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THE INDEPENDENT.
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: THURSDAY.
We ntiu ho respcuaPiiU'y or views ex
preased byeorrcspondeuW-
Ijoonl KTo-wei.
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Thf Discussion.
Hon. K. Stott and F. R. Strong.
Candidates fov rr-ctfuliaj? Attorne ,
for this judicial district discusse i
the questions at iimie betwecD
two political panies which they itn
reseut, at tha court bouse ia tLis
place Monday evening to a largo aud
Appreciative audieneo. The discus
sion was conducted wi.U considerable
ability by both. Mr. Strong is a
fluent speaker but lacks tha solid
logical qualities of Mr. Stott. Mr.
3. wa an eflktive debater in bis col
ege day at the Grove, and bit tr.iiu
iug at tbe bur hai improved biro.
Tbe ladies did not attend tho discus
eioa and therely lost treat. Tbe
gentlemen conduoiad tbe debutj
, with prvat pfiyi.rwimpfi'r each other
' and with oiguitiedspotch. We hope
tha ladies at olricroinU in tbe
county will attend the discussion.
Timely Caution.
The judges of Ilillsboro election
precinct are hereby cautioned a:ai"st
illegal voters on election day us tbe
comment ement of importing votes
has already begun. '
It w to ba regretted that we have
men anion? us who will resort to
. aaeh mifair means to accomplish
their future t lory vet such is the
true condition of one who among all
other) and least suspected, has al
ready resorted to this outrago, and I
feel it my duty au honest aspi
rant) to give not only bis name but
also the circuaistatiees connected
with the trauxacticn, which ore as
follows Hay the IStli, to the wife
of Riley Cave, Eiq, of Ilillsboro, a
on weight 9 pounds gross weight.
As Aspirant
Handsome Front:
Mr. Chju'ette is finishing up hi
tore building ia good style. He
bus built two handsome fronts to it,
one on the north and one on the
.ist, of which Mr. Batemnn a new
comer is the arc 'jit ret, and by which
lie has demonstrated the fact that
be is a good eerpeuter. The end of
tbe building that fronts on the Pub
""lie :jii;ue will le used fjr a fctore,
tJ Mher end Mr. Chenctto will oc
! for his boot end shoe shop.
"We aro glad to see such handsome
improvement iu Ilillsboro as thsv
indicate progress here and eouii
denee in tho future of the t jv. n.
ATerrib's Death.
Last week, says '.ne Psporter ,
near McMinnville a little three ) ein
old eon of Mr. E. II. Gauison, who
ia a brother of Mr. A. II. Garrison in
this county, was buinod to dfoth.
The little fellow was playfully run
jriing through the ashes aud embers
cf a brush pile that had just been
burnt and his clothes caught afire and
before aid could bo rendered
he was literally roasted to death, dy
ing in about three h urs, and suffer
ing terrible agony.
fuiliaS leaking. .
The Independent and Republican
candidates for the Legislature and
for county offices will adders? the
voters. of Washington county, Ore
gon, at the following times acd pla
ce: Itonvrrtnn if iv 2t),
, . .At 1 p. m.
...At 1 p. m
. . . At 1 p. ro
. . . At 1 p. in.
..At I p. in..
.. .At 1 p. in.
Timor's Bridge . 3'.
Gaston " 31.
forest drove. .. .June 1.
Columbia Acadcn,y " 'J
Jlilisboro . . " 3.
'Cold Coffee.
TdiP vf iidnrs f . ''cold conVe" nl
tln I'liii Grounds last year have com
to rif. Donovan .and KminJer
ioubtU'sly tli'mLt that they were
partly wlicyiiifr Script ttral inluiieUon
to give'ihirsty runu a lii tie cold --"coffee
"for dtir-nts, 1 ut in ti e uliib'fig
of events I her had to pay for that
"coffee" tbeKio)ves.
Cur Grove Subscribers,
V.'h i aie'n. nmais to Ibis office ran
nee bor th-jy stand on our books by
dropp'tij into tho drug store and
f ot.i'ilting I. Mayers, our agent at
that plane. Wo don't Hko to dun, but
we do need innpry.
Donation party.
There will bo a donation party at tie
M K. Cli. pooc nnge in this place
this eveniiifr, for the benefit ofltev,
Chas. ShepLard. Take your cash,
etc., and go. Fine supper and a
good lime anticipated.
Wo understand that T. V, ritlen
enger intends to stmt to his home ia
Ohio soon. Jhn Vnymjt , Thomas,
There was a dead dnmjs, on the
atreet Monday.'
Lwt Sunday two eitizons had a
slight knock down.
A. Finney bus ro-paiulcd bis resi.
den-.n.
Fort st orove: .
May 3. 1878.
A. Kinraan lit 3 just receivel a large
and iplscdid stock of new goods.
