THE INDEPENDENT.
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
HILLSBORO
THURSDAY.
Financial.
Gold in New York, 1.10. , .
Legal tender in Portland bnyirg 90
oiling 91;.
Silver-Trade dollars, 94c ether coins, 95c
Portland Produce Market.
WHEAT. $1.33 1$ cental, Hacked.
FLOUR-For extra standard branda, $5.00;
xtra country, $4 50t 75.
. OATS Per busnel, 40 to CO cents.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples 11c 1? ponnd;
plums' pitless. It to 15c;with pits 4 to 5c.
HIDES Best selected llc0 lb; culls, ;
off: trreen 3 to 4c.
MEATS Hains, 12 to Nc; sutes
The following is a petition by tbe
people of Hillsboro to the Leislature
praying for the incorporation of the
town. Only three or four persons
have refused to sign, and vre sup
pose the matter is settled that Hills
boro will be incorporated:
Hillsboro, Sept., 15, 187G.
To lions. D. M. C.Gnult, Chan. T. Toz
ier and E. E. Funning, Representatives.
and A. S.Wutt", Senator, from Washington
County.
Gentlemen:
Vie the undersigned, residents and tax
payers and 1 gal voter, within the town of
Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon,
u rixmestfullv ask through you. the
Legislature of the State of Oregon, to iucor
pomte uid town, with the following bound
aries to wit: Commencing three chains
West of the South-East corner of township
1 A-1 one north, ranee three west; thence orth
"M r
houldeta 10c, dressed hogs 6 to 6J-ic; mut- thirty-three chains; thence East forty
. . . , i .j chains- thence South sixty-eight chains;
ton sheep $2.50 to $3 per head ; beef dres d. 'J . North tbir-
to ft cts per . ty-ifive chains to place of beginning.
LARD New lard in tins, 17c; in bulk 16. Thos. u. Tongue, II. IS. Morgan, A. Lu
HAY-Timothybaled, $1G17; loose, $1C. elling, A. W. Luclling. A. C. Archbold. W
TiAIRY PRODUCE -Butter, roll. 25to30c D. Tittenger, YV. Simmons, Jos. E. Che
's fb; fair, 15($20;in brine, 2025c. Cheese netlo, Jacob Heller. Juo. Vite, J. L. Thom
as. W. IJaldra. L. Williams
lllGa lb.
FEED Bran, $18$20 per ton; shorts,
. f'ij.OOj middlings, $27.50 (40 oil meal,
1.17 50.
EGGS 3l) per dozen.
Saml. Sweer,
II. E. Wiley, J. C. Lamkin, Geo. Irelaml,
T). T.. Leathers. S. II.
Vautcr, II G. Guild, F. A. Bailey, E. Dun
can, Thos. Liggett, Johu Currau, A. N
Eagleton, G.Eagleton, R. D. Malone, Robt
The Grove.
Sept., 18, 187C.
Considerable wheat selling here
at present. V . V. lioxter bougUt
1800 bushels of John Harrison at
BORN.
Born, Sept. 15th, to tho wife cf E. Wil-
xnoth a son. ,
MAERIED.
At the residence of L. Ray Sept. 17th,
. . i vi i. .1 l ' . i ttunnv A. Dodson. both ol
UO CeniS a UUSHCI, K- ucuii.iv.u ... j tiu unu itmtmwm r;
He expects to load 5
Hillsboro.
the station.
cars to-morrow.
Thoa. Roe's wheat averaged 25
and his oats 50 bushels to the acre.
Chas. Cornelius and Ashley John
son intend to start to California on
the next steamer. Jerome Porter's
mother will start to her home in
Wisconsin thi week. She intends
to return and make Oregon her
home.
Some unknown lovers of the fes
tive melon went into old Mr. Mc
Millen's patch the other night and
captured every melon, even taking
some that had been medicated,
which doubtlesly m.'ide the culprits
do forced penance for their sin
The Forest Grove station is not
fixed yet.
