Coquille City herald., September 29, 1885, Image 3

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OH l’ RC H DIRECTORY.
Mcthodi.-it services,by Rev. T. P. Havned.
aro hold as follows:
First babbath at North Fork 11 A. M.
2nd
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“ Fifch Trap
4 th
“ Uuquillt* City
LOCAL ITEMS.
C. Douglas, of Randolph, was iti
tow n Saturday.
Mr. lYgoit is k ti 11 liero driving
piles and extending the mill wharf.
S. B. Sherwood brought some
passengers over from Sumner Sun­
day.
Fix up your sidewalks for the
Lbe Scandinavian church
at
rainy season.
Marshfield has been provided with
1*. Brack, of Mvt
» tie Point, called a good lx?ll.
on us yesterday.
Perch and salmon are
being
V
I f you wantn good, cheap i•lock.
to A. 1 u Nos ler’s.
Ren S m lith, acting »1eputv sher-
iff', was in town W etlnesiJay.
Eld. S. B. H. »llenlxj>.k has g< »ne
to Pitt \ il*o, Cal ., for a year s visit.
Have >u see n our new min ,is tc l\
Rev. J lav lies, lie is a good speaker.
taken in large numbers on
bay.
the
A very large log broke through
the log way at the mill here last
week and caused some del ly
Andrew Sherwood, ot this place,
lias been engaged to teach at Quinn
oolego on South Coos river this
Pnvid I'rewett. and A1 Sneed
made us a pleasant call last Fri winter.
A r ice track is contemplated at
day.
We
understand
A.L. Nosier has a jg >csl stock of Myrtle Point.
Ix»ofs and shoos. Give .him your that Uncle Clr is Lehnherr is going
order.
to give the ground
John Whittington, of South Co­
The mill hero will receive by the
quille, was in town Wednesday, on Iruckee, which is now due at this
’business.
place, a lot of new machinery,
Mrs. Gamble and her two daugh­ among which there will be a planer,
ters, residents of Eiscpirt, weie m
gang edger, sticker, etc.
town Wednesday.
The liable» Crj For It«
llora Hvnis.
j Eld G. R. Edmunds left a sam-
Uncle Robert Fredrick is still
And tins old folks laugh when
laid up with his arm which he had
Farmers all along the line are!Pl e o f HOmG Sootl coin
this
.
.
, , ,
i Ihey find that the pleasant liquid
hurt by a saw m Parker’s mill. It , busy , laying
m the winter supply office last week.
It is of a variety frujt reinetjy Syrup of Figs is more
was three months Friday since the , of Hour and farm produce, as they known as “liiawassa.” and this, of easily taken and more beneficial
accident, and still lie has no use look for rail, befote Christmas.
the secoml crop raised cn lhis in '¡s action «.an l.itter, nnuseofts
of the hand aud it is very painful
J. 1\ Siemler is the lucky man
, .
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,
,
, | '«etlicins. It strengthens the L it -
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i
const,
is
well
developed,
the
first
j er, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels
withal.
daily
La,neslhe d'uIv n,al1 irom I having oulv sufficiently matured while it amuses then to a healthy
The finest apple we havo seen Dora to Myrtle Point.
to make seed.
The sample is
For sale by W. L. Dixon,
this season was presented us by M .
Grandma Scofield has
left us . . . . . ,
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1 Myrtle Point, J. H. Nosier, Coquile
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. feet high with two large ears to the City, H. Sengstacken, Marshfield
Cribbins, of Catching creek, last i once more to visu
her daughters in ,
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in-
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,
stalk.
Hie
ear
nearest
the
ground
week.
It was n yellow Rambo, a 1Iowa and Illinois, and we hope she j
<fc Empire.
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cm ■ ls over six feet high, a bight sel-
variety that eveiybody slibuld ln>\e, m ayhaie a pleusant trip.
She .
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(lorn
attained
by
the
tassel
of the
and would, if they had a knowl­ goes in company with Rev. B. T. , ,
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best varieties here a few years ago. !
edge of its worth.
| Sharp and wi?e.
In this connection we wish to say |
D. C. Krantz’s new house will
This town has no housei to rent
that it is becoming more apparent1
and applications are almost of i soon be completed.
every year that oar climate is
ir IC p .
