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The Daily Reporter. Bair and festival to-night at Garri ObservHlIons. MISCELLANEOUS. son opera house. Admission free. A favorite resort—before the fire. The music has arrived, and the D. C. IRELAND A CO. PUBLISHERS, Gold and silver ladies watches at a Choral union met last evening at First National Bank, big bargain at the McMinnville jew McMinnville, Or. - Dec. 1, 1886 Grange hall. elry store. Arthur C. Goudy has left Astoria, ------ OFFICERS :------ The WCTU will hold a meeting at and goes to 6pokane falls to engage The McMinnville Business College is open every evening at 7 o’clock for J acob W ortman .................. President 3p. ni. Saturday, at the M. E. church. in business. Senator and Miss Dolph and Miss The Salem bridge oyer the Walla- students in writing, drawing and book D. P. T hompson ,...... .Vice-president Odeneal, left yesterday for Washing met was used by foot pasengers on keeping. The Weekly Rejiorter, a faithful J ohn W ortman ......................... Cashier ton. the 25th. learns will be able to cross and complete compendium of the TrunMct» » General Banking buaine». We cannot publish accounts of next week. week's news, is furnished for 16$ cents lutereat allowe«i ou lune <le|HMÌtS. birth«, deaths and marriages until A gang have beset the path of A. a month. Collecliona inaile on tavornble torni». they occur. 8ig[bt Exchange ami Tele<raphic Tranafen Stinet, intending apparently to get McMinnville jewelery store is now ou New York. San Frunciaco and Portland. Logan Bros, and Henderson are pre away .with him; but if he will keep Office houra—freni M a. ni. lo 4 j». ni. paring to build a new stable on Third sober he will win in the long run and the biggest and largest west of Port land and the chea]»eat in Oregon. street. make them sick. Wm. Holl, proprietor. las purchased Arthur McPhil At last they have got Voorhees’ JOH3 WORTYl.O Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music i part of the y place, paying there vote footed up over in Washington Reprcsenta the following Bterliug ooiupnn- in McMinnville and at McMinnville IM: l.ondon A Liverpool A (Molte. North for 131 per acre. territory. His plurality is 2,192. Old A Mercantile, Commercial Uuioa college. Residence corner of Second Hritinh F. M. Lupton, No. 3 Park Place man Newell got 2,875 votes. Bradshaw Eire Aseooiatioti, (tortunn Amerioau, Fira- and C Streets. man'h Fund. Hartford, ('ommerci il, A iir I o ¡few York, does not strike our ideas of 21.080, Voorhees 23,<272 Nevada, State fnVMtuirat. Capt Powell is rushing the work at a fair dealer. Let him alone. The whereabouts of F. W. Davis the Cascade locks. He has cut the Wheat inaamnoe a «psoialty. Jinies W. Me Phillips purchased still remains a mystery. Davis has the Jimmy Warren place, 130 acres, been carrying on a grocery, drug and time of the men down two hours per Watch This Art Gallery it excutors sale last Saturday for $300. general assortment store in Monmouth day and nineteen cents per hour, and board themselves, at the boarding Prof. • Price - is confined to his • room I and one peculiar feature connected house $4 50 per week. “This is busi by sickness, and Prof. Freund has with his disappearance is the action of been employed ad interim by the his creditors. His stock haB been at ness.” Most of the men have become dissatisfied and left. school directors. tached. Mrs. M. C. Athey is about to open It is three weeks since Franz Altha- HOW TO REMIT. i select school at Wardner, Idaho, ber disappeared from Astoria, and not Our agents are advised that we can ffe concur in the statement of the withstanding rewards have been offer not pay commissions upon reduced local paper there, that none is more ed aggregating $1,250, there is as yet prices. The Reporter for all of 1887 competent. not the slightest clue to the fate or will be $1.50 (to Jan. 1. 1888), but the At a regular meeting of Amity whereabouts of the young man who suhsciber must remit us the full Lodge No. 67, IOGT, the following has disappeared as completely as a amount. Remit money by Postal officers were elected for the ensuing cloud that melts into the blue sky. Order, Registered letter or express, at term: T. E. White, NG; J. B. Bried- Another mysterious disappearance our risk, but not at our expense. well, V G ; T. B. Fergueson, R S : R. is reported of Homer Howard from LSimpson.T; J. A. Likens, P S. AGENTS WANTED. Pendleton He was last seen at his Our new city council will meet next hotel in San Francisco a month since. We want a thoroughly reliable man Tuesday evening. Congress on Tues Hon. H. L. Marston, who is in Califor at every post office in Yamhill, Polk To Bishop & Kay s we go day morning; and the charter revis nia trying to unravel the mystery, and Washington counties. We will with a wish to get first choice ion committee of McMinnville,—nev- thinks Mr. Howard has been foully