The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-09-17
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

New line Of fine toilet soaps at the
drug store.
Pictures framed to order nt the FUR
uIturc store,
True to nnmc "Perfecllonn dyes ut
the drug store.
Some iiuc vioIlns for sale ut NJ. H.
Nickelson's.
Fresh cigars, Of the best brands only,
kept pt the drug store.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold at llnrrIsou's,
Flower pots, plain and fancy, In pro.
fusion, nt the drug store.
/. \, l.. tree spray as well ns ali
other insecticides at the drug store,
Best quality Of Roche lIurbor fine
at $3.50 per barrel. :. T., BARrMEss.
A large supply of handsome wall pa.
per just received by ;. f. Bartmcss.
Leave your orders for newspapers
aud magazines, with NJ, II. Nicholson,
Miss Castor and Miss Wallace, of
Portland, are visiting Mrs. j. f. Ar
NOR
Handkerchief extracts aud toilet per-
fumes of the best grades mt the drug
store.
:. H.. Bartmess IL grading his lot,
nnd viii put up two story building
3OS5G feet,
Captain II. G, Coc, has moved his
family to Portland to remain during
the winter.
Fiwtcass cedar shingles $3.50 per
thousand ut the Hood River NJ t. q,
Co.'S. stor.
Mr., aud Mrs. Dustin, of Portland,
are the guests Of Mr.. aud hrs. W. j.
Baker tni- week.
$l,8O per barrel for Huntington lime,
ia, best IN the market at the Hood
River Mfg, cos store.
A house, aud six eligible lots for sale
at II bargain iur eush. FOR information
call ou Edgar ". Wiuaus.
Alrs. llowels has just opened n new
stock OF goods, Hud soteils AN inspect
ION thereof pl the ladies.
Mr. a, Il. Byrkett has 700 tons Of
hay tor sale at Nuite Salmon, Lall
uu Or Wutt uu at tHat place.
kcvs Wcli4 and Parker, and j. T.,
Hanna, O, e. BaIanIuss aua Nlil Ac,-
Ger, went 10 Laos, it~e luestlay.
Joe Socsbc, caught trout above the
fails ia~t wees that measured j.
inches aud weisacd eleven pounds.
The democrats aud popuIists, Of SKA
mauiu county " ASH, Heid thclr county
convention tl the Lower Cascades, dur
ing the week,
Parties in from Lost lake, report that
timber fires ARE burning near the lake,
and that a. j. kaud's aud Dr. Green's
cabins were destroyed.
There was II dance at Mrs. Laceys
Monday night quite IL number attend
ing rom thIs side OF the river. Henry
York furnished the music.
The contest between Mrs. Olcr and
A. j. Rand over the land lying be-
tween town and Buttons place has
been decided IN favor Of Mrs. Oiler.
From the amount of wind coming up
the Columbia "Wednesday, we judge
the political campaign in Western Ore
gon and Washington, must be waking
up.
Dlphtheria has again made its ap-
pearnce IN Crook county, there being
live deaths from 1t last week, in the
Liberty neighborhood, 4O miles east OF
PrincvllIe.
Next Sabbath closes the conference
year aud Rev. j. w. Rigby delivers his
closing sermon for the year. He will
attend the conference at Walla Walla,
leaving Monday evening.
Fifteen tons Of hay to the acre is a
phenomenal yield, yet one acre OF al
lalla on Mr., Buttons place has pro-
duced that this year, and the fourth
crop could be cut from 1t. Water did 1t.
Professor 7. A. Snyder, left Satur-
day evening for Waterville, Washing
ton, to take charge of the school there.
Wnterville Is in the big bend of the
Columbia, about l2O miles west Of
Spokane Falls.
Our old friend Amos Underwood, has
been renomnated for the Office OF
County Commissioner, of Skamania
county. lie has already served eight
years and was renOminated by accla-
nation.
Mrs. Maggie Sumner, of Northfield'
Minnesota, and Mrs. Sumner, Of
Clackamas Oregon, who have been
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. o. j.. Stranahan
for II week, left for Portland Monday
evening.
Il. Ii. Button, has crop of corn that
would pass muster in amy OF the corn
raising states. The stalks are twelve
feet high, and the big ears hang two or
three on each stock, Mt least six feet
from the ground.
Il. Brong, representing the popular
real estate firm of Avery Churchill ~
Co., Of Portland, is in town. Any one
wishing to invest in improved city
property on low prices and IS. INSTALL
ments, without interest or taxes, Will
do well to call on him at the Mount
Hood Hotel
Rev. j. Waldrop, addressed Il goodly
audience ut Arm0ry hall Tuesday even
ing on political matters, speaking III
the interest of the peoples party. or
course there is great difference Oh
opinion as to the merits of the speech,
but it is generally spoken of as being
strong prpseDtment Of bis case.