Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 29, 1889, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEJbri nan (ia.pit.ax evketikg joxnaJ-Ai A FULL LINE IHE CAPITAL JOUKftAL TKIIMH OK HUUSCHHTIOK. daii.t. One year by tnnll.... Hlx month liy mnll.- Three months by mnll .......... Per week, delivered by currier WEKKI.Y. .ti . i in . 15 One year ny innn. .... Wlx. inon.lm by mnll. , wai if tintfl lii nilvnnr ..11 co .. 75 .. 1 trt .. 00 Wlx. inon.lm by mnll. One year, If paid In ndvnnce tilz months. If pnld In ndviinco For advertising ratmnpplyntthlsomcc. TllHulwerlberBtoTllKCAl'lTAl-JoUiiNAl-who do not secure their pnper regularly will notify till" offlw, giving nddrcss.nnd tho matter will ho attended to nt once, omce, corner Court and Liberty Streets BATUJ.IMY JUNE 29, 1880 BATUItDAY JUNE 20, 1889 Stato Tfinclii-rs' IiiMllute. Tho program of the fltalc teachers' liiHlllulo which will convene In the hull of rcprtftentiitlvcH, In the state cupltol, atSalem, on siontniy, .iuij 1st, has been Issued. Tho session will close on tho evening of Julyfltl. rriinmlflrcHHof welcomo will ho de livered by Professor H. A. Ktarr of theWillametto Unlverstty, aim me response by Herbert Kittredge prin cipal of the JJakcr Clly public hcIiooIh. The exercises of fie even ing will close with u lecture by Col onel L. F. Coieland of llarrlsburg, Pa. Prof. 8. A. Handle and Pref: 'A. M. Parvin of Salem are on the program for addresses, the former on tho subject or How io detect aim prevent Imperfect lessons unci hh latter on tho Importuned of vocal intiHiolii public hcIhmiIh. A Lively lliumuity. This inomliiir tho blaclt buggy horso of Superintendent Downing took a lively run through tho city. Starling from a point an Commer cial street ho ran up Stato to the M. K. church, where ho turned and tartccl back on tho sidewalk, Jump ing, with the buggy, over the hedge fence Into C. L. Keller's yard, lie made a circuit of the yard without Injuring any (lowers or shrubbery and inado his exit via a side gate through which tho buggy could not follow. Here ho left tho buggy, but little tluniiiged. An Kxperl At It. The Oregon land company have Hocurecl tho services of I). I). Prolty nmn to prepare an exhibit of tho fruits, grain and grasses of Oregon toboHontto Nushvillo during tho National teachers' association and to Mllwuukeo during tho (1. A. It. en campment. Mr. Proltynian Is a vet eran in tllo business and will collect nud arrange an exhibit of which Oro gon may well bo proud. Ho will re turn from Washington soon and be gin his labors. Ntibinly Claimed lllin. All that was mortal of Johnny Mc Allister, mouomniilo nud parricide, was borne to the convlut's grave yard at tho state penitentiary yes terday morning. Ills relatives were Informed of his death, but thoy re fused to take charge of his remains nud give him burial, honco tho statu performed tho last sad rites for ono whoso short life was crowded with events most shocking. . It (Irons III ICliltomrnt. On tho second page to-day appear! the sixth Installment of Mr. llol duit's vivid and romantic narrative. Ho escaped from ono tribe of savages only to become tho captor of a more barbarous and inhuman race. This chapter finds him divested of all clothing and sweltering under a tropical sun. Don't fall to icud It: nil of this Interesting and truthful story. - Nt nf thn Utter, The now light draught steamer of tho O. II. & N., Modoc, will bo up from Portland Monday, with about seventy-llvo tons of general freight. Thin Is her tlrst trip. Tho Tlneo Bisters will shut at the sanui timo unci will run a race with tho Modoo from Portland to tills city. Tho river Is now very low. 1 1 Is as low us It was last HopteinlHr, but tho lxmtn will try to run all summer. A N'r Wiituri, Bright t Itoach, thenowcdealers, will remove to tho room recently vacated by Btalger llnw. They v put In billiard nnd pool tables and conduct a guentl rvAilltii; room, where nil will Ih made pleasant for thoK) who wish to jitiMi a few hours pleasantly In smoking, miditig or nodal gamed. They will carry a iilftt lino of cigar, tolwimw, ihtKhII cnl, p,tHrH, etc. Tim Uituiiiurrtli;, Tliucntupmettliigat