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The Daily Reporter, gether. It takes :i pretty severe earth- quake to destroy one of these build il. (!. 1ICEI.AN11 A CO. I-CHI.ISIIEKS. ------ 0- - ■ Subscription Kate«. ings. Congressman Hermann is taking a look at southeastern Oregon, inquir ing into the expediency of removing the military forces now there. 1 he secretary of war had ordered the troops removed and the fort dismantled, and the reservation thrown open for set tlers before Mr. II left Washington, but he got the secretary to counter mand t.h<‘order till the meeting of congress. He will also make an in spection of Crater lake during li is By < farrier per week........................... 10 cents (Payable on Saturday.) Single < ooy By Mail 10 cents |>er Month In advance. Kates for 1<I * ert isi 11 st Will be made satisfactory to all applicants. Sept 29, 1886 McMinnville, Or UK s t It THHEK vows. To day is the date set for the final shake up of Charleston. Predictions have been coming in quite lively of late, from all sources. To cap the cli max of this pantomine, we have the following details from the scene of action For three nights past citizens of the northern portion of Atlanta claim to have seen three moons, each marked by bloody lines. A belated pedestrian first observed the phenom ena He awoke several families in the neighborhood, who bear witness to seeing the same marvelous exhibition. At first the matter was told in whis pers, but seeing the manifestations a second and third time they have be come convinced that there is some thing |s>rtentious about it. The ne gro« accept it as a fulfillment of the prophecy that there shall be signs in the Heavens before the end of the world, which event they now claim will take place on the 29th. Grotesque exhibitions of superstition, which took place toslay at virions places of w<»r- ship for the co hired ]H-<>p|e, were almost If ) olid belief, A slight earthquake shock was felt <t Charleston at two minute» past a o'clock on tin* 27th, accompanied by a loud rumbling sound I'he .»hock lasted about two .»eeomls House '.M were shaken per eeptibl* ami il number of persons rushed into the streets, No damage was done beyond the falling of loose plaster. The same shock was also felt at Sa* «nmih, Ga., and at Summerville. V A Il s' IV/' Look U pO (1 This Pi FRONT VIEW visit. Then Upon This The steamer San Juan, which ar- rived last night, brought particulars of a terrible cyclone which passed over the island of Jamaica in the latter part of last month. The cyclone is estimated to have been from twenty to thirty miles wide, and passed from northwest to southwest. The whole southern part of the island was laid waste, and thousand of valuable trees destroyed. Five churches and a mis sion house were blown down; also about thret hundred houses, and many more were seriouslv damaged. Five persons were killed, and about thirty injured. Nearly 1,500 people are des titute, ground provisions having been BACK VIEW. rooted out or washed away. Hospi tals and public buildings are being After which call at A. J. ApperaaB** utilized to receive the homeless. take a look at the «<**1* E. B. FELLOWS, Nucceaawr to D. Nar* er, Third Street. McMinnville. Oregon. Conger's Double Seated Drawers ltd Shield Dndershirt. By the Way, I Do you .-ealize the astonwhingly low pn APPERSON’S.( I The Largest FURNITURE HOUSE In Yamhill County. Undertakers Goods Men’s Suits from $<>.(>) up, and Boys' from $3.50 up. NO SHODDY JA8. M'CAIN. McCain & Hurley. Jj ATTOKM'.VS- IT-l.AU AM» NOTAU1F.N 1’1 HUB Lafayette. Oregon, Espeoial attention paid toabstr. ot«nf and settlement of estates in probate Office Jail buiding, np stairs. NtMli 3&U& VOTAX Karthquake* ind storms are about Hair Cutting. «tinviiig and '*>“ pooiug Parlor. all papers .-.nt of the Mississippi have Burial Robe* and Shroud« to write of lately They would soon < oiiManiiy on Hand. c . get u>ed to it if they lived in Peru. Ilrarwe Furnished. In lama there is a constant »baking C. H. FLEMING. Proprietor : of theearth. The house.» are uniformly Snooewor to A. C. Wyndham.) three stories in height. The first I.tidies and children's work a specialty- style of Hair Cutting desired,with ne» • lory is of brick or atone, with walls TO ORDER at price* whioh defy all Hair dyeing of all descriptions wsrrsnt*i| competition. fully three feet thick. The upper two I Fancy hair dressing a ajsscialty. ** Make n<> purchase* until you price my stock. cold baths always ready, only Ï5 <’U. storioa are made of hnml»oo lashed to I K. R. iEl.I.OW*. street between C and D, McMinnville. (> 15c SHAVING 15 I’arior ami Chamber Suits ■ «? * i ; s-? s I *. th