Coquille City herald., April 14, 1885, Image 3

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Methodist services, l>y Uev. If. 1». Swnf-
ford, lire li«'Kl as follows:
1st Sabbath at North F..rk 11 A. M.
2nd
**
“ Limpey Creek ** “
3d
“
** Finii Trap
*• “
4th
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“ Coquille City
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I^orrierriloer w o are
O ’.u.t>iDing£ w itìì t h G
iA-IST F R A N C I S C O
O A J ^ U s iv ix lg U ia X e a c -
C 9 l l o i T t i o « 5 L ;p © r a .r i c l 't T i e
H E R A L D
it > r $ R 5 0
p e r a n n u m , S tr ic tly
O r . s 1 t
LOCAL H E .MS.
Get ul »vedding cake.
c:« a li up your stre»•t.
Sri!,\ pra\ in g f« >r raiIn.
S«'i:lil the 1 ! LFA!.!» b' your friends.
Aliss Klim.of Deum; il k,is in t.iwn.
Miss Emma King is stopping in
towu.
I j
(»en. Grant was better at
accounts.
Eld. Easter held di\ine services
bere Sunday.
D Giles, of Myrtle Point, was
in town ves torda v.
Alr. Hughes ni*i bride will go to
Boseburg to reside.
Air. Kerriger is on the river af­
ter cattle for his firm.
Remember th«* stage is running
from this place to Fairview.
AI*\ A. lVterson, of Norway,
paid us a pleasant visit yesterday.
Encle Joseph Collier is still im­
proving the streets. Go and help
him.
The thanks of this office are due
Hun. J. H. Slater for public docu­
ments.
Frank Ross pass'd through 'o vii
Saturday with a tine lot of beef
cattle.
Air. John Nashurg came over
from the bay Saturday to see bis
children.
The Beaver slough steamer
brought up a number of passen­
gers on Sat urd iv.
Mr. G dlier is d ?ing some go >d
work on the street in front of his
property. 11 > an l do likewise.
The citizens of Grants Pass oiler
to give tho necessary buildings t«>
have the county seat moved there.
A silver lode 1 > feet w ide is said
n have been foun 1 between Jw k-
ackson (
son a'nd ( ìa!i<
We were tient» J to a nice little
slower Sntui'lav morning but not
sufficient f*»r the growing crops on
11! »1 Old.
G. A. l»r»>wn, «.f this place, wa­
t-:1‘*en to l ‘<ti ! laud S itnrdav. Oil Í1
eh nrjjo of -el! ing liquor wutihont r.
i •
11-'
ûi « ] 4 H
i» I
f 1 * r | I V O
d visit « >f
Mr. T. C. V * ! ! ) 1 1 D iP
Sr-v**i .»1 «lavs d1*ovn the c *‘<st nrriv-
rd in town yesterday. He reports
dull times.
John Slielt» n is carry in g the
mail to Etter City while Charley
Zumwídt is sn|M*riiitemling some
to a i w« >r k.
iss Rachel
tou h Sunday.
< 'on lr :i«-t** Ì H : i r < l « ' ( l b j S . I V . O .
A irr a«-u l t it r a í S o e l d y .
Hoffman ivas in
n
i i ü
Fairview Stage Line.
: ís :().
R. E. BUCK,
19,000 ft good, rough lumber to In thig plaoe> SlIluÍ! y. Alii 1Jtll.
AV. Welsh and Miss Em m a1 J. W. Clinton for $190. To furti- Mr. Jas. W. Hughes and Miss MollLssa
*&T—
(t A
( ’hunens lias be«n engaged to tench ish 4750 ft flooring and dressed Uoylr. alt of ov>os county.
PR
O
PR
IE
TO
R
,
^Vr
a
rimira
location
in
(Vquiile
City,
3
j
our senooi
lumber, to B. H. Rosa for 885.50;
Ì l«>ts nieely clraud and in cimice fruii j IP. ID r a .m e . I P r o p ^ r i c t o r
Air. L. C. Gibson and Air. I rani; delivering same, to J. \\. Clinton ttves. goud, larg«- house and wiKidshed. etc., i
Livery, Feed and Stage Stable.
Stage Leaves
apply ni thls ( Ìlice or tu H. Keni. Marsili'.e d. ‘
I lain >w s have gone up to t lie Col uni-, for £1 ‘2. J o funi ish 30,( )i )l ) 18-inch
Sp>©oia.l -Attention
O C Q X T Z I D X j E !
