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K E V . S W A F F O K D ’8 A I T O I N T M I N T S .
First Sabbath. North fork and South fork
T r r r llt l«* Scout*»» a l th e M l u r —One*
nlternnti-ty: Second Sabbath. Fish trap and
I t u u i ' c r d a n ti M a t t S t i l l l i c l i c * -
Lainpcy creek, alternately; Third Sabbath,
«■<1 lit I*«* siti to m b e d .
Floras crock and Four Milo, alternately'•
Fourth iabbath . Coquille City, 10:10 a. in.
Vietori i, May 4. An explosion
and 7:. 50 p. m.
li . 15. Swafford.
Dick Sweet's little b o y born last dead, W . Davis. \V. Craven, \V.
week came into this world with
Matterson and four Chinamen.
teeth, but has since shed them.
»Subsequently Major Gibson, fore­
Simpson Bros, at Bandou have a man of the mine, arrived at the
lathe in connection with
their
bottom oT the shaft and was hoist­
wheelwright, cooper and carpenter
ed up safe and sound.
shop.
Later on, at alnrat 1 a. ra. to-day,
The “Thistle,” Hume’s novel
steamer is out on her first trip now, \V. Sc •ales and John Lvun and one
visiting Hogue river, Port Orford, Chinaman were brought up dead.
Klamath, ete.
V o lu n te e rs from Wellington and
in this place.
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miraculously escaped from the low- j in the air shaft itself is entirely
er stopeby following the air course, out. The expectation is that the
and feeling his way to the station fire will be extinguished by day­
wlie'e he was met by a rescuing, light this morning, and instantly
party.
The Coquille
City
brnss
A ll business is flames in the No. 1 shaft of ^he
at a standstill in town and at the \ incouver Coal Company, and at
Wellington mines.
The public 1 p. m. it was thought they had the
j
band
hiü head; everybody «aid be vvaa dying of
. Conaumpr.on.
A trial bottle of l»r. King’d
New lJirtcovery was acni him. Finding re- j
lief, he bought a large bottle and a box of l. r. Has attained n standard o f excelle noe which
King'rt New l ife Fill»; by the time Le liad admits of no t-uperior.
Itoontains ev-ry Improvement that Inventiva
taken two boxes of pilla and two bottles of j genius, skill and money cun produce.
the Discovery, he w is well aud had gained
in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Dottles of
this Great Discovery for Consumption free
at J . 11. Nosier’s.
isro T io m .
i
A ll persons knowing themselves i
indebted to me, are notified to s e t -1
tie the same before or by M ay
’87.
1,
After that date all accounts
not settled will be placed in the
| hands of a collector.
white men and four Chinese were j ed to a small poition of the level
8. N. A . Downing, M . D.
brought up through No. 1 of the ; between the main and air shafts. ; Coquille, City. Mar. ‘¿3, 1887.
hoisting shaft. R. Gibson, foreman, From present appearance the fire
Mrs. "NY. "W. H a y e s ,; ()f the after-damp.
to no o t h e r on
t|ie coast,
llt i r k lt - i i * * A r n i n i r t s h r .
The best nal ve in the* world for cata, bruis­
es, Boren, ulevrs, salt rheum, fever sores, tet­
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, eorr.s, and
all skill eruptions, aud positiv«, ly cute» pile«,
or uo pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
l*rio«s 25 cents per box.
For sale by J . K .
Nosier.
FOtt S A L E .
$2000, onc-lialf down: A good farm of
87 acers good land improved, situated at th«
junction of South and Middle forks of Co­
quille river. Call on I). McNair, adjoining
the premises.
M yrtle
Point
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
J. F. Noyes, P roprietor,
constantly on hand n well regulated assort­
ment, cheaper than the cheapest.
Send in your orders no paiua spared to
give full satisfaction.
v4n!7
The Fino Stallion,
YOUNG CAPÍ. SLiGEPiT!
r IL L
make
the
present season as
follows;
W ill be «t Co­
quille ility on Mondays
and Tui-i days; at Capt.
Hntler’B place ou WednofiJays and
Thurs­
celebration to l>o bad here on the prevails everywhere.
