Newberg graphic., April 01, 1892, Image 3

Laundry goes Tuesday. A. T. H ill .
200 Albums at half value, 10 cents up,
| at Barrie's.
Judeon powder at Mount’s.
| Try W. P. Heacock for nails ;.nd build-
For bargains in Stoves go to Town­ ^ er’s hardware.
send's.
Walter Mills went to McMinnville
I .and plaster for sale by \V. P. yesterday, to attend court.
Heacock.
I Fred Churchman, of Sheridan, was in
A. Hodgson visited relatives at Clacka­ I town Monday and Tuesday.
mas over Suudav.
Socks for the hundreds. Fancy and
Mr. Todd spent Sunday with his best work shirts cheap at Barrio's.
girl at McMinnville.
Henry Morris went to Oregon City last
Sam Lent now represents the Yamhill j Tuesday with a raft of logs.
Land Co., at Whiteson.
Before you go cast it will l* to your in-
A car load of split cedar posts for sale j terest to call at the G raphic office.
at the depot lumber yard.
Kay & Todd have a ldcd a fine stock of
Israel Osborne is building on his tract children’s shoes to their shoe depart­
down on the Wynooski road.
ment.
Keep a look out for Baby Buggies or­
A largo delegation went from here
dered from the Fast by Townsend.
yesterday to attend the prohibition con­
J. T. Smith and lady went to Portland vention at Portland.
yesterday to lay in a stock of goods.
Buy your children's shoes of Kay A I
Jewelry In large variety, at bed rock Todd. A new stock to select from at
prices the lowest in the city.
prices.
J . B abbie , Bank Blk.
Roger and Henry St. Helen came down
Mrs. Loiter, the missionary lady and
from Marion Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stabler visited at Salem last week.
Local Events.
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­
nesses, at
D epot L im ber Y ard .
TERM S
OR ITS EQUIVALENT,
f.'s ?
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AT THE
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RELIABL
s^rVF-'T'.'TOUtc,*« -■
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CASH
1 , 1 8 0 2 .
A FTER M ARCH
New Furniture Store.
Beautiful new goods just received at
NEW
NOVELTIES
DRESS
GOODS!
T e a m f o r S a le .
A good heavy draft team.
P oerance B ros .
The prohibition lecture at Armory hall
For
the
next
30
days
Townsend will
on last Thursday night was well attended.
sell furniture at a great bargain to make
Charley Moore shipped a couple of set­ room for Spring Goods.
B lack Sateens, B lack & W h ite Sateens, and S ateen s in a ll N ew Shades,
tings of Lt. Brama eggs up to Washing­
People down this way don’t take to the
Such as Chocolate. Turquoise, Slates, Lilac, Malta, Olive, Cleopatra, Tan, Satin Blue, Etc.
ton this week.
jury business as a profession very readily.
G. W. Mitchell lias been serving on the
Out of five summoned for the present A C H O I C E S E L E C T I O N O F
grand jury this week and U. \V Grayson term, three got excused.
K Crepe Organdies, Llama Cloths, Im. Bedfords, Crepe de Chines, Low­
on the trial jury.
O. V. Allen, wife and daughter and Os
ell Fancies, P. A. Stripes, True Bedford Cords (in all shades,)
South Meridian street shows more car Allen, of La Fayette, were down Tues­
marked signs of improvement than any
day to attend the celebration of their par­
other part of town.
Bedford Cords in B lack and Brocade Effects,
ent’s wedding anniversary,
The public school closes next Friday.
G. W. Wyman and family talk of mov­
Nine of the pupils will finish the course ing out to their farm some time this week.
C ashm eres in Shades, B lack Cashm ere, H en riettas etc.
and rechive diplomas.
Mr. Schritt, who owns the Wyman prop­
If you think of going east you will find erty here in town, will occupy it soon.
We have Trim m ings in A R M U ltE , M O IRE, SU R A H an d P L A ID S IL K S, V ELV E T S, BR A ID S, B R A ID SETS,
it to your interest to call at the G raphic
G. A. Prentiss received word Wednes­
CORDS, “ BIG D O LLA R BUTTONS,” (the latest) Etc.
office for information.
day morning that his father who lives in
Luther Hill and George Morris are en­
Portland, had been severely injured. He Also n beautiful line of DRESS G IN G H A M S, PR IN T S, CIIAM BRAYS, S H IR T IN G S , Etc., nil new.
gaged in the cultivation of mustaches, took the early morning train for the city.
with a fair degree of success.
