Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
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LOCAL LEADERS.
School Books at PauIy's.

"A. L. Sharpotelh, attorney at Law,
Pendletou.
Go to Sailing & Co. for your cold
pressed castor and mineral oils.
Mr.. C. b. ProebsteI took a spin to ,
Walla Wala the first Of the week. ,
"A nice line of candies and nuts at
j. j. Banta & Co., CentervilIe.
Two Of the burned buildings at
Adams has been rebuilt and are now
now occupied.
"A new and elegant lot of writing
paper at Pauly's.
"A. u, Jessup, once a typo in this
Office, has 4 sit" on the Lewiston
Teller.
Young men when you want mob. !
by suit OF clothes go TO Sailing &; Co.
Mark Levi, a former clerk for y. |
Dusenbery & Co., was i'll the city this
week.
School Stationery of all dis,
.criptions at Paulys.
- Largest and best assortment OF
boots and shoes at Sailing Il Co.'S.
MIR. L. NJ. pauly removed his stock
of goods this week to his new brick
store.
Mr.. ID. A. Richards, the pioneer
settler Of .Centervlle, was in Weston
this week OIL business.
Bird seed of the freshest and clean
est kind, at l5c., at Pauly's.
Enterprise Lodge No. 4G, |. O. G.
T., Milton has An average attendance
cf twenty-five. New members are be.
ing constantly added.
Mr.. Herman Sattler, OF Waila
Walla, will soon begin the publication
Of u newspaper at Centerville, to DC
known as the CcnterruliaH.
Ben Borroughs has purchased Mr..
Readings half interest in the Pendleton
Tribune, and is now sole proprietor.
The price paid was $780,
Sack needles OF the best quality at
+. M. Paulys.
There is probably nothing in the
rumor that j. Il. Purdy and T. A.
Crump will hereafter vote the Republi-
can ticket.
Frank Manning matchmaker and
jcwcer is at McEIone's Hotel, Center.
Vile.
-Messrs. Kllgore and Brown with
their 3S inch thresher have averaged
throughout the season 752 bushels pei
day.
Those nicely painted signs OF
Pauly's new store that are exciting thC
admiration of all who see them, are
the work OF Mr.. Wm. Lowndes, Yves
tons painter.
Watches cleaned $3.50. Mail
springs 81. Case springs 81. Clock
cleaned 81. All work warranted b.
Frank Manning, Ccntervillc.
Bears are numerous in the noun
tains. Several have been killed on tn
Umatilla and one was killed on Viii
Horse, just Above Kings place.
MIR. A. p. Sharpstein, one of Per
,dleton's most popular attorneys, was i
the city this week, and made th
LEADER pleasant visit.
Parties travelling over the count
roads complain that our thoroughiar'
are cut up great deal worse this ye;
than Oh previous seasons. Perhaps Il
reason is that more wheat is beit
hauled.
The extra train put on a few weel
ago by the O, Il. x n. to carry whe
out Of the couHtry, has been taken o
Farmers and merchants refusing
ship" being the cause give.
bishop II. X. Hargrovc, OF the
J.. Church South. Will preach i'll t
u. Il. Church next Sunday at II ocla
a. IN, aud 7:3O p. m.
1T is said that many weil-arpearI
immigrants stop off at Wal!ula,
which place they have purchased tic
cts under the impression that it won
be Il good point from which to jud
the country, but that the forsaken ;
pcct OF the surroundings SO app;
some of them that they take the lie
tram for home.
Members of the A. o. L W. 6
exceedingly healthy about this tim
No assessments for deaths have be
levied in the last two months.
Prairie chickens and grouse bel
scarce this season, our sPortsmen {
going in for larger game. Bear meat
now what they are after.
WHO can beat this? J. \. Dov
ing with his 81 inch cylinder thrc>
turned out l.. 1876 bushels Of wheat
nine and one half days. The hiss
days work was 1862 bushels. Next
Mr.. Henry Pinaerton left at t
once the outcome ei Ohc Htl oi Id
Rose potatoes. The yield was q
and the potatoes OF the finest kind.
tried them.
-Mcssrs. Jones Bros. Of Uni
spns of our Recorder Jones, were in
city this week The LEADER ackno
edges pleasant visit. Messrs. Jo
Bros. are merchants OF Union and |
prietors of that excellent paper
Scout.
Mr. George Beckwith, who wa
the employ of Proebstel Bros. s'
three years ago has returned to Wes