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Tile Coast Mail.
JJATOKDAT,
iMAY 22, 1880.
IlEPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Congress M. C. GEORGE.
For Judges of the Supremo Court
J. H. WALDO, of rortlnnd J W. 1.
LOttD.dfSftlcm, mid E. 13. WATSON,
ol Jacksonville.
For Presidential Electors GEO. R
OUIUIY, ol Grant; E. L. APPLE
GATE, of Lane, and C. II. WATSON,
of Lake county.
Judge of 2d District J. F. WAT
SON, of Douglas comity. ,
For Prosecuting Attorney J. A
YANTES, of Denton county.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COOS COUNTV, ORKQO.V.
tor joint senator,
J. C. HAYNES.
Ton RErRKSKSTATlVK,
I L L I A M M 0 R R A S
FOR SHERIFF,
It. C. DEMENT.
W
' FOR COUNTY CLERK,
ALEX. BTAUPF.
FOR CO. COMMISSIONERS,
A. PERS II BAKER,
II. W. HOLYERSTOTT,
FOR TREASURER,
FRED. SCIIETTER.
FOR ASSESSOR,
ANIEL GILES
D
TOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
A. 13. CAMP.
FOR COUNTT SURTETOR,
!. B. C ATI! CART.
FOR CORONER,
,OUIS F. MUXIIOE.
REPUBLICAN TICKET CURRY
COUNTY.
Joint Representative RALEIGH
SCOTT.
County Judge G. B. COOLEY
Commissioners C. JENSEN and
J. STILL. .
County Clerk WALTER SUTTON
Treasurer M. C. GIBSON.
Slioriff WM. GAUNTLETT.
Assessor JOHN MILLER.
Coroner T. CUNNINGHAM.
Another Irapowltlor-.
The most miserable and transparent
of all the humbugs which Siglin is
trying to impose upon the voters' of
the county to secure his election, is
the last. He says he can enact a law
that wages shall be paid at the close
of every month, and that if such pay
ment is not made they shall draw in
terest at two and a half per cent, per
month. He has not announced it in
liis paper, because he knows" that
among intelligent persons it would
brand him as a demagogue and an im
postor ; but he talks it to the people
and gets others to advocate his claims
on that ground.
The 12th resolution in the Demo
cratic platform, to tho support of
which Mr. Siglin and all Democratic
candidates are pledged, is as follows :
12. That the Democracy oppose
all favoritism and class legislation.
No Bingle interest or class of persons
should be protected at the expense of
others.
Again, the Constitution of this
State forbids the Legislature to pass
fpecialor local laws in relation to in
terest on money Subdivision 12, Sec.
29; Art. IV of the Constitution.
We havo no hesitation in saying
that such a law would be in conflict,
not only with Mr. Siglin's own plat
form, but albo with the State Consti
tution, and therefore void. Mr. Sig
Jfn knows this full well, or if he does
not, ho is greatly over rated. But he
seems to go upon the theory that any
fraud or deception is allowable to get
votes.
rVumlnnlioiiii Tor State Printer.
Governor Thayer has ordered an
election to be held on the regular
election day, Juna 7th, to fill the of
fice of State Printer, vacated by the
death of W. B. Carter. The Repub
lican Stale Central Committee have
pla v-d in nomination W. H. Odell,
of the Salem Statesman, and the
Democratic Convention havo nomi
nated Tom Merry, of the Inland Em
pire. Both of these gentlemen are
well known throughout the State,
and the vote will be nearly on the
party line. Merry was a candidate
for County Clerk in this county in
187G, and mado a canvass of the
county in his own behalf, ire re
ceived about ten votes in the county,
but the fait that ho was j mining in
dependent may have had something
to do with his falling so far behind.
We expect him to do better in the
present contest, but he is likely to
come out in tho minority again.
The editor ol tho Astorian will be
pleased to attend to business for peo
ple generally, in any part of tho At
lantic or western States during his
absence. Prior to July 15th, corres
pondence may be addressed : D. C
Ireland, 141 Broadway, New York;
Ebbitt House, Washington ; or in care
of A. Booth it Co. , Chicago, Illinois.