UrookaoloMtl tho middle of this uvk, and to-mor row'n wrvlecs at Turner ctoeo n most hiicceasful inivtliig of nearly time weeks nt tlmt plaiv. Should tho roads porinlt, a luro iuiuiUr of Sn lomltes will go to Turner to-morrow. - in llouiul Otrr. H'lm Itrtdlmliinrt frltit .if 1.w.,t,li . ..v. ,, ...... ... ."HI Jtoso, for attempted ntpo nt Alrlle, took pluoo yesterday nt Dallas, He vrftn IkmiiiI over with bomU llxetl at X, Tho prludivt'i wit new teotllled to worse clrvunutamv than the one nor oitowniis or tub vam.ky. A Rhortngn In Tliln Year's Yield of Abimt JJOOO Hale. Tho Wlllnmctto ValLcv hop grow. crs' association met in tills city yes terday evening, wltli a largo attend ance from this county, PolK mm Vatnlilll. Tlio prevailing rcuoitu of the condition of the hop crop throughout tho valley weio that there would be it noticeable shortage this season from lust year's yield. It was generally asserted that the vines nre usually cut too early, which works Injury to their growth. Several members were of the opinion that white help for picking is most. profitable, tho Chinamen being too Independent nnd tho Indians un reliable. Some growers cxpresfed the belief that hop ground will yield largely only every second year. Liberal estimates were made and tho shortage in thostuto from last year's yield was estimated nt 6000 bales. Greater care was counseled in curing and packing, which is all that is lacking to make Oregon hops take an equal if not higher position in the market with any hops grown. Tho standard box adopted by the association for picking Is three feet long, thirty Inches deep unci eighteen Inches wide, inside measure, hold ing nine bushels. A committee was appointed to onmui.c it mutual benefit Insurance wmipaiiy, and will report at the next meeting, which will he field in this cltv on tho lust Friday In July. President Win. vWells of Buenii Vista, secretary V. J. Herrcn of Sa lem. John F. Groves of Dallas, W E. Her of lluttevllle, M. H. Hen dricks of Wheatland, M. J. White of llutto Creek, J. M. Wiser of Pcr rydalc, J. W. Crawford, J. It. White of Hutto Creek, T. Kays, It. Down ing, T. Ocer, It. F. Myers of Jell'cr son, J. Moorcsof Huonu ViHta, and a few others were nmong thoso pres ent. The association havo entered into a contract by tho terms of which thoy are to secure telegraphic com munication weekly from tho Now Vorlc and Loudon hop markets. Thellrst report 'has been received and was as follews: 'London, Juno L'O, 1889. Tho ac counts lately received from tho pluntutlonsure almost without ex ception favorable. There is it snrink llng of mould In it Tow districts, but is not considered of sufficient im portance to materially effect esti mates of yield. Tho fly and lice are disappearing. Markets rule quiet with values gradually dropping away in tho absence of demand." tin: sii.vuiu'on .moiou link. An Kiilliimlutttlc MihiIIiik and PniMUH'U Tin- IIk ICurly Onimtriu'lloii. Clun. Odell has just returned from Sllverton, where it mass convention of citizens ami farmers was held Thursday, for tho purpose of taking some action in tho matter of the construction of tho Hue nt an curly day, Tho question of right of way has been settled and tho Sllverton people oflor to concede to all tho promoters of tho lino ask. A petition will bo presented to tho city council of Salem nt the meeting on Tuesday night, asking n franchise grunting the lino right of way into the city. Tho desire Ls to enter Sa lem from tho north, by way of the fair grounds, thence to tho city by the most direct route. Tills matter will receive thorough discussion at the council mooting and as soon as their decision Is rendered tho sur veyor will inaUo a complete survey of tho proposed routes. This will bo clone within ten days, the work to be commenced about July 0th. Prospects grow blighter dully for tho early construction of this motor line, which will bo it grand thing for Salem und tho eastern country. Tho Sllverton Appeal snys: "(ion. Odell explained tho plan fully and assured tho people tlmt tho road would bo built provided tho requi site amount of land U listed. A pre liminary survey will bo run in about two weeks. Now