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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1891)
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I J an . 20, 1891. to exchange for flour and groceries, aud Messrs. L amb & J ones : Wm. Morton aud fainily made a Sun • February 14th ia St Valentine's Day. the schooner would get blown off to Yesterday I received a copy of jour day visit to Tillamook s I A fine line of pocket compasses at l’uget Sound and be gone three or four •x» Rev. Wood will preach In the ichocl- New Year’s edition of the H kad U gh T, > ' Letcher's. mouths and the best of us had to do ’ Masks, for the masquerade, all kinds without bread. We used salmon and and I cannot refrain from sitting down . bouse on the third Sunday in February. U_. —— > — i at Cohn’s. Mr. Robbins, of -------- Forest - Grove, has potutoes straight until spring. Woolen this evening and sending you a few Words I Valentines of all sorts, sizes and dc- breeches were the first to come up.and bv of congratulation on the paper's neat and been in town looking after “the rent" ; scriptions at Cohu’s. t'ue way are not a bad dish The name tasty appearance. It is just such papers and his business interests in genera), as this which favorably impress an out-; Tracy F.lliott still has a lame arm, the Frank Harris' year-old child was badly would imply it was a rather rough diet, sider with a place of which he has heard ' result ot an accident in the mill. but cooked right are "powerful good.” iltlfl | scalded last Saturday. t\l which xahL.l. he t«« knows >----— nothing. **-* ” mid of Had ’ Foa S ale , a first-class barber chair and We shall never see those days again. your pa|>er contained twelve or sixteen I If you are in sympathy with school Civilization is invading the country and matters, S|>end a pleasant evening with outfit, inquire of J. A. Richardson. i some put their boys in boots and shoes ]>a^c» I should probably have just glanced the students at the Preabvturian Church, It is rumored that an undertaking during the winter I visited the school it over and then laid it aside until I had' next Friday, « The above Table ia for Dry Stocking Bar, not establishment is to be started here. Tillamook, or Tillamook Bar. the other day and more than half the more time to carefully look it over, and j Mrs McMillan took charge of the very likely this “time” would nevereome,1 Cohn A Co. pay the highest market , Loys had boots or shoes on and all The height la reckoned from the level of aver the age lower low waters, to which the soundings price for all kinds of fur, hides and skin. school in the Iaitimer District, January are given on the ( oast Survey charts. girls so far Jas I could see. We are or if it did coma at all the paper would 26th. have been forgotten. As it is now, with j A cluster of ripe raspberries grown OU .■L‘ having new school house all over the Frank Wheeler’s place was received at country and churches are being built, and your four-pago paper, containiug every- ’ Eddie Doughty is enjoying bad health in the shape of a comfortless comforter OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. ‘>4 I this office last week. plug hats cau be seen on the Btreets thing in a nut-shell, as the sayiug ia, I | UNITED STATES. have read it through carefully* and with I < Job’a> ou *r,n* Capt. Hallock’s steamer will bo put every fine day, and we have a bank ................... B enjamim H arrison Preaident I ........ Some new pupils enrolled at the In- L evi P. M orton the Tillamook-Garibaldi route as soon as whose drafts are honored in New York, a great deal of interest, and I must ad- Vice-Preaident J ames G. B laine Secretary of State W illiam W indom j the new boiler arrives. Chicago and all the principal cities of mit that I am well pleased with Tillamook »titute Monday. Secretary of Treasury j . w. N oble • secretary of Interior Real-estate has taken a general raise R edfield P roctor L > The Tillamook Incorporation bill has the United States, and this little kingdom as you present its advantages and pros-' Secretary of War peels Jo the pnblic. I don’t know whether ' in value. B. F. T bajx *T Secretary of Navy of Tillamook is not to be despised any J ohn W anama ^ er I passed the House, and will be concurred Postmaster-General your business men ordered extra copies W. II. II. M iller ' longer. Attorney-General The Tribune comments or the prospects J eremiah R usk I iu by the Senate this week. Secretary of Agriculture . or not, if not they made a big mistake. I of a railroad. Yea’ verily we have faith STATE OF OREGON. Deputy-Sheriff Steinhilber was in the I would give more for the utterances of a HOI'S K BILLE No. 131. Governor ^* P ennoyer . but we trust that this does net depend Sécrétai v of State G. W. M c B ride south part of the county this week, ou local paper than I would for a boat load entirely upon faith, but will coms even Treasurer - *JKLCHAN of convincing arguments by a real estate Snot, of Public Iustrucliou E. B. M c E lroy business connected with his office. (Introduced by Hon. Wm. D Stillwell.