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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-07-10
Once Used Always Used

ERESES HAMBURG TEA
fs the best family medicine, and viii be found ON
trial to be the most easy, natural snd comfortable
cRESE,S HAMBURG TEA
will act gently the bowels, remove wind cure
heartburn, sour stomach and dizziness and promote
healthy secretion Of bile.
EREsE's HAMBURG TEA
is the most efectua remedy for headache giddfness,
nervous depression, palptation Of the heart lass.
tude and general debility.
EREsRs HAMBURG TEA
will relieve the worst cases Of rheumatism and gout
prevent gravel and stone In the bladder, and cure
all Diseases Of the kidneys
EREsEs HAMBURG TEA
gives speedy and durable relief In bilious and liver
complaints, weak digestion. shivering spasns, low
spirits and irritability.
EREs E'sHAMBURG TEA
is invaluable remedy for the piles It has been
tryed TOR manyyeaEand has given great satisfaction
II yon are afflicted tryit
purifes and cleanses the blood, and removes all
scrofuous affections 1t Is health giving, refreshing
invigonting.
EREsE's HAMBURG TEA
has established reputation enfcacous remedy
for sudden and colds coughs fever and agus,
asthma and phthsis
ERESEs HAMBURG TEA
= cures chronic nervous and sick headache, nervous
depression, drowsness, nausea vomiting, pimples
on the face and freckles.
EREsE'S HAMBURG TEA
is gentle axitive and tonic; improves the appetite
dyspepsia, and counteracts the effect Of mala-
rious poison.
ERESE'S HAMBURG TEA
cures constipation, darrh@a and dysentery; ID Ger
tain in results and corrects all disturbances OF the
stomach-and bowels.
EREsES HAMBURG TEA
IN pleasant remedy for boils, carbuncles blotches
liberated and running sores, scabs salt rieun. and
=. :glanduEor swellings.
.EREsES HAMBURG TEA
T. used successfully for foctd breath, scah hesd,
rngworm itch, prickly.he cancsrous ulcers and
skin diseases generally
| EaEsx's HAMBURG TEA
antsorbutic, alternative, carmnztive and
blood purifier.
EREsE's HAMBURG TEA
gives tone Of health and elasticity to the whols
system and will prevent almost any disease II used
| at least once month.
ERgsE's HAMBURG TEA
Is triumph In medicine; harmless yet efncacious
Invaluable i'll the family, at the mines, the road
| at SEA, and everywhere.
EErsEs HANBrnG TEA
is the best medicine for Children As Spring roxaedy
nothing comes near to it. Everybody should use il
| at the change OF season,
EMIL FREsEss HAMBURG TEA
for sale by ovory Druggist Grocer and Country Mer
chant on the Pacific Coast. l.si.u
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NOTICE,

LAND OFFICE At LAGRANDs, Ogn.. June 2, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following manned SET
tier has led notice Of his intention 70 make final prof
in support Of his claim, and final entry thereof
at the expiration Of thirty days from the date q this
notice, viz:
Green w. Brock.
Witnesses proof will BE taken before D. p Dwight,
Notary Public ut Pendleton, Umatila County Oregon
on July 10, 10, $780, for the sw sec 80 N, 81 Z,
and names the following his witnesses, viz: Baker
John Phillips, John Bush and Andrew NcCroeu oil Of
Csnterville Umatilla County, Oregon.
G-27-3l q. ". DwIaHr. Register.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE At LAsnAsps, ogn,, June TO- 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
tlcr has fled notice Of his intention to make final proof
In support OF his claim and final entry thereof At
the expiration II thirty days from the date Of this notice.
viz:
BENJAMIN Rinehar1.
Homestead proof will be made before the County Judge
at Pendleton, Oregon, thu 7th day Of August 1880
for the Fl Mel 80 and additional w Of Net 30
SO and names the following as his witnesses.
viz Calvin Ferguson James Royce, Charles Ferguson
and Clark Briggs al Of Weston, Unata county, Orc.
gon. HENRY w. DWIGHT Register.
6-2S-37
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that ". H. Parent has
this day made application at this Office to purchase
under the act Of 3d. 1875 "An for the sale
Timber Lands in the States California Oregon Nevada
and in Washington Territory" the Z II, Nv II
and W IA, Ne IL. sec. II. T3, ERs7E.
Given under my handAt the U. 8. Land ofics At La
GEande, oregon, this la& day Of May, 1850
HENRY W. DWIGHT,
Register.
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NOTICE.

