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Newspaper Page TextV. - i i ft!?. 1 ri Ill . "" 21 Si I K2 THE INDEPENDENT. HILLSBORO- THUBSDAY. BREVITIES Bead all the new advertisements. IlilUtjDro hw r , new doctor just arrived. IX.iK'TrUla of Clackamas couaty waa m town this week. Town Council meet to night. Every house in. town is rented npied. Qo to Kahn k Freiiemrich for Christmas presents. Bshasl, bosks i sUtieuery at Fitten- Dnylignt is getting scarce nowa nlaya. How do you spend these long vrenipgs? . The boys of the Hill sboro district school Cave t red. 1 a . thw school Pittrngt(rrrok feoo ewpeefen for te Holiday .--, . , Chss. rwa baa bought an ratOMsM Mtideial stone sad will start to Colorado "' soon.' Uillsboro is illuminated by a soli 4ary street lamp. The boys bare been skating on the lake, for a week oceans of fun. Sooli . Cornelinsi is at San Luis Obispo, California. .There in some talk of putting Ten Nishts in a Bat-room" ou the etagt, . by Hillsboro talent. :Ti R. Cornelius has bought the eointy right to manufacture artifi ial stone in Washington county. If yon want toys, both useful and ornv 3nental go to Pittenger's. The Baxter brothers, formerly Aarness-.tnakers in this place, buxe located in Patton's valley. A row occurred at a oance in Cen "terrule recently, in which one in ebriatcd individual was sererely beaten by two parties. A surprise party was held at Slier iff y organ's icsidei ci last Wedne day night and an agreeable time was the result. An immigrant family just from Iowa moved into ton Tuesday One of thtir children is sick of fever. Hillsboro is last becoming popu fated with the long haired Tartar They are employed by several of our itizena -in various capacities. -!V. R Bilyeu, a Pacific Universi tr crraJuute has been admitted to the -bar. It will cost "Wid nothing to get a divorce now, be should ever be so uufortu naie as to need one. " We know of notbiup; better calcu-v-!&t! to provoke blasphemy, tbau to I yermubulate some of the rickety ide'walkin this placo on a dark night. It takes all the veneration a printer ha to keep from it, and what can be expected of other peo ple? Cotton flannel at Pittnger's at 7 yds. for " " John E. Naylor, formerly of -the Grove, was the Democratic candi . date for Prosecuting Attorney for one of the judicial districts in Ne vada at the late election. John has '.taken a summersault in politic, and -was defeated, we hope. Ladies' Bus: ian goatskin s oet trith hair tfnstlatt Ka'in t Frid enrich'. Try thftm and you will never again buy any other kind. John Simmons killed 18 ducks at Une shot on the lake near thU place recently. - : The other evening Wilbur Wiley a scientific skater attempted to 'cut the pigeon's wing," but got tangled ;v : s to the legs, and cnt his toe nail in two with his skate. Since, he has v given his toe an air hole and ointment .and is on skates again. - Salohcin's letter came too late for .; -this week's paper it will keep. Please send in Your letters on Mon day's train if possible. . There will be a vacation in the , Hillsboro public school during Hol idays. .n y Cigars and choice tobac coes at Fitten- Christinas. The M. E. Church has been deco rated with evergreens for the Christ . mas Tree to eome off there on Sat- - urday evening. The Good Templars will have their Christmas Tree in ','1 their hall with appropriate exercises - on Monday evening. The women and gtrls always go to Pit tender's when they want pretty dresses. T Osr Afitnts. Be sure and report when you re cieve money from subscribers. It - .creates a misunderstanding or sas- picion on the part of a subscriber who has paid and recieves a bill de manding money not due from him. "Those who have collections for us will please send in at the first op ertunity as we need