Coquille City herald., October 21, 1884, Image 3

I.r t in r c o ii.
Show mo the man who never kick*,
Hut »mallows the ticket whole—
Tho straight-out fiend of politics,
And H i show you a stupid soul.
Show iuo tho man with n ready Inngh
For the spleeu, the sinut and drew
Of the campaign notes—insipid chaff—
He’ s an ass ou two straight legs.
LO CAL ITEM S.
William Welch is teaching school
at Sumner.
o r . Jol in Nasburgof Marshfield,
is in town.
Mr. II. ( Irady called on us yes­
terday.
Don’t forget to go and see Mrs.
Olive’s new goods.
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Rev. Grimsley preached iu the
church Sunday night
Mr. J. IV. Bennett, of the News,
was in towu yesterday.
Mr. E. S. Spurgeon, of Fish-
trap, went over to tho bay yester-
Ken Smith, deputy sheriff, is a- j (jfty
round collecting taxes,
Master Ernest Divilbiss is visit­
A. L. Nosier has tho outside i i ing his sister, Mrs. Bowne, in this
shell of his new building completed. plaee.
Tho family of the Into Lou. Zig-
Messrs. Johnson and Phillips
ler will mako their home in Rose- are about opening a coal mine back
burg.
of town.
Walter Sinclair, Esq., of this
The Amethyst and Helen Mer-
town, has been appointed a notary- riam sailed iu over the bar on
public.
Sunday, unaided.
all
>ro-
\N heat and oats, also a eh et grass,, Our old friend, Mort Smith, of
clover and timothy seed foi sale b\ looking Glass was iu town visit-
Oden Nelson, Norway.
i lug friends last week.
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(Lr. G yii'oN.)
What might have been? Hast then then
thrown away
The gem experience, the monitor
That taught thee truiama from day to day?
Ah well, 'tin h o with man: a constant war
Of mind against the inevitable.
Bright visions of the future, then the
scone
Will change- n retrospect unprofitable,
Ending with that sad sigh, it might have
been.
Man is the child of ciucurustarfces; prone
To indulge in phantasies of bruin:
Anon, his castles in the air, have flown,
And left him nothing but a conscious pain;
Pluced iu whnteVr position, still he drinks
The bitter dregs of disappointment keen;
His darling project launched, behold it
sinkh—
No solace left, but that, it mifihl have
been.
The weary wanderer thro' this world of woo,
Bereft of all thut makes existence dear,
No loving heart to cherish, doomed to go y j
Alone! Alas, it makes life's journey drear.
But still, the true, the calm, reflective mind,
From out tho desert will pluck something
green;
Beset with thorns, mayhap a flower 'twill
llnd,
And pay no heed to that which might
have been.
4':*ll osit (lie M ilitis i.
A firm of Boston bankers failed,
with an indebtedness of $342,508,
and assets of $32,535. Tho cred­
itors are clamorous to know what
the suspendid firm did with £124,
000 of deposits they were known to
receive. What sense is there in
keeping up this agitation of the
money question? It is all settled.
The finances of the country nre on
a firm basis and are managed by
the best banking system the world
ever saw. What do these depositors
know about finance? They have no
right to pry into the banking bus­
iness! All the banks want is to be
let ulonef. The fact is these depos­
itors are a pack of communists, and
want thjrae people wlio are smart in
finance to divide their accumulations
with them. They are a dangerous
class! heretics! lunatics! socialists!
nihilists! They’re—oh—call out
the militia.— [Buckeye Vidette.
The
The Baptists expect to dedicate
Hon. C. B. Watsou will give us
Jiiilgv D y e r 's V isit.
Tho world has again becomo tho
their new church at Gatdner, the a republican speech in this place
County Judge G. M. Dyer, scene of a pestilence and its spread
third Sunday in next month.
to-night. A general turn out is de-
whom we mentioned some time will probably make its baleful
Alex. Stauff came down the river1 sired,
since as having gone to Salem, re­ march through the world before
and departed for I oos bay, on l'ri-J I^om Clinton and George Jolin-
turned here Sunday evening, its dread visitation is over. South­
day morning.
( sou, of Gravel Ford, have come
from a conversation we had with ern Franco and Italy, and parts of
W e are enjoying l>eautiful weatli- here to attend school during the the Judge, we glean the following Spain have already suffered most
er during the last three or four winter.