LAND on1cx At LAfRAspE o.. June 3, 1880
Notice ID hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice Of his intention make hnal
proof in support of his claim and nnal entry
At the expiration of thirty days from the date q
this notice, viz:
WIN. RalkeF.
witnesses Proof will be taken before d. p DWIGHT
Notary Public ut Pendleton, Umstilla County. Orexon
on July 10, 1880 for the sw sec. 20. II N. R 81 Z.
ana nsnss the following ~ his Witnesses viz; G. W.
Brock, C. E. Reed, Andrew McCroen and John phil
ips. HErrY DvIaET R.1i,tsr
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D6oE103.
LAxp orY1cx At LACr1xpE.

LAxD oF1cE At LAGRAxDE. Osu., June II, 1850.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following sst
tier has fled notice Of his intention 10 make na pro Of
At the sxpAtion Of thirty days from the date or this
William Royce.
Homestead application No. 1885. Additional home.
stead proof Will be made before the Comfy Judge at
Pendleton Oregon July a. 1880 for the additional en-
try, NJ Nv Of Sec. 2, T N, IS z; original home
stead No. 57l and the following Is his Witnesses
J. r. King, all Of Craatiiln County, OregonI
6.2s-s3 HENRY ". DWIGHT Eegigter.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, NAY u, 1850
living In Milton precinct, Umasilla Co nty, Oregon,
old Stallion; bright sorrel; star in the forehead
sene white on the nose; left hind foot white, and
branded with the letter on left shoulder. Mea!um
SO N'~t ' ", Ha1pTs
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
LAyD ofr1eE, At La GRAsDE, o., Aay II, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named set
tier has fled notice Of his intention to anal pro3f
in support of his claim. and final entry thereof
at the expiration Of hirtv days from the date Of this
notice. viz:
william r. Amen,
witnesses testimony viii be taken before D. p. Dwigh
Notary Public Pendeton Umatilla county, Oregon,
on june Is, 1880 for the W /. NE /, and sE See
ST4x 81 Z, and names the following as his witnesses
viz James kirkpatrick, j. G. Myers, George Gross and
A. C. Russell, all Of wes.on Umatilla county, Oregon
HENRI v. DwIsHr,
Register.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that J. c. MEDLock has this
day made application at this Office TO enter under the
act Of Congress approved June 3d. 1875 entitled, ian
Act for the sale Of timber lands In the States Of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory" the
81 Swl-4 sec. 25, TAN, r 81 East.
Given under my handths 9Th day OF June, 1880, at
the U. y. Land Office at LaGrande, Oregon
27-3l HKSRy DwIsHT Register.
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NOTICE.

2 LAND orucz At LrGsAxp Oregon. May -. 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the following aszsed ses
fer has ed notice Of his intsnon to final proof
In support Of his claim, and secure na entry thereof
at the expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz:
Testimonywili be taken before 8. '. Knox, . Notary
Public At weston, Umatiia county, Oregon, July
1854, for tho T. Sec H. T N, Of IS e, and names
the following his witnesses. Six: John B. Fraxier
James Frasier, Henry Piper and A. ". ElAm, all Of
Milton, UsnAtilia counfS. Oregon II. ". DwIaHr.
5-2a-W Register.
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NOTICE.

NoTLO1.
LAND oTrcE AT LAGaAsDE, ogn, June 8, 1880
Notice b hereby given that the following named set
tier has fled notice Of his intention to make final proof
IN support Of his caiin and final entry thereof
at the expraon Of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz:
Michael Enrich.
Homestead No. $50, for the Sci Nw3 Ne4 sw3 Of Sec
22. T6N, SO Z, original entry; the 81 Sv3 Of See
22, N, SO E. additional entry. Said proof will be
made before the County Judge at Pendleton, Eunata
comfy. Oregon, July 49, $780, and names the following
his Witnesses viz: D. s. Whitney, George T. Berry,
gon. HENRY W. DWIGHT. Register.
6-2e-Sa
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The young man who wants to get up
with the sun, must not nit mp too late
with the daughter.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Land otice at LaGrande, Or, Nay "A, 1880.
Notice u hereby given that the following named set
tier has filed notice Of hiz intention tn make anal proof
In support of his claim and final entry thereof
at the expiratiou Of thirty days from the date sf this
notice, viz:
lsaac y. Wlckefsham. ~
Proof will be taken before D. r Dwight Notary Pub
1880 for the e Of sec. %, sNRsfE. and names
the following his witnesses, viz: c. Tinsey Class
Cannon, Geo. Davis and James Zerba all Of CenteFvlle,
Unattlh county, Oregon. HxNRy W. Dwi8HT,
Register.
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TAKE IT n: :. ls.es: &. 8: !; =; =;

