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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1885)
■ * ( 'h u r t 'll D l r r r t o r j . Our old comrade, W. P. Skelly» R ot . .11. 13. Swaf was in tow n on Sunday last. REFLECTIONS. ^ ■ ll ........I— — B iY D O N . M arket,Sef«rt. Eggs, per doz.,.................... 30c Apples, per bushel,............ 50 Flour, per barrel............... 6.25 Butter, per roll,.................. 50 Cheese,. . . . per pound,. . . . 20 Beefsteak,.............“ ............ 8 Beef, per fore qr. ............... 6 do, per hind qr., “ .............. 8 Mutton,..............“ ............... 8 @ 12$ Salt P o rk ,............ " ............ 8 Corned Beef,. . . . “ .............. 8 H am s,.................. “ ............ 15 Bacon( sides) . . . “ .............. 15 do (shoulder). . “ L a rd ,.................. “ Potatoes,............“ Cabbage,............“ S u g a r,................ “ Coffee, in tins, .. “ do, green,..........“ Tea, green ,........“ 30 # 7 5 do,English bkfst“ 75 R ic e ,................ 10 Beans,................ “ 51 Apples, dried,.. “ 10# 16 Rasins, do 25$ Currents, do . . “ 12 W o o l,..................“ 15$ Dry Hides,........ “ 12 Green, d o .......... “ 6 COQUILLE We are so pleased with the im provements made of late at the Co tread the path* of busy life ford. arc held as follows: Out of a band of 800 cattle, in lu high or low oondition, 1st Sabbath at North Fork 11 A. M. mouth of the Coquille, that we are Eastern Oregon, 600 have died, Mark well the schemes, the rage and strife, Lampo y Creek 2nd all laboring zealously for a fair ap The rnnsa of imposition. Fish Trap 3d during the storm. propriation to continue the good (Juquillo City 4th Coquille City, Coos Co. Oregon, will reopen You’ ll see the brute that should protect Rev. W. H. Nosier preached on work. One gentleman who has al Jan. 6th, 1895. His wife, abuse and flog her; Sunday, in the church in this town, Students wishing to take a complete bus LOCAL ITEMS. ways taken a great interest in the Vile hypocrites in every sect— iness coarse, oan avail themselves of The quack and pettifogger. at morning and evening service. matter has written to Senator Sla- the fprivilege without incurring the enor Mr. H. Bunch visited this office The well-dressed fop who never toils, The installation of officers of ter, who is a personal friend of his, mous expense and inconvenienoe of going Has neither trade nor calling— on Friday last Coquille Lodge, No. 53, I. O. O.F., far from home. urging him to do his utmQst Oth The cheat who makes with cunning wiles ers also are doing what they can. Mr. P. Dean, of Gravel Ford, was took place on Saturday evening the A pit where others fall in. 4 A Primary Department 3rd iust Our new representative, Hon. B. in town last week. The righteous In their own esteem, Who spnrn their sinful brother, Hermann, intends to go Washing Will be conducted fn connection with this Capt Parker’s mill will start up An addition has l>een attached to And evor push him down the* stream institute, and instruction will be given to ton early in the year, and will do next week we are told. the shop lately occupied by Dean His good resolves to Rmother. pupils of any nge and grade. Among tbs what he can for the Coquille, as Mr. McAdams branches which constitute unscientific oourse Mr. Lnngdon will accept our and Huntington. You’ ll see the miser strive for gain well as for Port Ortord and Coos are, orthography, reading, elocution, plain intends opening it as a butcher Hoth in and ont of season; thanks for some nice apples. bay. Our state senator, Mr. Siglin, and The spendthrift live a life of pain The steamer Ci>oe will not come shop. The antipodes of reason. writes to us to say : “ Be assured, The river i3 gradually rising, to the river as thought some time v t/tamstt The love of dress becomes a curse, 1 11 have the state legislature owing to the late, heavy rain. since. Self-torture an attraction, memorialize congress this session Should the snow in the mountains Business and social letter-writing, compo The feet are lame, the txxly worae— Elder Edmunds called on us last sition, grammar, political, physical and Brain sunk in stupefaction. for a good appropriation for the melt, it will be booming. Wednesday, and favored us with commercial geography, arithmetic, book Coquille river and for Coos bay,and Pr»>ceedings are under way to To clothe the form and strut aronnd keeping. commercial science, algebra, phys some useful items. When other wants are pressing. try and ascertain also why the gov construct a new plank walk to the iology the laws of health, and the Rudi The host of slnves to fashion !