Coquille City herald., December 09, 1884, Image 3

C'lutr»-li OJrrrtory.
I iu*lo W in. Gallier, of this place,
is quite unwell.
Methodist services,. I»y Uov. II. B. S t a f­
ford. nre lield as follows:
1st Sabbath at North Fork 11 A. M.
2nd
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“ Lnnipey Creek “ •*
3d
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“ Fish Trap
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4th
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“ Coquille City
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L O C A L IT E M S .
Curl 11. Yolkmnr was in town on
Friday the 5th inst.
Joseph ( . Dean of t bquille ( ity,
has arrived at Astoria.
Mrs. A. G. Aiken has been ur.-
well, but is now convalescing.
’’Bright sunny days;’ .but wo look
for them to “soon fa le away ”.
Oakland and Independence have
each had a destructive tiro.
An obituary notice came too late
for this issuo.
Elliott has received a fine sarn-
i pie of cigars. Give them a trial.
Go to Charley Elliott’s for a
,
supply o* nuts—chestnuts pecans,
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i wo hundred and fifty pound s
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I choice, n ,;oiled cuniiv, at Elliotts
! cs Laura lit.
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»le' s.earners Alki, Arcata and
lu b r ic k
s a ile d
fr o m
Coos
Mr. 0. L. Pape did not return Sunday
to Baltimore, but is at Tul ire, Cal. ;
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T H E OJl.f> F A R M .
by an guicon .
Grand
Thcro’s a aime» little farm, I remember it i
well,
Where the days of my youth passed away: j
I îi my dreams I still wander thro’ each sha­
dy dell—
To that spot my fond hopes ever stray.
Thro’ this life we're inconstant and never
content,
’Tis a scene of continued alarms;
Thus I think of the innocent days that were
spent
();i that dear, loijo; forsaken old farm.
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The little
plantation, the k c u c of my ! x\
childhood.
he
f.p >t t’.» it i once ea’ lcul my i:c me
s inula raid iis
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i w»a*n.
b a y ! o h ! 1 !oV(:itW K
fic'üld we l»vik thri/ the futuro ere bri-.lit ¡
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youth were past.
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DiF -V. I'Ll (* Ddlil UuSS í?i!ífi! Ylìll MC
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$1.50
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1;‘IS Ivon COU v k m -i l (»1 j Oh! wlmt* linguisti ve all ìe.i^ht avoid,
| Ti:e best music will be in at tendi.nee. 1 Ilefreehmeulij will be served at both the Heed House and the Myrtle
M ill. IT. Beds ', (U th.e O. S. I. m a n s la u g h t e r ill Jackson c o u n t V, ! Eut n I’owcr ha.-. eonfini-d us, its luniU ;
II onoraby C ommittsh :
Point Hotel.
company, a r r iv e d in S u n F m u c is e o . j f o r k i llin g an I n d ia n .
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u'*ne pMsed,
! lion. J. ilKM ltv SCilliO EDER. IT< n
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.-.nd to peer tuïovvii ihermst is denied.
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i lie glass m this part is better
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The Coquille City Ban-1 w ill bo in att uidnnce as guests of the M. p,
II. N 0 3 L E U .
to r< pont.
We hear that Hermans saw mill than usual at this time of the year,
Then the mind bus a sweet, soothing balm, j
< oM?trrrKK or; i tnto:
at this place will startup after the . which insures good beef this win- So i think or the inn-jc-nt days that v.vr> Ch.- s. Zumwait, chirk M il! -r mid j. \V j 1>. B. Yisiting members from other Lunds are expected and a grand
holidays.
j ter.
Nosier.
spent
Mrs. Dyer came over from the
bay, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
McEwaii.
Mr. Langdon paid us his regular
visit. By the way, he makes spier»-
On that dt-ur, long forsaken old farm.
Fi.oon ( 'oM.-.nTTr.i::
11. II. Scranton, of Sumner, call-
The little plantation, elo
musical and social occasion will be enjoyed.
It. K. iîuok, S. D. Ikirrows and Stove Cal- •
pfi on us last Saturday.
llis log-
lier
The report that ex-Senator j
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ging camp is shut down for the
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, ln*kots i,not me Indin" »upper), . . SI.ft
N 50
¡ winter.
Mi itcliell was in poor health turns j
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; Peeniber 5th, yet we have not olb to be »¡use.
! Xo pain-3 \vi!l be span d to mal:»- tkig Tile
did butter.
had fr >st enough to coat the side-
J. T. Moulton is paying
the ; walks white, and no rain, so far,
highest cash price for nil kind of worth mentioning.
hides and furs.
‘Subscriber”, who is seeking af-
Saturday night, December the ' ter knowledge, will find it in re-
Gth, we experienced the first hard memhering to write his name to
frost of the season.
j Ins next communication.
