fcST SIDE TELEPHONE.
Very few accidents reported from tl.e
A new sidewalk has been laid on the
DEATH OF A. A. McCULLY
harvest Helu, so far.
north side of the Brock property at the
Lee Collard has juxt passed through a corner of C and Fourth. A petition is Kicked to Death by a Vicious
severe seige of sickness, and comes out circulating asking that the same be done
NOTICE.
on the east side of the property. It
looking rather peeked.
Horse.
needs it badly enough.
Mr.
C.
N.
Greenman,
brother-in-law
I we have «ng»«««'
•«rvicea of Mr. A.
Mr. A. R. Logan has raised some
About five o’clock Thursday evening
I . B. Snyder to take charge of our local of J..I. Collard, of Oregon < ity, with “wav-up” corn tli.H season. Gue of two
his wife and son, visited here several stalks that be sent off o;i th exhibit lion. A. A. McCully of Salem, who with
La editorial department*. lie need« no days during tho week.
cut measured 11 feet 5 inches in height his wife and son-in-law, Mr. \ B.
Ljroductlon 1» the people of Va nhlll.
The Itemixer says that Prof. Paxton, and had two large ears growing upri it. Croasman, was at his farm in this conn' .
This little
com,
Mr. Logan
says grew with i i . ,y’ 0,1 , 1118
■ v’a-z , l,,,,ne f fronl a . two week
, , "
of McMinnville, Iras been engaged to but
attention
and curl
OUK AGENTS.
!••• ch the next term of the Dixie school.
Two
rifle
teams
have
luen
formed
at
j
8
j°
”
'
n
ttt
«»die
in
the
!
We don't know the piofessor; but we
I Those wishing to subscribe for the w ish him success.
this place, one und -r .he name ot tiie ■ «table, attending to Lis team, received
L LEgnoNK may do so through the fcl-
These must ba considerable building “Creedinotea” the other ‘ Dead Shots,” M-vere kicks on tl.e head and body, from
Lwing persons:
going on broil,'houtthe country,in Yam­ and some very sharp shooting has been the effects of which lie died at about ten
done the past few days. The “Creed-
F M. Kelty ........... .. ............ Lafayette. hill a.. I adjoining countier, as the mill iiiuie" teams is composed of G W Jones, ¡ o'clock on the same evening. It appears
. í 4 I John
. I. » . \ \ Wortman
* - . 4 »wk « k.kk.l
I; W. Sappington I . . North Yatnhill. mi'll inform u>. they have been selling I
White,
and 11
E L 1 E that Mr. McCully hud gone into the
about all the lumber they could make
I L. Castle
»
White.
The
“
Dead
Shots
”
are
E F. barn for the purpose of looking after his
ly. A. Graves............. ............... Sheridan.
Mr. Uy Peery of Dayton prairie, has Goucher, J L Rogers, J F Wisecarver team, and had dropped something near
it. L. Simpson.............. ................... Amity. bought the farm of John lloplleld in and J J Spencer.
Their fort is in lifle
h. G. Davis................ ............... Bellevue. Happy »’alley and will take possession shouting, nt. I inont members are 'able to the feet of one of the horses. He stoop­
L 8. Williamson........ .......... Wheatland. in November. Mr. Hopfleld w ill r- nain knock a “birds-eye-view” of a four-bit ed to pick it up, and while in this pos­
Agents at oilier points ill the county in this section if he can find a farm for piece at 3C uteps.
ture 1.0 received several blows from the
rent.
kill be announced soon.
The ladies of St. James Guild are de­ heels of the horse. Mr. Croasman heard
Wc. are p.i. id to make"this remark: serving of much praise for the manner ttie noise, and running to the barn, fottpd
McMinnville bus fewer loafers than any in which they have improved the inter­ Mr. MeMully lying senseless.
He car­
other town of its size in Oregon. Every ior of the church. The robing room has
Titilli) DISTRICT.
man finds something t > do and does it; been enlarged; anew piuver desk has ried him into the house, and immediate­
It. I’. Bob
iuilge
lienee all are active end the town pros­ been added ; an outer mid inner chancel ly dispatched messengers for Dr. J. F.
Geo. W. Be
Prosecuting Attorney
perous.
has been arranged—tho inner being Calbreaih of this place, and Dr. G. H.
COUNTY.
raised about six inches higher t ¡an I he
Arriving there they
T. K. Patty, the railroad agent, intend­ outer; on the light—or south side of the Smith of Amity.
11.
