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THE GAZETTE.
llEITNETt, THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1R83.
Local arid General.
A large stock of Ixioti an I shoes
received ut J: Lt Morrow & Soir'9.
just
Mr. Wia. Duran, of Black Horse,
Las returned from his Eastern trip. , .
A large and elegant assortment of
meerschaum goods at J. L. Morrow &
fiou's. . , .
A full and complete lino of trunks,
satchels and valises at Heppner & Black
man's. .
The only place to get barbed wire,
nails, pumps, shelf hardware, etc., is at
W. J. Leezer's.
Just arrived, 60 cases celebrated Bea
con Light coal oil, 100; sole agents,
Heppner & Blackmail;
Seasons come and seasons go, but
t-ookstoves go on forever, and the pl'ace
to get one is at "W. J. Leezer's.
The people of Little Butter creek and
vicinity enjoyed an ull-niht dance at
Charles E. Hmton's place last Friday,
Don't fail to inspect the new stock of
children's and Misses' saoques, ladies cir
culars, etc., at Heppner & Blackmail's.
For a larpe variety of guns, pistols and
fcccontremeiits onll and sej Heppner &
lilackman before purchasing elsewhere.
Sme of the moat elegant ladies' cloaks
ver brought to Heppner are now on ex
hibition at the store of J. L. Morrow &
Bon's.
Mrs. Hollowny, who was injured by
being thrown from a hack ou lower Wil
low creek Friday week, is rapidly recov
ering. ,
A new stock of Buckingham & Hecht's
French Kip, Boss and Hercules boots
and ladies' shoes at Heppner & Black
man's. . ' ,
We may have an open winter an;l we
may not. Be prepared for the worst by
Kcttijig a good heating stove at W. J.
Leezer's.
A portion of Mr. W. A. Kirk's new
house is up and being finished, and will
lie occupied until the main building can
be constructed.
Christmas is coming, and a large stock
of elegant presents of all kinds will soon
be placed on exhibition- at the variety
store of Minor & DoJson.
' In the Ione m'uleYtriaV'nmthdleton,
the following citizens of Heppner are
serving on the jury: Mes'irs. Minor,
bloan, Dutton and Sperry.
There must be some big mail improve
m&it somewhere, for we have actually
received two copies of the Canyon City
paper in the past seven weeks.
For the next 30 days you can buy
cookstoves at Portland prices at W, J.
Leezer's. He has au immt n .e stock on
the way, and must make room.
To keep pace witli the progress of his
neighbors and the twn in general, Mr.
V. Williams has erected a neat dwell-ing-houso
in Johnson Addition.
A new stock of the celebrated Oliver
Chilled and Moline plows, just arrived,
kIho an assortment of Bain wagons on
band at Heppner fe Blackmail's.
Charley Mallory has been doing some
tight squeezing over on Khea creek this
week. The hay wt-ighed abovit '20 tons,
und l,o baled it for Hon. J. ti. Wperry.
Heppner has been enjoying as pleasant
eatiier as it is possible to build in any
country ut this time ,of year bright,
sunshiny days and beautifvl moonlight
rights.
Mr. V. W. Kirk, of Black Horse, this
week brought to Heppner some of the
nicest hams and bacon ever cured in
t-ne parts. It may be seen at D. A.
Ilerren's.
Just arrived -a consignment of the
celebrated Peerless XXX Holler Granu
lated Flour from W. S. Byers k Co's
Pendleton Mills, And for sale at Heppner
& Blackmail's.
The Union Sentinel cornea to us
j rinted on wrapping paper, looking as
though it was in the "steer and yellow
leaf." What it is a sentinel over the
Jjord only knows.
We are this week enablod to present
several fresh news item3 stolen bodily
from the Standard, whose "Pacific
North west" department is an excellently-edited
institution.
Residents of Lone Rock and vicinity
who want to take up some of Uncle
Sam's dirt, can do nil their filing and
proving ui before Judge Darling. He
jdso attends to surveying.
Just arrived a large consignment of
the celebrated Triumphant brand of
Teas in Perfection cans, 1-pound, 2-
pound and 5-pouud each. Heppner &
Blaokman, sole importers.
The only place to buy the celebrated
Oregon City olothing, llanuels, under
wear and blankets is at Heppner &
Blackmail's. Also sole agents for. the
celebrated New i'ork XXX C sugars,
The Heppner Bakery and Restaurant
has procured the services of a new baker
from California, and is now better than
ever prepared to furnish fresh bread,
warm meals and frjsli oysters in any
style.