Stand evc-nt of the tva.son. ::nd a ^rn ral in-
The follow ing business was done iiiat¡<.n ¡a exK-i.dad.
at the Koschnvg land oliico during ¡
November; 19 homestead entries
embracing 21,811 acres; 10 fi- Ì
A
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nal homestead entries of 1,580!
Farm ers! Look
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Your m ie
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acres; IS pre-emption filings; 1 j P m ' M P D C T A T P a t t r r r
timber entry and 10SS acre» sold *
a . i v L i A L h^ULLiVui-j )
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Coquillo
City,
Co. Oregon, w ill reopen
Mrs. Mcllwan has been very low; j C apt. Parker will soon start up j i\ r cash,
Don’t he misled by misropresenlations of competitors.
Investigate
Inn.ftth.
ls.'ft.
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but, at the presentWriting, she is - bis mill nit.or the holidays, we are
Slmloutswishiii” to take a completo bus-
1’iie SvUitheni Oregon Develop-! inesa r-iurse. cun avail lhe:ut>c!vcs of and see where you can buy the cheapest; in doii.g so, call at Whitney
, informed, h> cut cedar which will
]ir<>greh'ing favoni!>ly
iiifid company, sa \t> t Be Ne\. t, j the privilege without iucarrinp; the enor- <1; O’Connell’s, the originators of low prices on this river. The\T keep
Messr s. Graham an 1 Palme r, two
will soon bi-gin the construe-! “* ouh » sjaujo and inconvenience »»f poing
A bilge immigratkm is expected
far from home.
entleirjim s» » kinglu:al t<< iuvest in
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, the fol­
tion tif a large stump mill and
beie
earlv
in
the
spring.
A
num-
et.
imîay
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ki.l u> a vi; it « n Sat
quartz reduction works in Fast: A i iiili& r y LiGOSPirnGflt
lowing specialities:
returni>d
to
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G
irumi
lins
Mr. A
1 orllaild. liiev li?.\e .>(<!) toils o! , \\ ill lie cuiulu-t*d in connection with this
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whiie
others
aim
to
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ecure
govern-
ie Ct»o’lille, after un M • •HOilOC1 » >f a
o* e oil the O. A C. ii. It. ill Jack- insiitutfi, mul instruction will be fcivc-n to
few mon* Its in \\ ashing ton le n i- ¡ ““■I1 “ -a.
.J. .A
son county, which will be shipped |
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The
race
truck
of
the
S.
V>.
O.
A.
to rv.
c m a n u fa c tu re
down and worked there as soon as i arc.VthoJaph.VreiLm
S U p S H O ? a r t i c l e O ? 1~Ei
is
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compiuteli
under
the
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F.ick, the man who was cut so
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I the mill is ready.
ihe company
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MTeiely at linwlulph, a ton raonlh« per»isiou of J. Henry Sckroeder. have the caiiital with which to!
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is ill toxvu. Ho 1 ms improved W!:f u lhli.s...... " lM lv 0,10 ‘"‘i1 work, ami will begin the work of ! ,
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! Business and social letter-writing, compo-
lu circnuoerencc.
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M-omlerl iliy.
piiisj-l ,t:llg. Pa.., Ill CMUtiil »11 ( )l - jition, grammar, political, physical and
The
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i-f
equalizatbm
for
commercial ccoornphy, arithmetic, book-
>11 Si ujli.
Alev Shrift, **f Floras creek, lias
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kcepin". commercia! kc ' ouco , algebra, phys­
Bais
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district
m»‘t
Saturday.
V*een under the weather f -r some
iology
the laws »>f health, and the nidi-
liv
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time. ii* e are glau
near i;
timi
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musi»—vocal and in V nimental, etc. a n d w i l l o w w a r e =
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1.» collect the S-mili t,ax which was
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i.)oe.
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Wash-,
Tuition,
tile same as under ouroid Bj’sU-m.
is improving.
Farm tools and Implements, Iron and Steel, Bumps, Wvater-pipes
wde l some tini. ■ a g
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i n g u »»t M w m ] has the folii.'wiiig
t Tin-.".
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Prof. Tobias’ school has opened
•ndary
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I estimate mr river and linrh-or im
ì b é :-teamer Cc>os B
and Fittings, Paints, Oils and Bmolies, Lamps and Crockery, Harness
with 45 pupils, aa l 15 m >re seats
(T.'. hk M i i . i . kb , Principal.
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are engag rod. l’he sell-»->1 Will COÎJ- V
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and Trimmings, itoiie, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware, Rifles,
bv the
She will make ington Tearitorv, nia
H)th or lit; ! i A
tiuue
me four month
mourns.