A fami! from Kbbssi, friends of
Mr. Ojper of this lace, bare come
here ately.
good macy Grovians bare gone
' Hi 11 bo ro this week a courting.
Every thing dull.
II. B' iCon sold 40 acres of bra h
land ? miles from the Grove to acme
Uo! anders for 12 per acre.
Tha choir is practicing for the
C'oiumencemeut exercises in Facitlo
University. Tbe exercises promise
to be very interesting.
The rival back drivers at tbe
Grove ran a race last week and
Stoughton's back came m ahead witb
tails up, hsviug distauccd Hender
son. Henderson says be will curry
passengers free and Stoughtoa save
thai be will run bis back for nothing
until the nest Centennial. The
street were crowded to see the race.
Last weuk IWdpv ,GcJdH 5-.l
1,730 acres of laud partly lying in
Multnomah and purtly iu Washing
tori county five mites north-east of
Cob Imbrie's place -and near Will
amette Slough for 3 per acre,
to some Germans.
Chas. Shipley lias been very sick
but is well again.
Miss Ruley of this place was sud
denly taken sick and came near dy
ing. Case still in doubt.
Herbert McCornack will graduate
in the medical profession at San
Francisco next full. lie says that
he can carve up a gentleman in fitt
class style already.
T00T3.
Glencoe.
May 13. 1S7G.
About two weeks since a little sou
of T. Lou don near Glencoe, cut bis
foot very badly, severing some of
the tc'tidons, but now the wound is
improving quite rapidly. Also Mr
a ...
ijumron wui.e gotuiig out some
burn timbers for Jos. Shaw, while
barking a log cut the joint of hi
right ankle s plitting off a portion of
the knuckle bone. The wound is
not growing any better.' Misfor
tuuos b if 3 come doublj this time in
Mr. Loudon's family.
There were two surprise parties in
town 1'ist week. A lady with some
ofbor f .'onds planned a danca to
tirprtss her hnsbajd whose 'return
sho expend that evening from thv
metropolis. When the folks came
the husband surprised the lady by
sfeiui;; them homo without any
"trip oC tke light funtasiio toe, otc."
Several meu have taken home
steads in this vicinity lately. There
is plenty of room for twenty more
as good as can be found anywhere
in the State.
Our merchants are doing a lively
business..
Steve Harris formerly . of the
Grove has s;t up a blacksmith shop
in this place and is doiug a good
a good business.
Mr. A. Steward, ou'. old black
smith, bis sold h8 shop to Mr Par
ker of Salem. Steward is at West
port working at Lis trade.
Tbe Claskaninn delcgntioa will be
here about the timo that "Toots"
gets over tbe Cornelius "bar."
CilOOKd.
Building.-
M.. Lanikin't new dwelling on
his new property near tbe Tualatiti
hotel is fast going ou to completion.
The main building is lSr32 fed. It
u a box house. Mr. L. has just
completed a handsoius picket feuce.
ou tho Btrestin front.
Died.
A fic yenr old eon of Isaac Cluls
man of Fatton's valley died Sunday
nud was bnrriod Monday. Drain
fever was the diea-ie. Gone before
soi row and care had come vpon him,
he is happier than we.
Attorneys in Court
We notice the following attorneys
in the Circuit court at this place:
ex-Gov. Gihhs, W. B. Gilbert, W. D.
Ilare.T. li. Ilandley.T. II. Tongue,
Judge Cronaagb, 0. A. Bull, Geo.
H. Durham Di-pt. Diit. Atty.
Dog Killed.
Two dogs were chasing T. II.
Tongue's sheep which were shut up
in u lot iu this place and Mr. T. got. a
shot gun and killed one of the ca
nines and frightened another badly.
Tbe wolf club ought to reward Mr.
Tongue.
A son aged l'l of Mr Baker of Pat
ton's valley is dangerously sink of a
fever. We ore further informed in
formed that another son of Mr. La
dor is also siuk fA fever.
The Joe lis of several trunks in the
botei at McMinnville were broken
last Friday night, but tho would-bo
thief got nothing for bis pains.
CIRCUIT CO'JKT-E. 0. Shattuck, I.
CIVU. POCKET. ,
Tbe following is a list of the tsee
aud proceedings of tho circuit court
iu this county up to date: j
I. O. Hull'vs. I. Meyer t al. su?t
to set aside sale; continued. Huh
and Tongua for deft.
II A. Shaw vs. Patterson and Tc
zier, suit to restrain an execution;
continued. Tongie for deft.
J. A. Boyca vs. Geo, Bell, suit to
set aside d ied.
J. J. B.ugger rs. Butler & Briggs,
appeal from taxation of costs; taxa
tion modified. Ilandley or' plff.
Tongue for defts.
5. A. Holeomb vs. Jacob Swacgor,
aft; on for ohinder; Ball k Stott and
Handley for plX, T. H. Tongue for
deft.
