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THE REPOKTZR
Published Every Thursday, at
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BY
SNYDER & WAaT?.DREHST.
Editors and Proprietors.
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Local Correspondence.
CARLTON
April 3, 1883.
Read the R eporter .
Who said dry season ?
The farmers are anxiously waiting
for the ground to dry, so as to finish
their seeding.
Carlton needs a boot and shoe mak
er ; uncle Jimmy has retired. Bring
on your last and awl.
The citizens of Carlton are petition
ing for a new depot building. It is
something much needed and Cartion
is deserviug of it.
Jake has traded horses ; has now a
2 : 15 nag and thinks he is now able to
get away with that girl at Dayton.—
Success to you, J. B.
Lewis Hutt while playing ball had
R. S. James, of Amity, was down
his knee put out of place and is quite
Saturday on business.
lame.
Notwithstanding the scarcity of
David Knight and family intend
wheat, our grist mill keeps on its pul
verizing process pretty nearly all the moving tn the Spokane country as
time. And you may lie sure we all soon as the weather will permit,
feel very grateful to know tliat we are
Al, when ever you take another
certain of our bread, even if have to “Run out North’’ run ill and see a fel
eat it without butter, or only “bull low a moment.
butter,” for which we have to thank
Mrs. Noble and child from Coos Bay
California, and send her the money
made her sister, Mrs. Kate Dempsey,
she needs, but of no use to us.
a visit, last week. She has been away
N at .
three years.
AMITY.
Our butcher shop lias changed hands
again. It will now be carried on by
April 3il 1S83.
Wm. Lewis. William understands
All fools’ day last Sunday.
the business and we trust will give
Dr. E. E. Goucher returned home satisfaction.
from Montana yesterday.
David Steward of the Grove made a
The south bound train having hurried trip in town last Saturday on
changed time arrives at Amity at bait business. He had the misfortune to
past one instead at half past twelve.
break bis wrist but is getting along
Mark Hayden, a blacksmith at this nicely now.
place intend moving his family here
Mrs. Mary Roberts, formerly of this
soon.
place now living at Tacoma, is in town
visiting
relatives and friends. We un
Remember the Band of Hope will
meet next Sunday at thiee o’clock in derstand she lias speculated in mines
over there and done well.
the Baptist Church.
Quarterly meeting was held yester
Eevi Leland lectured on “Temper-
auce’’ to crowded houses last Friday day at tile Hutchcroft school house.—
Revs. L. T. Jones, H. C. Morgan, T.
and Sunday evenings at this place.
Atkinson and Sails from East Port
Hurrah! Hurrah! The citizens of land were in attendance.
Amity are going to celebrate the Itli
Yesterday, a man came to (own and
of July with a grand old fasti toned
was very much surprised to find the
bai becuo.
town so quiet, and learning it t wan
Mrs. Thomas I,evens was quite ill Sunday started home to tell the new*,
i
for some time, keeping her bed most It would be a good i lea for him to
I get
of the time.
a few almanacs and study them care-
John Sanders, living near Amity, fully.
liUdUNtte
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&
INotioo
Al
!>R IV, A It. HILLS,
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« Il A K LUS LAFOLLETT,
H. S. MALONEY,
SURVEYOR
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VTEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS bought.
Money to loan on good real estate securi
ty.
Apply to
G.G. BINGHAM,
OumpbeH’s Building, McMinnville.
í 1FFICE at E. A. Hill’s Drug S|ore, Dayton,
Oregon.
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IYEPUTY OUNTY
Notary Public.
fer
Counselor at ¡Law.
AND
Oi’ice—Slier id a n, Yamhill Co., Oregon
Siieridaii, Oreffoii,
Particular attention giveu to Conveyancing
Collecting, Buying and Selling Real Estate.
KAVTOX S A LOOK.
Regular meetings, Thursday evening on or
Proprietor
before the full moon, m each month. Sojourn I'ltANK UlizrNKH.
•••g oompanioiM cordially welcomed.
11. P.
The best brands of Liquors, Wines and Ci
50tf.
gars kept for sale. When you go to Dayton
catl aud see Frank.
lMtf.
atomic, speaks
co.,
House, Sign 1 Carriage Painters,
ATTORNEY AT I.AW, CONVEYANCER,
IVIc.tliiitiville, Oregon,
o llt-al Estate aud Collecting Agent, and No
Good Work Guaranteed. Orders from the tary
Putdic All work pertaining to this Hue
City ami Country solicited.
