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Oregon City Enterprise. Fill DAY, HKITKMHKIl wTwikT" An Oiik Hunaway. I.tut HnmUy af ternoon Mr. ami Mr. A. W, C'liiny wore out driving wllli Ijtn.llunl Llvor tnorVi hois ami liimtfy, About A u'cliH'k a limy wore driving tlnwn Htivoiitli struct ruturtiiittc lioino some toy riilltiK luirwi which limy wt'ro pmwtlllitf lotho ttto( tliulr stmmUanie ntt until down tlio hill Milml thn lniKiiy. 1'farliiK tlicy would trillion IiIh home Mr. Cliwiu-y turned to go into the aide lriM't at Wlnliurd's shirs to w nt i t thn ntt'cr to plum, Junt thttn the running home tlmt km further ahead CHiue ii with thu vnhli'lw mill Itiaiwd ovur It lwtwtMn tho liormi tlmt tu drawing it mid Hi btiiigy tot). Hii (mit struck thu further fore whttol, wreck lull It throwing Mr. I'huoittty out starting thi hiiKify bnrim which ran vvural yard till it got free of the LiiKKy lid limn It wwnt to tho stable. Mr. Cheoney rtmialnftl In the bqggy to the last and iu uiiltijiirttd. Mr. Cheeiicy mi nut hurt to xk ol. The home that iimde the odd Imp came down on bin knwt and threw hla rider and both man and boast were bruimxl a little. The buggy wasalmost a roinplete wreck. And the whole trouble wai the remitto! riding at an utilawlul tpved. To tu Cm iHAi The right ol wav (or the Kast Hida motor line Is rlnarvd to the Clackamas river and the grading la done nearly through Judge Molilrutu'i place. Car have bven run ning tvgulaily to Osk (irove, nearly two milt above Milwaukee, (or mure than a wiH-k . The contractor! are well along with the bridge over the Clackamas, The road w ill cross the river alxiut ball way U'twwn the I'riwut wagon road bridge and the mouth o( the stream Two ol the rara newly lettered (or the Oregon City run are in i'ortlaiid now waiting lor the completion o( the roml. The rare run Irom Oak (irove every twenty miniltea and the fttlftilatloii in to have them leave Oregon City at interval of thirty minim al tiie lougiil. I! ia eipei-tod 1 1 ml the run Iroiu thia rity to Portland will be made In an hour and a purler. If the weather con tinue line the line will tw in tiiieralkm to this city very early in NovemU'r. An Oin llorai Kktiuixii. The firm of Mayer A Ackotiinsii announces thia week a closing out (ale prcpurntory to retiring from the mercantile buainexa. Tlii ia one of the oldest buxineii Iioiim-s In Oregon City, H. Ackerumn atarted the business thirty-three year ago in the store now occupied by Fluid A Son, From there he moved to the present lturmelater A Andmaen stora then to the prone nt Lovejov atore and alter tnat to the present location at the vornei of Main and Hiith atreeta. In 1H7H Alexander Mayer entered the firm and about three years ago laaac Ackerman sticceudml hi father in the business, though be baa Utn the manager of the concern for thirteen year. 11a baa other business arrangement In prospect though be haa not vet definitely deter mined what be will engage in when the mercantile business ahall lie cloaed out. WILKIMHUN OS THE C'OVT LAW, II la Onpoaeil to Hiring any (Jot). Ulven Might Abridged. Oiuiioh City, Kept. 20. To Tn Kiiitok :) In your hut Issue you charged ma with being uncomiiromlaliigly op posed to the paamige of the ordinance restraining the vow. 1 am opposed to It In behalf of the people IIvIiik In the soeoml