Johu Landcss vs. J. S, Gray ct al,
suit for foreclosure; default taken.
Handley for plff. Ball & Stott tot
deft. Kno'es.
Mary O. Belt vs. Geo. Uell, ,nit
,,r posrtitfoion ' realty, ifare and
Tongue fir deft.
M. A. Jones vs. W. W. Jones,
suit for divorce; decree, T. H.
Tongue for plaintiff.
. J. B.irjaukvs J. T. Burbank,
suit for divorce. Tongue for plff.
continued. -'
N. Gardener vs. D. Davis et at,
suit to recover realty. Bronaugh
and Tongue for plff, Gibbs and
Hundley for deft.
Granger Market Co. vs, W. Sim
ruons, action to recover money. T
H. Tongue for plff. T. B. Handley
for deft.
Mary Woods vs. John Lemon,
suit to set aside deed. Tongue and
Handley for plff.
W. G. Scoggin vs. It. O. Hoffman
and W, L. Swanger, action to re
cover money. Tongue for plaintiff,
Handley for def k
Sarah Dallas vs. C. W. Dailus,
suit for divorce; decree,- Tongue
for plff.
T. B. Cornelius vs. N. W. Askins,
suit for ' foreclosure. Tongue for
plff. Default taken.
T. D. Humphreys vs. Granger
Market Co., ieviev from Justice's
court. ' Hundley for plff, Tongue
for deft. Decision affirmed.
J. L. Thomas vs. Sarah E. Thom
ns, suit for divorce. Decree. T. B.
Handley for plff.
tr. i'orestor vs. uasningion c&ua-
tjr. review from (fe.vjFifitl.. l.B.
Hundley for plff. . J -.
W. L. Halscy v. A. L. Waid and
et al, bait to quiot title.
T. II. Tongno vs. Washington Co.
review, from county court.
J. Winters vs. H. Tyson, appeol
from Justice's court.
J. C. Merrell vs. D. C. Merrull,
admr', suit to quiet title. Haudiey
for plff Order of publication made.
J. A. Fl'ppin Assessor vs. Wash
ington comity, action to recover
mileage as assessor. T. B. Handley
for pi a', Thos. Torgue for deft.
S. J. Davis vs. Duvid Davis, suit
for divorce. T. B. Handley for doft.
Harmon Thatcher et in vs. Eu
gene Dhondt, suit to lestrain execu
on. T. B. Uiiltjy fir pl.T, T. II .
Tongue for doft.
L, Goldsmith vs. J. R. Spencer,
action to recover money. Thos. H.
Tongue for deft.
S. Mark ham vs. Richard Ketty,
action to recover money. T. B.
Haudiey for plff.
Letitia McKay vs. Walter Free
mun, suit fordowor. T. H. Tougue
for deft.
cnnnsAL pocket.
State vs. J. Donoviii. for selling
liquor without licen.;e; jury trial;
verJict of guilty on one indictment
and lined f'-iDO; plead guilty to two
iuuiclioents aid fined f 30 for each
offense; nlno plead J' ty to indict
ment for sellin;, liqivjou tho Wash
ington t o. fair grounlZ, last full, but
the action was lismisscd to save
costs to the c juntr.
State vs. Phil. Saunders, for sell
ing whisky without lieeuse; plead
guilty to two iiidiontnts, a id wus
nued $50 iu each case.
State vs. Joshua Clark, for selling
liquor withot license; true bill. T.
B.Haudlcy for deft.
State vs. D. H. Clark, for telling
liquor without license; true bill,
each case.
Slate vs. Frank Owens, onsault
with a dangerous weapon. T. B,
Handley for deft.
Wolves
Killed ten head of sheep for G."
Parker who lives north-cant of Hills
1 oro lately. A (.oyote ran within a
few rods of Mr. A. II. Garrison's
houso n fortnight since.
Leg Broken.
Last Thursday ft cow whh'h lie was
"bilking kii. " Jacob Isaac Si'earer,
sou of J. Khenrer of Dairy Creek, and
tuoke the large bc.no iu hii h g. The
oow kicked at a do aud hit tho boy.
czr:
Eistory if the Cor- l
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. - B Est. Bobacs Li..
Tin siiter wm xujjoi fo'
tkaa.ount w i i tuormc 1
cripuoan V " 1." 'Xk Mr I
to this, bum a srt-n ;
$1,000. Tijwa-1'J n
to gotorwvl: ao4 'iri: '
5si, the vtd..ll. of (ii "vh-ii
others showed grtit mteient i.
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' . t,oiu
;v.:.f!.n
in nnssins it on, till tua bui --iujj was is.
closed, hsving bes placet! w an a ttose
(onnjjttlon. Ths prrtichin; p-. iiu, tJtet
May 1, mas performed by'.'evs. S. H.
