The new Northwest., April 28, 1881, Page 5, Image 5

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THS NBW NORTHWEST, THUliSDXY," "APRIL 28, 18SL
pOBTLANft OBEC)N. THUIWDAT. APRIL , 10.
LOCAL JTITOJfB.,
The Walla Walla Cwton ! bow In JU fourteenth
- vear of publication.
The New Taoorua Ledger haa commenced Its
second volume. It Is a "live paper."
The Canyon City JVetmi haa commenced Ita third
volume. It ! deservedly proeperouB.
"""Hon. Levi Leland delivered a free lecture at
Good Templar Hall on Tuesday evening. .... ,
Pfunder's Oregon Klootl Purifier Is not bitten,
ml no whUky la used In lta manufacture. '
Several First-street merchants have ordered
' electric lights for use In their establishments.
-etiTj forty crafts, embracing shells, pleasure
boats and yachts, Joined in the boat procession on
Saturday last. , '
A large number-of -flne-reshlencea will be built
, In Portland this season. The city Is crowding out
to the hillsides.
Owintr to the superior finish and excellence,. of
vorsrf Abeil Btanou preeminent as a pnoiograpner.
dive him a can. 7-"" 9
On Saturday eveulng, the pupils of the 'East
Portland public schools y 111 give an exhibition at
Keppaciraiian.
r. Folkman has recovered damages to the
mount of. two dollars from Charles llaechler lor
the recent horse-whipping. ::
Father Harman of The Dalles called at the
New Northwest office yesterday, and chatted
for a time in nis pleasant manner.
That excellent Invention, the "Boss" coffee-pot,
OII AND .
.V11100 MAY 0 AY FESTIVAL, CO M CERT AN 0
First street Call and purchase one. ' '
nonaay, nay za,
The new Government tug. which was launched
last Saturday from the ways below Ureenwleh
'pock, will make her trial trip to-morrow.
OIds A King make a hew announcement' this
week, which will be of Interest to all in need of
dry goods of a superior quality at low prices.
. Many ladies were'present last Sunday afternoon
at the reirular weeklv meeting of the Branch
tfh jtswlfv will mnn tinhi I
, " j ... The young
f Mr; Charles H. Strattorr and Miss Tjiura BrJay,
of this city, were married yesterday at the resi
dence, of the bride's parents, Rev. R. B. Farrar
officiating..
The commencement exercises of the graduates
. ..of the Medical Department of Willamette Unlver
slty were held In the Taylor-street .vnurcn on
as Monday evening.
Five seamen of the bark. County of Ayr. Just
arrived from Cardiff", are sick with scurvy. The
disease Is due to a long voyage (106 days), damp
,. quarters, and poor diet. . " .-t
Henrichsen A Oreenberg have been awarded.
the contract for manufacturing gold, silver and
7 bronie medals, for rmritorious exhibitors at the
coming MtThatlrn' Ff1'
Ivea
A. Grav delivered an exceDtlonallv elo-
uuent.andoowenui address at the Unen Temper-
anee meeting last Saturday evening, and Mrs. 1L
v. ricott choicely rendered a ballad. . 1 ,
On Monday evening, at her residence.'on Yam-
inn street, near .East iark, Mrs. J. I unampiin
'- gave a pleasant. -party In honorf 7 Mlsa-jgena
miner, daughter or lien. J. r . Miner, or Salem.
Mr. II. Kenton, of Albany, has Invented 'an
electric siuice, by wnicn it is claimed lie can save
SO per cent of the fine gold found In black sand
along the ocean beach. No other method saves
. over 20 per cent.
-- Mrs. EL S. Was. of No. 64 Morrison streett'has
. received fresh Importation's of human hair goods,'
' - embracing an late novelties. She also reuei
7; Dutterick's and Demorest'a patterns by
- ateamerr- nee -advertisement.