OF THE
TEXTI1 ANNUAL FAIR,
Under the auspices of tho
Washington Co. Agricultural Society,
To be held at
HILSBORO
Monday, Tuesday, Wcanesuay, uu-
dar & rndjy,
September 25. 2. 27, 28 and 29.
1876.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
FIRST DAY.
1
1 o'clock n. m. Fastest running nor.-.
.i.r..,,, dash of one mil:
ir for sweepstake. Entrance $M ad-
Mr. Smith has not given ded to purse of $;rJ. .
any deed for the land. Mr. S. de- e;,oUl. nnled re
mands that the land shall be fenced, repeat -swteptaWe. Entrance .u uuueu
We presume the matter will bo set- tl HM k 'n i. Best waiting horse,
- i w v s ..... J
WOOL Choice Willamette; ICQISc alb; ii.Jore, J. F. Hopkins, Win. JIcKiujey,
Eastern Oregon and Walla Walla, 1 113.
POTATOES 40 to 50c per bushel.
ONIONS $1.25 to $1.50 per 100 .
CHICKENS-$2.50 to $JL10.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FAIR.
Chas. McKiuney, Jacob Audt-rson, T. W.
Davis, J. T. Gibson, W . O. Gibson. 11. i.
Luce. E. Hay. Thos. Hart. T. Beauchamp,
L. Patterson, G. T. Ledford, C. A. Fickett,
J. W. Dodge. S. Strong' IS. U. oosney.
T. B. Hundley, W. R. Jackson, II. Wehr-ing.
The judges stand, a three story structure jg jurJ
rith cupola and bell, is about ready loi
. 1 Ml 1 . .
raiutlr.g, and when completed win ue
neat building. The design is pleasing and
displays the judgment of the man who
planned it- A large stock well has been flu?
And walle l, nd large tank will soon b
tnilt under whieh tha water cart can be
driven and Ihe sprinkling apparatus
filled in a few seconds. This is also a great
improvement ou hauling water from t'.ie
creek as it was was d ne last year. The
Secretary informs us that the stands ar
nearly all taken and more groua l applied
for. Two mue:ni', B.icken-t(se. of S uth
rn Oregon and Wools of Portland will show.
Also the Coptlan.! of Portland will be on
baud vrith their gigantic fossils. The track
U getting harder every day and will be in
prim condition by Fair time. The defect
in the corners of the track last year, bt ing
too low. has been remedied and' Washiua- ;
ton county now Las the best track in the
State, or else the horsemen do not tell the
-riT W II. Tnrkar of Cornelius has been
Appointed Chief Marshal, which is a-i ex
cellent selection, though Mr. Parker cannot
make much improvement on Geo. Dellord's
management last year. With Queen's gi
pmtic Cinus and travelling Menagerie ad
ded the Fair is likely to bo more lively
The horse men are out in full force on the
fair grounds in this county. We note the
following horsemen and their stock:
Geo. Coggan, Taylor traiaer, is represented
by the well known animals Oceola and
Billy Nuts. Also Emma McCorniick, s. m.
by imported Australia, dam Magnetta, by
Mahomet; also a black horse, trotter.
'Pony" Young has the s. s. Emmet, by
War Dance, dam Figaro; b. m. Rosa Man,
field, i-yrs. old, by Mahomet; also by, h..
trotter, by Abdullah.
W. G. iicoggin, Tompkins trainer s. m.,
4-yrs. old, by Jack Miner, dam Humboldt;
bk. c Brother Pomeroy. 2-yrs. old, by Nor
wich, dam Minor, by Nappa property of
Ed Wilcox; e. g. Dasher, 2-yrs. old, dam
Minor, by Nappa; Kitty Muggins, 2-yrs.
old, data Minor, by Nappa last two prop
erty of S. J. Stott.
John Irwin, Talor trainer s. f. 3-yrs. old,
dam 2d Rifleman, by Nappa
W. Tenant the noted Tom Merry; b. g.
iJilly Cornelius, 3-yrs. old, by Norwich; s.
;. 2-yrs. old. dam Snowflake, by Nappa.
