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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1883)
progressing on the cables between the the spikedriving in gay colors and high main land and Alcatraz and A d gal Is feathers. Everybody who had anything to do Wish to inform their friends of MONMOUTH AND VICINITY. lands. The cables will be completed Mrs. F. M. Murphy, oh Eugene, is next week. A cable for the mouth of with the making of the Northern Pacific Uolk County • the Columbia"' river to—eonneefc--Feri Railroad waa^-repreggnted, except. the visitingTclati ves ilr town.---- ------ Chinese. They were not to be seen. That they have just received the Sister Judge Butler has our thanks Canby and Fort Stevens will be shipped The last spike was not gold, and it largest assortment of for some nice peaches sent to this office. next week. A signal station has been transpires that it had never been offici built at Fort Canby. As soon as it is The people of Monmouth are busy ally so designated. It was the same old CASKETS, preparing for the opening of the echool placed ail vessels arriving in the Colum rusty spike that was first driven, thir bia river will be reported. By means of next week. BURIAL CASES, the international code messages will be teen years ago. We acknowledge an invitation to the sent to all vessels capable of receiving AND S an . F rancisco , Sept. 10 —George quilting at Mrs. 8. 8. Whitman’s to them. As soon as it is finished the cable Barstow, a prominent lawyer of this city, BURIAL ROBES, morrow, Friday. * for Tatoosh island, Puget Sound, will and for many years a mejnber of the Our recent rains «have had a good be shipped. It will connect the island State Legislature, died yesterday of can That was ever brought to the effect in driving away the smoke from with the mainland. Full meteorological cer in the stomachy aged 71 yean. • County, and their prices are the valley and giving us some more reports will be sent to all cities on the An attempt is going to be made to op * lower than were ever sold sunnydays. ~~ * — Pacific coast. The first news of many erate ihcTiil^’sioti stf^f railroad by elec here before. Bro. P. H. Murphy has our thanks approaching storms will precede their tricity. —:o:— for some nice musk melons. He showed arrival in time to guard against damage. S an F rancisco , Sept. 10.—The pastors _ us one he raised which was 22 in. long One important part of the work to be of many of the churches in this city last We also have the largest stock of performed in connection with the laying night severely criticized Henry Ward and weighed 7 lbs. FURNITURE Miss Ida Murphy has been suffering of the northern cable, will be reporting Beecher and his doctrines. Some of —severly-with a cevbunele e» her hand, vessels needing assistance, so help may_ them describe him as a *‘ Fallen Church , In the County, which we offer at but is improving. She has our sympa be sent. The Columbia river cable will Star.” Others characterise him as noth . very low prices. thy, for we know what such suffering be about four miles long. The Tatoosh ing better than a “Sounding brass and We thank the public for past island cable is two miles long. There tinkling cymbal.” Others again claimed means. will be about five miles of cable in San that Iiis doctrine of evolution presents favors, and hope, by fair dealing, To D istrict P atrols .—Pupils who Francisco harbor . nothing, and that all that he advances to hold their trade and as many were last year in the Fifth Reader or The people of the northeastern part has been long ago told by men of great highei grades are invited to be present of Marian county and the southeastern new ones as wish to trade with us. er intelligence than ever he possessed. at the opening next Tuesday and be or ganized into classes with the regular portion of Clackamas oounty want a nar Dr. F. F. Cabiness, surgeon at Fort ALLEN & OSBORN, college work. No change will be made row gauge railroad constructed from Stevens, says the fort will be abandoned 1NDEPENDKNCR, OR. for the attendance the first week. The Silverton running north and east some time during this fall. This step is 31-tf Primary will not begin till the follow iron ooal mines and the lime rock beds, rendered necessary by the encroach ing Monday as ordered by the direct and thence to Portland. It is a worthy ments of the ocean upon the land, a enterprise, and should be encouraged; ors. good portion of the point being already The little steamer Wasp found the — D. T. S tanley , washed away* t ------ :o:------ President Christian College. steamer Myrtle on1 a sand flat, near Con- The steamer IF. K. Merwin broke her ter villa, Coos river, a nd in .pulling,, her Opening exercises of Christian Col off the Wasp was capsized. She will sliiiTtto-day7und witl have- to Tay by " -Read. This Column Through until sh^can get a new one from Port lege at Monmonth, Polk County, Ore soon be raised. and you uuill Saue Money. land. gon, September 