J. M. Tice is ready for ali kinds of work C H IN A S IL K S, “SCRIM ,” N O TTIN GH A M LACES, PRESSED F A IL L E S , LLA D N E C K C A N T O N S, for Curtains
I. K. Vantress has sold his property on in his line, including painting, staining,
Drapings an d Portlerres.
Also FLO O R O ILCLO TH S, CA RPETS auil (,T U T A IN S.
Slain street to Mrs. Graham. He says lie graining, paper hanging, etc. All work
will rent property for the present.
guaranteed first class or no pay. Prices
K IN D L Y CALL.
Newberg people are church goers and it reasonable.
is getting difficult to find a church large
Joseph Iloskins and family desire
enough to hold the congregations.
through tiris paper to express their
For Sale, Land.
thanks and gratitude to the kind friends
5 acre tracts. One mile north of Bank.
who ministered to them in their recent
G. A. P r e n t i s s .
bereavement.
Another Church I>o<1lontc(t.
A n n o u n c e m e n t.
Jimmie Vestal is the best dish washer
Seeds in bulk at Townsend’s.
J. G. Biermann, who left here for Kan­
Bishop W. M. Stanford of Harrisburg,
As per announcement in last week’s
of any woman in town. >Saw him at it
Don't
forget
that
Delphina
E.
Ellis
still
sas a few weeks ago, has leased a good
Pa., will preach in Yamhill county at the G raphic tho now M. E. Church was ded­
the other day at the wedding anniver­
shop in Mankato, Kansas, and lias a keeps Stationery and Notions for sale, al­
following places;—Newberg, April 1st, icated last Sunday, tho 27th. The dedi­
sary.
,i •
so
pretty
sea-moss
and
shell
bouquets
and
prosiieet of a good season’s work before
IS ridel lSi-ickt! llrick! t !
Oregon coast foliage bouquets, fifteen va­ evening. Howits school house, Apr. 2nd. cation services began at 11 a. in., before
him. We wish him success.
rieties in each box. Call and see them Pleasant. Dale, Apr. 3rd, at 10 a. m. Day- which hour, every foot of room was occu­
First-class foundation brick for sale at
N. C. Maris has secured the services of
Newberg la-ick yard.
J.\s. H ausett .
at one of the cottages near Friends’ ton, Apr. 3rd, at 3 p. til. Lafayette, Apr. pied. Rev. Harrington of Portland, de­
John Brown, who will work real estate
livered a vory interesting and pructical
3rd. at 7 :30 p. in.
W. P. Ileacock is laying in a big stock foi him, while he is gone ea«t. John hoarding hall, Newberg, Oregon.
sermon, replete with good advise to Chris­
R kv . M. J. B am . antynk ,
¡Messrs. Wolfenbarger and Huekins,
of builder’s material in anticipation of an is an experienced liqnd at the business.
tian people. Rev. E. S. Craven then
Lafayette, Or.
the prohibition speaker and singer, were
excellent trade in that line the coiniug Glad to see him back again.
made a statement of the cost of the build­
greated by a full house at Armory hall
season.
ing and grounds, which amounted to
C IIL L K d K IT K JIS .
There will be Sunday school at 10 a. in.
last
Thursday
evening.
Mr.
Woitenbar-
J . H. Bowerman has set ten acres to and preaching at 11 a. m., next Sunday
$1,000. $700 of this bail been raised in
S. L. Hanson, an old student lias se­ various ways, leaving only $300 to raise
fruit, mostly prunes, on the A. B. George at the M. E. church. At the close of the 'er is a very pleasant and forcible talker,
place, for his son-in-law, who lives in sermon, the sacramemt of baptism will giving his views on the liquor question cured a school near Sheridan and expects to enable them to dedicate the church
from a party prohibition standpoint in a to start for that place next Saturday. free from debt. To raise this amount
Portland.
be administered to a number of persons. clear and forcible manner. Prof. Iluck-
Mr. Hanson is an excellent young man it was decided to divide this sum into
Miles Reece shouldered his surveying Everybody invited.
ins, with his songs, added materially to and we ail wish him tho best of success. sixty shares of $5.00 inch. This was
outfit and went to Whiteson last Mon day,
The A. O. U. W. of this place organized
Harlon Ong, the electrician returned quickly and easily raised, aside from tho
where lie has a job of surveying for the an Honor or Ladies’ degree lodge last the life of the meeting.