White Bros. s. s. Opbir; bj g.. Sank
Jwens, 3-yrs. old; gy. g.. 2-yrs. old, dam
Jreyhound, by -Nappa. property of N.
Vestfall; s. c. 2-yrs. old, dam Lummm, by
Nappa; also Laura.
tied to-day in some way.
B. F. McMillen has returned
from Sheridan, lie reports plenty
of improvements in progress up
there.
Mr. Howell of Cedar Mill sold a
Joad of onions to Mr. Hoxter at ti
cents per bushel. Mr. Howell
raised 2X) bushels on 20 sduare rods,
or 10U0 bushels to the acre, or at
the rate of $1,2(10 per acre. Mr
Howell is a reliable man and asserts
the truth of this statement.
Carey Clarke has Bold his shop.
dwelling house and lot to Mr. Will
iams for 500 cheap enough.
.T:fl Stevenson will a
-Trial of draft horses.
mare or gelding. Premiums, $10, $ i.
Arranuinjj articles lor esinomou.
SECOND. DAY.
10 o'clock n. m. Public Address.
1 o'clock p. in. Best saddlo horse, $10
2 o'clock p. m. r asiesi running umw,
i: ... ..1.1 iuiIm Mini r. .
marc cr geuung, o -
peat, $100, $7a.
J o elocK p. ui,
$!',$. . . . .
4 o'clock p. m. tnngie carriayo uu,
$5, $2.50. .
4'; o clock p. m. Uouoie carriage icui
$10,
A. M. Examination of stock, etc.
1 o'el.K-k p. m. Best trotting horse.
mare or gelding, free for M. J u
Entrance $50, to be added to the purse of
'1 o'clock p.m. Shooting maien, tiw,?-
3 o'clock p. in. iriai oi uorhes io
all
. . . work S10.
itart to FOURTH DAY.
Gray s Harlior soon, prospecting for I 1 ovw, m - .e - -
a homotead, or cny thing else that jir,.cton nf the Marshal.
: rt.t 3 o'ol-K-k p.m. Plowing matcn uy uojs
..I i-i,..l..r I., v.'nr. nurse 1U. ?j
airs, uarius omun is Hiu-muuy :jo'tIokp
IS mare
3 o'clock p. in. For 2-year olds, half
mile and repeat, $150, $7.". $-'2.
r-A Line ot Hacks win cuusianuj itu
AFTER A QUARTER OF A
CENTURY.
- DR. J. C. YOUXO
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
still offers to the afflicted absolute cure in
all cases of
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
The preservation of health and life is de
pendent upon the proper condition of the
procreative functions and ny weakness or
causa of weakness of the generative organs
or their uses is a direct attack upen the
general health as well as a sure destruction
if not properly cured of the organs that
are the pride of one sex and tho blessing of
the other. Is Youtu is laid the foundation
of much of the misery of after years by the
indulgence of the most DKsTitccTivu of
habits making life a curse and spreading
weakness and ruin amone mankind, for it
is a well known fact that tht ittdnljwt in
talHary vice, even in the slightest degree,
plant tteeil of wiA kss in the ystem Uuit
yroic to a harvest of disease, sorrote and thamt
in after years.
Young Man
f you experience any weakness yon shoulc
not delaj-.for a day may imperil your health
if not your life. In all forms of Weakness
and Premature Decay a Cure is Guaranteed
by the Doctor to the Young, Middle-aged or
Old, without Exposure or Hinderatice from
Business. The Remedies are purely vege
table ami of a nature that leaves no taint
behind. Observk the symptoms and hasten
to check the course of the complaint, if you
experience any of them Hhjhtly discltaryea,
s!ijUt ditrhanrM at lhrrlime, trembling, anx
ietu. fun ft f alines, ami usinn. rain m hick.
limbs ir ln'ly, fir lL , itid'oje.sliun, thnidi
! ty, aversion t soeiey, loss of poirer, ira.d oi
control, variable tewier,anach sj su h ness ui
to bUitiLsnexs, dnsit in ur'me, irregular bo'X
tls, etc., etc.
