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TIIEUE IS SO GGD.
" ' Tlt,t fool hath scffl in his heart, there is no
God.' "
There is no God!
Go to. the smiling fields, heboid
Each tiny flower, each tender blade,
By a creative power unfold,
By a still higher power surveyed,
2sote each bright gleaming, changeful hue.
As forth they spring from out the sod;
Warmed by the sun, watered by dew,
Then say ; there is no God.'
There is no God 1
Go to the green and shady wood
Where birds are pouring songs of praise,
To the Creator of all good,
Vnd note each lefty elm upraise
Slowly from tiny, tender shoot
Unto majestic altitude ;
Each lofty tree thy words refute,
Who tells " there is no ?od."
There is no God!
GC.ize up into that arch of blue,
As in its old accustomed plaeo
Each twinkling star comes into view,
.Slow journeys through' those realms of
space ;
A masters hand hath set them there,
lor untoldQgeshave they plod
Across the arch : cans't thou gaze there
And say " there is no God?';
There is no God !
Each flower, each shrub, each lofty 'tree,
The stars that greet the evening hour,
Are emblems of the mystery
Of God's unbounded, mighty power,
Revealing all the falsity
Of him who doubts His word ;
And he stands forth a living lie.
CWbo says
ltcliijin ;ijxl Educational,
Mr. Joseph Mackey, of the New York
Dry Goods lirporter, has fitted up a room
for a noon day prayer meeting at his office.
The scholars in the public schools at
Clinton, Iowa, attend school but lialf-a-day
-the boys in the morning and the
girls in the afternoon.
Man is like a watch : if evening and
morning he is not wound up with pray el
and circumspection, he is unprofitable and
false, or serves to mislead.
Sixty-five new Sunday schools. 7.000
scholars, five churches organized, and 1,
JUO conversions, are reported as the re
sult of one missionary's labors in South
Carolina the last two years.
The Rev. T. Fisk, a well-known Uni
versal ist clergyman, died recently in Phil-
aut-ipuia. lie was lor many years connect
ed with the news paper press of Washing
ton and Norfolk. .
Holy fear is the door-keeper of the soul.
As a nobleman's porter stands at the door
and keeps out vagrants, so the fear ofGod
stands and. keeps all sinful temptations
from entering.
The Episcopal Church
ft taies numbers 31 diocc
4 1G priests and deacons,
lul.'ol members. lol.Sll)
in the United
41 Bishops,
1,'Mo parishes,
Sundav school
THE
OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD,
COMING TO OREGON CITY !
Now is the Time to Take Passage
for
The Establishment of
JA
WHO HAVE
sortmeuts of
ill & fTH!E!S I
JUST RECEIVED ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST AS-
there is no God.'
e
Spiftualistic poetry is generally
terriblysickly trash. A poeai en
titled, 41 Come Down Lore the Skies."
appears in the ' Lyceum Banner, which
is a fair specimen of its class. Two
verges will be enough for our readers
we think:
' Come down from the skies, little girl of
mine,
Come down from the skies so blue ;
You have not forgot ten the shade and vine
YTlterc the clustering blue grapes grew ;
You have not foi-gottetrfcow you and I
Pressed rut the fragrant wine,
Iu days when you were not dwelling so
O " high
In the skies, little girl of mine.
"Conic down from the fathomless, melt
ing blue.
For the world is. O ! so fair!
The leftvcs float down from the place
where they grow,
As bright as your golden hair ;
The sumac glows in tiie landscape bright.
Morermiel than yer.r mouth,
And the great sun sails tike a ship of light
CM'Piii the wooing south.''"
The sumac is said to be more
than the mouth of the lit-
O
O
vermiel
0
tie trirl now dwcliirjr " so hiih;?' it
may be so, but we really don't know
what "Ycr:niei'; means. It hasn't
any connection with vermifuge, wc
suppose. To induce this little fr to
come down f om the skies she is
promised a dahlia, and invited thus:
" Though I am mortal, anii you divine,
O corneas you used to be!'7
If this is the sort of poetry that
brings spirits back to earth, the liter
ature of the spheres must be very in-
Uifiercnt, whatever the music may be.
Fowls wiil lay better a.d more regular
ly by being confined apart, say the morn
ing of each day.
It will lie remembered that Hen. I. S.
Diehl was sent to Asia Minor, last year, in
service of the Agricultural Department at
Vv'a-hington. He has returned, arriving
sit New York about the 1st of December,
bringing one hundred and sixty Angora
goats, two shepherd dogs, and a number
of Angora cats. The purpose is to domes
ticate the animals in this country. It is
the opinion of Mr. Di"hl that the climate
and grazing lands of the Pacific coast are
just waited i'or the propagation of Cash
mere goats. ani that the fleece will be of
very great vatue. Mr. Diehl will be re
membered as an irrepressible temperance
lecturer who made a campaign through
Oregon a few years ago. lie Vent to the
Atlantic states in J an. I was sent as
Co:. sal to Ihitavia. Returning to Wash
ington in 1 ft i J 4 , he has served iu the Agri
cultural Department till the present time.
The o;:;ous known and loported to be j
ihc most healthful of the bulbous family.
b:'.t owing to its strong and pungent flavor
is less a favorite in ietiued circles" than it
ought to be. In this peculiar climate, and
more particularly during the wet season,
when colds and coughs are the rule, and
the exemption from them, the exception, a
bee u-:e 0f ilt onion would prevent much
sai'eri: ;g. A portion of raw onion eaten
jus! before retiring to rest will generally
give repose to such as are suit'enog with
lungs overburdened with opj r.-ssion and
irritating matter, t f course, we are aware
that for a short time the breath of the on
ion eater is not so delicious and fragrant
as is desired. bt the sweet repose and
other advantages derived from them, is
more than suukient to balance the un
pleasantness in the shape of tainted breath.