P.
Bln..
■cnators -j
J. W. Watts. ed to have started east, yesterday; but church—is the choir stall, large enough found that the unfortunate firm had re­
R. R. I.aughiin, owing to prevailing illness in the sec­
to contain the organ and 12 singers. All ceived several kicks on the head, his
kepre.’entativcs
F. N. :
tion toVhifh he was going, he has post­
C. Lulolielt. poned starting until after the first of Sep­ the floors are neatly carpeted and pre­ skull having been slightly fractured,
sent e. neat inviting appearance.
L. Lougharv. tember.
that his shoulder blade was broken, sev­
Judge
• •
.1. S. Ilil.'.s,
.‘•'everal days since Mr. John l’etch eral ri'is were broken near tl.e spine
rommissloners -,
Geo. Dorsey.
Willie Waug.vman ami Thadeus Simp-
<■'. W. Biiedwell. sou have gone to training hones. They and liis son Joseph were both quite bad­ and th it the lungs l ad been pierced by
I'li'rk
.............
ly hint in a runaway serupe while haul­
T. .1 '
Kheritr
W. W. Nelson. started in on the fair grounds, Saturday ing hay to tl.eir place at the foot of the the fragments, the latter being the prin­
■re usurer
evening.
Wi
guess
the
result
of
their
Wyatt Harris.
When found
■Assessor.........................
mountaim:. Capt. Handley, who was cipal cause of his death.
J. A. ( '. Freund. ovei turned curt will be repaired al mod­ up to see tl.em on Thursday last, in- by Mr. Croasman lie was lying light at
School Sept
.1.
1
.
Fenton.
erate
pi
ices:.
Surveyor
lorniK us tL.it both are getting on very the heels of the horse, which was still
D. ('. Sarver.
fcoroner
One thing connected with the
While many say that Yaqnina is a nicely.
splendid point to go recreating, others runaway might lead a supeistitiov.s per­ kicking, and continued to kick till the
that it is a good jioint to go to if you son to believe that an evil spirit was- unconscious man was dragged from be­
t
whisperings sny
want to get plenty of “sand in your hovering over the I’etch-s, as the acci­ hind him.
llis remains wene taken to
eiaw.” We “know not how the truth dent that laid them up occurred almost Salem Friday and on Saturday were
precisely on the same ground that Mrs.
may be,” etc.
■ Air full of smoke and dust.
1’eteli fell upon when shot, four years buried r.t that city. Mr. McCully was
■ Wheat at the warehouses (iOiriil cents.
Our young friend Robert Hirsch came ago.
one of the early Oregon pioneers, and
up from Portland Saturday and «pent
U I)r. Littlefield, of Lafayette, in the city Sunday with fr iends in this citv. Before
There are at present nine head of we glean the following regarding his
K'eeterday.
going back of course he “took stock” in horses in tiaining at the fail giounds. OI past life in this state from an exchange;
------- THE-------
H The moon looks as if it had been the T elcphonk —as 27 others have done 2-yeai-ohls Wm. Galloway. Della Mar-1 “Asa A. McCully was born in the
tin, C. A. Waliaee, George Bryan, Cas. province of New Brunswick in 1818. and
since our last issue.
■‘painted red.”
ffri|Jett mid 11. 1». Lit'.letie.d each have I when live ycar3 old removed with his
Mis-.-« Nettie and Stella Skiff, ace >m- nne ; Dr. Littlefield a.so Ims a pair of parents
M Thanks to Miss Annie Turner Tor a
to Ohio.
Here lie learned the
panied by Mr. S. McFadden and Miss yearling Altamont colts and W. J. Gar­
Hp-'oU supply of plums and apples.
trade of making fanning mills, and
lt"sa Smith of Salem, and Miss Ni lson rison, Jr., a running horse; besides worked at 1 is business for nine years be-
■ As fai t as a dwelling is vacated by one ol Independence, came down arid spent these there aie others i:i training that
■at this city ii is “gobbled up” bv soi.re- Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Tuel.ei are not kept on Die grounds. All these foie he rei loved to Iowa, where he en­
gaged in the general merchandising and
■bodv else.
and l> id a splendid time.
horses are good ones and are being put trading business at Burlington and New
M Miss Jessie Young will go to Portland
Mr. E. G. Manning and family leave in shape for the coniingfair.w here it will London.
