Port Orford post. (Port Orford, Oregon) 1880-1882, January 12, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPORT ORFORD POST. . id ksday . .IAN. 12. 1882. I C i i l l . IC ST A T E T i l IX X M .T IO A S A» M i n i m b y ili u I C r c o r ii. o f C u r ry C o u n t y , f o r l S S l . JANUARY. Jus. A. Cooley to M iller Cooley, 6% acres in Clieteo valley; consid eration $1500. Assignee of estate of Jusen Springer, Insolvent, to G. 1 Knowles -the Crawford land in the vicinity of Port Orford. Christina Edson to S. B. Gard- n 'r , lot in Ellensburg, 8205. A. IL Hamilton to It. G. Bloke, 15 3 a c r e s in C lie t e o v a lle y , $300. Win. Tiehenor to Alfred E v er son, lot 35 in Block 15. B. Port Orford. Same to Mary B. Knowles, lot i-5 in Block B B, Port Orford. JUNE. Mary T. Mansfield to Josiah Cooper, 40 acres mud; $1,000. B. W alker to Jo h n Vail, ttndi- | vided one-half interest in proper ty in Ellensburg, 1,500. U. S. to George Scott H arris patent. U. S. to Jno. Cresswell, Agri cultural College land. A. F. W hitney to H. P. W liit uey, 100 acres; $350. Susan McClAno to Argria H u rt plat of ground; $75. Sol. Fitzhugh to S. J . Culver fractional lot; 875. U. S. to S. J . Culver, 1(50 acres $200. J. II. G auntlett to Alfred Gaunt lett, lot in Ellensburg. Sheriff to John H untley, $5,750 Sherill’ to J . B. Tiehenor, tin Crawford lands. Jo h n Crmlswell to Jos. Enos <250. U. S. to Carl J . Johauesen ¿202 28. Sheriff to J. 15. Tiehenor, to cor rect form er deed of the Crawfon land. Luman Howe to Geo. S. Howe lot in E llensburg, 8800. J. B. TÊCHEtfOR, Jonathan Scott to H. P. W hit S. F. WILSON, ney, 80 acres on Floras creek, A ttorney and Counselor a t Law, $825. EMPIRE city , A. P. W hitney to H. P. W hit ney, acres $200. Coos County, O regon. T. J . Edson to W. A. Tanner, m ining ground, $150. W ill practice in all of the C ourts. P. 0 . Jo h n H untley to G. W. Cooley, Box » . AND. fraction to the Coast. U. S. to G. W. Miller, 4!) acres J. HUNTLEY, 550. COLLECTS! c ? claims , Counselor a t Law,& Notary Publie DECEMBER. J. A. Dean to H. P. W hitney, P o r t O r f a n i, C u r r y C o u n t y , O r e g o n . C rescent C it y , C a liy o en ia . 120 acres, $200. U. S. to T. W. Colbrook, 154 I acres. ; P articular A ttention p<ud to Land Christiana Edson to School D is Business. Taxes paid. Collections road» sud Pro- trict No. 3. cecds prom ptly R em itted. J. M. SIGLIN, L. Noble to II. P . W hitney, 80 acres, $450. Tlios. W hite to Jam es W hite, A ttorney & Counselor nt Law 1(50 acres, $725. Tlie following choice b argain s are now ESTATE AGENT M a r s h f ie ld , C ons C » . O r e g o n . ( a i i i t e u u ’M R e l i g i o u s C a r e e r . booked: Will Practice in tin- C ourts of the Sec- 4 GOOD CLAIM W H ICH IS <)K- olid Judicial D istrict. Clergymen, evangelists, elass j TY. fered at a saeritiee, situ ated o;i R ogue river 15 miles from the m o n th ; leaders, and prayer meeting ex- 5 acres in coin and p o tatoes; and m ore horters wdl find it profitable to S. H. HAZARD, land suitable for cultivation, beside . study the testimony of Guiteau Tliis claim contains not less th an 2,0C0,- regarding his religious experi A t t o r n e y a t L a w , UBO feet of choice W hite Cedar, c o n v rr- FEllllBAllY. ences an.I religious enthusiasms. ¡cut to the river. Term s Cash. Price $350. E M P IR E C U V . His is doubtless an uncommon Itobort Walker to A. II. Moore ease m its entirety; but does it not parcel of land in Ellensburg. ! p M ACRES. U. S. T IT L E . ¡.V- O regon. bear in some respects a likeness to Coos cA m tv, K IV provem ents, house, orch ard , ;>y Win. Tiehonor to M. M. Bates many of those with which they apple trees. ?3 in prairie, and the bit; Lot 27 in Block 15 15, Port Orford J. B. TICHENGB, mice suitable for cultivation and p astu re. deal, and about which they may Term s $SOO, cash up and dow n. Land be deceived? School Land Commissioners to sitm e e d o n Floras Creek. No convicted sinner at a Moody T. W. Colbrook. N O TAR Y P U B L IC , -■<**- JBL.Y. «•«■» ami Sankey meeting ever talked IJ1 G H T Y ACRES ( I f LAND, BEING John II. G anntlot to Wiu. Gaunt B. C. Dement to J. W. W