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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT. ! Wapato On the West-side U. II HILLSBORO : THURSDAY PACIFIC UNIVERSITY AND TUALATIN ACADEMY. The trustees of the Pacific Univer sity and Tualatin Academy met at Portland last week. Prof. Condon was appointed Prof, of Natural His tory and Prof . , Collier transferred to the chair of Mathematics President Marsh has decided to go East with a view to obtain, if pos sible, additional funds. Prof. Con don's appointment seems to necessi tate additional endowments, and the need of new buildings is apparent. We hope the President will succeed in his public-spirited enterprise and thus give the Institution a new start on the road to prosperity. He has a host of friends in the East who have already subscribed liberally to the Institution on his personal influence and we doubt not but that they will put their hands down into their pock ets again when they learn that it is necessary. He has already procured n fund of 70,000 for thisinstitution, which is probably double the endow ment of any other college in ihe State, and has the promise of $50,000 j G4srox, Jane 2Stif, 1875. Ed. IsDrriSDE2rr:-?-TiiQ people of "Wapato through who je tfarnis and district rthe C West-side noa - passes and who havo allowed it to run through their lands without as much as askinor damage have some right to Bcaverton Items. , : JO! 6Cl, 1875. Work Bus been dono ' upon the Grange Hal V Jatkjy in ttbe way of ceiling pud painting. - It pow pre sents no improved appearance inside and out. A irentleman recently arrived express their opinion on tLe Holla- from Kansas and has purchased of day-IIalsey - Cornelius management j A. H. Johnson a farm one mile south of4he road. - . j cf -Beaverton. - H states that last The people of V apato would re-i year the crasshoppers destroyed spectfully ask if thi3 R. It. Compa ny preached the same text, viz: "Tl e road is necessary to open up the resources of the country and furnish its inhabitants with cheap and speedy transportation," when begging Congress for a laud gran', that they did when begging the peo ple of Oregon for aid and tho right of way? Or did they tell Congress that they wanted to establish a wood-yard in Portland and in con nection with the railroad could and would monopolize the whole business that they would carry no wood but their own? The people c f Wap ato think that if they iold Congress they meant to do just a3 they have doae that they have acted in good 10,000 worth of a nursery and fruit tree3 for him, and this spring just before he started for Oregon they made another raid upon bis crops. The thing becoming rather monoto nous he concluded to move to a a State where such calamities as droutli3 and Grasshoppers are "felt a. and feared no more." The celebration at this place on tho 3rd instant was attended by about 400 persons and was' a grand success. At an early hour in the day the people began to arrive from various points in the county, quite a number coining from Multnomah rm nfv Af linlf rn of Ifl rVlnlr A. o clock A M "1 V . 1 . . : " Court for the .Mr. J, A. riippin, president oi jly8 S. H. HUMPHREYS the day, called the gay and happv &to&5Mll Pcr DaJ at homcTerms Jt0jSkV free. Address 0;8txx. uox co.. Portland. Maine. ".- Hillsboro taCKrOTX. 0. 0. TV meet at its HaU la 1 Usbri oery Catur day evening at t o'di tk. pienit-ja of tue order in goodtcSing (jt fstditlj inr- uea 10 aw cnu, uy roe i Yf . Ci T. xa4w. Tualatin Hotel. MAIN STREET - - - HILLSBORO, D. IV TURPIN, PROPRIETOR WOOL CARDirJC FOR 1875. np he undcriulfned haTing loca ted his Carding Machine at Glencoe seven miles north of Hillsboro in Washington county will be prepared by the middle of May to do Carding for the present season at reasonable rates. Work warranted. Give us a call. J. DIX. apr8m2 executor's Notice. OElGniFFO C.1LG. ft ..... 