Coquille City herald., July 29, 1884, Image 3

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New pears have made their ap-
John Gamier, who lives on the
Clint Handle man called on us
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Siuslaw river, has been in Oregon
this morningr.
pearance in this market.
High up in h top-gallant fiat,
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Wanted—A girl to do goncial since 1811). lie came as an em­
At n rickety. st*win« machine.
! Dr. ] ) . L. Steele and wife arrived
Bay com­
A worn woman *at. ami embroidered n cat ( in Koseburg, from Canada, Oil house work. Apply at, or address ployee. ot the Hudson
In red. mul y« llnw, mid groin—
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pany, when only 18 years old, and
this office.
Working for daily »,rn.il.
| M ° 11,la>’ tlie 21h*
is now 83 years old. Ho saw the
Through pU nKant weather an i rough, j Messrs. E. A. Anderson niul F.
The Areata arrived at Coos bay,
lill tin* lender I’ruru of iho dava that art* t . m __ 1
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on Thursday the 24th, bringing us great lire that burned all the tim­
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1 1 Elrod visited
our town
011 business
ber along the coast, in 184(>.
All
a supply of paper in time to pre­
Keeine«.' old.and bahl-hemlcd. and tough. Connected with the I. (). O. F.
the wild animals—bear, elk, panth­
Go to the steamboat landing! vent the issuing of a half sheet.
er, deer, etc,, collected on the beach
LO C A L ITEMS.
Go for what? Go to Elliott’s res­ The paper had been delayed one
as one forlorn but peaceful family.
trip.
Mr. J. I'undy came up ri\or on taurant where you can get a go<xl
The old gentleman has never seen
We call the attention of those
meal and a good cigar.
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Saturday.
a telegraph line nor heard the puff
visiting
Alarshfield,
who
may
re­
Fresh salmon is plentiful. To
of a locomotive.
The McMillan Brothers are
us it seems early in the season for quire a horse or buggy, team, etc.,
coming.
O u r llc n iiiifu t I'oquill«*.
that fish to be on the table, but, it to the livery stable kept by E. A. Coqnille
river—grand ami graceful;
The schooner Coquille was towed
Anderson. Ned will always be Gently gliding t<> the uea,
is
a
usual
tiling
on
tiiis
liver.
to sea last Thursday.
Mr. Eil. Gallier has leased J. P. found ready, attentive and accom­ Through a valley, rich and fertile,
Miss Kittle Cox is visiting
Fertile as the earth can be.
modating. Give him a call.
Messers
interest
in
the
Pioneer
friends in tiiis place.
High above this fertile valley,
fetal stable in this place. The
Airs.
Alartindale, of Camas
Rise the undulating hills,
The fishermen are drifting for
firm is Gallior & Hunt. See their ! Valley, arrived in town 011 Sunday Thickly covered with a forest
salmon, but the catch is small.
evening, and left by steamer yes­ Interspersed with limpid rills.
ad.
The schooner
Parkersburg
Air. Valentine Gant returned terday for Floras creek, to see her Gracefully,«the towering cedars
Raise their In a Is towards the* sky.
was towed to sea the Leginuing of
1 from his place in Tulare county, aged father, Uncle Solomon Fitzh- Tull and stately, are the Hr trees—
last week.
California, per last steamer. He ugh, and family. Mrs. AI. was None like these so large and high.
Lid. Micimol was in town last reports Charley Bingham as being formerly a resident of this river, Maple, livcoak, yew and alder
week en route to the Dandon Camp j prosperous.
j and says she intends to become a Flourish here on hill and dale;
Ash, nmdrone and fragrant myrtle.
meeting.
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hobert V> ard, of Catching creek, resident of tiiis town.
Are abundant in this vale.
For the public, there is nothing
Old Stack, an Indian on the | ]ms a fine logging team and outfit
Clime sn pleasant and salubrious—
Yakima resen at ion, died at the j for saie at a bargain. 1 The team like a good, quiet hotel—a place
Who does not delight to dwell
In
this healthy, fruitful region,
wliercone
can
feel
as
though
he
«ge of 118 years.
I consists of 5 yoke —2 Jlof stags, 2 of
Fruitful, beautiful Coquill«*.
were at home by his own fireside.
Mr. N. \\. Lenevo has just j steois and 1 of bulls.
J. L.
Plenty
of
good
reading
matter
is
Gravel
Ford.
paintetl the steamer C eres, and ; Mr. G. II. Ramsdell came over to
iX?V3Si.X?
did the job in g«*xl style.
| see his little crippled boy last week at hand, and a person can take ITb
DIED.