ilson, more of his love of God and de ¡ J the S E L " f N W L and N E L <»f P o r t O rfo rd , C u r r y C o .. Or. let, lot in Ellensburg. SW’ L of See. 12, T. 28, S R 13 w est, ft. lands near Newcastle; 83,250. sire for saintly companionship $200; half cash, and balance in sheep t ;• J. 15. Tiehenor to Andrew Craw than G uiteau has done throughout T. J. S titt to C larin d u J. Gor- JOHN FITZHUGH, C. E., horses or both. This land is situ ated 1 ford. his life. No pious deacon in a rier, land in Clieteo valley, $300. mile east or above Coquille City, in Coos John Huntley to Catharine Bag New England church was ever C O U N T Y S U R V E Y O R . county, Oregon. All bottom land, easily Enchel Gregory, executrix, to nell, right of way; 8500. made available. U. S. title . A rare bitterer than ho in his denuncia bargain. Inquire of .1. B. TICH EN O R, Johnson Gardner, lands belong D. G. Otto to W. H. Averill tions of wickedness and w orldli or of J as . C lark , P ort Orford. ing to the estate of M. J{. Gregory 138 acres, 83,500. ness. No perfectionist ever Deputy U. P. Mineral Surveyor. AUOUHT. thought he was more imbued with MAllCII. Acres, 135 acres up land and 25 Hit) U. S. to Frank A. Stewart; $203. the heavenly spirit. acres bottom ; i q m iles from John II. ( lanntlett to I.laG aunt- PORT ORFORD, OREGON. P o rt O rford. U. S. title ; term s, c a sh . A. II. Moore to Erod S. Moor«' G uiteau's greatest interest was 1« tt, lot in Ellensburg. A. .1. Edson and C hristina Ed- in religion. He gave it his chief G EAcrcs on Sixes river, six m iles Same to Estelle G auntlett, lot in son to IL D. Hume, tide land in thoughts, and his letters were full J. II. GAUNTLETT, ) v north of P ort Orford, 5 acres Ellensburg. Ellensburg; 8750. suitable for cultivation; 12 head of c attle of expressions of desire to make F U B i J C , —cows, steers and heifers. U. S. title . B. Walker to A. IT. Moore, one- other people as good as ho was. N O T A R Y Joseph J . Wood to Bah ugh T erm s reasonable. sixth of an acre in Ellensburg In a letter written to Mr. Seoville ! cott, 1(50 acres, $ 100. E E I sE N S B U R O , O R E G O N , E. P . Thompson to IL D. Hume from the Oneida Community in » J ANCII of 1C»() acres, on Elk rlrtfr, <» C. S. to T. W. Crook, llotue- tide land ; 8 100. 1 V miles from Port O rford’ SO acres 180!) lie said: “ I have forsaken sted. J. II. G auntlett to IL 1). Hume, everything for C hrist; reputation, Conveyancing and C ollecting Prom ptly tit for cultivation; 1G acres bottom land; 111 under fence, (food garden, to g eth er A ttended to. honor o f men, riches, lame, and Win. Tiehenor to Eueindia N o r t- quit claim to mining ground w ith liogs and cattle. Term s cash. Charles Dewey to IL 1). Hume, worldly renow n.” burg, lot. in Block B 15, Port Or mining property; $300. At a later period lie was one of Acres on Elk river, miles ford, 5100. IL Walker to IL 1). llum e, Beecher’s disciples, “ became ac P ort Orford; 20 acres u n d er I cu ltiv Gt) atio trom n ; a good orchard co n ta in Win. Tiehenor to Anna G aunt tract of land, $1000. quainted with the Young Moa’s ing 100 beuring trees—apple p ear and HEPTEM Ill’ll. Christian Association,” and olliei- letl.lot in Block B B, Port Orlord. plum ; also, 25 head of liogs, 25 head of D E A L E U IX Sheriff to Port Orford Cedar Co. ated as usher at Moody and Sail- sheep, 30 head of eattie and 7000 feet of APRIL», SO acres; $100. key’s meetings. And afterward lum ber. Term s cash. * Win. Tiehenor to Mary Winsor, Henry Colvin to IL D. Hume, io was happiest when he was q m ile south of E uchre lot in Block B B, Port Ooford. 