuii:i. MnrHhllelil, 0511 I f you want an cany ithave, Axui)d ki liarlM-r uverxaM1, .lust call on mo nt mv saloon, From mom '(ill night or Ihim.v noon, My ru.orn' iluiri, my ciioi, l.t-en. My MlioptN neat Mini towels clean . Ami then I think Dint you will lind Ihudi article to iiul tins fmnd , 1 trim the hair with ekill for K('tH, Of cotiree the price i lifty cents , ShuuiHHiine. too. I tin that well, Give, me a trial, that will tell , So help me uracioim if I make you hol ler, You need not pa a uarlcr of a dollar. .1 W t'u,l'roir I' S Hot midiold LiiiliH a I win ready 11 ImO 1 im.s It VV STORE, Ccisrisii ov iiimi Miilti'i'i-m it ItriMmiti, i'lmlr ,P Lninifrs, Vrlht .lv Vrmlhn, I'icTrur.s. rHAMi. Mori.iuNas, TAIU.KS, MlltltDKS Ac 'iiiiiiik ""in I'll nlln Made to Unlrr VOrriXS made at Hliorti-fl notice. f SEWING MACHINES j ATTACIIMr.NTN iNlTDMS tc. I' M VUK, ' HI if I'lioniiKTOit. FAMILY Meat Market. ROSS A TI.MMUl.MAN Would niinotiiico to tlic public tlmt lla'ir new niiitki't OITOSrrKTlUUMCNTHAMIOTKIi is now oi'i:ni:d AN'DTIlKYAKKI'ltlM'Altl'DtoSi:!,!. AM. KIVIIM UK nr.KF ruuK & mkat.soi ai.i.kiniw provisions'an"d vegetables WSSItl.S iiutl I.OUUISC (AMI'S srri'UKD fari'Kicns ikiun to tiii; ykzi .ri0 IKK'K NEW HOM! Sewing Machines jrsTitr.t'KiN i:d mvkiumku' ton mm AT REDUCED RATES, BY 1IKN11Y 0 I'LOWiKK, I) Morni "h i:iiiiin- City W. CAYKHNTBIt, ii:,vm:k is- SBoots, Shoes Ami l.i'iillii'i- I'IiiiIIiikh Maiihimii.i.ii, Oil. FIIAVK I.A'rTil.' HKTlTlt.N'K! J fiom San Kriiiit'Uoii with u t'l)in" pli'lo kitocl; of every tiling in my l leiidy Hindi! IiooUm'ihI nIiiicn, etc. DST MATERIAL NLY USED. L , mmm tore FARM FOR SALE, , SMAI.I, PAHM HITl'ATHDO.V J Uio haul; of Hie Coijuillo Hlvor containing liH iuti;h RICH DOTTOM LAND, , With lloimn and Oiehard. Cmi ho Kentcd at a IteiiHonulile Itate. I'or ixullriulHm tiily to lljIXIIY HKNOriT.( UI.Ni I-:iiilru City, Orep-ii. I 'ammmmmmm