fab WEST SIDE TELEPHONE, i Ills F air and F estival —At the opera house Wednesday evening, under the auspices of St. James ladies Guild was a decided success. First there was a short miscellaneous programme, which was well appreciated by all present. Solos by Mrs. Ramsdell and Mrs. James a leoitation by Miss Annie Turner, a duett by little Minnie and Flora Ham nett, and a tableau “popping the ques tion,” completed the programme. Alter this everybody betook themselves to examining the pretty things (or sale and having a social good time. In look ing around the hall wo found tables loaded down with fancy work. One table being set apart especially for the children attracted the eyes of the little ones. But the greatest attraction was the corner occupied by the Japanese fancy goods and presided over by “Sam I i< k ”(D. C. .Narver.) A good supper was served and everybody had a good time. The articles for sale were not all disposed of, so the ball was kept open all day Thursday. We were unable to learn what the receipts and expenses weie, but it is safe to say a handsome sum was realized. The ladies deserve groat praise for their untiring efforts to make the fair a success and to secure the enjoyment of all those who were present. Letter List. OUR ASSISTANTS. Following is a list of letters remaining OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. The Win White place 2}, mil«« east Amity. uncalled for in the postoffice nt Mc of this city is iu my hands for sale. This December 1, 1866. TIIIRU DISTRICT. Minnville, December 1, 1886: farm consists of acres of land well Judge R. P. Boise Mrs. Dr. Goucher is very low, with improved aud cau be had for $36 per Avlward, R (2) Applehans, Jno P Prosecuting Attorney • Geo. W. Belt. i little hopes of recovery. Barnett,Mrs Mary 2 Burnett, Mr Levi acre, if sold before llecember 1st. co'J STY. Bruggs, Mrs John Black, W II Ehler D. M. Doty is ipiite ill, being Terms very easy. Also some valuable lUCCKMüR TO D. C. NABTIIi — K. I’ Bird. Senators -j' ’ confined to his bed most ut (lie time. Dunn, Mrs Mary M J. W. Watt,-. ’ personal property cau be had with the R. R. Laughlin, Gaunt, Henry 3 Guilds, Jas O 2 The ladies of the M. E. church gave a farm cheap, good 4-year old horse, 6 Ecpresentatives j F. N. IJitlo, Gard,MrsEliz’b’thAGardner, R C supper on Thanksgiving which netted head of cattle. 5.1 full blood merino C. Lnfollett. them about $40. Haskins, A Hodges, Fred siieep, 1 new wagon, some hav; Blieal Judge L. Liiugbarv. ilagey, Peter Hedges, S D J. 8. Hibbs, The protracted mooting which has oats and household furniture. Commissioners ’ Geo. Dorsev. C. W. T almage , Johnson, Mrs Frankie been going on for the past two weeks • • G. W. Briedwell. Clerk ................. McMinnville, Or. closed last night with severul new addi- Kneedler, Mrs Amanda ....... T. J. Harris. Sheriff I tions. i W. W. Nelson. Treasurer Mansel, G B McDonald, Mr Jas Assessor ... -........ Wyatt Harris. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Mason, W B Mulkev, R Mrs. Messinger, daughter of J. L. School Supt ... J. A. C. Freund. Morgan, J II Ladd, lately from Waterloo, IoWa, is Surveyor J. D. Fenton. The best salv« in the world for cuts, spending the winter witli her parents. Pasold. F D. (’. Narver. <'«roller................. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Bobeits, J E Robe risen,MrsLillie Mr. Messinger is still in Iowa. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Carries the Largest and Best Stock Roberts, L S Married, at the Christian church, corns, “PRICES” and all skin eruptions, »nd posi by Rev. T. H. Henderson, Mr. 11. G. Stephens, Sam Small, Mrs Marget in Yamhill Coaaty. tively cures piles, or no pay required. that arc a s low as any Drug Hawley, of Polk county, and Miss Em Spencer, Alex Spencer, J F It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac ma Smith, of this city. Snowden, 11 W Store in this county is what we Sheldon, Mi s Emma tion, or money refuuded. Price 25 Small, Geo S old O ut . will guarantee you. cents per box. For sale by Rogers & Tarrant, Edgar Taylor, I P Todd. 29yl ROGERS A- TODD, North Yamhill. Warren, Eld M N The Druggists. December 1, 1886. Parties calling for the same will please Money Wanted. say advertised. J. F. W isecarver . Thanksgiving day .was observed here Postmaster. as usual. All persons indebted to Terr/ and TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. Timothy Goodrich is now entertaining Wright will please call and settle their Pliilerffian Society. friends from W. T. accounts immediately. The account« are The new city council meets this even in my hands and the books must be D rawing C lass .