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Ii Can't be Done.
Yicksburg Commercial.

vicksburg Commercial.
There can bo no doubt now that
a strong and we'll concerted effort
will he made to gather up the scat
tered fragments of tho Republican
party in this State and hurl them
in solid phalaux against the Domo>
cratic hosts next November To
say that we have nothing to fear in
the movement to be crystalized into
tangible and practical form n the
outcome of the two conventions,
called to meet at Jackson, the 9Th
and oath instant, would be but an
idle boast without foundation in
fact A coalition Uf the Gree, back
ers and Republicans will, no doubt
be effected and neasurably wei
held together during the canvas,
by the 'cOhesive power of publ,
plumber" IT, will he no union
however, sanctioned by the bann!
of holy church or bound by ,h'
silkcn chords of pure and chast,
love, where
1.-TWO souls but with single tboughi:
Two hearts that beat one"
but a union of soiliS having abOD
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
OUR TICKET.

Pursuant to the call of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, the Democracy
of Madison met OH the 10th inst,
al this place, and nominated IL fall
county ticket, and, although we had
some trieads who IN we would have
desired to see among the list OF
those declared elected, we are yet
bound to say that the ticket as
nominated is an exceptionally
strong one, repr esenting, as it does
all sections of the county. 1t is
also peculiarly strong in the private
records and intellectual capacity OF
the various nominees. There are
some talk of running an Independ-
ent ticket, and the names of various
gentlemen are mentioned in tha
connection but the movement viii
fail, because the masses of our peo
pie are satisfied with the ticket al
ready nominated, and are not read.
to jeopardize their interest by fax
ing up untried servants backed, a
they will be, by an irresponsible
rabHe. In the canvass now az
preaching the CITIZEN will b
found true to the grand old Demo
crate party and supporting, wit
, might and main, the ticket bot
State and county which the part
, has placed in the field.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13

patronage. These very loaves and
fishes will be sufficient to attract the
hungry and disaflccted from al
sides until the gathering may grow
into sufficient multitude TO relieve
all necessity of calling i'll the bAsk-
cts to bear off the fragments.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
Mississippi and Virginia.
New Orleans States,

New Orleans States.
In another article we have given
Uricf sketch of Mai. John W.
Daniel, the Democratic nominee for
Governor of Virginia. Gen. Robt.
Lowry, the nominee of the Demo.
cracS Of Mississippi for Chief Ex-
ecutive of that State, is a much old
sr man than the Virginia leader, but
a man Of equally pure and exalted
1naracter, OF wider experience, and
II not 50 brilliant an orator, q man
"f equal ability. Gen. Lowry, too,
~ perhaps - stronger man with the
people Of Mississippi than Major
Daniel Ii with those of tie Old Dos
nsiniOn.
Gencral Lowry is, we believe, q
warm personal friend Of Major
Barksdale, and his nomination was
not 80 much 4 defeat of Barksdale
~ It was u triumph of the element
e VI the party which Major Barksdale
has SO dmirabIy lead. His nomi-
nation. however, was a decided de.
feat OF that sO>called progressive
Democracy which is Republicanisu
In disguise.
Governor Stone. the contestan
against BIrksdale and Lowry, is
ssaunch Democrat and a high
toned gentleman. aud ho has mad
an excellent Governor. But tn
progressive Democrat chose to con
duct his canvass for him aud did
n temper calculated to disrup
he party. The Democracy of Mis-
sis-ippi are to be congratulated o
The nomination of Gen. Lowry.
In this connection it is interest
ing to notice the high character &
The men put forward by the Demo
Gratis Of Virginia and Mississipy
Tor State Offices. In the list theI
j. not a single name that does nc
c"mmand the respect Of the publ
They are gentieIren. scholars an
political leaders in the tue sense
these terms.
1t will be a proud day for Louis
ana when only such men as the
can venture to claim high Office
the hands of the Democratic par
of this State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
NJ. j. Jones vs.. ID. Z. Montgomery,
Fl. Fa.
To September Term, 1881. Madison
Circuit Court, Miss; Judgment
April u, 1871, for Sl5l So.