In 1848 he came across the
■to-day where she will visit her aunt for us this morning. They go to East Port­ be shown that Yamhill is capable of plains to California, and remained there
■a few weeks.
land for a few days; go from there to bringing out some good specimens of for two years, when lie returned to Io­
wa.
In 1852 ho emigrated io Oregon
H Mr. Delap’s house at North Yamhill the Sound, and Irom there to tlieir Cali­ horse-tiesh.
We have been here for a number of aud took up a ciaim near the present
■burned to the ground yesterday. No fornia home. We hope they have nad a
vears, but neve • have we dreanmd of site of Harrisburg, Linn county, upon a
pleasant time while here.
■particulars.
there being the large scope of fine farm­ portion of which that town now stands,
Mrs. C. Symons and Mrs. O. O. Hod­ ing land that lies just across tho Yam­ lie went back to Iowa the same year
I Our young Wends Leslie Laughlin and
■Thus. Rogers go to-day to spend a few ion leave to day for a trip to tlieir old hill. south of this place, until we hap­ and returned immediately to Oregon
eastern homes. Mrs. Symons goes to pened to stumble onto it 'Saturday even­ with 150 head of cattle.
■days at Yaquina.
in 1808 Mr.
Toronto, Canada, and Mrs. Hodson to
I Mr. A. I). Simpson has been quite ill Muncie Indiana. We wish them a safe ing. A large body of land upon w hich McCully removed to Salem, and in the
has grown this season the largest anit following year was.elected president of
■of late, and looks very badly, though be journey and a pleasant visit.
rankest of wheat and oats, lies entirely tho People’s Transportation company,
■ is gaining rapidly.
cash or produce
Messrs. Bishop A Kav, our live obscured from the gaze of the outside an organization that controlled the
fl St. James’ Guild will meet at the resi- Brownsville Woolen Mills clothing firm, world—ar.d that within almost a stone’s freight and passenger traffic of the Will­
Idence of Mrs. G. E. Detmeriog to-mor are preparing to branch out, anil will throw of our doors. This convinces tls amette river until purchased by Ben
■ low a 2 o’clock p. in.
Mr. McCully wa3 engaged
open out u branch store at Sheridan the that the “more a man lives the longer Holladay.
I George Kauffman, the Willamina latter pait of this week or the fore pa't be liuds out,” especiallv regarding the in business in Salem for a number of
fma
points
of
Yamhill
county
in
particu
­
years
with
A.
N. Gilbert, and has filled
Walter Durham will assist
Ideor-slayer, was in town last evening of next.
lar and Oregon in general.
various official positions in beth the
them.
I with a load of ven: on.
Jeff Fenton and Frank Rogers went county and city, always with honor and
Old “Dock,” L. & H.’s big brown
¡1 Druggist Burt Ims been on a business
At the time of bis
cron
e hunting early Friday morning. | credit to himself.
truck
horse
in
tig'.ting
flies
y>de-d.y
■ trip to Portland, and D. C. Narvcr held
deatii he was vice ¡ resident of the Cupi-
Mr.
Fenton
spied
a
grouse
in
a
large
caught
one
of
his
hind
feet
in
the
breech
­
■ the fort while he was gone.
t tl National br.uk of Salem.
Mr. Mc­
ing, tried to kick but couldn’t make it; tree, raised his gun, fired, and then took
A Strictly
M c M innville
-
-
O regon .
I California and Seattle cleaned Oregon then tried to run but was landed all a seat—rather forcibly. He was shoot­ Cully was a man who was known nil
Oflice- T-vo doors east of Bingham's
lent with the little rtle, last Saturday.— heels up in a jiffy, when lie was helped ing a breech-loader ; one of the cartridges over the state as the embodiment of in­
TEMPERANCE RSSORT,
furniture store.
I [This is not a 59-ccnt item.]
was very heavily loaded and when he tegrity an 1 honesty, llis life, both pub­
out of his dilemma.
Lac,'.'1.in;; <> •-■ ndniinisiered for painless
tired the gun jumped Irom bis shoulder, lic ar.d private, was ever marked by an Some good( ?) church members to the con- extracting.
ltf
Mr. J. Arm. of Dayton, was in the city
He
A passing locomotive on the Narrow one hammer striking him on one side of unflinching adherence to truth.
trary notwithstanding.
[yesterday.
