The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07
LOCAL EPTTOATE.

in North Portland.
Many ladies attend the meetings of the Young
Mems Republican Club.
The Presidential party greatly admire the ma
jestic scenery of the Columbia.
Miss Eta Upton, daughter of Judge w. w.
Upton, died in Washington City last Friday.
Mrs. Josie Dunbar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Lambert, died in this city on Monday.
The police made POS arrests during September,
of which three-fOurths can be traced to liquor.
President HAYES, i'm his speech at the Walla
Walla reception, warmly praised the country and
the people.
Owing to the superior finish and excellence of
work, Abel stands prominent as photographer.
Give him call.
A brigade of " Boys in Blue" Mas organized in
this city last evening. Captain y. :. Pierce was
elected President.
Mrs. wass, No. 81 Morrison street, has full
supply Of DemOrest's reliable patterns. Send
stamp for catalogue.
sDaro Cot' contributes to the Bulletin de-
scription of Columbia River scenery which is
weaker than his usual effusiOns.
Card photos, = per dozen; cabinets, S4 tin
types cheaper than at any other gallery in Port
land-Fifth street, opposite the post office.
Colonel Larrabees address i'm Leonard's Hall on
Monday evening was very satisfactory to the
large and enthusiastic Democratic audience.
On Wednesday and Thursday the 18th and 18th
fnstants, the State Sunday School Convention
will be held in Y. NJ. c. \. Hall in this city.
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier is the best rem
edy for that dread disease dyspepsia, for it regu
lates the lymphatic system and bad secretiOns.
Sugar-coated popcorn large doll with every
grOsS) wholesale and retail, at Post Office Candy
Store, in new building opposite the post office.
The Standard states that a lady of this city has
withdrawn her patronage from a certain butcher
because he will not promise TO vote for Garfield.
Broken candy is 20 cents, mixed candy p cents,
and fancy mixed 40 cents pound, at the Post Of
flee Candy Store, in new building opposite the
post office.
Tho UoD.ocl- on5 Enolisb tor.bli,rlt m,
on Monday night quite large. The most con-
spicuous parsonage Mr.. Joseph Petty, who
welded cheap broom.
Col. c. B. Curry. Republican candidate for Pres
idential ElectOr, has gone To Southern Oregon to
fill his appointments for speaking, beginning at
Ashland on the llth inst.
On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs r. d. Aus
tin, of Fast Portland celebrated their silver we'd
ding The number of guests large, and the
evening passed very pleasantly.
\ full stock OF Butterck's celebrated patterns
has just been received at No. 81 Morrison street.
Any one sending stamp Will receive a catalogue.
Particular attention given To stamping
The Sfondord points with PRIDE TO Jas. X.
Kelly'- law card as that of zone of the most pro-
found jurists on the coast and one Of the most
honest men" in any land. Most honest smacks
of satire.
President Hayes has notified George Wright
Post No !, G. 4. r., that he viii return to the
city tomorrow, and in the evening viii assist i'm
giving an entertainment for the benefit OF the
Posts relief fund.
The strctest 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 candies in
Portland. The proprietor asks trial.
Ex-senator Mitchell will address the citizens of
McAinnville Tomorrow friday at T. NJ at
Junction City on Thursday, the 18th, at p NJ. /;
ut Philomath on Friday, the 18th, at ! p. N. at
Corvallis on Saturday, the 18TH at p. N.
Among the Orcgoniaa's society personals"
is the statement that the Earl Of Airlie eats with
bis knif X Of
the OrcgOEi0Ifs reporters will gather it in, no
matter at what expense of time and trouble.
Mr. Geo. il. HILL well and favoraby known i'm
this city, has purchased the book and stationery
establishment at No III First street, and will
give the business his personal attention. All the
leading periodicals Of the day may be found at his
store.
Hon Geo H. Williams will speak in this city
next Saturday evening; at Oregon City on
Monday, the 11th, at p. NJ; at Salem on Tuesday,
the 18th, at p. NJ; at Astoria on Thursday, the
l4th, at p. NJ. at The Dalles on Saturday, the
18th, at Z. p. VI.
The precision with which the children Of the
North School marched during the visit OF the
Presidents party was favorably noticed by the
members Of the party, particularly General Sher-
man. \ high compliment To Miss Sabins KIND
but firm discipline.
Tonight, at o'clock, the Mechanics Fair will
be opened to the public The displays in the adj
ditIOns, as well as the main building, promise to
be large and attractive the space is all taken:
1t Is stated that the Presidential party will attend
on Saturday evening.
Nevls, who was so mercilessly beaten by Jim
Turk some time since, is in a precarous cOnd-
tiOn. Public sentiment demands severer punish
ment than light fine for those who brutaly
maltreat their fellows. The Legislature should
provide the whipping post for such cases
The conflicting interests Of the bridge compa-
MES OF this city have been harmonzed, and it is
asserted that the Pacific Bridge Company will
soon commence work, having ordered 900 piles
Tor the piers. The plans and specifications are in
san Francisco. There will be four piers and
draw Of 100 feet on each side, making passage of