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iv-uiar trips
i.ugnieer Department, and to be; Z
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tri]1>S between
»>»*t\veen < , >os », bay
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and
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f »
J Pipe,
1 ’ Bird cages
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f sco,
isco, horeatter, suhmitteci to tne coi.imitteo < n ají-¡
ruln1
aiid
San r i ranci
Xpaui-h Td 'rin » sheep «ewes^ wo
Fíltrame to C u s
1 . -n
Ci!uTying; fitfight HI*d ex;
Fishing tackle, «and all Goods usually kept in a first class Hardware
d m V l bv calling (>r writng t<> this
■»ay, $.150,000; \ aquina bay,
ter. Sh ipp ors vvili take
o d e within a week.
> '■ ; c< listi’lK'ti- -ll of c:ina.i UM/IUM1
■. tv . w\ h!iiq t-> Ivu. fj-.v.'-is. wi!il land Atoi’O.
ili*e chai ige.
1
luls. improved or nniuipvovt will i
The rd i came down fnely <>n
Tim timos are dull and have been he ( n.sc;e has, r;-v ’, » » > .»/; upp«’ ” Col-
to
«v.H *.n o. <’.}!» n.ic.titoii, **City j X. B. YJe make a Speciality of job work, and guarantee satisfaction
Friday night last. It is iaie this
for the iast two months.
The nubia laver, meluduig Snake river.
year, but we may '«?»>k for an alum-
the Columbia ’ P t ! linci whrrc. -h Inn ini ’ lumd» r*t Living Prices.
misfortune seems universal, ibou- 859,100; mo n t h
iliiice in Jmmary next.
! ' V.','lf
. ,l)V out (,r emnlov- !
^200,000; inq roving lowuri
inr^everiety « a rr:d estate, and
rn.
: salica Oi men are out 01 empioj-
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V.'hitney A O'Connell, Props.
* Mr. fi ersi.-am Bowne and minilv . mel|t ¡u Uie Fastelli Stetes and in W ìllametle amb Columbia nvers, ;
s» cfhm ranch .donno n
T in ,
and S2icsi-*£ran w a r e ; a
W e ll s e le c te d steels o f g e n e ra l
h a rd w a re, stoArcs c.3?.d ran ges, w o o d
improving upper \\ ill- i- iii h>(, iii town, coil C.i Sling in part of the I
amelle river, £20,000; ChehaiisVol“,v,;:ns:
C r e o r s r e 2iÆ c Z E 'w c m .
river, §5tkT0; Co.vlit/, $6000; Skagit, ! »w* arr*'>. c - kh I. large dv.idling. com-
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modi our barn, line vouti" orchard, cood out I l i l Ï 5 Ç 1
Snohoim.sh, ’ Siilkiguami.il,
Noot- ¡ , houfvs. .10
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l.> m grass am;
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sack and Snoqunlmie rivers. 22,000, i ir, p!c,<v hu:d. There are upwards of fifteen
Coquille liver, 800,000.
1 million r-et-of lir and cc ar timber on the
1 land which is of easy access to the river.
Ciwsiilc (ilv, OrfSiia.
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nci'OK, 100 m the bottom, 2.» lm-
A t goin g to press we learn that 1
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j proved; new frame dwelling, good orchard,
Mr. S. S. McAdams
\OUllgest a j barn, Jim- Spring, and 10 head of cai.lle. 2 Dealer in. anri manufacturer of, Tin, Copper Sheeiiron Ware. Agate and Granite
hoy, of only a few months, died ! hoys. 5 Sheep, i Inree and 10 t»ms of hay.
jj^ujett, Sen. D .; D. Jilos, »ir. D .;
l me titube* on upland.
suddenly
W \ A B R ,Iïl
v last night.
rv
(; A Brown Sen. Steward; M. »J.
CT a v rò *, all bottom, 30 improved: good I
house, burn nuil orchard, also pood fi-uccs,
Sturdivant, Jr. Steward; C. Lehn-
ILl£u.:Y i;ps, C h i m n e y s a .n c l L a n t e r n s ,
IIOKA.
• to., adjoining Coquille City.
porr> Tyler.
‘it aews, all boti >m. <> cleared, al' ¡mod
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reiver th«
!th. to
the 1 tiU
Saddles, and harness, rope, paint and oils, and a full line of
j pjie statesman says that there
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rtlilc* land; house, burn. outhoiiMcs, or
bave deperteil for Empire City, ; p;n^i;llui. Js it tuo lunch protee-
where he v. ili engagé in tbe prue- : tu),° too niU(,h free trade, or over-
ticeof bis profession thè h>nso- j
H{uctÌ0n? Quien Sabe?
rial.
i Myrtle Point Lodge Xo. 7N A.
Jim Knyoft has removed his bar-
^ A yp .Jected and installed
her business to the shop adjoining t|u> f;Howihfg otlicers: V. X. Perry,
the Olive Hotel, formerly occupied j ^ a (1 . j Lelinheriv S. W.; B. C.
by A. II. Wright.