On account of a sudden illness, Rev. C. from Portland Tuesday, where he has collection which was taken. Rev. Fish-
week.
Wednesday evening with a strong mem­
M. Hill was obliged to leave the meetings been working on his motor.
burn offered a dedicatory prayer, asking
J. C, Colcord and Jesee Edwards went bership. Mr. Newton Clark, of Portland,
Among tho visitors the past week, was God's blessing upon the church, and suc­
lie was holding in the Baptist Church,
to Portland Tuesday as witnesses in a a prominent Workman, came up to set
and return to Portland last week. The Miss Voss, tho Southern Missionary. cess in its mission of doing good. Tho
suit over an Astoria boom real estate them to going in good order.
meetings were then carried on by Miss Miss Voss is an earnest young lady and trustees then presented the church for
transaction.
Harlon Ong returned from Portland Voss untill Monday night, when they an interesting talkor.
the final services of dedication which was
O. O. Hudson and wife, of McMinnville the first of the week with a complete mod­ closed, as Miss Voss had to fill an ap­
Prof. Hartley hit tho nail on the head
and \\m . and J. M. Hudson, of Portland, el of his motor. lie was fortunate enough pointment in Portland this week. Much when he said that, “ Idleness is tho nest performed by Rev. Harrington according
to Methodist custom. Thus our little
were here last week to attend the funeral to get one made in Pot Hand which saved interest was taken in these meetings aud in which mischief lays its ogg.”
town can lioast of another houso of wor­
of Mrs. Hoskins.
him the trouble anil expense of going to great good was done.
Mr. and Mrs Britt were visitois down­ ship, dedicated to tho scrvico of God.
Dr. Gue, pastor of Grace Church in Chicago. It works to perfection.
The church membership who find hero a
D. W. and E. W. Dunbar, old friends stairs Wednesday morning.
Granville Everest lias lieon absent a homo, numbers about sixty, and em­
Portland, lectured at the M. E. Church
Parties are figuring on putting in a of Alox Acheson and family, arrived here
on last Friday night to a full house, on steam laundary in town. Seeing there is la6t week from Janesville, Wis. They few days past, for some unknown reason. braces some among the liest jieople of
Z.
scenes in army life.
considerable laundary work sent to Port­ brought with thain a stock of farm im­
our town. Tlio reason tho church cost
Smith & Haworth have been busy in­ land, it looks like an enterprise of this plements, w agons and harness, and have
more than was at first anticipated is that
Wedding Anniversary.
voicing this week and getting ready for kind ought to succeed here from the start. opened up for business in H. L. Chris­
it was decided to build a spire, which
By invitation a largo nmnlier of the rel­ when completed necessetated tho pur­
business under the new firm. Look out Wash ami be clean, is a text that is al­ tenson's building on Main streot. E. W.
ways appropriate.
for a new stock of goods.
was here last summer, and bought ten atives of William and Mary Allen gather­ chase of a bell, and a few other minor
Daniel Blair, of New Providence, Iowa, acres of Mr. Cobh’s fine young orchard. ed at their residence on River street last expenses usually overlooked at such a
President Newlin left on the noon train
yesterday for Monmouth to attond the arrived here last week with his family. The G raphic bids them a hearty wel­ Tuesday, to celebrate the twenty-seventh time. It is one of the neatest, most
anniversary of their wedded llfo.
Al­ homelike churches in town, well lighted
teacher’s institute for the third judicial He rented his Iowa farm for two years come.
and comes to see Oregon as it is. Hope
district now m session at that place.
Messrs. Cago & Sherman, of Alexan­ though they have celebrated this event and ventilated, end altogether ono of
each year without fail as time has gone which the Methodists may well feel
Zero, the big horse owned by the his anticipations will be fully realized. der, Texas write us regarding a remark­
by, they never liefore were privileged to proud. Rev. Mclotcklin, tho pastor,
Clydesdale Co. of Newberg, was the prize Mr. Blair is a brother of Enos and Mar­ able cure of rheumatism thero as follows :
cus
Blair
west
of
town.
The
wife
of
Wra.