TK.RR1 HI.K 1'U1S1UM.
Amontr the most subtle and virulent of
poisons in the human blood is that arising
from Veneral Taint often breaking out, af
ter vears of apparent euro, in hideous sores
ipou various parts of the Ixxly. Its gieat
danger lies in the fact that it is given to the
innocent partner or to the uuliorn child
without showing in the person originally
coutractinuit.
TH R TTRP. OV MERCURY
only aids in this terrible deception by dry
ing it upon the fcurfac and diiving it back
into the blood. All Vkxkreal Posion is a
BLOOD rOSION AND CAX II "5 COMMUNICATED IN
Till iiixhjd and the only cer'ainty of pteyen
tion of traiiHiuission is iu the isitivM cures
of the reform treatment practiced at the Dr.
J. C. Young Medical Institute, compreiien
sive, scientific and thorough, laving re
reived endorsements as the In st of all mod
ern practice. Recent ca'es cured in a few
l:v aixl chronic cases with remarkable
r.n.i.lilv ihir Ir.Js tif the fresetice of IM
l.j.iw.i i .... - j , r
7aiaf in the blood are never falling.
TO "FEMALES.
There are no class of complaints that so
i; !. Kvmimtliit s of the nu-dical inind
or so command its gravest thought ntid
as those that alllict women, ine
HILLSBORO
Tuesday & Wednecday, Sep. 23, 1 876.
HERE COMMIE GOVERNOR! PEOPLE'S REPRESENTATIVE!
and attractive than any preceding year
Now lt every farraer bring on his stock, .
. , t ...i. I rS:rn s Circus.
fruits aud cereal, etc, ana in axe me icmu v
Annail th best Fair ever held in Washing- fhe Eugene correspondent of
ton County. It is the Centennial why Qreoniau says: Muntcmciy
not? a fnociV .irfii. "ive two nrrformance
-c-
here Friday to good audiences. It
Misa. Holt's school here. She
preparing herself foi teaching.
H. C. Lieser, the well known
pedagogue, is going to work ou his
farm near Vancouver.
Plastering material for th Cong.
rU w nn ivino-. rk will bcrin
iu a few dayn.
The new M. K. minister preached
his first t-ermon hero yesterday
nioiiiini to a large congregation.
Sinc- the siife robbery there has
not been a 'drummer" here.
T. M. Hines and alxmt 20 other.-
will t.irt to tho mountains ou an
excursion to-morrow.
"Mrs. liuford has returned from
California aud Purk is himself again
Toots.
m .--Fastest running horse.
best two in
'iWfioiRtQlIBi
MOXTGO.MKIIV QUKCX. TIII3 KI.U Ol'SIIOWMKXI
WITH HIS
TCTvrTP-rTITQ'ja'XAXj O10" WIIESIliG!
An Army of Men, Droves of Horses, A Multitude of Animals, A Lcjion of At
tractions, A Forest of Wild Bsxsts. Myriads of Birds, an Ocean of Reptiles-
AGGREGATION OF TPANSCENDEMAL ELEGANCE
And Mile or
i:csj;lcndcnt Masses of Mugnlflcrnrc!
Dazzliiis, CJorgeoiis, ;iilter; TUe MiIify PuBeonl f Ialarrj Tli3
Ilmerald and Cold Scrolled Scriptural Illustrated Wild Animal Dens, tho
Heavily Carved Great Golden Chariot and Tableau Cars.
CAGES OF WILD BEASTS OPEN TO VIEW IN THE STREETS!
G-2rtxxca. C3Mrxx"vrl or Z3o.nxj.-Cy.
K"A procession tint attracted lo'J,()!); men, women and children from
bants, oflices, btores; workshops and dwc!lings us it passed through tl o
principal streets of San Francisco. Z'rX Mini of money M.flkieut to rau-
i or g-ldin, 2-mile heats,
, true to all, $100. $100.