Shaving
; Xhull, Jun. VC;
C. F. Edwards,
hair cutting done with dispatch.
I Treas,; Ed. Bender, See.; M, L.
«.This pa]'er does ii"t claim to do
tlie best job work, nor lias it the
facilities at present for tl.e most
■ rapid manipulation; but, it profess-
es to use care and a willingness to
«1,» I I , » u-ovl-
up
II
do tne woik wei..
T. J. Patty and John Kitchin
passed through town with two fine
calves, on their way to Sumner.
Mr. Kitchin purchased them from
Mr. Dement, of the South fork,
who imported them from Ohio.
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nre four papers in Southern Ore-
gon, each claiming to do the best
j o b work.
1 That is according to the invaria-
ble, newspaper rule—the best work
I and the largest circulation. Truth
| lies nt the bottom of a well, nud
The shooting m^itcli arranged by j
wew »paper of the
^
the Hunt Brothers, for turkeys, i progressing downward in the effort
chickens, ami a beef, will take
place on AYednesday the 24th inst.,
at half past one o’clock P. Mt Sharp-
shooters will take notice; as, there
is a big feed in prospect.
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In the recommendations
for
harbor improvements alonf- the
coast, we notice ».Oy-OO for Co-
quille, and $1;>0,000 for ( 0 0 s bay.
M ould it not be well for our peo­
ple to petition congress to give us
at least the amount recommended,
as small amounts are absorbed in
preparations.
That flag st«u 1Y adjoining Gallier s
•8->*> J 000;
H E PI0.\ EEH HARDWARE 3! AS !
wlfc of Charles S. lin e, twins—a daughter | chanl e!o>> v „ale from OuqniU* City,
i n ison
O ho suburban lot. containing I K acres,
In this place, Bee. i>, to the wifo of S. P. neat cottage, 100 fruit 1 roes 3 years old: very
desirable fora family residence, being } J a
C. Johnson, a son.
from mlic t oquillo City.
ALL
In this town,T)eoeu»ber the 4th, Milburn
s- nn<1 Mnr>' A-
At Air. Cribhin's, Cutchen creek. Nov. 30,
of whooping cough, infant daughter of
Joseph and Sarah Davis, ag»-ti 10 months.
POST
OFFICE
Store,
C. A N D R E W S
EXECUTRIX’ NOTICE.
H A R D W
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d im s and am inaBiiiar., 3 w u ! e s rm v d fr, B la rk s n iiiliV s c p p lie S r
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On Cntchcn creek, Luetta L., youngest
Look out for fun. Not less than daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AVm. Cribbins,
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four grand balls in this vicinity, aged 1ft years, 1 month and 1ft days. Her
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disease was consumption.
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between the night of the 23d and
CONSTANTLY
Not being a bloated bondholder,
Ibe first day of January, 188o.
“Music hath charms to sf*oth the or wealthy, I can’t put on so much
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An assortment of
creBtenn im,)Ulse to take a Style as some of my neighbors, bnt
rest am, Bnore
Boots and shoes,
will guarantee to give as much
goods for less cash.
Hats and caps,
.lI:i*«|iMT¡t<le Hall.
Pioneer Hardware Man.
Stationery, Inks,
The masquerade ball to be given
NOTICE!
h jere on Christmas Eve promises
Dry goods ant1
4 nyone winhing t«i have ft or <> yoke of
be a gnmd aflair indeed. The i V cultl»» wintered, will do well by calling
on, or writing to, Chan. Watkins, at thin
Clothing L a ­
| following prizes are to be given: place.
dies. Gents
; Tor the richest costume a splendid
k
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DIED.
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
also groceries,
the stick partly burned away, all j (.}iaracter (gent),clothes brusll aud Court han duly made mi order appointing
Canned goods,
that IS necessary IS a gale of Wind. „€i„ .
phprncti>r f ladv 1 1 I ueH<lftV tte «til d.ay of January mv an the
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case; liomliest tnaiacur tiaay) dnv for the hearing of objections to such
Cigars,
tobacco
The »tick 18 too long to stand with-I pQcj-et hook.
The judges are final
" * account and the settlement thereof.
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nndcandies. He pays the high­
1 >ec 3cL 1884.
out guys and the prospect is a j Mrs. II. E Buck.’ Mrs. Allen Col- C. Dated
H. Volkmar,
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Mary Wagoner, est price for country
produce
A»toin *v for the estate. \
Executrix.
bouse razing at any time.
Her and Mr. A. G. Aiken.
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M Y R T LE
DRUG S T O R E.
Ogn.
Myrtle Point,
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Proprietor.
Drugs, Medicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
Fancy Articles, Statifmery and the finest quality of School Books.
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason & Hamlin or­
gans, k c. Old Wines and Liquors of the best quailty.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
L I V E and L E T L IV E .
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