THE INDEPENDENT.
IIIIXSBORO
: THURSDAY
Independent 3Ia-Mecling.
A Ma ts-Meeting of the Independent vo
ters will beheld at Hillsboro, Satmdiy, Ju
lj 31st at one o'clock to elect deletes to
the Independent State Convention to be
held at Salem oa the 10th f August. A
tepre lentation from all the Precincts is de
trired. Bt Ohder of ths Co. Con.
Hillsboro, July 23tb. 1S7
The Situation.
The Dcmocrftpy have taken the
lead in the campaign and will male
n strong, oggre :sive fight, with the
chances of a victory in their favor if
they put out a good candidate. With
Independent and Republican condi
dates in the field there 13 not a ghost
of a ch&nco for either unless the
Democrats should put out a bad
candidate. If the straight Republi
cans would not put any candidate in
the field but unit with the Inde
pendents on a liberal man there
would be some prospect for his elec
tion. Or if Kesmith would run in-
Debaucners of Youth.
It is a common practice of a large
class of men in this country to sit
around street corners or in the stores
in the country villages and othtr
places aud relate obscene stor:e3 be
fore, not only adults, which
is bad enough, but also before boys
of all sizes and ages. Some of these
people think theselrcs the cream cf
society, and in fact some of theai aie
esteemed as good citizens. This
class of persons is of different
complexions. Some only throw out
hints or innuendoes followed with a
leer or a wink to give them point,
direction and a certain dramatic viv
idness, but others who arc not so
shrewd or politic, yet who are not a
whit worse than the first named, spit
cut their oaths, obsceuity, and filth
with tobacco juice, even in the hear
ing of girls and worn n. Both class
es are quick to misconstrue and tor
ture words aud phrases uttered by
others into obscenities and pass their
smuttv exchanges across from street
to street. Some even go so far as to
I crack lewd jokes about their wives
Bridge Notice.
Miss Anna Dickinson will make j
llPl fhhlll -to "Vmonnn" Qan TVflll. I
. " . 7 ----- JKTOTICE IS nEBEBY GIVEN THAT
Cisco this fall iaysan exchange, Aliss j 11 sealed proposal trill te received by
Anna has become tired of lecturing V1" ?.a.Vl"osPAY' t.his
- ui j uiu ui o viuck x . ior me erection
cf a bridge across Dairy Creek cn the road
frcm Jas. Imbue place to Cornelius.
on woman's rights and now propos
es to go into into the nude business
Lnnvn !ift th r.irnp.i!ii nn A l
We wish her much happiness in her ; specification my W seen at Colonel Cor-
I nciius more at Cornelius. I ivstrve the
J right to reject all bids.
JAS. IMBRIE.
new "sphere.
Fires. From the3e Plains euoke
can bo seen rising from various pla
ces in the valley along the foot-hill
and on the mountain. Much "slash
ing" has been burned up and the
i.crcs of cultivated land in Washing
ton county arc being increased.
dependent he would be elected over j aml sisters whose n0i at ,east
Character is an external temple
that each one begins to rear, yet
death only can complete. The fi icr
the architecture, the more fit ior the
indwelling of angels.
Ccr&clius. Ju!y 14. 1S73.
j:u:-t2
.Names;
pon iz co.. Portland. Main.
Per Day t hom. Terms !
Albeit, llonrv.
fret. Address G. Snx- ;
! AinoM, A. Iv.
BKts, G. W..
IIiII$uor I.odsc, Vo.17. 1. O. .'. T. j
meets at its Hull in Hillsboro every Satur- '
day evening at 7 o'clock. All member of !
me oracr in goa tanning arc cordiallv uiv-' Rird rthur
iicd to ftttiLd. F.y order W. C T. ! IVst' E'ia . .' '
Tualatin Hotel.
Jaeapiso. The reapers are at work
this week on the fall grain.
DlER.
In TIilIsTy.ro, July :Wth. 1S73. of con
sumption, Horatio B. Williams, aged 41$
years, U mouths aud 1 day.
0,
Caldwell. Win....
Cob man. I). O. . .
