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The Daily Reporter,
D. C. IRELAND 4 CO. PUBLISHERS,
Minnville, Or.
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Oct. 27, 1886
Wanted, to rent a small dwelling in
oMinnville. Inquire at this office.
A bargain, horses for sale. Inquire
Mrs. M. C. 8. Young, McMinnville,
■egon.
All the news; at your door; six
nes a week ; only ten cents ; every-
dv reads it. The Daily Reporter.
Baxter & Martin are selling a full
lb. can of Java coffee for $1.00 ; and
row in a fine China hand-painted
ip and saucer.
Will a few friends of the Reporter
bo do not file the weekly edition,
nd us a few copies of the date of
?tober 14th, 1886.
All members of the Band of Hope
e requested to be on hand at the M.
, church, Saturday at 2 o’clock, to
ake arrangements for a concert.
Buiter, 40 to 50 cts.; eggs, 25 to 30 ;
inis, 14 to 15 ; shoulders, 8 to 9 ; sides,
) to 11; potatoes, 50 to 60 cents per
ishel; chickens, $2 to $2.70 per doz-
i; green apples, 25 to 50 cts. per box.
Portland business men are beginning
,) realize what a benefit was the M
hanics’ fair. A few thousand dollars
rein circulation in the city to-day
|iat were not there three weeks ago.
Where are those patrons who wished
3 pay us in cabbage and potatoes?
Ve only ask for information, there are
ilenty of both ai tides at the stores for
ash. And we much rather buy and
ell for cash.
Smokers are invited to call at Col-
ard’s Shooting Gallery and try his
lew five and ten cent cigars. He has
he best brands in the market, induci
ng Ben. Fostner’s Seed and Hull;
ley West; Sterling ; Natural leaf. etc.
Eli T. Branson, while climbing over
fence at the bouse of Wm. Savage
n the 25th, let his rifle slip through his
and, the trigger being struck in some
fay by the fence, the gun went oft',
lowing oft' the thumb from his left
iand. Dr. Tyler Smith assisted by
)r. Michaux, dressed the wound.
A teacher has partly promised to
®8wer the communication of Old
eacher, respecting points of modern
eaching. We do not always indorse
he sentiments of correspondents, but
•ur time is not always at command to
'•ake the needed responses. The Re
•orter columns however, are open in
>11 such cases.
Samuel M. Smith peacefully died
•ear Roseburg Sunday night. He has
*en partially demented for several
-cars. He leaves a wife bi Portland,
’here his remains were brought for
'urial. Mr. Smith came to Portland
rom Boston in 1853, and in 1854 he
'•■•I T A.Davis foimed a co-partnership
n the drug business. He. was com
piled to retire from active business
ltc about ten years ago.
‘s'\eral new cases of typhoid are re-
i*°ded in this city this week. Certain-
no less than four. Now it is time
* Settling Was done. Drainage and
’t<r are absolute certainties neces-
hX12the health of McMinnville, and
01.' n^r
look their emergency
oonpr U’nthe face and meet it, the
etir, c W1 the grini mohstet Death
lre frorn our midst.
The thieving tramps who stole Hen
ry Dunzer’s gun were warned out of
this city, and is presumed went south.
Don’t forget that it takes cash to run
a newspaper, and that subscription ac
counts. though small, ought to be paid
promptly.
The ladies guild of St. James church
give a special invitation to all to at
tend the candy pulling social at
Grange hall this (Wednesday) even
ing. No charge for admission. All are
invited.
Mrs. C. D. Johnson, Inez and Will,
are expected home from a visit to
Monmouth to-day. They drove up
in a buggy, but in consequence of Inez
not being well Mrs. J. will return with
her by train.
Dr. Littlefield was considerably
broken up by a dispatch announcing
that Mrs. L was seriously ill at Chi
cago. A later dispatch composed him
somewhat, as it gave more favorable
report of her condition.
1 he following persons were visitors
at the public school Friday : Revs. J.
S. White, and Mr. Satchwell; Mrs. E.
B. Fellows, Mrs. Effie Braly, and Mrs.
Geo. W. Burt; Misses Eva Cook, Myr
tle Apperson, Susie Braly and Miss
Oook.
Dennis Kerney is a candidate for
sheriff of San Francisco ; his campaign
closely resembles that of Mr. Henry
George. He circulated lists for ilie
signatures of men willing to support
him, and he claims to have 11,965
names pledged. Every one of these
he counts upon to influence two others,
and, there you are. It is as s'mple as
Capt. Bobadil’s plan for the destruc
tion of an army. If elected, Dennis
promises to lift the office “out of the
deplorable rut in which it has been
run these many years.” “ The salary
allowed the sheriff by law,” he adds,
“ is $8,000 per year. This is an in
ducement, but it is not the office nor
the salary that I care about so much
as it is tp help break up a vicious sys
tem.” Dennis has written no great
treatise on political economy, but he
talks as patly and volubly as Mr.
George himself.
George P. Colby, the eloquent in» j
MISCELLANEOUS
spiration speaker of Orange city, Fla.,
will lecture at Garrison’s opera house,
First National Bank,
McMinnville, this Wednesday and
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Thursday nights, Oct. 27, 28, at 7 :30
M
c M innville , - -
OREGON
o’clock. Admission free. The public
J acob W ortman ___
......... President
cordially invited.
