The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-22
HOME NEWS.
See the ltWbite Housen ad.

See the "White House" ad.
Everybody should see the mammoth
OK at Goddard's.
The Catholic Church in East Portland
is nearing completion.
Go to Dougherty & Browne, corner of
Fourth and Washington streets, for fish
and oysters. See ad.
Senator Mitchell is In the city, and
will address the public on Saturday
evening upon the political issues Of the
day.
Wilson's circus attracted sJarge crowd
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of the present week. The COM
pany depart for California on the
steamer.
Mrs. E. o. Parsons departs % the out
gowing steamer for San Francisco to
purchase a stock ofsmillinery and no.
tions. Look out for choice bargains
when she returns.
FIeischner, Mayer & Co. still please
and astonish the trade with their
abundant, cheap, and well-selected
stock of millinery and furnishing goods
of every description.
Ackerman's dollar store is out of the
fire again, and full to repletion of every
thing to be desired to make you hand
some or comfortable. Don't forget to
pay this store visit.
A sociable for the benefit of the SUM-
day school library will be given in the
vestry Of the Baptist Church on this
friday evening. Twenty-Five cents
admission will be charged to those not
members Of the school.
The first premium, $50, offered to
baseball clubs by the State Agricultu-
raj Society, was awarded to the College
Club, they having beaten the Pioneers
of this city on the 18th inst, AZ to 13,
and the Aldines of Salem on the 18th,
24to L. 3.v-s-sszs ssssszfsss;srS,
Our worthy and efficient police judge,
Nv. H. Adams, was united in marriage
Ito Miss Olive Pagett, on the 18th inst,
and the twain Immediately departed to
San Francisco on short bridal tour.
We trust that prosperity and happiness
will ever attend them.
The Phelps troupe appeared at New
Market Theater on Monday evening,
PLAYING the Lancashire Lass" to a
small audience. They left for Olympia
on Tuesday morning, where they have
been engaged during the week. They
return to this city on Monday evening.
We call attention to the advertisement
in another column of Professor Prentice,
one of the most successful teachers of
vocal music in the State. We take
pleasure in recommending him as a
thorough and efficient teacher, and one
who merits the patronage ofour citizens.
Mrs. Rohrers new remedy for the
lungs is proving all and more than it's
energetic proprietor claims for it. We
have used it in our own family with
agreeable results, and can recommend it
for colds and diseases of the lungs and
throat. For sale by all druggists.
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
Miss Macnamara, fashionable milliner
at the Ladies' BaZar, south of Ladd & Til
toms bank, has just received fine and
varied assortment of first-class millin-
cry direct from New York, which she is
prepared to sell to her numerous custo-
mers at prices to suit the times. Call
and see her goods before making fall
and winter purchases.
We are pleased to state that the
Granger Churn, which is advertised
regularly in these columns, took the
first premium at the State Fair, al
though in competition with the widest
known and hitherto most approved pat
ent churn in the United States. Mr..
GOodnough, the manufacturer, deserves
great credit for the enterprise he exhib-
its in placing this excellent labor-saving
machine before the. people at prices
within the reach of all.
Professor McGibenyis Sunday even
ing song service has created such a fu-
rOre that he has found it necessary to
engage the New Market Theater for fu-
ture meetings. In order to meet ex-
penses and contribute somewhat to the
comfort and support of his numerous
family of little singers, the Professor
has decided to levy contribution at the
door, of ten cents and upward, from
every one who may attend. The Orc
Fino Theater was packed last Sunday
evening, many being compelled to re-
main away, because of the lack OF ever
standing room. We trust that our citi.
zens will avail themselves of this excel
lent opportunity to literally aid re.
markable family of natural musicians
in their effort to establish regular ser
vice of song.