Coquille City herald., August 03, 1886, Image 3

B Axnox
•TO,4 7 3 I h ‘ I l u t w o D u ) n .
Mrs. Aiken was taken suddenly
The Mexican revolution has been !
M rs Garrisons Restaurant
ill Monday night, but is improv­ brought to an ignominious termi­
l
he
highest
temperature
for
the
J. E. Taylor who is logging on
New gooffs nt MeEwan’s.
ing.
nation.
month of June in San Francisco Bear creek put in 33,201 feet of
Opposite O’Connell’s,
G«> see Lyon’s A Son’s new • •ooff-s.
was
82
degrees,
and
the
lowest
*8.
Miss Lffitii Monas is slill «| lit«*
< irui.dpu Lyons is having an ad- j
log ou July 23. and 17,27! feel the
Mammoth stock o f goods being low having, we ¡earn, had a back­ diti ni built on his fine residence (in the Bnndon beach the highest
F r o n t S tre e t,
day previous, making 50,472 feet
shelved at L jo n s »V Son’s.
w'lis 70, and the lowest 49.
But in two days with eight men and 4
set; but she is again improving.
in this place.
Hou. J. H. Roberts 1ms gone t«>
Rev Father Heinrich, of Rose-
Master Charles Lyons who went ihe difference between the extremes yoke o f cattle. W ho can beat it?
the G. A. It. reunion atS. F.
On | The picture of a well-hooped keg
O re g ro n ..
burg, remained here over night on below on the schooner, returned by in July was much greater.
Knit shirts and drawers for chil­ his return from Curry county last that vessel looking lmle and rug- the 10th of July the temperature with the significant figures 10 Mtals from 6:30 to 9. a. in.; 12:80 to 2 p. m.
i:i San Francisco was 121; on the marked on it at the bottom of the and 6:30 to 9 p. in..
dren 25 cents at J you« <fc Son's.
week.
: g«*l.
M eals................................................. 25cts.
same date here it was only 65, the letter giving us this item indicate
Joe Fox wants the person having
W illie Dean is still very sick,
The Chinese restriction act, it
No Chinese Employed.
difference between the extreme oí a banter, and we hope some camp
his txxvk, the Blue and Gray, re­ but will doubtless be up again in was
thought, would reach the
v4no8tf
both places being as high as 56. will try t > carry off’ the laurels.
turn it at once.
a few* days, having no fever to president and get hi* signature
We doubt if a more even temp ra­ The following compose the camp
yesterday.
I f you want bargains, go to sp^ak of.
tine can be found anywhere than with the part each performs:
J.
Nosier’s cash store, one door south
A. M. Crawford, Esq, of Marsh­
The Roseburg Yankee Doodle
what we have here.
E. Taylor, bass; Geo. Woodruff,
field, called ou us Thursday.
He band is Wiled for an entertainment j
o f 1 0. 0. F. hall.
Kighteen kegs of powder, each driver; W es Nosier, hooktender;
Several mover’s are camped informs us that Mrs. Crawford is here to-night in the way of a m in -; containing fifty pounds, were ex­
l)ie k Hay ter, assist, hooktender;
istrel performance.
about town, the men folks being afilicted with a severe cold.
ploded in one blast lately at the Jas. Appleton, barker; Fred Law­
The lecturer, Mr. Crow hurst,
out hunting for places.
Dal Cathcart, our new county j Blacklock stone quarry.
The rence, barker; Geo. W illiams and -AJJ. K i n d . © o f HAULING
had
a
good
meeting
at
Myrtle
surveyor, is in town. His mission blasted stone was driven in every W illit WTright, roadsters; Ottie
J. llarkstoll a new comer w ho
I
D e n e s it s l r c r t n o t i c e .
has settled near Norway «a s in Point. The people turned out is to relocate the road from J. J. direction, but as all those engaged 1 Willard, skid greaser or landing
Hack Con g-cting with both Steamers.
from 15miles around, and an im­ Lamb s landing down the river.
to.vn Saturday buying supplies.
thereabouts knew what was com­ tender.