In Europe, where the land has been un
der cultivation for many centuries, and the
fertility of it maintained and oft renewed
by aruhewl moans, a common practice is
fci sow 'flax utter any green crop which
has succeeded several years of pasture.
In England. .Scotland, and Ireland, it is
grown alter potatoes, horse-hoed turnips,
c ibbages. and hemp, ir the ground be pre
viously well manured ; this was formerly
the practice iu Flanders, is still h Pal v.
and some of the fenny con :t ties in England,
then turnip ami lastly liep.ip ugain. These
crops extirpate weeds most eSecluaRv by
means of the previous manuring. clea1in'.
and line tilth to which thev are subjected :
and this is the cause of their being so well
adapted as previous or preparatory crons
The same piioe'ple should be observed' in
tins country. It is, true we do not gener
ally grow what- are technical lv called ereen
crops ; b"t the same object 'is gained by
using either newly broken-tip rruund. or
sowing alter that crop, whatever it may he.
which leaves the ground cleanest.
A coal scoundrel went into- a elotlrrtg
store ia Kansas Cky. Mo., selected a suit!
and. drawing a pistol, told- tin mercla t
he would take the package, lie did. an I
rode away without paying for the gooda
Several persons were in the store during
the sale. -
Labor is the sure foundation of all true
happiness and prosperity.
A young man in Clayton. Iowa, recently
stole a yoke of cattle to set money re
move to Missouri with his family. " He was
arrested, and when the facts were made
known to lis young wife it broke her
heart, an-d she died in few minutes..
scholars 5 contributions, over S3,00t),on0.
According to recent statistics there are
2.-1 12 Catholic churches in the United states
and 54.1)00 Protestant churches. In Flor
ida, once entirely Catholic, ttiere are now
eighteen Protestant churches to one Cath
olic. The Baptists of Illinois now number 18,
121) members ; in 1837 there were only 1,
100. In the hist two years they have bap
tized 10.000. The Baptist ratio of in
crease has been twice as great as that of
population. In the present year they have
built a church and baptized about one
hundred members every week, on an av
erage. P.e not sudden ; take God's work togeth
er, and do not judge of it by parcels or
pieces. It is. indeed, all wisdom and right
eousness ; but we shall best discern the
beauty of it w hen we look on it iu the
frame" and when it shall be fully com
pleted and finished, and our eyes enlight
ened to take a fuller and clearer view of
it than we can have here. Oh ! what won
der, what endless wondering will it then
command !
The publishing house of the M.F. Church.
New York, is a vast establishment one of
wonders of modern ecclesiastical history.
It publishes some 1.500 bound volumes of
.Sunday School books ; 1,000 bound vol
umes, including Bibles, commentaries, bi
ographies, and kindred works : over a
thousand tracts and ail the pharapherna
ila of Sunday Schools, including maps, cat
echisms and the like. Three hundred per
sons are constantly emplo ed in this -concern.
"; They issue the Christian Advocate.
a weekly journal, which has a circulation
of about 2o.tt00; the Sunday School Advo
caie. of v, hich tiOO.OOJ copies are distrib
uted; (Jowl Xetcs. of which 1)0.000 are
suld. and the (hiwleriy lievieuc, which has
a steady sale of 4.000.
Forcig:i Goss:p.
The population of Spain is lS.OOO.O'JO.
Paris sends three hundred thousand
children to school.
Coal mining in Great Britain cost l,5Go
lives last year nearly live a day.
The English Bible Society in sixty years
has distributed some 5:1,000,000 copies oi
the Scriptures.
Official reports declare that 0,872 in
fants have been murdered, directly or by
abandonment, in Great Britain, within a
single year.
Sir John Bowring writes to a friend
that Byron's album has disappeared, and.
it is feared, has been abstracted and taken
to America.
A gentleman writes to a London paper
that Cowper's summer-house at Olney.
where he composed "The Task," is last go
ing to decay and ruin.
Great Britain spends -12,000.000 a year
on an army, and when occasion comes for
it having to be used, it takes millions
more to get it in readiness.
A late Havana special says an envoy
has been sent to the United States Gov-ernni-nt
by the Dominican authorities.
probably iu relation to the sale or lease of
toamaua.
It is stated, in connection with the re
cent execution of Fenians at Manchester,
that the sovereign of England no longer
signs death warrants or exercises the par
doning power.
A new toy makes its appearance in Par
is every vear. and has a great run. The
toy now" in vogue is a breech loading gun
of the Chassepot pattern. Whether it dis
charges bullets or sugar plums is not stated.
On the 21th of August, each year, every
one, native or foreign, ia Austria, is turn
ed out. ot his house, or supposed to be so.
inasmuch tis to continue to reside where
he has been living he must go through the
form of assuming a new tenure, ami be to
ail intents and purposes an incoming ten
ant ; and this that the Government may
exact a certain sum as stamp duty on the
new contract, or, in other words, impose
an inevitable tax under the apparent
guise of a voluntary arrangement.
One of the prettiest of Christmas cus
toms is the Norwegian practice of giving
on Christmas day a dinner to the birds.
On Chtis-mas morning, every gable, gate
way and barn door, is decorated with a
sheaf of corn fixed on the top of a long
pole, wherefrom it is intended that the
birds shall make their Christmas dinner,
liven the peasants will contrive to have a
handful set by tor this purpose ; and what
the birds do not eat on Christinas day re
mains tor them to finish at their leisure
through the winter.
