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THE KEW . NQRTIIWEST, THURSDAY OOTOBKIV-14, 18S0.
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PORTLAND. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER Hr im.
LOCAL EPITOME.
Semi
The appearance of the streets la much Improved
fcy the removal of the swinging signs.
In Tortlantl there is much opiMwltiorr to, the
jMuutage by the Legislature of amendments to the
flty' charter.
OwinK to the superior flt)Ilv and excellence of
-work,-Abcll,Btau4la prcfmint'iit a a photographer.
. dive him a call. r . ' - ' : '; . 1
.. . . Mr. Www. No. 64 Morrison street, has a full
supply of DemoreHt's reliable pattern.
- -stamp for-catalogue.. . ;
'V Win. Johnson lias -pleaded guilty tathree ludet
ments forjareeny ana been sentenced to the Jni
tentiary TorVlx years. -' ;
president Hayes and party, now on Puget Sound,
t are pleaded with the country and. ttie! people of
1 Wasliingtou Territory. i - , ;
plunder's. Oregon Klood PHrifler Is the great
...conqueror- of.. billousnt-HS .and liver, complaint,'
Relief certain In every cane. . .;' '
Tho State Sunday School Convention Is In ses
sion In the Firwt Presbyterian Ciidrch, corner
Third and Washington streets, r . -
r Hon. Geo. II. Williams did not speak in this
city last Saturday night, poHtnonlnjr his address
till after the close of the Mechanics' Fair. -:-
Suear-coated Pon-coirn flarire doll with everr
gross), wholesale and retail, at Post Office Candy
Store, In new building opposite the post office.
The Republicans of this city will have a grand
torchlight prooession in this city on Saturday
- night. Theyliave hearu rrom Ohio and Indiana.
There is room for severalmope pupils In the In
; disn School at Forest Orove, and Captain Wilkin---
son will take a trip uj the Columbia to secure the
. -necessary number. . ,i ,
Broken candy is 20 cents, mixed candy 25 cents,
and fancy mixed 40 cents a pound, at the Pout Of
fice Candy Store, iifnew. building opposite the
postomoe. . . V .
ZGuy Itankin, whose daughter lost her1-life by
falling through the East Portland Fourth-street
" bridge, has commenced suit to recover foOOO dam
ages from the city. "" ,
Articles of Incorporation of the Portland Trans
fer Company have been Med in the County Clerk's
office by James- Casey, Theotiore OldendortT and
'Mrs. Catherine Norton. 1 ' .
The third of the series of socials of the present
season was given by, George WrIglrHoftt,-No. 1,
G. A. It., last night in Masonic Haiti and was as
r - " enjoyable as its predecessors. . .. , . ' - ... -
Ex-Governor Gibbs and Colonel Hawkins ad-
IrcwnttfaerttaTflcW and Artrrar-t?i
night, ami both were accorded much applause for
ihclT stlrring and patriotic remarks.
-A-iull' wtock nt rHutUrlek's-v4IebraUHt iMtttei
limt lxpn reectviMl at No. 64 MorriKQuIatri!
Any one sending a stamp will receive a catalogue.
Particular attention given to stamping. .,.''
Attention is called to' the card of Mrs. A. J.
Drazell, of No. 131 Third street, who has a system
of cutting that enables-her to fashion any style .or
shape of ladies'" children's or gentlemen's gar
ments. . - ; .- -"..
i v GENERAL NEWS.
Last Saturday was the ninth anniversary of 'the
unicago nre, ..
Georgia's Democratic majority is about as great
as Aiaoama-s. , ,
J. M. Stewart, postmaster of the House of Rep-
reseniaiives, is deaa. .
The Protestant Episcopal General Convention
is in session in riew lork. . " , - -
General Grant has InH'n re-eleeted Commander-
in-Chief of the Hoys Jn Blue, t .
The Catlkollc immigration to Minnesota from
Ireland and Belgium is large. - ,
-On Saturday' evening next, tliesoclal season in
East Portland will be inaugurated with a compli
mentary nan at eppnen's iinuov iToressor
Henry, whose dancing academy last Winter was
so popular. - ; . , T
The strictest attention Is given to country or
ders nt the Post Ofllce Candy Store, in the new
, building, eorner J-'ifth and MorrlfipnWtreets, where
. there is the largest and finest variety of candies in
- Portland. Tlu? proprietor asks a trial. . . ..