He is talking of going into Guage last Friday, set fire to the stub­
was a man in whom all who knew him
the
nose
and
the
other
hammer
on
the
I the fruit di ving business on an extensive ble in A. M. Waddel’s wheat field.
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As other side, cutting deep gasl es, while had the highest confidence, and he
I scale.
it happened threshers were near by, tiie brake also stiuek him on the side of commanded the respect of everybody
Pliysieians &
A specimen of quartz from the I’etch discove ed the fire and put it out. Had the nose, inilicing a slight cut.
He with whom he came in contact.”
McM I N N V; L!.E * LA FAYETTE. Or.
I mine shows plenty of both gold and sil­ it not been for this, there’s no telling came home bleeding profusely; Dr.
J. F. Calbreath. ?t. D. off.-e over Yamhill
ver. The mines are being worked right w fiat damage might have been done.
Goucher dressed the wounds, and Jeff
A Challenge.
The Only First Class,
Counlv Bank, ?.!( .« mnviil », Oregon.
along.
Last Sunday being the last in the M. is ready to try tho birds another round.
11. Ih l.ittlem Id, M, D. office on Main
And the only parlor-like simp in the city.
Charley Underwood of Eugene City, E. Conference year, union services weie
street, Lafuyette, O.-egon.
ltf
Last Tliu-sdry, while Capt. Handley | The T elephone force hereby challeng-
None
but
first-class
workmen
em
­
held
nt
the
M.
E.
chili
ch
in
this
city,
in
has visited his friend Jeff Fenton, at
mid his daughter Lizzie were away from I e8 any three printers, any three doctors,
th.
evening.
No
services
weie
held
at
ployed.
this place, for several days during the
home, lour beys entered a small melon
the Baptist and Presbyterian churches, patch which the Capt. has taken consid­ any three merchants, any three bankers,
week.
First Door South of Ymuhill County
as
they
joined
in
the
union
services
erable pains with, and stole therefrom any three hotel keepers, any three saw
N. W. Corner Second and B Sts.,
J. II. Nelson yesterday began study­
Bank Building,
ing dentistry undei our very proficient w. icl. were laigely attended and proved eight of the finest melons. The boys mill men, any three of any other pro­
M’MINNViLLE, OREGON.
very
interesting.
.
who did the stealing were not so sly as fession in Yamhill county to shoot a
dentist, Dr. G. F. Tucker.
May Holt
M’MINNVXLE, OREGON.
May bi* ft ni nd .1 his office when not Absent
become expert.
I)r. Win. Chrisman appears to be to not bo detected, and if any more of match ; said match to take place at the
tlieir deviltry occurs, there will be some shooting gallery of Frank Collard at
on professional business.
ltf
H. H. WELCH.
John Baker, who is at work at Mon­ “gone on” the Nestucca country. It arrests and their names will appear in some
date to be fixed ujon when said
mouth, and Geo. Barnum, who is build­ ha« been but a few days since he re­ the T el : piioni :. These boys have not challenge is accepted. Each side to
ing Major Brown’s residence at Amity, in lie I torn ail extended stay ovei only been stealing melons, but corn, po­ shoot nine shots, to be judged by string
there; and last Saturday with his own
spent Sunday at home.
anil Postmaster Wincca ve ’s familv he tatoes, and other gm den “truck” have measure. Now get in, ye tlioroughbieds.
PHYSICIAN ?:• SURGEON,
Hon. Geo. IL Williams and Alf. Hol­ went back and wili lemain there nobody fallen a piey to their hands, and there’s
no u«e oi countenancing such work any
man, assistant editor of the Oregonian, knows how long.
McMinnville, Oregon.
Business Specials.
longer. Boys, remember what v.e tell
passed through lure on Friday’s train
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
Mc
­
On
’
h
,n
at
re-'id.- id e on D Htreei. All call*
you.
on their way to Yaquini.
pnwnptiy answered day or night.
lnil
Minnville Hook & Ladder company at
Fresh rousted peanuts at II. II. Welch’s.
They say that Cole's circus will not their pallors, Thursday evening next, to
Notiti* to Farmers.
W. F entow .
.Y. D. F enkin
visit West Side towns this tiip. The elect delegates to tiie state convention.
