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San Francisco, D ac . Iti.—Four
Abe Nosier is a mining
he-..b» k . h . J T * h° thi" kn ! bloodthirsty dynamiters, Henry
And the people still nre v,binino; for a Weisman, Julius Caesar Koosher,
dec« lit wagon road.
Chns. Mittlesteat and O. Eggers,
Our song ropes—underneath the snow:
were arraigned before Judge Ivix
Our talk—the Christmas tree.
x he rain poureth, the shotguns this morning, but not being ready
for trial their cases were continued.
roar, etc.,
News at present is scarce, but It turns out that Koosher was a
t i n t 18
A H appy I j OT:— A t the oyster
supper ordered, and partaken of
W e sent some lieots to Mr. ! by the Masonic fraternity of this
Dyer, the Supt. of the Alvarado j place, 0.1 last Saturday evenincr, at
beet sugar factory, by the schoon- i fhe (.live house, there seemed to he
er Parkersburg, and have just got more jollity and good feeling to the
returns which, considering every- square inch than is gen »rally ivc expect a new sleek by the next i Russian hanker ot Kiew, but failed,
thing, turn out good. No one could found in the most social circles of ,
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*
; ho he states, on account of the con- Is a fold corruption in the blood that rots
steamer.
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!
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out all tlie machinery of life. Nothing
lie more surprised than Mr. Dyer socia* clubs. As the Masonic fra-
scription of the .Tews. He is will eradicate it from the system and pre­
Mr. Darker is improving from
vent its transmission to Hl'-pring but
himself. 4\ e shall publish there- ternity is probably the oldest, and
f<nly-{ive and learned in several
A yer ’ s S. iusaiwimi . t . a . This prepara­
the severe injuries ho recently re-
tion
also t he only one that will cleanse
port of his analysis next week. Mr. best organized society known on
languages. Henry Weisman is on­ the is
blood of Jlcreitriid poison an«l the
ceived while rolling logs.
Dyer says we need have no feers car h. we snpp »se they have a per-
ly twenty-four, a fancy cake baker, taint of Contagions Diseases. Impover­
D. Urquhart is among us again.
ished blood is product ivc of
as to raising good beets for sugar. ■
right to be the jolliest and
and regarded as being very bright.
There is more inhabitants in our
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best feeling lot of fellows that can
The real leader, is Mildest ad t. lie
Now thnt congress is in session, ] bo 1,„ss;|l!v pot t.,K..tber, nn.l ju<lg. settlement at present than at any was born in the United States. A wretched condition indicated by Pallhl
Skin, Flaccid 31 úseles. Shattered
it is to be hoped tlmt the idle mo». ; jn„ by tb(i
,„u.sU ot lnerry lime for years past —in fact the
IIis rooms in a cottage at N«>. 900 Nerves, smd Melancholy. Its first
goose
hangs
extremely
high.
Our
ey in the treasury of the United laughter that floated down from
ptoms are W eakness. Languor,
i Montgomery avenue were raided sym
Loss
of Nerve Force, and Mental De­
States will be paid out in redemp-! their hallf jollg nfter „knight, stock exchange will soon be re-
Its course, uneli«*ekcd. I«*ads
last night, and peices of gas-pipe jection.
inevitably
to
insanity or death. Women
tion of interest-bearing paper held th» y must have made the art of opened when toe hea-s expect to
nine h elms long and an inch audit fre«iuen!ly mfler from it. The only medi­
cine that, while purifying the blood, <*n-
against the government, or that; 1Merry-mnkinS a StU«,V for several i mH.ke lk 1,ot fof { l,e bl,Ils» c™!lte
half thick, with a metal cap screwed riches it with new vitality, amt invigorate«»
liberal appropriations will he made of ll)e
t enrs
<jlie of t]H, C!ir. 1 cl ulte a corner m horns and tails,
; on one end. It is similar to others, the whole system, is
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
so as to gel the money back
’ (H,ml principles of the fraternity j “"ll,8* " 111 ln‘,ea <1(>wn to par
having a small hole fur igniting.
PR E PAR ED 1»V
the hands of the common people .\ ,)|iing temperance, not a particle of
a H ^ ^ i o o l >"
There were many glass balls and
D r . J. C. A y e r ¿¿ Co., L o w e ll, Mass.
