Coquille City herald., March 10, 1885, Image 3

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1 * »nit m1 er the band's entertain
meut here Saturday night.
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Civ .Ok'!
COQUILLE
Eggs, per d o /.,.............
4U
iicr «»usnei,...
1 nishol,.. . ___
' A p| îles, l»or
Charley
[‘Idilios
was
in
t
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0.00
Flour,
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on,
j,1'™ '- I per
f ' barrel,.
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£iul
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“ l.:wii|>ey Cn ck *’ **
40
Butter,
per
roll............
Sunday.
ini
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** Fish Trap
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20
< 'heese,. . . . per pound,
Students wishing to take a complete bus­
( ). I). Sargent lias moved to
4th
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** <NK|ni!h* City
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8 iness course, can avail themselves o f
1 leefsteak,.......... “ . . . . ___
ijt'ot, per lore tp*. -------
R e m e m b e r v x r e c l v s Myrtle Point.
j the privilege without incurring the enor­
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C iLH oToiiig; w i t l i
tlio
do,
per
hindqr.,
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mous expense and inconvenience o f going
Mrs. Lena Tholin was registered
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far from home.
S A N
F R A N C IS C O
at the ( )iive Saturday.
g i v i n g tPiLvt 0 2 1 -
Salt Ptirk,.......... “ . . . . . . . .
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Mam, of Pear crook, was
g q II g i i * ;p r . p e r m i d t i e s
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( Yriied Beef,
A Primary Department
1 la m s ,.................“ . . . .
lo i* $ S . 5 0
in tow n Saturday looking hale,
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Will he conducted in connection with this
p a r O.H11VLXX1. S t x * i o t I y
•). II. Minard's sawmill is run­
Bacon( sides )
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L -I. Patty has again moved 1
institute,
and instruction will he given to
O a .s l i .
tin ( shouhler). . “ . . . .
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ning on full time, turning out some
back to his place above this town.
pupils
of
any
nge and grade.
Among the
Sunday.
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good lumber, several raftsol which
hranches
which
constitute
a
scientific
conrse
LOCAL I S'L.MS.
Potatoes,.............“
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NN. 1. 1 )mnent, son of S. \\ . I to- j
1 are, orthography, reading, elocution, plain
Airs.
Davis
and
0.
F.
Curtis
Potatoes,
have been floated down Last h ru
(Ybbr.ge,.............“ ____
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nr.d
, of CiilV ranch, was in town !
good
succi*ss.
with
«Sugar,.................“ ____ ....1 2 < ACA
Air. ( . \\. V«m Pegert was in ;^u
tie Point, which was sold at ref­ Coffee, in tins,
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Mr. A’ » mug r»'cently
tow v* S ,t unlay.
eree’s sale last Saturday.
ilarrv 11 .; >! K i a oi In sehurg. w as
do, green,.......... “ . . . .
10;j
of young
lie:
1 111 It • L .a Nor ris paid as n ,v . , 1 -tei 1 at t he L •! u 11 * . 11 i a »use the li iati here 11”) head
Tea,
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«Jasper Yoakum was in Marsh­
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hich
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picas-.,int visit NNYdni •sd y.
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do,English bkfst“ . . . . . . . .
field the lirst of the week, hiring
on Iho Coquille and it
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AYc ri il l’ »»ur it*:.ili : t !
»in's
1 he Parkersburg brought in an and w 1 1it*li he takes i< >
Beans................... “ . . . . ___
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intere: ing li tter on our lirst pag«'. minimise
j;lj
amount o! goods tor the
t!ii Ia*.*s o f health, and the rudi-
ApjJos,
dried,..“
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10,V/10
J. P. Stornici has tin
The iinaugural ball! at MarMd.rld merchants
uu
of this ri\ er.
Basins,
do
25«
fall-, own wheat in
Tuition, the same us under our old system.
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C.'urrents,
tlo
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was w, , 1
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Primary (per term ).......................... $5.00
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NVool.....................“
J. Ashory anti J . 11 uni I )0rt w ith
h
to
arrive
at
this
place
in
about
a
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Moo]
vil D * \ Oil l.
Secondary
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t i.
Is, arrived in town a
1 1 ' on
their famine:s art' Si >i Ml ti > s<'tin
t'ok.