Uiu'sh aud Iloraoe Lywan, t
went Eht to soht.it foud
ventity; ter which tiuie .'
nj a hitlf. 4'iriug the i
Marsh, till th jring ttl '61
Kts. E. Y.riilktr aod II. I ;
mer melius as pnn'ot nd
of tbe time. Voar par i
tho .jrli jvcb d-.riaj t'.
and WwJ jo t M M.
jlAv H year
r. M mb
to Uni-
, effort
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tmf." JUinL.timr 'V'
U'teti u ti UU a
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whib turc'to curry It to couji,-4oii';Tijifh
it could be dona only with great self di nial
and MtcrAcs en tU pai t ot many. 'A new
subesnptioa was started, sevcro! pen.-)!
suUocnbfug as Inryely us on tu nrst pivp r
the previous year. - It bad laeo determinid
that, God favoring, there should tw ri tiI
ure. Ttm church folt that Ood did favtr;
for though many difficulties wtwj cnccn
tervd, the hoak was completed arid rtilf
(or dedication, Oct 20th, 'S'J. The Wib-
acription had (alien eonaiderub.y tbutf of
the outlay, extras, etc, aitded; aduiu'iual
anhecTiptions were solicited to the giWtfeit
amount po;ible, and then tbe chnrch jfcud-
ly and elf-scrifluin:?ly agreed to meet, ac
cording to their valuation,, as nwula cut in
the tax list, the still largoontatnading liWbilt
ties; end gmndsat of nil, did mtet, evorj.cne
the amount assessed without any failure.
And with much th?n!c:iiinj, th?y dedi
cated the completed edifice, beautiful in its
proportion! and in its fluish, and ununcv.ui
bered with debt, to the service of A!.it:hty
God, Oct. 23, 'C3. Bct. O. Xt. Atioeon,
preached the dedication serm.-.n on tat oo
caHio'i, Rev. E. Walker offered the t)dics-
tory prayer, Itev. CriKhing Eelli, Eorc?
Lym?n, 0. Dickinson, and P. B. Chamber-
ii&n heing present and fillinf; other pci'ta in
the exen.-i.ses. Daring the year '59 fourteen
were ad led to the church on CMtenioa of
faith. '
Every tiling prog-eased favorably doriiig
the year '63 and seven members were sided
to the chnrch on confeasiou of faith, uaung
these J. E. Walker, II. W. Scclt, and (S. II.
Spencer and wife. . , li
In May, 'Ct Bsv. W.-A. Tenny, i) Invi
ted to. biootue pa'nr of the chtnx-Lfor 'ons
year. He accepted the iiivittien, saiil t
the end of the t . at ;-ear h if inviteil to
continue his aervicf awijiun !V-
. -iw. riA .i.' y,pi n ruj nu., VI X 1
i i ...:n t.;i:. 4 1..
second yuur hia health failing for a time,
and some difficulties arising which guvehini
a good deal of trouble, he askel to be re
leased from hi engagement wilh the cb.
for tbe rninaiiiuor of the year, which fe
(juest was rf'laotnntly gi-auttd. Durin; Ibe
years 'CI and 2, two members were added to
the church cn confession of f:ul7ir"""""
Aftpr Mr. Teniiy had resigned his position
and left the Grove, the preaching and pas
toral work was performed mainly by J'r.
S. II. Mursli and Ivev. II. Lyuuin for aone-
tUiug more than two years, Iter. " E. Walk
er preaching a portion of tho. time, during
the latter part of '61, Mr. Lyman tjuringtbe
first part of the time acting as pastor, eid
doing so joiutly with Dr. Marsh afti.Trd..
The Sabbath meetings were well attt-nde l;
the ordinances regularly administered; the
prayer meetings most of the time well main
tained; the patriotic impulses of the rharvh
and community, in those closing years ut
the terrible war for nationality were stirringly
and grimd'y stimuluted; and also the Hub
bath school wub kept up vith t,iont intereat.
E. T. Tanner. Myron Sells slJ J. E. Walk
er actin? at different times as Superintend
ents; but no unusual religions interest nor
season of revival w.iS experienced. Tlir ie
persons were added to the rhurch during
the years '63, 4, and 5,to by k'ilerand one
on profession of faith. ' -
During the y am '':6. and 7, till . the 'irri
val of Rev. D.miel 0. Mile.1 in Febrnirj i f
'67, tlio pulpit was supplied, liiniuly, as for
the three previous ye.irs, Mr. Lyman acting
most of the timo as pastor, but Mr. Walker
so acting for awhile at the latter part of
thai period. AU chureb operations went
forward muih as uxu il timing those three
years, ttl near tbe end of (he tlme wht
greut rvligioua mtenet urose r.uj ctiv iul
pers'ius became converts. Snva -u.iuh
ro admitted ti) the chnrch dating tul
,, . . -., ,. i
years, live on confession of fnilli a ad two
by letter -Ik II. Collier and ivife, Tli
time daring vur.h ltev. D. O. Miles BiinU
tercd to the church was two years fr n
February, WM, to Feb, 18(50. Owing loirs
poor health and other difllcultics con ing up
ilnring the time, nun h of the ood which
wa.i hoped for through his work was not re
alized. Near f lie beginning of the time of
his ministry, seven prsoiis were aildtd to
the chin li on eon 'em ouof faith.
