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Ctourch Walter*.
D. c. IRELAND A. CO. PUBLISHERS,
McMinnville, Or.
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Nov. 6, 1886
Seasonable Suggestion*.
Ths maple« barsting into flame set all the
hills afire,
And summer, from her evergreens, sees
Paradise draw nigher;
A thousand sunsets all at once distill like
Hermon’s dew.
And linger on the waiting woods, stain them
through and through,
As if all the earth had blossomed out, one
grand Corinthian flower,
To crown Time’s graceful capital for just
one gorgeous hoar!
Band of Hope meeting this after­
noon at two o’c’.^k.
Social meeting at 11 o’clock a. m. to­
morrow, at the Christian church.
M E. church, H. P. Satchwell pastor
Sei vices Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p.
ni., Sunday school at 9:30. Al are
cordially invited to attend. Seats free.
St. James (Catholic) church. Mass
at 10: 30 a. m. on the second and fourth
Sundays of each month. Sunday
school at 2: 30 p. m. every Sunday, j.
S. White, rector.
Services at the St. James church,
John C. Fair rector, at 11 a. m. and
7=00 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
Friday evening service at 7:00. Seats
free ; all are cordially invited.
Communion services to-morrow
morning.
Important Slock Sale.
Posters are out for an auction sale
of fat and thoroughbred stock bv Mills
First National Bank,
A Howe at their Mount Stewart farm
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near North \amhill on Saturday Nov. McMINNVUd.E, —
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•3th. The sale includes sixty head of
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all ages including fifteen head suitable J acob W ortman
1). P. T hompson ,
Vice-president
or the butcher. Terms cash, or ap­ J ohn W ortman
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proved notes at 10 per cent.
A Bargain.
The Exchange hotel of North Yam-
rill. containing twenty-two rooms in
all, two stories high, is offered for sale
orcash, or exchange for real estate.
1 he house is well known to the travel­
ing public, and doing a good business.
The present proprietor’s reason for
selling is that he is too far advanced
in age to attend to it, and is determin­
ed to sell if an opportunity is ottered,
even at a sacrifice. In fact he is bound
Baptist Church, G. J. Burchett pas­ to sell it if a customer comes. North
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a Yamhill is as rapidly improving town
m and 7 00 p in ; Sunday school at 9:30 as any on the west side, is the center
am. Morning subject, “Law of the of a large trade, the starting point for
Cross." Evening service: -‘Inspired Tillamook bay, the resort for hunters
Irony.” All are cordially invited to at­ and sportsmen in the summer season,
and this is the best chance for a good
tend.
man in the whole state. For further
C. P. Church, T. H. Henderson pas­ particulars address this otHee, or apply
tor. Services Sunday forenoon and to J. Delap, North Yamhill, Oregon.
evening. Sunday school at 9 :30 a. m.
Subject for forenoon : “An appeal to
Watch This Art Gallery.
unconverted old people.” Subject for
evening : “Some awful aspects of In­
finite goodness.” All are cordially in­
vited to attend.
The coroner’s inquest will be re-
sunied at Lafayette on Monday.
Ed Willis has returned to Yamhill,
bringing with him some relatives from
Canada.
James, Homer and Tom Kirkwood
have returned from their hunt a few
miles beyond Scio. They killed six
deer.
At the open Temperance meeting
Monday evening, at Grange hall, of­
ficers will be chosen for the ensuing
term.
Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of mu­
sic in McMinnville and at McMinn­
ville college. Residence corner of
Second and C Streets.
Advertisers can take their choice,
either daily or weekly, at the same old
rate. No advance in the price. We’ve
l'ninliill County.
come to stay, if you say so.
Dr. Goucher was called yesterday to
Following is the only correct exhibit
attend Janies Cone’s little daughter published of the financial resources
seven years old near this city, who was and population of Yamhill county, as
badly burned while playing with fire. compiled from the returns of county
Andy Shuck is a little late in launch­ assessor, T. B. Henderson :
ing his boat for Salt river, but the Total value of land
(2,648,515
craft is ready for the voyage to-day.
lets.
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64,935
improvements
908,053
It is now on inspection at Keller’s
merchandise
420,490
market.
furniture
. 258,057
Save time and rqoney by handing
money
1,265,541
your subscription for any paper or No. of horse« 5,206. Value
286,625
a oattle, 8,535.
141,397
magazine to Chas. Grissen, he is the
“ sheep, 13,537.
25,739
local agent for the American Sub-
20.122
“ hogs, 9,957.
scription Co.
296,744
Marion county will probably have Total No. aores of land
l.n>8
“ lots
a bad murder case on her hands if
“ aores cultivated 101,792
reports from Gervais are true. It is
value taxable prop’y 4,038,697
said that the man reported kicked to Gross “ of all property 6,039,4*4
407,055
death by a horse was brutally mur­ Exenipt from taxation
1,593,732
Total indebtedness
dered.
1,556
No. polls....