-Last Frily nightt ume contemptible thief n-teKHl-tla-C;Hgri'gatioit-hurch-iii-HolIalHv'
Addition to Eust Portland and Carried ofl'the aisle
caqn'tlngH, which the ladies had purchased with
the proceeds of entertainments given last Winter.
. Chaplain . Stubbs . of the Prtland; Seamen's
.iFrlend SiK-lety has rendertn) his quarterly reiort,
! showing the good results accomplished by v the
rJJethot'worlniuriHg the-past three nionths, ami
citing the fairly properousoondition of the society.
. Messrs. A. Hackett and N. Finch have, petl
. Honed the County 'Commissioners for a licence oj-
run a rerry rrom Annua to a point on me west
-side of-4l rlver-Wm. Carroll. remonstrates, as
he has a license for a row-Uwit, with the right to
- run a steam ferry when the business' will 'Justify
; the expenditure. 's..r-.- r-:-.--,-.
Messrs. Ix'wls A Strauss, of the White. House,
No. 123 First street, have received-their stock of
Fall millinery gontK Confident of their ability
to please all customers, they only, ask the at
tention to their stock of parties Intending to pur
chase, being satisfied that if their goods are
. examined they will be bought.
Everybody visitlnir1 Portlatid-during-tlfe-Me-
chatties' Faiaought to call In at Davidson's gnl
'lery and examine his display xf pltoto work. He
still maintains low prices and enjoys a larger
trade than ever befnv. His new operator, Mr. J,
C. Williams, Just from San Francisco, is. one of
the Wst.that has ever been behind theeamera in
Portland. - : . , ' -
J. W. Bailey, No. 47 Yamhill street, Wtwcen
Second and Third, curries a large stock of staple
and fancy groceries. He also does a commission
business in fruits and groceries, and buys all kinds
-of-produce Goods are dellveml iree to all- pa
trons in the city, and orders, from a distance re
ceive prompt attention. His prices are low, and
us goods nrst-c lass. .
The Scotch railway company having claimed
gonlan has taken thetrouble to'took up the rec
ords, and finds that the City of Portland not only .
. .hold a title La. fee sim pie. lo the. prpiertyJrom
Stephen Coffin and wife and C M. Carter and
wife, for which $2,500 was paid, but aho a like
title from the Oregon Central Rattrond tVmnnnyK
: rniro-irwCTireu to nun any cnum iatueevee
mat mtgnt be made iy that railroad company.
The, New York llenttd calls for President Hayes
to "return to his post of duty.,"" -
Some $30,008 worth of whisky has leen; seizes
oy revenue omcers in iennesme.. ,
.c The demand for silver dollars at present Is altout
eiual to the supply rrom thetmius.
"- Chicago's Itcautiful west side theater the Acad
emy or music, was gutted iy nre on Tuesday..
"Yhe railroad business of the wuntry during last
month was 22 per cent greater than in September
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An accident on . the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St, Paul Railway, on Monday, caused the death
and wounding oi fourteen men.
Freeman, .who killed his child at Poeasset In
the belief that God would restore her to him, has
escaped from the Insane asylum.
J Under the "auspices of the Masons, the corner
stone ror the Egyptian oieiisk was laid in ten
irai i btk, qw .iora, on me vui uisiaui.
- Census - Superintendent Walker declares the
South Carolina census of 1870 was grossly defect
ire, but that or the present year is substantially.
correct.. -
Tlie widow of the late W. C. Ralston, of San
Francisco, charges Senator Miaron with fraud In
settling her huslmmi's estate, and Is suing for an
accounting; - . -'.
"Desert e1, or a Saint's -Affliction," a new opera
was produced at I laverly's ' Fourteenth-street
Theater, New York, on-MondayTitght7aud proved
a decided success. -
Over 700 head of cattle were burned to death- In
sheds iiear Sterling, Ills., on the 9th. The moan
"ihg and bellowing of the poor brutes was frlghtfu
beyond description.