4 mi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has filed his final ac count as Executor of the Last Will and Tev tainent, of S. I Taylor deceased, in the County Court of tha State of Oregon for Washington County, and thAt Thursday af ter the first Monday in August, 1875, at 10 o'clock a m., has been appointel by said i i hearing of objections thertto. j 3 30 9 99 11 C9 8 20 37 9b 3 30 8 26 faith with the Administration, and i th ; t Q j h eaker.s r . l . it .il .1 i.. i - for that at least thev are entitled to i stand that had been decorated with from the Morse estate on certain some credit. But if they talked to , , . . . , , ... contingencies. Now if he can mine j Cottgress ay they did to Oregon, all reen wrefttL; and bouquets of How funds sufficient to endow another ; the favors .hey got from cadi orei-; The following order of exer- professorship und for new buildings the University will havo made a long stride forward. He has already ae ther were obtained under false pretenses that is they have lied. cises were were observed: singing by NOTICE. THE undersigned will redeem all County Order indorsed previous to the 10th day of May 1S73. W. SlMMOXS, aplw4 County Treasurer. Oitatic complished a great work for Oregon i representatives of the 11. IX ! the choir: nraver. bv Mr. AV. Lewis:' . . ... . A,1 -o br.1,1 in n.irict that the' 1 ' " . inmeuoumyyouriorineniaieoi uregon ' ' --.v. ... ..... , I ' C . . I . . y-x . U4 f. fl I Ilia llfkV K. Co., are the Institution tablished grows the respect than any poor scrub who ob- yery much appreciatad br th and more appreci- tains a horse or a suit of clothes un- dience. non yjrowne r n.lfrs;f.in(l its der false pretenses. W apato. i t h i r..L a. a work that as which he r.as cs miblic will more ntf as thev come to understand its aims and scope. Whatever the In stitution is or has been it owvsto the genius of President Mandi its large endowment fund, the largest and best entitled to no more countenance and I laration of Independence; another song, "ine Uregon rioneers, was e hudi of Cast i Portland, Orator of the day, deliv- Si. Joc thc M. I. l-:mi3c(o)rium for Washington Couuty. In the matter of the Estate of Janus Smith deceased. To Thebe A. Smith and other persons inter ested in said estate. TTX THE NAME OF THE .STATE OF OE- JL egon you are hereby citf-d to appear lefor aforesaid Court at tha Court IIoue in Hillsboro in thenaid Washington county on Thursday the 3th day of August, 1875 t.'t ! gmitb. Iff ry 10 o'clock p. M. of said day, then and there tosliowcnurfe if auy you hare, why the pet-'- tion of the Administrator of sari estate to ered an appropriate address, many passages containing fhoughts truly St. Joe, the teuuinus of the "vYest- j eloquent and sublime. Aftercxereis side road, which library, and tiie best coips oi .i-. fcr ft rival tfj jXcMiunvilc, now con ers in the State. It is true that s ; aIng b.lt ona rs5ideat citiz2n a Mr patronage is not com mens urate with Qkls wjo act:. iu the fiv(.f0id capac its capacity, but that is owing partly j of ho . blacksmith, Ju- there was a bountiful supply. After toitslocation.partly totne liiunui-i tico o. tjje poae0; Postmaster and i dinner the ieople amused tnem- ... 