They went out via. Gardiner am j ! fearfully and the progress of tho
days too good to continue long at
Master George Carrl has our Scottsburg and had a pleasant trip. epidemic through Europe is watch­
this season of the year.
thanks for 7 potatoes, which weigh A stop was made at Eugene City, ed with interest. We may expect
C’lnis. Edwards has received at j 36 pounds. How is that for Coos I at w hich place the farmers are it to reach our continent and in
hisJdyrtlo Point furniture store, county potatoes?
complaining of hard times anil j
f° appear in Oregon, though
stock
of holiday
a magnificent
modern science can
Mr. Miller who bought the Em­ damaged crops, tho result of the j ^ mfty ^,e
j alleviate its ravages from what -was
goods. Call on him.
* j erson place on Cm niughnm creek, early rains
Track laying between Corvallis | exjttrienced in former times. Tho
The commercial college at this has returned from California and
and Yaquina bay is going rapid-; W1^el " as a witness to this fearful
place will reopen Dec. 1.
The t«x>k charge of his place,
primaly department will be con-1 Mrs. C.*W. Olive, of this place, ly ahead at each end of the road. ; l’^lallf? *n 1^ {llid came near be-
victim. It is impossible
ducted as before for beg'.uners.
has a huge, and fine assortment of The stage road between these two
words how terrible the
Charles H. and James Crew, «>1 fashionable millinery goods, which points is in a fearful condition-- to yay
Sixes, were in town. James left on arrived, by last steamer and arc ho­ much worse than any m Coos ! presence of a plague can be. The
! only course to pursue is to literally
stage for Fait view, last Friday.! ing opened. Call and examine her county.
Grain is very cheap in Eastern 1 Imt one’s house in order and make
He goes to the Columbia river.
i stock.
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practice, allow no
Harry Southwell and Collins,
EIA J. C. (Vuiterliury preached i
an> ',mt litll° >*tter1,1 the |
? }*!
o infect the air
is farewell
sermon liere
Maiks aim ;
tli© diver, have been doing Coquille! hi»
imcnun »i*jjii<>n
u n c Smulav.
ouiuiay. i I ^^eiior of tlio btaio.
City, aud taking a rest from the : He is going ,lmv„ the const
Fie ; Irfedlaiuler have 25,000 bushels of j with pollution and disinfect all
arduous duties of their professions. | has been a faithful minister H i l l I (wheat stored in their wave-house j places that are liable to spread
I in RoseImrg. At that plaee wheat miasm or corruption When the
The republican majority in the
is bought at 50 cents per bushel — plague comes among us the use
state election of Ohio last week, I>1e.
of perfect cleanliness must he sup-
i half money and half in trade.
lias kept falling till it is not likely
The frequency of rain during the <
At Salem the judge visited the ! plemented by such a diet as will al­
to be 10,00i>, and jiossibly much less. month of Semtember, which is un- j .
lusane asylum, and found it to con- j low of every digestion and not ob-
Mr. J. C. Laird has presented usual in this climate, leads us to ! tain 571 inmates. The keepers are struct the system.— Farmer
this office with some fine apples. the conclusion that we will have • very gentlemanly and courteous, flM E W m B B g g W P
They were raised on his own place, dry weather most of that period in- j and use the utmost good care of
and averaged nearly a pound and chiding November and December, i these poor, unfortunate people.
We have taken notice of this pe-1
Near Cmpiillo City. Gut. H», infuni citila
a quarter each.
Every rocm is heated with hot air >f G. l‘>. aiul Maggio Self.
ith Co-
I'*' vuliarity during a long course «>f j
Mrs. J. Hoffman, of South
pipes, so theio out In* no danger of
years.
Formerly,
this
section
of
qutlle, has our thanks for the fin­
an inmate doing him or herself any
the
world
was
afflicted
with
inces­
est apple we have seen this season.
harm. A record is kept of each
6 R A H D
sant rain during the winter months,
It is a gloria raumli, and weighed
one's condition, which is open for
but of late years there lias been
nearly two pounds.
inspection. Many of the inmates
considerable decrease in the rain­
’Squire T. C. Land left per Inst
work in the fields,laundry and shop.
fall. With dry, sunny weather in
•teamer for his old home iu Noith
The judge’s daughter, Miss Hattie,
w'inter, this is a fine climate to
Carolina to visit his brother, Col.
remained at Salem to attend the
work iu, as it is never very cold,
Sister’s school.
