Talent news., May 01, 1894, Image 4

TALENT NEWS.
T alent O k . May, 1,
Walker Conwi'l will start back U»
Georgia in a few days on a vimt. Some
are ‘‘guessing“ that there ¡0 some special
attraction back there. However he savs
he will return to Southern Oregon.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. S. G. Netherhmd, having received
Corn Planting in full bluet in this sec­
the appointment applied for months ago
tion.
will soon be ready to discharge the duties
H. II. Goddard has gone to Sacramen­ of postmaster at Talent, with his sun. 9
to to visit his uncle, L. L. Goddard.
Leo, as deputy.
B orn On the 29, inst, to Mr. and Mrs.
Depew says, ‘‘The average Democrat
A. M. Helms, of Talent, a son.
ia Boilliquising about this wise: ‘Ami a
Ira Wakefield has a little mustang mare Cleveland Democrat,or a Hill Democrat,
or a silver Democrat, or a hard-money
that commenced nipping grass and kick­ Democrat, or a monomelalist or—what in
ing up her heels in 1857, thirty-seven the devil am !?’ ”
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years ago. She seems good for twenty
years yet.
At the Democratic primary held at
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Scores of typographical errors find L. Alford were elected delegates to the
their way into the N kwh , but ye editor county convention.
and proof reader breathe easier after read­
ing the clipping relating to the oflice
Mrs. Boyd Robison and little daughter
terms of Oregon governors in last issue of met with what might easily yave been a
the Record.
serious if not fatal accident the other dav.
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The
.family
had
just
returned
from
H. II. and O. R. Goddaiddiave sold
their interests in the estate of B. 0. God­ I town, when Mr. Robison proceeded to
dard, deceased, to Mrs. M. H. Coleman unhitch the horses from the hack before*
Mi«. R. and child had alighted. One
and Mrs W. J. Dean.
trace, however, he failed to unloose, and,
Mr. S. M. Robison has been suffering attempting to lead the horses away they
for several days with what the physician became frightened and unmanaegable and
calls perforation of the drum of the car. overturned the hack, the cccupunts fall­
The pain is excruciating. Both ears ing underneath. The tug fastening part­
are effected, causing tenfpornry deafness. ed however and Mrs. R. and child escap­
Gov. Pvqnoyer, while in Jacksonville ed without injury save a severe brui.^
yesterday, received a telegram stating upon Mrs. R’s. knee.
that a mob had threatened to release the
band of Coxevites that Cleveland’« troo| s
had captured and landed in jail in I
Portland, ami asking for orders.
The Governor wired back:
‘‘1 have 110 orders. 1 f Cleveland’s army
has Captured Coxey’s army, let Clevelands
THE FOOT FITTER'S
army take care of Coxev’s army.”
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DEALER IN
CENTRAL POINT
FLOUR AND FEED,
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