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MclttmiLLE, ÜUG0N, JUNE 8 1882.
otu 1IO.UJE tiaticuo.-i.
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HENRY
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No PM BY rCBLIC.
There is Mid to bel
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immigrants en route front dOtiU»—
Notice u hew
Wasco county.
Juno 14th, JSIJ3
me, vt ttie To*
The Riuge between Fifteen Mill
ite
reuwv^^iea lad
creek and tbe DcChutes river ¡«Li— “'-Ii3oi®iia
ceileut, and stock of all kinds loo I
lanes wi
well.
“erofoi
Garrison
An immigrant train conshti*'.'
Tbe Board lesffve
seventeen wagons paa-ed Ronkvilie
iust week, eu route tor Lewis emjuty
: .wl
W. T. They are from K ursas.
DRUGGIST,
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Dealer in
The election in Yamhill county
fegeaxs, 3>ic
»villo, Oregon
passed without incident, perfectly
Oiler for Sal. the folA*u*
smooth, peaceable and orderly. The
result we give in another column
But little further need be said. Still
O
FARMS-
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/0 acres, all under fence, lies on county road
a mention of a peeularity or two may The Universal!»! State convention
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A mn«t de,;r.bls farm of 2W «re» »¡u,/nil«» Xorth-Ea»t of L»f»yetu. Good houx
will meet at Dallas on the 221 of June
U. G. Land G.I j
not be amiss, ilcliiunviile precinct, Several case» of sudden sickness oc
od iwed.ug 1.0^, Uarn, outt^io;-. or/“d barn ; good orol.artl, alw »rn.ll trurU ;
...rd and .All froiM ; 2V >oi/ Forth Z12’«"» >?
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<loa7aj
the ¡Democratic Thermopylae, gives curred in Hillsboro from a tliseas. Notice is hereby gi on tnet Mathew Moro- MeMinuvillo,
with 00 uertfl A ,/riv-tiou ; »u »•« »"<* bl.ekannrh .hop ; Khool hoUM clou
an average of only six majority that resembles somewhat tbe cholera ney, of Yamhill Cou i\, Oregon, has made ,<-roS iu nu lure, balance woi/rnhered. /be by ; »tore aud postodico within on« and auu*r-
. tract .u. «.«We of •Jfr-t.on. frier, ter mile, i i. well watered by hvmg >tm»in.
C. Smith, of-'Valla Walla, Bihar application under th provision« of the Ac!
against her usual democratic balance ed J. last
ff Congress ujrprovot > dii© 3, 1878, cntiUco ,¿30 per acre; JOW«, balajy un re.»ual>t-|aad jood well at the boiue. Priofl, »7^8O<
week 24(10 pounds of til <
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An
Aot
for
tbe
salt
50k down, balan,« on 7 yc«»’ tim- with
of
Timber
Land«
ir
of thirty. Then Lafayette precinct clean wool, otT ItiO flue graded sheep the Blates of Calif* rr . Oregon, \uvadt.
nilaa no
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“Jj 85 teres, 75 1. eultiv. ti<n. all under fence,
turns about and reverses itself in a being 1'| pounds per head, which i ! ind in ‘AenhixiL1 ton nritory,” tu
to imrvuaat
purchase
the best yield we ever heard of in tld. be S. X of N. W. X ar i N. X of S. W. X ol 'u-i-’r fence,- 80 .ere. | ultlTOUon
of
Yamhil,
similar manner to the opposite side ■ountry ; but be deserves it. Gentle Sec.
Lu T. 2 S. 1 . 6 W. WH. Mer.
,
All
adveiue
claire,
mubt
bv
filed
in
the
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men
bow
is
that
for
wool?
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and
al
West Chehalem falls short of her
udchirc
« near’ bv ; plenty nf down, b.lan«, on trme to .u.t purchaser.
i. Land Office ■ c Orc-on City, Oregon, be­ .
fore the expirar on oí sixty days frota this .Ir, ash aud oak
old-time Democratic solidity. Day­ wool, too.
maple timber; nearly the
80 acres 8 miles west of North Yamhill ; 20
A petition is circulating in Hills late.
suecirible of cultivation. Price, acres under fence, 6 acres in cultivation,
ton, however, in one or two instances boro, Bays the Jndepenctent, asking Given under my hand this 8th day of June uitire tract
nue-hsi’dewu ; balance ou time to Good House 16x24 feet; Bam 22x40, with
L. T. BARIN, Regi: er.
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;*u interest.
