THE INDEPENDENT.
HILLSBOllO
THUBSDAY.
Fio-.icial.
Gold in New York, 1.10.
Legal tender iu Portland buying 90
lhngai;;.
ftUrsr-Trade dollars, 93c; other coins, 95c
Portland Produce Market.
WHEAT. $1.35 cental, sacked.
FLOUR-For extra standard brands, f 3.(J0;
xtra country, $1 60(3, 1 73.
OATS Per basnet, 40 to 0 cents.
DRIED FliUITH-Apples 1 1 yyo V pound ;
plants, pittess, 14 to 15c;witb pits 4 to 5c.
HIDES Best selected 11c V, B culls,
ff; green 3 to 4c. -
MEATS Hams, 12 to 8c; side 16;
boulders 10c, dressed hogs 6 to 6Jc; mut
ton sheep f 2.50 to $3 per head ; beef dres'd,
4 to 5 cts per lb.
LARD New lard in tins, 17c; in bulk 1G.
HAY-Timotby baled. $1!S17; loose, $16.
DAIRY PROOUCK -Butter, roll. 25to30c
1; fir, 15$20 ; in brine, 2025c. Cheese
14&16c .
" ' FEED Bran, $18(3420 per ton; shorts,
. $25.00; middlings, $2. 50 (Vf40; oil nisal,
- 1S7.50.
XUC1S 3per dozen.
WOOL Choice Willamette, lG(3;lc a lb;
Eastern Oregon and Walla Walla, 11013.
POTATOES 40 to 50c per bushel.
ONIONS $1.23 to $1.50 per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS $2.50 to $4.00.
The Discussion.
Luwt Saturday after dinner, ac
cording to notice, Hon. 0. W. Watts
aud Dr. F. A. Bailer discussed the
Questions Ht issue between tlie two
great political parties which they
represented. The Hillsboro brass
band furnished music for the occa
sion. W. H. Tarker of Cornelius
was elected chairman who called the
meetiug to order when the debate
began. "Watts had one hour and a
quarter, to open and fifteen minutes
to close, while Dr. Bailey had au
hour and a half to answer. The de
bate tbongh long was interesting
and retained the audience until near
the close. The speakers were fre
quently cheered while making their
telling poiuts or eloquent periods.
As usual the partisans of each tho't
that their side won. It is our opin
ion, however, that they were pretty
equally matched. It takes a man to
bandits Dr. Bailey as those who have
tiied him can testify. Dr. Watts is
well posted, however, and made it
interesting work for his opponent.
We took notes and aimed to give a
ftftt'report of the speeches but the
press of other matters crowded it
Ultt.
Court Notes.
Gov. GiblM aud W. D. Hare made
au elaborate defense ia the action
against the Holcombs. The Gover
nor was decidedly buoyant, while
Hire talked a- pathetically ns a wo
man aiid locked on the jury as if he
uctualy loved them.
That was certainly a relevant ques
tion Judge Shattuck put to one of
the witnesses in the above case when
he asked her if she and the defend
ant wire driving sheep on that day;
as well as a capital hit.
The Prosecuting Attorney is the
best looking Portland lawyer attend
ing Court. He should do well in the
divorce business.
Justice's Court Humphreys, J. P.
Hillsboro, Sept. 27, 187G.
State of Oregon vs. Isaac Long
street, action'for larceny ; paid fees
and costs and was dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. J. H. McDon
ald, action for larceny; dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. S. P. Howard,
action for larceny; dismissed. .
Attorneys Present.
The following attorneys are in at
tendance on the ctrcuit court at this
place: Astoria Hon. W. D. Hare;
Portland Gihbs & Gilbert. Ball &
Stott, B. Killn, Bronaugh, Judge
Upoo; Forest Grove S. Hughes;
xr:n..i hp Ti TV..,.,, rr n
Handley.T. D. Humphreys; Beaver
dam Hiram Dustin.
Appointed.
