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The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Buckingham's Dye.

FOH THE WHISkEHS.
AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cffectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied.
and produces n color which viii
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
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DEMocRATIc ELECTORS.

FoR THE STATE AT LAROE.
GEO. .. HODGE, of Campbell.
JAS. y MCKENZIE, of Christian.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Let. Dist. NJ. BIGGER, of McCraekon.
I'd Dist.-ELI. IT, BROWN, OF Hancock.
81 Dist.-R s. BEVIER, of Logan.
4ih Dist. VI. ATHERSOS, of Larue.
9th Dist.-R. a. JONES, of Jefferson.
9th Dist.-II. cox, of Carroll.
9TH Dist--W. c. L. BBECkENRID0E, OF
Fayette.
Sth Dist.--R +. LITTLE. OF Madison.
gth Dist.-A. l.. MARTIN, of Floyd.
10th Dist.-II. l.. STONE, of Bath.
Brick PoMEBoY now repudiatcs
O'Conor.
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TUE latest improved
Machinery, Farming Implements, Z,

Machinery, Farming Implements, Z,
that VIC think our people demand or u
We are also Agents for various
FACTORIES
and can procure these articles on tho b,
terms.
We arc determined 20 make a speciali
OF this business. believing that we kn,
the great need Of our people for these lah
saving FARMING IMPLEMENTS. 20 :
able us 20 make something more than
mere living as farmers, etc.
p2s We ARE prepared to order Machine
from any part OF the United states.
gsas- Also, we are aneats Tor our popul
Hickman Wagons, Flows, etc, made
icrtwcck, Baltxer X Co
We will, as heretofore, keep on hand
general assortment OF NRRcHASnIsr in n
line, which we win sell at the very lowe
possible cAsII RATES.
Having just completed our large a,
cominodious Produce and Machinery War
house, We are nov prepared 10 handle as
Kind of produce for shipment, or sale
oar market.
We thank orr friends for their liber
patronage in the past, and will try 10 mel
a continuance OF che same in the futur
TERMS Iopacaig rash or is egmralen
POWELL & BRO.
Hickman, Ky, June -, 1872.
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81. Lnris Market

ST, LOUIS, OCT. 30.
Cotton market firm with a fair de
mand, low n.iddIing lS4al9c Wheat,
spring unchanged No 81 Il; winter
irregular, No ; red 81 Goal 63. Corn
324a3Ic. Bacon unchanged. Cat
tie S3a6
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J. I'll. Plaut & Bro.

Forwarding and commission Merchants,
and Dealers in Cotton, Grain, Sc. Sc.
HICKMAN, Ky
Having just completed aud opened our
ia receive for storage aud forwar,lipg all
kinds of produce. viii also attend 20 the
sale Of any Kind of Country Produce enc
trusted o us. aud will make liberal CAsn
advances on the same; or ship to lie most
reliable houses in The different markets.
We will also pay the highest market
price for COTTON, all kinis of GRAIN.
ilay. lIydes, furs, aad Country Produce
generally.
nsa -Bagging, Ties, and Gunnies, fur
nished at lowest rates.
We respectfully solicit liberal share
of patronage.
nov2-it }. H. PLAUT & BRO.
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Ii. G. BAILEY.
DEALER ~
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,

And everything usuallv kept in a Grocery
Store, by Wholesale or Retail.
KENTUCKY STREET, HICKMAN. X y
TBANKFULtomy friends for the liberal
patronage bestowed on me fog The last
ton years. would solicit continuance Of
the same. my motto Is guick salcs and SMALL
profits, dealing with all alike, and shall
keep full and complete stock always on
hand, and will furnish
GROCERIES,
either by wholesale or retail, as cheap as
any other house in our city. viii give
in exchange for all kind of produce. and
invite competition with my ncighbor mer-
chants. aud ask all 90 examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
To all that owe ne. must say, they must
pay, rs ! wish 10 buy for cash exclusively,
and shall adhere strictly hereafter 80 tho
cash system, believing it 10 be best for all
parties.
lcb5
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

BuuGLAnY.-The drug store of W.
Il. Walker was broken into, Thursday
u;sht, aud the dll robbed of about
s25 in change. The entrance was eff.
reeted through the cellar CRATE precise
ly as ut the Stegala & Laoe Saloon, the
night before.
MRs. GeEELFfi the wife OF Haraec
Greeley died IN New York city, We'd
uczday last, nna sas bnriea Friday
She bad been ou invalid for many
years.
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B:eeh Weed Seminar,
Hickman, Kentucky.