Fourth of July.
the harbor down the air shaft, the
on
Monday
evening
nftei
The court ad-
the i journed for on « month, and gloom
Nanaimo,May 4 —4 p. ra.— So far
known as Sir Woodward’s Thomas, he by
W ill Hood, of South Coquille, Diomede and he by Imported Diomede. A
Mrs. J. Kronenberg, of H alls ten bodies, four of them sadly hand fire engine having l>eeu taken
made us a pleasant visit ou Tues­ limited number of mares will be received
creek, was very sick on Sunday, burned have been brought to the down the mine where it is fighting !
day, while on his way to Coos bay* only, as we wish to put the horse in condition
for the fall trotting races. First come first
but we we learn from Dr. Murphy, surface. Nearly 1(>0 are still un- the fire from the level.
It is im-
Mr. II. is the gentleman who pur­ served.
the attending physician, that she | d «r ground.
Four streams are possible to make an attempt to get
chased the Valentine Gant place,
C. B. Crosby, owner.
is improving. •
playing on the tire below’, aud our at the imprisoned men until the 1
♦he best stock ranch ou the Co­
C»!>t. It. S. Littlefield aiul family
is f" unJ to bo of Sreat B“ rvicc- fire is subdued, for by doing so it j quille river; but he is living in a
through town on Mon,lav A res, ulnS Pnrty
Ket lo the would drive the gas on to the tire j state of single-blessedness, which
eu route to Bamlon, where the ; ™ to'nbed
‘»-.nght, should the and cause a second disaster. There
is not just as it ought to be.
H is
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1 fire be under control.
The mine is but little hope of saving the men j
vapt. goes to superintend the gov-,
and
place consists of 1033 acres, and
i , *i „ . „»I, , t ,
! at which the disaster occurred is alive, but an effort will bo made *
eminent work at the month of our ,
the grass grows on it with unusual
situated on the Esplanade, near the at the first moment to reach the
river.
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luxuriance. At present he has lo »s
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Indian ranchero on the south side imprisoned miners. Over one-half
Mrs. Lhzn Hawley, one of ( )re-
than 100 head of cattle and not
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. of the city from the steamboat of the dead, injured and im prison-1
con s early pioneers and mother of .
,
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quite 2000 sheep on it but ho will
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landing. J t is 700 feet deep, with ed men, leave wives and families to
BY TIIE
Mrs. II. Vt. Ilolverstottof l airview,
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soon have it well stocked, as the
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chambers running m various d i rec­ mourn theii untimely end. Below
el led at her home near Dayton, .
place is adequate to keep a great
.
, i turns.
are
tin*
names
of
those
killed
and
Aam hill county, 1 his state, on tlie , ....
fi i. »
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number of stock.
Lhe stock he
lh e scone on the Esplanade this injured, and those now in the ill-
has is of tlie finest ever brought to
17th ult.
morning is borrow ing in the ex- fated mine: Dead— W illiam Davis,
Coos county and he will, still im­
P r. H'Titge, the medical gentle- ^rtJine
Wives, mothers, sisters and
TO
John Lynn, John Smith, W illiam i
prove it. H e informs us that some
man lately from Texas, moved np (iangilter8 are running to and fro
( ’raven and Frederick Mattson. ,
of his this spring’s lambs are about
to M yrtle 1 oint on Ihuisdav, a n il. afnong St the crowd wailing and
Samuel Hudson of Wellington,
as large as the average old scrub
has loc ted his familv ju>t
‘‘l,u ,noa„ iUj, for the loss of husband,
who formed one of the rescuing) of fall Age.
the North for« lnidge on H oil
father, brother or friend, as body
parties, died from the effects of the 1
ON
Miss Alice Bunch, after an ab­
H . Roberts place.
M i. 1 . is said nft(,r iXKjv js taken to the sur-
after-damp. Seven Chinamen were !
sence of two years, returned to her
to be an excellent plusi< ian by
jn
(.ap,p. a rush is made for
brought up dead. The injured are '
folks here thrpe weeks ago, and left
those who have for years had him
corp8e
the hope that it if u I
Geo. Davis, John Jones, J. Stone,!
for their family physician.
^ ° not too 1 ite to hope for the best, John Lynch and Jules Michael, j again Saturday lr.st for a sojourn
of three years in Portland.
D u r­
commend him to the people of the The HÍr ¡g reüt wiÜJ thft ]amenta
Richard Gibson, the foreman) of ing her absence she lias attended
river
tious of the bereaved, many of tlie mine, miraculously escaped college at Portland, this state, and
Tickets to Ball One Dollar.
Bosa’s hall at Batulon was u n -1 whom refuse to be comforted.
