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Newspaper Decisions. Mr. 1>. Canute, the brick mason, Ims been up to this place most of the week. Billy Booth is manufacturing a numlier of those two-wheeled ” go-devils.” Deputy Clerk Talmage is entitled to more thanks than we can express for recent favors. J. M. Wiirieii has had “ Willamette Bod's” photograph taken by S nydk , the P rint eh . Next ? < >ur comiuissian merchants, Messrs. Hard ing A Laiki, seem to be doing u lucrative businesa. Mr. J. J. Shipley, secretary of the Yamhill Lumbering Company, dropped in to see us last Friday. Tim countenance of the average Oregon ian has brightened since the rain set in. His ’* webs” are being softened, you know. Tight dresses are poor concerns to kick in. • is a certain lady remarked as she came down on the floor after trying the experiment. Rev. James R. W. Sellwood will hold di vine service at the Episcopal Church next Sunday. April 1st, at the usual hours. Mr J. S.Cooper,<»f Independence, brother of our townsman, J. C., was on Tuesday evening married to Mrs. Jennie Logan, of Dallas. James O. Spencer came ui> from Clifton last Thursday, stayed long enough to greet his many friends and was off again ou Fri day’s train. The spring term at the College begins on I ts W onderful E fficacy . Circuit Court Proceedings, next Wednesday, April 4th, and affords an No remedy ever discovered possesses the excellent opportunity to all those who are 1 State of Oregon vs R. Fenton—Imttet wonderful efficacy of Syrup of Figs. The not satisfied with a few brief months' school ment. Continued certainties with which it ex|>els all impuri ing in the winter season. H. F. Mayer vs A. M. Hurley, adminis ties from the system, nt the same time giving lone to the liver, stomach and bowels, places They say that Dr. Murphy refuses to be trutor ejectment settled, lhsiinssed. comforted since the arrival of Blackburn.— 3 A. M. Hurley, ndmin'r vs 11. F. Mayer it ahead of all other remedies, to say nothing of its being mure easih taken. It is selling Perhaps he and others of his ilk, will be -cross bill in equity settled. Dismissed. very rapidly. W. B. Turner, at the City taught by this case that inducing other men's 4 State of Oregon vs S. M. Painter and Drug Store, is sole agent. wives to ruu off with them, is no funny bus Joe. Davis- Indictment. Continued. iiiuss. 6 Taylor vs J. S. and J. C. Morin—ac Next Sunday, April 1st, the new Catli tion for money. Continued. olio Church in Grand Kunde, will be 7 John Dempsey ___ vs ____________ H. Johnson et al blessed by Archbishop Seghers. There will suit to partition laud. Continued be no Mass at the Catholic Church in Me 9 G. L. Hibbard vs 8. F. Harding et al WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia an« Minuville, nur at at St. Patrick’s, that day. Liver Complaint ? Shiloh’s Vitalize!* is guaran On the third Sunday of April, the Arohbish settled. Dismissed. op. accompanied by Rev. J. S. White will 10 B. C. Westfall vs Joel Bryan- motion eed to cure you. Sold by W. B. Turner visit St. Patrick's Church and give Confirma to confirm sale, (knitinued. HORSEMEN SHILOH’S CATARRH REMEDY a pos tion there to about 18 persons. 13 Grant Turner vs. S A, young- settled. itive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria and Canker I y »NT YOU FORGET that Disiuissed. .«F»? Mouth. Sold by W. B. Turner. HNYDE THE PRINTER, A ttendance at the B ak . 16 E. Downing vs 1). Gunning- action for OUI I'UH J.UII) There seems to be a goodly attendance of money. Dismissed. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by Hoss" Photographer & Biographiet, legal advisors and practitioners in attendance 24 James T. Augur vs Levi Iteunett and that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the rem Wild oats. edv tier you. Sold bv W* B. Turner at the Circuit Court now in session at La fay wife -action for money. Dismissed. IS RICHT ON HIS MUSCLE. •School closed List Friday. 27 W. J. McConnell vs O. W. Burton—ac ette. From abroad there are: His Honor tion for money. Dismissed. E.X Harding. T. B. Ladd. ■ Circuit Court is in session. Judge Boise, Prosecuting Attorney Holmes, 31 C. H. Dodd A Co. vs Cha’s Fisher et al W. M. Ramsey ami Geo. H. Burnett, of Sa ■ “ All fools’ day”—Sunday. and Elegant lem; Ed. Mendenhall. (). P. Mason, J. K. —action for money. Dismissed. Kelly, Henry Ach, F. R. Strong. A. S. Frank. ■ ’ihe “ drouth” is “busted.” 