M. Ivrautz, Sr., was offered one
hourly occurrence.
Would it not
changing.
Only ten or twelve . rS''his reliable house is well furnished, and
1 the tables supplied with tho l»est the
be a good idea for some one to ; hundred dolla r for a sucking colt
yea»s ago, grapes, corn, melons, 1 market affords. Neither pains or expense
build a few houses to rent?
The 1 sired by Cup Flagon, the famous
are spared to make it pleasant for patrons.
peaches and tomatoes could hardly The
la st cigars always kept. Baggage de­
price of lumber is such that the trotter.
be brought to perfection and ma­ livered to ami from the Stenmer landing.
rooms for commercial men.
j A party from North fork were turity, whereas now they are near­ Sample
cost would lie small.
Thisilouse is near the Steamer Landing
Clark Miller and G. Mehl are I out in the game woods on Elk ly, and some of them quite, as j
having a tilt at law at Myrtle Point. | creek recently, on a big hunt. A good crops as any we can raise.
The suit was begun yesterday by little deer was the surn total of
the former for damages on an , their efforts.
Main Street, Coqnille City Ogn.,
W e notice some fine pieces of
ICO acres of land on Bandon Beacliz 25 i
alledged contract for the use of
the school building, in this place, | corn along the East fork, some of acres well improved, good meado'/ and fine ! A. L- Nosier, Proprietor,
: which, old corn-raisers say, will pasturage; splendid house—formerly the i Gents C Icthino. Bcots and Shoes,
while the latter was a director.
Bandon Hotel—also out buildings. One i
The following persons from a | make from 40 to 45 bushels per quarter of a mile of beach frontage on tin
Clocks, Cutlery, etc.
acre,
and
it
is
now
ready
to
crib,
place.
For
a
rare
bargain
look
no
further.
distance were registered at the
EALER in Groceries. Provisions. Flrur,
being
fully
ripe.
Lard, Beans, Candies, nuts, Tobaoo,
For
further
information,
apply
on
premi­
Olive hotel last week: C. Jorgen­
Mrs. O. Nelson.
Cigars, Cigarettes, eta., etc.
Me thinks I hear him whisper to ses to
sen, Astoria; Alfred Knapp, New
York; Geo. B. Jolley and Norris himself:
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R O H M HOUSE,
S U R E B A R G A IN
CASH STORE!
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Supt. MeCormac being unable to
I hold an examination of teachers
here last Friday, deputized W. A.
Bo she fairer than the day,
Welsh, who called Clark Miller to Hedden, New Jersey; C. B. dePass,
Or the dow'ry meads of May—
assist him, and thus the examina­ Cincinnati; Peter Nelson, San
If she be not truo to me,
tion was held.
What care I how fair she be.
Francisco.
Don Rex.
The first quarterly meeting of
Mrs. Robinson is having her
Dora, Sept. 21.
the M. E. church South, Coquille j dwelling south of the H erald
| circuit, 7 . ill be held at Fishtrap office completed.
S yru p o f F ig * .
The building
; the 17, and 18th of October. Eld. when completed will be one of the
Manufactured only by the Cali­
; E. G. Michael will be present.
best and prettiest in town.
J. A. fornia Eig Syrup Co., San Francis­
T. P. Haynes, P. C.
and Henry Collier are doing the co, Cal. Noture’s Own True Laxa­
This pleasant liquid fruit
A Portland man has been writ­ work which we judge will be com­ tive.
remedy may be had of Mr. \V. L.
ing down this way to fizd some pleted in tw.> weeks.
Dixon, agent Myrtle Point, J. H.
Few towns possess the natural advantages that Coquille enjoys, and which will, in
Scrofula and nil forms ot scrofu­ saloon-keeper who would buy a
If your hair is turning gray,
Nosle,
agent
Coqnille
City,
Hrnrj
the near future, eau-e it to blossom as the rose. It has a Iteautiful and pleasant site,
lous diseases, are rapidly purged receipt from him, by which the don't use the poisonous dyes which
away by the use of Ayer’s Sarsapa- finest “Old burbou” and all kinds
Sengstacken, agent for Marshfield being situated, for the most part, on a level plateau on the sunny tide o f the Coquille
burn oat its life and produce many
• rilla.
