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THE KEW NORTHWEST, THUKSDAY,0CTOBEH 120, 1881.
V pORtlND. OURtiON. TllUlWDAYtOCTOBKH 3rf, 1L
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LOCAL EPITOME.'
CJovernor Thayer has pardoned Sour more, con
v vlct s,
: WtVJi7CfH'ir,Jit : Astfrla, I at thVOvcl
dental Hotel.
A well-executed counterfeit lece Is In clrcu
latioii in inecTiyr
Mr. Atthby Pearce and Mr? Ilobert Foster, of
Mr. Frank Wake han accepted a situation a re-
, K)rter,on the Oreaonian
' AVoixls the hatter' new cloth hatnare. a genuine
' jjovelty. Kemember thl, young uien..
.'I -Mr. Sam Itlythe, a well-known printer, haIeft
tils farm in vaco county ana reiumeuioinmcuy
1 Kulner. arretted for starting a number of late
Incendiary tires, ha pleadet not guljty to aeven
charges ot arson.
Mr. fii AVVDeBordr-of Iudeieudeucc, was Jn the
"city last week, and nmdt, the 2Ci:w .2CoKTiIVKST
. J 1 l II I" 'Ciy
a very agreeauie can..
. A n old man jiameL Franklin has been fount;
IruIltjrtnJustlce lly bee's 'Court of assault am
battery on a young lady. ' " '
A centennial nartv commemorative 'ot-Jiortl
Cornwallsf surrender at Yorktown was given last
evening at St. Helen's Hall.
Mr. Charles Troupe and Mis Nellie Meacham
were married on Tuesday. Their future home
w ill be In Eastern Washington.
A surveying corps of the N. P. It. It. Co. Is lo
cating a route around the city to the repair shops
that are soon to be eatabiisiiea nere.
On account of. the Illness of wltnessesj the trial
of Frank Howard for the murder of James A.
(Smith has been postponed until the 31st Instant.
The Chlcago,,7W&M says the Pullman Palace
Car Company will hereafter have charge of the
slecning-car service of the Nprt hern Pacific Hall
ronu. '
niillflntvne.' Chalmers A Holmes have been
irlven a verdict airainst the Oreconlan Hallway
Company for ?U,340 damages for breach of con
tract.
Mrs. II. A. lioughnfrv and MNs Susie Iuehary,
of McMlnnvllle, and 'Misws Maggie and Mattle
Foster, of Albany; are In the cit, the guests of
irs. v. m. jjuniway..
The Council last nljfht aed ah ordinance to
close at 12 o'clock midnight all saloons, theaters,
And other placesTf amusement where musical in
tru merits are played. ' '
Hon. V. i- Benjamin, of Roseburg, who Is In the
Cltv attending the Woman Suffrage Convention
and the Mechanics' Fair, gave the New Noktii-
wkst a call on Tuesday.
Captain Wilkinson' has returned from Eastern
Oregon with six boys and four girls from, the
Umatilla Indian Reservation, who will be placed
In the trains school at Forest Urove.
The Albany Democrat of last Friday published
.a full retraction of the charges made the week be
fore against the character and conduct of Alfred
Holman, correspondent or the uregonian
Owimr to red tape, the order for firing guns on
account .of the death of the President was not re
ceived at the military-headquarters At Vancouver
iirttHfwt-Tbursday caaya after tnftgyenk
The British bark Femelen stranded on Clatsop
plt at the mouth of the Columbia on Sunday, and
on Tuesday vrent to pieces In a gale.: The captain
and t'rew were aaved.There'was no fl lot aboard
and Ignorance of her position caused the vessel's
yv wreck
Mr. A. J.' Fowler, living near Mount CofHn, Is
j being treated In this city for severe burns In-
flfcted while smothering her little daughter's
w blazinir clothes. The child had on heavy woolen
undrrga nften tsj-a m I -U not much-hurtrlbutUie:
mother's hands are fearfully burned,
Mefsrs. J. X; Dolph and P. P. Thompson have
let a contract Tor the foundations or an immense
buslneM block on Front street, between Oak and
Pine. .The block will be the finest In the city,
and Is to be Completed by the first of next July.
It will.have a frontage of 175 and a depth of 160
feet and be four atones htgn.