Pruitt,
the
Postmaster
j
!,av° co
of their rtilaliveH wilh the,n serves tho |Kioplc here free of charge for
winner at the horse show at McMinnville
i
0f these pleasant oecaHions. ono year as his donation. Tho church
The services of E. P. Leavitt, who has here, had been lied ridden with rheuma­
last week. He is considered the best
in fort able residence was well will ho known as the Elizabeth M. E.
so long been a sufferer from rheumatism, tism for several years. She could get
Clydesdale in the state.
nothing to do tier any"good~ We sold her |
representatives of almost all Church, of Newberg, having lieon named
have
been
recognized
at
last
by
Uncle
A ride over the roads from here to Mc­
a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and '
fro,n the krandaughter of four weeks by a lady member who gave quite liber­
Sam,
in
the
shape
of
a
pension.
To
no
Minnville last Saturday, revealed the fact
ally to the building fund. A Sabbath
that some very efficient work is being one could it have been more welcome, she was completely cured by its use. We I ° d ° n "I*to lbo3e ° f nuar Bovon,-v >ear8
school will bo organized next Sabbath, to
a-e-
done on the roads under the new system. nor do we know of anyone in town more refer any one to her to verify this state- j ° Mrs.
Allen has a reputation for preparing meet regularly hereafter. Rov. Fishhurn
deserving
than
Mr.
Leavitt.
ment.”
50
cent
bottles
for
sale
by
C.
F.
Let the good work go on.
the good things of llfo with a lavish hand an evangelist, has been conducting revi­
“ Merchandise qui plat est a demi ven- Moore & Co., Druggists.
Parties wanting stock bills printed in
on occasions of this character, and her ta­ val services in the now church during the
“ I have just recovered from a second at­
the spring will do well to call at this office den.” Thats French, it means Well.
ble at this time was burdened with the u- week. So it is plain to see that it is here
and see what a large display of cuts we Its our lielief too. What is it? Goods tack of the grip this year,” says Mr. Jas. sual load. After all had done justice to the for work in dead earnest, Tho G r a p h i c
have to select from. We will be glad to which please “ are already Half Sold.” If O. Jones, publisher of the Lrader Mexia, most excellent dinner the evening was wishes it the success it merits in all good
we did not keep buying, we would never Texas. “ In the latter case I used
show samples of our work.
S |i e n t in a pleasant and social way.
have hut half a Stock. According to this, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and 1 While this is the first time Mr. and Mrs. work.
Don’t be a sheep and wear hot clothing
our goods please, thats why.
think with considerable success, only be­ Allen have celebrated an anniversary in
James Mitchell, who is (arming the
in these torrid days and blood thinning
ing in lied a little over two days, against
K ay & Tonn.
Arthur
McPhilliiis place, has a ewe that
Oregon, their many friends liojie they
evenings. Get some of Kay & Todd's
Mrs. S. It. Davis, the Main street milli­ ten days for the first attack. The Becond
Light Weight and very stylish clothing ner, lias a fine new stock of spring milli­ attack I am satisfied would have been may lie privileged to live long in this land is the mother of four lambs, all in a thriv­
equally as had as the first hut for the use of peace and plenty and celebrate the oc­ ing condition. The birth of thren lambs
that they are selling so cheap.
nery which she invites the ladieB of New­ of this remedy, as I hail to go to bed in
is quite common, hut four is an unusual
Austin & Thomas moved to their new berg to call and inspect. She feels as­ ahout six hours after being ’struck' with casion of their marriage many times . oecurance .—H pnrler.
bakery on First street last Tuesday. Ev­ sured that a careful Inspection of her ! it, while in the first case I was able to at­
NATION AI. I1KM Kill CO.
erything is in ship shape at the new stock will convince vou that she is able tend to business about two days before
50 cent bottles for sale
‘down.
Psvli! W. Martin, vrAcrsl ««put tor the Ns-
O b itu a r y .
stand. They intend running a restairant to offer you the very latest novelties *» i getting
by C. F. Moore A Co., Druggist*.
tloiinl Komeily Co. wishes to Announce ihat he
in connection with the bakery.
.Sarah Ann Hudson, was the oldest new hss I so sgeiifs In Newberg for the rail*
the very lowest price.