Dr. Givens. formerly of this place, has
been recently appointed physician on the
Skokomish reservation in Washington Terri
tory with a aalary of $1200 a year. besides
he will have the local practice outside of the
reservation which will be considerable. We
congratulate Mr.Giveus on his good for
tune. Political.
Dr. Watts and Mr. Cronin will
rpeak at Forest Grove on the eve
ning of the 27th instead of the 28th
as fomerly published.
Surgical.
Dr. Bailey and Vite performed an
operation on a child with a hare lip
lately and the divided lip has grown
together.
Who Wants $5?
Any young man who wishes to attend the
National Business College at Portland this
fall or winter can make $5 by calling at this
office, tf.
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET OCTOBER
TERM.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Oregon vs. L. L. and
John Holcomb, larceny.
State of Oregon vs Charles Math
ews for selling liquor unlawfully.
State of Oregon vs. James Hume,
case No. 1, assault with a dangerous
weapon; case No. 4 same as above.
CIVIL. CASES
L. G. Hall vs. I. Meyer et al;
suit to set aside sale of real estate.
J. A. Boyce vs. .Geo. Bell, suit
to pet aside deed.
Granger Market company vs. W.
Simmons, suit to recover mouey.
J. G. Merrill vs. D. C. Merrill et
als, suit to quiet title.
H. Thatcher et ux vs. Eugene
Dhondt, suit to restrain.
W. G. Scoggin vs. R. O. Hoffman
and W. 1. Swearinger, suit to
recover money.
W. G. Scoggin vs. J. W. Haines,
appeal from justice court.
Peter Duber vs. James Boulanger,
suit for damages.
Ellen Pryce vs. It. Pryce, divorce.
John Landess vs. John Groner,
suit for damages,
Jacob Brugger et al vs. I. Butler
at al, suit for damages.
A. B. Anderson vs. A. Anderson,
divorce.
John Iandess vs. J. S. Gray,
confirmation of sherifTs sale.
Seth Markham vs. 11. Ketty, con
firmation of sale.
T. R. Cornelius vs. N. W. Askins,
confiination of sale.
James Chambers vs. Ann Smith
administratrix, suit for money.
J. H. Reid vs. C. F. Brown, con
firmation. J. H. Frush vs. Merrick, confir
mation. J. J. and P. Brugger vs. Butler
& Briggs, appeal from justice court.
T. E. Russell vs. J. E. Chenette,
appeal.
CIRCUIT COURT- T. 0. Shattuck J.
Monday, Oct. 2, 1870.
Present: Hon. E. D. Shattuck.
Judge presiding, A. Luelling by
A. W. Luelling clerk, H. B. Mor
gan Sherrid" aud Raleigh Stott Pros
ecuting Attorney. Calendar called.
John Landess vs. John Groner.
Demurrer to complaint, argued.
W. D. Pitteuger appointed crier.
Jury called.
Guaxd Jiitr.
II. T. Buxton, A. G. Wilks, J. B.
Perkins, David Lenox, Ansel Sav
age, Geo. Landess, S. J. Stott. S.
J. Stott appointed foreman; G. X.
Hale bailiff to Grand Jury.
Scoggin vs. Haines. Motion to
dismiss: appeal allowed.
Cornelius vs. Askins; confirmation
of Sheriff's sale.
Frush vs. Merrel
John Saunders vs. J. S. Gray "
S. Markham vs. R. Ketty
L. L. and J. Holcomb duly ar
raigned and allowed until to-morrow
morning to plead.
Thatcher vs. Dhondt; Plaintiff
asked leave to file supplemental
complaint; granted. Answer to be
filed by W ednesday morning.
W. Tigart, juror, excused from
further attendance.
State of Oregon vs. L. L. and J.
Holcomb, demurrer to indictment,
argued and overruled.
Scoggin vs. Hoffman and Swear
inger, action to recover money Ju
ry Wm. Dee, A. C. Davis, D.
Euos J. D. Bates, A. L. Matteson,
J. J. Morgan, I. Chrismau, D. Ba
ker, J. H. Sewell, H. G. Davies, J.
