L O C A L IT E M S .
Mrs. HudeIson is much improv
ed.
Billy llose, formerly of this place,
is at Tacoma, YV. T.
on.
The family of the late J. F. Bar-
rows have moved to town.
bMD
3 Tes-
School was started up here
deli
terday after a holiday recess.
the
The schooner Helen Morriam is
due at L yon ’s mill in this place.
P*rt-
hetn
The old year went out with a l>i<r
rain and there s mud every where.
JÇ.
E,
J. J. Labrier arrived here yes
terday with the intention of loca
ting.
I
The M isses McClosky, ofXorway,
called on us Wednesday.
Call
again, girls.
One hundred and
pain*
seventy
per
sons attended Suuday school here
Mtl.
on Sunday.
«4.00
« 3 .5 0
ta.
M iss Ida
Hall
and
M iss
Ida
Krouenl»erg made ns a pleasant
visit on Friday.
Rev. Pullen, of Myrtle Point, will
preach in this place Suuday next,
morning and evening.
s
The schooner Gem elenred from
{')
ie,
the mill
here
Friday,
216,000 feet of lumber.
Mrs. J. M. Adams, of
6pent seveial days
week visiting
n-
ftS
carrying
iu
Fishtrap,
town
friends
and
last
rela
tives.
Several gentlemen came up from
Humboldt count}', California, yes
Wed-
eall-
t on
raya,
s en -
P. Drane moved
to
his
ranch
above town last week, and S. W ,
Harrington now occupies the house
“Our Loss,” a poem by
“C.
A.
W .” will appear next week.
was not possible to insert it in
It
to
day’s paper.
Louie T u in ef, of Bandon, spent
a couple of days
here
1 ist week.
Mr. T. is one of the solid meu
of
Coos county.
The Gazette
gives
gence that Lyman
the
intelli
VY oodruff,
an
old and respected citizen of Curry
county* is dead.
Edward Fahy, Jr., of Randolph,
is in the city for medical treatment.
A t last accounts he was improving,
we are glad to state.
w ill, in
it
sit«,
''oquille
r-hours
ofCooa
st body
The
I l f le d
not ex-
stock-
e front
ilia and
rhole
ia the
second
r in the
stream
C IS C O .
r.
>ka.
or
ti
Sim llo r u a r d lu o L e tter.
A G lim p se o f th e F u tu re .
San Bernardino, Cal.
at
M asquerade .— The
1K *7.
Dec. 19th, 1886.
H e rald :— Allow me if
Ily
Our
A fclroiiem er-G eiieral.
ineasuiing
Capt. Levi Snyder had the mis-
fortune to lose a purse
containing
$40 overboard at this place last
Wednesday. H e pulled his hand
kerchief from
his
pocket
while
handling freight, and the purse
came out with the handkerchief
and went overboard as stated.
The water is deep und it has not
been recovered.
Messrs. Dexter Reed & Son ar
rived here yesterday from Trinity
county, California, with a view to
locating and engaging in business.
They have been engaged in the
mercantile, mining and lumbering
business, but their county is ret
rograding and they wish to locate
where business is improving and
growing.
ball given in this place Friday
evening was a grand success in
STEAMER,
j
In these colonies
forgiven
sion of the legislature.
This
kept more than busy here undoing
the mischief wrought by his t o m -
petitors.
Kxoit«*incnt In T e x a s .
Great excitement has been caosed in the
vicinity of Faria. Tex., by the remarkable
recovery of Mr J. E. Corley, who wan so
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody said he. was dying of
Consumption.
A trial bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery was sent him. Findinp re
lief, he bought a large bottle and a box of Dr.
King's New Life Fills; by the time he had
taken two boxes of pills and two bottles of
the Disoovery, he was well and had gained
in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Hottlesof
this Great Discovery for Consumption free
at J. It. Nosler's.
R u<*kl«‘ n*M A r n i c a S a lv o .
The best sal ve in the world for cuts, bruis
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet
ter, chapjied hands, chilblains, corns, and
nil skin eruptions, and positively'cures piles,
or no pay required. It isgnaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Frioe 25 cents per box.
For sale by J . H .
Nosier.
*
Chan. KUwardn.