J. C., whom he went to accompany
even when tho wind is from the
To he given at Coquille City, on
Hon. B. Hermann will be down in
out in the spring.
coldest quarters—north, northeast
a few days.
Hin old friends here will l>e sor­ and northwest
AVe are informed by the judge
ry to learn that Mr. Daniel IV agon-
An attempt was made ou the
D e c e m b e r t ilt h . 1 8 8 1 .
er, of South Coquille, died on the night of Wednesday the 15th inst., that he intends shipping a lot of
The managers will spare no
26 ult, while visiting his former to set fire to the new dwelling little myrtle trees, and a sample of
that magnificent timber, to the pains to make this the grandest
home in North Carolina.
house of Dr. Angell. It is certainly
affair of the season.
The enter­
W e have received a full assort­ deplorable to think that any person New Orleans exposition.
tainment of their guests will l>e
ment of job type, cards, bill-heads exists in this peaceable community,
In warm weather many persons
made a speciality.
aud other material which will en­ who would be guilty of such a das­ feel an irresistible craving for som­
able us to fill orders for anything tardly outrage. Fire is a bad mas­ ething sour, and often gratify
in that line. Orders promptly ex­ ter, and he who would inaugurate this desire by a free indulgence
ecuted
the temporary reign of that wild, in pickles or vegetables made acid
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The Mail gays: It is reported devastating element, must be aware with vinegar this demand for
Been engaged, and refreshments
that Captain Harkins hus sold his of the fact that, the spirit of re­ acids indicates a deficiency in the
interest in the steamer Coos Bay, venge in which he may wish to in­ acid secretions of the stomach, and can be had at tho Robinson, or
Olive hotel.
aud that lie has accepted a situation dulge is liable to operate on other tho demand for an artificial sup­
as coast surveyor for the board of portions of the community as well ply is a natural one; but vinegar TICKETS for the bail (not in­
as on the object of that revenge. is notthe best substitute.
underwriters of San Francisco.
cluding supper) $1.50
Lactic
From a private letter from Rev. The house, fortunately, received acid is one of the chief agents
All are requested to come
but
little
damage,
as
the
fire
was
that gives acidity to the gastric juice
J. B. Perkins who has arrived at
Enmasque.
confined
to
one
room,
and
expired
of
the
stomach
in
health.
This
is
his home in Dallas, in good health,
James Cartwright <fe Steve Gallier
we learn that Mrs. Perkins has before ascending any distance. We the acid of sour milk and there
Managers.
been engaged for another year hope that we may not have to fore one of the best summer diet
as a teacher in the school there. chronicle any more attempts at in­ drinks that we can use is buttermilk. Iu summer, when tho ground is dry,
Our wayward minds impressing
They send their regards to their cendiarism, but if we do, we ex­ It satisfies the craving for acids by
press a hope in the discovery of giving to tho stomach a natural With what is meet—what we should buy—
old friends down here.
Light calf skin is a blessing.
tho perpetrator.
supply,
and
at
the
same
time
fur­
But,
when tho rain descends, and mud
Mr. E. A. Gibson, of Sixes, paid
A <’ar«l.
Impedes perambulation,
nishing in its cheesy matter a good
us a visit yesterday. This gentle­
We need a boot both strong and pood
Having made arrangements with supply of wholesome nutrition
man constructed the branch road
To roach our destination.
A man will endure fatigue in hot
the
Trustees
of
the
Coquille
school
connecting P. Hughes place with
Go to Dean & Huntington's—
weather better on buttermilk than
They willifit and please you;
district,
for
the
use
of
their
school
the county road at Joe Nay s ranch,
They keep every thing.
on
any
other
drink
he
can
use.—
Elk river. Mr. Hughes is milking building, wo are pleased to an­
From stout bouts for winter,
Popular Science Monthly.