—If you want to be ing. Sheriff Harris made our town a visit closed Following is the programme of the up at once. Fresh roasted peanuts at II. II. an architect, blacksmith, carpenter, civ Philergian society for next Saturday ev this week. No arrests made that I know 48t4 L e « W bigiit . of. Welch’s. tf il engineer, designer, surveyor, naviga ening Dec. 4. 1886: H. M. Daniel has his new house on Dr. I. C. Taylor is in the city With S. Potter, of Sheridan, was in town tor, astronomer, ship builder, inventor, Inaugural address by the president. his ?artn completed and will move into headquarters nt the offlee of Dr. H. V. Music, Society. yesterday. Third Street Bet. D and E. 5tf machinist, philosopher, or a first class it soon. V. Johnson. Dr. Taylor makes a spe Reading, Miss Fannie Baxter. For a square meal go to the St. Charles artisan of any kind, or to successfull}’ Song, Miss Susie Millsap. The Odd Fellows hall is being finished cialty of hemorrhoids an.I other diseases —only 25 cents. teach any of the trades or professions, Recitation, J. F. Clark. off inside, and will be ready for use in a of the rectum. No charge for exanlina- tiens, Cure guaranteed or no charge Quartette. W. C. T. U. meeting to-morrow at then you should learn mechanical, arch- few days. made. 47tf Reading, Miss Birdie Maddox. the M. E. church. tectnral, typographical and geometrical Hon. W. J. McConnell is having his Song, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. —Proprietors of— drawing. .1. C. Cooper is organizing a Frank Collat'd has something to say to class and drawing instruments and ma household goods packed preparatory to Reading,.). J. Ray. Notice, Jhe public under “New To-day. moving to Moscow, I. T, Nestneea Saw Mills, Debate: Question—Resolved that the terial can be obtained at the bookstores. Look at C. Grissen’s immense stock Such opportunities are not often found president of the United States should be Mrs. J. A. Brisbine and J. A. Ball McMinnville Sasli and door Ffcetery.' Owing to the change in our businoss of holiday goods now open. 49110 outside of the highest schools and col elected for a term of six years and ineli have both been quite sick for some days —Dealers in - we need all the money due us. So all gible fora second term. A fl ’ . J. J. Ray West. Point requires a thorough but are now convalescing. There will probably be some glass leges. who E. owe _..j us please call and settle at White and Red Lead, knowledge of such drawing. It is much anil Harry Ivav; neg. L. Maddock and ball or clay pigeon shooting to-morrow. easier Lee Laughlin & Co. are closing out once. M. D. L. Rhodes. learned than many think. Linseed and Lubricating Oils,' their stock of merchandise at auction. 49tf R ogers A T odd . W. P. H olman , Sec. J. W. Briedwell, Jr. of Amity was in They have but little to dispose of left. P ersonal .—Wednesday evening Arth Varnishes of all Description, the city this week, and made us a pleas Programme Henry Ball, of Montana territory, is ant call. ur C. Gowdy was the recipient of a beau For Sale. Kalsomine, Spanish Whiting visiting his fntlier Wm. Ball, of this The Postal Telegraph company lias tiful gold-headed cane at the hands of Paris Whiting place, after an absence of nine years. For the Open Temperance club at Acres of fine rolling land one and been granted the right of way over the the merchant, Mr. C. II. Cooper, his em P. k R. and Princess MetaMe Grange hall, Monday evening the 6th ' one-half miles from McMinnville Mrs. Rowena Morgan, of Kalama, W. O. & C. ployer and fellow employees, Mr. Coop T., has been visiting friends in town the for $45 per acre. Enquire of Roof Paint, Venitian Red, A meeting of the fire delegates is call er making the presentation remarks. inst: T homas R ogers . past week. She returned home to-day. Song, Rev. E. Russ, ed to meet at their hall thief Friday) We have known Mr. Gowdy for years; Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre,’ l ’ raver, Chaplain. Our public school is progressing finely evening at 7.30. known him to be a worthy young gentle Holiday Goods are going off like hot and Hardware Reading, Mrs. J. B. Gardner. under the management of Professor The meetings at the M. E. church this man, and it is no wonder to us that dur- Duet, Misses Bena Snelling and Hal Johnson with Mis. Robinson as assist cakes at Geo. W. Burt’s, and he don’t Week have been well attended. Ser inghisstay of two-and-a-halfyears with lie Reed. Prices as Lew as the Lowest. have to run a lottery swindle to sell ant. Mr. Cooper that he won tliehigh esteem vices to-night and to-morrow night. them either; the prices are so low they Recitation, Miss Lasira Apperson. of his associates. . Arthur “got his start ltf JONES à Co. The Tillamook stage still makes its sell themselves. 