| though we may be a little doubtful as p I J. H. M itchell John Keffer iB in charge of C. H. Senators 1 J. N- D olph 1 A bill for ac act entitled an act to agent, and in this particular I do not see well as hopeful. Congressman . B. H ermann Bofles barber shop. Charlie is building why I should reason different from other amend section 2590 of the Miscellaneous Printer • ................ F rank B aker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oaks, McNeil men. The )>oint is just this, in vonr î R. S.S trahan a house for himself, in Thayer’s addition. Laws of Oregon, as compiled and anno Supreme Judge. )W. P Umo Broe. and others went for a pleasure trip paper you make a statement, aud if it is I C. B. Hadley is contemplating the tated by W. Lair Iltll, being a part of to the Bar View last Sunday. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. erection of a 1 irge and handsome resi title 3, chapter 16, relating to education : incorrect, vour home readers know it and Joint Senator F. A. M oore The Sunday School is growing in num they lose confidence in you and iu a verv C ohn ä B rown Bl’k. Circuit Court R p - B oise dence on his lots near the Court House. Sectioy 1. That the part of the eighth short time yJli find your busiuess grad bers and the interest taken is good. illamook ? Prosecuting Attorney G. G. B ingham , Girls! Go to the drug store and get clause of section 2s, title 3, which reads: TILLAMOOK COUNTY. ually slipping away from vou, and if a George Lamb remarks that the algebra ..W m . D. S tillwell a pair of tiiose shoulder-braces, and Representative "Certificates of the first grades shall not publisher doesn't get good support his class ia getting down to earnest work. H. F. H olden judge 4W. T. W est straighten up and have some style about be issued to persons under eighteen years Commissioner paper soon bears the ear marks. So ÎW. G. K elso Mrs. Hare is slowly improving, while ■ ÍÍ5 * of age, nor to such as have not taught at [ when I receive a copy of a well-printed, i ............ W. W. C onder | you. Clark Geyrgie Shippy is rejtorted no better. S am D owns Sheriff................ Geo. Pettit has resumed charge of the least twelve school months with approved H. II. M c D ermott well-edited aud ueatly-niade-up paper, Treasurer F. M. L amb Occidental hotel. Arthur Janey’s smil- success,” shall read as follows: (iAIURALDI Assessor . Certifi-; such as yours of the iat of January, I J ohn E dwards Surveyor —ttralet I». Sclieol Superintendent A. T. W hite I ing face beams over the register as chief cates of the firs': grade shall not be issued feel that I am reading something reliable Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. W. S everance clerk. Tbe Truckee and Scotia crossed out to persons under eighteen years of age, and something that the home business I There aie rumors afloat of a new busi- nor to such as have not taught at least men endorse by having their names and Jan. 22, The Augusta arrived in the bay Jan AV I r.ess block to be erected,at an early date, twelve school months with approvedsuc- businesses reprepented by nicely-display SOCIETY DIRECTORY on the vacant lots just east of the Larson j cess in the State of Oregon, or in other ed business cards. A real estate agent 24, with a number of passenger«, among U bren States. q"ILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 57, , House. on the other hand can write what he them being Captain Bell, who has F F. it A. M., meets on the Section 2. That that part of the ninth pleases and no one sees it but the peiscn appointed administrator for the lite TOILET ARTICLES ANO DHU88IST NOTIONS. Mr. Geo. L. Smith, of Tillamook, is * first Saturday night of each month. Special meeting» for work moi clause of section 25, title 3, which rends to whom he is writing,, «nd as that per Wm Bali ton's estate. evert Friday night. Visiting hrctli- ■ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Mr. H. Crane ia on the sick list. as follows: “Temporary certificates or sou is a stranger often, lie is entirely at rehThvited to attend. Smith, of Forest Grove.