' During the Mormon Semi-annual Conference
last week, Geo.' Q. Cannon, himself a Delegate to
Congress, defied "hell and the Government to
abolish Mormonlsm.V . .
A collision on the Indlanaimlls aiul St. Louis
Rallroail at Nokomis. III., on the 11th. resulted in
the burning of several cars and the injury of sev-
erai iwninnti: imt none rutullv. '
It is discovered that a subsidy or o,uuu ner
rear for the racinc Mall sti'amship Company has
tHggwtitrmtgh-v'ongri-ss under cover wj
proviso lit the post onice- appropriation bin:
The Bureau of Engraving aiuf Printin wil
hereafter -nrlnt the Internal revenue- adhesive
jttamiwthe iwork hvinKjbciUJLjaktnwyjRmii
Saturday night, at Twentieth street, Pittsburg,
an excursion train from a Democrat Icmeeting
collided with a freight trainband twenty-one per
sons were killed. Many others were hurl so
badly that they will die. - r-
-" Hancock, when asked if lie was offered the
command oT the Army of the Potomac beforeTlf
was srlveiLla Grant, replied that he Mas detained
one-month- In-WashlngtonlwlthUliat obJect in
W lew iruii aa iivt n can v a as t uuu sav 7,
cept it." -T--"7z&-f-. ' , rr
Tlie outturn'of American-whwat'this year is es
timated at 4V,l!Kl,(XX) bushels by Bradstmt's
Journal of trade, Oregon and California being
credited with 3M,otWMin. ' The surtlus for export
is placed at 184,000,000 bushels, (.'alifornla and Ur
cgon fu rnlshlng gHtooo,ooo.
- FOUEIGN NEWS.
It is now denied that a Panama canal syndicate
has tecn formed in lris.1 " :
General Ro'U has leeii proclaimed President of
the Afgentluej'onuHieratlon. ' ,
Irish landlords are asking the Government to
protect their lives and proiierty.
A great insurrection of Mohammedans in
Kajthgar against the Chinese is rcK)rteI.
Counties Gal way and Mayo, Ireland, have been
'declaml In 4 state of dlsturlance, requiring ad-4
ditional sllce." 7 . . .
Catholics of Ottawa have leen forbidden by the
priests to send their children to the model school
(preliminary to the normal, school) on pain of
deprivation or sacraments.
King Tliebau of Iturmah will make war-on the
British if Burmese sulieets are not indemnified
for losses occasioned' by Nyoungoke's expedition.
He has 10,000 tnsps on thW frontier, and the num
ber will be doubledJ.-..JS?-i .
Riots are , reported In Russia, owing to reduc
tions of wages. Industries are so paralyted that
proprietors can hanlljpay-Avages, and prices, of
foot are so. high that employes cannot stand re
ductions, and riots result. ; : . .
The Chileans have lHmbardcd the defenseless
Peruvian towns Cherillos and A neon. This was
done to avenge the blowing up of the, Covadonga
a. m f . a
iv I'eruvians. uneriuos is a lasnionauie watering
place, where foreign and native families had
sought refuge from an attack on Lima.
- The Sultan's flrmncsfTTn refusing to yield Dul
cljrno causes the iwwers no enI f annoyance.
They dislike to force compliance, ,btit have gone
ho fur with their warlike threats and nrenaration
tlon is like this : If he yields, Dulclgno is gone ;
if he is flrnif hrmajrave thrcityr hef Ir forced:
he will be in no worse poltIon than if he had
yielded. His only' chance of gali4 h to awalt.Ie.f Jiwaa
relopments. ? 1 jnay.Jbe'di'mentevia-some
Continental papers charge, but there is method in
his madness, The latest rumor is. that he will
. THE 0KE0O5 HID.tEI TKA..
' If your back aches,, or if you have any trouble
with your kidneys or urinary organs, don't buy
some nostrum that you know , nothing about,
made in some distant city to sell, but buy a rem
edy that has never been known to fail, made from
nerbs pnsiuced in uregon, and put up by a nrm
known all over the coast. Patronize home Indus-
yield.
Drasmaklng Catablishrnant, , ;.
No. UlTblrd atrMt, iwtwfen Wskklactoa and Alder.