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The meetlmr of "the Open Temperahce Assocla-
tlon-last Saturday evening Was particularly, ln-
terestlhg. In addition to the customary musical
exercisesrMrs.. Chaplain Stubbs1 made a brief but
pleasant speech, and Captains Asplett and Thomp
son, of the vessels Hank fields and Orasraere, de
livered short and entertaining addresses.
Ex-Senator Mitchell arrived In this city last
Friday evehiug, after a year's absence In the East,
He Informed a Standard reporter that his return
was for the purpose of attending to business mat
ior. unij .apoalr vf tha polltirftl lt"a-
tion. His so. J. H. Mitchell. Jr.. a young law-
.i..yer, returned with him, and will locate here and
practice his profession. .
Mr. H. H. Oravltt, who for several months past
has acceptably filled the position of foreman of the
-' - Z Willatnrtte farmer office, has severed his connec-
tlon with that journal, ahd will sail In a few days
' for' Australia, where he will remain for a few
weeks and then proceed to China, whehce.he will
return' to San Francisco In a few months. Many"
friends wish him a pleasant trip and safe return.
Ground for the new residence of Bishop Morris
was broken on last Thursday afternoon, he throw
ing atoide the first shovel of earth: As his "exam
ple i-us followed by Mrs. Morris, the clergy pres
ent, the teachers of St. Helen's Hall ami the
Grammar school, the officers of the hospital and
'orphanage, and then by all other persons present,"
It u fair to) presume that a good start was made on
the cellar excavation. - ; .
Now that the disagreeable weather Is upon us,
everybody should wear a good, substantial cover-
-lug-ror-thefeex. it win inererore be a matter-pf
interest to all to know that Wnl. Gray A Sons, at
No. no First street, have Just received their Fall
and Winter supply of boots anil shoes direct from
. me .manufacturers. ujr doing business in tneir
own building, and thus saving rent, they are en
aoieq io sen at tne lowest possible Dgure.
jrpirei,j--y- cirroll were
---Bfrid.t- the CaUtedral- u Monday-evening,
About midnight a gug of untamed barbarians
and Inspired Idiots assembled at the residence of the
17 ' bride's mother, comer Fourth, and F streets, and
- . proceeded to charivari the couple. The Infernal
"poleand terrible racket awoke the peaceful denl-
of the Uelirhlnrhw1. anil mtnv a iFurvant
...i.u t r . . ' r
" 'Bi w maue ior a shotgun and a load of rock
aiiio pour into the uncivilized mob. The dis
cordant din only eeastni nfttr riiMaxl kn rno
was given the uncouth ruffians that the couple
iiui bi, me uouse. ine people or me vicinuy
wnt to know what, the police.-are doing, that
uvh lawlessness is allowed to go unchecked 7
'SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
.HeaiLthe new advert IwemeMt hf thi Wheeler A
, Wilson Manufacturing Company recounting the
n uiuenus virtues or mat excellent sewing ma
chine, the 'New No. 9." - ; ' - . .
. "Mark Twain's Scran Hooks' ratitrinir In -"Price
from 51 (HJ to $4 50, are ottered to the trmle at pub
lisher's rate by J. K. (Jill fc Co., le'adluj&.bpk
scllers and stationers, Nd. 9.FJrst street.-Swt ad.
The great dollar sale Is (111 lnvotrue at Acker
man's, and extra Inducements are Ollereil In every
department In' conseiiuenee of the ivu'merous
strangers in tlie" city visiting the fair. Head his
advertisement underNew This Week.'
-All the new-style hats, combined wltlr'tubcst
qualities and lowest prices, are kept bw WotKlsthe
hat tert J e w gooIs by. every steamer, t
--Owing to the superior finish and excellenceof
worn, Abeil, stands preeminent as a photographer.
Give him a call. ' n :. ' '
..The."New No.iS" is the cheapest sewing machine
w uuy. neeier WHsonl'jPgCo., 88 .Morrison st.
Buy your umbrella of Woods. No. 143 First
street, lie has the best and sells the cheapest.
HEW THIN WEEK..
T RY T HE"" N E W N O. 8T'
It 1m tlto XoucliuurJMiiolitiio,
1KOAUHW IT Rl'XH I.IOHTKIt, FAHTRK ANIX IH
19 More Durable nl will Out-Wrnr any tw of any other
kimi Of niMjllltlM- Ifl Iturn. U.ii.lu ffkfll.iM I.1.. kn..(.1i.ia.
Hewn on lluttond, makes I noon Ion wilhoul any attaHiniPiif !