Ice. cold and genuine lemonade at II.
question arises; “What’ll the boys do It is but a -bort time till the association
Suiter & Daniel, proprietors of the II. Welch’s.
tf
FENTON * FENTON,
with their surplus change?”
meets and McMinnvil.e should prepare Lgfavette Mills and Warehouse, desire
Blackburn & Peckham have just re­
Professor McConnell proposes that herself to be heard f.om—at least in the to inform the farmers of this vicinity
JVT'TOXYLN'Ln'yS
-CŒ.’ LAW
ceived and are unp icking a fine line of
McMinnville shall have good penmen.— deliberations of the body.
that their improvements are now com­ summer dress goods, hosiery &c.
*
L. IF. YETTE, Oil EG OX.
He opened another school a' this place
On Thursday of last week a large bore
—Executed at the—
yesterday with a good attendance.
For a square meal goto the St. Charles
stepped on Ir.i Nelson’s left foot and pleted, and are ready to clean and store
< m<*—Nrnrthc Court House.
ltf
in ished it quite badly, lie is working anv amount of wheat that may be bro’i —only 25 cents.
Dr. Doherty ha« resigned his position
Those having fruits of all kinds can
as Dr. at the Grand Rondo agency and with Fletcher Bro« thresher, sewimi to them, at 3 cents per pushcl. Their
yesterday passed through this pl ice on «ack« and at that time was up to A. .'I. facilities for handling grain, are not ex­ find ready sale by applying to
\Va
I
lie
’
s
and
being
giittv
lie
bandaged
lOnil
F. K lolciiek .
his was to his old home In Connecticut.
the wounded member and kept right on celled anywhere in the county. They
are
guaranteed
as
Cheap
Freight
Rates
Farmers
having
wool
to sell will do
Mr. J. R. Walling, the Amity fruit to woik as if nothing had happened.
bv rail, a« fiom ony other point In t|iis well to consult BlucKburn & J’eckam be­
('«>n yanrii»»: and Abstracts a specialty.
man, was in town Saturday with s eci
Our friends Force and Taggart have vicinity, besides having the advantage fore selling as they pay the highest
Collecting attended to promptly.
mens of Ins Prussian prunes that are
of
competition
be
boat,
luring
boating
prices
in
tiie
county.
con.-lnded
that
Oregon
wild
cherries
are
now rip-. They are tine. Only 75 cents
Office - Manning’s Building 3d $t. ltf
not the best iruit in the world; and season. They are also prepared to loan
per bushel.
Best meal in the city for 25 cents, at
sacks this season, as heretofore, to tlieir
Force
has
also
concluded
that
it
is
safest
The banisters are off the long Cozine
8tf
customers. They desire to call p.vtieu- the McMinnville Hotel.
bridge for twenty or thirty feet, at tti - to kill giouse that have sitnplv been lar attention to tlieir security against
Blackburn
Peckham,
the
agents
of
“
winged
”
More
laying
them
down
to
point where it is highest from the ground.
■isk by li e, as thev have noexposu.e to
Unless it is repaired soon there will be pick cheri ies, or liang to them : « “a bir 1 their main warehouse nearer than 115 Chas. II. Dodd A Co., are doing the
laiss machine business of the county,
in (lie hand is worth t’vo in the bush.”
some kicking done.
feet, while the boiler and engine are sold some 25 twine binders and two
nearly
180
feet
distant.
Past
experience
Say,
look
here,
Mr.
Supervisor,
conntv
Mr. G. L. Manning, of Seattle, anoth
steam threshers.
er brother of Councilmen 8. A., dropped court, or any other man : The Sax bridge ought to convince farmers that this is no
small
matter,
as
it
gives
those
who
is
as
t
erfect
a
trap
as
there
is
in
this
into town Friday evening and tarried
McMinnville, Oregon.
ltf
till yesterday. It was a pleasant meet­ section. The floo is full of holes, woin «tore witli them a ( heap rate of insur­
ance,
and
but
small
risk
if
they
do
not
completely
out.
and
is
liable
at
any
time
ing of three brothers.
M c M innville
to let a horse through and cost the coun­ insure.
S liter & D aniel .
Miles Hendrick will leave us soon. He ty an extravagant price. Don’t let this
July 27—ml.
will go east of the mountains and look matter drug along any longer; we’re
out a business location.
Miles is a getting tiied of talking about it.
•AT TH
Gold Discovered.