I PROPRIETOR OF THE "1 X A NEW BVOTFM Or
Caltlnf Lll' and C'blliln-n'a Hultn; la fart.lt will cut
every ptcla uf garment, t all and ae lu AsenU waated.
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BUSINESS WOMEN OF PORTLAND.
7fjUe Xuliem trill be insrrtrd in this DirrHory (trith on
topy paprr rrpularlf drlhvmlj fur 50 rrnU per month. TV
InttiM mmtiomett an eommemttd to the mtlm tf the Xrw
XorthweU$ reliable alwin1hy,ttf p,itromiie,6mt rvery re
iptmHblt buaimet womm in IMrUand should be named im ihit
tutttntn,- . '
MRH.URADUX,
Ilutton-bule Maker, No. 16.1' Third
HIMMONM, Dlearbf r' an4 irvNiter, No. 82 Main
4 ATKI Nm 1 niwinakeni,. No. 1
Milliner, No,
Hoohik, northriiNt
MRK.
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MlHSKS THAYER
Third ulreeU
M1W. A. H WEHTLWholw.ale and
it m lUinliiKiuD aireet.
-MR). W1LIJH, EloKsntlr arnlHhMl
earner Fifth and Hi ark Htrcta.
MRS. M. HARMXO, Kimc.r Umx1iT and Notion, Fifth
p(reH,0Mwltethel,oat Offlw. ,
MRS. J. r. PARUHH, M. !., (Iat of New Vork),rhyl
elun aud Murgeon. ime Flmt ntret. ... ' .
MRS. SI. J. ENsUJN, No. 2 VlM tret, n-r,Mln,rU
ami baatea aulta fop tL IVarl i'orn Powder fnrjlev
MRM.M. J.ritlTM P, lHwlHkor and Ts-lior of Mi-Clare'a
MiH-lianleal MhIumI of flitting, Room t, 167 Flmt trHt.
MRS. A.J. BRAZEI.I.A Ct).,l)rcinnkr,l:UThlril at.ent
all klnda of patterna by a nw uielhoHNatlHfwilon aaminl.
ANNIE MATTSON, Mllllnorv and Fancy Oo.la, Htanip
!;, Httlr work, apd IHuiicnOc iSttterna, No. IW Mtrrlon at-
BIKINENN HEX.
IR. A MRS. Itr.su; PhotOKrapliera, at the Oull'rJ llo
alte th MMit offleej . , ' v
J. C. H'CKEU Proprii tor--oIumbla HoMpCn!, No. art!
HxH'ond atrret, corner of Mad Imoii.
MR. A MRS. WHITTI.E. AVl-alUe Chop Houe and 1U-
. A. PANOUEI'EOER, Frem h laundry, No. 211 Third
airet, net ween Taylor ana Hal mnn.
BAYER 4 -WATCH, Owners for Orevon of the Nallvel
Iatent Chimney, the beat and anfeat No. Q Meond atroet.
OREGON BliOOD PURIFIER.
My atomaoh la dreadfully weak and my
dlfeatlv organs all 11 weaker. Htrengtben
them by truing Waa. rfauaders Orfm
BlMd rwrlBer,
I mi Unigglal aeeps II fur ra.
MWCELLANEOUH ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW THIS WEEK.
NOTICE TO MILLINERS
WE HAVE OPENED QVll
HtranirrM will flnil every inducement offered them tri
iiihkc ineir purcnaaca at our store.
' I Mall oiMcm promptly and Intelligently filled. I i I
J iagBBflgtBHaaaaaasaiBSaVBaaBBaSBBlB
MILLINERY GOODS I iisi.iiios..ptLi-.i
Direct from tho Manufacturers. - - A , ' ' : .". A t-
I fl M I1 1 fit trm . . m' lm A nmA.MM t
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: : ' ; , ; Iirtland. .' Han Franclaco. J -
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Persons Visiting this City are 8pe
cially Invited to ExamlneOur
ZZZT Stock Decora Purchasing.
LEWIS & STRAUSS,
. Ho. 123 Firrt Street
IN ADDITION to our largo stock of
X Lamps, Chandeliors , Olio, Unbroak
. obloChlmnoysVCrockory, Close and.
