THE INDEPENDENT.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
REV. J. F. ELLIS will preach every
Sunday in the Congregational church at
Forest Grove, at 11 a. m.
DR. O. H. ATKINSON' of Portland will
preaeh at the M. E. Church in this place ev
ery 5th Sunday in the month, at 11 a. m.
Rev. (J "W Richardson of the Christian
church preaches the 2d Sabbath and the
ftatuiday before in each month, at Harris
13 ridge at 11 a. m.
Rkv. D. Esos of the United Brethren
church preaches at Hillstoroin the Christian
church every 3d Sabbath in each month at
11 a. in.
REV. CHAS. SHEFHARD will preach on
the 1st Sabbath in each month at Columbia
Aeadeny. 11 A. M.;Oa!t drove, 2 1-2 P.M.
2nd Sabbath in each month at Hillsboro 11
A. Al.; Licey S. II. 2 12 P. M.; Hillsbo
ro 7 12 P. M. 3rd Sabbath in each
tnonth at the Baptist Church 11 A. M.;
Reedville, 2 1-2 P. M.; Hillsboro 7 1-2
P. M. 4th Hillsbor 11 A. M.; Center
Till 2 1-2 P. M.; IIillslK.ro 7 1-2 P. M.
Prayer mating every Thursday niglit 7
1 2 at Hillsboro. Children's meeting
at 2 P.M. Saturday.
BREVmEsT '
Huntsman, spare that grouse.
Carpet warps $2 a bunch at the
Post Office.
A tramp in town last week a deccayed
print."
Legal Tenders in Portland buy
ing 88; selling 89.
Hail shower Sunday morning
Hail! gentle Spring.
There is some talk of organizing a
brass band in Hillsboro.
Mrs. W. D. Pittenger has taken
a severe cold on her lungs.
John Lemon went up to Scio this
week where has some relatives.
Tne Olencoe has 3 ball club propose to
organize for the summer's campaign soon.
Mr. A. H. Garrison has plowed
one hundred acres for sumuior-fai-.low.
Silver goiug up half dollars in
San Francisco discounted at G ft,
7j per cent.
rrL. n l - i
Samuel Hughes, of Forest Grove,
a Notary Public.
Mr. Gibson is going to build n
dwelling on his lots this summer.
He is fencing the ground now,
"Make hay while the sun shines,'
is6 what a Hillsboro bachelor said
when he went a "sparking" the other
night.
D. U. Gosnoy, our gun-smith, is
building a sho) on his prcmises for
Lis own use.
Th wfKt4tilt train ilitfdinil tlm fen
der and several cars near Cornelius
Monday morning.
Independent primaries, Saturday
of this week. Republican prima
ries, Wednesday of nest week.
Next Sunday is Easter. The hens
and local merchants are actively en
gaged iu bearing and bulling the egg
market.
Mr. Amnion Knighton, eighty
nine years of age, who lives on Gale's
creek, has gone to visit a son-in-law
at Tangent.
Raleigh Stott of Portlaud was in
town last week, and Mr. Hughes, au
otoer Portlaud attorney, was here
this week.
Mat Bledsoe, who was well known
over the noithwcst coast, was shot
and killed a few weeks ago at a sa
loon in Prescott, Arizona.
V7. D. Pittenger at the Postoffice
has just brought on a supply of
school book's and stationery. Give
him a call before going elsewhere.
The publio school began in this place
Monday with D. M. C. Gault as principal
and Miss Lydia Humphreys of Portland
and Miss Mildred Woods of this place as
assistants, and with a fair attendance.
D. P. Trullinger has been award
ed the contract of repairing or re
building the' bridge accross the
Yamhill river at McMinnville. His
bid was $1,975.
The Hillsboro women have the rag
carpet mania now. It would be ad
visable for the men to keep a sharp
Jookout for their Sunday clothes
about this time.
The humorous "Toots," after a
short rest, gives us an interesting
epistle this week. Also a new cor
espondent at the Grove, "Saul,"
sends us a lot of first-rate items writ
ten in real reportorial style.
Two of our prominent citizends ha
& little "onpleasaiitnesa" the other
day. Charley Laughlin was the on
ly one that got hurt, having re
peiyad a furious punch ia the short
ribs while acting as peace-make.
Vhat is this sinful generation
ocming to,? There was the Credit
Mobilier, the Back Pay Grab,
"crooked whiskey, Babcock and
and Belknap and here is Pittenger
with corsets for ghcrkiu bottles J
Beaverton liems:
April 11th, 1876.