48tf Recitation, Miss Josie Gardner. Horace G. Hawlev and wife, nee Miss in Yamhill.” He goes to Spokane Falls “Future Action,” general discussion. regular tri-weekly trips to and from Til Emnta Smith, passed through the city to engage in business.—Astoria Trans lamook, carrying the mail and passen SHERIDAN Song, Miss Annie Young. Vinegar, 25 cents per gallon, in large Wednesday, on their way to Portland. cript. gers. or small quantities; sweet cider, 15 C ommittee . We took a drive over to North Yam N early F inished .—There remains to Dr. J. L. Hayes has purchased the cents per gallon, at the cider mill of hill, Tuesday, and found the country be completed only a mile and three- S till M issing .—A few days ago an residence of W. F. Morgan and built a Jno. J. Sax. 29tf roads in better shape than our city item appeared in this paper in regard to new barn on the lot and laid new side quarters of tlie gap- between Newberg streets. tlie sudden and somewhat mysterious walk in front. Good Results iu Every Case. J. M. CHAPMAN, Fra., Next Sunday being the first Sunday and Dundee on tlie Portion 1 and Willa disappeat ance of F. M. Davis, of There lias not been the usual amount mette valley railroad. This will be D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer Carries a full stock of Furniture, of all in the month, Rev. J. S. White will of fall wheat sown in this neighborhood. Fine Bedroom Sets, Mirrors, hold services at St. Patrick’s church on closed next week and regular trains will Monmouth, Polk connty. Since then Tlie farmers are calling for more rain, of Chattanoga, Tenn., writes that lie was kinds, Mouldings, Wall Pa pets, Été., Etc. nothing has been heard from him, and the Muddy. seriously afflicted with a severe cold that the ground being too dry for plowing. commence running between Elk Rock ------- •-------- settled on his lungs : had tried many reme Great bargains in all kinds of watches, and Dundee. Many people do not know his friends are anxious about him. Professor Williitmson has a private dies without benefit. Being induced to tty Davis has been carrying on a grocery, ------- A full line èf-------- docks, plated ware, etc., at tlie Mc the location of Elk Rock. It is on the school of twenty-live students. Ho Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption Minnville Jewelry store, Win. IIoll, pro west bank of the Willamette five miles drug and general assortment store jn teaches the higher branches, and liis did so mid was entirely’cured by use of n Monmouth. On Friday an attachment school is gaining in popularity every few bottles. Since which tune hê lias used prietor. decltf south of Portland, and is the present for $1,200 was issued against him, and it in his family for all coughs and colds Dr. Wm. McC. Chrisman and wife northern terminus of the Narrow Gauge, several more were placed on the stock. day. with best results. This is the experience of Store, «ne door suath «f bridge, Sb.ndnn ’ and J. F. Wisecarver and wife of this At this point boats from Portland con The total liabilities aie not known, nor Dr. J. D. Morris, of the Morris house, thousands whose lives iiave been saved by Oregon. J&rf wonderful discovery. city, attended the wedding of Miss Ent nect with the railroad. the assets. Further developments are lias taken the Exchange hotel, refitted this Trial bottles free at Rogers A Todd's drug _ _______________________________ r I ina Smith at Amity, Wednesday. it, and it is now open to tlie public. The store. A rticles F iled .—T. M. Hines, I. L. awaited with interest. old Morris house is occupied by Rev. Clocks can be bought at the McMinn inilli and J. C. Woods have filed arti G etting R eady .—Hon. Frank C. Bak Mr. Boyd, Presbyterian minister, as a ville Jewelry store cheaper than any cles in the office of the secretary of state An End to Bone Scraping. er has gotten his large Hoe press in po dwelling. where else. Come and see for yoursel’.