13-ltf.
attended to promptly and reliably. Also, man
iifacenrer and re pane r of Hoots and Shoes. All
work done with neatness and dispatch Head
quarters under Odd Fellows' Hall, Me.Minuvitte,
Oregon.
Slit
Geo, G. BINGHAM,
Att’y at Law & Notary Public,
Office -one door East of Funniture Store,
I
McMinnville, Oregon,
A MUTCHLER,
Davton, Oregon,
I) '¡ill.
The regular passenger trains pass at
this place under tile new time card at
12 :20. Won’t some energetic man
start a lunch stand for the benefit of
had several relatives arrive at this
Tile “Register
” correspondent
_
,
from
hungry passengers 1
place from some portion of the east thia place says this band has the best
Mr. E. L. Peckham, of the firm of last Tuesday. We learn that they tuba player this side of Tillamook.—
I’eckbam & Ogden, spent a few days came for the purpose of locating near We thank him very much for his
with us last week. He expect to move here.
praise of our tuba player, but as there
his family to Carlton about May 1st.
Will. BufTum has purchased the S. are no bands between here and Tilla
Come along, Ed ; Harry needs you.
M. Hubbard property and Henry Ed mook it isn’t much of a putt.
M. A. Rounds returned last Satur wards bought the corner lot adjoining
A young man, for the first time,
day from Eastern Oregon, where be on the south and intends erecting a thought he would take a young lady
1 as been stopping for some time past. residence this summer. Mother Ru- to the neck-tie party, aud don’t you
He reports time« lively in the “bunch I mor says that Henrv expects to take think another young man coaxed that
grass’’ country, and expects to return ! in a partner ere long in the way of a ladv to go home with him. That was
to that part of the State, soon.
bouse keeper.
A.
i very wrong especially where a young
man is Just starting out. But young
The new local passenger train—run
man don’t give up If at first you
ning from McMinnville to Portland—
WX7.LAHIINA
don’t succeed, try, try again, but look
passed through our city Monday morn
April 2, 1883.
i
out for that other fellow.
ing at 6:15 bound for Portland,
Our Sunday School was well attend
T raveler .
and at 7.’33 p. tn.
m. for McMinnville, ed yesterday.
with hut few passengers. Carlton was
represented by a passenger on its first
This is llie time of year to put “ ear
DELLBVUB.
trip. This train has been put on for muffs " ou your fruit trees.
April 2d 1883.
the accommodation of the people and
Hrs. Mary Brisbine, of this place, is
Bellvue has taken the base ball fe
I hope will be profitable to the com
vi iting frieuds and relatives at North ver.
pany.
Yamhill, aud that is wny Austiu
J. W. Sparks’ boy happened to be a
Our school closed last Saturday whistles so loud.
girl.
evening with literary exercises. Tile;
Several relatives of Wm. Goodrich,
programme was well selected and very
One extreme generally follows an
interesting.
The “Cuts boarding near tills place came on a visit from other, so we have it.
school," by Miss Minnie Prerces, was ttu> East, arrived last Saturday.
Somebody got their nose scratched—
oue of the gems of llie evening. Mr.
A Lodge of Good Templars was or-
It. Kelsey read a very enjoyable piece ga lized here last Tuesday evening eli ?
in prose. As a school the exercises w th twenty-two members
Follow
Mrs. Baker of Lafayette, is visiting
were a grand success, showing the in' is a list of officers installed for the bar daughter, Mrs. Wm. Galloway.
AMITY
OREGON,
ability of Prof. Hendrix as a teacher en-uing term : W. C.
Perry Mor-
There
are
a
couplo
of
sons
who
want
i i elocution as well as a teacher of gin W. V. T., Mrs. Langdon ; R S.,
Are Selling
primary studies. The people ef Carl Wm. Goodrieh ; Asst. Sec., Mrs. to get married but they are so con
ton can do no better than to secure the Goodrich; F. S., James Millsaps: P. founded ugly the girls won’t even lo.k
Prof, to tetch our fall ami winter W. C. T. also Lodge Deputy, R M. at them.
American Prints for 5 cents per
school.
Gilbert; Marshal, Austin Brisbine;
Miss Green, of
i
McMinnville, has
yard ;
D.
M.,
Mrs.
Jennie
Millsaps
;
Treas.,
been employed to teach the Bellvue
Carlton has made a number of im
provements within the past sixty Susie Millsaps ; it S. W. C., Jennie school; did not learn when it was to
Fine Amoskeag Ginghams 12 1-2
Tinnie Mill commence.
