[The Oaîîy Reporter.
c. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS.
Minnville. Or
Sept. 23, 1886
■}ide walk lumber for sale at this of-
)PR trains now run to the bridge
josite Albany.
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H. (look is expected here from
Ci li ornia soon.
■ Newberg fair begins this a. in. Lasts
til) Saturday p. m.
flihe attendance at the bee-keepers
fleeting was small.
■ Fresh fish at the Eurisko market
fliesdays and Thursdays.
■ (’hoice uncolored and English break­
flit tea 50 cents a tl>. at the bakery.
I Those hats at half the marked
■ice at Miss Russ’ millinery store are
fling oH’ rapidly.
I Farmers who were so fortunate as to
■ive their summer fallow seeded re-
Ibiced to see the big rain drops fall.
I Shad from the Columbia, which
leighed over live and a half pounds
Ruh, were received in Portland this
■eek.
I The boys in Yamhill county have
Ipples this fall to throw at. the birds,
■lock is altogether too large for the
Remand.
I J. H. Lambert, one of the leading
fruit growers of Oregon, is in the city,
On a visit to his daughter Mrs. E. L.
E. White.
I Sunday evening service al St. James
Church will be omitted on Sunday next
as Mr. Fair has an afternoon appoint-
Bient in the country.
I The funeral of Mr. Pettigrew was
largely attended yesterday. The cere-
hiony was conducted under the au-
jpices of the Masonic fraternity of
■hich he has long been an active
member.
I Hon. Andy Shuck has been expelled
pom the committee in daily attend­
ance upon the building of Cook’s
Intel.
He has been tardy on several
h-caaions, and yesterday allowed a lit-
Je rain to keep him away until after­
loon.
Portland complains that the wool of
muthern Oregon, and likewise most
t>f the trade of that region goes to Cali­
fornia. Southern Oregon complains
that no eTort is made by Portland
hither to buy her wool or to gain her
trade.
Judge Deadv has ordered that thirty
Old school books rebound and made
good as new for half the price of new grand jurymen be summoned for the
United States district court to appear
ones bv J. C. Cooper.
The McMinnville Public schools October 19th.
are now well organized and work
The mayor of Charleston is appro
earnestly begun. The teachers are hensive of much sickness for want of
Prof. J. A. Price, Mrs. Mathews, Miss shelter for the houseless people there.
Mary E. Martin and Miss Carrie Mark. They had another shake up Wednes­
Parents are especially invited to at­ day morning.
tend and encourage the school.
In Berlin 150,000 people live on
We very much dislike to spoil a charity. Divorces are equal to fifteen
good item, but that statement that per cent, of the marriages. Yet Rus­
$7,500 had been subscribed to purchase sia Inis as paternal a government as
the fair grounds and leave us $2,500 Henry George could make if he had
working capital, is the product of some the mud.
fertile and imaginative brain other
If this paper suits you for a hit a
than this office posesses. It. did not
week we shall appreciate the favor of
start here.
your subscription ; we have no money
“What the farmers want," is the ti­
to lose in the venture; if it pays its
tle of an article in a leading New York
way another column will be added,
paper, and it is made to embrace eve­
and another; if not perhaps not. The
rything from a steam pump in the
quality is surely as fair as the rate.
kitchen to an elevated railroad in the
The news that a levanting clerk has
back yard. This is perhaps an eas­
been
sentenced at Hamilton, Ontario,
tern demand. What Pacific coast
farmers want is $1 a bushel for wheat for bringing stolen money into Can­
and sixty cents for oats, (live these ada, seems to rob that country of its
and they will wait for pumps and rail­ attractions for fugacious financiers. If
this sort of thing is kept up there will
roads.
be
no refuge for the defaulting gentry
At the convention of bee-keepers
in this city there was not a large at­ short of the north Pole.
Jamaica was almost wholly destroy­
tendance. There is not the attention
ed
by a hurricane August 16th. In
given to this rural industry that should
be. The session yesterday afternoon Kingston the sea rose to an unusual
was pleasant and not altogether with­ bight about the Victoria market, the
out profit. The new officers are C. E. spray dashing over Rodney’s statue.
Hoskins, president, Newgerg ; D.Kaufl- Several lives were lost and a number
man, vice president, Needy ; Mrs, M. of coasting vessels wrecked At St.
C. S. Young, secretary, McMinnville; Andrew the hurricane was felt with
S- F. Harding, treasurer.
more severity than at Kingston, and
Portland Telegram :
About dusk the destruction of property greater at
last evening a well-known young man Constant spring.
about town was waking down First
MherlH’’» Tax Notice.
street when he encountered a Yamhill
county couple meandering in the op­
Notice is hereby given that the de­
linquent
taxes for the years 1883-84
posite direction.
The woman luul
and
85,
must
lie paid within the next
evidently never carried a parasol be­
15
days,
or
property
will be levied up­
fore and she gracefully stuck one of
on for the payment of said judgment
the wholebone or steel prongs into
tax, by virtue of a warrant issued out
the loop of the young man’s eye of the county court.
T. J. H arris .
glasses, pulling them from his nose
Sheriff of Yamhill Co.
and dropping them to the sidewalk.
Mile of Pmonal Property.
Just as the young man was in the act
of picking them up, the woman’s es­
There will
auction sale of all the
cort’s No. 20 foot stepped upon the personal property of the late J. I>. Fen­
glasses, almost smashing them to ton, at the farm two and one half miles
atoms.
“By gosh, et’s too bad!” north west of Lafayette,next Saturday.
ejaculated the yahoo, and pushed on Horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farm ma­
with his girl looking for a place where chinery and many other things will be
ice cream could be had for 5 cents a sold. Remember the date, Saturday.
plate. The sufferer felt much consol­ Sept. 25th next. Terms of sale, twelve
ed by the Yambiller’s expression of months credit upon all sums above ten
sympathy.
dollars.
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