D. I,. TIT II PI X, PJtOPKinTOIt 1 dnwright. Ed. . .
r.i:ir2-itf i Chiirrek. 1. S. . . .
, I Curt-.r, CM
Grove EVIeat Market.
Grocery and Vegetable Store. '
RT5 TTIEE-S' havii g bonght
M. ; ?T the tY.:t,t (!mU'
any and all competitors in the field
The Temperance party would "rati
fy" Nez unless it could find a candi
date among the other parties lets
temperate.
But the best feature of the con
test is that it will be a fight for the
best man and none of th parties
will be so foolish as to put cut an
objectionable candidate. This is the
condition of political morals which
liberal minded men have born work
ing for and it 4s a hopeful siii for
the perpetuity of Republican insti
tutions. Political independence i
the salvation of the republic and let
it be the watchword of every Ameri
can citizen. I
Independent isza UroivJxi?. "
The par y "Organ." arc quite
busy now in tn-ing to mate it ap
pear that the Independents are go
ing back to the old parties. This is
true of a portion of the Democrats,
who joined the movement l. cause
they were in a hopeless minority in
certain districts, but many of them,
even, will remain with us, and all of
them are more or less infected with
the air. of political independence
and will not bear a stifT party bit any
more. But Republicans in this
county and throughout the State
have become more independent than
ever. And why not? Was not that
party made up of the free elements
that burst party chains in 'Gl to
fight for an idea instead of booty and
party success? The Independents of
Washington county have reached
that high standard of political inde
pendence and mental freedom that
they will not vote for a bad man
even if he be on their own ticket. It
is only a ring of oftice holders and
their hangers-on and paid advocate?
who howl for a straight party fight
and their scalps will hang on the
belts of the Independents in '7G.
To Threshers and Reapers.
should be held sacred fiomsuch ahu 1
sions, and think it smart. " j
In Athens the man who corrupted
the morals of the vouth were either
banished from the state or heavily
fined or put to death but in this
boasted laud of freedom and enlight
ened christian civilization our
youth are daily debauched and grow
up to debauch others.
We have been led to make th.?se
remarks partly by the disgraceful
behavior of a voung man in the M.
K. Church last week during Bishop 1
Peck's discourse and partly by the
conduct of others who know enough
to know better and do better.
It is a fact that the village with its
two dozen idle boys, half-dozen
drunkards and do-nothing., is about
the worst place for the rearing of
pure-minded and noble women and
men that there is on earth.
In Butt.- precinct Washington cotmty,
Oregon, July 27th, 1S73, of diptheria.
Union, koii of Stephen II. nnd Lucy E.
Walker, nged 13 yra. i) raos., wid 3 dys.
Portland papers axiX DiUm Jlauiztr please j
copy.
I)!pli, ,J. N
Durham, G. II . . . . .
D;tvis, I-iaiK
Vhn. W. 1
eimtmunnc of Grove i atron.v;-. nlania fields;, 1. tbtat?
Beef, fat ftr.d jn:cy,rovri and vegetables.
the cheapest Mid besfln the market lur balv. !
jlylaf.
! meat market and wgehtble rtore ink f-.?r n
SHERIFFS SALE.
Notiee i hereby iven that by virtmr rf n warrant issued by the Countv, Clerk of Wash
iDgton Conutr nul gtnte of Oregon, on th tenth day of May, 1&?5, anj to mc dii
retted. omniaiuliii: m to collect the deJiivjucut taxrn for thn year 1874, charged nuainnt
the persons named Ulow; and for want of personal property I have 1 vied upon and will
sell ut public auction, at the Court Iloure door, in the town of Hilklxno, in aid County,
on Thni-sdr. he l-t day of July, 173, the folluwin deiicribed tract or parcels ut laml!
j or o much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the taxw thereon together with the cobtx
! and charges.
Sale tu commence at 10 o'clock 0. u , na 1 to continue from day to day until nil
1 sold.
Dewiption of Land.
