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course seems desirable. 3. Do not expect
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Jnarriages and deaths will be inserted with
out charge. Obitmvty notices will be charged
for at the rate of 10 cents per line.
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pressed by correspondents
Iiooal News .
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
REV. J. F. ELLTS will preach every
Sunday in the Congregational church at
Forest Grove, at 11 a. m.
y DR. O. II. ATKINSON of Portland will
preach at the M. E. Church in this place ev
ery 5th Sunday in the month, at 11 a. m.
Rev. G W Richarosoy of the Christian
fchurch preaches the 2d Sabbath and the
Satuiday before in each month, at Harris
Bridge at 11 a. ni.
r Rev. D. Eos of the United Brethren
thurch preaches at Hillsboro in the Christian
church every 3d Sabbath in each mouth at
11 a. m. . '
T, ' REV. CHAS. SHEPHARD will preach on
the 1st Sabbath in each month at Columbia
'Acadeny; 11 A. M.; Oak Grove; 2 1-2 P.M.
2nd Sabbath in each month fit Hillsboro 11
A. At.; Licey S. H. 2; 12 P. M.; Hillsbo
ro 7 1 2 r M. 3rd Sabbath in each
month at the Baptist Church 11 A. M.;
Reedville, 2 1-2 P. M.; Hillsboro 7 1-2
p. M. 4th llillsbor.j 11 A. M.; Center-vill-j
2 1-2 P. M.; Hillsboro 7 1-2 P. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night 7
1 2 at Hillsboro. Children's meeting
at 2 P.M. Saturday.
SECRET ORDERS.
vii. Montezuma Lodire No. 50, I.
S6fH. O. F.-Meets every Wednts
lljft&r day evening, at Masonic Hall, in
niQsboro. '
' Brethren in good standing are invited to
attend. By order N. G. 33 --tf .
, Hillsboro rol?e. Vo.17. 1. O. . T.
meets at its Hall in Hillsboro every Satur
day evening at 7 o'clock. All members of
Jhe order in good tanding are cordially inv
ited to attend. By order W. C. T.
r ' ml-tf
10CAL BREVITIES.
"nam Cish'a" letter came too late.
Three Hillsboro boyswent in swimming
last Sunday.
K,Mr. R. D. Wiley has just hung out a
mealy painted sign.
'.The Dairy Creek bridge is progressing
to completion rapidly.
Mr. Cave of this place has been sick of
erysipelas for several days..
wf?'. D Merryraan of Astoria has Veen visit
ing Hillsboro for a few days past.
Mr. Vauter.a nephew of T.D.Huniphreys,
arrived here lr.st vrcek frpm Illinois.
,, Some relations of Auni Mary Woods ar
rived at this place lart v cek from Kansas.
?Treidenrich keeps cheap goods and is sell
ing mare of them than any man in town.
Mr. M. Moore has just moved into his
new dwelling in the southern part of town.
Cornelius will have a neck-tie party on
New Year's eve, so "Ham Cash" informs
0 ir paper failed ic cm in time was the
cans of the delay of the Independent last
week,
,,The Hillsboro folks have been journeying
Jo Portland more extensively than usual for
the past fortnight.
Call at the Postoffiee and get some nice
toys and story-books for Christmas presents
for your children.
R. D. Milone gave a social party nt his
house in this place last Friday evening. The
young folks express themselves ell pleased.
Looli out for your favoriie Cochin, chan
ticleer. "pard."AnEnglishjudgs has decided
that a man may shoot a noisy rooster on the
cpot.
Freidenrich & Kahn are busy invoicing
their stock of goods. Their sales for the
past year have been quite large, and we are
informed, are still increasing.
We will speak in one paragraph for all of
our correspondents that there is more mud
in the roads to the sqr ire yard und of a
be tter article than has been seen before for
a year.
1 .
Ecn'tbe too hard on your only turkey,
neighbor. He is a stranger in a strange
country and every man's hand is against
him. We will say in justice to him that if
his nose is red he does not fancy "red-eye."
The sidewalk between the M. E. Church
and the new harness shop is completed and
we must say, it is a great improvement, as
well as convenience. This improvement
n largely due to the exertions of Chas.
Laughhn.
''What can I do to make you love me
toore?" asked a Beaverdam youth the other
day of his girl who' lives on the, Plains.
"Buy me a ring, throw your shoulders back
Tfhenyou walk and stop eating onions,"
was her reply.
Elder Norton preached a good sermon at
the Licey school house last Sunday, and
" and will preach at the same place every
4th Sabbath in each month henceforth. He
yrill preach at Centerville this coming Sab
bath at 11 a. m.