Dry Hide
12
S. Al. 1 )cnx i:t give» ; notice that fe\
C l a r k M iller , Principal.
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“0 ! 'rom Iowa
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v hat is know n as : P
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here
is
Silil,
already
subsend-
hit
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NOTICE!
i 11 start on Liio route tillable lands arc 1)
sc ttll ol. lit^re­
r?
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nyf.no
wishing
to have 5 or 6 yoke o f
ed for tiio purpose of building the ‘
<’1' n:,lN 1
f >r sale.
horn
’Î.1 ill'
tlxe bay .M y 1st. and as t ■ ! s< -\v i a1 i t* in oui ■ spie mllid clima te. ;
cattle wintered, will do well by calling
> ill^.
bridge across llnutcrs creek. Let „>.. . ,...
; » i i .a:<e
i two da.ilv trips.
I n. or writing to, ( ’has. Watkins, at this
Alesscrs. .Lis. Aiken and Dr. (1.
W m.
p
ouc na? bought J. i \ AYeek- the good work go on.
I lane.
D. Llgin spent several days in
•f • * • o IM 1 o . Î 1.
í 1 V( M
W it '1
and ly" - land i-n illk creek.
We visited Air. Hume’s hatch­
tow !i last w eek.
'. Pender w ith their f; mille -,
l wo of Llder I’aimund s son ery this wetk. Liio eggs are all
«1. \V. Carman has a number of
•tided i ! a * inaugural ball here.
pas?c.l lio-o a Tow .lays ny<-> oil route j hatched luul the boxes are full o f.
thoroughbred Merino sheep for
I nolo John Kronen b o ,- m„l to lVhtrap to see their father, j
K fish. Mr. McCreary lms >
wale, at Denmark.
family who Imre been nsilm p fboy » « m o l favorably miiMrwwal; | ^ „ v m . socc08sta| j,, hj* ,llaIM1ge-1
Our thanks are due our
m CaMorma, retaruerl last with tins country. They report 1 8 , m entotU m hatchery this season.
‘Correspondent.
Send us
some week.
inches of snow in Iowa.
W e learn that the report that the '
items again.
Air. f. 11. AN illard during the
Tavior ANYeklv is building a tine tug Pelican had been sunk, is a
L . C. Dement is
' i!,:; p;t>t w(»ek has put up a nice little lion-eon his place 5 miles south-
j mistake. Air. Miller our informant
-pie uditi stock ram i
Don’t bo misled by misrepresentations of competitors.
Investigate
on South dwelling for James Luddy near west of Dora.
; heard the report below, and told
Co»i .nil«' for sale.
Our roads are very bad, but we g in good faith believing it to be aml se0 where you can buy the cheapest; in doing so, call at ; Whitney
NN. I!. A verdi, of ! ' nmark, p»
i in • Lee,».- 1er pays Air A. Wirth hope for a grain! change for the ti ui*. A e aie glad to know that A () ( ounoll s, the originators of low prices on this river. They keep
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tin- highest compliment, and says belter, as we have a robust man at the mihaiit little carft is all redit
is
vokmu;
a » li.
AYii!
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City,. the fol­
! : « * t:a\e
Siiuthwcrt. Ori-guu livcorUi.r.
'pel measure m do­ the helm this year.
Alajor Blown is on a visit to A.
Ill t* w 11 livella
nit trees.
H -n. J. I!. LM art
Po Heady.
lowing specialities:
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II. Thrift.
Dora, Feb. 2<5.
y nm! Sat
I l i - time to begin efforts to raise
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»« .it
*i ii,
li'
till ^ k
* * ,r •
o ’ nets for exhibition at mir e mi-
l>. A3. I'crrj cV ( o.
lie Mmemakcr boys have been
O o p p c r a n d S h e s t^ ir o z i w a r e : a
>
i
1 > li. II »skins an
i making a lively cattle deal.
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j fair.
MY understand that lil>-
D. Ai. Ferry *v Co., seedsmen, of
of Fain ii'W. came i>\
! iuvmiiims w ill he given.
Hon. l\ A. Stewart’s wife gave , s u p e r i o r a r t i c l e o f H o m e m a n u f a c t u r o
Detroit, Alidi., have kindly si a.I us
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Mr. C’arotiier sdwelling which is tin ir Seed Annual for Issò. It is birth to it daughter the 2 1th inst.— |
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; line completion, is a model of one of iho most artistic publications I>otli doing well.
