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SHEEP-BREEDERS.
Annual Meeting OF the Northcrn Illinois
A.socIMtton OF lsine-SSnul Growers.

I 4AHNNN4 A1ECelIle 02 4akE 4tuEkHEfN 1A4kHOkN
| Association Of Flne-SS1ul Growers.
Special Correspondence Of T;te Chtenqo Tribune.
EL0lS, ILL.,, JNl. 1..-Tl.o third animal
meeting OF the Northern Illinois Ftne- Wool
ShceI-brccders' Association WIS held III this
city tu-tlNy. 'fllefe was Il lntgt attendance
Of scep.f'rcetnrs,-nu prominent atnons
WHOM, wcra Daniel nrl Z. j.. Kelley, Of
Wtieaton; George Z. Peck and 4. S. Peck
ut tlcneya; u. ". Hunt, Of Greenwood; !;
W. .VantcrcGok mud J. Manning, OF Cherry
Wiley; Thomas A1cD. 1tEclnrtls, Of WOutl-
stock; Il. Lawson and j. llnrsl,, Of Hing
wood; l.. 7. Smith, Of Cary; y. 7. Colby, of
Mcllenry; j. C. George, Ut Harvard; Fretl
knlllty, Of Rlchmontl; alld q. i. Sears, OF
Carbon Pra.rie,
Daniel Kelley. President Of tic Assoeia-
tloi,. presided. n
After tho reading Of tho minutes Secretary
Valnlerc0ol1 read Il lengthy report, showing
tl,at tic Association has ste#ttlly Increased In
| membership sl,icv Its organization two years
ago. Tho past year hus bpen prosperous
one for tho sslcelsbreeders. All hive el,-
1oyed n liberal tradc, with fair prices. Tle
fltcn Is gcneral TINT sIIcel-rnising can
only be profitable In tho Fur West,
where ,, lantt y but nomInally yaltia-
lake. Although this l'e1l has cattsetl Il great
Ia.s,,loi ,,r. H. III saeep iroa tne Eas, M thn West
,a, @ ~ ~ ",,n sa r." t,, ss's' ~ is III y os"
nr. liz huiisru tharo III ~, ~, 'i..',!. ~ a ~
~. i,,s1',. Ei,Iv.. .as Ms III ~ unMeva u.
'. 1 n.a'na9 H.. @ ueS ",.sMo"E; NV, te! SG.s
u,ntns' st..' s,.t1, s,d9 G". tg - u'o u!e!
~ nr 'nctt..r ,hnn H. 'i,,a ef"'. eHu.
.i1htlu s,.,,ntr T. c,i"H ,ns, ,.u.n aua'
=, n'n ,.is - @ nS.au ,TIMis Th.Gis ~ paults~
Atn IiuI!apeI ~ shtttp, MA!u M y ,n n1RS sn *
ccets my other by oyer 0,WN. \! sleep
LUZ 1s Argsn!tse ;n! spapco n III aS ~ 739 ,'rs
luau NuS1'a Ias ,4e,9U,o0o 70 1l.VGuo0o
possessed by 49, IT llns bgei! considered tint
'or i!e n 1IegeeS oo9'r 9t ,as,sala ,h sl,ssp %er
er @ sMylaf fs, f tm t nny nallets' II
!ion.' sydney, n; :. ", Amgr!csln aleep
%Gto itH !outla " " ; SxGgl; aill Already extensive
sillnI'%Hitls % 1f Mer!,t's a1nl Gtiler llne.w4olef
stock have been tliade 10 TINT country. This
hurts s new Urn til Anericni. slleult-bree.l-
tttE, Our resources arr nlniost without limit.
Thu wltnle West N one vast tlull fur the
shepherd; ahtl, WhtEe ono sheep now feeds,
twenty tnDre lnEKllt rOAni,
Tie rrcasuler's report slowad n balance
Oh 1tahu. , :. ..-...,.,,
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A PREACHMENT.

