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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1886)
B ttn don E x c u r s io n . Will Averill has the body of a commodious residence half a mile The steamer Antelope made a SulIivHii licked Ryan in the third i above Averill up. free excursion to Bandon on Sun round in San Fraucidco last week. The weather was very un Goldeuson's trial for the murder day. Go and see the Fearless Raupe of Mamie Kelly has been contin favorable, still a good number from at McEwau’s. He will warrant it. ; ued jrhere at the San Franciscan Coquille City and other towns Grass iu the mountains is grow- j kicketli. i went down and had a good time. ing finely and stock are looking ; Re member the masquerade ball • The Coquille City band furnished well. to be given by the W. R. C. iu good music, playing on leaving Prayer meeting in town each 1 this place on New Years eve. this pace, “ When the Mists have Wednesday evening. Go and help Prizes will be given. See ad. Cleared Away.” The mist soon it along. The people of San Francisco have drove them from the cabin roof Fire back in the Fearless stove to raise money by subsciption to where they had perched, and from warranted for 15 years. For sale insur the conviction of the perpe that on, the cabins and engine at McEwan’s. trator of the darkest crime. Justice, ! room were crowded. The steamer being new and having no balast, Portland, East Portland and where art thou? sat up too high ou the water Albiua are to be incorporated in An express traiu was demolished ; and rolled like she was in amoder- one great city. and many persons injured in the At Bandon a merry Miss Alice Walker, of Marshfield, outskirts of the city of Pittsburg j ate sea. spent several days here last week i ou the 18th, by the caving off of n crowd met the excursionists and visiting relatives. • large amouut o f rock and earth a jolly time was had hand-shaking w’hen all repaired to the hotels for Large lot of tubs, brooms, crock-; from a steep hill. dinner. A few went down to the i- ery, and baskets just received per The Chicago and Northwestern j beach, but the short stay of an Lizzie Prien, at McEwan’s. railrrtad company are hurveying in '^hour give insufficient time for Job Conner, a wealthy farmer Idaho and Eastern Oregon for an women folk to more than visit near Hal Is ton, in Polk county, com outlet to the Pacific ocean through friends. Oregon. C<x>s bay is the roost a- mitted suicide a few days ago. It looked rather good to see our R. E. Marple is about to be vailable outlet, and it would not be friends Averill, Judge Dyer and cinched for the murder of I). J. much of a surprise if it were se sou busy iu their wellfi-lled store Corker. He gave himself dead lected. dealing out goods on the double Mr. Cope, a late arrival from Eel quick. The firm has a beautiful, away. M rs.l»iig wishes to return thanks river, Humboldt county, Cal., has largo burglar-proof safe in their to the person or persons who had been on the river a couple of weeks, store, and the price at which they herfsome wood hauled the other day and intends to locate at a point a sell their goods we believe they few miles below Bandon. Mr. will need it during her absence. Harry Hunt was doing a Innd- Capt Parker has fixed up the Robison, a fnend of his, intends buying a place near Coquille City office business at his hotel, which hull of the old Satellite for a lum for his father who will be on in the he has arranged in apple-pie or ber barge, and it presents the ap spring. der. pearance of a new boat Remember the party at Myrtle Father Caldwell has a good stock It is rumored that Mr.Pershbaker will complete and start up his mill, Point next Thursday night. The of drugs in his store, and has them proceeds are to go for the relief of arranged in good shape, and, we below Randolph, in the spring. a deserving family, made destitute judged, is doing a goi<l business. The boom is full of fine logs. through the loss of a husband and Dr. Volkmar has his office in a There will be a dance at Myrtle i father. It would be a good idea conspicuous place, and, from his Point cn Christmas night Dw. I for the people to heed our South pleasant smile, he doubtless has no 25th, by the Myrtle Point brass i Coquille correspondent’s advice in cause for complaint. baud. A good time is promised. —----- -♦ « — the matter. E i * P m l d r u t A r th u r ! James Crouch w ho moved down The steamer Little Annie t u d to Coos bay from Camas