ward. I did not think that Cniiuciliiiuu O'Connell had any rlglit to illctute to the honest voter and taxpayer of second ward what our right and privilege should lie. He wuii a newcomer In our midst and only paid luxe enough to mako himself ellgildu to ollice iu our city council, lie ha no right to deprive the honest Ux payer of the right (iod haa given u. I loiight the ordinance until it lay dead at the feet of the council, I will furthermore ataUi that over eight tenth of the taxpayer of second ward art) opKMcd to the on 1 1 mince, a i aenn by more than one hundred name on the (minion to have the ordinance regaled. Councilman While haa publicly atateil that be waa elected on the "cow iue." I have Interviewed over aeventy of the tax m. vers of aecond ward and not one of them have known anything aliout such an laaue, I would like to have Councilman White atate through your valuable pwr wlierti he wa inlormeil that be waa running on any auch laaue. I will alo atale that Councilman I'orter giiwnlv Inaulted me tiefore five or Ix men In the factory at the time I wa omioaing the ordinance laat winter. lie charged me with trying to make niyeelf popular Willi tlie people ol aecond ward In order that I miaht lie ra-elecUiil. 1 did not reaent the inmilt on account of Councilman I'orter being a very large man, Anoiner reaaon lor mv not reaent lug it waa that Councilman "I'orter knew about tha "O'Connell onllnance" teing very uiiiuiular In the aecond ward or elee he would not have charged me with lining It for my re-election. Now, Mr. F.ditor, 1 believe that Councilman White and I'orter will be men enough when lliey are aware of the fact that over eight-tenth ol the taxpayer in aeconrl ward have remonstrated againit (lie ordinance, to riiMMip and have it re?ahd. If not, on the Ami Monday of next May It will I dead at the feet of the votera and taxpayer of theaocoml ward. Jamie Vii.kinon. OIWcb A RrKlrirk pint land riuiirlug MIIKCo 7 at V 71 M M Balielia Helllui 101 pnjr nil " " ... lle " " . lei iu "... . " ... M " " ... law " " . IB US " " ... IB W " . " ... SI Villllm ami Nirdion M 10 Johu Hrlimm . irj 10 Tua Nkw tliiii Kici. lows Hall. The Oregon City Odd Fellow now have probably the hamUomoat lodge room in the atate. They have recently expended about tK'OOIn lilting it up and fmninhiiig it. Flegaiit furniluro and rarpela have been put in, the walla elaborately (res cued, electric light added and every thing put in the bent ol order. Some ol the (iirnituie wa obtained in the Kaat and aoine procurred at home. The general elleet la excellent ami the breth ern may well feel proud of their band aome and roomy ipmrtera. ExroamoN Kxci'HaioN. Sunday Hcbool vxcuraioii to the l'ortland Kxo altion leaven the Ijitona dock Saturday Oct lnt 18112 any boat. Faro round trip 25 conta. AdiHiiun to Kxpoaitiou 10 cent. All Sunday achool children and teachers welcome. Noril K UK AHXKHKMKNTH Kok BKWXKS Kullrr l herl,jr Hfn. Dial the 1'illowln ptiiittii l,,r rwtri In Orrgoit I'liy. Ori'tu, r uuw iliie ami .t.l iu iheeiiy onllcpMr I'iiIi-m mII aH'iiiHtil m nM wllktu lwiily ely. Ir.mi lh flr.l imlilli ad Dili iiiiIcb, Hr.lml,r i Wl. warrant will U laaiicd to llir rity riill.rl.ii l. (MilliH't aal.l iMnmuu by al ol lliv properly innwl, a luilewa. I Ira im ini"M. hik. ii, B. Iilia I Lit I . . Orn t ll Ml a