f0F 1M ENltslg0 TF1hNNk.
Ono tGndar sul1le IL N1rth III, hundred tears
Dne plying word Will hnllOw bttur ycura;
Sweetheart, tho world IL dark with 8Iu uuJ 8or-
rJW-
Quo ray Of sunshine hlots out days 0e rniIa-.
nie touch Of sym1'athy will u sa,4l ls.m pa[n;
lNK-
Thcro Ii no timn for id!ennss nnd a!coplug.
One EIanco at love will cancel countless i1atcs-
Que Trusting heAst IL wnFth nii l,tlnurul "tnles':
Sweetheart. yuur lovely oyrs ,Stsu sIatte for
HallinV-
Thesa l!stlu rose-lcaf hands for sweet bcguiltnp.
Dne uatro,ls star will Tighten loaRlles of gluoul-
tl,Iu 5taxtunt tuwer will xorlty il toIuh:
Sweet lNArt, thoru II III tlnu for trArx anl wntI-
lug
wo'!l sInio alway, md help on Footsteps fu,iiug.
FANNY uitIsCptl.
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hozs. Lots wstsiilns 1so t. 100 ott,,.;s. t;sst at
tn II months old. aru III steady resl,!cst. All
counties III tho StatU report I'LL Improvement
tic year was T. ,4u5 ,a,,-nn Increase of l4l,977
0ynr 1870. AS none under y months old nre
assessed, It Is sAto to cstl,Iiats thai tho entire
nuiMber of hogs ltl t1ip Stute Is nnt less tllnn
States WILL produce snoro hogs for tic tnnr-
ket OF 1871 thnn fur fny'preylouH yuar-thts
calculation being 0nscd q. tho lncreasn Ut
population ana onenl1g OF llew farlns. Tile
lretary recommends a gencral distribution Ut
the report Of tho Department OF Agriculture
gu tiia sw!ne.pIngua by tie Stntu Legislature
foE ci, tho honeilt Of the farmers 1f lown.
the spasoll Of lS1u-'6o was us, ,0s5,-u,, ln-
CREASE OF $3.50 over the previous year.
glIEEp.
The number Of sheep In the Slate is GEI-
Siu~nI 8ra ltlcrsase Of lo.0l9 oy.r ls79. rlieao
Every Ia farsr IL ths stalo
i faFuofs Dc ' ill., ill., sss tey Wit VIII tia ''a thc
iieeS9 a,1' nt nett sonErS . ot ncoms not 10 b.
yances, until tho tl0ck Will bO Increased to d
iargcly fcinuGeratfyu tluRyue, that tile Stato
@ hsso's w. wlnt u ought
was Increased III 1850 to lss, iii ,0G0 bounds.
valued ut ss 7o0. .oo0. or uioro tllan iialf th.E
consumed.
lIoItSEg,
Grent attention Is GeinE gtyen In the State
ut large to improved breeds of horses fpr
farnI'w0rk, anil tllo yond. Surplus Iowa
horses al'Ml good !nnrkst East ind South;
o.. tho West take !arge supply. Ti,e Muln.
ler of horses asscssetl for 1850 Is U0l 8QS, al,
increase over, l67v Of 18,p07: value 33Q, NO.
AU: Estimated total Number, l.QA7, ,7d7; value,
SDl, 8Gt. ,4Al
Ot mules there aro Il, III; value, 81, Is, $50.
THE T0TAL VALUE
OF the farm products Of the State, except the
dairy, wAs us foliows;, e.,
Cattle ....+..,...-.....t....u..t !5l6oQ
HoAa.ss s.r-ss.ssssssttss*.ss.sP.ft tssssss& 4AgMMg
oneeps.ssssts ktWNtQN
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MATRIMONIAL,

Special corfftpo,aeHte u The Ghtracn Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. tllt., Jun. l3.--A social event
OF considerable Interest to our Hebrew ritl-
ze,'s WAS ule marriage last nl.lt Jy Tho 1sey.