—Forest Grove1 H. V. V. Johnson, W. M. permits may be granted by the county the mercy of the agent, unless he cau'get Joseph Hartison has the contract to Democrat. G. O. Nolan, Sec’y. Grant Baylev and Ben. Higgenbotliam superintendent in case of uece: sity,” to see the local paper, and if the agent is furnish ths Elmore cannery with 15O r PI L LA M00 K LODf J E 1 have returned from a trapping expedi-' shall have inserted after the word “ne disposed to be dishonest his customer is ; cords of wood. cessity” tire following words : Upon the going to get left if he invests with him. Tbe Truckee mill started up again on meets m Odd Fel- tion on the Nehalem They caught seven presentation bv the applicant for saij Do not understand me as saying that all Tuesday, with a full crew of men. There low’» hall every Satur- otters and thirteen beavers. dav night, except the permit, a certificate, either by mail, or agents are dishonest, but some of them is no trouble in getting men to work here first Saturday of each mouth. Smith & Barker will build a commo in persou, or otherwise, which certificate W H. Cooper, N.G. B. F. Ely, Sec’y undoubtedly are, and so I prefer to trust the only tronble being, that there is dious office at the entrauce to their mill is then not expired, and which may have to the newsaper, and if I find an agent more men thau work. We need more yard this spring, they will also add some pORINTH POST, G A R been issued iu any county of this State, well spoken of in its columns or find one i mills. (C? I z meets first Wt’ne»- wood turning machinery to their mill. or of any other State. VvL« X 4 X« Jte\« day each month with a good advertisement there, showing j Dog-poisoning is getting to lx a com X in Grand Centrili Hull. The Str. Truckee arrived in from San V • that he is enterprising enough to give ' mon occuranca down here lately, four J. W. Maxwell, Commander. SETTLE It* 8 I.EAGVE. 1 Francisco, Wednesday. She will load his paper support, I feel that I can trust dogs in as many weeks. This is a cruel 1 V- lumber at Hobsonville. Capt. Crandel him, and will do so until something hap and cowardly way to get rid of another The settler» on the unsurveved lands now pulls the bells, so well handled by CHURCH DIRECTORY. eg Next door fa th« Tamparane« Parlor. ’ ou the North Nehalem held a well at pens to destioy that coufidence. ' man’s property. the late Captain Crawford. I have looked over the columns of the tended public meeting at the residence of TILLAMOOK, OREGON. 1Ma| W» uaderstand that J. A. Richarson T illamook C harge , M. E. C hurch , X Fred Schirzinger. Andrew Carlson and J. W. Nelson, Jan. I9, ai d organized paper referred to for indication that you contemplates building a large hotel at C. Whitman, of Oretown, passed through I have in Tillamook an organization of First Sunday In the month, I.onz Prairie 10:30 “The North Nehalem Settlers Union” this place, to accomodate the plea«ure- *' Pleurant Valley 2:30 the city Monday, on the way to (heir » with J. W. Melson, President; M. business men—such as a Chamber of j seekera who come here during the sum 11:0o Tillamook « <LT hej >, 7 30 ranches on Trask river. The boys have Buchanan, Secretary and W, Beckner, F. Commerce or a Board of Trade—but can mer. Thia will give Garibaldi two stores, Kilchls 11.00 some of the best places on the river. 4«t " "-I W ■ Tillamook 11 MO Jensen ami Geo.Luee, Excutive Commit- find nothing of tho kind, ff you are still • two hotels and a boom. 7 30 Sumner and Joseph Hauxhurst and (eo. The objects of this society are, the lacking, such an organization as this,you Sunday in Tillamook every Sunday f.OO Captain William Ralston, who died rrayer meeting» Thursday -—----------- ... evenings 7.3O Harry Paine, who left here with iuten- ‘ protection of its mem hern in their homes should beL’in advocating the formstion at If special pastorial service is desired, call on recently ill Portland, waa an old pioneer tiou of joining the sealing schooner Louis GEORGE PETTIT, PROPRIETOR. th« undersigned at the Parsonage, opposite the against, claim-jum|>er», trespasser», etc., once, for when all the business men of a 1 court house. of Tillamook county, haring come here J. H. W ood , Pastor. | Olsen, at Astoria, changed tbeir Kinds and the aiding of its members in holding place uuite iu an appeal for legislation it ' TILLAMOOK, OKRQON. in company with Mr. J Johnson, in the it ----------------------------- came to actually goingto --- - - L when -------- " * O- O -- vork and proving up on teeir claims. Thia aid has far more weight than when they fall of 1872, and settled at Garibaldi [. The Bay City Tribuue lia« madb its ap- is to be given within the bounds of luw work as individuals. Also, if a man abfointment » T ii . laj < qqx , circuit M. First fin hday in the mon th, till a in ook lì. comes along looking fora site for a manu where he resided up to the time ot his It is a very neat little paper, and conscience. A. M. pearance death. He has held several offices, a- 7 30 P M. and its object is to bootn Bay City for all The Secretary is preparing a plat show facturing plant he can be handled a great fi«s.id«>mkteY, Hallareaete> > house 2 r. M. We understand that tlie Bay ing occupied and unoccupied lands, «nd deal better by an association of this kind inong them the justiceship, which lie ** - Third fiq»day, hoalh Frnirie 11 A. M. it is worth. held for eight or ten years. He was ever ’• Fleaaant Val® y 3. P. M. City Land Co. gives a bonus to the pub This House Is First-class In every Respect. any person proposing to locate in this thau by individuals—particularly if he 7- •• WH tWim C Valley r. m . ’""^Wlrtn Sundy Hoquarton school house 11. A. M. lisher for a year. section of country will do well to consult c?nce»sions as to location, water-power faithful and discharged the duties of hie *’ Long Prairie ¿ 3O A. M. F irst - class B arber S hop C onnected . or rebato of taxes for. a few years until office to the best of his ability. J. A. C. The Oregonian has the largest circula this plat. lie can get a good start Men are very tion of and Daily, Sunday or Weekly rLKAHANT VALLKT 1 C hxistiam CnvxcH. TAUUGE'N ••LIFE OF CHRIST." apt to ask for somtbing of this kind, and paper west of the Rocky Mountains. Aud B. M okoax , Pastor: Will preacli at if he sizes up as a dsirable acquisition to ! B. W. Turner is having soma flashing 'on the third and fifth Sunday's of iu order to further increase its circula A book which is pure to have great 1, at li:o0 A. m , and 7:30 r. m . AU tion they have selected with great care, popularity, and iinincnxe aide, both be the place, and is hot to hoggish in his j done on hie place. y Invited. j. W. Buckles in making some improve a large list of valuable books and other cause of its interesting style and its demands he can often be captured by useful articles, and are offering them as superb illustrations is “From Manger Co united and wise action of the leading men ment» to his residence. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Hirdwiri, B ay C ity . premiums to each new subscriber, to any Throne,” a new life of Christ and of Pal of the place. The Chamber of Commerce Ben. Turner is working in the vicinity ■tovas, of its several issues for yearly subscrip estine and its people, including Dr. Tal I of Duluth, Minnesota, is supported by a of Bay City. Services every Sabbath at il a. m. and 7 p. ni tions. The Oregoniau should be in every mage's account of his famous journey to, half-mill tax on tbe valuation, and there A cordial invitation extended to all. Cutlery, I.. J. Onley of Tillamook, is living RanflM, household. Send for premium list to through and from the Christ-land. The is not a better advertised city in the with his son at present. Ha ia slowly J. D. Beard. Tastor. United states If a local paper gets out the Oregonian Publishing Co., Portlaud, ! work which is splendidly printed, con Onori end a particularly good edition—such as recovering his health. Oregon. Tin-ware, tains nearly 7OO large-sized pages, 9x11 8. M. Johnson hss sold bis ranch in your issue of tlie 1st inst, — sn order is EAST AND SOUTH The owners and backers of Bay City inches It is illustrated with more thau thia place, and will remove to Long immediately given for as large a number VIA U/indowi are booming it with commendable enter 400 grand illustrations, among which are ■nd Peinte ü. Y. copies as is wanted—usually ten to I’rarie m the spring Southern Pacific Route. prise. More has been expended in ad accurate copies ot nearly 20) of the of twenty thousand—end they are sent DOLPH. vertising that place in the past few famous paintings of the old roasters, where it is thought it