Coquille City herald., November 30, 1886, Image 3

M iillr
L O C A L ITE M S.
l*o iu ( U r in « .
Itoti«*«*.
A fire came near destroying
The Isthmus Transit railroad
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to G. D. Hobson on account or note doe,
ami Beaver slough under the man­ Liberty’s Statue last week.
will pay tin* same at once to Jas. Lamb,
An editor snt in his easy chair,
agement. of Dunham Bros. & Son,
The Umatilla Indian reservation
Oravel Turd.
Anil said, with a Rood nature«! laugh.
presi'iit a busy appearance, and the is H* soon be thrown open to settle­
n-7 S-w
____ _
“ Eureka! at last! I’ ve got it—and fast!
way
they
are
shipping
freight
over
ment.
I’ ll tire them a new telegraph,
A well • reus'd and oil’d tel«*graph.
their line is a caution.
About 20
A boiler explosion similar to that
"F U send lightning a-whoopin’ and raisin' stout young men are employed, I ()f the &ol Thomas occurred in New
*>f Cain
and all seem to work “with ”a will. York on Thursday killing five men.
At a rate that no countin’ can tell,
The company have six barges on
Till it comes with a force that would tickle
Damaging
frosts
prevailed
the slough in additi«)» to a com fa r-
old Morse,
throughout Texas and the northern
Lettin* out for the lovely Coquille,
tabie passenger boat, which is cov­
part of Me xico on T hursday night. -A .1 1 K i n d s c f HAULING
Whoopin’ up for the stately Coquille.
erei! to keep out tin* rain.
The
“ \nd when we're all liv'd, and our lightning
One o f the new government x D c x i e S it S l x c r t n o t i c e .
steamer being built will s o o n be
is <;r<*as*d,
cru ise rs, it is th o u g h t, will b e b u ilt ^ Unek Con noting with lx*th Steamers,
VII tli n< vs that we can get our hand on complete, when sin* will take the
bv tli») l niotl Iro n W o rks c o m p a n y !
C. A.. Brown Proprietor,
We'll give mu' suhscrilicrs. and Livros and place of the passenger boat on the
•
F. M. Decker, Agent.
at r> m r rancisco.
i
ni?tf
7iv6.
! i > r —
slough, and tow the barges when
A’ 1 that happens from l ’ortland to llandon,
Johnnie Flynn and Willie Mey- ,
n o t otherwise »*ngage»l
A saw mill
In Douglas. Coos. Curry and Hundon.
«pi 16
were d e -; O L I V E
is in operation on the site of the „•*, "tie.)
“ Then those v.ho’ ve no energy stow'd in
voured
by
wolves
at
Dexter,
31o,, a j
7
old Dunham mill on the isthmus.
their boots
Will be in a hellovafix,
and the company make the lumber week ago yesterday.
Jilts. 1. L. OLIVE, HOF.
for rustle they must, or "get up and «Inst,’' j
Poor ci’t'ps and earthquakes are ¡
needed
in
their
business.
The
en-
When the H skald will show them some |
City, Oregon.
terprise exhibited all around is causing a negro exodus from South Coquille
tricks.
Show them one and perhaps two or three commendable,
and deserves the Uarolina. They are going to Li- r| ’ iiIS Popular Hotel has r«*cently been
tricks.”
x put iii better order than ever before,
best support froiu'the j>e«>ple ot the . beria and Arkansas.
M
j and is truly a favorite resort.
The editor ceased at tin* telephone's sound.
county. In places the slough is to
The Taconn \\ . l . Ledger r e - J Tile tables are supplied with all the deli­
And 1 1 heard them as I am a sinner)
Words fell on his ear that were cheerful be «iii'd” »1«! out and made straight, ports the Girth of a baby in that cacies to be had. and in style to suit the
ami clear,
which will b»* a great improvement, <*ity which weighed twenty-one most fastidious epicure.
It-, dining-rooms and sleeping apart-
I'hey were "John, will you please come to j
and insure more rapid transit. By pounds, and claims the heavy- meats an* second io no hotel in Southern
dinner?
"Hurry up. John, and please come to ant tlior season it is the intention 1 weight championship of the United I Oregoi
Mrs. A. L. Olive, Prop.
dinner!”
to run the railroad down to Green States.
\nd a dream of tin* future came o'er me I *)llit ailll I lilt her improve the etuis. Edward«.
J a *. Burke.
Wm. Koluu.
that day.
slough below. This is to be done I
As 1 gazed on our grand mountain ranges.