Prominent citizens at the Grove say that
ihe people of Hillsboro are more anxious
about having the Dairy creek bridge built
than the Grove people are. Thep say that
they do not need to come here only to pay
their taxes and' they do not like very much
to make a trip for that purpose. Hence the
reason the. Grove "pungles" so extensively
when the Sheriff makes his annual visit to
collect revenue, A
Last Monday Mr. A. H. Garrison who
lives near this place reached Mc Minnville
just twelve minutes : too late for the hack
that runs to St. Joe, and not finding any
horse in the livery stable started out a foot,
carrying two coats which weighed eleven
pounds, determined to make St. Joe in time
to get on the cars for Hillsboro, and he
made the distance, 2 miles, in just 37
minutes or ten minutes to the mile.
Real Estate Transctions.
B.Boshen and wife toA B Potterl 20 acres
in sec 14, T I S, R 1 W; $1,20?.
R Welch and wife to F S Mc Leod part
of block No 41 in the town, of Forest Grove;
$75.. . ....
U. S. to A. Ennis and wife 320 acres in
sec-32 T 2 N, R 3 W; patent. '
J Mary Ennis to C. W. Purdin 120 acres
"iVr 2 N, R 3 W; $700. -'
C T Harrison to John Harrison 160 acres
in sees 3 nrd 4, T 1 N, B 3 W;eCC0.
U. S. to Christian Emrick 319 acres in
sees 3, 4, 9 and 10 in T 1 S, R 3 W; dona
tion certificate.
Basil Ennis ta Mr. Haskell 1G0 acres in
sec 27, TIN, R 1 W; $1,200.
M. R Brown to A L Johnson over a half
acre in the town of Forest Grove; $500.
S H Marsh toA L Johnson a lot in Forest
Grove; $250.
D S Bugbee to Joel Hamilton, 100 acres;
$2,200 .
- JehnatLan Will3 to A T Smith 40 acres
in sec 17. T 1 3, R3 W;$200.
B Walker and wife to A T Smith lot 4
in bloci 1 of Walker's addition to Forest
Grove ;$ 1,000.
D Enos to J D Shearer 24 acres in T I N,
R4 V;$100. ;
J N Grabel and wife to CH R Steeples in
sec 17, T 1 S, R 2 IF; $700.
J A Shepherd and wife to James Martin
77.31 acres of laud in T 1 N.R4 W; $850.
Amanda Barnes to Chas. Yanson and oth
ers 2G acres in sec 1, T 1 S, R 1 U';$390.
Side-AValk to the Station. A sidewalk
to the station is the absorbing topic in Hills
boro., A meeting was h Id Tuesday eve
ning at Tthieh a committee of five were ap
pointed to .report the best way for a side
walk, but the corormttf e have not j'et made
their report. 1 Ley inform us however that
the distance is over 1500 , feetv The
cost is estimated at $287 59. Two ways are
proposed for the sidewalk. One begins
with the termination of Dr. Bailey's side
walk on the street running north and south
and following h's fence to the south line,
thence west to the next street and
thence to the station. The other way be
gins at W. D. Pitt3ner's re sidenee rim
ing south to the station. The distance is
the same either way. We hope that the
citizens will contribute liberally to this en
terprise for we need a sidewalk to the sta
tion more now than any other town im
provement. Dr. Bailey offers to build the
sidewa'k the whole ertert of his property.
Let every one do a iittle and ti e irrprce
ment will soon be made. New comers do
not like to wade through the mud and
among stumps to visit our town. Let us
meet them with a plank road which will be
to our advantage as well as their own.
Chhistmas Tree. The M. E. Sunday
School of this place have decided to have a
Christmas Tree, on Christmas Eve, and
Lave appointed the following committes:
To Select Tree Messrs. L. lV.crsc-9, sa
Eagleton and II. Morgan; to drcoroto tree
T. 1t. Tongue, I. L. Campbell, R. D. Ma
lone; to receivi ;rfseuts Mrs. Patterson,
Wiley, Latupkinsand Miss Mary Brown.
The committee to receive -resents, for the
tree, will be present on Friday from jO
o'clock a. m. till 5 o'clock p. in. The eve
ning will be enlivened by music, short ad
dresses, Ac. Everybody is cordially invit:d
to attend. Exercises will begin promptly at
6 o'clock p. m.
Rcnsawat. I. Patterson and nartly
Morgan were "iauling the prospeeitvo
Christmas tree into town the ether day with
a mule team and for a joke they started the
team on a brisk run and laj down in the
wagon A lady near the M- E. Church see
ing the team running, rusacd out into the
middle of the street waving a pocket-handkerchief
but them mooles went right on.
Finally after several persons had tried to
head them off Dick Malone caught them
where the mud was alont a foot deep, when
Patterson rose up and said "What are you
stopping my team for?" Malone says he
has nothing to say.