* incorporating the Forest Grove and sition and all ready for work, and his decltf W m . II oll . Our town being situated in the most Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, II!., Tillamook wagon road company. The spot in Yamhill county, it is says: •‘Having received so much benefit The McMinnville Jewelry store is the object of the corporation is to construct two small job presses are about ready beautiful reasonable that it should bu hoard I from Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty to largest west of Portland, and the cheap a continuous wagon route from Forest for use. He will have his engine and but occasionally. It is tho most thriv let suffering humanity know it. Have bad est place to buy goods in Oregon. Wm; Grove, in Washington, county, to Till boiler completed and in position in a from ing place in the state for its population, a running sore on mv leg for eight years; IIoll is the proprietor. decltf amook bay, in Tillamook county. Prin day or two. The most of his type is laid as is proven hv the immense jam of wag my doctors told me f would have to have Wilbur Cqok will begin school in the cipal office at Forest Grove. Capital also. Mr. Baker expects to have every ons and carriages seen on our streets the bone scraped or leg amputaten. I used instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and Jones and Wright district next Monday. stock $10,000 in shares of the value of thing in running order by the 10th inst, daily. seven boxes Bucklcn’s Arnica salve, and my and extends an invitation to all w ho are Mr. Cook has taught this school for two $50, each. At the last regular meetingof Fratern leg is now sound and well.” visiting Salem to call at his office and years and given the best of satisfaction. ity lodge, No. 56, I. O.O. F., held on the Electric Bitters arc sold at fifty cents a F or S alk C heap .—Forty acres of see the “wav it’B done.” evening of November 30, the following bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica salve at 25c. Superintendent Freund will have land, situated five and one-half ■ miles were elected tor the ensuing I per box by Rogers A Todd. ltf In the City. T ell vs the N ews .—We are often officers charge of I’rtjf. Price's pupils during the northwest of McMinnville, adjoining tlie term: 1’. H. Mesner, N. G.; H. F. Bed- sickness of the latter. Miss Fannie Bax Dave McCall place on the left. This asked why we don’t mention that “so well, V.G.; A. W. Bennett, Sec.; G. Home Produce Market. SHERIDAN ter will resume her studies at the col piece of land is offered for sale cheap on and so” was sick, or that “such and W. Sappington, P. S.; A. D. Runnels, lege. Treas. Corrected for the T elki ’I ionk by Baxter <k easy terms. It is well fenced, contains such” a party was visiting my folks; Billiards at the “Orphan's Home” 15 a living spring of water, ten acres of it why don’t you mention something O ccasionally . Martin. cents per game of 34 points; 20 cents for has been uuder cultivation, and eight Wheat, per bu 6fle 50 points, and 25 cents for 50 points acres has been slashed. Price $10 per about my family. The truth is we Religions Services-Sunday Next. Oats, per bu ............ 38c never heard of any one visiting you, R. McKfj'NE, P ropr . Flour, per liar, ................. when one player discounts the other. $4.00@$4.4O acre. For further particulars call at the and as long as we are kept in such ig Eggs, per dot ................... 30c II. II. W elch . T elephone office. Social meeting at 11 o ’ clock every 2.">c norance how can you expect us to pub Lord’s day at the Christian church. Butter, per lb................. The choral union held their first reg Transient Stock Well Cared For ! 20c lish such facts. Send or tell us the Sunday schol every Sabbath at 3 o’clock. Cheese, best, per lb.... Apples, | cr box............. ular practice meeting at the Grange heII Fix it .—We spoke some time ago about news and we will gladly publish it. 2OC03OC sides.................... 8n@10c Teams and outfits furnished parties wish last Tuesday evening. They will meet the need of repairs on tlie Yamhill river M. E. church—services wi 1 be held Bacon, " shoulder .,....... 8c regular, hereafter, on every Tuesday bridge at Carlton, bnt it has not been I nsane W oman .