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Newspaper Page TextI I f iifc sTsi Cc fot rrpuait. SATURDAY. HAY 3. 1877 LODGE DIRECTORY. Paxox Iodok Xo. i, K. or P. Meets In tbe Cattle Hsll, lYodletoo. crerr Welixxir ermine. Brothers ba rood staodinr are cordUllr terited to attend. rcniLiTOS L0MK No ij, A. F. jjra A. Mm n tb Brt and third iloodavi of each taoota. Boar Himnut Stib, Martha Washmrton Chapter, rrodle too Sleets every Tuesday clfbt luUoalor, the Cm and jauoooj h coca nroua. EriA Loboi Xa. SS, L a a F Teodletoa Heels rrrry jmiomut emunf al 7 r. x. Brethrea la rood ataadinj arc larited to attend. Viasxau. Loses No. 100. IO.O.T. Pendleton Jtets ererjr Thcrsdar reenter at " o'clock r. x. bmfaerB In pod ttandisc are rrquraiM to attend. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Trtscoral. Szsrics On tbe third Sunday of each nonth. the tier. L. H. Wells mill oSciate. and preach a the mornic; at It oYlock tn Weston; In the ercclnj at T o'clock tn rendieion. M. . Caracx. Trearhtcx aecond Sondar In each Bianlh at 11 a. x. Iter. Kcocu. preacher tn charrr. Iter. W. B. Fneu anil preach at the iL E. Chores, n the fitt Sandar of etch month, at 11 oclock a, x. M. E. Csrcx Socrx. rrrarbtor f rat Sandae la adi month at 11 a. a. and 7 r. x. Jtcv. & 1 Dark. Nonox. Simple annooneeneeu of births, surria f and deaths, mil be tnicrted without charge. Obit uary ootica trill b charted tor accordlar. to their t earth. ticjla copies oTthe EaT Oirccrciix, In sunmi far aaaitior. can ba obtained at this oSc. W asroise so mpesxlbUitr lor vlr txpressed by corrcspuadesu. CKXXVSaCSS rocrusE. t3X$Btnr V Srtac. I-OCAL. AND OTIIBR 1NTKLLIGKM1I. ChKCcrr Oocrr. Tbe following com prise tbe proceedings or tbe Circuit Court, Judge ilcArtliur presiding, up to adjourn, snent: Granger Market Co. vi Frank Ewing, J as. Johnson and Jno.T. II in ton; each a separate case dismissed for want of prose cution. Lot Livermore vs L Everts settled. State vs James T Wilson larcenv of a horse, dismissed. Stale rs -Frank Pcvrcgne bonnd over lo keep peace, dismissed. State vs Geo "Wilson larceny of a steer, indiced ritk Jao Wilson, jury disagreed, continued. State of. Oregon vi Chas Bryson larceny of a cow, jury disagreed at last term ot tins court; at this term of court was thrown out on account of error in prosecuting wit ness name. State vs A S White bound over from Justice Court, bail forfeited. Thos ililarkey vs F. A. Foster jed ment for plaint ffl, $75. Hawlcy, Dodd & Co. vs O II Wilson action oi promissory note; judgment for pin. ouu. McLaughlin vs Fay decision reserved. Hotel Arrivals. The following- are the arrivals at the Tendleton Hotel tor the week ending Triday,iayClS77: Mathew Began -John Morrissey H B ShurUiu A H Boomer WStTh n rbn rn - -JKSfeorris D II Murphy John Moore JM Fi-k James Jones Anzust ObendofTer G M Lovelet AW Sargent 3Ir Church Ilarl Stewart "Wra Martin Frank Maddock II E. Lansdale A Johnston "W W Parsons SE Finch John Rack Wm Strong JasSMcMHlian G W Sutherland SBclengcr BillrVoo iKKecd VTlfJfaison sj W Stewart a jWkScld JljgfcTields ifTBpsid We gave "old Shep." of the Bedrock a t-nlFfTjjfa S'Sjringham tRMiltUkely S: VJ"A.'JisjG o wan " WllMlOiHlHi Twnrf-Hii fni r tliiil xarUarl-'' rsaLSaaaTaMt. iaafii?2SSl!im'UraZ& "have done the same thing, and it does not P?K - ".U r --tv; goer. ae Express Ranch, "MaKer'county, was in Pendleton this week en route to his home. He tells a sorry tale in regard to California at the present, result! rj from the drouth. He went to that State tond a better conn try than Eastern OregottbntatW 2Cow he rrinras fully salijficd witli and will retBAin in Eastern Oregon. He induced a BBBiber of famiies and single