Such a house is that
Burt Getehell and lady came up j He informs us that the little boy comfort.
river on a visit last week to friends J is getting along nicely and will kept by AI rs. Lockhart, at Empire
Monday, July Cist, lfc>S4, at l::i0 p. m .,
City.
Her
tables
are
supplied
Minnie
O. Train, only daughter of S. 8. and
in this vicinity.
; soon be able to walk.
M.
J.
Train,
aged 1(1 years, f> months and
with the best the market affords
Hon, Binger Herman 11 w ill re-J A. L. Nosier and Harry
Hunt
1(1
days.
Funeral
services at Harrisburg at
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and competent waiters will always 11 o’clock on Wednesday,
july 2d, 18S4.
move his family from Koseburg to j have opeued a market, vegetable
be found in attendance.
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We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mr.
Myrtle Point, this week.
j and provision store in the building
Next week, in accordance with and Mrs. Train, in this, their hour of be­
The l\ S. steamer Shubriek ’ lately occupied by MeEwan and
reavement.
previous
notice,
we
commence
called at Cape Arago, last week, 1 O’Connell. See their add.
Sweet spirit, thou hast down away;
publishing the poetic effusions of
Thy gentle voice is still:
landing supplies for the light- j Mr. Frank Greatzer assignee for
Naught
left for us but to obey
Le Gareon, the mariner poet.
house.
| the creditors of AY. H. Carotliers,
The mandates of that will 1
Printing one piece each week will
The power that human hopes will dash—
J. F. Hall, couihy surveyor, h as ; has 40,000 good red cedar shingles
require a considerable period to
*T;s heard amidst the r«mr
received from the i
t-Jilce, the I for sale in lots to suit, ami at very
Of thunder; and. the lightning's flash
elapse before the conclusion of
map of township - 0 south, range I low figures. Apply at store.
Reveals it evermore.
that portion already w ritten. Any­
11 west
Captain Littlefield was in Rose- thing new’ and interesting T.ill be lit summer, when the ground is drv.
Our wayward minds impressing
A social met ting is announced j burg on the 23rd, and left on the given, also.
Poetry has never
With what is meet—what we should buy—
for next Sund;t\ at the le-iueRce 2 Ith for Coos bay. He will proba- to our knowledge—been written
Light calf skin is a blessing.
<>f Eld. J. P. Last r, at l i o’clock, bly commence operation on the and published by a mariner, con­ But, when the rain descends, and mud
Impedes perambulation,
a . M.
[ breakwater on the 1st of August.
sequently, it will possess that nov­ We need a boot both Rtrong and good
Eld. J. P. East« r will hold di-1
His friends will be pleased to elty. Those who feel interested in
To reach our destination.
vine service in the grove »Sunday, learn that Ilync L. Darneille, that branch of literature, will be Go to Fean <1 Huntington's—
They w ill tit and please you;
Aug. 13th. All are cordially iu- formerly of this place, is a success- able to secure the whole work,
They keep every thing.
vited to alien !.
j ful farmer in Jackson county, and with anything more that may be
From stout boots for winter.
Dr. J. T. McCormac, County f ,ms 70 ilores of Cootl 6raiu tiiis added, by subscribing for the
To light ones for spring.
FI ebald .
The author is Robert
school sup» i iiti. nti< lit, is vi.-viting season.
N O T IC E !
this section, oa bu:-mee>s connected | Mrs. J. H., Airs. A IT, and Airs, Starkey, who is at present, in
have a few head of half ami thrre-«(uar-
w ith his off v.
J. F. Sehroedor wore in town Snt- charge of the editorial columns of I t«*r l»r«*e«l. French Marino buck lambs
for sale.
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Notwithstanding
the
fact
this
paper.
Get
out
your
scrap
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Capt •). T; ’».er has
E. Conn an.
th
it
their
husbands
accompanied
books,
subscrU>e
for
the
H
erald
,
Norway.
Co.*;
Co,.
Grognji.
1 raucisco, L
i riihse u uew
boiler and steel shaft for the lug them it is said it was not a go« )d and hear what the mariner ix«ot of
time for Schroeders.
Oregon has to say in either poetn
have closed in? books, and all those in­
Katie Cook, also, anew prop 1 er.
debted to ino ar«' requested t«> settle up
Air. Ed. Neer, of Gravel Ford, is or prose.
in 8ft days from date, or I willput their ac­
5 C 1 I-
Mr. U. N hern's brother,
counts in the hands of an attorney for col­
under the treatment of Dr. Easter
It ljr lle I'o i u l H cuik .
man on tne Parkersburg, paid a : .