it - I Clcncos. I A planinz-machine arrived at this place by car recently consigned to Messrs. DiiJk Borie who own the carding machine near Olencoo and wesupposethey wia run aiw- aut uu men lumuer m gvuucvhuii i the "cnllins- wool" basinet Ettensire iaprovameaU are making In the -city -otOleneoe. John Fowler and Mr. Scheakaro both erecting neat and commo- dions dwellings. Messrs. Schenkt Hanter are building a blacksmith shop. Dr. MendenhaU. who waa in the Menden - hiill vs. Hume esse thiit excited so much iatetest at the last term of the Circuit court ln this county, has located at Glencoe and I is building an office. He is Mendeohallthe I folis in tbat vicinity oi cearse. we aavise . . U. st rims mam'arl llltH IUWwVCI uv mvw aasMu m imwi " 1 man asks him to leave his house that he must not stand on the order of his going bat eatawa; eschew piittols and all sin. stick to business, and honors will blush i,nt h. will not w time or natienee to count them. Important litigation has arisen in Olen-I 04 in respect t land titles. Mr. Smith surged the town and it is found HW.ft.rKiiiiw ua uiuwij in the public ro vl. Of eonrsa Parkr does not intend to stand that kind of foolish ness J and has appealed to the court for an equit able adjustment of the matter. It remains for A. if. Ktewart who deeded mm tbe land to make a satisfactory settlement. Beaver ton: r- n.i ion I lCC. Oia, 0U. I TK r.-5W- r? nt wMn flnwiu ing's latt Tuesday and cut and hauUl her sufficient wood to last 11 winter. . At the late celebration in Beavcrton. qnite I a number of perso . visited the On.ou Dry- V:r.JZZJZrZZ . --J , , institution wbicbf.iincfdbvshedJin; a few tears Mr. Edward Squires is buildins a black smith and carrisage shop, 24 by 50 feet lie is an A No. 1 black smith and his brut i er-in-law Dauks. is a carriage maker. They have already turned out several family Bro. J. S. Griffin delivered a public tem perance lecture at the Grange ball last Sat urday evening on the history of tbe temper ance movement in this county. Vocal and instrumental music was furnished for the occasion Mr. Griffin's discourse was very instructive. He gave his audienc historic- al facts connected with the early settlement of the country dating back toa period of 40 years. Mr. G. enlivened bis discourse by thrilling incidents iu which he was often prominent actor. The temperance banner still waves in Beaverton and Crystal Lodge is flour.shin To tne Public. Mr. L. F. Henderson, tbe Portland elocn. ttoiiist. assisted by his brother J. L. H . d erson'of this place, will deliver a nrlectiou of Readings and Dramatic Recitations from Suakspeare, Bret Ilarte, I'oe, Hood, Tennyson and other emitnent authors, at tbe Court House in this place ou Thursday evening, Dec. 23tk, 1876 Hilf of the pro- eeeus will bo used toward percnasmg an orjrsn for the Hillsboro district school Doors open at 7 o'clock exercises to begin at 7:30. Admission, 53 cents; children 25. This Mill be a rich treut. Come, every body. Notice t3 the Grangers and Other So cieties. Wo desire to publish a directory of all the secret societies in the rtiirttv n nrl act.' 4 li a 1 1 flT."k rftn f assiA ues io seuu us meir cams, smung time and place of meetiug, etc. To the Grangers especially we want the names of the elective officers when duly installed. Roll of Honor. The 5 pupils, whose ata'ding in the Hillsboro school has been the best for the term ending December 8th, constitute the following: Flora Adaui, Marion Adams, Lucy Morgan, Ziipha Warren, Edith Tozier. Tow.i Council. The board of tristees have appointed T. W. Pittenger of this place City Attorney and George T. Ledford Marshal. Mr. Led ford was elected Marshal but there was a question whether be was eligible or not owing to his hain been Coroner at the time of