Which made me exclaim, in a gay mental j by the company lately organized,1
T T ie T J n c ìe r s ig n © c i
frame.
ami of which mention was made in ;
"Cl re at snakes! and great rivers! what the H ei ; ali > a few weeks ago.
Has
The
ohn g«-s!
A
n
d
Com
pany.
company is incorporated and w ill ;
O T = E 2 S T E ID
Wh.it astonishing, wonderful changes!”
L ocal D idactics —No
Our
t ilin g l.o r a t r « !.
Wise Brothers Sr Co. opened up
their spaciiuis dan-c had her»» a*
an «> tr!v hour this evening to ac-
J. H. Nosier 1ms just reo«*iv»il a
co nmodate the gay and festive
big lot o f now school books.
crowd of »lancers wli * had com*1 t«»
Chas. W. How»*, of l.)orn, buii»*il
patroniz»* the Grand Army Hall
one of his twin babies oil Ernlnv.
that was given <»n tl e 2">th, for the
I nolo l)an Palnske moved to his bemdit of Mrs. Prey and family.
now home at Bandoli on Thursday. The hall was brilliantly lighted,
Skookutn Joe becomes the chief the music was good, and as the
cook on the Tug Esc»>rt to-tn »rrow. lad i»*s were pretty and prettily
Y e edit»>r lias been eoiifim*«l to «livssi**«l ami tlm p* nt temen ditto
his room with a sore foot tin* past ( i-Xfl*ptin }» tin* ¡ i»*tlim*ss), all went
well ami 1iv»‘i'»* merry a> a we (Mine
three days.
Aii arra'i^eint •ni, had 1 ieen
Tom Drew is at Tacoma, W . T., la'll.
♦ .
And has secure»! a good job and mail»' t«> sit'll tile tick« 1 -V at ví irions
plai»fks < >n tlic river, hut som<) one,
gone to work.
it Si‘(MHS,, g.>t posse ss ion «>f the
J. A. Cray »>f the bay was in
1 ickt*ts and foiqi't to ilistirihute
town «'ii Wednesday on legal busi­
themi. am 1 there was 11 •t a tieket
ness for his timi.
iu M v rtl»* l'oint until a few hours
Mr. Bnrkdoll. of N»»rway, return- b»*fort* tii«* ball « pen»*d.
Had not
e«l from San Eraucisco, «>n l"’ ¡day. this hlunder bt*.‘ii tImre w*iul«l have
whither he had b»*en o n business. been more tick»*ts sold. Some one
There are very few »bieks at tin* is ii sp »nsible for this mistake. It
mouth »if 11:t* ri\er, and m»ge»*se at certainly i - not possihl«* that any
all. It is thus l >v naif**u «>t so little one h is st* far lost his manhood as
rain.
t»> thus tlel’eat s * worthy an ««bject
Mrs. J. Snyder returned t«> her and k»*ep the bread and butter
home at Marshtield **n l u»*s«lay from the mouths «d* orphan ehil-
So let us hope that this
last, after a week s visit to her par­ divi).
neglect was from carelessness. It
ents.
Field larks have made pleasant i> said that there wer«* some post­
music hereabout the past few d ivs. ers print«»«l, but not one «>f them
The warm sunshine remind»*«! them ever lvarhed this place, and all the
public notice given o f this worthy And soon in the future another great change sell stork, which the people should \ M y i ' t l ö P o i n t , O ï \ ,
o f spring.
Will take place, and w»‘ll talk to New- buy readily, sine«* it will be a pay-1
Dealers in
Dr. J. C. Stockmau, <*f this place effort was given by tlmt generous
Yorkers
ing investment and furnish another
hearted
John
A.
Dean,
«»f
the
is confined to his room with a sore
About grain and potatoes, and beets and
means of transportati >n.
H
i uai i *.
It
was
believed
that
the
ti miatoes.
I3S T
leg, an ohl trouble of many years
Ü u n a HI
iu
I iiiu
W ' i > »-uuuUiUU,
\ml
presidents,
princes,
and
porkers.
M. 1*. I*. B. would contribute to
'The ro.*k in tin* channel (or that
Will keep constantly on hand
standing.
Thou *h they're last.they’ re not least .good
this benefit, but none have made
used to h e ) at tli»' moutl. of the
fat jeirkers.
Some petrified oranges
were
and
an appearance except K. Bender.
river will not lx* blasted «>ut this D ry G oods a n d C l o t h i n g .