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| sheds ; small orchard ; plenty of small fruit
apt purchaser w
manifests the most gall of any ol for arms and uniform from the Stile 1682.
to arm a company of militia propoku
lville S'*
to feCh°°l house ; 1-2 mile to saw mill
’360 aere^'i miles southwestot McMinnville,|
them. Dayton seemed to be perturb­ to organize in Hillsboro. Already
t
County road near by ; well watered ; lies in
XOT1CE
4 under fuse, 200 acres in cultivation, * L • a good neighborhood. Price, $500 ; 1-2 down,
ed about something. Although the about Ó0 names are on the petition.
•Xree&i# cleared for the plow, balance good
U. 3 L nd Office at Oregon Citv, Or
pjnure laud; large condortable dwelling balance on time.
Jun« 8, 1882. '
banner republican precinct, she tried Miss. Eaton, one of the teaeben-
iihse, barn, and all necessary outbuildings ;
80 acres, 7 miles northwest of North Yam­
tlie Pacific University, or Aeademy,
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
1, of jrid orchard : one mile to church,
ND
TOWN/ftOPERTY
: in meadow;
one-half
hill; 20 acres under fence, 15 acres
her best to defeat Jack Spencer, in
at Forest Grove, died very suddenly Yamhill County, Oregon, has made* apj ica uJe ro school house ; plenty of excellent wa- good, comfortable two-story house, 16x24 feet,
whom the returns show to have been on Tuesday last. She ran up stair.- tion under the provision ef the Act of 1
l J Price, $3,300 ; oue-half down, balance on istaule and ouLbuildinga ; plenty of living wa­
and it is supposed ruptured a gresa approved June 3, 1878, entitled “ Al
. o4onu Me time with interest.
ter and timber; good out range ft-rstuck ; one-
tbe most popular man ou either tick quickly,
blood vessel, as sbe fell down and died ior the sale of Timber Lands in the Stall
acres, S miles west of McMinnville, 70 half mile to saw mill; sohool house close by.
California, Oregon, Nevada and in Wasni;
et throughout the county, and un within a short time.
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und«»r fence, 50 acres under cultivation, Price, $700, cash down.
Territory,” to purchase tbe E. 1-2 of N. 1
nea f entire tract ausceptible of cultivation,
mercifully slaughtered the man An “ ice fiend” with his big charges and N. E I 4 of d. E. 1-4 of See. 22 T. 2 3.
582 acres, » one
- mile
....... - north west of Dundee, on
wei watered with living «urines -soil very ' -----------
light weights was what hurt W. Wil. Mt r.
-live, outrange for stock excellent, plenty the Narrow Gauge railroad, two mile« from
whom Dayton particularly is credited and
proc
All adverse claims must be filed in the $
Portland during the late heated term.
tor domestic purposes; h^ in a .-ood -hmpmg point on the Willamette River; all
of t
with having placed in nomination Maybe be tiidu’t hit us some uway out Land Office ;it Oregon City, Oregon , befor • the
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fit
neig jnrhood, un «»unty r-id. 1| miles hum under fence and suo-divided into suable
expiration of sixty days from this date
here,
too.
But
may
be
he
did,
all
the
d dairy farm. 270 acres in cultivation, about 100 acres more
for Sheriff upon the Republican
Given under my hand this 8th day of ine pub ; school ; would wake a
susceptible
of
cultivation
;
balance
good
pas-
same. But be won't do it often, in
Pri.’ $11.50 per acre ; one-half down, balance
18^-
L. T. BARIN’, Resist r.
ticket. But such is political uncer­ the future.
i ture land ; good house, barn and other out­
with interest.