fern- Im a . . I.H Inl , Ua . Ii.l 7 lot . Hl.K-lt J- lol I uorth hall , Ul I k.iiiIi hall . IickIiiuIii at ih it. K. c.rrn-r UH 1. KUvnv waitrly a- lolil Hip nortlirrly Una el lot i lift ft ; tlirucw mmtlivrly aluni .irtly Hn.,n,K'J. Will.; thelie eaaurly al rilu iiIm u ft ; thi'Dca uortlirrlr at rlfht am Ira 'ti7i h.; thonra aaaterty at rlihl aiilniKlt.ihiire uurtharlir a I oa I Main at 41.,v ft ui place o be(in- nlni J. M. Uraliam liKaliinlnr at R E. tyinifir of aalil lot 1: thane iiortherly aluiif weal Una of Main al n n It.: thvnra westerly at flu In aiilra 75 It thaure aouthrly at r in Hi aiml.-a 'tin li'ft; iht-uee aaiu-rlvui place ol tKKlnnhiff. North hall lots .. Hniith hnll lot H HKinnliig at the nortii vaat rorurr nf lot 4, thelii'e aonllirrly nil lh el Una ol Main I 4naft.;thMiit rlaht aiil.a wi.nt any W ft.; Il.ene ai.iuhrrly at rlnht inlc. fl i!m.-o wnMnrly al r.K'H rnalra mlt; hence horilierly at rmlu alila m lart; Ihriica aaaterly at rtf ht anitlpa un ft Thomai t'hartnan llpiiluiiliiK at the a. K riirner ol lot 4; theneti norther' ly alonjt the went line nl Main is ll.l IheHc weater- If at rlii ut ii(Im in llithene aoiuh- Port I tad Flourln M lilt l.o Logua A Albright. 90 laaae Farr SI 74 J liini'l aitate and Mr. Clara Morey .. M 1 Mm E ntirtuelater. 3 K. Ayfr Thomai I'harmau 27 10 fri 4N M ia rljr at right an la'ja It. thaiiii aatarly at right anglaa N7 leal lu pjauaol beginning Let I Heilnntng at Ilia H.K nirnariilliit 7, thane niirthnrly along tha matarly llllmol lota 7 and to Kourth atriwti thanea al rlaht an. rlaa wiaUrly IU It; ham atrtlftlt ate glnaaoiittiiirlyloe.A fi'iil: tluriii'B aoulh aaHlerlv Ui a point on aoutiiarly hoim ilarynl lot 7 It (roin H. K. comer til lot 7; thence naalerly ml Una ol lot 7 iv it. to place ol hi'glunlng lleillliultig at Ihe a. W.iuirner nl lot 7, ihanca norther' ly along tha eaat line nl Water at Ki N W. corner lot ft; tlimira auriy al rlitlit ami.-. 4U ft tlienca aontherljr at right anglea in feat; thvuoa aoiuh aaat tti a iMitnt on tha aoiitli Imi unitary ol lot 7 4V lest wratprly Inim uia a r. cor uarol lot7;thne waat4?rty along tha aouih Una til lot 7 ,v. ft. u tha place of beginning Block t- LM I Ileglnnlng at tha uorth aaai comer ol lot 1; theme eniitherhr on waat Una ol Main alrrel JO It.; thence w aat arly al right au- lea lua h.; thence northerly at right angleaaifl.tiielica aaalerly at right anglea Ida feat to the place ol begin ning Keglnalng al the annlli-eaat corner ul lot i, thenca northerly on waat Una of Main at reel 41 70 feet; theme weaterly at right eilKlee 10A trot; thence aoiltherly at right anglea 40.7 It; UieneriMiat erly at right anglea iri feet to place ol beginning Heglnnlng at the N K. corner ol lot It. thence weaterly along the north Hue ol lot lie. ft j theuce at-ulherly on weKtllneol lots 44.B lt;thenceeaat' erly al right an glea HI It.; Iheui'B Miitlherly at rlgtil anglea M) It thenra ealerly at right anglea 74 feet to Mam at.; thence tiortherly to nlaca ol hegltiulug .. . T. I. Chartnan, E. T.. I hern.au, M. M. I'harmau 1W 00 H.glnnliig at a imint on the wet line of Main at. ax ft. northerly (tun the H K. etirner ol lot 4; thence weat erly at right an glea In Malu at M It. tha'iceuorlher' ly at ntlil anglea M fl; thence weat erly at right an gle V It,; thenca northerly at right anglea 37 