Port Orford post., October 13, 1881, Image 4

3ORT ORFORD POST.
TH URSDA Y,
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OCT. 1 8 .1 8 8 1 .
I he Berlin correspondent of the , J .
Times says: The issue of the Ni­
hilist newspaper Will of the Peo- I
pie is convincing proof that dur- 1
mg tie Summer the N ihilists car­
ry on the propaganda in the inter­
ior, and only recommence their ac- !
tivity in W inter. There seems, I
therefore, no doubt the coming ;
• AND.
W inter will bring more plots and
panics, in spite of the success» of i
the authorities in arresting them
COLLECTOR Of CLAIMS,
and unearthing seerr-6 presses. ;
The Will of the People makes !
known for the lirst time th at the i P o r t O r fo r d , C u r r y C o u n t y , O r e g o n .
man who threw tho bomb which i
caused the death of the Czar was
named Grenevisky.
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B. TlCHEftOR,
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REAL ESTA TE AGENT n™ a;,d elecant
CORRESPONDENCE.
EbbENSBURa, Sept. 29, 1881.
J u st a few linos iron your cor-
renpontlont might be of iutorest.
The “ Cobos” lias been in and
gone. The “ Hum e” is oxpected
iu two weeks.
Fishing in way up—us fur us
B agnell’».
By the wuy, 1 almost forgot to
mention thut this classic precinct
in s been visited by u “ tornado” in
lie shupti of a report that (hero
vere parties in these mountains
killing doer and elk for their
liilea. The Society for the P re­
vention of Cruelty to Animals,
o ld a mei ting initpodutely, E. (k
liopefi’l in the chair. There was
a lull atti'ii lance. Mr. OITdoo,
is ling to make some remarks, was
recognized by the chairman, and
said he had seen men with guns
on their shoulders in these moun­
tains this Summer, and that fact
was evidence enough to him that
deer were ki'led lor their hides,
y r . Spot tun I l awn said he had heard
I he reports of guns, and that fact
was sutlicient evidence for him.
Mr. Knovvituil said lie consi.[cred
any man guilty who had twenty
deer hides iu his possession, and
lie believed in4 immediato convic­
tion. “ Let, no guilty man escape’
V as his met to.
Mr. 1-airplay said it was possi-|
bio the gentleman having the afore
said twenty deer hides, m ight have
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purchased then, and never killed a
deer iu his life, nevertheless ho
thought some action should Do
taken in thenuUtor.
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Tho scheme of connecting Enor- 1-r .
ami and
and Franco
France bv
tunnel u under
n ,ter I XCH I”“d', ( ""'‘Pt,on* ma'le “"d P™
land
bv tunnel
cetas promptly Remitted.
the channel is reported to bo quite '
feasible. On both sides of the ,
water shafts have been sunk and
boring is in progre s. The ma­
chinery employed excavates (»7
I lg choice bargains arc now
y a r d s lineal distance pt r week.
hoeki (I:
Au expei ¡mental tunnel m veil feet
in diameter is first to be bored
in rough, and afterwards enlarged. I F ' .. iP H T A T E I) SIX m i l e s
fmm p>i t. O rient, i , m il- fn , i
i'll,1 tunnel will he 13 mile., long
i d ii nty reni
m :'e s S l |; y n - . ....... t t , . ,
and parties working from either ■ d i i-i d g a z in
g hunt. H ouse and
cud will meet under tho middle of l’ .i ii <-ii pi]
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1 ive years will be
i fallow, and I acre garden
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le; three stands of liens;
required to pu t tho experimental i 11 ' lieud
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sehold fixtures, and lurm-
tunnel through.