DY virtue of the above described
ID writ, to me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, | will expose TO
Public Sale. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the Court
House door of said county of Madi
son, State of Mississippi, in the city
of Canton, on
MONDAY, the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEM-
BIER, 1881.
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described real
estate, to-wit: The interest OF ID.
P, Montgomery in west halt south
west quarter. section A; 100 acres III
southwest quarter east Jf ditch, anu
west half northeast quarter and
west half east half northeast quar-
ter, section 5; northeast quarter
living east of g St l. and \ y Il R
section 10; north half section 20
west half northwest quarter section
II, all in township I, range "a 1t
Northwest quarter aud west hal
northeast quarter and east hal
southeast quarter and southwest
quarter less 46 acres il southeas
corner section 32, township s, rang'
2 east. Two acres off suuihwe1
corner east half northwest quarter
section &c: southwest quarter, sec
ton &c; southeast quarter, section
81: 90 acres Oft north end north
, west quarter, section 50; 20 acre
off north end east half northeas
,, quarter, section 81, all in TOWNSHIP
! IL, range 8 east. Levied upon a
, the property of said defendant l
, p. Montgomery and will be sold t
) satisfy the above styled judgemen
: interest, and Ill costs
!, j. Il. PRIESTLEY, Sheriff.
; Sheriff's Office, Caution, Miss, An!
18th. 1881. aug13
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
A New Kind of Csc.

New because it is only within the rs
few years that it has been improved anu
brought within the reach of every one; oi,,
in principle because the first invention wa"
made and the first patent taken out nearly
twenty years ago, and cases ma"e az
that time and worn ever since axe hchriA
as good as new. Read the following which
is only one OF the many hundreds; YOUR
Jewellers can tell % uof similar ones:
MANSFIELD PA, May p 1873
I have n customer who has carried one
of Boss Patent cases fifteen years ana II
knew it two years before he got 1t, and
now appears good for ten years longer;
X. f. OLNEY.
Remember that Jas. Boss is the AMY
patent case made OF two plates OF SOLD
rold tone outside and one inside) covering
every part exposed to wear or sight, inc
great advantage of these plates over eIec,
o-gii,ling is apparent to e 'eIy one. Doss
is the only patent case with which there
! is given !: written warrant of which the
| following is Il fac smile:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
GEN. GARFIELD is still impiov-

a SUBMARINE cable Is to be Iai id
between Emden, on the Hanoverian
coast, and Valentia, in ireland, to
connect Germany directly with the
United States. At Valentia the
new cable will he attached to the
Anglo-American one, which will
rhus form second wholly subma
rinc electric tie between America
and the continent of Europe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
MANHOOD

A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhoea. induced by Self Abuse
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner-
vous Debility, and Impediments to mar
rage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical lncapaclty'
Sc.-By ROBERT J. CULVERW ELL,
NJ. D., author of tho Green Book" etc.
The world rctiowned author. in this adj
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful conse-
oucnccs of Sclf-Abuse may be cftectnaily
removed without dangerous surgical OPP
erations, bougics, Instruments, rings or
| cordials: pointing ont mode of cure AT
once certain and cffccttlal, by which every
sufferer. no MATTER W hat his condition
NAV be, may cure himself chcaply, pri-
vately and radically. !.
| f6rThis Lecture will prove boon u
! thousands and thousands.
| Sent, under seal, i'll plain envelope
to any address on receipt OF SIN cen's'o
two postage STAMPS. Ne have also
sure cure for Tape Worm. Address
! TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co
fl Ann St., New York, N. ~ Post once
| Box, 45S6.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
The Board Of Trustees of the

The Board Of Trustees of the
Oxford University have added two
new chairs-One of natural history,
embracing biology, geology, zOolO-
gy and botany. and chair OF mo-
,iern languages. Two new Pro
i''ssors are to lie elected, as also one
{" succeed DIR. Lyons, who has res
signed from the chair of mOOai and
mental philosophy. The Dibrary
has been enlarged. A hospital is
T. be fitted up, and the Legislature
n.morializeG to prohibit the sale OF
spirituous liquors within five miles
for any purpose. Eatin and Greek
are dropped after the junior year
THE University is en- the up grade
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
R Rii HALLS
LUNGS : ~, q: BALSAm

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza, Bronchitis, Bronchial a.d Dl1-
%SodesF Soas, ssd all diseases
the Breathing Organs. 1t soothes and
heals the Membrane Of the Lungs, in
famed and poisoned by the disease:
and prevents the night-sweats and
tirhtness across the chest which nc:
company it. CONSUMPTION is not
nm incurablc malady. 1T Is only
necessary to have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAN is that remedy.
DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for
this benign specific will cure you,
even though professional aid falls
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE,
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toleco,

TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toleco, o.,
says: r.,
conc of Prof, 'Guilmette's French Md
new Pads cured me of LumhaSo III three
weeks time. My case had been given up
hy the best Doctors as iRcurable. During
all time l suffered untold agony an" paul
ont large sums of me- uey" o,
George Vctter, j. L. Toledo, ONO
says:
II suffered for three years with Sciatica
and Kidney diseases and often hao 10 ="
about on crutrhes, | was entlreiH IN" per
uincntly cured after wearing froi- G"iiy
mrt.S's French Kidney Pad four weeks.
Squire n. c. Scott, Sylvania, ONO,
writes: -
IL have been great sufferer, for 10
years with Bright's Disease OF the hia-
news. Four weeks ut time was uhaoie
| ro ret out of bed; took barrels of med
zinc but thew rave me only Temporary
| r..lier | wore two of Prof. Gullihectc
Kidney Pads six weeks, and know know
[ am entirely we'll. o,
Mrs. ucllen Jerome, Toledo, Ohio
| writes: t.,
great part of the time to my nc"i m,r.
Iucori hoe and female weakness. wore
me of Guilmctte's Liver Pads and was
cured III one month" out.
II. B. Green, Grocer, Findlay, ONO
writes: ,.;,,
Il suffered for twenty-five, years VIII
lame back aud in three weeks was per,
mancntly cured by wearing one OF froi
G,tilmctie's Kidney Pads"
b. +. Keeslng. NJ. d.. Druggist, L"%ans
port. Ind when sending i'll al order 10
kidney Pads, writes ,,.
81 wore one of the first ones we MAJ
md received more benefit from tii:''
any Thing l ever used. In fact the Ia
riyes better satisfaction SeneraiIy ina
any Kidney remedy We ever sold. -,
RAY & Shoe maker, Druggist, Hinnipa
| Mo. ~ +;
Owe are wosking up a lively t.',ie
your Pads, and We are hearing Oh Soo
results from them every day"
PROF. GUlLMETTES FRENCH LIVER PA
Will positively cnre Fever and ASn
Dumb Aguc, Asue Cake, Bilious Tevc
Dyspepsia, and all diseases OF the Live
stomach and Blood. Price 81 90 by ma,
send for Prof. Guilmctte Treatise Oh II
Kidneys and Liver, free by mail "A
/. ''' FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo, OHIO.
ryGuilmettc's Kidney Pad sold
:. canton by Phillips and Jones'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-08-13
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
ROBT. LOWRY.
For Observation-Disclosures,
G.. ID. STANDS.
For Secretary of State,
III. y. MYERS.
For State Treasurer.
w. L. HEMINGWAY.
For Auditor,
s. GWIN.
For Attorney General.
T. G. CATCHINGS.
For Superintendent of Education
j. A. SMITH.
, 1881-01-15


I~saro.sce eine into ths market. Ear;ous
tvseescal printer and would be imisst'rs c'
Aorlee eGreeleyhsd astempted,o to make thscon-
esrn paving one hut each and all lament
ably failed, aud discovered wh,. many ars
learning to-day that because man Is \ good
printer If does not nscrssa=il f.ll"w .hat he
shenld be an editor as we'll After eossk!er'
able pfeesins the present owner was hna.iv
induced to @ into the concern ana eniaae'
II. lie had previously been a va'uri c''i'
tribsfr 20 the rr-c=iy .GGgG-Hs ant hal
scted IS cd-re5Tonjent for gaaay othe-PaSerS
80 he c rtainiy hal little eSfsT-eeec IA the
writing department, bat as a printer -
knew nothing. which makes his success ali
the more TO his credit, He had many friends
who gave HIM eacourasement and many Of
fers OF assist ,Dce, OF which latter he never
arsile,i himself Tie Fs,chnanA was down
to bedrock and sabscriSeFs wt.e IKE unta
angels visits few and far between, hut a
Icourse of fairness, and hand work e,iIt rally,
Il has Tow become in poipt Il circulation ore
OF the lsrgest in our Territory. No man
better deserves success than Charles beSssr'
er,t he paid what may be considered an onor-
nous sun for the paper and now hy she6r
industry has cleared the breakers AMI Is ne1'
riding IN harbor OF SIfe.y. In p"iit'cs,
B,sserer Is what may be termed 'indepen
dent. that is 1, say he does not run his pa
per in the interest OF any particular party oI
measure. As : writer he Is g-nisl sad S"od
tempered, but he has shown IN the past al
iron hand conceslrd brnrath velvet glove.
Socially he is good ratared and obliging and
erer rc,dy to help a. friend IN resd For III.
success OF the nG,clAqa he has the StirEs
MANS best wishes
, 1881-01-15
How he Bucked the Tiger.