During tho years '70 and 71 the pulpit
was variously anpplied by Dr. Mar-h, Roy.
E. Walker and ltev. II. Lyman, eech in
different parts of the period acting ni
tor. Great religions interest wa Mt a. i
ring some portions nf the time, both in Tu
alatin Academy A Pacific t.'uivtrs) ty and in
th community general:), nnd a coi sidor-
nirubcr became converts. Sixteen
'd to the chnrch during thiso two
j . lo,. i teen on etnifesxinij of faith and
two bv letter A. J. Amlersoa and wih.
Iu January 72, ltev. U. Lyman ras elect- j f reQCriing.
edpaMocof th. church, with IU request jr of the M. E.
that bf'ecconi' permanently so. Heacrrp1, , , ...
UA the tnvit.tl,.n. and perfwmed the du.j Church of Yamhill Co. will preach
ties of the office conditionally for ' Ure, t tho 5f. E. cbiueh ill this floce
mniitl.s, commencing with tha rruiiih of, next Saliliiith at 11 S. M. Mr. Jeu-
Feb.; but did not become permanent pastor.
Early In July Rev. E. Walker wo elected to
tbe ofllc ot pantor for one y.tar, which office'
by ktuWipirnt election he held f,r two
years, inviting others to hi asiiiotnncf linn j
time to tini", as ho fouuit need. . After the !
'st of July T Mr. Walker feelir j n..":e to
perform regularly the preaching and panlo
r .l work, the pit'Ht wsn'"-'.icii from 8:io
d:h to Kaubath till J-n. "J J. by Revs. E
Walker, 1L Lyiou,.T. CoBt' -i aud Dr. 8.
II. l!orh. aud thj ordinances vi th gos
pel regularty adiniuitered'. During th
Uiiee years ' J 13. Ti, st trues a good dea 1
of reliii ns ioterest was 'mauifested, Kab,
bath ser-'-iea er well atUinded, thi"'ek-
I , 'ayer weetinga generally well sostained
and the SabUalb sthool, epeciJ'y ia the
latter part of the time, was kept la good
'!.. " r of-ter siti s large number in it
Ia the year T3 Mr. J. E. Walker, hav
ing completed tho regular coarse of theo
logicid study, and having devoted tiinseU
to til foreign missionary 'ork, wit't se-
ceptaneeon the pait of th A. B. C For
eign Missions, he reqv'ej tha cl. of
which he hu i leva ong a respeoted an ffl
cicai meube, to call a Council for bis
amination aud onlinstioo, if iu their judg
ment it should seem best to ordain. IXis
1 request was cheriut!y acceded to by tie
Cnnacil, and ordination followed in due or-
r; end thu this comparatively youi.g eh ,
itself a misiirnary churvh, tent forth, vnr f
the great eoininJssuin, one ot its meiiibem
to preach "Thri v find him er idvted" iii
r i i t ...!; the 'Bw Jwnt wmiS
fruu Oregon, a.id.i!J the first from th Ta
cifio Coast of our Country, from Protest
ant denominations. Durinj tha 'years
73 ,73, 74, sixteen percuss wets added to-
the oh., twelve by letter sod four ou eon
fossion of faith. 1
I a October 71. tbe chnrch invited Uev.
. F. Ellis of Toh do, Ohio, to become
their pastor for ono year. He accepted their
invitation, arrived in Forest Grove the hit
ter part of December, and entered npon his
work the beginning of January 75. Since
which time be has fulfilled the duties ot his
office with singular ability, aud ia gecerul
with great acceptance. Th congregations
bave been fall aud attentive, and during
the first part of the year 75, deep religions
interest was manifested, eoniniencing in the
series of meetings held here by Gen. O. O.
Howard, and continuing for several weeks.
tn connection with that interest there were
wend conversions and additions to the ch
The nnmbnv added on cofession of foith, da
ring his ministry thus far has been seven.