valley a Ex- President Chester A. Ar on a snag in Nancy’s Pinch on her short time since, passed through trip up on Thursday, and had a thur, died at his home in New’ this place driving his cattle to his small hole punched in her hull, York city last Thursday morning new home. necessitating running her down to et 5 o’clock, of cerebral apoplexy. While visiting Bandon stop at a point half a mile above Bandon He has been afflicted for some time the Averill City Hotel. It is near where she was put up on the sand with diabetus, and the paralytic the.steamboat landiug, is pleasantly beach to repair the damage. She stroke was a natural consequence. situated, and no pains are spared to will be up to-day or to-morrow, it He was feeling much improved the render comfort to guests. is likely, and proceed on her regu previous two-days, and his Atten Capt Littlefield informed us. lar trips. dant left him early on Wednesday while at Bandon on Sunday, that Q. A. and Abe L. Nosier built a morning to find him unconscious the blast in the rock in the chan- i dwelliug in this place the forepart aud breathing heavily. His phy nel of the river will oe fired on of last week. They had the lumber sicians were hastily summoned, Wednesday evening at 6 o’clock, if fitly framed together at Iowa slough and they did all they could to re possible. before they came up, and in 48 store him, but in vain. His rela Rev. B. T. Sharp, formerly loca-; hours after they came the house tives and friends watched with him ted here, is, we learn, stationed; was ready for occupancy. The till the end came, but he was never this conference year in the settle building is to I-e supplanted soon able to speak. ----------- . .«►. ------------ ment in North Carolinia from | i by a larger one which from its de whence nearly all our former resi-! sign will be something new and dents of that state came. Ed. H e r a l d : —Allow me to unique for this place. Mr. H. H. Nichols, it would A young lady was 6uspicioned of make ray little bow, and apologize seem from his letter elsewhere in having married on the sly a short to Sunday’s excursionists for the to-day’s H e r a l d , is well pleased ( time ago in this place, and her poor preparations for their comfort. with San Diego. The boom there , friends serenaded her on Monday I was not looking for more than holds on well. Some want to come night. The W. R. C. were first to my usual boarders when 70 rushed back here. call on her and a merry time was in ou me on the arrival of the Ante The schooner Lizzie Prien just j had. Later the Coquille City brass lope. I will try to do better by loaded at this place, takes her pre band made their appearance and them when they come again. J. H. Hunt sent cargo of lumber to San Pedro, discoursed sweet music. They Manager Averil hotel, Bandon. Cal., and returning to San Fran were all treated grandly, but it cisco will bring a cargo of wheat turns out that it was a genuine A correspondent of the Gold from Hueneroe, on her return to ( surprise party, and the young lady Beach Gazette gives Blacklock not married at all. Coquille. harbor a fearful black eye, making Louis Roberts, son of Repre Mr. Lehman, a brother of Miss it out to l>e no harlx>r at all. If sentative Roberts, is still laid up Mollie Lehman the principal of ttiere is no harbor there, and it is with hi9 arm which at some vul our school, came down last week the bleak, stormy, open coast that nerable part was dislocated some from Douglas county for some he says it is, the business of the time ago. It is thought he will be cattle he had purchased on the Blacklock Sand S.one company is unable to use it for many months, river. Mr. L. is a young man of a complete failure uuless a rail but it is to be hoped that he will 18 years, and is managing a stock road is built to some port where ranch belonging to himself and shipping can be bad. get along better. We take pleasure iu recommend sister. They have lately bought ing Hall’s Hair Renewer to our new range and are enlarging their These readers. It restores gray hair to stock interests materially. its youthful color, prevents bald young folks are enterprising and ness, makes the hair soft and deserve the greatest success possi By glossy, does not staiu the skin, and ble. LOCAL ITEMS. I ■ ------- Masquerade Ball L o o u D idactic —No 2. O u r T ea ra i M f r o r e a e a t o . Onr city’ s improving—oar sohools and school ms’ sms Are growing, increasing and building, Aud the houses going up are