Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-11
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LOCAL LEADERS.
School Books at Pauly's.

-Larpest and best assortment OF
boot. and shoes at Sailing & Cos.
Mr.. Butcher, Of Centerville makes
a specially of collections.
A nice line of candies and nuts at
j. j. Banta & Co., Centeryille.
"A Lodge Of Coed Templars has
been organized in Centerville with
eleven charter members.
Go to Sailing & Co. for your cold
pressed castor and mineral oils.
-Revs. Oglesby and Burger of the
ME-. Church South are attending con-
ference at Albany.
School Stationery of all dis
criptions at Pauly's.
Quite number Of Westonians went
to Walla Walla con business" last Tues.
day; . few went to the circus.
Frank Manning matchmaker and
jeweler is at McHone's Hotel, Center.
willie.
EARLY in the week" quite party
went over to the Umatilla river on a
kind of fishing picnic, SO to speak.
Young men when you want mob.
by suit of clothes go to Sailing & Co.
Last week the Misses Josie and
Ella Miller were over in the Yakima
country, in which they have land claims.
"A new and elegant lot of writing
paper at Pauly's.
The Jewish New Year, 5646, began
yesterday. On Saturday, the 10Th inst,
the feast Of the Passover is cemmemor-
ated.
Judge Barker and attorney Butcher
ot Ceuterviile, were over Monday on
legal business. The LEADER acknowl-
edges a pleasant call.
1T you have the money handy don't
be afraid that you will offend by paying
the LEADER what you owe. We need
anoney ip our business.
Bird seed of the freshest and clean
est kind, at l5c., at Pauly's.
H. D. Marshall will remove his
crew and outfit to Adams tomorrow
and begin work on Reese s. Kedman's
brick store Monday.
Watches cleaned $l.5O. Main
springs 81. Case springs 81. Clocks
taI hx,
Frank Manning, Centerville.
WIN. Lowndes, the Painter, now
has tor sale paints of all colors, ready
mixed, in any quantity. Farmers
make note OF this. Get good paint at
reasonable rates.
The long wished for rain made its
appearance on Wednesday morning
The changes it affected in the dust,
roads, parcheG vegetation, etc., wer
net unwelcome by any meaas.
Last Tuesday DIR. Williamson start
ed for Baltimore, to which place he goe
as one of the Oregon delegates to lh
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. .. o. +. H
will be absent about month.
On Monday last there were seen o
Main street at one time lawyers Hum
phrcy and Sharpstein from Pendleto
and lawyer Butcher of Centerville, an
it was poor day for lawyers, too.
A petition to the City Council wa
circulated last Monday, requesting tina
honorable body ia tax hotels and buard
ing houses. 1t received Il long list @
signatures.
The bridge over Pine creek 0
Franklin street, has collapsed and neee
the attentioa of the street cemmissione
A tean,ster passing that way on dar
night is likely to get into serious dit
Guilty.
Mr.. K. F. johnson brought sor
tobacco into town thus week which W
raised by ham on Wild Horse Mou
tain. Judges Of the weed declared
as good as ANY tobacco raised IN t
East. The leaves were 55 inches
length and 90 inches across. The sa
pie was sent to Walia Walla for exl
bition.
The School directors have had sol
needed repairs attended to OIL the scht
premises, aud verything is now in fir
class condition for the opening of scho
which takes place next MoRday, wi
Prof. J. NJ. Shields as Principal q
Miss Mary Miller and Ella Miller
assistants,
The young friends of Miss E
Proebstel gathered at her home
tuesday evening and enjoyed the
selves until a late hour in games a
other kinds of amu.ements. Miss Z
departed on Wednesday for Wa
"aIla, where she will spend the N
year in st. Pauls school.
Many bodily ills result froRn hal
"a' constipation, and fine constitut
may be broken and ruined by sim
neglect. There is no medicine eoua
aver ftlis to correct the evil, and
etore the organs to natural, healthy,
regular action.
Giant Strong Drink is exten,iv
advertised under false names. Bew
OF the Ogre thus disguised. If <;
put your trust in the vauquisher Of
diseases, DR.. Richmond's Samari
Nervine. Sl.5O at J. J. Banta & c
Centsrville.
-kassou Smith has sold his {
spring ranch, 800 acres decided aid
acres railroad, to Messrs. Jones