The greatest snow storm recorded in
Russia occurred on the steppes of Kirg
heez in Siberia, iu 1527. destroying 285,
00 ) horses. 3J, 100 cattle. 1.000,000 sheep,
and 10,000 camels. The greatest on rec
ord in Fngland is that of'lJSll. in which,"
f r forty-eight hours, the snow fell so tuii
oudy that drifts of sixteen, twenty, and
even tweaty-iiMir feet we. c- recoid.-d in
various places. In the south of Scotland,
ia 1820. there were thirteen drbty days,
which killed nine tenths of all the sheep.
On Kskdalc Moor, out of twenty thousand
only 15 were left alive, and the shepherds
everywhere built up huge semicircular
walls of the dead creatures, to ailbrd shel
ter to the living till the gale should end.
An inch an hoar is thought to be the av
erage rate of dei-osit. Ihotigh lo ir inches
are said to. have fallen during severe
sioms.
No climate in the world, not excepting
France, can compare wirli out State in
raising the Sugar Beet, both in quality and
in its valuable properties for making Su
gar. This has been fully proved for many
ears.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to this Market consisting, in part of
CLOTHING. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,-For Gents' and Boys' wear!
FURNISHING GOODS. Of every variety !
I UIF3" DRKSS GOODS. Of all kinds and colors!
L VDIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FURS. HOSIERY, etc.,
MERR1MAC PRINTS. WHITE GOODS, etc.,
II VPS YND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES -And an endless variety of goods, too numerous to mention.
Wfiai3i tlaey Iialcan! to sell Lower tSasm
OREGON CITY BUSINESS
oTwTpope & Co.,
DEALERS IN
S T O A7" XC S ,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Hose, etc.
AnI Manufacturers of
fin, Copper and Sheet Iron "Ware,
Main Street, Oregon City.
rr.i, o.cfTnrs would respectfully an
nounce that they keep constantly on hand a
rood assortment of Cooking I ail or, A.
S-: ,..i ,hr stoves, suitable to tins
market, which are being
Offered at Portland Prices !
n,,- ccrtment in this line is larc:e, and em
braces almost any ciesireu pattern, iueiuumd
the
BUCK,
HENRY CLAY,
1 J 12 A I IT 1 1 ST ONE,
"WESTERN EMPIRE,
GREAT REPUBLIC.
BLACK KNIGHT, &c.
rr..finrr nii.l .Tobbiiis of every description
dono to order, in a manner t hat cannot fail
In addition to the above
may be found a good assortment ot Hard
ware, Woodeuware, etc.
U. W.POPE & Co.
Oregon City, A m il 'Joth. L-'IT. P-
HEW LIGHT ! MEW LAMP !
ISTIEW lJLTJIP !
BEST NIGHT LAMP IN TJSE '.
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
L O Cl l' S & ALUIIIU1IT,
EXCELSIOR
MARKET !
MIS CELL A NEC- US.
Corner of Fourth and Miia Sis.,
Oregon City Oregon.
rp.KK THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
JL the ymblic that inev keep constantly on
hand all kinds fres.h and salt mats, such as
BEEF, PORK,
MUTTON, VEAL,
CORNED BEEF, II A MS,
PICK E LEI) PORK, LARD,
And everything else to be found in their line
of business. LOGUS k, ALBIHGIIT.
Oregon City, April 'joth, 18U7. I2:ly
AND
Life Iijsurance.
J
lite Insurance Lumpativ, the best doing
business on this cvut. This Company is
the only one in Oregon that
Issue Fclicies and Adjusts Losses
Without referring the case to San Francisco.
ALSO, AGENTS OF THE
IToith America Life Insurance Co.!
I'resentmg the most desirable features,
having its policies guaranteed by the Ktate
of New York.
lou't delay attention to these mat
ters unil your property is destroyed by tire.
or until vuu are sick, when you car.iiot be
insured. Call immediately. (iiii.tf
liemoved ! Removed !
The old and well known
Porllsaiid FoBielry,
I). MOXXASTJZS, Proprklcr.
PORTLAND OREGON,
II
OIIN'SON & T.kCOWN ARE THE Local
A cents in Ore iron Citv, of the Pacific
AS NOT DISCONTINUED WOUKI
but has been removed to Second street.
between Alder and Morrison streets, where
business will be conducted on as large a scale
:is in years oast. 2:ly
SHADES SALOON.
MISCELLANEO US.
n
tst Side ITai it- Si rut, hctteefn- Second and
Third, Orajoa .City.
GE0HGE A. HAAS Proprietor.
The proprietor begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that the
above named popular saloon is open for their
accommodation, with a new and well assort
ed supply of the finest brands of wines.
liquors and cigars. 52
ISAAC fAtir:. JOHN FAKR.
FARE. & BROTHER,
Butchers und Meat Venders.
Us
FIRST It
If any one is disposed to rfouht the genuineness of the above statements,
Especially the latter all the undersigned ask of them is, that they
Call axd Examine the Goods and Prices !
And satisfy themsrhes. We may be. found at the o7d stand, the Brick
Main street Oregon City. J A UUJJ t Vli u I
Many Advantages!
if XfH-Krd-ixivf, arid ttilir-
shioke or ujt'iutlce odor ivtn
7t
T .
Building,
igj- Country Produce taken in exchange for go'xls. 3X
Look Out ! The Railroad is not Coming Yet !
BIT TIIK
PEOPLES1 TRANSPORTATION C".
Arc Still Running their
And Rolling in the Goods for
Oiarman 6: -Warner's old Brick Stare, Main Street.
Where he not only intends to sell, but
Will Sell Cheaper than any oilier House in the City.