Jan. Uurke.
Wm. Kotim.
ANTELOPE,
Swift and Sure,
Levi Snyder, Captain,
Makes the round trip between Randon and
Coquille City every day.
Leaves Bandon about 7.30 a. m ., arriving
at Coqnille City about 11:30 a. in. Return
ing. leaves Coquille City about 12:30 p. m .
nnd arrives at Bandon about 4:30 p. m.
fS T T h is Steamer connects at Coquille
City with the M( ’K R I N ” for Myrtle Point.
Through fare on both boats, 50ct&
FOR SALE.
£2000, one-half down: A good farm of
87 aeers good laud improved, situated at the
junction ofSouth and Middle forks o ! Co
quille river. Call on D. McNair, adjoining
the premises.
The Best Bargian-
33b; acres of good bottom lai d, seven
miles below Coquille City, on the river,
prioe £1200. Liberal time on «400 o f the
amount. Twenty-one head of cattle for
«000. Enquire of 8 . W . Gilman, or at this
office.
___
n41tf.
1
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to G . D. Hobson on account or note due,
will pay the same at once to Jas. Lamb,
Gravel Ford.
n-7 3-w
Land
And Company.
Myrtle Point, Or.,
li
Dry Goods and Clothing,
H.
—
T il© T T n d e r s ig n e c I
O F E 1 T E D
-A .
Land
F a r m lE^od/iace
dled in my 20 years’ experience, is Electric
Ho has made that
a
good
paper
and proved himself a good worker
iu the cause he has espoused.
imous tliut Electric Hitters do care nil dis
eases of the Liver, Lidneys or Hlood. Only
a half dollar a bottle at J. H. Nosler's Drug
Store.
Agency
I2 sT
Coquille
and
City
Is prepared to buy or sell for
reasonable consideration.
H e lias the following for sale:
The Greatest Bargain Out
A great chance for inakng Money,
«325.—Two splendid lota on a oomer, in
the best part of Coqnille City, with good
box honse with “ L .”
Lots cleared and
fenoed.
This is one of the best bargains
ever offered here.
80 acres of the finest fir timber on the
river, 2 miles above Coquille City, near the
river, with logging rohds to it.
It is esti
mated that there are 3,000,000 feet of good
timber on the land.
The land will be aold
at a very great bargain.
The cheapest—148}^ acres 2 miles from
Gravel Ford. 30 acres in cultivation.
All
good land goodout range for stock. Honse
20x10 with shed nddition.
Barn 30x42
good orchard, 5 head of cattle, lot of hogs,
12 stands of bees, farming tools.
Good
timlter on uncleared portion of the land.
All for «2200 enquire of J. Sturdwart on the
premises or of the undersigned.
ACRES of excellent timber, fir and
* ' v v cedar, near Coqnille City, for sale at
reasonable rates.
For particulars, enqnire
of J. C. Laird or of the undersighed.
TH R EE LOTS.
A House of 5 rooms centerally located in
Coquille City very cheap for cash.
W H IT E CEDAR
*
acres of white
cedar
timber
) \ ' land, one-fourth mile from Beaf
creek. Very Cheap.
Brewery for sale—capacity ot six
barrels.
Good Location—Every
thing convenient.
Satisfactory reasons
given for wishing to sell.
ne nnd a half acres one-half mile from
Coquille City, on stage road; honse of
five rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, lfiO
fruit trees, somo bearing—Very cheap.
O ’T acres on North fork near Gravel
O I Ford; 25 acres cleared, honse 16x26,
barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, bee
house; 4 stands of bees, 2 cows, household
and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon
and harness, 15 acres of crops; range out
side nnd’oonvenient for 100 head of stock,
is less than one mile from school house and
post offoe—«2500.
JO acres. 4 miles alxive Parkersburg,
oil Coquille river; 25 acres bottom—
ballance launch and hill land.
House 20x28
bam 42x60; good, young orchard, l>earing;
good timber on the on the place; good out
side range for stock. Price, 1250.
dUl500 for 160 ncres of land, 80 acres under
fenoe, 600 fruit trees house, bam 60X40.
V gtod range for cattle adjoining.