• lays, and there is more to fellow. L. Kearnay ; L. S. W.
Fouts intends building a dweiliug saps ; 1. G., Minnie Kearney ; O. G.,
cents worth 18 cents ;
Relatives
of
Uncle
Aaron
Payne
house on his lam) just east of the de Charles Morgau ; Chaplain, Wisdom were visiting
.. h im last week and re
pot ; F. M. Roberts has coutratted for Millsaps.
Fine
Washington Cashmere, 16 2-3
port him some better, but is very fee
the lumber for a two-storv dweiliug
ble.
cents,
worth 25 cents ;
Spring
is
slowly
coming
on,
and
our
which tie inteuds building this fall.—
Dr. Laland lectured at the school
We are glad to note these improve fair ones are anxiously awaiting tlie
Fine lilaid Suiting, 20 cents, worth
ments, and hope they will continue. new fashion. They want to know bouse last Tuesday evening. Mr. Le
30 cents ;
There is not a town in thecounty that whether the spring bounet will be land is a good talker and makes plenty
has a nicer location for a large city built of four straws and one ribbon or of fun for the boys. Come again.
three
straws
and
four
rosea.
A
man
Fine
Australian Crepe, 25 centi,
than Carlton.
C alamity .
Mr. Nathan Small's son is very sick
always looks through b‘s pockets four
worth
35 cents ;
with
sume
lingering
disease
and
his
times before handing his coat to his
JJAFAYZiTTS
wife*to have a button sewed on, and friends are doubtful of ids recovery.
Ai-Inch Cashmere, 30 cents, worth
April 3, 1883.
even then lie is filled with a nameless
Mr. J. O. Guild has bought Nathan
Court still continues to grind, and fear until the job is completed.
40 cents ;
Small’s farm and also a track of the
people continue to ceme and go, some
A recent scientific authority says Raleigh estate, paying something over
on legal war intent, others with no that an acre of laud contains six tons $4,ti00. Mr. G. intends putting stock MS-Inch Cashmere— all wool, o cts.
inleut at all. But the latter were very of warm-. Science is a great thing; • □ his place as it is mostly hilly and
worth 75 rento.
scarce.
yet it will be extremely difficult to better for grazing tliau for grain.
B ellvue .
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Among the visitors of last week we , convince us that the above statement
52-Z/ ic A Cashmere—all wool. H,
noticed G. W. Snyder, once tlie boss!is true, for when we wanted “ wurns
of the R eporter , George Myers, of'for bait” we dug up about half an acre
worth 11.25 ;
MIJDLHTON
Wanato, David Ramsey, of Newberg, of tlie back Inland only found three
Marell 25, 1883.
an i the irrepressible A. V. R. (and 1! iosignificant angle worms for a whole
Ladies' fancy Hose in Endless pa-
Items, ¿caree.
don’t know how many more letters) day’s fishing.
riet •/, at 16 2-3 cents a pair ;
Snyder aud Warren, present proprie
A. W. Wright I m teaching a singing
We learn from parties living near
tors of the R eporter .
Grand Ronde that a Mr. Kuykendall class.
Ladies' Fine Belhrigan Hose, ot
J. T. Hembree and Frank Large lost three head of work cattle, last
Mrs. D. F. Wright will teach the
25 cents, worth 50 cents.
went off on a prospecting tour to hunt week. It is supposed they died from school at this place.
a better place than Yamhill. But af the effects of eating a poisonous herb.
F. M Olds has gone to the Sound to
ter going almost to the extreme of Un
Our Isiys returned from court the
cle Sam’s farm, they returned better' la ter pat t of the w> ek, looking as if work this summer.
pleased witli the Willamette valley they had seen hard limes in I-afayette.
The s iw mill at this place is being
tliau ever before.
repaired, and new machinery being
of all varieties, at
The wheat which was sown In tills pul in.
J. H. Clark, former proprietor of
•section during the fair weather. Is
tlie Vox Ponuli saloon, has located nt coming up, and some fields look quite
Farmers are nearly through see ling.
Riddle, Douglas county, where liis green, although the early sown will We have no wild oats to bother us.—
family will join him about the l»t ofl l>e ruiiMid with wild oats.
Perhaps the land is too poor to grow
next meiitli.
them.