The weukiy prayer meetings, and other re
ligions meetings the "Ladies and Young
Peoples' have been kept np with lively in
terest much cf the time, and generally with
full attendance ; and the power of Mr. El
lis' preaching and exhortations, npon the
yoang, has beea alws manifest; aud
the Sabbath school under the charge of
Prof. J. W. Marsh has much advanced both
in efficiency and numbers during bis min
istry. ' And it may be with propriety said
here that the Sabbath school from the time
so efficiently and systemtitioally carried ou
fcy Rev. Gushing Kelts, under the care af
terwards of Prof. E. A. Tanner, Myron
iV-lls. J.E. Walker, C. H. Walker, John
Stalker and Prof. J. W. Marsh, with sever
al! others for short periods, has generally
b'en nrosnerons and a nower for flood in
!iu Cinu'ujnHy HaAp.nr9;cryii the J i
' Aud now some more general statements
of the working and the activities of the ch
wilt close this Historical Statement.
Contributions for Foreign Missions End
Home Missions with monthly missior.Mr
cuncerts have been regularly kept np, nu
less for shoxt lutt-rval cure or twice, for
about twenty yearn, the contributions
averaging for both these objects together
from $35 to (it) aunnaUy, according to th
bext of estimation, no exact record having
been kept, or iu nil $7 JO to $800. Annual
ennti ibutions of from t'23 to $."0 for Bible
circulation have aiso been made. Generous
contributions for the Christian end Sanila'
ry Commissions during tho war, and forth
Freednmn since havj been made of sever
al hundred dunars more. Large efforts
from the first origin of the church
bave bean niftja for Tualatin Academy and
Pacific t'nivti-sity, amounting to several
thousand dollurn iu all by the ch. and eon
grefration, aside from the donations in land
erlurlsled at the first bv the self-dtry-
ing and noble citizen and devoted christian
minister, ltev.- Harvey Clarke, seconded
eitunestiy and liberally at its different ta
grn, by Hor. E. Walker, A. T. Smith, T. O
Knylor. A. Hinnian, Esq. Wm. Geiger jr.,
aud many other , the first fonr named act
ing as trustees for various periods. The ont-
luv for the church idiiloe was ur wards of
$3, 1)00.
A considerable nuiuler of those whose
names havo been on tbe chureb roll have
been much of the timo absent from this Ti
cinily, 11ms properly call d "absentees."
A hu ge number have been dismissed from
this to other churches with letters of rec
ommendation. A few have caused humilatlon and deep
sorrow bv U'.ifnitl'.fulnct.s, or what is worne.
'reutmoral departure.
A considerable numtier hare left na to
v- . ... ... .
si. ant of the pitv ittons w suffer of their
t-iemplary liven, loving hearts, and ae.tive
i hri.uiu work; but net for Orirt, fer we
do not mourn without hop "for if we be.
iieve thr.i Jeeus died und arose gain,
even theD aKj which sleen in J.itis will
Clod brii.g nitb
him." Among thtse we
specially think of few-lie?. Hurwy
Clark , Dea. T. G. Nnylor, Mrs. Mary D.
Lyiimu; andof I hone, in earlier life, Miss Em
ma Tanner, Jeremiah Walker, and Joseph
f'iU. Their rnjord ii in the chnrch and
on '.ii(,h.
Owing to these various caurei of losa ef
nil pibers, the number has not ineretised
"" tt tu0 enienl, of addition
i.incty-aeven in sll since tbe burning of the
IJ'.cord.s in '51 fri.m time to time, Would
'.era to indicate, though it is larger now by
a considerable number than then; the
wholt)nniuber cn the roll being seventy
five. kins tftMghi school and prearLed
several years ago in this county.
John Lenvin returned to this
J'lnce flOtu iWio this W wk.
I-"-":- t
Born May 3J to the wife of A. X. Bcyce
s son.
Tot: of r . : -it cf r.- t
Grove, .ay i . ..i, 1 i, a k a.
At ) Vi, Hay i-.'j, 1 it the wife c.
J. D. L.iiryuian a sou. wei ..t 11 pMun.is.
r
XT', k,. rjAlloy'o
17 07Cr.3,
iuiysTJWET.mziSEoso.
I n - A
' '"V . T'-V
-- I V ' e-.-.- - - jr ....
rAWTS, OILS, GLASS. DRUGS
2IEDICIKE8 and CHEMICALS
.', .4 LABOa laaGBTKIlrl oa. . ,
PatontModlolnos
, TOILEI AETICLE .
SOAPS, SPOXGES, PEHFUJIESY
tt-C. do. die.
Also a well selected stocS of
CIGARS and TOBACCOS.
Pure WINES and LIQUOES, for
Medicinal purposes ouly.
Glass cat to any sh: desired
Trtteripliona eartullg ocmpouncled and all
1 mtdicine learronfed oenuins -
QfSTOJMEUS WISIIIXO ANY
thing in my lice will find any and all arti
cles usually found in first class Drue Stores.
and for aula LOW forcaah.
A. Hir.sV.AfJ
Has the largest stock of goods iu the Grove,
Consisting of ,
DRY GOODS, CL0T1I1XG, DATS,
FANCY ARTICLES, dc.