UUiK'0 fc r Honse and two lots in
it Coquille
3 5 City; very cheap.
f t I O ACRES on Coqnille river, 80 acres
m t~ T O
bottom land, 6 acres cleared, bal
lance good timber, cedar and fir -convenient
to log.
Small house with three rooms,
«2200. Or, 120 acres including the bottom
-a splendid
spi
land and house H1200—a
chance
for one wishi
wishing to luake a home.
Libera;
terms given.
One choice business lot in Coquille City
—very desirable.
t
A
O
I
G r o c e r ie s , C r c c lr e r y 1
a n d G ls is s 'XX "a-re,
S. F. Floed has severed his con Hitters.” Thousands of othei s have added
nection with tho Prohibition Star their testimony, so that the verdict is unan
Agency I
EDWARDS, BURKE U
is In one t housand eight hundred and eighty
M arried . — At the residence of
and seven.
done in order to better preserve
Clinton Randleman, Bear creek,
Michael Liber.
Dealers in
the peace and quiet of the town,
Jan. 2, 1887, M r. Jas. H . Barklow,
The followiug officiers were in
as well as to secure laws for the
and M iss Louise L . Randleman, all
better protection and improvement, stalled by Coquille lodge No. 53,
of Coos county, Eld. S. S. Barklow
W ill keep constantly on hand
I. O. O. F. in this place Saturday
of the place.
otticiating.
Mr.
Barklow,
the
Am ong the Christmas festivities night; S. P. C. Johnson, N. G .; J.
groom, is the son of the officiating
here a private Christmas tree was B. R . Shelton, Y . G .; John Law
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
clergyman, and is a noble young
had at the residence of E. Bender, rence, Sec.; C. G . W hite, Treas.;
man of fine address and good at
J. Collier, F U B N I T U K E ,
at which quite n number of the L. E . Lathrop, W .;
tainments. His wife is a sister of
; Joe C. Dean, I. G .; Jas. Cart Drugs and Medicines of all Kinds,
neighbors and little folks gathered, C .
the Randleman brothers of Bear
and which was quite an enjoyable wright, li. S., N. G .; P. Drane, L .
creek and her father is a well-to-do
7
, N. G .; Y . N. Perry, R. S., Y .
affair. The tree was handsomely S.
rancher there. She will be a mod
Which will be sold at tho lowest living
decorated, on a paling stand, and G .; C* A. Hanscom, L. S., V . G.
onsh
prices or given in exchange fo
el wife, as she has been a girl
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when lit up by numerous wax can
Wool, Hides, Eggs and all Kinds of
The schooners, Parkersburg and
Success and long life to them, is
dles, presented quite a nice and Free Trade, were towed to sea on
the wish of the H erald .
historical appearance.
Then the Thursday afternoon.
For which a market can be found, and the
Last Friday Col. A. H . W right,
appearance
of
“
Santa
Claus”
(per
highest prices will lie allowed.
assisted by several comrades of the
T h e Verolit IT a n im o u *.
sonated by W in. Rohm ) tho dis
Call and price goods before purchasing
G . A. li., mustered in and installed
W
.
D
.
Suit,
Druggist,
Hippos,
Ind.,
testi
elsewhere.
v4n32
the officers for a camp of the Sons tribution of presents, music by fies: “ I can recommend Eleotric Hitters as
of Veterans to be known as Gen. violin and piano, and a bountiful the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
YYrallaee Camp No. 2, Sons of Vet supply of egg-nog and cake added has given relief in every case. One man
erans, Division of Oregon.
Levi to the pleasures of the evening.
took six bottles, and was cured of Rheuma
Send for Price List of raw Furs and Skins,
“
Hapuy
New
Year!”
tism of ten years' standing.”
Abraham
It. Snyder, captain; B. E. Nosier,
Roots, Water fowl's skins and wild Game
Very Respectfully Yours,
Hare, druggist, Bellvillo, Ohio, affirms:
1st Lieut.; S. S. Snyder, 2nd Lieut.;
to
W . Gouldspee,
Don Ruo.
“ The best selling medicine I haye ever han
This order will undoubtedly ulti
Mr. Boots, the eyeglass and jew
elry man, goes back home via.
