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PORT ORFORD POST. C O M I»A IC A T I V i : S< A l.il> . F i/A W LEG AL. W olcott, NEW b lU R E rI h e D el N o rte R e c o rd c o p ie s FIN A L SETTLEMENT. OCT. 21, IKKO. T J I I ’IISD A Y , from T h e P o st o u r s ta te m e n t V T O T IC E IS H E K E B Y G IV EN TH A T to u c h in g th e c o m p a ra tiv e a m o u n ts the undersigned has tiled his final DEALER IN I ’O I I I K S |> ID M ED AMI acco u n t as A dm in istrato r of the E state of school m oney a p p o rtio n e d p e r ii A M l l> < ; |O > . ol Mn n.via. Fox, (loei-u.-od, and th a t the c a p ita of c h ild re n of school age in 4 th d a y o f J a n u a r y , 1881, A lanson S m ith , fo rm e rly of O re- C u rry c o u n ty , O re g o n , a n d D el At 1 o ’clock l*. m . has been fixed by an g m, is tlm R e p u b lic a n c a n d id a te N o rte c o u n ty , C a l., a n d claim s order of the C ounty C ourt, for hearing CeneraJ M erchandise in Id ah o fo r D elegate in C o n g re ss, objections to said account. s u p e rio r m e rit fo r th e la tte r S ta te , By order of the C ounty C ourt. a g a in s t G eo. A n slie, p re s e n t D em U vi. T n il ex mi, A dm inistrator. sin ce th e re is 32 a g a in s t 77 o c ra tic in c u m b e n t w hose r e tu r n is D ated a t P o rt Orford, O ctober 7, 1880. c e n ts h ero . W e a re n o t so sure oet7-20w4 C L O T H IN G , v ig o ro u sly o p p o se d by th e Id ah o b u t C u r r y c o u n ty is still b e tto r HAVE O PEN ED W o rld , in d e p e n d e n t, w ith D em o NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. fixed in th e m a tte r of sch o o ls th an c ra tie lea n in g s. T h e W orld u rg e s L and O f f ic e at are o u r n e ig h b o rs a c ro ss th e line. T . D . C ah alan to com e o u t as an R o sebliio , O o n ., Sept. 23, 1880. j A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF l*or in sta n c e , we g e t as good te a c h V y o T lC E I S HEREBY RIVEN TH A T in d e p e n d e n t D em o cratic c a n d i e rs u p h e re fo r loss m o n ey th an i l ' t h e l follow ing nam ed s e ttle r has d a te . S h o u ld ( 'ahalau c o n se n t to th e sam e g rad e can be had fo r tiled notice of his intention to m ake final proof in su p p o rt of his claim , and secure have h is n am e u sed , it w ould dow n t h e r e —in d eed C a lifo rn ia final e n try thereof, on G ro c e rie s , p ro b a b ly be the m eans of e le c tin g Saturday, October 30, 1880, te a c h e rs n ot (in fre q u e n tly sock e n S m ith , a very w eak, in c o m p e te n t g a g e m e n ts u p h e re . All th is on Before tlie J u d g e or Clerk of the C ourt m an. So, we th in k th e W orld of C urry county, viz: W illiam Tnvior— a c c o u n t of an in sa n e system o f e x llo n ie ste rd A pplication No. 2992, for the w ill act w isely by b e a rin g th e ills HARDWARE & DRUGS, a m in a tio n s en fo rc e d by a S ta te E h of NE*.,, NW'., of NIC l4, and Lot one, Section 2«, T . 