The !*lc<ail»cii}
The Daily Reporter.
Wherever they appear, in spite of •
bad weather, a cultured and critical
audience alwavs welcome the McGib- .
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McMinnville, Or.
M c M innville ’ s prominent business men .
Fnmily.
Nov 25, 1886
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It consists of Mr. and Mrs. MeGibenv. simp'y IMMENSE and contains many rare and beauti­
Mrs. Frank McGibney, wife of the eld
ful gifts which cannot fail to cause a smile ON CHRIST-
est son, ami twelve children seven
boys and five gfrl and • every one of j/.-M MORNING. If you are searching for beautiful
them musicians from the parents down
and appropriate Holiday Gifts, remember we have GOT
to the little 3-vear- >ld Leo. A Mon-,
tana paper lints refers to them at | TH /f. \I FOR Sure. Our new stock is unequalted, and in it
Butte: The programme lart evening! you are sure to find perhaps the Mery thing" you wanted,
included solos, duetts, quartets, and
full orchestra, each commanding an and noir a word in regard to prices. You ought to have
applause as generous as it was hearty | seen us make the wholesale dealers COME DOWN when
If the merit of the entertainment be-j
measured by the demonstrations of we bought our HOLIDAY STOCK. We shall let the cat
favor exhibited by the large audience, out of the bag; skip all unnecessary comments and simply
we would be safe in asserting it was
the best that has been presented here, say that LOW PRICES is what ice got, and LOW PRICES
nd the audience the nest pleased as- is what ire shall sell for. It makes our competitors SAD,
emblage of people that over filled the
house all did so well it would seem, BET NO II ONDER, for our marvelous BARGAINS are
invidious to discriminate, but one a terror of THEM ALL. Just now our stock is full and
cannot refrain from mentioning the
complete, but the choicest selections will soon be gone- Now
really artistic performance of Mr. and
We can please one
Mrs Frank in their cornet duett, the is the golden opportunity, GRAB IT.
masteily playing of Mr. Hugh, the
and all, from the delicate DUDE in search of “ a present
violinist, the excellent rendition of a
choice selec tion by Miss Viola, violin- , fair me gurl, you know," to the man with a small purse
i t. the “l’eekaboo”by Miss MeGibenv and a whole family to provide for, we cordially invite all
and little l.oo, the fine and most pleas­
ing recitation by the beautiful Miss to come and inspect our stock. We are watching and wait­
Allie, the character sketch by Florence ing for you. Please do not keep us in suspense.
and Grace, the comic song of Master
Jamie, and the grand march by the
COME RICHT ALONG, EVERYBODY!
whole troupe. The performance oc­
cupied two hours and a half, and
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throughout was conducted with a natu­
ralness and regard for proprieties that
were not among the least of its charm­
ing features. Mrs. MeGibenv is a su­
perb singer and a finished artist,
qualities which are prominent in every
one of her interesting children. Music­
loving p< ople will have an opportunity
of hearing this most remarkable family
at Garrison opera house early in De­
cember.
d 1 i>p r l ist week.
Th 4'K‘li of doll- in this city in the 1
hamt of lit' <• Misses 1 - fine.
8ei i.tlor Dolph pas­ •d through the
citv < ti Saturday. I>r'"’ ■1 south.
calied on Sat-
lion. A. It. Buil> '
urduv, as he was in town on Business.
Little Tommy Browne is a sufferer
with very painful effects from tooth­
ache.
Mikado hail pins ami AMntcan
trimming'- at the store of Mi.-- I
E.
Russ.
Fletcher Bro- chop mill i- up and
in working order. It is a first class
roller mill.
\\ T. Booth was the only man
with a carriage at the opera house
Friday night.
A small locomotive,
passed up Saturday for
nient works at Newport.
Mrs. Frank Morrison presented her
husband with a fine boy last week.
Mrs. M was formerly Miss May Baker
ol this city.
Miss Bell«- Johnson, teacher of mu­
sic in McMinnville and at McMinn­
ville college. Residence corner of
Second and U Streets.
Sales of wheat the last few days in­
clude 5,0<M) bushels McMinnville to
lion. Win. Galloway at 66 cents
sacked, about 5,000 bushels on board
cars at Sheridan to the same buyer at
69 cents.
Have we a Boss Bonheur among us?
The many nice pictures from the
pencil of Miss Edith Martin would
seem to affirm that we have. Her
latest is a dog head, presented to Mrs.
Vanatta.
Hon. Goo. Horsey, of Dayton, one of
the stalwart commissioners of idd
Yamhill. A solid man and farmer
Hon. J. L. Ferguson has been ap­
himself, paid us a visit yesterday, and
pointed administrator of the estate of
added his mite to reduce the friction
I). I Corker, the murdered man.
of tight times hereabout.
Uncle Lafe Bristow has got hold of
(’apt. W. S. Powell’s Dayton saw
the
helm at the Salem Talk. He is a
mill was destroyed by fire about three
o’clock Saturday morning The build­ good newspaper man, and, if he con­
ing was used by G. F. Brower as a | tinues in his present position, he will
stah|«> ||e lost a pair of horses, har­ no doubt greatly widen the influence
ness and wagon The loss of the mill and extend the circulation of that
was about $1,200. There was no ma­ paper.
Ap alarm of tire at the Central on
chinery in the mill. It was undoubt­
the
evening of the 19th, caused quite
edly set on tire
Dayton, Lafayette and vicinity is a flurry for awhile. Fortunately the
undoubtedly infested bv a gang of tire was squelched in its incipience by
murderous, villainous tramps, and prompt work. Some of the boarders,
there is not the least doubt in the Prof. Price, et al., thought it was a
world Imt they are a portion of a gang ruse t<> choke them off from the supper
to which Marple belonged. It is evi­ table, but Bro. Cook says it was not,
dent they tired Powell’s mill, Satur­ he likes boarders who have good ap-
day morning, ami stole $71 from G. F. |H‘tetites.
Uncle Jeptha Harrison had a curi­
Brower. The |»eople are determined
now to BCOur that part of the country osity in nature on exhibition at the
Eurisko market Saturday. It was a
and get rid of the rascals
tuft
of hair adhering to the innermost
Messrs (fault and Wright are at
work raising the Indi tower to aocom- or skinny side of a beef hide, and a
of ’«»•J»«« •um>unding it, all
modate the new bell for the depart-
between
the flesh and the hide. The
mrnf. The new hell would not swing
in the tower without this work, It is l>eef was white, but this hair was
thought that Che contract will be com­ neither white nor red. a sort of auburn
pleted so that the bell may be heard color. The cow was pure, healthy
on thanksgiving morning, simultane­ and fat. The hair had evidently-
ous with the appearance of the Daily grown and shed off in there, perhaps
Reporter.
ever aince the cow was a calf.
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Christinas will soon be here, ancl everybody ought to
11. 7 KE L P to the fact, and select suitable presents at once.
Our beautiful display of
Holiday Goods will surely
IIIXIGIIT YOU
One and all. Albums and
Scrap Books, Ink Stands,
Dressing Cases, Shaving
, Odor
Etc.
Tlie newest, the nicest, Hie
prettiest and tlie cheapest
you eve»
. Appropri-
aie a
bi« and little»
This is Your Best Chance
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GEO. W. BURT’S
Prescription Drug Store,
Writ in ii ville,
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