The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-23
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HONE NEWS.

HOME NEWS.
Augusta l. Dargon has gone to Aus
traiia.
The steamer Great Republic" will
sail for this port about Saturday the
25th inst.
Eighteen hundred patients have been
admitted 90 ST. Ninceurs Hospital siuce
rs opening.
Religious meetings are still being held
nightly ia the basement of the Taylor
Street NJ. i. Church.
my wife aud r. have never enjoyed
better health. We are now using the
Purifier.
Miss Lillian 4. Cooke, y. W. corner
Of Tenth and Morrison streets, solicits
pupils upon the organ, or for rudiment-
ary lessons upon the piano.
The new steamship estate Of Califor-
MAJ will sail from Philadelphia for this
city direct with passengers aud freight,
about the goth Of February.
Remember Abeu is not behind, but
ahead. First premiums for the best
cabinets, cards and retnuched photo
graphs al the late State Fai.
Fever and ague instantly checked
aud soon cured with few doses Of the
celebrated Willamette Fever aud Ague
Mixture.
The sum of $500 is to be given Mr..
Williams, school clerk Of this district,
for taking the census Of the city, the
work TO be completed by the first OF
March.
Sheriff Crossen, OF Wasco county,
brought an insane man, named George
Burgermeister, from The Dalles on Mon
day evening and gave him in charge OF
DT. Hawthorne.
Religious services are held each even
ing In the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, the pas
tors Of the several churches conducting
the exercises. All are made welcome to
these interesting meetings.
Home, sweet home" IS not COM
plete without a bottle of Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier II Is truly
home remedy.
Minnie Myrtle Miller comes TO the
front, in San Francisco, at a benefit pre-
sided over by Dennis kearney, given to
stephen M8ybell, a poetical working
man, not unknown 10 fame in Oregon.
The obseQuies OF Jonn Quigley, a
young man who died at st. Nincent's
hospital on Saturday, We're conducted by
the Portland Hiberuian Benevolent So
ciety aud the Emmett Guards, on Sun
day, with solemn and imposing ceremO-
MES.
"Baby mine" has improved 50 mucl
since ] commenced giving heI Plumbers I
Oregon Blood Purifier. II is so nice for /
the little ones.
A. Ferrara, First street, keeps the /
finest and best assortment Of teas in the /
city. He procures them direct from .
Japan, and warrants them 10 be what /
they are represented. We have sampled I
them, and add our testimony in their .
favor.
The annual report Of the Unitarian So /
ciety by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Eliot, shows .
the same 10 be in a prosperous condition .
both numerically and financially, that /
is highly gratifying to it, friends. The .
new trustees elected are Theo. Wygant, .
Prof King and r. Welch.
Loyal 3. Stearns, Esq, has been |
chosen police judge for the current year. I
Mr.. Stearns is a lawyer Of ability and
promise, and will doubtless discharge
the duties Of his new position satisfac-
torily 10 those who placed him there a.
well as with credit to himself
The calendar sent outby "Himes, the
Printer" for ls79 display ut once his
taste and skill in his art. They are
complete in every particular, AS indeed
is all the work turned out under his
supervision. His pride in and applica-
tiou 10 his business is discernible in all
bis work.
The Indian, Jackson Grant, has been
found guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree, his victim being Dennis Spellen
whose body was found in the gulch
south Of this city last summer. The
great prestige Of two mighty names are
iusullicient 10 save him, as he il SEN
fenced TO suffer the extreme penalty of
the law.
Manager Mcguire received the we'll
deserved compliment of a large and en-
thusiastic audience on the occasion Of
his benefit at New Market Theater on
Monday evening On Friday evening
Miss Jean Clara Walters takes a benefit
Her paiustaking care as an actress aud
the esteem in which her efforts are held
10y this public warrants her q crowded
house and a warm reception.