The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902, December 04, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text--- rfitg. n i - - ....tlff 5PPppppp EW'"jSl tWBMHMr'WftrXlllillffli;)ijiji )i. i .' m iiB'mfci "- ' - j?ii7r3SB3 .,-- TJiq Coast Mail. NBTICT, T6 LAN CLAIMANT8, HosKiiUMJ LANnOKncK,Aug.4,1880 To Am. Whom it May Conokhn. I hereby glvo notlco tlmt I Jmvo dns. ignatoil (ho Coast Mm ns thu paper in which I fdmllhenmflor publish nil pre-emption nud homeatond notices, nd implications for mining patents for lands lying near Mnrsliflold, Coos county, Oregon. Wm. P. Hknjamin, Register. ImpertHHt Mocleloit. Il wcok. Jml(r nn..i.. i- - ..Bw .'V.IU V 111 llio SATURDAY, DKCKMHKR 4, 1880. TOWN AND JOUNTrSwsr Tho Areata sailed Wednosday and in duo. Tolls aro taken again on tho Coos -ay wagon road. Goo. Ilonnott Eu, of I) andon was in town thin week. Tho City election next Tuesday; bring your candidates. Tho schooner lniflo takes a cargo o( lumber from Lobroo's mill. A. Q. Aiken will soon rpturn to tho Sixes mines to pass the Hlntcr. Ono hundred and twenty-seven pu pils attend tho saliool'ut thU place. Thou. P. Sheridan Esq., of itosc burg, In stopping at his placo near Coos City. K. l)l)eun fe Co. have just oponod n flua assortment of crock'ory, glass nnd China ware. Tho 8ohoonors Tm Ulroiule mid Iitn Schnmtr took deck loads at Dean A. Co', wharf. Moro rain fell Wednesday and Thursday of this neck than has fall en boforo this fall. - Public school in Ellfiisburg will commence shortly under the super vision of Mr. J. F. Murrs. The schooner Itiy River arrived Wednesday: she taken coal at New port and a deck load of lumber at Lobrca'a James Laird was down to Coos City this week with his wagon, tho bridges on this end of tho rosd being all completed. IUoklilT'ii steamer Little Annie has resumed her trips on tho CmptiHe river, and is In tho hands of her old captain, C. K. Kd wards. Wo woro In error last week in say ing thuL tttc Ohm liny wagon road , wan open lor travel with wagons; there is yet a short distance in tho canyon to bo repaired. Tho steamer Mary Taylor has heen refitted and will ungago in towing on tho Culutubia bar. Themis ulso talk of two powerful iron lugs coming rout Chester, Poiin., to operate In the name Imsinom. I.Ist of letters remaining in tho I'ostofllco lit Marshllold, Coos county, Or., Deo. 1st 1880: J. C. Drown, Pe ter Dcriok, Hirum T. Hall, Carrio S. Jours, Michael Mudegau, Heturped to A. 8., Annie Peterson, A.J.Pol lard, Mrs. Howard Thomas, Win. Kay. Stephen C. Kogors, registered. A. auuiki, P. M. Unlfltll Rlnl.. I! I. OU his dooislonln favor of tho plaintiffs in tho oaso of tho Coos Day Wr.gon Road Company against Charles Crocker, of Ban Francisco, affecting '"""" "' "" "nu grant nlong tho road boiwoon hero and Kosoburg Tho decision of tho Court sustains tho -vendor's Hon" of the plaintiffs on all the lands belonging to tho grant that won formerly convoyed toMlllor, or tho unpaid balanoo of the prico aurcml to bo paid for tho wholo grant, ihisbnlancojwobollovo, bolng about $70,000. Unless this sum is paid, it will bo onforcedhy a sale of tho land, or so much thoroof as may bo noeos- aary to mako the paymont with costs. This decision is vurv ImnnWnm ' residents of this county, as It hastens tho time when tho lauds tlmt im boon for years tlod up by this contro versy, will bo open for salo and Im provement. Unless tho. dofoudant appoals to tho Supromo Court of tlm United Stales, parties wishing to so- uuro tracts of this land may soon have an opportunity to do no ; should such appeal bo taken, it may be years boforo a final decision is reached. Tko NttprcmoCoHri. An act was passed by tho lato Leg islature changing tho timo for hold ing tho Supremo Court from January and July as heretofore to March and October, tho section reading as fol lows : Altat a term of tho Supromo Court shall bo held at tho seat of Govern moot on tho first Monday of October and March of each year. This act goes into effect by opera tion of the provision of tho State Con stitution, on the 20th of January next, whilo tho regular term of that Court under tho