C IT Y -
i*iurlici K«*i*ori.
(Crjtorl.
hia for tin present fishing season. ; red cedar shingles, to E. Mencken-1
Jiarfcei
, :
ry morning and returns in the after-
Given to Boarding.
W ill.ml is «till very
To tun.isli »ml ^
>*r ,lf - y • .•............
10c Ev,r,
1 ,1lU l - Ai* " m antis . mi
} Apples, per bushel, ................
o0 noon, mHking connection with the Coos
l«»w and not expected to live more deliver nails, windows, hardware, j pqouri p0r lmITel,........
TERM S M O D E R A T E .
0.00 bay and Koseburg State,
40
than two or three (lays. He has underpinning, and building pavill- 1»,utter, per roll,............
l aic, $1.03 with 7*0 lbs baggage.
Coquille City, - - - - Oregon.
25
ion,
to
Aug.
H.
Schroeder
fur8208.
j
Cheese.......
per
pound,..
.
.
n3;»t f
something like Fright's disease.
u
12 !
Finishing race track to Alex Sny i Beefsteak
c
is
expected
at
.
Hermann
Hon. B
; Beef, per f« uv «jr. it
der.
this j >1«K‘«' •verv day. A hack has
8 ‘
do, per hindqr.. 44
44
i
Mutton,.............
12
..
.8
o
meet
Til«“
I’ír*!
llalli«-
Won
l»j
I!iisii:ins.
mml«‘ two trip.-* to Fui* view to
44
10 i
St. Petersburg, April 9.—Tim Salt Pork............
him. It i s thougiit lie will be in
44
(
’>
»rued
Beef,.
.
.
.
8JI
Official Ab ssenger publish
Inc
to-d n» •
ti
! 1 a m s ,...............
15 i
On the tmtsiile «>f this paper we following tliis morning: Donerai Baeold sides ) . . . it
124 !
4
4
KomarulV
reports
that,
in
conse-
d< > ( shoulder )..
11!
give an iarticle on Coos county
44
Ln
ö
l...................
15
from th«* l\»rtland W est Shore.
4
4
1 Potatoes,...........
40
larg-ainG, Earg-ains, Bargains!
3
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true, but ¡I few minor points are in­ attack them. The Afghans were |
i Su«rar
12 (o 15
posted upon both banks of the riv- I .. % ’
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cur reel.
1
I he new and thriving town of Randon City is offering splendid in-
er Kushk in fortiiied positions.} do «Moen
b-.~. j duemnents to intending settlers in that place. This town is beautifully
( ’apt. J. Parker was in town Sun­
The light oecured on the 30th i»f Tea, green, . . .
30
(¿/.7b
situated on a level table laud overhanging the Bandon beach at the
day. He made arrangements while
do, English bkfst“
; last month. The Afghan
forces
!
7o mouth of the Coquille river. Tiie land is exceedingly productive, and
°
_
i
in town to employ several of our
Rice....................
1<) the vie.v is second to none on the Oregon coast.
Bandon City is dcs-
consisted of 4000 men with eight
citizens in his mill, which starts up
Beans,................
b | tined to make a splendid good town and watering place for a vast ex-
guns, anu wore defeated with a loss
Apples, d ried ,..“ ,
Thursday. The tug will be up to-
10(d 1 o j tent of country. The extremely low price of property (825 per lot)
of 500.
All the artillery, two
day nftlT tho haluls employed.
° Resins,
Bus ins, do cl . . “ ......................
25 ]
insures a boom for the people the coming summer, and to make sure
standard banners, and the entii e ( uucuts, do .....................
12 i
<w a valuable piece of property you shouhl at once make application at
Another man was shot at Alaish- ¡camp outfit and all the provisions j ^ ool...................“ ............... - 18 this office, or to A. Giromi, Bandon, (Aegon.
fiel,! lost week. Three new comers | o( the A fg,J(m8 were cnptllrei|.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
were leaving the w harf in a row- The Russian loss was three subal- rl', 0 all p«rs<>ns knowing themselves in-
1 lieht« d, ♦ it lit r by note or hook rtceoun ! ,
boat, and being drunk, one of them ,
u ns and ten soldiers killed and ; \<»u are her« l»y resgertfull informed that
the same numi he ¡»aid. and without further
began firing a pistol promiscuosly twenty nine wounded.
