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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1894)
COHN & CO., The Largest General Merchandise Dealers in Tillamook County. — The Fourth At Fail * lew. The L r ons Fourth of July will hecel- r‘»rated here in grand style. The Hook and Ladder Company has the matter in charge, and is doing everything to make a succesa of affair. The necessary com mittees h ive been appointed, money has been raised, and the arrangements are being made, Every body in the town is la king an active interest, anti it is thought i' will I m ? the biggest celebration The people of Fairview will celebrate the Fourth in the good old fasliimied way. in the grove bv the hall. They will have bm>d leaving this place Itesdmg a procession, at 9. A.M Then- will I»“ *[>eakrng. reading of lhe Declaration of Independence and a flag drill by the children. There will be a free pten'm dinner at the Alliance Hall. In the afternoon there will hen bowery dance, a merry-go-round will I m * in oper ation and other features such as sack races, and greased pigs, etc. There will hehoise racing on Randall’s track. At night there will be a magnifi cent display of fireworks, and the festiv ities will end with a grand ball in the hall. ever held in these parts W»ntM it K> m 1 THE CORNET BAND Office of County School Su|*erintendeiit, will furnish music for the occasion, and Tillamook, Ore., June 15, 1S34. there will oe a monster procession of cal- Tu the Clerks and Directors of School athumpiHDH and plug-uglies. There will Districts of Tillamook county. Ore I m * f a • y-ibiir children on horseback, rep The result of the recent election in this resenting lhe various states, the whole county has raised a question of law, lire company will l>e oil parade, and ar whether I have l>een re-elected or there rangements have been made for sack is a vacancy in the office of School races, greased poles, ete., etc. There will Superintendent be an oration, a big basket dinner, and In the latter case lhe law makes it my the town will I m ? decked in holiday attire. duty to till the office until my successor Next Saturday night the citizens will is duly qualified. hold a mass meeting in the city hall It will |»erhaps l»e necessary to have lhe (everybody invited) to arrange for the question decided by the courts hut until plug-ugly procession. Everybody in further notice 1 shall continue to dis town expects to take part in this feature. charge the duties of the office to the best Grotesque wagons and wheelbarrows will . of my ability. be out and all can enjoy a good laugh. ' Toanking you all for good will and There will be several horse races in the , hearty co-o|M*ration in the past, I remain afternoon for those who like that kind of R« s|>ectfiilly Yours spirt, and nothing will be left undone to T. B. II a NDI.EV amuse the crowd. At night there will be Another bijr reduction in sugar, 25 lbs a grand bail at Larsen’s hall, and a good supper will I m ? provided Tickets will lie for 1 dollar at Cohn & Co. 11.50 per couple Folley • The programme and other particulars There is to be an old fashioned picnic given here: at the einl of the state road on Nehalem. 4:00 A.M.—O|>eiiiiig Reveille, Salute The road is in good condition All are of 44 guns. invited 9:30—Pi «»cession, headed by Tillamook Cornet Rand, followed by Wide Awake j Miss Jennie Pettit’* school on the Hook and Ladder Co., G. A. R., Odd Miami, is progressing nicelv. R. 1). Sales’ mother, Mrs. Sampson, Fellows, Goddess ot Liberty and 44 school children on horse back. The Who has been visiting with him. will re procession will form at the city hall turn home via North Yamhill, ami march through town to lhe grove. week 10:00—Declaration of Independence and Music. i 10:30—Address, by Hon. T. B. Handley. ☆ We Always Lead But Never FollOW. -r- Our Everv-day Prices are Lower than Oth ers Sell for at Special Sales. Our bio stock of Summer Dress Goods has just arrived. Call and see our latest styles, and prices that are lower than ever before. >'- __ --- JL v ----- --- -• It is a well known fact that we sell all our Groceries much cheaper than anv other store in the county, and if vou want to save money we are the people to do it for you. 'I^AH FOP; THE FOURTH The Eagle Will Scream at Fairview 25 lbs of sugar for |1 at Colin & Co’s. Notice to Tax payer»* Come forward and pay your taxes and 11 :30—Essay on history of Oregon and save costs. J. D. E dwards Tillamook county, by school Sheriff. The proceedings will I m ? enlivened by short*. music by the band and songs by the as The largest and finest Mock of clothing sembly. | ever brought to this county will be re- 12:00—Picnic dinner 1 ceived at Cohn <fc Co’s next week, just in 1 :j0 P. M. Grand procession of Cala- time for the Fourth. ihiimpians and Plug Uglies in grotesque There will be horse-racing hereon the costumes, headed by the High Munky Fourth, also at Fairview, notwithstand Munk. ing the statement of irres|*onsible parties. Football game: Tillamook vs. South See our new stock of Clothing if you Prairie want something good for the Fourth — Base hall game: Tillamook vs. Bay City. I Cohn & Co. Foot-racing:—Boys over 10 and under None are too poor to eat meat, as beef 15 years of age. is only 3 to 7 cents qcr pound at the Cen Boys under 10 tral Market. Girls over 10 and under 15 years. We sell more granulated sugar for one Girls under 10. dollar than anyone in the city.—Cohn , ('limbing greased pole Co. Fat mail’s race. Sei ph vs Hadley. Dr. W. A. Wise will l>e in time city ( Sack race. about July 10, to remain ten days. Three legged race. Beef is 3 to 7 cents per pound at the Band in attendance Speaking, Singing, Klag Drill l>y Cbildren, Free Picnic Dinner. Afternoon Horse Racing, Randall’s Track Sack Races. Greased Pig, Etc., Bowery Dance in Grove. TOerrg-go-round hi the evening, the grandest display of Central Market. fire-works ever seen in Hie city Another redu tion in flour at Cohn A. Dancing until 3:00 A. M., July 5. Co’s. I F ire W orks and D ance at N ight .
