Coquille City herald., April 14, 1885, Image 2

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“ Harry,”
t '¡<* News*
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1 law si.;i« 1 s»*ts ’.
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litis is very far
ad.mb; e lly iut»'
b Mil*. I * fact o f it i*
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rancin*
«l.»pe*11d on tii
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doubt ii a ¡».v >re
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month Co* pi il
ss 11 mn slôO
be untibie t*>
ami wii
mouths public school with two
teachers, while a district with half
the numb r of children will draw
about S l2”)—and with one teacher,
at the sum * wag *s, b • abb* to have
months sc!;- ol.
At first v.e were favorably im-
nro-ssed with tlie law, and believe
yet tli it if re. tin* \1 so all c m il h.ave
school aK>w the same, it would
be ix >«*d: hid if this dotlgo of being
poor entitles districts to the money,
C oquille City would draw heavily
on Fnirview. Harry, come now;
don’t von think you spread it a
little too thick. Be candid. Our
best-lixed citizens are no better olf
in this world s goods than vour
average rancher, and you do not
want great odds over a poorer
people.
On Sunday atternoon at three
o’clock we were called to witness
the nuptials of
Mr. James \\.
Hughes and Miss Mellissa Doyle.
The affair was a pleasant one and
t»aok pi; ice in the par!lor of the
I k ibinso ii hoU:-t* in this place. Mr.
run •
1 Jacks»! lit!)
I > ughes i
1
hop for the liew nkill c» »mpaiiy At
I Impire City, -ilice last July.
He
i?« a soh* ii.lid V lorki nan ami withal
an excellent young man.
Miss
Doyle is a daughter of the late D.
R. Doyle,
! .*. congru! «il? te M r.
Hughe.'on getting so go .1 a wile.
The gr»oni arrived her»* S iturd y
ill comp ;!' .doi A. A. Lord and
Cl'.aih y ( art vright, two intimate
frmmU «».i i»»rm**i’ ami .<!iss ?>lary
Schr*». h r acting as I.«>-t man and
best maid. Lid. -1. P. Faster per­
form lt;M* eoreuiony, v.liieh was
I »riel.
Ìli* brass ban l serenaded
tin* happy couple in the evening,
and wore tieat»»l to tli** best.
i lie
parties have our con-
enntr; «-t 1
Cf *• .1 « :
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It is singular how forgetful peo­
ple are in regard to the weather.
Every paper we see is giving fhis
spring tin* name of the di vest and
warmest ever seen in Oregon. Jin*
facts are that two years ago it was
dryer and warmer than it is this
year, ami a little earlier in the sea-
son. Two years ago our dry season
set in tl;«* middle of Febru ¡r> ami
continued tiil the hist of March.
This year it commenced the 1st
o f March ami has continued up to
the middle of April. It was much
warmer than now, ami w here the
ground is solid now, dust was an
inch deep then.
Chiusi ami J « ! « » » .
1 lanciato, Api 1 u.
A J e rs e y \Vuii«ler.
io
N O T IC E !
Office of the Occident W ater C om pany 1
('«»quill«.»City, Ore*}*., April I. 1885 . f
" V ^ O T IO E is hereby given to the stuck
i \ holders o f the Occident W ater Comim-
nv, C o q u ille C ity , Oregon, that a meeting
for the election of Directors, will take place
at C. Andrews* store in Coquille City, Ore­
gon, on M a y 7 th, 1885 . at 7 o’clock, p. m .
J. A. Sim on,
Secretary.
The astounding statement that
tv go< »1 in t!:is part considering.
obtained in live minutes, .lie oil Deeanii a l‘ * 'u * ,1:* a
" * ! the imported cow* Princess 2d 80-1(5
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I i Honerkong da t os to M arco lOt li, ami yielded 4(5 lbs 121 oz. o f salted but­
\\ «* !'; iiavili» beanti« ul weather, used will bo petroleum in its crude 1
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; 11 Vokolicina to thè ti 1st.
ter for the week ending March 1,
Our roads are ouite dusty.
ì state, and the cost of running will
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e » i • ! i «m t-
„
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riii
• „ i The Shanghai Mercury says the is the sensation of the lioui in Jer­
h o ly g ¡mens look well, lnit ram bo oOcts. per day. lh e engine,.