1 notice from me. as 1 \vi h to render my linai
► »O* *
and dangerosly wounded one ot
i account io the Hon., the District Court at
■ the « use
term, to he lie!«I at Empire city.
A H L irs.
his comrades.
Neither was con­
1 the 3d ■oinlay. the Pórli day of May. IKst.
London, April 9.—1 p. m.—There » This is my last call in this busines. the
scious of what had been done, till
the strili.
is great excitement on the London imxt one will lie made by Jiohí.
II. Lowe,
sober.
Don’t be misled by misrepresentations of competitors. Investigate
Stock Exchange, amounting almost r
Assi cne a
Airs. Koontz and Airs. Doyle
to a panic, over the news of the | j*. s.: for convenience1 a Iha ti tiienamls: ,'U11^ aee wl,ere you can buy the cheapest; in doir.g so, call at ¿Whitney
called on us yesterday and express­
Afghanistan, which is •egarded as i fl»un«1
F'!1, r,!‘ at Iffi1
1”'1
!!; <!u
p n\ Mytth1
'tv !{*' A O'Connell’s, the originators of low prices on this river. They keep
tue
i»ilice
of r. v>. 11. \olkmar,
ed an anxiety to have those inter- | °
! equivalent to a declaration of war. h>im.
K. H. Lowe.
ested to go and investigate the ac­
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, the fol-
Foreign funds are demoralized. Empire City. April 11 ili. ISS.",.
tions of their boys, and see il there
Russians are quoted at 821;.
lowing specialities:
is any room for the reports that
*•
they make night hideous and do} A. L. Nosier, the city market}
tin* deviltry they have been nccus- man. has buckwheat for sale,
T in ? C o p p e r an d S h e e t-ir o n w a r e ; a
R\.
ed «<r. 1 hev sav t• iey can i c 1 ute j
s u p e r io r a r tic le o f H o m o m an u factu re
m
all tho cl larges made.
BA NOON CI TY PROPERTY
For Sale!
Farmers’ Look to Your Interests!
For a fine horse see Ed E. Still-
woll’s “ Black Prince " L’liis splen-
^ __
did stallion will niyke the ]>res«'nt
season at Fairview*, and at Still- I
well's ranch, half mile north of this
"N
7 s 7 "ill
place. The horse, though raised llv given at Golden IJeacU Hotel, Baudon,
in tnis county, has few equals, his
OTST
size, age and carriage being suffi­
F r i d a y E v e 'n g . M a y 1 ’
cient proof. Alake it a point to see
1885 .
this horse. See ad.
C o m s O n e , C o m e AJ1,
Air. Strickland, of Scottsbnrg, I
A uplendid time will ho liad.
Best music
Douglas county, arrived in town i i-eured. Admission. >1.00:moals extra.
Sunday with the splendid stallion j
-Dan Knox.” This Horse will be •
Grand Islay Day
nt th is p la c e
and
0 11
Ei»(»s
riv e r ;
il «* p rese n t sea so ii, a n d ha.* o n ly t«> :
b e s e e n t o be a d u lil'ed .
D an w e ig li- }
ed l l b i t l b s at th e coni
m in e s
Ball
Land Agency !
th è }
i th e r d; v. F o r a so rv ic e ibi«* b o rse ,
li«’ Ims few e q iia ls ii: th e state.
Idm b i f o r e b r e e d in g to
a«iy
S*a-
o th e r j
b o rse.
Tiio Under signed
A'oung Frank, the Sargent borse, ;
will ìiinke thè piesent season at ;
RaeklilT’s mill and at J. II. Lamb’s i
pince oli Fisìitrap.creek.
Tiiis is
second to no borse in the county
for generai utility.
He is fast.
very |K)¿ erfui n,„l as kind as a
Thougli not in good fix at
^}!a^ time, he is thought to have !
entitled to secón«i money at j
[ a(. fajr last fail. \\ iiile not par- i
ticnlarly a racer, he is n»»t slow;
and for the road or farm, he is sec-
oud to none. Sec ad.
alilo.
Itu-cua
STALLION
------In connection with a------
\ \ ’ ILTi f;tnnd at Coquiile City m ui C oas
» ?
lSfCi.