substantial— not shams— For Coquillers don’ t go much on gilding, They don’ t go a cent on the gilding. John Dean is employed taking folks by the arm, And pointing out nioe little spots On which to plant lumber—recounting the oharras Of his several dwelling-plaoe lots, ' O f his garden and d-welling-pl ace ¡lots. The Council are urging some side-walks laid down. And, while they are doing the bossing. Let them **go it a blind,” or they’ ll "come out behind” On the subject of street-oorner crossings, Oh! always look out for the crossings. In the mild sunny climate o f Oregon’ s Rhine ' (No cyclones or earthquakes to vex us) From the Cast and the West many pilgrims seek real. From the North, and from Southern Texas, From the bright lotxely star o f old Texas. Gallier <fc Son, of this place, the Relief Corps, past few days have been repairing Women’s J. D. Garfield’s carriage and mak OH ing that vehicle better than it ever was. In a number of cases we have noticed this firm supplanting poor parts of machinery brought to them for repairs, by good, honest, new work. For the most part, the IN buggies, carriages, wagons, etc., brought on from the East are of the poorest material and the work €<M)HLLE CITY. no better. All is covered up with P rizes will be given f o r lhe best paint and varnish and a person is readily deceived. People had bet sustained characters by lady and ter have good, honest work done gentleman. here and keep the money at home, A cordial invitation is extended even if they have to pay a little to all. higher for it. . Posters will be out this week. Sew Year’s Eve Dec. 31,1886, Odd F e llo w s' H a ll Feed S ta b le , lyrtlt Fit, ont O LIVE HOTEL, So grows the good work, and *oach oounty around Bids success to our beautiful city, Within soond of the sea, where the voters are free, Aud the girls are so blithesome and pretty, The maidens are blithsome and pretty. Michael Lil>er. A Raleigh, N. C., dispatch of the 16 th. says: A tire originated in Durham at 3 o’clock this mor ning, in a grocery store, and burn ed a large part of the business porliou of the town. Loss, $5,000,. 000. - > T and is truly a favorite resort. Wm. Rohm. The tables are supplied with all the deli- caoies to be had, and in style to suit the most fastidious epicure. Its dining-rooms and sleeping apart ments are seoond to no hotel in S o u th «» Oregon. v4n50 Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop. ¿»a. Burk«. EDWARDS, BURKE And Company, Myrtle Point, Or., l)nt, of all institutions, our exoelleut ahools, Whinb are models in every relation, Will attract to our city—tis only the fools Who neglect to receive education, Only fools will negleot education, Dealers in Will keep constantly on hand r U K l T I T U R E , Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds, G r o c e r ie s , C r c c lc e r y Which wriirbesold at the lowestMiving canto prices or given in exchange f o lE ^ a rm F r c d v ic e ^ B Excitem ent ia T r i a s . Grant excitement has been caascd in the vicinity of Paris. Tex., by the remarkable recovery o f Mr J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could.not turn in bed. or raise his head; everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle o f Dr. King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding re lief, he bought a large bottle and a box o f Dr. King’ s New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two lioxes of pills and two bottles o f the Discovery, he was well and had gained iu flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great Disoovery for Consu -option free at J . H. Nosier’ *., B u e l i l e a ’ s A r n i c a S a lv e . The best sal ve in the world for cuts, bruis es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positivelyfcures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refused. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by J . H . Nosier. ■ ■ ________________________ B O SK ft. In Coqailie City. Nov. 20, 188C, to the wife of John Shelton, a son, weight 12 lbs. Go, Go, Go ! ! G. A. R. N ovem ber 25, '86. Free Steamer—Little Annie—both ways, and Free Hall. Supper and breakfast 25 oents per plate. Midnight supper, 50 cents -on e-th ird proceeds of midnight supper for the benefit of Comrade Prey’s widow. A general invitation is extended and a splendid time guaranteed. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. ■\TOTICE is hereby given that the part l y nership heretofore existing between Edward M. Hoffman and Lntfeer Williams is this day dissolved by mutoal oonseut. Dated Myrtle Point, j Edward M. Hoffman, Or», Nov. 10, 86. ( Luther Williams. • nl4-4w —IN — 2 ;jc U $ w $ r H a l l Christmas Eve Friday, Dec. 24th, 1886. Come one, Come all, Come! GRAND TIM E GUARANTEED. lla tife ! All those owing James Burke on note or book account will come forward and settle the same with me. they having been placed in my hnnds for collection. Cbas. E. Edwards. Myrtle Point. n31—3m J. M VOLKMAR. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. BANDON, OREGON. FOR SALE. $2000, one-half down: A good farm of 87 aoere good land improved, situated at the junction of South and Middle forks o ' Co quille river. Call on D. McNair, adjoining the premises. The Best Bargan. acres of good bottom la* d, seven below Coquille C ity, on the river, 1 33)* milea prioe $1200. Liberal time on $400 o f the amount. Twenty-one head o f cattle *or $600. Enquire o f S. W. Gilman, or at this offioe. n41tf. FOR SALE. jood heavy two-horse wagon, little used, ft very great bargain. Write to J. Langhead, Bandon, Oreg. M rs Garrisons Restaurant Opposite O’Connell’s, F r o n t S tre e t, M ARSHFIELD, Oxegrcn. Meals from 5:30 to 9, a. m .; 12:80 to 2 p. m. and 5:30 to 9 p. m.. Meals....................... .................................SScts. No Chinese Employed. v4nMtf Agency n sr Coquille Wool, Hides, Eggs and all Kinds of COQUILLE CITY Point, T J n d e r s ig n e c L Land 3 m c i;G r l3 u s s T X 7 " a x e , (S Myrtle T h e Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, GRAND v : at Agency! Dry Goods and Clothing, O D D FELLO W S B A la la Land - For which a market oan be found, and the --------- ♦ ---—*----- * highest’ prices will be allowed. T h e V«*r«»it r a a a i w o u « . Call and price goods before purchasing W. D. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind., testi elsewhere. * v4n33 fies: “ I can reoonimend Eleotric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has giveu relief in svery case. One man tcok six bottles, and was cured o f Rheuma tism o f ten yea rtf standing.** Abraham Hare, druggist, ^Bellville, Ohio, affirms: “ The best sc'ling medicine I have everban- dled in my yeers’ experience, is Electric Bitters.” Thousands of othei s have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unan hi is t m a s a l l imous that Eleotric Bitters do cure all dis- — AT— eams of the Liver, Lidneys or Blood. Only n half dollar a bottle at .7. H. Nosler’ s Drug Store. — — --- — I » ■ --- -- - • is the best known remedy for hair and scalp diseases. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla thoroughly cleanses the blood, stimulates the vital functions, and restores health and strength. No one whose blood is impure can feel well. When you are discouraged and despon dent take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to purify and vitalize the blood. Capt Nelson has had a new main boom put in his schooner Lizzie Prien, which is lying at the mill wharf here, the past few days, hi6 old main boom having become sprung. Jack Oman, a citizen of the town, one of the best snip car penters in the county, did the work. Corrected weekly by A.L.Nosier, of the Cash Store. Eggs, per doz.,................... 25c £ :£ £ £ £ £ ; LORD & THOMAS. « M e t ie r . Apples, per bushel,................ 50 All persons knowing themselves indebted Potatoes,............“ ................... 60 toG . D. Hobson on account or note due, Flour, per barrel............... 5.50 will pay the same at onoe to Jas. Lamb, Butter, per roll,................. 40 Gravel Ford. n-7 3-w Cheese, per pound,.............. 16$ Beefsteak,..........“ .............. 12$ Beef, per fore qr. * * ................... 6 do, per hind qr., “ ................... 7 Mutton,............. “ ...............8 & 10 Salt P o rk ,..........“ .............. 8 Corned Beef,. . . . “ .............. 7 Hams, . .............. “ .............. 11 Bacon( sides) . . . “ .............. 10 -AJ11 !KZlnd.s o f HAULING do (shoulder). . “ .............. 9 L a rd ,..................“ .............. 12 3Dcne at elicrt notice. Cabbage,............“ .............. 2 Haok Connecting with both Steamers. Onions................................. 3 G. A. Brown Proprietor, F. M. Decker, Agent. Sugar, ................“ .............. 8 # 10 71 v6. nl8tf Coffee, in tins, . . “ .............. 30 do, green,..........“ .............. 14 Tea, green,..........................30@70 do,English bkfst“ .............. 75 R ic e ,........