It sefims to the average mind that st
drink Wftrt 8eeu or heard »Bhouga \\e couId
not spell
Sold by all Druggists: ITice $1;
s me dynamite. Several nihilist
Six bottles for £5.
if money accumulates in our
fnH„ during the evening. It seems ' ‘ sovver crout ut our ast * e * * u,u- books by Herr Most and others.
tional treasury so fast that official t|mt it is not needed among this We got the “sower” fast enough, Everything was in excellent prep­
heads cannot devise means for i»s j c,ass> ns they draw their wit from but
. the “crout” is wl.at made us all aration for blowing up Chinatown.
-IE ?
W
e
got
tired
on
15
or
‘
2
0
proper use, that an easing up on tho head instead of the stomach. 1 t,red’
Weisman, however, denies that he
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the burden of taxation would at J
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. . . : other words, too, but we wont give
,
, .
D am p :—1 he heavy dews which them away. Oh yes. yo i all think intended removing at least twenty-
leu t be JD order. The l«*op e nrej ^ ar(> | l 8 v i ,vi)!
,,0!irlv „„
___i ^1 :_a.
two hading citizens, ami
s ie
you
can
spell,
but
l
eft
re
you
crow
justly demumliHR « nuhcul cbnuge.
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,nr rni if c„n,bmP(|
was only manufacturing dynamite
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too loud spell “semmebass” at less .
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sr at
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. i . i „, i..... to defend tlie city in case of a ( hi-
W e have received a copy of N. long enough. From present ap- tliar.
She E c a c c n !
three trials, and let us know
J
neso attack. This statement is
W . Ayer & Son’s American News- pearances the roads will he in their
through the hfhald .
regarded as gauzy. When going P pq
paper annual for 1885—a book in- usual Christmas condition.
The Iowa Slough stiing baml is
Iti lid
valuable to almost every business;
S takti ino comparison . - - I t ls getting to be a thing of beauty ami to jail Weisman bilked t<> (•nj)tain|
man. It will show you in an in- j a fact clearly ami easily proven, n joy forever. Their rehearsals Lees’ detectives as though the air j
was full of dynamiters, and said he j
stant the population of every town that the mass of the sun is about are a reai treat.
would not be responsible for the
(of sufficient imixirtance to sustain , fifteen bumlreil thousand times
B a ll,
A select sclioi 1 may i appon any
detectives’
lives.
The
dynamite;
a newspaper) in the United States; j greater than that of
the
earth, day, on the slough; all we want is
the rates of advertising, size and Tlii« difference is so enormously a school house and money, timl a plunder tit the police head quarters j
would lil) tin uniijue curiosty shop.
circulation of such paper, and the ' great that it is extremely difficult | teacher ami some
s
W «» ve
pupi
population of the town or city, and ; for t|ie hulnan j.dnd to form any <T()J t!lP rest
( In im s ( o r In «li:i:i D«*|>r<*i!.i(ioi¡s
TUESDAY, DEC
oo
1885.
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BVItGAIN!
Acres of sood. cleared, bat o:n
2 0 0 land,
Four Mile creek, H miles
from Bandon. The phie:* is nearly all un­
der a Rood, stout feiici, and is in tame
grass. Rome stock and fanning implements
go with the place. Price ^o.(KK); enquire of
Mr.. Emm Erijksonon Four Mite, or at
this ofiice.
o ll|rjll
k
i' it!
.. J’ v hi,!!*., i-jii ... : s : S-' r.v . . : C K G
i Deitz H C bliull A F Frendtnburg Jas H
Bryan A II Snyder Levi Snyder A Ward
Sam Adams J E Crutchfield C W Dye D II
Brown W II Harris F P Heruiar.n W Ilohm
j G W Majorv A Steele J It Leonard ,Oscar
'b ed S Wise.
Enstallaticn
\
P r o p r ie t o r ,
lfOTIC’K.