1...4 r. ?i-r 'I'll- ; I i m i ii oi its Bcnoiarsuip, uiu iuii. i.A.w.i. i arent for u ells, I argo cc Co.'s ex- : selves m games oi croquet, uase uau, Washintrton County with ly to the sparcity of population antl j)rc.s3 COIUr,aT1v and now bo is about . j swings, or social and intellectual ' the ieal of s.idCourt affixeUhis 7th day of the general lack of culture common to j josarv0 0 death. IIo had to sell coincrsution Three o'clock, p. m., i ' "jiysi?; ' '' ' County Clerk. the frontier settlements. U e uavo HtocIc of iron to n. lrovo b!acU- said that the University ouesitsgen- roc.on?!y to ,,st t!l0i w!ierewith iusto President Marsh: it owes its . tQ ni,pease ti10 gU.lwh,3 of his appe lifeaswell. There is no man here I t;(i Ilolladav started ' es came to a close at the stand, llie I h?11 th- following: real property, now on file people adjourned to a long and w -i I in imhI Court should not be granted. Said .,.,. . ' property is described as follows, to-witt the tilled table to feast unon some of the ! w f v v. .nr.vti nf nn in t a S nf ffood thiu-s of the laud o whicli ; otll 2 W of the Willamette Meridian, con- Smith. E.N . . . i luinint; tvi arres. Witness the Hon. A. C. Arehlold , . Judge of the County Court '! ke.il. . of the 'tate of Oregon for comersmiou x nice o ciock, i. m., i jiySw'J tliose that tlejight in "tnpj)ing tue j light fantastic toe" assembled at! the ("i ran go Hall where dancing was "H"N pursuance of an order of tho County not'm I I treby tfitn that by rirtce cl a wtmnt iued by tho Const t, Clerk of Wash infton Cbuury and DU of Ortoa, on j! tenth day cl May, 1875, and to me dl r acted, lancndirt m to collect th delinquc taxes for t! year 1C74, charged afraint tb pertms tame below; and for want of pttunal property I han lried upon and will c3 at piblifl auctisa, at the Court Eoase door, in the town of IliUzhoro, in Mid County, on Thursday, the lt day of July, 1975, the following described tract or parcels of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satufy the taxes thereon together with the costs and charges. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m , an 1 to continue from day to day until all is sold.. Karnes. ' Description of Land. Tat. Albert. Henry See. 33, T. 2 S., It. 2 W., 120 acres f 1 82; Arnold, A. K. P't Lockermau's donation, T. 1 B.,R. 4 W, acres 285. 49 50 Betts, O. W. . . . . ; .Beererton, lots 7, 8. block 99 lot IS, 4 blk 6 99 lots 1. 2. 5, 0. 7, 8 blk 82 1 65 Wock 3:i , block 35 8214 Ht c 3, T 2 S. It 3 W. acres 80 3 30 Bird, Arthur Own donation, 1G0 acres 8 42 Best, Eliza Tart Wilcox donation, see 36, T 1 N, It 3 W, acres 93 19 80 Culbertson, Daniel A Burger's donation, tecs 18. 16, T 1 8, It 2 W, acres 320 8 25 Clarke. Tabitha Forest Orove, lot I, block 43 1 23; ' a 4, block 20. , 1 23, " ........... Clarke s donation, acres 7 , 2 88 Caldwell, Win P't Jft Barker donation, T 1 8, It 1 W, acres 7 7 42 4 Coleman. D. C part O. 8. Hall donation, T 1 8, B 1 W, acres 320 10 &0 Cartwright. Ed part J. Uault donation, T I 8, R 1 W, acres 60 4 95 Cburrck, P. 8 8. W. , sec 1j, T 1 8, R 4 W, acres 160 Carter, CM part Stewart donation, sec 9, T 1 8, R 2 Vf, acres 10. . " part J. Harrison donation, T 2 K, R 3 W, seres 48, part Wilcox donation, sec 3G T 1 N, R 3 W, acres 140. . part H. B. Tucker donation. T. 1 8, R 1 W, acres 80, . part K. Crandail donation, T 1 S, li 1 W, acres 44, . , , Dolph. J.N part W. II. Rennet donation, T 1 N, R 2 W, acres 444. . Durham, G. II Forest Grove, lot 2, block 20 Davis. Isaac EJ II Jackson donation. T 2 N. R 2 W. acres 100 Dolan, W. P WJ llarnum donation, T 2 8. R 2 W, acres 160 13 20 Fields, P. 8., estate Walker Addition to Forest Grove 3 30 3;; lot in block 6, Forest Grove 6 77 .... Lot 4 in block 6, Forest Grove 4 95 Fleischner, L .part part Jas Baker donation, T 1 8, R 1 w, acres 9. . 