Farming and and gardening have just
fairly begun in in this section.
Crystal Lodge I. O. G. T., is in a flourish
ing condition and is receiving a large in
crease of membership.
The Beaverdam land in this vicinity has
been overflowed ten times during the past
winter. Usually the water overflows the
ditches but two or three times.
We note the appearance of the office seek
ers in our midst, their greetings with friends
are very cordial and bland which indicates
that the June election is near at hand.
And the annual school meeting in Dist.
18 McKay school house a full board of Di
rectors was elected viz: Jas. McKay, T. II.
Denney and L. II. Nichols. L. M. Nichols
was elected Clerk voted to levy a tax on
the district with publio money enough to
support a sixjwonths' school.
The annual school meeting of District No.
48 held at the Beaverton school house, was
well attended by the legal voters, and con
siderable intest was manifested in educa
tional matters. A. Z. Hall was elected a
Director and Wm. Tucker, Clerk. The
meeting voted to levy a tax of !?2(J0on the
the Districts, which with public money will
support a niue months' school.
Axon.
Washington County Democratic Mass
Convention.
A Democratic Mass Convention
is hereby called to convene in the
District school houso in the town of
Hillsboro, "Washington county, Or
egon, on Sat. the 22nd of April,
187G, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the se
lection of four delegates from this
county to the Democratic State Con
vention, and for the transaction tf
such other business as may be
deemed advisable. Also that the
Democratic voters of Washington
county be and they are hereby re
spectfully urged to attend this Con
vention. J. E. Chexette.
Chr'mn Central County Com.
What two Leap-Years Did.
Elsewhere is the marriage notice of Mr.
Stone, Sheriff of Cowlitz county, W. T.,
and Miss Galbreath of Tualatin of this
county. This young lady captured and
softened this heart of Stone in Leap-year
four years ago, and if two Leap-years' tear
droppings with a sweet Gals'brcath would
not melt a stony gizzard we would like to
know what could. Ah! the Webfoot maid
ens can just naturally knock the socks off of
them clam gals way up on the Sound. We
wonder if the people of Cowlitz county are
all so cowardly that ho had t come to
Oregon to get a Deputy? They were mar
ried at Sheriff Tozier's place and several
friends were invited in to see the knot tied,
and the evening passed merrily. Next mor
ning the happy pair started for their home
in Cowlitz countv.
Lecture W. Lair Hill,
Editor of the On-gonian, will deliv
er his lecture, "Fivo Hundred Years
of Civil War," at the M. E. Church on
Sat. evening of this week. Admis
sion free to all. The lecture will be
a real historical and philosophical
treat, and no one should fail to be
there. Music has been provided for
the occasion, and altogether the oc
casion promises to be most enjoy
able. Farming.
The farmers are nil busy now plowing and
seeding, rain or shine. If reasonably favor
able weather holds they will get in about the
usual mount of gram. Ths farmers in this
county do not generally get in their spring
crops before the middle of May. They con
side" the newspaper prognostications about
short crops premature. If April should be
a very wet month then the chances for short
crops will be two to one.
-
Those Resolutions.
The Middleton Resolutions in an
other column are sent to us bj' Mr.
Winter as an advertisement, and for
which he pays the regular rite.
We know nothing about the facts in
the case and would not be respon
sible for the rellections on Mr. Ty
son. Died.
The Yamhill Iiportrr states that
Mrs. Brown, wife of M. R. Brown
who formerly lived at Forest
Grove, died on the night of the 4th
instant after an illness of eightweeks.
She leaves an infant of that age, and
a husband and little son to mourn
her untimelv death.
Odd Fellow's Excursion.
The Odd Fellows of this county
are making arrangements for a Rail
road excursion to St. Jo on their next
Anniversary, April 26th. They ex
pect to have a specialtrain at half-
fave rates, and will invite everybody.
Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge of the Golden
Rule meets in Hillsboro to-raorrow
evening at their Hall in this place
There are three lodges of this Order
in the county each of which will be
entitled to three delegates.
Can Prove It.
We can prove the statement we
made last week about the nail swin
dle at Portland to the Btv' entire
satifaction if the editor of that paper
will take the trouble to coiuo out
here.
A Square.
For the information of advertisers
we will state again that a square in
advertising space is an inch or less
up or down these columns
COUNTY COURT Archbold I.