Hickman, Kentucky.
VHE =" =, -sion of This instititut
i.i4 t.s aruse
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd. 1872.
TERMS PER session Of months or
school weeks.
Tuition per session : months or 20
weoks, spelling drst lessons In
reading, writing, &c.................. 81.
Advanced reading mental nrithme-
iie, hrsi lessons iu geography and
wrNea arithmciic.....................Sl. 81.
Eaglish Grammar, Advanced Gooa-
raFhy. written Arithmetic, fret
lessons in Philosophy and Compo-
80 t'u. I Z
Algebra aud the higher Mathcmat-
les aud Natural Sciences %
Ancient aud Modern Languages ..... Is
Music Including use ofpiano.......... 81
Contingent tax 10 each pupil. ......... !
No deduction except ia case Of prot ras
sickness. Pupils charged from time Of
trance.
Tuition due one-half at middle Of
SION other half az close Of same.
JOHN W. COwGIl.I, Principal,
MTs. MARY II. CowoILL, Assistan,
july yia-lf
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THERE are those who say that every
black man in Hickman will vote for
Grant and Houston. We don't know
how this Is. aud as the Democrats don't
really need their votes in Kentucky, 1t
won't effect anything. Nevertheless,
we regret TO see any class mass itself
solidiy IN elections.
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By q comparison Of the vote Of
Pennsylvania this year with that oi
1868, it appears that 1909 Democrats
failed to 20 to the polls.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

4 NOR Men and Boys wear we have 3
fun iinc of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shirts, Sc, Sc,
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Father may 90 out to vote
No ms son you eau
Except You take MY good advise,
And 10 not vote for Grant.
Tut go to Rice : Bro, for a good suit
OF Clothing, Boots, shoes, etc.
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BERNAEp's Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels. Bernard $ Chill Cure con-
tains nothing injurious.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
memphis Market.

Cotton market active with prices
higher. middlings l9c. Coen market
bare Bacon, shoulders nc; clear
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

~ For the relief and
M< cure of all derange-
- ncuts la the stou-
arh, liver, and bow
E. els. They mild
ET EeA apcricnt, and
f7SSE-f49 excellent purgatiyc.
y ft,,-~ Being purely Vegr-
SssesssS 49, ~, table, they contain
<5fess4tss 49,. nomercury or mine
800 raj whatever. Much
~ glas serious sickness and
, ~. suffering l. prevent
- ed by their timely
use. and e,crv family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, When requires.
Long experience has proved thcm 10 be the sat.
est, surest aud best Of all the PfftS Win mhlch
The market abounds. BY their oecasional use'
the blood j. purified. the corruptious OF the sys-
tenn eNpcIIcd, distractions removed, and INC
whole machinery Of life restored 10 is licalthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
aud sluggish arc clennscd by fycI''s Pfis, ana
stimulated into action. Thus inciplcnt disease
Is changed into health, the value ol which change,
when reckone,i on the Nasi mlMitnues WHO clloy
il. can hardly be computed. Their sugar coatllS
makes them pleasant 20 take, ana preserve their
virtues uninpaircd FOR any lcngth ot unc, 20
that they are ever fresh and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they are mhd. aud operate
without disturbance 10 the constitution OF det OF
Fuii directions nrc given on the wrapper 70
each box. how 10 use them as Family fhystc,
aud for the following complaints, which these
f'Hfs rapidly cure:-
For aDyspcp-fsl or Ensii~csfion- Ltstie~s-
nc.-. Hlssn=uOr and E.o-s OF appetite. they
should bc taken moderately 20 stimulate the stoin-
ac h. and restore itS healthy tone and action.
For Hfvcr f'op,r,Issfns aud it, various syfrp-
toms Bilious HIeadachc. sick Head
sac he. Juundfce or Green sickness, BiI-
tous Collie and Bilious Fcvcr-. they should
be iudciously taken for each case. 10 correct ihe
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause II.
For Dysentery or DinrrhGa, but ono
mild dose l. generally required
For EEierfruati-Stt. Cont. q ravel- Pal
Dteaatfon Of the Heart. Asshin I'm the
SIde. Egac1. aud E,oia-. they should l,c roniin-
uousiy taken, required, 10 change The diseased
arfon or the SYSTEM " irh such change those
complaints disappear.
For EProp~y and EBroPsscal Sw ciitncr,
thcy should be taken in large and frequent doses
90 produce the effect oi q dr1l-tic purge
Tor Suppression. n large dose should be
taken rs il produces the desired elect 10y sym
pathy. -
As a Dinner F'iH. take one or two I'iUs 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional do-e stimulates the siouiarh and
bowels, restores the appetite aud inNigoraieS The
system. Hence 70 j. oftcn advantageous where
no serious lcganECmCnt exists. one who iccit
tolcrabl, weil. oiteu finds tlnt dose Of uc-c
E'ilIS makes him feel decidedly better, iroin their
cleansing aud rcnoyating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED III
Dr.J. e. dTER& & CO.. Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MISS, 4. $. 4.
Fox SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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NcNs Orleans Market.