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lection.
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1 • a m this place. He has improved so
A. Pershbaker
The Chinese wash ♦house’ is 110
visit to Norway, ami returned >ust 1
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j much since Ins first arrival in the
lbmdobpb. July 8tli, 1RR4
more. Shirt bosoms minus starch
intime to g«> 1»> sea on ïhe vessel.
1 country, that bis old friends did
and gloss are again the rage.
Major A. G. Brown lias n •turned not recognize him.
ff
Our school is piogressing finely
tv> the b«v. Ti K- uppe: UM HC l ‘ O l the
Carl Volkmnr Esq.
passed under Prof. Sherwood’s auspices;
Coquille City, Oregon
Major indi»•ate:■v Li.- success iu de-
through
town
yesterday,
on
his
over forty pupils are now enrolled. GALLIFR A HUNT . . . . Proprietors.
lying the uppn acli of old l a illCT
way to Alarshfield.
AVe are in­
Horses Itoarded by the day, week, or month.
Time.
The continuous cloudy weather r ? f“Hanlinp; done on short notice.
nf>0
debted to him for the information
weather is doing great damage to
The rogu lar iieeting of tbie Ly-
4 i 1 w W iil that, an installation of officers of the lmy in this vicinity; consequent­ Fairview Sz Coquille City
tie Ltxlge, No. ’¿ i, G. -A.
-»•>
ly, many of the farmers will not be
take place i>n ( equi ¡le c it y, on the
able to savo any.
R. E. BUCK, Prop.
on Saturday the 2nd proximo.
each month.
The Good Templars have a flour­
Leaves Coquille City every day (except
Patronize Fred Jarvis, the pio­
Sunday)
at noon, and return same eveniup,
ishing
lodge
at
this
place,
but
as
The schooner Amethyst crossed
neer stage man. It is through the
connecting at Fairview with the Coos bay &
we are troubled with conscientious
the bar, inward, on the 25th, at
ltoselmrp stape, so that a person can reach
efforts of Air. Jarvis that we have
scruples, we do not belong to it, lioseburg in one day. Fare with 50 lbs of
which date, the Helen Merriam
a good road, good and efficient
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consequently, we do not know the baggage, $1.
was seen outside,
ik e Truckee is
mail and stage service between
number of members.
hourly «p o c ta L
Coquille City and Coos bay, and
A\*e are glad to state that Airs.
What an improvement is
j -t bebooves ftll to
him their
since our mail and passengers patronage. The route is elegantly J. H. Roberts is improving in
com efron Koseburg in 0110 day. equipped. See ad.
health; also Grandma Rowley, who
tf.
Buck’s hack makes close connection
was very low with an attack of
Rev.
B.
T.
Sharp,
will
preach
at
at Fairview. See his ad.
asthma.
Thanks to Dr. Angell’s
Dora, at 11 A. M., and at Fairview,
The AIcAIillau Brothers ure hi at 7 p. M. on the first Sunday ii. skill.
be in Randolph, Aug. 1st, tc re­ August.
Elders Black, Ritter, and Bailey
FROM
At Pioneer church, on
main about eight or ten days. the second Sunday, at 11 A. M., and are holding a protracted meeting
Their intention i.-> to reach Coquille 2 p . m .
80 far, only one
At Fishtrap, on the third here this week.
City, on or about the loth of Sunday, at 11 a . m ., and 3 P. M. convert is the result; but, consid­
August
At Coquille City, on the fourth erable enthusiasm is manifested,
COOS BAY,
and
we
hope
to
see
good
results
Mr. Tom Hervey came down Sunday, at 11 A. >r., and 4 r . m
fam ing the l . S. Mails,
from such earnest strivings.
from his home in the valley last
Mr. John Snyder, lato of the
W ELLS, FARGO & Co’s EXPRESS
week, and is now spe ndiug a week
Last Sunday our town was favor­
Olive hotel, has leased the Wes­
AND
o f recreation on the beach. He is
ed
with
a
very
large
crowd
who
tern hotel at Alarshfield.
AA liilo
Passengers
accompanied by his sister, Airs.*
we regret losing a worthy citizen attended the Baptist services.
Sta(/eleaves Coquille City every
Mehl, and her family.
and a good neighbor, we wish him We were also treated to a genuine
saloon “racket,” in which a couple day (excepti Sunday) at 6 A. M.
Judge Bean and family will re and his amiable family
%
/ success in
and 1 P. M., connecting with
main on Coos bay until after the their new home. Marshfield will gain of bruisers pulled each others hair,
the Cars and Steamers for^Coos
Septemlier term of court.