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A f'aptain whoso ship is now on
the Sound, is in this city lor the
purpose of figuring on what it will
cost him to send grain from here,
via Kalama and the N orthern P a­
cific railroad, to Pueoma instead of
risking his craft in the shallows of
our rivers. Should lie liud that it
will pay him better to load at Ta­
coma instead of taking the chances
ot coming hero, a new threat to
Portland's supremacy will bo made
and nothing but the improvement
of our river
will save us.—Port-
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B‘O nation, the President of the
United is without a w ife to adorn
the White House. Jcllcrson was
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lince suitable for cultivation and pasture,
lei m s ÿsOU, cash up and down. Land
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horses o r both. Ibis land is situated 1
mile east or above Cotpiilie ( ¡tv, In Cotts
county, O regon. All bottom hind, easily
maile available. U. 8. title. A rare
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Mr. l armcr said although the wfts a widower. John Tyler was I / * m Acres, 13.5 acres u p la n d ami 25
nnuiher of animals coming into a widower for about two v ears dur- I U V acres bottom ; "1'a m iles from
liis grain field ami orchard did not | ‘”8 **1» b>rm of ollie«, and Janies I o rt O rford. L. K. tltle j te rm s, rush.
seem to he diminished yet ho was Buchanan was a bachelor. Now r / i A « ^ c re 9 ° n S iw s river, six mill
NO. II KEARNY STREET,
conics Chester A. A rthur, whose I O V north of Port O rfonl, 5 acres
for putting a stop to this matter. wife has been dead more than a suitable
for c u ltiv a tio n ; 12 bend of cattle T r e a t , a l l C D h is r o e a n s ic e s . a n d S p e c i a l
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cows, steers am t heifers, U. 8. title.
Mr. Nuisance in a haughty wav year.
T erm s reasonable.
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peculiar to himself begged h avc to
YOUNG M EN
Scotch farmers arc said to bo
BE SI PEEKING FROM
inform the society of a hitherto very discontented, and no wonder, i ; AN't'll of 1(1(1 aeres, on Elk river, li
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the etl'eets of youthful foollies oV
unknown fact that men earriei lor the weather is bleak and cold, liI lor t ultivalion; 16 acres bottom land; indiscretion, will do well to avail th em ­
spades with them in hunting; the wheat is a thin crop, outs are 10 under fem-e. Good garden, together selves of this, the g re a te st boon ever
laid at tii" alter of «uticritig lium iinitv.
w ith bogs ami c a ttle . T erm s cash.
these remarks he emphasized with under average, turnips a failure,
1)R. SI’INNEV will guarantee to forfeit
and barley scarcely up to average.
on Elk river, 3*a miles S.'Mtli lor every ease of Sem inal W eakness
a gostliro of his fore linger, there­
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troni Port O rioni; 20 acres u n der or private disease of any kind or c h a r­
by eliciting a smile and nod from
()n Sept. 3 Milo. ])<>sne, Mr. cu ltiv atio n ; a good orchard co ntain­ acter w hich be und ertak es and fails to j . IT. I'PT O N H AS JU 8 T OPENED
the chairman, as if lie had beard I I’hiers’s sister in law, held at No- ing luti healing trees—apple pear and cure. MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
Stock of
plum ; also, 25 bead of bogs, 2a bead of
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and understood the same fact.
sheep, 50 head of cattle am i 7000 feet of
T here are many at the age of th irty to
sixty who are troubled w ith too frequent
Il’i was positive also, that deer memorative of the death of the lum ber. T erm s cash.
laic Pre; ¡dent. Only 22 people
evacuations of the bladder, often ac­
were killed for their hides almost, were presout.