Black Sheep.- EC. JnlnJ',v-t'J wish
to warn all your reader against harboring
or trusting a man who united with the Bap
tist Church at Portland two nunths since
under a pretext c f , changed views having
been a member of the M. E. Church here
some yean ago. On the plea of studying
for the ministry he has borrowed money
from our members, while he has cunningly
cheated the several hotels. He is a thorough
confidence man, about five feet eight, very
black hair and eye brows, a wily black eye,
and passed as Henry G. Franklin with us,
as Gecrge H. Smith at some other places.
- . D. J. Pierce,
f actor Baptist Church.
Election of Ctficers. The LoJge of
Good Templars at Columbia Academy is in
a prosperous condition; there have been
eight initiations this quarter. The follow
ing is her liat of officers for the present
quarter: W C T, E. E. Fauning; W V T,
Miss Elma Freeman; C, Geo. Ilellaire; S,
Olive L. Meek; A S, I. Bales; M, William
Cooper; D M. Miss Maria Brooks. F S, N.
A Freeman; T, Mollie Brooks; I G, C.Meek;
O G, George Fanning. The Lodge has a
very nice set of officers' regalia was fur
nished by G. S., J. Smith, costing forty
dollars.
Wanted Information. In Hillsboro
coffee was selling k short time ago for V-
lbs. to the dollar, who put it down to 4 lbs.
for the same money? Crackers sold at 10
cts. per lb., who put theiu down to ? It's, fof
25 cts? Oysters sold at &7J cts. a can, who
ptt them down to 25 cts. ? Sugar sold at 7
lbs. to the dollar, who put the same quality
down to 8 lbs. for the same money? Can
dles sold at 6 for 25 cts., who now sells 7
candles for a quarter? JMss Brovn at the
Postoffiee.
Election. Last Saturday Hillsboro
Grange elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: W M, Hi B, Morgan; O
E. H. Warren: L, Thos. D. Humphreys;
C, Zma Wood; S, Jas. W. Gibson; A S,
P. M. Jackson; Treas., W. Simmons; Sec,
J. W. Sewell; G K, Henry Wooley; C, Mrs
Adams; P, Mrs. Benj. Schofield; F,
Miss Williams; L A S, Mrs. Henry Wooley
A. F. and A. M. The following are the
omcers electee: at the last regular meeting
of Tua'ity Lodge, No. 6, A. F. A. M., for
the ensuing year: W. M., C. T. Tozier;
S. W., G. N. Hale; J. W., R. Waggoner;
Sec, A. ljuelling; Areas., w. JJ. Fittenger;
S. D., T. H. Tongue; J. D., H. Wehring;
m "V w V 1 :
iyier, vnas. jjaugnnn.
Cornelius News:
I said in my last that Rev. Mr. Elliott
would be absent this winter and that Rev.
Win. E. Smith would fill hL . place. Since
that Mr. Elliott has returned r.nd assumed
his work, having, adjusted his business .t
La Grande sooner than he. anticipated.
" Our church numbers atcrt f fty members
and we have religions services every Sab
bath. Oar J irec.ors have been fortunate in se
curing the services of good assistants for
bur school. Miss Emma Smith, the pres
ent assistant, gives perfect satisfaction as
also did Miss Laura Spencer and James
Montgomery. Seventy-live scholars are in
attendance.
Qur good people will meet at . the Acade
my to-morrow (Monday) evening to make
arrangements for a Christmas Tree.
I hear it whispered around that a concert
will be given on New Year's day, fcr the
benefit of the Sunday School.
The Farmers' Club used up the suinmer
fallcw question lastS.iturd.iy and I believe the
next question is, whether farming as a busi
ness is more profitable than other pursuits.
Grandpa Wilkes of our town was a soldier
in the war of 1812, and can show scars, and
is a pensioner.
Rev. Wm. E. Smith, now a resident of
this place, preached Stephen A. Douglass'
funeral.
Our beaverdam farmers have lost all their
carrots.and it ir, a serious blow on them.
Our readers were very much disappointed
when the Independent failed to put in its
appearance on last Thursday evening, Fri
day's mail made all pacific.
The health of our citizens thus far this
season is very good.
If the signs do not fail there will be one
or two irother-in-laws hereabouts --re long.
"Al " Ennis is starting a grocery store
where coffee can be bought by the dollar's
worth" and "sich."
The Golden Rule had an addition of nine
members at its last meeting. Over forty
members no. It is quite popular here.
We saw the sun a few moments, one day
last week.
Cats are as plenty here as bed bugs in a
log house, and they make more noise at
night than all the bells in Christendom
could tm.ke if thy were placed on wild
bulls.