peti >n for li on • to sell r.piritous, vm-
• > :•« mid liiiill liquor:« <n less quantities tliau
uni*, «puirt, in Myrtle Point, Coo.'i eo* nty,
*
* . e honorable county court, of
C> oi c *unty. Oregon:
Wher.-its, J A. Lelmherr wi:I j>eti
your honorable court, at the next session
Lher of, lowit: At the first day of tlie Jan­
uary term. V. D. JSS!], to grant him a li­
cense to s*!l liquors in less quantities than
one quart at Myrtle Point, Coos county,
Oregon, fur a term < f six months. We the
under«:glided legal voters of Myrtle Point
precinct pr.ijf y.»r.r honor ib!e Court to grant
s.iid p<*tition: James Park Ji Ward TV L
K »latul •fas V. v:«nt Edward Wyant
Wj
John
M.ist V. ' A Border O II Prey G I> d: in J L
Biisli î’G K er. n ontt I M Johnson F IJrech-
•ars, W .i Hall .Ì D Bal er G »V PlcRdel.-
burg L*»uls E Be:i.der Albert Bar ;iuw J A
Ϋ*V.'Îa! Alvv Lee A L Baril W A 1 daicsJ W
Livab Tin-mas II Neil J F Noyes Geo \V
j L' jieic C Iviiiler J W Drown J Taylor T M
: Hermann L -vi (iant J B Ilower J H Bak«*r
j J i' iliown ]•’ Bender J M WisoOrvil Dodge
F M Di cker W P Hermann K W Hermann
inr Ew Fir»,
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N eyes,
F.
r.r.d dealer in Fruit
I )HOP.' G vT«
i
'1 tv. il liüd K.e.aiî îru : t-1. lie keep*
<v,ns~,:*nt!;y «.n h* Tid a well regulated assoit-
;a.-nt. ein MP«*:* t•i.'tli the cl::enpest.
¡■jc u.i in your orders no pairs spared to
pive full satisfaction.
v-i:il7
SCROFULA
AN j CMIA,
Pelât
E m en ,
My ri Is Foint, 0.-:*gon,
Ts tlic most virulent form of blood-poPon-
ii)L e s s speedily fatal, but not I«*** eer-
lafnlv so, is tlie vitiation of the blood of
which the first symptoms nre P im ples,
Sties, « o i l s , a lid C utaneous K ru p -
tions. When the taint of S c ro fu la »fives
warningof its presen«*«* by siu*h iiKli«*atious
no time should bo lost in using A yr . it’s
S a RSAPAHII. la , the only |K*rf«*«*t and reli­
able medicine for the purification of the
blood.
A D M IN IS T R A T R IX
NOTICE.
and also that of its county, with to- j j ust and adequate conception of it, • b ^ye expect ore t|,is C(.mmunica
Washington, Dec. 14.—The as-
Notice is hereby giv-*u, that the undersigned has
pography, resources, and manu- but an illustration by
been
duly appointed administratrix of the estate
TJncisr
tire
Direction
familiar tiou goes to press to meet « ill. the j
attorney general has .jeiiv-
of William Daniel Wagoner, deceased, by the Hon.
factories. The book is
neatly means, may assist a little in trying j 0jt| g aan] in mortid combat on the eie<^ the fol!owing‘o[)iiiion of inter-
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Coun­
O F 1
ty of Coos, on the 7th day of November, A. 1). ltflfi.
bound, and contains a thousand to grasp this vast idea.
It
has j rostrum The que^tii'ii f< r discus- ! eres^f° ehamants for Indian depre-
All persons having claims atraiuet the said estate
are hereby required to present the same with the
pages, and is filled to the utmost, hetn ascertained by actual count j s;011 js; giiaj) j ovvn si«,ugh have n ! relations. “ In order to entitle any
proper vouchers, to the undersigned administra­
Will be given at
with information as ab«>\e indicat-; that a bushel ««f common field pens, roa(j to
Point, or ,:ot V We claim for Indian depredations to be
trix, at her residence, near Myrtle Point, Coos
County, Oregon, within six inou hs from date
ed, in the most readable and con-, contain about ninety-six thousand j gQ ¡nf0
debate knowing the investigated in pursuance of the
thereof; and all persons knowing themselves in-
d<*hted to said estate, are required to settle with
venient form. The price is but peas. 1 he diflerence between the consequences; we g«i in holding act of March 3, 1884, such claim
said administratrix withou delay
Mary E. Wagoner,
$3.
size of the two being as one to lif-; ajGft nie bloody shirt; we go in must either have originated since
n il
Administratrix.
4.
On
the
evening
of
January
0,
1SSG,
A few democrats and republicans teen bundled thousand, as would vvith bared arm, with sand in our j the revised statues repealing the
A B A B G A I N !
Upon
which
occasion
everybody
take
fifteen
and
one-halt
hushe.s
to
hrdr
and
blood
in
our
eye.
