, 1881-11-26
TIE LOCAL RETURNS.
The Victery CesceeAe1 - sse
Statesman Reportcrs bS .
Lorre 1aJeFity.
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u;.. r,ff;n hs, a hen % inteat On bsaaneAs
th,. 9espite the cold weather she has re-
Gently hatehed out SIX chickena
The sportsmans emporium kepe oy M''
lame. Wes. on Second street, 10 favorste
pl.ee Of rendezvous for all hunters and lovers
of Nil kind. Of ssId spssts- His shop u veil
stocked sifh svey known E.n md ME
from parlor toy to = eaiibre that v certain
death even to grizzly bear. hn articin
have always been noted for their hrst-cia"
quality. and his workmanship being the best
he can always be depended upon At tins
,peei.l season his shop . well worthy Of
inspection by spertsmen-
The thirty Chinamen who are reported -
having arrived in town from Daysso came
from Grange City. 'ss|'..
The Methodist Episcop.l Church, Of this
city. wiIl be dedicated 70 God ON Sunday
the 9th inst. Rev. ]. N. Acton, Of Port
land, Is expected to preach the sermon Al IL
AN q. N. Irwin, Pastor.
Its enough to n.ke one tired TO read the
following in the columns Of California
parer OF date Nov. llth:
Marble season il around. and the small
boy induIges his latent passion for chance
games in playing for ''kesp.' while dot'as
mothrrs are kept bssy repairing ths kne''
of his every day trosssea
Alex. Young has his restaurant again IN
full blast, and it is by far the nsatsst place
in the whole country. Everything is as neat
rs a pin; just .s Alex always hes things.
Dayton; beanuful city Il the Plaia. We
hate 70 leave the ost in the cold, but our
mayor desires it and We can't helPit. Adios.
The SrarssnAS most decidedly objects 10
being male bedfsllov with the OregoRidn
even in subsidy business.
Miss P.rnsll, che London Eorh says is
now known as the sally B, ass Of the Land
League"
Jesse James is described ~ SIX feet tall.
broad shoulders, broad. straight back with
out the slightest inclination to stooP. and
taperinp toward the waist, high forehead,
blue eyes, peoninsot brows and cheek bonss.
a nose Ike an eagles beAk.
A lady friend Of the James boys says Jesse
ha. registered N oath 10 kill Allan Pinker-
ton if he has to 20 to Chicago to do it. Allan |
would like to meet the outlaw.
\ correspondent deprecates the impending |
changes at Venice. He says he Is assured
that the syndic and project having control Of
municipal Affairs hsve determined to fll mp |
the smaller canals and convert them into |
streets. Gondolas are threatened with abso- |
lutte extinction, owing to recent ooncesioo !
to steamer company on the grand canal
Through composition the GoDdoliers hsve
been reduced to state Of great poverty. 1t
is openly stated that their masters received |
80, 600 francs IS the price Of their aequies.
cence in the changes.
1t is pretty near time for the winter crowd |
to huddle together around the stove now and |
tell what they saw at the centennial!
John Burgess is at present residing At hs- |
marck, d. I.
The Olympia Standard is twenty che years |
old. 1t IS the oldest and one Of the most |
ably edited on the northwest coast. Bro.
Murphy, accept the STATEsAAS's congratu-
lAtions, and may you have many happy ie- I
turns. Next Tuesday the STATESMAN will
b. the same age, having been founded By
Major Rees, November 18th, 1861.
Paul d dHierry's post office address is Hood
river, Oregon
F. NJ. Bowman is building up good bus
mess by reason of the good work he is doing
wherever he is employed. The plumbing
and gas fitting at the new court honse Is all
his work, and it is % good as if ten times
the price charged WAS paid for it
Post Office authorities have decided that
publishers Of matter admitted into the mail
as second class, may print upon the side Of
postal card intended for Communications,
bills, receipts and orders for subscriptions to
their publication or publications. and may
also print the address Of such publisher on
the address side of the card and enclose the
same in the second clans matter.
Don't go to church in the morning that's
when they pass the contribution boz around.
You can attend evening services and it won't
cost you anything. Gas is cheap fuel don't
cost much, and the preacher can look out for
himself
Circuit Court of the lst Judicial District,
Judge l. l. Macarthur prsaiding, will meet
in Pendleton on Monday next the 18th inst
The docket is rather large
Paul Boulon, the great conosrtist. has re-
turned from his tour in Eastern Oregon. He
reports 8 successful trip, but the Estes were
rather adverse owing to weather influences.
smallpox is not very active in Hoboken
yet bat there Is enough Of it to make vigi-
lance duty. Hardly one doctor out of tan
can tell q oase of smali- poX when he sees it,
Hudson Go. N. j. D.nocruf.
Migrate EN- ont here. migrate 'em ont
here, brother. The atmosphere will make .
f'st-elaas physieia. ont Of anything from
wood butcher to a body snatchsr. And Is
for smallpox. everything. from the itch Up
goes here with some Of them.
Main street. since the ending. i. much
better than vas expected. The mud is no
depth at all to what it VAS last winter, but
below Fourth street there is little too
much travelling in one track and the street
swotn in Consequence.
At the present rate Of increase the STATES
MANS subscription list will soon equal al
the papers east Of the Cascades.
Rev. G. N. irwin reports that the small.
poI scare extends to Centerville and if .
man even has cold in the head il ID lmme.
diately reported that he has the disease.
dAmosel with kerosene
To light the fire did hope;
Next day. feet 6rst she leit the house
In rosewood envelope.
The Able Guyon says that hell is paved