—Fred. Hurst and at 11 a. m. and at 7 :00 p. m. f6 go to the const, at reasonable rates. “ hum, sugar cured 14c evening. repaired. One eight-inch plank, half Frank McLench, of Lincoln, l’olk coun All are cordially invited. R ev . II. P. S atciiwell , Pastor. Deputy U. S. Marshal Frosh passed the width of the bridge, is gone, and ty, says the Statesman, brought Mrs. REV. nil. FREELAND, of Fowlerville, through town a day or two ago en route several other holes nearly as bad makes Belle McKillop, who has been living St. Janies’ church. Rev. John C. N. Y.,write« us that two bottles of Gilrnore’s to Portland, having in charge an Indian the bridge positively dangerous to travel about two miles below Lincoln, to tins Fair, rector. Services 11 a. m., and Aromatic wine cured his wife of nertonj«- HERE WE ARE AT LAST f ness and sleeplessness. Sold by Rogers A charged with furnishing liquor to other over even in the day time. Whose city for examination as to her sanity. 7 :lX) p. in . Todd. —Harness at the— Indians. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. business is it to see to this, and why She has been unwell for some time, and GILMORE ’ S AROMATIC ’ WINE is a pos Friday evening services at 7 :00 p m. There was a collision on the Northern doesn’t he attend to bis business? for the past eight days her condition lias itive cure for all those painful eompbiints Pacific railroad Wednesday, Mr. O. O. been such that it was considered unsafe Seats free. All are cordially invited to ho common to all our best female popula attend. Hodson of this city being on the train at F or S ale .—A piece of valuable pro to leave her at liberty. She will proba —at absolutely— tion. Hohl by Rogers A Todd. the time. He escaped without injury, perty situated just outside the city lim bly go to the asylum to-day. ’ C. I’, church. Services at the usual WANTED. A case of female weakness, however. debility or nervous exhaustorf that its, for sale at a bargain. Large house, P leasant S urprise .—Last evening hours. Subject for forenoon discourse, general Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine wile not Cure. Wild geese are beginning to he plenti well built; several acres of ground for a number of young ladies loaded down “Shallowness one of the curses of the Sold by Rogers A Todd. age.” Subject for evening, “More rea —°— > ful in this neighborhood. Ducks are gardening, email fruit of various kinds Bngey Harness from Q'- (XT and upffS’rd." scarce, hut if the present rainy weather nicely started, numerous outhouses, with good things walked in upon Custer sons whv people should become Chris REV. E. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkso#. N. Team Harness from $2 >.IM) and nyward. continues for a few days it will bring barn, etc. Everything in good order. Post band, during their practice, taking tians in their youth.” Sunday school at Y., says: Gilmore’s Wine for female weak 1 have al«> -omcthffig entirely nefr fn the a.m. All are cordially invited to ness stands without a rival. Sold hv Rogers plenty of them. Satisfactory reasons for wanting to sell. the boys by surprise. The ladies had 9:30 line of SA'cat puds. A Tod»I. attend these services. Posters have been circulated an For further particulars enquire at this “lasses” with them and candy was soon My terms are CASH, or antes that ran T. II. H enderson , Pastor. GILMORE ’ S 1ROMATIC WINE is the be turncdXnto cash. A. WELlJt. made, and a regular old-fashioned candy nouncing a drill at. Portland between the office. great remedy for women and children, 12S Services pt the Baptist church.— doses for $1. Sold by Rogers A Todd. pulling was indulgtd in, then a good Seattle “Rifles” and Co. G, O. 8. M. for S everely B itten .—Wednesday after supper. Such surprises can not occur Preaching morning and evening at usu- —Having Bought the— The championship of the Northwest, to | al hours Subject for 11 a. m.,— I GILMORE S AROMATIC WINE makes take place Dec. 11. noon the little child of Dr. Goucher, too often to please the band hoys. a ladv beautiful, l»ecatiwe it gives her good, | “ A dry stick that bears fruit. ” For 7.m. Miss Sarah Osborne and her cousin who was visiting its grand parents in W heat .