IX PROBATE.
Estate of Jas. Reed, petition for order to
carry out contract of sale of real estate; pe
tition granted.
Estate of P. A. Barrett, petition to sell
real estate; petition granted.
Estate of John H. McFee, petition to sell
personal property at private sale jgranted.
Isaac AUer vs. J. J. Rrugger, action on
account; continued to Monday the 17th of
April lS7f.
Estate of Theodore Gould, final settle
ment; continued to April 18, 1S76.
COMMISSIONERS COCRT.
In the matter of locati on of road on peti
tition of Ililman and others; road estab
lished.
In the matter of location of road on pe
tition of P. K. Ennes and others; road es
tablished. In the matter of petition to vacate a part
of the Miller ferry road; petition dismissed.
In the matt-r of the location of a road on
the petiou of W. S. Ingles and others; road
establshed.
Petition of W. R. Jackson, administrator
of the estate of Ilyer Jaekson dee'd ask
ing that some suitable person be appointed
to examine the the Treasurer's books and
notes in the irreducible school fund and re
port the balance due on same. A Luelliug
appointed, with instructions to report at
next term of this court.
Road dist. No. 20 changed on petition of
Ilenry Buxton and others.
Road dist No. 9 changed on petition of
Nichols and others.
In the matter of application for aid from
county to build a bridge accross Ash creek
where the sa i e is crossed by the county
road from Harris' Bridge to Portland; Thos.
Tucker appointed superintendent to let the
building of said Bridge and to receive the
same and to contract for the necessary lum
ber at not more than J per M. delivered.
In the matte r of aid to Mrs. Abgail Lin
scott on petition of John Cooprr and Elias
Smith; John Cooper apiointed agent to ex
pend amount appropriated, and an order
drawn on Treasurer 10 for balance of
present month, and that thereafter an order
drawn for each and every month until
further ordered by the court.
Application of David Campbell supervi
sor of dit No. 7 for lumber to cover bridge
on the road to Harris' Ferry to Lafayette;
application allowed.
Thos. D. Humphreys, superintendent for
the erection of a bridge accross Dairy creek
on base line; road authorized, contract for
lumber for same at not more than $'J per
M. delivered.
The following orders were drawn for the
month of March:
Assessing and col. Ilcv $130 31
Bridge 2 OO
County Court l,f.."
Co. Commissioners 15 Wj
Co. Judge's salary 12", 09
Co. Treasurer 7 00
Co. Supt. ' 4.", 00
Fuel 17."
Roads lir8.r,
Paupers 120 42
State Cases 21 0."
Stationery .. C 50
Total ?G74 3o'
Riverside Items:
In this p:irt of the county the far
mers are busy plowing whenever the
land is dry enough.
With the exception of a few cases
of the mumps, the general health of
the people is good.
Mr. J. It. Bennett of this neigh
borhood is making a croquet ground
'iOxGO feet and he Ia leveling it with
a whecl-barrow and a spade, instead
of a "spirit level," a3 they are till
Golden Killers and do not use spirits
of any kind.
The I. O. G. R. at this place is
in a nourishing condition, as the
weather gets better more interest
is manifested. At the last two
meetings there have been initiations.
Dexter is a fast horse but he cannot
trot fast enough to beat the Golden
llulcrs. All people should encour
age every effort in so good a cause,
let it be ever so little.
H.
A Good Teacher Takes a Rest.
Cotinemcs, Ogn, April Hth, 187C.
To all whom it may concern :
This is to certity that the bearer, W. H.
Parker, has taught school in this district
one year, ond has give n universal satisfac
tion. And we the undersigned Directors
take pleasure iu recommending him us a
tirst-clasr. teacher.
T.R.Cornelius,)
John Nestor Directors.
R. W. McXutt. )
Mr. Parker has concluded to take a rest
from teaching during the Spring season,
and that the people of the county may
not misunderstand "him we publish the
above excellent recommendation from the
Directors of the Cornelius public scnool,
where he has been teaching for the past
year. We know nothing experimentally
about Mr. Parker's Fueeess as a teacher, but
we do know that he has given general satis
faction wherever he has taught in this coun
ty and that is about as good a recommenda
tion as a teacher or the public could ask.
North Yamhill Items.
April 8, 1876.
Yamhill is still improving. It has
8 dwelling houses, 2 blacksmith
shops, 2 stores and 1 boot shop.