X • » . .N “ » 1*1 >n nas i
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#*î i* - . . re in vi;.,
am i.
untort the ar- ever Le led by any seed house, ll
Hon. b. A. Stewart, while taking
w u ill s e l e c t e d s t o c l i o f g e n e r a l
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eiií cania >t •*.’ • ■ Xv*- hed.
a
rumble
along
the
beach
the
other
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has been wry carefully revised.
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• * . - • * ’ Î l.
m,,r»i„L', fumiii a very laiv'« n i l » .! u a r n w a p c , E i o u ' e s
a n d
r a n g e s , w o o d
The ne »i ] Ì ’*• ' i'i-Ml in the sc!hool and is m; »re v
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Vf,
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J . . rr t v , -;-t *M • t ». . I V » t
i ¡ W .11 It »’.» 1 }/r ^ 7 to «'.-teli dYt riet foie. The 1
tr,«. wl.k-1 . Iilcasuivtl ,-¡Kl.t M . ■
d W 22 2 c ,
ll o w o r si i t ,
W
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t
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tore gi
j Itig to Îippoition ac­ ment is ospec
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si’ Cl ¡’d l.g t > } p
“i»d anti
11, is g .od
'■**•» i*)V* ; 1 *
« 1 « 1 ‘ t
and |,.ive
Dr. Downing, of Port Orioid, was
1 arm t«K>ls and Implements, Iron and Steel, Pumps, Water-pipes
have taken the
tl utmost care to in-
i )• » .p’
i ) »} l ! iti » *n,
.1 leased.
will help «Hit tlie smlively set lied sure C“»rrecliii
ns regards names.' called up Saturday to attend grand-
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IK t' *>1 the P<-pu It ms cl assi li i *a t i* o~ ercri[>tions amiciii ii:;t Laimii .L who was for a time an' ^ swings, i ’.iint , OiL and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harnesa
1 * . 1 * * j V ' 4 »* \ . I i , L 1 » con:!: ; »llsiriets; 1Wt
. !.
turai diiecti s. Their faciliti'^ sitk )U." 1 \ ol. We wen* i>1 eased h> , ainl Trimmings, Hope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite w’are, Rifles,
, resu m ' p
mai ,1 t»L tl;c ones will: tje.eal •
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ptly and satislac- learn Sammy that the lady was in i-'
■« •S.M
KID >\V 1 l- for
nvone i:
Patois and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe, Bird cages and
orders inti usted to them proving rapidly.
>r
; nc will p’case 1 t t frilvall
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There is in
Alai V - Dn v i i aecs.
MU. \n eff »rt will ali misuri a:-s» d by .any house in
¡tino
and all Goods usually kept in a first class Hardware
---D tack!»
l)t^
tin country : and their long estab- l-l'O.- [-ta t a hall mile race i ' > 1
•re I 1y i¡»E!jn se MS Ul to » the
i i» *11 is an .al .sol ni» run <it Bandoli 1!icacli on the lirst St> re.
fair t tl ’h J Ilf )] mat ii “ii lis
to tia! i ] nal i i \ o¡ :-e.*d o 1 Ata'- w inch ! l’l »Jlj lSl'S t“ » 1 '• intor-
variety, eie., wnl 1» »very guárante»
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N. B.
Speciality of job work, and guarantee satisfaction
IS
nl »Siili
■L’upper's “Set >ttiYi
’ received.
Used.
ir> e on in’ eat a u.
Marii” and I'. N.. ( rooks three i t Javin
!• I >
i » ». >ar.
f Man-
\ car (HU ¡tit l‘Iltcu d and ii L' ox-
a
. i d ;".', a;,
4,0 oliti;we:-tern Gr<
n
perte»! that Asa Carman's “Alami
AYhitney & O’Connell, Props.
'•al S H’i«’ty, Februar}'
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Id i * íír.inM.n: Ì laving a little his- M" and J. L. Nay’s ‘Heenou
') the f-.ilowing nanea ure i shall jot yon a f»*\v items.
will lake part m the exercises.
membt-rs wer»'* pres ad: S. 15 . Sher-
It is beautiful woatlier ami farm-
O ecrere M c E w a n
o
woih I, Vic. Pr. id ut: J. A. G tr- t i S till plowing ani putting in their
is
C’apt. Clin Cam¡ '
O •t r
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ield.