13-IOw.
buildings; school house close by; plenty of;
tainty. “ There are many thing
A Russian Finn, 20 years old, by the
344 acre3, 4 miles southwest uf town, all un living water, good orchard and excellent fruit
der fence. 250 acres in cultivation, balance good well stocked with oak, ash, fir, alder and ma-
’twixt heaven and earth Horatio, j name of F. H. Matson, star ted to
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jwisture
land; good house, barn aud < reh.ti'i ; 1 pie timber ; well adapted to dairying or sheep
a horse from the main laud to
not dreamed of in your philosophy.' I i.wim
ot' i usbandry. Price, $20 per acre : $3,500 down,
Deer Island down the Columbia, a In the Circuit Court of the State of Or jon well watered with living springs; plenty of
atnall fruits ; two school house- w.t.h n of a balance on time to suit purchaser, with interest
The Republicans are well satisfied I few days siuce, and bus not been seen for the County of Tillamook.
Prive,
$11,000
mile,ah ii ro.li house dose by. 1‘---- , CM. ; r at 8 per cent.
ciuce. Tbe horse returned borne o. J acob G baham , Plaintiff, j.
ooe-hUf down, balance on t.u»e to suit purchas­
with their work and its result. They I I she
same day without saddle or bridle.
' 1 700 acres 3 miles north of Amity on the road
vs
1 Suit in eq iiy er witp interest.
Oflrtainly made a manly fight and a During tbe mouth three men have .L. bey K. D
ay and E. M. '»to perfect a t ,le.
to McMinnville, near the
tbe railroad crossing
P
ay , .
Defendants,
f
350pci4«
1
mile
south
of
Bethel,
all
under
all under fence ; 2 dwelling houses, Jarge barn,
telling contest. The fact is plainly been drowned in Salmon river at a
tiarry K. Day an<4 E- M. Day. the fence ¿nd divided into fields : good dwelling. sheds, Ac.; large orchard; also plenty ol small
point known as Old Chimney.
One
demonstrated, we think that Yam­ of
above named DefendmU ;
house, barn aud out buildings . a large orchard J fruits ; 4o acres of beavar dam lund ; the whole
them bore the peculiar appellation I |
In
themume
of the State of Oregon : You containing a choice variety ut fruit, including g ! tract is susceutible of cultivation ; soil is first
hill county is Republican by 120 of Apple Sass John, another wa- arc hereby required
to appear and answer prunes, together with small fruits in sbund- quality ; would make several good farms ; plen-
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n,oaa «,;th
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majority in the main issue. Let kowuasBon Brown, and the third j iheplai’nwi complaint nowon file against ance;
Plummer
fruit dryer goes
with ♦hn
the fyofwaterandtimberjscboolbouseandware-
was a stock uiuu, name unknown.
you in tho above entitled action, on or before place ; 8o acres in cultivation, 6o acres being houaeclose by. Price,$27 50 per acre; pert
that be set down. Then again, when
he first day of the next regular term of the grubbed. The entire tract is well adapted to down, balance on time to suit purchaser.
Dr. C. II. Raflety, who is tbe slate Circuit Court for Tillamook County, Oregon., .»rain of pasturage; plenty of timber and water
it comes to the test, there never was visiting
The defendants will take notice that the —a very desirable home. Price, $16 per acre
physician for the insane
a more independent, self-reliant asylum in East Portland, makes the above entitled action is brought for the pur one third down, balance on time to suit pur­
pose
of ooructing and perfecting the title to
TOWN rUOFEUTY.
crowd on top of the green earth than following report : Number under a certain piece of land situated in the town chaser.
treatment, March 1st, lbd2, males, 226; of Lincoln, in Tillamook County, Oregon,
205 acres li miles sast of McMinnville, on
these same Yamhiliians. Hence lo­ females, 84, total 310. Admitted dur­ and sold to this plaintiff on or about the Dnytou
House and two lots, corner B and Fifth Sts.,
load, all under fence and divided into
cal affairs very frequently get split ing the quarter, 10 males and 1 female 11th day of August 1879 by E. M. Day, one fields; 130 acres in cultivation, the balance tim­ McMinnville ; House 1A etories high, 7 rooms
bbeaped, 1. Error of Inst quarter, 1. of the defendants on and in behalf of both ber and pasture; entire tract susceptible of cul­ below, wood-shed attached, barn, plenty of
up, hereabouts, in spite of the 120— Discharged, 10 males and 2 females of said defendants, and for one hundred and tivation ; good house, barn, sheds and outbuild­ fruit and shrubbery ; well of excellent water.