existing law will commetieo on tho first Monday in January. It was intended to put the coming term over till March, but on account of an oversight in not hav ing the act take effect from its ap proval, it appears to leavo it so that the regular January term will have to bo held. MISCELLANEOUS. Land Sau. -Thos. P. Sheridan has eohl 103 acres of tho unimproved por tion of his placo opposite Coos City to 11. D. Jones for tho consideration of $3,000. It ia understood that tho pur chase is for tho purposo of opening u now tunnel In tho Southport mine, nud tho erection of a iunv hunker. Should this bo tho case it will doublo the capacity of tho initio, and form no important addition to tho coal .hipmctit from tho Day. Gone to Pir.CKS. -During the storm and high tide of Wednesday night and Thursday morning, tho hull of , tho Ttljair was torn to pioces by tho " sea. The cabin was towed to Empiro City. Tho efforts that havo been tuado to mnvo her have involved con cddtrablo expense and loss to tho contractors, and the prospect of recov ering the machinery is probably i.ow less encouragclng than over. Thoro wero upwards of sixtcon bun "' dred tons of wheat raised this soason ..on tboCoquille. Btuvo wood to any amount can bo - had along the Ooqulllo rivor for 7 50 per .thousand. A friend of ours complains that It took him fivo days to got from Dan don to Empire City. Tto schooners Mom and Cftumpfon aro lying at tho Uaudou wharf, wait a chanco to got to sea, l'hoy havo on board 000 barrels of salmon, This wcok has brought ths highest tides of tho season. Tho flow of tho ' tide is evidently not obstructed by tho oribiyork near tho entrance A largo bear walked iuto Coaledo ast Monday night and uuuoxcd a hog IbolonglngjoMr. Green. A low days boforo tho follow, or another of his tribo, walked off with ono of Mr Grow' hogs, Kill 'em I Tho bar at tho mouth of tho Co; quillo Is woreo than over boforo, on "account of two additional channels 'haying formed on tho North Spit, thus diminishing the How ol water in tho Dialnchannil. IMNllHRiiUhct: Traveler. A Now York dispatch of tho 20th ult. suys: There nrrived hero to day in the ftunmuhip "City of Hrus hcIs," from Liverpool, Ksoofnlly Iliptoht, of Honibay, u merchant prince, brings with him his four nntivb wives. Those were in chnrgo of another woman nnd n eunuch. In addition thero wero porvnnts of thu male sex, varying in fiizc, height and ugo. I ho prince says: Each sonant has certain things to do; no servant does two things, nnd when I get tired and weary I make thum (limine inc. They arc all good mu sicians. During our trip across thoy had plenty of opportunity for practice, and in that timo sonio of our most solemn feast took placo. To these wo invited nil of the pas sengers, nnd they appeared highly amused. Then I havo my conjurer my smoke channor, and my women, who dance boforo mo after dinner. When tho princo of Wales visited Bombay soino years ago, I enter tained him, and on that occasion my wives snowed tuoir million dunce. Tho princo says ho is hero just to sco tho United States. 1-ui In ChliaUh ttport. Wednesday of last weak at Spokane Falls, W. T., while Mrs. Lieut. Kiiuio was absent from home, a gun was dis charged in the hands of her little boy which resulted in tho immediate death of a neighbor's child It seems that little Do8sio Quiun, aged about ten years, was staying with Mrs. Kin xie's children, and endoavorlng to ... -. .. iL.ii.i .1 tial at H aliJk tMnlllAK'd nil. uiiiusu ilium uuiiii), mo iiiuiuui a - an...... QI.ii tt'tita unl fnilti,rt von' L'ill I OUIIVV. fcJIIVI ...j .UV v.u..) iv.j ... and was reclining on tho bod with a littlo child; whilo tho bright little Kinr.10 boy, aged about six years, was amusing himself and tho rest of tho children by playing with a Sharp's riflo. Ho discovered a cartridge which was not known to bo In tho houso and playfully put it into tho gun. In showing Dossio how it would shoot, ho pointed it at her, probably resting tho gun on tho pillow. With out knowing what a frightful thing ho was doing ho pulled tho triggor, killing her instantly. The chargo entered her left 'shoulder and