"We
!
three
years
limitatio..
of
1884
still maintain that the democrats
We liav* tlie Beilinf» of a half seition of
who voted for Mitchell were not represent the sun, while one pea know what is coming— SalamisJ went into effect, or it originated with their ladies me invited to land. half lm:ch and half bottora land. nenr
ir; tli >n, Wnterl, o and Bulls Run before that time must have been ! come and enjoy themselves,
Coqnille City. It wonld make a Laif doz«*n
justified in so doing. There is no ! would show the size of the earth
r«*od litt!«! rauche«, or a c«v>d d.iiry aiitl
T
IC
K
E
T
S
50cts.
use ot this fuss now; it is all over. \ i n
comparison. A sa common aj] bea* into one, and all we ask is, ; presented within three years atter i
st.>c!< r :i.ch. The vrice is >?2J. p<»r ».tre.
As to what members should do, we . Ti^nny sack holds about one bushel for onr fj-jonils to be previous the commission of the injury which N. B .: Music by («on. Lytle Post
IN TEItr.STING BOOKS.
believe it is generally admitted that n m ^
pecks when tied, let us! onongj,
make pre-visn ns for our constitutes the basis of said claim.’ j Quadrille Band, a-sEted bv mem­ Mr. H
1 ;ank, lormcrly a resident «*f tiio Co-
bers
of
both
Myitle
Point
and
fill
nine
of
them;
then
tie
and
pile
q i Ilf, but whiwe | r‘ »cn« »'»dreHsis l.rd Bi.iff, C*ll
There
are
about
4000
of
these
they should do the best they can
wife if we are laid low and our in­
ti*r t .vo bu iku whic'i t-very a^ent •houl l bsu.ll*
in
ns
round
a
heap
as
possible.
tellect is blo.vn over into the mid­ claims, representing alt ut 810, ((0 Coquille City Bands, who have They arc very chcap, and will seil r*ph’. :y. VTr.t«»
to further the interests of the peo­
to him at once.
kindly volunteered.
000.
ple they are sent to represent. In Pick out one pea and walk away dle of January. More Anon.
doing this, they are supposed to eighty steps, of three feet each,
L odi .
c.:, us :«< «; M iG* clubs.
R e m e m b e r w e a r e .* The
---- — .
► ♦
(240ft
),and
you
can
form
some
N, tisitville, ’Tenti.. Dec. li».— Near
vote for the best man for senator.
arsii.!«.*:«!, Or..
'v v i t l a
t il©
T r :is «* «!j .\«*s»r<>lti 11» p ia .
O f course if he is a democrat, it is slight conception «>f the size and
Rekin, Putnam county, recently
I'T FRAK’OISCO
Olm pia, \Y. T. Dec. 16. Tliii
evident his constituency is demo- j co,®P&rative disbinct* of oui earth
Thomas Robinson, colored, outrag­ c / I I
f \ : i §U'€t e x ­
morning ;it Long prairie, about
A* ant fur G A •?*.;. if m* u’ -si.;
cratie, and it would demand a dem- \
grea^ progenitor, iheeartlm
ed Mrs. Joseph Brown, after w hich c e l l e n t ip d r e e s r t. n e l t h e
wliisxy. Aïs.» a; « lit f< r'.lit* : EL:.N’. .' i ED
ocratic senator if there was a show | heinR B\)out
tlxmsand ^gld miles from tins p.a-v , a t.e- he stoned h « * i to death. Robinson HERALD
or
C ilK 'A G O I I : K ami Ft'li’iE f. «7 1 :■ fv-
oi
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t - - r i o t l y s«!(* and r« tai', ’ii.e t«*!t*brat»AÎ Î * < ' I»-*»* r
of getting one; bat an lie nest con- j ra^es
oiameter, and distant from I
was anested. tried and convicted, per annum,
whieu was received here «•-«lay.
\: «tij
<>!: di*..ti;;lil and in '.«»tiles.
Oasli.