NV VRLEANs, NcI. ~.
Cotton market frmer, middiug l9tc
Flour duh aud lower. family IS 50a
. 90 Corn dull, zoe. Hay dull,
choice SIS 50. Bacon dull, shoulders
lie, clear sides l2sc. Sugar, inferior
Gle, good common Sc. fully fair TO
prime 91al0e. Coffee l5a1S3c
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

Tar Bcrnards Chill Cure aud he con
vinced of its merit. Why suffer from
Fever and Ague, when Bernards Chill
Cure will cure you.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Temperance Department.

EDITORIAL coNAIrrTH
A. d. kINuIAN, &. Z. RAsDLE, ASD
JOS II. KouLHAC.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

For the relief and
cure Of all tierange-
ncuts in the ftoui-
nrh, liver, and bow
els. They are "a mild
apcricnt, and an
excellent purgatiyc.
Being purely vegr-
table, they contain
nomercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering j. prevent
ed by their timely
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

ExcuRsi0N--The railroad cxcur-
sion on tile 4th WAS big thing, and
was a source of enjoyment to a large
number Of people NIL over the State.
We have not learned the exact amount
realized for the NJ. Il. Church of this
city, for which the excursion was got
ten mp by Rev. 9. w. Shaw, but hope
that it will foot mp enough to pay all
the debt on the church building,
and something over. Mr.. Shaw, at
least, has done II noble work, and II the
cry of small pox had not been faiscd,
the receipts would have been near
double what they were, enabling him
Ia erect a new and substantial Library
building, filling it with good. substan-
tial literature, and throwing it open for
tile use ofourciti2ens. Weare sorry that
any citizen of Albany should be short
sighted enough to throw any obstacle
in the way of what was intended to be
for the good Of the whole public. We
say that Mr.. Shaw has, by his enter
prise and business tact as shown in the
management of the excursion OH the
4th. especially for om benefit, earned
and should receive the highest encomi-
inns from orr people.
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come to see us

NEW PRESS. few weeks we
shall be in receipt OF a bran new Chi
cago Taylor steam printing press, up
on which to PrilG the REGISTER, Up
on its reeeila we shall put on ''scol-
lops" in the way Of Issuing the neat
est printed weekly newspaper OIL the
Coast Of Oregon. We also propose
at that time to enlarge the REGISTER
~ the addition of one more column to
the page, makinga paper of fifty-Six
columns each week, provided our sub
scription lists are increased sufficiently
tojustify it in the mean time. lfthe Re
publicans of Linn county aud the read-
ing public wish the REci>TERto go on
improving, let them lend us helping
llandat once. We have the will, yon
furnish us The means. Let our old
friends, those who started with us IN
the undertaking, and those who have
aitledus with their subscriptions lately,
Use their influence in our behalf and
our lists will be quadrupledina a month
--and we are egotistical enough to be-
lieve that you will be repaid forall you
ran do or say for us. Try it.
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1'nE Japanese ladies', having in.
vcstigatcl the female attendants at
the Grand Hotel and compared
item, in their working clothes, with
the ladies whom they see upon the
streets, have concluded that the
richer and the poorer classes Of
American women are divided by
physical development, and that tic
richer class are distinguished from
their less fortunate sisters by a hump
upon the back, something after the
fashion of the dromedary. Their
supcrstitions lead them to believe
that magic arts are used to produce
the growth OF this dcformity upon
the persons of those whose wealth
is acquired in their later years. The
simplicity Of these fair daughters Of
the Orient is really touching.
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CANTMEETING AT RoBERT'S BRIDGE.
The meeting opened week ago last
Thursday 27tll--and held until
the Sth inst. The meeting las been
productive of much good, some thirty
or forty persons having made pro-
fession Of religion and been added to
the church. On the It'll a grand tenn
perancc meeting was held on the
grounds, and several eloquent speeches
were made. 4 vote taken Oh the sub
ject Of prohibitory liqnor law, proved
that cleyen-tweltllIs of the audience
were IN favor Of the passage by our
Legislature of such a law. On last
Sunday ten or more persons were bap-
tized, on which occasion the audience
was one Of the largest ever assembled
in Linn county, being estimated at
over 1900 people.
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4 Duel BY MEXICAN WOMEN.
Il Mexican romance shows that
the Mexican woman is willing to
assume all responsibility belonging
to her rights. Two Mexican ladies
Of rank, at a ball in Santa Cruz,
quarelcl regarding q gentleman
who loved each, We assume, about
equally. a challenge followed, and
there was fight with swords, tie
end otwhicb was th9 disab ing ofthe
sword arm Of one ofthe combatants.
The wounded lady, nothing damt-
cd, drew a pistol and dared tic
other to come on. The parties were
placed and the word given and the
unfortunate one in the previous al.
fray received a ba | in her left arm
and was carried from the field in .
swoon. Two hours afterward, the
rules of chivalry holding good, the
victor was married to the object of
50 many affections, and bore him
bluslingly away on a horseback
wedding tour.
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AFNE CAKE. -Wea are under many
obligations to the ladies and gentle
men composing the Albany Collegiate
Literary Union for gorgeous and
massive cake. Circumstances We're
such that we were unable to attend
the Festival given by the Literary
rnion on Tuesday night of last week,
Lut we are assured that the ATTENDANCE
was unusually large, a gay and festive
time was had by all, and we hope that
the exche1uer of the Union was left
in a most healthy condition. 'Ror for
tlie L. L.
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TIE NEW LIGIITIIorsE.-WOrk on
the tower Of tben lighthouse, says
the 0egoafta, now in process Of con.
struction at Cape Fonlweather. has
been temporarily suspended until the
iron shall arrive from San Francisco,
which will be In the course Of two
weeks. On it, arrival work will be re.
suned at onee. The foundation Of the
lighthouse has been nearly completed
and also the house for the keeper
Tile present calculation ofthc contrae.
tor, Mr. Brown, Is to have the entire
structure completed BY the first Of
hext year, though this will, in a great
measure, be controlled by circumstan-
ees-woFkmeII, material, weather, etc.
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Alballg 2egisteE.
LOCAL MATTERS.