Then hurrah for the wires! and hurrah for
found at Carlton, Yamhill county,
Likely this is bt*cause o f these
fall, if at all. The work lately done
Is prepared to buy or sell for
Boots and Shoes. Hals end Caps,
the poles!
a few days ago while a well was
Wooden, positive, negative poles;
shoi t comings «»f those who had
on the breakwater has caused the P T J 1 2 I T I T X J K E ,
reasonable consideration.
being dug.
Vnd
the;,
travel
the
best
from
the
east
to
charge <>t tla* posters and tn‘k«*ts.
sand to drift in and work the chan­
He lifts tlx* following for sale:
Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
the west.
The canstant feeling o f being H«>wever th»*re will be a uico 1 ittIt*
nel to tin* north so as to leave the
Where ie.ir great ocean peacefully rolls.
O-roceries, Ore einer 3 r
“ played out” and “ use*l up" can sum to be applied to tin* us«* iu-
T
I .2 G
re
a
te
st B
a
rg
a
in O
u
t
When* our ocean so peacefully rolls.
rock in question on the south beach.
a
n
d
.
G-lass
T
T
v
7
"a
re.
readily be removed by using Ayer s tended, and \\ ise Bros. Sc Co., tin*
Michael Liber.
I f the channel works back no fur­
\ «
re
iii (iiiiiin
* fo
r m
a
k
im M
o
n
e
y
?
Which will tie sold at tin lowest living
Sarsaparilla.
G. .V. II., D. <«il«'s, Robert L«»we,
—Two splendid lots on a corner, in
A letter, containing tlio follow­ ther to tli«* south it will not he nee- cash prices or given in exclian :** f«>
Mr Indie. •tt left «>n the steamer Nelson Smith, the Ill'll a LI), iln*
the
beet
part of Coquille* City, with good
In this, Wool. Hides. Egqs and all Kinds of
ing inoription, «)r n « L I w a s late­ eessary t<> tire the blast.
box
house
with " L .”
Lots clear«*d and
Coos bay on a visit t«* relatives in crew of the Little Annie, Dr. Elgin
ly received tit tin* Myrtle Point, P we have the best evidence in t h e 1
Parm Prcducs
fenced.
lh sis one of the best baigains
Southeast Missouri. Pet tuning he and oth»*rs «leservo er<«lit for the
world of the efficiency o f the work For which a market can be found, and the evi r ' li * red here.
O. viz:
will permanently locate at Myrtle success gained.
SO acres of the finest fir timber on the
Mr. Niehols and
hi; I k - i juices will t>:* allowed.
"Carry me along, at a rapid rate.
being don»* by ( ’apt. Littl«*field.
river*.
L* miles above Coquille City, near the
»»«>«
Call ¡ i : m I price goods before purchasing
P oin t
To Coos county, and Orogon State;
tin* gentleman assisting in supply­
!l n « ( l l i c r l l r n l .
¡river,
with logging roads to it.
It is esti­
elsewhere.
v4nl52
To Mvrtle Point P. (). It-: me retire,
Mr. Belknap arrived here last ing tin* music, deserve special no­
J.J. Atkins, ('hi. f <>f Piilici*. Knoxville.
mated
that
there
are
ID■
<
>
').(K
X
)
feet
of good
t iltil C. M—for me does enquire.**
Tenn.. writes: "M y family and l are bencli- i
timber on the land.
The land will l»o sold
week from Nebraska.
He if a tice for their benevolenee in the
Yours Truly,
ciariesof y<>ur most excellent inoilioin«*. Dr.
, at a very great bargain,
brother of James Belknap »»f llalls a flair.
i he* snppe r at tlxe M. P.
E. Bender, j King’ s New Discovery for consumption; j
j The cheapest—
ncrea !; miles from
Altoge ih«*r the
creek. Since l is infancy he has hotel was supurh.
haring
found
it
io
be
nil
that,
vou
claim
for
, Gravel Ford. :t0 acres in cultivation.
All
P. M.
it, desire to testify to its virtue.
My j
i good land goo lout range for stock. House
party W..S a success and will 1oUg
been a victim)«*f paralysis.
fri«*nds to whom I have recommended i t . 1
L’tixlli with »bed addition.
Barn 00x42
< i n « ll« o f C o q iiillr C ity .
J. T. Moulton anti family will he i f*memlu*r«*d as a social ami
praise it at every opportunity.” i'r. Kings
good orchard. head of cattle, lot of hogs,
return fr»>m Bandou in a day *»r joy on s a fiai r,, Walt er Sine lair and
12 stands of bees, farming tools.