4 lct; thence eaaterly at right angle HI ft-: . , thane aoutberljr at right angle w It. thenca eaaterly at right anglea 74 It: lliroceaoollier- Ir to nlaca ol be- gluulug B. Jaggar, H. C. ele ven Bl S7 Heglnnlng at tha M K corner ol Ul 4 ; thence northerly on weai line ol Malu at. S3 feet. Iheiic at right au glea weaterly Ml It; thence al right an glea uortherlyjM ft; nitniceat right an glea weaterly M It; Iheuce al right an- flea eoutherly A7 I; thene at right anglea eaaterly la placeolbcglutilug KutttOOlC. W. Pop.. W 72 Lot 4 H. Jaggar and H. t", btevcua l.4 19 40 feet off the aomherly aid ol loin M.8. Plllabury M 55 7 feet off the northerly aide ol lot T. I.. Charraan 4H B U7 Heithen Hmlih Ill SO Lot a Logua A Albright .... 104 I Bloc 4 ,S frel cfT the northerly aide ol lot 1 Multnomah Lodge No. I A. F. A A.N ...... ii 4S.7 leet off the aoulherly aldo ol lot 1 Jhn eVhnun 78 24 North hall ol lot 2 K. I). Kelly (6 45 All of the aoiitli hall nl lot 2 south ol alley Oregon Lodge I, 0.- I O. t 8? 4t 1 Lfltljirutlo.... Lot t Lot 4 Lot I . 17 feel off the aniitlierly alii af loft . , M 0 Walden. riao A Harding, Clara sto rey 7 77 If (I WeMeo, (m A Harding, Clara Mo re , ... . 112 90 ') Waldan. lien A Harding, Clara Mo rey 124 It Owuan am a lot 4 lit 19 Vi feet off the northerly il.le ol lot All ol lot 7 aouih ol pre?ut alley North halt ol lot 7 lit HlockV- l I U I HO leet off the northerly aide ol lot! ,. leet off the aoiithcrly aide ol lol lot 4 lot I lot a lot 7 lot Block - lot 1 lot 2 lot I lot 4 tot a bit lot T lot Block 7- lot I lot 2 lot I lot 4 ha a lot lot 7 lot S Block n- lot I M J lol hit 4 lot t ... . lot lot 7 lot . Block 9- lot lot 4 lot 6 lot e Block Id iot lot 4 lot 4 lol Block Tl .North ball ol lot 1 Muih ballot loll U i Vi feet off norther ly al'le ol ( 14 leet off ft"tither ly il.leol ni a . Ul 4 Uit 4 14 feet off souther ly aide of hit tt W It. off northerly l.leof lot s lot 7 Hmnh half ol lot W oat B5 It off the north hall of lot a Kaat 40 feet off north half ol lot D Hlock 29- Lot 1 .... 2 4 7 Hlock 24- lot 1 Beginning at 8. E. ooruer ol lot 2; thene along alley northerly 70 leet; thence at light an glea eaaterly tl Iu, tlieuc southerly 70H. at right an glea; thence west er! t n ft. to place of beginning uegiuuiug ai ma south-weal eorner ol lot J:theneeeaat on the northerly line ol alley 35 It: thence al right an glea northerly 52 ft.; theuce at right anglea easterly 70 it.: tneuoe at right anglea nonhvrly.t!! il; tnenoeat rl c lit anglea westerl) 106 IU: thence aoiuh. erlyio place of he gltinliig ... Begluulng at 8. E. comer of lot 4: thence weaterly along the norther ly line ol Seventh st. 3 It ; thence al Hunt aiiBlea north erly Oh It. Iheuce at rtghl anglea west erly 7 feel; thence al right anglea northerly 25 leet; thence at right an gles eaaterly 70 ft. : thence southerly 91 feet to place of begiunlug Geo A Harding, M 0 Walden, Clara Mo rey ... 25 00 Mrs Unrapop 79 05 Mrs I .a ura Pope 51 vs l;lal : W Pope .... W45 John Hcli rem 124 19 hViphlaCharrnan 124 19 ateveus, Jaggar, Har ding and Morey .... 112 90 Jargar. Harding and Morey 500 BigMORTGAGESALE OF OTS Ai SHOES. Bank ol Oregon Cltr 2 10 ' ' 49 W John Welch w 54 MraVO Harding .. 112 90 ateveua, Jaggar, Har- ill nc and Moray.... 112 90 Mr A Ltiaee 124 19 fnale Hol.t Cauflfld 111 54 M AHtrallon 112 90 Mlsa Kate Barclay ... 