J.. Freuden,hal OF Miss Amelia llirsl,, ut
this city, 10 Mr. Barney SchoentleId, of
1lockport. Ind. Tho britls IL ul,v 0f the mast
accomplished Hebrew ladies'; willis tho
groom Is Il wealthy and prosperous busl;,csv-
lna,l Ut RocEport. Tho presents were very
numerous. consisting In larEu part Ot yult1ti.
1sa silverwafc,, l.lr1nr.scts, ete,. MD Sil0
from tug RrnDi!s parents. Vllc l,uppy couple
started fur ltucki,ort this morning.
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had found tia business uphill work until
tue past two years, atld tile present prosperi-
ty he attributed wholly 10 tho existing tariff.
III ls's3 the tariff Ind heen manipulated, SO
1't 1Svery t wote martaetrs1 @ at,I won
proved nlnst advantageous.
~ uisclIsAEntl Vt various topics closed tho
meeting, ufd the Association adjourned.
, 1881-01-15
Plan Submitted by John W. Winner.
OF Indiana.
SCARLET FEVER.


HpfetaI DIlpaeth to 1Re Ehitapo Tribune.
SnEnoyoAH, Wis, JIM. 14.-The scarlet
fever llas broken out III this city, alul, unless
grcat curc Is taIte,l, Will spread rapidly. At
this writing thrce children IN ono faulty, In
tho Third Wartl, lle 4ent: and the antllori-
tes '!aye, discovered . family, III the Secnrd
Ward, where six children Woru sick Of the
stii Hnburoi, n,%l Two Two ,nors % WIZ. iii i'll TX. y
pccted tn llyu through tho day. The family
Werv suffering frntn tho nlt?st oxtrun,u p0y-
q ty mud Ignorance combined,
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bUI4U III URUuQ IaIS.
1tend "FALSE AND TRUE.s
TO THE PUBLIC,

There can be no better Kuaruntp, OF the vaft,a
ef ur. Railways old established Il. IL X, peuls-
dies thall ttg bass und worthless imitalons ne
fhbn. ~ there Aru FAlso ltusolyeutx, uclisfk
that tho uains h4dwaY" v q. what 1o1 III. u
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Our t0tAl exports for these two periods
wcr9 nS follows:


lesV..... .-.....-.................. G!M. .BEst3l
There Is gain of s1ol. .:a.. .0tk,. ngs.inst III,
certainly mt Il comfortable s!,nwlng, n.iu H.
iscates ti!at tho balHhre Of trade Is not to t
11i Onr favor lung, Mt least unless something
should be done 10 tlecrease ullr Imports a1pl
our fnvOr for thu tel months Ut 1850 is Spl,-
533 Aud this Is made llp frnn llie s1lils
III Our expectations Ut wheat, corn, etiitu,l,
a'nl PROVISIONS. On our manufactured prod.
uets WD lnilke Il loss. HIN,
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ST HELEN's HALL ALUMNI Last
Tuesday afternoon, twenty-five past
graduates OF st Helen's Hall met in
the parlors of that institution of learn
at Portland. and took preliminary steps
towards forming an alumni association
The organization will be completed in
a few days The business meeting
over, short services were held in the
chapel. after which the ladies revived
school memories over the tea table.
Following are the namss OF graduates
Of the Hall: Mrs Jos Batcheldar, Mrs
Butter field. Mrs DIR u G Strong. Mrs
III G Taylor. Mrs Harry Miller. Mrs
II r Hall. Mrs s Adaif. Mrs VIM X
Price. Mrs Geo r Cartwright, Mrs w
J BURNS. Mrs Judge ] b Waldo. Mrs T
N Strong. Mrs Col Dudley Evans. and
Misses Mary H Couch. Mary Taylor.