McConkey, W. Brown, verdict for
plff. for $GGG.77.
Reid vs. Brown; confirmation of
Sheriff's sale of real estate.
Russ.ll vs. Chenette. Appeal
from Justice's court. Motion to dis
miss appeal, allowed.
State of Oregon vs. Holcombs.
Plea of not guilty entered.
State of Oregon vs. Mathews for
selling liquor contrary to law. Ple'd
guilty and fined fifty dollars and
costs. Paid fine.
Gardner vs. Davis; amended com
plaint filed on terms of $3.
Butler & Briggs vs. Brugger et al.
Action for damages. Demurrer to
answer argued and sustained.
The jury in the case of L. L. and John
llollconib came into court just as we go to
prKH with a vtrdiit of "Not guilty". And
the jury in the Granger Market case failed
to agree and were discharged.
New Ads.
Furniture see Smith & Buxton's
new ad.
Land Titles see Catlin & Killin's chang
ed ad.
Lost See Geo. Coggan'uad.
Read all the ads.
Why Not
Have some political speaking in
town this week? Ex-Gov. Gibbs, Hon
W. D. Hare, Chas. A. Ball and other
stump speakers are here and are
spoiling for & row.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR.
SECOND DAT
The weather is fine as usual.
The receipts at the gate yesterday Amount
ed to $ 0J against $3-j0 lust year. To-day
they amounted to abjut $100.
The race to-day was for 3-year olds, mile
heats, 2 in 3, $130 1st premium. $73 2d.
White entered b. g. Sank Owns, Stott a. in.
Fiddler, Ilumason b. ni. Bonita. Sank
Owens won both heats and the race, time
13S; 2 KM).
A well known horse trainer knocked a
hoodlum down for insulting his wife, and
kicked him while down and knocked him
down when he got up and k-pt on that
way a if he tok an interest in the job.
There was no annual address to-day
as advertised because no speaker was en
gaged. THE EXHIBITION
Is not so great this year as last. Mr.
lie fed did not exhibit his horses at all. "What
is the matter with the man?" is the question.
Mr. Reduiund of Yamhill exhibits a fine
bay horse trotter. S. G. Reed carries off the
palm in Ayrshire and Durham cattle a few
of which we describe as follows: Red roan
Governor a two year-old bull, wired by
Weepiug Willow, which Bold for $1000
weight 2,00d pounds; the Alsium Lord
eight months old, is a fine a heifer a was
ever sired weighs 1,000 pounds; Ilillhurst
Rose, a very fine cow, which with her twins
m-.kea an exhibition of herself. Sheis of the
Ayrshire breed; Pet Gwiune related to
one of the strain which realized buch fabu
lous prices at New York iu 1873; and th
Karl of Lome, a fine young Ayrshire bull,
one of the best ever imported into thiscouu
try. Mr. Reed also exhibits Cotswold and
and Leicester grade of sheep, from Lord
Poe's flock one of England's best breeders;
also a H-month old Ilerksbier hog which
is extra stock. A. Luelling, McEIdowney,
Stewart ,t Sous, and J. C . Hawthorne ex
hibit pure bred and graded cattle. A gen
tleman from California has some fine An
gora goats in the stalls both pure and graded.
This gentleman has located in the county
and has some 100 head of goats iu his tlock.
Robt. Imbrie, Mr. Chalmers and John R.
Po;ter have sheep loth pure and graded.
Geo. Nay lor did not exhibit his sheep this
year owing to the push of harvest. Mr.
Ja;kson of Ja nes' farm had some 11 rah ma
aud Cochin chickens and JJilly Robinson
some handsome Silver Spangled Hamburg
labeled as Golden Spangled" how
ever. T. II. Tongue and others in this
neighborhood could have discounted those
chickens if they hud exhibited,
IN THE PJUI.ICr.