* stituency wonld demand when this j ^ ie sun
ninety-two millions
and w hile on route to jail to-day,
Mrs. Mineer,arelafcivo of Mr. David
was impossible to do the next best j miles gives the basis ofourcom-
was taken from the guard by a
Chambers, has for s >me time man­
T ?
thing— elect a good uan from the j I)RI*son* by c?*i*l)g the pea one-
mob and beaten to doat1' with
ifested
symptoms
of
insanity,
and
• »
clubs.
opposition. I f our senator had al- fourth of an inch in diameter to
according to report she last evening
► -*«►*•-*
lowed a deep-dyed scoundrel to be represent the ei<_dd thousand miles
T in * W a r in l ! ; j jit.
saturated papers with coal oil and
elected, when, by his influence, a !
onr PAr(h. lo form a just con-
London, Doc. 15. — Tino e is grave
distributed them about the house,
better one could have been elected,! caption of the size <>f our world
.
..
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,
when viewed from the sun, just telling one ot the children, on in- news firm the Soudan. The Arabs
be would scarcely Lave, ! * * „ ionn- ste|) ^
t„
|>i!e ,,f s,lcUi jim, : quiry> tlint aUe „as wetUug them have advanced timi the situation in
tenanced down in this part on his l<K>k at the single pea, two hun­
with water. Early this morning Egypt is serieus enough. General
return whereas he is congratulated dred and forty feet away.
she made the remtirk that she was Stephenson will leave for the front t
by all.
of
Fi*tlilr:))> I («‘ins.
about to destroy the whole family, very hastily. The garrison
and her husband, fearing that site Ivoshest is cut off and besieged
Remember this: W e give the
Mud.
was about to attempt his life, pro­ Hie steamer Lotus was hit often.
H erald and San Francisco Chron­
Few towns possess the natural advantages that Coquille enjoys, and which will, in
Rain nntl more mud.
Three
regiments
have
been
ordered
ceeded
to
put
her
out
of
the
room,
tin*
near future, cause it to blossom as the rose. It has a beautiful and plea?nut site,
Cloudy, rain, a rnv of sunshine,
icle for $2.75 per year; the H e r a l d
to
the
front.
living situated, fur the niost part, on a level ji)at«*::u on the sunny shit* <>f the ('« «juille
Still gum boots but on opening the door discovered
and S. F. Call, $2.50; the H e r a l d | then more rand.
liiver, thirty miles from the Pari lie ocean, which is reached every day by a four-hours’
are in demand ns are also nind- the house in flames. Reaching the
l*«*ii«>ioii lor Mr«, (.raiil.
and S. F. Examiner, $3.00; and the
.
. scows, or at least you wonld think
4Vashingt( n, Dec. 15. — On Mon­ steamer ride. ('< «itiilh* City i - at the center« f the converging wagon read system of Coos
H erald anil Home «fc 1 arm 8^.50 i
jf you should see some of our i front door with one of his children,
Count v, am! D at tin* h«*ad « f tie« p-w at« r na\ ig ti< n.r.nd in the c« ntral part of a vast b<*dy
th y General Veils, of New York, . ofricli, river bottom land,wlueh isthe sntireeofall true and «‘«during prosperity Tlie
'
lie
F
ouiid
it
locked
and
the
key
re-
— all in advance. The latter paper, pedestrians slushing around linnt-
the Home A Farm, will be sent a j ing up doctors and neighbors, and | moved. 1 hereupon he ran to the "iH introduce a bill to g iv e a pen- ,.(Untrv roundabout i-tilled with preeioti • met.tls, minerals and coal loan unparalleled
extent, and is covered with a variety of timber that for «juantity and quality is not ex-
year free to any address
by the* 1H)* Paying f'U.v resj ect to the back door, and found it nailed up. sion to Mrs. Grant o f five thousand
dollars
a
year,
the
same
as
Mrs.
I celled by that of any plaei* on tin* Coast, it, in .ie**1! equaled.
As a dairying and stock-
sender paying one year in advance
‘ *(bpr ‘b,v 01 uikfht.
But j. inally he and his little dnughtei
Carfipl 1 Mr«s 4’ -lor
1 M ■ ! raising country, and a sanitarium for those seeking healtb.it is liound to come to the front
fiping through a *'
for theHERLAD and any arrearages 1 lanterns ...;n
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"IT?!’
succeeded
in
escaping
*
^
n
^ S ; rank. The fishing industry will prove an important factor, while the numerous mills and
will not have any com puny.
1
oik,
HOW
receive.
factories, completed, in coarse of construction, and contemplated, will make the whole
window,
but
were
both
badly
burn­
hat he may owe.
tf.
Stock looks fine in our psirts.
county a buzzing hive of industry and wealth.
