Dayton herald., February 21, 1896, Image 1

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DAYTON
W. OF THE W.
OLD HICKORY DAMP. NO.
Dayton, Orepea—Meet the aecoa
foertb Mondays >f every ami
Nichol's halL
They contemniate
" d 0”*
SPECIAL SAifl
putting Ea a
Mr* Spencer our MtorprWM
blacksmith, hag the foundation laid
for Ms blacksmith shop. Jnoob
sound of the saw and hammer iato
be heard early and late.
which produce eoovicUoc
¡.ardingtag Ibe tocevrary <
tino» for laun "Loveof tl
•*ote fer ito own Unke, «ad
MBS- CYNTHIA HADA
P*rty was given Mias Nina
copy
J** Beading notice« of local enter
tain meat* of any description, at which
an ndiulsHion 1» charged, or a eoliecUon
feu taken up. wiU be c ha rg ed for at the rate
er «vv erntaa tine to ailtaataaeea.
:
Dr
Leroy Lfwje, dentist,
er than these ; the ¡ntareoto of tnrtb
and honor; and he muet urwr for­
get, as Sir Afoxaoder Cockburn well
expreooed it, >at to tbe torti©A*
weapon kBWt aiwaye totbu ©wood
of tto soldier, and mww the deg-
established
Mc­
Minnville.
B+A
Butter 25 cents per roll.
Eggs 10 ceuts per dozen.
■ - —- *•
radice once a
>d church mu-
‘
Wheat selling ia Dayton at
54 cents per bushel.
Groceries cheap for cash at
Nichols A Gabriel's.
7^'
SdwM entertainment to-night at
Nichols’ ball.
Prof. Bauer, the pr^yon artist and
teacher iu poaoMtnsbip.Jo again in
Dayton.
Grant Walling has moved into
bis now house. - ;
Jack Kirkwood is selling off acre
tracts of his farm aL very low Ag-
urea.
lit. Davidson is digging up his
hop yard, and others are doing like-
»•*•. Let the good work' go on.
There is 264,000 people who fill
drunkards graves annually; Ibis is
only two fifth« as many as use in­
toxicating drink as a beverage.
MAm4 my brothers keeper?” Let
every one ask himself this question,
‘‘do I vote for crime or freedomF'
Prof, John f. Graf, Scientific
Opttician, of Portland has arranged
to oomo to Dayton on Monday,
JbtoqaryM- Wbifohare bo wUl4
fouftd at the Dayton Homi. He
will only remain fora few days, snd
thoos who wish Jo ooosult with him
about their ©you, should Improvs
tbs Mm©. • OOo© hours 10 to 12a.
m.; 2 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 ©vsnings.
He gives G. KreitiaDd John Mauts
ss I
I a
sad
s -----------------
putting in every moment of time ia Ibmm
this way. The amount of grain sown in peaamnnsbip, tew by bin gentlemanly skid la sent mplateseHjng the land
I las* fall was much less than the conduct and uafiagging interest la the in email trade.
Urgrage usually sown. The conse­ progress made by his pupils won our
Grandma Wrigbt, who foto tor
quence ia more spring wheat will be confidence and eetoem, now therefore,
78th year, has jast eonsptetad tor
A delegation of fl persona, pupils sown thia season than usual. There
Beeoived, That we tender to him our : 22d crasy pateBMork quilt, all off
and patrons of Dayton prairie is a grist demandfor spring wheat,' •inoere thank« for the aid received and which have been made by tor ia Ito
school, attended the local teachers’ and it is now selling at 75 cents per interest maaifeeted. and assure him that 11
J bushel.
*
institute at Carlton last Saturday.
The populist convention which
Messrs. Chandler Warner and
mot in McMinnville last Satur­
eon Chandler A., who wont to Lents
day elected the following named eotnmend him to any community in which
a suburb of Portland a short time
A. C. Miller, of Ktngo VaHew. wae
delegates to the populist state hie lot may be cast, and would hereby
in
Corvallis, rays tto Gs«Ue, an
extend
to
him
a
cordial
invitation
to
visit
convention, which meets at Sa­
lem. March 26th: Atlarge;G. W.J our city agnia professionally, at aay fa. business, before the county court
Mr. Miller io a otnmg advocate of
Olds; E. J. Wood, B. B. Branson,
good roads and fo net favorably fos-
B. L. Harrte.
presaed with the .Oregon road laws
I Irate just received a foil line H. Bailey, M. E. Johnson, John V. A. Hnmpbrey, Harry N. Fuson,
He made the statement that eno
Cario« C. Call,
of Seeds in bulk, which I will Gill, Wm. Gilson, Walter Hem- Minnie Eiall
Loctmia F. DeForde, cent on each bushel of wheat rafaed
sell at Portland prices.