men to come to Oregon, and they will arrive at Umatilla is a few days. Prolific Ewes. John Morrisey. a well known scientific cheep-herder has a band of bcep owned by Charley Cunningham "on shares." This Spring COO ewes of the.; band bore lambs; the lambs numbering dnen hundred. This result from tbe num ber of ewes as stated is unexampled. To the healthful condition of the sheep, and the cst favorable weather, together with great care can be attributed this result. GosEv Mr. and Mrs. Hopper (father-in-law of S. L. Morse) and Sabien, their son took their departure Thursday evening for Minnesota, their old home. The old folks became homesick and unhappy, and would hare, remained so as long as the journey east was deferred. However, wc confident ly look for their return next Spring. One "Winter In that cold climate will turn their faces once mere westward. TnrEHoBSOR. James Rineharl left Pen dtetoa yesterday with 23 Jtead of as fine American horses as ever entered the Port land market being not less than 1C hands high, and some 16 gentle, well broke and several of them matched spans. They are from Grand Roade valley, where the best horses In the Stato are pro&BccL Bcbsnhsb Notice. Tbe Wheeler & Wil son Sewing machine uses a straight needle, and the work rune back from the operator. This is a Isio invention. Always buy a standard machine. . Llrcrrnoro & Beagle are local agents and J. A- McGowatt Is traveling agent, Favorable terms fur pay- j taeaL ' In Portland, flour retails fit $9 pcr ML Judge McArthur look wearied after two i i i. I wccks oi uaru Miirx. Tbo total amount or Dr. Dickereon's sale tills week was $175. Surclj J hn Turner as an auctioneer is a success. Dr. Dickcrson has sold out his household "traps" and will in a few day depart for the State on an extended journey. During the present term of court not a 6inglc prisoner has been confined in the county jail. This is a rare thing. Miss Emma Bishop and Miss Hattie Bowman are now conducting subscription schools in Pendleton, with a fair number of scholars each. M. Baker of La Grande came to Pendlc- ton too late to secure a place in our list of attorneys present. Xvnepro rune, however, will be sufficient. Died. At the meadows, April 25, 1877, ofconsumwlon Jnn,.i,.n i.i... , -f, wars. 1 r lis W M ...i - ' MM VIU AUU AUiVCVi ed citizen of this county. r .i . The Dayton News contains this Onr typo, J. M. Gale is happy. On the 24lh inst. be was tbe recipient of a present from his wife of a 8 pound boy." We were pleased to see Messrs. Lerzer. Bean. Stanfield and Gordon, of CmstllKin town vesterday. They were here to attend the funeral of Mr. Strickland. i White Deeiu-A son of Mr. Mont-em- erj, living on Long Tom. killed a white deer. This deer has been t-een ad slwt at several times during tbe pi three vears. M. E. Folsom, formerly a roMeat of Pendleton, and of late doing a grocery busicos in Astoria, has mM oat his stock and will embark in some other occapatieu. j T, lr,n, r,,Ti 7.,. , 1 i2? iVs? ?,f. " r , elected the following Board of Directors: ; John Caviness, Kowe Rogers, O. P. Good. alL The Board elected J. L. Caviness, President. A.H. Porter received this week three! hogsheads full of lamps and lamp fixtures. J He will not open them until he moves his stock to the corner now occupied by Sparks, I not having room where he now is. j i T-IMTVP Trrn .1 tncM n m. ' . u n uie iai lew oays to J. ; pait that the fingers of the these twe bavs D. Bennett and Mary B. Bunch, also for J. I were tecHned to stick to most anything X Bunch and Martha . Learning, all of, thit they cwW pocket; and the are ther Walla Walla precinct, UmatIHa countrfjtie she bolder thcvgU; learned the basl Oregon. Died. In Haripy Canyon. Thursdav. 