F. A. Morris, Sec’y.
J. T. Smith, Tre'i'r.
4 I I I K i l l \ O T M l >.
—J. C. Nelson, one of Yamhill county’s
— Merry Christmasl
MI m ELLANKOUS.
most enterprising farmers, called at the
KKIKNl»» UllUKUIl -Sorvicos every >m
— Buy useful Christmas presents. See
day at 11 a. in. and 7 p m. and Yhur<tla> at 10
G u m iir office Monday and s|s>kc words
a. in. S ibbath School over* Sunday at Ion m. our new dress goo Is. now trimmings, Ac.
of good cheer and encouragement. Mr.
Monthly Meeting at 10 a iu tno firM Sitnrd iy
I in eaoh'niouth. Quarterly Meetiug the second Satins, velvets and ribbons in all styles Nelson crossed the plains to Oregi n in
Saturday and Sunday iu Februrury, May, and new shades.
1844 and lias resided on the farm where
; August uud November.
•M orris , M iles ik Co.
! EVANGELICAL UHUKUH,—RoguUr service
lie now lives since 184<>, exe-'pt a few
W o h a v e C o n s t a n t l y o n H u m ! n S u p p ly o f
\ fir>t and third Sundays of each linuith at 10 at. i — Mrs. A. M. Hoskins left at the G r a i ’ i i -
years while in bnsineseat Lafayette. Mr
i m.; second and fourth Suiul iy> at 7 p. m. Sab- j
' hath School every Sunday at 11 a. m.
io office a nice boquet of rososard other Nelson
has several times represented
T
beautiful flowers that were grown out of Yam hill county in tbe Legislature and
PROFESSIONAL UAKPS.
doors with no protection whatever.
held other office* of trust and profit,
— Howard Williams and three sisters always giving good satisfaction to the A l l S iz e s , 1-r o m 2 1-12 t o 11! in c h e s , u t U e u s o iiu b lo C r i c c a . A l s o
J . M l H T M O O Itlv ,
arrived from Man’s Choice, Pennsylvania. people.
I H i il c l h i f i »»< 1 C a v in g - l i r l o k .
T ile D e liv e r e d o n C a rs a t
IJltYSIClAN ASP SfltiiEliN. imihv M u'.'i1
L tir.--, priin sitirv. NonLi-ric, Orcmui.
Sunday evening. Their parents are on
T c n c h c r« A ssociation .
K a o t o r y P r ic e s .
;
The Co. Ti'Rchers association meets .it Lalny’
the w ay and will be here in a few days.
ette, Dee, -Mh ami
We notice Prof. Mor
Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon.
L O C A I. M O W S O K T ill- : W E E K .
— In our marriage notice last week we ! risou, Miss Miles and Mrs. Bell are on the pro
married the wrong man. W e are sorry gram which was received two late for this
— Merry Christmas !
O K IX iO N .
for the mistake, but trust no one lias I h - cii week's paper.
Is incorporated under the laws of [lie state for the purpose of inducing immigration,
2-tf* :
—Candy of all kinds, cheap.
injured. It was all the fault ol the— 1
D r iv in g T e a m F o r S ale.
improving our town and delveloping the many natural resources of
M o k k is , M i i . es it Co.
“ Inker.”
N. M. Snot l g raws has a tfoixl driving
our surrounding country, and is neither a wholly s[iecn-
— Surveyor I>.itt finished surveying the team to soil Udori» he ^oos Hast with
—Joe Concannon went to l ’ortland
Edwards addition Tuesday and is work-
Enquire at the Newlierg Fruit
lative scheme nor charitable institution.
Tuesday
ing on the Vantresa or Frank place. All Dryer or at residence, north of the depot,
—Come in and see us anil subscribe for the work is being done for the Immigra near the school house.
tbe U k a p iiic .
tion Board.
New Drug Store.
Jesse Hobson, Pres’t.
B. C. Miles, Vice Pres’t.
TIIE CHEHALEM VALLEY
BOARD OF IM M IGRATION,
N ew berg Tile Factory.