Feed of all kinds is scarce, anil at
George Hulerv and wife have been high prices. II iy is selling at $20 per
C. II. Hale dosed Iris term of sing-
«lieiidiug several days here with his1 ton ; oats 115 tn 75 cents per bushel.
ing school at Mountain Hide, last Fri
brother.
day night, He is the •• boss" teacher, CLOTHING,
W ill A. M iner .
having taught nine terms this winter.
Frank Large will move to Portland*
BOOTS,
NORTH YA1SBXX.X..
tlie last of the week. Frank wants to
Miss Rosa Olds Is engaged to teach
SHOES,
be a metropolitan for a while.
April 2d 1883.
the school in Wilson Cook’s district,
HA TS & CA PS,
this
summer.
Miss
Alice
Downing
weither
looks
now
as
if
the
A. R. Eastman had tbe misfortune
s could soon go to Heeding will take her place as clerk in the
and Furnisning Goods, at
to cut llie end of bin thumb m > nearly
store of Olils A Tyson.
off that but a small shred was left to '
ileal
Why can’t Yamhill have a County
Temperance Alliance ? As a member
April 1st—“ all fools’ day”—wan oh- town ia-t Saturday.
of Newberg Ixrdge I am interested in
aerved here to suine extent and tricks
Wm.
Wm. Burton
Burton was
was up
up from
from Portland
Portland the cause in Yamhill. Judging from
ol various kind- weree played upon rtl|i| relll.lilie)| ,,Ver
with bls
the interest taken in the Stale Alli
un''UR|M'C*ting victim». The lanlord’fi mother and Wes.
ance, that Newberg will do her part
trick ww te supply hi» can <i I «reticle^
________________
__ from
.. pototsea,
. .
. uud
Uncle Aaron Payne is no better ; the in the work. Let every correspond
with
candle» made
then laugh to bear them swear at the doctor thinks it doubtful if he ever ent agitate the matter, and see If Yarn
bill can’t liave a rousing L sl o> The
i gets around again.
w i 'k that wouldn’t burn.
<’ounty Deputies ought to look after
The Grand Jury returned four true' I'rof. E. H. Ander«on, of Lafayette, lliis matter.
R a . miii . ek .
bills and were discharged la-t Satur- Was in town yesterday, It oeern» like
[Additional correspondence on 5th
da.’. Of the long list of cases on Hie da
of old Io ace E I on our si reels,
page. ]
ducket, a few went through legiti
Henry M.’K’Tii has returned from
mately, a larger l umber were kicked life visit to Eugei.e City.
ou’ somehow, ami a goodly share re .
R”V. E'lniumi« left to-day to join
main as a nucleus fertile next term
WORK HORSES FOR SALE,
term will end to-morrow.
I some friends in Portland, lately from
the
states.
He
«ill
go
east
of
the
I
z
• (n* »nd a-haif miles mid of McMinnville,
would try and gite a more minute de-
Work H *’ •
Win sell tor
" wo up j
la I of the court lusimes, only I sup- mount-ins III search ■>) a place suita- l i ■« «boron
tiiuc to suit put-h».« t .
p< -e you will get it all from another l>le lor a colony, ami if «uccesefjl will j /¿ml
Mrw. i*. a. ÜEKH.
Jan 2i, 18*12.
move his family there.
aud better source.
s.
Ladies’ Fancy Goods
Reduced Rates
Men’s and Boys*
Has on hand fine Hacks and Buggies, made
from the l»est material and best workmanship.
Painting and trimming done to order.
General Blacksmith and Repairer.
Horse-shoeing a specialty.
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W. D. FENTON,
ATTOBNET AT LAW ANÍ NOTARY PUBLIC
LAFAYEIWE, .... OREGON.
Special attention paid to Land Law and Ab
stracts of Title.
Money to Loan at all times.
Collections made at usual rutes.
29yl.
WILK, WILK!
WILK!!
The undersigned wishes to inform the peo*
ph of McMinnville that he is running u A/ilk
VZn.jon from his farm to town and furnishing
i.
ihe best of milk at the most reasonable rates.—
< These wishing to be supplied with the article
at once can do so by leaying orders at the Post*
office.
W. G. DAV1H.
'like— Garrison’s Building, next door to II.
40 If.
W irren’s. When not in office, enquire ut
Robison & Baker’s Drug Store.
12-3311.
A. VOVXTC, M. D.,
A*!tyniritttt anti SiurgcoH,
DB. E HOWELL
il. II. LITTLEFIELD,
M. D.
J. r . CALMOIATII.
Littlefield & Galbreath,
PliyMicimiM and Surgeon»,
LafayettOi Oregon.