Coos bay, Gardiner and Scotts-
burg and will accommodate any
one wishing goods iu bis line.
W hile down here lie took several
orders for harness, he and his son
having a shop and quite a business mately succeed the G. A. li. when
in that line at his home at Drain. Old Father Time masters out the
There
Mr.
is a trustworthy man, and old vetrans, one by one.
are
about
one
hundred
young
men
orders given him will lie promptly
filled, and the goods will always be in this vicinity who are eligible to
membership in this order.
found as represented.
B.
THE NEW AND COMMODIOUS
R. C.
there Some will cross o’er the river, and some house in the coming legislature.
will be born;
are beautiful drives laid out from On tho fourteenth of February some sweet No better selection could be made.
F or S ale . — 80 acres of good
missives will fly,
10 to 20 miles ia length and orna
H e would preside with credit and
bottom land two miles from Co-
Aud the band will play loud on the Fourth
mented on both sides with palm,
dignity.
quille City. A fine house on the
of July;
pepper and other beautiful trees.
And gifts will be exchang’d nnd presents be
Tho news of General Logan’s
premises. Price, 81100; the best
given
The buildings here are of all
death, to be found on our first
bargain ever offered on the river.
kinds and varieties of architecture, In one thousand eight hundred and eighty page, is road by the old soldiers
Call on YY\ L . Laird.
and seven.
from the Mexican adobe to the
with deepest regret.
None knew
n21
tf.
There'll be many arrivals and some few will
fiuest of
modern architecture.
him better than they.
leave;
Charley Moon, Geo. Bunch and
This is the land for one that loves Some ducks will be slaughter’ d by Johnny
Miss Catherine W olfe was re
J. J. Mooths left last week for
Leneve;
Nature iu her semi-tropical beauty.
Miss Lehman will teach out her school quite ported to be dying at her home in
parts unknown, to avoid trouble ‘
There are good churches and splen
successfully.
N. Y . on Wednesday. She is noted
resulting from the part they took
did schools here. Here you will And Miss Royers will quit teaching and be
for having given over a million
in the matter of the latter’s hiding
gin to live blissfully;
the New Englander, with his thrift
institutions,
under the stage at the school enter
And some will be poor, who for money have dollar» to charitable
aud push, aud the courtly south
striven,
and being the richest unmarried
tainment rehearsal, and their testi
erner side by side with Scot, the In one thousand eight hundred and eighty
woman in the United States.
mony in the case.
and seven.
Englishman and the Spauiard.
0 i ' ^
d • • — •
The New York senatorship is in
Johnny Grimes and Miss Alice Under such a regime, the country New houses will spring up and flourish in
a bad muddle, indeed, if we rely
town;
YValker were married at Marshfield is fast becoming cosmopolitan.
More salmon will swim np the river than on the following dispatch relative
on Christmas day. John is an ex Lest I weary you I will bring my
down;
to Senator Miller:
Both Morton
cellent young man, and has the letter to a close.
Doctor Leneve will be seen at his counter.
and Hiscock have made such in
congratulations of theHERALD boys.
This is the best kind of a place And deer will fall victims to many a hunter; roads that the Senator has been
bearing.
nearly
their golden and diamond wedding.
W.
every respect.
The music, fur-
()nr Astronomer-General look’ d to the skv,
D ear
Marshfield that the Escort’s boiler
nished by the ( ’oquille City brass
When the moon was yet nascent and the
exploded.
you please to tell through your
and string band, was supurb.
stars beam'd on high;
columns
how
this
country
impress
1 he Bandon Recorder came out
And he read iu those bodies effulgent and There were about seventy persons
clear
es
a
Coquiller,
and
I
desire
my
in enlarged form last week, with a
masked and something over two
Tho things that will happen this ensuing
friends
wl>o
read
the
H
erald
to
two-page supplement
hundred in attendance.
It is a
year;
consider this as a letter to each of For the things that will be are decided in
little curious to note the difference
The bar at the mouth of the Co-
Heaven
them
individually.
The
San
Ber
quille is in good order, the channel
in the tastes and fancies of differ
In one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nardino
is
quite
an
extensive
valley.
lining straight and deep.
ent people.
The ludicrous and
and seven.