Sec; 33, T. 2 S , V. 2 '., l.o .uivs
l"t Loefvrman'rf duziution, T. I i W, acta 2b3.
licavf-rton, I"ts 7, 8, Mock Jj
" lots 4 blk c
- lot 1, if, f, C, 7, blk 32
,U.:i XI
Mock 3.1
S. c 3. T -2 S, 11 3 W, acreu BO
Own dr.njti"it, l'iO in-a
Part Wil.cx donatiun, mc :M, T 1 N, It 3 W, acrid 03
V Suri 1 ' don ition, wen !.". H'; T I S, li 2 W, acre 320
. . . .Fue? t Grove, l-t I, block 43 t , . , . ,
1 oi 1, block H):
. . . .Cbirke'K iVuiation, p.cre 7 ,
V't .Ui" 15 ti! r lonation, T 1 S, )t 1 W, acre 7
, . . .pail O. S. Hall donation, T 1 S. JU W, acriH 320
. . p .it .1. Gault donation, T 1 H. 11 1 W, acre 80
. . . S. W. f ee 15, T I S, K 4 W, acres 1G0
.pait Stewait domition, see i. T 1 H, It 2 W, acres 10.,
. . .part J. Harrison donation, T 2 N, It 3 W, acres 4S,
part Wilcox donation, nee 30 T 1 N, It 3 W, acres 140. ,
part II. l. Tucke r donation, T. 1 8, 11 I ,V, nens SO. ,
. . .part K. Crandall donation, T 1 S, H 1 W, acres 44, . . ,
j.art V. II, IVmut don ition, T I N, li 2 W, acres 444. .
. . .Forest Grow, lot 2, block 20 .......
Y.x II Jackson donation, T "i K, II 2 W, acres 1C0.
it
; Culbcrts-m, Daniel,
j Ci:ir!:c, Tabitha
.Wi il.rhuiii donation, T 2 S. Ji 1 V, acres 1C0,
IvTLcciitoi- Notice.
NEW ADVEKTISKIENTS.
In
llcpublicnn P. imiiris.
otici: i:; iieheuy givf.n that
the v.nd- rsiiu -d has filed l.i liual sc-
count ai llxect'.tor of the Last W-il an;l Tes-
t aic nt, of S. 1 Tavlor deceased.
Kennaid, An;'tl;ne
in tlie cl r, J. M
County Court of tint State of Oregon for ,vl l
. WnOii'tiotrm f'.mnfv mul lli it 'I'i.nrolni- ..f. ' McKeaH, John. . .
Tlie Ibpublieann of Washinston Cn. ft re ; ter t!tc first Mt'ftdav in An;'ist, H75. lit 10 j -f-'iw''f il'ry
requested to -meet at the usual places of vot- ; o't loek M.. l.a-t b en ajjTo:nt d by s iid ; L:u . n
in in tht-ir precincts on Saturday. July 31. Court ftr the hv.irin of obj-ctions th'. reto. j Marshall . . . , , .
1S75. to elect delegates to the e.untv Con- iTrS S !f Tf i'MIMtlir.YS ! i.ititin. .1. L
NOTICE.
vention to be held in Ildl?toro. on'Satur
diy. An, u t 7:h, M , at 2 o'clock p. m.. f- r
the purpo.se cf fl c inp 3 delegate.! to attenl
the ltepubliean Stat- Convention at Salem
on August 11th. 187.". i T a li 1 1 fi'iif r i"-,iiriiol ti ill
The basis of representation is one de!?- fl. all Count y Ordtr i doic-d previoub U
rate for everv 10 voles cud frac tion 1 10 the 10th dnvt-filav 1S7".
F.u meri, Take So Chaucci
This vearhns been an unusual one
in every respect, the winter u Re
vere c than we have ever know be
on tliis Coast, the spring was wet
backwaad and frosty, ami wc have
had two or three weeks in succession
of the hottest weather that has eve r
been known bv the unites i i the
Vullev. And wc surest to tlie far
tners who Ikvvo crops this vcar t
take no chance? on the stability of
the weather, but just as soon an their
grain is fit for harvest to reap and
thresh it nnd jjet into the grainery
as soon as possible. Storms goner
ally follow continued heat, and
should a rain -dorm, or a week or two
j of wet weather come in mid-harvest
the loss would be great. Our far
mers should not feel kafe until their
crops are uudcr shelter.