I V I 11 S T
O LA S S
J.
T )H A IX
’T I L E
EDW ARDS.
M O O R E B R O S .,)
ZfcsT I E " W
THE DRUGGISTS,
I B I E J E t < 3 -
Near depot, where we will lie found
— Holiday goods and Fine Candies at
— A. T. Haworth lias stored a lot of
----- Have on Hand the Finefrt Stock of------•
cotfins in the back room of tbe C ir . u - iiic ready to wait on the public, both day and
Moore Bros.
has more than doubled in size and population the present season, because she has
office where they will lie very handy for night. Prescriptions filled with prompt
— N. C. Maris went to Portland on bus
11. C. I I a l d ,
our lighting editor. W e are negotiating ness and care.
the natural facilities for making a goo 1 little city, and her wide awake
iness Tuesday.
----- ever Seen in Th is Part of tlw State.-----
Newberg, Oregon.
for wholesale rales.
energetic citizens are substantially improving and taking bold of
—Christmas Tree at Moore Bros
s t e r e o s c o p ic v ie w s o f ouegost s c e n e r y .
N
u
r
s
e
r
y
S
l
o
c
k
.
— Mr. T ile r, i f Montana, returned to
Christmas day.
ALBI US AND VASES,
FANCY PEKKI’MEKV,
business in a manner that inspires confidence in ttic new
Portland highly pleased with what he
Cooper ik Son, proprietors of the Now-
CI-PS ANI. SAl’CEK*
JAPANESE GOODS.
—J. II. Carter has some fine dolls. saw around Newberg. lie is looking for berg Nursery, have on band a full supply
HOOKS
AND
BANKS.
SCRAP
ALBl’MS
coiners. Almost all lines of business are repre
Call and see them.
POLLS
a
n
d
JKWELKT,
WORK
BOXES, ’
fruit land and thinks he has found it in j of nursery stock and are prepared to fill
sented, and our shipping facilities enable
TOILET SE'IS,
MAGIC LANTERNS.
orders and supply the trade. Cull at the
— Henry Austin’s new barber shop will the Chehalem vallev.
LAPtE»' SATCHELS,
CHILDRENS' TEA SETS. ■
our merchants to give
new nursery, near the tile factory, on
soon he completed.
NARROW OVAGK RAILROAD TRAIN.
— A . J. Rhodes, lute of Mapleton,
Portland street, Newberg, Oregon.
— What makes Foster look so pleased. Minn., bought 20 acres of Oliver A Col-
Notice.
cord’s fruit land north of town.
W e are
Just watch and see.
T I I E
L O W E S T
P R I C E S .
informed that Mr. Rhodes will improve
W o announce to tbe public that Mr.
— Rev. McEntire, of LaFayette, was in
and plant the land at once.
Calvin Stanley bus become a momber of
Newberg Wednesday.
our firm, and tbe business will carried on
R iver Steamers land three-fourths of a mile from the town at the lowest water mark.
—
Our
store
is
now
filled
with
a
choice
— This week we print (>2 quires or 1,500
under the firm name of Morris, Miles A
selection of staple l>rv Goods. Trunks,
The advantages for fruit raising in Chehalem V a lley are unsurpassed
copies of the G r a ph ic .
Co. Our store is now filled w ith as com
valicos, notions and fancy goods. Of
plete a stock of general merchandise as
on tlie coast.
—A large invoice of Jewelry at Moore
eouise our grocery stock is more complete
can he found iu the county, made up of
Bros., for the Holidays.
than ever.
M o rris , M i i . es A Co.
well selected dry goods, groceries, boots,
—The new Drug store is open. Come,
— Benjamin Janeway, knowing our shoos, bats, caps, notions, fancy goods,
T h a t h o is l o c a t o t i
boys, and sample his cigars.
weakness for good apples, presented us etc. Give us a call, and with prompt at
— Howard William s and sisters are with a basket of choice Rambus and tention and courteous treatment we w ill
Baldwins. They are living sampled in try and do you good.
guests at the Newberg House.
the most rapid and scientific manner.