In order , hroo, W. R. Kirkwood, B. M. B. A.'Atdennan,
in Kings Valley, far the pact ton
Booth,
R.
Murray.
Dolile
Jones,
Frank Jones,
to make this line of business Bl
years would have meted a fund
I
On
Tuesday
morning
a
telephone
success I must solicit your liberal
sufficient to build a Macadaauato
message was received by A. Hub-
patronage.
E xon .
Dali* Baxter,
M.GrseeBaruboltaer road from Hoekine to th© Willaar
hard of Lafayette, that hie brother
•tt© river. With ouch a read grain
V. ». Abdlll,
Everything neat and tidy, and Charley Hnbbard who lived several J. 0. NiAoto,
could bo stored in private graassies
B.
M.
AMenwao,
i
I».
B.
Alderman,
the beet of everything to eat miles north of McMinnville, had I
and marketed daring any ■sontbin
A. Armstrong,
f.i. Wirf»,
I
committed
suicide
that
morning
by
at Strong’s restaurant, Salem.
D. BUI.
F. A. B»rnl*g.
I shooting himself in the head. No
Ella Jones.
Leave your order at Detn»ering | cause could be assigned for the deed. W. H. Hamilton.
Prof.
Bsuer
is
do
stranger
tore, having
Bro*, for a suit of clothes. They I Charley is said to havs been a jovial
I
teught
bls
rapid
system
ia
Oregon for
WMftAftWlWl- man, and it wan not
tbs past eight year* »nd ia highly reoom-
I known that bo had any trouble on
meoded by, and has letter» from some of
his mind that would cause him to the best business college* *nd business
oommit the rash dsed.
। men of the e»st, end from leading eol-
cnnfectiouei
I have
About 8 o’clock on Isst Sundar I iegeeon thieeoaet. He te spoken of ev- bushels
erywher« ae the C dampiox T bacubb and
«"d coiifpctionery etore, at Kun e, morning the barn of W. F. Coulter unaurpeeeed expert in penmanship. Ite« I
McMinn ville.
at McMinnville, waa discovered to »peelmens now on exhibition at poatofloa
and Detatering Bros.
Frank Gate«, brother to Mrs * be on fire by Mrs. Coulter, who had
D F«maworth, has been Seriously been awakened by a noise in the
The republican convention of
She gave the alarm, and
ill the past werb, but io recovering hero.
suitable for seeding purpooss
| Mr. Coulter succeeded in getting Yamhill county, has been called Call and inspect. Also inquire
from hie illneao now.
throe boreoe and a sow out of the I to meet at McMinnville, Satur­
of parties who are wood to Ibis
The Christian denomination of
ham. There were several tons of day, March 28,1896, at 11 a. m.J
Vita pim*« purohi
Meato Cote hay, and other food and other arti- to elect 9 delegates to the state kind of wheat, what they think
tage organ, Isst 1
C. Griseon, eles of vein© In the bam, which
of it, and you will toko it far u
republican convention, to be
sf McMinnville.
wore burned. The building was in­ held at Portland, Thursday, change in preference to the uaL
On Saturday
sured for WOO and contents for April 9th, 1896, and also 9 dele­
6150. It is not known how the fire, gates to the republican district
S tiaeni of A cm
hard of trade,
which started in the stairway, orig­
convention for the first congree-
sere were elected: J. C. Cooper inated, but it io suppooed that It
aional district of Oregon, to be
F*«d-nt; H. L Heath, lot vice
F** J C Grissen, 2d viue-pres.; J G.
, ack man, arc ; E. C. Apperaon, trees.
This Will Interest YOU
CASH
COUNTS!
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Remember the bam aruf egg so-
given tonight by the ladies’ aid
••»«ety <»f the Chrietian church, in
the building formerly occupied by
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F rom Loa
632 Cutelar St., Loo
CaL— After having suffer*
' ** a Inna time from acute rhee*
**'" without obtaining relief, I
** Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
yhnost immediately relieved,
p^y recommend thia aS the
Bteedicine known. D. M. Ham-1