camo out back of tlw right shouldor Neighbors, alarmed at tho roport of tho gun, hurried to tho room and found tho littlo children endeavoring toraisotho lifoless child and causo her to speak onoo more. Tho babe, with which littlo Dcssio had been 10 elining, was touched by tho burning powder, Weather up tho Columbia is get ting vory cold. Nvlgatlon on tho Hudegn rhcrls practically closed by Ice. Tho excltomont at Victoria is about quartz from Takoo rivor, supposed to bo rich. Tho total voto of Orogon at tho lato election was '10,793; Qorfiold'a majori ty 003. Thomas, tho DroomfioJd murdorer, was sentenced o bo hanged by Judgo Wlngard, of Walla Walla. Meacham has been released on tljo chargo of complicity in tho murder of Jackson, on $0,000 bail. Sovoral sovcro shocks of earth quake havo boon folt in Southern Austria, during tho past month. Only two counties responded to Illinium's circular calling testimony as alleged frauds in New York. Dr. C. 8. May, of tho Stato Insane Asylnm of Dauvcrs, Mass , has been removed for bolng too familiar with some of tho attendants. Thoy aro talking of suspending th writ of Habeas Corput in portions of Ireland, $o serious aro tho difnoultlos with tho tenantry. Tho Ovorland Stago Company havo just built two fino covered sleighs to uso on tho Scott Mountain this win ter. It is thought that tho gold yeild this year at Cassier will reach $250,000. Over ICO men will winter at tho mines. Tho fog horn for tho now Tillamook rock light housa will soon bo at Astoria from New York. As soon as recived thoro it will bo put up and tested. Gov. Williams, of Indiana, is seri ously ill of inllama'ion of the bladdor. Fears aro entertained that he will not live to complete his term of ollice. Louiso Wiokiuan, of Chicago, was derorted by her husband, last Spring and a few days siuco slio died in a Chicago outhouso giving birth to a child, every ono to whom sho had ap plied for assistance having refused her. Peter Lamar, a young lawyer, was found guilty of robbing tho United States mail and $90 from McCainmou of Spokan Falls, and recommended to the mercy of tho court. Tho publishers of tho Mercury in Portland have been indicted by the grand jury for libel, against ono W. II. Cowij. Cowio had had his house burned it), and it appears that the paper published something reflecting upon him, which furnishes the basis for this prosecution. A soap eating match was a diver sion nt Springfield, Ohio. Tho quickest devourer, of n bar of yellow soap got a prize of ifj. llio winner preformed tho feat in less than an hour, but was much longer in the hands of a physician becnuso tho ye poisoned him. An exchange sayh two and three quarter millions ot salmon eggs havo been taken tit tho fish hatchery at tho Clackamas in splendid condition Tho buildings aro warmer than form erly, and tho stoves aro up bo as to prevent a repetition of tho loss of cues by freezing should tho weather turn cold. 0or 100,000 young fish have already been turned into tho Clackamas. Tho Now York Star says on tho cornorof Grovo and Ulecker streets tho Pullman Palaoo Car Company i erecting a largo live story brick build ing, to bo used for laundry purposes Mackey, of South Carol na, says h owoa his election to a blunder of tho Domocratto managors. Thoy expoct cd only a Kepublican majority or 5,000 or 0,000 to falsify and ovorcomo, whoiaiis tho Kopnbliouns polled over 10,000 which made about 1,000 moio orMaokoython th cro wero of fraud, lout ti ssuo ballots placed in tho box es. Now tho Democrats proposo to do as thoy havo dono in Ghalmcr's District throw out enough Kopubll ran votos to givo tho Democrat a majority. ifWcrfo n,"dt' intlio sorvico of their system. It reported that -00 celestial washermen aro to bo imported from San Francisco by tho company. With tho exception ol an overseer or two, no whito labor will bo employed on tho promises. Tho Supromo Court of Pennsylva nia has decided that whore a bill of lading is attached to a draft as secur ity for its payment, and is transferred for a valuablo consideration ; it is an apporprialion of tho proporly contain ed in the bill, whbthor it is