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The Daily Reporter,
D. c. IRELAND A CO..PUBLISHERS,
McMinnville, Or.
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Nov. 20, 1886
Church
ilaiicr«.
Genuine California honey 15
Band of Hope meeting this after­ per lb., at the hakerv.
noon at two o’clock.
Spectators will be admitted to the
Social meeting at 11 o’clock a. m. to­ gallery at the firemen’s ball thanks­
morrow. at the Christian church.
giving evening.
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McMlNNVU.I.E,
OREGON
Bro. Burchett lias been to Portland
The ladies society of the C. P. church
taking notes, and will speak to-mor­ will give an entertainment Fridav .1 Al Uli \\ UK I'M \N
. . ... !'resident
D. I*. rilOMVHOX,
Vie»
t'aident
row night upon topics suggested by evening. Dec. 10. 1886
J ohn W ortman
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Cashier
the Salvation Army.
1 he Guild of St. Janies (Episcopal)
rnui i •!< General bunking ImaineA-
M. E. church. H. P. Satchwell pastor church will hold a fair on Wednesday
Interest allowtsi on time ilepmiu.
Services Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. evening. December 1st.
Col loot ions made on fttvorable terms.
m., Sunday school at 9:30. All are
Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of mu­ Sicht Exchange and Telrcraphio TranslWa
on Now York, San Famciaco and Portland.
cordially invited to attend. Seats free. sic in McMinnville and at McMinn­ Oftiee hours—from a. m. to I p tn.
Union services will be held at the ville college. Residence corner of
C. P. church on Thanksgiving, at Second and C Streets.
which time a sermon will be preached
I he fund started by the San Fran­
JOHN WORTMAN
by Rev. Mr. Satchwell. of the M. E. cisco Post to aid in proscuting the ease Represents the following ster'mg oor.ipan-
ljotuion A Liverpool A Globe. North
church.
against Golden son. murderer of Min­ les:
British A Mercantile, Comm erm ni t'nioa
St. Jam«-« (Catholic) church. Mass nie Kelly, has reached $82<M\ It Eire Association, German Vmerloan. Eire-
Euud. Hartford, Coimueroial, Anglo
at 10: 30a. tn. on the second and fourth would seem that the great state of iuau'-
Nevada, Slate ’n vest men I.
Wheat insnriinco n specialty.
Sundays of each month. Sunday California should, through officers
school at 2: 30 p. tn. every Sunday. J. chosen and salaried to attend to such
business, be able to prosecute a case
S. White, rector.
Watch Thio Art
of
this
kind
without
private
assistance.
Services at the St. James church,
Joliu C. Fair rector, at 11 a. in. and It may he well enough, when mercy
7.00 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a m. is the plea to raise a sympathy fund
Friday evening service at 7 DO. Seats in order that it may be heard, but jus­
tice should be able to state and sup­
free; all are cordially invited.
Baptist Church, G. J. Burchett pas­ port its claims without extraneous fee.
A man was sent to the chain gang
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a
in
North Carolina recently for trad­
in and 7 00 p tn ; Sunday school at 9:30
a m, all are cordially invited to attend. ing wives with a neighbor, ii e plead
Subject for a. m.: “Bringing in the in extenuation that he did not know
Sheavesp. m.; “The Salvation that the act was a crime, and that
having a chance to get a better look­
Army.”
A special Thanksgiving service will ing woman then his wife l»v paying
>e held at St. James church on Thurs­ $1 50 to l>oot. he thought he had a
day at 10 o’clock a. m., Rev. John C. right to make the trade. It would
Fair officiating, at which time an of- seem from this showing that our for­
ering will be made for the benefit of eign missionary societieaareovershoot­
ing mark widely when they train
Good Samaritan Hospital.
C. P. Church. T. H. Henderson pas­ their guns on China and Hindoostnn.
tor. Services Sunday forenoon and
Advertisers can take their choice,
Thin is thr time of year when
evening. Sunday school at 9:30 a. ni. either daily or weekly, at the same old Merchants itll begin to show
All are cordially invited to attend. rate No advance in the price. We’ve
low prices. We realize that
Subject for forenoon : “Some very come to stay, if you say so.
Subscribe for the Reporter, and pay permanent trade cannot be
desirable things that can be hail only
for
it when you subscribe, and we will made unless one has the cor­
by those who seek after and labor for pledge
ourselves to give von more
them.” Subject for evening : “Con­ news, for less money, than any other rect styles and correct prices.
science—what is it? And it is a suffi­ paper in the .Willamette valley. The We are selling goods at aston*
cient guide?”
Daily will help the weekly 100 per cent. ¡shingly low prices on the mer­
First National Bank
Eggs 30 cents. Can you stand it? If
not, go to laying.
Safe prediction. Don’t look for big
rain till the weather changes.
The school exhibition last evening
was in every way a perfect success.
The new fire bell tapped three strokes
at 9:30 a. m. yesterday. Make a note
of this for Bancroft’s history.