Hiver, coiiiiiK nein " lòdi of April,
1>AN is of
st(»ek «which his
pedigree will show) i.s n decendaut,
on
horse's side, of old Gen. Knox, of Maine.
will weigh about 14( ()Iî>s. of good action.
five years old in April, 'S.r>.
W e l l s e le c t e d s to c h o f g e n e r a l
h ardw are, sto v e s and ran ges, w ood
an d w illo w w a r e .
F. F. Palmer,
; March 2S. 18HÓ.
¡110
Farm tools and Implements, Iron and Steel, Pumps, Water-pipes
Proprietor.
vZ.nfH
Slallion,
Young Frank.
¡M IE Fh r.M nt horse will ma’ .etî:«« present.
1 KWisrii al HaeküfF's mill. and. at J. II.
L imb's piar n J’ishlrap creek and will
visit each p! « rvcrv nine dai s.
and Fittings, Paints, Ods and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harnesa
and Trimmings, Rope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware,
Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe, Bird cages and
Fishing tackle, and all Goods usually kept in a first class
Store.
”1 Í1
Froprietor.
Hack Triare.
r ( ’, lIE iibiivo namr-il Stallion will ronkc
I tht«
nt Kvason at Sti!lw«*H*8 ranch
oim-lmltTmU? north of Coquille City, and at
Denlmm's ranch, Burton Frairi«*.
He will
l>o fouml at Burton Frairieon Mondays and
Tuesdays and at Stillwell's ranch tho re-
niaiuder of the week, from this date.
Lai;*!
Air. \ irgil Ins lir'iMi doing some
V
Ji
hauling with Hanscom’s logging
team for A. (». Aiken in tiiis place
the past few days.
I2ST
Dr. Angeli. Air. Vowel, Air.
Carothers and Air. Andrews are
?% three years old and stands about 17 j
I
hands his;li and is a perfect pattern ot
opening nnd improving the coun­
symmetry and beauty.
He is black with
<)n Sii inlay ii'ght last, Airs.
ty road «^n the w»-st side of town.
variable dapples; was sired by Mooyer’ s
Hunt, »»f this town, was attacked
Percherou, and his dam a Morgan and
Air. Simon Lane was in town Sat- with an acute indisposition.
Her
Liimax, is one of the finest mares in the
a n d
urday and Sunday, en route to his SOIl> Erank, was eue-getic in his ef-
county.
blnck sand mines.
He refiorts forts to obtain a remedial agent.
Terms: Insurance. ^S; by the season,
single service. ^4.
crops suffering terribly for rain in The case indicating the necessity
Is prepared to buy or sell for
E. E. Stillwell.
| of stimulants, and the hour being
the Umpqua valley.
tn47m3
Froprietor.
reasonable consideration,
late, he was unable to procure the
Perch and flounders are reported assjstance of a druggist, conse-
lie lias the following for sale:
plenty at the mouth of the river, quently, he applied at the residence
v Romo
vi. Alelil,
Molli, who,
wnn, wirii
dis usu
\j
U I.1 fi SJ IN SJ
M’ e wonder why
Ronr*e of
«»f our , fit
of Mr.
Air. (».
with his
usu- - 1
1 , 1 -
u.p al promptitude in cases demanding 1 1 ,
A itih un Finhtrap, 50 acr -s cleared,
*
friends <lon’t sen< .
.
urgent attention, supplied him wit li
S j » uuuh uimi,
uu.. biam ig,^
T r r r
would under like circumstances.
the medicine required.
Mrs.
Hunt.,
D4
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loolus;
b“ra
LUIVI
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reqnn
ó cows, a yoke of cattle, b o.ilvcs,s slanus of
Students wishing to tak«' a complete bus­
AV e are in receipt o f a letter from we believe, is now enjoying good bees. iious -, dairy and lami outut for
iness course, can avail th« mselvcs of
health,
and.
she
is
fortunate
in
.■j-houO.
our old friend, J o n a t h a n s . Bailey,
tho privilege without incorrimi the enor-
possessing a son who exhibits such
who formerly lived on the foot
-30II0
for
1
G
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ner«'s
of
land,
1
*0
0
fruit
trees,
inconvenience of going
S . u i l l r i H . A r i M i i i i U i «»<»«1 < ill r. 1 »111 i <i l ii * • * 4 . 1 xuous expense and
filial love.