indorsed or not. Tho fact that tho draft was for more than tho proceeds of tho shipment docs not alter the rule. The Jsfowin says W. P. Watkind is engaged with his attorneys ins Salem, preparing for a trial of tho case in which the Stato is plaintiff and himsolf dofoudant. Ho seems to havo littlo fear of a judgement boing rendered against him, but rumor says ho has hedged against tho collection orsuoli judgmont by.his lato failure in business. Should this case go in favor of Watkinds, thoro will proba bly bo no further proceedings against Chadwiok and others, who hao boon charged with tabbing tho Stato. William Fnwver, says tho Stutr' wan, an old man about sixty years of ago, living on tho island bolow Har risburg, on tho old Ingcam placo, was instantly killed ono day last week, whilo digging potatoes in tho Hold near his hoiibo. Tho wind was blow, ing strong, and broko off tho top of a balm trco near whoro ho was at work. In trying to avoid tho tree it appears ho ran directly under It, and it struck him on tho bead, mashing in tho skull and breaking his neck. Ho wus a, sober, industrious Icitiron, and loaveB a WHO limt Six snnm hmicii hi mourn his ead and untimely end, Matt KeVked- On last Saturday night, the 20th inst., says tho Jacksonville "Sentin el, tho stago coming north with Joo Mason as driver, was stopped by a robbor on tho road hotweon Cotton wood and Coles, Tho robber de manded the express jjox nnd regis tered mail bag. Thero being an up grado in tho road whoro tho stago was stopped tho horses commenced backing, and tho driver told tho robber that as tho team would't stand nt this point ho would drivo a short distance ahead to a flat, to which proposition tho robber con sented. Upon reaching tho so-called flat the driver whipped up his horses and left tho highwayman in tho rear. Dut tho robber had secur ed ono of tho mail bags which lay on top of tho express bo and contained nil tho registered packages for J acksonville and other points. Tho packages wero mostly of the bulk order, among them a $100 package of stamps for ths Jacksonville office. Tho mail sack was found cut open and left on the road side : but the next day when, it wop.ouiid none of its contents seemed to bo missing. Tho southern bound stage picked it up returning it to Yrekn. -- SllOOTIXO AT IlALSEY Vd lciim says tho Albany Democrat from Mr. II. II. Hewott that ono day last wcok a lad about fifteen years of ago, named Chas. Thompson, becamo unruly at school at Halsoy, and tho teacher Mr. II. Gaston, give him hi? choice of taking a whipping, boing expelled from school, or doing as ho was bade. Ho didn't seem to like theso terms, and wouldn't como to "an amicablo agreoment upon anv of them. The teacher undertook then to forcibly expel him from tho school, and Hi boy drew a delapidatcd old pistol out ot his pocket, and in trying to got it nto working order it went off, and the ball struck in tho floor at Mr. Gaston's feet. Tho teacher took the pistol away from him and put him out of tho house. He wus afterwards arrested and tried before Justice Stewart on tho chargo of an assault witli n dangerous weapon, and the Justico thought tho evidence was sufficient to wanrent him in binding tho young blood over to aw lit action of grand jury, which ho did, placing tho bo'ids at $300. Deputy District Attorney Hewott, of this cily, prose cuted, and Jas. M. Thompson, of Eugene, defended. Wo understand bail was given immediately. " A riendlnU Attempt. Two Portlend hoodlum?, named Dakopaud Lord, got oyUio-Xi Prail road train at Ivalama, W- T., the other day, and on refusing" to pay tho usu al fare, wero put off. They walked down tho track some distanco, and proceeded to pilo a number of ties directly across tho road, with tho ev ident purpose of wrecking tho train. Tho barricade was discovered by the engineer in time to provent a collision The desperadoes wero arrested, and will probably havo long terms in tho Territorial Penitentiary. Fatal AttVajr at &oIhc City. A dispatch of tho 27th says : Geo. Kennedy, a packer, was stabbed this morning by a San Francisco hoodlum named Jimmy Gates. Kennedy will