Oats and twenty dollar pieces are
"skeerce" IerealKuts,
Sccicleb
Cornelius Items.
It is dangerous to cross the sireets now,
in thi.4 place. Your correspondent under
took the dangerous fiat the other day, and
barely escajfd alive. ITe was lassoed and
by the aid of Col. Cornelius warehouse
"block aud tackle" extricated.
"Scribbler', in a recent issue of the Ixde
tende!t mourns the fict tiut the "new
comers" are monopolizing the girls of Cor
nelius. Don't d spond "Scribbler." You
are young yet, and- -besides, he wore a rid
neck-tie and you didn't.
Hoodlums r re getting tnublesotne, here.
While Mr. Leathers, prcpiiitoi of the St.
Joseph, was attending lodge the other night, I
they converted the bar-room of the hotel in
to a temporary pandemonium, over
turned chairs, and deluged the lloor with
tobacco juice. Justice De Letts will prove
a damper to their hoollum'stic proclivities,
yet.
Dr. W. II. Parker our genial pedagogue,
deliver. d a lecture to a pacLi d houee .-f the
gender masculine last Monday night ; subject
"The Science of Health. '
Rev. Mr, Burliugame of Center ille,
prerci ' d tr e?: client discourse last Sunday
in this place, which contained many practi
cal truths. Some in reference to division
among church members, should not be ig
nored by those tj whom they lest apply.
A rumor is current hero, that W. II. Par
ker will start on a lecturing tour in the inter
est of the I. O. G. R. Mr. Parker is wt 11
qualified for the duty.
QriDlT,.rc.
Sabbath Ins'riicti.Mi at the (rove.
Dec. 20, 1875.
Mr. Editor: The Independent has of
ten spoken to the public of educational fa
cilities afforded in this county. Might it
not specially mention an influence which is
exerted along side of and with lcifV Uni
versity? I mean the Sabbat L instruction.
in both the churches. No femiorary iesi-
dent who has beard the preaching of Rev.
Messrs. Lllis and Elliott could lightly con
sider it. On last Sabbath the former gen
tleman eleborated. in a masterly way, the
benefits which flow from enthusiasm; His
text was: "Be fervent in spirit." In the
evening the discourse was a scries of valua-
ble lessons drawn from the nure life of Vice
President Wilson. This is just such sensi
ble prejicb.tyg as citizens and students value
and act rpon. Forest Grove is indeed.
hiyh'yufaicred. in School and Church privi
leges. . Veritas.
New Books, Pr f. J. W.- Marsh, Libra
rian of Pacific LmiU'icirj. sen us the.
following: P. U. Library has jasl receivee
Matzner's "Eng. Grammar," in three vols,
Christlieb's "Modern Doubt and Christian
Belief." The first will prove a standard
work, preferable for most purposes to Brown
or Latham. Tha second is a very fair and
profound discussion of its subject from a
philosophical stand point.
Last week A. H. Garrison went to work
in his field and hung his coat on the
partition fence between his farm and Mr.
Keffer's,. and one of Mr. Kcffer's colts
pulled down the coat and tore it up in more
pieces than you could shake a stick af in- a
week, And now Mr. Garrison proposes to
sue Mr, Keffer for dunages. Garrison has
presented himself with a brar-new coat.
Shot His Horse. Last Friday while
Walter Pomeroy was leading his horse and
traveling through the bruh near the Union
school house his coat in some way caught
and pulled up the hammer of his gun and
discharged it the ball entering his horse's
breast and killing it instantly.
DnowNED.-'-John McLin, step-son of Mr.
B. ScholfielcL well-known here, was drowned
last week. in the Luckiamute. Johnny was
well liked and has a 6core of friends here
who deplore his untimely death. The par
ents and relatives of the deceased have the
sympathies of the whole neighborhood.
Farm in ?t m Items.
December, 19,1873.
There are two bridges on what is known
as the River road from hero by Ing
ram's to Hillsboro which have no railing
and should be fixed before the county will
have to pay damages for some accident that
is likely to hricr to anv hrse or tean
passing over said bridges.
I understand that at a dance bej'ond
Bull Run on the mountain two yonng men
closed up the affair by trying to close tip
each ether's eyes. It was a delightful lit
tle knock-down and the claret run freely
One of the parties has a bran new mansard
roof built over his weather eye, and the oth
er fellow's proboscis is all awry comin'
thro' the rc.
Riverside Lodge No 3LO.G. R., held
their election last night and the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing f ,rm
and duly installed :
C It, J. R. rennett; D R.D J. Kindt; Sec,
Rachel Davis; WF S, W. MeKernan; W T;
Willie Steward; W O G, John Mc Mahon
W C, A. N. Davis; P C R; 7ibu Larue.