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Firemen’s hall is draped in mourn­ li “ paid
291
of men subject military
ing for thirty days, and resolutions of
duty
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condolence passed, in memory of B.
E. Sanders deceased, president of
l>nvi<l Irwin Corker.
Eclipse engine and Star hose com­
panies.
A friend of the murdered man, am
It is said that Marple, one of the an old partner in business with him,
men suspected in the Corker murder, John W. Baker of this city, inform us
has been arrested on a charge foreign that Mr. Corker was born in Albany
to this, which will detain him until New York, in 1829. went to California
further investigation settles some in 1849, landing at San Francisco the
points still in doubt as to his guilt.
same year. Assisted in surveying R.
Joseph Watt, of Amity, sold his ap­ R. route across the isthmus of Panama,
ples on the trees, and that when they also worked at his trade for a short
were accounted for, it was found that time in Chile. Came to Oregon first in
the orchard paid him over a $100 per 1863. Mined in California and Idaho
^re. No wonder he was hunting a considerably, went from this county to
nurseryman at the mechanics’ fair to Washington territory in 1869. Re­
buy 10,000 fruit trees.
turned to this county in 1874. and re
Yesterday a pair of kingfishers flew mained here since. He lived at the
through town with the swiftness of an Dalles for some time, was well known
arrow. They parted company at the there, was a carpenter by trade.
intersection of Third and C streets,
Wanted
when one of them darted against the
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debtod
to me to C6 hi <
window of H. H. Welch’s place and
settle
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immediately
fell to the ground. It wai picked up
F. W. Rr’
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and caged.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Transacts a General Ranking business.
Interest allowed on lune depoaita.
Collection* made on favorable terms.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer«
on New York, San Francisco and Portland.
Office hours—from V a. in. to 4 p. in.
FIKE INSURANCE.
JOIIA WORTH I \
Represents the following sterling compan­
ies: IxMidon A Liverpool A Globe, North
British A Mercantile, (’ommercial Union
Fire Association, German \merican, Fire­
man's Fund. Hartford, Commercial, Anglo
Nevada, State Divestment.
Wheat insurance a specialty.
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H. It. IIANIHI
SUITER & DANIEl Ls
Proprietors of the
LAFAYETTE MILLS
Dealers in
Wheat, Flour and Mill Fesi,
LAFAYETTE, Yamhill Co., OREGON.
We desire to inform the public that we have
lately added n line of Rolls to our Mill,to­
gether with the necessary machinery to
make an
A No. I Article of Flour,
And have the same tn Hiiooessful operation.
While we do not claim to make
The Best Roller Flour
In the State,
We do claim to make an article
Second to None.
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Straight Grad©
Family Flour
Anil far better than can lie made on
Ntonea alone.
We have been to much expense to mak*
this change, and believe we deserve a litier-
nl ah tire of public patronage., and nak n fair
trial. We guarantee rcaulta.
mi iter a
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This is the time of year when
Merchants all begin to show
low prices. We realize that
permanent trade cannot be
made unless one has the cor­
rect styles and correct prices.
We are selling goods at aston­
ishingly low prices on the mer­
its of our wares. We know
that there are no better styles
of Clothing, no better fitting,
no better made than ours, and
we believe that no one in Mc­
Minnville is selling Clothing
as cheaply as we are.
We only ask an inspection
of our goods and a comparison
of prices.
BISHOP A KAY.
SAMUEL COFE,
Late of Independence, having purchased the
TEAM* AND TRI CKM
Of Logan Bros A Henderson, offers bis
•ervioee in that line to the pnblio, and will
Guarantee Satisfaction
To all who favor him with their patronage,
o, w|Ll keep a wagon apeoially adapted to the
d livery of paro-is. trank* aatehela eto.. for
e accomodation of the public. Orders left
the «table will be promptly attended to at
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CITY TRU K.
Having purobiiM ii the Strain nn>|>erly, and
permanently located in McMinnville, am
ready to do nil l.:m’ , i Truck and Deliv­
ery Work at short notice. All goods am
trusted to our cure will Le oi.r« fully handled,
and promptly delivered. \ls«> keep on hand
Wissl of nil kinds ns ohenp
the ch<>ip,,st.
Orders left ivt the City Drug store will lie
promptly attended to.
.1 I *'<>LLAKL>.
Thr IK 1 Elia- UVII1K to
issued Mr pl. and March,
each year. *<- 31* |««<s,
*‘B* it1-, Inches,w Ith ovar
3,BOO III *ist rations
a
whole Picture Gallery.
(jilV KM Wholesale Prices
direct tn roimuin' r* on all goods fur
personal or fkmlly use. Telia how to
order, and give« exact rost of every­
thing you uae, rat, drink, wear, or
have fhn with. Thru I > V A 1.1' A III.K
IMMIKN ronlaln Information gleaned
from Ihr market* of the world. Ws
will mall a copy Flit.E to auy ad-
tij-ta* upon receipt of IO eta. to defray
expense of mailing, Iret ua hear from
you.
HeapeetfUlly,
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MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
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