4 95 Fain, W. D NJ W. Allen's donation, T 1 8, R 2 w, 160 acres 9 90 Gutin. J. O part M. Shuck donation, T3 8, R 2 w, 80 acres 4 12J Griffith. J., lu-irs of 8. E. 4, sec 29. T 1 N, R 1 w, ICO acres 9 90 Hutjhbrtuks, George T 1 S, R 1 w, 5S acres , 4 85 Hill, W. II Walker's addition to Forest Grove 3 30 Kennard, Angeline part Gallick claim, T 2 8, R 2 w, acres 160 4 95 Kceh r, J. M Forest Grove, lots 3, 4, block 22 3 30 Ki cr, Samuel T 2 8, It 1 w, 80 acres McKean, John Sec 26, T 1 N, It C w, 105 acres Mason, Mary rart W. Hall donation, T 1 8, R 1 w, 60 acres McLaren part Doremus donation sec 31, T 1 8, R 1 w, acres 106, Marshall Known as the Haskell place, T 1 8, R 1 w, 108 acres. . . . Martin, J. L part C. J. Bullock donation, T 1 8, R 3 w, 60 acres. . , . Noland, 11., heirs of. . .part H. Noland donation, see 22, T 1 S, R 2 w, 18 acres, Pearson, J. F partT. Pearson donation, T 1 8, R 1 w, 160 acres Fainter, Milton part J. Spark's donation, T I 8, R I w, 300 acres 19 80 Pittock, H L part P. Hams donation, T 1 8, R 2 w. 200 acres 29 70 Reed, James T 1 3, R 1 w, 350 acres 14 85 Rider. G. C Sec 3. T 2 S, R 1 w, 200 acres 8 25 RichardHon, Chas part J. Davis donation, T 1 8, R 1 w, 110 acres 9 90 Skeltou, Emily N. E. A, sec 16, T 1 8, R 4 w, 160 acres. . .'. 3 30 SuodgvuKH, Mary E Minter donation, T 1 8. R 2 w. 320 acres 16 50 Scott, Harvey. part P. Harris donation, T 1 8, R 2 w, 200 acres . . .part G. 11. Smith donation. T 1 8, R2 w, 150 acres . . .Sects 9, 16, T 2 8, R 1 w, 120 acres . . .part Harty donation, T 2 s, R 1 w, 80 acres . . ..part Sebastian's donation, sec 27, T 2 s, R 1 w, 160 acres . . part S. Albee donation, T 3 N, R 2 w, 80 acres . . .Owen's homestead, T 1 N, R 4 w, 143 acres . . ,s. E. iand E. ' of s. w. of sec 32 T 2 s, R 2 w, 240 acres . . .sec 3(5, T 2 t, R 2 w, 210 acres . . . .Forest Grove, I lot in Walker's addition. . . Thompson. Mrs. M. A. part W. Clement's donation, T 1 s, R 1 w. 135 acres. Unknown owner p-'rt Z. S. Bryant's donation, sets 5, 10, 14, T 2 s, R 1 w cu-s 17 part O. 8. Hall's donation. T 1 s, R 1 w, K'.O acres " sec 3 j, I I s, U 3 w, UK) acres Vaughn, T. M Beaverton. lots 3, 4, 5, 6, blk 25. . . Hillsboro, Ogn, May 3Jt. lo. 4 95 4 12 9 90 9 90 9 90 4 95 06 4 95 Seelye, Temple... Smith, Isaac Sebastian, Daniel. Smith, James Shaw, J. C Shilling, J. G t 29 70 16 50 6 60 4 95 6 60 4 95 9 90 8 25 17 83 1 15j; 6 60 1 65 6 60 13 20 2 47 ; Administrator's Sale. CIIAS. T. TOZIER Sheriff of Washington County, Ogn. who could command the influence and capital of men in the Kast for this Institution that he doe . MeMiunvillc -nve ?iO,i:OD to il.r ; K. K. Company lo locate :i station at that placo and f ilse to the if ;roru- : - ... ,1 . 11 , T ill.. 1 It n due to mm mat uie xumihi isfR iavin g t tho. nrn?y il-.ill.-i- ; tionis under the control of no sect or a.iy & c ft.ui.; ;iS wt.i J)S sca!i:;. j party, hut is founded 011 the same j 0oatod the station throe miles j broad and : distinctive plan of the j uv iy fro:u tlo tfjwn in m-i.n. io ra-ni . m -m ' IT h best institutions oi learning 111 iue iu i.uIie,jS a:,a tear it ib.v n. JS.:t Court of tho insrton count v ki 't;ite of Oregon for Wash- j ittiu" in Probate matters j .outlined until midnight. Tlie day ;;isscd oil' lIeasantlv vith no dis- : made on the l-)th iliyof Jiui", A. 1). 175, urbing element to mar the harmo: f the occasion. 9Drii. .1. ., 1 t 1. ..::.-.., t .... f .... , . . 1)1 t lilt? IllUt 1M"III II A lilliuiniiiliui )l lilt rnmit y element to mar the harmony , of iilvill T7L,.X. ,iProasf l. will sell at ; public-auction, to the bivhest bilW, t the ' Court lions.; door, in the tovci of IlillsWn-c, County of Wavhington, Mat of Oregon on ! .Vat urd.tr the .'