Nl'KUHItY A NPKCIABTY.
McMinnville Brewery
ISIDORE ERTLE, Pno.
Ilii’Minnville,
Oregon.
-
Manufacturer of Lager Beer and Porter.
All order» promptly tilled.
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M CAIN &, HURLEY,
.¡TTOnJVK VS.fT A. / II
L iL'tycitr
Orrgon.
AV. II KOI D, M. I>,
<URGE0N & PHYSICIAN,
/ 'J 1 TICE—up stairs over Manning’s Tin
’ ‘ Store, McMinnville, Oregon*
i Particular attention paid to diseases of wo
men and Children.
If not in office, ”an be found by enquiring
st either of the drug stores.
P. H. — Patien.s have the light to have their
Piesoriptions tilled where they choose.
anil
R. SHANE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
l.afoyette,
Orvgnu
...
Office—Jail Building, up stairs.
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PILOT OU HJI’IIEll,
II ui returned Io his old stand—up stairs in Hi
in »nils' building—with a new equipment of
utenwils tor Lis work, and is now prepared to
take
Picture« ot
all K iim I m .
From a amall size tin type to a large Cabinet
Please give me a call.
33m6.
OKF.4JON
tlcMINNVIMÆ
h,iLoi>,v.
Office—One door eaBt of Hartman's brick.
Lnughing G ob administered for painless wk
trading.
Will lind it to
a . i-iiLL,
Tnkos pleasure in inviting the attention of the
public to his new and fine stock of
DBÏÏGS, STATIONEBY, PATENT MEM-
CINES, CUTLEBY. 3CIIOOL BOOKS,
CKJAItN
AVI»
Prescriptions carefully
charges reasonable.
To call al Die above Saloon.
I keep cusistaiitly on Laud the Ernest Wines
slid Liquors for Family and Medicinal use.
■ Olin IASWI.I.I, Proprietor,
McMinnville
Alt.
TOBACCO.
compounded anil
NO. 1 SALOON.
Misses. E & N. Hendrick
DEALERN IN
Fino Millinery,
Corner Thirl & 0 Streets,
McMinnville, -
YOUR ADVANTAGE
- Orogon
C. W. HULERY, Pro.
(Successor to M. Faker,)
third M.,
-
-
McMinnville, Or.
'?he beet Spirituous and Malt Liquor«, IN<-
teps, Wines, etc., tlie markets afford. Also, the
twit ot oigars, and the justly celebrated Han
Emnaiftto Lager Beer.
€ SOTKAS HOïïiïi
(Situated at the Depot,)
* *
McMinnville,
Oregon.
1., H, COOK, Prop.
W f are ready infurrn our customers th a rpIHS HOTEL IS nitsTCJ.ASH hi every tmr-
■ H< iilar, I m Ing fumlMhed with all modern
wa are pr>q>arad to show them all the
itnpliuiK ex. anti wetting l>eforc it» gu«»u* only
the h<‘Mt the market atlordR.
ample«room for the eaperial arcoinrnodatiou
of Commercial Men.
•Ve have bought these goods at
Rf-tiPiitlier the piano - al the depot.
EXTREMELY LOW FIGI HEH,
PORTLAND PRICES Newest Styles of Millnery.
Country
taken in exchange
lor Goods, al High-
est 51 arket Price
and we are going to sell them.
We have a fine asHortinent of Laoes and Ties
Spunish Lwn* <tnJ l'ftwij Jtibbon*
a Sppf'ialfy,
YANKEE BAZAn ■
o
II. L Kob< ri«on
•V<.i hi rs.[«» lliilly innMNr io this public
Also,
that >« baa npened a Yanka. Bazar, two rloora
• a.t < I 1‘oatoili,'. and m carrying the tinaat and
A Complete Line of Stationery l.»t lehwtod atari of liandiea, f'nara, Toberara,
• tc., n Ilia city. Also, Stationary of all kinda,
Ac., Ac.
I'Kdtle Frarn.a, Lidiaa’ W.wli B oxm , Prrfum-
wiaa, Heir Oda. Atbuao, Diahea, all varieties
C-»nr»e and examine Prices and satisfy your- • f p )«•-• >n fool a litUe of everything,
I.
Dr.p in aud see me.
*li». Vf. A. VÍ.4KV •
♦bnl
U. E. RoBl KT8OX.
Guid o Ruh Bazaar.