32 (’. H. Dodd A Co. vs J. F. Walters et W. 11. Ettinger, J. M. Gearin and J.*M. Brown, al—action for money. Dismissed. Harding & Ladd, Pros. I Are W8 to have a new hall ? of Portland; B. F. Dowell, Jacksonville; 33 M. A. Rounds vs Oliver Fouts- action J no. J. Daly. Dallas. Of our home corps for money. Dismissed. ') Û- ■ Butter has been very scarce. there are : Mct’ain A Hurley, W. D. Fenton, 37 White Goldsmith A <■<♦. vs A Diel ■ How high will yuur kite lly ? Bradshaw A Son, A. M. Hurley and Charles Having formed a co-partnership in the Pro Lafayette ; G. G. Bingham and J. schneider—notion fur money. Judgment by diK’u and Commission business, we are proper ■ Dr. Potts Ims gone to Astoria. Just Received If von want a reliable Piano or Organ, go Sullivan, default. E. Magers, McMinnville. ed to pay cash for all kinds of Produce. Par to L. Shobe and you can get it. He has just ■ Grange meeting, last Saturday. 39 D. M. Osborn A Co. vs M. A. Rounds ties having ordered a lot of small instruments of the and J. Smith action for money. Judgment H andsome . very best quality. * Jimmy Rohr has the boss kite. llity, Oalo, Rarley, Cured Meats, Call and See Specimens. One of the finest little things of all the by default. laird, A|i|»l<*h, OiiiouN, There will be preaching at tlm usual hour ■ Town full of strange is, Sunday. 40 Staver A Walker vs M. A. Rounds vt specimens that have reached our table lately at the Presbyterian Church on next Sab < liickeno, Turkey«, al action for money. Dismissed. ■ Fire Department rented brick hall. bath ; also, on the 14th and 15th of April is that which comes to us from the enterpris ItuekN, (aeeee, 41 Staver A Walker vs M. A. Rounds— Revs. Small and Keene will be at the latter. ing hand of L. Samuel, of the “West Shore.” action I’titiitoei, ■ Will McM. celebrate the 4th, 1883 ? for money. Dismissed. It is in the shape of a collection of miniature May 25th is the dav for the Band Pic Nic, Auy or all of these, are requested to give us a 42 John Sangster A Co. vs M. A. Rounds wf 'fry the “ Little Joker” washing machine, and is also the d.av designated by the Grand landscapes, ingreviously wrought and woven —action for money. Judgment by default. call. ft Hon. R. P. Boise spent Sunday in McMinn Army for a gathering of all ex soldiers, and logethi * and then photographed, the whole Also, parties wishing to buy Lime, Cement, 43 Newberry Hawthorne A Co. vs M. A. ville. we may look for a grand gala day at that forming a complete panorama of the coun Rounds Cha’s Hirsch, Pro. —action for money. Judgment by Plaster, II«ii and Grass Seed of auy kind, try along the Northern Pacific lino and em Teachers' Institute in session at Indepen time. come and see us. bracing all the varied features from ocean to default. [lHELSCHMEIDKK’s OLD STAND.] ■ence. Lewis Cooper, son of our townsman, J. ocean. Samuel is never behind in energy 44 J. B. Sampson vs Sampson A Perkins— Headquarters tor the present at 8. F. Hard had a very severe spell of sickness, recently, and ingenuity and the benefit of his publica action for money. Dismissed. ing’s Shoe Shop. M c M innville , O regon H Many settlers proving up on their land lingering between life and death for a day or tions, to the Northwestern coast, is incalcula 52tf HARDING A LADD. 48 G. W. Olds vs J. H. Olds—action for ^^■laiiiis. two. But we are glad to report him rapidly ble. It is tit and proper then that his efforts money. Judgment by default. should be rewarded by a substantial support ' Mr. H. T. Graves of Sheridan, was in town improving. 74 J. H. Olds vs J. E. Harris—action for a.id from the way he branches out in costly Friday. FINE WINES, LIQUORS, BEER and CIGARS There will be no band contest at Dallas, enterprises money. Judgment by default. W. A. FENTON, wo have reason to believe that he K A goodly number are iji attendance at Cir the 7th and 8th of Jutie, as the “Register” g^ts it. • 59 Rilev Smith va O. R. A N. Co.