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I The Latest Accident MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. NEW TO-DAY. I Never, since steam was har Notice of Sale by Common Carrier. W. T. BAXTER. J. O. ROGERS. A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON nessed and put upon ways of Notioe is hereby given that the Oregon and New Firm, New Goods, New Prices California Dealers In Railroad company, of Portland, steel for the use of commerce, has Oregon, a common oarrier having transport At the New Store of ed the personal property hereinafter describ so great a number of casualities, ed, from various points in the state of Ore HARDWARE, BAXTER & ROGERS attended with such shocking gon, to the town of MoMinnville in the state (Sucoessoes to Baxter Jt Martin.) of Oregon, at the request of the owner or law loss of life, been recorded within ful possessor thereof, and having safely stor Third street. MoMinnville, Oregon, TINWARE & ed and kept said property, and by virtue like space as has been furnished thereof having a lien upon the same for its just and reasonable oharges, and more than within the few months of the three months having elapsed sinoe said ta tat transportation and care has been performed, current year. Another terrible Agricultural Implements, Pumps, and no part of said reasonable and just A new, neat and clean stock. Every artioh oharges having been paid, all persons whom railroad disaster, accompanied A No. 1. Fruit Jars, Butter Cnx-ks, Colored Pipes, Etc. it may oonoern art« hereby notified that aaid Glassware, Cutlery, Cased Goods, To Oregon and ( alifornia Railroad oompany by by sickening details of suffering Alli of wbiob will be sold as bacco. Pipes and Cigars. its reoeiver wi<l on the 28th day of March and a long list of killed and Freeh Fruit and Vegetables in Season. 1887, commencing at eleven o’clock a. m.. Give us a call. Inspect our stock, and we sell at publio auotion to the highest bidder, grounded, occurred on Tuesday for oash in hand, at the warehouse of said will guarantee prices to suit vou. As tbe times will allow. oompany, in the town of McMinnville, in morning. The cause of the dis the state of Oregon, all and singular said A. A. KENYON MANFOBU BAT. personal property or sufficient thereof to aster was the sinking of a bridge We Make a Specialty or all satisfy said lein and oharges and the oosts CITY MARKET, erty and expenses of making said sale. Said prop beneath a heavily loaded train. Kinds of Job Work Par- having been shipped, consigned and transported between tne points hereinafter The bridge, coaches and bag tlcularly named, and being more particularly de scribed as follows: gage cars were piled in one great Iron and Tin Roofing, Lot 1 from Portland, 3 Pieces Bowling KENYON & RAY, Proprietors. splintered mass at the bottom of Alley, marked E. B. Berry Lot 2 from Portland, 1 bdl. w. paper, (Successor to W. F. Bangasser.) iron Cornioes and window caps. the ravine, and from the debris Galvanized markfd P. F. Brown. R. K okhlkb . In faot we do anything that comes in Receiver of the Oregon A Cal. R. R Go. our line, with neatness and dis some thirty mangled human Will keep on hand at all times the very Portland Oregon, March 3, 1887. patoh and, best quality of fresh meats, that oan be ob bodies have been taken and tained in the mnrket, and respoctfully solioit ERNEST BOLLACK, a share of thepublio patronage. Never Tell You it Can ’ t be Done. over a hundred persons extricat J^“Givena a trial order and we will Bring on your designs and we will cut your guarantee satisfaction. ed alive, but more or less in patterns, and do your work, and don't you forget it. jured. Prompt action prevented Family Grocery Store». the wreck from taking fire, thus South east cor. ?