Ketukned. Mr. Wm. Watson lute
Superintendent of Itecel's farm in
this county and who went to Califor
nia toengagein the business of raising
stock has returned to this State. We
had the pleasure of a call from him
lie brought a hundred
cast tor I.jcn ml w ;luam.s lor l.uiirts
the last Kcner.il election. As follows;
South Tnahitia 1 Wapato
IIilJsloro. . . 3 I'mvt Grove
Ciiitreville 1 IVaver Daio
Cornelia 1 Dairy Creek. . .
Cedar Creek 1 HuttV
)ty Order County Com.
IIiM-sr.oEo. July 'Jlth. 1S7".
JUST OPEIMED !
at 1
;l
.i
ap 1 5w I
V. Sl?tM'..-!,
C 'tiisty Treasurer.
4 T A. T-
.l0irS''S FURMTITKF.
IiO(3I, thj best stock of fuiniture ever
offered to the rn opl of Washi iton county.
Consisting of b'tdstt ads. chairs, st md.s and
In the County Court r.f the- Statof Oregon.
for Washington County.
In tho matter of the Lst.ite of James Smith
dcv.-ea: d.
To riifbe A. Smith and other persons inter
estcd i:i said state.
Waiker's Addition to l'oicht Grove.
3i lot in block (I. J'orest Grove
Lot 1 in block 0. l on st Grove
rieichnrr, L p:it part Jas Uaker' donation, T 1 S, It 1 w, acres U, .
I'ain, W. I) N'; W. Allen' donation. T 1 S. II i , 1C0 acres
Gutin, J. () put M. Shuck donation. T3 S, K t w, 80 acres
;iiiim . J., heiiH of. . . H. E. see 251. T I N, 11 1 M', 100 acres
II jr;hhauks, Georye. . . .T 1 S, U 1 w, GS itcr. s
Hill. W. II .Walker's addifi-n to 1-Wst Grove
. . .part Galiick th.im, T - S, 11 2 w, acrts 1G0
. . l'on wf Grove, h i.-. 3, 4, block 22
. .T 2 s. It 1 tv, S'Jacrc
. . . St r i;4 T 1 N, Mo w, I'l" acres ....)..
. . p.ut W. II di douat.oii. T I S, It 1 w, C't aeres
. part I)oret.iuH donation m-c3I, T 1 S, U 1 w, acres lt'C ,
. . .Ki;o n t th llol;ell place, T I K. It 1 w. 108 acres, . .
. . .part C. J. Utiiloel: doimoon, T 1 S, ) 3 v,; (Mt nercs, , . .
. pait II. No! tn.l donation, m v. 'li, T 1 S 11 2 w, JM aerts.
. .part T. rcarson d )ualin, T 1 S. 11 1 w, ICO acres
. .p&rt J. Spark'n donatio., T 1 S It 1 w, 300 acres
.prut V. Hani donation, T I S, U 2 w, 200 acres .......
. . Tl It 1 w. 30 acres
. See 3. T 2 S, It 1 2K acres
. .part J. D.ivU donation, T I r. It 1 v, 110 acres
. . .N. 11. htc 10. T 1 S. It 1 w, a; r s
. . Mint, r donation. T 1 S. It 2 v. 3M aei. n. . , ,
. .p.-ut I. Harris donation, T 1 S. li 2 w. 200 acres. ,
. .part G. H. Sjni h donation. T J S, 112 tr, 150 acres
. .Sects !. US, T 2 S, li 1 w, 1?P .lofes
. .pa it llitrty donati'm, T2 k. It 1 vv, K0 acres
. .,p.-irt h.ebaVti.-rtiV d'-nation, rc 27. T 2 s. It 1 w, 100 acres
part S. AIIh t- tlojuitiort, 1 .1 N, It i v. m acres.
TTN Till: N.VMK Ol' THE .STATE OF OR.
IL i
befor afcrcsaid Cu i :t ih Coui t Ilou--e
Nol md, II.. h.-irs of.