Family f.'rocerfes and I'rorUloiis
11 AUD WARE, CROCKVliYii., dc.
PRICES LOW as (he LOWEST
i , AIIIMMAIV.
t&"&T,Kiil W. 7, XfiTi -i ny:l
Kahn & Freidenrich,
Have fin reciveda laree and
elegant stock of the very latest styles
of Ladies Dress Ciodn, Hats, Hhocsosiery
etc Also s line lot of elothiug nild every
thing elue to complete a Rent's attire. Gro
ceries Crockery, Hardware, Notionstobac
co and Cigars, and many mure, ictara too nu
merous to mention. Trices .osuit everybody.
KAHN A FltEIDKNKICU, UiUsboro
YOUIB HEN-
Who may Tie be sntftirinpi from the effect
of youthful follies or indiscretion, will do
av to avail themselves of this, the creat
est boon evev laid nt the altar of suffering
hnraanity. i)H, SI'INNKY will guaran
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of semi
nal S'eakness, or private disease of any
kind or chttacter whiuh he undertakes
and fails to curt He would, therefore
say to the nnfoi' ite sullerer who may
rned this uotino, i uit you are treading up
on Uar.gerotis g onnd when yon lunger
delay in seek'tig the proper remedy for
yonr complaint, You may be in the' first
nrnt stage; re-jiembcr you are approach
int; to lant. If you are turdi ring upon the
l iat, and arc sutfering some or nil of its
ill effects, remember that if you prcsist in
procrastination, the time munleouie when
the most skllUnl physician can rende' yon
no assistance; when the door of hope ill
be closed against you; when no angel f
mercy can bring jon relief. In no enso
has the Doctor failed of success. Then
ht not despair work tflou your imagina
tion, lint avail your intufination bnt avail
yourself of the ttenett, nil results of his
treatment before your ca.e is beyond the
reach of medical ekill, or before grim
death hurries y u to a premature giave.
Full course of tr Hlment $3.GI. hud
money by Post Olliee order or Express
with full description nf ease.
Call. orAddra, DrA. B SPINNEY.
No. 11 Kearuc Mrc., 3un l'raiitiseo.
SHERMAJT A HYD3.
MUSJG DEALERS,
Cor. KEAftN'Y aid SLTTKtt Streets.,
San FiuN'isro,
Agents f'r the Pacific Corjt.
JUST OPENED!
ATI. i jo().'s FrnMTntr
1 V iitlOM. the best stock of furniture ever
otf. red to the people of WiiKhington eonnfy,
t'DHKisting of bedsteads, chairs, si units and
111114 eiiU'iihiou and drop leaf, barman,
center tallies plain and iiia"ble tip, safes;
wallbrnckits in lilaek wnlnnt, (ivriitcel,
mirrors, pietuna, fruni-a and niealilint;":
1 io wall ... r, wiuJnw curtains. khaii
and fivlures; a!.i caipets, tapestry, oil
cloth, mnltiiiK. nws, rf-e., rfc- Also jjaby
catriii;es, (iyn'.ir (yf .). Ksse Imlls and
baits. (Jro'iuet si ts and fimey articles.
N 1!. Particular attention (iiven to np
hoMeritig. Iiepairiei? gihhnni'.il ramixh
ing dons tii order Ta'1 end e fir ynur
selvn Sales IVooia on V'l.e.nt. M f'lia
and Walnut. A. !,. J 'HN-ON.
ForM lirove, July 20. '7i. I'mi rieior
jh-ja tf
fsKVD 23c. loG. p. l;o, n.rro., Y.r
, t for I'nivirlilit of l i) i,'."i. . iits nu ;
nits "f . iwwsrwuMi , in. I rtimau s au-.'S
ii.g eot of advi'itibirg.
':i o tj tLa .
c.i ces t f
f r- - r '
k -
T pn-aeivn
peuaeat upon Uio . .
proeteative ftiueliotis u 1 J m.y VrMU i . :
eauei of weal ru-sa ol I e gfeerutiva i
or their use i i r l u 'tck nrn.a ,
gi uer.il health aa v i e c" . ii
if cot properly c . - c e .
ure tie pud? ol one a.i i
lL other. Im Tor'Tti is laid l.-e .
of much of the nn.tiy of ufler yen s t I
iud'iience if in i ie r i i c e
Maarrs 'it:ii f!c a cur e ' s
vrakus and rum Qie- " 7 u'hi.'ihI. I. r 1,
is a well known fact t t ti-t vuluhmte in
tiituiy tm. even in te iesl i
plant &tH 0 wit. tv-bi int. syt-m t, t
iroie to a Lirwst of d seow, suif jir und slum
in afkr year,
YouUifT'ril
f yoa expenenee uuy ivei.uoi yiia sho' t
not delay, for a day may imperil your hen. 1
it Lot your life, in alt for ait of MiLlm- 1
aud Premature Deay Cure is Gnaruoieci
by tie Dcctnr to tl:e Youi.i'. i.'id'tle-u; e l or
Old, without LiKisure or iitilera". from .