Most of the soil is very productive
Miss Bonnie Reed and Miss
There’ ll ho rain-in Coos County; the stately grotesque usually prevail and this
when it is irrigated. Irrigation is
Coquille
was no exception. The prizes were
Annie Giles, of Myrtle
Point,
almost the sole dependence of the Will rise several feet, so astronomers tell;
given and masks raised a little
made us a New Year’s call. A hap
farmers here for water for a crop, And a brisk immigration will come to this after ten o’clock.
Miss Lehman
py New Year, girls.
State,
though some fine gardens are rais Flowing in through Coos County, the south as Topsy aud Mr. C. Wickham as
The News, it would seem, was
ed without irrigation in the Santa
ern gate;
cowboy, taking the first prizes;
not aware of Ren Smith's agricul
At
Coqnille
river bar some huge rocks will
Ana valley.
Colonization is the
but all diu well, and a merrier
tural college veuture. YVo gleaned
lie riven
scheme here, i.e., to divide np the In one thousand eight hundred und eighty crowd it would be hard to collect.
the item from an exchange.
land into 5,10,20 and 40 acre lots,
and seven.
The supper at both hotels was just
H . YY\ Holverstott has Gallier <fc which are sold at from 8100 to 8500
The H kbald will gain many another sub what it should be.
Altogether tho
Son of this place making an ele per acre with water delivered in
scriber,
ball was certainly the boss so far.
gant spring wagon, which shows pipes on the highest portion of the And contain some new pieces sign’ d thus—
"Wicluiel Liber;”
W i t h U s A g a i n . — Harry Hunt
fine and substantial work. Go see
land (this is for unimproved land John Dean will sell “ lots,” for his energy
and family have moved into their
it
rouses
in the orange belt.) Improved land
As people comfe flocking,inquiring for houses; house on Elliott street, his lease al
Tom Coke and Harve Mmard sells from 250 to 81,000 per acre
And to admit we’re “ ahead” mal-conteuts the Bandon hotel expiring with the
who have been logging on the sometimes for more.
Land sells
will be driven
As Harry is a genuine
East fork for the mill in this place rapidly at the above prices and this In one thousand eight hnudred nnd eighty old year.
rustler we are glad to have them
and seven.
were down last week with a raft of will some day bo the most beauti
with us once more.
logs.
ful land us well as the wealthiest There'll be plenty of weddings, and such
union of forces
The attention ot teachers of Coos
David Cawlfield and wife arrived iu America. So far as I can learn, Will sometimes do well, sometimes end in
county is called to the fact that a
here Friday from Colorado.
Mr. this country compares favorably
divorces;
public • examination of applicants
C. is a son of Uncle Owen Cawl with Coos for the health of its in There'll be joy aud some sorrow, some smiles
and some tears,
for certificates will be had at Co
field of Cunningham creek, and has habitants and the climate is far As there will be and have been in all other
quille City and at Marshfield on
superior to other portions of Cal.
como to locate.
years;
For some will in grief eat their broad with January 8th, 1887.
W illie Moulton writes from Ta The orange, banaDa, apricot, nec
out leaven!
A. J. Sherwood,
coma, W . T., that the snow is three tarine, peach, lime, lemon, citron, In one thousand eight hnudred and eighty
County Supt.
and seven.
feet deep, and that the weather pomegranate, fig, grape, aud other
Hon. YV. F . Benjamin, it is
there is as cold as the place that is fruits flourish here, and grow rap Grim death will be bnsy at night, noon and
morn—
thought, will be the speaker of the
thought, orthodoxieally, to be ex idly. They also soon come into
The bride is well known in Coos for mechanics, especially carpen And the streets will be silent nnd dark at
eleven.
and Curry counties, where she has ters, plasterers, painters and brick In one thousand eight hundred nnd eighty
nine feet from point to point of
aud seven.
a host of friends who will join us layers; good wages and plenty of
feelers, was caught at the mouth of
Fast steamers will skim along Oregon’s
in wishing her a blissful life.
employment.
the river last week.