IVa.-'son, J. I"
t l'aintcr, M ilton
1'ittotk. II L
It fi, Jal!;c.S
Iiidcr, G. C
I ltlchardson, Chas. . ,
! Sk It. .n, l.mily
Snod ra:,s, Mary K .
j Scott, Harvey
! Smith. Ib nrv
S'-clw, Temple
Smith. Isaac
Sebastian, Iuniel. . .
S:.ith, James
Shaw, J. C.
Shilliny, J. G
Smith, E. I.
Tvler N- J .
i'on yoa are he
lvby cit' d t- ;:.pt i:f
V.r n s Jioniestead, T 1 N. i i w, M3 aeres.
k. r. 4Hiid lw lt of s. w. of m c 32 T 2 , 11 2 xv, 210
acres , , ,
. Se
loleh.
Tut.
f 1 82
4'J oo
1 CG
, 52
3 30
8
19 80
8 2.r,
1 23 i
1 23 ;
2 88
7 4'2A
l(i SO
4 D5
3 30
82
8 25
11 55
8 25
5 77f
37 95
3 3d
8 23
13 20
3
4 yr
U 1()
4 1255
y .k
14 85
3 30
4 !.
3 30
4 J5
4 jiy.
9 'JO
9 90
4 95
;r,
4 95
19 rO
SS'J 70
It 85
8 25
9 90
3 30
10 50
29 70
10 50
(' CO
4 93
6 CO
4 'J5
9 90
T 2 It 2 w, ' acres
t Gr7p, ht in W'dkr's adtbtion.
Th mipson, ;.frs. M. A pait Vv', Clement's donation, T 1 a. It 1 w, 135 acres. . . .
Cnknowa o'Aiu-r p't Z. S. I'.r itifs donation, heca 5, b, 11, T 2 s, It 1 w
17 83
1 15
G CO
in IIilish.r" in th. f-:aid W.isliiii 'ton county
on Thursday the "l!r day f Au'n-f, ls75, et
10 o clocii v. :-r.o: t.nn Mr, tin ?r : tti'Ti'
ab.c. extension and drop lc-af, bureaus , t0f?0VV , .t,t. if M5T v;, ltiV,,4 vhv ,he p, ti
centertableH plam and marol,? top. af.s; . (f th(i xCliuiwltiAU.T 4 sail'., tat- to
wall bracket-, in black walnut. (rry . (..), Hf. th., Iol:,-,iji ra, 1r(v,t.rtv. w (i:t.
mirror? pictures, frame and n:md.unus; ; h r,,,.f shoJ:(i ot , Ranted. a-d
U.so wsiii pair, vvmu.rw rum.ns. "es , . j , p , f ., , t, .u
tie., tic- rtiMi w.m i lf l .) y .., ,iu, v:i! ,n:r tt.
tMrriatjcx, !jies.
li.vles
and xtui. s: ftls- carpets, tapestiv. oil
cloth, matting, vu
la?ts, l.roipiet sets anJ xancy articles.
N. It. i'articnl -r atte'dion ;iv n to i:p
holstv riu?. Itepairinj; jll:iand varnih
iurjj donr to or.h r Call t.u sec for y-ur-.selves
S d s llo-i:t on Piitc -,t. lr t. I'.lm
and W.i!mit. A. I. JOHN'S.
Miiidi in. con
taining SO acres.
Wi'Ni.s-i th.- Hon. A. C. Areh!old
. Jad.'c of tlie ' cuntv Couit
Vuu-hn. T, It
Hdl.b.io, C-lu.
r.f i-s 1 1
l-nit O. S. Ilal'.'h donat:. !!. T 1 s, It I w, 1G0 acres
jfc35, T 1 s, 11 3 w, Vi acres
. Ilea vv i ton. Jots 3, 1, 5, G, blk 25
1 C5
C CO'
13 20
2
Mav 3.
I7,y
CHAS.
-f the tate of On'r.i for
Washington Counv v.jtli
Fortbt (jrove, July 20. '75.
l'r.
net or.
i'yZJ tt
. th- seal of s v. ! Court
' July, a. 1. 1575.
WOTIOE.
