The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-18
LOCAL EPITONE.

Mr.. J. B. Reavis, of Goldendale, is in the city
\ brick-yard i soon TO be started on the Port
land City Homestead.
Mrs. A. r. Burbank is lying dangerously i'll at
her home in Lafayette.
Three more sports" have been fined $50 each
by Judge Stott for gambling.
Third and South Third streets, from Market 10
Sheridan, to be macadamiZed
Mr 3. L. Norden has been suffering from severe
illness for more than a week past
1t is said that trains on the narrow-gauge road
Vill be running to Scio by next Saturday.
The offices Of the o. r. & y. Co. are now in the
Zeta Psi building, corner of and Front streets.
Several residences are completed on lots of the
Portland City Homestead, and others will soon be
erected.
TIE Catholic ladies Of Portland will hold fair
ext week in Leonards Hail, corner Of First and
s streets.
The Ladies Relief Society makes the usual an
ANAL appeal to the public in behalf of the Chill
i-ens Home
CIr. J. G. Crawford, of Harrisburg, has published
neat little catalogue Of his stereoscopic views Of
Oregon scenery.
Nicholas DuyaH pioneer Of -, died on Tues
day at the residence of II. T. Kuetemeyer on
Sauyie's Island.
Owing to the superior finish and excellence Of
WoIA, Abell stands preeminent a. photographer.
Give him call
Prof r. X Warren and Mr. Wm. Wadhams
Church Of this city
Miss Jennie Caruther~, who has been III for sew
eral months died at her mothers home i'm Cane
nah on the 18th inst.
A man named John Anderson, from the Cas-
Cddes, died OF typhoid fever at It. Vincent Hos
pital on Tuesday night.
The Common Council is making war upon the
opium dens. They propose to make the least fine
so for selling or smoking it,
On Tuesday a young man was arrested on
rffi
Ie is NOW in jail I'm this city
SIR. J. B. Garrison, at No. 167 Third street j.
sgent for the Royal It. John, the New Wilson
sud the Davis sewing machines.
VIM. Holmes, young man who has been con-
lected with the boats Of the o. r. d y. Co. for
some time, died in Oregon City on Monday.
Mr.. y. McKinstry is authorized to solicit sub
zcriptions and collect moneys due the NEW
NORTHWEST from patrons in East Portland
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 30 cents a pound, at the Post Of
fee Candy store, in new building opposite the
post office.
True happiness is derived from the use of Plum
der's Oregon Blood Purifier People who have
tried it once never give it up, because they want
20 remain happy.
\ handsome and valuable horse, property of Mr.
Henry Weinhard, broke its leg last Thursday
while running away with buggy, and was killed
- end its misery.
4 young man named F. g. Pearce, charged with
stealing ) l95 from a roommate, has been held by
Judge Stearns in default Of bail oawat the action
Of the Grand Jury.
4 branch Of the Irish National Land and Indus
trial League has been organized in this city. Mr.
". Phelan is President There are eighty-one
members on the rOll-call.
The strictest attention is given TO country or
jers 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.
The Common Council last evening considered
resolution proposing to make il penal Ofense for
minors TO be found on the streets after 9 p. NJ.
without the company or permission of parents or
guardians. 1t will probably be adopted
The o. r. & y Co. advertise for sealed prOpos-
as for clearing their railway line between the
crossing Of the Sandy River and The Dalles IL
seems that the railroad connection of Portland
with Eastern Oregon will soon be a reality.
Last evening ordinance was introduced and
Iead twice in the Common Council, prohibiting
tne erection or maintenance Of wash-hOuses east
oi test Park and North West Park streets north
- ildll or south OF street, on and after March
i5ol' ana hXing penalties Tor its infringement.
On Tuesday morning, DIR. +. A. Jones and H. T.
edwards, furniture dealer, had a row during
which the former fired a shot at the latter but