The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
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PORTAED. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1850.
LOCAL EPTTOME.

1y ,ais Em' Thursday
t5y $ Goats has resigned the pastorate of
t1e Firt Bar ist Church.
The Henlo ratio procession on last Thursday
-te'iiI5f "a iarge and enthusiastic.
Woois vnder the city clock has large
3lft-nall oislue umbrellas at reasonable prices.
Ilte Cot1cii has passed over Mayor Thompson's
et ~ oroilance for raising the grade of Second
street
Sir aael Corwin Of Astoria, was in the city
On Wednesday and gave the NEW NORTHWEST a
please i sau
Owing L, the superior finish and excellence of
lrk, Abel stands preeminent as photographers.
.fiVe Aila 3 call.
81. persons out of employment, who have
sp-rH tiafe, WI find something Of interest under
Nsr a'his Week"
A1s A1ass No. 64 Morrison street, has full
supply OF Bemorest's reliable patterns. Send
stamp i0s .alogue.
sntiee < Co. are successfully circulating a
Subscription list for bringing the Melville English
opera Cor any to this city.
~ nd us. II. w. Adams, desiring to engage
- ceher business, have severed their connection
e lie NEW NORTHWEST.
1he- Pacific Mail Company has chartered the
steamer Elder for one year. and will put her in
the trade between Panama and CallaO.
The Republican torchlight parade on Monday
evening was of good size, considering the condi-
tion of the streets and that rain fell cOpiously.
All persons who ''lost hats" on the Presidential
election should call upon Woods in Odd Fellows
Temple, before paying the penalty for betting.
4 man named White was arrested at The Dales
a few days ago on the charge of forging money
order. He Is in Jail in this city awaiting trial.
Sugar-coated popcorn large doll with every
gross, wholesale and retail, at Post Office Candy
Store, in new building opposite the post office.
Owen Mccoy Bartlett is in Jail, in default Of
$1,000 bonds, to await the action of the Grand Jury
on the charges Of burglary and threatening 10 kill
his wife.
Broken candy is 20 cents, mixed candy p cents,
and fancy mixed 80 cents pound, at the Post OF
flee Candy store, in new building opposite the
post office.
a Young lady states that several bottles of Plum
ders Oregon Blood Purifier have done her more
good than all other medicines taken during sew
eral years.
Professor f. c. Taylor. the illu,ionst, will open
New Market Theater tomorrow evening for
season of one week. The gift business Is feature
of his entertainments.
Woods. at No. 148 First street i'm Odd Fellows
Temple, has the finest, largest and most varied
stock of hats ever brought 20 Portland and does
not charge fancy prices.
The advertisement of the 'Only" Lung Pad
Company viii be found ON our eighth page. Con-
smptives or persons with weak lungs are partic-
Ulary asked 10 notice 1t.
In our business Directory" II. b. Lift, Of the
weu-known Third-street suit House, has some
thing of importance to say 20 ladies who desire
fine dresS-making and elegant wraps
A full stock Of Butterck's celebrated patterns
has just been received at 40. 81 Morrison street.
Any one sending stamp will receive a catalogue.
Particular attention given to stamping.
Chaplain Stubbs has received news that the
ship on which his brother sailed from New York
for London, last December, has been given up as
lost and that the passengers and crew probably
perished.
Knott Brothers have put their new ferry on the
Stark-street line She is said TO be the only boat
on the river using John Gates hydraulic revers-
ing gear, which enables the captain 10 reverse
her engines at will.
.,,..1s 1rrf q T'lafpar ON
alias Garvev in a MOrTisOn-street jewelry store
on Monday night He had been released from the
county jail but few days, and Will now get a
term IN the penltentary.
The strictest attention is given to country or
ders at the Post Office Candy Store, i'm the new
building, corner Fifth and Morrison streets where
there is the largest and finest variety Of candies in
Portland The proprietor asks a trial
The Standard, which vilifed Rev. J. A. Cruzan
some time since, now says he "makes it a point t.
keep up with the times" and admits that he j.
tone Of the most Outspoken and fearless pulpit
orators in the State'-all because the gentleman
spoke Of General Hancock an honest and up
right man.
Mrs r. H. Cann we-knOwn Oregon lady,
has established millinery store in Seattle, w
r., and the Puget Sound patrons OF the NEW
NORTHWEST should call upon her when they
want anything in the millinery line. She also
does dress-making. Her advertisement appears
under New This Week.
Persons who desire first-class staple fancy
groceries at low prices can be accommodated by }.
w. Bailey, No. AZ Yamhill street, whose stock is
large and fresh. He gives prompt attention to
orders from the country, and does a commission
business in groceries and all products Of the fam
Goods are delivered TO city patrons promptly.
On Monday evening the house occupied by DIR.
M. May, the Jewish rabbi, corner Twelfth and
Main streets, was burned. The gentleman was
away from home and his wife and children barely
escaped with their lives. His valuable library
was totally destroyed. He holds an insurance
policy of $1,000, but that amount will not near
cover his loss The house was the property n
lhos. II. Mani. His loss is 5000 with 5000 in-
suTance.