3Iay 3, 1S77, John Strickland, aged 40years. ' Deceased leaves a wife and one child. He ! was burled in Pendleton cemetery by arm-' bers of tbe Masonic order of whlch he was a member. i TniusrnE. W. .A-Co. shipped fmmi.u-i . . . Pmttlelnn tlnrSn tit, tanfti .r A I . - . 4 " -u... a .111 u w ure as foiiews: i - CarrencT i Vj f Silver. 11 25 , 1 n 1 Thesaaof J.G.ileC.wheonsatur- al death was retailed about the county some ' HHIr StasrtM. Tbe citr ofStm are over time since and who lm been at work ia j axiwu u,cck the thkf and bring hia to California for Mr. Darkee of Baker coast v. ' iaiie. will be at home on the Fearth of Jnly. oc-1 CHpyingthechalrathbfathersUhlewhkhliHK HMie egeria- Famer. tMak ther has been vacant so loag. We were reminded of ancient days in Portland when, tbe other day, we saw mov ing through our streets tbe talk rortlr and rencrable Jndge Strong. The Judge was met on evtrv side, and mrlirutaetf I ZXZZ. rrmabeS Judge Boabam. formerly of Union roan. r " od exJudge H" Jo 1. -, i a 'm r-t tn Ia r. re.-' iiacta. uutr nerscrarers hereabouts have completed arrangemcnta for a little racing lo come ofT oa the Pendleton race track on the Fourth of luly next for 2-year old. Charley Shu maker. E. Welch and S. T 1 . 1 .1. a c e.cmucu mnr uucmtflB 01 each entering a baby horn;. A" grand lime is expected, as other races wilt jbaWy be mluc- , ( Milton item. 1 ! Frost has not affected the fruit la tbe Walla Walla valley as It has oa the Uma- lilla river. I cIencc lias P oai '&ia makes another one legged man. Ruben King is putting up a steam saw. mill on the Basket mountain. Mrs. Johnson is terrible glad that her hubby has left her; she hopes she can find a better inau next time. So sirls look out. Met day Uicrc was a large crowd gather ed nt Milton to bare a picnic Two Companies of soldiers from Fort Walla Walla, 03 their waj to tbe Wallowa valley, passed through bere. Captain Whip ple in command. The 3Iillonites hare a fine time tipping the fantastic toe first two forward and back. Flour is worth at the Milton mill 0 GO pcr bbl. Wetloa Herat. A little boy abont seventeen months old, son or Mr. Maxwell of this place waa drowned In Pine creek April 23. We are to hare another meat market In Weston-Joseph Morgan proprietor. Messrs. John & Paul arc erecting a new! front to their meat market bulldingon main street Dr Egan and Welch and both absent at the present time, and so we are just now without a disslple of liippocrates. There was a merry way day gathering tt Milton yesterday In which quite a large, number of the young ladies and gents of Weston and vicinity joined. ' ' From the Capital. Salem, On, April 20, 1877. Editor E. O. A certain blind man, who has been stopping at the Chemekcta at dif. ferent times for the past three months. Is circulating a story to the effect that there are a class of eople near Walla Walla who are generally called Mormons but call thcmtclvcs tnlllcnarlan. The blind man that tolls this strange tale came from Walla Walla not long since; he says that these people live wholly to themselves and have a ruler who claims to be God Almighty and has a son whom he calls Jesus Christ, and that this set of people believe that this boy will soon rule the universe. Thai they on ly keep enough of their earnings to sustain life and tbe balance goes to their Brigham or God and his son Jesus. Our reasons for making this tale public is that it has caused a great amount of Inquiry; people think strange that they never heard of such a class or people near Walla Walla befure; but the author claiming to have talked with ,ow anuposiuvwyaceru uia; !.