. - - - . ... ..... - " " - " .aav wrt i. ni ll . w I V. mi v m
fnim HMCiilhili In l'niiiiiliiifT4ii.
HiiMttaiKla who wlnh to nave the health of tUelr wlvea buy
IL Kvervtioil v liniilil trv II . "
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WHEUER JtllSOH MTtt CO.7
It: H Sfrrlaa HU. PrtlitM(l, Or.
MARK TWAIIl'S SCRAP BOOKS !
At Iu11Im1ioi'm Prlcck,"
FROM $1 00 TO " $4 50 EACH.
.. r. . ... . y
HKNI ORDKRM TO
T.
c3 O
Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 93 FIRST STREET, PpRTLAND. .
IIUMAN IIAIR GOODS
All Kinds of Ladiei" Front Pieces, Scalpettci,
Wavei and jxonUgnies, in
N at u ra I , C urly Hair!
- i The moat complete atoek of
HUMAN II A 1 11 3k O O H X
- In th NrthwaU -
tsr wia woitK a hpecia lty. -
op,
No. 04 Morrison Street, Portland.
VIENNA AND PINE-STREET
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XZOT703II0.
TKEEUAN & SHITHrProprs. , '
WT.HX AOt. 43 WahlB(tos Htiel. Hear NeeHS.
1 3rK.MTKEET!(er tfce ewraer f rirat. !.
&r OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. "6
USE ROSE PILLS.
THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION
o y .... j...1 ' . .. .
THE PORTLAND MECHANICS' FAIR
Will be opened to tba public oa
THURSDAY.' OCTOBfBI3."iaflirJ
And will continue from day to day fHandaya excepted)
from 1 r. n. to S r. m., and from 7 r. u. till U r. M., until Hat
urdayi October 2B, thaday of theeloalng.
A'daaialai, 5. CSH4ra Maider IS. SSe.
'om m Dial Uifk Tlctet. flflevn admlluna. S-OSt Comma-
lauon TicKeta, seven atimiaaiona, i out
wo dihreputablb-:rhonh allowed.
The follow! nf Railroad and Kteamboat tinea hare klndl
irwl to run ill rpdm.wl iBin from t'UttJT 15 iti Ortolwr t
a A C. R. R., Eat and Weal Hlda Dtrlalon. - -O.
R. A N. Co'a Narrow Oiun R R.. Eaat and WmI ftlda
DtTlalona. .
D. R. A H. VTloaU and Railroads Tmiil fatiw: WwHa-
tmnr. Wall Waila, Hoath Alnawort4.-L'iiiatllJa, ttaJXea,
xaiamaana Aaiona, . ;
llrwa4 Tteketa nwiU ! Alkmar will m4
r Athmmr Eraa Trat
Railroad Coaponi will admit purrhaaers to tha Fair,
ft order of , . E. OLDE3rSHKrr, Unp'U
jiew tiiim wr.cA.
DURING THE- FAIR.
. .. Visitors to the city during the con
. ; " tinuanceof the mechanics' Fair should
not fail to also risit rr
ACKKUSIAN'S ;
DOLLAR ST ORE,
Ana see wnat .
IMMENSE RETURNS
7r-: rAxt-obtained
From the investment .of '
j)K DOLLAR!
.. " " .--2fowhere,jelsean,yottT
procure
A CHINA DINNER SET, .
A SILK DRESS PATTERN,
UK .
A GOLD WATCH, -
"' ... .' . ....... ..or. ....... j
A FULL SILVER SERVICE
All warranted to be exactly
as represented),
,i..roi?..
0
Ten thousand articles, ranging in
-ralne-from One-to One Hundred -Dol--
lars, to be secured for One Single Dollar
ACKERMAN'8 DOLLAR STORE.
W 171; Cray & Sono
Hare rwefveil a Iinte Hhlpment of
BOOTS & SHOES
Of Iko lAival ktf lm,' '
,And arc offering them at tha -
LOWEST PKIGIOH.
They a I wt call ieltal attention toa fine j
Pancing Pump!
. Which they have Juat r4elved.
' ' Remember the Place I
It front Htr
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- . (Acroaa frorn tha Kamond),
(ORTLANIJ
OREGON
U8E-RO8E PILLS.
MILLINEltY.
,We h aye now opened
-Fine-Mi llinory!
ComprlMlngall tha Jateat Noveltlea In
French Pltulxc, -Feather . Hats,
. Beaver Hats, Jetted Hats,
REAL FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
Flowara, Faathara, Ornamanta, Etc..