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Pi
f
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p
ii
i 1 v 'COlt >V of V llll-Milll Mild JV ^ (‘1- sey ciicles, and will doubtless
is osdlv - needed [or the benefit of winch is
_ on the way
S from the east,
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provoke a storm of incredulous
; cosi $150, ami the speed claimed is
.( i armers.
i cree commanding the destruction
protests. Coming through the me­
I ’apt. Tennison came down for six knots an hour,
I
of
all
Bounin
Catholic
converts
dium of an oflicially conducted test
the pur{H)se of pmcha.-ing proper-
fGolii lleiuh Gazette. 1
1 and all foreigners be killed. Re- under the auspices of the Am er­
tv in B ¡ml >ii. lie intend* to lo-
No rain since the 25th of Feb
! ports had reached Shanghai that ican Jersey Cattle Club, it will of
In re.
ruary of any conséquence.
several Homan Catholic settlements course challenge greater attention
(). i «*nove’s property in Bandoli
Farmers never had a more favor-
•
)l‘ had already been destroyed., and
i r.i r s ii
He I, as a nice little
than if the test had been a private
able
season,
and
more
grain
several hundred converts killed.
1 ice fronting the
Tli« only illustrated Magazine devoted to the
01)0.
county road.
development of the Great Weat. Contain« a
l.e pianto,1 in C o n y county this : The \i!lageof
vi!,.,g e „ f Kingaging,
Kit,gasino, two
two days
<lnys
M.st amount of general information and
w hich he viti sell at a reasonable year than ever bejore.
Princess 2d is light fawn, with
cial arilelexon subjects of intereat to all. Ably
urnev from Tali, had lieen de-
! Knperbly illuMtrated'!
plico.
white on belly; black tongue; white <*ondu«*t**d
Only ?•-* a year. L. Samuel, Publisher, No. 123
Tho
run
of
salmon
has
not
yet
siroved,
and
forty
converts
and
ki­
home
Im-on returned
switch ; very yellow skin; first-class Front street, Portland, Or.
l-.v tills week w itti ni.'. \v i fe begun. It is predicted that fi.-m- two j ;]-j(»sts killed. The only rea- s*j!vedge escutcheon, and
as* nay
\< tv
P o lic e .
ing will be rather sia.*!; the present
.m
assigned
bv
the
Chinese
viee-
id baby.
large and perfectly shaped udder.
V. o hiu’ethe He!liny of a farm of lOOacien
•».
• ! season, owing to a scarcity “ f ; roy for the massacro, is that the
\\. ii. Dixon an
She was bred by A. L e Gallai.**, St. . w ith a upleiulid »»rch;ir»l, <i<*od wnter, h ¿»ood
^ e
111 snow in the mountains and the low ; «> Ionian Catholics were going to re-i
house. rl’he furiii yielded JV) tons o f ti uothy
Bandtui a lew days this week. H e
.
.
Brelnde’s Island of Jersey, dropp liny last wesson. Tlie farm v i l be sold
; stage of tin* river.
| volt against the Chinese Govern-! oil Feb. 22, 1877, imported in 187‘J, eheii]). and the followin'; f-o with the pluc>:
purchased > lots in Bandoli ( itv.
John 1). Miller, who résiliés in
<o liisul of Hheep. a lot of hoc>H 1 yoke of cat­
am! bought at one of the New ; tle. el.uin’s Ac., u lot of cows, yetirlingH and
and ah- > a nice, good wagon o f A. j
Jerry s Mat precinct, is now 82 j Viceroy L i Hung Cluing has a p -!
»lii* house-hold furniture which is new nud
(ìirom i.
I
York auction sales for the Shoe­ «imd.
years of age, and has perhaps been ! poinlo(1 <>n. Leliamann, a Pius-1
Dr. Downing of Port Orford !
maker herd at 81,800.
She was j
of more service than any* other one j HjnlJ
to chief command of |
gave O. L e n e v e .a call recently, i
tested at the Burnside farm Feb. THo E22ICX3:^u2SrCrE!
man in adding to the population of ; tj10 Chinese artillery.
Front St.. Marshfield. Or.,
He is a prominent physician, and
20-27, 1884, for seven days, under
4 urry county. He has li\ing, se\- j
^ Hongkong and Shanghai bank-
ft. P. Hansen, Prop.
well liked bv all.
the supervision of Mr. J. \. N. j
on sons, thieo daughteis, foitj-one ¡r.gcorporation negotiated a loan of
The schooner Coquille is due the
W illis, yielding !»2J lbs. of mill;, j Agent for G ib b so n ’s f>ne whiskies, an A A A
gi and-childien, and eight £,out 'a million and a half pounds sterling ;
- Also »Kent for the C E L E B R A T E D
Coquille liver.
which produced 27 H*s. 10 oz. of C whisky.