- a tt f . . . a , , are such a community at said place. i vwaoiucaiiy, we oein r I , . aware that editors know everything, we thought by asking thc Mor we coald thus have a means of t n ,1cv1dS Ue curiolty of tbe people here 1 ,a talcal- Mr. editor plcac enlighten as. I bcrouikmics. "n last 1 uesday nlgbt, tbe shoe sbep be ' lonrirx- is Atr O W. 7i.lUr Tv..i.r-i.r ixed aal lx pair of boots stoiea. InJUt tb- thief cfected an inlroace tbrek the 0r ! Unv i. ti iw.v- it w M fa pHe f ashes jt eabkle ef the dear that the thief orthhrrc ere diiaaaes. The officers are tm the alert for litem, bM no cteeof the robbm as vet. T4ay a Beers and a white aan were ar. rested (eliigsAeBeOBevaIawatah fata a aa white tmdt the hiflseace m( Uqiter. They will be cxaaatad tairkt Wore Beoorder Bwrie. The ladkatteai arc that the u iaca. will sow ke wv ZIT. art of makiag geod brick. Srrw 'era riskt. On last Jlenday the cky Marshall, JbLn Minte, aCRESTBD ceI,'f' of yoang thieves naaed Shepard Marshal, aged aboel sixteen and fer. tops- r stealing sBcdry articles trsw a saloeo and baker shop. It ha been ae- .r. i r mr nee miwius er perhaps a year ness to rapidly and succeeded so cicely uiai liifj Uiesgbt to pruSt by their nchicr. meat BOW" AT are where the dgs woat eTCG bke thesa. They reasaia ia jail HBtJ' ,tf Dtlt session ef the grand Jry. wW have their trial. A gsd esea fr the nHr ra.oab. "e- Soae ttae last week aiiiiius m iuf aafwa. susnv mr 1 UM t, . . t i . . . ' - " " 17"' 'wc aS MOM Of( a lX. XJMi tot frwn abo ?W sarsm awl l&cca Theertrcaie petMlKr of ike few Is hanUr falhBet fmr one so low ad csatemnMU.atoi rn-. - iv- uwf 1 .t et ii w get at least l 23 for their wheat this Fall. SJ.LEV OATLT secosd Will nuke its first appearasce to-morrow faturdayl evening. Sam. Oarke of the Willamette FarmT and E. 43,. Xeffavrtare - . . ' L wtsk. fr n like & Salem is rraHy eacoaraglng; but "the taere the n. a poetek j merrier.' In another cotamn wlM be foand the pro. erodings ia brief of the Teachers' InstMnte 1 for the Fink Judicial District of Oregon, hehi at this place oa the 18.20 and 21 dys ef April. The Inttftaie was in every re spect a grand sncceu. Prof. Arnold ear ivliaal uHinntjM.i t . .1 1 1 j'".. u otDcitrajr amacJt t praiic lor his antiring effort in pmcariag , itie material to nil out so loag a programme. As chairman of tbe Executive Committee, iititnediatoly oa receiving notice from the State Superintendent, he west to work; and, receiving no aid from the other two members or the committee, one of whom L. J. Ron-, School Saporintendcnt of Un. ln omntv. did not attend, prepared a pro grauMBp f exercise that ooakl berecW wr- h! in sach order that the longer the lawauite eonlinded the greater seemed inrert taken. Oa tbe lt evealngthe mUh-u charrt, was u crowded thsta raj enuld nt Uam seats. Tbe best of ord-rprevalktlteiroaghoHtthcen. tire meeting, and all went away feeling well and pronouncing the Imtltate a sac cess ia every particular. Among the teach- crs tiho attended from aliroad, perhaps : none left more intimate friends than Sspt ! Itonland, and Prof. S. P. Ilarrrtt of Dalles City High School. Each of these two gen. tkaen seemed intensely Interested in school work: the proceedings show that they were punctually at their posts and took part In all discussions. Superintend, cnl Abbott, of Uie Dalle Tribune, presided over the meeting in such a manner as gare the greatest satisfaction, taking n proml nent part also in the exercises of Uie Inst!, tulc Our Umatilla county teachers arc de serving praise for their punctual attend, snceand careful preparation of subjects. Sercral essay were read which were in. deed excellent. The lecturers acquitted tbcmtclrcs well and won for thcrastlvcs great reputations. All in all Uie Institute was a grand tucces, and was productive of much good. IIow.lish.wam.po, chief of the Umatillas, has now bet 11 absent on n journey cast .1..... r. X, TT. Y - ... 