P. U. Personals, Eta.
Premium Changed. here 1 rulay to goon auuwnces. ii . D. Iivman who lias been ai-
By a mistalce(not of the rrinter)the pre- is the largest show tiiat lias ever tending Williams College, in Mass.,
.. . . iiu Krii ,i,iv I ..:r.;..'i fl.; fm-n n ti . 1 tlift viprfor- i i
race; 2 mile hears, 2 in 3, $100 for the hrst manccs Were exceedingly good. Du- COuntofweak eyes. He has gone
premium when it was decided by the S.cie- eircu3 preformance Friday to tiie Centennial Exposition,
tv that the premium should only be -uu. .t ,anna ,.nm. . . , t.. t
i .,i lurriir i.fi ill Liie uiiiip u"."1" 4 " i Anrn oiip ill iiir ,i ;ciniitrc-
And at a mating of the D.rectora on , :t " n.A 'T. . "
lGth it was a-reed that th premium should tnencea ugimiig, ai " " students, liasgolio to japan, xi.
bo $100 aa printed; alao the race for 2 year hour before they could be separated -farara and K. Saito are at Ann
old wa made one-half mile and repeat in- jurinnr which time they made as Arbor fitudjing law.
etead of a ngle dash. ucll noise a3 ten bulls could make A jai)flnese student who was
under tho most favorable circum- Ltudyin? and working iu Prof. Con
don's family when ho was at the
Grove and went to Eugene with the
i'rofessor, writes that he wants to
return to the Grove, because there
is too much whisky-drinking going
from the Depot to the Fair Oronndi, which
will carry Fasaenyeri at Reasonable Rate
J .Sep 21.
THE TILDES - CLUB.
Democrats, RaSly!
The WiuhhiRton County TiMon Club will
meet at the Court house in thin pl.we out
the 4th Saturday in this month Sept. 24th.
ISTfi.
E. A. Cronin, Lafayr tte Lane aud other
proaiin. nt speaker will address the club.
There will be a joint discussion of the polit
cal issues by Dr. Watt and K. A. Cronin,
candidates on the respective tickets for Frc
idmtial elector;. Richard Williaiin and
Lafayette Lane candidate for Congress will
meet in d. bate.
PACIFIC UNIVER
SITY.
AND
Tli next term begins on Wednesday,
Septemler Uth.
Tuition in Couoqo una niyuer Acauenue
per year
l J . A 'III
In the common nrancne ier j cur . . . v-vj.
Doc tor after year of ratient investigation Bom ft prjnce cxpended iu the production of this huge undertaking.
nnil treatment U enabled to assure them I
rapid and thorough cures in all the com
plaiuta inc i.h nt to the tx. Tim w kaecan
HOPK FOIl STUKMim ASI the hcrrKiuso FOB
lif l.lfcr ANI CVHK. . .
Those who require personal supervision
the Doctor can furnish with appartmenU
with careful and skillful nurse where unre
mitted attention and con stant care pre ev
ery assurance of rapid and p rmanent cures
The Institute U supplied with ft
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
where p ttifUU will receive the treatment so
essential iu sin h eases.
CI RED AT HOME-
Correspondence. The ;reat dillicnlty many
sick tin.l is the trouble of visiting tin city,
often incurring an expanse far eseeedint?
tl e cost of treatment. This expense can
be avoided by writing to the Doctor, divine
in vrmr own wav. the svnmtom of you?
troutdew or complaint. 'Cures guaranteed
Lv liersonal visit. All
tribute to Montgomery Queen a Tented Arena: bnrrbn k ceh bi ilif s of
I All iiavi nni m
communications strictly confidential, ail lei- Sumiy Univ. Wild Riders of Urawl, America' Cliarmim: ami in neiein f' ''V' Ji Vi 1
tin eitlier r turned or destroyed. Ihilliant Farin surrenders her French le.ntiie Specialty Artct; Lnwlun.l hMHeU
IV The I,l..r can be relied vpon in all (;vm,ulhU viet with the world an h r 4 inissni"s strul" for supremacy, tiermanv
easts requiring CosnnENCK m Sk. Ec T. lie- InVioly pnxfiieitis Conservatories fnrt.ish Muind Tab id. Spam, Ruwsja, Austria ami tli
i-f onfidenre in him. all yo r ho differ r ft( L')WvrA cf the old world have their representative. America s Mei.ius an. yiant
crci.i distress Jit tcill pedly relieve and mt(,jj,j,.t moves themihfv marvel and the greatest of the Criftt uiidortakings in tho uu.