Mr. Dunn, the proprietor of the
boarding house, came near getting his
house burned up by the turning over
of a kerosene lamp.
Grain looks well in this part ex
cept in places where the worms
work.
The North Yamliill school district
has got its contrary spell and it is
about to split.
Tootir.
Forest Grove Items. j
April 10, 187G.
We had considerable sport last
Saturday evening at the Good Temp
lars Hall, over a bean supper got up
by some of the lady members of the
Lodge. On April Fool's day some
of the girls expecting to have some
fun with the boys, got a lot of beans
which they artistically wrapped up
in little paper parcels resembling
candy packages. Of course a great
many were fooled and James Martin
moved that a bean supper be had
next Saturday., The motion carried,
a committee of young ladies was ap
pointed, and sure enough the beans
were served in style. One mess
however, contained a largo quantity
of pepper which made the boys spit
very freely. The Lodge wa full.
The boys carried their spoons. One
had a frying-pan and a butcher
knife. After supper the Lodge
marched to the church and dished out
beans to the choir, which created quite a
sensation. (The beans were well pep
pered.) This is the first bean supper we
have had for a long time. The boys used to
have bean suppers among themselves. But
the girls are more liberal. They deserve
much credit for reviving this ancient Grove
custom in an improved form.
Jerome Porter has just returned from
East of the mountains. lie bought ooO
head of cattle at $5 a head, also 40 head of
horses. He brought down 16 colts. The
price of beef cattle is advancing and a lively
trade is expected this year.
Three more arrivals from Holland at the
Black place, mostly infantry (3 babies.)
The equinoctial has set in for another
season.
Hoxter has received a largo invoice of
clothing from San Francisco consisting of
long, medium and short tailed coats, with
vests pants and shirts to correspond.
There were several musical parties here
last week. The players are. S. Harris,
Leubo, Hampton, on the violin; Chas. Cor
nelius, bass viol; Johnson, triangle; Prof.
Johnson, guitar. Several young ladies per
formed at the piano. The meetings were
very pleasant.
I took a trip to Cornelius last weik. It
ooks rather dull in the suburbs but in the
heart of the city it is lively. I saw some
of the merchants trading with each other
such articles as egg boxes and old sugar
burn Is, and they did not think it anything
more than common.
Politicians are making their appearance.
The rains have drowned out some of the
gophers. It makes them go for their holes.
Trof. Collier offers to sell out.
Mr. Shipley has plowed 1"0 acres this
Spring on the Smith farm pretty good for
rainy weather.
A Senjiotsite went to a Portland restau
rant recently and called for young thicken.
When served he eyed the craytl ur very
calmly for a while. Then he called the
waiter ami said, 'See here, waiter, I would
like to exchange this dish. There are not
quite enough feathers to make a bed and
hardly enough chicken. I want to either
swap this chicken for more feathers, or
more chickens, I don't care a darn which."
Toots.
Middleton Resolutions.
April 4th, 187C.
EitiTon Inokplniient: Our annual
school meeting passed olf quietly
without a fight nor ver' much loud
talk. The reort of the Clerk was
unanimously adopted, and in appre
ciation of his former service, was
elected for a third term. The meet
ing passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, that part of the law which per
tains to the levying and collecting of school
tax on real estate in school districts is very
defective; therefore,
I2'4i-trl, that that part of the school law
wich pertains to the collecting of school tax
on real estate in School District No. 22 is a
fiiree, and should be abolished.
licsolved, that the jpowit of school dis
tricts is vested in a majority vote of the le
gal voters of each district, and that the di
rectors have only power as delegated to them
by such majority vote.
Iks Ived, that we, the legal voters of Dis
trict No. 22, sustain the Clerk of this Dis
trict with regard to the It. H. Tyson order,
as said order was obtained by misreprsent
ing the facts.
J. D. MOBRISSON, Chairman.
JOHN WINTER, Secretary.
The above resolutions were or
dered published. J. Winter.
aprl3tl
Call for Primaries.