that our people have tho opportunity, why not so euro this road. Wo feel certain that It will bo a good thing for Sllverton, vlewetl from any side, nud If our people let It slip through their lin gers for luck of encouragement, they will ruo It." Will Mint Uomii, Tho Capital lumbering company will shut down this evening. Mr. Mtwtvs Kty they havo Just u fow logs loft, nud porluqs thoy will W Niwcd up by noon to-dny. As tho river Is m low that log cannot bo limited down, tho mill will t0 com polled to llo idle until tho water Is high enough to raft logs down via tho Luoklumutc. It Salem hud it Hume front Mehuma (its has often Ikhmi talked oH, sho could have logs nil the year round. Iioiule to lln A)lum, ChrUtlana Khnvr ol Wu&hlngUm county wns brought to tho asylum to day. She run oil' one night and mttdo threats tlmt slio would do Injury to beoelf. Alo W. H lUuuby ot Jackoou county, ago tlf. ty years, wtu nU brought to th 1'L'REIiY PERSO.VAb. -Geo. A. Peebles took the morn- lw fntn f,m TJ4lon1 m i,M nA wir Binrtl (his I.... !.., A.,v,ivaWc.irntrln. i.iiiiiniiBiu... -j-, - -.. ,n i . . i...,n tlil m. Shroudcr ca 1 one his ( morning froma two weeks trlP UP . t,loron(1' it .Mrs. wire tms rnomi..B M . , Portlnud. She was accompauleu uy licr little boy. Dr. Warner of Tortlnnd is in the city. Mr. AVurner wns formerly of tills place. Stock in tho street railway from Indejicndciice to Monmouth has been more than half subscribed. Mrs. Judge Piper, accompanied by Fred and Grace, camo home from their two weeks' visit in Albany. Prof. Z. M. Parvin nnd Mrs. D. U. Gray of Salem nre nt Dalles nt tending the Congregational associa tion. - Mrs. Emma Bail, sister of Mrs. Dr. McCoy of this city, left on the morning train for her home i;i Al bany. Miss Alice McFadtlen, sister of Mrs. 12. 11. McElroy, came down from Corvallis on tho afternoon trul u. LOCAb SU.MMUtY. Prof. Itork will conduct the funeral of Mrs. White, this morning nt Turner. who died He goes to Turner this evening. For your meat go to Lafore's to-day on Stato btrcet. tf Don't you forget that tho Bon Ton restaurant is tho only place you can get a good square meal for tho small sum of twenty-five cents. There will bo services at tho Christian church to-morrow, morn ing and evening, Elder Sicafoose occupying the pulpit. Itov. T. L. Elliot, fiastor of Uni tarian church of Portland, will oc cupy tho platform of the Unitarian society to-morrow, morning and oi'cninir. Persons of nil shades of thought nre invited to hear this ripe scholar. "Wo havo eighty-six acres in n good slnto of cultivation, adjoining tho thriving town of Gervais, nt 100 per ncro, or choice of forties nt tho same price. Thirty acres of timljcr near by at W0 per nere a rare bar gain. Duncan & Booth. Subject for discussion to-morrow morning at tho M. E. church: "Tho recent great disasters Johnstown and Seattle and the lessons wo should learn from them." Kvening: "F-ilso Excuses," it lecture to tho young. Patulous dental operations at Dr T C. Smith's, IW'Stnto at root. Yesterday ovonintr tho horso of C-tpt. Lovell jerked away from Miss Lovell, who was holding him, and camo tearing down Liberty street Miss Lovell was thrown to the ground but luckily escaped without injury. Variety ls tho spice of life, but for good live spices, pure collee, A 1 tea, Urst-class groceries and fruits and vegetables in season the place to go Is to the store of Squire Farrar & Co. Their dealings ni'e honast and fair, Far nt r, fairest. I'liurtli nt .Inly ItatrA, Tho Oregon & California H. H. will sell excursion tickets, from and to all points on tho lino at half Cure, for tho round trip. Tickets will bo sold on July 2, It and I, good to return up to and including July flili, 18S0. Se cure tickets as no reduction will bo made on trains from stations where thero aro ticket agents. E. P. Roor.its, Asst. Freight and Pass. Agent It 14 il Out Inns 1'iict lliut thpbotly U now moriitiucptlblo to lii'iiollt from iiu'ilU'liiu than .it nay other fsonsoii. lltiu'otlu' lmHrtutu' of tnUlnjf HooiI'h suiiiiirlUii now, when It will ilo you the most kihmI. It ls really ttnmleinil P r imrlfjlnn mul eurlchlni; the liHxHl.cn'- ntliiK