T will ar ?OVF OTF COME ALL, and satisfy voursolves that it is no trouble to
me to show'soods. ' I have received one of the largest stocks ever brought to this mar
ket, consisting in part of a line assortment ot
LADIES DliE.-r.-3 GOODS. BALMORALS. FURS of various descriptions ;
CLOAKS, such as Circulars and Sacks ;
KID G LOVES, best quality ,
BlVoWX ND BLEACHED MUSLINS, nil widths:
BOOTS VXD Sli )!: : II ATS AND CAPS ; CLOTHING ;
FINE BLACK DRES SUITS 5
CASSIMERE SUITS ;
SUPERIOR BEAVER SUITS:
BOYS' VND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, nil sizes and qualities
fcS VUIT TILVT WILL SUIT ANYBODY all on the most reasonable terms.
-Vlo a lar-e stock of Gents' Furnishing Good-.
GIlOGEUiES-A Well selected assortment. g AOKERMAN.
KIT All kinds of Produce Bought.
frit' from
SECOXDIt 'ires a S-jt, CU'un, n hit,:
Lxjht.
THIRD 1'. i
Fluid or Oil.
Thankful for the favors of the community
in the oast, wish to say that ihev will con
tinuii to deliver to their patrons, from the
wagon, as usual,
Oil Titlt.6 end Saturdays of caci iced.;
a I t 1C Deal (HUiiOies OI UOJ, Jliaiuii, ai.u
Pork, or an v other class of meats in toe
uaikct. v:tt
CITY BAKERY!
MAIN STREET, OliEUOX CITY.
S. C. MANX. TUOS. LEAHY.
Fashion Eiliiard Saloon
Slain street, between Second and Third,
Oregon City.
IIAKIT & LEAHY Proprietors.
" IH E above long established and popular
L. Saloon is yi't a favorite resort, and as
only the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors
ami Cigars are otsnensea to customers a
share of the public patronage is solicited.
X. 15. Families supplied with the
choicest Liquors, Publish Ale and Potter,
in bottles, 011 the mo.-t reasonable terms.
a. 11. is ELL.
l. a. r.vniiEtt.
BULL , PAR II SR.
AND DEALERS IX
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints.
Perfumery, Oils, Varnishes,
And every article kept in a Pruir Store.
SC.) Main S'iKket, Uuegon City.
CITATION
rl THE COUNTY COURT of the County
of Clackamas, JStata of Oregon :
Theodore Wygant, Louisa Myrick, Francis E.
Holmes, and others, petitioners ;
it.
Forbes Barclay, administrator of the estetc
of II. V. Lambert, deceased, Lnmbert,
und the heirs at law, and next of kin of
said II. V. Lambert, and all persons inter
ested in said estate, defendants.
T Larn-.rrt. and the hdrs at hue and nerf
of kin, if II- U. IjiiiJjert iUciiJ, aii J. aU
prrtfHi iritt:rftid in said fffntr, von-rtsti-dciix,
and Forhf-s Eard'iyadmirtitrril.ir, fr.
In the name ot the State of Oregon You
and each of you are notified that on the 4th
day or February, l me v oart aoovc
namec made trie following oraer, ana you
are hereby cited to appear in said court u$
required by said order that is to sir': "(fji
the matter ot trie petition or nieouore v v-
irant and others for admission to probate ot
the last will ot -Henry . Jjamoert deceased.
Upon reading and liiing the petition of The
odore Wvirant and others, petitioners, iu
said petition named, it is ordered that citu-.
tion issue as prayett merein ; ami 1 -crocs
Barclay, administrator ot the estite of said
Henry V. Lambert deceased, and Lambert
next of kin and all persons interested in the
said estate whether as heirs, known and un
known or otherwise, are required and hereby
summontd to appear before tins Court at
term thereof, to be held at Oregon City, 00
the first Monday of March, P-'iS, to show
cause why an alleged last will ami testament
of said Henry . Lambert deceased, saul t.r
have been lo"st or destWuved, should not be
set up, proven and recoided, and why thr
letters of administration irrantcd to said
Forbes Barclay, should not be revoked, and
1-tters testamentary issue- to said Theodore
Wygant, and said estate disposed of accor
ding to the provisions of" said alleged will.
And it is further ordered that this citation
be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the "Oregon Oily Enterprise," a
newspaper published at Oregon City, Clack
amas conn iv, Oregon.
Wit.: Hon. W. T. Matlock, County dude;?,
, -' and the sea'' of said Court, aftixed
-: L.s. t this fourth dav of February, 1 ;-',.
' J."M. BACON, Ckrk.
Loo an & Shattuck, and M. Elliott,
10.it Attorneys for Petitioners.
CHE J PEE than any vUur
LUCIETE, BURNING FLUID
in the iilmvc Lamps, outrivals
ail other Fluids for LIGHT and ECONOMY.
It will not Stain or GreisuCloth.es, Carpets,
Tables, etc.
LTJCIIJE LAMPS AND THE FLUID
CAN UK HAD OF
BARLOW & FULLER,
(Successors to Yv'ortman k. Shcppard,)
Keep constantly on band
CAKES! P I E S! I 11 EAD!
And Crackers of all kinds I
Orders in this Line "vdll meet with
PK0MFT ATTENTION !
c- W-FL& Co-' BAmow a fuller
1KALK1IS IN'
Store., Ti tvare,
I.! nil ri --. ('.,
Lunq", OiUy Chiiiinf,
alii f i;
niuf
HIGHLY IMPOE.TA1TT !
Also keep on hand all kinds of
FAMILY G 1IO C F R I E6 !
AND I'UO VISION'S !
fcTE A M BOAT STORES !