—action BEER 3 CENTS A COM. states: but the Dallas band will go to Eu cuit Court. Hoot anil Shoe linker, for damages. Dismissed. gene on that date. Excuse us, neighbor, for A R un out N orth . K Mr. I. C. Robison, of Amity, called on US making this correction. 61 Geo. 8. Nelson vs. Allen Snider and SHERIDAN, OREGON. last Saturday. We took a drive over to North Yamliil wife—foreclosure Dismissed. W. «. HENDERSON, W. T. LOGAN, Our townsman in years gone by, M. F. <»ii Saturday lawt. The roads were in aplen 71 Ellery Rogers vs Franois Bolton — mo R “ Lawsy, gracious! this must be the‘econ Spencer, is one of the munagers of the did condition ; the air was cool and balmy, R. LOGAN , The finest stock of Boots. Shoes, Rubbers. tion for order to make deed. Motion grant omical’ storm.” McMinnville. Dayton. Northwest News. M. F. is a business man and being drawn by one of Henderson ed. Etc, in Yamhill County Miss Katie Wall, of Lafayette, spent Sun of the strictest sect, and the News has done A. Logan Bros.’ spirited teams, the ride was CHEAP FOR CASH. 73 1. 0. Nickelson vs I. C. Richards et al wisely in securing his .services. indeed a pleasant one. All along the road day in town with friends. Boots and Shoes manufactured to order and tne noble farmer was busy seeding, either -motion to confirm sale. Confirmed. 'The Easter Service at the Union Sabbath tile land where the fall grain was frozen out, Wonder if Grant found any carpet rags to 74 Van B. Dolashmutt vs T. B. Breeding neatly repaired. School Sunday morning was a pleasant and or that lately turned over ; many fields have et al—motion to confirm Bale. Motion grant Sew, while in this section ? All work and goods warranted. LIVERY, ani successful affair, and reflects credit upon Su ed. Sign of the Big Boot, Sheridan, Oregon. gr Dr. Boyce, the dentist, from near Dayton, perintendent Narver for his efforts in bring been seeded or re-seeded long enough for the grain to be up and m these instances it looks 31 m3. 77 Marx A Jorgenson vs B. F. McMillen paid us avail last Friday. ing it to a successful termination. nch and healthy, and in looking over these —motion to confirm sale. Granted. M J I. Hembree and wife of Lafayette, were Stables. Hou. W. T. Newbv brought suit against O. fields we are led, to remark that though 79 In re—estate of Hill A Johnson, final in town one day last week. D. Buck last week, for $200. before arbitra the freeze-out has been a great drawback account allowed. itiid much labor and expense is caused (Stables at McMinnville situated on Thirt St. ; IF YOU WANT TO BUY tors — Messrs. A. J. Nelson, T. H. Strain and There is to be another saloon opened out SO In re—estate of Arnold Dielschneider. that in Dayton on Ferry St.) J. W. Gault. After hearing the testimony thereby, Yamhill will yet produce a fair final in town. Gin ought to be cheap. account allowed. the plaintiff was awarded a judgment for crop, if the wild oats but keep down. As we pass through Carlton several buildings g Messrs. McCain & Hurley, of Lafayette, $12. Henderson & Logan Bros,, Prop’s. CASES NOT DISPOSED OF. 1 I vV « I> W JV k k present themselves that are new to us, and dropped in to see us on Saturday. Uncle John Baker told Uncle Andv Baker the town b I iows signs of life the same as is 5 Meier <t Frank vs Hill and Johnson— IB It's not often we see fruit trees in bloom ! that George Harris said that Charles Green exhibited in other country towns ; and we action for money. and maple trees leaved out. in March. ing had heard that J. W. Garrison had inti- see no reason why it should not, for Carlton Wo are prepared to furnish 8 Frank Bros, vs John Sax—action foJ OF ALL KINDS, that Col Wallace told his wife that is situated in one of the best farming com money. O Prof. Roberts, the phrenologist, has spent | . mated Luther Shobe had the best lot of musical in- Ciirriage*», munities in the county. Three and a-half Hackti, a ¡good portion of the week in the city. 11 C. K. Harbaugh vs G. W. Hardwick— I I struments ever offered for sale in the state. miles further on vze find the beautiful little suit Saddle Horoea, for partition of personal property. &■. Mrs. Dr. Augur expects to start in a few village of North Yamhill, nestled