Good
IT«* are indebted to Mr. C. An­ New Disc »very for <• msumption is guaran­
B a l l timber cn uncleared portion of the land.
two after ail absemv <>f some time. lady !»ml mainy < tin1]rs earn** llj > to il revs o f this place foi the census tee«! to cure Doughs. Colds, Bronchitis, As- ( S r i ^ i s i P M A s
tha'na. »’roup an i exery alfecti«»n «»f • Is rout.
All for s.'joi enquire of J. S urdwart on the
Mr. M. ami his f«»n George have (ISSt.'-T in til* entertainment of the o f this place, taken on
Thursday Chest nn«l Lung i.
AT
premises or of the undersigned.
CYOH; ! r i *_r.
been working on the break».at«r.
Trial
llottlcs
Free
a
.t
J.
II.
Nos!.’•
'.s
Drug
last the 2~>tli inst., as follows:
\(’HE8 of excellent timber, fir and
i
*
Store. Larg«* Si/.:*
\Y. 1 . Dix on w ho llllr- li»een ah-
cedar, m ar Coquille City, for sale at
Ayer’s Pills are a convenient
( lentlemen ovey 16 years.......... 127
e 40» «
, t- -a- icmhle rates. For particulars, enquire
East
sent
«ill
H
V¡sit
for
the*
benefit
Itn««*«*
I p.
remedy to have always at hand.
Ladies over 14 years.................. I l l
of J. C. Laird or of the undersighed.
You are'feeling depr •'s.*d. your appetite
IN
healthi, returned a f«*w «lays M isses................
They are sugar-coated, easy t > take, of hi-
THREE LOTS.
80
1
, is poor, vo'i are bothered with Headache
;<
(•
«
i
1
improv
and
much
■
d,
..iking
A
House
of
T
>
rooms centerally located in
sure to bring relief and cure. 1 hey
Y o u t h s ............................................ 93 you a?c fidgetty. » ervous, and generally iO c h l
Coquille
Citv
,
<
rv cheap for cash.
out of s rts. and want to brace h «.
Brace
are effectual in a wide range of it is tIn »light that h<* has left his
WK I I E CEDAR
up. b it not wi th stin: ilnnls. spring e.edi-
acres of white
cedar timber
diseases, caifsed by disorder? of the »lise:«.* e **at-t of the 1 locky M<mu -
Total population,
411 cines. or hitt-. rs. which have for their basis :
n ;o bind,
one-fourth mile from Bear
m
the
was
1
msy
\
\
i*
not
ieo
11
tains.
stomach and digestive organs.
Since these figures were taken a very oli«*np, bad whisky and which stimu­
creek.
roe
Very Cheap.
as us'ual a ho ut his ston* t"- day.
Brewery
sale—capacity ot six
late
you
for
an
hour,
and
then
leave
you
in
gentleman has moved to town, in­
The Coos 1 Jay took on 3< j 00 eases
Y barrels. for Good
Location—Every-
worst* c mditiou than liefore.
What you
Jol ni Ma st, the illtlelfuti;»iihle
creasing the figures 128; and a birth
o f salmon at Utter City i’ues»lay
ihing c »nwnient.
Satisfactory rsasons
want
is
in
alterative
that
will
purify
your,
>f <>ur t<iwn ha-i ret nrn- augments the Misse’s list to 81.
gix*en for wishing to sell.
and Wednesday for tlm Coquille livery m a n «
blood, start lnaitliv action of Liver and
ne and a half acres one-half mile from
\Yp
e<! fr<•m a vi sit to Arizona.
Kidneys, restore your vitality, an«l give re­
T
o
iiii 1 o
n
e
. C
o
n
n
* o
il, fo
jiib
ï
cioa ery . That steamer will make
Coquille City, on stage road; house of
Grat<*l F orti Item«».
mi-
newed health and strength. Such a modi—
G R A N D TIM E G E A B A NT FED . live rooms, wood-*>hed, good cistern, 150
a trip to Humboldt before ret li n­ were afraid that J< >lyi wo a d d
■ cine you nil! tind in Electric Bitters, and on­
fruit trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
are g] ad to 1«•arn that
ing to Coos bay, to give time to grate,, hut We
Showery weather.