the election so the Boaid, to put the matter beyond question, appointed mm. First Case. Last Monday a youth, whose name we suppress this time because, he is yoqng and we hope he will do better in the fnture, was arrested bj Sheriff Morgan and tried before Recorder, J. L. -Thomas, on a charge of assault and battery on Marion Adims, and nl n.iltnn milt. wr a Anul ft!v .flil rnstj - ti. . ii. WllltU A UV UUC .M wuw. .mw prisoner discharged. Wheat not Hurt. Farmers inform us that the freezing killed any of the wheat yet. contrary to the opinion of several others who thought that it was being injured material by tbe freez ing of nights and thawing in day time. KeitgiOL'S . Ttv mil ni MATinnvilU .. in Hilln. boro recently to make arrangements for Mvrvjwiiiu up iruumi BcrviL-n vj liaotist Vnron i thi. Thweth- odists have generously offered Mr. Hill the use of their church Land Sola. John Morgan of this place said 45 acres of bind last week located near Newton for $10 per acre 3 acres beaverdam. the rest ftr timber up land. Mr. Sodgers is tha purchaser. !.- . Tie Grove. Several new arrivals from Dako- ha Ter. 1 ,T TrfLA- an(t -:fe ilftve returned tbree They - - . I sre better satisfied witn uregou than ever before. Mr. B. will buy a farm near the Grove. He says tnere mtich dry weather in Cai., . , uw : i, .ir ti,. i u J w "BWI ttDV kMO mers cannot do their seeding. A drought is predicted there next year. mn(mn from TJjilr ntjili frivus I horrible acCouut of the grasfbop- P CUUUII. A Uv UVUi;t'iw vsm i I ally stopped his uorsea from plow- in, literally covering them to thj J deuju c four inches. The horses lnoA j mafl. tht-Ir This gentleman owns a farai there yet, which he could not sell for a $1000 and he crave $3000 for ft His wheat crop on this farm estimated at 8 bushels to the luchl only Ho ib . - . . , well satisned WIIU UCegOU. ami ex- pects to locate here M YVmTw haa ratnrnd from QiionM.n uliAm Iia lias 1maii in the stumn and. snag business." Ho I will return thither soon. hi hnraes . .www w I .irn TI flesf UfUlCniHe, TWII.U - I animal slipped on a sharp stickl which nierced its vital. iir' yer ue tinner died las I ThurSi1av inornis of paraKsis-f u- took pl within tW hour, . ...... I after his death. He Willed o.-opertv to the Liberal Association, to be applied to the erection of h town hall for all kind.- of speaking, free for nil. He appointed Messrs T. M. Hines, H. Buxton and W. S. Hudson as trustees and Mr. o Hughes administrator. The Congregational church ha: ju9t received its finishing touch Hob Porter did a eood lob. Ihe I windows are bracketed in good style, un,j prevent peeping outside, and thus secuie cloier attention to th meeting. Also the hoodlums have not been forgotten. Two weddings are talked of a- "fixed" and pruinnyuou, and other.- a w ara in chancery and nugmuggery. and will blossom into the certainty of fruition if old Santa Claus wil: consent to fill their socks and stock- iii's. Look well to your socks an! stockings, young ones, bless youi hearts. Tillamook is still voting for Pres ident. F.v-finv flihha i the fav- QTltet nmJ witll Tillamook, of cours the coming man. Committee from Nenalem aud Claskanme will count the votes l.OJ'J it is n u are fniod- ulent. Grover hns sent hia Portland Citv R iles (Mrlon Patch Uiflerr vouLl bo more appropriate) to pre riot and Bee a fair count (Jrilb3 and Peter Cooper elected sure. Mr. Hoxter has bought Ins pre uiium horsen hack. They have th - - , . olllfine stock. Hoxter wil; mHt0 them look nobby again Hoxter's store is the place to get vour China tea sets, fine glass war and pure gold jewelry, etc., etc., for Christmas presents. That silver wedding ai it wn cailed, should have been Hubbard instead of Hoxters. It was th Uuth anniversary of their weddiug Toots. Picture