f*U* f l ’O I l l l l O l l l C
>r, -ii»use w un 4 rooms, goou ouiomidni-s, j
hills opposite this place. He it at
A» Head of caltle, one horse, household lur-
b r a v « - \ chs
Spickardsville, AIo., and contem­
Telo-
unure, farming impuinents, tools; hogs, |
London, April 9.—The
plates coming out here this spring ■ graph publishes a fourth edition,! chuk‘ lis- !,nd bt‘eH- a goon range i«»r i .* j j
which was on the streets a little be- ; bl,ulot cntllt} adjoining:convenient to mar- j ^-¡u be conducted in connection with this
again.
Ket. Crop m tlie grounu .nuuued.
institute-, and instruction will . be . . given to
Aliss Rosa Naslnirg, wlio is go­ f,,re 2 o’clock this nfteriHHiii. This
pupils of any ago and grade.
Among tho
ing to attend the Sister’s school, states that the gravity of the news r^lóoo for Hid acres of land, ho acres under ; branches which constitute a scientific course
iruu irees uouse, barn tiJÁ-m. i
from t lio Afghan border has not O lence,
are, orthography, reading, elocution, plain
gave a ]>arty to her friends here been in any degree diminished by |
and
last Friday evening, which was a,lvices received *y the Govern- j k'»"d range for cattle adjoining.
am two lots in Coquille
w ell attended and proved an enjoy
mont.
The telegraph wires to
for H louse
ouse and
(fi ¡m m < 3 t y / / m ;/ J / / o '/ ;
•ry cheap.
cli(*up.
-t l l l
,
i.i*
» City; Very
able affair.
Meshed have boon cut for some
For a pleasant nnd profitable days. I he telegraph lins a dis-
Business and social letter-writing, compo­
sition. grammar, political, physical and
>n o f » « lmur or two nttoml, |mtcb from Alkhuba.l which states j S| S
g S ? f &
season
commercial geography, arithmetic, book­
; city,
Prof . Alillor’s singing school. It that (ieneral R.omai<>tl, nttei
keeping. commercial science, algebra, phys­
iology the laws of health, and the rudi-
is the e remark of strangers, goner- victory, occupied Penjdeh, which ,
music—vocal and instninu ntal, etc.
ally, that Coquille City has the has long been held by un Afghan ~ 00 acres of grazing land known as N'.rth mentsof
Tuition,
the same as under our old system.
best singing of any town in the Harrison. The Tclporsph express. ■'U'™in»tmlvem>ir8immI(a.ul.m,Or«Knn.
Primary (per term)............................ ¡?r».00
Secondary
“
..................... ...f 7.00
t now to what ed fear that British ofheers fell in
r Enquire
n„„;*0n,
county, and it is j>oor
of wn.(.*
Walter Sin(.i,i*
Sinclair,
C
lark
AI
iller
, Principal.
the
rout
«a
t
Pendjeh.
Coquille. Oregon.
it can be with a little practice.
Dealer in. and manufacturer of, Tin. Copper Siieetiron Ware, Agate and Granite
Lamps, Chimneys and Lanterns
Saddles, nnd harness, rope, paint and oils, and a full line of
City
w d ii
A Primary Department
I1M I1 iüilllWAIIE MAS!
Coquille City, Oregon.
Black Prince.
Coquille
Hardware
N. B. W o make a Speciality of job work, and guarantee satisfaction
D T C 'C T D T O r
• I k six years old. Flack i'hest.mrl,
!S at Living Prices.
1ÓD hands I igk. weight ]_’ »> pound:
lie
I was sired by a S;. Ceorge and Gray Dagli
AVhitney & O’Connell, Props.
, hors.-, and hi.s dam a Messenger and Ih r
i trami.
Season will begin April 10th. Terms
O-ecrgje IkTcIHl'W'a-n
, Insurance Ç-S; season s5.
(>. I). Sargent,
id’d tf
-¿Y
Rifles,
Onus üihl aiuniunition, Hercules Powder, Blarksuiith's supplies.
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DRUG STO RE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
Proprietor.
W. L. DIXON . .
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Drug?, Aledicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Book«.
Agent for tie leading sewing Machines, Alnson & Hamlin or­
gans, Ar. Old Wines and Liquors of the l>est qnailty.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
LIVE and LET LIVE.
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