A LL nr303 kiawia? thTnDlve? in
J:sL d .;oted to th? u:i lersi.-ned will ph ase
eo:ne and settle immediattlv bv C ASH or
NOTE. A. Y. i- YCE.
Hir-LSEOE, July 21, lf75. jlv 22-12
::i ed thi.-,7th d.iv l
A. I.VKT.MNU.
CV- intv Clerk.
fN pursurtiie.
Co.:-.: .;f (h
THIS
FOB H0XTE5
NOTICE.
Last year ther was considerable
complaint among the farmers about j last week.
the wasteful manner in which the head of Spanish merino sheep back
men who run tho headers, reapers with with him and proposes to go iu
and threshers feed their horses. I to the stock business in this Statu.
Many of these men would pour on j Mr. Watson is disgusted with Cali
the ground twice the amount of oalsjfornia. Ho savs that it is burnt ui
necessary for their hordes to eat,
causing unnecessary loss to the far
mers through wanton waste or reck
less carelessness. It is an easy mat
ter to waste two or three dollars'
worth of cats every night among
twenty or thirty 1 orscs. and it is
just as easy to save that much if the
matter of feeding is projierly attend
ed to. The farmers ought to have
feed boxs ready for tho occasion.
Common apples boxes would do
better than pouring the feed on the
ground,
Advance in l beat.
of r.T! ord. r of th. Countv
ie At ite of Oiv- m for Wish-
in;ton county sitting in Probate scatters
mad on th ? '. H'i d tyof Jan A. I). IS7",
( the un.f r: v.rH . A l :iin:-tr.it r of the '-t ite
'of David T. I d e ased, will rell at j
; public am tien, te the hi. lu st bidder, at the
I Court Hons uoorin fhc toTn of Jtillshoro.
Couiitvof v.a.'.h;:ist..ii, t;it. of (r'-on tn
To Bridge Bujd?rs: j .Saturday tic K of August. l75:t lo.idoeli
THE UNDERSIGNED WILE It vCEIVK ! e- M- t!l ; f2hv;n; d -seribtnl pare-! of real
sealed proiv.sals until Satnrdav. An- S ttt' Mtnate in s ixd t ounty and .Stat- to
quit 7th, ls75, at 12 o'clock M. for 'the re- t: The East , of h-ts ; - s, block Io. 1
pairing of the Bridge across Dairv Creek on .?." wn of Hillsboro, Orcy.1.
the Base Line, in accord nice with Plint I 'i i:is ol .Sale: L. (.old com. One
and Spcciiications, which mav W seen at ! half tnc purchase money in hand, the bal
thc Store of A. C. Archibold in the town of j :ce payable m C inonth from fay of sale.
Hillboro. All material to be furnished by j Deferred payun ut te be secur. d by niort
theiH rson making said r pairs. Work t ) Ro on property Kold. Deed v.t the tx-
b- paid for bv orders drawn on the Conntv i leuse 01 uj purciiast r.
Tre.nnrv. We reserve the rh-'ht to reject
any or all bids. A. C. ARCH HOED.
V. D. riTlENGER.
July 21st, 1S75. jly22-t3
The prifce -f wheat in San Francis
co has advanced to $2 25 per cen
tal which ia equal to 1 33 per bush
el. Wheat is held at $1 per bushel
ut Portland aud 94 cents per bushel
is offered at the Grove. Those who
held their wheat last year and those
who have good crops this year twill
reap a golden harvest after all. Good
luck to the farmers.
with drouth anil that the theruiome
terwentupto 120- in the shade
week after week this summer
while ho was there. lie savs that
the citizens of Monterey county
nearly all wtar revolvers and knives
and arc not more than half civilized.
He fays that he is satisfied to live in
Oregon now, that it is the best State
in tho Union, aud that he wants to
have his bones buried in Oregon !
soil. Wq are glad Mr. "Watson has
come back. This State cannot well
spare such men as he is at this time.
Tho question of the improvement of
stock is uquet tion of civilization aud
we want active and intelligent menj
to enforce the subject on the minds
of the people. 'Welcome, Mr. Watson.