all appetite, niul kIIiik it healthy tone to tho whole kytem. llo 8iiro to koI lloiiil'SiS-irNiparllla, which U iKvullnr to ilsplf. An old miner who wns bunged by robbers In Idaho till he lost con elotiMiOfS nnd wns nearly dead, says It Is n painless operation. When tho rope is first drawn about the neck it hurts tho skin, but as soon an tho pressure on tho brnln logins tho victim goes tosloop nud knows no more. This Is In neoorduneo with the eoiicltislou drawn front observa tion in tho nhittolrs where beef tvittle nre slaughtered, Tho nnlmal ! dmwii up by a pulley, bend downward. A great congestion of blood to the head follows Immedi ately. Tho animal becomes appar ently dtoted nud uncouclous, and In this state its throat Is cut without n struggle Attendants nud otllcors In prisons', iHKir houses und lunatic asylums need to Ihj c-.tnftil how they treut thixso cAnumltted to their carp. They wn never bo stiro that It -Is not n nowpaper rvporter they aw maltreat lug, who will record, their ilewU In tvjld bind; nud white, nud who had nuuseir locUcAi up for that very pur-1 jkte. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Lane county's oldest citizen is nlnetv-fceven years old. JUs name is Ho.cn Hrown nnd he lives in Sius- taw precinct, iifon luu contract iur iuuiuiiiiiB " -- a Hflr. bor rallroad ,ms been let to Erickson & Son, nnd tile work will commence lmmc(atciy A man nt Milton. Oregon, hfis quite a crop of cotton planted, nil looking well. This may be the be ginning of another profitable indus try for this country. The government work on the re vetment nbove'Corvnllis is finished. - --- --- 1 - . It is believed that the tendency of the river to cut its way through that way will be effectually checked by the work. Enttlc snakes are rare In this sec tion of tho country, but they are plentiful above Eugene. A butte above Pleasant Hill in Lane county is called "Rattlesnake Butte," from the great number of these serpents that frequent tho Butte. A woman at Albany is raising a genuine coffee plant, which she has been raising at her home on tuo Al bany prairie. Tlie plant is quite a curiosity here, and the fact that It grows well speaks for the remarkable versatility of our soil, as wen as me mildness of our climate. At Independence a fakir is sell inc. for 5 each, membership In an association representing that Allen & Lewis, Charles H. Dodd & Co. and other firms will sell' fanners who are members goods at wholesale prices. He is selling quite a number of certificates It Is not often wc are privileged to see fine home-produced peaches in the market nt this season of the year. Those brought in by Seufurt Bros., from their orchard above town, dis count California fruit nnd show what can bo done in Eastern Ore gon, with 'a little effort put forth in the right direction. Dalles Times. A new coal field hits been discov ered within a few miles of Tacoma, comprising senii-antliarcitc aud blt umiotis coals of a very superior character, and In apparently inex haustible quantities. A party of mining iiicn and capitalists from Kansas City have been making ex aminations of tho country looking tor coal, with most satisfactory re sults. Four largo whales, were seen In the bay near Point Ellis says the Astoria Pioneer, blowing and thrashing around in the water. T,licy appear ed to bo following up a school of sap dines nnd would throw their hugo bodies out of tho water and exhibit an enormous expanse of mouth and gleaming whito teeth. Tho eight Avns ouite a remarknblo one. as It is seldom they are seen so far from the ocean. A gentleman claims to tho Etigeno Guard to havo seen a singular-looking monster on tho other side of the river, opposite tho west end of Skinner's butte, the other dny. Ho described it as about four feet in length, with a back four Inches across liko a snake, and a belly liko a llzzard. It hail short Hoppers, with feet tho slzo of a small hand, nnd In trnvellngrwcnt pnrtof tho time on its feet, then crawled liko it snake. It had a largo mouth. When pursued It wont into n hole, it. Tho St. L6uis Globe-Democrat lias published a list of sevonty-two men whtno combined wealth could pay the