Aftfr thatdato Mr. Ireland will be on
liis tt.iy home, via Idaho and eastern
Oregon.
Suiisaimm for tho Coaht Mail.
Only f2.'50por annum.
."Unjor
The charges which have been
brought ngalnst Mayor Kalloch of
San Francisco, and upon which his
impeachment is based, aro neglect of
duty as Mayor and chairman of the
board of election commissioners, and
president of the board of supervisors,
bringing tho people of the city into
infamy and disgrace by his public ut
terances, encouraging unlawful and
turbulent gatherings and advising
procession endangering public peace
and the stability of the government,
encouraging turbulent persons to vio
lence, while ostensibly advising a dif
ferent course. In this connection
some of tho Mayor's speeches areq'io
ted. Taking and soliciting street car
and Southern Pacific railroad passes.
The complaint charges him with
receiving emoluments from cot tain
other officials
for obtaining positions
for them in the offices of the shcritr
and registrar of elections. The com
plaint is made returnable May 19tl.
Libeled and sold. An exchange
says the brig Sheet Anchor was sold
for libel at FortTownsond on the 12th.
bringing $2,000. the libelant's actual
claim being $3,500.
NOTICE OF FINAL Pit OOF.
Rosebcro Or. Land Office, April 2.1 1SS0.
Notice is hereby civen that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim and secure final entry thereof on the
29th day of May 1SS0, before the Judge or
Clerk of the Court of Coos county, Or. viz:
J. A.'Bonebrake, homestead application No.
2331. for the southeast quarter of northeast
quarter section eight, lots 1 and 2 and south j
cast quarter ol northwest quarter section
nine, township twentysix south, range
twelve west, and names tho following as
his witnesses viz: F F Ross, M J Stock, R
Stephens and L D Smith all of Marshficld
Coos county Oregon.
IS Wm F Benjamin, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
i
Land Office, Rosf.buro. Or., Apr 14, 1SS0
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his '
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the i
expiration ot thirty rtays from the date of
this notice, viz: Joseph Enos, homestead
application No. 2460, for lots 1, 2, 9, 10
and N of NWM section 5, T 41 S, K 13
w and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: John Cress well, Wm Kirk, A F Mil
ler and A B Cooley all of Chetco, Curry
county, befofe the Judge or Clerk of the
court of Currr county, on the 9th day of
June 1SS0.
17 Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL PKOOF.
Land Office, Rosebuko Or. April 30. 1SS0
Notice is hereby civen that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his intcn
tion to make final proof m support of his
daim and secure final entry thereof on the
12th day of June 1SS0, before the Judge or
Clerk of the court of;Coos county, Oregon,
viz: Samuel C Braden, homestead applica
cation No 2496, for tho northwest quarter
of southwest quarter section 25, cast one
half of southeast quarter and southeast
quarter of northeast quarter section 26, T
27 S R 12 w, and names the following as
his -witnesses, viz: Henrv W Holverstott,
Thomas Norris. Geoege Norris and Jessie '
Hai kins all ofrairview Coos county Ur.
19 Wm t i"E-JAMIN Itegister.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Land Office, Rosebuko, Or., May G, 1SS0
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, aid secure final entry thereof on Sat
urday the 19th day of June 18S0, before
tho Judge or Clerk of the court of Coos
county Oregon, iz: Edwin G Baker, home
stead application No 2493, for the southeast
quarter of southwest quarter and lot 7, sec
tion 6 and east half of northwest quarter
section 7, T 25, S It 12 w, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: C T Smith,
Wm Gamble, J W Judd and C B Golden
all of Marshfield, Coos county, Oregon.
20 Wm. F. Benjamin, Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Ore.
gon for the, county of Coos.
A. Nasburc and G. Webster vs
H. H.
Luse.
Action for damages and the abatement of
a nuisance.