books including the Mothei Goose Nursery Rhymes, for children just the thing for the Christmas Trees at Pitten- ger's. Diiley. Frosty nights for a fortnight and sunnv days for a week. Mr. Alexander sold three cai loads of wheat to Hoxter last week at $1.03 per bu. T. G. Todd shipped 3 car loads of wheat to Portland this week no; sold. Orari Parsons is hauling a car load of flour to the depot to ship to Port land market. G. W. Scoggin has bought the old chair, factory, afterward A saloon. an,l moved it on his lot for a black gQ1jU 8Uop I 1 iv. v eicn has moved on his farm near Portland. J T. J. Hallett has gone to Wash ington Ter., on R. R., business. He has rented his farm to O. F. Barton f Portland wood-y ard fame K. Y. Z. A. roan whom J. S. Holman, of Washington county, entrusted to entrusted to i0 carrv $80 to his ( Holman's) son iu r..i r l. i K tj ftJ(j Mf H cgn neither i - - . . bear of his man or his money. Look Hte! in dry goods and groceries. A word to the wise is sufficient. CaU and nee him. Al. Eunis is making it hot for the other Cornelius store-kepen because he sells cheapest a m a se a EDrroBlxDrrESDEXT Jack Frost on the rampage ther " wav down" in the twenties. The gtudents kftve MUght tho skating fe . i ver. Ltust Satuntay largo uumucr started early to prospect the differ ent ponds and found hne skating which they kept up most all day. ti. vml immersiona f hrt but nri unHuwuu. . fatal yet As Christmas approaches nuraer- mi fair maidens are see i ham-infr to and fro making extrava-ant pur i.e; wllof.,r it i whisnered tuttoiui a. w. w --- x , m A la that tuey "propose 10 grauua iu some shorter decree (nevertheless in Bachelor of (he) Arts Ed.) John Goodell is teachinrr the yong idea how to shoot (-skeetr Ed.) up on Lousingnot s lake. Prof. C. B. Hayes, a graduate under the renowned P. It. Speno.r, commences a writing class on Mon- daJ in tbe University. m, -lit- !,-. xuero will ue pieavuiu i.i i.uo Congregationist ch., next Sundav by President Marsh. This is the first meeting since the church was re paired. Capt. II. H. Lampson, tue I'rol iu charge of the mathematical and rr onKRn lanrfmont litis tllA lurfrpat " " class in chemistry ever organized in this institution, composed of both ladies and gentlemen. The Ciipt,, brings to his aid in teaching the ex irlenc, which travel gives, and the l 1 1.. J - n : c .UoleuKc ui uiaiuem.uw Ua"ed by iiiin as a navigator and iU engineer, so mat tne reciutious hire made doubly interesting. Ihe faculty have adopted for use Prof., H. Draper's new text book on chem istry, which shows that this school is always in advancn of the times, as this book is the best arranged and presents tho subject in its most at tractive form. Tvphox. A Faint-Wealed Lover. The Slardard of the 22J has the subjoined item: A voung man hailing from Eugene embarked upon the Northern bound tram yesterday morning with young lady who had given him her heart and was willing to give him her hand also whenever a minister was vvilling to perform the ceremo'iy, ai;d X w.is with this object in ei tha :bey traveled toward the ?etropoli .V. rjlienii froia one of the uppe rounties who had wormed hinisel nto the voung man m secret, deter I "ined to hav some sport at hi ex pense, aner leaving uregoa Jiy lie mimiinppii rr inui m in ph inn nt I r.,i.:nT i,:m : o.f.wlv a " i i .. ...... i n-i iney reacueu ortiaim. liie yotm nan ha.l an intincitivc dreail of Sher- .lFs and the minions of 'the law in 'fneral and clbteriniueir to fludc .hem if possible. Vi'Lcu tiit train topped at Milwaukee he attempted to i;et off but wn prevented by his I hadow tho Sheriff, who did not .vish to press the joke to such an ex tremity. At the car bhop the young wa'u was narrowly wtchel, but .vhen tho train bad got in motion nut was