fifty dollars damage resulting therefrom and ings; an excellent orchard, together with an Price, $1,200, one-half down, balance on time
or any other number. Let that be Total number of patients on band at costs
and disbursements for this suit; and if abundance of small fruits ; school bouse close with interest.
present date 218 males and 91 females,
set down twice ;—and don’t you for­ making a total under treatment, 309 they fail to appear and answer as required, by ; plenty of oak, ash and maple; soil is first
the plaintiff will apply io the Court for the quality ; is one of the best farms in this valley.
Blocks 6 and 8 and fraotion blocks 22 and 24,
get it.
Jacksonville Sentinel .’—Josephine relief demanded in said complaint and for Price, $40 per acre ; $4,000 down, balance en Johns’ Addition. For sale at a bargain
I
rm stati :.
■ From the few returns gathered
irom different parts of the State, it is
quite certain that tho Republicans
have elected their whole state ticket.
Sv majorities ranging from 1,000 to
2,0'10. ki C. George’s majority bids
L.
o
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disapponaed the Republicans out ol
two members and so did Clackamas ;
while it is reported that Democratic
Wasco goes to tho reverse on both
etale and county tickets. This mix­
ed state of affairs knock the bottom
out of all calculations. It will re­
quire close returns from which to
gain, anything like reliable informa­
tion.
L a TSR. —According to the Oregon,
ian of to-day (Thursday) it appears
that the legislature will be republi­
can by from 6 to 10 members, on
joint ballot.
T ibs .— The tie between Messr>
Magers and Nelson necessitates a
new election for which the Statute
provides as follows : “ When a tie
shall exist between two or more p-j-
sons for the senate or house of rep­
resentatives, the county clerk shall
give notice to the sheriff of the coun­
ty, who sh ill immediately advertise
another election lor such offices, giv­
ing at least tea days notice. ’’ The
tie between Messis Coopw and" Ma­
loney will be decided by the c unty
clerk, who shall publicly, at bis office
decide by let, tbe lucky man.
county again comes to tlie front with such other and fnrth< r relief rs to the Court time to suit purchaser.
may seem just and equitable.
a first class murder, the victim this
This summons is published by order of the
time being W. Akers, formerly ot Hon. R. P. Boise. Judge of the above named
Sams valley of this county aud tire Court, made on the 3rd daj of June 1882.
ENQUIRE OF
slayer David Gilmore.
It appears
J. L. STORY.
that last fail Gilmore charged Akers,
1^6
Attorney for Plaintiff.
who is a married man, witlr the se­
duction ot bis daughter about sixteen
years of age, and warned him to leave
SHERIFF’S SALE.
tbecouutry, which ne did. Last week
Alters returned, ostensibly lorw the Jg^t.;'*;.*.". iii‘f I Uiwrri^
p.irjwM« or IKKIliu tila wil'o
rorww WDPrefn J. M. Ffoiiton wita plaintiff n
Ju«vshuug J>uu*tv.. Gitoiorfl.X, ster R. Wilson, Oliver J'.:;ern</li v. Martha J. Wil­
Ha* Bls' hud many applications from parties wishing to rent farms, we
rifle and declaring his inteutiou of son, F. Housewith. L< e Lamrhlin--partners as
Hoiisewitb and Lan.;hiin-were defendants,
killiug Akers on sight, proceeded to and
to me directed an I duly delivered, I have have coh 1:1tided to make this apart of our business, and would ask those
hunt him up. Meeting him on tlie seized and levied upon the following described having fi Irms to let to place them in our hands, and we will find renters.
- Landclainl
roud, he, Gilmoie, commenced shoot­ eal estate*to wtt
of Thomas J Kuha- V. notification number Those w! |shing to rent will find ns on hand ready to give them all the in-
ing without effect and Arkersrun for 7176,
situate in Yan.hiil county, slate of Ore- f rmatiol i in our power.
the brush aud took refuge behind a 'iron ; and ibe <oiith-east quarter of section
stump. Gilmore continued bring and thirty-one in T2S R2 W,1n Yamhill county,
WARREN' <fc FRINK.