"hunka dora” b >y and we want to see
Dr. Loughary, of Dallas, semis ns a
him do well wherever fie goes.
postal ca d to tiie effect that his clothing
Word reaches us of the discovery of
Several boys between the ages of 12 wa« all hti ned up in the La Grand fire,
One day re­
and 15 are liable to get themselves into and that ho wa* des itnte of raiment of gold near Grand Ronde.
ltf
In the City;
trouble if they persist in purloining cor n, anv kind. We have not lies'd farther centlv Dave Leno killed ft duck an i
etc., fiom gardens about town. They from him tip to hoir oi so ng to pre««, found in its crop a piece of gold alxiut
Cor. Third A D fits., McMinnville.
are known ami are being watched.
and -ni'f o«e he is traveling by night, and halt the size of half a pea.
As an ex- 1
L. H. Cook sohi his residence on the will slip into town np some back street perinient a day or two after he killed
corner of Third and E, together with one of these evenings wrapped in a three geese and in the crop of each found
I
M c M innville , O regon .
PR<.riUET(>KH.
40x80 feet of ground just south of it. tn smile and a straw hat.—Itemizer,
particles
of
gold
—
some
as
large
a«
a
pea.
A. C. Saylor. The house will be moved
Always on hand ti e best quality of Beef,
All
persons
attending
the
session
of
This
gold
comes
from
a
small
branch
at once to give way for the new hotel.
The Best
in the City. Order«
Oregon, Mutton, Pork, ami
theO’egon M. E. Conference, beginning that empties into the Yamhill branch McMinnville,
promptly attended t<>, <»ay or night.
1ml
Mr. M. U. Gortner, who was with Mr at Forest Frove. August 26, will have re­ and parties will pr jftpect shortly to nee I
Wn<> hai just finished burning a kiln
Hartman so long before he «old to Mr. duced -ate* on the O. A C. R. R. east what there is in it. If the report is well
McCormick end Deerinsr
Apperson, and who has remained with and west side branches, as follows: All founded there will probably be a ru«h
Mr. Appereon, has accepted a position paying full fare en route to the confer­ fortli.it motion before long.
HUNDRED THOUSAND ! !
But don't TWO
Highest [ricca paid for all kind« of fat
with Lancefield & Son, of Amity, ami ence will be returned at one-fifth fare on get excited; it may be rumor, only.
will leave us the first of Septemtx-r. We presentation of a certificate signed bv
And ii ready to fill nil order* for the stock.
One hundred head of sheep and An-. largest and best brick in the county, ru
are sorry to lose Mr. G., bnt if he must the secretary of the conference. Cler­
go, success go with him. His family­ gymen and others holding half-fare per­ go a goats for sale. Address
Rnpectfnlly,
W euxer ,
• E ’ rnest E.
.........
will remain here until the first of Octo­ mits will not be entitled to this reduc­ 19tf
From $5 to $8 per Thousand.
Dolph, Tillamook Co., Or.
ber.
iff
W. F BANOAY’ER
2ti
tion.
Still We Lead !
Aiui’i we propose to keep it
by constantly adding to our already large
¡stock of Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Etc.
everythin}? in our fine of busir/'ss that can
be called for.
Physicians will find
i •
.
in (3 ory respect.
Ke’number that we make u specialty of
Prescriptions, and wo are receiving them
from al! parts of the county, and are filling
them at the lowest possible price-
ROGSES& TODD
Í
I ELEI’HONE
.
16th and running irom
Commencin
20 to 30 Days,
Greate
Ever run in Yamhill county. During this
sale some lines of goods will be sacri­
ficed and sold at
HOT ŒNK OM THE DOLLAR!
During this sale goods must be sold for
. Will have no time
to keep your accounts.
A. J. APPERSON
“Orphans' Home” Billiai d Hall.
r
Dr. G. F. TUCKER,
DENTIST.
Littlefield à Galbreath,
“Orphans’ Home” Tonsorial rai l rs.
Surgeons,
ÈLV/V. Jdmson M.D.
A. Young, M. D,
TELEPHONE OEPICE
Neatly,
Chas. W. Talmage,
R?ai L'iiie and lasarante Agent.
Quickly,
Cheaply
G. E. DETMEMfä
Ln Stairs in Adams' Building.
Tiie Leading
s hery,
Sale Stables,
I
Old Reliable
PIONEER ERICK YARD.
A. C. Saylor !
CITY MARKET Logan Bros. Henderson,
All kinds oi Meal.
GIVE ME A CALL.
BINDERS and MOWEBS
HODSONS’.