LL TERSONS KNOWING TIIEM
selves to be indebted to the under
signed will plrast settle their accounts as
soon as possible, as I have Fold out and in
tend to move ftwav in n short time.
JNO. VITE, M. D.
Hillsboro, July 5th, l-75. jb'8tf
LAND FOR SALE!
Postmistress. We learn that
Miss Maty Brown has been appoint
ed Postmistiess at this place vine
Mr. Frank O'Connor resigned.
Mr. Mendenhall was out here to see
what was the conditon of the office.
44 West Shoke." We have have re
ceived a copy of the 44 West Shore,"
a handsome little paper devoted to
agriculture and horticulture well il
lustrated, published by L. Samuels
of Portland. We wish it much success.
JCDGE J. Q. A. BOWLBY HOW of A6-
toria has latelv beeti admitted to
practice in the courts of Washington !
Territory.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
st. vend 1' arms and a large amount of nrst
class, unimproved land, lying ill Washing
ton County. Oregon.
Immigrants and otners
desiring to purchase
would do well to give
ice a call.
Now is the time to
secure comfortable
homes on ecsy
terms.
TIIOS. D. HUMPHREYS.
HiixsBORO, June 29th, 1875.
jlyl-tl
DAVID LENOX. Adm. of th?
Estate of David T. Iv nox, deceased.
IldUhoro. Jnr.' 2'". H75. j!yl-w4
SHiirif'tf SAL35.
BY VIRTUE Or A WRIT OF EXECU
tiou issued ..ut of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Washington county
in favor of Warren Hathaway aud against
J. A. Daniels for the sum of :? I , Ifch'.M in
cluding judgment and test-, and to ine di
rtct.d and thlivercd, commanding ine to
to satisfy said execution and uccruit!;j costs
out of tlie property of tuid J. A. Daniels.
The refine by vittue of :s,dd txcution I have
levied upon the Douationl aud claim of said
J. A. Daniels in Siets. YA t(- IK, I 2 S. R 1
W nmlT 2 S. R 2 W. 171 .' news; also on
all the right, title and int. I. st of the r.uid
J, A. Daniels in and to he Donation . Land
claim of lieorge Olds in Sect. 13. T 2 S. R
2 W, (281 stcrtsi all the alwve d Fcrib. d
land being in Washington County. Oreron.
Aral on Saturday the tl d day of August, t
175, at one o'clock p. ji. f kju1 dav at the !
Court House door in Hilh boro, Washington
county, Oregon, 1 will wll all the ri;:ht, ti
tle and inter f.t that the said .1. A. Daniel
has in the alove desenbed prop- rty to tint
highst l'i'lder tl: refr cash in nand to sat
iily buid execution and accruing costs.
CHAS. " TOZIKR, Sii rifT
of Washington Countv, Oreton.
jy2Jwl
SHERIFF'S SALK.
BY VIRTUE OF V WHIT OF EXECU.
tioi. r.nd order ot Kale is u d ont t)f
the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon for
Vashiu,t'm county in favor of Sol Euicrick
and against Mark ib-tniian 1 1 al for the sum
of $3.o.4y and the farther kuui of of fi5.lt)
da liases and costs, and to me dirt ctetl aud
delivered coinmanUing ine te make srilo of
the following described proper! v to-wit: Let
No. five (5) in lllock No. tweuty-t iyht
in the town of Cornelius, Washiugtou coun
ty to satisfy 8aid sums and accruing costs.
There fore by virtue of said execution and
order of sale, I have levied noon aid
property, and on Saturday the 21t day of
August, 1875, at the hour of one o'clock
si. of said day, at the Court House door in
Hillsbor., Washington county, Oregon, I
will sell said lot at public auction to the
highest bidder thereor cash in h .ad, to
satisfy baid cxerntion and nc-r.:;ii costs.
CHAS. T. TOZIFR, Sheriff
of Washington County, Oregon.
IlilUlksro, July 20, 1875. jly22 wl
IIOXTER HAS SO MAY
customers at his store all the time
that lo has no time to write an adveris.
ni en t. That is what we call busine i.s. 3ts
T. TOZIEIl
Sh'iilTof Washington County, Ogn,
j Hardware, Iron Sice!