Si ate of Oregon, containing 160 acres more or
the deceased, being armed with a less: and will •. .! the same at public auction,
small tlve-shooter, tired a shot which to the highest bidder, for ca*h in hand, at the
inflicted a serious wound mi Gilmore, Court House door in rhe town of Lafayette, B. F. HARTMAN,
J- J. HARTMAN.
aud on incautiously looking from be­ Yamhill county, Oregon, on
hind his shelter, received a shot from Saturday, tho l.t Day of July, A, D. 1882,
Gilmore’s Winchester right between at the hour of one o’clock p. tn. of said day,
tosatisty the jn k-imv".i in said snit,andtbe
tbe eyes, causing instant death.
costs and accruing vos.s.
r. >5. Klil.TY,
When in McMinnville it will pay you to call at
STARVING BY THOCSANDS.
Sheriff of Yamhill Caunty, Oregon.
Lafayette, Or.. May 29th 1882.
The story of the down-i roddrn Jews,
And see our New Stock of
in tbe old world is ouh of horror.
A London dispatch of May 20th, pic­ T>Y Virtue and Authority of a warrant for
the collection ot taxes, issued out of the
tured it as follows :
County Court of the Staio of Oregpn tor Yam­
The total number of fugitive Jew.» hill county, and to rnedirect”d and duly de­ Dolman*,
Cloaks, llantles, Shawl*. Trimming*.
who are now tn Brody, ou their way- livered, I have lev ifd upon, and on
Ruaings,
Colonettex, Hosiery, Dress Goods, Skirts, Suitings,
out of RuMiia, fleeing to twape the Saturday, tbe lat D.tjr of July, 1382,
and
everything pertaining to Ladies’Wardrobe. Also,
atrocities practiced upon tho-e of their
race by tlie Russian peasantry, i- at lrt o’clock a. m. of taid day,at the Court
tlouse
door
in
Ldayetco,
Yatihill
county,
120,000. The committees of relief are State of Oregon, I will s. 11 to iht highcrjt bid­
absolutely unable to afford even Blight der, for cash in bn .id. ill the Miowmg de­ Ifootó, «SÄ t«, Sandals, Ladies' Walking Boots Slippers, and Everything
V tr and Novel, before purchasing your Goods Elsewhere..
relief to so many, and the consequence bribed real property, .- J'.ato in T unhill conn-
is that thousands of these refugees are ty. State of Oregon, or a ufheient ain. uur .1
perishing from exposure a.id want. each |hece or r>arecl thvr< >fa wdl sist’v tbe
per cent. Discount ?iven < n all Goods, for Cash.
Over 12,000 starving person» among tax ot the year 18SI a^ . ' omi upon t! o delin­
and expenses:
the multitude have already been sin­ quent list, together with
gled out, and the relief committees Breeding. J B: V Br;?i . hi , I ic •........... $8 35
ilfo hive th? Celebrated
Mrs. Annie. J V r *•. «-etio.is
innounce that they feel that they
.... ?n S3
must d'sband and di.scontlnne at­
tempting to perform tlie
' MS'
ÌL ai— -
4* »ere, ............
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ask of furnishing relief tg tlie lew ♦<’
C<v*
Mr
Adtlhro
,
F
Fujqfer
«. >9 am. 3 M
whom their nn ana m
HmH
Z-i
thern, ms the rest, impel «<1 t>y SMFVa- CaldwoL, Mr» * mb ;
M
»■T9p.....
,ion, attack the provide I, ,»ke »* i.v
Ue-i in H ip Iifk.'t
their food and render th . .work of *,n»
50
coinmi.tet H absolutely o.'BMball.
The committees say thATw vi«i 7»
FOR
the number of Jews on the uctuul
fell and
verge of death by starvati m in Brody Ewin
K - .. 17 SO
slmie tliat tbe work of relief is b« yond
12. 47Ï
LAIIES AND GENTS
OtiOVEH
W i.» Ò6 70
the power of any number of privat*
(»arxxTin rm wis, 1 Sifl.)