down so FURNITURE, Our young friend. Jesse E. High, who has daxs for visit at her old home—Cincinnati, b°en at this place for so long, left us on snugly among the bills and surrounded by ar.d everything in the Livery hire in good 12 John Wesley vs E. Kogers et al—action Ohio. shape ou shortest notice. Monday for Hillsboro, where he will go to rich-1» oking fields, attracting the eye of for money. the artist who would remark “ what a beau- OR 14 D. M. Osborn ± Co. vs Alfred Florey— Have you noticed the neat and tasty job work in Johnson’s livery stable. Jesse is a Liful location for a town ! ” Business is a A HEARSE settled. work being turned out by S nide , T he B oss sober, industrious, straightforward young man, and we can recommend him to all as little on the stand-still order, owing to the P rinter . ? 15 H. T. Graves vs R M. Scroggin—suit is kept by these Stables and Funeral Turnouts rush among farmers, but there is plenty to perfectly trustworthy. furnished at any time. Last Sunday being Easter, the attendance do business with when required, as all busi to correct deed. On Thursday last we received a pleasant at the several Churches was much larger ness men in the plaoe are well supplied with 17 Alfred Perry vs O. K. <fc N. Co.,—ac We are prepared to offer special induce* 11 from Hon. J. L. Ferguson, of Lafayette. goods in their line. H. F.Bedwell A Co. and tion for damages. thn n usual. meute to He was accompanied by his nephew, John Lee Laughlin & Co. are the general iner- OF EVERY KIND, GO TO B Abie Taimage left ns on Saturday last for Ferguson, just out from Missouri, who is chandie firms ; G. W. Sappington and A. D. 18 John Perry vs O. K. A. N. Co.—action Jfetoria, where he goes to “take a case” on out on a visit and if Oregon meets his ex Runnels each carry a fair stock of notions, for damages C O M If E R C I A L MENI “ Astorian. the ................. ” 19 Dulcina Wood et al vs A. J. Cooper— pectations (as it does all who eome here) he cigars, tobacoo, etc. ; R. Baird is just opan- suit to partition land. Transient stock left with us will receive the will make it his home in the futdre. ing out a tuli line of agricultural imple Postmaster Turner’s residence presents a best of care and attention. 20 Eliza Hawley va. O. K. AN. Co.—ac nobby’* appearance with its neat green Air A. J. Nelson was appointed Sheep In ments. Then there are two hotels, one tin- window blinds. Lafayette, Oregon. A MONTHLY SETTLEMENT OF ALL BILLS spector at the last term of County Court.— shop, harness shop, saloon, blacksmith shop tion for damages. a butcher shop, and a blacksmith shop and 21 M. C. Breeding vs T. B. Breeding—di ■ Prof. Antrim, the veteranarv surgeon, gave Bv.t Mr. J. L. Steward gives notice in last carriage manufactory combined. The latter will be required by us. a lecture on the horse, upon our streets, one v eek’s Register*’ that he (Stewart) is Sheep place is where W. B. Rice, and W. F. Mor-, vorce. fuspector for Yamhill county, and no other dav last week. 22 Shell Hawley et al, minors, vs O. K. A r.ian has a right to act in that capacity. He gan, the man that blows the bio horn in the N. Co—action for damages. HENDERSON A LOGAN B ros . For >in,le ! jjg W. B. Turner proprietor of the City Drug does not state the reason for his ’’ claims * * to - North Yamhill Band hold out. But dark ness is coming on and wa must be off, with 23 James F. Bewley vs D. M. Caves et al Store, will please adoept our thanks fur a lot the office. Desirable property in the town of Sheridan, out seeing numerous friends ; and if we —foreclosure. of hue copy paper. Yamhill County, consisting of a blacksmith PORTLAND Dr. Boyd informs us tlAt on Saturday have omitted any of the business enterprises 25 H. F. Mayer A Co. vs John Field shop, wagon shop, good dwelling house, barn, IE Board of Trade meeting went by default Mr. Renshaw dropped dead. near Lincoln. in our mention, our correspondent must appeal from County Court. lumber and wood shed. last Friday evening. Cause—Couldn’t find Tillamook county, from a stroke of apoplexy. “slap our ears” in his next. Oh, yes ! We 26 J. K. Sears vs O. F. Coulter et al—ac Enquire of the key to Council rooms. He had