H I C A G O l i E E l l and lH J R T K tt at whole­
gland childien, n«*ntl\ nl«»J " !H,M1 for the Chinese Government. Mar*!
Mis. Bobinson accompanied by
butter. In twenty-eight consecu­ sale and retail. The celebrated H O C A beer
on draught and in bottlea.
v 3 n l 9
reside in this county. We doubt : itimeicencessions are given as se­
her »laughter, Mrs. Collier, came to
tive days (including this 27 lbs. 10:
if there is another man in the State curily for i[w ioan.
B uahn on the steamer Little An­
i 7 ) she produced 107 lbs. of salt­
that can make a better showing. ;
‘
A h »:,,, r „ srP.
nie.
|
ed butter.
This
performance
[«.M-îmî^ïïeview.l
San
Francisco,
April
(5
.
Dr.
B.
The sclxxmer Parkersburg will j
brought Princess into very promi­
One
day
this
week
a
hen
hatched
11.
McD.mald,
President
of
the
be ready for sea tla* 10th of April.
nent notice at the time, but the
C r. M E H L ^ P r o p .
out a chicken that possessed four Pacific Bank of this city, is, it is
Pearl Paci lie.
test ju.-d concluded is so iar beyond
Coquille City. Oregon.
legs, on Dave West’s farm. It : stated this evening, a creditor of
Apr il lOtli, ’8Ò.
it that the yield of a year ago seems
Orders promptly filled.
-
»
lived several days but like most the Fxchunge National Bank of
Pie ase return kegs promptly after being
Scut to
trivial in comparison.— Breeder s
monstro* it les succumbed early to Norfolk, Virginia, which failed a i
emptied.
x ‘2 u>l
San Francisco, April 7.—Judge
G.izette.
the inevitable and died. Tt is now few days ago, for $200,000.
lit*
Sawyer, of tlie I ’ nited States Dis­
‘ h »j \bush' !s ot f oats
oars for
i< s ile at Norway—
preserved in alcohol and is a euri- owned 1000 shares of the capital » )> ***»'■» cents lier basii J a;<i*ly t * Au^'. ii.
trict Court, this afternoon coiulem-
it *n.
osity.
' stock o f that bank, which cost him S-div ku U t .
« it Mrs. HiJl-Sharoii to twenty-four
l ( )ii S \.LK!
*). Cleveland starts this week $100,000, besides having about .
hours in the County jail for con-
. . .
1st door north of O live liotel,
< 1WV l’ ushfts <>f oats; n.» redi-li or uit ’. s -
tempt of Court. Mrs. llill-Sliaron for S q u ill® country with the tine 8 HMI0.D on deposit m it. H is son, 1 ' ” , * t;;rti se» «1 in them—iit-' t-f been wet
f M a in * »S t i i f . i t ,
Scainperdown four year old, Jim B. H. McDonald, jr., and w ho is or damaged. Will dt*iiv»r tl,o « mì » at
refuse«.! to obey the tinier of tl
Norwav at '»*J < *t ji - t bushel. sae.,e«l.
OOQTJIX-.TL.E CITY,
tho
1 ncike
liA'i-tw
i>. forme.:'..
Winston.
ThD
is
the
nearest
(he
Manager
(\>urt to pro»luce the marriage con-
.
Bei'f. I ’-irk Glutton, Groceries »in»l
NOTICE OF iTHIbGATlON.
tract, so that tlie ink in the b»xly thoroughbred stallion in this sec- Bank, in an interview to-night on
]'r«»visi »ns constantly on hand, at
Lami
Office at Jiovlvirg. On u-.n, >
tioii of the state tracing his lineage (he subject, admitted the main
the lowest market prices, ami
of the document and that in Mr.
alareli
lS'C*. *
through Norfolk to Lixinoton. He : (acts, but rul.led if the amount in-
Notice is lierehy ^iveil tLat the io.iowill;, Fresh Produce taken in exchange.
Sharon’s signature might be tested,
.
named tiler has I ¡e»». no Ueo ot l is i;» : '-ri-
»S. S. McAdams, Prop-
i,.