4. of bis subjects who left lcrc last Fall lo join Crook in his war against Uie Slonx. The returntns Indians' ponies arc loaded donn with buflalo skins, etc; and nTe Urcd out. The chief took with blm fresh bor- ms and provisions. His return b expected w B coitplc of weeks. ADVERTISKMENTS. WM. SWITZLER, siaus cr Mm - MERCMAN DISE GROCKRIES, PROVISIONS, ITARDrTlRE, CLOTHIXG, To"baooo, BOOTS AND S00E3, nATS AND CAPS, Etc E-c HIGHEST CilH PH1CE rwd sw Furs mi Hits. MAIN-ST, PENDLETON.. OCECOX L L1VERM0BE & BEAGLE I V LOT LIVER.HORE. E its 3 Rtalaaat tatab&tbed la R M O R E are aaa eSrrlec ta tba pabta a Ufa aad wea aakctad alack mt .TIERCHA.VDISE K Ua Terr taaeal CLFB retraa, aa tber bate rait tarraajtaieett taaatrba tla ta tba aaa irsatlaoa saarket. nS& Tber keep oabaad a fall bat of DCR KCaTb IVTfart lloau flKT.-. akkb a-a eaaSt ta order; aad eT extra tuea alfl ba fsrsiabed oa abort aatiot. Tba UrW rrka alH ba paH tor HtDHS faad rVKS aod an kladt of Crmalrr fro Mr Wa an a! aeau lae all klada B E A C L E AGRICULTU'AL IMPLEMN'TS raataeart sad Xi Treat otSea la tba baillac 1 Urcrmere (c Beagle 3F xPbWjP" Our Brand Column. aVKetnember lhal IhoM who snbtrribo tot tbU pair can Late their marka and brand pabfebM la It oocaalonally "Ithoat rtxrrs. ThU aloL U firth m atacnKUMi prtca to aay uk ralter Joba Hay. In. t;i, UUr T al aatbor nneJ oa Un hip, nader as4 rer Ul la rljdt ear: Iwf tea maw m x mwwmT. R K Laaadate. 10 nlU boa. ntiU. RLaa rlxhlblp, crop 0? Un ear aadsaderUl iambi. borw4.:oa kniUaofceck ' Uau McCtKi(h. natter mt CattW. U aa Utl hi; auU crop U eh ear, Lutaea aainc Wad, ieuKer, uteTte left ataS. X IcrV. VUtoa. Callle, EtMrHUbp. c-!r UK rrtoel cr rljM ear and sa(r-bt la Un. bane mm brand oa laA ahaoMer. er C T Brrrr. Mau, ratth T Z oa ruhi btp Bter bair crop or rbl tar, left aboalder. baraa tasabrudaa B B nibp, reedleteai caltte, half apper ate la no rr. Tbomat Saktr, Bafpy Caayeai raUle. IS em left btp; avails' lark la rifbt ear. doU Arm Up eat la IW9 la tba auddl. bonea, us brasd 60 left fp. 0 B iMtbermaa, lleppaer. cattla. dealt rv4ork aa Uil 4, trap fa? n;bt aad ratHaw tort la UH tar, aeck tM dew Uf, burwa uu bnad a kfl tb-qUmr A S Welti. Itepf nr. rattle, tbrre soul 0 la Ulaar. UrUna oa Wflhip. taoaataV Sarki ia lft ear; boetea, aaa braad oa ten bldte. It. A. JUrr. nsdoa Bay nceb aa Hat emk. Caltl, na o Hit up. asorr aa ervp aa rtat ear aad per bait crop aff kfl car: Lena um brand oa krt tbaaldrr. J. R. PxaWta. readlrtoa. Cattc. (iraW ah abetter attached aaderarath. oa Ml bap. nallaw crk Is aarb ear tad salrr bt aad arrr bH la tmh tar Br aea aast beaad eo bet MtS. UcAtkter a A La Craada Cattia. lfn a rfb! kl erp off rlxU aa4 sat and aader Ht la 111 ear Larara, uu Wand a rubt abaaater. JAaASea. CaitKN laalrflblaaMJ Acaaavctad wubaat bar aevM lb A oa rbt Up half cader rrep vS rtftl ear. Uaeawa, Ix&t Lras4 sa kit aboakkr. Jaedaa i. Lover WHSw Creek-CaMie. J-J (tut J rr- Trrw4t ae it btp. ajt-r W( ic rU ear. Uar aet, atSM braad aa MtU HM(a. WaXace Cbaa, sar Skpaaer Canto W ma rtibt lap: crap aC UH ear. aadUk oa sack barae. aaasa braad a njat i itlrr naeeare S P. atar neppaer. CaanV. (yaaad Tm rlfbt lupaadSUtk. fcH nit. Tta ftjbt btp, ear atatk mmm, uwr ata aaa taaaa atev ta rcuear. satoaruiJ. bara, r uc Mbl UMtder. Daly Jtnbar. KfT Cr. CT! a ab arM aaie; fCtmm Swk tanrha4apfea ta rMaa4 ai.r uaakKca. lrn. w beaad aa iail litalair. Tbaaaa H-rpvt- CaibV. Q aa kA bap. UH ear HvedaaiaacdtoaaRfb . borxa, as k tbi(h. Jaa U Aataa. ar Iti-t Marx-Catti. V oa nrat laX i baST coder attt; rU and a rnp aad rpnt SalaA ear; hart . I oa rbt abaattr id VeCor. IteadM a CaanV. J U aaatwaed aa k-eX a. I W kfa aader seek. bonn. ua braxd oakettbMlaX. Rstb Iktta. Lraer Batter Veek-CaMte. 