112 90 " " .... li M " " " .... 9598 " " " .... 5f, 45 M A Htrattnn M 4 tilal Kobt. Cauleld 9 95 8t. Paul' Pariah . M M I barman Clackamas county. 121 19 112 90 112 90 H 19 107 26 ... 55 45 8t Paul s Parish 5S 45 " " 101 61 ArchblshopW B Oroas 124 19 ,i it m 112 w m , M Trustees Baptist ch'b 124 19 ArchbiahopW 11 Oroas 101 61 M 45 " " fte) 46 " " 101 U Goorge Bronghton A7 74 Archbishop Vt il uroaa 101 61 101 61 George Broughton ... 45 16 George A Harding ... 45 le . . 101 51 " " .... 101 51 .... 67 74 Luke Tomer 59 MS ArchblshopWH Gross Mho Vi H Uroaa, trustee . 56 45 Mrs II L Ulln 44 60 E E Channan II HS ' " Id 61 " " 124 1 E E Charmao. 25 71 Mra II I. Mlln 9 19 Arehblauop W II Gross 112 90 62 10 Albert Schilling S3 50 Luke Coiner 23 60 Ektate J Log us Mrs F E Caldwell 101 61 56 46 56 55 Estate 1 Mader 56 44 118 50 Mrs PE Caldwell 112 o " " 112 94 Estate J Logus 124 19 Mrs Margaret Wygant 5( 45 Cha-les Bold.: 18 82 B Jaggar 37(3 The OREGON CITY SHOE STORE Having beencompelled to give a mortgage on its stock, I will sell every BOOT AND SHOE IN THE STORE REGARDLESS OF COST, Until Every Creditor is Fully Paid. REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A FO'RC'E'D S-K-L-E, And you can have anything in the store for almost a eong. A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME. OREGON CITY SHOE STORE.Next Door to Bank J. P. SHAW, Mortgagee. J. JONES & SON, DEALER IN at Doors, Windows, Mouldings, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and Repairing of all kinds. Jobbing Orders Promptly Executed. PRICES TIIE LOWEST. JJaShop comer Fourth and Water streets, back of Pope A Co's, Oregon City OREGON CITY FENCE WORKS, Manufacturer of and dealers in all styles of Mrs Elisabeth Fuchi 75 70 (Continued on next page.) It is education that makes all the diflVri'iicu 1 Is wn the men who dig in the ditch and the man who bosses the job. It is the superior qualities of Ayer's Sarsaparilla that give it its acknowledged pre-eminence over all other blood purifier. COMBIflATIO. WlrE AMD pi(3r(ET FENCE, Both rough and dressed for lawn and division fence, also Hartman Steel Picket Fence, And Wire Panel Farm Fence, also Expanded Metal Fence. Call and see Samples and get Prices. Shop over Bestow'i Sash & Door factory, Oregon City, Or. 1892-FALL AND WINTER SEASON-1892 We are showing in large variety choice new styles and late novelties. Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. It gives us pleasure to call at tention to our new stock. In the matter of prices wo shall continue to deserve our reputation as close buyers and sellers. Call and get quotations on any line of goods you may Incline to purchase Wo carry full and completo as sortments, sell only straight goods and guarantee our prices to be the lowest for tho sanio class of goods. A careful examination of the prices quoted will insure us your trial order if you have never dealt with us before, and onco our customer you will always be our customer. We extend our thitnks to our patrons for past favors and shall not fail to use every effort to merit a continuanco of their good will in tho future. Yours Truly, I. SELLING. Unbleached Muslins. Best Cabot W, 30 in. wide, 1(1 yds. for $1 00 Atlantio L L, 36 in. wide, 18 yds. for 1 00 Aurora C, 30 in. wide, 20 yds. for 1 00 Bleached