will do the most | SHASTA LINE, months than all that has been done for which have so long enriched the galleries good By this arrangement every pro- Plumbing and Tiq-roofing Promptly Dona. Mrs. Landingham has been confined to Tillamook. All kinds of inducements! and cathedrals ol Europe, but were never pert;- owner heli« to bear tlie ex|>en»e of her bed for soma tima, two of het children Express trains leave Portland daily. are offered to secure the location of in before published in America. TILLAMOOK advertising the place, anc ns new people are aleo down with the measles. OBEGOM. South j He treats the story of the Savior with | como and invest their money aud thus I North dustries and improvements in that place. I Haverland shot a large bear last week, Those who are interested in Tillamook great reverence, with unexpected tender ; build up tbe place his property naturally i 7 *> P ni 11 Leaves Portland Arrive» 1 9 35 a m l«:23p tn 11.» Albanv Ar Í 6:22 a m Mr. W Baxter lain Raleui on busi I.v| 9 . 00 p m should get a move on, as there will be news, there being no straining for effect. ' increases in value and he thus more than loilSa m 1 Ar San Francisco great activity in real estate transactions The work is a history, and in one way ' gets his return for money invested io ( ness. Above trains »top only at following stations somewhere in this county during ths sectarian, aud is therefore one which Fchool has commenced with Mr. this way. As I said above, I am much north of RoMbtirg: Ea*t Portland, Oregon City, -I (E twa bi . lau«», 1877] Woodburn. Salem, Albany, Tangent, Shedd», coming summer. every Christian may read with advantage. pleased with Tillamook as you picture it, ; Shepard in charge, Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Irving, Hu There is a feeling in this county, and gene. It will do good, instruct and entertain, and before the year 1891 is completed E P. Werner has returned from a ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY. we are assured that it exists in Tillamook throe things so t^w writers accomplish in ho|X to have a few hundred dollars in business trip to the county seat. also, that we need more frequent terms single volume. • :o0 a ni I«Y Portland Ar 4:00 p m vested there in some near by acre prop Mr. Page, the mail carrier, made part .PHOM----------------- 12 2« p m Lv Albanv Lv i2:oo ni of circuit court. There should 1« three A. E. T ownhknd . I In speaking ot tlie work, the New erty. Roseburg Lv 6 2O a m F m Ar of bis trip on foot laat week, on account terms each year in both counties. Some York Herald predicts a sale of a million ■A his horse playing out on the meun- ALBANY LOCAL, DAILY (EECEFT SUNDAY) have proposed dividing the district, t ut NOTH E. copies for the first year. The book will be [ taiM, where be had to leave it. E. there is found to be a constitutional bar I L< Portland sold only by subscription and agents arc I Ar Albany to that course, as the judicial districts are All persons knowing themselves in HBADLIOMT AND JLDOB't LIBRARY. limited to seven. This is one of the wanted, to who liberal terms are offered. debted to mo will please call and settle PASBBMOKR TRA1WS DAILY ( BXCRPT »UM- The well-known and enterprising pub- ou or before Feb. 5th 1801. DAT.) many proofs that the state has outgrown Everybody who will send us 12.00 for 1 Ushers, the Pacific Publishing Co., Aius 1 0 I ■ ! I.Y A. G. Reynolds, a year's subscription to the H rabi . iout Albany Ar >:2.5 a m the constitution adopted when she was j >5 pm Ar * Lebanon Lv »140 a m an infant, and argument in favor of call j worth Block 3d and Second Sts., Pwrt- will receive in addition to our paper, the Albany Ar <:s6 p in 7 !• ■ m Lv DONE ARTICA Y. • ft a m Ar Lebanon Ar S-ao • « ing a constitutional convention.—Yam laod. Or , are the sole agents for th. famous hnmorous monthly magazine Two Pacific Coast. We call attention to their bill Reporter called “Judge's Library,” for one year Pullman Buffet Sleepers. A two-year-old bay gelding, white strip • advertisement in another coiamn This offer is made to both those renewing of Tillamook county, on face. Branded on left shoulder with T ourist S leeping C ars was Mr. in Maxwell, <>ld subscriptions and to those becoming AnnwKM J. M. GARRISON, I». O. Boi 55, the city Tuesday ou his way to a “ P, ” a scroll on top of “ P. ” NOTICE TO TATrAYER«. suliacribere for the first time. No other FOREST GROVE, Salem on business. He will place be Send