>ound, The little steamer Mink, former ernment does not go on with the ments of nmsic—vocal and instrumental, etc. school house ami to furnish the Their God's something to dress in. ly the WAFT*,'swamped and sauk in Tuition, the same as under oor old system. harbor of refuge at Part Orford building to be used as a commer Male and female alike agree the l>ay last {Saturday night. Primary (per term)......................... $5.00 SEND T E X CENTS FO R PO STAG E and for which congress yoted To battle against Nature; cial college. mnd receive free o o r new com bina P R IZ E tion P en cil; ha* «even different ce c Secondary “ ......................... $7 J t 9 Messers. A. G. Aiken and J. The direful consequence mast be §150,000 some years since.” This part is being treated to a in i article*. J o a to n t. A e-n t» wanted. Addreaa A race of pigmy stature. C lark M iller , Principal Waller iutend to give an inaugur H A R T N O VE LTT CO.. • We wish we had this active, en San F rn ictoco, C alifornia. good spriukle of rain, but it is ac You'll gather as you go along ation ball on the fourth of next ergetic gentleman in the U. 8. sen companied with warm weather. Experience with terror— March. ate instead of that of the state. In To see the blind, the weak and strong Considering the severe w eather iu the latter he cannot do much any Representative Sutton passed other parts of the State this is a ltush down the hill together. how; in the former he might do a through town lad week en route to goed showing for the climate of great deal. We would then have Salem, where he goes to attend the the southwest coast of Oregon. A T F R R 1 B L K A F F A IR ! T h e T u ff Noi T h o m a s M o w * (• a senator and representative both legislature. A tossi«« ansi F o u r m o o K ille s t ! Dean and Huntington are now- from Southern Oregon ¿the senator Capt Reed had the misfortune established ou the river frout, to get his barge, heavily loaded where they are prepared to accom Between 11 Hnd 12 o’clock ou being from the coast, would natu rally look after thé interests of the with goods, swamped or capsized modate their customers with good Sunday the 4th inst. the tug Sol place he came from, whilst we have on the lower river last week. Don’t be misled by misrepresentations of competitors. Investigate bootsand shoes. Give them n call; Thomas w as blown to atoms by no doubt the representative, who Donald McKay, formerly of Coos though short your stay, They’ll the explosion of her boiler, while and see where you can buy the cheapest," in doir,g so, call at Whitney bay, died at San Diego, Cal. We smooth your soles and mend your in front of the old Luse wharf at is from the interior, will do the Then we <fe O’CmneU’s, the originators of low prices on this river. They keep Empire City, by which Geo. Wad- same for his district knew him well. Many yenrs ago, way. ley engineer, Jas. Graham cook, Southern Oregonians would have constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, the fol- he was in partnership with H. P. In response to enquiries regard Len Nelson deck hand and a fire no cause to complain, and we have Whitney. ing the trips of the steamer; Coos every reason to believe we «ould owing specialities: Mr. Sheddon F. Wilson, of Em Bay, we give the following infor man whose name we have not learn be faithfully served. Northern pire City, paid this office a vis t on mation: The Coos Bay has been ed, were killed, and Capt Jas. Hill Oregon has had the representative Thursday last tie is here to at withdrawn from the Yaquina bay badly injured. The tug had just for some years past; surely il is tend to legal matters in the case of und Columbia river route and will made fast to a schooner, and was starting for the bar when the ac time that we southerners should Easter vs. Fouts. ply hereafter between Coos bay cident oceuired. The explosion get a chance now. ------In connection with a------ After the Parkersburg is loaded and SanJFranciseo. Travelers and Anderson’s hotel at Port Ban- No trace of and goes to sea, we hear that it is shippers will take notice and act w as a terrible sight. the unfortunate men had been don has been a great accommo the intention of Captain Parker to accordingly. found at last accounts, except par dation to the traveling public this haul the tug, Katie Cook, o h the A number of gentlemen from ticles of flesh which were sticking year. Mr. Anderson is a steady, ways an 1 repair her. the interior of the state are lix>k- to heavy timbers that were blown upright man who takes charge of At the farm of Mr. Matson, o h at this part with a view to