national debt. That is, their consolidated wealth would amount to $1,270,000,000. Tho Chicago Jour nal has been Iookint over the list and comes to this solid conclusion "Aside from P. I). Armour, who is In tho list for ?25,000,000, they hnvo not contributed altogether, ?2,500to the Hood Hufl'erets." All of which shows Hint tho highest charity and best heart come from tho middle class. A 01)01) GUI' OK COKKKE, Ih n Krent attraction for u restaurant. Tnolollee drawn from llcllonbraiul's lnt cat ColtVo receptacle U ono of tho ninny (I rent Attraction of his eating parlors. ThmisamtsofcuiKHof hU excellent collVo nrokolit every week. And ns for oybters and meals ho cannot be equaled la tho .lnu if. W'rlaht'n lted Cnv-sCtiro uneoualed for reeent nud chronic, coushR nnd cilds, nnd til Irritability of tint nlr luusaRe. Bold by all drtiKglM WrUnt' lllackberrv Cordial nn lnfiill. hlomuedy fortlienuutolutluato oises ol I'larrmea ami lyentary. sold by nil driiKgUts, niia. WUITK-tNitimlity tit 0 a. in.. Juno 2i, 1SS!, In Turner, Mrs. H. B. White, aged iibout seventy-three yours. Mrs. White Is the lntly that wns thrown from it buggy on last Thurs day while returning homo from tho lecture. She wns insensible to the Inland passed a why with very little pain. She leave a husband nnd imp child to mourn her lo&s. T. White who vents Ed. Jllnwlt'oi farm nlnnit t wu miles from Bnlein is ! , , , Iter Ollly soil, 1 ,,w .....v.tit i, in iPi-vni r-iivillfl. morning at II o'clock. Mr. AVhlto U but little U tier toila' nnd It U ' doibtfuI If he recover. NOB This new plat just put on the market is the most desirable nowofltarcd 1 Sa'lem foTbmldng lo, They have no The whole p at s n a stumps, no rocits or gravei, su k"" zrZaZ,z;:;ruur'st ,, j. t,n hotel and postofflce blocks. These lots are oicrect uj -"-' " installments, onctenth cash nnd one-tenth in Vf" without interest until paid. These lots are now actuolly uortL in ensn more than the prices named for them on longtime withoa t Interest! Be cral lots have already been sold on which fine residences will be erected an d I number monf have been optioned. If you want one or more lot. call on JONES k WATSON, win will show you tho plat and the lota. THE RELIABLE GROCERS. Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem. -O-r- Snpnialties in pine Tea, and Coffee, Creamery Butter, Cream Cheese, etc. WE LEAD IN CANNED GOODS. Remember the Place and Call. TH IE! FOUND! Success In Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thoroughly master Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship and Business Correspon dence, Book-keeping by both Single nnd Double Entry, tho nature and correct use of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice. Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work. All theso nro needed in business, and aro thoroughly taught by exper ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE Qriswold's Block, Salem, Oregon. FRUIT From Ten to One Mile from Aumsrille and Ten Miles from Salem. Several fruit growers from the east have declared their Intention to locate with us and there is room for several more. Sample No. 1, 20 acres more or less, high land gently rolling, deep rich red soil, all under plow, sufllcient fence. Price f40. Sample No. 2, 20 acres, more or less, partly under plow, partly covered with willows, gently inclining and level land, both red and black soil. Price $221 to $30. Purchasers can "pay 8 per cent, fnterest on half for flvo to seven years. Front Salem tako trnln to Turner and thence to Aurasville on Thomas Bros', hack line, nnd call on tho owner, Mr. Wm. Shaw, one mile north ot depot, or for fuither particulars address J, J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon. IfWJJILIlUI Fire! Fire! Look out for lo,s ;by Fire during the hot w father. Insure Against Loss ISAAC A. MANNING, BANK BLOCK (UP-STAIRS,) In the l"cinoof lVirtUnd, Queen of Uv crjKiol, Northern of london, the Germa nli or the Iluuibiirc-MiiKdebun' Klre In. uronciiivmiunlfs, representitiB millions of dolliint Md up capliul. Wrlghf. ctnnponnd 9,-nm of 8ramr. ", rl"f!1b1, "Heine for the. rvnovution of the blood, louciiindbulldi