To II. If. Luse said defendant. In the
name of the State of Oregon you are hereby .
required to appear and answer the complaint
of the plaintiffs on file against you in the
above entitled court and cause on or before I
bIJC. UllbU.IV UL .IJO IIVAb 1CUUIU1 bV( 1U Ul Dt.i
court, viz: MONDAY, THE 24TH DAY
OF MAY, 1880, and the deftndent will take
notice that if he fail to appear and answer
said complaint the plaintiff will take judg
ment against him for five hundred dollars
damages, and the further relief in said com
plaint demanded.
rublished bv orderoi Hon. J. r. Watson,
Judge of said court, dated April 10th 1880.
U. WEBSTER.
15-6t Attonwy for Plaintiffs:
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Rotebcro Land OrncE, April 23, 188.
Notice is hereby civen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten- j
tion to make final proof in support of his '
Claim anu secure iinni eiury lucrcui uil luu
20th day of May 1850. before the Judge or .
Clerk of the court of Coos countv Or., J. M,
claim and secure final entry thereof on the '
Davis, homestead application .No. 2100 for
the soutn nan oi nortnuest quarter anu
northwest quarter of southwent quarter sec
tion twenty three township twentyfive
south, range twelve west, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Henry Mil
ler of Kmpire City, W. II. Noble of Marsh
field, F AI BrideB of Coos river, and Cyrus
Landreth of Coos river, all of Ccos county
Oregon. Wm F Benjamin,
18 Itegister.
XOTCCE OF FINAL PROOF.
Lan'd OnrcE at I
ItosEiiuiiG, OitEOos, March 20, 1880.
Notice is hereby -riven that the following
named settler has tiled notice cf his inten j
tion to make final proof in support of hit i
ciaim, aim secure unai entry iiiereoi at me
expiration of thirty iLiya from date of this
notice, viz: Thomas J. Stitt, promption
declaratory iitatement, No. 1)2-17, lor the KJ
of NWM.SWl-l of NW1-1, sec. 2, and Si:
1-4 of NK1-4, of sec, .'I, T 41 SH 13 west,
and names the following as his witnesses,
viz: II. Ti. Johns, J. U. Cooley, I), II.
Palmer and J. 11, Stitt, all of Chctoo,
Curry county, Oregon, on tho 17th day
of May, 1880, at the U. H. Land OUUe t
Itotcburg, Oregon,
Wm. F. Hzssjxxts, Itoatcr.
The Chnrgri'N u---Uriit
Kullocli.
CITATION' TO II KIHS.
In tho niiittrr of tlio administration of tho
cststoofN.M Low, deceased.
Citation to licirst To Mary Short and
all other heirs of tho cstato of N M Low,
deceased'
Vmi will liernhv Inko tintieo that 1111011
1io fimdtcation of I. N Ixnv administrator
of said estate for an order of salo of tho fol
lowing described rtil estate situated in Coos
county Oregon, and known and designated
liy and in t lie public survejs of tho United
States nslots f. l!, 7 and 8 of section 1, in
township ill! south of range 13 - est. It was
ordered by Hon .1 H Junior, Vrolwito Judge
of Coos count v Oregon, that notice Imj given
that on the fiTU DAY OK JULY 18S0, at
tho Court House door in Kiupiro City Or.
tha ho would hear objections if any to al
lowing the sale of tho abovo described prop
ertv. , .
You will therefore appear at said time
and plsco and make objection if you hao
any to said salo. Alkx SrAUir,
Countv Clerk of Coos county Or
Dated this 1st Hay of May 1SS0.
NOTICE OF FINAL PKOOF.
Lanh Ofkick, Kosebuiw On. Apr Hi, 1SS0
Xntieo 1 liorchv iriven that tho follow inc
named settler has fileJ notice of his intention
to make final proof in support otitis claim,
and secure final entry thereof viz: Daniel
15 Cooler, homestead application No 3181? for
the S of NEl-4, NKMof SEM, NWl-4 of
NE1.4, section 33 T 40 S. K 13 w. and
names tho following as his witnesses r.i:
Henrv Smith, Joseph Enos. William Kirk
and J M Moore all of Chetco Curry county,
Oregon, before the Judge or Clerk of the
Court of Curry county Or, ou the Uth day
of Juno 1SS0.