It with a few cuts about the face.
at Healdsburg, California, nnd in­ I Excursion Tickets half usual fare.
der way Iasi Saturday, the frame is a sight which once seen will rev-
Following is a list of those now tends going to college for some A good time Guaranteed.
A Cor­
being up, when that gale of wind ^ be forgotten. V ehicles, streteh- imprisoned in the mine, as near time yet. Miss Alice is a uoble dial Invitation to All.
The boats
young lady, and her many friends
set in and blew it into smithereens, ©rs and rough boards are pressed correct as can be obtained at pres­
hero would have been much pleas­ will make return trips on Sunday.
H e put on a big force of men into the service of removing the ent.
ed to have had a visit from her,but
Parties wishiug to stay over till
j
Biada
lurpliy,
« coaat,
vna in
at ta#
«nauta
undar
iÂ> ler#l
* ibraa
. paara,
ta. par-
a nica,
aa Lmr^a
otilar
it»*, two
Uh “L"
at tha
Ila and
pend of
atlon
d lu TH
Mu.-pùy
mactiln-
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tor
the
pain»
«netta •
itrd
14.00
$3.50
25cta.
IL ,
îgon,
la beam
before,
:i# deli-
u.i
E X C U R S I O N
BALL!
Myrtle Point B r a Basa
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ON.
(ha
apart-
•otharn
Prop.
B
again yesterday nud by night the bodies to the (lead house.
Many
frame was again up aud if is j of these are unrecognizable, their
thought that the roof will be on features from the fire being blnck-
m a couple of days, and that the ©ned, and ill some instances even
hall will be in readiness
ball there on the 14th.
for the charred.
The mutilation of tlie
! bodies is something dreadful.
S ociable . —The ladies of Gen. j
The anxiety for those still in the
Lytle W . R. C. will give a dime mine is intense, and for those hav-
sociable and neck-tie party at the ing their friends entombed in the
Odd Fellow s’ ball
at
this place burning pit there is the greatest
Thursday evening M ay 19.
The ‘ sympathy.
ladies are requested to wear calico
A dispatch was sent to
aprons, and
material.
various.
bring
ties
of
The exercises
Richards, J. Forrest, * Jos. Thomp­
be Inland railway, for an additional
A lunch will be served, j supply of hose and such medical
Admittance, 10 cents.
the I. O. O.
F.
lmll
o r-
Charles Drake, C. W illis,
W illiam
this
place! sell station, where it was put on* Hague, Jas. Lyons, J: hn Thomp­
Wednesday, M ay 11th, by the H art board a special train which left son, A. Smiley, Wm . Morris, Wm.
combination is pronounced by the that station at 3 o’clock this morn- Hoey, John »Miles, Alex McDonald,
Eastern, Southern, and California big for Nanaimo, and which reach-
iooks
New stope— Daniel Dawson, R.
Burns, Thomas Perry, Robt. Nich-
sick ex - 1 Chief Philips, with the approbation oison, Jonanthan Blundell, George
! of his Worship, Mayor Fell, sent Biggs, Goo. Dawson, T. Hughes,
The entertainment to be given in ouft thousand feet of hose to Bus-
)r.
------ Campbell, J. J. Smith.
Proceeds to attendance as could lie forwarded,
be given for relief of a
soldier.
the time she had to stay precluded
Simmons, T. Martin, David E llis ! it altogether. She informs us that
she left her brother Frank at
and bis »son Arthur, Benjamin Healdsburg, but he was going to
Popplewell, James Tuomas, Jos. Portland in a few days. She also
Watson, Edward Johns, David informed us that her sister, Miss
Morgan, E d v a rd W ilkins, Edward Hattie, who returned from Port­
land college some time ago, is
Benton, J. Wohnnk, Jas. Campbell, •
teaching school on M iddle Coquille,
John Malcolm, Robt. Buffington, j
while Miss May is teaching on
J. McGuffie, Robt. Fallon, J a s .M il-1 South Coquille.
ton, W m . Bone, Win. Gilbert, John
T h e V e n t le t r n n n f i u o u f l .
No. 1 level— Geo. Bowden, Geo.
Mr. Jo- son, Michael Lyons, Andrew Hunt­
same 'soph Hunter, superintendent of the er, John Meakin, er., Andrew Muir,
will
papers as being one of
the
best, ed its destination shortly after
W. D . Suit, DruvaDt, Bippus, Ind.. testi­
fies: “ I oku recommend Electric Bitters as
the very bt'st remedy.
Every bottle sold
has given relief in «very case.
