The DaHy Reporter.
Choral Union will meet at Grange
Comments.
hall to-night. At 7 o’clock sharp ru
1 lie \ amhill Daily Reporter came
diments will be taken up. at 7 :30 the
out on Thanksgiving day with a 20-
choruses.
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page edition. Some of his delinquents
W ortman .......... ......Preaident
Dr. Hiatt of Forest Grove, father of must have net up the turkeys.—New i J D. acob
1‘. T hompson ,........... Vice-preaidrut
port
Newt.
O. C. Hiatt of this city, died on Friday
J ohn W ortman .......... ............. Cashier
1
he
McMinnv
¡lie
Daily
Re»»orter
is
last. He was far advanced in years,
Tnoissct» a General Banking buaineaa
widely known and universally respect- sued a 20-page Thanksgiving number
Interest altawed ou tuna deptniite.
Collection« made on favorable tarma
on the 25th intt. It is a credit to the
0(1»
Exchange and Telegraphic Trau*fan
Publishers as well as to the city in on Sight
New York, San Francisco and Portland.
Office hour»—from V a. m. to 4 p. in.
A writer in the Oregonian dreads which it is published. Nothing pleases
us
better
than
to
see
the
prosperity
of
the bridge craze, which now threatens
to destroy that point as a port. But our esteemed exchanges.—Corvallis
Gazette.
JOIIX WOKT.WAX
they can load ships better at any rate
Repreaent«
the following Merlimi ooiupan-
D. C. Ireland 4 Co., publishers of
a little farther down ; say at Astoria.
iaa: London A Liverpool A Gioivo, North
the Daily and Weekly Yamhill Re British A Mercantile, Commercial Union
porter, issued a 20-page daily on Eire Asaocintion, German American. Firo-
man’a Fund, Hartford, Commercia I, Anglo
A Carlton correspondent complains
Thanksgiving day. Certainly t he cit i- Nevada, State 'nveetment.
that: we are very unfortunate, for our
Wheat inanranoe a apaoialty.
zens of that county intend to keep up
store is closed; also our post office. “Yamhill against the
world.” Mr.
So people are very much discommod Ireland has lost none of
his old-time
ed in receiving their mail. They have energy, or else he could
never gotten
to go to a side window, and if there is out a paper that would have been a
any one to wait on them, all right. credit to most cities treble the popu
People will stand some things, but, lation of McMinnville. As a sample
in thia case, patience ceases to be a of many good things that appeared in
virtue.
the “big issue," we copy "Uncle Ezra’s”
letter, which will, we think, be read
The interior of Apperson’s store be with interest next week.—Rural Spirit.
gins to represent a holiday attire not
ObservHtion*.
common to interior small cities. The
taste displayed in the arrangement of
J. N. Wiscarver rejoices in the birth
the goods, as well as in the selections
of a bouncing baby boy at his home
made, prove that every man about the
on Sunday.
premises is a good judge of what the
Gold and silver ladies watches at a
people want. The stock in not only
big bargain at the McMinnville jew
elegant, but every article is useful, elry store.
and the purchaser will feel, when he
The McMinnville Business College
is making the purchase, that his money is open every evening at 7 o’clock for
is being judiciously expended.
students in writing, drawing and book
First National Bank
P c. IRELAND <t CO. PUBLISHERS.
jicMinnvill®, Or.
Dec. 7, 1886
Special Notice.
Advertisments, etc., intended for
pulication in The Weekly Reporter
ijjjg week, must be handed in to-day.
He cannot in future deviate from this
rule-
Congress will meet to-day.
President’s message to-morrow.
Unity T. has arrived at Apperson’s.
Mikado Caps at Miss Russ’ store,
only 90 cts.
Mr. Goff has moved into the Camp-
Mil house, corner of D and Second
itreets.
A. P. Woolsey is failing in health
«pidly, and it is doubtful if he can
«corer.
Farmers can have their buckwheat
pound to order at the Cris Newby
mill, by John Veersteeg.
Some of the stranded sailors of the
Cumarthan castle, reached here yes
terday, en route to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hiatt were call
site Forest Grove on Saturday on ac
count of the death of Mr. Hiatt’s
lather.
A white owl and a white Jay bird
were recently killed near Dayton, by
Mr. Gould. Mr. Humphrey secured
the owl and is stuffing it.
Mrs. Dr. Goucher of Amity died
Bunday evening. The funeral will
tike place to-day at 11 a. m., Rev. Mr.