Sample buttes free, River, thirty miles from the Pacific ocean, which i> reached every day by a four-hours’
of whisky can be made for a few diseases of the scalp. Ayer’s Hair and Empire.
steamer ride. Coqnille City is at the center of theconverging wagon road system o f Coos
A. L. Nosier has built a portico cents per gallon.
Vigor is harmless, and will restore aud large bottles at fifty cents or Count v. and is at the head c f deep-water navigation.and in the central part o f a vast body
in front of Ids store and otherwise
A lady sued for $0000 damages the natural collor of the hair, stim­ one dollar. It is the most pleasant, o f rich, river bottom land, which i-the source of all true and enduring prosperity The
improved it. Gall and see his new
for breach of promise of marriage ulate its grow th, and bring back its prompt and effective remedy known, country roundabout i * filled with precious metals, minerals and coal to an unparalleled
goods.
to cleanse the system; to acton the extent, and is covered with a variety o f timber that for quantity and quality is not ex-
Wrn. Notley, of this place,
is against George Kieth, at Dry town, youthful gloss ami lieauty.
As a dairying and stock-
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gently eelled by that of any place on the Coast, if, i.i.leed equaled.
California.
Kreth
was
worth
some
very sick, at Santa Cruz, Cal. He
Capt. Snyder, of steamer Annie,
raising country, aiul a sanitarium for those seeking health.it is bound to come to the front
will soon come back if iiis health $7000, and had out several unre­ killed a tine three-point buck on yet thoroughly, to dispel Head­ rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the nnmerous mills and
permits.
deemed promises of marriage, and Friday as he came up. The deer aches, Colds ami Fevers; to cure factories, completed, in course of construction, and contemplated, will make the whole
county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth. Coqnille City is in the center, is the
Marshall Way and family, of the jury saw the point in time to was sdimming the river and the Constipation, Indigestion and kin­ most eligible and will enjoy all. Its school, church, and society advantages are second
dred ills.
Suiuner, came over Sunday and give the lady only her pro rata.
to none in tLe county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in the
Capt. wounded it before it got
are having a visit with friends and
county. It has the advantages of a corporation, and is to soon have a mountain stream
N.tKRUD.
Now would be a good time for ashore. He then landed his steam­
of water run through if for protection against fire, l’ropertv reasonable.
relatives.
I cattle-buyers; the country seems er and, accompanied by a number
J. A. D ean , a g e n t ,
M. J. M c D onald , prop .,
At the residence of the bride's mother on
’Gene Sdietter came over from
Coquille Cifv.
San Francisco.
foil of fat cattle. There are to be of passengers, chased it some dis­ North Coqnille, Sept. 27, 1885, Mr. Lee
Empiie Sunday, bringing home
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vlnL’tf
Weekly and Miss Mary Bright.
several persons who had been a number in from the interior of tance and killed it. We acknowl­
Ot:r congratulations, Lee.
the state soon, and it is likely we edge the receipt vif a hind quarter,
attending court.
b o r \.
Mr. T. W. Crook has so far re­ can supply all demands. Our peo­ only for which we would tell of the
covered from bis broken shoulder ple expect the prices of last year, 24 shots tired.
At Marshfield. Sept. 18.1885, to the wife
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that he has been talking of taking again.
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Henry Sengstacken, a daughter.
( aril ol' T l i n n l i s .
a trip down the const.
At Marshfield, Sept. 18, 1SH.>, to the wife
Arrivals by the (\>os Bay, Sep­
Upon returning from conference of Dr. MeCormac. a daughter.
Willie l>enn killed a mammoth tember 22; Wm Lyons and wife, C I found a line box of presents—
At Marshfield, Sept. IS, 1HS.">, to Mrs.
deer a few days since, as it was
both useful and beautiful -donated Wickruun, widow of Andrew Wickman ' I a
‘
B
De
Fas.
Miss
\ddie
Mnsick
and
swimming the ri\**r. lie killed it
Don’t bo misled by misrepresentations of competitors.