12 acres. “ working for the L o rd .” Ho was Genera! M e rch a n d ise ! GO Acres creek, oil the to a s t. One half II. S. to A. Burnley, certificate a praying man, loo, and “ had hun John II. G auntlett to Elizabeth bottom ; the balance upland easily clear of entry. dreds of experiences where the ed; 15 acres well seeded in velvet grass Manciet. lot in Ellensburg. and 3 acres in garden; dw elling house Walter Sutton to It. D. llum e. Lord, in direct answer to prayer,” State of Oregon to J. lluutley, right of way for mining ditch; .sol) befriended him. pleasantly located near the beach; It head o f ca ttle ; 12 head of hog*; several C L O T H IN G , tide land in Ellensburg. J. 15. Tiehenor to A. 11. Moore, If G uiteau was relating his re- sta n s of bees; firm in g im p lem ents, igious experiences and religious State of Oregon to E. P. Thom p b»t iii P o rt ( Irfo rd , $200. etc. Also 1500 feet good beach m ining Same to S. D, Merriman, iot in status in a prayer meeting, or at a ground fronting land claim, w ith d itc h e s, son, tide land. llumiug to g ether with im plc- Port O rford, $300. Moody and Sankey assembly, in m en ts. A good chance for J. Huntley to B. 1). llnne, tide praetival W alter Sutton to 1L D. Hume, stead of a court room, where he is m iner. I.'.lid hi Ellensburg. property near Ellensburg. on’trial for m urder, would there i ) J . II. G auntlett to Wm. G aunt not be a chance for his passing for John H. G auntlett to Fanny (1, let, lot in E llensburg. a very saintly character? If be is Caughell, lot in Ellensburg. OLD GORKER OCTOBER. extravagant m speech, is lie much State of Oregon to B. Walker, I l O l i r s AND S H O E S , <>. A C. IL B. Co. to Henry more so than many men who talk tide land. Vallard, T rust deed. ibout their nearness to God on S A L O O N Jos. Enos to A. F . Miller, ICO such occasions? If his language \\ m. Tiehenor to Eranees Cold- betrays morbid feelings, is not well, lot in Block 15 15 Port Or acres, $700. PORT ORFORD, OR. A. F. M ille r to Joseph Enos, that often heard there indicative Groceries, lord. • acre lot. ot the same diseased emotional A SA CARM AN. MAY. Sheriff to A. D. W olcott, 83 oudition? If he deceives himself P r o p r ie t o r \\ in. l. ingloiH to E. M. Lung- acres of land on flo ra s Creek. as to the reality of his religion, U. S to Henry Colvin. HARDWARE & DRUGS, .»ml thinks he is religious because lois am i o th e rs , fo rty acres, $500. THE VEKY BEST BRANDS OF J. Huntley to W’alter Suton, lot ♦’•‘els religious, is not similar ( atherine Bagueli to John Hunt- in Ellensburg; '210 sel - eeeption often witnessed at ley. sehoid lot. J . 15. Tiehenor to J . II. Upton the prayer meetings of which he HOW E, W IN E S . U Q U O R S , was so fond? Wdl H untley to J . Huntley, A Son lot in Port O rford; $2oO . A X P . XOVKMUKR. There is only one sure test of GENERAL mini,i , ground, $100. E .S . to Chas. Crew. Homestead. the reality of man’s religion, one I art.tton of real estate b e t w e e n State of Cregon to Chas. Crew, ertain way of finding out whether heirs oi Isaac Smith deceased, and School Land. is spurious or genuine, and that Chas. Crew to W illiam Crew, is the conduct of a man in daily others. UoiistbbUv on hand and for Sale. 1(50 acres; 81.5(50. life, by observing that, you can I J. H untley to Jo h n Huntley, M. B. Gibson to Dr. Von der tell whether lie is doing merely lip ELLENSBURG, OU. mining ground. Green, lot in Ellensburg; >150. E ie c tric ity . service or is guided by religions I tl'P T V I f.K p o s i t i v e John Huntley to G. \V. C odey, principle. His talk in the prayer I S. to Delos Woodruff, 1(50 ly cured by D r. Pierce’t laud above Ellensburg $5,000. meeting does not indicate his true act . s; 1200, M agnetic E lastic T russ Sheriff to M try (). Chase, inter When he says ho is -Most rem arkable cures Sarah I‘..leu McGraw to Wm. est in Port Orford Cedar Com ehnraeter. near to God, lie may be tightly in HORSE SHOEING, ETC, on record. O rders fiom i • iehenor, her one-third interest in pany property; $3,000. all parts of th e world J the embrace of the devil. Gui- V ’ ’ L .-'•“ Dr. Pierce’s E le c Silas Moore to L. Johns, 30 t au represents, in an exaggerated Hain blocks m p o it Orford. trie B elt.” is the latest and best. W, way, it is true, a large class of re EDGED TO O LS Bah i ;li Se »tt to A. H. Moore, ae res. ranted genuine. Superior to all o th e r J. 15. Tiehenor to A. M. Gilles ligious frauds, cranks, and hypo- Price low. Addre-s PIERCE .A SO" .andu in Chetco Precinct; $200. pie, lot in Port O rford, $350. 7i4 S acram ento S treet, Sail F ra u d s ’ I el ites. k A . D. W o lco tt, B Y G OO D 8 , L. C ¡g a r BLA CK SM ITH . Hade to Order, and on n ani}. Cal.