. a
i ... will make the season at some points vested and on deposit prove a total tion to n>ake linai i»r<M»f in support of lus >
To h®e ;f
ii u
it lvn,.a
weie u.»
tuo same.
Alls
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claim, and that said proof v iil he made he- j
Hill-Sharon, in reply to the sen- j 0,1 tho Coquille, not yet decided. h>*-S his father would stand it w ith- fore the ilefiisrer or heeeiver of the L'. S. |
He is a beautiful bay ami is destin- out complaining. Dr. McDonald’s Land IMlie»* ut this*huro < »r> «eli. on ’I'hnrs-
tence, raid: “ I am prefectlv will­
day May 7. issò, viz: John W. ( ' ‘ to. Home- ■
immense wealth will fortunately stead No. SH8 for the S E L of S J. V. S,*c. j
ing to go to jail, and stay there, sir, 1
to ,nn^e
biatk.
.
.
.
h. «.f S NV q S e. :;i ami N E ’ , « f N L ,
• i »
m, ins
• jail
• has
- i t K i |e
,» FJocrges J>ios.
i i v -,0 Imd
n.,u some ol 1 permit him to bear the loss witli- L q 'o. S W
A. L. Nosier Prop.
«-e. LM T ¡Î0 S It 11 West.
to protect inv rights.
J
lie names the following witness««» to prove j
*
—
: out embarrassment
no terrors for mo. I l l burn those their harness ami saddles cut to
Mrdn St. Coquille City. Oregon.
his continuons resnhuiee upon, ;u.d calti- !
’Mi«* 1*‘M C liiiM-sc Y l i n i s l r r .
Vittionof. said land, viz:
papers to-night, before they sh all! pieces last Sunday night, by some
— :0 ;—
! New York, April 7.— Cheng Teoa J. C. llobins.ut I
It. J. Robinson ! all of Any«ira.
have them.’’ W bile she was bein,T miscreant, who, ii found out will
Fresh and choice meats of a!
Yu. the new Chinese Minister to J. Uervy
I
Oregon.
le. 1 from tlie C«»ui t ro«»in slit
J. S. Melica
kinds constantly on hand.
this country, arrive«l here to-day
H
»*njnn
at.
*«1 ite«l with ti»r< atoning to PiU anllv comluck
Meni-.**
ALSO
mardi i
on the steamship Acapulco. Col­
SI: aron when she got out of jail.
(^uito a curiosity \.ns on exhibi-
Groceries, vegetables and pro­
lector Bobcrtson and other officials
f
TIM
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) u»lg«* Sawyc r ma le a ii« v,
m i l tioii at thè ( ’»•snuopoliian hotel thi<
visions, etc., etc.
.
lioO
I ’. S. Land Ofììee, Ih s- liii
« >; <* -<"t.
went down tin* bay in ,*i revenue
.4
I.
week, the sanie la-ing a harpo»’in
tintt tin* man•iag.* contract amd
November 'J ». 1 '-l.
N! »TICE!
cutter to meet tlie steamship and XJOTK’E is her. by <;i.vn lha. !.:< h
r
l
,
«>
V'l'iiu
:t
ii:»«y
euiuvi'ii: Whereas r.ty
er papers be pro luccd in (.
v. hieSi w..s tak»*n frolli »indiale ne*ir
has applied to pu )«•!••
«. r.
»
*.if«-. •« ; « u : J .
»irm r.’ has. v.:tl...i t
bring tho Minister ashore. The x q y «.f Hill
» . ii }’■** ' ■ ’s •*" pr >vie:iti«*n.
8 . !.. q <>1 j*,< cti< t: '
\Ye ine. dav nr
C.*es bay. and wliich was of ti*«*
ft my bed nml
1
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\
1.'»*.« *.«».«. f th.* v\
4 > • 1 >. j -\i. ; f. ;• , warn all li pirsoiiri
new Minister will stay a few days of r
* « 9 » -«
nr ii»m.t
I* T ! r.i * *,.;» (¡< r < n no :<«•«•« nnt.
uml«v « lu* : :*i «•f ••«»!>^r«*.*.*
pattern mad.-.j iorty y .ir s ago.
o l i i Ae:s«;k!iiG!
with tin* Chinese Consul, lie is the salo < f l i : ii!*« t ':mi
< \ l
Win. H . Warner.
of
] 1. !’. Witherow seeureil judg- not feeling well. He was shut up ( '.ilitornia. ( • ,;oU. N«*v.