A >
0y the accession. Their ability in and scratched and yelled vocifer­
Bay each trip.
* special term of circuit court will keeping a good hotel is well known, ously, but, there is no notice of a
Leaves Coaledo fo r Coquille
convenoon Monday the 28th, to
Wo call attention to the adver­ funeral, so we guess that all parties City at 9:30 A. M. and 5 P. M.
dispose of some equity cases.
tisement in another column, of are alive yet.
Passengers leaving Coquillo City] on the
morning
trip can visit Marshfield and} Em­
The race at Myrtle Point, b e -! McMillan
Bros.—photographic Next Saturday wo are to have a
pire City, having two hours in each place
tween Sam Decker’s gray horse, j artists. They visited the Coquille grand horce race between “ Cleve­ and return to Coquille City the same even­
and Peter Cotton’s racer, was won about two years ago, and did an land,” owned by S. Decker, and ing.
by the gray. R »bt. Lowe lode the 1 immense business; having given “Janies Blaine,” owned by J. P. J^TGo with the Mail and always make
AVe have staked all our connections.
gray. Bully for Bob. 'There was ! unparalleled satisfaction; it being Cotton.
Through Fare only $ldi0.
a large attendance of both sexes,! conceded that they surpassed any- money on “ Blaine,” and advise
JARVIS ¿c ARRINGTON. P rops .
C. W. Z I'M WALT.
others
to
do
likewise.
thing
in
their
line
that
had
ever
and the day passed away pleas­
Agent.
Coquille City, Ogu.
n&nf
Myrtle Pointers.
visited this section.
antly.
( From tlxo Now NtiriLvv.-.Uf 'x^Utiy chiuiiiMl.)
"SrornroEr
George MeEwan
Don’t Read This,
Coquille City, Oregon,
liilm You Want to Ruy
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DEALER AND
Manufacturer o f
SOOTS and SHOES
Tin, Copper and
Slieetiron W are,
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O f the very best quality and at tho
Lowest Living Rates.
Agate and [Granite Ware,
O. G. Huntington, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS AND
Tho FashionalAe Boot and Shoe Maker,
LANTERNS
will be found at ull times ready to wait upon,
and aocomodnte’custoiners with everything
in our lino, at the Coquille City Boot and
Shoe store; one door north of the Olive hotel,
Main street.
D k .* n «fe H onti K(» ton .
Coquille
City
SADDLES,
AND
Harness,
Rope, Paints, Oils
Market
and a full Line of
I
Nodler <fc Hunt Props.
Shell Hardware,
River Front, Coqnille City, Oregon.
IRON and Blacksmiths’ supplies.
— :0 ‘-—
Fresh and choice meats of all
I make my own Tinware, and
kinds constantly on hand.
will do any repairing or order work
A L SO
promptly, and at prices as low as
Groceries, vegetables and pro­ the lowest
visions, etc., etc.
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Coming
Coming
Coming!
llelilian Bros.
The San Francisco Photographers^
AY1LL BE IN
-A r c . iNt
And will remain ONE AYEEK
The only first class traveling Gallery on the Pacific Coast.
A\ e make all kinds of pictures as cheap and good as any ever made
in Coos county. If you don’t believe it, look here:
. TwP_ciozen pictures for 50 cts. One dozen, larger, 50 cts.
Six large
size, 75cts. Four Bon Tons, 81. Two cabinets, SI. One large 8x10,
ready for frame. SI. Our photographs are all finished at our San
Francisco gajlery, in the highest style of the art, and at city prices.
AYo copy old and faded pictures and work them in India ink and water
colors, at prices that will surprise you.
Coll early, as our stay is short
Respectfully, McMillan Bros’ Branch, No. 8tli, Sixth St., S. F.
ATTENTION
EVERYBODY!
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Hack Line
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Closing Out Sal« of Carotlicr’s
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Grand Bargains to be Had,
TH E STOCK CONSISTS IN PA R T
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Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoos
Crockery,
\«*w Stage Route!
COQUILLE CITY
Notions, Etc., Etc.,
AVliich will be sold at a great sacrifice. The busiuess must be closed
out at once.
Remember the place—just west pf the postoffice Coquille
City, Oregon.
FRAXK RREATZCB,
Assignee for the creditors of
W. H. Cardthers.
M YRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
w.
L. DIXON
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Proprietor.
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Drugs, Medicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Books.
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason <fc Hamlin or­
gans, Ac. Old A\rines and Liquors of the liest quailty.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
L IV E and LE T LIVE.
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