One man
took aix bottles, and was cared of Rheuma­
tism of ten years' standing.“
Abraham
llt»re, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, r.flirros:
!
“ The best selling medioine I hay** ever han­
dled in my 20 years’ experience, is Electric
j Ritters.“ Thousands of otheis have added
their testimony, so that the verdict is unan­
j imous that Electric Bitters do cure all dis­
eases of the I fiver. Lidncys or Blood. Only
n half dollar a Inittle at J. H. Nosier's Drug
Store.
Wm. Scales, Frank Tully, W illiam
BORN.
i Stephens, Meujiin and f. Gorman.
and worthy of pationnge.
They o'clock. The hose was at once
will Kive a dance after the perform-
in poaring water into the
.
,
1 burning pit.
ance. free of charge. Give them a ,
a n o t h e r d is p a t c h .
good bouse, and you will get your
Nanaimo, B. C., May 4.— A ter-
money’s worth.
Admission, 50cts., rible explosion of gas took place
children, 25cta.
1 laBt evening in the No. 1 shaft of
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A N D O N,
Sat., May Util, ' 87 .
j
At Sumuer Coos county Or,, April 20,1887
to the wife of John Ruth, a urn.
No. 5 level, old stope— M. Cor­
coran,
Malcolm M cLean,
Peter
Dncca, Joseph Tellardo, John Zei- ;
mani and A. Deportes (Itallian s),
Nicholas Johns, Roderick M cD on­
ald, W . J. Morgan, S. H . Myers,
BLOODED FOWLS.
Puro bred Brown Leghorn nnd Plymouth
Rock Poultry forsr.lt l y ld rw u rd B . Curt-
Yonooila, Dougla» County,
wright.
Oregon
1
o-
Ore.:. <t arc celebrated for vol­
ante, quality of tone, ».eitle e>poiit-c, variety of com­
bination. artiitic tie.;..'!», I ar.ty in limoli, perfect
court ruction, n *. ■ ; i.‘.. ei Lie most attractive, orna­
rne nnl unci deniable or^u.ts for Lomea, schools,
churelies, lodges, societies, etc.
Tbese excellent
E S T A B L IS H E D REPT7 T A T IO V .
IJ K t iC A Ilb n c IL IT IL S ,
W fc H U I D W O b K M E X ,
BLitT B A T I B I A I «
COSTBINXD, HAIL! THIS
T H B PO PULAR ORGAN
Instruction Beaks and Plano Stools.
Catalogues end Price Lists, on appUeattoo,
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO.
831 BLUE ISLAND AVE.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
NOTICE.
All who are ind*. bled to the firm of John­
son
Laird will ph ase call at my office and
settle,ns all film accounts have been placed
in my hands for collection.
A. J. S ir rwood.
IJ K O P A G A T O K of, and dt altr in Fruit
L
Trem nnd small fruits.
lie keeps
while
‘ Mrs. L . is a pianist of rare ability.
j Prof. A. gave us a fine exhibition
N ursery.
on guitar and harp playing, both days, and at Myrtle Point on Fridays and
fire under control.
The Merry
J I !
Saturdays.
This splendid horse was sired
wheat her steam-fire engine is doing at the same time. G o hear them
by Old Capt. Sligart. he by a large Sir Thom­
good work, pumping water from Wednesday evening.
as horse, his prandsire a well bred horse
will give a grand ball in this place schools are closed.
# for
i
Rescuing parties continu- | the fire is out the work of convey­
ed to attempt to reach the entomb­ ing air into the mine will be pros­
ed men, but were unable to rescue r ecuted, and the impression ia that
Iowa slough is under great obli- t h e ’ships are now working hard only fifteen up to this hour. They by to-morrow evening the full ex­
gations to the stunner Antidope putting «.ut the fire in the mine, were overcome with the after-damp tent of the disaster will be ascer­
and her ciew for fuvois in foi waul- anij are reported to be succeeding.
and had to be rescued by others. tained.
ing mail matter.
As soon as they ar»* successful, j One of those uoble rescuers, Paul
The Lizzie Prien and S. Daniel­
Mr. ami Mrs. H ornee Haskins, rescuing parties will lie sent down.
Hudson, succumbed to the effects son, which took on cargoes of lum­
of Fairview. visited faieuds in this
j At present it is impossible on ac- of the after-damp.
Tlie scenes ber at Lyons’ mill, this place, were
place one day last week.
W e ac-
! count of after damp.