7 as left rrpfcl rUM a&t acderakot la left ear.: baraea. loakfltae. ! B C llad. Lover Raaie- treat A B cacatctat as ' kft abKlder aT em aad Cata. W K V-LfU. Leaa-bam R B aa left kdat; oasV. uatiaiituuar.tnptaiinan bet la eaob ear RCTbaffptaa. taer RaMor TrTiioi. Iaer RaMar eeeek beent IT kft ftebaabtrr. catsle. TToakAbap. a4eebaVarp I tbe rtbt aad Sfda hbe left ear. ta ( a rVsaaartaa. Later Rarer emk krn.srw rtb abapsader. eatiae aaaa aa rye Sep, am aad tpM ta mbt aad t ia ta kft ear. Jeata Mnnee. Ier Ml A - ... oa rajba bap. ttff ax4adetbiaekaa4rasjaawawt a sasbt larea VltceaS-Leaa. CaMe. T aa a oaer bvp oa left Up. aader asa X eaah ear-aaCar Vtae lit err. J A XVya SVi X-CWm, mrmtxf 3 aoiaua ao kft Up aktiartxbtearaa4arauslakB. llae. aaaabTaadaartUibtoar Wa Laarj-Rattee Cmk CaStte W I. aaal.jted UH kfp aoahra- Sark .s rus ear. BamsSaaltSt t S reTTy-Waa rrka-CaaV. W C aa 'eft bap erp rf r(Vt aad aadrr bat ta kftnr ittbr aader araat hmnn WC MtibiaatiT. g aaaanaaal A. W. X;-CaaV X t X oa wdt bap. aar alop c iW Meaaaabraaaak a4. caaa. bob aiab ata . 3. R. Cerlasf. Rewb Flit, near Weaaea-Catak. LaaT ovrtotTOeeanbveaadadThKteMlI aad sader bat la R(bt ear LS-Caeaey. Ree.amt, CaaaH beaad iCeai krt lap araare erf aC rnW ..5 aa reaaW krv aod lat t kCtatbekAoar. ktm tiat leul M ak Ml ebaaM: T Cca-U SraaJe. rerM Sanea C ta kit J H Crsy Btrrb ere. CsaaW. J C oesSrt k Up. Raw eaaae aa kn lb. alaee. Jas .mKT-Weaaav Ciaak. 5 eawanaVd be a C eeaW i-Ot Raraea, aaaae bnr.t on kN ibUlar RaU Srere. Pvadlruc. CasMe. a aa Mt kap. R, W. WETTCOJCB. X- D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oice al Trc alitta Eatat rVvaUa, Orem. WJt aUrad aS rV day e I zbt a Ul tnamM a i.t LrxVaJ W i karat a Mrtai j !w llei ?fJ!e IT'" , 'ir 'ryr rlrw.w TI-Ct?riOJMM?tUf MID STKIXIQS j - dk- - .-jr...- lL-TI-l-H-E-R Mt ntLM b WtrT UrocUaaaaabV aaam of tba nkWwd knr a al rebaea r"n aa OftMnsaar ba aaa iatan ibe aart Tbe faneatac abMs kbit ba aaa rbVtvareat iTtaaeaeaa, 1H4, be Ste lrabj-. tb. in(fai. U Taekakaebf Hartaet l'atvr, ( Raaeaa by Saieer. u 5 r Sajua. me, if asruaae,tb. TraaapoRaa. WSS, T Tnasp. irap. Tnabr.lK.bTnackkxk Lade Tbaktaa. lUt. ba a Trtabjiit Tbai ban t aaakt tbe aeaaaa at tbe kna eJ C ReCay at tbe VeaSaaa. nI at tbe hrra mt Kizb IVlda aeartberaaatb of nlreiaak MmanatM.! ecbaeilaee. raatsre fetaVe4 at 11 it t-r eoatb. TCTt 5EA50V. 12a Tarabla ml ead mf a. J.fTll. IITT. - -E? .ktstgjbl: AI.K-We. Ibo aautertltred. aaa aTet JL a oarNawSflll and ltaaieh W rake, bxaied Am . ins. . irr wiv 1 I. Notice. ia vtia iteuj t.an ot toa hih ot urepa lor rsu: flfU raaatr la tba avuvr af aba ptraaib ajpo?; Inn C. Lattev aad U LarVr. raiaora. t- I der la tba nt oa epphelMto mt Caardtaa far er. der of aale of real estate ; r' AITIUR1NS Tl TH1 COCRT Free Lb prUUoa tbtt daf pereeatrd aad Sa-d by Maltte V LafWw. tbe raardiaa al tb petaeaia aad esute of Trial t. I Latiaa aad LoaU It. Laia BMatev, tTiju taraa order ml rale rf erttala real exile tlIt a tbe c. I Lata ed aald sn!t, 1 bat H aeM be ta tbe brat Weretaa ' of tba ratata of aaid asrdt tbat saeh Ira.' estate tavaabl beaeld: It It berbe eedetad tbat lb belt oTkiaoftbe said aarda, aad R rrrsavs latemtel l tba tald ea. eaula. spraar besare tbH eaart cet Mn'.kTaba ltlb daref HAT, A. P. lsrt. al 19 ataxic a. a . at tbe mart rono oTlbu coart. at tbe taaa nt Irtdlraa x tbt ecaatr d CtattiaU. tbea aial tbere U iboa rasa. a braa seder sbtaMttat beers led far tbe salt of rath real ettat dewnbrd ta said latrUaa aa fai TbadcetOaa lead ttarn of Joara TSbrteeraad K'," aambrr Z7, sitaat la erctiaa IX T 1 N. R -1 Bttt, rra- uicibc iwjBCTra Biare oe sne. aaaaaceaadHaaed oae. batftdtlMBanbhatfelattiabiflrka. aai WU , - tlerea and I art re ta btvk S . aad bd oae a raeieal ! bbxkS,eICTrdMtWt7tbwrrtea4araaJlat; aad kxt 3. 