The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-25
LOCAL EPTTONIE.

Mr.. C. B. Bagley, of Olympia, is in the city
General O. 0. Howard has been ordered East
Work on the bridge across the Willamette pro-
crosses steadily.
Mr.. Sol. Abrahams of Roseburg, was registered
at the It. Charles yesterday.
General Morrow lectured last evening at
Masonic Hall on the Mexican War;
Couch Engine Company, No. 8, Of North Port
land, has been admitted into the Fire Department.
Owing to the superior finish and excellence of
work, Abel stands pretminent n photographer.
Give him a call.
There has been good attendance during the
week at the Catholic Ladies' Fair which Is being
held i'm LeOnard's Hall
A. J. Thomas has been convicted at WaIa
Walla of murder i'm the first degree, for killing
old man Bgumiield and mistress.
The OrcGOui0H mentions a 'disgraceful row.
which occurred ON North First street on Tuesday
evening between two young women.
Hon. Samuel Stott, an old and respected pioneer
and father of Judge Raleigh Stott of this city, died
i'm Washington county last Thursday.
Sugar-coated popcorn large doll with every
gross wholesale and retail, at Post Office Candy
Store in new building opposite the post office.
Broken candy is 20 cents mixed candy p cents
and fancy mixed 20 cents "a pound, at the Post Of
flee Candy Store, ina new building opposite the
post Office.
Mr. Henry Heyett has been elected President
of the City Council, the Mayor being relieved 10y
the amended charter Of the duty Of presiding over
its deliberations.
Col r. A. Hawkins delivered his lecture ON
''Ihe South and the Grand Future Of Our Cou-
try" at y. NJ. c. \. Hall on Tuesday evening to "a
fair-sZed audience.
ON Monday. ar Pittsburg, Penn, occurred the
death Of Mrs. Sarah Pittock, grandmother Of
H. l.. Robert and g. W. Pittock of this city.
She was past 100 years Of age.
r. < Rodabaugh has been held by Judge Stearn~
m $500 bonds to await the action Of the Grand
Jury the charge Of obtaining l0Vfrom Mr.. ID. II.
Heudee under false prctenccS.
H. schwartz, of Roseburg says: IS \ few bot
ties OF that indeed valuable medicine Plumbers
Oregon Blood Purifier have entirely cured my
rheumatism Of ten years standing
Mr.. r. l.. stone the reliable iewelver corner OF
First and Morrison streets, advertises this week
his elegant holiday stock OF diamonds, watches,
chains, rings and gold and silver ware.
Mr.. Cohen has resumed charge Of the we'll
known Keystone Restaurant, corner Of First and
Salmon streets, which is abundant guarantee
that it Will be frst-class in all respects.
The residence Of Clark Lewis, Of East Portland
was burglarized on Friday evening last The
'crOoks" secured considerable plumber, consisting
Of clothing, jewelIy, coin and diamonds.
Mr.. John \. Beck, the iewelcr, No. l49 Front
street. having light rent to pay, Is able to offer some
rare bargains TO those wishing TO make elegant
holiday gifts. Call and examine his goods.
Fishe & Roberts, the popular and reliable
First-street clothiers aye now receiving and open
ing, for the holiday trade, an immense variety Of
gentlemen's clothing and furnishing goods.
the California company for street contracts on "a
large scale has commenced the work of raising
the grade and macaiamizing North Third from
A TO -.
"Santa Claus' has established his headquarters
with VIM Beck & SON. corner Front and Alder
streets, where he has left complete line of toys
and novelties for the holdidays. Particulars are
given In our advertising columns.
- The strictest attention is given to country or
ders at the Post Office Candy store, in the new
building corner Fifth and Morrison streets, where
there is the largest and finest variety OF candles li
Portland. The proprietor asks a trial.
The Methodist, Baptist, Conversational and
Presbyterian Churches will unitcdly observe
Thanksgiving Day, has been their custom!
for years past. The services will be held
i'm the Presbyterian Church, and Rev. {. y.
Lambert will deliver the discourse.
Persons who desire frst-class staple or fancy
groceries at low prices can be accommodated by J.
w. Bailey, No. Il Yamhll street, whose stock is
large and fresh He gives prompt attention tg
orders from the country, and does commission
business i'm groceries and all products Of the farm
Goods are delivered TO city patrons promptly.
Old- King, the Third-street merchants, with
their usual enterprise have ready for the holidays
choice stock Of fancy and dress goods. Their
prices are low, and they give particular attention
10 orders by mail. Patrons of the NEW NORTH