18, ’83, beginning at 10 The coal mines at Marshfield, Coos The steamship Umatilla has just com o’clock, A. M. county, seem to have passed into the :o: pleted a round trip from Seattle to San PROGRAMME. bands of a San Francisco company. Francisco and back in eight days and Opening chorus. A son of J. W. Wiggle, who lives in We will charge you nothing for 24 hours, the quickest time on record Prayer,.................. Eld. J. W. Spriggs, Salem. Anthem,.................................................. Choir. Benton county, left home about a year over that route. The same steamer showing tlie'Goods and telling the Opening Address, Hon. J, F. Caples, Porland. ago, and no word was ever received took hence three cargoes of coal last Glee,........... ’.................... .'............ .Glee Club. Short speache8 by members of the Polk Co. from him until a few days ago, when a month, a feat never accomplished by Prices. Compare them with other legislative delegation and others. letter was received stating that he had Song Quartette—Dedicated to the public any other ship. firms. arrived in Dublin, Ireland, as a “ bold schools of Oregon. Announcemants and adjournment. sailor boy.” We have just received BUSINESS LOCALS. Every citizen of the State is hereby A flash of lightning struck a Mr. invited to be present at the Opening Ex Starr’s house in Corvallis, and tore Hodgins Ac Chamness, Independance, 50 Diffei ent Patterns of French Or., at the Post-Office Store, have on erciees, or to visit the school any day things up in a rather lively manner a hand full stock of School Books and in the year. few days since but no one w»s hurt. At School a Supplies Imported Pants Goods of all kinds. Groceries the same time a maple tree was struck and Provisions, imported and domestic, Latest Styles. PACIFIC COAST. in the same city and torn to peices ; al Cigars, Tobaccoe8, Candies and Nuts of kinds always on hand. Give us a A fine assortment of The News office, Portland, is in re so a woodshed of W. C, Crawford’s was all call. School Books a speciality. ceipt of a communication stating that battered up a little.- But strange to say Farmers Mercantile Association of LADIES DOLMANS, one Mrs. B. Rosenthal, of Portland, no politician was struck. Monmouth are receiving a very fine The salloon of Wm. Voigt, at Albany, assortment of goods complete in every formerly of Virginia City, was the first lady who rode over the Northern Pacific was burglarized a few nights ago to the department for the spring trade. Dress Ladies & Children’s Ulsters, amount of $26.50 Goods and TrimmiLgs of the latest Railroad line. styles, Mens and Boys Clothing, a CASHMERES OF ALL SHADES, The burden of all the speaking at the T he L ast S pike .—The last spike cere splendid assortment of Bootsand Shoes, monies took place at 6 o’clock Helena grand consumation on Saturday, Sept 8, Hats and Caps, Fancy and Staple Goods, ALL WOOL. time, and quarter-past 5 Portland time. was, of course, the era marked by the Groceries, Crockery, Glass-ware, Tin The strokes xere announced in Portland completion of the road, the special debt ware, &c., <fcc. Remember you can A laige assortment of CLOTH for by taps on the fire bell and the blowing of admiration and gratitude due Mr. save money by dealing with this eBtab- Cloaks or Ulsters of the Hydraulic Elevator Company’s Villard, and the history of the road as ment. Last, but not the least, a good big whisle. The delay in the time set it passed from its inception through the for the driving of the last spike was oc hands of its various Presidents. The NOTICE TO FARMERS. assortment of casioned by a freight train getting off foreign visitors praised everything in SALEM FLOURING MILLS 1 BUCKINGHAM & HECHTS’ the track this side of Missoula and there the entire country, and the Governors THE J- Company having bought the Farmers ’ of the States seized upon the occasion to by preventing the Western guests arriv BOOTS AND SHOES, Warehouse at Independence, will receive ing on time. No.other accident accurred. to advertise their several sections. _ Wheat in store on usual terms, subject Which can’t be beat. The inadequacy of telegraphic com- 1 to order, and pay the highest market S an F rancisco , Sept. 8.—Submarine ] at any time the storer may wish to cables are about to be laid by the signal munication with Portland was never price Remember the Red Brick Store sell. Sacks furnished free of charge to service under the supervision of Lieu more keenly felt than on the spike-driv move the Wheat to the Warehouse. of tenant James Allen, of the Third United ing occasion. For further particulars inquire of the __ Rosendorf & Hirschberg, The Indians, who tried to prevent the I Agent at Independence,- States Cavalry, the importance of which W. P. CONN A WAY, A gent ; j 35-tf is not easy to oyer estimate. Work is building of the road, were present at | - INDEPENDENCE, OR, ALLEN & OSBORN NEWS OF THE WEEK. 1 ■ ■» TO THE PUBLIC! 0 i A. VI iUXVUUL GUI UIV UltJL B J