information of same to oírnos, paper in this country is able to make fore the legislature a road bill or to. The ♦ Notice tai hereby given that 1 . will meet the Dr. II. Petre, ------------- subscribers this offer, the H kaduoht or the — io ' •* I low- interesting part of bis business to a Yam- taxpayers in Tills moot <frar.tr on The West Side Division Tillamook *tmf ing dales, at the UMial p’aee ofvu* having secured the exclusive right to club biller ia the establishment of a free road Volpb...... February IETIEEI BITUMO ill! CORULLIS from Little Nestucca ■/ '* * CAIIU OF THANK«. I with “Judge's Library" for this vicinity. Jones’ mill to the Tillamook road a WAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Batea ” »• "Judge's Lahr ary" ia a monthly mags Mebo ’’ 20 distance of bnt a few miles. This will i ' V» • m ILv Portland Ari 5J» P m Beaver tr ” I wish to return my heartfelt thank, to zine of fun, the suhacriptiow price of L vWW » in 1 Lv North Yamhill I.v .1 Ä P m make a saving of some six boors in the TILLAMOOK. • OREGON. Netart s _____ Corrali« ] ” p Wk, LAr I.V 11 »15 P m my neighbor« and kind friends, for tbeir which alone is 11.00. Il reataiM 12 Carnahan time occupied in a journey to Tillamook South Prairie kindness and attention during the late pages of humorous illustrations aM read At 4 M. H. LARSON, rop 'orvai I is connect with trains from this city and tributary points. This Nehalem M March 1 •f Orai h^oa<l. Onion Peak sickness and death of my husband. ing matter, to all of which “Judge’s” road will have lcsa hills and in various Polley ” t I BAERfC(RXCBFT SUNDAY.) . . Rrepeetfu'ly. famous artists and writers are eaanrib.i ways will be far better for travelling Garibaldi. Bay .4 ,,.. SM p - " Mrs. H. Himes ton, and ia neatly printed and bound In than the present road The cost will not1 Hoquartofl. March la. U> March jl. laclwaire M an Drmwa. handsome colored covers It ia a coo 7^3 p ■ I Ar be much, as the road runs through a com Sheriff aad T kx - ci Hector NOTH B. deneatroa, in fact, of ”Judge's" brightest tnr *» firriFHiLam. paratively open country. Tbe Yamhill Deputy Through Ti< j^tslators should sapprxt tbe passage ot Dated thia »Mh day of January lte« The fruit trees ordered from Wirt Brea, humor. -------- TO ALL POI?W rodk at Tax rtarnsa! tbia isbl, as it will give quicker accrea to of Salem and D. O. Quick, of Hillsboro, NEW HOTEL BUILDING. EAST AND SO the twe^LAt counties and hnndreds of The regular mibecriptton priea M HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE. are no* ready for delivery, at my feed I Portland. Orvgoa. will open September 1st owr rjriaani yu^receive a direct lKteflt «table, and if not ti away at an early R u NI mt is 11.60 The new hotel building In court« of construe-* KA Wear®, the leading penmaaei th« coast ■1 placed for The regular aubeeriptioa pries date the amount di Hn will soon b« finished, and will th« most com- m tsecome a partner ia thia w hool aad will ' lodge's Library" is II 00. Whi^ th. >bou« D at , Agt. K r. ROC.KIW. frke it the lading fitpijr«« to liege head for eoheetkn. 3 i •—* Leading Itachantj of Tillamoolç WH0?>> .-COHN&Co. Be3t Brands of Canned Fruits. Choice Evaporated and DriedlFfilitfl. Imported and Domestic Table Delicacies. •Wf*- Highest Tillamook Price for Country Produce, Such as Butter, Eggs. Fur3, Hides. Etc. Etc, -* ☆ *- All Orders Receive Prompt Attention. All Customers Courteously Treated. Prices and Terms the Same to All. .4 I The Largest $toclÇ of Dry (Joodji, Clothing, dupA Booty and £hoty in the County, IÇept donptantly on [land. J' C ohn & Co. . T Dr. p. V. V. Joljn^oq, DRUGS I ANI> MEDICINES. I A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of all goods usually kept in a well ap* pointed Drug store constantly on hand. tficsciiptions Compounded. Anything they hare not in stock will be supplied ort> short notice, arrangements having been made to that effect. j OGGIDENTÁL < HOTEL. BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE CITY. «N ROBERTS & STILLWELL,» I 4 I i Yaitet I J E'I gs for H atching Wyandottea. Plymouth Rock. Light Brahmas. Roi and Single Comb Brown Leghorns, White I.eghorm Partridge Cochins, Houdane and Silver £ Spangled Hamburgs. AMERICA’S BEST BREEDS I * I □ne Sitting $3.□□ Sittings f 6.□□ A Good Hatch is Guaranteed. f s •LARSON*HOUSE- P I . Boarding by the Day or Week Every attention shown to guRBls. and no pains spared to make them comfortable in every way. '1 t H U* i *