A Klickitat sheepman sold a lot of
sheep in The Dalles the other day, then
went on a big bust and left his cout with
$tW m one of the pockets, lying on the
beach, where it was found by some of his
.friends.
Stockmen and farmers who have done
veil this vear can now step into J. L
Morrow & Sou's and select a uioe fur or
sealskin-trimmed cloak for the wives
and daughters who have so faithfully as
sisted them.
Muffins without soda, if baked in a hot
oven, will be light and exoellent, says
jm eastern paper. Sheepcamp flapjacks
are also pretty good on a frosty morning
when a fellow has lots of syrup to
smother them.
If our delegation in congress want to
earn the everlasting gr.Uitude of this
oilice, they will mail us a lot of congres
sional documents and other government
books to raise us up on our too-short
long-legged stools while sett qj t.'pe.
Judge Dutton. E. M.a ir, Jim H vger.
J. IV sperry, A. M. (hum, J. Jones. E. (f
Sloan ,hiuI several mom or Heppner s
citizens had to go away over to Pendleton
this week. ictims wof far-oil county
seat. Tnrn the county out and make it
over again.
The Idaho Sta'evnnn siys that 20.0X1
sheen kave been killed by do -s in Obi
during the past year. Guess not. It
' rinnst have leen -O.UO dogs killed by
sheen as prairie chickens are killed otf
in Eastern Oregon -by sheep traixirnSI
cnt tlipir eif.
Mrs. Fran Mongers has retard 1 to
Heppner, and is stopping at the residence
of her father, J. W. Giiiuire, where m my
old friends and nfighb lis c ille.l upon
her last Saturday e euui.j. Frmk- has
sld oi;t in Webfoot, an vjli mate his
future h me in Et-t-rii Ore;"n.
M-. Kin j has 140 no res o" w'ne'.t all
co nin,' up nicely on the upland jnst
west of James Rhea's ranih. As the
land as summer falio ved in good shape
last spring and put in oarly this fall, the
result will be looked up u as a fair tst
of what that neigbborbo d can do in the
wfiy of wheat raising.
An Ohio paper has gall enough to ask
ns to give it $5 worth of advertising for
the privilege of gettin r it one year. It
also wants a $1 local free, announcing
fiat its editor will soon go south t i write
up the country. II j can go to a stdl
warmer climate and grow up with the
country for all we care.
Last February some Grant county
sheepmen brought about 6000 very
scabby wethers over to the Tnpper Butte
ami kept them along the road until
July. They scabbed t! entire vioinity,
and st a number of our shteomn to
d pping their Hocks this fall. It is esti
mated that 8:),(KXI sheep have been run
through the dips on acoiunt of this un
lawful importation of Qraat o unty scab.
ITEMS FROM I.OXB BOCK.
Lone R ck will join Heppner in a new
county. '
H. B. LeFevre has taken up a ranch in
the country.
Mrs. J. R. Ralston is having a resi
dence built on West Avenue.
Ladd & Co. have adddnew planes and
saws to the Ijost Valley saw mill.
The teacher's desk in Lone Rock Col
lege is a splendid specimen of workman
ship. Preparations for Christmas festivities
are now progressing a.Xmas tree, grand
b 'ill, etc.
T. M. Ward, who represented Lone
Rock on the pioneer excursion, has re
turned home.
John. Madden has gone to Indiana to
see eastern relations. May be have a
way up big time.
Onr efficient county commissioner, W.
S. Smith, of Lost Valley, in connection
with J. W. Salisbury, of Umatilla coun
ty, will soon settle the long-vexed ques
tion of the boundary line between the
two comities. Ieiinole.
Lint o' letters
Remaining uncalled for in the
post-
office at Heppner:
Armstrong, Peter
McCarty, Mrs. Lou
Miles, Arthur W.
Nelson, William
Neal, Robert
Orwin, AU'ert
Porter, S. S.
Priest, E. D. (2)
l'e irsou, Henry
lledney, John
Kice, Mrs.
Rice, WU1
Rice, Jo
Tipton, J. W. R.
Stoiiaugh, Jacob (3)
Scott, Carrie
Sprawls. Andrew
Snyder, Jas. M.
Armstrong, J. W.
Armstrong, J. N.
Brannon, W. W.