$lt of July. 1S75 at 1 o.clock Tu IILllsorr, July (th, 17 , to tli2 wife ; r. m., the following described parcel of real estate situate in said County ana Mate to THIS 87 AGE FOB HQXTER i ijucoi) AuiuTsou, a tiauuitr. . 1 1 1 East. Some have Btrnggiea 10 nae the Institution put under the control of the Congregational church which the Doctor has always resisted. In fact the endowment fund was given with the understanding that the In stitution should be free of sect or party and that the fund shall revevt to the donors when it shall stoop to . ! the yoke of sectarian supervision oi lartisan iniluence. We wish to en force this ievbjcausesome through ignorance and others through jeal ousy havo conveyed the imjiessioii that tnis Institution is under de nominational control, which is un true Its character is christian but not sectarian. The Grove owes its present pros percus condition also to these institutions. Tho College and Academy havo made it. Not ecu trail' located, though a beautifal site it would have been a village now of two dozen families without these institutions. And in all works of generosity the Doctor has been most unselfish and generous. When it comes to private or public benefactions although poorer than many men in the Grove he subscribes more liber ally than any. But this unselfish ness and self-sacriticing spiiit is ex emplified raostia that he unspent the best years of his life in this wilder ness while his talents could com mand great opportunities Loth .in money, position and iuflueuco in rjr "the cultured East. We bid him God-speed in his new plans for the advancement of the In stitution and education in this State No VeemCt. The jury in tho Til- ton vs Beecher scandal Buit could not agree, standing nin for Beecher and three for Tilton and were dis charged. The legal status of the case is that Tilton failed to substan tiate his charge of adulter against Mr. Beecher. It is thought that Tilton will not demand another trial. A them 5 of 1 rieli McMinnvillo, tho cl v ; ;i i Yamhill, set like a rom in 1 ' coronet of hill an 1 valleys that surround, it spreads and ilonvishos like a palm, whi'e its sickly rival the j plant of a wh-sy guzzler an ! a cor- j rupter oi punim moral j, tiaoays ana dli'S. DIED. rrir West Union. July -1th. 1S73, Hiss I. L. Freeman, diinj.'litr of Robert Frc-e-l.m, ags-d 17 years and G 1I13-S. NEW ADVEUTISEMETS. West Siile U. li. 'loiiojioly. NOTICE ALT. TFRSONS KNOWING TIIEM xelvea to be indebted t the under signed will pK-ust settle their accounts a soon as possible, as I have Fold out and in tend to move away in a short time. JXO. VITE, M. D. Hillsboro, July 5th, 1S73. jlyStf Gastos, July 5th, 1875. Ed. Ixdeplndext: More than a year ago an old gentleman by the name of A. Eaughlin who lives up on Wapato lake under the delusion that the West-side It. It. Co. would receive freight from one man as well as another's boarded hands and paid them 75 cents per cord and gave 1.00 a cord for hauling to the ela tion at Gaston, where he piled his wood. by the track for shipment. But the Company refused to carry it for him. Other men offered to buy it if they could ship it by car but they were always told that tho Cordwood Company must own the wood before the train would take it on. Tho old man after waiting one year was forced from fin.mcioi embarrassment to sell the .wood, whicli wai oak, at $2.00 a cord to one of tho Company's un- derstrappers. ;nd this is only one : the Company along the entire route. Gaston. J. W. G I VENS, M. D.f 1 Physician and Surgeon. HILLSBORO, - - OREGON. OFFICE. Pr. Bailey's Drug-Store. Grove Meat Market. Grocery and Vegetable Store. RTL TILL5 having bought Sl m ?f the forest Grovs meat market and vegetable store asks for a continuant