.1 i ..
cure you. aiwiim
BENJ. F. JOSSELYN. M- D-
tils Sacramento Street
rials ol show history ou the Wc-btcrn 1I rui- phc re.
Rain.
A fine .ihower fell in this connty on Sun- stances
day night which laid the dust anct freshened
up every thing. Rain set in. gain quite Bailed UUl.
steadily this (Wednesday) morning. The Saturday Hume, who has been ly
harvest is not quite finished yet and the
rain has stopped operations. Summer
fallow is in good condition foe seeding and
farmers who are pushing their work are
busy putting in the new crops.
Kox 733
dceSjl San Francisco Cat
The GREAT QUAGLIENI,
in in jail at this place for several
weeks was bailed out by Capt. An-
1 White of Portland. Mr.
Finished Heading.
P. Jackson finished heading S. IT. Hum
phrey's wheat last Satrmlay which closed
v:. wn,b witli th headiu machine. Mr.
Jackson. has run his machine all harvest
And headed at the rate of 23 acres a day.
Jackson knows how to run "dcr inasheen"
and is not afraid of work.
Ho! For Alsea!
The people in the lower part of the coun
ty are excited about the Alsea reservation
Faculty. w
Rer. S. II. MARSH, D. D. President.
and Professor of Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy.
Rev. HORACK L.M.i, A. at., i roies-
of Rhetoric and History, i
Ci. H. COLLIER, A. 31.. I'rofessor ol
Mathematics.
J. W. MARSH. A. M., l'rolessor ol uun
and Greek.
J. D. ROBB, A. M., Principal ol the
Academy.
Miss n. MACK. rreceptre.
Miss SARAH HOWI.RY, Teacher of In-
Btumental and Vocal Music. Au3I.
iodide: of potass.
The best Reautifierof the Completion now
in I'nrs rimtiUH. lloils. lilotchea.
l!liMitntism and Mercurial Pain. Sold
Iit nil l)nn'"ists.
Use Low' Concentrated Flavoring Ex
tract fcr Ice Cjeam, Cakes, Ac.
The Uurivallcd MOLLIE BROWN,
The Wonderful LOvvANUA,
The Female Sampson. D ITALE,
The FRENCH KENNEBELS.
PIERCE the tamer of Tirjcrs.
The MATHEWS FANILY,
DRAYTON, the Subdurr c! Hyenas,
M ils PAUIINE. the Lion Queen,
THOMPSON. Educator Of Elephants,
ORGAN. Instructor of Horses.
NAT AUSTIN, the Clown of Clowns,
The Unapproachable Levantine; Mmc. BROWN, Menage.Excetsior.
at Eugene.
A Chinese student sent by an
Kiltin the prisoner's attorney s Eastern society will attend the col
out and had the matter arranged and . he cjm fij j a ,c to boanU
Iluine was set at aueriy. T. .iftManfiHft Consul at 'Frisco
T i 'l. aw lf rt liinllnT on n.rlill- I
.UI . VjlirilCllO AO , I n M M M
I 1T..I, f.A tnt,.(tnrf n nnmhor nl .Inn. I n rT T t .1 .1 'i
..... . . - i t . I Jiixiau iuj ... " i- I .I Mi mi ki i si ri mil SJ
dltion to Ills Hiore iur u ... ... i ti1,tf.
n nncn criiiimiTU Tina 'f'ir
SIlSS Ella bcott Who graduated in fnrnjsii y,,u employment at which you can
U,a lorl.'nu' .nnrco in 'TS bni hn make lame pay. iu your own localities, witn-
,. I out Win--; from home over mht. Agents
studying (jrreeli and IS HOW taking Wi,nted in every town and county to take
H.. ar.t1A.,.'d nr:o ATIps subscribe rs for I he (entt nmal ltecord.
rnr tiio ina nf Ir. Pittencrer. who
kWA M-'W w
wants more room for his goods.
