Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

Butter is selling in many Of the
towns Of Oregon at ten cents il pound.
In Weston the old price OF twenty-five
cents is still paid.
-Remembar tine cheapest place to
buy your to'acco aud cigars is j. J.
Banta Il Co.'S. CantervilIe.
Parsons E.bert o: the VFalla Walla .
JougncL is IN the city.
On account Of the sickness of Miss
Mary Miller, ene ef the assistant teach /
ers in the public schopi, the opening OF
the school is POSTPONED until Monday. /.
September 10th.
Don't fail to call on j. J. Banta I: !
Co., and get their prices an Machine
Oils before you buy.
On Saturday, the I2th inst, the!
base ball boys expect to meet on the
grounds ct the north end of the city tG
RESUME practice. 1t will he decided
What action will lie taken regarding the
! challenge OF the Portland Stars. Prac-
tice to begin at :, O'Clock, p. M.
! The Rev. Il. c. OsIeshy will take
his departure ON Monday next to attend
the VI. T.. South Conference at Albany,
which commences on the 10Th inst.
Last Wednesday evering Il select
card party was held at the new resi-
dence OF John O. Moorehouse. lie has
now one Of the finest private residences
in the county, and is to be congratulated
on his success. A most pleasant even
ing was passed, and everybody weat
home more than satisfied.
Nice clean mixed bird seed, only
ljc per pound at j. j. Banta 4 Co. s,
Centerville.
No extra charge is made for sending
the LEADER 70 friends in the East.
The price is the same all over the country
: Two Dollars per year when paid in
advance.
Jewish holidays occurring on the
10th and 10Th Of this month, \. Dusen.
berry Il Go. wish to inform their Gus.
toners that their store will be closed Oh
those days,
j. S. White & Co. haze built al
= addition to their Agricultural Imple-
Il ment warehouse for the purpose Of stor-
: ing wagons, buggies, &c.
Rev. j. LeCornue, pastor of The
- Methodist Church at Centervlle, be
came entangled up in some manner last
&c Saturday with a harbed wire fence, ;
!. pair of oars and young colt, and broll'
l. his left arm below the elbow.
Frank Bonaford, living below Cen
d terville, was taken to Portland last Sat
T. urday by L. S. Marshal Morse ant
fired $40 for selling whislley to Indians
III Not having that amount of c!sh, Judg
"a Deadly ordered him confined in til
,r county jail at pendleton until the fin
was paid.
,p The many cows that roam til
,c streets OF Weston, subsisting Oh drie
re poplar leaves, breaking into garden
:. and damaging sidewalks, as well a
the calves that bawl all night and Iii
turb the sluubers OF the drowsy den
zeas, should be sUmmariiy suppressed
h. Wheat has still a downward te,
dency The price offered this week
IS cents. Very few sales are reporte
" farmers pre;errirg to store tEeic gra
w, and wait for rise in the market.
Ayers Aguc Cure is intended
act as an an.idote to malarial fever
and all diseases generated by mars
" swamp or slough. Science has broug
'N this remedy nigh to perfection. y
quinine, no arsenic, nor injurious dr.
Ivy enters into its composition. Chenli't It
res ard the healing art have combined
Aaf make it the curative triumph OF the Il
I"c we live in.
us The New Zealand Loan and NJ
camille Agency, at san Francisco, L
oks received from New Zealand some
eat ,,,o,,, Sood O,ts s,rnies of which n,
OIL be seen at the LEADER Office. Part
10 wishing to purchase oats for seed fr
this Agency should do SO before
NJ. middle Of October. For price, apply
the LEADER office. Orders RESPECTFULLY
ack licted.
Last Tuesday icing the first OF $
ing | tember, it was also the first cf the ol
TO season when the beasts OF the field
ck- the fowls of the air may nc bun
uld without the fear of an avengmg i
Ige The close scaSan for prairie chicke
as grouse aud pheaSauts expired ovt
pals month ago, now the hunter may
ext reese, ducks and squalls, or any OF
bird or animal that suits his fancy
are About one o'clock Tuesday nj
me. fire broke out ia i. d. Clemens bH
'een smith shop III Ceuter,'ilie, and consui
that building. Rounds aericult'
cinc store, Mr. Cannon's dwelling house
are Neil NIcEachern-s blacksmith 81
It is Mr.. Clemens lost his entire stock
tools. McEachern succeeded III get
,r., out the larger portion OF his tcois
.,.cr some plows and other things which :
=, =, in his shop for repair. Rounds
..s+ was very heavy, although he sd
: some of his agricultural impleme
Fortunately there WAS 4 strong W
'"'S blowing at the time from the L
any which undoubtedly saved a large
'u"> tion OF the town. The building o
. pied by McEachern was owned b,
W. Ellsworth, whose loss is about :
'ioh' Mr.. Rounds lost in agricultural in,