traveling at the rate of ibout ten miles a i hour he forced pen the door of the car and made .he desperate leap leaving his inam- jrata to the tender mercy of stsn ers. We cannot say what the final jpuhot of thU lomance in real lifo nay be, but it seems probable that .he maiden's hate will truiisplace tier love and that she will be-k a lord of braver material. Mrs. Toni tikius, who had herself just been made happy by the release of her nusband, who bud been unjustly confined in the penitentiary for an other man's crime, took pity upou iheinnoceut girl and in the fullness of her heart, tiff red her a mother's protection and such accommodations .s were at her di-posal. Estimates for the Appropriation Bills. Washington, Dec . 10. Detailed estimates of appropriation required tor all branches of public service for tho next nscal vest uave now been furnished by tbe Secretary of of tne Treasury to Courc. Tn following ire tne appropriations rccomiueadea ieci- ncally for tbe t'acinc Mutes and lern tones: t'o complete the appraiser's building, Han fc'rauci-sco, $l00,uou: completion of San raucico snbtreasury, $ii),O(J0; Ssn Fran cisco mint salaries, tJl.O i, waes for men tnd adjusters $300,OUU. coutineut expenatvs. jlUO.UOt): Carson mint, salaries J4,3o, XAgfH ?llX,iMM, contingent expenses jJ joo; for collecting mining statistics of tbe Juitod States. jSo.tAM; fur salaries S.m r'ran oisco sub-treasury, &Zl,'JJ0. Aporopiiatious granted for the Sun Francisco mint last ses sion were gaJ.OOU less than th amount now asked. Tbe estimates for Carson are 5Jj. JJi, uior than last appropriation. Mara Island navy yard, for continuation of stone dry dock, $JoJ,0oX): quiy wall aud wharves, 4iliX).uU); other improvements, $lo,UUU. Duly j:),UJ. w.i-i appropriated tor Mre Inland improvements last session. Beuicia Aseual. various repairs and iuipioveineuts. aSI3o,OU); fortiricaiious at Fort 1'oint, 00, KHi; Abntraz, -MI.OOU; moutb of Columbia river, 2t),MO; river aud harbjr improve ment. Oakland harbor. 3F250.UOU: Wilmini;- I ton break-water. 1JJ,0JJ; Sora.u!Uto aud f f"e"! 150.0U0; upiHjr Willamette, 13,U0U; upper I Columbia and Snake rivers, $;fcJ,UUU; canal tabliah a dry beacon on Anita rock, ISan Francisco harbor, $23,000. (An accompany. lug note urges this estimate with tbe re mark that this rock is a serious obstruction I ana should be removed). Xo build light Is unions ou i uiui voucepuou auu farra lones Island, each $'J,0iK; for surveying 1 public land in Calif oi ma. j0,iUO; Arizona, ?TfcT: land claims in California, $1D,UU0; Aarizona, SJ.OUU; New Mexico, 15,000. Clerks and coutinvent expenses of ourveyor General's ofllocs: California, for clerk hire, $20,0X10; wies Rows. neidental. $7,000. These amonnU are nrgeutly rcommeoded to enablo tbe Survey or Ueneral to cope successinuy wiin ine very diversmed office work callea lor Dy numerous nets of Congress. Thy aggre gate $8,000 more than tbe amounts granted last sssion. J Clerks. $8,300; incidental. $1,000. Oregon, $7,200: incidentals, $2. 500. WsKhinorton. clerks, $7,200; incident als, $2,000. Utah, clerks, $7.Cli: incident als, $2,500. Thesn estimates sll largely ex oeed the amounts of last session, but are all recommended as absolutely necesnnry to bring up arrears of work. Tbe estimate for salaries of all federal officials in tbe acifio Stiites and Territories sre, as usual. for tbe precie amounts heretofore prescrib ed by law. Estimates for tho general M penses of the I'.dian service are, for Cal- wruia. SC0.000; Nevada. $X,(KM); Oregon, $40.00; Wasbincton. $30.0C0; Utah, $20.