The Narrow Guage wins its suite against the 0. R. N. Co. This will be apt. to place the infant upon its feet B. C. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS. again, as the decrees carry about a cMinnville. Or. - Sept. 21, 1886 quarter of a million of iiionej with them. I Sidewalk lumber for sale at this of- C Symons has received the sad news of the death of his father, at Dev­ pe. Mrs. E. X. Harding is expected onshire, England. He was buried Sept. 1st. Mr. Symons was expect­ nine to-day. A deejine in coffee is noted. ing to go home in July on a visit, but. Drner wouldn’t work was detained on account of business. The bee men are in session in this An inquirer asks how it is that the ¡tv lo-dav at Grange hall. city council can and does award im-t | G. G. Bingham, in the city on legal portant contracts to its own members ■isiness, goes to Lafayette to-day. without announcement to the public I Choice un colored and English break and inviting bids? We are not sufli-i Kst tea 50 cents a It., at the bakery. ciently posted to answer the conun­ I Portland has a swarm of tramps drum. from the sound. Thirty were lodged Ice can only be had in thousand Bi jail Sunday. pound lots at Portland, and then at I Those hats at half the marked 2| cents per pound, which is equival-i ■rice at Miss Russ’ millinery store are ent to total exclusion from cities such Being off rapidly. as this. Never mind, next winter is I Qld school books rebound and made going to be a regular blizzard, and all Bood as new for half the price of new who live through it can put up a sup­ Opies by J. C. Cooper ply from natures resources which will: I The Oregonian says the silver drain last them independent of the inanu-j B in consequence of Chinese workers facturers another year. Portland will i Bn the NP.ll, Cascade branch. not he able to sell any ice here in| I Mrs. G. A. Wilcox has an elegant 1887, Wolverines nearly took the Oregon Begonia iu its handsomest bloom, a Bift from Mrs. Hattie Wilcox. exhibit ear at Jackson, Michigan. Jar I The OPR pass immigrants at the fruit put up in salicylic acid and water Mme rates charged by the DUR upon will not stand these journeys by rail. The acid makes the fruit soft, and the hpard of immigration certificate I The Daily Kepartcr in a xuecexx. IIV constant movement of the t rain churns Bpect io enlarge in a fete day», at the it into an indescribable mass. The *!»»»<• price. Only ten eentx a week. green fruit sent in the car has stood I A four horse team from Chehalem, the journey and the intense heat of v ith eight persons, bag and baggage the east and the super-heat of a crowd­ 1 ir the coast, passed through the city ed car pretty well. If a car is sent y »sterday. driven by Mr. Brooks. out another year some other arrange­ I \ tine, lot of moulding for pieuture ment will have to be made for the frames at E. B. Fellows'. t all anti transportation and exhibit of fruit. «Ample the lot. Any size pictures It is suggested by some of the pio­ finmed to order, neat, quick and cheaj >. neer members of the old Union library I The attendance at the public of this city todonate the books of that ■L tools yesterday was quite large for institution to the proposed library of th ■ opening day. Success will be as- the McMinnville public schools. As ¿ped with full co-operation on t he Prof. Price is making an effort to se­ pkrt of the parents. cure a much needed library for the ■ or Y AM H ILL CO., Third St., Oppomie — Where yon will— ALWAYS FIND LATEST STYLES Furnishing Goods of »11 kind, aud above all THE LOWEST PRICKS. Also agent« for the Brownsville Woolen Hill, Carrying a full line of all good« made by these celebrated mills.