Here there was a marked falling off in en
tries from last year. The vegetables though
few were fine, so with the grains. In the
line of fruits R lt. Inibrie, A. G. Walling
and J. R. Porter have the largest and finest
lots and best in most varieties. E. E. Por
ter monopolies the tiower depaitmeiit, tho
he will have Home competition. We shall
not attempt to describe the needle work de
partr.t. ut. The showing in the art depart
ment was dt eidcil!y kI'th. There was one
quite hamlsome picture from Portland that
was not entered for prize at all. In the
mechanical department several rcuiers and
mowers are exhibited. Mr. Baxter f Hil's
loro exhibited a good act of harness. Jake
Stevenson acts as agent for a new patent
spring bed that makes us feel sleepy to look
at it. The canned fruit displ-iy, a! jel
lies, etc, were quite; meagre as compan d
with last year.
iuet u's circus arrived iit the afternoon
and showed to a fair house in the evening.
In the walking match to-day there were
four eiitiies; one each by Wm. West, Jas.
Scoggin. Win. liigham and Alfred EbWrts.
W.i:. Wist took first premium and Wm.
Bigham second; afterwards the horses were
all ruled out but Wm. Ebberts who took
first money.
Iu the afternoon J. S. Heller of this
place had a valuable watch aud .huin and
$-00 in coin taKcn out of his ockets. The
watch was subsequently found in a show
case connei ted with a thieving game.
THIRD DAT.
The huckster stands and eating honses
are doing a good business. J. L. Thomas
has a lucrative stand on the ttopular corner.
A. Y. Boyce, another Hillsboro citizen has
a stand also. And Mr. Bcatuhamp's hotel
is a success. Mr. MeNutt of Corne
lius has a rtand and II. II. Welch of the
Grove runs a barber shop.
As Mr. We t was running Coggan'a Path
findei on the track he shied throwing the
driver and dashed through the fence, the
crowd, tables, ami T. 11. Hoover' kitchen,
amashing things as he went.
Three gamblers, Isaac Longstreet, J. H.
McDonald and S. P. Howard, were arrest
ed for stealing $23 from Isaac Rutler. They
were tried lcfore Justice Humphreys and
dismissed. Longstreet claimed that he bor
rowed the money of Mr. Rutler. A "cap
per, borrowed 13 of Geo. lletts of Bca
vei tou ami Geo. c-iu't see- tho "color," also
Noah Mull of Reedvillo loaned a festive
gambolier $10 and the b. g. lost it of course
and Mr. Mull can say with the poet and
the "ravf u" nevermore. These gentle
men will probably be careful aliont lend
ing their mouey to gamblers hereafter. An
old gentlemen who lives near Di ley loat
considerable money at one of the games.
He borrowed $ KM) of a Director and went
back to get "even" when aaid Director
went in and pulled him out ami made him
hand over the money, aud told him to keep
away from there. The gamblers objected
but that Director told them he would have
them In the jug" in five minutes if they
did not ''dry np" ond they dried.
Queen'a Circus was the Wst that has
been through the country but like all cir
cusea it looked best on paper; coarse, rnl
gar, almost indecent none of the m are fit
places for women and children and per
haps men.
The marshals put a yonng man outside in
the afternoon for cursing and disturbing
the peace. He was intoxicated and swore
vengeance on Parker the chief Marshal.
Last night several fellows who thought
they could run the marshals we-- ejected
from the grounds and peace was restored.
The race to-day was between J. H. Boo
mer's -Billy Nut's and W. G. Scoggin's
Maggie Burton, ' mile and repeat, Billy
Nuts winning both heats.
FOURTH AICD FIFTH DATS.
As our space is limited we will eondena
these days into a short space. In the rifle
shooting match on the 4th day Thos. Tuck
er our County Commissioner carried off the
honors, while S. P' Ingram took the second
premium. J. A. Flippiu who lias taken the
prize for the last nine years did not contest
To-day, the 5th, iu the race for two year
olds half-mile heats, T. B. Hoover entered
s. g Olo; W.Tennant s. iu. Emma Thayer;
and Westfall, g. g. Winooski. Olo took the
first two heats, time, 0: 57; ; 0:50. These
colU are first-class stock and will be heard
from again In the $300 race, 2-mile heats
free for all, W. White entered b. g. Ophir;
W. Tennant, s. h. Tom Merry. Tom Merry
won both heats, time 3: 4-S.