17 Wm F Bf.vjoiiv. llegister
B00T& SHOE MAKER
Marshfield, Og.w
WIIJIiZIOAIiIi ItlWDS
OF
qttstoim: -wcgrk
in a thorough manner ami um
onh" the
BEST MATERIAL.
o
Caf-Shopon Front Street, opposite the
i Pionei -Market
ip-pq pi
PIONEER MARKETS,
Maksiifii'M a Emfiku City.
II. P. WHITNEY, PnorniETOit.
A good supply of
MUTTON
BEEF.
CANNED
tiOOCS,
ETC.. ETC.
PORK, ETC
ami all kinds of
SALTMEATSandVEGETABLES
constantly on hand. Also a
good stock of
onocimzms.
YE
S S E L S
AND
LOGGING CAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHORT
NOTICE
lv-Uf
THE
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Cor. A and Front Sts.,"UAitsiiFiELD,0t.
-I rAVINO TAKEN CHARGE OF
-Cl the above named house, we can
promise to our patrons,
1'J.rst-clnss 1'n re. I'nir Irnlin
And courteous attention.
J3jrA TRIAL IS SOLICITED..
UlillAJl
Is wll supplied in its line,
our personal management.
WERDEN
1
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
Tb BE8T, LATE8T IMPROVED,
and most THOROUGHLY conitructed
8EWINQ MACHINE OTcrinronted. Jltl
tho -rearing juris are mado of Iho BEST
CTrrci rAnrriii ivrpMnmn.
"EEL, OAREFUI.r.Y TEMPERED
-""e ADJUSTABLE.
linn uio aij UJMIVC TKXHIOXt It
b tlio LAliatlBT JlOJiUJ.-il Jt lias tb
Easiest Threaded 8huttlo,
Tho HODDIIV3 are "WOUND Trithout
BUNNINO or UUTUUIiAVlNa Uio
MACiXINi".
it luis n ficr.r.snTTiNO ni:edi,i:j it
liasnDIAr.ruruRulatingtliolcnKlliorsUtcli.
WITHOUT TILTING; It Jias o I.AHOB
BI'ACK under tlio arm; Jt Is NOI8UI.KSH,
and lias moro points oflXCj;u,lNCl" Uiaa
til otlicr machlnis combined.
AT-Agenta wanted In localltlac
whero wo ro not represented.
Joffiison, Clark & Co.
30 UNION SQUARE, N.Y.
FARM FOR SALE !
1 fif AOKKS OF CIIOICK LAM)
j )J nt tlio mouth of Willnnt-li
i. urglr, ni'.ir .ortli Jlnnd and Marsh
fiold, d(xA liouso und out liuildings.
Adapted for duiryinff or genernl farm
in;. Good young orchard. Oner of
tholiffct furniK in f'oo county. The
nlm-p, with t-lofk and imi'loincntK, will
Irti Mild vory aheap,
tarKor luillior paitii'iiliir apjdv at
the olliee of the Co.r Mail. (5 t
j raw HOHH
i 1 WitGM Jmi 1
BAY VIEW BREWERY,
Win. Reiehcr 1 ,Vr opri c tor
Keeps constantly on hand, and olVors for salo a superior article of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WHOLKSALF. and ltr.TAIL.
MVitAius set plied withthk choicest iiuazds o
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
BRANCH SALfONAT
itiAitsiirir.i.o
Drug Store,
1)15. C. 1?. GOLDFN. Pisorn.
Opposite Xnlnti'(i'K Store.
HAVE O X S T A X T I. Y 0 X 11 A X I)
am. sonTs or
:d:r,tt3-s
VVI-
PEIV3H0ALS
WIN Kb. von p
MKD1CIN L PI l5PO.-.i:s,
-D-vaa-s-jc-cj-irara ,
rivTjsa-iis,
srosroitis.