Govenor Grover has commissioned
T. D. Humphreys of this county no
tary public.
There weie sixty cases of small
which haa been thrown open to settlement. nv :n c.in Francisco last week.
i I VS. wr -
- . .... i : I
Washin&toi Kellow ftas loc .lea a romanm:
little ranch down by the Bounding 8ea and
Oreen Olds is about to go there too.
tliU I iniui mil it if-i t ion i ntliH ITnited States
Alary Lyman and Laura lioxter will ir, ...,,. r,i colnms; Elegant lv Illustrated
.r,n.r,.'a .nnrco Terms only I IHT year, iiie liecoru
I is iievoieii w wiiaierr i , m .
These young ladies are ambitious L.,,nnf.rfi with the Centennial year. The
Special Session.
The Connty Commissioners Court will
hold a special session on Saturday of this
week to grant license to John L.adl to run
bill
The
Mrs. F. F. Victor has been yisi- and propose to fully equip them- "reat Exhibition ,ai i uua.i. ipnu h iu .j i
t . . . lustrated in detail. Evc-rjKly wants it
tin" at Mrs. AOZier S lUlS ween.. I selves lor tiie nerce tussle Willi tUC fhe whole people feel pcrutly mterefited in
ana
ant
patriotic crayon draw ing premium picture is
presented fre to each siiliscril'tr. It is in
titled. 'In rememWrance of the One Hun-
i . . . ... . .
Benton Killin of Portland paid world. We hope other young la- J"t hTJ1 WiulieZ
Hillsboro a flying visit Saturday on dies will iollow tlieir exampia.
legal business. A Woman Samoson.
Mr. Henderson the new s
.illiard table on the Fair grounds teacher at this place is quite popu- 0ijServe Queen's gigantic circus die. An
license for WUjwbleB is ?25. ,ar among the pupils and a proper- ster8. ho wants tHCe that wo-
Just ree'd another lot of rflned sugars. 8 ous term insured.
js for J, at JCahn & Friedenrich's
D. L- Davis formerly Elitor of the
Drtann I'roaresslonist published at Cornelius
'jwo or three years ago, died recently at his
home in Uncb, Lucas Co, Mo.
Sheriff Xlorgan has to issue a summons
erery eyening to his milch-epw and serve it
in Simmon's swamp. If he does not look
a leedle ovpet" "Dad" will sue him for
damages for mashing that willow brush down
to its great injury,
tret oat your last year ghosts, fix np
yonr old steel-traps, load your shot-guns, file
your dog's eye teeth, treat the small boys to
candymelon thieyes!
In the lananase of Mart V. Brown, we
would say: "Come up and pay your sub
scriptions before some robber poes through
your safe and you won't have no money
left."
"Look out for burglars.
ohool -r i dredth Anniversary of the Independence
u ui v..o, ivu! iji unjnm j"" ni lim i niicd mail's. pize j -
Anr one can Income a succe ssful agent
show the patter ana pictures ana
s of siioserittcrs are easiy ooiainen
everv where. There is no business that win
nav like" this at present, we have many
posters.
man lift a cannon that
weighs
The Tualatin Hof el is a thing ot thousand pounds and hold it on her nRents who are mating n bihs f2) iht
beauty in its new coat of paint. shoulders with two men and a boy ilSSSJfcr itTJs nothintoSve
W im.lfrst.ind that Mr. Judkins. who on toD Of It into tne bargain? W nat the bnsiness a trial. Send for our circulars.
was appointed to preach on this circuit by man about Hillsboro would terms, and "ample rorX of PP
.t.-xf p ... ' i... ....c .r,nt. .. sent free to all who apply do U to-ilay. Com-
saying that he had tried Hillsboro once
before.