9
committees and must be done by a
.. 4 80
We carry * full stock of
nation to be of any real benefit.
11 38
AVarren <Sc FVinlc.
OWNERS OF FARMS & RENTERS
•
orncKii**>’ *r a
i i . grange -
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HARTMAN BROTHERS.
'THE BRICK STORE
Sheriff’s Tax Sale.
LADIES’ FANCY GOODS,
Gents0nurnish.iag Goods of allZDoscriptions
Quite an interesting and exciting
little occurrence to residents of Tie
Dalles on Saturday last was the pas
sage of the fias steamer R R.
Thompson over the rapids, to take a
new route on the lower river. The
Carrie Bradley’s trial lor the mur­
\task was accomplished nicely by
der
of Brown resulted in her convic­
Capt. McNulty.
tion of manslaughter.
Defloration day was universally
observed throughout the nation. Its Xolicr otTinal Seltlemenf
ceremonies were grand, noble and
'OTICK it hereby riven that
(tanSi ha«
ha»
13’ fl'1“1 acc<’'}!" J „
atañed
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•loqusnt.
county court of
j sh,
mnitimior «»» «•»'-------------«j/ P; f .
Garibaldi, the great Italian patriot,
died on the 3rd inst., aged 8j years
ATTENTION A
\ lininl»ii*toro< Hl»
. .
, a*ed. and «aid Court ba* fixe I Jnly 5
"iTr'iirironrinu > thereof.
'hvroof. All peraonSf
¡ect to said
noiltli-il to amvar and oWvotto
wl final
nn n
connt nt -abl thuv and Jnac«. if any ot
tions there be.
<;
BI^D à II 4
Administrator of *a’4 e*
lldl?
FINAL PROOF.
Tiro foil-wing peraona were elected
oflieer» *f tlie St-te Gr«uge al Ha laat
Land Office at Oregon
M'saioii : /
r.hereby
«Ivan tp.t
I Notion — — I»
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. m Wa.
rt - >« «’ ’ Vita
f la - a -7^
Mn»ist R. F Bolte; Ov. rseer, D. SHin.-l ■ ro-d.T
tu>< It
JOB»-*
or ni»
F. K. Knick ; I^etorer, H E. H-ven ; I lion io msks rtn»',11, .ui’’,?*'s
' stab».andttrat «aid proof will Be ma e
rthWffnl W H. Th.,mas; Aaflialant •ha County »Tarli of Yamhiu < o-inl).
/..wmd; Win. HBlery;
' fijraite. Urauon.on Tbnrwtay. J”ly
iv.a: John Met nil. Hotm-tsad AnpH
Trw“- Gate
Xn Vnr for t ha s I-« or « E
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and Lof. A » an 111 of S h ; ft. T J ». It • '
Thoma. Smith I C»r.•», fe. B Heath ; ' 1-4 Hr
namv« tnr rol’owln« wltnaaar» to p
p .moot. M. J Hfliri’ 1 »1™». Harriet 1 hl- con tin uou»rv,l'’eneo nnon «ni co
of -aid lank, vu Lnkr R1»”"
(tanner' Lmlv A»»ifli»itt Steward I. i . tion
Booth, liront» trnrta i an I Rllrv Fe
b. Hillery ; Mtmbflr Executive Com of Wliumuia. Ya uhm » •"int,-
L. T.
T 2-
BAl
JMIT
t.
‘-
John Mlato
Vverill’s >Iixe<I Paints.
w 21 8S
The Best in Ml.
DRUC8, CHEMICALS,
Patent Medloinea, Shoulder
Braces. Trusses. Sponges.
Dye Stuffs. Etc.. Etc.
...A Select Stock of...
Hair.
Null, Tooth, ttofli aud khon
Ferfumtry, F ina Soapa, Face Fender»
aud Fancy T
lina of...
Cigar*’ Wines
and Liquors.
Physicians’ Prescriptions
and
Family Recipes
Carefully and accurately prepared.