There are a great many in this neighbor
hood aud on the mountain who propose to
subscribe for the Independent.
The fat turkeys aud yellow legged chick
ens begin te s y their prayers in this vicini
ty. The giod people here generally make
it decidedlyj unhealthy for that sort of vict
uals during the Holidays.
Vt'LCAN.
Mountain Side ltoni:
December, 14th, 1875.
Ihavobeen silent for some time hoping
that "D" would give you the particulars
from this ueighlnnhood but as she has
failed to do so, I will send you a few lines.
The reason I did not send my name and ad
dress with my last items was that I supposed
gentling them with my first letter of items
would be sufficient but as that was not satis"
factory I will do belter hereafter.
Immigrants are coming continually from
E astern Oregon and other parts of the State
aub some direct from Germany. One Ger
man has bought a piece of laud near Coly's
mill and report says ho has i i ought $00,000
with him. This perhaps is too good to be
true, if so he is just the kind of settler wo
need. This man reports 3D more families
coming. Should they settle with us it
would be quite a help to Cedarville precinct
I will send you herewith some Iowa pa
pers and hope you may find something in
them that will be interesting. I am well
pledsed with the improvements on the In
dependent and hope it will continue to im
prove until it reaches the rank of first-t-kiss,
Christm n II in Uome lamp non-explosive,
putty toys, motto-candies, nice
stationery of best quality and latest tyle,
pocket-knives keen as razors and awful
ch:-ap, durable Jorocco purses that oih ii
cn lKth sides with one clasp handsome and
good for both si xes, th l)est oils and medi
cines and the oidy drugs in the maiket, at
Dr. Bailey's drug store in Hillsboro. Jake
Anderson is there and will sell you anything
for cash or jawloiie,he does not rare which,
provided you allow him to handle the jaw
bone himself.
' Bell for Licey's SruooL Hocse. The
bell at the old Court housf in this place was
sold by the owner L. Patterson, to the Li
cey Sehool house this week and was pulled i
down and removed by Mr. Ben Scholtield
and Mr. Licey on Monday. There geiitle
van nt to hear a school bell in their
ueighliorhood, and do not propose if they
do live in the country to be Ik hind the
times.
In Forty-eTgId hours a eonh may become
dangerous; but within that tin: e any cough
can be cuiet: by the use of II i.e's Honey
OF HoliEUOL'ND AND Tar. Sold bv all drug-
glstS.
Pike's Tothache Drops cure in one
minute. "
W. D. Hoxter of the Grove has just
brought on u fresh supply of fancy articles
for Christmas presents. Stej in and see
his splendid lamps, vases, pcrce'ain ware
toys, etc , ' tc.
.Joseph ( aston gave us a -friendly call
this week. He plowed four acres in three
days last week and so is initiated into one of
the more sultstantial mysteries of the grange.
MARRIED : .
At the repidei ce of the bride s father on
the 15tl f Dcci-iiiImt. 175. by It. A, Car
penter J. 'P.. Mr. John Withycomb to Miss
Annnlena, eldest daughter of William Wil
hV.ms, late of Penlan Machynllth, North
Wales, Englaud all of Washington County.
J. R. PORTER'S
25,000
7 FEUIT TREES,
SHRUBS and PLANTS.
Also a line assortment of
ORSA3IENTAL TREES,
FLOWERINK SHRUBS,
PLANTS, BULBS and SEEDS
For sale at J. R PORTER'S NUR
SERY 2 iniif s N- E of Forest "rove-
novlm3
Wm- Pfunder,
APOTHECARY AND CHEMIST,
A nken v Nw Market Theatre Block,
Cor. of First Jc Ash Streets, Portland, Or.
declmG.
Notice.
OWING TO AN UNFORSEEN CTR
cumstance I ill be indefinitely de
tained in Hillsboro and any of my friends
wishing my services while remaining here
will find me at my place of business as
usual. JOHN VITE, M. D.
n2olf
IIIILSRORO IliGIT SCHOOL.
The Winter session will commence MON
DAY, Dec. Cth, 1S75, for a term of twelve
weeks.
Tuitien $5 00
D. M. C. GATJLT..
dec2ml Principal.