At evening on Friday scarcely any remains
of the Fair were to be aeen, nearly every
body having left.
The receipts of the Fair are stated in an
other place. Awards of premiums next
week.
We rest.
The Grove:
Oct 2, 187C
Miss S. Bowlby has returned from Phila
delphia. Vert, our Teutonic tinner, has gone to
San Francisco for medical treatment.
Mrs. Buford ia going to have a shop built
near her reside jce for her millinery busi
ness. Mr. Shipley raised 5700 bushels of wheat
and 1300 bushels of oats on A. T. Smith's
farm near this place this year. The aver
age is higher than it was last yt ar on this
farm, being 20 bushels of wheat and 10 of
oats to the acre.
Dr. W. II. Saylorof Portland visited the
Grove during the Fair. He was called into
the country while out here to visit a Mr.
Barrett near Glencoe who is in a critical
condition from the consumption.
Quite a member of the G rovians content
plate attending theState Fair.
Two immigmnts from Iowa who hare
been living here for a year or two were in
tending to start back to that State soon but
got a letter recently from some of their
friends who live there stating that the grass
hoppers had eateu up every thing. The
writer stated that the "hopiers" had eaten up
the cattle aud were chawing up the plows
for want of better provender. And now
these immigrants harlior a mean prejudice
against old Iowa and wont "go home to die
no more" at all.
C. Hughes fell off of a load of ftraw the
other day aud spraiued his ankle.
Eugene McCorinack was iu town on a
visit last week, and got his "sheepskin".
Toots.
Brevities.
Kalin &. Fredenrich pay the high
est market price for all kinds of pro
duce hides aud furs
T. W. Pitteuger and wife are in
the list of pasenger4 that sailed from
"Frisco" last Saturday.
It. Stott Prosecuting Attorney,
and wife have been staying in town
aud Forest Grove during court.
W. D. Hoxter i3 paying 70 cents
for wheat now.
Just walk in and take a look at
Mr. Pitteugtr's new stock of boots
and lioes.
Call on Kalin Si Fredenrich if yuo
want Dry goods, Groceries Hard
ware, China or glassware. Hoots
and shoes at reduced prices
Lucy Morgan of this place is re
covering from an attack of tho fever.
Kdward McKiuney of this place
who has been lying very ill of fever
is slowly recovering.
One of Mr. Steeples' cHldren is
sick of typhoid fever. Several mem
bers of this family have had a tussle
with this lingering and dangerous
malady.
ilT The National Gold Medal was award
ed to Bradley X. Rulofson for toe best Pho
tographs in the United State, and Vienna
Medal for the best in tho world.
Montgomery Street San Francisco.
MARRIED.
At the residence of th bride's father in
Cornelius, Oct. 1, 176, by Thos. Rutler, J.
P., James M. Montgomery and Miss Mollie
DeLetts both of Washington couuty.
The iKDKrKXDKXT office had a tawte of the
cake, which was just "splendid", for which
tlie young couple have the thanks of the
establishment. We hope the happy pair
may float down Hymeu's beautiful sea in
love and peace.
Iu North Yamhill. Sept. IS, Charles T.
Standley and Miss Emma Casteel.
In North Yamhill, Sept. 10, Augustus
Simmons and Miss Sarah A. Raker.
At Cornelins, Sept. 28th, 187C, bv Thos.
Rutler, J. P., W. W. Reeks and Mrs. Irene
Rensou, both of Washington county.
DIED.
In Seattle, Kept. 2$. Agnes Amy, aged 13
mouths, youugest child of M. C. and M. E,
George, of East Portland.
LOST! LOST!!