Laura p Adair. Anna A A. Breck. Kate
s Holman. Sophis Holman. Valicia
Brown, Annie q DeLin. Alice s Hig-
gins. Carrie Capies. Jennie Caples.
Mary Emma Lewis. Mary + Stone,
Luells g Carson. Henrietta Il Failing.
Kate ID Story. Nellie A Wygant.L Ellen
A Stephens. Ella l. Woods. Ellen
Strong. Caroline Strong. Frances Z
burnside. Lizzie W Myrick. Clara G
Munson. Maria + Clopton. Margaret
Green, Elizabeth Irving. Ida X McKen-
ny. Clara Il Northrup, Mary A Shind-
ler, Susan Whally.
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The editor Of the Lsconner Mad, " ho
is very friendly TO Seattle. tins con-
clud-s q column aud half editorial in
bis last issue: These facts give Us IN
bounded faith that the suggestions Of
Commissioner French will. without an
necessary delay. be carried out by Mr..
Willard. aLd within the next eighteen
months the road will he constructed
over the Cascade mountains. connect
log with the Sound AZ Seattle Any
thing short of that point would dis
appoint the hopes of by far the most
valuable portion of country bordering
upon Puget Sound, which is not imme-
diately on, but directly tributary to the
great commercial highway. The coun-
try lying north Of the eastern extrem-
ity Of WILDLY Island, ell bor ieriug up
on navigsble waters. has an agricultu.
raj capacity much greater than the
whole of the famed Willamette valley.
together with iron mines, coal fields
aud an immense extent of the finest
timber forests upon the continent. Seat
tie i. the natural commercial centre of
ell this immense and rapidly increasing
trade. IL cannot be removed to Taco
ina, 25 miles off the regular route Of
trade, involving 80 miles Of extra and
unnecessary transportation. AMI Mr..
Willard will make 10 such sacrifice of
public interests and the interests Of the
road to promote the growth of merely
speculative town. He would as soon
stop his Columbia river road at Van
couver instead of extending it TO Port
land
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TRINITY PARISH SCHOOL.

This school for girls and little chill
dreR established IN April last. un Ter the
r.ctDrship Of Rev Geo II Watson, with
NJ IS Habersham as LADY Principal. has
now an average attendance of 30 pupils.
The present term closes on Friday.
July ist.
After vacation of two weeks, it is
proposed to reopen again on Monday,
July 18th. and to continue the follow.
ing term until the holidays.
An additional teacher will he en-
ployed If the number of pupils reaches
forty.
To secure a seat, early application
should be made to the Rector or Prin-
cipal.
Terms Of tuition per month: Prima-
~ department 81; Preparatory 50; Ac-
ademic 81. le4 2wd
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BOAT RAcE.-For SONS time past
two well known citizens have been
arranging for tria! Of their skill IS
oarsmen. They remembered how, dur
ing their boyhood days, they out .
stripped all their competitors. and
each. Of course. imagined bis skill aud
stroke superior 10 that of the other.
One Of these parties Is native of an
Epglish province. and will be desig-
mated thereby. The other points to
sunny France as his f.theriand. and in
the contest between them each felt that
a national Issue was at stake. Commo-
dore sparling vas selected rs judge
and Admiral Budlong % referee. Yes
to-day morning the parties appeared at
the bosthousa. aud each with an sir of
confidence Of success mounted bis she'll
The course was from the old coal dock
10 Yesler's wharf. The Canadian bal
anced bis frail white craft nicely and
pulled . steady stroke. His opponent
in the yellow boat pulled with more
nervous but confident stroke. At the
signal they both started; Canads phil
ing short and quick, and France tax
ing the Hanlan stroke. The boats kept
side by side tall off Maddocks's wharf,
when the long. steady strokes com
menced to tell. end the yellow boat led
the white by half o length. This posi-
ton was not changed Till the boats
were off the Windwsrd. when the Ca
madam oarsnan canght crab, lurched
his boat and almost fell overheard.