PRoposrTIoN.-Since the adop-
aion Of Greeley and Brown by the
Democracy, and the assertion of the
belief by Democrats, Of their clcc-
ton, we propose to give all who
choose q chance to prove their faith
We viii send the REGISTER one
year to any Democrat who may or.
der, charginghim s6thcrefor should
Grant be elected President OF the
United States-if Greeley shall bt
elected President next November
we will furnish a receipt III full TO
the year, free. q. Same as III,
above that Grapt carries the Stat,
ofOregon by 1890 majority. Thos'
of our Democratic friends who lav,
faith and are OH It, are invited t
come to see us
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PEnsoNAL.-One of 0regon's Oldest
pioneers, bedrock Republican, a
thorough Temperance man, and a
good farmer. David Newsom, ESD,
spent several hours with us on Mon
day. A good and useful man--lone
may his life be~prolonged.
Hon. I. Davenport, a wleel-llorse
in the Republican phalanx of Marion
county, called on US Tuesday. lie
will spend some days ir our city.
Hon. n. ii. Cranor and family re.
turned from their trip to the NOM.
tains on Tuesday, greatly benefited
by the trip.
J.. Samuel, Advertising Agent,
Portland, en- route for San Francisco,
dropped in OH us for 4 moment Oh
Wednesday.
NJ. c. George, DR.. Griffin and +
NJ. WadswortI, returned from Alsea
on Tuesday. They assure us they ell
joycd the trip.
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'fHE RAILgoAp.-Says the O,egonf-
an: The cars are now running Within
about one mile Of Oakland. The
fridge across the C;llipooia near that
place las not been completed. and the
vars can not as yet reach that town. a
force Of men are engaged on the bridge
and pushing the work rs vigorously as
possible. Il viii probably be to-day
~ saturday before the iron will he
hid and the ears cross In safety. Be
! yond Oakland the grading has been
completed 10 Wilbur, ten miles, 80
iliat the ties and Iron are nearly ready
- r.aee down. From Wilbur TO
l;o.eburg, about eight miles, the grad
iNg win soon be completed. II + tln
Intention 10 complete the road to
il0>ebllrg the present season. There
j. considerable Iron at Engene. which
will le carried 10 the froNt as sOOsl as
Tie bridge near Oakland Is completed.
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BrGGY SMAsuEp.-M McSsrs. Weed 4
Savers met with an accident, or rather
the buggy in which they had been
riding, did, on last Sunday. They had
hitchcd the team attached to the bug
gy to the fence, and left it for mo-
ment, when a band OF loose horses
passed by, creating such Il desire in
the said team to so, that they broke
fastenings and wclt--in their wild
race spreading that buggy over quite q
large section of country.
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Observation-Disclosures Of officers
elect of Baily Chapter, No. 8, Royal
Arch Masons. will take place at the
Court HouSc Oh Saturday evening
next. An address will be delivered,
and music viii add to the charm ofthe
OCCASION. After the ceremonies arc
concluded, a supper win be given at
the st. Charles Hotel, to which all Ma
sons in good standing are invited.
Foilowingare the names of the officers
elect: Z. II. Cartwright, II. p; Geo.
X. Helm. H.; ID. NJ. Jones, $. Geo.
Humphrey, {. II. M. G. George, +.
5. Allen Parker. Sec. /; p. Z. lar
per, Treas; J.. Kline, ". 1st VI;
J. d. Price, NJ. 2nd. "; A. b. Pax
ton, NJ. 3rd ". Ed. Carter, Sent.
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"LET TIE CAT OUT. ."-Greely has
atlast ''let the cat out.n lie says in his
paper that sit was only when Grant
turned his back on himself by re-
moving men whom he at first appoint
ed to office from this State and whom
the Tribune approved, and filling their
places with fnctionists. that any troub-
le was created or dissatisfaction eX-
pressed" That is what is the matter