Before you buy
YOUR MACHINERY
for the season, go to
HODSON’S
and ex.imine the
McCORMICK TWINE BIND
ER\ CHAMPION and Mc­
CORMICK MO WENS,
TIGER SELT D UMP
RAKE,
BAIN WAGONS,
BUFFALO PITTS THRESH­
ERS, HODGES' HEADER,
1L0WS, *
and everything needed by a first class farmer
o. o. hod sow
will be there and explain the machine! to you
any time that you will call.
3ÆoMXXTXTVXZdX.S
Feed &
Livery,
Bade Stable,
Corner 3rd and D Sts.
McMinnville, Or,
LOGAN BROS. & HOLMAN, Pro1»
Carriage«, Hacks, Saddle Horæs, and every­
thing in the line kept on hand and promptly
attended t®.
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COMMERCIAL
MEH
Will do well by calling on us.
Transient «teck left with us will be well car­
ed for and at prices so inodorate that no one
can complain.
Dopw fan to call at the New Stable.
FXUUSTK A. HILL,
Takes pleasure in inviting the attention of the
public to his new and fine stock of
DBUGS. STATIONERY, PATENT «EDI-
ONES, CVTLE2Y. SCEOOL BOOKS,
CIGARS
AND
Prescriptions carefully
ohargee reasonable.
TOBACCO,
compounded and
orrzcE or
DR. E. JESSUP,
Da > ton.
.
Oregon
Cooper & Handley,
Tcp’y Surveyors
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CIVIL ENGINEERS,
McMinnville, Or.
L ight S olar T ransit .
w. a u I. GURtiV,
Twer, *. y.
I have all the field note»
of the Public Survevs of
Yamhill county . and am
prepared to do First-Class
work on short notice and
reasonable terms.
Lumber ! Lumber!
P iXTIIE« CREEK MILL
[The old Moore Mill.]
Alro
WHITE ft AD AND OILS AND PAINT AND WHITEWASH W. D. ROBERTSON, Prop’r
BRUSHES.
Aho
CRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Think in $
public for pa.«t i
Yours Respectfully.
nuance cf tha>/iibml patroeaaa,
IIARTUAX Bro*.
FINAL PROOF.
dOfflce at Oregon City. Oregon. I
May W. is«. 1
I» Mr.-Sy atvnn that the followina-
settlflr ”n» riled no.tceoi his intention
final proof tn -nr.-x.rt of hi. claim,
tall proof will be mart» before the
Clark.or Yambill Co. at Lawnett».
Monday Julv S ISM. via: Oeorge
rs enquire <A , Pitcher, .■ "W
Homestead Application No. 777s lor
R. Sheridan.
K 1-7 of X W t-4 »nd S W i-f of X W M of Sec
M.T. A ». R,«. W.
He name« ttsi. following witnes«»« to prove
hiaconiimon.-esl.lence upon, anrt cultiva­
tion of. »aid land, via: Michael Avlward. of
MeMinnvillo, and John Mnrrar. ’Jack Agee
S’D NOTARY «nd Mat Mnrpby, of Sheridan, all of Tamhili
County Oregon.
L. T. BARIX.
n, Orrrcn
Regtwter.
'NEY,
Having recently refitted and overhauled the
above mill and put in a new planer, I am
enabled to furnish both rough and dressed
lumber, of the very best quality, at the mos
reasonable rates.
_ For
P*r,'OT’«r« sail on mv. Teamster
Frank Wnght or B. F. Hartman, agent, at lie.
Minnville.or W. D. Robertson, at the mill
W. D. ROBERTSON
April »1, 'Si—9-11-tf.
Mollee to Whom it may Concern
Any perron found hunting or otherwise ir».
¡«ling on tbe premise, ol the nndervigted
from thia date, will be prosecuted to the full
extent of th. law. We must protect our prov-
•rtiî „
J- ». HIBBS,
MeMibnrilie, Or. J
JOHX CARLIX
April lì, 18S2. ] ml.
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SHEEP FOR MALE
About 7# head ef good Stock Sheep are of­
fered for sale. Enquire of
„ „
,
»• W. McCALL.
Mcjf nnvillw April 2», ISS2—Idtf.