make it an object for those willing to of Holiday Furnishing Goods. ir;or at least from present appearance dealt with. Howard has lived in Pen work, who can show results. Write to Suspender?, dleton six years; was a trustworthy, us for particulars. We want no dudes Neckware and “hardly ever.” and Silk Handkerchiefs, at Bean shooters should be regulated honorable, reliable and able business nor tricksters to apply. bottom prices. by stringent ordinances. In Portland man. Temperate, fair-minded, gener BISHOP A KAY A SPLENDID CHANCE a little fellow named Kostee last Sat- ous to a fault, and was thought much Any person sending us four Bill»* urday night suffered the loss oF his of by a large number of friends. FA8MIONKBLK sril»ere for one year each .with $6.00 in right eye, caused by a pin thrown The phrase “Liberty enlightening cash, will receive au extra copy for one from one of these abominable play the world,” is a mistranslation. W^st year. This is a rare opportunity for things. Bartholdi called it in French is, “Lit- getting the best weekly paper west of Dick Longacre lia6 bought another Direct from New York. erty lighting the world." The idea the Rocky mountains free. farm, the Boardman place, up in the was illumination, not instruction. Levi Davis neighborhood, and is again The illumination not having been A HOUT THAT GRIEVANCE Buy Fashionable Goods From the 'at home.” He was in the city yes provided for the error in the transla Head-quarters of Fashion. terday looking for a purchaser for tion was likely to stand, until the The Yamhill Reporter copies the eighteen head of good sheep which he question was officially brought to the Albany Bulletin’s lecture to the FALL STOCK RECEIVED Chronicle, but fails to And room for baa for sale. attention of President Cleveland last our reply. Has Bro. Ireland h I» o I m - cii F. i:. hi •*, During the most of the past three week. The President and Secretary slimed over with OP taffy and bought ’I Inni III«', lays here, Happy Valley has been en examined the bearings on the case, with OP promisen to pay? lad us joying fine sunshine. Perhaps this and as a result the President directed hear from you, D. C—Corvallis • * • »because J. A. Versteeg has taken that it be placed in the hands of the Chronicle. Well, not exactly ; Charley. But is the Newby mill, and is turning out a light house board with a view' of deter thribble X quality of family flower mining the utility of the statue as a this your reply? there. Try it, for sale at Bangasser’s beacon. Mr. Goff, president of the “Let me tr^ad ou you, or 1 JI kill pr*t>«ralloq nt more Corvallis, ” says the fiery colonel. “Let market. American system of electric lighting, (han On* HaoifS« me walk all over you, or I ’ ll make the loa<l»n< f >r patanta in 1'e are thankful to a couple of our subsequently waited on the secretary grass grow in your streets,” sings the ataa ana T'.rainn onun- tnaa the pnbllahaea nt lha HctaaltM •*dy friends who called yesterday to of the light house l»oard and made a overbearing colonel. “Let me climb A mart can noaOnu« ha art aa naiiaiiora r,r patanta, oaaaata. Irada mark* •••W- nnbia.nu . j-»» lb« Cniked <t<H our attention to the picnic enjoy proposition to light the statue free of right up and sit on your ear, or 1 11 to obtain pa I an la in Oaaada. Ragland Vraann. make life a burden to you, and take German,, and all othar ennntrtaa Thairatpn«»- by the Band of Hope at Grange hall expense to the goverment. He was euee in «na jua.eil aa4 Mtatr facUitlaa art uuan»> the very bread out of your mouths," MKa'winnt and ape<H(lnn»b>nn prtparad and Siad Saturday. There were about 130 chil told to put his offer in writing and it shouts the Hogg —Chronicle. to tba I'a’an' 'HBoa on abort notua Tarma »aaj dren present, besides many adults. would be considered. A member of N‘» ' F < •KiBlBBtio® laodbls He must have been exasperated. or drawing* A.Hio# The program was well rendered by the the board, in speaking on the subject I.T2. MIXSTIVK AMKIIU« AN.-^ateM tittle ones, and interesting addresses said the main question to be determin Who threw the first brick, and what lha laraaat airrnlatton and it lb* »—I •«re made by Rev. T. H. Henderson ed was wether an electric light was was the sire of it? 10(1 Mrs. Cozine. The table was an aid or a detriment to navigation. Subscribe for the RejmrUr. and pay d.. .tad tn a».aaoa •<*ded with good things furnished by There were many penon who held for it when you subscribe, and we will a im.ttad U ba tha La., papar an<tn*ariaa «..rna • •lends, conspicuous among which was the latter view, and it is a fact he said, pledge ourselves to give you more *n elegant cake prepared by little that the electric light at Hell gate news, for less money, than any other Georgia Jones, and also one by was to be discontinued because paper in the Willamette valley. The Ola Burt. 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