! 6 0 L L i , . Si m ile south of Euebre com panied by a slight sm artin g o r b u rn ­
ing sensation and a w eakening of the
a iiiliiu ear shot, ho to sjieak, of
bottom ; tlie balance upland easily elear- system in a m anner the p atient cannot
The extraordinary popularity of
1; 1., iiei'vs well seeded in velvet grass account for. On exam ining the u rin ­
our happy town. Upon being
g a rd e n ; dw elling I uise ary deposits, a ropy sedim ent will often
questioned by Mr. Fairplay, bo (lie good looks, good nature, and ami .I in ai i x i A H u in rated
m ur the bcuch; 11 tie found, and som etim es sm all particles
verp pleasing manners. She is icad of e.llTle; 12 head
of bogs; several of album en will appear or the color will
saitl lie hint never seen any one not in the least an intellectual wo­
s t a l l s of bee«; farm ing im plem ents, he of a thin m ilkish line, again changing
killing di’er for their hides yet he man.
ele. A bo 1.SMI lect good beach m ining to a dark aad torpid appearance. T here
ground flouting land claim , w ith ditelies, are m any men who die of this difficulty,
knew it must be so. Other mcm-
lliiming, to g eth er w ith m ining iinplc
ignorant of the cause, w hich is the sec­
l>ers made remarks of a similar na- I The Spi iugtield
Republican Hu nts. A good chance for a practical ond
stage of sem inal w eakness. Dr. 8.
m
iner.
will giiarantec n perfect cure in all such
lu re n 'l tending to the same end, holds that higher education of wo
eases, and a healthy restoration of the
munch : Some one must be pun- men renders them averse to both
genito urinary organs.
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Office H ours—It) to 4 and 6 to 8. S u n ­
i died .uni this wholesale slaugh- I matrimony and its duties,
days
from Iff to 11 a . m . Consultation
tering of deer ami elk stopped.
free. T horough exam ination amt ad ­
vice. $5. Gall or address
eoiniuittee of three were ap­
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Golds Aiiinn n 's Cougb S y ru p .’
D l l . S P I N N R Y »Si C O .,
W hooping ( oligli Alimi', n's Cough
pointed by tin« I ’linir to wait upon
43tf N'o. 11 Kearny 8 t. Sau Francisco.
llis 1.vee.lent'v the Governor, anil Sv rup.
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Ammen's
Cough
Svrup.
urge him to otter a reward for the
Broiu-liilis A m m en's Gough Svrup.
at red ami conviction of tlm crim ­
Iloarsem-ss \m nieu s Gough Svrup.
CENTENNIAL BUILDING,
LIVERY AE^D
inal or crim inals.
I i v 1.1 cent bottle A m m en's ( migli
JAS. CAVG1IELL, MASTER,
The Siieietv unanimously adopt Syrup.
Pain in I best A m m en's <’oligli Svntp
i'tl a resolution in the shape of an
( oii.-umption Am m en’s Cough 8’v rup W i l l M u k e I t e g u l a r M o n t l i l y T r i p .
I. 0 . IL, or a promise to pay a re­
PO R T ORFORD.
Ask for A m m en's < oligli Svrup.
U v t r v e .it
ward of one hundred dollars for
Buy .si cent bottle Amim n's C ouch
LOUIS KNAPP, PRQPR.
the hide of any deer killed in Cnrrv Syrup.
l.a-ge bottle 11.00—A m m en’s Gough PORT ORFORD AND SAN FRANCISCO
county, Oregon. Said resolution Syiup.
to go into elfeet thrt'e years henee
I ell your friend« i«f A m m en’s Cough
P o rt O rfo rd ,
- O re g o n .
The closing song. "Sweet Spirit I Sy,iq
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arrive
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P
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Orford
on
Or
lli'tvr >1 V l ’rayor," iH'ing sung, th e
Goughs Am m en’s Geligli Syriq
E x c e lle n t C nne-soat and ( ’«no
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Rocking Chairs,
Bedsteads,
C h a irs, Etc.
A
M AR YD . HUME
FEED STABLE.
Un e tili)
about (lie lltlv of c a d i m onth.
litjo liriio d ȓlio lile .
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Vlvortiso in T hk P ost .
C. ?. TRVF, P u rse r
G»nd Umidi». Horse, to Let
onable Ter nt*i.
on R eas­
back R o ck in g Uhoir* for th e Ixnv
P ric e o f $C 50.