And all Artiolosr utted for Culinary
- Purposes !
ZIGLER & SON.,
COOPER
Oregon City, Oregon.
rmilE UNDERSIGNED A P.E NOW PRE
I pared to make all manner of ware in the
hue of cooperate, from a well-bueket to
hogshead, of both bib'e and straight work
on .short notiec. and at teasonablo rates.
Call and examine samples of our work, as
it is its own recommennation.
S J.ilm) L. ZIGLER & SON.
To all wishing
BARLOW & FULLER
RUBBER
CLOTHING COMPANY!
IIS Montgomery Slitt-t,
San Francisco California.
Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers
of ail kinds India Rubber Goods.
All kinds and styles'!
Druggist and Fancy Goods,
Stationery,
Co) ribs,
Balls and Toys,
Pipes and Canes,
Blankets,
Piano Covers,
Lap Robes,
Air and Water Goods
ilssfeaei jeclv Ties 2
For Ladies and Gentlemen!
Door Mats,
Wagon springs, ctr Sha ft Battler.,
Curry Combs, and Horse Boots,
Backets and Pails,
Gloves and Napkin Pings,
Toilet Glasses,
Card Baskets Fans.
Latest styles of
MsaMjei Jewelry 2
By eTery stearier,
JOSEPH FKASEU,
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast.
82 Lake street. Chicago.
347 Proud way, New York. 45.tf
LINCOLN BAKERY!
Wist Side Ulaiu Street,
Oregon City .Oregon.
L. LI LLEU Proprietor.
HAVING REMOVED INTO Ml
NSW B 17 I Ii D I I T G !
lionsF SHOEING, BLACK
SMITH I N G, I IK )X, ETC.
John W. Lewis,
Corner of J.-l.V .;. SECOXD trM
" OR EC. ON CITY,
'IVihostliis pt!url;;i!!;. v to inform his
old customers, and the public
m general, that he now
h.:s on hand
THE CELEBRATED
"Web-Eoot" Plow !
Vnd ether patterns which he warrants in
everv purt:cii;ar 10 e num;i..-uuii. in-
Fanning; (Mmniv.nity are i's;eeiallv and
earnestly invited to call and .ee these im
plements, before pnivhasini: elsewnere.
Ail work in his line is done in the bet
possible manner, and at such pi ices as most
suit all. In connection with the above de
partment of business the undersigned is also
prepared to manufacture
Wagons and Carriages of every kind!
in point of stle and durability
E Q, V A I, T O A X Y 1 M l' 11 T Fl 131
llarini; const antl y on hand forsale a lame
assortment of material, consisting in part of
WAGON TIM HER,
IRON, STEEL, ETC.,
The proprietor is
Enabled to fiil all Orders !
For shch Artie' on
Tlio Most Favorable Terms.
All woik from this establishment,
and all material sold on order, is warranted
to be as represented.
j . w . j.r v irs.
Sell a line assortment of
LI QUO US AND TOBACCO !
lv the Case, or at retail!
Attention is also directed to the fact
that nobody else sells the
FAMOUS GLEASON CHEESE !
IN SHOUT!
Farmers ar.d the public generally, are in
vited to call at the City ISakcry, wiicre the
truth will he made aop'arer.t that our stock is
compute, and our prices reasonable,
kinds of produce taken in exchange
LrO"' lS.
t)reir"n City
Ccsmcpolitan Billiard llocms.
Alder street, bet. Front and First,
Portland, Oregon.
Two new and very perfect French
With the Improved Phelan Cushions, .bist
set n; at the Cosmopolitan. These Tables
are incomparably superior to anv others in
use. " CKOitUK II. GKF.F.NF.
I'i'f Rooms opart from the Saloon, j xi.l
A. J. SIOXr.OE. V. -- K. MLT.I.KN'.
E10NH0E t IsIELLEIJ,
Dealers in Calif maa, Vermont, ami
Italian Marbles, Olndiaks, Monu
7iieils, Head and Foot, atones,
Salem O heron.
Mantles aad Furniture Marble furnished
to order.
ALL
PAKLOW
Jan. Mil, 1
Ai!
for
I'CLLKP.
tl:l
JOHN FiLSMIe
WOULD INFORM THE PUI5LIC THAT
1 still continue the manufacture of
I
OREAD,
A-k
ji lue
rM
your ritilibcr
Lsiaiii'iiJs.:;.
to VubscriBe
Sotix practical joker in Cincinnati ad
vortisod in one of the bv ).ipcrs that a
certain ir,e chant girirtg his name; and
place of business a tn-want of :i cat.
and that fur a good one ten dollars would
be paid. The next im rni ig the store was
liter illy bes-ieged. by urchins with the'r
arm .nil oi cat- biack cats, white cats,
speckled cats, Thomas eats, ancient cats,
and juvenile cats, and every urcbin de
manding his ten dollars. Later in the day
a distressed-looking gentlonian. covered
with cats' hairs, presented himself at the
office of the advertising paper, and with
extreme indignation announced tiiat he
never owned a cat. never wanted a cat,
and devoutly hoped never agiin to see a
cat. The publishers sympathized, and de
clared it was a cat-astrophe.
A railway employee relates a very af
fecting incident connected with the recent
railway catastrophe at Angola :
TO 3HLK3IEN, DAiRYMEX
AI-JD STOCK RAISERS.
OIL CAKE MEAL TIIE BEST FEED
known for increasiuii the product and
richness of Milk, fattening Stock, an i titling
i3 for market. For sale in quantities oe
ItAW ixiil'iwi'ED LWSE1SD OIL,
and Ground Paint, designed es
pecially for outside work,
constantly on hand.