G. A. Brown Proprietor.
F. M . Decker. Agent.
mense crowd heard him.
Jas. ,\. Lyons, of Lyons
Son, ing. they all got well under cover,
Remember the fact that Dr. (V
nl*tf
71v6.
For the best meals and at any
().
E.
Smith,
Dentist,
is
comiug.
this
place
is
here
on
a
visit
from
and
consequently
no
one
was
E. Smith the dentist will visit the
hour go to the Olive hotel.
*
The tramway to the wiintf is
Coquille during the presen month. , The Dr. will visit Coquille City the city. He attends to the affairs hit.
For real good bargains, go to
now nearly completed, and the
The Gipsies have been taking in an 1 M yrtle Point during the month of the company in San Francisco.
of Aug. For dates, consult small
Harry Roberts has burned his quarrying and shipping will soon Nosler’s drug store in this place
thejtown again for the past several
bills. His ability as an operator brick kiln at this place, and the be in full operation.
The survey­ He is selling goods extremely
days. They were liberally pat­
can not be questioned.
quality of the brick is said to be ing of the town of Blacklock is cheap, and keeps nothing but the Coquille
ronized.
City, Oregon.
I
tf.
and when the best.
The schooner Coquille arrived excellent. Send him your orders. ; now completed,
r P 'H I S Popular Hotel has recently been
Mr. John Church, form erly of;
registering
and
other
legal
formali­
1 put in better order than ever before,
in this river W ednesday, the Par­
Mr. Kenedy, a lab arrival from
editor o f the Coast Mail, has
When
visiting
Coquille
City
and
is truly a favorite resort.
kersburg on Thursday and the Josephine county is about to lo­ ties are duly complied with, Mr.
bought a paper in Nevada, and is
The
tables are supplied with all the deli­
stop at the Olive hotel.
Mrs.
Lizzie Prion and Gem on Friday. cate in this place. He has that ap­ Blacklock will leave for San Frail­
cacies to be had. and in style to suit the
doing well.
Olive is sparing no pains to ren­ most fastidious epicure.
The Ruby and the Spy are due, but pearance that goes to make a good esco.
Mr. D. M cNair called on us
Its «lining-rooms and sleeping apart­
Six schooners are daily exiu cted der comfort to guests of this de­
had not arrived yesterday.
citizen.
ments
are second to n«» hotel in Southern
Friday. H e is wanting a buyer
in at the mouth of our river, in­ servedly popular house.
M l. Harrison, whom we men-
Oregon.
The schooners Gem and Lizzie !
for a farm which he advertises in
\4n50
Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop.
toned last week as having beeu hit- Prion, C’apts. Thoimgle and N e l­ cluding those belonging to Cap­
The splendid steamer Coos will —
this paper.
ten by a small spider, is quite low son, arrived at this place Saturday tains Jiuus and Peterson.
run regularly hereafter between
W ill A. Welsh has gone to New­
W
e
understand
that
A.
Giromi
Dr.
Downing
pronounces his afternoon and are loading lumber
this place and Bandoli, leaving
port to take charge of the school
intends
running
a
hack
daily
from
trouble a carbuncle and we should
I Coquille City at 7 A. at., and return­
at that place. Newport will have judge from its looks it is one of at Lyon’s mill.
Bandoti to Port Orford and vice ing leave Bandoli at 2 p. M. See ad
T i l 's T J n d e r s i g n e d
The postottico at Gervais, and versa.
a good school.
The
one
from
Bnndon
will
H a s
the most malignant form.
tf.
the hardware store in which it was leave Hunt’s hotel at seven a. in.,
McMillan Bros., the photogra­
O P E N E D
Mr Dozier who left here last kept was'burglai »zed Wednesday
arriving at Port Orford at three p.
Steward <fc Baden will hereaf­
-A -
phers, are in Northern
Curry winter is puzzled about the town
night and $1000 stolen.
The safe in., allowing hit hour both wavs ter have a big supply of choice
working this way. They will take o f San Diego, who.e they are sell-
was blown into atoms.
lor dinner, at Denmark or some sausage on hand on W ednesday
in the lower river and then^return ; imr town lots at big prices away
I
The tug Katie Cook, ( ’apt. Par­ other convenient place.