40, g. R. 14 W est, and has, in ste a d of Hying to o th e rs Board of E d u c a tio n in C a lifo rn ia , nam es the follow ing as his w itnesses, it. know s n o t of. O f c o u rse , if the Famiiy Supplies, E tc. w h ich p re p a re s a lis t of c o n u n viz: I. P. Ross, A. It. H am ilton, Clieteo Cosm opolitan Hoto!, postottlec and A. 11. Moore and Robert lig h t is m ade a tria n g u la r one, d ru m s w h ich m u st lie answ ered by W alker, E llensburg, C urry county, Or. Id ah o is lia b le to be d o u b ly m is- W.vi. F . B e n ja m in , R egister. a p p lic a n ts , a n d w h ich seem to . LLENSBUBG. OR. sep30w5 pr< s e n te ,1 in C o n g re ss for th e have been d ev ised w ith th e sole Their Stock comprises everything n e x t tw o y e a rs. P . P . M A N C IE T , - P r o p r ie to r . end in view of a s c e rta in in g to a N O T IC E O F F IN A L PR O O F. usually kept in a well ordered Estab In W a sh in g to n , th e c a n d id a te s m ath e m a tic a l d e m o n s tra tio n vvliat lislinient. L ank O f f ic e at 1 i.re, T. lirent.z, who, in 1K<!(5, m an- th e a p p lic a n t h o e s n o t k n o w , R o sebliio , O o n ., Sept. 21, 1880. ) • geil th e fraud C ast o f th e luouii- w ith o u t any a p p a re n t refe re n c e to \ T 0 T I C E IS HEREBY G IV EN TH A T OYSTER STEWS AT SHORT NOTICE. B lacklock B u ild in g , P o r t O rford. I tins in th is S ta te w hich gave i l the follow ing nam ed se ttle r has w hat he does know . S u c h a sy s tiled notice of his intention to m ake fi (loo. L. W oods th e ( lo v e r n o rs h ip tem re d u c e s th e c o m p e titio n at nal proof in su p p o rt of his claim , and J. B. T IC H E N O R , W E L L SU PPL IE D TABLE. w hich th e p eo p le had aw a rd ed to secure final en try thereof, on y o u r sta te d e x a m in atio n s to a n u m J a m e s K. K elly. O p p o se d to him Saturday, October 30, 1880, b er of a p p lic a n ts e q u a l to th e Before the Clerk of C urry county, Ore is .1 udge Ib irk , said to ho till ox cep t- LIVER Y A N D ♦ n u m b e r w ho h av e b o u g h t the gon. viz: .J o seph J . H n n u , Pre-em tion a b le m an to th e S o u n d voters. D eclaratory Statem ent No. ¿5259, for the q u e s tio n s , o r who have “ frie n d s NE'-i ____ A N D _____ of SW>4 , N' . of S E ‘4 and SKA of T h e c h a n ce s point s tro n g ly to h is in C o u rt’’ to d iv id e th e se c re t NE*4 Section 34, T. 31), S. R. 14 W est, ideM ion. T h e S e a ttle d a ily P ost nam es he follow ing as his w itness COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS, w ith th em in ad v an ce of tin* day and es, viz: S . A. Rieliesoii, G. P. W eir, .u p p o rls I b ir k , th o u g h it is a He- LOUIS KNAPP, PROPR.* set f e r tile s h o o tin g of c o n u n d ru m s Raleigh Scott and H enry Wells, a llo t P o r t O r fo r d , C u r r y J C o u n t y , O r e g o n . p u b lic a n p a p e r. urry county, O regon. a t w ould bo e d u c a to rs . A gain, Cheleo, C W.vi. F. B e n ja m in , Register- F o rt O rfo rd , - O r e g o n . Taxes paid, Collections made and Pro- D u rin g th e H aves am i T ild en we have no S ch o o l B oards in th is sejiBOw 5 S ta ll1 sk illed in m a tte rs p e rta in in g ) c a m p a ig n , th e fact th a t H aves had eeeehLPmmptly Rei » ''«dined a n o m in a tio n for Con- to “ A d d itio n , D iv isio n and Si-1 ( - / - ) L . T he following choice bargains are now- G o o d S a d d l e H o r s e s to L e t o n R e a I less w hile he was in th e a rm y , l e n e e .’und hence a re not n e a rly so booked: GENERAL lia b le lip h e re to lie a n n u a lly bled so n a b le T e r m s. i.ml said th a t he w ho left h is c o m th ro u g h c h a n g es of text books to m and to tak<' civil ollie«, “ (night to I / 1 0 Al‘l’eP> 135 acres u p la n