Investigat
si-t«-r, J Clarke, wife and three by the hind ladies of Latnpev daughter.
with his pocket-knife.
Creek church, and other ladies of
At Enchanted prairie S pt. 21th, to the ; ami see whore you can buy the cheapest; in doing so, call at Whitney
children; John Farrell, M J Lan- the vicinity, not members, all of
Messrs. Rval and Fredericks two
wife of Jesse G. Belieu, a son.
[Vrtv, Tlios Capo, Peter Nelson, whom will please accept the hearty
tfc O’Uonneirs, tho originators of low prices on this river. They keep
gentlemen from Sutter county,
Wm Ryal, J B Bridges, J B Dully, thanks of myself and w ife.
DIED.
Cal., arrived here last Thursday
II. B. Swafford.
constantly on hand at their hard ware store in Coquille City, the fol­
P do Rijer, S Schaffer, F Poore
At his home near Eekley, Oregon, of chol- j
looking for locations.
and J L Fredericks.
Canada is afilcted with smallpox. era morbus, Alfred B. Green, in his sixty- j
lowing specialities:
Rev. T. P. Haynes held divine
Owing to the fact that the days
A mining excitement prevails at second year. Eastern and California pa-
services in this
place Sunday, have become much shorter, the
p rs please copy.
Granite creek, B. C.
Green, familiarly known as “ Uncle Tim.”
Oopp&r an d
morning and evening. He had good stage from the bay gets in here af­
was
one
of
this
world's
noblemen:
liberal,
The dock Spring Chinese racket
houses, and preached two able dis­ ter night. The steamer, or steam­
truthful and honest, if he had an enemy s u p e r io r a r tic le
is being duplicated at Seattle, W.T. we do not know it. ami his friends consisted j
courses.
ers which connect with it
from
Yellow fever, in a very malig­ of those who knew him, and the noble traits ]
------In connection with a------
Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, of
New­ Empire, should try and make the
of
his
character.
castle, accompanied by her uncle, trip as early as possible, if comfort nant form is raging at Vera Cruz.
At Coquille City Sept 21th, of consump­
W e l l s e le c t e d s to c k o f
Coroner O’ Donnell has started, tion, Richard Hill, familiarly known as j
Mi. Lansing, was visiting
her and convenience to passengers are
says a San Francisco dispatch, a Charley Murray.
friends and relatives in this place considerations.
an d
w ood
Mr. H. was a native of Ireland, and was h a r d w a r e , s t o v e s
paper cal leu the Anti-Coolie Dyna­
Wednesday.
A1 Sneed has potatoes, grown
T>2 years old. He was a pioneer to this part |
having been here thirty years when he died, an d w illo w w a r e .
With a few more warm showers from seed on his place on Bear miter.
living
all that time on Four Mile creek be­
The city authorities of Portland
like we have had the past few days, creek since last spring that are as
low the mouth of the Coquille.
Farm tools and Implements, Iron aud Steel, Pumps, W ater-pipes
grass will be past knee high, where large as a man’s two fists.
The will have no more gambling in
?or a choice location in Coquille City.
it is not fed down, bj Christmas or seed were taken from a ball rff a theirs. The law, thoy say, must be
1 lots nicely cleared and in choice fruit j and Fittings, Paints, Ods and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harness
trees, good, large house and woodshed, etc.. !
New Year.
Jennie Lynn and have produced enforced.
apply at this office or to rf. Kern, Marshfield. |
and Trimmings, Rope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware, Rifles,
Galveston, lexas, was deluged
Mr. John S. Lawrence and fam­ I three vanties, none of which was
ily, of Gainesville, Tex., arrived in like that from which the ball of with water on the 18th inst, the
Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Pipe, Bird cages and
streets being knee deep from the
this place yesterday.
They are seed was taken.
Fishing tackle, and all Goods usually kept in a first class Hardware
friends of R. J- Dean with whom
Our old friend, J. C. Laird, has heavy rains.
Several men were wrecked on a
they are stopping for the present. presented us with some potatoes
Coquille City, Coos Co., Oregon, will reopen Store.