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of his meillrfnr*. Mrs. Mary Ifehson, on south
child of Matthew and Hannah Hudson, Merhlten street, near the (sir grounds, end
A brother of 8. W. Calkins, the furni­
A young gentleman named Robinson ,
'
*,',r
u
n
i
O
M
l«,m
in
Clinton
Cnnnlr
I
li.'io
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Mr-. Cox, on Kir-t street,
of Pres
nr„ one
hls door
only west
author!
ture dealer, arrived here last Friday was here Monday from Portland, making
4fi> acres of land, two miles from Now- ami was Dorn in ».union county, Ohio, by(erUn
who have and will hereafter keep on
evening from Nebraska. He comes for a delivery of K. L .J ’olk A Co’s Gazetteer berg. Good house and barn and good July Sfith, 1822. She died at her familv ' »gents,
hand a full supply of the ale,vc named reme­
septmipdlm
the purpose of sizing up our country with and Business Directory for 1S02, for Ore-1 water. 15 acres in orchard of prunes, residence near Newlierg, Yamhill County dies.
a view ot making his home lieie if he is gon, Washington and Idaho. They arc a l>eaclies and apples. Splendid soil. Or Oregon, March 23rd, lN’.rj, being fit) years
Notice of Final Melt lenient.
7 months and 22 days of age. She was
will rent to a reliable party.
i
I* hereby Riven that the undersigned
married to Joseph Hoskins, Hcptcmlier u Notice
A. K. C ooper & Co.
not see through a glass darkly.
berg when they state that the bonded
idmintfitritor ofthe n tite of Cjrrna Liutib«
ha* filed hi- linai account of hls a»!
27th,
1541,
and
resided
for
many
years
ministration of said estate in the County Court
Z. J. Jagger, with his wife and son endebtedness is $2,000. The fact is New­
From Amity.
near the place of her birth. They moved of
Vainhill
County, Oregon ami sai«! Court has
berg
don’t
owe
a
cent,
who have been sojourning with us the
roendtr the Thira div of Mir Ai D. iAUS.
AwrTY, March 27, ’ 02 .— The members to Indiana in 1 St;t, where they resided Axed
C after <St Christenson have just bought
,.i the hour of Ten o'clock in the Forenoon of
past year left for their home at Gothen­
and friends of the W. C. T. U. of New- fifteen years, removing to Oregon in 187?». paid day nt the County Court room at MeMinn-
vIII« In «-aid < ountv ns the time and piare for
burg, Nebraska this week. We would from an eastern drummer, one of the
finest stock of dry good«, dress goods, be»« wil1 he glad to hear of the success She was the mother of three sons and one the hearing of sai«] final aecount. Therefore
have been glad to have them make a per­
nil person« nr<* hereby notified and required to
etc., ever brought to Xewltt-rg. They attending the meetings of their townswo- daughter, the latter having preceded her appear
a» said time ami piare and show ratine
manent home here and Ptill hope they
to the higher life in eatly womanhood. If any there bo why said estate he not nettled,
will Vic here in aliout 2d days.
You man
co-worker, Mrs. Cox.
•ni«l Anni we. mi ut allowed and said Administra­
may conclude to return to Newberg.
should wait and fe e them before making
She captured all our hearts at Amity She with her venerable husband, surviv­ tor dlarharijed.
D. VOI,
At the republican county convention your spring purchases, as you -will be and the good seed she has sown is already ing children and numerous friends and Dated this 2 -ird day of March D A.
avit » L a m b ,
Adm inistrator.
held at McMinnville, on last Satur lay, pleased and save money liesides.
hearing fruit.
Six honorariea from relatives joined in cel-lirating their Gold- KaniMcy A F e n t o n ,
Attorney« for «aid Estate.
the following uam cl gentlemen were
C arter & C hristenson .
among our substantial citizens, and three en Wedding on the 27th of Keptemlier
elected to attend the state convention to
D. Ta’lman showed ns a sample job of young boys, doned the White Ribbon, last. She has now left husband,
three
ANTED.