Byland, Grant
Brown, David D.
Calvin, W. H.
Calvin, Vincent
Cline, Mrs. L. C. '
Davis, Burk
Davis, D. B.
Evans, Marion
Eastabrooks, John
Friend, Ehas
Friend, Joseph A.
Gardner, U. S.
Gilmore, C. F.
Hustings, V. M. (2)
S ule, Perry E.
Hammach & Smith, Scott, Geo.
Uamblet, Mary E.
biu.tu. Mis. W. IS.
Valciit ne, G. W.
Williamson, Jorden
Willi u, E. It.
W aikers, S .uiuel
Young, Birdie
Haskms. Jolin
Hall, Mrs. J. W.
Houston, C. W.
James, S.
Jones, L. P.
lri calling for the above letters
please
say "auven.seu.
U. 11. llALIiOCK, L . M.
Big Offer to SubseriUer.
We have made arrangements ith the
publisher of the Chicago Weekly Kcws
Inch enable us to club tliat p iper witu
the Heppkeh Gazette at the very low
price of S3.25 per ye ir, a trille over the
remlar price of the Gazette r.Mne.
Thus every cash subscriber to the Ga
zette who will pay 83.'25 to this office,
will get the Heppner paper ana t-ne jni
cago paper for a year. Subscribers who
have already paid for the Gazettk can
get the Chicago paper a year by paying
us (5 c mts.
TlnfW'eA-rv New is a large eight col
uran folio, "cram full" of telegraph and
general news, short and pithy editorials
o i tiie tonics of the day, and in all its
departments aims to give facts in tew
words, without the verbiage and nne
writing which render so many of the
large metropolitan journals a "weariness
to the flesh."
S;ecimen copies of the Chicago Meek
ly Aeiet may lie seen at this olhce.
Accidentally Shot.
Last Sunday afternoon a party of
small boys were up on the hillside near
Sam Donaldson's, enjoying the beauti
ful weather and shooting at a mark with
a small pistol. While James Matlock, a
son of Thomas Matlock, a boy about ten
years of age, was having his turn with
the weapon a cartridge missed fire, and
after being snapped a few times, was
thought to be no good. While turning
the pistol around to examine it, the
slumbering cartridge went off, and the
boy was wounded. The ball tore through
bis tinkers, oonHiderably injuring some
of them, and then skimmed through one
of his knees, but fortunately not deep
euomrh to'iniure any bones. The boys
thought that little pistol had done dam
age enough for one day, and accordingly
they tired it deep into the depths of a
badger hole, where it is to be hoped it
mav remain until the boys are big enough
to be more careful about handling dead
ly weapon?.
EM'nMMl.
Hon. J. L. Morrow and Frank Gilliam,
who have been for several weeks kept
over at Pendleton on tedious grand jury
dutv, escaped last rriuay ana came
home, but the mandates of the court are
upon their tr.tu, and they wulhave to
return on the 20th to the irksome jury
room at the far-off county seat.
Piano Ituffle.
An elegant Horace Waters Cabinet
Grand l.;no will be raffled off at G. W
Swnggart's on CI r'stmas day. One hun
dred chances at .) eaeh. It is now on
ei hibition at P. L. Paine' a office, and
this is a tine opportunity for some one to
get a tine instrument for almost nothing.
Carpet Wesvis.
Mrs. IT. A. Ilavmnn is now rropared
to weave carrHts, anil anyone wanting
ftnhintf (lme in that line wi.l please
gT9 her eU. o
A CHRISTMAS TCEE
To Be Planted In the floppier Chores
Christinas Eve.
A meeting was held in lh Heppner
church the other evening to consider the
matter of having a Christmas lree.
large delegation of ladies and gentle
men attended, Mr. McClary acting as
president and G. W. Wright as secretary,
it was resolved that a Christinas Tree
gathering should take place in the
church on Christinas Eve. ;
Messrs. Sperry, Bisbe and Melaon
were appointed a committee to march up
to the timber and bring back a tree.
Misses Ida Ayers, Etta Minor and
Loui-ie Young were appointed a finance
committee.
The following committee was appoint
ed to arrange presents on the tree: Mrs.
D. A. Herren, Mrs. J. B. Sherry, Mrs. C.
M. Mallory, Mrs. Young, Musses Hol
man, Tibbetts, Mendenhall and Terhune,
and Messrs. Wright, McClarv and Ayers.