die. Tho assault was unprovoked. Gates escaped, but was caught this afternoon about 4 o'clock at a China houso near Doiso rivor bridge, half a mile north of town. A largo crowd gathced around him immediately and threatened to hang him. It was hard work for tho officers to escort him to jail. Thoro is still apprehen sions that tho mob will break tho jail open and hang him. The Popular Vote for Prenldcat Thoro has been much conjecturo and various conflicting statements as to the popular voto. n tho lato Presi dential eke t ion, but the Chicago Tribune furnishes tho following statc of majorities, takon frnm Official returns from every Stato in- the Union : Garfield, 1,439',415Hancook, 4,430,qi4 Wcavcr605)729 ( Dow, 0, G44 ; scattering. Ir73 ; fotnl, 0,102,- 505. Garfield's plurality pvor W.-S Hancock, 3,401. CRIMES AND CASUALTIES, -- Lut-nicK, Nov. 18. Last night the Custodian of a farm near Newpolls, from which the tenant had been evict ed, was shot dead by his fireside. Tho nephow of an evicted tenant has bcon identified as tho man who shot the custodian of the farm near Ncwpolla, Ked Hook. N. J., Nov. 12. Wm. Grovor, aged 50, was shot dead by his wife, aged 13. Norwich, Conn. Nov. 27 Last night Jas. Goodo was mortally Injur ed and Mrs. Kelly fatally stabbed dur ing a quarrel between Goodo and J. Kelly and his wifo. Chicago, Nov. 20. Tolcgrams from Colorado say that a snow-slide near Chalk Creek buried CO laborers on tho railway. Ono, John Dim, was killed and nine soverely wounded. Skt.ina, I tid., Nov. 11. A man shot himself in the head with a pistol, near this placo, last evening, because his wife, who has somo means, would not agrco to maintain him without labor. He is not dead yet, but is expected to livo but a few hours. CiiattAnoooa, Nov. 10. To-day a boiler in Capt. O'Neal's saw and grist mill near Stevenson, Alabama, ex ploded, killing four men and wound ing two fatally and two seriously. Tho mill was destroyed. Tho catas trophe was caused by the carelessness of the engineer. Omaha, Nov. 13. Last Tuesday night, in Holt county, Neb., a party of settlers, with a number of tho "floating population," proceeded to tho house of Gilespic, a farmer, to wreak vengeance on him for suspect ed complicity in extensive cases of claim-jumping which outsiders had been carrying on. The party intend ed to cither tar and feather Galcspic or ride him on a rail. He made a deadly defense and fired through the panels of his door with a shot-gun. Ono chargo struck a farm laborer named Keys, penetrating his stomach, and killing him instantly. Keys was 22 years of ago, unmarried, and had been a resident of tho frontier a long time. Galespic, who is said to havo been a Sheriff at one time, has not been arrested and probably will not bo. Tho people exonerate him and say nothing will be dono with him Buffaix) Nov. 11. Yesterday afternoon two girls named Bryant wero visiting at the residence of Edward Kclley. They engaged in a playful scuffle with James Kelley aged IS years, the event of which was that Tinnis Bryant, aged 20, took from a box which happened to stand on the table a single-barreled pistol. Sho pointed it at James, and said in a Eportivo way. "Your money or your life !" He, nlso supposing it . was not loaded said, "Firo away" I She pulled tho trigger, and the result proved that it was loaded, the bullet taking ef fect in the unfortunate man's ab domen, inflicting a wound from which ho died last night. Tho young lady, who is terribly over como by tho unhappy occurrence, was arrested, and is now held at po lico head quarters. TCRRIBLK AC'C'IlE.