of Grove patronage. Yakima Beef, fat and j'licy.grocerif-s and vegetables, the cheapest and btst in the market for sale, jlybtf. LAUD FOR SALE! wit: The East V. of lots 5 k 8, block No. 1 iu the Town of IIillloro, Owgon. TerniH of Sitle: U. S. Ciold coin. One half the purchase money in hand, the bal ance payable in C months from day of Kale. Deterred payment te Ihj secured by mort gage on property Kold. Deed at the ex pense of the purchaser. DAVID LENOX. Adm. of the Estate of David T. Eenox, deceased. Hillhboro, June 2S. Vi7. jlyl-w4 Sheriff s ale. BY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washington county, one in favor of T. Dittenhoeffer against C. A. Pickett for tho sum of $4:i.90 v. s. coin and ono in favor of Corbet t and MaeLeay and against C. A. Pickett for the sum of $233 v. s. coin, and to me directed and de livered on the 28th day of May 4875, com mamlinc? me to satisfr mud execution out of the property of said CV A. Pickett, and f or j want of personal property I have levied up on all the right, title and interest of said C. A. Pickett in and to the of lots 1 A 2 in Blk No. 10 in the town of Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon. And on Sat urday the 24th of July, 1875, at I o'clock p. m. of said day at the Court House door in Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, I will sell all the right, title and interest of C. A. Pickett in and to the above described 1ropeiiy nt Tublic Auction to the highest ndder for cashes, coin in hand, and the pro ceeds of said sale to be applied in satisfac tion of said executioa and accruing costs. Said property will be sold subject to three (3) mortgages in favor of N. Westfall, 1st dated August 2Rth, 1873 foT the sum of $203 00 coin, with interest at 12 per cent, per annum, 2nd dated Jan. 23d, 1873, for the sum of $185 coin with interest at 12 p r cent, per annum. 3rd dated Apr. 20th, 18 o, for the sum of $2G0 50 coin with interest at 12 per cent, per annum. CHAS. T. TOZIER, Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. Hillsboro, June 23, 18 a. jun23wi Hardware, Iron Steel Hubs, Spokei; Rfmi, Oak. Aih.and ITlo icorv Flanlc - NOUTHTUr k THOMPSON. Portland, - - - mnr25m3 - - Oregon. To Farmero, Othero. IMMIGRANTS ARE ARRIVING in the State by tvery steamer in search of em ployment, and the llonrd finds difficulty in getting vacancies for them. We therefore earnestly rnest Farmers and others who require Farm Hands or labor of any kiud, to immediately communicate with i.s and wo will gladly supply them with such labor free of charge on our part. Please state the wages offered, the class of men you want, and for how long employment will be (riven. The Assistant Secretary is in daily attend ance at the lioard Uooms, Ankeny's lluud- tng, rortiand, from iu to 9 1. m. each dav, to whom all letters to be addressed. W. H. Ladd, JI. Goldsmith. II, W. Cobbctt, C. L.KIMEXWEDOR, vm. JlEiD, State Commis sioners of Immigration. TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE several Farms and a large amount of nrst Campaign Opens. Tho u nterri ilea j class, unimproved land, lying in Washing- Democracy leahs oirin the Congress man campaign. Its State Central Committee ha3 met and appointed the 29. h iust. for the meetim of ihe State convention at Salem. Thepri maiy conventions are to he held on the 17th, and couuty conventions on the 22d. ton County, Oregon. Immigrants and otnera desiring to purchase would do well to giv me a calL Libel Ejtaei itiiiD. In the suit of Dolph vs Watkinds for libel at Port-1 jiomes land the iury returned a verdict of one dollar damage foxf the nlaintiff. establishing libel fi-ninKt the defend-! THOS- D. HUMPHREYS. Now