Miss Mendenhall, Mrs. Maliory and
Mr. Pidne were apiiointed a committee
to arrange a musical and literary pro
gramme, and Mrs. Warren to prepare
candy and pop-corn sacks for the tree.
The following committee was appoint
ed to carry presents from the tree:
Misses Keithley, Fannie Hinton, Young
and Lieuellin, Harry Warren, W. Spen
cer, Art. Minor, Ueo. Fell and Lish.
Sperry.
Messrs. Sperry ana ilerrcn were
l'inted grand marshals for the evening.
Messrs. McClary and Mallory were ap
pointed to call off presents, and Messrs.
Leezer and Warren to hand them down.
Everybody in town is invited to this
good-w'll gathering, and it is to be hoped
there will be a fun turn-out.
Poor Burks.
The Dalles Sun says: We have again
been informed that many sheep owners
have objected to put their bucks into the
bands in a poor physical condition on
account of short grass in the pastures
and dry weather. This is suicidal policy.
Every man owning1 a'llSnd of sheep, no
matter how good his chance is, ought to
have a few acres of seeded alfalfa for his
bucks, that they may be in prime condi
tion. This condition of bucks has been
referred to by many sheep men this fall
and ought to teach them a serious
lesson.
At PrineVille.
Our neighbor town to the southwest,
is a place where the people have pluck
and energy enough to attract attention
anvwhere burnt almost all up stores.
printing office, etc.: yet it prints a neat
little sheet, while its new press and type
are getting to the front. It sells goods
to meet all wants and enjoys its fall
races as if nothing had happened.
e o
Two of Kind.
In Portland the other day, n good-na
tured German, who felt friendly toward
all the world, met a young man from
I Jaho. who was wearing a broad-brimmed
hat, and said: "Hello! WTho vas you?"
Looking him in the eye, the young . man
replied: "1 m a cowboy." "Dot s good,"
said the German, "shake! I vas a bully
boy, too.
At Home Aeahi.
Mr. Taylor Dodson and family are at
home in Heppner again after their
lengthy visit east of the Rocky moun
tains. They experienced cold, stormy
mid disatrre iable weather during tliii'
trip, and are now better satisfied than ever
with their E iHtcrn Oregon fireside.
Card.
To knitters: Anew book, containing
plain rules for knitting, wide and narrow
aces, quilts, tidies, mittens, stockings
and many useful and fancy articles, price
() cents, or la two-cent stamps. Ad
dress Mrs. Eva Niles, East Gloucester,
Massachusetts.
A first class tinsmith to do
repairing
at W. J. Leezer's.
Attention Everybody
I have for sale i" Heppner the Famous
"HOUSEHOLD"
Sewinq Machine,
Which combineFmore (rood pointH than any
ever before prcfenteil for puolio favor. All the
pw: of the "Household are made with the ut
most care, and are Huhi'wted Ut a thorough in.
upeclioii with kubrus, before being asKeinbled.
Among the features -which recommend tin
'Household'' are the following:
It has ft hitrh arm, eifrinc ample room for ant
kind of work. a p. - .
It is the easiestffunging shuttle machine eter
made.
It is almost noiseless.
It lias a lame cylinder shuttle of great simnlic-
itv. beinc onon at one end: thus allowing-flu-
bobbin to be readily inserted without displacing
any of the parts. The bobbin hold an extra
larire amount of thread and runs loose in ths
shell, without sprniK centres or point bearings,
nsuring an even and automatic tension.
It has a loose fly-wheel attachment for filling
the bobbin without running the machine, and the
fly-wheol is nickle plated on all style abovs
No. 24.
Even- runnin part of the machine is made
.f cast steel, hardened, thereby insuring great
durability.
The treadle sets on anti-friction bearings, that
run very light, and never need oiling. This saves
the crpet from dirty greaae pot so often found
under other machines.
The stand is on four casters, so the machine
can easily be moved for sweeping, or convenience
of position.
Attachments for All
nished on Short Notice.
Machines fnr-
WILLIAM WARREN,
Opposite Fontoffice,
Heppner, Oregon.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
jbxA Office at La Orande, Or.. Dec. 1, lfr
Notice in hereby given that the followinf
nemed "ettler has tiled notice of hi intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, aid
that said proof will be mnde befure K. W. i ar
row. Notary Public at Pendleton, Or., on Jan. 12,
lxi4, vis:
Millard F. Long,
D. S. No. 5"W, for the HW 8W See. IP. Tp 2
B, H M E, W M. He narao the foltowiiiK
neiwif to prove hi continuous residence uion,
and cultivation of, aaid land, viz: ('. K. Hinton.