To light ones for spring.
over fifty cows, and has about two nounce to the citizens of the vicin­
hundred and fifty head of stock. ity, that we will open a private
The rotjd between this place and
Pat. is one of the solid men of Cur­ school on the 24th of November,
to continue for four months. The Coaledo is in a*bad condition, and
ry county.
school will be divided into two will soon be abandoned if some
A large stock of dry good has
on it.
grades—Tuition for the first grade, work is not done
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arrived and is now ready for in­
«I Randolph, Oregon:
including all below the fourth
Robison Bros, have shut down
spection at the stcre of Oden Nel­
son, at Norway. A fine stock of reader 1,25 her month. Second their camp for tho winter. A tine
J. W a l s e r , P rop .
groceries, hardware, etc., is on the grade $2 per month. The present ox lifelonging to them thinking his
Helen Merriam and Amethyst, term of public school will close on sendees were at an end laid down Beer of best Quality always to be
which sailed iu yesterday. Don’t Friday the 21st of November.
and died. A more definite under­ had at the Brewery, and orders
forget to call and examine foi
standing should be maintained be- from all parts filled promptly.
H. J. Tobias, Principal.
yourselves.
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the team and its owner.
Mrs.A. A. lobias, Assistant.
O. Nelson, Norway.
MASQUERADE
OFFICE
New Stage Rente!
C. ANDREWS
P R O P R IE T O R ,
FROM
GOQUILLE CITI
CONSTANTLY
Keeps
An assortment of
COOSBAY,
Cr rvins (lie l’. S. Hails,
u r n s ; FARGO & (V s EXPRESS
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
AND
Stationery, Inks,
Passengers
Stage leaves Coquille City every
(lay {except Sunday) at C A. 3f.
and 1 P. 31., connecting with
the Cara and Steamers fo r Cos
Bay each trip.
Ijeawa Coatedo for Conti die
City at 9:30 A. 3f. and 5 P. 31.
Dry goods and
Clothing La­
‘
PnSHeugers leaving Coquiile City on the
morning trip can visit Marshfield ’and Em­
pire City, having two hours in each place
and return to Coquille City the same even­
ing.
~-i?"Go with the Mail and always make
connections.
Through Faro only >41.50.
J Alt VIS A Alt KINGTON. P rops .
C. W. ZUAIWALT.
Agent.
Coquille City, Ogn.
nMStf
dies, Gents
and Childrens
General fur«»
nishing goods;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
andcandies. He pays the high­
est price for country produce.
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Farmers! Look to Your Interests!
Don’t be misled by misrepresentations of competitors.
Investigate
and sec where you can buy the cheapest; in doing so, call at Whitney
& O’ConneU's, the originators of low prices on this river.
They keep
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, tho fol-
lowing specialities:
T in ? C o p p e ? an d S h eet-iron w a re ; a
s u p e r io r a r tic le o f H om e m anufacture
—— In connection with a------
W e l l s e le c t e d s to c k o f g e n e r a l
h a r d w a r e , s t o v e s a n d r a n g e s ,, wood,
an d willow* w a r e .
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Farm finds and Implements, Iron and Steel, Pumps, Water-pipes
and Fittings, Paints, Oils and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harness
and Trimmings, I‘»ope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware,
Rifles,
Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe, Bird cages and
Fishing tackle, and all Goods usually kept in a first class
Hardware
Store.
N. B. We make a Speciality of job work, aud guarantee satisfaction
at Living Prices.
Whitney A O’Connell, Props.
Christmas Eve,
1 Hilra.
The Coquille String Band
ALB
prnptlf
itold
r)nl4
[MYKTLK,
l ways on
?sl rates.
IK, on
iMe rates.
ive tim-
quanti-
fst living
COM,
COOK.
Oregon.
AGENT
Healer in, and Manufactnrer of,
TIN, COPPER AND’SHEETIRON
FOB
W
WELLS, FARGO & Companys
A R E ,
Agate & Granate Ware,
Lamps. Cbiriftys and Lanterns,
Saddles ant Harness,
Home Mutual
Old California
Rope, Paint and Oils, and a
Full line of
Insurance Cos.,
Slielf Hardware
m
Guns and Ammunition
N e w H om e «£
N e w H ow e
Hercules Powder,
Iron & Blacksmith’s
Sowing Machines,
Supplies.
A L L A T POTTO31 P R IC E S
LIGHT
Address G- M cEW AN.
P10SEER HARDWARE MAX,
Coquille City, Oregon.
MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
.
I D E -A -I j E I K
. . Proprietor,
I l 'T
Drugs, Medic-ins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tohaeo,
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Books,
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason
Hamlin or­
gans, Ac. Old Wines and Liquors of the best quailty.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
L IV E and LET LIVE.
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