A. L. Kallhger A. CO., of No. 190 First street.
make an Interesting announcement In a new ad
vertisement this week, giving a brief but compre
hensive statement of the rauxes that enable them
. to offer goods at remarkably low prices. Head It.
It seems definitely settled that Portland will
hold a grand Fourth of July celebration. The
Common Council has given $1000 for the purpose.
A meeting or cltlxens will be held at the Court
IfntiaA tn.nl crh t t malrA nMuuupv imnmm.nii
fra Korrv rVkmna no Vim h
been IncorporatedrThe object Is to operate a ferry
' line till the bridge can be built, when the stock
will be converted to bridge stock. , Application to
,. the County Count for a ferry license cannot be
made before June. -
Last evening, at the Unitarian Cliapel, Mrs. C
L. Henderson delivered the first of a course of
three lectures for the benefit of the South Port
. land Mission Sunday School. Her account of life
In the South during the war Is pronounced de
- idedly Interesting. ,
Moonev A Valentine, near the corner of First
and Taylor streets, are now dealing exclusively
In fancy dry goods, millinery and straw goods,
And have a lai-irer atnk fnrth Htil-I n it trails than
- thejr liave ever Wore Imported. Attention Is
asked to their new advertisement.
' It Is well to keep the public mind well stored
with a knowledge of the fact that a noisy, hard
runnlnir. comnllcated. unreliable Mwlmr machln
-Is the worst mischief-producing InHtrunient that
an be lntroiuced Into a family. After a trial of
sixteen years, the New Domestic stands without a
rival. Try It.-. "No cure, no pay." K. F. Heroy,
agent, 225 Second street.4 ,: ., : si!
The announcement of the managers of the
; Farmers'- and Mechanlcw' Storewhose Increased
Dusiness necessitated their removal to the three
story brick now occupied by them, should be read
r hy all. Thelf stock of staple goods of all kinds' Is
very complete, and their system of one-price deal
ing cannot fail to commend Itself In the future, as
In the past, to their many patrons. Their present
aucce la due to tbelresUblishiug at th outset of
their career in this city a list of business rules and
principles, announcing them to the public, and
strictly adhering to them an all occasions.
Messrs. Ilalberstadt A Kann, two enterprising
young men, have Ubllihed the New York Nov-
ety Company at No. 9 Prorrpsa Hlub. nornr of
V . .1. . . -i . x -
run i, mnu Aiaer sire
streets, and have a fine assort-
weni of cardboardk, moltoea, embossed pictures,
picture frames, embroidery patterns, notice si jrns.
tetA.. With all Iha im1iIu l.. . v..
lJ,hf t". A Ilalberstadt la their Nej!Ll-utr,-TT0
York buyer, and Is constantly sending them fresh
Invoices of goods, which he secures on very favor
able terms. All orders entrusted to them will re
ceive prompt and careful, attention, and be filled
In a thoroughly satisfactory manner.
Bird A Rosa have removed from No. 228 Second
street to the corner of Fourth and Yamhill streets,
where they have a fine assortment, of staple and
fancy groceries, which they are-aeillnjr at the
lowest prices. Their goods are all fresh and new,
ami -will bear careful inspection. Give them a
call before buying elsewhere. Uoods delivered
free to all parts of the city. ' -'
Astoria waa thrown Into excltemeut on Monday
afternoon by the murder of a well-known citizen
and prominent lawyer, Mr. J. W. Robb, In his
office. J. O. Robeson has. been arrested to answer
for the crime, and the evidence seems very con
clusive that he Is theslayer. The Aatorian speaks
of Mr. Robb as a man who was "kind, obliging,
respected, and loved by everybody,,, and eaye
"the Indignation of the people Is unbounded, and
the wish Is freely expressed that Robeson may be
hanged." The deceased leaves a wife and a child
by a second.msrrage. and . two. children, by-a
former wife, one a young man and the other a
?roung lady, all living In Astoria. The family
tave the sympathy, of the community In their
iereayemeu tt. -.-'.'-
IKW TUll WEIKt
AimOUIICEMEIIT EXTRAORDINARY I
HEW MABKET THEATER.