Jt-OIXllil'I'.V-l-L-X'I-CLl8,
jrl!liLXf XJ-ViailTfV,
BTA'riOVMH.V,JVII0
SCIIOOIiUOOKN,
aio noii l
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
and e or thing tiMi.ilh kept inn
MKUK l llll.Ns u .
Vi'Cfi't'ijttioiis t arefultu (t
jiimmlvd. Al-3-tf
E. A. ANDERSON,
as.
livery and feed stable,,
MARSHFIELD, OR.
HAULINO DONE AT SHORT NO
tice anilat ei re.iMiiiablo rates
COAL AND WOOD CON--TANTI Y ON HAND '
-COOKING OB HEATING
Hew Excelsior Oil Stove.
J tut UieTlilnK for Light lIonktniliig.
It will Droll, Rout, nd Taka ltfr ttitn k Cnl 01
"ffQwl St0T. tnd for ClrcuUrt. AUENTS WANTLD.
COLEMAN GAS APPARATUS AND
OIL CO..
78 Jluirr br., - - Cincioo, In.
Tb Great Cure for Djipepla, InJlRnllon, Ullloui
Ilead&che, Llrar ComiUint, )ftr nd Auu, Gtneritl
IB. FISHER'S
rtlllllj airlallcorflplitictl
ofStomacli, I.lir i flccn
on lh nljr dlnoTtred
principle of
ABSORPTION.
No Ilnici. No Koctor Bill.
lend fur ClrcuUrf, deN-rlb.
lcg the Alteration Cure
Medicated
BELTS.
and the retolullon It U cauilug Id the Kleuct of medi
cine UjrsjKpala Iirlt, 3".
Feur Kiul Ague nlr. 88.
Tonic llrlt, S-l, ami Infanta Belt, 81.
TheM Jtclta will bt tent to any addrt free of txtetaga
rn receipt of JiU) earh, or 31.00 for Infant'i Ilelt.
AGENTS wanted in every county in ILe
United Stales.
Address, FISIIKU JIKDICATED BELT CO.
232 Illinois St., Chicago.
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THE
WILGOX&WHIT
ORGAN OO.
Meriden, Conn. U.S.A.
"Children's Blow Pedals," I
Adjusted or removedinstantly,
Invented and Exclusively
used by this Company.
The most popular
Organs of the day!
UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY,
"Tho Wilcox fc Whito
Organ Instructor" is tho
BEST and CHEAPEST
in tho -market !
iorf l'jr ll'uvirutul Cutulo'jut.
Horses f y$SFjkr-7 '' '
l'Ml'lltl' CITY
COOS B-A.TT
MAKKET,
MVlUISlll'lKl.ll, -IUI-MON,
W. It SiMi-ioN A I lloi.r wn
PropilolorH.
MEATS
mid proNlMout of all kinds
Mild :it I ho lowest
living luti's
mill
J)j:LTVJ:i:i:i nt any point ilesiicil
shctdpie-3:
ES
rou
VESSELS.
I.OtiOINO CAMPS
Nl) KUULIES,
ALWAYSRFADY.
Suj-We kci') luilliinglitit tliohi8t..'t-3
and insuie -i.itifai'tiou.
l.-l-tf
8l.i week in our own town. Tonus
and $5 free Add'riMH II. 11 m i i Tr A Co.
Portland, M.mu'
EUGENE 07C0NNELL7
I ni.uni in
STOVES & RANGES,
I iitiit Improved
HardwarB,Tools,
-AND-
Tmj)leiii.en ( s.
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND
! AMMUNITION,
I LJLlvdIFS &c OILS.
AV(IOI) A W I I.I.I n w aim:,
SttMin, atoi 1'ip'' mid I'tttiii8.liran-
ite and l'liitfd Wan s
i
MANiTACTrnnns of
TIN, COPPER &SHEETIRONWARE,
Ilt -t1 OICK
EXKCUIKI) Willi DlrllMTCII.
6Qy-KXTUAS for Stoves, Flows
Mower.s mid Rt-upcrs f uriiisliocl
ut fhoit notice.
ABMIXISTKATOH'S SAI.K.
