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O VOL. 1. MoMLXXVILLE, OKEGON. TUESDAY. DECEMBER U ISSU PRIVE l'WO VENTS. The Daily Reporter^ American Productions. MISCELLANEO VS. A few days since our attention j Entered in the Postoffioe at McMinnville for Transmission Through the Mails as Sec i was called to some pretty steep ond Class Matter. figures in the Alta purporting! O1 D. C. IRELAND. E. L. E. WHITE. to be authentic statements of our I productions. Hon. J. C. Braly me west; the average, 73 bushels D. C. IRELAND A: Co., PUBLISHERS. handed the paper to us, and we per acre; giving a product of ----- or The Daily Reporter. intended to compare the state 163,000,000 bushels, l'he buck T he D aily R epobteb is issued every day in the week exoept Sundays, and is delivered ment with similiar statements wheat crop makes a yield of in the oity at 10 oents per week. By mail, 40 oents per month in advanoe. Bates for ad of fact on file in our office. The about 13 bushels per acre prom vertising same as for T he W eekly R epobteb . paper has been mislaid, and for ising a product exceeding 11,- Third St., Gppoaite bushels. The apparent YAMHILL CO. BANK. Baok <fc Printing, the present we are unable to re 000,0(10 production of tobacco is at a rate produce the figures which it D on ’ t E okukt th « P lac «, We beg leave to announoe to the public that we have just added a large stock of new contained; but from a careful slightly exceeding an average of novelties to our business, and make a special —Where you Will—• ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Note Heads, perusal of statistics at hand. TO pounds per acre, or about Statements. Business Cards, Ladies’ Calling Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro We are enabled to state that the 485,000,000 pounds, which is grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of work. Terms favorable. Call and be con annual average productions for equal to the average require vinced. D. C. IRELAND A CO. five years of the leading cereals ments of consumption and ex has been as follows, from 1880 portation. 'l'he average weight E. E. GOUCHER, M. D to 1884 inclusive: of yield for the hay crop is dose Bushels. Value. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. to 1 2-10 tons per acre, and the MoMnntviuua ... O begon . Corn........... 1,575,194,108 $704,370,178 apparent product about 45,000,- Wheat .... 463,973,318 418,039,187 Oats ........... 495.509,478 174,997,858 000 tons. Offioe and residence, corner of Third and D streets, next to the postoffioe. Rye............. 26,380,880 17,497,742 Maryland employs about 60,- Barley*. . .. 49,323,940 30,784,173 Goml« of all kind, and «born Buckwheat. 10,781,608 7,556,011 000 persons in putting up can «11 Fumiahing THE LOWEST PRICES. Also ageuta The aggregate of the total is ned goods, an industry in which for the -------- o—------ Late of New Orleans, La., as follows: Production, 2,621,- she now leads all the states of llrowil.tillr Woolen Itili She supplies 50,- Piles and Fistula a Spe 163,331 bushels, valued at $1,- the Union. h fall line of «II good« made by ciality. Consultation 353,245,149. Acres cultivated: 000,000 cans of oysters annually. Currying tlie«c oelebrnted mill«. ilree. Ao Cure 120.926,286 In Hartford county alone 24,- 1880 W. T. BAXTKH. 123,388,070 F. J. MARTI», 1881 No Pay. 000,000 cans of tomatoes, and 126,568,535 1882 190,633,555 12,000,000 cans of corn are pre Offioe with H. V. V. Johnson, M. D._ 1883 New Firm, New Goods, New Prices 136,292,766 pared for the market every year, 1884 MoMinnville, Oregon. At the New Ntore of and one firm in Frederick city jab . m ’ cain . h . hubuy . Total.................................13,105,816,656 Average of five years... 2,621,163,331 puts up 2,500,000’ cans of corn McCain & Hurley, *Barley is the only cereal im in a season. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW HuocwKim to Al. HUWKY, AND NOTARIES PI BLIC, ported, in any appreciable quan Third «tract, MoMlnuville, Oregon, Every eviction that occurs in Lafayette, Oregon, tity. The annual average of the Ireland hastens the coining Of Especial attention paid to abstracts of title and settlement of estates in probate. potatoe, hay and tobacco crops home rule. Offioe Jail bniding. up stairs. for the same period of time was A Big Bargain. * A new, newt inn! «Iran «lock. Every article as follows: Mrs. M. Shadden. A No. |. Fruit Jara, Butter Crock«, Colored ? » Ä THE CLOTHIERS YAMHILL CO I“ ALWAYS FIND LATEST STYLES DR. I. C. TAYLOR, B&zicr & Martin ta ta En A superb home in offered for sale in Glaaaware, Cutlery, Caae.1 Good«, To Values. bacco. PifMM and Cigars. Fashionable Dressmaker« Potatoes bush’s 169,316 $87.806,536 this city, consisting of half a block of Tro«h Fruit sad Vegetable« is f~nir. land, a neat and convenient six room Hav, tons ... 40,106.563 387,374,874 fJTThe Taylor System of Cutting and Fit- Give me a call, Inafiecl my «tuck, and I Tobacco, lbs 483,401,443 42,055,493 cottage, in a high, dry and healthy lo ting employed. will guarantee prion« to aull you. A small indication of the im cation, Going at $900, upon easy Third street, Next to Bishop A Kay’s store, McMinnville. Or. terms. Apply at thia office. -^McMinnville Hair Cutting, Shaving and sham, pool ng Parlor. 15c SHAVING 15c. C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. (Saooeesor to A. C. Wyndham.) Ladies and children’s work a specialty. have just added to my parlor the largest and finest stock of cigars ever in this eity. Try them. SAMTnCX. COTT, Late of Independenoe. having purchased the TEAMS AMD TRUCKS Of Logan Bros A Henderson, offers his eervioes in that line to the public, and will Guarantee Satisfaction To all who favor him with their patronage. He will keep a wagon specially adapted to tbe Hrtriff, trunks «atoheh. M re* fra delivery of parcels, *“ lion of of U m pubh«. Order« left the aeeomoaation the publie. Orde viU bo be promptly attested to M at • at the stable will ■ • I* * mensity of agricultural and com mercial transactions can be gleaned from the fact that the receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Duluth; from August 16th to Thanksgiving day, 1886, amount to 26,000,000 bushels. Minneapolis ground in eleven weeks of this crop year, in round numbers, 7,500,(KM) bushels. Al lowing the other mills to have equalled this, 15,000,000 were shipped in flour from outside mills, leaving 25,009,000 bushels for home consumption during the eleven weeks. These two items increase the 44,000,000 bushels shown to have gone out of farmers for the outside of larmers hands p»uu« »v* R. G. Head, whose signature as president of the International Range association of America, demands jus tice at the hands of the president of the United States and an art of con gress to suppress the rebate system of shipping cattle and to check pleuro pneumonia. formerly stuck type a« a printer in Corvallis. Boh has made the riffle, and rounds up a handsome pile. His present address is Denver, Colorado. In his letter to President Cleveland he says : “I am empowered by the live stock men of the plains, who have more than $600,000,000 in vested in cattle alone, to respectfully invite the attention of your excel lency to the imminent danger threat ening our herds by the existence of contagious bovine dieeaaes, which, if once introduced to the open range« west, will ew««p sweep our of the weet, oi entire in- • ij foy «>000,000 bushel«, or a I te reale from tbe earth, ’ " UI *u “J » Family Qro ©ary Store. Third Street, MaMinnrilla, Gregos. J. Harv. Henderson MT. (HARLEM ■* J f.-f i HOTEL r. MVX.TMM, 1 ’ 7 i - r • i i "I < T Corner Third «ad B HCMINRTILia New house! New fornitore! Ü in th« eoontry Rale«—11 to $9 cording to room. Mingle tnMli Ixidging. » to Vi eenta «oeording to Board and Ixxlging, $4 logli, par w«« Fina Hample Boom« for eomnwreü Give n>« a «all and — for ywareeM. i I I r n Ï F I