been directing a gentleman to some saw Hon. W. J. McConnell flying around as tion for money. CHAS. LAFOLLWTT, ■James Turner came down from east of point and as the gentleman turned to ride full of vim as ever. You see Mac hasn’t 47tf. Sher klan, Oregon. away a noise behind him attracted his at 28 Gus Anderson vs Town of Sheridan — lost his attachment for the banner county, mountains, last week, spent a day or two at (Old “ NATIONAL,” established 1800.) review. tention. and looking aronnd ’ saw Mr. Renshaw yet. But ’ * we must be off. home and then was off again. lying on the ground, and on going back to 29. H. S. Stephens vs Mary Stephens—di FINIAL PROOF 128 Front 3t., Bet. Washington and Alder, /¿¿Mr. Chas. Watts, of Albany, who is down him. found him to be dead. Deceased was WTLZ j AMTWA vorce. to Lafayette on a visit, and Frank O’Connor 53 years of age. Laud Office at Oregon City, Or., I March 26, 1883. 30. A. J. Nelson vs H. E. Tupper — action POKTEAND. ORESION were in town one day this week. March 16, 1883. | for money. The barn on the farm of Greens are getting ripe up here. A. P. Arinatro,,*, . . Principiti. Mb. A Manning has added a new apartment Holman narrowly escaped being consumed Notice is hereby given that the following 34 K. 8. James vs Town of A mH v—re - Pc n in ko arad Soc y. A young hunter came very near killing a view. to me south end of his building on the cor by fire last week. Walter discovered the named settler has filed notice of his intention J. A. A4 caco, large deer above this plaoe. He saw its track. ner of 1> A Third, for a tin shop. straw just outside the barn blazing away, 36 Mary Williamson v» C. M. Williamson to make final proof in support of his claim, and gave the alarm, and the men in a field and that said proof will be made before the We listened to a very interesting lecture —divorce. /Read advertisement of Rollins A Hale.— came to his assistance and the destroyer was Clerk of Yamhill Countv, at Lafay An institution designed for the practical busi Th v have a tine assortment of goods, and subdued before it had gained much head- this evening on “Temperance” by Will C* 36 Maria M. Kosnei* vs Claudius Ekins— County King. ette, Oregon, on Tuesday, April 24, 1883, viz : the prices given are most reasonable. uess education of both sexes. foreclosure. wav. How the fire originated is not known, Daniel M. Evans, Homestead Entry No. 3,023 It is time to sew up the rip in the street I)i. Rinehart and wife, of Union county, but it is believed to have been a spontane 38 D M. Osborne A Co. vs M. A. Rounds foi the N W 14 M N E I I, N E 14 of N W boys* trowsers. , A flag _ of truce doesn ’ t look et al action for money. ji4ve visited at the residence of relatives, J. ous combustion. 1-4 and W 1-2 of N W 1-4 ot Set 10, T 5 8 R well in wet weather. C, Cooper and family, during the week. 45 Kachel E. Hess vs J. M. Hess—divorce. Win. Grant. I. T. Davidson's clever agent W 46 Amy C. Goeser vs C. D. Jump- -to par Jjjbranville Raker, of McMinnville, John who canvassed Hus county so thoroughly lie names the following witnesses to prove We aj*e having a tine rain here at present. last summer lor orders for enlarging pic tion land. his continuous residence upon and cultivation Several fanners were lit town to day looking Cfawfuid. of Amity aqd C. C. Call, of Di.y ot said land, viz Lester Potter, .John Cronin, ton were U. S. Grand Jurors from this coun tures. has been m town the pant week deliv- as if they were happy. 47 Win MoCbrisman and 11. J. Lanoe- . rin-.' his work. And bv the way the work Shortridge and C. P. Wiley, all of ty Deputy Sheriff Harris was in town last field vs L. J. and m . A. Bower—action for Thomas he i?. delivering is to be seen to lie appreciat bheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon. Mrs. Ramsdell, who has been stopping ed. We were shown several specimens and week on business; consequently a number of money. Admitted on any week-day of the year. No 2t5 L. T. BARIN, Register. 