>d and C streets, McMinn ville, Oregon A. H. & O. O. HODSON. this last most fearful of railroad "Third Street, McMinnville, Oregon. calamities was not added to this J. Harv. Henderson, Brewster's Patent Rein noIder, shocking disaster. The baggage Your lines are where you put thorn—not (Suooessor to L. ROOT.) under horses' feet. One agent sold l.’doz. in —PRACTICAL- 5 days, one dealer sold fi do*. In 15 «lavs. car and one of rear cars of the Dealer in Samples worth $1.50 rase. Write for terms, All Frash Goods, Groceries, Flour* Bacon, and E> E. BREWS'*'"’” ■ Holly, Mich. train had been completely de Glassware and Crockery, molished, and all that marks the Third St., bet. (’. A D. Goods delivered to i urchnsers tuthecitv McMinnville, - Oregon. spot where these two cars were, I am now fully prepared to do all kinds of at the base of the embankment, work in JE A’ELERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS M c M innville F urniture F actory . and all kinds of pins for lodges, trades, etc. is a heap of kindling wood. The Jeweler? made to order. Everything guar wreck is a more appalling sight anteed. Good and reliable work. than the cheapest where workman W. H. BINGHAM. Cheaper than the recent ruins at White snip is concerned. Give me a ttial. river juuction, and this points FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPE CIALTY. Propr. strongly to the fact that the train was running at a speed of fully Manufacturer and Dealer In twenty-five miles an hour. The forward cars which lie on the FINE FURNITURE Dining Station of the 0. C. R. R. embankment and road, remain of all kinds. McMinnville. Oregon. in the same position as when they Just received an extra One lot of Black walnut Furniture, and Undertakers Goods of a F. Multner, Prop. fell. designs Call and price my stook. (Late of the St. Chnrles.) Stoves E ik wtnrn ui ib The Ceatr&l M, ■ ■ This Hotel has just been refitted and new THE great ly refurnished throughout, and will be kept After investigation of the af in a first class style. The table is supplied with all the market fairs which have placed Rev. TRANSCONTINENTAL tjoute affords, and guests oan rely upon good dean John C. Fair conspicuous before beds, and comfortable rooms. Special aooomodations for commercial this community in the last few travelers. days, the vestry of St. James JOHN J. SAX, church declined to receive his Has his SHOREST! resignation, last evening, and finding that he has been more * XX X ******* XXX XX X XX X * X * XXX o X *XX X X * * *XXXXX XX X * XXX X M* X » ’IIIIIIIIIIIIIIITHE DININC CAB l.lXFUHlHIflltttU sinned against than sinning, de THE DIKECT HOI TE! 1X0 DELAYS; FASTEST THAI1XS] In Running Order, cided to stand by him in the ------- O------- -AND— a A a « T o CHICAGO and all points EAST. matter of defense for his prin T WwS W 15 XwAWvS T,cke‘* *®ld <® all PBOMIMENT POINTS Will chop Feed for 82 per ton Throughout the Eaat and Southeast. ciples, and ask the moral sup or one-tenth toll. ---------- (o)---------- port of a Christian community TO EAST BOT^D-pASSEiWERS! Farmers and others having grain to chop oome to my mill, and attend to any in the cause which he advocates. IT* BE CAREFUL AND DO NOT MAKE A MISTAKE-BUT BE SURE oan business in the oity to better advantage than - N ORTHERH ■ i 111 ■ i in h i ni «i in 11U i inni! Feed Chopping Mill •TO TAKE THE------ An army of democrats “from way back” are rubbing their hands together in ghoulish glee at the hope that Sparks will get up a ticket for the 1888 cam paign reading Hill & Sparks. There will not be a stump in this neck o’ woods but will chip in slashing tones with the bark on it to cut them up. And see that your ticket reads via Portland and ZZZZ St. PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS, driving two miles out of town to get their ohopping done. JOHN J. SAX. McMinnville, Or. Star Restaurant, -AND— To avoid changes and serious delays occasioned by other routes. Through Third Street, opposite tbe Brrly Bank, Emigrant Sleeping Cars are run on Regular Express Trains Full McMinnville, .... Oregon. Length of the Line. Berths Free. LOWEST RATES! ------- W QUICKEST TIME! O. C. Hiatt, Prop. -■ o------- OENEBAL OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. JU D. CHABI.TOS, Geaeral Weilers Passenger Agent. Finest domeatio and imported oigars. Board and lodging. Meds at all hours. Publio patronage respectfully solieited