D. P. T hompson ,....
Vice-president
J ohn W ortman ----- ............. Cashier
Revolver L,o*t.
On the road between McMinnville
Transacts a General Bauking business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
and Sheridan, Monday night, October
Collections made on favorable terms.
25th, a Smith A Wesson 5-shooter re Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers
volver. The finder will be suitably on New York, San Francisco and Portland.
Office hours—from 9 a. m. to 4 p. tn.
rewarded on leaving the same at this
office.
FIRE INSURANCE.
JOHM WORnUÜ
(TlHlIcilgC.
Editor Reporter:
Please oblige me by publishing this
challenge. I will run Wm. Martin, of
McMinnville, a 75 yard or 100 yard
race for $500 a side, on any track in
Oregon, within three weeks after the
race is made.
.
E dward R ea .
Astoria, Oregon.
Represents the following sterling compan
ies: London Jt Liverpool Jt Globe. North
British à Mercantile, Commercial Union
Fire Association, German Amerioan, Fire
man’s Fund. Hartford, Commercial, Anglo
Nevada, State Investment.
Wheat insurance a specialty.
H. II. DANIEL
E. «. Sl’ITEK.
SUITER & DANIEL
Proprietors of the
LAFAYETTE MILLS,
A Bargulu.
The Exchange hotel of North Yam
Dealers in
hill, containing twenty-two rooms in
all, two Rtories high, is offered for sale
for cash, or exchange for real estate
The house is well known to the travel
LAFAYETTE. Yamhill Co., OREGON.
ing public, and doing a good business. We desire to inform the publio that we have
lately added a line of Rolls to onr Mill, to
The present proprietor’s reason for gether
with the necessary machinery to
selling is that he is too far advanced make an
in age to attend to it, and is determin
A No. I Article of Flour,
ed to sell if on opportunity is offered, And have the same in snooessfnl operation.
While we do not claim to niRxe
even at a sacrifice. In fact he is bound
to sell it if a customer comes. T’
Yamhill is as rapidly improving town The Best Roller Flour
as any on the west side, is the center
In the State,
of a large trade, the starting point for
We do claim to make an article
Tillamook bay, the resort for hunters
Second to Hoxie.
and sportsmen in the summer season,
—AS A—
and this is the best chance for a good
Straight Grade
man in the whole state. For further
Family Flour,
particulars address this otiice, or apply
And far better than can be made on
to J. Delap, North Yamhill, Oregon.
Stones alone.
C D. JOHNSON.
S. C. FOBCK.
JOHNSON & FORCE.
We have been to ranch expense to make
thia change, and believe we deserve a liber
al share of public patronage, and ask a fair
trial. We guarantee results.
SITTER & DANIEL.
—MANVI ACTUBEB8 OF—
JUST RECEIVED!
An Immense Htook of
NEW Mil A PEN,
Gun Lost or Stolen.
October 25th, from my wagon be
tween McMinnville and my shingle
camp 17 miles northwest of town. A
45-70 Marlin rifle, new, boxed, with
gun cover and two boxes of shells. It
is supposed the gun was taken by a
couple of tramps who begged a ride.
A suitable reward will be paid for the
First-Class
recovery of the same, left at the gun
shop of W. F. Collard, in McMinnville. WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES
Etc. Etc.
Henry Dunzer.
MEW EF.ATIIEIIN,
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NEW Fl.O AV EKN,
NEW HATEKIAE.
The Most Elegant Stock of
IVI I I.T. I
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In the City.
CARRIAGES Ladies, do not fail to call and sec this splen
did selection, which embraoes all the
Latest Styles in Vogue
B Street, between Third and Fonrth.
MRS. H. P. STUART,
The English sparrow introduced into
Third street, between D and E.
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this country as a beneficial bird, is j^yWe still have a few Buggies. Haoks
OPPOSITE THE GRANGE STORE,
now so destructive that plans are being and Carriages of home manufacture on
McMinnville, Oregon.
hand.
laid to prevent its alarming increase
r^"Carriage Painting and Repairing a
and spread, if not to exterminate it. Specialty. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
GIVE US A CALL.
It is said that its work annually distroys
about four million dollars of the crop
Hair Cutting, Minving and Mlinm*
of rice in the southern states, and the Late of Independence, having purchased the
pool ng Parlor.
planters in that section are wild to find
TEAMS AND TRI CKS
some exterminating process.
In view
C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor.
of these facts the question of further Of Logan Bros & Henderson, offers his
services in that line to the public, and will
(Saooessur to A. O. Wyndham.)
protection for a Mongolian pheasant in
Guarantee Satisfaction Ladies and children’s work a specialty. Any
this state might be considered, as farm
style of Hair Catting desired, with ncataesa.
To all who favor him with their patronage.
Hair dyeing of all descriptions warranted.
ers complain fully as much of its ra He will keep a wagon specially adapted to the
Fancy hair dressing a specialty. Hot or
delivery
of
parcels,
trunks
satchels,
etc.,
for
vages as did the fanners of the sparrows ' the aocomoaation of the publio. Orders left cold baths always ready, only J5 cts. Third
at the stable will be promptly attended to at I street between O and D, McMinnville, Or.
when they first began to multiply.
SAMUEL GOFF,
15c SHAVING 15c.