*1*7 acres on North fork near Gravel
•\oo««:
ly .r»0 cents abt*ttie at .1. Ii. Noslor's l)rug
In* is satisfied with the Uoqndle, as
* ) i Ford; 25 acres cleared, house lfix2fi,
Store.
get the rest of the cauued salmon
J. M. Bright butchers to-morrow.
barn
.“ 5x54. smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
---- »
All t'.K.s* owing James lturke on iu.»i* or
he
is
nni'
of
our
energetic
mtiz*ns.
lu
use;
4 stands of bees. 2 cows, household
J as. has some fine hops.
KiM-klcii**» trn i«-a S o lv e .
over the isthmus.
tw'ok account will come forward and settle and kiidu n furniture, farming tools, wagon
Frank Miller, Ed Haynes, Mrs.
Madam Humor says wenro going I The best sal ve in the world for cuts, bruis­ the same with me. they having been placed ; and harness. 15 acres of crops; range out
The steamer Antelope will go <>n
; side and convenient for 100 head of stock,
John Caldwell, Mr. Gibbs. Thomas to have a new postmaster. Success 1 es. sor«*s. ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. t«*t- in my hands for collection.
is less than on<* mile from school house and
her regular route to-morrow, run­
ter. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
( ’has. K. Edwards.
Gr«:en, ami Thomas G»-een (form ­ to the new man.
post offco—A25« k ).
all
skin
eruptions,
and
positivelv?
cnres
piles.
ning from Coquill»» City to Baudon,
Myrtle Point.
j j ' « ) acres, l miles above Parkersburg,
erly of ( ’oah'do) are down fr«*m
«>r no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
R.
L
and
W.
M.
Weekly
have
nJl—
Jr.t
I '
on ( ’«.quille r;ver; 25 acres bottom—
connecting with the Ceres at this
ballauce bench and hill land. House 20x28
Eckly.
They all entered into the been losing some sheep lately, eith- perfect satisfaction, or money refused.
place at noon. Eeach steamer will
barn 42x00; good, young orchard, bearing;
Price 2o cents per box.
For sale by ,1. H.
festivities of the evening.
They <*r hy dogs or wild varmints. Look Nosier.
J. M- V O L K M A R . M . D. good timber on the on the place; good out-
make a round trip every day, the
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
report tie* grass on the stock farms out, boys, and catch the th»*if.
Physician
and
Surgeon.
15;K« for 100 acres of land. 80 acres under
Antelope remaining over night at
llO 1C*.
fen* •. 00«) fruit trees house, bam 00X40.
of their locality as being good, and
Backwoodsman.
BANDON.
OREGON.
V gi <>d ’■auge for cattle adjoining.
Baudon and the Ceres at Norway.
stock doing well.
The former
At liandolph. November iMth. to the wife
^¡¿9,'0 1 r House and two lots in Goquille
Gravel Ford, Nov. 22.
City; very cheap.
M. Timmons, a relative o f Char­ Thomas Green is a nephew o f the
of Joseph Walser. a sou; weight 15 lbs.
FOR
S
ALE.
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< —------ - -■—
»^ I *> VCRESon Coquille river, 80 acres
S2XKI. one-half down: A go >d farm of , — * * ) liottom land. (• acres cleared, bal-
At Coquille City, November lM. to the
ley Edwards of Myrtle Point, wDo late Tim Green.
IClK.s Bay News. ]
He is an attor­
87
acers good land improved, situated at the lance good timber, cedar and fir -convenient
wife of Snpt. A. .1. Sherwood, a «laughter.
came here two months ago express­ ney at law. and will oppose Mr.
Rosa’s mill at Bandon has been
Small house with three roomsl
junction of So i h ui 1 Middle forks of Co ; to log.
S2200. Or. 120 acres including the bottom
es great surprise at the non-frigidi­ Sinclair in Justice W i’ kins’ court kept busy lately, sawing lumber
quille river. Call on I). McNair, adjoining j and and house W120O—a splendid chance
the jiretitist ■».
for one wishing to make a home.
Libera;
ty o f the weather here. When he to-morrow.
Perhaps Walter may for the local market. A number of
terms given.
left Wisconsin, ice had f«»rme«l. find his opponent “ worthy of his new builbings u''e being erected
Ono choice business lot in Coquille City
T h e B e s t B a rg a n *
—very desirable.
ii'i
there two or three inches thick. steel.”
there.
A BARGAIN.
XV-i acres of good botto;
la* il, seven
77
O
acres
at
Gravel Ford, all bottom
Mr. T. thinks with a little energy
miles below Coquille City, on the river.