with all Grants oppoSers. When he
appoints u man to an Office he expects
him to faithfully discharge the duties
thereof. but when he ascertains that
the incumbent is not faithful to his
trust he at once removes him from
Office.
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WOODS REArTRs AND MOWERS. -
\ huge business has been done during
Tie season. in the sale Of these ma
chimes, by the agents for this State.
Messrs. G. d. Comstock & Co. They
hive also sold a vast number OF other
labor-saying machines for which they
are agents, and orders are still rolling
in upon them for some one of the va
rions machines they offer for sale.
Look over their advertisement, and il
you want anything in their line, give
them c;lll..
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TIE AGASsz EXrEmrIoN.--The
discoveries OF Prof. .tgassiz at Patago-
nia, and by his Gecp-sea Somdngs on
the voyage tlliil!rr, promises to be q
great acquisition to science. lie holds
correspondence with one or two Of
his colaboprs in the field Of cosmic
investigation East, to whom he COM
municates, in general way. \ history
Of his discoveries. These have in sew
eral instances been rather remarkable.
lie speaks Of having found fish shaped
like wiuker-basketS, and >ea hog
that keeps mp all appetite so voraciouS,
that after being laid out to dry on
deck, it is still able to kill and eat
other marine animals. The proofs Of
glacial action in PataSonia; the fact
That her mountains are extinct volcl-
noes, giving color to The legends from
which Terra del Fucgo took its name; ;
and the determination of the position
of the measures, showing that the
mining operations are carried on in a
true coal. are among the important
results of his expedition.
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NOT ANY PORTLAND BANKER.--A
well known bald headed banker, who
always pridcs himself on being a self
made man, during recent talk with
a friend had OCCASION to remark that
he was the architect Of his own destiny
THAT he was a self-nale man.
'W-what d-did you say?" asked his
friend, who suffers. Il say with pride
that am self made man---I made
myself" ''II-hOld," said the old
friend. ''w-while you were m-making
yourself why in the d4lickcns didn't
you put some more hair Oh the top Of
y-yOur head:'
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ExcrRSloN.-it il in contemplation
to give grand Railroad Excursion
over the .. 4 9. Railroad to Rose
burg and back. in a few weeks. 1t
will parlake of The character of "a hunt
ing, fishing, and sightseeing expe,li-
tion, as tickets will hold gool for sew
erll days.
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FINE CATTLE.-I'lc first of the
week Mr.. llindman, who lives ont at
Camp Polk, just beyond Black Butte,
brought in seven head Of rs fine beef
cattle ms we have seen IN the country.
There Is no better country for grass in
the world than Is to be found in the
ranges through and beyond the Cas-
codnS.
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GONE TO Work. Our newly elect
ed county officers took their seats on
the first Of July, and already seem to
have mastered the ''rudiments" Of
their positions. We haven't noticed
tlatany OF them put on any unusual
''airs, but seem to enjoy tl'cir grub
during these warm days as heartily as
; the yeriest plcbian,
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SELLING AT CoST.-As will be seer
by reference to card on this page, Mrs.
II. ID. Cooley contemplates enlrgins
her millinery business the coming sea-
son, and in order to make room, will
sell the stock on hand, for the ensuing
thirty days, at prime cost. The ladies
will. ofcourse, take an early opportr-
nifty to call and purchase anything
they may desire, from the excellent
stock now on her shelves, at cost, as
such opportunities Pre very rare.