Last eyeEin5 Young maa sccusted the
city EDITOR OF the STsTESMAS on Third street
and asked him 70 lcni HIM - piece, say
irs tha. he had h-en the happy poss sScr a
few hours previdssls Of s2'.5 his all seek
ing to coalle it, Le h;eI himself away to
"5ucs the tiger" AMI blew :ac ducar, /"
against faro" Ase,litors and repor:4rs-as as a
rWe-are wealthy sad always have pocket
full {, .e.,,i-but--well We informed nim oi
OR .ir!aE;l.. - h,eet he dcutand. lie then
called at the ''Iank" and ia:evv.eTei th.
dealer, who gave rs the toi oAiA5 WING des'
crip,ipn c tie youths
MISGUIDED EfFuHTs
tu break an Ill established institution. 'He
slid five Oh the de!ce Open up and cofirrc''
the si.g f,r five more | dnEh'r BANKED
him tae trst turn, aid ther fs wcst ten
mere ON the ace AMI dr"PPr't It ,hrre-so l.
speak. T,en he sota iie,h stack 10 tNonp
dolllrs, AMI fr,JteIed 1t al Away fp I'm
around the nine $40, then he Won thirty.
tive dollars, and was ab,attJ pull oa', when
he sail lie guessed he'd SO another 'i"al. and
walked ia pretty hvrly for spell; but he
.ot L, t!iin' fto turn ., tws fitsy e'iil an,!
after that he didn't have mach lnSs. !
muzzled the last d.iias the tiird dead an l
he made ruom for another man. He was
beatin' tl. game TIL he ran against the
turn and his sack didn't Eo,d ou'-st t.
speak" Th- lookout verified the dealer ;
description, anil the scribe afr'r ''cnppofing
NE Hiee,, far half a,ni w:uni.-, aeP r:ess
e.. n. lanai
, 1881-01-15
Walla Walla Waserea.
NIL Creck On the Ranpasr. sa,,s,,-.
and BrtaSrS Torn Away. The

NIL CEeck on the Kaapasr. ssi,a,,-.
and Bridyrs Torn Away. IN,
sas Damage.
ine thaw and rain Tuesday swelIsd the
usuaily quiet Mill creek into : raging ~ tor.
rent The roar Of the waters could be ea.;.
ly heard, several squares away, reminding
one OF wiDiy, winters night, ne.r IN, a.,
coast, within hearisg af ,he ans1y w.tos
The stcean commenced raising rapidly ye,.
tsr'ay about noon, and within an hour from
'hat time u had risen Il inches aud Ken,
steaiiy swelling U.t1 late hour ls.. NIGH.
AT about o'clock, the water began 10 nm.
derminc the bulkhenl of the Fourth Strer,
orlige; and IN an incredibly short space of
time the structure came
DOWN WITH a Cram
The bridge is to,ll ,,so, and viii cost III e
city some $500 10 replace it. The bulkhead
recently built around the :. Big Bend,' at
considerable expense, has partly gwen away
and III all probability 60 Zee, will have to he
rebuilt. The massive timbers of S,ahrs
bulkhead, have ssnkeu abo-t six inch..
completely demorslizinx ths fistle frame
bnliding adjoining tkes Opera House. By
9ocl"ck, Misunderstanding the little shan.S
had so f2r given Asay shat the chimney ton.
pied over. Az o'clock Thursdas morning,
the rear portion of Eewb-rry, Hawthorn,
& Cos Agrnultaral Warehouse
fDAfxIs fns csrtx
Dumping atncwer, reaper and several fan
mills, as well as many other articles into
the stream. Later in tn -lss, as the water
receded. pritc number Of the smaller goods
were recovered. 1t is estimated tha. The
firms icss viii no. fail far short Of $50.
Walla Wa'la. like St Petersburg, woald lie
at the mercy OF the clements. should chinook
and tide menace be- at one and the same
time, aS witnessed "Wednesday. Had |. not
been Tor the slight freeze-up the greater Ior-
ton Of the country would uadouote'ily Fave
been flooded
, 1881-01-15
Brodecl = &c.
.,n,,o-r,p,e-,. n1in ST.. Near :he Bridge