Following are latest particulars con
Bitch well of this city officiating.
cerning
the stianding of the Carmar
A double wedding took place at the
Castle, off Nestucca. All of the
Catholic church yesterday, Father then
'
crew
succeded in getting ashore alive,
McGibney officiating. The contract
ing parties were two sisters named although many of them were pretty
Eyan and two brothers named Gibbons. badly used up. The ship came ashore
On the streets yesterday from neigh a little south of Shortridge camp
boring towns, we noted Messrs. Wil- grounds, on the beach, on the 4th, she
on, Barnekoff and Peckham of Carl- tisted over seaward. The sea is mak-
toi; Dr. Micheux of Sheridan; Budd iug clear breach over all the deck gear
Payne of Bellevue, and J. Mattey of and the vessel is washing in shore.
The storm was a very sudden and se
Ufzyette.
vere one for this part of the coast.
Step into Rogers & Todd’s and take
The crew were taken care of by
»look at their elegant holiday stock.
Messrs. Shortridge. J. & S. H. Rock,
The lady who cannot be pleased both James Upton and L. Bosley. They
rih the quality’ and price, besides left 'or Portland yesterday. From
Ring an opportunity to carry off a present appea'ance there is no hope
pt prize dictionary, etc., is certainly
to save the ship.
;«ry hard to please. Call to-day.
The Oregonian a few days since ’J. M. Grubbs, of Willamina, has a
ppoke of imported beans from Califor- valuable horse which lias been almost
»nd not-a bean from home. 8. blind for two weeks. He stands most
H Ross of this city has a variety which of the time with his eyes shut and hot
[produces five hundred beans for every water runs from them continually.
l'*ln planted. The price justifies the For awhile there was a light-blue
production.
scum that covered the whole eye. but
The terrible storms predicted this that appears to have left to some ex
•Kinth were to be inaugurated to-day tent. The horse is in good condition
tod extend to the 17th. Unusually and eats as heartily as he ever did.
■th winds are to prevail, while un- He want» somebody to suggest a cure.
‘f¥c®dented heavy snowfalls are to The Rura’ Spirit says it is a simple
up the highways, impeding attack of bpthalmia. brought about by
*’«1 and hindering business.
some irritation to the eye. Put him on
L-H. Cook took first choice of dolls a cooling diet, that is keep hun on a
K. B. Fellows, by purchasing a fine short diet; keep him in a dark, well
^rhle top set of mahogenv for the ventilated stall until his eye is better,
^d»l chamber in the new hotel. then lighten up the stall. Bathe the
“r® are still some beautiful dolls eye well three time a day with warm
which are in every way equal to water and put a little lotion into the
k^ne*t in Portland. They were eye after the bathing composed of five
by Mrs. Fellows, whose splen-' grains of sulphate of zinc and fifteen
judgement for tasty work of this drops of tincture belledonna to the
’• admitted by all.
ounce of water.
EIRE INSIJiRANCE.
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GRISSEN’S
Santa Claus
HEADQUA RTERS.
keeping.
Candy, Nuts, Toys and Pres
The Weekly Reporter, a faithful
ents for every body. Persona
and complete compendium of the
week’s news, is iurnished for 16i| cents buying 5 lbs or over will be
given wholesale rates.
a month.
Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music
With every $1 purchase will
in McMinnville and at McMinnville be given a chance on
college. Residence corner of Second
and C Streets.
(Groceries Excepted.)
McMinnville jewelery store is now
I extend a cordial invitation
the biggest and largest west of Port
the people of this county to
to
land and the cheapest in Oregon.
come
and examine my goods
Wm. Holl, proprietor.
Why do you pay for inferior silver und compare prices.
¡dated table ware big prices, if
C. CRISSEN
you get at the McMinnville jewelry Garrì con's Slock, McMinnville, Oregon.
store. Wm. Holl the best and finest
can be had for the same ¡»rice.
3 Handsome Prizes.
The Chicago anarchists would
have been hanged on the 3rd,
hut for the interposition of the
court. There is little in the writ
.issued bv Judge Scott to give
the anarchists much consolation.
The document simply recites
that the Judge “is of the opin
ion that there is a probable error
in said record,” ami therefore
orders that a writ of error issue.
As the Illinois supreme court
does not meet until the first
Tuesday in March, the con
demned men get at least three
months additional life.
Doc. Wilson,« miserable black
mailing imposter, baa created a
sensation in Rhode Island by
claiming to be a son of his vic
tim Moen, by a former wife, but
he lacks eight years of being old
enough to make the story stand.
Witch This Art Gallery.
To Bishop & Kay s we go
with a wish to get firat choice
of Holiday Furnishing Goode.
Neckware and Suapendeni,
and Silk Handkerchief«, at
bottom price«.
BISHOP A KAY.
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