At a meeting of the Washington County
Independent Central Committee, held at
Hillsboro on Wednesday March 20th, 1H76.
the following named persons were appoint
ed to act as Committeemen in the several
Precincts as follows, to wit:
liutte It. A. Carpenter
Beaver Dam J. Q. A. Young
Cedar Creek J. T. Rowtll
Cornell us J . DeLet ts
Ceiitrevilh Jesse Cornelius
Dairy Creek Wm. M. Stephens
Forest Grove Thos. Roe
Hillsboro Peter Doscow
South Tualatin W. Whitmore
Wapato V. II. II. Myers
And the independent voters are hereby
respectfully requested to meet at the usual
places of voting in said precincts, on Satur
day, the "ith, day of April, 1876, at 1 o
clock 1. M. .for the purpose of decting
di legates to a County Convention to le held
at Hillsloro on Saturday the 22d day of
April, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. M. , for the
puriose of nominating a Legislative and
County Ticket, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before it.
And the respective precincts are entitled
to the following representation, to wit:
JUitte. 6; Ueaver Dam. 4; Cedar Creek,4;
Lornelius,2; Wanato,2; Centreville,3; Dai
ry Creek,"; South Tualatin,3; Uillaboro, 11;
iorest Grove, IU.
A. Luelling.
II. Buxton. r Com
G. S. Campbell.)
apr!3
The Spring Crop of Coughs and Cold is
heavy, nnd will ripen into a terrible harvest
oi disease and death, unless rooted out with
the Standard Antidote, Uaxk's Honey or
liOREHOCND AXD TAB.
Tike's Toothache Drop core in one min-
I ute.
Forest Grove News:
April 10, 187C.
Editor Independent: Inasmuch
as as it appears that "Toots" has
tooted his horn for the last time, I
thought I would send you a few
items from the classic shades of For
est Grove.
The annual school meeting wa3
largely attended by our citizens.
The rate bill of 1873, whereby one
dollar per scholar was imposed a
tuition on all attending was repealed.
We will now have a free public
school as it should be. A. Lee was
elected Director and S. Hughes,
Clerk.
At the sh pof A. Lee in the south
ern part of town may bo seen a ma
chine which for mechanical skill and
ingenuity is a novelty. It consists
of a punch, shears and upset, all
combined in one. It cuts or punch
es cold iron one-half inch thick with
perfect ease, and operates on an up
set for wagon tire, or bar iron,
equally as well. Mr. Leo does not
claim to have originated the princi
ple involved, but does claim the
combination of levers by which the
power is applied.
The District School opened on
the 10th instant with full attend
ance. J. K. IJailey is principal
and Miss Ella Scott assistant.
Farmers all at work in earnest.
S. M. Harris has invented an ap
paratus by which the straw, trash
and roots are cleared from the
throat of he plow. Stevo thinks he
has struck it patent applied for.
Mr. Galbraith, our attorney-at-law
has rented and moved into one of the
dwelling houses belonging to H. O.
Hyde.
L. C. Walker has just finished his
engagement as teacher at Amity and
has returned to the Grove.
Mrs. Grant, the popular dress ma
ker, has opened a shop opposite
Hinman's corner.
J. E. Furdin and wife transferred
their farm of 200 acres near Green
ville to Mr. Wrtson, late of Missouri.
Roads improving, but still mud
dy. Sail.
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's parents in i
North Yamhili. Sunday April joth. l.o.
by the llev. Thoniaa Coluloll, H. C. Licscr
and Miss Hay.
At the residence of Chus. T. Tozier in
Hillsboro on thet.'th inst. by Kihy Cave
Justice of the Peace, Mr. Jas. IJ. Stone
Sheriffof Cowlitz County. V. T. and Miss
Martha E. iall.reath of Tualatin, Washing
ton county, Oregon.
Home Produce Market.
Wheat. f bushel
(bit f bustiel
Flour, f barre-1
l'otatM'S, bushel
Eggs, fresh f do..
Butter, good fresh roll Tfc
Bacon, sides lb
Hay per ton
Apples per bushel
Beef per t'.
5 i
5 tM
5C0
Vt
13r.l5
'.2
7c in
x e w a dye mis i:y i exts.
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control, ivni'ibte kmitr,utlachs oj mcavkxk a km
to OMottsiivxs, deposits in urine, irnyular bow
TERRIBLE POISIONS.
Among the most subtle and virulent of
poisons in the human blood is that arising
from Vencral Taint often breaking out. al
ter years of apparent cure, in hideous sores
upon various parts of the loly. Its great
danger lie in the fact that it is given to the
innocent partner or to tho unborn child
without showing in the person originally
contractile.' it.