SALESMEN.
b“ held in Portland April 5th, viz: Ce­ plastering done by him on his new house Several whose feet ha 1 become entangled sons, one brother, one sister and a large
phas Maris, Newberg : Fred Crawford, on Wynooski «ireet this week, which
lie *n tha net have esca(s~l and others are number of other relatives and friends,
Local a n d T r a v e lin g ,
Dayton; P. P. Gates, I.arayette; Lee savs will not crack, even in our Oregon awakened and see the snare in which who Wit be united voice, speak the love To rej»rp“f n t o u r well I tiown h om e . You n e rd
ra p it il to re p re s e n t » Arm th a t wurrunta
I.augtilin, North Yamhill; J. W. Hobbs, climate. It seems to be thoroughly dry they are taken and we «re hoping and they bore her and rejoice to realize that no
n urs e ry
first r la « t a n d tr u e to liante.
\Y M itk D l . T I I K \ K \ » <
liun | . r month
North McMinnville; J. E. M.iger«. South and hanl, with rot a era. k to he seen. praying that they too may break the ' in higher lift the mortal has put on im- to
the
ritfht
ma
o. Apply n u h k, i»tatiiij{ ajft*,
Mr. Tailm in ho» had considerable exj«»-
’ mortality and catered into rest to go no
McMinnville. J. J. Henderson, South rience in this line, and expects to put in hains w Itich hind them.
L. L. »VI A Y S l CO.,
Nor* :ytn *:i. FI or! at a Ar « «1 - micii .
1. M. H otmon .
Yamhill ; T. Grave«, Sheri lan.
I K1-
\ . M< Ki 5K.
«tore out forever.
his time at it the coming -. «son.
i
ht.i.'c 1* responsible S t. P a u l . M i n n
- W A Y
be
W
CO.
R IC E S ,
that
Call early and
thoroughly convinced
we are headquarters for all kinds of
Household Furniture. Our entire stock is Iniught for cash, and will 1* sold at sur­
prisingly low figures. No trouble to show goods. Morris, Miles & Co.’s old stand.
Newberg, Ore.
A Beautiful Line to Select From, Just Received.
MOREIS, MILES
ID O W N
S. M. Galkins.
P O S T O F F IC E D R U G STORED
7x
C A R R IE .“ A F I L L L IN K OF
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
P ure D rugs
for
P rescriptions .
Perfume*, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Taints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also*
line line of the
L A T E ST S T Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R .
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
jPZZSCKIPTIONS CAZXFVI. l t COM-I
PvVNozD D a y ok N io r t .
i
C. F. MOORE & CO.
1
TIIE Pioneer H A R D W A R E
Is still here with n large
ST O R E
of
s to c k
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
StOA es and Tinware, Pumps,
Lumbermen’s Supplies, Etc.
Batik Building.
J. B. MOUNT.
A g e n t for C a rla n d a n d O r e g o n Stove s.
• J- Fa. ITeston,------
-I-
BL acksmitjj
I mould respectfully A n n o u n c e that I have purchased tho lntero*t ot J. G. Biermann la tho
klacksmtthing hustiies». I wish to expres. my thunks for past fnvors, and hope to
merit n continuuce of the s»mc. All work warranted firs! class.
C arriage W ork & H orse Shooing a S p ecialty.
j~
Shop on Meridian Street.
~p~! H E S T O N
Newberg Nursery,
A. K. COOPER A C O .
We take this plan to inform tho public that wc are better than ever prepared to sup­
ply the trado this Fall in the line of a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
Baltics desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or corree
ponding with us before placing their orders.
H.
Howard,
W ATCHM AKER
&
JEAVELER.
A Foil Line of Clocks And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices.
ItKFAIKING KINK WATCHES ANI> CLOCKS A SFECIALTT.
NEWBERG,
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
EW ST O R E .
L
H a rd w a re ,
F u r n itu r e ,
Agricultural Implements,
And a flill line of U ndertaking Goods.
Heeds.
H eadquarters for Farm and G
arden '
In the store building lately vacated by J. T. Sm ith.
J. II. TOW NSEND.
Y
V
i Ison's Grooery.
1 » the place tn ( o w hen ro u w ant a n y th in g In t h e G r n r c r r line.
A larva ami co m ple te stock of
S T A P L E A N D F A N C Y G R O C E R IE S ,
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Corner First ami Meridian Streets.
JO S. WILSON, P re p .
W. P. HEACOCK,
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Doors, Windows and Mouldings,
Brackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber.
S A W E D AND S P L IT SHIN GLES, LATH, LIM E, P L A S T E R ,
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NAILS, LOOKS, SASH WEIGHT8, FULLEYS AND CORD, AND
General Huildcrs' Hardware.
Yard a t Depot.
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