By virtue of an order f the County Court
of Curry county Oregon, in pr Ixito, made
on the 8th day of April ISM), directing hu
sale of the real estate of the estate of Midi
ael Fox dctiascd, hereinafter dmcrilivd, I
will oiler for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, tho north
west quarter of tho northeast quarter, west
half of west half of northwest quarter of
southeast quarter, and lots one two three
and four of section eight, tow nidiip thirtj five
south, of r.uige fourteen wost. Also all the
nht title mill interest of the estate of said
Michael Fox to the following described nil
joining property tow it: Commencing at a
point on the north lino of the Boutliwrst
quarter of section eight aforesaid, due north
of a pine tree 10 inches in diameter and
marked W, thence south to the north bank
of Uca creek, thonco caitcrly up said creek
to the first bend; thence -.otith to tho south
line of said forty acre tract; thence west to
the southwest corner of said forty nnd tlicnco
cast to tho plicoot lieginning.
Tho abovo mentioned sale will tako place
at the courthouse door in I'lhnsbiirg Curry
county Oregon, on thoTWKNTIKTH DAY
OF MAY 1880, between tho hours of 12
o'clock m and 2 o'clock p in of said day.
Dated April 10th, ISM)
WM TIPIIKNOK,
II! Administrator estate of Michael 1'ox-
HIGHEST HONORS;
ax -rmi
Centennial World's Fair, 18761
TBI
SHONINGER ORGANS j
oo-7cxd uviracoctXT it Tin
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
Tbtlreomparatlrs exeallsnca !i rrcognlsad by
tha Jailgea n tbelr itopurl, (rom whlotj the
MllowlDi- la au sxtracti
"Tha II. HHO.MI.VORa OnOAIT OO.'B
xhlblt as tlm lie.t Instrument at
prloa rendarlner them posilbls to a lar elits
( pnrohasars, barlui combination ol Iteeds
lund Uelli, prodPclD qot1 and pleasing etfacls,
eosUlnlnc many daalrsblt ImproTemauti, mil
tarn longar In dry or damp climate, leas llablt
to ft ontof order, all the boards being mails
threa-plr, put togeilier so It li ImpoitlUn for
them to either ahrluk. swell nr anllt," Tllll
ONLY OUUAMU AWAHUiio T1IIM
U1MC,
This Uedal and Award was granted after thi
moat sarero coin(iatltlou of the beit makars,
befuie one of the luoat coiujieleut Juries
orer tiaeubled.
Vew Slrles and prices Jnit i-aed, which are
In sooordance with our rule, the 1JUST oil
O AN tor thelcait -none.
W are prepared to sjipolnt few newagante,
Dlaatrated CaUlog-ucs UialUd, poit-rald, on
epplioaUen to .---.-
B, SHONINGER ORGAN CO.,
07 Ut 1S8 CHESTNUT BTBEtT, '
Nt-7 Uatxm, Ooms.
i
it r s i x !: s s c a it n h.
T.l MACICHY.M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Km nut: Cnv, OurnoN.
C 11 UOLDIJN.M.I).
PHYSICIAN & SURGEdN
Mmisiii II'MI, (initios.
V. V. TOWKIt, m. n.
PHYSICIAN.&SURGEON
M MIHIlrlKI.D, OUIIIION.
L AN(ilCI .M. I).
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
'V it We Cltif, OfiH.
H. 11. .Miti, J. W. IlAMII.ION'
IIA7.AI.P v lIAMllrON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will piiulii'o in tho unions courts
of lllOMtlltl'
orntT t FMi-iiir ( i rv, ()ti.
cr. jsk. sia-Linsr.
ATTORNEY v COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
m vusiii in imri:.on
(i. WKMSTKlt,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M MistiKii 1 1. dill rios
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
.OT.lllVI,rilLHU,l).VE.A.l'EII,'
KMI'llli: IT, ()(..N.
Colli'ftinim iiuil other liiihiii(ti plnt'od
in mv liuiids, will r-'i'i'ivi' piotnpt ntttiti
Jlon." vi-It-tf
V. 1'. Will OUT,
I', S. Mineral ami U S. )
S V I! V K Y o i: ,
t'oi-t n.i,i: Citv, Oa.v.