THE USE OF MERCURY
only aidsin this terrible deception by dry
ing it upon the surface and li i ving it buck
into the blood. A ix Ykneukai, I'owion Is a
UI.OOD l-OSION M CAN US COMMl'SJCATKD IX
the Bioi) and theonly certainly of pi even
tion of transmission is in the positive cures
of the rrform tri'itni' i'l practiced at the Dr.
J. C, Young Medical Institute, comprehen
sive, scientific and thorough, having re
ceived endorsements as the b ht of all mod
ern practice. lt cent eases cured iu a few
days and chronic cases with remarkable
rapidity. Our U-ts of the . -iracc of the,
TaiiU in the blood r' nt rtr fuiliny,
TO FEMALES. ,
There are no class of complaints that so
enlist the sympathies of the medical mind
or so command its gravest thought nnd
study as those that itlllict women. The
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. Tin: w r.xK cam
nor: roi; sti:;notji xsv tuv srri j.i.in ton
I;KI.IEF A'I CCRK.
Those who reijulre personal bUpcrvision
tho Doctor can furnish with uppartments
with careful and skillful nurses where unre.
mittcd atti nt ion and con staid care give ev
ery assurance of rapid and permanent cure
The Institute is supplied with a
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
where patient will receive the treatment ho
essential in nin-h east s.
CI RED AT HOME.
Correxpinvl'ife. '1 lie great diilicnlty many
sick find is the trouble of visiting tii citv,
often incurring an expense far exceeding
tl f cost of treatment. This expense can
Ikj avoided by writing to the Do.Hor, giving
in your own way, the symptom of your
troubles or complaint. Cure guaranteed
the same as by personal init. All
communications strictly confidential, all let
ters either returned or d--sirocd.
'fl,r i t'ir can be vl'fd nfion (a oil
f-IS'sriiJii'i in'J CoM lDKNCK AM) Su llKCV. V-
pose citufiji nee in him, (ill you ir ,o soji'tr or
are in dlstrts .. lie will siietdlly rrlicce and
cure '.. Address
BENJ. F, JOSSELYN. M- D-
;i Sacramento Street
I.ox 73 dc;iyl San Francisco Ca
JODIDr OF POTASS.
The best Itcautifierof thf Complexion now
in use. Cures I'imphs, Dojls, JUotchcs,
Uhcumatism nnd Mercurial l'aius. Sold
by all Druggists.
l'se Low's Concentrated Flavoring Ex
tract fcr Ice fu nm, Cakes, Ac
MASONIC
SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK.
No. (J POSTSTEET.
Masonic Temtie, - - Sav FtfAxctsco
Receive 'In 111 and Ordinary Deposit.
I"V Term Deposits. Not Less than Six
Months. Ordinary Deposits can be drawn
at hort notice.
Last Dividend: Term Deposits, !); per
cent. Ordinary Deposits; l 't jw r eciit.t er
titicates of Deposit Issued, Payable in New
York and Principal Cities in the United
States and Canadas, also: London, Paris
and all the principal Cities of Europe,
II. T. Graves. Sec. W. II. Culver Tres.
BARNES' SCROLL SAW.
FOOT OR STEAM POWER.
Warranted to Cut 3 Inch
Stuff I Foot per Minuta,
Send for Circular.
PRICE, S30 OO.
Ai T"--'"1? S
OSBOPN ALEXANDER,
62t MARKET STREET, opp. PALACE HOTCL-
I fraa YnnrSien
Thocreat Wlocbanlce Tool Ctoro
rf tho iPaclHo Coast.
( , E.";hji!J ill
UYL Vl'"1 1 tfS tf 5 S
)s2,t!..3 S & I
jr : 1 5 I i-s JwGc
I - 1 I' - - . I t f A I
VScvTXv. Yd
NE17 DRUG STORE,
Jf.4.V STlil'ET, IIllLSDORQ.
-Keep constant! yon hand
IWIXTS, OILS, GLASS. DRUGS
21EDIC1XES and CHEMICALS
... A LABUB AiSOBTMtMT OK. , ,
TVvtorxt lVIcca.ioii3.oo
TOILET
ARTICLE
SOAPS, SPOXGZS, PEllFUMERY
JlC. dc. ttv.
Also a well selected stock of
( I(;.US and TOHACCOS.
Pure WINES aiul LIQUORS, for
Medicinal purposes ouly.