up tli,y. torn. wun .kin illeue no. Sold by H. luVrtlhl', ,,op tiV,JTr u"a Chamomile phyjlclans, Invliorutluif.MltiiuutlnBanit 1 not lntn.ctlBT Sold h H. w, c4 I HILL BWu,. . fJ,,nnn,l -"-; - (Yinimtn n rantres uuu duuit-ii- ...... ,... t f. Wnttnn nn ONS T&ble Luxuries FARMS, For WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY UradunteB Students In Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It u the oldet, Inrgest nnd least expen sive Institution of learning In the North- School open nmt Slonday In September Send for catalogue to TIIOS. VAN SCOY, i. I'resldent. ' Salem, Oregon. Farm for Sale, loai ncres, 7 miles outhwest of Balem, near l'rospect Mil, all fenced nnd .crop fenced. Hi in cultivation, 16 seeded to gnus, balance timber, plenty good spring water, good -room houoe all finished near a seven hundred dollar school-bousa. Dlr birn and other out buildings. Good grain, grai and fruit land. Sightly and healthy locution, good neighborhood and good road to Salem. Can Ihj divided Into Will VMt VOll nntlltnr tn Cnv ..i..i.. i :..... '.t xv . :: t ? all facta and uivh ftm lHm. fti m. . "ii"i,,-ciii)-uciguuo, geiinu uninn u lerms reasonable. Kor particulars we Uiurlle Hobertsou, Orange store, Balem. oo. John I. Hohkkthoj. ..(J oUWjKw! scriber & pohle, ;y Acres, OF- Crockery and Glassware! trith specialtle in Valerian China Tea Sets, French China Dinner Sets. RIDGWAY'S FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern OF ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN Of which re constantly keep n full lim and open stock, enabling us to make up Dinner and Tea sets of any size, or sell by the single piece. The finest assortment ol CHAMBER SETS Krer shown In Balem. A FULL STOCK Ot the latest pnd handsomest patterns In Glassware. 49Flease call ana examine our stock. WELLER BROS., 201 Commercial Street Salem, Oregon, have received direst The Finest Line of CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, 8PBING WAGONS,, STAGE COACHES, MOUNTAINWAGONB SKELETON WAGONS, ' DOG CAETS and OTHER VEHICLES .which will be sold at Prices and Terras to Suit AH! These goods "aro first-class and M their stock ls very largo a person enn find what they may wfiih. Their warehouse on State street ls completely filled, and thsy have another car load en rout now. LookouV forthem; something lino MAHYEL0US MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine System of Memory Tralslnf Four Books Learned In on readlag. Mind wandering csri.a'. Every child and adult greatly ksnifltti. Great Inducements to correspondinc Classes. Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. wm. a. Hammond, the world-famed BpecUllst nt Sltnd Diseases, Daniel Greenleaf Toomp. son, the great Psychologist, J. M, Buckly D. D., editor of the Christian Advocate N. Y.. Richard Proctor, the scientist, Hon. W. W. Astor, Judah P. Benjaman, and others, sent post free by Prof. A. I.OISETTE, !I37 Fifty Ave., NX - Je-UMW. dw PRINTING. QNE OK THE LARQHUT ESTABLISH menu In the Bute. Lower rates thorn ortland. Largest stock Legal Blanks la the Bute, a-'d biggest discount. Beadfiw price list of Job prlnUng, ant eatalcgu legal blanks. . M. WAITJC, Steam Printer Salem Oregon. BLACKSMlTnKG and HQRSESHOEINe. Have moved t 47 and 49 State trj. Where they are now readr for work. .A our old patrons and friends are Invited , to call and see us In our new location, it are better prepared for work, now tt ever having secured mure room. 10-1-ti. BUCKSMITHIXG ud WAGONMiKB'8. HOL5I 4 GLOVER.THE OLD ItELIABLB Blacksmiths, have removed their shoii to the corner of Commercial and Chemeketj sts., where they are ready ,to rv8.Ja" public. They are now prepared bettertnan ever to do all kinds of wagon and carriag making and repairing; all kinds of tl smithing and repairing, and s f2l,,!; horseshoelngbuslness.Thei' bav aul klnaj of shoes,steel,trottlng, handmao,ti, flta them In a scientific manner. Sfeojsvi attention given to the comtrucUon of W onsand carriages. Ilemember the p- opposite State 'Insurance building. FOR MEN 1 BAC ITIUB lor Ut ar 1 iWkbl, ftMI Km, KMMni-3MaMi A laaMaMtUI.. iSv i. ii ii SCRIBER (SPILE sxjjgiiJsSKHi