-Vr. Mrh Tern to -VagYHCMtM. Tho Portland Bulletin gives the fol lowing account of a shocking acci dent that occurred in Wcidlcr's mill in that city, on the 20th ult : A work man was repairing tho belt which runs from the main line shaft to- tho lath machinc,and John Olscn, Swede, was assisting. Ho had mounted a pilo ot slabs which enabled him to support tho belt and keep it off the shaft while the men were riveting tho break. Just how it all happened no ono will never know, but tho employ es were suddenly conscious of a catas torpho which is sufficient to fill any mind with horror, and paralyizo it for tho timo being with a sickening senso of its awfulncss. Tho young man seen whirling with frightful rapidity in the embrace of tho shaft by which be had been caught, and in the next, tho frightened, powerless men saw his body literally severed in twain at the abdomen. Tho trunk of tho body was hurled forward through tho door into an adjoining room tho legs dropped to tho floor beneath, and ono arm, which had been wrench off, remained fastened to the shaft whore ttic belt rested upon it. Jbor a minute or so after, tho accident the nerves of tho face continued to twitch and distort tho features as though tho death agonies wero only then being suffered, instead of lifo being extinct. llio iragments ol tiio body were gathered up by tho workmen and re moved to tho dwelling occupied by his two brothors and himself, all of whom are employed at the mill, and were engaged at work during the time of the occurrence, though the brothers were spared tho awful sight by per forming duties in another part of the establishment. J- COOS BAY FURNITURE S ju C E! jE y CONSTAJfTLY OS lUtfD m MaUrcfiscn d) JletUtemU, Chairs 0 Zotiiiffcnf Vrlbn C Cradle, PICTURES, FKAMES, MOULDING-! TABLES, MIRRORS Ac. CoHHtlMflr-reesH FarMltarer 3fade to Order. COFFIX8 made at shortest notice. SEWING MACHINES Attachments, Needles fcc. F. MARK, ,. lvltf PnorniETOa C. Howo requests us to announce that ho will bo on tho Bay noxt week with fruit trees, to fill his orders. Persons who have ordered trees aro requested to be ready to receive and pay for them. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Thero will bo a Public Examina tion of Teachers at Marshfield on Thursday, December 30th 1880. Teachers interested nro earnestly requested to attend. ;. A. B. Ca5h, School Superintendent." MEDICAL NOTICE. AH Profcssinial calls requested of me win dc promptly aiicnuea to during my absence by my partner, T. C. Mackey M D., who will always be found at my Drug store or at his residence, if not niofessionallv cngaged. C. B. Golden. f Tho Cunard Company 'havo con cluded contracts for tho cuiitructiun of three powerful sgrow stoamships for the tratis-AtlaHtio sorvico, tho larg est of which is to bo built of steel, and will bo of 7,000 tons with 8,500 indicat ed hor.o powor, and is to bo called .ttmimVi. Tho othor two vessel aro enoli to ho of more than 5,000 tons and 4,500 horso power, and tiro to bo called i'ui'oiiiu and Cephulonia. Tho total stoam tonago now in courso of construction for tho Cunard Company amounts to 30,500 tons, with an indi cated horse-power of 32,400. It Is considered certain tho com mittee on tho silo for tho World' Fair of 1883 have selected Centra Park. The Commission, which moolsl January 10, will probably iudor.o tho action of tho cummiltco. About $50, 000 has been subscribed for up to date. I , The New Yomc rimes opens a sub scription to a fund for a lifo pension "to" tho oldest living ox-Prcsidout of tho United States. Its reasons for doing this is to provont any ex-President over coming to absolute want Thero is $50,000 subscribed already, and tho Times thinks it can fiud 25 wealthy gentlemen, who will mako tho fund reach $250,000 or $300,000. This is to bo invc.tod in good securi ties and its interest, to bo used us tho revenue of tho oldest ex-President who has not accepted someothcr Federal oflico. A flagstaff CO fcot high, is to bo run up from tho Court Houso dome in Ogden, Utah, to the elevation of 200 feet, from which four lights, of 3,000 candlo pOwor each, aro guaranteed to abundantly illuminate a space of ono milo in diameter. Tho lights aro to bo in operation before tho first of Jan nary. That gigantic floating palace, tho f Livadia made, in passing from Cork to Gibraltar, upward of 17 miles an hour, whilo there was a total iibseneo of any disagrecablo motion, hor "pitch" being but ono dogrec. This may lead to a great clinngo in ship building. Tho Texas Pacific which will meet the Southern Pacific at El Paso, is completed 140 miles west of Fort Worth. It is exjieoted that the en tiro lino will bo open to