When he regaibed his seat be bad but
one oar--the other had gone adrift.
This accident practically settled the
rscs, and France was declared winner.
A handsome cup has been purchased.
and after being appropriately engraved
and inscribed will be formally present.
ed to the winner. This was hot only
an international race. bat was contest
between the yardstick and the law;
one Of the parties being q dry goods
merchant on Front street, and the
other n Commercial street attorney and
Spectator. TIE extreme modesty of
the parties precludes the publication OF
their names. but either John LeaIy.
Esq. or Geo Poncin can give them il
they choose. Another cni test over ~
shorter course. Is now being arranged
by the same men.
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dred dollars to Portland. One hundred
dollars of the sum was paper money
$50 in check and the balance in GOV
eminent bsbk notes. He took the pa
per money in one hand as be was ab put
to kepart 10 the express Office and step
ped back to the stove TO burn letter be
wanted destroyed. Ia opening the
stove with one hand he pa, the money
and the doomed letter together in the
other hand. That doomed the whole
bunch. The check can be replaced but
the greeubaeks are totally obli,era.sd.
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TRINITY PARisH.-Trinity Sunday.
During the improvements the chapel at
North Seattle is used in the morning
aud the parish school room IN the even
ing Sunday school 1T 10 o'clock.
Hours OF divine service, IL and l..
The Bishop Of Washington will e-open
the church next Sunday with spp,opri.
ate services.
The Rev Mr. Fair will officiste at
Newcastle today. both morning and
evening.
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SHOOTING GALLERY. - Mr. Charles
Myers has opened shooting gallery on
the Corner of Mill aud Second streets,
opposite the Occidental Hotel. where
he will keep target guns for :he use of
those DESTROYS OF trying their skill at
craftsmanship. He will also mapufac>
ture the celebrated hop beer. which is
pronounced temperance beverage. and
Is. besides being healthy. very pleas
ant drink in warm weather. Give him
a call III I'D If
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yIeno,,,. In,.,l,h,. Tr,.c,,ou

Guaranteed TO cure promptly and per-
nanently every ease of GonorrhsA.
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standing.if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssle by kellogg & An.
derson. Wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. W. T.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL


II you are suffering with . Cough. Gold, Asth
ma. Bronchitis. Hay Fever, Consumption, loss Of
vote, tickling In the throat, or any affection OF
the Threat or Lnngs. use DIR. Knees NEW DIscov-
KRY for Consumption. This is the great remedy
that In causing - much excitement by It's wonder
full cures. curing Thousands Of hopeless Over
one million bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
have been used within the last year aud have given
perfect satisfaction In every instance. We can
hsstiatingly say that this Is really the only
cure for throat and lang affections. and can cheer
fally recommend 10 TO all. Gall aud get trial
botsie free Of cost. OF = regular sire for 81. For
sale by keliogg h Andersen, Seattle. Hodge. Da-
Wis 4 Co. Portland. wholesale agents.
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The best salve in the world for Outs. Bruises.
Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tstier.
Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns and ell kinds
Of skin Eruptions. This sxlve il guaranteed 10
give pcrfecs satisfaction In every case. or money
refunded. Price SSc. per box. For sale by kellogg
sale Ageuts. Portland. d3l-ly
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NEW BuILpISa.-Housht on i Dem
ny are putting up . ba.liinx on Yes
ler's wharf. near the Cottage by the
Sea- to DO used by Messrs Smith &
Marsh rs boiler shop. The structure
will 10 well built. and 10 36x50 feet in
sixs
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Baptist CHURCH at IL
o'clock an. conducted by Mr. Freed.
Sunday school at lax o'clock. Young
peoples meeting at 6H pm. Preach
ing in the evening At TX o'clock by
Mrs A w Jones. All viii be vel.
come.
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Call at Schwabscher's for your hard
wsre-the cheapest place and largest
assni tment in town.
