The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26
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LOCAL NEWS.

FARMERS after selling your wheat for cash to
Perkins Brooks, of the magnificent 0phir Flour
Mills, go TO Lang L Higgins, or 10 ]. II. Clark, OF
to Perkins, for your groceries, and to Gundach'
for your boots and Shoes go To the Union Hotel, to
the ST. Nicholas to Troaghton's, to Geo. Moore's,
to Freer's, to Galinger & Multner's, TO the Bank
Exchange, to Old Nich's. to MarchelIa's, TO Baker
L Sinsrres, or TO Kelly's saloon for smile, if
you want one; go to Rothschild's or Curieys for
your "solace,n or fragrant Havana, if you in
dulge in the weed; go to Buckius Bean, Multner or
Bowden, for fine livery turnout, if you wish 10
ride; to Billy Taylor-s, McMahon's, Hutton i
Greenleaf's, Mike O'Hara's, McQua1es, Harnilton's
Schoemacher's, or Higgins, for your horse shoeing,
blacksmithing land wagon work; to Sovereign,
Charley Canlkins, Tom Crogell, Joe Ankeny, Tom
Jeferies, or Hanson, for your carpenter work: to
Hoe for your window sash and doors; TO Miller,
Clark, Baker & Sinsure for lumber; 70 Simpson or
Lytle for Books and stationery; to Lott. Lewis,
Burt, Granger, Maurice, for legal advice; to
Burey to get your teeth pulled or plugged; to
Brock or Boyd for hardware; to LocheF for engines
and machinery; to Becker for your gunsmithing;
to Howard and Edison for your watches, clocks and
jewelry; to Parker McDermott, for your
drugs medicines, paints oils, etc.; to Billy Irwin
for anything in the saddle and harness line; to
Winters for your bread and crackers; TO Schueid-
ers brewery, Or Hons saloon for your lager; to
Professor Jenkins for your hair restorative; to
Manrer's for bath and a shave: to the Golden
Gate Restaurant for good meal; to Greenfield or
Schwein for meats; TO the Depot House of a.
Clark for q square meal or nights lodging; to
Tromanslager, Kralts or Smythe, to have your
boots and shoes made or repaTed; to Hirschey for
furniture; to Frank Rioyitch n. Zaroytch, for
fruits toys; TO Jenkins, France, Green Vance or
OBren for medical advice; to Dick or Strauss for
justice; but if you would purchase dry goods,
clothing hats, caps, ETC., go to Marysvile or Chico
where you can find honest and liberal dealers
whether Jew or Christian. Avoid the shoddy and
mock auction shops Of Oroville, 4 yoa would the
frogs and lice of Egypt. MarYsyile can lose the
Feather river bridge every food, and build a new
one; Chico makes rapid strides in every public
terprise, because the merchants Of those places
are liberal and gentlemanly, and interested
with the community that sustans them; while
Oroyille cannot even build a school house without
asking the legislature for special act that will
compel her merchant dry goods princes to pay a
proportionate amount towards it. Coming here
with packs of mock auction goods ami paper-soled
shoes their backs, they have "sweated' the miner
and the farmer until they have grown rich and in
soent, and while they fancy they own 0royle,
leave everything in the shape of public i'm
provement to be accomplished by others. If any
liberal minded firm. Jew or Christian, will open
dry goods and clothing store in 0royiile, We will
furnish them the written pledge Of nine tenths Of
our people to enter one OF the dry goods and
clothing establishments now here. until the rats
shall have TUNED their shodiy lash into nests upon
their shelves Never before was a community so
long imposed upon or ono that has been mo re for
bearing than the people of Oroyille.