. -PJatod Waro,wehavoboon appoint
od 80I0 Agents for tho Tubular
8 1 root, Hotel and Outside Lamp,
which lo warranted to burn without
a chimney In the fiercest gale.
8ampleo on exhibition.
Received, m full oupply of Fancy"
and Ordinary Flower Pots, Vasei,
and Cardan Ornaments, at very -low
prices.
ISO First Street.
The EDISON LIGHT OIL Still Ahead.
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T O R T H LADI Z S .
MB. AND MUH. . A. WIL1IAMK.
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From Hie Eaat,
HAVE fXJME TO 1-ORTLAND fOR THE PIIRT
of offering to the pcopl a au potior aMortincnt of .
IIAIll. GOODH.
They can be found at No. ill ttccond atreet.and will be
pleaae! to receive calls from tboae wiahln anrthlns In
their line.
I jMllea having Comblnn or Cut Hair can ret It mads un
n-flrat-claaa aty le.
alretl and
Tornm llcuMonublc.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
4 Mmtm,
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Steam Dyeing and Cleaning" Works v
YE AND CLEAN A 1.1 KJNIM OF aiUC, WOOLEW
M r -ii iwr, whvtt im itni nrwrmiitarnitn
and French ayaUma. Kid Ulovea and Feathers cleaned and
lea fy a new proceaa. iiianketa and Furs cleaned nloalr.
J . 1 1 . . .t . L t 1 . W-
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y a new
ing and
elng OenU' Clothing a aneclaltr.
IV1XKAI1 CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1856.
OLDS & KINCI,
.RKALKKM 4N.i....
Dry and Furnishing GoodtJ
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.147 Third Street, Portland.
We make a apeclalty of
HOUSE FURNISHINQ QOODS,
And offer a very com plet assortment of
Blankets, Sheeting jQuilta, Marieillet Spreads,
. Comfortert, Towels, Kapkini, Table Lin-
- ens, Crathet, Curtains, Tidies,
" ' Materials for Lambrequins, . . .
Fnrnitore Corere, Ete. ,
-SHINDLER & CHADBOURNL
Frwsit mm riral Mta kIV Merrlaoa smhI TaMklll,
' - ItRTIVNI, OREOON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In ' 1
Furniture a n d Bedding: !
. ok EVERY DEMCRIPTION, a -
Carpetv Oil Cloths, Mirror, Wall Papers, Etc
OLDEST HOUSE IN THE FURNITURE TRADE,
Headquarters for Hrhool Desks Fine Furniture a Kpeclalty.
FACTORY, FOUR MhIf.H FROM EAHT PORTLAKIX
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OLDS & SUMMERS.
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Crockery and Glaooware !
A SPKCIA LTY OF LA MPS AND OILS I
A Complete Assortment of the Latest Styles of
Chandeliers. .
. . .. HOLE AOENTH FOR
John Maddech A Son's Fioyal Seml-Poroelaln,
The Beat In tha Market
fiW. CKI.EnitATED "HEIMV OII-Bl-iMT IN UHE-FOR
V saia oy us oniy.-iimers rrom tne country prompt!
filled. Hend and try HERO OH.
We are here to please. i
No. 18.1 First street, l-ortland, Or.
Hat Israel Ion a-naran
OI.IIH a HUMMKRM.
itiy
teed.
K. OLDKXIlORrr.
HFCB.SER.
OLDENDORFF
Heal Estate and
ll-X FlrHt Ht..
& HEUDFICR.
Honey Brokers.
oor. WiiMlilnixton.
HOUSE RENTS COLLECTED WITH rUNCTUALiTY.
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HOME INMCnNOVC.. New York-Asset
JTT riHENIXltiUUunJ, tiMileut-Ass
Agcnto of the "
NORTJI Gi:r.MAN -LLOYD STEAMSHIP CO.
Tickets laeucd to and from all parte of Europe r
We respectfully aakthapatronags of thapnbllo. selllm '
IMHUUTI BUIKJT riOV ASTIMA AX lALriTKIl
The Scottish Thistle Medicinal Fumes, -
.. (PATENTED DEa DP. M7B.I; ? ,
Will J be seat by mall on receipt of prlee-LOO Per Box.
:' C. IC WOODABD CO-BrwfffUU,
fry, and be cured at the same time. .
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