Want tO gO into matrimo well no phte outfit to those who decide to engage
matter.
Several cf the light-fingered gentry grace Photograph Gallery.
the town this week, "the glass of fashion Mr. Westrop, late of Vancouver, has eree-
and the mold of form," I . Thotoraphic Studio on the Public
County Orders taken at rar for coods at Souare in this plare. Takes pictures at
rittengv's Store. Portland prices. Particular attention paid
Straw-burning began quite lively early to taking babies pictures. Come ngnt
yesterday niornins. rain bavin- set in. along now ana save me er . - ..
PittftTuyer Km iast lrmirht nn Tllf tit I or
stock of boots and shoes. Jusl M B"
-r r.;.i, ,;n u v. t- I TK National Gold Medal was award
.buret in .hi. pUc. U . Bnda, $2gSZ vJlS
Medal for the best iu the world.
529 Montgomery tJteet San Francisco.
Farmers and mechanics, and their sons an
daughters make the very best of agents
Address,
THE CENTENNIAL. RECORD Portland
Maine. ng-
two to Tortland and at the same time get
Stp7wl.
Boots, No. 1 quality, $1 a pair at the pop
nlar store of Kaaa & Friednrich
F 0 R D n A M & J E i i I i S .
GROCERS,
Woe. 600 &602
Street,
SAN FRANCISCO
SHERMAN & HYDE,
MUSIC DEALERS.
Cor. KEARNY n SUTTER Streta.,
San FitANCisco.
A sent" fr the Pacific Coaat.
FOOT OR STEAM POWER.
Warranted to Cut 3 lack
StuS I Fot per Minute.
Sent for Circular.
SAW.
2 fTFlK Ss v
With the CharmingandVouthful r.VTTI ROSA. JEXXIE liROWW, K0HKUT SCOTT.
......r...-n ..t-nrvr rrxfia Itil't'V
the Great ARLINGTON. FRANCOIS, lll.iuu.ni. i.io.
.i,1tiii ntiviliiirii . eon it ill te th)
. . rtrinr ci; ti t 1 i ir..r.iu.jj. hhi ' " -
aimes
most ex pen
fice of the Globe.
And a host
very best on
rrirY SFIUSTIAX. KENNEHEL. and the endless i.nilian.. computet
ive.' tmciception'y. latter dicsscd and high toned Circus Company ou tl
EMMY'S trass.contixi:ntal iiamm
of hiuh-salaried. novelty producing, prominent pr rfortnt rs, r. h cfed fr..tu tU
t tho face of the Globe, and with special reference to the nuiumcr of 1.70.
OSBORN A ALEXANDER,
62 1 UA3KCT STREET, ops. PALACE MOTH
Baa FranciKO
TMoCrcat Wlochanlc Tool Ctoro
of tho Paclflo Coast.
The long list of LWing TO very rarest lundsnrb un Wopliant. lifl
Routt led MulH,ou. theil.iraard.aherdof performing . Ren-ul liters, A performing
Hvenas. two Lionessess and their culm, a Kangaroo and its youn-, sn infant Mickl.
Camel, pair Leopards, pair of Silver him. G.i.. rats, Lions. Jaguars, Eland, hai red Ox,
Valk Yark, Uiido aud ilonkevs, and a long array of which the particulars cannot bo giv
SPECIALISTS,
NO. 11, KBAXINY ST11EET.
Treats all Chronic and Frivate Diseases
without tbe aid of Mercury.
CONSLTATIONS tREE.
Office Hours. 9 to 12 M; 2 to 5 and 6 to Door, open at 1 and 7 o'clock : p . Xirjt
9 p. m., Sundays excepted. vuo "u
Admission - - S 1 oo Chil Jren mjer 9, 50 cts,
, General Agent.
C'u'cmh commeuccu fit 2 a id 8 p. m.
lonaprcnc.
Consultations free.
Call or address.
Dr. A B Finney & Co.,
No 11 Kearney St.,
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