Xlso, wasted,
CASTOR BEAXS AXD FLAXSEED
for wbkh. ca.sh will be paid on delivery.
Facirie Linked Oil and Lead Works,
King street, near Third, San Francisco,
51:tf L. P. PENC11LEY &. CO., Agents.
pies.
CAKES,
PILOT BREAD,
Boston, Butter, Sugar and Soda
C E AG K E B S,
t(c, tt-c, lie.
In addition to which 1 will keep constantly
on baud a large stock ot the best staple and
FAMILY GKOCSlEtlES,
PROVISIONS, &c.
I am also agetit for the celebrated Dursery
and
FLOWER GARDEN!
of II. MILLIuU, Milwaukie, and am prepared
tosnp!y orders for Flowers and Shrubbery
at the N ursery prices. 1
1 :-) L. DILLER
DALY h STEVENS,
G EX EE A L A OEXTS,
Ofptce Removed to No. 104 1 rout street,
r'ortianu, llregon.
Opposite McCortuiek'a Pook-Store.
ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
to the Collecting and adjustment of
accounts, bnlsand note;-; Negotiating Inland
bills; effecting loans; sel'ing and leasing
real est it" ; house renting, and to the gen eral
agency busiuess in ail its branches.
JAS. I.. DAl.V. WARP S STKVKXS.
Xot.jr; I'nl'ic.
O 0 II E MADE
FURNITURES
RETAIL DEALER IN
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY,
Has removed info a LA RG7.R STORE, in
MA S ONIC B UIL DING,
Where lie will be pleased to wait rprm bis
old customers aud as many new ones asma
r.atronize him.
in addition io tnennove. lie mis ret;.-n!
recei veil a WiiLL SELECTED AtSOKT
MENT of
Perfnni'ry and. Cosmetics
which are offered for sale at reasonable rater.
Oregon Citv. Oct. Pth, 1-57.
K0TICE TO
110 WANT
First Class Fine or Coarse
15ol samel t?!Eea I
Made or Repaired. Especial eare and at
tention paid to orders for line wi.-ik. Mich as
Ladies' and Mis.-.-s Fine Gaiters, Gents Fine
French Calf Pi.o's, etc.
lr-y Otdeis solicited from abroad will be
executed wi'h neatness and di.-.;ti-h.
TEKW I LLP; Eli A; SMITH,
-lo.tf Green st., Oswego. Oregon.
SUMMONS.
F: THE CIRCUIT COURT of th-State of
Oregon, for ilie County of Clack.Wias ss:
j.'o cent. Revenue stamp.
Georsre A. Pease, Administrator tV Ion is
hon,of the estate of Robert Moore, deceased,
plaintilf. vs.
l.-auiel II. "Ferguson, I.eander Holmes,
Robe-i t Pentland, F. H. Holland and George
A b e r 1 1 a t h y , d c-' e n d ; in t s .
To the uliin't namtd difrnd mix :
In the name of the State of Oregon, Yon
are hereby required to appear and answer
the coirplaint tiled Against yoin the above
entitled action, within ten days from the date
of the service of this summons upon you, if
served within the said county; or, if served
in any other county of this State, thei-'i-in
twenty davs from the date of the service
of this summons upon you ; and if you f.iil
so to answer, for want thereof, the plaiutitf
will amdy to the Court for th relief deman
ded tlicrcia JAMES P. UPTON,
l.j.iji Attorney for ITT.-
GTJEMfJES.
jrSTrCES'X'OURT FOR THE TRE-
cmct of dun Citv, State ot Uregon, coun
ty of Clackatnaft:
Lucien P. Davidson, plfl" j Civil action
vs. to recover
II. II. McCord, defendant. ) money.
T tin: Df'iidatit, II. II. 2!ctrd:
In t'.:e name tiie State of Uregon, Yoj
are hereby rvqr.aed to appear before the
undersiuned, a Justice of the Peace for the
precinct aforesaid, on the 7th day of March,
A. O. l"r:;s, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said (lay, at the olllee of said Justice, in said
precinct, to answer the above named phun
iot in a civil aciioti. The defendant will
take' notice, that if he fail t answer the emu
plaint hcrtin, the pla.inid will lake ju-lg-meiit
aiiair.st him for e-i.e bundred and ti!t
tl: re e dvdlars and .-eventy-li ve e-nts, in gold
coin, with cos's and dibnrse:nents ia this
action. J. O. TRULLINGER, J. I'.
January -r.d, Is'CS. J b".J.t
SUHIiOHS.
IN JUSTICES" COURT FOR TI!F. PRK
cinvt of Linn Citv, State of Oregon cottn-
A
Levy & Feciiiieimer,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in Furniture,
HTAKE Tills
X the iniblic that thev
MET1IOD OF INFORMING
have now on hand
a lare invoice of
J . M . HEELER
.1 LARGE IX VOICE OF XEW
Sunday School and Gift Books !
17BOM THE AMERICAN TRACT SOC1E
JU ty and
Various other Puldishinj Houses !
For sale bv the subscriber, on Jefferson St.,
between" '2d and Sd. Portland, Ongoti.
- -G. 11. ATKINSON, Secretary.
5i!.ly"l and Treas. Oregoa Tract &oc. y.
Oregon Commission Agency
OFFICE. Do LIBERTY STREET,
XK'.V YOKK IITV.
For buying und shipping direct, bthe
Isthmus or Cape Horn, ail classes and varie
ties of Merchandise, including Musical In
s'run.ents, Farming Implements, Carriages
and Machinery.
Jff Faithful rdtention will also be given
to the securing and disposition of Patents.