d and 25 th e m u tu a l p e c u n ia ry benefit of) 1 ( f y acres bottom ; It* m iles from be sh o t, ' was h eld up by h is s u p 1 o rt O rford. U. S. title : te rm s, cash. p o rte rs as e n titlin g him to all h o n su ch B oards and o f a d v e n tu re rs ELLEN SBU RG , OR, I O H Acres oil Sixes river, six miles or. Yt I, in th e m idst of th e h o t in tin 1 lin e ol text book f u r n is h D I G north of P ort Orford, 5 acres ing. A n o th e r a d v a n ta g e we e n test of th e eonllii t, (ia rth d d li ft suitable for c u ltiv a tio n ; 12 head of cattle --cows, steers and heifers. U. S. title. th e arm y to e n te r the lis ts for Con joy over C a lifo rn ia in gmueral and HORSE SHOEING, ETC, Terms reasonable. I ■ Del N o rte co u n ty in p a rtic u la r, is g ro ss in ( )hio. a low er a v e ra g e ra te of tax a tio n IY A N C I1 of 1(M) acres, on E lk river, G EDGED TOOLS I ■ I l miles from Port O rford’ 30 acres Ben B u tle r s u p p o rts H ancock, It is triii', o u r e x c ep tio n a l fe lic ity IL tit for cultivation: 16 acres bottom land: M ad»> to Order, and on Baud. an d , in a «pooch in B oston th e in tin 1 m a tte r of text books has not 10 u n d er fence. Good garden, togethe; w ith hogs and cattle. T erm s cash. (■tiler day, d isp o se d o f tin» only rem ain ed in one u n b ro k e n line. W iN SO R H O T E L , th in g tin» B e p iild ie a n s have to In 1872, a C a lifo rn ia c o n c ern , I GO A' n s , ”1 Elk river, g'., mile- 1 tr,m i P o rt O rford; 20 acres unde: o ile r why (Ia rth d d s h o u ld be eleet- to w it: B ancroft A C o ., m ade a c u ltiv a tio n ; a good o rchard c o n ta in » (lit. 6 f I I A JACKSON STS., ing 100 hearing trees—ap p le p e a r anti ( I, to-w it: I hat tie * 1 re b e llio n was raid on o u r L e g is la tu re , a n d , by plum ; also, 2.» head of hogs, 25 head o! put dow n by R e p u b lic a n s, in th is th e aid of a n u m b e r of County sheep, 30 head of cattle and 7000 feet of P o rt O rfo rd , - O re g o n . lum ber. T erm s c a sh . s h o rt cut sty le: “ 1 went in to tin* S u p e r in te n d e n ts , w ith th e a s s u r-j arm y a D em o crat, an d , in th e e n m ice ot p riv a te c o n c essio n s from 1 Of | ' cres choice land, situ a te d on 1 , 1 ( 7 C rystal ereck, 7 m iles n o rth ot tire d iv isio n I c o m m a n d ed , th e re B ancroft afo resaid in th e ir pockets, AM P R E P A R E D TO ACCOM M O. 1 ort Orford, 80 acres bottom land, 5 acre- dale the w ere less th a n live h u n d re d R e d id get an ket p assed , re c o g n iz in g under cultivation. 4 acres seeded in tim othy and one acre in gard en , 45 acres p u b lic a n s ." tin ' “ I'a c ilh 1 ( ’oast S e rie s " of read under fence, 8 head of cattle, plow s, h a r •» to* aarwMmaaaB e rs . A nd as a f u r th e r c o n d itio n I II. UPTON HAS JU S T OPENED A rows and o ther farm ing Im plem ents. Traveling Public It was a c u rio u s fact if fact it precedi'U t to th is fav o ra b le le g is * I • »Stork of L 1IIE E P RANCH FO R SA L E —TO was that out of 1,Slid,000 R e p u b la tio n in th e ir b e h a lf and for th e ir W ith good beds w hile the T able wilt a l k J g e th e r witli 100 head of sh e e p ; good ways tic supplied witli the best tlie M ar lic a n s who voted for M r. L in c o ln , behoof, B a n c rro ft A C o. afo resaid house; l acre pn garden; 6 ket atl’ords. acres of pasture un d