Hoes are no good on our city side
walks. The mud is too obstinate. It
needs hose with water works to fit it.
There is a little stronger feeling in
the wheat market this week, probably
owing to the extreme cold weather in
the east.
They are selling thirteen postage
itamps at the postoffice for a cent and
a quarter. Don’t rush after a stock
until you have read this item twice.
Mrs. M. H. Janies of Tacoma, is in
the city, a guest of Mrs. and Rev. J.
C. Fair. Miss Hepburn, a sister of
Mrs. Fair is also on a visit to them
here from New York city.
The baby doll pitch has struck such
aslant in Portland that one man ha.
imported one which produces music,
bows politely and carries a basket in
which is a lamb. On opening the
basket lid the lamb bleats as naturally
as if alive.
A baby weighing twenty-one pounds
is the latest boast of Tacoma, and the
mother .s congratulated on having
given birth to the “biggest baby on
the Pacific coast.” The special merit
in the case is not pointed out.
The Multnomah grand jury is in­
vestigating charges of libel against J.
B. Fithian and Sidney Dell, of the
Democrat, growing out of articles
published relative to the Merlotin
murder case, in connection with which
some prominent city officials are
handled without gloves.
its of our wart's. We know
If you want your business repre­
Pocket Hook f.o«f.
Among our visitors yesterday was
that there are no better styles
an old pioneer of 1848, Levi Bennett, sented in the Thanksgiving 12-page On the road between McMinnville
of Clothing, no letter fitting,
of Dayton. Mr. B. met with an acci­ edition of the Daily Reporter, hand and Sheridan, on Sunday, Nov. lltli,
a leather covered pocket memoran­ no better made than ours, and
dent about two weeks since, when his in your copy early.
team ran away, dislocating his shoul­ The McMinnville Business College dum book, containing several notes we believe that no one in Mc­
der, but is rapidly recovering. He was is open every evening at 7 o’clock for and papers of no value to anybody Minnville IS selling Clothing
a succesaful miner in Coeur d’Alene, students in writing, draw ing and book­ but myself, and also one $5 bill green­ as c! euplv us we are
back. The owner will be suitably re­
We onl\ ask ;iu inspection
and still has some fine specimens from keeping.
It
is
guite
refreshing
to
read
of
warded
on
leaving
the
same
at
this
of our goods iin<l a comparison
the Widows claim,one of which he per­
blooming
strawberries
in
tl»e
open
air
office,
or
with
the
undersigned
in
mits us to control in the future.
ol prices.
V ictor G ross .
BISHOP A KAY
Prof, (ieorge P. Newell, of Philo­ last week in Lane county. The Regis Sheridan.
ter
says
:
A
party
of
four
from
this
math, died suddenly in Salem of heart
\ lliirgiilii.
FASHIONABLE
disease, on Saturday.
He came to city visited the Mohawk lulls last Sun­
The Exchange hotel of .North Yam-]
day,
killed
one
deer,
and
reported
the
Oregon city in 1851, and has lived in
hill, containing twenty-two rooms in M ILLINER Y
Portland, Salem and McMinnville. mountains covered with wild straw­
all, two stories high, is offered for sale .
berry blossoms.
Many of Oregon’s best musicians took
Direct from New York.
Horses are cleaned by a steam for cash, or exchange for real estate.
their first lessons of him. He was an brush in a large stable at Portland. It The house is well known to the travel­
honest, Christian gentleman, a mem­ takes the place of the currycomb and ing public, and doing a good business.
ber of the Baptist church, and had horse brush, and works very much The present proprietor’s reason for Buy Fashionable Goods From the
many warm friends.
Head-quarters of Fashion.
like one of the machines used by den­ selling is that he is too far advanced
The vexed question has at length tists for operating drills. The brush in age to attend to it, ami is determin­
FALL STOCK RECEIVED.
been solved. A women, who however makes 1400 revolutions a minute. A ed to sell if an opjiortunity is offered,
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lung since married and quit the busi­ remarkable feature of the steam brush even at a sacrifice. In fact he is hound
vi. VI luti ville, Ur
ness, assures us that in her life as a is that all horses ’ike it and never to sell it if a customer comes. North
•hop-girl in a millinery More for two squirm when the temlerest part of the Yamhill is a- rapidly improving town
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years she did not find more disagree- body is touche«!. Two men with these as any on the west side, is the center
•bl customers to wait upon than she machines will clean thirty horses ¡>er of a large trade, the starting |K»int for
found in her experience as clerk in a hour, while caring for twelve horses a Tillamook bay, the resort for hunters
large book and stationary store for a day is considered good work for a and sportsmen in the summer season,
like period. In the first employment grooni on this coast The »team brush and this is the best chance for a good
! glossy, and1 al 1 man in the whole state. For further j
her customers were women, almost keeps the h
wpr
es the’health of particulars address this office, or %j>ply
exclusively. In the last, nine-tenths most invan
YfrYlinnville, Orrg«a
J to J. Delap, North Yamhill, Oregon.
the animal.
were men.
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