1, v, . a. n, s. ia, m bvt u. d u it. It. IZ. U bak 10; aad tier td K an IbcMlbtVl of Aha street aad ta.1 f tbe teetiaB ba laiarra srr Uaae 10 aad 11 la T 3 .V. R3S East, at to tbetoaasf IVadtetaa. CaaailRa roaalf. Orep. abo a Ut or pr- I eal of taad eaat td lb raid 1m of rra4etaa, aad be i laeea tb eaU side of 11aeeat alreet aad lb aest Ua ' of William Kracr' land elalan. aad exteadtsf to a pdat parallel altn tba toatb rxt of Coart ttreet ta lb toaaof readletoa sftreaaM. Aad It l tanber onlered tlut a rapr of tbfs erdrr ba rabtitbed at ea-t latr taeetaslT arels belara tba aaetbesrle of lb said tttt!u la Ibe IUT Oatoo. nu, a Denrparar pablHV4 ia tbe sail roaalj cj tatedau,;ibtlrefApni. 14T7. It. . YOaKI'M, Coaely JaJre. J. 1L Trajcz, Attorae'. But ef O-ecea. TJmsUHarnaslru: I. J. II. rhartia, CVrrk of lb enutj mt CmaliHa. Malt of Oreraa aid ex-oStla Cb?rk of tb lYotule Ooart la aad lor aaU roaalr. Oa berrbf errtlf tka forrcolir la be a Irne sad correct copy id aa order daljr made aad eaterrd opo Ibe retard of said rrnlut- eesrk Wltaesa aj baad aad seal edsald coert, ibis tth dir (tWtJ of April, isn. ' J. It Saasco, Coabte Cteik. CARDS wtl rprrUliy.ssmebaTaUrt iXIMJkJ qoMlHlesef ttpe soda card ixeta. FOR SALE:rrfnrwMU,lu,,,r ADVKimSKMKNTS. Am'm Satlillc nml JlnrncMi MAKER, pK.vwnrTOK, UBr.oo.c. j of the State, and which vet con K:jUu.l much valuable " public KaKers,8iKbe.leielbla needed law Roe. Jand. TIlO Tianfr J1! ha mi Call and ee aa beiart aeadlcjt.lv. BS"Hratr- ' x PI'er Cait U iaR laxpr-eaptiyaiuftdeiM. u valuable auxiliary to the- riT-TTi"iArnc: r. i-ti'ae.ar more speedy growth and aetile- :ttcmti,,i? Naehaana, Off ob IKU OM Oaken Baeket, w Wta SIitaatH&J. Niagara ajl. eaptiet, rsrjlas, ftviinmw oujijiui I 13 KCCUrUCV rVrucaraaMtbf rab, alaa. brfbbat b J UIOSC V.llO iiaVC p05ltlT lei'K'intcrcst in iho welfare of thk JrT,: portion of the State. The tcrr cSrSrx?rjr vZZ?.?, rS: hard timea and great scarcity of. ,,.r,w,3 Jt moncy wn. detr njany frou PENDLETON subscribing for the paper,' who : under ordinary circwnsiaucv ' would Killing? v assist in main- FLOURING MILl-JcJs :xe.vs, botii Home and foreign- iThe duty of all is to subcriBrT Tat rrxDLrrf LO05 XS a-r a.a a taaiVad aad la faR aeratlaa. laarotRba EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT, ....Or tie.... Price Paid II idlest Cash Pr ike ust. jweek rather than a letter semi ; yearly. Keally it is in th xn .57B;-7it.;poW of all to subscribe, x, we stand ready to receive frou those who cannot pay taontr FLOUR, BRAN AND Par i-la si Aft sfzi. j that we arc, but simply r Satf'aitfJL? "iS.! ii iintinding pooie of their dutr. . aau kia. aibM aad asa sevSta. tali .1 C Am . ,. -,' to tlieelres, their fnents, 'ftssal tVta nnlJu CniPlVT77 TBP ttre-H TjrnTTT a. JIA-VJUXi I tit caaaUT.u I tate ibt lt UM iiii sf lbs Cxtatiet. V. S. Byeks. STLVZSTEE fc LEL'TLEY'S Di AMIMP rjiti f lt re,lect busiaeas of the PLANING MlLL,icouatrTjJlnd ihcn tW aWd 1 a a fc"I . . . . ;JEia.Ari 6: UUUK factory. j jEP ei3.c2Jie tOXL, IriaaRbeaa-eaT j TH-a-aV-. j WINDOW FRAMES, j SASH, BLINDS' AND CHEAP FURNITURE! w ait Desctrpn.,. We e .-- U T arotrt aA WVlabj fBgna taol ira c( Raarat xz3aMef si HUKTMkt tarted M V a; 4 jr iu tj aij c-itx 11 39 rer W flbaj 1 m ! I f aJaaaaaxk. d a , -1 awaeaTfWWTplx dWaaxSSJ- j an . lTisaW 'axea'W -- tba a aa'aa Ma wsr Id rs? tjra 0aU ttar IXOirea.t-vdrdart aa aii be Raidia a en -e -t-bj-rr S Plans and Speciiicatsuns aboaaetreimaajodsada tba ruaaaj. 