Sheriffs Sal-.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for Washington County, in
favor of R. Rob rts and against G. W. De
bord for the cum of $16 in U. S. coin and
20.50 costs, and to me directed' nud de
livered on tho 2lth day of Nov. 1&75, com
manding me to satisfy Bai l writ by levy and
c.le o! the property of said defendant, and
for wa'it of personal property, I have levied
upon all the right, title and interest that
said Deft, had at any time since the
21th day of November 1872 or now
has in and to the following described
tracts or parcels of real estate to-wit:
Commencing at a point where the Base line
road crosses the east boundary line of the
town of Cornelius, in Washington County,
Oregon; thence South on said lina to the
North boundary line of the right of wayjof the
O. C. R. Road; thence East along said line
of right of way one .hundred aw?
fifty feet, thence North to the Banc lire
road; thence West cue hundred aud fifty
feet to place of beginring. Also have levied
on the following tiact: Commencing on the
Northern boundary lino of right of way of
the O. C. R. R. two hundred and fifty feet
East from where said line crosses the East
line of the Town of Cornelius; thence North
to the Base line road; thence .East to the
East line of tho Donation Land Claim of B.
Q. Tucker; thence South to the north
boundary of the right of way of the O. C.
R. R.; thence West along siud right of Wfy
to the place of beginning' in T. 1 K.,
P. '3 W. in Washington County,
Oregon. The above tract is subject to a
mortgage held by James Imbrie for oue
hundred dolWs. Aud on Saturday the 22d
day of January, 1x70, at tho hour of One
o'clock P. M. at the Court II iH3 door in
Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, I
will sell all of the above described
premises nt Public Auction tc the
highest bidder for cash U. S. coin in baud,
to satisfy said execution and accruing costs.
C. T. TOZIER, Sheriff
d!5wl Washington County Oregon.
LAND FOR SALE!
rjiiifc UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE
JL several Farms and a large amount of first
class, unimproved land, lying in Washing
ton County, Oregon.
Immigrants and others
desiring to purchase
would do well to pi'v
me a call.
Now is the tims t?
secure comfortable
homes on easy
terms.
TIIOS. D. II U3I PI I UK VS.
IIiLLstoiio, June 23th, 1S75. jl yl-tf
YOUNG MEN
Who miy be be suffering from the effect
of youthful follies or indiscretion, will d
well to aivail themselves of this, the great
est boon ever laid at the altar of sufferiuj
hnmanity. IMS. SPIN.NKY will guaraii j
tee to forfeit :?") for every ease of semi J
nal Weakness, or private disease of any
kiii't or chaiacier vnioh he undertake
and fails to cure. He would, therefon
say to the unfortunate sulierer who max
on dar.gerous ground when you longei
! delay in seeking the proper remedy fo
I your complaint, l ou may lx in the firm
I iirtt stage; remember you are approach
.ing to last. If you are dering upon tin
last, and are suffering some or all of ib
ill effects, remember that if you presist it
-procrastination, the time must come whei.
'the most skillful physician can render yon
assistance; when L-e dixr of hope wili
: be closed against you; when no angel of
n.ercy can bring you r !i.f. In no cas
hhas the Doctor failed cf success. Then
. let nit despair v crk vpnii yo.ir imagina
tion, but avail y..ii imagination, but avail
jvourself of the beneficial results of hi
treatment 1m fore your rase is beyond tin
i reach of medical skill, or Itefo'e grim
jdeath hurries you to a premnture grave,
full course cf treatment !?2.(M). Send
f money by Post Olhce crder or Express
rwitn lull description ol case. "
Call. orAd.lress. Dr A. B SPINNEY-
No. 11 Kearney Street, San Prancibcc.
LOOK HERE ! !
If you
want o n xri li i n
.......
in the Grocery line, from
a barrel of Sugar down to a Nut Meg;
LOOK HERE!
NUTS,
CANDIES,
OYSTERS,
CRACKERS,
CANNED FRUITS,
Or anything kept in a First-Class Gro
cery Store. Call at the Post Office
and get them cheaper than ever
1 Mean Business.
Mary A. Brown.
Per Day at home. Terms
STIX-
sex & co., Portland. Maine.
DOCTOR R. PRYCE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Omor Arz Rrsirrrcr, - . FAitMrwoToy.
AFTER A QUARTER OF A
CENTURY THE
DR. J. C. YOUNG
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
still oilers to the afflicted absolute cure in
all cases of 1
.SEMINAL WEAKNESS-
The preservation of health and life is de
pendent upon tho proper condition of the
proereative functions aud ny weakness or
cause of weakness of the generative organs
or their uses is a direct attack upon the
gtneral health as well as a sure destruction
if not properly cured of the organs that
are the pride of one sex and the blessing of
the ether. In Yoctu is laid tho foundation
of much of the misery of after year by the
indulgence of the most DsTnccTtv? of
habits urn Li iff life a curse and spreading
weakness and ruin amona mankind, for '
is a well known fact that the indubjenee In
svlitary vice, even in the slightest degree,
jltntn need of tcwiwus in the system that
iruus to a harvest of disease, narrow and ultame
in after yearn.