pewsiest Locsl paPeD N. the .NSstAW19
u rs unsurpassed az an Advertising ns1fua
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Eavo Towrsnn PlSss ef IN surveyed nnsls UushGb
County and . record Of Al Lad Clslne hen - 90
location 70 the present tims, md cosres1e1
from the Land Once as Lacrssda
WIN secure claims Se9 pes1tsg nntH e1y - ~ fnn1
Lawn Of the u g., eoDdue4 eeatsU1e1 e6 bso6so -
Local Land Ones, and on sYpsaa % thoDsp.s1saes .
washingtoa.
and III kinds ef LAad Scrip ahseA uee0 - - J0U1
market ra$ss. .s<.s :.
VIII buyand ssii lApds, dsy prepssH, ~, - ssss1s
beommssion.
TAs Piattf and Records shove sssssrsd - - - s5
ones of the kind In UmaAla Couuty, sn1 ee111oO o.
sase time and . tzp 70 LnorAnAs b sniA0 = -
1we AAvespsetsa aeslsssss ~ ssnasss ssw
( ee0efS
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the charges against Gen. Garfield, found
ing its accusations only on given authori-
ty, and inviting the Oregon;os, to point
out any false data. But the latter evades
the merits Of the case, and tries to divert
the discussion into other channels. The
STANDARD should be circulated through.
out the State.
So Dennis Kearney has at length beep
deposed from the Presidency Of the Work
ingmen's Clubs. The Democratic element
have at last become convinced that Kear-
ney is in Republican pay TO hold the
Democratic following for the Greenback
nominee, Weaver. 1t il well that this
coarse, dangerous character is losing
prestige. California is looming up
strongly for DEMOCRACY.
It would do no good to conceal the
fact that the crops in great part of this
county are in precarious condition.
Some few fields in the lighter lands are
already irretrievably ruined, and the ap
pearance of an early rain alone can secure
| q good yield for the remainder. The
shower last Monday did not extend suf
ficiently west of the Blue Mountains.
The census of this state will foot NJ
about 10000
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12
THE 00URTs.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.
na>-D. 4

MoSpAY, October 18th.
Julia Coyle VS.. James Coyle--Hearing upon de.
murrer submitted upon briefs be filed by parties.
Estate OF w. IL H. Lee-Petiti n OF widow for
letters OF administration dismissed by consent.
John Bauer vs.. Carrie characterization issued TO
plsintih returnable October 25th
Estate OF jesse Lee, deeeased-Letters Of admin
istration granted TO Mark Weightman No bonds
required. Notice in REcoRo-UNloS Appraisers
John Keith, X Owens and III. ". johnson.
C. L. scudder vs.. Oliver STANDARDIZATION for bill
OF particulars oyerrulel. Demurrer to plaintiffs
complaint overruled. ana defendant allowed to No
vember Is. to answer
Frank Weishtman, native of Scotland, filed his
leciaratlon OF intention and, upon testimony OF II.
w johnson and Richard Owen, was admitted,
William Meister Va Conrad STANDARDIZATION to
dismiss appeal overTued cost of defendant and
toney fees, and not to be tried till same are
paid
Mary A Linde VS.. E. D. Linde-TitIe of defend
ant corrected to Charles E. Linde and default of de-
PENDANT entered
W. W. Barlow ct al. VS.. W. S. Hunt Demurrer TO
amended complaint argued and submitted
Estate OF Belle Scudder, decessed-Hearing OF
hnai account OF j. Counts, one of the executors,
and petition Tor distribution for hearing October
25th
Estate of Frank Downey, deceased-Decree of dis
tribution entered
Estate of James 9. Burress, q minor-A Lowell
appointed adminiStr tor Bond fixed at $500
Estate OF George Thisby, dec2aeed-Letters of ad.
ministration granted to Reoecca Thisby. Bond
nxed at Slo, o0o Appraisers-Sol Runyon, G. A.
Smith and 4. Olsen.
Application of Helen SCHNEIDER to be declared a
sole trader-Granted
Albert Semanza VS.. Mary Semanza-Plaintif, ON
motion, allowed to file amended complaint
Claus Anderson We. Joe Davis ct al-Amended
complaint allowed to be filed
George I. Bush VS.. P Contradiction t. open
Judgment and renew the defense overruled.
Elizabeth Brown VS.. Joseph Lroyn-Motlon to
dismiss action continued
W. G Feleh vs.. Margaret Howe ct al-Judgment
for plaintiff for 1904 50 and costs.
TO DAYS CALENDAR
William Meister vs.. Conrad Schepp.
Clara s. Brown ct al. vs.. P. D Burbank ct al
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Republican Reunion and Barbecue Committee, to-
day.
Campaign papers at 500 K street.
Occidental Encampment, |. o. o. F., tonight.
Boys in Blue-Meeting this evening.
A. o. U. W., Sacramento Lodge, tonight.
Company A, First Artillery Meeting and drill to-
night.
Company B, First Artillery-Meeting and drill to-
night.
Republican meetings-Dr. II. Cox.
British Mutual Social and Benefit Society, to-
night.
Lost--Gold chain and blue locket-
Sealed proposals for furnishing wood.
Good Templars' Band of Hope, to-day.
Concord Lodge, F. and A. NJ, tonight
Second Ward Garfield and Arthur Club, to might.
Auction Sales.
d. J. Simmons s. Co.-Ducks chicken ranch.
Father Mathew I A. Society-Properties and
fittings.
Business Advertisements.
The Davis vertical feed sewing machine.
D. o. Mills & Co.--Bank statement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