BALL!
MAKTIIA WAM1IIXUT09T LODOE,
HIM ELLX C-OtKAEf.
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and accompltkhed Prima Iionns Aiuiluto,
EIH1AB K. fOlMEJI,
Rolo Vlollnlat and FUnUt,
And other ldlnc voMl artWa whnav names will be men
tlonrd hereafter.
Bmm rrasa tWm tptnu mt EAFHT asMl II. TBOTA
' " . TORE will lBtr4la4 la Clme.
Vor proarsmms and parllcuUni, small bill snd future
rtlftfiuenla in lh Ualljr pre.
ad re
AMitMiM, ai.ee.
N. B Xo eatswlll b reserved.
A. HALIinWTiDt,
Hew York.
JOS. HAI.BKRSTADT,
JIM. KAWW,'
rortund. -.
THE MVyORK IIOVELTY-CO.
DEHIRKH TO CAM, THE ATTENTION OF THE RKAD
era of the Nrw North wxirr and dealera generally to
ineirexienaireHiocaor . .
a
Cardboards, ' .
Cardboard Pattern,
Ihnbossed Pictarea,
- Needlework Patterns,
Embroidery Books,
yr . Mottoesf ' ' ..:
j Picture Frames,
Book Marksr
X irNotloe Sign
JSaselSfEto
I AI)DITIOjtTO
LATE8T NOVELTIES.
All Orders will
receive Prompt
Attention.
and Careful
Kor Catalogues snd Prloe-IJai; aehd to
IIALBERHTADT KA9TX. .
. H. tr jre !.
(P. O. Dox 517.)
- Corner Front snd Alder afreet,
.. Portland, OrecnU.
We are now prepared to offer to the Retail Trade
- our very extensive parchaMi for the
OPIUTIO
MHMtOFil
SEASON
FANCY DRY GOODS?
MILLINER V, V
A If JKee eeee
Paying attention this season strictly to
these lines of Goods, we have purchased
. each-ia - lArrsr quantities - than i
previous season, and at rery satisfactory
prices.' ' '
Purchasers will. now find, thronghont
urstoxaTbetterindncementa-thanui
be had elsewhere-
5IOONEY & VJWI-laNXIlVE,
riwt ae4 TsilerlMrMta, lerteara.
, T"
nuw tmh wkkk.
TO OUR JPATBONS.
THE FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' STORE,
184
Wo. 184 First Street.
184
It la generally eonoeded that thejtru founJatlou of a auereaaful hualneaa flint la the atady of the infc-rmto of fAWr
(Wowwraaa well at their own; for a proper appreciation of the lmjnrmni JntereMa Inaurea aaeceaa for the producer.
The n markable ancrewi of the KA11MK1W AND MECIIANICH BTORE In the paat few yeexi la a valid and IndlaputabU
llluatrmlion of wliataatriciadhereneetotheMprinrlplea will sceompllah. ' :
" We il6 not, aa thbunenda of unarupuIou partlea endearor to do, gain ljr out mmmM what cannot be attained by fair
mran)trH-nt1 to offer tmrrtuonabi InUueentrnt to conpunrm, (he mala lnentlTe of which la to mlalead them. Their,
principle (?) la to make as much as they pnealbly-can on the rat mtlr, without eonaultlng a future maintenance of
euatom. Theae practice have wrecked countleaa Brma upon the aea of dlaaater.
We employ a aUff of salesmen who eater diligently and attentively to ihe requlremenU of our Cuatomera, thereby
Iniurlng a fulflllmnt of the cardinal prlnclplea which govern our flrna-Hte irrprrfOatlo of good, watt prqIU, quick
mart, on price, and eourtcoua treatment of our patrona the pHnoJplee which havs carried, wit haJ moat one boUAd, the
FARMERS' AND MECHANIC bTORE to the highest pinnacle oCsuooeaa.