A chapter, R. A. M., was institu­
The “ wee small hours” are ap­
W
om
en’s
Relief
Corps,
»*<*
land.
50
acres under cultivation,
a person can make lots of money
; jirice ^12iX). Lib *ral time on <*400 < f the
:U> acres good pasture.
One of the beat
proaching.
Those bright and ted at Maishfield hy J. R. N Bell,
| amount. 'J’wentv-one tieail of catlle for ph.ces on the North fork; would make a
here.
CXI
sparkling eves we
noticed last Dpty, Grand High Prio«t, on the
;
Enquire of S. W. Gilman, or at this good dairy farm. For jiarticulars enquire
The Southwestern Oregon Re­
of the undersighed or on the premises of
:
office.
iitltf.
18th.
Several
members
o
f
the
Ma­
evening as the “ mazy dance” com­
J. B. Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
corder lately published at Den­
so n ic order from the Coquille at­
FOR
SALE.
menced,
are
beginning
to
look
A well improved farm of 100 acres on Flsh-
mark, Curry county, has been es­
Good
In
avy
two-horse
wagon,
little
used,
tended.
trnp 50 acres bottom lauc.; *ood house and
tablished and is now being issued heavy; yet the fret o f our fair
D ec. 31? 1 8 8 6 ?
I at a very great bargain. XYrite to
barn and orchard: is a good home for any­
Win. Folk, of North Coos river,
on Saturdays at Bandon at the youth still gracefully mark time to
J. Laughead,
7Ar
o n e . Price *22 X). Liberal terms given.
mouth o f the Coquille. The par*er the soft tones o f the clarinet, and picked five bushels o f black wal­
.
Bandon. Oreg.
120 acres three miles up the North fork.
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is to be enlarged and greatly im­ as we look upon this innocent nuts from two young trees this fall. Odd F e llo w s ’ H a ll I ---- ----- ------------------------ — ■ - - 1 -----
27 acres plowlanil cleared, good house: bam
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proved s»jon.
It has heretofore
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I h«* nuts filled out well, and were
amusement
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been a good paper and we w ish it
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the house. Can be made one of the best of
P rizes trill Itr tjiven f o r Hit' best
i' is only a few years since these fully equal to the eastern walnuts.
success.
; farms. Very little waste land—good water.
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fair young Indies and promising His grapes, also, did remarkably sustained ch/traders by bid// and
Price .vlnoo.
Inquire of P. Dean or th«»
The News thinks the Mail doesn’t young men were little boys and
Opposite
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undersigned.
gvulleman.
like our mugwumpery.
This is girls. But to-day they are leaders well this year.
100 acres three-quarters of a mile up Lam-
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A cordial invitation is extended
Front Street,
nothing; we know lots o f people in, and an ornament to, society.
pey creek from the river. 20 acres cleared,
The schooners Gem, Parkers­ to fill.
that did not like the same thing in
50 fenced. Of the timber, 40acres are white
Mr. C. Lehnherr, whose health
M A R S H F I E L D , j cedar—good timber. 2) acres grazing
the present editor of the Mail a few was somewhat poor some time burg. Coquille and Free Trade are
Posters will bo out this week.
ground on up land. House 28x:W. barn 30x
years ago.
I t is impossible to ago, looks much better, but we are due in this river. The latter it is
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Oregon.
80.
2» h » fruit trees young and bearing. Small
please every laxly.
It does not sorry to report Grandma Lehnherr said will take a load o f lumber
'OTICE is hereby given that the part-
fruits
of s veral kinds and good varieties.
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nership heretofore existing between Meals from 5:0)1 to9. a. m.; 12:20 to 2 p. m.
require a very retentive memory to in poor health.
They are old pio­ from Rosa’s mill while the others
Price
$1250—Liberal
t«*rins.
Edward M. Hoffman and Luther Williams and 5:30 to 9 p. ni..
call to miud when the Mail was the neers and much interest is mani­
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371^
acres
of
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bottom
lend on Iowa
go to Parker’s mill except the Gem, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Meals...........................................................25cts.
boss mugwump, and it is probably fest in their welfare.
slough. Part of the land alnive the freshet*.
Dated Mvrtle Point, « Edward M. Hoffman,
in a jx>sition to know the evils of
Judge Livro. i which will load at L yon ’s mill this
No Chinese Employed.
Or., Nov. 10, 8»’,. i Luther Williams.
Price *b*00.
| place.
M ortle Point, Nov. 20th, 1880.
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