CENTS HATS OF every style and shape.
Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

LADIES FINE KID Button Doors, 81 80.
Sewed. warranted not to rip. Red House.
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THE LARGEST, best and most select stock
of hats to pick from. Mechanics Store Hat
Department
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FREE LECTURE TONIGHT by Mrs. DR..
Potts at Congregations Church.
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If You DESIRE late styles in hats go to
Mechanics Store.
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WHoLH.STocK KIP DOUBLE SOLE, war.
ranted brogans, only 81 30, at the Red
House.
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For NOVELTIES In HATS go to Mechanics
Store.
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HAxvyR's CAscARA SAaRADA BrrERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com.
plaint-
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HENRY THE VIII.-Ladies, this new style
of soft beaver hats can be seen at Mechanics
Store, in all the latest aud most fashionable
shades.
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Mrs. DR.. PoTTs invites the ladies of this
city to her first private lecture this afternoon
at congregational Church.
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The Board then adjourned.

MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9th and 10Th : For Capital Furniture Com
pany, 8 boxes walnut stock, box looking
glasses Hall, Luhrs & Co, 10 bundles to-
bacOo, IS boxes matches c. H. Gilman, l
box shoes; Weinstock & Lubin, boxes
boots and shoes, box corsets 2 boxes shirts !;
G. II. Stevens, 5 boxes boots and Shoes box
corsets; NJ. Lash, barrel quartz Locke &
Lavenson, 2 boxes oil cloth; Adams, Mcneil
& Co., 10 barrels currants; j. Hearth, l box
shoes; Parsons, Kilgour & Co., cases
closks W. A. & G. S. Houghton, l box dry
goods, 3 boxes and 1 case books, box copy
books S. Nathan, l box hats; Ii. G. Kirk
s Co., cases glycerine Geo. d. Almond.
box oil Waterhouse s. Lester. los bundles
rims s bundles and y crates spokes, 10 bum
dies shafts, 6 crates singletrees, crates burs !;
Booth & Co., % bundles tobacco, 20 boxes
maple syrup; Mebius & Co., 10 bundles to-
bacco G. w. Rapp, case crackers; Hunt
ington, Hopkins & Co, 2 boxes bolts 260
kegs nails, l box and II casks hardware, 8
cases sledges, 90 plates iron; S. Lipman &
Co., box hosiery, box and cases dry
goods, box shirts, box domestic woolens,
! case corsets Rothfeld Bros, boxes dry
goods case corsets.
POLICE CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terday John Clark, John Taske, Thomas
Brooks and William Smith, heretofore con-
victed of vagrancy, were sentenced to twenty
days each in the County Jail. William
Steadrnsn, drunk, was discharged. Dan
Smith, drunk, pleaded guilty and was fined
81 AID costs. Nah SUE. carrying con-
eealed weapons, pleaded guilty, and viii re-
ceive sentence to-day. Same, for exhibiting
deadly weapons, tried. found guilty and dis
charged. Antonio Tonano. disturbing the
peace, piesded guilty and fined $40 and
costs. Madame Blanch, petit larceny, con-
tinued til tomorrow. James Wright
pleaded guilty of battery and fned s. and
costs. Barney Dean. on charge of battery,
waS tried, fpnnd guilty and to be sentenced
tomorrow. The two case Of Johanna Hop
per Of disturbing the peace, that of Minnie
Western, same charge, May Baby, petit
larceny, and Wsh Sing, embezzlement, were
continued till to-day.
The RIvER-Since last report the steam
er Daisy, with barge Rosalind, passed up,
both light. The Empire City came down
with the barge City of Stockton, loaded with
grain. San Joaquin No. 3 came down with
barge Grand Island, both loaded with grain.
The Dover, light, came down with barge Gar
field, loaded with grain. San joaquin No. 3
again went up with merchandise, also taking
barge Granger, loaded with lumber and mer.
chandise. San Joaquin No. passed through,
going to Washington Point, with piles for Z.
A. Miller, and after unloading, passed down
again.
Upxpv rur VIII ladies this new style
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