M orris , M ii . es A Co.
— Joe Everest lias put up some nice
W I T H
_A_
‘
The stock is mostly subscribed for a large fruit cannery which will bo in operation
Ktlelldsle Items.
— Vnclo Win. llobson who has just re
show cases at the Postoflice ¡Store.
the coming season.
W e are now negotiating for a competent canner. The
turned from California where he has been
Lots of mud.
— Harry L. Wells, of the West Shore
spending a few weeks with his brothers,
Board has the business and resident lots of tbe original town for
Mr. J. G. Sebastian, from Grangeville,
Magizine, was in Newberg Tuesday.
thinks land in the Chehalem valley worth L T., is at Effondale visiting bis sister
sale, also
— Look at our K ip boot, at $2 00. No about as much as their $500 California Mrs. J. C. Smock.
split leather in it.
land.
Our Literary Society is doing very well
M orris , M iles & Co.
— Alpli. Blair, Sum Woodward and one with an attendance of alioiit thirty i>or-
— Just received, a large invoice of goods or two other gentlemen, returned from a sons. Mr. R. H. Tyson is President and
direct from the east.
M oore B ros .
1 if.
hunt last Saturday. The weather was not Archie Cambell, Secretary.
There will lie an entertainment and
— W o buy produce of all kinds and pay very favorable, but the com puny managed
to get two deer and a good lot of small Christmas Ship at Middleton, on Christ
M o r r is , M il e s A Co.
They also have nice five and ten acre tracts near town for those wishing a con the best prices.
mas Eve. A cordial Invitation is given
game.
— W ill S. Reece and Jesse Hobson
venlent little country homo.
For further information call on or
to all.
— Some Portland gentlemen passed
went to Portland Friday evening to hear
Mr. J. C. Campbell lias rented Mr.
address their Managers
through Newberg Monday with a drove Smocks part of the mill for the ensuing
Moody.
of good cattle.
They were grain-fed
— W . N. Ruble, agent for tbe Victor steers weighing from 1,200 to 1,800 year.
Merry Christmas to all.
Sale & Lock, is stopping at the New beig pounds and were raised and fed in this
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o
O F f - — ■
M A R IS , O L IV E R & W R IG H T ,
House.
Fifty OollarH l-owaril.
county.
C O O K NTOVES,
llAHDW ARl-r.
Taken from Smith Pro’s. Livery Barn
— Holiday goods—The largest and best
H E A T IN G STO VES,
—Jesse Hobson’s saw mill is cutting
TINW AR E,
Newberg,
Oregon,
Dee.
9th
1888.
One
assortment in town at W ym an's Furni about ten thousand feet of lumber per
l
W IN D O W G LAS S,
bay inure 15 hunilsdiigli, black mane and
who do a general land,and agency business and have as good a list of all kinds pi ture Store.
y
(Jav. Mr. Ilobdon'has much other busi
and every other article usually kept in a first-class
tail, high head, good style, eight years
land as any fir^h in the valley which tl^ey will gladly show intending
Hardware Store.
— Buy guaranteed Pocket Knives. If ness and would sell a half interest in bis old, tail rather short. Also a new saddle
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one goes back on you, wo give you a new mill at a bargain. It is the liest paying w ith black leather on stirrups lined with
<
settlers free of charge.
business in the country.
one free.
M o rris , M iles A Co.
yellow
sheep.
New
smitHehit
bridle
and
I f you want to buy come where bargains are for sale.
I f you want to sell leave
—Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs buffer. The thief is one Jim Smith, a
—Carter ik Foster sold 24 acres of Hur-
Havid Martin and Mrs ('. F. Moore attended tin*
your land where buyers come.
ly A Large land, joining Newberg, to a Golden Wedding of tlieir parents John and man six feet high, weighs about 170 lbs.,
Insurance Effected and Money Loaned on Realestate.
Notorial Business Care M i . M clntry.