Lost at Hillsboro on the Fair Grounds on
Wednesday Sept. 27, a large envelope con
biining Pedigrees of horses, and letters
which are of great value to me and no one
else. Any one finding it will confer a great
favor by delivering the same to the Treasurer
of the W. C. A. Society at Hillsboro or to
me at the St, Charles hotel in Portland.
GEO. COGOAN.
OlioapAa X1 Tt.
WE OFFER FOR SALE OUR PROP
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f lot 1 in block 3. It is a .wrgain for M..cue
f .rmer who wants to school his children at
the Grove. The price is $500. For further
information apply to Samuel Hughes at
Forest Grove or at this office.
H. n. LUCE.
A SMALL GOLD RREASTPIN WITH
jets and pearls. T'e finder will be I b
erally rewarded if he will return the same to
Lis ufflce.
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BU
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
State of Oregon, for the county of Wash,
intoii ks: Josinh M, Mcrri-I plaintiff, vs.
Dcwit C. Merri ll, administrator of the es
tate of Chas. G. Meirell dee'd, Margaret
Merrell Widow of said deceased, and Wil
liam Henry Merrel. Edward Merrel. Sophro
nia Ann Zeigler, I'lias. '. Merrel, M.ti'garct
Jane Atkinson. I)elHra Ewing, Elizalath
Merrel, Ma-y a!drti and Dewitt C. Mer
rel lieirs-utdaw of said Chas. G. Merrel dc
ceased, defendants.
To the nlve named defendants; In the
n line of the State of Oregon: You aro here
bv required to antM-ar and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in tho ulove i n.i-
tle1 suit within ten il.iys from tho il.itt of
the service of this summon upon you, if
served within this county or if served in any
other county of thU State, then within
twenty days from the date of the service of
this .million upon vou, nd if you fail so
to answer, for want thereof, the 'laintifT
will apply to the court for a decree against
yon, for the relief prayed for in the 1ain
tifT complaint herein to-wit: that a eert:iiu
mortgage therein described be held ty D'.
witt C Merrell in trust for laintiff, aud
that 'laintiff is the owner in fee of 20 acres
of land therein deacritied, and for such oth
er aud further relief as the court may seem
just
Service by publication of summons here
in by order if the Hon. County Court
abovenamcd made at the May term thereof
187(1.
T. R. HANDLEY.
Att'y for Jiff.
Adiuiuistrsttor'it Sale!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of an order of the County
Court of Washington county. State of Ore
gon, at the August term, A. D., 170, to wit:
on the 15th ilay of August, 170, in the
matter of the estate of W. H. MeNutt, de
ceased, the nudersigned administrator of
said estate will, on Friday, the tUh day of
Octo1er, lS70.at the hour of 1 o'clock, p. m.
of said day, at the Court hotie door in
Hillloro, Washington county, Oiegon, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, all
the riuht, title and interest that the said
W. H. MeNutt had at the time of his dc
cease or since acquired by his estate, in and
two the following descrilxd premises to
wit: The N W of the N E of Sec 1,
T 1 N, R4 W, of the Willamette Meridian,
40 acres, and the S W '4' of the S E of
Sec 4. T 1 N. R 4 W, of said Meridian, tioth
of said tracts containing HO acres of 1 md
and lying in Washington count-, Oregon.
Terms of sale. Gold coin, one half of the
Iuirchase price in hand, the balance (one
uilf ) to be paid in on year from day of
sale, deferred payment to draw interest
from day of sale until paid, at the nite of
ten per cent. ier annum, and to lie secured
by mortgage on premises sold. Expense
of deed and mortgage to be paid by pur
chaser. RORT. W. MCNUTT,
Administrator.
Kxecutor' Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HTAT
the undersigned has filed in the coun
ty court of the State of Oregon, for Wash
ington countv. his final account as executor
of the last will and testament of Geo. Rue
man, dee'd, and that said court has np
iMiinted Thursday after the first Monday iu
Oct.. 1876. at 10 o'clock a. m. as the time
for hearing objections thereto aud the set
tlement thereof.