Hub3, Gp kcs;l:5ir.8, Oak, Asb.and
NORTHTUr & TIIOMl'SON.
Portland, - - - innrJmJ - - Orcgin.
To Farmers, Others.
ilMVUinANTS Alii; ATjEIVINO in (ho
M Sfa'e by every r!e,m:er :n sc.ifch of em.
ploym. ut. an I the Hoard finds dinicnlfC ifl
j j.-. tting ..ei.i:. i s for them. Wo thtit fore
..ihi' kiit ivijnt'M i hhihtk nun oTirri'M wno
i. ouire Farm Hands or lubo- tf any kind, to
innuediately couiiuuuicato with i n and wm
will g ad!y t npply them with such labor free
of charge on our part. l'Jease state (h
agc- f fieri d, the class of men you want,
and for how long employment will b given.
Th Assistant Secretary is in daily attend
slue t.t th- Hoard Rooms. Aukt-nv's lluild
ing, Portland, from ID to 3 1. M.Vach dv,
to whom all li Iters to be nddressed IT. H.
Eaiuj, It. C.ouHMiTii. II. W. Cobuf.tt, C,
EuNi:NWKKon, Wm. Ukid, Stato Couiiuis
sioin-rs uf Iu.migration.
T. SIMON c3 Oo
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Doom, Rash,
and Ehnd-, also Cm mum. French
and Ameiican,
W INDOW GLASS.
Crystal shcft, Enanithd.Stainid and Cot
Glass. Glazing done to order nt Snn Fran
ciseo prie.n.and satisfaction (tuaruntced.
50 Front Street . tnntlm'J ' - Portland
W. S3. SAVLGO,
StrttiOxxox' y
Tot est Grove, Ore 'on. 43:ily
liE.li H OF I.Vi:iiR0DV.
The Manufacturers t.f the Justly Cel. brated
KO.SKOl'1' PEOPLKS' WATCH!
Have established an Agency in Portland.
THIS WATCH Is" THE CHEAPEST
and most serviceable in the market,
and all those desiring a good Ti'ne-kecp'T,
without ornament nd adopted to rough
usag", will do well by ordering one. Ev
ery AVatch is enclosed in a Dust Proof Case
und supplietl with tb Eshance ible Eenpe
inent anl Stem Winding apparatus, doing
away with the annoyance arising from th
loss of Watch keys. Every Watch is war
ranted, and with ordinary care will btst a i
life time, bent by Express C. O. D., at
the following prices: i
No 1 $20 00
Xo. 2 13 00
No. 3 P2 00
TA11 other Styles and Makes of Watch
es always on hand, at as low Prices as any
other establishment on the Gitast. Address,
JOHN It. 311 I.I.Kit,
WATCHMAKER AXP JEW EL Kit,
Eo'.e Ajcnt For Oregon,
03 Fir-. Street, fortUiid.
iay27m3
iiiiLSROiio m H,
rgtlUS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING
JL is now under tho
IMi Pctors'ilp of School JMt. No. 7,
with a romiM't. tit corps of teachers. Pupils,
will be received at any time. For partmu
Jars inquire of the l'rincijial at 1(10 school
room, ' . .
D, M. C. CAULT,
Piincfpsl,
i)3j:tf
WOOL CARDJIMC
rOU 1875.
jp lie iintlerftlgiicd having loca
te', his Carding Machine at Glencot
seven miles north ofllillsboro IrWashiugtoi,
county willl e prepared by the middle of
May to do Carding for the present season at,
reasonable rates. Work warranted. Give
us 11 call. J. JJIX.
apr8ni2
A.V. DOVGE
1
Has opened ouJ a NEW STOCK OF
GOODS at the Post Office, where you can
get tho best of Groceries, Medicine, bta,
tionc ry. Fancy aud Toilet 111 tich s, Tobac
coes, 'igars, tto., etc. Also the best of Lint
uora for medical use; all sold for Cash.
A. Y. BOYCE.
nillthoro, Feb. 10th. 187S. fio