One of the around the shaft-head were most
kuowle lge a call.
towed to the lower river on Friday,
_ T
,
,
. 1 rescuing party, Samuel Hudson of heartrending.
Friends of those tlie Cth inst., the tug katie Cook
J . L Kronenberg opened a meat
.
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; Wellington, was killed by after imprisoned below are looking for
taking both in tow at the same time.
market in this place at the la d e n ,
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I damp at 11 oclock last night and the missing. At this hour but lit­
& Co. place, opposite the Robinson ,,
. .
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.
Prof, and Mrs. Lorraine, and
1
the same fate nearly befell several tle hope is entertained for the safe­
house tin4 week.
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: others who were saved with great ty of the imprisoned men.
The ! Prof. Albert of the Hart combina­
Geo. Massey, who is solely af- j difficulty by the exertions of the fire is still raging, but it is thought tion which plays in the Odd F el­
fiieted with dropsy, was brougnt j)]|y8it.iHnd jjj attendance.
it will soon bo got under control \ lows’ hall, this place, on W ednes­
down Saturday aud is at the Olive
The imprison *d miners number and then the rescuing party will day evening, gave a host of their
hotel for treatment.
new friends a grand musical treat
1.40 or 150 men and boys, 00 being again attempt to go below.
Mrs. J. r. Jenkins, ot the isth- white
and the rest Chinamen
Nanaimo, May 4.— A ll this day i at the Olive h o ie l last night. Prof.
mus. retured
to
her home on W r y slight hopes are entertained gangs of men have been engaged L. used to travel with the noted
Tuesday after a visit to her par- ,,f saving any of them on account in a strenuous effort to subdue the violinist, John kelly, aud is second
Point.
CHICAGO
C O TTA G E
ORGAN
Coal
Nanaimo, May 5.— It is estima­
D on’t cease to renmmber tlie
Immediately after the explosion feet into the air. In a few’ minutes
b ill to be given here July the 4th, the rescuing parties rescued Geo. llames commenced to issue through ted that there is between fifty and
by our band.
. Davis. John Smith, J. Jones, James the air shaft with a loud roaring seventy-five Chinamen in the mine.
In a short time the fan At 9 p. m great advances had been
Jno. Nnsburg. of
Marshfield. St.me, John Lynn and Jules Mich- noise.
spent several days here last week, a,»|t an,j they are all alive and do- house caught fire and was quickly made in'hnbduing the flames, and
chatting with old friends.
ing well. They also brought up consumed. In the meantime nine | it is now thought the fire is confin­
ents. Mr. and
f tba
Vancouver
those on the surface had of hu ex- Evan Jones, Win. and Jas. Davey,
of gaH, fr in u cause uukuown, plosion was a terrific shock, follow- ; J. H. Westfeldt, Arch Muir, Henry
LOC A L I T E M S
an outburst of thick black Lee Rii l his son Hudson, Robt. and
nlxnit <» p. m. yesterday occurred at ed by
*
smoke through the air shaft. The John Howe, Wm. Kelly, Jos. and
Mrs. H ans Revd was visiting tht' Esplanade, in shaft No. 1, at
Nanaimo. The explosion was fol- tivst explosion was quickly follow- Andrew Morton, Geo. Bertram,
friends on the river last week.
i
ed by a second one, stronger than Herbert Beirlockwny, W m . Lucky,
The Masons have the fouialation lo" ' * 1 •*> ,ir'’
tIie " ir s,l!' ft- aml
timbers
for their hall on th e ; the fan house was totally destroy- the first, carrying pieces of wood, ! sr., W m. Luckey, jr., Jas. Hogan,
miners’ lamps, etc., hundreds of ; J. Byers and Jas.Tsbister.
grollnds.
; ed by lire.
•qntll»
■eveu
rÎT*r.
in Te.v»K.
company’s T. Allen and H . Brun.
Groat excitement haw been caused in tlie
mine, in which there were upwards ! No. 3 level, uorth —George Old, vicinity of Farin. Tex., by the remarkable
of one hundred and fifty miuers at Abraham Lewis, John Wobank, reo* »very « fa ir J. E. Corley, \.ho v,as s>,
the time.
The first intimation Copley Wobank, Thomas Evans, Le¡iile¡*;-i he cuiiid not tum in b. .1, or rai:
the
Monday, may do so on same terms.
J. Henry Schrood r, Sec.
M. P. B. B.
N O T I C E !