49 E. P. Bower vs James Flett—action for wit 11 her parents for some time past, left on they all came near reaching perfection and our citizens are at court to-day. vacations at any time, and no exam money. Friday last to join her husband, at Cheney, reflect great credit on Mr. Davidson as an ar Rev. VanScoy preached a very able sermon ination on entering. w. r. tist. Mr. Grant will visit other sections of at the school house yesterday. He tilled the M Dan Johnson vs J. A. Grazier—action ^¡^¡iss Hettie Rowell, of Dallas, came down our county soon. appointment of Rev. F. Elliott. The latter for money. U. 8. Land Office, Oregon City, / M1IO1.AHMIIP 1 by Saturday’s train, spent Sunday with her 51 Marx A Jorgensen vs Gus Anderson— Oregon, March 22, 1883. ) Hu was gentle as a lamb, that old bay horse having moved to California for the benefit of For the Full Business Course, sao. sister, Mrs. Snyder, and returned home on was; and Bobby King could ride him to wat his family’s health. action for money. Notice is hereby given that Henry Roberts, Monday. er. with nothing on the old fellow but a hah 52 O. 11 Adams A Co v.s E. J. Esson et al of Yarnhill County, Oregon, has made applica A Sabbath School was organized at this ¿jahve understand that several of our citizens ter ; and Bobby rode him, he did ; and the place yesterday with the following officers : —action for money. tion to purchase the N. W. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 wh - contemplated building this se ason, have horse proposed to exercise his limbs, and he Superintendent, James Milsap: Ass't Sujiwr 53 H. J. Rosenfeld A Co. vs Geo. Bangas* and N. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 of Hee. 22, T 2 8. R fl about abandoned the idea, owing to a recent diil so, taking his rider out into the country intendent, Mrs. Langdon: Secretary and ser and G. F. Bangasser—action for money. W Will. Mer., under the provisions of the Act two or three miles, and we expect the horse Treasurer, Mrs. James Milsap. ran in lumber. 55 J. Kolinski vs John and Sarah Hop of Congress approved June 3rd, 1878, entitled Of all kinds executed to order at reasonable and Bobby would he going yet had not Billy ** An Act for the Sale of Timber Lands in the rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. *201111* Oregon City “Enterprise” came to us Spears overtaken the runaway with a lleet Some men growled because it did not rain field—foreclosure. of California, Oregon, Nevada, and in last week in an entire new dress and very footed steed. M r. K nig has lust ail confidence and some are growling because it's raining; 56 Z. F. Monti y et al vs Andrew Orndufi States Washington Territory. ” but then and wife—foreclosure. mu h improved mechanically. Johnny, we in horse fiesh. All adverse claims to Baid tract, must be filed As a rule a man’s a fool With you success. 57 Z. F. Moody et al vs K. 8. Griftin and in the TJ. 8. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore- The College Journal, «on ta ini ng information When it’s hot he wants it cool, Among the many youno attorneys attend wife — ioreclosu re flftnd here comes our vouny friend, Charley ing court nt Lafayette, Ed Mendenhall of <on, before the exoiration of sixty day® from of the course of »tody, when to enter, time re When it’s cool he wants it hot S q I livan. an ex-typo, but who has left the Portland, we think to be one of the must prom 58 Baptist College vs J. F. Bewley—action this date* quired, cost of board, etc., and irate of orna Always complaining of his lot. “ arofesh” since being admitted to the bar. inent. His gentlemanly manners and socia for money. Given under my hand thia 22nd day of li eu tel pen mans hin, from the pen of Prof. W ilt . A. M inab . Ho ame in to see us on Tuesday. L. T. BARIN, Wesro, sent free. Address; WtS09> bility make him popular with every b»»dy ♦'•O John W. McGrew vsG. P. Walling A March 1883. 2110. Register. and now but about four years in the field has wife- foreclosure. A. P. ARMSTRONG, f wish it understood that the “ Allen M krbied . Lock Box 104. as large a practice ns any attoruey in the Portland, Or. Bili er” mentioned in the c uirt pmoeediu At the residence of Mr. Jeffreys. Amity, 62 J. Hibbs vs A. Denny—to recover per tea t th* one of this concern. Too many city of Portland. His partner, Mr. X. N. by Rev. W. I). Nichols, March 21, Henry A. sonal property. I l V AL PROOF. Sleeves, is also an attorney well known man of the same name in this country. 