Young Man
f you c-xpeiience any weakness you shou'd
not delay, for a day may imperil your health
if r.ot your life. In all forms of Weakness
aud Premature Decay a Cure is Ouranteed
by the Doctor to the Young, Middle-aged or
Old, without Exposure or Jlinderance from
ltusiness. The Remedies are purely vege
table and of a naturo that .leaves t o taiut
behind. Ousehvk the symptoms and hasten
to check the course of the complaint, if you
experience any of them nbhtty dijtarf a,
slUht disc.hariji fi at t-ther times, tremblinj, anx
iety, foryetfulluesH, confusion, jxjin in back,
limbs or binly, forebfalii.ijs, bi;e;.fion, timidi
ty, aversion to toci'Ay, loss of jioirer, traiit oi
control, variable tetujjer.attai'ks of sick ness ak in
to biliousness, deposits in urine, irreyular boa;,
ils, ttc, ttc.
TERRIBLE P0ISI0NS.
Among the most subtle and virulent of
IKiisons in the human blood is that arising
from Veneral Taiut often breaking out, af
ter years of apparent cure, in hideous sores
Ion various parts of the body. Its great
danger lies in the fact that it is given to the
in locent partner or to the unborn child
without showing in . the person originally
contracting it. ' v1
THE rSF CF MERCURY
only aids in this terrible deception by dry
ing it upon tho surface and driving it buck
into the blood. All Vexerkal Posion is a
BLOOD rosiON AND CAN COMMUNICATED IN
the blood and the only certainty of pieven
tion of transmission is in the positive cures
of the re form treatment practiced at the Dr.
J. C. Young Medical Institute, comprehen
sive, scientific and thorough, having re
ceived endorsements as the best of all mod
ern practice. Recent cases cured in a few
days and chronic cases with remarkable
rapidity. Our tts of the presence of the
Taint in the blootl are never failbnj.
TO FFMALES-
There are no class of complaints that so
enlist the sympathies of the medical mind
or so command its gravest thought and
study as those that afflict women. Tho
Doctor after years of patient investigation
and treatment is enabled to assure them
rapid and thorough cures in all the com
plaints incident to the sex. The weae can
IIOI'E FOB STKKXOTIl AND THE KUFFEItfNO FOB
" LIEF AND CURE.
Those who require personal supervision
th Doctor can furnish with appartmcnts
with careful and skillful nurses where unre
mitted attention aud con stunt care give ev
ery assmuuee of rapid and permanent cures
The Institute is supplied with a
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
where patients v ill receive the treatment eo
essential in such cases.
CURED AT HOME.
Correspondence, The great difficulty many
sick find is the trouble of visiting thi city,
often incurring an expenso far exceeding
; tl e cost of treatment. This exjK-nse can
be avoided by writing to the Doctor, giving
in your own way, the symptoms of your
; troubles or complaint. Cures guaranteed
i the same as by personal visit. All
' communications strictly confidential, all let-
tern either returned or destroyed.
I Iff The Jtoi'tor ean be relied vpon in all
easis rejii'rimj Confidence and Secrecy. J If
; pose, ronfidence in him, all you tf ho tniffir or
are in distress, lie trill speedily relieve and
' cure you. Addrean
iSEAJ. t . JUSSELYJN. JO.' D
GIH Sacramento Street
Rox 735J dec3yl San Francisco Cul
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
..P. Am 1IAIIXY) M. VI3.
Phy liclan, Surgeon and Arroucheur.
HIILSBOR0. - -
- OREGON
OFFICE at the Drug Store.
RESIDENCE Three Rlocks South' of
Drugstore. nlryl
WILSON UOUXIIY, 31. D.
Phjiclan and Surgeon,
FOREST (JltOVr, .... GREUOX.
OFFICE At his Residence, West of
Johnson's Planing Mills. nl'Jily
T. II. IIANDLKV,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
, AT LAW,
OFFICE -In the Court House, Hillsboro,
Oregon.
myl3-tf
C. A. BALL.
RALEIGH STOTT.
BALL & STOTT,
A T T O R N E Y S - A T - L A W,
rATRXTS OBTAINED.
Kb. G Dekum's Rloek,
PORTLAND, OREGON. n8 ly
I3US CATLrV. . KIXI
Catltn & Killin,
I TTORNEYS A ND CO UNSELOU
AT LAW.
Dekum's Building, First Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
THOMAS H. TONGUE.
Attorney .at -Law,
tlilLsboro, Washington County, Oregon.
TUOS. D. IIUJ1PHREYS.
XO TAJiVr UJILIC and COX VEYAXCElt
LEGAL paper drnwn and collections
made. Business entrusted td his caro at
ended to promptly.
OFFICE VftwConxt House c3u1
JAMES WITHYC0MBE,
Veterinary Surgeon,
HILLSBORO, .... OREGON.