JLm "333. W XJOTF.
No. 27 Washington Street. --y
ST. CHARLES HOTEI ;
'rar lraiS m4 Mrrfaa Mlrwcta, lrllaal.
(On tha European nan), HZZZZZ
THoa.li;i EAW.......
--(La la if 4ha Araadi Xarramewto), '
iM.itnTF.i.' i Tiinnnt'nitr.v vtttr.tnmr mti
1 contain. I Si elegant I jr furnlahed anlta fend alnc I. room.
htaa liana iafrn TrmwatanitJfurBDHiej in moUrw atyle.
WW Krea Coach to and from aft tralna and lioata. -m
oeUU -
UflE ROSE PILLO,
MISCKIXANEOIT8 ADVEHTISEMENTH.
H. 11AHTMAN & CO.
ZOO Tlilrd Otroot 16B
1 " Have JiiMt.re4vlved a Complete Aaaortment of
-f ZEPHYR WORSTEDS.
Larger Stock and Better Assort
inent than any House1
1 n Portland.
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Shetland Wools arid Flosses,
German Yarns,
Corrnantown Yarns,
Filling Floss,
V Embroidery Silk.
r. i j j I'LAIX -AX D 8HACKD. CX)LOIWw ;
Saxony Wools, Z
MaorsmS Material,
Monltan and PolntLaoe Matarlal,
- Applique Work,
Cardboards (all kinds),
Stamping Patterns,
Felts,
Canvasses,
.AKU
-1
EMBROIDERY CHENILLES.
The Largest and Best Assortment
on the Coast ; -
COUNTKY OUDKIIH HOLlflTEI, AND PHOMPTLY
FILLKU
il ; , II jV ltT MAN & 00.,
: IV4N-BerlaaaU.Orea-BU 1
NEW GOODS!
We aifiiow oNnlnf -
" OTJft FALL IMPORTATIONS
....i....or.......M
DRY AND FURNISHING GOODS
Whlrh eon.l.t of the tnteat Htock w
hav ever AITVred.
We a It Hnrlal Attention to our naw
CLOAKS,
ULSTERS,
SHAWLS.
CURTAINS,
-LINENS,
DOMESTICS,
. SILKS,
PLUSHES,'
VELVETS, .
DRESS GOODS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
HOSIERY,
&BRWEAJL
CORSETS,
0L0VES,
RIBBONS,
TANCT GOODS,
.A Hit.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
OLDS & klJVGv
180 First Street." .
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(Old NATIONAL," Established 1868),
n: IS FrwMl Nlret. ael. Waaklsai mm AI4r,
nmTLANi), oi't;ooy.
A. r. ARNNTIOJIU,...: ' ............ rrlalMkl
......rea)iaiaai aaal eretary
Designed for the Rasiness Edacatlon of Both
KexestSdeatsdTaittedw
year. No examination on entering.
RATES Or Tl'ITIOSl.
M lfOLARMIIIH. BalHaa 4 vara
TCL:CIKAPIIY, ('Mtlft. (.in.
WHITIMU, Prr MmIIi.u.....
isss -.
as
. a as
PEN WORK of all kinds done in the most artis
tic manner at reasonable rates. 8end for esti
mate.
The "College Journal," containing Information
of Coarse, and cats of Ornamental Penmanship,
free. Address - . ' ' '
A. P. ARJXSTBOffa,
.. Lock Box 104, Portland, Oregon.
a-1 eheerfullr reeommend tha nreaent mtnurmcDtof
tha fortland Itu.lneaa College. Mr. ArmatroiiR. whom I
hara known for aian yeara, la an exier1eneed Teacher
and alTactlcal Bualnaaa Man. If. M. OkKKANCK,
aul - . ITealdani Old "Waiionai" Uollega.
OO TO
flARRUOBU-lEWIttOUACHIttl-lTORIr
1S7 Tklrw UU, aiear Sfwrrlawa, Pwrllaaal, -
" AND HAVE MONET. "
oknt ran the ainqkr. iiowe. wiiiwx. nAVw,
: Automatic i Royal.- Wfa-John and Ilouaahold Hewtna
Miw-hlnea, ..
All klnda of Haw I dm Machina NEKUlfcJ. AttanhmenUT
Olla.ata. ' . v ' aelStra
USE ZtOSE PILL0.:
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