My.-*'«» M.»ii. .
XX :i4hii;;t .n.
A-*
Anv ami :;îl persons e’.ain in ; : > v
C. it J. ( ’»>x l it«*!v purclia.* d l * if ment tiiis we«*k against t in * (). «k C. in a Panama hotel during the riots,
i'H'i;
any
»
*
f
tin*
¡«bow
lands
leust
;:*•
tla
r
i»i*
1
T
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ml
< '»liic*. at 1» -obnr<- . « he«;..n. *
li.
for
$
io,
(Kit)
damage
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for
¡iljuries
K
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•
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low, m u g m ’la*
-en» ¡oner
when it was unsafe to he even in th«‘ Mosebur;.; laud oitiav v.irìiin :!;«
Aiarcli -’4 I-»f«.*».
«
}it:b.¡ration hev -uf ¡ani fai inv ‘ 'u*> ho
"V
,*< :• I n b y •*,. mi .'¡a. tlu- f »!l«»\viii^
Cm puna,
and intends tii ting her no r» c“ ived by lus little soli, whom it seen at a window. He will g»> to days
i:
lhair elai.ns will be bar»« «I by
M:«.»-.
* ^
* <1 * : t :ici* has 1*!« 2 m •;««•«* of l.is in-
wiìl be romomberod was knoeked Washington as soon as he is rested.
Wm. F. Meniamin,
for the Kiurdaw river trade.
i* ii*• <*!i i )
j '* .1
n\ Mur*T.;>rt »t*
innrKhiiW
1.« . is > :.
lus <• .••ii».. ;n! 1
:;.:ii proof wili !«• n :u o
olì* »11raiii of cars w liich w’erebeing
Will* l*r«*i»;tiMli<»!i«i>.
W. 11. Noble intends running
before! he 1 .« i i ; ! » r <•;* M.eeivii* « f
S.
r i T V H O N T O IlE iltS .
switched
and
lost
both
legs
by
being
!
L. u l < iliv* • at I;>*s«'l»u:*e_, « ir«*t;on. on Tli*:-.4-
London April 7.— The Govern-
two t»*ams at his l»>g [ing camp on
Iu tli*- cucnty c<»i:rt of «lit* si:.t.
Ore- «••¡y. 'E y 7 .
viz:
.l.»Rarh . ti C.
run over.
g»»n lor tli«' (joaiuy «>« (.’«»« s.
in.011. lliili;,* ,te:.«| No.
f »¡* the S
*'
!
mont
is
continuing
its
preparations
Coal i>Hll u slough.
Besides irut-
1
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in liu* in.iiU i c i vh. »■.•>..««!• anJ a»iar«I:an- ol s xv q See. *>7. \ j; q- ,,f
k q
rV
fPlaindealer.]
for arming fast ocean steamers. s’uip of iiiiza L.. G « * « S.. Merry li., aud am! XV q of N XV q S*»c. :*4 T ¡lO S li l i XV» s*.
ting in log s for th«* mill, he will
i lioiiuis \V. liobiUKuit.
lie names th*» followint* witnesses to pr»>v»«
The noted Bud Thompson is e x - ; Work on the Anchor line stexmel*
haul piles, and logs
Order to stiow f««use oa apphentiou for his continuous resiil<-nce up*»n, and cuit.i* ;i-
sale
oi
real
properly.
tion of. said land, viz:
I pecteil to arrive in Iloseburg in «a America, and the Cunard steamer
mill.
it appearing 10 inis court from tlu |H*ti- John XV. Otto
lion prevt at« ii ;.n«i h.eil by Natiey 1.. « ¡'.««T J. t*. He !i« u
Oregon will receive an armament
I all of Angora,
The friemls o f John Hansen, w ho fewr days.
m«<iiv«>i.u «»t ««.«• p r-ons and « sia:e«>f La/.a Jns. Hervey
j
Oregon.