Biisuic J. The i.eiaeiUes are p i:. 'ii - .
tuVe a.'d of a nature t..,'t leaves 1 la aj
behind. Uw.skiiv tl,e I-- ''loti.K ! ' '
t.-hrck tae e-j'ti-e 1 ....
r J,.Vrief e nny ot ia:if ui.i,..f.v a j. .
li;M di'htri? at t'Uter fime.v, trrnbintj. wix-j
iffy, fttnjrlttUna.1. icon tut nn, pain n 6ac.
lout or hudy, furrbt-ih.qi, imii;;efo''i, liii'i'Ji
ty, aiiersion to .wit ty, iusf p.xi-er, traiX oi
v0tUroi,variablc lniier,atfa;A-so'siccie fiA-trt
to biiiAtm'.M, dri,idi in wha, irregular Pile
tt$, etc., ftr.
TERRIBLE POISIOS.
Among tha umut subtle and vir j'.ent of
poisons in the human blood ih that aiising
from Veueral Taint often breaking out, af
ter years of eppun nt run-, in hideous sores
npon various parta of the body. Its gTeut
danger lies in the fact that it is given to the
innooeut iiartner or In the unborn child
without showing in the person originally
eontrachusit.
THE USE CF MERCURY
ouly aids in this terrible denepiion by dry
ing it upon the surface and diiving it back
into the blood. All Ysnkrical PoaioM is x
BLOOII rOSIOS NI) CiK 111 CCMMl'NK'ATlCO IN
ths Bi oon aud the only eerainty of pieven
tion of transmission is in the positive cures
of the reform trmtmmt practiced at the Dr.
J. C. Young Medical Institute, comprehen
sive, scientific end thorough, l aving .
ccived endorsements as the best of all mod?
ern practice. Cecent eases cured in a few
days and chronio cases with remurkubla
rapidity. Our UsU nf Hit pruenc of tht
Xurni in th blood art lietier fniling.
TO FEMALES.
There are no cIums of complaints that so
enlist the sympathies of the medical mind .
or so command its gravest thought end
stuoy as those that afilict women. The
Doctor after yeurs of patient investigation
and treatment is enabled to assure thein
rapid nnd thorough, oures in all the com
plaints inchleut to the sex. Ths wtm cm
uorsros sTnKsmiUAXD ths st rrKmxo roa
SEI.IBr AND CCRK. . ...
Those who require personal supervision
the Doctor can furnish with nppartmcnta
with careful and skillful nurse where unre
mitted attention and con slant are give ev
ery assnrauce of rapid and permanent cures
The Institute Is supplied with n
LYIKG-IN DEPARTMENT.
where pitieuta will receive the treatment SO
essential iu sueo ruses.
Cl KED AT HOi'E,
Ci)rrMpomiei.... The-greut diiUculty many
tick n 1 ia thitr.,u !. ut viiiUit tnj city,
oiu:u iiieuninre an expense far exceeding
ti e cost of treatment. This expense can
hi avoided by writing to the Debtor, giving
iu your own way, the symptoms f your
troubles or Complaints Cures guarauteed
the aunis a by personal visit. AU
coniniuuicaticLs stiictly confidential, alt let- '
ters either reir.rned or Hctroycd.
I'ST Th? iHxIor cn. If. reit-? upon fn all
euMwreun.'Ww; roNvnu.Kcs a?;o Skcbsov. H
pise cnnfidtn'X in him, all ymt c ho differ or
art in distrait. lit will ifudil r'lltv and
eurtymu Address
BEJSJ. F. JOSSELYK. M I).
(ilb bacrauieut.i S'reet
Box 73" dsclyX Son Francisco Cat
mm
ICD1D?! fir POTASS.
The best Tieautifierof thf OompieTion now
in ne. Cures l'iinplta, Doils. lilotches,
IlhetnuatiKiii and ilerciiri il rains, bold
by all DrnggistH.
Vse Low's C'oncrntnited Flavoring Ex
tract fcr lee Cieaui, Cakes, &a.
SAVINGS AUD LOAN BANK.
Ko. I'OST STEET.
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B -ceive Term mid Ordinal y Depiiiits.
j:-Tertu Deposits, Not Leai than Six
A dnths. Or liuary Deposits can be drawn
e- short notice.
Last Di blend: Tern Deposits, 9li per
cent. Ordinary 1. jHisits; 1 per cent.Cer
t.tieatiS of Depiwit Isi-ned, Payable in New
,-ork and r incial Cities iu tbe United
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and all the principal Cities of Kuropo, ,
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