Will iittcml to tin iHn-liioiwofHurvcyiii-;
in uiij pnrt of tho county.
IVriirt niiiMtif nil niiri,y',tl lantl-i, fur
nixlu'iliit nlioit iwitii'f.
i:. ;. - it i MMtoi),
ATTORNEY sd COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
aiuvxa'X-n-a.-oxM-Vi ohmoon
A nhitrt' o ipublif pattimiiKC in rowjH'ct
fully nlit.1. 1 ;wif
17 V! u wick fl'2 a d.l lit hullli c.ihi
lv niuilf. t'nnth outtlt frff. Addn-Hn
Tni'i: A t' Aumta. .Muitu
Efpial to Any. EiceMtyNone.
U'JIIC
Tayl
-rlor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
IaouruclnrrU nf Vorcrtrr, ln.
, lit, lUri:TZUZ):3 cf tmy value may l-f founj
la thcie fntrumiits, a; i t'tey c mtjm many
ESSENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS
1 MOT rCUWS In et'itr Oft-an
j Almlnn to produce work which hnll bs
I Durnblo, we will not encrmoo thnt which
I la not soon, nml yet Is vltnl to n par-foot
Orann, In or dor to mnko n moro fancy
l xterlor.
' We nr ttiil cnUcil to prcitnt i
I Stylish nml Apjiroprluto Cuim
I a ran l fouml in the maitet, ll'i a finiih hicli b
sllliUllLyany.
A8 RBCARDQ TONE,
I TllS rOLLOWINO
Award witli Medal Diploma or Honor
WAl GRANTED TV THE
CIllTtnNIAL EXHIBITION COMMISSIONERS:
rrlesnrT Iri Utrlmanthlp, rrtnsni. rtmrt an '
BKILLIIUI or TOlf. uniformity is l'ir aol Cmml
tllllllo"lliiiil!illfflIti(nftrtni-rfiinl-lintd."
Do net fait to maVo Splicaiina anj
EXAMINE THEBE INOTItUHENTO
I'ttotc Pu-iliatiiij-Catalojuti
fret, rn application la the
! Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WOKUESTER. MASS.
".-! i it st jK r ilu ul In inc t-iiinjili'H.
-in iv fn 111 1- .iimriKi niviuj,
J'oitlaiiil, Maine
At
E. B. DEAN & CO.
J-:. H. UKA.N, l). WIMaCOX
AMI
C II. .M Kite II ANT.
Wi: a avi. Always os Hand a Fli.i.
At-hortiuiiit, o(
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
LTTIMIIBIEIR,
AIAXL'KA(TL'IIKI) TO OltDMIt
Ami
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED.
ami ul tlu
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
NASBURG & HIRST,
Fiiont Snti.tT, Maiihiiiu i,d( Oo,v.
NKW OOODM ..VKN-mtYHTKA-ti,
or, kt't'p ftintuiitl,v on liiuut in
our lilt ko anil .nniinu'lioiH hIoio, u
well Hi'li'flril Hloi'U of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
coiiHitrititK of tho lii-t wtaplo mill fancy
DDOE'Z" Q-OODS,
of all KIiiiIh, tlioi'liolci'st
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
A l.VIUM STOi'U OF
Cl.OTIIINd,
JIA'I'SiiiulCAI'S,
MOOTS anil KIM) KM,
KUmiKUS iind Oil, CLOTIUXfl
SMIM-KltS iiiul OILCLOTH '
riKH'KKHY am! CLASS
WAIK.IIAIM)VA:
ami TOOLS,
Cigars mid Tobacco,
1'ulnK Oils and YunMhn,
!i t' V Inos and 1 .lj ti s,
Tin mic and Ammunition.