‘.........“ .............. 8 MRS. A. L «LIVE, PROP. Beans,................“ .............. 4 Apples, dried,.. “ Rasins, do Coquille City, Oregon. Currants, do .. “ .............. 12 HIS Popular Hotel has recently been W ool,..................“ ............... 15 put in better order than ever before, New mills on the river, o f energy speak And a people not given to slumber, Though the axiom is trite, still you’ ll find it all right, Wooden houses ain’ t built without lum ber, CbM. Xdwsrda. And sometimes a good deal o f lumber. 8oon the lightning will seud us the news of the eArth, Of thrones and o f empires imperil’ d, And, ns soon as decrees o f the nation go forth, We’ ll find them a place in the HaaiLD, The wires will be friends of the H zbald . ■ l | W 0 Y | S P 0 S of othwt.who with to •ttrriif* M l V U l I I w C I l W this paper, or obtain ««fimate« on «Cvwtiwn f apace when in Chicaco, will find it on fit« at M a rk et R e p a rt. City and. Is prepared to buy or sell for reasonable consideration. He has the following for sale: The Greatest Bargain Out A great chance for makng Money, The cheapest—148)^ acres ? miles from Gravel Ford. 30 aores in cultivation. All good land goodout range for stock . House 26x16 with shed addition. Bam 30x42 good orchard, 5 head of cattle, lot o f hogs, 12 stands of bees, farming tools. Good timber on uncleared portion o f the land. All for $2200 enquire o f J. Sturdwart on the premises or of the undersigned. w A A ACRES o f excellent timber, fir and d v " cedar, near Coquille City, for sale at reasonable rates. For particulars, enquire o f J. C. Laird or o f the undersighed. THREE LOTS. A House o f 5 rooms oenterally located in Coquille City very cheap for cash. WHITE CEDJ AR 1 G O Rcres white cedar timber l D U land, one-fourth mile from Bear creek. Very Cheap. Brewery for sale—capacity o f six barrels. Good Location—Every thing convenient. Satisfactory reasons given for wishing to sell. A ne and a half acres one-half mile from O Coqailie City, on stage road; honse o f five rooms, wood-shed, good oistern, 150 fruit trees, some bearing—Very oheap. 1 Q V Rcres on North fork near Gravel I I Ford; 25 acres cleared, house 16x26, barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee heusej 4 stands of bees, 2 cows, household and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon and harness. 15 acres o f erope; range out side and.oonvenient for 100 head o f stoek, is less than one mile from school house and post offee—$2500. J O acres, 4 miles Above Parkersburg, D a . on Coquille river; 25 aores bottom— ballanoe bench and hill land. Honse 20x28 barn 42x60; good, young orohard, bearing; good timber on the on the place: good out side range for stock. Price, 1250. A 150' for 160 acres of land, 80 acres under nP fenoe. 600 fruit trees house, bam 60X40. V g« od <*auge for cattle adjoining. dk900 ft r Honse and two lots in Coquille e P City ; very cheap. l ) J 9 ACRES on Coquille river, 80 aerea Q bottom land. 6 acres cleared, bal lanoe good timber, cedar and fir -convenient to log. Small house with three roomsl $2200. Or. 120 acres including the bottom and and house 61200—a splendid ohance for one wishing to make a home. L ib era ; terms given. One choioe business lot in Coqailie City —very desirable. A BARGAIN. ■J £ 0 acres at Gravel Ford, all bottom 1 i r O land. 50 acres under cultivation, 30 aores good pasture. One o f the beat piaoes on the North fork; wonld make a good dairv farm. For particulara enquire o f the undersighed or on the premises o f J. B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon. A well improved farm o f 100 acres on Fish- trap 50 acres bottom lane; ;ood honse and barn and orohard; is a good home for any one. Price #2230. Liberal terms given. 120 aores three miles up the North fork. 27 acres plowland cleared, good house; bam 4 00. School house within 200 yards of the house. Can be made one o f the best o f farms. Very little waste laud—good water. Prioe $1500. Inquire o f P . Dean or the undersigned. 160 aores three-quarters of a mile up Lam- pey creek from the river. 20 acres cleared, 50 fenced. O f the timber, 40 aores are white oedar—good timber. 20 acres grazing ground on up laud. House 28x30, bam SOx 30, 200 fruit trees young and bearing. Small fruits o f several kinds and good varieties. Prioe $1250—Liberal terms. 37K acres of good bottom land on Rows slough. Part o f the land above the freshets. Price 6600. Enquire o f Walter Sinclair U