settling ashore. Those who were near got all goods consigned to his care, •Smith river, about eight miles from | on this river. They are highly Farm tools and Implements, Iron aud Steel, Pumps, Water-pipes a view of the inside of the wreck and hands them out to the owner. Gardiner, Douglar county, a land pleased with the country and its as it went down, and it seemed Mrs. Anderson is an affable, cour *>lide occurred, which carried his prospects, and say that as soon «8 and Fittings, Paints, Oils and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harness void of every thing. * Capt. Hill teous lady, who contrives to make residence together with a valunble the people of other portions of the who was at the wheel, was thrown a friend of every one she meets, and Trimmings, Rope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware, Rifles, orchard into the river. state find out the fact that stock hack to the stern of the boat and and who, as a landlady of a hotel, The mail carrier’s horse ou the can l>e raised here without feeding, Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe, Bird cages and badly hurt by the explosion, but has very few equals. Myrtle Point and Dora route got and the case with which range can Albert Giromi aud wife have re his iujuries nre not fatal. foulest on a bush which w ill prove l*e made, every foot of land here- a prolonged trip Fishing tackle, and all Goods usually kept in a first class Hardware Engineer Wad ley was a resident turned from fntal to the aui trial. The bush was! a bouts will lie taken, and the woods young man of the bay, his father through Northern Oregon. They Store. rough and snaggy, and ¡xmetrated 1 be tilled with herds and flocks. having been engineer at the North visited Spokane Falls, Portland, The severity of winter is convinc its lielly over one foot N. B. We make a Speciality of job work, and guarantee satisfaction Bend mills for years. Jas. Gra- Astoria aud many other places. ing Che Mr. Kenedy, Sumner, was iu j ham, the cook, was a resident of They have taken the original Ban- T!ia foil owing are the proposi S Gardiner, where lie leaves a wife don hotel from Mrs. Nelson, and at Living Prices. town on Friday last, his object be intend making matters very lively ing to consult with Mrs. Tobias, tions for the debnte between El and ll*children. Of Len Nelson Whitney &, O'Connefl, Props. regarding the health of his wife, ders Nosier and Easter w hich be the deck hand, wo know nothing, this coming summer. It is stated that the Coos Bay who is seriously indisposed. The gins on t he 26th inst, and contin and the fireman likewise. company, instead of building a Oro orgrd M c E w a n hist named lady is a medical pro ues six days : Ed. Herald—The meeting which steamer to run round here from Do the holy sciptures teach that fessor. has been in progress at Fairview, Coos bay, have bought one for John Fred. Weaver, a Russian those whodie in willful disobedi since Christmas, closed yesterday that purpose at Portland, also that Finn, and his son John Christo, ence to the gospel of Christ will be Nos with 6even additions to the church Capt Parker will build a ware pher are supposed to have been ultimately holy and happy. Coqflffle City, Oregon« —all by confession and baptism. house for storing whatever freight drowned in North slough, Coos bay. ier affirms and Easter denies. she may bring in or take out from Do the holy scriptures teach that — Fairview, Jan. 5th. The term supi>osed is used because Dealer In, and manufacturer of, Tin, Copper Sheetiron Ware, Agate and GranK« S. B. Hollenbeak. his place. When the new road to the boat was found, but all attempts those who die in willful disobedi the Banilon beach is completed io find the bodies have been fruit ence to the gosi>el of Christ will T h e l a t e s t s e n s a t io n . —Five and properly bridged, it is prob suffer endless punishment Easter less. men hung, in the ladies’ parlor of able that all the coast trade will Lam pa, CTHinanoys etnei Lanterna affirms and Nosier denies. In the case of Easter vs. Fouts, the Robinson house on the morn go that way. The Captain is an Mr. George W. Langdon, of the tried before Justice J. H. Simon, Saddles, and harness, rope, paint and oils, and a full line of ing of the 2il inst, by one little enterprising man, and as he is Blanco hotel, Marshfield, forwarded the jury disagreed. This is a fur man. The parties w’ere rescued by willing to dispose of building lots ther proof of the fact that, jury to his mother, Mrs. Ann S. Lang Justice Simons, in due tima The at reasonable figures, we may ex trials in civil cases w-here the pure don, of