Glass cut to any size desired.
rfetcrij'tlonB carefully compounded and all
medicine warranted genuine
c
USTOMKUS WISHING ANY
thing in my line will find any and all arti
cles usually found iu first class Drug Store,
and for sale LOW for cash.
!Cahn & Frcidcnrich,
Have Jntt rerivcMl n large ami
elegant stock of th very latest fctyle
of Ladies Dress Goods, Mats, Shoes, Uosiery
etc. Also a line lot of clothing and every
thing else to complete a gent's attire. Gro
ceries Ooeltery, Hardware, Notions, Tobac
co and Cigars, and many more ictars too nu
merous to mention. Prices osuit eve rvbody,
KAIIN At l UKJDLNJUCH, Hillsboro
A. HI MM AN
lias the larg st stock of Roods in the Grove,
Consihting of
DllY GOODS, CLOTIIXG, IIAJS,
FA .C Y ARTICLES, ,tc.
Fu in II y Groceries mid Provisions,
JIAIIOWAUE, C1I0VKEKY &t., dc.
PRICES LOWatth LOWEST
A. II I NDI AN.
Forest Grov Or. Nor. 7, 1873 43ny:l
JUST OPENED !
AT A. E. JOHNSON'S FI'RMTL'RE
ROOM, the best utockof furniture ever
offered to the people of Washington county.
Consisting of bedsteads, chairs, stands nnd
tables extension and drop leaf, bureaus,
center tablet plain nnd marble top, Hufvi;
wall brackets in black walnut, very dc),
mirrors, pictures, frames und mouldings;
also wall J mper, window curtains, slimU
fttid fixtunn; also carpets, tapebtry, oil
cloth, malting, ruggs, dc, Jr.- Also Jtaby
e-arriages, (y rior styles), liase balls and
Dads, Croiiet sets aiid fancy articles.
N. JJ. Particular attention given to up
hold, ring. K pairing, giMingand varnish
ing done to order Call nnd see for your
selves. Sales lloom on Pine-st. Pet. Elm
and Walnut. A. L. JOll NKON,
l-'orst Grove, July 20. '75. Proprietor
jlyW-tf
YOUNG HEN
Who nmy be be MifWIng from the effect
f youthful follies or indiscretion, will do
p.w to avail themselves of tliis, the great
st 1m. on ever laid at the altar of hti fieri ng
inmanity. DR. SPINNEY will guaran
tee to forfeit $.j0 for every case of semi
aid weakness, or private disease of any
Uind or character whioh ho undertake
ind fails to cure. lie would, therefore
ay to the unfortunate sutu rer who may
raid this notice, that you are treading up
n dar gerous ground when you longer
lelay iu seeking the proper remedy for
your complaint. Vou may be in the first
lirst stage; remember you are approach
ing to last. If you are Ixirdering upon the
last, and are HiitVcrinu some, or all of its
I ill effects, remember that if you presist in
procrastination, the time must come when
the most skillful physician can render yon
I no assistance; when the door of hope will
uo cioscti Hgainsi you ; w lieu no angel 01
mercy can bring you relief. In no case
has the Doctor failed of nuccess. Then
let not despair work upon 3'our imainii-
Ltion, lut avail your Imagination. tmt avail
W W 1 a.1 .? m r
yourseii 01 me nenenciai icsuits 01 lilt
treatment before your case is beyond tha
reach of medical kill, or before grim
death hurries you to a prematura grave.
Full course of treatment S2.Y0O, Send
rmonev by Post OfhVe order or Exprei.it
I Willi IUI1 IICNCI IpllOll OI CltSf,
I Call, or Address. Dr A. B SPINNEY.
1 No. 11 Keurtiey Street, Kjiu Francisco.
J. R. PORTER'S
25,000
FRUIT TREES,
SHRUBS and PLANTS.
Also a fine assortment of
OUXAMKXTAL TltT.ES,
FUMVEKIXJ Nil nuns,
PLANTS, IHJM1S and HEEDS
For tale at J. R. PORTER'S NUR
SERY 2 miles N. E- of Forest Drove.
novtm.i
ITotloo.
Tho Annual Mertintf of tha Stockholder
of th W. C, A, Hocicty will bo held at tha
Coutt House, ut Hil fcltoro, on Saturday, tha
Uh day of May, 1S71. at 1 o'clock r. M for
the election of nine Director, and for uch
other buincH an may properly coma befora
thfl meeting.
Hv order of the Pord.
i W. D. PITTENGER,
j inr3ni2 Hery