Dan'l
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Sein-'
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fc -*f ti
crops. I learn that Air. Franklin master of the steal: r Comet
i n ú
. % • * !
t »!,•:• and O. C. Huniiugton.
is through seeding.
Mr. Sai in
. • D L' »
Ih»* stavi mill at !'iis ])lac»î is
o OÏ ¡iie lionrd th>' S» Ci’e-
i
Jv
oj»li‘i’
h e w ill
Barklow is picketing in his entire turning out 1000 imu
ul . kegs per day.
i’. e I l to
b
u‘l-s ‘ d'
brocti
to notify
notitv all
all be-
..nj yjr_ Haiighton is gild»
•n P
(oijKÜIe Citi, OiTjrou.
This we ek there was a call fo!'
W 1
lin i'H ids that after the lust day i bing and ridding
i
i.;a plac
l.l-...» ,,r
i :. i i
is i i"..
his
, . ' ‘ carpenters to work on the new mill r}ca|cr ;a> aPiC! manufacturer of, Tin. Ccpper Sheetiron Ware, Agate and Granite
;i ilclinoimnt a»•counts stumiis.
i’1
Air. Halter is ge * 11 1 n g
Empire. The demand was tilled
will
be
placed
in
the
hands
of
an
i()J
t,r
tin
nlcndidly
with
his
tramway.
K r
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* at once.
l Hli r, ,v, « • r t > 1 i ¿ i - • n t • v in 4 a IS i tate a!t<u’ u‘V 1 » r e »'!»'»’! ii>n.
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Ali. Bartell is doing more labor
•M 1
Our river bar is in e xcol- !
S oil the
!t was alf ° oj,lorod t?!at 1,10 th in usual which is accounted for
X_iR,m.;p 3 , C l i . i r r m . e y s a . i id L a n t e r n s
w in I
;
ll:i ' '
il»»liars
ami
a
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v
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n
l
call
in
twelve
lent
condition.
The
Parkersburg
j
a.s
tie»•lar-
by the arrival of a B» pound boy.
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Saddles, and harness, rope, paint and oils, and a full line of
ill
«1.»ubt-
half
on
each
share
subscribed
for,
^\]r> Hudson lias near 20 pannels of sailed in last Thursday without
w»;d, aliti 1»Me lel’S w
3VL-» liinlist s 'ru i'is, l»y K *v, II. 1>. S .> ti­
fon i. ari lu id ¡in follows:
1st SaMijith at North Fork 11 A. M.
Coon Jiav News.
i I i : kald :~ Thinking the I
. ~ 7 ‘ ,
M ! Craw ford Bros, have purchased
many n-aclos „1 tlio l l o r a U w ou M , J>lJlu
interflst ¡„ ,ht. (:oo8
like to hear from the district. ot ■ >
,
n
.
T,
I J-»ay meat market at this place.
• Bora, I send the following: Every-,
.
I MO fiîtv ont tin une fri r n m n n
mppy and
ami larmeiv
hodv seems hnnnv
have been brighteuiug no tlndr
plows preparatory to puttin * in a
mg.
eiop of wliich we are sure since we
never have a failure.
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Farmers! Look to Your Interests!
A Ì
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HARDWARE HAN!
ed it
to be-«m»e delinquent on t ie first
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■ v ., ni our innen- i i « \ Í » li i Î4.1 i ■ 1 ( * 1
J. Ib nry Schroeder was appoint
J uiuia L,
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attache 1, AL
t‘( l to superintend the completion
i T {Y'.va, at the Jv Jum-oii lions*»;
of the race track, with discretion
uud AL. W’ light, ot Luidle station,
at the ( dive lx tel. They are both aLv l)u'u ‘Vri ils ^ i0 animi,1t b> ex-
,t-nd, not to » xcoetl four hundred
r it exc-lleni ? rtists.
!« »Ken
.liars.
Dr. .Vll1 ;»• II and Air. 15. A owed
d’he board decided to build ¡i
ne
till V HI JltlV>
fence stake.!, and only for a visit to difficulty.