is the time to secure comfortable on etsy terms. IIimoko. June 2 b, 1S7S. jlyl-tf Administrator Sale. T&TOTICE 15 HERBY GIVEN. THAT IN 1M pursuance of an Order of the County Court of the .State of Oregcn for Washing ton Coutv. sitting in probate matters, made on the 7th day of June. 1875. the under- signea, Aunnnisirator 01 iue csuie 01 times A. Mills deceased will sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in the town of Hillsloro, County of Washington. State of Oregon, on Saturday, July 10, 1875 at 1 o'clock p. M.,the following described parcel of real estate situate in the said Couaty and State: The southeast quarter (S E ) of the southeast quarter ( E Y ) of section twelve (See. 12), township one south T. I. 6'. range one west- B.I.W. containing about forty 40 acres; ten acres in cultivation, including two acres of various kinds of frnit trees; two acres of good gar den land; running stream of water, con veniently situated; good frame born. aid land is on Seholl's Ferrr rofcd. about one mile and a half from the Lead of the Can- on. TERMS OF 5 ALE: CASH, Payable in TJ. S. cold coin on delivery of deed, at the expetiM of the purchaser. W. J. Robinson, Administrator r,f tb rtt of JAmrs A. Milts dced. w. D. nOXTER HAS SO MANY customers at his store all the time that he has no time to write an adverise ment. That is what we call busine ss, 39ts 17. tl. BAYLOR, tllUB IX Forest Grove, Ore to n. Only REACH OF EVERYBODY. The Manufacturer of the Jurf Cbrted ROSKOPF PEOPLES' WATCH ! Have established an Agency in rortiand riPHIS WATCH IS TIIE CHEAPEST JJ f&n(l lUUnV pelf ivcoiiw ww v mrA those desiring a good Time-keeper, without ornament and adapted to rough will do well by ordering one. Ev- ery Watch fa enclosed in a Dust Proof Case snnnlied with the Exhangeible Escape- mnt and Stem Wfuding apparatus, doing away with the annoyance arising from the loss of Watch keys. Every Watch is warr ranted, and with ordinary care will last a life time. Sent by Express C. O, D at the following prices: No 1 $20 00 No. 1 15 00 No. 3 , H 00 C7 All other Styles and Makes of Watch, es always on band, at as low Prices as any other establishment oq the Coast. Address, JOHN It. MILLER, WA TCJIiiA KBfi'AND JEWELER, Belt Agent For Oregon, 93 First Street , Portland. my27xn3 Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Poors, Sash, and lilinds, also German, French and American, WINDOW GLASS. Crystal sheet, Enameled.Stalned and Cut Glass. Glazing done to order at San Fran- cisro prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. 50 Front Street - - mar25mS - Portland. 1111LSRORO men school TlIIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING is now under tha Directorship of School Dint. No, 7, with a competent corps of teachers. Pupils will be received at any time. For par tie, lars inquire of the Principal at tha acheol DM. C. GAULT, ! Principal. room. n35;tf A.V. D0V8S Has opened; out a NEW STOCK OP GOODS at the Post OfSce, where you can get the best of j Oroeeries, Medicines, Htn. tionery, Faiwy and Toilet articles, tabac. coes, Cigars, etc,, ete, AJso tha best of Liq. uors for medieal um all sold for Cash w, l. L- A Y BOYCE. Hillsboro. Feb, 10th. 1875. felD tf dfjo TJoticc. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ' sealed proposal wttl be received by tnel undersign' until WEDNESDAY the 13;b day of July next at t o'clock P. M1. for hi erection cf the proposed New liridge ae oss Rock Creek known as the Steeples. Br dge. PUn and sfe incatlotia may ba a en at my oflce in tha New Court House. I reserve tho right to reject all bida. THOS. V. HUMPHREYS, ae8aPHntndeot. TTrr.f poo, Jnns 1?!, 1R73, Jun2l-3t