Huin- en..,ge / tie services OF one "i the
very best r,-.o,.ca = the t'r'Ec ci,iS'' Ae
-r,plnyel hv !. VI. ia'c-, tie iea'hS Piii1',, ~
,rapher uf stn Frnc' "a, Z" axe H' 'ii'.pi, =
to ,r,,l,,e. al classes ot work 'niiei.rl s.'n viz,
photography il i u:1nar s-t.s.'L |" any NJ ".
~ eY,a-.,! IN ..r;is. =, In ia ink, cray,
m wa,.r anI al .r.,rs, AMI @rc i''ePaFed
90 ny al kinds al l1ct,sc-a .ni ,"lar;se tie
same to any SIZE desired, aaI IN 'h the sane
il sryl. suieri.r t. ..nv iiv:eto:'ry. ;ii.ite
~. = ,s ,r.. : q -rir .'it-e tia, al
N ,",t I.ayin. thi. salI.ry w'l - rsr-clasS and
sati'fsctory. With orr improved ln-,'1'a.eni, Z
M facaiti-s phut.@sr..s...- en- b. taken N
rL,aay as well as in ole's '.,.theT. ".'.' "> q
call - E,iI,
AZ T -
, 1881-01-15

in a.n.nssis Saa,tiaatirp 70 the prrs-T.a-
ton of the teeth and ,;rais- Il = fsr si"rinr
to any PREPARATION =: Aili "a l-e !. - =
In Iar,e ha:, iso:ne Opal pts, piics - e-n's-
H. .afa ny II 4 Uo'ms~
, 1881-01-15
4 & : * -.

To al who a. srffer:ns fr'7l t.'e e-F"rs and
;nd;-cr,ticu- OF youth. H-Tvo.s weakness, ear
is ,lec.v, ios- If rianhnod, yi>-, 1 ~!.l send Il
rr,.ius tia. will cG~c y'5, :1Ey ~ CHARGE
fhi: ;,r-at re,ne " VS. ,ii'org re! hy 4 ms
-. Il, S.n.h sIneri =, Sell a S'li-ai
JTes-ei Sl1..,. envelope to t..r ~. Joseph =
IMAM S,,rior ID. N.w \ a. t;t,- -
, 1881-01-15

VIZ 5.ntice that Kinl;,I!i / S"l i-v Fs;''".
ed their BOOK and A-;>i- Ss".' q D. i'il ;
ne. hri x ,,rTc, ea;n NI:a &l - 0f7Se's
-.ii-.- th,c hrve opere! tie arNt -" :. = o.
Boo.s AID Musical NJ Ia. ...' m TIE e.
ritury. Evesyb'ds >h'.aI c,-. S7I t.gf
n-sut;iuI store III / G-nl~. v-+''u
, 1881-01-15
The Horst isAL.

H-w ior5 dear n-.-t.r- q, how Ing. VIII
vo,, continue e. tie Ic - IT. streets sri .orce
,n, :, ynaw til har.l ii ;is ;s.e' 'arII y,n
can have Eie weil cd tr ts' biz At tn5'e
Tons -tli,!s ~ i'b:fd street, "a-.e y a.ia'
~ u1NI M J)-5m
, 1881-01-15
Gone to HIS Rest.

Reuben Fl. Basket, we!i-know lawyer
and an old resident Of Umatilla County, Or,
died Thursday alter lingering illness q
several weeks Mr. baskrtt was a native ui
Nmgiuia, from wh-"ss his parents removed
TO M.ss~stt, hile he was yet boy. The
aali r"utiuc Of life ,Lftre'nt shifting Euhc'-
anrhit ous na.urt, he bad far-~2i 10 home
friends AMI !,st Ns ne Vas verging into mar-
hood started for California. Arriving in t. at
Srat- he located in Yo!o County, Wlere bis
afah!e mann-rs AMI genial natn.e won him
many friends Shortly sRer his arrival there
he was el,ctri county Clerk, which office
be Mn Tor several successive terms. En-
paging in the cat lie business, lie finally set.
tied in Cmatilla, about he time OF the Co..
n,eneement OF the late war. He here be.an
the study anl practice oi law which con'inu-
ed until his death He leaves tHo children,
fhis wife hsyin. die,l several wears ago. and
a host OF iriei.ds both on tt's Cnast AMI III
No, 20 nlcsr. III. ,oSS His father dying in
A.-sc,si ,ec,n,ly left HIM handsome for
sana
, 1881-01-15

Webfoe. oil cares pain IN from one to fifteen
minutes, Sarrantsd.
, 1881-01-15

RroovExrsc. 'TrC> G..'ius. lie eneEg,t-
ic proprietor Of the Wa.la Naii. pnviag
PARK, Is slnwly recoveang f7c=a severe
sei-c OF sickness
, 1881-01-15