C W river would probably have W l “f Ug gad
|'ud^ eiylit> f? ° ‘ ° ” g
^)n,teen feet between floois, «^
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Schroeder D Giles and
i 11
.. 111 y k ur T, ^ c ’ ,
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- tie n s « Me J'.»«« building commit-
OF T8E
SEUILS
S H E L F H AR D W AR ES,
Guns and ¡iiniii ii nil ¡oil. Hermits Pmvdfr, Hhiiksiiiiih s supplies.
ff|
as much more by this time.
A social dance was hatl at this
n
M if T iiliin m
place a few evenings since, ami all
011joy(.,| themselves immensely.
y .a[lCr Anline took a dance with Under the Auspices
mother while W ibis held the baby.
No weddings have occurred here
have built a good, .substantial wmk
)f aie . lately, though «Jasen was up lately
? paiilUon on the giouixi.-, of
irtma front to Second stit»t t»n tin , f0jj0Wjng clim0nsious: Forty feet! trvinir to raise a dust
needed improvement.
Since the
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... jisitlerable
.cost must have been consult i aoi.,
.
• ii., deserving.
they
are specially
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! ^ h im y and Mark have begun
monkeying with Cupid, notwith-
I t
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i standing
e. they are afflicted with
’ ,.on!4tP(1
1k.,,¡11(, t|,eears.
A L L A T BOTTOM PR IC E S.
H
of
the
H is Oily Brass art
STRIN G B A N D S,
Will be given
AI ARCH 14'85,
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At which time will be presented
Mr. Jus. Russell and the “ Red the well known, Emotional Drama î>
The inaugural ball here *»> « 1 tee. The building to I« -ione by j
jílefteaut affair, though not as la g y
iowost responsible bidder, the ! F(1X- o( ollil) have colie to tho Si.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room
attended as was expeeiet . COIim,ittee re8eiwing the right to usoi;iW river
Among the number present, anti rojfCt ni,y or all bids,
AN ith a full cast of characters.
N ed Nugens.
who have grown from gray to white
j j) ( «nriicld was appointod to | Norway Eel). 7.
The Performance to conclude
► ♦
in the service *>F their cause v.e no-
d<*1 i iuj urnt subscriptions.
( T t ‘ vt‘ l i u i t l \ C a b i n e t .
with tho Roaring Farce entitled:
ticetl Messers ('apt. Harris, Thus.
After some other minor business
The following is Cleveland’s
Norris, sr., ami AVm. Alast.
was dis])tisetl of, tlie board adjourn-
The Two Bonnycastles.
O u r subscribers who are in arrears 0l| sul,ject to call of the President cabinet: Secretary of State Thomas
(), p. Huntington, Sec. j
Bayard, of Deleware; Secretary
Doors open at half past 7,
f or the llKUALP must pay up. NN e
i- to to be at the necessity of ask-1 Halls Prairie Oregon Feb, 21, ’85. ; of the treasury, Daniel Manning,
hate
Performance begins at 8, sharp.
o f New York; Attorney general,
»3 owing and
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f
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ing this, but wo art
,
! Augustus H. Garland, of Arkansas; * Admission, 50 cts., Children
must pay. Give ibis your earliest
persons
knowing incmseives
themsi-lvps
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n m . A l All
t persons
Knowing
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i under 12, half price.
attention. Economy has been om i in(|„l)tc(i t<) roft are requested to 1 <,ht;»«*>ter general, NN m. 1 . V lias, ,
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motto t h i n k i n g we c o u l d get along settle hefoiv the 1st of Alay, either j of W isconsin; Secretary of the In-j
At die conclusion of the por-
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]t;, it on voir and y<»u by cath or note. All accounts un- .teiior, L. C. Q. Lamar;
Secretary ! formance there will be a social
witnou t.i
‘r,
" • settled at that »late will be placed i of the navy, NYm. NVhitney; Secre- Ball vvheu au opportunity will be
should remi *mbe • our <• i
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n _ . . * s i hands.
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| tary of war, AYm. E. Endicott, of j afforded those wishing to trip the
in
collector
the past, and senti us some money, j
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Drugs, Modieins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the tinest quality of School Books,
Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason <t Hamlin or*
guns, Ac. Old Wines anti Liquors of the best quality*
Prescriptions carefully compounded
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