Sarah Hanson, at llayton, last Wednesday. dressed in dark clothes, coarse heavy hi aits
They report aaplendtd time and the samples of black felt hat anil duck overcoat. Sandy
fully done.
— Mr. Warren, of Monmouth, and Mr. cake left at the G raphic office are evidence of
A l l K i n d s o f It c p a i r i n g N e a t ly anil D i-oinply D o n e . C o m e fi*
beard all over face and rather short heavy
Stump, of Dallas, are stopping at the a regal feast.
mustache. Last seen in Portland trying a m i See m y S tock .
Railroad House.
— The two story business house of W in to sell the horse at the stables. W e will
«X. B . M O U N T .
1—tf.
M A R IS , O L IV E R & W R IG H T ,
— Quong Yuen and bis gang of Chinese slow A Nicholson on Center Street, is pay $25 for the horse and saddle, $25 for
grubbers are at work on the Oliver <fc Col- nearly enclosed and will Is- completed as the thief, or $50 for both.
soon as possible. The rooms on the ground
1,f'
cord subdivision.
S mith B ros .
lloor w ill be used for a restaurant and on Newberg, Yamhill Co. Oregon.
— II. M. Concannon now holds a posi
i the second floor for lodging rooms.
M jcim ' Fish I’ontl.
tion on the P. A W . V . R. R. with a good
— The business of the Immigration
proepect of promotion.
In company with Sam. Hobson, the
Board lias so increased that an office in artist, who Is taking views to m .- ii I Last,
— Messrs. Straney and Mitchell have
Portland seemed necessary, and one has a G raphic reporter visited Myers' Ftrdi
] returned East, but intend to come back
been established at the corner of ¡ird. and Pond, situated about a mile und a half
soon and select a place.
K Sts., opposite the International Hotel. I i-t of Newberg. A very strong mountain
— lifty-tb ree residences and business Mr. O liver will occupy the Portland siding runs out of the hill side into a deep
houses have been built in NewbeJg dur desks.
E A S T E R N
P R O P E R T Y
canyon w hich lias been scraped and dam
ing the past six months.
— Hon. S. Brutsehcr, County Commis med by Mr. Myers until it forms a deep
EXCHANGED
— See our Christmas goods, sure, before sioner, called at the G raphic office Fri |x)nd which lias been stocked with Ger
buying and save money.
day. Mr. Brutsehcr has lived on his (140- man Carp, some of which will weigh
For Information Address at Either of the Following Offices:
M orris , M iles & Co.
acre farm near Newlierg since 1K49 and is twenty live imumls. Besides the Carp,
in some unacountable way, millions of
711 N. 3rd St., P o rtla n d , Or., Salem, Or. and N cw berjf, Or.,
— The Deskins property has been di one of the best posted men on county
we have had the pleasure of meet English rain-bow trout have got into the
vided up between the heirs and we hope affairs
|
tin* H eadqu arters ol’ the Friends.
pond. They are beauties and make lively
ing.
will Vie put on the market.
fishing. The hatchery got so full that if
—
E.
If.
Woodward
went
to
Portland
— Jesse Edwards’ hay rick fell down
tiecame necessary to thin them out a few
and cliff-
, „„„
, , ...
one day last week killing five Angoras Friday to meet .Mrs. Woodward
l-tf.
.
, weeks ago, wliicli was done by taking out
dren who have been Last visiting friends ! , , .,IU, , ,
... , .
,,
and crippling several others.
,
.
.i
,,
,
, 14,.MR) ol I lit» largest und placing them in
for some months.
Mrs.
Woodward
— W e acknowledge a pleasant call from arrived at Portland Saturday morning the |>ond. A lot of white fish will soon
Mr. and Mrs. W. I ’. Wyman and tlieir and all landed safely at Newberg Monday be put In and Mr. Myers expects to lake
out at least 10,000 fish this year which
bright little daughter Evelyn.
morning.
will bring a nice little sum of money.