All orders aud business will receive prompt
attention. Goo' s shipped in best style at the
lowest rates, aud insured to older. "
BltSIXKSS REFERENCES :
Aldrich, Merrill & Co., San Francisco, Ca!
McCraken, Merrill t Co., i'ortland, Uregoc
J. 11. Moores, Salem, Oregon.
Thomas xMonteith, Albany, Oregon.
NEW YORK CITY KEFEUEXCES.
J. L. Brownell & Uro., Rankers, CA Rroad sf
A. E. & C. E. Titton, 'Jo and ;7 Liberty st
A. M. Starr, late of Oregon, 05 Liberty st.
Alfoou Maun. Treasurer Natibuul Bank Note
Co., 1 Wall s:. iiy-x
0KEG0N CITY TOWN PLAT !
An the vicinity of the place of T. J. Hunsaker.
SQUARE AXD EXTENSION TABLES,
urn EA US.
BED-STEADS.
' " LO UNCUS. DESKS.
STANDS, CHAIRS.
And various other Qualifies of Rich
and Medium Furniture I
Forming a complete and desirable assort
ment, which merits the attention of bnyeis.
Wc HMIUTACTTJEE FURNITURE
Using good materials, and employing the
very best "'mechanics iu the State, hence Me
can'warrant our g'.xids to be as represented,
aud w are prepared to till all orders with
promptness.
23?T" Ve call the attention of the public
to our salesroom, as containing the most
complete assortment of dmlrahle 'JikhIh in the
State.
LEVY e-i KKCIIlIKlJiEU,
4.;.ly! Mum street, Oregon Ci-tj-.
s
RANCH FOR SALE.
ITUATED BETWEEN THE CLACK-
amas and the
59
5?" Wiil be sold cheap for cash.
Apply to LEVY K ILCli 1IF.IMER,
,tf Main street. Oregon Citv
OREGON CITY
BEE WEE. Y !
IIEM1Y II U JIB EL,
Having purchased the above Brewery,
wishes to inform the put.. c that be is now
prepared to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
LAGER BEER!
4 , 1 - i ,
--is guv"-: u can eootaineu anywnere tn ttie
btate. Orders solicited and promptly fiilcd
Uregou City, December I'rth, lOtt
PAINTING. PAINTING.
JSl JSt GD "EXT 'IS-i-;
Sign and Steamboat
paitingj- :
Grainhi,
liuitaKous of kin-.I?
Wood ;:3ail MarMc!
Executed as well ns can be done on the
Pacilie Coast.
I'SJ" Examine our work and judge for your
selves. Every order attended to" with
care and expedition.
THE GREETING.
Collection of Glees, Quart--Its, Cho
ra set, Part Songs, u-"., By L. O.
Emerson . author of ''The Jubilee.'
Harp if Judith, Golden IVreutt.
Merry 67; i'c.
Upwards of half a million copies of Mr.
Emerson's music, books have been sold, a fact
proving a popularity w hich has I ewarded no
other author of the same c! iss ot books, anc"
which cannot fail to insure for this new vol
nine an immenses.de. The contents of tlu.
woi k ate, for the most part, new. A lame
number id' valuable . pieces have been con
tributcd by Mr. L. H. Southard, whose name
is a suiiicieiit mi a ran tee oi' the exci Hence.
The markeil features of die Collection are:
Originality, Brilliancy and variety, and it
will be found, upon c.ueful examination. 'hat
there is no glee bonk before the public tli.it
in every pai ticular will prove so Completely
satisfactory to musical societies, ar.d conven
tions, coiisi'i vatoi iesjdobs and amateur sing
ers. Price SO.rs ; srj per d.iz., mailed post
paid. Old VI. R DPfSON i Co.,
Puhlishei s, Boston
C. II. Uitwx & Co.. New York ti.tf
T he X e w B ook.
I? 7 the Author of thV " Schonberg
Co'ttt Family,"1 entitled
On Beth Sides of The Sea;
A stow of the Coiwtu :nwe:d t li and the
Restoration. A sequel to the 'Draytoiix and
the Davenants." 1 vol.. 1 mo., Al 75.
Puohsheil from the author's copy, uniform
with the other volumes of the '(.'otta-books."
tv of Clackamas.
John Seh.ade, pRI".
vs.
H. H. McCcrd, deft. )
io th. d.r.o ,-', .
In tlu' name of the State
are hereby required to appear lie!
Civil ae on
to recover
money.
of 'roson,
i
o
vctt
e mi
dcfsigiied, a .1 ustice of to-:- feacc ;.r tt.e pre
cinct aforesaid, :i the 7th day i t Man h, A.
I). 1 at -t o'clock, atternooii of s.-.id tiny
at the oilice of s-.sid Justice in mi: 1 precirc!,
to answer the nh e named j'huiif.ii' iti a
civil action. The defend mt will take notice
tiiat if he fail to answer the complaint here
in, the plaintiff will take judgment arait:st
him for forty-fire ; tVi dollars, with cot and
disbursements in this action.
,1. C. TRULLINGER, - P.
January 2";, ls.,v. il.--.r-t
8 Euiraaons.
In Justices court, for the rur.
cinct of Linn city, Clackamas county. Ore
gon. State of Oregon, Clackamas county -ss;
J. A. McDonald, pi 11'.. ) Civil action f j re
vs. corcr monev.
II. 11. McCord, deft. )
To II. II. lI.:Oir-l,thi,..n iKtmsd dgndcrd.