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Call at Schwabscher's for your geau.
inc Msrseilles toilet outfits at one dollar
and fifty cents each.
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Best LOT of Stoves. Ranges. Sc. north
of San Francisco. at McAleer 4 Cos.
Give them call.
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KEEP CooL.-In these cAlid lipoth-
ymoas days make no cauntation 10 sati-
ating your acrid sApidisy by the vaeuA-
ton OF . receptacle Of some cooling
beverage. You will get IL around the
corner. Of PLuxMER Bios ieT lw
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
needles so cents per dozen. at Clayton
Bros IL: If.
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Buy your gents furnishing goods.
bats. caps and cigars ct ]. A McPhse's
He keeps fiae stock. aud sells cheap.
Call and examine goods Next door TO
Schwahacher Bros 4 Co. q. Commercial
street, Seattle. w. Il. diff
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You can buy a splendid business suit
at Sch wabacher's for eight dollars.
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Call at Sehwabscher's for your sevel
hook kid gloves.
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Buy your latest styles of fancy goods
for almost nothing at Sch wabacher's
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Latest style polka dot ladies' bal-
brisgan hose for 40 cents at Schwa-
bacher's
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Buy your toweling at Schwabacher'
for eight cents yard
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II you want any kind of q sewing
machine cleaned or repaired send TO
Clayton Bros. lli:u.
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Schws bacher's 10 the place to get
your wbita vests at one dollar and fifty
cents each.
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RGCAldwcli. dentist Office in Sqaire's
Opera House. First class dentistry
work done ID reasonable rates. mStf
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Finest assortment of table linen.
ever offered in this market at Schwa-
bacher's.
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Scnwabacher' have the finest stock
Of dry goods and clio hing in the conn
try.
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Extra length misses balbriggan hose
at Schwabacher's for l2 Il cents.
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Don't feed your children impure can
dies when yon can get the pure stuff at
Piper's. If
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SrRASaK--How Bigelow's trade is
increasingly II must be because he
sells goods 30 eheaply. He has stili
another large invoice OF choice gro
ce-ies per steamer Idaho. ml7 u
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Fresh Graham -four always on hand
st tae Bluif MilIa ml3stf
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Get your table linen st Schwabach-
er's for thirty cents yard.
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Call at the Bluff Mills if you want q
barrel Of choice -four at $3.50.
m13.tf
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Four button Princess of Wales gloves
at Schwabacher's
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n M
ordnsr
subas tbsd .ofo
nhunanh arse charge hes o aIt
hsimportn tndsa re- "a
Capitals
j. Preside Home atusl Fir Inaraue Company
of uturaI
Of 10 CArptDe
j n LOT J Fetek 90 hossaeL qnrA
Farmer and
w .C0mmsd ona rorxar ding Merchant
n .sapersr udge, sAenn no oanty.C
Insnknc eAnd ReA aARent
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paid in Oregon and Washington Territory together with
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

A CoSGREGATIoN's GIFT TO ITS
PASTOR -Rey. DR.. Macintosh, one Of
the foreign delegates to tue recent Pres.
byteridn Council, WHO las accepted a
cali TO the Second Presbyterian Church
OF ihia is expected TO arrive at that
port to-day OF tomorrow, on the steam
ship Indiana. On the acceptance Of The
call, about month ago, committee OF
twenty members were appointed at a
meeting Of the congregation 10 select a
suitable residence Tor their new pastor,
and present it to bin on his arrival here.
This committee selected the dwelling
No. ISL Spruce street, aud at considera,
Ole expense fitted it up in a handsome
manner. 4 is the intention of the com
mis.er, soan AS The Indiana arrives At
81 g De aware Bfrakwater to proceed
| DOWN ID riyr. on the Government tug
with tile Custom r5use officers and
meet the vessel Or. Macintosh and his
family will then br transferred 10 the
| I1g and brought l. his city. Dr. Mac
Iu=os S salary has been been fixed al
! $4,000 per aunun.