CPInnnnary Kept for Horses. $15 per
month will bo the charge for any ordinary
cts. apr&tf
NEW ADVERTISEMNTS.
ST
JEV7 DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET. HILLSBORO.
Keeps constantly on hand
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. DRUGS
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS
. . .A LARGE ASSORTMENT OE. . , '.
FatcntMcdLlolncs
TOILET ARTICLE
SOAPS, SPONGES, PERFUMERY
lie. dv. tf(
Also a well selected stock of
4J
CIUARH ami TOI1ACCOS.
Fure WINES and LIQUORS, for
Medicinal purposes only.
Glass cut to any size . desired
Prescrijitions carefully cemperunded and all
medicines warranted yeuulne
USTOMERS WISHING ANY
thin in my lino will find any and all arti
cles usually found in liit class Drug Stores,
and for sale LOW for cab.
Kahn & Freidenrich.
Have jut rerlve! a large anil
elegant stock of the very latent Styles
of Ladies Dress Goods, Hats, Shoes, Hosiery
etc. Also a tine lot of clothing and every
thing else to complete a gent's tdtiro. Gro
ceries Crockery, Hardware, Notions.Tobac
co and Cigars, and many more ictars too nu
merous to mention. Prices ,o suit everybody.
KAHN A FREIDENRICH, Hillsboro
A. H IN MAN
Has the largest stock of goods In the Grove,
Consisting of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS,
F. 1 NC Y A U TIC LES, etc.
Family Groceries nnd Fret Mens,
RAJIDWAUE, CJIOCKEUY de., etc.
PRICES LOW an the LOWEST
A. 1IIN3IAN,
Forest Grov Or. Nov. 7, 1S73 43ny :1
I. L. BMITIf.
i:V. liUXTON.
SMITH & BUXTON
Ma ii it fact rem ami Dealer
IN
FUHKTITUXI
Keep constantly on hnnd and make to
order ull kinds of FURNITURE.
FORE.ST GROV OREGON.
JUST OPENED !
AT A. t.. 40IINSOVS FI'RNITITRE
ROOM, the bent xtockof furniture ever
offered to the people of Washington county:
- - -. - r. - .
tables extension and drop leaf, bureaus,
center tables plain and marble top, nafes;
wall brackets in black walnut, (very nice),
mirrors, pictures, frames nud mouldings;
also wall paper, window curtains, .hades
and fixtures; ulso carpets, tapestry, oil'
cloth, matting, ruggs, 4(c, dr.- Also Baby
carriages, (superior styles), Baseballs and -Batts,
Croquet sets aiid fancy articles.
it it.: i i . i ; : .
J til 111 II 111, II It'll 111 n i J LI I F-
r-lobiterrug. Repairing; gilding and varnish-
ing Vioi.e to older Call and see for your
selves. Sales Room on Pine-st. Bet. Elm
and Walnut. A. L. JOHNSON,
Forest Grove, July 20, 75, Proprietor
jlyW-tf
Grove Meat Market.
Grocery and Vegetable Store.
Ri) wiLI'VJmvi"e fc1?"1
M TT the Forest Grove
meat market and vegetable fcloro uskn for a .
continuance of Grove patronage, Yakima
Reef, fat and juiey.groeeries and vegetables,
ine cnenvesi aim uesi mine luariccnor saio
jiyif.
A3 rz F7ohrrT
ISemed v in lYrformlmr Wonderful Ciiron.
fTIHIS NEW MEDICINE IS PURE
JL ly vegetable and is harmless to the
most delicate constil jtiou. It isso mild and
I.leasant to the taste that children cry for it.
t has produced some remarkable cures in
Asthma and RrnDchjti; nnd for measles,
n hooping-cough, roup tve. It is uneqnaled.
Prepared only by MRS. L. ROHER, Mon-,
mouth. ' '
For sale be DP RAILEY, Hillsboro, and
by II. O. PYDE, IHlley. seplCtf
Notice of Final Settlement.
JOriCE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT
il . the undersigned has this day filed in
the County Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County, his final account as
Administrator of the estato of R. P. Raker,
deceased, und that Thursday tho 13th day
of January, 17(5. nt the hour of 10 o'clock
a. M of said day has been appointed by the
Court for the hearing of said account.
ISAAC CHRISMAN, "
decOwl Administrator.
Estray Notice.
STRAYED FROM MY PLACE t--
li miles north of Rcedsvillo a
sorrel filly with a white strip in the forehead
and oue white hind foot and a vear and A
half old. Any person who will nend m
word of her wherealwuts or briug her to mo
at my farm will bo liberally rewarded..
HANS RASMUSEN.
Refdrille, Not. 23, 1975. n25w4