63 John Campliell vs K. B. Odell et al— throughout the state and !»oth being demo Ruble of Polk county, atul Mias Julia A. Ja Laud Office, Oregon City, Oregon, » ili*s. A. Kinney, of Salem, daughter of W. crats is the only drawback that prevents this cobs of Yamhill county. motion of defendant to open up default. FULLY HEPAIHEII March IT, 1883. ( ___ a place, , was T.Siewby, Esq., of this was married married firm from lieing one of the strongest in the 64 ('. H. Buckingham vs Adeline Bucking Notice is hereby given that the following 1 would iiioat rftH|»ectftilly announce for the Iasi L week Wednesday to United J States Dis state. We acknowledge a pleasant call from ham—divorce. named settler has filed notice of his intention benefit ot my «•iitduniHra and the public in gen- tra tt Attorney, J. F Watson, of Portland. Mr. Meiideuhall Tuesday. 65 Baptist College vs 3. Potter—action to inaketfinal pn»ot »n sup[>ort of hie claim,and <*ral I hat the nlight damage to my dam, by the Joys, what about thia anti corset society. for money. The “ Register” did Mr. Jesse Hobson, the that «aid proof will be made lie fore the Comity lab. has been fully repaired, end t.hit/ h!l we organize ? Amzv Brooks and Doyle Secretary 66 Baptist Col lege vs Win.-Savage—action Clerk of Yamhill County at Lafayatte, Oregon, am now ready to do grinding on ahort notice of the Sunday Sch'wil Convention, pose to take the lead providing they can an injustice M c M innville , March 2ft, 1883. for money. in stating thatbedid not furnish >n Monday, April 30, 1883, vii: Hamuei and in good order. the assistance of Kerrigan and Robbins. that pajier with a copy of the proceedings, 1 03 67 W. T. Newby vs .Mary Rowland—eject L. Newell. Pre • inption D. 8. No. 4,214 tor the Wheat,per uusnel................. MONROE A LOXGDON. on. George H. Burnett, of Salem, swept for publication. Mr. Hobson forwarded us Flour, per barrel................... ment. N E I 4 of 8 W I I of Sec. 4.T 5 H, R fl W 7 00 Willamina, Feb 20, 1883- 5012* n upon us the fore part of the week and a copv of the proceedings on Saturday, with < late, |>er bushel...................... He names the following witue«-*-« to prove 47fl|50 68. Hester J. Thomas vs J. W Thomas- le our hearts glad by depositing the neo- a request that as soon as we had them m Dried Apples, per pound...... his continuous residence upon and cultivation 6^8 divorce. iry scads for another year’s sulsicription. tv)io to si nd copy to the “ Register*' and wo Phi us, per pound................ of said land, viz : A B Pollard, J A Newell, 10012 TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE ! \fid so, forwarding them on Mondav« thus Bran, per ten........ ................ 69 H F Bedwoll A Co. vs E. B. Collard loveph Stewart and T E Fristoe, all of Sheri 018 00 J icob Hoover, once a resident of this place giving our neighbor three days in which to replevin. dan, Yarnhill County, Oregon. Al) persons whose taxes are yet unpaid, will 022 50 but now living away down in the brush to put it in typ**- I he proceedings were quite Ground Feed, per ten............ 2dfl L. T. BARIN, Register. please call at my office and settle, without fur 000 ........ 70 J D. Hardwick vs F. Harbaugh et al— la Portland, where he has to climb a tree lengthy and it was no small task to re-write Potatoes, f»er bushel ther delay, and save costs. 02 motion to confirm judgment. >e the sun rise, is up on a visit with rela- them ; and as this was the earn and the ’Reg Onions, per pound................. 12013 E. R COLLARD, 72 Mary Best vs Charles Baker et al- mo ister*’ received a copy in the Secretary's Bacon Sides, per pound.......... FINAL PROOF. 1 w ?. 13015 Sheriff of Yamhill County. Ham, per pound.................... tion to confirm sale. F W Wallace, b-fiat bass player in Cus- hand-writing, in good season, that ought to Shmihier’, f«er paund............ 809 Land Office at Oregon City, Or. i 75 Helen J. Burgess vs T. N. and H. I tetf l ost Band aim Foreman of Star Hosr have been sufficient. 014 La <1, p*»r ¡Mund........ ............ • March 17 1883- f FOR HALF. Graves—motion to construe will—wppeal £ok|NHiv. has l)een ailing fos the pant two I 025 Butter, per pound ................. Mr. Web Miller, of Tillsmouk. m .< • m** from County Court. wdr> s. being confined to hib bed ui <» b I of the Notice is hereby given that the following Farming outfit, including g'wxi Farm Team, Eggs, per dozen...................... 0111 s- ng -r out to ifnn ptace fi»r a ;4iysirian, on 76 Frederick Fori»«« vs T. N. and II. T named settler has filed notice of his intention Wagon. Plows, Harrow, good Eastern Hack, I 015 Thursday iast. as he was very ili.pnd on Fri Hides, dry flint, per pound .. Grr.vew—wimfi as a J »ore. to make final proof in support of his claim, and Ete ,-CHEAP, bv R. BAIP.f), B ly Lewis, engineer ot the steamer On day Dr. Bovd. accompanied bv Mr. Logan. ILJes, green, per pound....... 05 78 B. B. Branson vs the D 8 A G R K Co thi.t said proof will te* made l«ek>re the County eui tor the last seven years, and Mr. Quinn Parted ov- r the mountains. They went to Dr .»ssei| Hogs, per cwt.......... S (i» North Yamhill. Clerk of Yamhill County, ot Lafayette, Oregon, — mandate from Supreme Court with leave «aid on the same boat, pud thev A lso — Red Brazilian Artichokes. (¿n Fetch's mill with a Eng-jv. »nd from th*»re Wind, per |">und .................. •n Monday. April 30th 1883. viz Aaron B. to all parties tn amend pleading. ids in this plaoe « living visit one day over on horseback. Th y report having found Tallow, per pound................. ltf. 05 Pollard, Homestead Entry No. 3858 for the 81 In re—estate of M. A. Rounds. ____ week. the road in bad condition, especially from 3 0003 50 ickens—grown—per s . 2 of X E I 4 of Her. 8 »nd W 1-3 of X W 8? Emma Bills vs John Bills — motion to the toll prte down th< Trask, as many land ir voung and rising attorneys. Messrs. slides having occurred, filling the road so I 4 of Sec. ft T 5 S R fl W. He names the fol enter decree of divorce “nunc pro tone.” Notice I. Bingham and J. E. V agers. are down that in many places it was difficult to pas« N etv C bocbby B tobe . lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi- tiding corrt. The» belong to the bar of with a hors*- They returned no Tneadey. deace upon snd niJtiration of said land, vis : Opposite McMinnville Hotel. where all 4 ENN18 A DRAPER have (lissolvad pap CAT ARB IT CURED, health and t-w.-et breath Yi |hili. which, we are proud to state, poa- having had a rather rough trip, as it rained kinde of Groceries, Canned Good« and Con •ecured by Shiloh’• Catarrh Remedy. Price John Newell,Samuel Newell, T. E. Frit toe and u»-i fhi | i , nil knowing » iiowiiik thoaoonlv^B r'iru»«**| v ** m IBdeut n**rfthip,all Indebt some of the best legal talent of any on them ab«mt all the time thev were on the fectionery ean he had, CHEAP. FOR CASH. 50 rente, Nasal Injector free. Hold by W. B Ic*»ph Stewart, all Sheridan, Yamhill County -4 n the late Arm will settle their Milo with A. Enn io. a . ENNM. ^^ity in th* State, and most of its members rood. The Dr left his patient improving Aten a lunch room in connection with same. Oregon. Turner W. DRAPES. anbomperatively young, Nt L. T. BARIN, Register. ’ KcMinnviHe, Mar. fl, 1883* J MU. Crtf H. C MHADDEN, Pro’f. rapidly. 1. Any person who takes a pa per regular ly from a post-olfiee, whether directed in Illis name or another’s, or whether he sub kuribed or not, is responsible for payment. [ 2. If a |>erson orders his pn|MU* discontm uid he must pay arrears, or the publisher Lu.iv oonlinue to send it unhl payment is made, and then collect the whole amount, whether the paper is taken from the uftiuo or mot. f 3. The courts have decided that refusing to taka newspapers or p< riudieals from th« feost-offioe, or removing and leaving them in the office, is prima facie evidence of inten tional fraud. | 4. The Postmaster-General has decided ■that Dostmasters who fail to notify publish ft lei’s when subscribers remove, or fail to take '» tlp‘ir papers from the postoffioe, shall be r<* sponsible for their subscription. New Produce and Coinmission House, STAR Saloon & Billiard Hall McMinnville & Dayton ^□jÿiFEEI) ’ Sale , Agricult’ral Implem’ts, D. I. CORKER, BUSINESS COLLEGE. PEN WORK ! \