Iu the name of the State of OiQun, yon
are hereby required to appear befoi e the uu
il .-rsigui'd, a Ju.-tice of the Peace for the pre
cinct aforesaid, or.the 7th day of March, IsOS,
at 1 o'clock in tiie af.ernoon of .said day, at
thootilee of said Justice in said precinct, to
answer the above named pbuniitl', inacnil
aelion. The dcter.dant will take notice, that
it he fail fo.answer the complaint herein, tiie
plaintilf will take judgment against him !r
the sum of ?'.i7 4"-l'H), and for costs and (In-
bnrsements in this behalf, laid out and ex
pend. -d. (tivei; under mv hand. th:s-J"d dav
of January, 10. J. C. TBULLINtf Fli, "
.Justice of(l);e IJeace.
Eror.Mt S-:m? i.r, Afty for pltf. fMXt
4(t.tf
C. E. MrRRAY,
West door Ralsion's brick. Main st.,
Oregon City.
Book and Job Printing!
rjIIE ETEUPUISE OFFICE
Is supplied with every requisite for doing
a superior style of work, and is constant
ly accumulating new and beautiful st vies
ot material, and is prepared for every
variety of
liOOK AM) .TOIl
at satis fa crony rr.Ki-:s.
sT- The Public are invited to call and
examine both our specimens and facilities
for doing work.
The two Families of "The Drayton's and
the Davenants," as indicated in the title, tue.
in this yo'mne a. in the preceding, made the
warp of the story into which, is woven the
history of a most eventful period. Opening
with the tragic scenes of the execution (if
Chatles I., we have presented i:i the highly
dramatic style of the author the establish
ment of the Common wealth under Cromwell,
its brilliant career, the death of the Protect
or, the restoration of the Monarchy, and the
forcible emigration to Atnetiea of prominent
actors in its previous overthrow. The book
is strongly marked by the peculiar charac
teristics of the author which have made her
" Cotta Fatni'y" one of the most widely lead
and T opuiar books of the times.
Srfit I. y lli'lil, po.-:f f,.j id, Ot 7'ivijjtof
the 2-ice,hy M. W. DODD, Publisher,
.OoG Broadway, N V.
Works of the " Cotta Family"'' Series.
Chronicles of the Schonberg-C'otta Fam
ily, 1-2 mo., Si r.o
The Fatly Dawn, 12 mo., 1 f'
Diary of Kitty Trevylvan 1 ,r;o
On Both Sides of the Sea, 12mo., 1 7"
'flit D.iytons and the Davenants 1 70
Winefred Bertram aud the World She
Lived iu 1 75
"From r.o books in our knowledge can we
catch the spirit of the times they represent,
so thoroughly as from the Volumes of the
'Cotta Family' series.' Y. F. Eeiitr.
" Young and old alike should read the en
tire set of M rs. Charles' works, if thev would
be rebeshed in the purest waters of Chris
tianity." Other Works by the same Author.
Mary, the Handmaid of the Lord 1 75
The"Soii2 Without Words, for children,
1 Illustrated, ) 1 X
Poems, It) uio 1 To
Works by the author of Mary Poicell
(') volumfcs.beau'ilully printed ami bound. )
Maiden and Married life of MarvPovveli, 1 7
Cherry and Violet 1 50 and I 15
The Fair Gospeller. I'l mo 12-
Household of Sir Thos. More 1 50
Jaques Bouneval, a tale of the Hngne-
r.ots - 1 CO
'f Anv of the above sent by moil on re
ceipt of price. M.
ceip
17-Si
i
m
DODD, Publisher
00 Broadway, N. Y.
NOTICE. " :
THE Co-PARTNERSlilP HERETOFORE
known as the ftrt.i of Miller & l'Qe, in
the lumbering business at Oregon Citv, i
this day t!isMd ed, ..November 2".th, Wi7,i
by mutual consent. Those having claim
against said firm will present them to SamT
Miller for pavment, and those owinsr the firta
will ;dease come forward and settle with
Samui I Miller, who is authorized to receive
and receipt. S A M U ILL M I LLER,
GEO. 2V. PEASE.
Tot? business will be carried on in the fu
ture by Samuel Smith, who wiil furnish all
kinds of lumber, both rough and dressed,
and all kinds of fruit boxes on-short notice
and at reasonable prices.
T.tf SAMUEL SMITH.
F
THE U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OI!F.-
Kon Citv, Oregon. James A. Robbins r-
Antoine Lucie, V. 1). Remington, lleniy
Mertill, Thomas Price, and 11. W. Beyce,
contest in relation to the South half of N 1
until fer, and N half of SE quarter, of sec
tion 51, T a S R 1 Y.
To all the above named contestants : ) ;;l
are hereby notified thai the above entitled
case is set for hearing at the said Laud oilice
Oil Saturday the ill. day of April,
1 SOS, at the hour of'l o'clock !.! , of said
day, at which tune and place ail parties
interested will be allowed a bearing.
Feb. lt lh, lsGs;.
OWEN WADE, Register.
HENRY WARREN, Receiver.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
THE COUNTY COURT OF CLACK A-
rnas county, Oregon: In the mattei ui
the estate of Peter Clasan, deceased.
The administrator of said estate has fil'-'i
in said court his report and voucher fer
final settlement, and the court has appointed
The first Monday in March. lSGS,
for the examination of the same. All persons
i.itc rested wiil take notice accordingly.
WM. P.. BURNS, Admr.
Johxsox & MfCowx, Atty's. M'"-46
PUBLIC 1I0TICE.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AVARN-
JN in ail jtersons against harboring Qr
trusting Tiierisa Humbel on my account, as
I will not be responsible.
HENRY II UMBEL.
Oregon City, February 'st, wx. .fj-
TOIi PIUXTISCi XEATIil fcAMt'
fj ed at the
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,