Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1893-02-24
oLoRosITIEs.

MrsJ. II. Hill was very sick the FIRST
OF the week but Is now improving, we
are glad TO state.
II. b. Hendricks has just been appoint
cd notagspublic for the State Of Oregon
by Governor Pennoyer.
A large Number Of warranty deeds,
mortgage and chattel mortgage blanks
at this office, for sale cheap.
John Cabler, Of Klamath county is the
proud owner Of sow that has become
mother OF a family Of kittens.
Our new butcher, NJ. O. Clarke and
family have rented the Barker house IN
Condor and IL moving in this week.
The latest b, yord In Condor now is
"Clark broke his cart OF course our
outside readers will understand this.
Brick Balding has purchased the spen-
Ger farm on Rock creek and will move
onto the new home with his family soon
Capt. Wilcox requests the members OF
II Go. to fall In at p. M, sharp, Sat-
evening, Feb. 25, for business and drill.
T.. A. May has large quantity Of as
1ne.cured ham meat as can bc found in
the country, for sale. Buy some before
1t is all gone.
Billy Mack is under the Doctors care
~<8giin this week. He seems TO be getting
weaker gradually, and 10 becoming very
much emaciated.
Bill ThurnagIe arrived home last week
from his visit 10 relatives in Kansas.
His sister came out with him TO keep
house for him awhile.
The Pennsylvania lcgislsture has pass
ed measure prohibiting the shootingof
any birds except on the wing. This will
be picnic for the birds with the aver
age sportsman.
From State School Superintendent
McElroy's annual report we learn there
are III, ,7s0 persons in the state between
the ages Of and 20 years, being an in
crease Of 5,69S over last year.
Miss Louella Maddox has been visit
ing her friend, Miss Kate Cireiner, on
Keys Flat the past week. We are glad
10 announce that Miss Greiner has about
recovered from her recent sick spell.
T. +. Barton came down from his home
at Ellensburg last week to look after his
sheep interests In this county. Tom has
bought property at Ellensburg and ex-
poets 10 make that bis permanent home.
A cyclorama Of Pixies Peak, to cost
I 40, 900, will be one Of Colorado's exhib-
- Is at the worlds fair The observer
Will stand on top Of the peak, and all
about him win be its famous scenic en-
virons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Downing have been
In Portland all week, selecting n spring
stock Of goods for their store. They
stopped of at The Dalles to visit their
daughter, Miss Daisy, who is attending
school at that place.
Some people take cold, some take a
little syrup In tbairs, and others take any
thing they can off. Mackey takes
pictures, and he doss 1t in the highest
style OF the art. If g3ou don't believe IL
90 down TO bis gallery and sec.
A poultry frm adyertises; "0ur hens
lay fresh eggs daily The announce
ment will probably prove a relief TO ths
thrifty housewife who has hitherto had
TO shake them, on her daily evening
gathering to see whether or not they
were stale.
AL Mcconnell Of Mayville was in towr
Thursday. He says the prospects fol
good crops in his section never looket
more encouraging than at present, anc
that larger acreage is sown than eyel
before. Everybody expects a prcsperoul
season this year.
Joe Trevett, who has been running
Johnny Maddock's sheep on the shares I
year or so, has turned them over agar
to Mr.. Maddox, who will probably at
tend TO them himself for awhile. John
nv is careful sheepman and has mad'
success at the business.
See the change In the harness shopad
Mr.. Earhart, the new partner, is
steady, industrious young man, an'
he and Gene will make strong team to
gether. BY careful management am
courteous treatment to customers, Gen
has worked up large business. w
wish the new firm success,
There is no danger OF hoop skirts com
ing into vogue again. The press is
unit in the matter, and s already carl
caturing 1t in great shape. Any womai
u,.gho should be so senseless as to wea
Kbopskirts would soon find IL SO tropica
that she would rejoice when out OF them
.-Timae- Mountaineer