Rhine;
M iss Annie Leneve gave a birth
The
water
here
is
good—
I
should
Coqnille
will rejoice in a telegraph line;
The mill at this place started
day party at the residence of her say splendid— right from the snowy Some winners to-day will be losers to-morrow,
up yesterday, and the hands go to
sister. Mrs. M. YY’ ay, on Saturday inounta’ns. YY’ood is rather scarce, Some to-morrow will sing who to-day are in
work with a will after an enforced
sorrow.
evening. She entertained a num aud 6 to 88 a cord.
And some losers from Fortune obtain a re
idleness of several weeks.
ber of her young friends quite roy
Capt. Barrows and myself are
plevin
It is said Glenn Aiken, of this
In
ono
thousand eight hundred and eighty
ally, and they, as well as the whole well and find plenty of carpenter
place, is an applicant for the agency
nnd seven.
community, join us in wishing her work at good prices. H e thinks of
at the Siletz reservation.
They
many happy returns of the day visiting his relatives in Tulare R. E . Ruck will remove some astonishing
loads,
*
could not find a better one.
she has reasons to doubly cele during the holidays. Should any Aud the people will talk nlxrat building new
W e noticed several persons from
roads;
brate.
one desire any further information
JackLaird
will continue the sale of good beef,
a distance at the W . R. C. ball here
Mr. J. C. Haynes, of Coos City, from me about this country, if he And some meetings be held by the Women’s
on New Year’s eve. Among them
was iu town Thursday.
H e had will write to me at San Bernardino
Relief;
were S. I). Howell, Miss Rookard
And
we’
ll laugh at the world, for Coqnille
I
will
answer
through
the
H
erald
.
just returned from Bandon, where
will have thriven
and M iss Brovnson of Angora?
he purchased the Lewisport or .With kind regards to all I remain. In one thousand eight hundred nnd eighty
several from the bay and many from
Yours Truly,
Averill hotel. Tho price, including
and seven.
the lower river and other points.
(E lder) J. C. Canterbury.
100 feet square of land, was 83000,
Then Let us work hnrd for tho charming Co
Mr. and Mrs. F . Mark, at Marsh
quille,
late ow ners to move the building
M y rtle P o in t.
field celebrated their silver (25th
Our own stately stream that we all love so
back forty feet and turn it around.
well;
year) wedding on the 26th. They Mr. H . is one of Coos county’s best,
Ed. H erald :— The town here is
Let us pull a good stroke, let ns pull all
are of Coos county’s best people,
together
as well as successful men.
YVe up in arms now, and have, almost
No
matter
how stormy or dark is t he weather:
and we hope they may live to enjoy wish him success in his new ven unanimously, signed a petition for
Let the faults of the past be forgot and
and celebrate the anniversary of ture.
incorporation, by the coming ses
A devil fish,
«»!
It was at Empire instead of
terday, and they are looking for
homes.
ceedingly hot.
he vacated.
- w
Mr. J. P. Stemler has our thanks
for files of Arkansas papers.
A 11AROAIN .
£TQ acres at Gravel Ford, all bottom
J O land.
50 acres under cultivation,
30 ncres good pasture.
One of tho best
places on the North fork; wonld make a
good dairy farm. For particulars enquire
of the undersighed or on the premises of
J. B . Fox, Gravel Ford, Oregon.
A well improved farm of 100 acres on Fish-
trap 50 acres bottom land; jood house and
bam and orchard; is a good home for any
one. Price «2230. Liberal terms given.
120 acres three miles np the North fork.
27 acres plowland cleared, good house; bam
E400. School honse within 200 yards of
the house. Can be made one of the beat of
farms. Very little waste land—good water.
Price «1500.
Inqnire of P . Dean or the
undersigned.
160 acres three-quarters of a mile np Lam-
pey
creek from the river. 20 acres oleared,
Boston, Massachusetts.
50 fenced. O f the timber, 40 acres are white
cedar—good timber.
20 acres grazing
ground on up land. House 28x30, barn 30x
Pure bred Brown Leghorn and Plymouth 30, 200 fruit treeH young and bearing. Small
Rock Poultry for sale by Derward B. Cart fruits of several kinds aud good varieties.
Prioe «1250— Liberal terms.
wright.
Yoncolla, Douglas County,
Oregon.
Enqnire of Walter Sinclair.
BLOODED
FOW LS.