Cunningham Creek, a hangman was a j u r y m a n . pect to see Parker’s a good sized C o is and ammunition, flertales PowdtT, Blackunith’* supplies. ly legal aspect of the case must be Christmas present consisting of Heavy snows in the mountains town in a few years. A L L A T BOTTOM PR IC E Sl considered, are not the sine quo one silver-plated castor, a couple Some people here lately got up of handsome, napkin rings, and one and on the pluits are drifting se non. their supply of flour from San beautiful, doublo chromo with ap riously. A petition is in circulation, to be Francisco, and it cost them landed, propriate, Christmas verses attach A farmer in Astoria, 6aid that free of ell expenses, only $4.25 per presented to the Legislature at its ed. This is as it should be. The he never before saw cattle coming barrel. Sugar, 7 cents per pound. next session, looking to the incor intrinsic value of the present is up and asking for shelter in that However when we can get good poration of this town. It is to be trifling when compared with the country. hoped that it may succeed, then we sugar at Coquille City for 8 cents unforgotten love of a boy for his ---------- »»♦«•«---------- and have no chances to risk we can have a fair understanding in Clatsop county pays $5 reward prefer the latter. mother. George needs no better relation to the status of hood lums recommendation tnau that I f he to any one finding the body of a Legem. and improvements. ---------- ► —» • sticks to the old home love, he will dead person, and delivering it to A small boy was killed in Yam A correspondence from the bay win his way through life. the coroner. hill county, going through behind this morning says: A piece of a his father,who was chopping wood. n o ! F O R M Y R T L E P O IY T ! skull and also a part of a thigh A1 Strerm, of Sholilwater bay, He was struck in the head and bone was blown ashore from the The Coquille Thespians will pre lias been awarded a gold medal died in a few hours. The father’s explosion o f the Sol Thomas at sent their fascinating and soul- by tthe British government for name is Wm. McCoy. Empire Sunday. The skull was stirring play, “ Among the Break service rendered at the wreck of A CARO. Those owing us will please come sticking to a piece of timber 8x10 ers,” at Myrtle Point on the even the Lammerlaw, two years ago. ---------- ----- --------- - forward and settle, as per bills inches and 15 feet long, which was ing of Saturday, January the 10th, We need the The Plaindcaler gives’an account sent out last week. blown upwards of 100 yards. which will conclude with “Family- of a painful accident which hap money, and your promise is up. The following officers were duly fix-up” —a very amusing farce; the D e a n A H u n t in g t o n , pened to & young man named installed in Coquille Lodge No. 53, whole to conclude with a dance. City Boot & Shoestore. Oliver Hurstine. He was playing I. O. O. F. ou the evening of the If you fail to hear them, you will d : xasr They will do with a giant powder cap, and care T H e E X C E C -A ^ S T O -E I 3d inst: Y N Perry, N G ; W A miss a grand treat. lessly stuck the stump of a burnt Front St., Marshfield, Or., Drugs, Medicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco, Welsh, V G ; Jas Cartwright, R S; all they can to make the entertain match into the cavity. The cap Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School .Books. N. P. Hansen, prop. E B Miller, T ; T B Willard, W ; ment pleasant and interesting to exploded, tearing off a portion of Agent for the lending sewing Machines, Mason <fc Hamlin or may attend. Agent for Gibbson’ s fine whiskies, an AAA L E Lathrop, Con; J B R Shelton, all who ___“ — i .»«-♦---------- both thumbs, and seriously injur gans, Ac. Old Wines and Liquors of the best quailty. whisky. Also scent for the CELEBRATED Hon. W. F. OweDB, of Ilosehurg, P G , S P C Johnson, R S N G ; CHICAGO BEER and PORTER at whole ing three fingers of his left hand, Prescriptions carefully compounded sale and retail. The celebrated BOCA beer P Drane, L S N O ; H J C ollier, saved three men from drowning on and two of the right hand. on draught and in bottles. v3n!9 L IV E and LE T LIV E . vln3 tf Christmas day. R g V G ; J C Laird, L S V G. Mothodiat services, by LB (ilBCOS. C ommercial C ollege , m Farmers! Look to Your Interests! ----- o----- Tixx, Copper and Sheet-iron w are; a superior article of Home manufacture W ell selected stock of general hardware^ stoves and ranges, wood and willow ware* THE PIONEER HARDWARE HAN! SH E L F H A R D W A R E , M Y R TLE DRUG STO RE. Myrtle Point, Ogn. W . L. DIXON . . . . Proprietor.