The following persons from a that were raised on steep, hillside barge laden with 1000 tons of coal
October. 1‘Jth, 1885.
distance were registered at the land, to convince skeptical persons at the mouth of the Mississippi i Students wishing to take a complete bus-
N. B. \Ye make a Speciality of job work, and guarantee satisfaction
ness course, can avail themselves of the
Robinson house last w’eek:
J. L. that our upland is adapted to such river a few days ago and were privilege without incurring the enormous
They are of splendid drowned.
Frederick, W. N. Ryal and F. S. vegetables.
expenses and inconveniences of going far at Living Prices.
from home.
President Cleveland has forbid­
Poore, Penington, Cal.; S. Shafer, form, weighing each about two
Whitney O’Connell, Props.
pounds.
They
are
of
better
flavor,
den
any
persons
holding
office
un­
Dutch Flat, Cal.
Unusual in such cases, our new’ ami much better keepers than der has administration making po­
Will be conducted in connection with this
litical
stump
speeches,
or
taking
thoso
raised
on
bottom
land.
institute,
and instruction will be given to
sheriff, we understand, will actual­
pupils
of
any age and grade. Among the
Mr. Lyons owner of the saw-mill part in political campaigns.
ly force collections of taxes after
branches which constitute a scientific course
Bishop John Sharp, one of the are, orthography, reading, elocution, plain
30 days from his regular visit, no­ here arrived last Wednesday from
and
tice o f which is given in another | Oakland, Cal., accompanied by his most prominent Mormons living,
column. Remember this, as you wife. They have corne to reside aud director of the Union Pacific,
/A
§ jt n a m t M f a i
was
fined
$300
the
other
day
for
permanently,
and
have
been
put­
w ay 6ave costs by it.
Business and t«cinl letter-writing, compo­
unlawful cohabitation,
at Salt sition, gmimu<\y, political, physical and
A party of six gentlemen from ting their magnificent dwelling in
order. For persons nearing their Lake.
commercial geography, arithmetic, book­
Walla Walla arrived in town last
X3ST
keeping, commercial science, algebra, phys­
four score years, they seem quite
Cadet
Riley,
at
the
naval
acad­
week, and havo rented quarters for
iology, the laws of health, and the rudi­
youthful.
Wo extend them a emy, has been dismissed from the ments of music—vocal and instrumental .etc. i
Drue?, Medietas, Paints. Oils. Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
the winter. They seem to be pleas­
hearty welcome,and trust that their service, and Secretary Whitney lias
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Books,
Tuition the same as under our old system.
ant gentlemen and are more fav­
Primary
(per
term)..........................
$5.00
business venture here may prove ordered his punishment, in ac­
Agent for ti e leading sewing Machines, Mason & Hamlin or­
orably impressed with this town
Secondary
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........................... $7.00
gans,
Old Wines and Liquors of the best quailty.
nil that they could hops for, aud cordance with the findings of the
than any they have seen.
Some
C lark M il l e r , Principal,
Trascriptions carefully compounded
| that they may live and enjoy tfiem- court-martial, for the hazing of
W. A. W elsh , Assistant.
of them are carpenters and would
L IV E and LE T LIVE.
vln3 tf
Cadet Driggs.
nfitf
j selves many years in our midst.
like a job to get.their hands in.
Geo. Rowan brought a ‘2-point
i>uch to town last week, a ham of
which weighed 42 lbs.
Arrivals by the Arago, Septem­
ber 20: C Klvidge, Mrs M Walt,
Mrs Capt Hill and Alex Fox.
Wilmoth Rowley, relative
of
Uncle Alvy Rovley of Mi«Kile Co-
quille arrived here last week.
Win. Winsor, tiler at the Empire
mills, passed down the liver one
day last week to see his family.
After this week Will Rose will
carry the mail from this place to
Fairview, Draue having sold out.
Coming,
Coming,
Com ing! I!
COatJTLLE CITY!
The coming Town of S. W. Oregon!
Farmers! Look to Your Interests!
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Sheet-iron ware; a
of Home manufacture
general
ranges,
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COQUILLE
C o m m ercial C ollege ,
&
A Primary Department
MYRTLE DRUG STORE.
Myrtle Point, Ogn.
W. L. DIXON
. .
. . Proprietor.