—There is considerable life in “The damnation army.” All are cor rich nlood Sold by Rogers A Todd. Miss Antrim, of Wheatland, have rented Amity, was quite severely bitten by a the wheat market just now. Thiss week dially invited to attend these services. IMI’OTEN< Y IN MAN OR WOMAN rooms with their uncle, A. J. Sawyer, vicious dog. The dog has been teased quickly cured by Gilmores Aromatic wine. Strangers especially made welcome. several parties have been in Portland Sold by Rogers A Todd. and will keep house here this winter, until it snaps at everyone who comes G. J. B urchett , l’astor. Business of Bros. A Hendrr- with a view of making sales, and a large while Miss Antrim attends school. Fun. I am ready to ab all kinds of LADIKS, useGilniore’s Aromatic wine, it near it. and when the little one attempt- To A storia .—Dr. II. V. V. Johnson will cure you. Bold by Rogers A Todd. Quantity of wheat has changed hands There will he a meeting of the young e to caress it it sprang and caught her tiring the week. There is scarcely any Trucking and Delivering |nen of this city at band hall to-night, by the cheek, inflicting a severe wound. variation in price from quotations of last left on Wednesday’s train, for Astoriu in response to a telegram stating that for the purpose of taking steps toward —At Any Time.— I AM SELLING N ew H all .—The Grangers of Cheha- week. his daughter, Mrs. Gen. W. Snyder, ol forming a dancing class. All those in terested are requested to be present. iem district have erected a new building R emoved .—In order to give a better that city was very sick. Mrs. Snyder I Delivery Wagon Always Ready. has many friends here, who hope for Olve a Trial. “M’s” communication from North at that place. It is two stories, and the light on his display of Christmas goods iher speedy recovery. ■amhill reached us afte. “Occasional's” upper one will be occupied as a place of Charles Grissen has had removed the 3ft V ery L ow .—Mr. A. P. Woolsey is ly was in type, and as the latter embraced meeting for the Grangers, and the low awning from in front of His storeroom ml the news items given by the former. er floor used as a church. Services in Garrison’s block. This adds materi ing very low at his home four miles weie held in the new building Thanks ally to the looks of the building. as well southwest of town. The old gentleman -’-OPPOSITION M’s” communication was not used. giving day for the first time by Rev. J. as giving Mr. Grissen a better light in ' lias been gradually failing in health for Read our North Yamhill correspon Hoberg. _____________ his store. a number of years, and death, the end dence. It is chuck full of good live news e* that section. Now, if some one at O fficers E lected .—At a regular meet Goon M aul .—The Phillipa and Bried- ; of all liis sufferings is looked for at any AT----- Next to Yamhill County Bank. moment. larlton would answer our call for com ing of Amity Lodge No. 67, I. O. <>. F. well boys, over near Amity, captured munications, we would be well pleased, M c M imxviu . k - - Ottiftox ' 10 Io 25 per ('ent. Ckraper Than N ew C«ossiXG.-The railroad employes I borth Yamhill and Bellevue have an held last Saturday evening, the follow eleven coons one night last week. Sev swered. Now Carlton. ing officers were elected for the ensuing en of them took refuge in one tree. It are tearing tip the old rotten crossing Tlie Largest «nd Finest Stock ever trough? Anybody Else. was not a very good night for coons, near the Central and hying a new one in to Yamhill Counit*. Everybody knows Sam Likens. We term ; T. E. White. N. G.; J. W. Bried either. its stead. The old planks were broken mean, the genial Amity blacksmith. well,i V. G.; F. B. Fergusi n. R. S.; Come and See for Yourself. M eeting C alls .—Foilwing are the and full of boles, and a new one was bad He has just opened a new shop at Am- R. L. Simpson, Treas.; J. A. Likens, Brxits and Shoes rondi- to order and nestl*^ repaired. ' i v’.anr' S,m ’’an’t be beat at any kind Per. Sec. meeting calls for McMinnville Fire de- ly needed. n| blacksmith work. His advertisement B orx .—To the wife of Al Hutton of pirtment. Read and remember them: George Cornet is the efficient and gen appears under “New To-day,” and it Prices to the Oodrock. depaitment call. 2-1; hook and ladder, tlemanly artist in Welch's Tunaoral Par will pay you to read it and give Sam a Amity, Nov. 26, 1886, a girl; weight 12 3-1; engine and bose, 4-1. lors, after A ngnst 6. tf F MBUSfMFXHtÿ? Call. 1-2 pounds. BEDROCK PRICES I Come tná be Convinced. Jones & Co., Forniture Store !' Undertaker’s Goods ! G. E. DETMERING Dry Goods House Livery and Feed stable !Í Give me a Call «•/ Lafayette Harness shof/ Portland Prices. Truck and Express Watches, Clocks, M. S. GOFF Jewelry and Plated ware, Boot and Shoe Store !• WM. HOLL, Mtliunville Jewelry Siwe.