As Giro- o f each week, and will promptly
to the bay, we learn.
out in the country.
Wre should
DOST
ker, make a graceful appearance mi’s hack will have no mails to fill orders from all parts. Send in
judge from the tone of his letter
The 16-yeai-olff son of Mr. Right
towing both schooners Gem and receive *>r exchange, there will be your orders.
lie that expects a reaction some time
was badly hurt by a falling tree a
L izzie Prien up to this place Sat­ no delay and his hack will arrive
u50.
and.
Harvey
Schweers
has
been
hnv-
few days ago. One leg is com­
urday afternoon. The Katie is a at both places oil given time.
Is prepared to buy or sell for
The stage route from Empire
pletely paralyzed and
appears tmii a lively time for three davs staunch and powerful tug.
Onr crops are all looking well
reasonable consideration.
keeping tire away from house and
longer than the other.
Several wagon loads of tin have Our hay is saved and barned, onr City to Drain's, is now in fine con- , He has the following for sale:
barn. H e was burning brush and
dition. Passengers put through to
been brought from the hay in the vegetables are as abundant and
Laird and Johnson have just re­
the tire got away from him and it
the railroad the same day, without j
The Greatest Bargain Out
past four days which is being j Inxurient as usual. Our caiiliilow-
ceived by schooner a fresh and
has come over on the hill northeast
extra
charge,
whe;.
requested.
taken down to Hume’s cannery. er, rhubarb and peas as large and
choice supply of groceries and pro­
.4 uroat chance for iimkiig Money^
of town. He lost some fonce.
Work will be pushed so as to be in as sweet ns ever, aud wo have no Fare t«> Portland by this route,
visions which they are selling ns j
The cheapest— 1481* acres •? miles from
only 11.40.
tf.
Miss Beyt rs, Mrs. Flinn and running order for the run of fish reason to complain.
cheap as the cheapest.
Go see
Gravel Ford. 30 acres in cultivation.
AH
Miss Clemens came over from just now setting in. Mr. Hume is
good
land
goodout
range
for
stock.
House
I he Rev. Mr. Michael, presiding
them when you come to town.
BORA.
‘.htxlit with whed addition.
Darn 30x43
Sumner on Saturday.
I hey drove expected down.
elder of the Methodist E. ( ’. South,
good orchard. 5 lit ad of cattle, lot of hogs.
George Anderson, son of D. L. their own team, and had a rough
\t Newport, July 21. 1886, to tin* wife of
12 stands o f bees, farming tools.
Good
W e had expected to be able to accompanied by fho Rev. Mr. Bell John McKenna. n daughter.
Anderson and formerly of Camas time getting past a huge tree that
timber
<
n
uncleared
portion
of
tho
land.
of Roseburg and Rev. Mr. Haynes
At Mur .Afield. July 26, 18S6, to the wife of
valley, is reported dead. H e wenf had fallen across the road. It was give our readeis the item of the
All for
enquire of J. Sturdwnrt on the
oT ( ’oquille ( ’ity, have arrived on Matt Mu: «.son, a s-.n.
premises <‘r o f the undersigned.
up to Alaska last fall on a sealing rotten, and they plied and picked granting or rejecting of the river
\! ' rshfiehl. July 2»!, ISSíJ. ',<■ the wife of
their
Quinal
visit
to
(he
Panden
<<• acres at Gravel Ford 55 Acres cleared.
vessel and he is said to have been it to pieces til! they could get over and liaibor bill this week, lmt have
Mat! I.il'iroui. a daughter.
Cireui
.
Methodism
has
made
2story house 1(5x26 with kitchen addition
not the proceedings of congress for
lo s t from
a hunting party and it.
At J v . yt l int precinct. Julv
l>»*t*. to
Barn
40x2-1. Good Juno orchard bearing
i,
.
I(o C *v. a • n .
Saturday and yesterday.