Coquille City is in the cente;*, is the
We had a cattle buyer on our creek ed. The unfortunate woman, with
<¿«*11. ToonillN l>jill£.
most eligible and will enjoy all.
Its school, church, and society advantages are second
(■rand A r r lr n l oC Naula Claiin—
last week.
We learn tlmt he has her four children, were burned to
Augusta, Ga., Dec. 14. — Gen. to none in the county. Building material is cheaper at this point than at any other in the
H e a d q u a r te r « at the .H jrllt* l*oln t purchased a good many cattle on death. The survivors were taken Robert Toombs is sinking at llis 1 county. It ban the advantages of a corporation, mid is to s«H>n have a mountain ut ream
the river.
St or«*!
i'Bonable.
to the residence of Mr. Chambers
lbers home at Washington. His physic- of ™ t(:r
throu^h if f,,r Protectiou aRniu8t Gre' £ n,l? rtZr™i
During the streak of sunshire,
,J. A . D e a n , a g e n t ,
M . J. M c D o n a l d , p r o p .,
The largest and finest assort­
for medical treatment.
lan says lie cannot recover.
people
have
made
good
use
of
their
Coquille
City.
Sau Fraucisco.
ment of Holiday Goods ever
v(n2tf
time and have «lone a fine lot of
OflirrrM I iin ( ii 1 I«*«I.
The following officers were duly installed
brought to the Coquille river can
good, substantial improvements;
for Eastern Star lodge o f this place, Satur­
be found at the Myrtle Poiut yet borne have time to hunt ami
The following officers wore in­ day afternoon:
store, at greatly reduced prices!
fish alternately with work.
Win. Morras, Worthy Pation:Mrs. Judith
stalled for the ensuing year for the Collier, Worthy Matron: Ella Sinclair,
WTe have to keep things moving
Call and see our fine display.
Morras,
Along
to keep from having the Coquille City comnmndry of the Associate Matron; Elizabeth
W ise B ros . <fc Co.
Treasurer;
Christie
Carr*»th
*rs,
Secretary;
blues this winter weather; still we Red Cross, last Thursday evening:
An Invitutiou.
have preaching al nost every Sun­ Commander, A. T. Lillie; Lieut, Gussie Aiken, Conductress; Alice McEwan,
associateCon tuctross; Miss Robison, A;Mrs.
The Dunkard commander, J. H. Nosier; Scribe,
W e thß undersigned ladies of day iu the month:
Olive, It; Mrs. Tennis-ton, K; Mrs. Yager,
Fishtrap do tender to Rev, R. J. brethren on the second Sunday;
W. A. Welsh; Financier, A. G. M: Mrs. S k * lly, E: Mrs. ltoy, W ; V. N.
Rev.
Mr.
Haynes
on
tlie
third
Perry, S.
E. Campbell an invitation to preach
Sunday; and we understand that Aiken; Treasurer, Ed. Gallier; Pre­
at the I ishtrap school house at
W .
Father McEwan will preach here late, J .C . Canterbury; Sargent, liar- S L & E x E i
any time convenient to him:
at our school house on the fourth ly Roberts; Sentinel, lv. C. Lobin- , too acres of land on Bandon Bench: 1T>
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Mrs. H. M. Fish, Mrs. John Sunday in this month, and we hear son, Guard, Ed. Johnsou, Dr. ;
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Edmunds, Mrs. W. T. Miller, Mrs. the fair ladies of our neighborhood i Downing was elected medical ex- acres well improved, good meadow and fine
Drurp. Medieins, Pnints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco,
hn\e
tendered
an
invitation
to
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John
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was
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W . Albee, Miss M. J. Robis«>n.
Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality pf School Books.
Rev. R. J. E. Campbell to preach ; past commander. There is a mem- Bandon Hotel—also out buildings. One
Agent for ti e lending sewing Machines, Mason <fe Hamlin or­
Where is the editor’s Christmas for us when convenient.
So you I bership of 22 in this commandry, quarter f a mile of beach frontage on the
gans, Ac- 01<1 Wines and Liquors of the best quailty.
turkey? Echo anwera where! but see we nre n< t in want of spiritual of winch one has since died. The place. For a rare bargain look no further.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
nary a gobble. Come, immoitalize ^adtiseis.
M e b io them welcome. : meetings are held at the Odd T e l- j For further information, apply on promi
Mrs. O ---
Nelson.
yourself.
Yours, A. Sub. low’s ball semi-monthly.
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