— Mr. Thayer, of Indiana, is making
—Newberg is to have an M. E. Church. | Nice lawn and croquet ground and
beautiful scenery add to the attractions
tuking orders for grafting fruit trees
tim e for the people to I of the place which is becoming quite u
— Moore Bros, have employed an eastern open tlieir hearts and tuke hold of the popular resort for pleasure seekors.
candy maker and will have warm candy wheel and roll tin1 thing nlong. llo re n -
A l i n n i v NEWS.
terpnsing Real Estate dealers, Carter
and taffy of all kinds Christmas day.
113 is the present enrollment.
Foster, will give $25.
u i . j r \ f \ w il l Bl’Y A DESIRABLE RESIDENT LOT VH120 FEET IN NEWIIEKO AND
|7'< down, the remain- ) —One of our Real Estate agents is going
11 F a choice Vaere fruit tracl_within easy reach of town
Ti ie Natural I'liiliisophy Class made an
der in 5 annual payment..
This Is an exceptional opportunity to make
— Tw o hundred and ten lots and sev-
to
stop
into—into
what—
matrimony
a valuable Investment.
I excursion to Mr. Edwards' Tile Miff, one
Look out boys, Leap Year is nearly gone. I eral pieces of improved property have
i evening last week, to examine the engine.
Tl; CT WITHIN ONE AND A HALF
.
i i -
lieen sold in Edwards’ and Hobson's ad-
CHOICE 10-AC PE r.U*
— The Rodgers landing at the foot of
Hupt. I „ II. Baker and Prof. Mile*, at
miles o: New ber?,
■litions to Newlierg during the past six
River street is to be improved this >ear
tended Cliapcl exercises, one morning
months. A great deal of acre property
Q Q
WILL IÜ i A TRACT OF ino ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY SITUA TED LAND. and a ferry across tbe river is promised. and lots m other parts of town has also last week.
M Ì H.i f winch i-* especialvjwl«pte»1 1 -» fruit, irrain or irr is- within a few mils of
Prof. Morrison, Miss Miles and Mrs.
— Business cards, profesional cards, been sold during the same time.
th e P A W .V f\ R . anti one an<l * half mile« of Newhere. all tiii.i property will he sold
on lonç terms by a payment of one third down. I1 rties who wish to inYest iu
Bell,
were in Portland Haturday und Sun
ladies or gentlemens visiting or railing
town property, or fruit land, will do well to write to us.
— Mrs. Jesse Edwards preached at the day, to hear Moody preach.
cards neatly printed at the G r a i iiii office
11 o’clock service at Friends Church last
School closes Friday evening, for a week
— Fred Churchman and Henry Morris ¡Sunday and ut the Academy at 7 p. in. ! of vocation.
have rooms in Henry Austin’s house and Both sermons were well received, ih o
The Senior and Junior classes will give
are hatching. They will have lots of fun one in the evening waaespecially adapted a public entertainment ill the Chapel next
anyway.
to the young people, many of whom were Saturday evening, December 22nd., ut 7
Office over Moon* Broa., Orili? Store.
p. m. All are invited.
l tf.
— Dr. J. B. Moore is thoroughly tiling present und appeared to lie interested.
A manlier of the students went to Port
his half block on Center Htieet, prepara-
— W o had tbe pleasure of attending
tory to building a good residence in the Cha|«l exercises at the Academy last land Tuesday evening to hear Moody.
i-tr.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miles nttended
spnng.
Thtirn«lay morning. About one hundred
Cbs|sd exercises Monday morning, and
—Mr. T u rlin ^ r, a prominont Antoria ¡r»!«*lliu$*nt young men and yonn^ women gave ns w i m practical remarks.
were
present.
The
whool
i*
in
a
pronpor*
A giseI program is expected at the
lumtx‘rman, in Atoppin/ at tlie Kailroa<l
lluiiw! while looking
hin lar^u larin ous condition and Prof Morrison and Mre. Senior and Junior public entertainment
.
I>eiI and M ips Miles, his axHixtants, are Saturday evening.
near Newberj?.
School, after vacation, will liegin, Mon
doing a ^rand work for the country.
F O B OKKOON CASKET CO M PAN Y,
day.
iH-cemtier
.