Webfoor o!lcures the cryiuS a:by- Mothers
attention / called t. the Nratoct oil in csSes
oil Group, spas-ns a. colic, that the little ones
are 81 nirct &. - eih
, 1881-01-15

Eri1ooric -Wi,hin shr,s t.me sloee
DR.. Corecran has had under has care CIV
horses afflicted with thIs scOu-Ee which came
un ier fora, ot typAoi pleamon l.
, 1881-01-15

A PAgrY. = 4 pleasant party was
given at the Exchange Hotel on Thnrsday
evening ami the dining hal, the scene "s the
festivities. was comfortably filed with the
vou,hs and ur.ie,.s Of the city Dancing
vas held up until All early i:onr IN he mora
n., when the company parted 10 SEEK 'hei'
v,r,ua,s coltcirs
, 1881-01-15
THE HAIL.

is one that the Odd Fellows ssH seii fee
proud of, ana nw. ireat deal to the Board
OF aTus:tcs who have 50 patiently devoted
eli their time i'll supervising t;,- building OF
the Temple, On leaving the hallway one
enters the rece,t!on ro"m, a we'll lighted,
airy and eommoaI-ss apartment, leaving
this one Is ushere,l INTO the aati-room, from
thence into the min hall, its dimensions be
ing 50x2Sl feet, and l6 fee: ceiling. The
hall is handsomely furnished IN black wal
net, the floor being covered with a beautiful
Brussels ea-,,.. The chandeliers and brac-
be; lamps were impor'ed directly from New
York and are model of neatness and beauty.
The Odd Fellows Of this city need never feel
ashamed OF thsir new Quartsr.s they are
not surpassed, not even equlled in the Ter
ritory or ia The State of Oregon.
, 1881-01-15

Ns,>s Brs,xEsS. the delinquent 'ix
Etha u en- ,lae-d IN the hands OF sAeila
Thomp-o,, al lac notifies all p'rs'.i'- VIC
are ir,rIw.rr. II the mater to step '''r~ ara
AMI se-.I... er..sv aroiiIu- ex r. crsts aiid
,.,.,.si Ter ri,i- t.as,,,c shirh * I, follow
, 1881-01-15

The FaEsHEr N Ua,rILLA.-Butter- AMI
Mckay creeks. on the Hsrpn-r stage roa'ls
are impossible; the stages Were foT',-' =; re-
turn. The brilge an MdKay creek. was
washc,l away y,st rd.y morning Wild
Horse was hisher We,lnesd,y ti.an ever he
fore. knoan. thr CT bcin: up even with
the bank Dry Creek Is high and raE'i'
completely washing away the Weston r'ad
l-ea. shuttin, nif rAyei IN this r"pl a to
scether: the STAGES hIying 20 take the npprr
rad. via Biue Naaht..in >tition- The wa
ter hs. avertl .wn the baskS, -c"iapisieiy
GOVERN. tie railrCai tracks, Rae stsiion
b-iug s',-r>.un lei hy SIX or c's't ihchcN 'i
water. The te,atiis river Is exceedingly
high, r.,yar;u. the break a'ers. which W. re
buI t to protect the bridge. ard tn road "1
tins p.int Is overluwrd tn the depth 81 three
or fonr feet. Where thr rIver rs>Ste thTeas
Pendl..on. il has washed the eauks copsd
erabl;:. The Wa'la Wa!ls rirer Is perfect
torrent. All tire steep Srairs ie,~e~n H'',
ton ,nd Weston have hcen sn bad y washed
,,u, that they are impa7~ab,e 10 teams a''t
The sta,,s have to mi nai and make tie h s,
N their MAY down the h::l sides.
, 1881-01-15

wehfoot OF IS sIge cure f1r Dyptheria OF
me Thrnlt.
, 1881-01-15

GRAND Lop;E or Nv SuurH WALES--
.in3.e GIic!,.rd, Depaty Grand As~ter OF
Nas.ns for Washin. ON Territ ~ has re-
e.,y.d hi. c.,mm,s-ioa from the t;rani Lodge
4 New Soa.h Wa.cS Australia, as Repre-
sentative Il .he or nj La,ire OF TINS Terri
try. In tins capacity he j, TO tshe re of
the ,,.,ers.sts AR, Nc far Of he ',ranl LAlr-
at uhich he is sach " ithy re. r'->ent r:ive.
, 1881-01-15

FoR STENCILS, 20 to S,rai;hts.