J«.. O i « t k<‘ .*}., M«,ri'y !>.. alio i Los. V*. Mob­ A. 11. Fish
W. G. Woodward, D. C. Court- of ten guns each, and each will
J
mysieriously disappeared
about
isun. inwiors. ]»raviiin lor ;«n oroer «if sal-- of
Also at tlie same time and place.
tlir, m * years a g o , would like to o b -; no.v aml Feter Kearns returned h.ave transportation facilities for ceriaai real-* sain: t>« l«»nr,int; i«< s ad i wants
Richard J. R o b in so n . Homestead No.
l!;«u it is ior iii«. o* st iir.* r« svs ol (s.utl mill«>r
tain some information concerning
last Saturday from their prospect-j 1300 men. Every movement of heirs,
and necessary iliat s«nh reul-estute »*-*■■* for the N XV q Sec. 2.*. T 30 8 l t l l West.
sh«iui«i be s«jld. To wit: iA»t one, «»f section
lie names the following wi.neoseH to
ilili). H e was an old resilient < f ; ing tour way up the eastern ex-1 Russian vessels in all parts of the i»l
m township li* south «»f ri«n*,e l ‘J west of prove his continuous residence upon, and
tin* Bay, and was known by the trornety of the North Umpqua riv- j world is watched, and if war were tue Vi iliuiueUe uieridum. containing lf>. u;i cultivation of, said land, viz:
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acres of luml— more or less,
ml of s;inl John XV. { Uto
nickname of “ Thundering John.” or, where they found an extensive ; declared to-morrow a vast tonnage land sun a teil in C o o s «:o. Oi on. It is J. S. Relicn
! all of Angora.
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goal ledge, which they prospected : of Russian c<argoes now atio.at would hereby ordered, that the next of kiii of saiit Jas. Hervey
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The property holders of Empire, |
minor heirs, and all p» rs«tus interested in A. H . Fish
a mile be Ihible to capture.
the sa*U estate appear lietore this court on
Wm. F. Benjamin.
a t .... expense o f 8150, got tl.eO. S. |for » d,sta,K’6 o f over b» ,f *
Monday the t»:h uav of April A. D. IS*.*», at
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___________________ Register.
P r o p a r «*«! f o r \V;ir.
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and brought in some of the quartz
11 o'clock in the forenoon «»[ said day, at
i. no . to continue their water pipe;
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St. Petersburg, April 7.— The the court room of this county court, at the
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which
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now*
having
court house in Empire City, in said county,
to the telegiaiph corner, and put m
n hydrant, which will be used in | asi"‘W - 1‘ ¡* pronounced very Ilussiun Government is irmking nc- then and there to show cause, it any there
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Mew City Market
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ensoof tire. It « i l l tl.r o « «vater nch " uJ
un(loul,,edly bring | t«ve prep-wations to put the great
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them a handsome return in lime, i naval and military statu ti at C ron-
ovei any building in the vicinity. I
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! They [x»sted up their minning no- Ktadt m a position o f complete de-
( has. Lichtwerk has purchased . ticeg nD(l fiie(1 their claims with the ! ^nse. The harbor has already
Capt. Ernsts one-half interest in county clerk. They will again go ! been protected by the sinking of
the steamer Bertha, paying there-1 nf) there next weeU and we ,lope | hu,.dr«?ds of torrpedoes iu the ship
for >800. The boat is at present
i that success may attend them, even channel.
on the ways in the ship yard where
IE«-j»»»r(«.«l.
i bey on«, their m«jst sanguine ex­
some new planks are being put in .!
London, April 7.— A dispatch
pectations.
There could not be a better time and other repairs made, after which i ......................
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from Pekin reports that peace has
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1 The body of Andy McCluug,
than the present for getting tho the steamer will again resume her j
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one o f the unfortunate ones re-
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stumps, lo g s and rubbish out of tri[is on ( loos liver.
cently d row net l in Applegiite creek, j ^ h1,m on the basis of the rourm er
the streets, l ivery thing is dry and
Capt. B e»d
has
commenced was found last week, leaving now | Convention. It is said no indem-
burns well. A little work now will building
steam launch at this only the h»i«lv of A. N. Jones, the [ nity will be paid by China to
add much to the «appearance of tin* place, which will be a novelty in (^r^ver’
^ias no^ >ct been found, France.
town, which is readily noticed by the steamboat line. The boat will j J. J. Comstock arrived in Rose-
A T id a l W ave
strangers,
it will enhance the be 23 feet long; 4ft. beam, and !
Queenstown,
April
7.— The
xv^ nesday evening. H e is
value of your property, and will
W hite Star line steamship Ger­
I'B h i.lra it Slie «nil lie run by » ! tl,„t
mill recently sawml m..re
cause oti.-Ts to settle among us
( hnpnmn engine, a ne~ arrange- ' lumber in eleven hours than any manic, which left this port Fi nlay
wish 830
who would otherwise seek another* ment, which has been tried in the ' other mill o f the same capacity ev- . afternoon for . New York
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town. Try by your efforts to con­ east with .satisfactory «.suits The 1 *r has tit Oregon during the san.e : I,ass6,,f ra', 1,as
llavll>«
smiMiiuuij uMiiiH.