er fence; 12 acres nearly 3,000,000 R e p u b lic a n s went ag reed to take in to th e ir em p lo y . suitable for c u ltiv a tio n ; 010 bearing in to th e arm y to s u p p re s s flic «■»»- an d d id so tak«', a numb« . etraw b errv p la n ts. T his ranch is situ- G O O D N T A H M N G ate,1 on 1- torus creek, tw elve m iles from b .d io n , le a v in g R e p u b lic a n s of p o litic a l v a g ra n ts from th is 1 " " Ormrd. Price $300. Term« cash. Stab* into th o ir cure an d k e e p in g e n o u g h at hom e to c a rry all the I n c o n n e e « I o n », i t l i tilt* H o u s e , in San Francis«*»», as “ w r i te r s ” I?A R M FOR SALE—8ITUATED ON S ta te s, hold a 'l tin ' olHces, and and “ «'ouipilt'i’s of acliool bt'oks. I Sixes river, 9 m iles from Port W . S. W IN S O lt, I’ro p rie to r. h a n d le all th e fat c o n tra c ts . Yet \\ ith Hus e x c ep tio n , O re g o n has Orford 00 acres o f bottom h .ml: 2.1 acres undere cu ltivation, wliiel . toll an a n o m a lo u s d o c trin e is not bc»'u «'xt«'Usively a prey to th e is planted in peas, corn and potatoes; p lea c h e d in b e h a lf of (Ia rth d d in “ c o n v in c in g " a rg u m e n ts of th e Port Orford C edar Co, also 28 head of hogs; seven stands , f text book tiend. ( 'a lilo r n ia is a IN THE- of bees; to g e th e r witli farm ing im p le j MHO. chroui«’ v ictim in th is b e h a lf, since KRAl.KItS IN m ents. A good house and barn on tin* not only h e r Stub* B o ard , b u t h e r place. 50 acres u n d er fence, and a good S o ld ie rs d id not vote w hen (!ar- local b e h in d H oards as well, a re o reliai". Price 1000. T erm s cash. G e n e ra l M a r c h a n d is e . CENTENNIAL BUILDING, lle'.d was n e a rly u n a n im o u sly op en to u ssa u lt, if not som etim t's I t i l l Acres L m ile so u th of E uchre I v lv" creek, on the ('o a s t. One half • ¡ectcd from tin* A sh ta b u la dis o lu m x io u s to well g ro u n d e d s u s bottom : the balance u p land easily »-lea:- PO R T ORFORD. t r i c t to C o n g re ss. Q u e ry : If picio n . S o. ta k in g a ll in a ll, th e HEW C00C3 BY EVERY VESSEL e»l; 15 acres well seeded in velvet grass, average patron «»f the schools in j 1 and 3 acres in g a rd e n ; dw elling boils'- ie R e p u b lic a n s had all ru sh e d to Oregon has less g ro u n d fo r com- I ------------- pleasantly located near the b each ; 11 i ic fro n t, le a v in g th e D em o crats p la in t th a n have Hi«' «'orr«'spon»l- head of c a ttle ; 12 head of ho£$; several T e r m s , C a >li. stands of bees; farm ing im p lem en ts, t hom e to call th em “ L in co ln in g class in C a lifo rn ia , th o u g h Ext'olh'iit Cnnc-sent mid Cnne- etc. Also 1500 feet good beach m ining th e lu tte r e n jo y s an a p p o rtio n " rid in g s ," why w asn 't (ia rth d d m en t o f S I 32 p e r c a p ita ag a in st ( 'n m u t la .lo n a In S a n F r a n c ia « « a»- I mi , k Rocking ( lia iis for the Low gt'ouml fronting land , laim. w ith ditches, tlum ing, to g e th e r w ith m in in g im ple • ly u n a n im o u s ,> defeated ? o u r 77 c e n ts u p n ere. t r a d e d to . incuts. A good chance for a praeticu Price ot’ t ..No. NEAV g o o d s : Bates & Johnson DRY GO ODS, DRY GOODS. G R O C E R IE S , HEAL ESTATE AGENT FEED STABLE, H O W E, B L A G K S A IIT II, N E W ÎSÏ® Furniture ! H o c k in g C h a irs , B e d ste a d s, Chairs» E tc miner. I