!t was great progress here within the last I! v U
perished.
will
be
sold if reasonable «iffer made, for
The curative power of Ayer's
On I'is ln rap creek. July "**, (■ 1 he w ife o f
still in the hands of the senate 12 months, no less than two new
particulars enquire of G. I). Hobson Myrtle
The Burnham mill on Floras Sarsaparilla is too well known to
John M. \<l m s a son.
Point or of the undersigned.
committee on Friday and tney were churches having been ¡milt, and
creek, it is said, will be moved to require the specious aid of any ex­
|| i ACHES of «excellent timber, fir and
DIED.
wrangling over it. The senate is ♦ 1 m * number of church members
' cedar, near Coquille City, for sale at
some point on New* Lake.
It is aggerated <r fictitious certificate.
doing all in its power to defeat it. considerably inclosed. Our resi­
reasonable rates.
For particulars, enquire
At Lovelocks. Nevada. July 2*>. I•**<>, Mrs.
claimed that by a 1 iftie ditching W itness <>f its marvelous cures to­
dent
minister
Rev.
H.
B.
Swafford
•»*
J-
C.
Laird
or
of
the undersighed.
nnd to that end have made it as
aggie Self, w ife o f ( i . I*. .. •! f.
logs can be run into the lake which day living in every city and 1mm-
T
H
R
E
E LO TS.
objectionable to the president as and his excellent wife, 1 oth of
A
House
of
6
rooms
centerally located in
renders it a much more desirable let of the land. W rite l)r. J. C.
. I li i r k « 1 I t « - p o r t .
possible. C o n g r e s s doubtless ad­ whom are very popular, have con­
Coquille City very cheap for c ^ h .
place than its preseut one.
Corrected weekly by A. L.Nosier,
Ayer
Co., Lowell, Mass., for
journed yesterday, but it watt the tributed much towards the present
122 accs on the Coquille river, near Co-
of
the
Cash
Store.
names.
prosperity
of
the
church
and
its
The most deadly foe to all mala­
«luill«' City; 30 acres under cultivation. 80
intention to eontinun till this even­
i
Eggs,
per
doz.....................
15c
a«*rcf or more in grass, all fenoed. Good
The
schooners
Parkersburg, ing unless the president signed the encouraging prosperity.
rial diseases is Ayer's Ague Cure,
; Apples, per bushel,...........
1.00 barn and house; fanning toils, wagon and
harness. Easy terms—enquire o f S. Jones
a combination of vegetable in­ Gem and Lizzie Prion brought an oleomargarine bill which would
Legem.
| Potatoes............. “ ..............
12.0 or at this office.
» 4+» 4
gredients, of which the most valu­ 1 immense stock of goods for Lyons become law to-day without his sig­
W H IT E CED AR
Flour, per barrel,.............
5.0 •
A Privsitt» O p in io n .
Son, at this place.
The goods nature.
able is used in no other prepara­
f 4 * 0 * <'rPS ° f white
cedar
timber
-•* - v - .
Butter, per roll..................
30
l l M " land, one-fourth mile from Bear
tion. This remedy is an absolute are being put in place in the store
Ed. H e r a l d : In hmt week's
The fish ladder nt Or»,L’'*ii Citv has cntic
Cheese, per pound..................
I6p{ creek. Very Cheap.
I
t.O
pieces.
No
issue of your valuable paper l saw Beefsteak...........“ ..............
specific, and succeeds when other and makes a fine display.
Brewery
for sale—capacity of six
12^
Another telc<rrnph linn to this coast is an article written by* Dr. J. I*.
barrels.
Good Location— Every­
trouble to show goods.
Call and
remedies fail. Warranted.
Beef, per fore qr. “ ..................
6
; j worrying the Western T’nion.
thing convenient.
Satisfactory rsasons
7 given for winning to sell.
Easter, in which he accepted a do, per hind qr., “ ..................
A .L. Nosier of the Cash store, price goods before buying else-
Tim nsvlnm hnihling at East Portland
ne anil u half acres «me-half mile from
challenge, said to have been made Mutton,.............“ .............. 8 (d; 10
i
where.
was
burned last Wednesday.
