The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
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LOCAL EPTTOAIE.

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In the United States District Court, Victor Vol
ney has been admitted TO citizenship.
Frank Williams has been sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for five years for highway robbery.
The vault for the county records, on the south
side of the Court House, is nearing completion
The jury in the case of Rollins, charged with
the murder of Kelly, 1.-The vag,u failed to agree
The Democrats claim that their procession this
evening will surpass the recent parade of the Re
publicans.
Owing to the superior finish and excellence of
work ADeil stands preeminent photographer.
Give him call.
Hon. a. J. Lawrence, Of Baker county, spoke
N the political issues on last Saturday evening at
reonard's Hall.
The grade of Third street is being raised above
Ugh water mark. Other low streets will be ele-
Nated i'm due time.
H. G. Paige has been indicted 10y the Grand
Jury OF Umatilla county for robbing Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S treasure box.
Mrs. wass, No. "a Morrison street, has full
supply of Demorest's reliable patterns. Send
stamp for catalogue.
Gus Bynon young son of Mr.. \. BynOn, of
this city, killed large panther near Myrtle creek,
Douglas county, few days ago.
Tomorrow friday morning, Mrs. \. :. Duni-
way will start for Eastern Oregon, and Will make
q tour of that part of the State.
Mr. Edward Espey, the young artist, has gone
up the Columbia To make some sketches, which
viii be transferred TO canvass at his leisure
at Nonpareil Hall, corner First and Madison
streets on Sunday afternoons at 2:30 O'Clock.
Sugar-coated popcorn large doll with every
gross, wholesale and retail, at Post Office Candy
Store, i'm new building opposite the post office.
Tonight a musical and literary festival Will be
given at the A. NJ +. Zion church, on North
Third street B, for the benefit Of the pastor
Broken candy Is 20 cents, mixed candy p cents
and fancy mixed 40 cents pound, mt the Post Of
flee Candy Store, in new building opposite the
post office.
Tt is now positively stated that on tomorrow
evening Hon. Geo. II. Williams will favor the
people of Portland with his long-promised cam
paign speech.
Yesterday the Coloma sailed for China, carry
ing away some $50 celestials, all with sufficient
funds to render them independent for the remain
der 0f their days.
VIM. f.. son Of Rev. T. F. Royal, young man
wen known i'm this city, died short time since az
Delaware, Ohio, where he was attending the
Wesleyan University.
I'll feelings are more numerously produced by
chronic constipation than any other bodily illness.
Remove the cause with Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier, and cease feeling ILL.,
A fun stock of Buttericks celebrated patterns
has just been received al No 81 Morrison street.
Any one sending a stamp VIII receive "a catalogue.
Particular attention given 20 stamping.
The Council will extend Columbia and Clay
stfeets from their termni 10 the river This viii
cut up the public levee and spoil it for depot
ground for the Scotch railroad company.
.. anniversary or festival, and have burned con-
- srable sandal wood and other valuable species
10 uei in their offers of incense to the JOSS
tJn Tuesday morning. about 1870 o'clock, while
nan named Frank Tyrrel was engaged in grad
fr at fhe corner Of Fourteenth and & streets the
bankment caved on him and caused instant
tn.
,fessrs Olds & King. the ThirI--treet merchants
f r. received and opened their Fall and Winter
~ lek Of drv and furnishing goods. Their display
r. large and varied and their prices are well
p own 10 be reasonable
rbe sfrictest attention Is given to country or
dr. AZ the Post Office Candy store, in the new
Fl 1diuo corner Fifth and Morrison streets, where
Ire il the largest and finest variety "i caioe9 III
rtland. The proprietor asks q uI"l'
l1ilot Doio who caused the wreck of the Great
ii4,gbIic has been discharged in San Francisco
Il 'Judpe Hoffman, because the Indictment did
iBt charge that an ofiense had been conhlllleu
within the jurisdiction Of 1. = DISTRICT '"uTl.
Persons who desire frst-class staple or fancy
,,r,oerfes at low prices can be accommodated byJ.
~ Bailey, No 4 GamhiH street whose STOCK II
Isrge and fresh He gives prompt attention 10
orders from the country ana u1eS " ~ IT, f
business in groceries and all producl9 o w Ia" III
Goods are delivered TO city patrons promptly
A Young lady named Miss Sarah r. Fariow,
Who was suffering from consumption p0aIued the
Albany express at Aurora on Monday, oounu Tor
her home near Oregon City, but dleu peloic 3iiJ
reached her destination. She was accohl
by her father and il a sad sight TO see le oe-
reaved parent remove the remains from tiie ''i'
when the Falls CITY was reached
In addition to the largest and best assortment VI -.
hats ever brought TO Portland, Mr.. ). \. Moou, a'
40. l43 First street, i'm the Odd Fellows lehPle,
displays the finest stock of umbrellas ever seen III
Portland and asks fancy prices. hpIeii"9
that would be sold for 3 at any other stores car,
be obtained Of him for 50 80. He asks the genera
public to examine his goods and prices
The last campaign meeting Of the Garfield anu
Arthur Club No ! was held on Tuesday evening
-t Y NJ. G. A. Hall The attendance 0i DOM
adies and gentlemen was large, and the BOYS III
Blue and'the Garfield Cadets attended in uniform
short speeches were made by Governor Newell OF
Hawkins and Hon j. y Dolph II is evident
chat the Republicans are thoroughly organized
and will cast large vote on next Tuesday.