San Francis coearly noxt year. Capt. J. I). Ends, tho engineer, has gono to Mexico to mako a survey of the Tohauiitopco and to detcrmiuo its, adaptability for an intor-occau ship railroad. Governor William of Indiana, some times callcil "Bluo Jeans" Williams is dpad. Wado Hampton says ho regards tho Prosldonoy as settled, and is opposed to any contest on technical ground. Tho damago to the cotton crop is estimated at halt a million bales. NOTICE. Tho undcrsigneJ would inform tho public that their tannery, about , milo north of Marshfield, is now in operation, and that thoy are prepared to purchase and pay cash for fresh and salted hides, delivered at the tannery. KRUSE&DIMMIGK. Occidental Exchange JAMES S. KILEY, Pno., Opposite Postoflico, Empiro City, Or Keeps on hand choico slock of WIXES, LIQUORUXD CIGARS. A barber shop attached to the saloon. Drug Store, DR: C. B. GOLDEN, Pnorn. Opposite A'asburg's Store. HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAJfl) ALL SORTS OF IDRTJC3-S -AND- CHEMICALS V WINES FOR V MEDICINAL PUKPOSES, x ---a., si arss , X-XtTT-IMXJS, BPOKTOBS . oxjX is, x Bxnxrasc asx.-, BTATIOWBUT -3TX soaooxi BOOKS , ALSO CII0ICB CIGARS and TOBACCO; and everything usually kept in a MEDIO 1. DIHPENSAIIY. Prescriptions Carefully Com pounded, Al-3-ti PIONEER "MARKETS, SlARSIIFIELn & EiiriRE Crrv. H. T. WHITNEY, Proprietor. A good supply of MUTTON, . CANNED BEEF, HK GOOCS, t nlf--J, , PORK, ETC. ETC., ETC.. and all kinds of SALT MEATS and VEGETABLES constantly on handi Also a good stock of VESSELS , AKD LOGGING CAMPS (SUPPLIED AT SUORT NOTICE lv.Mf C. B. Golden M d. T. C. Mackoy m. d Sr. GOI.OEA & MACKEY, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. Marshfield, - Orkook MtKNUI'IGLD a.D3 v" Marshfield, On. This Institution now afford tho best faclliti s for education to be found in tho coast region of southern Oregon. TJie Academy is graduated into three depart ments as follows : The Primary Department, In which introductory branched arc taught. Tlic Junior Department, Embracing orthography, reading, writ ing, grainmer, geography, history, phys iology, familiar science, and mental and practical arithmetic. Tho Senior Department, Embraeing Jtook-keepin;;, (single and doublo entry) botany, chemistry, politi cal economy, rhetoric, higher arithmetic, algebra, .geometry, trigonometry and surveying. Music THE IMPROVED CAMEO GRY-TAL JYORY TYPE. Pro. F.A.Brookes, of Sail Francisco, Is now Into wu, aril will re wain fsr a DETeTXT" XD3U3T aiviso FULL & COMPLETE 'INSTRUCTIONS The art is easily learned, no machinery being required to do tho work. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or no pay. ALL CONSULTATIONS FREE Office hours from 0 lo 12 a. m., and from ltoSp-nt. 3r xxoxa For TM sad complete lnstractleH, $0. Prof. Rrookes is now in a position to give entire satisfaction in painting from photographs. His work is beautiful and w ill last. Ho only aska a fair trial from tho people of Coos Ray. SSmOfficeat Munroe't Vruj Star? 2-n42-3iti Instruction in this branch is given 1 when desired. Board can bo had for from $3 to $4 per week with private families, and for still j less when several students club together and board themselves. I Terms, ! Primary Department, 55 00 j Junior " - 7 00 Senior " - lOOOi U J. T. McCormao. Principal 1 i i HIGHEST HONORS (knkxnkt Work's Fmr, W9! SHONINGER OR&tife MeoeweaB BKiKtcoet&T t imm BIST mSTBUMMJfTS. Tfc TqyitlT toHw t rmiUi hm Ik J-dgM la ttwlr Kvjtart, Iran wHifc t toUswlug to na iutot; Th B. BKOXINGBK MSAX 0. ubtkH tout IMrit at NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF, Roskiiuro Land Omen, Nov. 20, '80. Notico is hereby given that tho fol lowiniiaiued bottler has filed notico of his intention to mako final proof in support of his claim, and secure tiual entry nn tho 11th day of Janu ary, 1881, hoforp the Judgo or Clerk of Coos county, Oregon, via ; V. W. R. Glenn, homestead entry No. 51S11 for tho SV quarter Seo 25 T 24 SR 11 W, und names tho following as his witnesses, vu j 8. R. Catheart, Vni, Folk, Y. II. Carlton and J. It. 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