- 00; New Mexico, $10,000, and Arizona, $6.,000. Amounts appropriati d for tbe current fiscal veur wt-re only $30,000 for California. $20,000 for Arizona, $1.1,000 each for Oregon nnd New Mexico, 10,000 or Uuh, only $ ,0 ) ) en-h for Nevad an I wnsnuigton. Apnro'jriatcia sre also re- coiumeuded of $2n,0 for civilisation end Hiibsixtence of Ijulninnftt Malheur reserva tion, Oregon, and $1",0000 for collecting and sustaining tbe Apncbes of Arizona sud new Mexico. Amount appropriatea (or tbse Apacbes last session wa 5 120,000. AUGUST FLOWER. " The most mis rsble brines in the world are those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. More tcan sventr five per cent, nt the people in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effects: such ss Sour Storrach. sick Headache. Ilabitii'l Costiveness, Palpitation of tbe Heart, Heart-liurn, V ater-brssb, tins wins and uuinuer Pains at the Tit of the ftomaeb. Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue aud Disagree able Taste in the Mouth. Coming up of Food arier bating. Low Spirits, etc. tio to your Druggist anI eet a Sample Bottle for a bit: lanre sue 7i cent. Try it Two dottes will relieve you. Agent's Crane A Brizham. Wholesals Druggists; Ssn Francisco. nov2 f?" Th Nation d Gold Medal wss award ed to Bradley & Rulofnon for the tst I'ho ofrnphs in tbe United Stiites, and Vienna Medal for the best in the world. o2 Montgomery Street S;in Frnneiken. Obituary. I Died -At Hillsboro. Dee. 11th. 187C Dr. John Vite, nged 47 years, C uioutbsaud 25 days. Dr. Vite was born on the Suqnehanna in Pennyylvsnia, May lGth. 1829. He i ractic ed in medicine and surgery in tbe St. Louis Quarentiue Hospital for several years and received bis diploma from the St. Loui Medical College in March 1870, and the same year moved to Oregon and located here where he hits practiced bis profession up to tbe time of bis death. He died esteemed in tbe community as a successful physician nnd a law-abiding, useful, and intelligent citizen. He was a friend to the poor to whom his purse was open and his sympathy warm and active. He bad strong convic tions and often expressed himself strongly, which made him some enemies and all physiciaps whether good or bad have enougl of them. He died doubtful of revealed re ligion but is gone now and knows more abevtt the World Beyond than all the living. After life's fitful fevtr,slee well, O frieudly Dust! PUBLIC SALE 5 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY on my premises in 't mile of Center- v:Ie in Washington C'onnty on Weduesd:iy, next. Dec, 27th, 1S78, the following prop- i " ertytowit: I 2)0 l)ushpl. of nuts. 23 tons of hay. 20 bushels of potatoes. 25 head of &hep. Il'JgS. i; head of horses -a rnat.-li team of fine bays, weighing 1300 jkjuikU. 3L wagn and two sets of harness, and a biiRjiy and set of harness. rEOOLS, 'LOWS, H All HOWS, FAItll- JL nig uteusils and implements geuer ally, housebo d and kiU-heu furniture, bed din, bed.f -lot lies, etc, etc. of Salo. A credit of nil8 mcnths will be given on XskLL ums over S10- with notes for go com at 1:) per cent interest per annum, with pood scenrity; for all turn under $10 r.ish in lmnd I reserve the right to make pnvatu sale. CII.VS. NEWELL. Centerville. Dec.. 18. 187C. PORTER & SON'S (7 Two miles northeast of Forest GroveJ JPxnxl-t Troos O' ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES Wanted in this County! And plenty .t evervthiug in the line of SMALL FRUITS Including; thvtsand of Strawberry plants f thefcexfiviriVfie, amona; them the OOLUES QUEEN the largest and finest of them ALMOND, CUESTSUT, MULHERRIES, IIGS, WALNUT, 11 and SLIPPERY ELM trees in abun dance. The Finest Tree. Including th .Seguoi.i ' fiiqanUn or Big Trees of California, and Italian Cypress. In the Floral Dsprtrnent the Fi nest Varieties of hoses, oladiolas. DAHLIAS. GE 11 A SI VMS. CJRXAT10XS. And Many Other Kindx and Varieties. Cr-Also a few THOROUGHBRED SPAN ISH MERINO BUCKS. All for sale at the lowest rates. JOHN R. PORTER & SON. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has been bj the Hon. County Court of the County of Washing ton and State of Oregon duly appointed Administrator of the estate of J. L. Ilicklin deceased, of said eonnty. All persons hav ing claims against the estate above named, are required to present them to the under signel at bis resideuee in Washington county, Oregon, within six months of tbe date hereof. W. C. HICKLIN. Administrator of the Estate of J. L. Uicklin. dee'd. Hillsboro, Dec., 8, 1876. Deo., 14w. f. a: bailey; Slain St., Ilillswr, ssauanr DIIUGS, BIEDICINEH, CI1GMICALS, PAINTS OILS, IlRUSriRS, SOAPS, PKWFU3IKUY AND TOILET ARTICLES. Pure Wineo& Liquors for MEDICINAL USE. AS I AM DETERMINED NOT TO BE undersold by any house en tha CAS H !-9 B-CASHI rw-J. THOMAS baa charge of the prescription department. Prescriptions carefully compounded At Mil hours. FOR SALE! The Follwlnz Valuable FARMING LANDS Octloi 020 Aeres 1 miles north of Hills- boro, Xtk acres in euluva tion. Acres Zlt miles west of Dilley Station; VUU acres in cultiva tion. Acres on mile south of Dilley Diauon, oo acres in cuiuvsiion Acres 3 miles west of Dilley mauon, w acres in cultiva tion. Acres 3 mile aonth of Gaston Station, 200 acres in cultivs- tion. Acre 1 miles west of Wilbur Station. Aeres on Sau vis's Island In Multnomah eonnty, 9 miles north of Portland. Good Dairy h, Graslnr Ranch rs Cheap for Cash. TC1UMEA- SV. Agent for WHEELER'S .VO. 6 REAPER 3z MOWER COlf BIS ED McCORMA C ICS HEATER k MOWER; COATS MAY RAKE.-M DILLEY STATION. Parties desirons of buying will please en quire of A C Hall at DILLEY, or of WGScos-ffln, at my residence 3 miles west of Dilley, Dilley, Washington Co., Oregon, May 2tth. 1878. jnnltf NEW STOCK. 0 FOREST tino VE, OREGON. O AND IN T5SFu r n i tu r E. -sfir yE HAVE JUST FURNISIIEJQ LARGEST ANIOST COM PLETE STOCK OF FURNITURE FVER OF toed to the People of Wash ington County. Which We Offer at Prie s That Defy Competition! HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF 'Tny.lTiVE:H HITETIAL And A-e Still Prepared to Make Coffins With Neatness aid Dispatch. Vl eta lie Caoketo Furnished When Desired. SMITH & BUXTON, FOREST GROVE, OREGON OetStf. LOOK HERE t If you want anything in the Grocery line, from a barrel of Sugar down to a Hut Meg; BOOTS &SHOES AT THE "OLD CORNER." I Mean Dusiaets Term CASIL W. D. Pittenger. fiotf i . i : AGRHULTURIL WAREHOUSE. fi.irUQUE3. F02E3T GBOVE, CGN, CnAMPlOXMCklSE,' '1 CESTETl DRAUGHT. COLLIN'SCASI STEEL, and G ARD ENTITY PLOWS, BAit r ac j Fin Wagons t - REAPERS, MOWERS & TWllSUEliSi , PACIFIC FAN MILLS i UARVESTISG GOODS OF ALL KINDS. AUo Sll ELF k HEAVT HARDWARE; . FARMER'S & dECHANIC'8 TOOLS; A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK, OF HARNESS SADDLERY I DOORS. 8A8II, MOULDINGS; FAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES, VARNISH; WINDOW GLASS; PUTTY. LIME, PLASTER, WIIITINO, snd CEMENT; ALL at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. ni30tf THE TIM STORE. J. HELLER. PROPRIETOR. TIN WARE, 11 A 11 1 WiRE, COOK STOVES, VARLOR STOVES, OFF li E STOVES OTTin Ware and Stovt Pipes constantly ou baud or made to order, l'lltlnn and tr- palrhiy done, H "afer I'irmu laid, ttc., tic,. iiciiJir.Jk Hillsboro, Oregon, timrlCir.3, LAUD FOn SALE! TnE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE several r arius uud a largo amount of lirst elss, unimproved laud, lying in Washing ton Connty, Oregon. Immigrants and others desiring to purchase would do well to gits me a call. Now is the time to secure comfortable homes on etsy terms. TIIOS. D. HUMPHREYS. niLLsnoao. June 20th, 1875. jlyl-tf To the Work I it Class. ire now prepared to furnish all t lasses with o. itunt i-iiijtloytneut at honu, the whole oflhetiu-e, or for their spiire moments, llosfness new, light ami profitable. rernotM of titber sex easily earn from 50 cent to f5 per evening, and a projHutional sum ly devoting Iheir whole time to tho business. Boys uud till earn nearly as much ns men. That nil hn see tins uotieo uiny Mend Iheir nd.ln ss. nnd test tbe business we mnke Ibis umprtriilleled effer: To such as are not well snlisfled we will send one dollar to pny for the trouble of writting. Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to commence work on, and a copy of Home end Fireside, one of the Inrg est and Inst Illustrated Publications, all sent fres by mail. Header, if yon want permanent, profitable! work, address, Okokoe Ktixkon Ar Co. Portland, Maine. & QO JlCarTt be mud by every Rfnt -7Jevery Month In tbe bnnneKs we furnish, but those willing to vorli can Cfinily esrn a dozen dollars a d;iy l iht in their own ltK-slities. Have no room to explain here. Uusiiiess jdensunt and honorable. Womeu, and 1hvs and K U do ns well ns men. We will furniKh jou a cotnpleto Out fit free. Tho buninehs i.mvs better than nj thing else. We will U-ur exn. nse of starting you. Purticulur free. Writo nnd see. Fanners and mechanics, their sons and daughters, and all classes in need of paying work at home, should writ to us and learn all aout the work nt oncp. New Is the time. Don't delay. Address TlC k Co., Augusta, Maine. Administratrix Knlc of Jtcal 1 fafr. msttcr of the estate of Arnold Fnll. r, rlec'd, th undersigned AnminiKtrntrix of said Es. fate, will on Saturday the fith day of Jim., A. D. 177, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. tr , of said day at Ihe court house door in Washington county, Oregon, sell st public suetion to the highest bidder all the right, title nnd interest which the said Arnold Fuller bad nt the tine of "bis death in an to the following d. scribed Premises to wit; All of tlieKast hslf of the North West quarter of section One in Township' One, 8. It 2 Went;, aceonlina to tbe land survey of ibo U. 8. iu tbe Htate cf Oregon, contsinind 80 acres more or less la Washington county, OreRon. Terms of sale cash in hnd on dny of sal. Kklsat & Vaxtis. I MARY E. FULLER. Attorneys for Estate V Adiuinistrstrix. 7 deeClo. Admlnlsfrnfoi's Notice. NOTICE 18 HEREMY GIVEN THAT th uuderoiiineit lias Iwen duly an. ixiiuted by ths county court of the Htat of Oregon for Washington county, admiuls. trator of the estate 4Jf John Vite late of said county, de'd. All persons having claims against said estate are brbv liotimd to present them within six months from this date with the pror vouchers to the tin. dersigned administrator for al!iwnnre nt his resideuee in Hillsboro in said eonnty and all persons knowing themselves indebted to said e state will make immediate parment to the undersigned. G. N. HALE, Administrator of the es tale of John Vite, dee'd. T. W. Pitteuger, Att'y for Estate. dectlwi. NOTICE IS HEREIJY GIVE TIUT, the undersigned has been ppniated by ths county court of the Htate of Oregon for Washington county administratrix of the estate of Geo. N. Jlarrett, late of Raid county, dee'd. All persons having claim agsidst said estate are hereby notified tft present them within fl months from thla date with the proper vouchers to the under signed for allowance at her residence near Glencoe in said county and all persons knowing themsefves indebted to said estata will make iiuniediaU payment to the under signed. tr ,1 i 1 MARY "ARRET. Hillsboro, December 4tb, 1870. SEND 25c. toO. p. Kowelhf Co., Nw York . for,,Emph,,'t of 100 PK". ontalniBf Ms of 3J00 newspapers, aud estimates shew. lipg cost of advermiug. v ev NOTICE IS IIEKUUY GIVEN THAT by virtue of an order of the court court of Bentou cunfy, Htate of On lou, made at tho June term thereof. lH7rt d.