Muslim. Lonsdale, 3(1 in. wide, 12 yds. 1 00 First Call, 30 in. wide, 14 yds. 1 00 Fruit, 30 in. wide, 11 yds 1 00 Butter Cloth, 45 in. wide 14 yds 1 00 Calicoes. Our Best Prints, 20 yds 1 00 Shirting, best quality 20 yds. 1 00 Indigo Blue, figured, fast col ors, 10 yds 1 00 Ginghams, (loot! Quality Press Ginghams 12 yds 1 00 Nice Small check Apron Ging hams, 12 yds 1 00 Shirtings. Excelsior Cheeks, 10 yds 1 00 Canton Flannel shirting, 8 yds 1 00 English Cheviot, 8 yds 100 Cotton Flannels. Medium Quality, 14 yds 1 00 Heavier Quality, 12 yds 1 00 Extra Quality, 8 yds 1 00 Flannels, Cassimeres, Etc. Heavy Striped Cheviot 35 54-in. Water Troof 50 Light Weight Cassimere 50 Good Quality Cassimere 75 Extra Quality Cassimere.... 1 00 Red Flannel Twilled 25 Gray Flannel 20 Brown Flannel 20 Cotton Batting, Best Quality, per pound 15 Carpet Warp. All Shades, 5 pound bunches 1 25 Notions, Pins, 2 papers 05 Needles, 2 papers 05 Knitting Cotton, 4 balls 25 Garter Elastic, per yd 05 Skirt Braid, roll 05 Hosiery, Ladies' Black Cotton Hoso. . . 10 Ladies' All Wool Black, ribbed 25 Misses' Brown Mixed Hose. 3 pairs 25 Infants' All Wool Black, rib bed, 2 pairs. 25 Ladies' Black Cashmere 25 Misses' Black Ribbed Cotton, 2 pairs 25 Missos' All Wool Cashmere Hose 25 Dress Coods. Double Folded Cashmere, 8 yards 1 00 Henrietta, 30 in. wide 25 Plaid Serge, 30 in. wide 15 All Wool Ladies' Cloth 52 in. wide, black and colors ... 50 House Furnishing Coods. White or Colored Marbled Oil Cloth, per yd 20 Turkey Bed Damask, 50-in. per yd 25 Sorim, for curtains, 15 yd. . . , 1 00 White Crochet Quilts 1ro Unbleached Linen Crash, 12 yards 1 00 Turkish Towels, large size. . . 12$ Furniture Crotones, 10 yds.. . 1 00 Men's Furnishing; Coods. Men's Blue Flannel Shirts. . . 1 00 Men's Knit Shirts, lace front. 1 00 Men's Suspenders, heavy 25 Men's All Wool Seamless Socks 25 Men's Outing Flannel Shirts. 35 Men's Turkey Red Handker chiefs, large size, 3 for. . . 25 Men's Knit Undershirts and Drawers, per suit Men's Heavy Seamless Socks 6 pairs Men's Celluloid Collars Overalls. Men's Extra Heavy Blue Denim patent buttons, patent reinforced stays . . Hats. Children's Wool Hats Men's Good WroolHats Men's Good Quality Stiff Hat 1 Boots and Shoes. Men's Calf Boots. . .7 2 Men's Buckle Oil Grain 1 Men's B. Calf, lace or congress 1 Ladies' Bright Dongola patent tipped 1 Ladies' Whole Stock Unlined Button 1 Ladies Oil Grain Button, riv eted 1 Ladies' Whole Stock Unlined Laced shoes 1 Misses' Whole Stock Unlined Laced Shoes. 1 Child's Whole Stock Unlined Lace Shoes 1 00 Clothing. Men's Satinet Suits, best work manship 6 00 An Extra Good Quality Cassi mere Suits 10 00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits, finely made and trimmed . 10 00' Ladies' Cloakes & Jackets. . We have a nice line which we ofl'er at exceedingly low prices Blankets, Gray Blanket, coarse quality. 1 50 Gray Blanket, Wool,5ft 3 00 Gray Blanket, wool 7 ft, If -4 . 5 00 We have a full line of Oregon City blankets and will sell them at exactlv factor v tirieea. whirh urill be about 15 to 20 per cent, lower man any other House will or can offer. Wo respectfully invite you to inspect our stock and prices. The store of I. Selline will bn closed from Friday evening until but tway evening of this week on account of Jewish holiday. I. SELLING.