8. M. (roll, S. H. hnPtian. John Have, all of
Lena, Or. S7.12 11. W. Dwioht. I'.egister.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dallen. Or.,
Dec. U. 1NK1. t
Notice in hereby civen Uiat the foUowii'K
nmi'd settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make tii al pnf in suppo't of hi claim, stiu
that eaid pnof will be mad' lefore O. W. Hi'h
op, .Volar) at Hoppiier Or., on Feb. ft, 1M.
Thomas L. Johnston.
Preemption D. S. No. srr for the NW "t of Sec.
14. Tp i B. R r. K. W. , He names the follow
in witne4e to prove hia continuous reeid-'oce
upon. -d cuhivation of, ead lard, vii: Freder
ick J. HaUock. t aa. Ilycard. K. H. Hwiuburne.
! ( harlee VonrRer, all of Ib'ppner. Or.
STOCK BRANDS.
., Subscribers to the Gazetts can bsTe
their brands pnblished free of charge by
sending them in. - -
Adkius, a R.-x on right shoulder,
horses; AV on righ; side, cattle.
., fundage, E. A. Cattle, U Z on right
tnigh, right ear cropped and wattle be
low ,t; holfce. U Z on right thigh.
fx 4 English Cattle, C with E in
center.
am, J. P. -Horses, C on left stifle;
cattle, 1C connected on left hip, 3 du
mps on neck.
. Douglass, W. M.-Cattle, R Don righ
siue, swallow-fork in eaoh ear: horses,
K Don left hip.
French, A. D.-Horses, A F on left
saoalder; cattle, same on left Lip, up
per bit in left ear.
Florence, S. P. Horses, F on right
shoulder; cattle, F on right hip or
thigh.
ay, Henry.-lAYon left shoulder.
Oilniore, J. W. Cattle, upper slope
off each ear, wattle right side of neck,
J 0 on right hip; borses, circle dot on
left shoulder.
Harbin, E. V. Horses, J and rowlock
combined on left shoulder.
Johnson, Felix. Circle T on right hip,
cattle; same on left stirlle for horses.
Lyon, J. J. Horses, M with bar under
it on right Bhoulder.
Mallory, Chas. P. Horses, 7C on left
h.
St-waott, Jo. 0tt-I, JM oonnoolied,
uyper crop in each ear, dulap on throat;
liirses, JM on left shoulder. Address
Pettysville.
McClaren, D. G. Figure 5 on each
sboulder for horses. Cattle, M2 on hip.
Oiler, P. Horses, PO connected on
left shoulder. ;
Stalter. D. B. Horses and cattle -7-
on left thigh. - i
Sperry, E. G.- Cattle, W C on left hip,
drop off right and underbit in left ear
dulap; horses, YV C on left shoulder.
I W lllingham, J . W. Horses, HUl) on
left flank.
W'albrulge, m. norses, tL on left
shoulder.
A Oneral Settle- l'p.
To all whom it mav concern : We have
sold out in the livery and saddlery and
harness business, and desire to settle up
with everyone, and all who are in-
lebted to ns by note or account, and
knowing the same to be due, will please
call on W. A. Kirk, at the office of
Wright & Ayers, am! settle the same
as soon as possible. W. A. Kirk.
T.W. Ayers.
Heppner, Oregon, Sept, 28, 1883.
See Here!
You can get hot meals at all bonrs,
vou can buy fresh butter, or you can
aell fresh eggs at the highest cash price
at the Heppner Bakery and Restaurant.
Divers of fresh oysters can now feast
upon them here in Heppner. I am now
receiving them regularly frm below,
and serving them in any desired style.
Jas. A. Gekwick.
' .
a Horses Lost.
From tlio Newton Hunch, liend of Cliirk'n
Canyon, fnur horses, (hwcrilxHl as follown: one
iy Driiiided JIM: one bay branded and half
circle; one bay branded J 11 J comforted: one gray
mid strawberry roan caynse. A reward of $2.50
ich will be paid. W. U. Cuninohame.
This space Reserved for
Mrs. Mary P. Perkins,
Who will soon open a first-class
Photograph Gallery in Heppner,
niid take pictures by the lightning
process, in any kind of weather.