We, therefore, with the greateat feeling of confidence, call your attention to our EatenalTe Btock of .
Clothing, '
Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Dry Goods.
Fancy Goods,
Domestics,
Groceries, ; Btcv
Theae Ooda being the careful selection of our California and Kaateru Buyers, we onVr them with aa saauraaca that
we can aubataVitlate ainrehave stated, ;
nRnERSsllff nECHAlllCS7 STORE,
"Tfg. 184 Firs-eUMetelween Yamhill and Taylor, Portland, Orefoo.
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A. L. SALINGER & CO.,
the:
T"
Oregon- Bargain House,
- -8PEAX A PEW W6RDB i!"1
TUROUOII--,
TIIK NEW IVOltTIIWliHX.
-To the Public i -
The recent buaineaa boom created auch an unuaual tie
mand for Merchandla that prices naturally advanced' rap-tdly-ao
rapidly, In fact, that we did not attempt to buy
becauae of the prlcee-we would be compelled to aak cua
tomera. We did Hot follow In the fooUtepa of the other
flrnia In our line, for we propoae to lead In thla aa well we
do In everything which we undertake. We foreaaw that
the boom could not laat, and therefore, Inatead of loading
bur shelving down with gooda bought at Inflated prices, we
ordered our New York House of I MICHAEL A CO. not to
buy one dollar worth during this great boom, aa we well
knew It could not continue; and In anawer to our letter we
received word that they had bought part of the stock of the
JAME8 ALLEN A CO. failure, amounting to , which
part of the stock arrived on the steamr8tate of California.
Thla stock was ordered to be sold by the attachment leaned
by European Anna to theRherlffof New York county. Thla
arrival was a surprlae to- us, as they were bought In Job
Lota, at prices thai muat secure for ua that which we are
working for, vla.1 To be able to offer cuatomera bargains
that cannot be had elsewhere, and at price that cannot be
equaled Jn any atore-houaeon theOMMt. -
. ,- f ' : '
MELLIS BR08. & CO.
rja...
When you go out "shopping, dont fall to aire na a call,
even If you bare no Intention of buying. It will be to your
benefit aa well aa oura, and we can soon convince you that
we are capable of making good all our aaeertlons.
We are poaltlve that If you but give ua an opportunity to
ahow what we can do, we wilt be able to eecure your trade
for the future. Do not healtate about calling, even If you
do not need gooda at the time. We gladly ahow our gooda,
for by so doing another customer la gained. ' ;v
A a L. SAL I tJ C ER & CO.,
--I---' THK B AltO ATX
Dry
Goods and Qhoe House
OF OREGON, ' v
I tX" First Ctreet," " -r
Bitaroea Tasahlll aad Taylar. aiear Taylar.
Look for atalrwavta-aantarof iin. p3t
uob noon pi llo.
MRS.
i
Ffish!::t!3 AWfcx 'tzi - Drcss-r.icrf
Wwmt Utrt, SaatMa, W. T.
MILLINERY !
THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENTS !
THE TASTIEST TBIUIIEE8 1 ?
THE 10 WEST PRICES I
Oend for
Gatalogne, or
te.
Call and
MELLIS BROS. 4 CO.,
120 Plret Strait,
137 Front Strait,
J 29 J'ront Straat,
maMtf
PORTLANI OREGON.
vour TrriiEn oood worksi. o
lieal
frte
call oa or addreae
Oregon, by-encouragtni
immi oc your ability. Mhoul
mends need anything la the
fW wAarMta .eaa
'""i " rs tv t jw rm jr
nu. roiir hnalmnri.
too, yoiir nnrxnl. or your
line of rmiaTixu, pleaaa'
HinBO THB PRiriTQR.
. ,1 alaglsa SMraetTrartlasiel.
llownJ7fveWH W,U r,mDU
. aw Msaailuea and tu1g IhsttgTMWlWil ttfTftrfteat attTar
'f-1 of all klads for sale, ciuioaJfnVoS
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