TIE GILMAN PIONEER KIP Boor, two solid
soles and warranted, at the Red House.
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THEY SpEAKsroR THEMSELVES. Unprece.
dented sale of carpets, floor oilcloths, window
shades and lace curtains. Heavy ingram car.
pets, As aud so cents per yard !; floor oilcloths.
splendid quality, SO cents per yard hemp
carpets, 25 cents per yard /; curtain lace, 125
cents per yard Sd table oilcIoth, the very
best, S7t cents per yard, at the Red House. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

You CAN SECURE the best value in white
and colored blankets and comforters at the
Red House.
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MIS-. DIR. PorTs viii give another free
lecture tonight.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bror chial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
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No MORE trouble with indigestion and
dyspepsia. Dr. Healey's celebrated l y l.
Bitters, when taken regularly before meals,
cure and prevent all such ailments.
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Cry LICENSES AND WATER RATES now
due. Pay on or before 18TH inst. and save
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"Sells better than any other proprietary
medicine is what every druggist OF the
Pacific coast says, meaning, of course,
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. Il. c.
Kirk l. Co., wholesale agents.
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SENTENCED FOR VAGRANcY.- ohm Clark,
John Taske, Thomas Burke and William
Smith, heretofore convicted of yagrancy, were
yesterday sentenced in the Police Court to 20
days each in the County Jail, from which
place they will lend active daily assistance in
doing the fall cleaning of the city-along the
streets and alleys
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AUCTION SALE. - The Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society will sell at public
auction October 14th, at 10 a. NJ, the prop
erty and fixtures in the Father Mathew
Hall, consisting of a piano, bound sheet
music, chairs, benches, mirror, carpets, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-12

ADMITTED TO CITIZENSHIP. Frank Weight
man, a native Of Scotland, was yesterday, in
the Superior Court, upon the testimony of H.
w. johnson and Richard Owens, admitted to
citizenship.
SOLE TRADER. application in the
Superior Court Mrs. Helen SCHNEIDER was
Yesterday granted the rights of sole trader.
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POLICE ARRESTS. Arrests were made yes
terday as follows: James Minor, battery,
by officer Coffee; William Lovejoy, dis
turbing the peace, by officer Carroll; r.
Reeves, battery, by officer Woods.
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Auction Sales,

D. J. Simmons & Co-Ducks chicken ranch.
Father Mathew 7 A. society-Properties and
4ttiupa
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FREIGHT WORCESTERSHIRE following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday: One of pears, 8 of wood, 5 OF
nails of barley, of wheat, 10 Of lumber,
of -four. of shakes, of agricultural maple
ments, 3 of coal, of granite, l of granite
chips, / Of charcoal, / of wheels, of horses, l
of wire, l of beer, l tank of oil, l of mer-
chandise, l of canned fruit, of oil, 8 of cop
per ore l Of sub oil and of vinegar. Also
these car loads East were forwarded as fol.
lows One of fruit, 6 of tea, of merchan-
disc, of wine of canned goods, of hides,
of barley, 2 of sugar, of whalebone, l of
hops, l of wool and Of bark and herbs.
SUReIcAL.-A physician yesterday per-
formed delicate surgical operation. Two
years ago pen knife fell and broke off in
the foot of A. Wassoman, an inch in length
of the blade remaining in the foot. At that
lime it was found not possible of removal.
The wound healed. Lately the foot became
sore on the bottom, and yesterday it was
opened on the sole and the blade removed.
On account of the peculiar sensitiyeness of
the locality, the operation was o difficult one,
and involved. as consequence, the posi-.
bility of lockiaw.
STORING GRAIN.-H. G. Smith & Co. are
using the vacant space in rear of the old water
works building as a temporary place for
storing grain, and are getting larger bank
there, which il in an unfavorable condition
for an early rain.