Babies pictures taken on the jump,
before they have time to laugh or
cry.
A. M. GUlNT.
13 1 a c.k s m i t H
IlErrxr.R,
Okkgok
Shoeing and Jobbing.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Giunpe, Or.. ?
Decffit. 1HKS. t
Notice is hereby (riven that elis followinc-
wnl wttler ha tiled notics tit his uitfntion to
notka hnal rirnof in Bunixtrt ot nis claim, ana
that said proof will be made before A. Mallory,
Notary Public at Heppner, Or., on Jan. 12, 1NS4,
i:
Edward Stinrhfteld,
D. R. No. S139. for the W 4 NK and W i 8E
H Sec. 7, Tp 5 8. K 27 K, W. M. He names the
following witneee to prove his continuous resi
dence upon, and cultivation of. snid land, viz:
Nelson Humeneon. bnmuel Smith. K. M. Matte
son linj. Mattesou, all of Heppner, Or.
fcMS II. W. DwioHT, Ki'gister.
NOTTCE OF INTENTION.
Land OFnoE at La fiRtpr:,
Dec. 4, inks. (
Notice is hereby (riven that the following-named
"ttler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in eupiort of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before (t. W. Kishop, .Notary
Public at Heppner, Or., on Jan. i&, lrtni, vit:
John Friend,
D. B. No. 4K3, for the E BW NW K 8V '
SW4 NW Sec. Si, Tp 3 8. K 27 E. W. M. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence nMn, and cultivation of. said
lnd, viz: R. 8. Mcflarren. P. O. M-( larrer,
Wm. lie'ineiior, James Allen, all oi Heppnt-r, Or
It. W. 1JW1(MT. rvKiM,"f.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
I jir.H Office st The Dalles. Or.. Dee. 4. &
Notice is hereby (riven thafc the following,
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, ard
that said proof will be made before (i. W . Bish
op, Notar at Heppner. Or., on Jan. 23, l iz:
Frank Cook;
Pre-emption No. 2187. for the 8V ' Sec. 4. Tp 1
N, R 24 E. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and culti
vation of, said lard, viz: J. K. Glasscock, tjeo.
I oni. John Handy. W. W. Rmesd. ell of His,
rmaiilU Co., Or, M F. I: furnf B(rjfT.
Alkali
The Ofd Established Houso oi
HEPPNER &BLAGKMAN
GENERAL Mil CHAN MM.
Sole Agents for Heppner, and A'icinity
-FOE
Celebratod
-ANT
Knapp, Burrell & Co's. Agricultural, Implements.
... .. .'..''.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.;';'
Ship Care of & B., Alkali. ; . '
A
FULL LINE OF SHEEP MENS'
HIDES AND PELTS BOUGHT FOR CASH OR TRADE. "
Heppner, Umatilla Co. j Alkali, ; Wasco Co.'
NEW FURNITURE STORE !
Has opened up on May Street a Large and Complete Stock of Fur
niture, Consisting of .u: , ;
BEADSTEADS, CHATRS, TABLES, , , '
SPRING BEDS, 'ASH STANDS,
MATKESSES, " .' FICTCRE. FRAMES, ;
.. LOOK-INQ GLASSES, . BUREAUS.-ETC
"Which lift will sell ot Reasonable Price.
. . Gildins JJofufo Order. , .: -
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GE NERAL M E R C H A N D I S E,
Castle Rock, ' - , - - ' OnEooxV-';
Keeps on Hand a General Stool of
Staple Groceries, Wool-sacks, Twine, Etc.
Agent for C. II. Dodd A Co's '
Farming Implements and the Albina IliHT?Jbr-
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SHir GOODS, Care of W. II. II., CASTLE EOCK, OR,
Cash Advances made on Consignments of Wool, Sheep Telts, Beef Hides and Decr
SA-ins. , .
Heppner Livery and Feed Stable,
XELSE JOXES, PropricUn;
Opposite Belvedere Saloon, Heppner, Oregon.
New TeftmR,
sew Hacks,
Careful and Frperienoed Drirern Furnithed to
of the Country.
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HlKTST Blacksus.
Hppner.
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Bain Wnon,
SLTPLIES VERT CUE A?
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IHI. HEEREN,
and (2omm!ssion'V;:Icrcharit;
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New Buggies,
New Saddlo-Horse.
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