CU'rt.EHV. Wimn ,,,,,1
)Vll.Lt) II I ,'. rt.i.f
Sclxool IBool-zs
T AT I ONER Y,
runrviNitiNo ccct ,
WNUlIONllimV
Our t'.ti'iiiii((iui t'iiK!- an lillnl
wi-di tlii'lliH'it
MILLINERY AND FANCY G000S,
IMMCKS TO SlIT T1IIC TIM US.
N. H All (jhoiIh piiri'liiiM'tl nt our
Htoro will Im tlt'liM'icil fri'i ol chargo
at any point ou tlic mute of tlio
Uo.iinor Mjitli. I I-tf
(OX'S ll.lltlli:i( Mioi.
t n ritu.Nr or Tin; rnsiii i. iuti:i
Mumlillclil, (),it
If J (III IMUlt llll M' HllllVl,
Aw ootI iin liiiilnr t'vcrjfnio,
.hist cull ou tno at in v diiIooii,
I'loln Mini ii 'till ninlit or luisy noon;
My lazoiHlmip, my K'iiorM, kt'i-n,
My wimp is iii-nt unit towt'I-i t lean ;
Ami tlit'ri I think tlutl you will (1ml
Knell m tii'lc to unit tin mini! ;
I trim tlicliiiiruitli i-kilt fin gent,
Uf I'Diirce tin" pi ii' in fifty eum ,
SliHiupooiiiK. too, I lo I lint will,
(iivu mo a trial, that u ill tell ;
So lit'lpuii' HH'ioii'i if I imiki' Mm hol
ler, You iiri'd imt p. is a ipiirti r uf a dollar
I (u Pr.ip
1' S Hot and i c.lil 1ji 1 1 -. alum i I rally
I I lMfl
( dun
FURNITURE
' STORE,
CuN-rwTlli UN IHMi
Mattreiie i(v Itnlnti ail,
Chairs ,V l.oiiiiaeti,
t'rilii .0 Craillci,
I'lCTlitlN, ritVMI1. Mnl'I.IHNtJS,
TAlll.i:i, MlllltulJS &
"on iitl ii tr- iinni I'n nitii o
Muile to dnli r
COmXS iiimli" nt -luirti-ht notice.
SEVING MACHINES
ArrAiiiMi m-, iimii -tr.
V M KK.
llif Pi iiitiiToi:.
MBManBMHMMwmBanaaHHuaMMHH
FAMILY
Meat Behcet.
HOhS A TIM.Mi:iCMX
Would niitiontiof to III- pnlilif tluit
lliuir mnv niiiikct
oi'i'O.siTKTiincUavniAL liorr.r-
in nowoi'i:ni.i
ANDTHl'YAUKI'ltr.l'AUKDtof-P.I.I,
AM. I.INI1H III
1IKHK 1'OKK iV. MKATSnf ALL KINDS
provisions'and vegetables
VESSELS mid LOddlMI CAMPS
sri'pui n
ir-fri-iucKs iiuuv tuiui;ih:i)..3
i f.O ItlK k
NEW :-' 0 FV. E
Sewing Machines
.irsTUKomvi:!) iiyktamkk'
roii kmi:
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
hknuv (i i'I.oi:;i:k,
I) .MtiiMH llinpirc City.
Y. (I. WKBMTKR.
DKVIXIl IV
Boots; Shoes
Anil l.iiitliir I'lmlinKM.
MAItHlli II I.I), Oil.
rifAVM JTKy IlKTUJtN'ED
fioin Hun 1'iaiiiiHi'o with u coin
lli'tc murk of cwrj tiling in my li"e
lomly iiuiilc IkhiIh mid hIioch, do,
BST MATERIAL NLY USED.
FARM FOR SALE.
A .SMALL FARM HITl'ATKr) ON'
i Mm Imnk of the ('nfjuillc Hivcr
conlainiii',' HH iickh
RICH BOTTOM LAND, ,
Willi IlmiKd and Oroliard. Ciin '"
Itunlod uta l(ms()iialiloltiil(.
J'or xit tiuiilui'M ii'ily to
JIlIKUV S..S"I.MTVC"KK.V,
Kiiiplio City, OrcK""-
iSSMwWilii,1iLiiiiiai'