The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-21

man; but the German public, on account of his
age, generally condemn the assault, as the assail
ant is young and powerful athlete.
Henry Henrichsen has been placed under $1,000
bonds to await the Grand Jury's action on charges
of larceny and burglary. He was formerly in the
employ of Henrichsen & Greenberg, jewellers, and
has for long time been pilferer of their estab-
lishment, having key to the Front door.
Kerron & Macbeth have remOdeled their large
store at the corner of Second and Yamhill streets
adding a wholesale department up stairs, and
complete and separate grocery store in the rear,
on Yamhill street. They are now fully prepared
for either wholesale or retail business in the gen.
eral merchandising line.
The Common Council has at last admitted
Couch Engine Company No. to the Fire Depart
ment, ordering that No. 2's small steamer be
given to the new company. The Committee on
Fire and Water will soon advertise for proposals
for a building lot on North Thirteenth street and
for the erection of an engine house thereon.
A large and beautiful stock of the latest designs
of jewelry in earrings, shaw l-pns, scarf-pins,
etc. was received on the last steamer by Mr. J.
Van Buerden, the well-knOwn jeweler at No
107 First street He also has fine invoice of the
latest patterns of diamond mOuntings. His goods
are all rstcass, and his statements can be relied
upon.
1t is well to keep the public mind well stored
with knowledge of the fact that a noisy, hard
running, complicated, unreliable sewing machine
is the worst mischef-producing instrument that
can be introduced into a family. After trial Of
sixteen years the New Domestic stands without a
rival Try it, ''NO cure no pay" +. +. HerOy,
agent, 225 Second street
Miss Carrie B., only daughter of Mrs. Walter
Moffett, died on Tuesday morning aged ID year,
months and days. The funeral will take place
tomorrow friday afternoon, at o'clock, from
the family residence, corner Seventh and Salmon
streets. In her great and incOnsOlable grief, the
mother is sustained by the sympathy and kind
ness of relatives and friends.
Mr. J. w Bailey has removed from No AZ to
Nos. SO and s. Yamhill street, between Fourth and
Fifth or two blocks west of his old location. No
the citv than at his new, neat and cOmmodiOus
establishment His prices are the very lowest, as
he sells for cash All orders promptly attended
to- and goods delivered to all parts of this city.
Messrs. Olds & Summers, who have made so
many friends since their opening in their present
narrow place of business, have secured the room
and will thoroughly refit it and be i'm good SHAPE
in their new quarters by May lst. They will
carry an increased stock OF crOckery end all goods
i'm their line and be better enabled if possible to
give satisfaction their patrons than before.
1t is always pleasure to note the success Of any
of our home firms especially when said success IL
the result Of enterprise and industry coupled with
fair dealing The Farmers and Mechanics Store,
/ ~ ,1ionas~ One-price dealers, have been COM
naIled ~ their largely increased trade to vacate
Elseir old room for more commodious quarters,
and are now located in the large three-stOry brick
at No. ISL Firs street, nearly opposite their old
stand which : filled with more extensive stock
than they have heretofore carried. Everyone
should call and inspect the new store and new
roods