’
list.
— S<;Vi.*raJ pemonn who went to l*oH-
Most of the students hoarding in the
-Mr and Mr*. C.K.IfonkLi» start eastahout Dee.
.........D E A L E R S I N ..........
land Satunlay to hear
preacti wurf*
2T4h r a r e ' In« to away for two or three mouth* Dorrnatorii sar.d Cottages will *|iend va
dinappointfvl.
Mr. Moocly tloen
not vlRltioir friend* aud 1 iitrodu cl tig Oregon fruit* cation at home.
thrcuri Indiana and Ohio. Mr f!o>kin* takes
Have just c om plete d an extensive a d d it io n to o n r house, w e are prear-h on Saturfayn.
Ill Kll.
with him a n ir load of evaporated fruil* grown
—N
M
SmKlfcM»,
proprletorof
thr
p r e p a re d to accotninod.ite r e g u l a r o r t r a n s i e n t c u s to m e rs
and put upon hi.* farm near Newberg. The
Fruit
Dryer.
will
*t«rt
to
Kari?*«
nbout
Jan.
Dt.
fruit tak-n
of »evernl .arteilc« of JOsKS —(Had, Dee */), i l i i m , M|., Irani
b e tt e r t h a n e v e r be fore.
wilh a rar l<>a*i *<f «vaporat^l fruit- Chat will
prunes, p a'he*, plums cherrle*. apf le* Ar.
Lpz iLelli Io n », nii-il JI rear*.
a»toai*h the uatiref.
I'erhjip* no better
load of evaporated fruits
Miss Jones had 1-een in (ssir health f.,i
—
Jone« hnt hoij7ht DavLl Mirtin'f in was ever »hipped from the ¡»«rifle u >a*t The
about two years. Funeral was at Everest’s
ter**«tl;i th*- X*»wbery Ment M irket, au«! ihe enterprise will no donbi be profitable for Mr
H'» k u*. berideabeirig a ¡rood id . eribcrnent for Ceinetary Friday, l»cc. 21, at 11 o’clock
.
.
a rp.
H
O
L
I D
A
Y
G rO O ID S
Call and Examine Our Goods.
J~. ID. C A R T E R
Wtshsa to inform the people of
Newberg and Vicinity
C
A
I
T
U
E
R
Y
,
Near the Railroad Depot
General Stock of Merchandise
EDW ARD'S
AND HOBSON'S
ADDITION.
Which he will sell at reason able rales. A ll
kinds of produce bought and sold..
Give him a Call.
NEWBERG HARDWARE STORE,
J. R MOUNT, Proprietor.
I Make a Specialty of Tinning and Plumbing
in all its Branches.
Managers
HUGHES, BELLINGER & CO.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
FOR OREGON, WASH. TER. OR CALIFORNIA LAND.
E j I R .
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
Double and Single Turnouts
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Board and Transient Stock
Carefully Cared For.
SMITH BROS.
L O O K
H E R E I
DO YOU WANT A HOME
8300
W,, L Bt Y>
SAM UEL HOBSON,
U E W B E R G
JESSE HOBSON.
H O U S E ,
Newberg, Yam hill Co., Oregon.
EVERYTHING
NEW AND CONVENIENT.
Proprietors.
Newberg Furniture Store!
Just Received
a New and
Stock of
W ell
Assorted
BEDROOM, SETS,
SOFA LOUNGES,
W IRE BED SPRINGS,
SOFA BEDS,
MATRESSES SOFAS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
OIL CLOTH CARPETS,
and all other articles kept in a first-class furn
iture store.
See our goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
PIC TU R E FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
Furniture delivered free of Charge to any
place in the city.
IX J«:. H O L L O W A Y .
A. T. HAWORTH, Agent,
UNDERTAKERS, MATERIAL,
TEEM S
R I ¡A S O N A R L E .
GRAHAM «fe INGLIS.
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Coffins,
Caskets,
Burial
KW BERG
Robes,
Shrouds,
Et:.,
O R EG O ^i
Etc,