4. f « ¡ . „ f T i.o ..l- n ,.;. ,1« encountered a terrific storm aud
vince »ill that you have come to
fuel used will be oil. An oil tank e,,« tIh °/
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*' ti.lal wave,
stay, aud that you want your town
uill be placed in the forward part,; tM1Rine \Vit!i 10x12 inch cylinder. |
F n lin ih iijw ii Djin»;.
to look well.
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having a pipe leading to the b oiler.; The saw is a plain double circular | Washington, April 0.— A dispatch
T. J. Perkins, Esq., made us «a Tlu* water will he in tlie tubs, and I saw, and with it, during the time receive«! here tins morning from
pleasant visit yesterday.
He is not in the boiler, as has heretofore ' above stated, he sawed over 30,000 the home of ex-Secretary Freling-
canv«.;>.ing f *r electric appliances, been tli«* cast*, llu* oil is injectctl feet of lumber without an edger. ( huysen, says he is not expected to
the best we have ever seen.
by a sprinkler, which throws a ^ Who can beat it?
i live through tho day.
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he, why an order sht*u«d not be made, lor
the sale of said real-estate. Au«i it is furth­
er ordi red that a eup> ot this order be serv­
ed by publication tuereot once a week for
three successive weeks Imfore tin* said day
«it heanno, in a newspaper of centra! cir-
cuiat.on, printed and published m said
county of c'tsis and state of Grepon.
L a u ii tim iMiu uay oi February «v.D. issò.
tieo. M. J>yer.
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t oUllvV U«loo.
» vLE MY A L M iN lS T liA i’tiiX
t O i ’ j K ’E is hereby ^i\«n, that b\ virtue
«»» uu or*i*-r «<i tue county c«>uri oi the
»».«tie uf 4,;1‘*‘^«.>11 for the c«*i.xity «»i ('o<(S
u.iiue < u Ibe MU »«ay of Jnijumy, l.ss;
in
tin* mu iter ul tin* esta.i* ot ,l« ss«.* I*«»i«ts de-
cciLseu, cun.u.Miuiit^; m t, tin* udmiiiiKtrn
t.’ix «jf siiKi estute, t«.» sciJ life rciil pr*ii«*r«y
o» suiu dec«used Lereiiuifter «uacnbtu. or
a«* much thereol <ts : hail be sulhcii*iit to pav
tue c aims a^amsi said «.state and the ex-
p«*iis«*s *>i auimlustration, aiuouiitiiii; to
iibout the sum ol « i^ht hundred and tl
tliirtv
dollars, in tlu* nmnner provided by law for
the sine «>f real property on execution.
Now. therefore i will oil Saturday the 18 th
day «_>f April. INN», at the hour o f on:* o’clock
in the atternoon «»l that «a y , at the court
Imuse door, in Empire C ity, in said v
Coos
county, otter for sa.e ami sell for cash < lo
]<> er
at pai'lfc i.action, to the hi^ht-si Itiuds-
there for. t he fonowin« described r*al
tate, to wit: the 8. E. q of Sec. .V>. and the
\\«*st
ol the S<»u th V»« st q of Sec. ‘iti, U»ss
•r>- acres k«*retoio«e so!«l t«> , muiuia Snyder
by dei-d dated November iMth 187 «;,,,,,
am! re­
corded on pim»* <^)s«>t J.ook six «>f «{««•« « of
the records of Moos Countv, Or«»»on a< I in
township ‘27 South of Maiif.«* Id \V«-st of the.
AN illume tie Meridian and in the said (' «am­
ty of Coos, or s«> much thereof as may be
necessary to sutisiy the Mimi claims and ex­
penses.
Elizabeth Fouts,
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Administratrix
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POST OFFICE
Store,
C. A N D R E W S
PROPRIETOR,
CONSTANTLY
Keeps
An assortment of
Boots and shoes,
Hats and caps,
Stationery, Inks,
D ry goods and
^ Clothing
La­
dies, Gents
and Childrens
General fur­
nishing goods;
also groceries,
Canned goods,
Cigars, tobacco
andcandies. H e pays the high­
est price for country produce
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