5-r4era k at kbeiaara of Led UrersxTr. Trz aaRiinut peaoatd ilntatlT. UNDERTAKING, Is aS ru Vraeta astesdal ta reaap3e'. 0 UAHli.M b.KS jtg, j .BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS j pTif11r3t"rtTi rrsryriTi . .,wu ! QHr OS C"art ttrrat ia tba ua baRdtae tt UaU Tajloe't btatlsuim sbep. SIGN WRITING, . GLAZING, 1 . . . ! . . UXLERTxUvIXG Promptly Attended To. PORKj MUTTON PENDLETON MARKET. Cir u t if -ra t a .W.SaHfcill PrtrWr. TnAST SIDS MAIN' STItECT. Oppadt rereSetea kJX)1 aaddnearaeab rnces rcaaacabka. nrjiraintr. rat f3tt&3? TVCetylS.e'ta Net ice To Tax-pa j-c in ! A SSKS,';! HI tdtat take tvXKf tiar. lb DELIN'QUKNT TAX U;i lr tbe jrar Ut la t brA r e rf'---' aa tolj tear ta mt rMa ia by Im aaatt. aja L Tb K iAKiicvr. J-iiTsa-tTiCJb7S r. rrttirit.(Sr9W.Tr . j TlIE E.4ST 03 EG0.MA3. , PtKDLKTOX, UJUT1U.A CO OXWllX: This napor ig nnblisltci n. j really one of tlic best cnunti , ment of the county, provide ,- - , j urst. fo a cony for homo rcaJ- :ne ewl t 7 1 - ' ai;u iu suii'A Hi. ieaa one copj' toa fncjd m th -States, that it mav then be c ,Culated among thoee who da- I sire to better their conditio jby immigrating to a better country. It is a notorious facs. j that Oregon papers sent lfcst j ?7ve brought hundreds of fam- lilies 4 our fclate. JiestdttT tltosc friends left behind prefer a paper sent to them evenrr FEED1-41-1 or rHow:cE of th ; farm front a load of hay dowa ito a turnip. It is not bogging ' I' To those doinz btisiness m- :the country the 'necessity, oc j rather benefit of advertising, joeght to be apparent. Letour country paper make a good: showing of business menc lei ; can form a correct idea of wltat, we are and what wa are doings bcs th advertiser will get Mo.vET bacs indirectly four,- fold. JOB PRINTING. Tt n1T . lice can tum out as good plaia business ami social cards ay any ofisce in the State; having a fast Euggles card press in. good order and condition, cari Hiiug- is made a stectaltt. aTaSkaa- fMf- - . . ' -r-m.. irt'tt t 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 : r" t rrw Tmmmmw : 1.: .t. r lug. w uiva we arv a. ways rcaer t0 do celerity and certain- f V 1 nrl vrtrr Ism. ; Any oustness man in tnc coun j try desiring any kind of joV ' work done, will please addre us and get terms and we j pledge ourselves he will bara 'no occasion to send to Walla n alia or Portland. Years at experience, and an acknowl- edged skill in job printing pr- .P"1 assert mat wt aaa give entire satisfaction. ItOGdlL ITEM. m.. it- i y i nf ' aua lo ot bmatiila county are so di- lant from the county-seat, and r . 1 .1 . . 11 uui imu anomer, iuat uie ex pensos or employing a repor ter in each would be too great for the small business we x pect to do for a year: therefor we would deem it an esaeeTai favor if persons in each towa land settlement would send at each week all local items and 'occurrences in their town or wi- ; ticraent. Items which ara sometimes considered trivial read well when ia print. Young men and wouisn wha desire to cultivate their pow en of composition, and loarn ta write in o terse, brief and plain manner can avail Lhera- selves of this invitation, and 9 . I vwUv' uuua?t.-VJ, aaia uusuti land, render us a grzat favor! j 111 ItieSO Columns WO llOpe td j bring the people of all p.rta j 0f tlw COUllty ClOSCr together, i to let the people of each etvs j tion know wnat the people of other sections aro doing ana. this we cannot accomplisk I m . . a without assistance from ont or more persons from ctit iowa. TJ . .a. a and settlement in Wn countr-a 'IT.areforoTwa say.