City, on stage road; house o f
at this place, has just received by
8 five Coquille
i Stilt Pork
rooms, wood-shed, good cistern. 150
r?
by Elders W ard and (xile in their
A.
S.
Frank,
a
promipi'n*
Tonne
lavver
of
Thus.
Everdon
and
his
wife
the schooners a full and complete
Corned B eef,..
fruit trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
Portland was drowned a few davs since.
hand hills. 1 would request the H a m s ,...........
i O ' " acres on North fork' near Gravel
made
the
best
time
on
horse
hack
assortment of goods. His grocery
I
I Ford; 25 acres cleared, house 16x2(5.
•T. M. Jackson of Tlr> Dalles.has been sent doctor to reread that poster, and he Bacon( sides ) .
10
we
have
known,
last
week.
They
barn
30x54. smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
and provision line is full and the
to the pen for one rear for sellinr; liqnor to
house; 4 stands of I»ee6. 2 cows, household
9
do.
(shou
filer)
I
will
find
no
challenge
there;
but
and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon
goods the choicest, as well as that made the trip from their home Indians.
12 an«l harness. 15 acres of crops; range out­
simply an invitation for the people i L a r d ,.............
four
miles
south
of
Enchanted
Nellie
Sortoris
fieri.
Grant’s
neglected
q
of canned goods, etc. He has also
! Cabbage,.......
side and c«>nvcnient for 100 head of stock,
to attend their tent-meetings where
nnd
ahnseil
daughter
is
returning
to
the
P.
prairie
to
Empire
City
in
one
day
chop feed, ship stuff, bran, etc.
I Onions...............................
3 is less than one mile from school house and
j S. to her folks.
; these important subjects will be S u g a r,............... “ ..............lOfrrlo post offoe— $2500.
T ry his Holland chesse.
Prices, arriving at the latter place long be­
1 6 9 acres. 4 miles above Parkersburg,
Jack Demnsev. the pugilist. 'and' Miss discussed.
Coffee,
in
tins,
.
.
“
.............
30
1 11*. on Coquille river; 25 acies bottom—
fore
night.
The
distance
is
about
the lowest.
Margaret Rradv wore married in East.
ballance bench and hill hind.
House 20x28
14 barn 42x60; good, young orchard,
I f Dr. Easter wishes to debate do, green,.......... “ .............
bearing;
55 miles.
1 Portland last Tuesday.
Tea, g re e n ,....... “ ............. 30(r/ 70
The Shoemaker Bros, are buying
good timber on tlm on the place; good out-
the
Sabbath
question.
1
should
Tom Clenrv was knocked ont in two
Her friends are greived to learn
side range for st«>ck. Price, 1250.
cattle down the coast for Mr.
rounds in B. F. the other dnv bv Pestello. think he would come boldly to the
: of the death of Mrs. Self who for- ‘ Several arrests were made.
10
w
'
uniu OOAfO,
Yoong at Oakland, Douglas coun­
front and challenge these gentle­ B eans,...........
\ gt od '•ange for cattle adjoining.
4
merly lived a mile above this town
Cnpt. John G rant DO rears old visited
vjj*3«'0 f« r House and two lots in Ooqnille
ty, and are paying $7.60, $17, $20
men for a discussion, instead of Apples, dried,
ep City; very cheap.
on the river. Mrs. S. was widly President,Cleveland «he other dnv. Mr. G.
and $25 for calves, 2, 3, 4, year
20
Rasine,
do
accepting
an
immaginary
chal­
, known in this part and was one of has shaken the hand o f every president
for House and lot in Goquille City,
olds and cows respectively.
The
Currants, do
12 •¡T171
lenge.
from W ash ington down.
t p 'x f t A C R E S —A splendid ranch, at a
God’s noble women. Never an en- j
W ool..............
15 0 4 ' very ;rea bargain.
At least $51100
Recorder says Russel Dement is
F ive thonsand acres o f grain burned in
I have attended the lectures
: worth of good timber in close proximity to
j emy had she; she was too good and San Gabriel V a 'le v. P al. on the 28th tilt.
buying on the river for Young, and
TVrfArpT/'STp
the water. Two to three hundred sheep go
given by Elds. Ward and Cole and
i every body was her friend.