A ll persons owing me on account
are respectfully requested to pay
up, on or before M ay 5th, 1887.
Those of the upper river can hand
the amount to Wm. Volkmar, Sr.
Myrtle P o in t After that date all
accounts not settled, will be placed
in the hand of a collector.
J. M. Volkmar, M. D.
n 35-4 w.
1 S T C T IO E !
LI» those indebted to me are hereby
. notified to call aud settle, and save
costs.
W. E. K a c k l if p .
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
n352m
V
Land Agency!
— :0 :—
T iro T J n d ersigiioci
H as
Land
ik b '
X2T
Coquille
*
City
and
Is prepared to buy or sell for
reasonable consideration.
H e has the following for sale:
The Greatest Bargain
Out
A
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r
e
a
t flia
iifc fo
r m
a
k
in
g M
o
n
e
y
,
$•125.— Two splendid lots ou a corner, in
the be.st part of Coquille City, with good
box h*>u»c with “L .“
Lots cleared and
fenced.
This is one of the best bargains
ever offered here.
80 ¡loresof the finest fir timber on the
rivtr. 2 miles above Coquille City, near the
river, with logging roads to it.
It is esti-
nmted that there arc 8,000,000 feet of good
timber on the lurid.
The land will be sold
nt a very great bargain.
'lire cheapest—1481,' acres
miles from
Gravel Ford. :50 acres in cultivation.
All
good land gooduut range for stock. House
20x16 with shed addition.
Barn 30x42
good orchard, 5 head of cattle, lot o f hogs,
12 stands of bees, farming tools.
Good
timber «.n uncleared portion of the land.
All for $2200 enquire of J. 8tnrdevant ou the
premises or of the undersigned.
T H R E E LO TS.
A House of 5roomsc"nterally located in
Coquille Citv verv cheap for cash.
W H IT E C E D A R
1
acres of while
cedar
timber
B H r land, one-fourth mile from Bear
creek. Very Cheap.
4 Brewery
for sale—capacity of six
-» x
barrels.
Good Locution— Every­
thing convenient.
Satisfactory rtnsons
given for winning to sell.
ne aud a half acres oue-hnlf mile from
Coquille t’ity, ou stage road; house of
five rooms, wood-shed, good cistern, 150
fruit trees, some bearing— Very cheap.
J
acres on North fork near Gravel
Ford; 25 acresolcared, house 16x26,
barn 30x54, smokehouse, wood-shed, l>ea
house; 4 stands of trees, 2 cows, household
and kitchen furniture, farming tools, wagon
and harness. 15 acres of crops: ra n "« out­
side and Convenient for 100 head of stock,
is U*ss than one mile from schoqHiouse and
post offoe— $2500.
^ 1 5 U ' for 160 acres of land, 80 acres under
fer»oe, 6(k) fruit trees house, barn 60X40.
V g* od range for cattle adjoining.
fc r House and two lots in GoqniUe
City; very cheap.
One choice business lot in Coquille City
—very desirable.
O
A UAllQAIX.
Q acres at Gravel Ford, all bottom
D O laud.
On acres nnder cultivation,
30 acres good pasture.
Cue of the beet
places on the North fork; would make a
good deiry farm.
For particulars enquire
o f the unuersighed or on the premises of
J. B. Fox, Cravel Ford. Oregon.
E. C obm an ,
Apply to
120 acres three miles up the North fork.
Norway, Oregon.
27 acres plowland cleared, good house; barn
40x40. School house within 200 yards of
CO A L! C O A L! !
the house. Can be made one of the beat of
farms. Very little waste land—good water.
W . R . Panter will deliver stone ooal on
I*rioc $1500.
Inquire of P . Dean or the
the bank of the river at his landing fd* undersigned.
$2.50 in bulk; in sacks— sacks furnished—
160 acres three-quarters of a mile np Lam-
$3 per ton.
pey creek from the river. 20 acres cleared,
▼5n26tf.
*
50 fenced, ( i f the timber, 40 ceres are white
cedar—good timber.
2») acres grazing
Ton head of young Milcli Cows. ground on up land. House 2^x30, bnrn 30x
:>0. 200 fruit trees vonnguud bearing. Small
Apply to
fruits of severs* kinds and pood varieties.
G. W . S t e v e n h o n , Price $125— Liber d terms.
Enquire of Walter Sinclair.
i Fairvinw, Orejjon.
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Or at this office.
DTor S a le I •
I lia ve a. trull For sale
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