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The Daily Reporter. D. C. IRELAND <t CO. PUBLISHERS, cMinnville, Or. ■ Oct. 28, 1886 THE TBULY WISE. From store to store We harry o’er he oity’s ample spaoe, And ever find The merchant mind wake in every place, he dull, slow oreeping days are past, nd enterprise is orownded at last! What ills betide The men who hide heir lights -if such men be! Those poor, supine, Who think a “ sign ” he world will surely see! ome will, of oourse, but many won’t; jon’t trust a “ sign,” then, merchant, don’t! The truly wise*' M ------- Still advertfeej' | For that’s a “ sign ” indeed, Whioh in and out Si' Will go about, ■Till tens of thousands read ■Tour name, your business, thus ar*»known, I And enterprise exclaims: “ My own!” —------*****--------- Miles Hendrick has at last settled ■ down to business in Astoria. ' J. L. Ladd of Amity was in the city ¡yesterday enjoying the rain storm. Ladies’, mens’, boys’ and girls rub ber boots and overshoes at G. E. Det- mering’s. Henderson Bros, took in over 1,200 bushels of finest quality oats yesterday at 35 cents. J. A. C. Freund took in North Yam hill yesterday with a buggy, and the rain took him in likewise. James Harvey has had a very en joyable visit in the city this week with old time friends, J. Harvey and Will Henderson. Don’t forget that it takes cash to run a newspaper, and that subscription ac counts. though small, ought to be paid promptly. Baxter & Martin are selling a full 5-lti. can of Java coffee for $1.00; and throw in a fine China hand-painted cup and saucer. All members of the Band of Hope are requested to be on hand at the M. E. church, Saturday at 2 o’clock, to make arrangements for a concert. Butter, 40 to 50 cts.; eggs, 25 to 30 ; hams, 14 to 15 ; shoulders, 8 to 9 ; sides, 10 to 11 ; potatoes, 50 to 60 cents per bushel; chickens, $2 to $2.70 per doz en ; green apples, 25 to 50 cts. per box. That was a welcome shower yester day afternoon and evening. It was such a rain as makes a mans coat shrink upon him. The plows can all work in Yamhill county now. The taffy social at Grange hall was not badly demoralized by the storm. Every one present enjoyed it. The ladies of St. Janies Episcopal church deserve all praise for their efforts to please, under all circumstances. Smokers are invited to call at Col lard’s Shooting Gallery and try his new five and ten cent cigars. He has the best brands in the market, includ ing Ben. Fostner’s Seed and Hull; Key W est; Sterling ; Natural leaf, etc. And now come» the report from Al- bany that a sick salmon has been cap- tured there. He had turned gray in •pota-sn hia pilgrimage up the river, his dorsal fin wasjniMing. and he ap? Peered generally rheumaUe. • The Grange hull meeting Monday night adjourned to meet to-morrow night and place an anti-saloon ticket in the field. Peter (.Trant won the Astoria foot race by four feet. Five thousand dol lars changed hands on the result. His competitor was Geo. Noland. All Indian war veterans are spec ially invited to be in Portland Nov. 3d,1 where arrangements have been made for them to attend the address of Hon. Elwood Evans. There are now in all three hundred and sixty-one lock boxes in the Mc Minnville postoffice, and everybody can be accommodated with one at the astonishingly low rate of twenty-five cents per quarter. Messrs. Colby and Crossett are the gdests of B. F. Fuller while in the citjr. They go from Here to Skletn, and ¡will be in attendance at the state con vention of Spiritualists. Remember the lecture at the Opera house this eve ning. Seats free. John Wortman vlàitêd Salem on Tuesday, in company’ with Supt. Freund. He reports thé capitol city actively engaged in the work of eman cipating itself from the inocuous insui- tude so many’ years characteristic of its most able-bodied citizens. Revolver I. oat. On the road between McMinnville and Sheridan, Monday night, October 25th, a Smith à Wesson 5-shooter re volver. The finder will be suitably’ rewarded on leaving the same at this office. <’liAllenge. 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. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. First National Bank, —of*— MoMINNVIULE, - - - - OREGON J acob W ortman ...................... President 1). I’. T hompson ............. Vice-president J ohn W ortman ......................... Cashier Trun.'«acts a General Banking business. Interval allowed on time deposits. Cvllevtiona made on t'r.vonible terms. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfan ■ 'U New York, San Francisco and Portland. Office hours—from V a. in. to 4 p. m. FIRE INSURANCE. JOHN WOHTHAN Represents the following sterling compan ies: London A Liverpool A Globe. North British A Mercantile, Commercial Union Fir.' AsaooiHtion, German Amorioan, l'ire- tnan’a Fuud. Hartford, Commercial, Anglo Nevada, State investment. Wheat inaoranoe a specialty. IJ. «. aVITMKi H. H. DAN1KL, This is the time of year when SUITER & DANIEL, Merchants all begin to show Proprietors of the low prices. We realize that LAFAYETTE MILLS, permanent trade cannot be Dealers in made unless one has the cor rect styles and correct prices. We are selling goods at aston LAFAYETTE, Yamhill Co.. OREGON. ishingly low prices on the mer We desire to inform the public that we have lately added a line of ltolla to our Mill,to its of our wares. We know gether with the necessary machinery to make an that there are no better styles A No. I Article of Floor, of Clothing, no better fitting, And have the same in snoceMfhl operation. While we do not claim to make no better made than ours, and we believe that no one in Mc The Best Roller Flour Minnville is selling Clothing In the State; as cheaply as we are. We do claim to make an article We only ask an inspection Second to None. —AS A— of our goods and a comparison Straight Grad» ol prices. FamHy Fibwr, BISHOP & KAY. C D. JOHNSON. s. O. FOHCB. JOHNSON & FORCE. And far better than can be made on Stones alone. Wo have been to much expense to make this change, and believe we deserve a liber al share of pnblio patronage, and ask a fair trial. We guarantee reRiiltH. <aiiii Loat 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 recovery of the same, left at the gun shop of W. F. Collard, in McMinnville. Henry Dunzer. A Bargain. Having purchased the Htrain property, and permanently located in McMinnville, am ready to do all kinds of Truck and Deliv First-Class ery Work at Hhort notice. All goods in trusted to our care will be carefully handled, promptly delivered. Also keep on hand WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and Wood of all kinds uh cheap as the cheapest. Etc. Etc. Orders left at the Citv Drug store will be promptly attended to. J. J. COLLARD. B Street, between Third and Fourth. Third street, between D and E The Exchange hotel of North Yam hill, containing twenty-two rooms in all, two stories high, is offered for sale for cash, or exchange for real estate. The house is well known to the travel ing public, and doing a good business. pjyW’e still have a few Buggies, Hacks and Carriages of home manufacture on The present proprietor’s reason for hand. fW“Carriage Painting and Repairing a selling is that he is too far advanced Specialty. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. in age to attend to it, and is determin GIVE US A CALL. ed to sell if an opportunity is offered, even at a sacrifice. In fact he is bound sell it if a customer comes. North Lat» of Independence, having purchased the Yamhill is as rapidly improving town as any on the west side, is the center TEA9K AND TRUCKS of a large trade, thé starting point for Of Logan Bros. A Henderson, offers his Tillamook bay, the resort for hunters servioee in that tine to the pnblio, and will and sportsmen in thé summer season, GnirâBlée RMfstactfoa and this is the best chance for a good To all who favor him with their keeps Specially man in the whole state. For further HawiH delivery of partieulars add«» “hKioifiae, Or apply the aoco tion of at the «table will be promptly attended to J.Déiap, Nôrlh T JjnMILOiefüïu c E 1 ) Oregon Kid ney Tea. L Nature’s own Remedy Will speedily relieve and per manently cur« all the various difficulties arising from a disor dered condition of the LIVER AND KIDNEYS. 1 ' ’ It ts perfectly harmless and can be given to the most dell* oate woman or ahild. For sale ¡by all drugg eats. Bssix, Hsrtsm A W ood «xts, Wholesale Agents, Portland, Oregon.