Her
with the place.
Place well imrovea—76
A move is on fo o t to p rovid e P . S. sena­
that a drive will be made about
In hereby Riven, to all whom it may concern: acres c le a n 'd — price, cash «lown, f2500.
have
carefully
read
and
reread
tors
with
private
secretaries.
i bereaved husband and little chil-
That the undemiKncd will not »*• reHponsiblc for s » I O ACR ES on Coquille river, 80 acres
Sept. 1, and that for the calves in
The legislature o f P a lifo m ia now in ses­ their hand bills and therefore know any debt« contracted,or for any work done on the £ * T » ) l>ottom land, 6 acres cleared, bal-
j dren have our sympathy.
October.
sion has determ ined on electin c an IT. S. that uo such challenge has ever claira at Italian Bar i known now ae K. H. Lowe's lance good timber, cedar and fir -convenient
claim, G. I>. Elgin's claim or James Aiken's Haim to l«>g.
Small hous<> with three rooms;
W hoop l a !
11. D. Hume has senator. Tt got, its baek np n few davs ngo
been made; neither did they say —and worked by Elgin, Lowe k Aiken in copartner­ $22lHA Or. 120 acres including the bottom
We can’t lie any more for Ilaras-
and and house 81200—a splendid chance
I entered, Maplewood. Nimbus and and expelled the S F. Post reporter.
ship! until further notice, or until we have paid up
that the present keeping of the all outstanding accounts, and have had a settle­ for one wishing to make a home. Liberal
dell, the photographer.
H e has
Bonnie Jean for the coming district
terms given.
F op N aie.
first day of the week is the mark ment of our business between ourselves,
been over run with work, so he can­ fair to be held at Halls prairie
One choice business lot in Coqnille City
Dated at Myrtle Point, ; R. H. Lowe.
—very desirable.
Cioo*
County,
O
re
g
o
n
,G
.
D.
Elgin.
of
the
beast.
Several articles of household
not get away for several days, and
A BARGAIN.
August 15th 1885, )
' commencing Sept. 71h.
Good,
It seems to me, that it would be
1
O acres Rt Gravel Ford, all bottom
furniture, consisting of tables, a
the chances are he will stay till
; g«x>d, good! this insures the boss
* J O land.
53 acres under cultivation,
S T O C K H O L D E R S N O T IC E .
kitchen cupboard, bedroom secre­ absurd for those gentlemen to sub­
30 acres good pasture.
One of the beat
he goes away. H is work is super­
j time. There is nothing that could ;
' North
No
-
t
.
, , T | places on the
fork;
would make a
stantiate
a
challenge,
which
they
tary,
Having purchased the
ior o f late to any thing seen here
By order of the board of directors of M . good dairy farm.
For particulars enquire
have given the fair such a boom as
P. R. association, the full amount of stock of the undersighed or on the premises of
before and the people are awaking '.he entering of these horses from above at a great sacrifice for cash, had never made.
.subscribed iscalled for, isnow due and will
B Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon,
“ Fabius.'
they enn be bought nt a bargain.
to the fact that they are favored
be
collectable
30
days
from
first
publication
!
C H E A P ! C H E A P !!
I Rogue river. Every body will go. Call nnd see them nt mv residence
Gravel
Ford,
July
30.
X
acres
in
Bandon City, on Main street;
of
this
notice.
with an opportunity of a life time.
| The fight will be a grand one.
* ) largo building of five rooms, etc., also
| on Elliott St., opposite
school
G. D. Elgin
J. A. Lehnherr
b arn . The premises are cleared und fenoed.
See hie work o f the past week.
A ll those ovvine us on subscrip­
Thos. Patty has purchased both house.
President
Secretary
are pretty, and will be sold extremely cheap.
tion accounts or otherwise, in u s t
Coos county is to be congratulated privileges for meats at the coming
Myrtle Point. Jnly 26 1886.
S. W. Harrington.
Enquire of W alter Binolair,
pay at once.
n50 4w
fair.
Coquille City. Oregon.
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on such an accomplished artist.
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