RORERT IMRRIE,
Fxecutor of the last will and testament of
George Rueman, dee'd.
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SherifTs Sale!
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU
tion issued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Multnomah couuty
dated Aug. 11th, 1876, in favor of Hen
Holladay and against Arthur De Pourtah s
Gorgier for the sum of Four thousaud nine
huudred and twenty-five and 63-100 dollars
coiu $41125.63-100, which judgment was en
rolled And docketed in the Clerk's office of
said couuty on the ninth day of June, 1871,
which execution was received by me on the
12th day of August, 1876. Therefore by
virtue of said execution I did on the 12th
d.ty of Aug 1876, duly levy on the follow,
iug described tract or parcel of laud to wit:
Commencing at a poiut on the East side of
the private road of Wm. Geiger, 100 rod
aud 15 feet East of the Northwest corner of
the donation land claim of Solomon Em
rick; thence East, along the North Line of
said laud claim UO chains; theuc South 40
chains; thence West along the South line of
said claim 20 chains; thence North along
the East side of said private road of Wm.
Geiger 40 chains to the place of lieginning
containing NO acres more or It ss--iu Wash
tugtou county, Oregon.
And op Saturday, September 23-d, 1876,
at the hour of 1 ojclock p. in. of said day at
the Court House, door in Hillloro, in said
Washiug'tu county, I will sell tractor put eel
of land at public Auction toche highest bid'r
therefor coin cash in hand to satisfy said
execution and accruing costs.
Witness mv hand this Aug. 14th, 1876.
II. II. MORGAN.
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon.
Mieriir Sale!
BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU.
tion issued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Washington couu
ty in favor of George Itell and against Mary
O. Rell for the sum of twenty-two And 10
100 do)lar($2'2.iMI) costs which judgment
was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's
office of said county on the 2Uth day of May,
1870.
Therefore by virtue of said writ 1 did on
fh s 11th day of August, 1876, duly levy on
the following described tract or parcel of
land to wit: The one undivided one third
a it of the following described parcel of
and situate iu Washington county, Oregon,
to wit: The East half of the donation laud
claim liouudcd And described as follows;
Beginning at a iKiint 15.77 chains East and
3.12 chains North of the South-West corner
of Section 16, TI N, 11 4 W, ant running
thence South 43 chains; thence West 37.50
chains; thence North 43.00 chains; thence
East 36.87 chains to the place of beginning
containing One Hundred and FiftyNiue
and 87-mo acres more or less.
And on Saturday the 23d day of Septem
Imt, 1876, at 2 o'clock p. m., of said day at
the Court House do .r in Hillslsiro in said
county, I will sell said tract of laud, or all
the right title and interest the said Mary O.
Bell has or had in and to said tract of land
on the said 2Wh day of May, 1876, at public
auction to the highest bidder thereor cash
in hand to satisfy said execution and accru
ing costs.
Witness my hand this Aug. llth 1876.
H. II. MORGAN,
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
State of Oregon, for the county of Wash
ington. Peter Dub r laiutiff, vs. Joseph
Boulanger, defendant. To Joseph Boulan
ger. the above named defendant; In the
name of the State of Oregon you are hereby
required to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the aliove named
court and iu the above entitled action by
the first day of tho term of said court fol
lowing the expiration of the time of six
weeks from the date of this summons, to
wit; by the 2Nth day of Mny, A. D., 1877.
aud if you fail so to do, the Plaint iff will
take judgment against you for tho sum of
(?I,7.) sixteen buudrtd and soventy-nw
dollars, damages sustained by Plaintiff by
reason of the destruction of Plaintiffs
property by you, aud for his costs aud dis
bursements herein. Service herein ny pub
lication of summons, bv au order of Hon. E.
1. Shattuck, judg of said court, at chain.
bers, and dated August 28th. 1876.
Dated Kept. 4th 1870.
W. LAIR HILL, 1
G. II, DURHAM. Atfys for Plaintiff,
II. Y. THOMPSON. )
Dated Sep. 4, 1876.
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