Image provided by: Yamhill County Historical Society; McMinnville, OR
About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1866)
THE COUERIR r ' T "—- ■ Are we Infidels 1 t- D emociij C tic .—Idaho is under J>emoera-1 tic rule, and territorial scrip is only worth 50 cents on the dollar.—Statesman. Oregon is under Republican rule, p Republican ru state bonds aro worth 62L(cents on th/’ | dollar. U bile Oregon was Democratic ber scrip was at a prcmium7~Mi]-* that hOU~ — [Review. — .-r. ' “GRAND BALL. I Attentimi Theoretically we are not ; but good Chris- tajns; in the popufar sense every one. r of Delegates to the who is< bora of OqriStain parents an .’S * A reared in a countcydwhere the doctrines The apportionment under tbe rale of the Bible are ackW’vledged to-be true, adopted by the committee will be as is a Christain. But the name signifies •* » » . . very little. There must be personal faith follows : •, A Grand Ball will be given by and ccrresponding practice. Infidelity Baker 4 •• 6 simply signifies-unbelieving ; a skeptic is Benton NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 2 Cteteoa ■’ Clackamas 6 one tba| doubts the truth of revealed relig 2 ion ; a deist is one who admits the exist- Columbia Coos 2 7 erfee of Deity but denies the doctrine of a Curry Douglas 1 providence, a nd-of personal accountability - ' < Josephine Jackson 9 to God for his-conduct; an atheist denies —AND—— Lane 9 Linn 1 cv the existence of the supreme Being ;he is Multnomah H 1 Marion HiK.UNS literally without God—that is the significa Tillamook r Polk - tion of the term. Now w<_ do not ask, il Umatilla ■„* Union any of the good people of this city belong Washington 4 Yamhill to any one of the classes named. We pre DAYTON, OREGON. 191 sume that few, if any, could be found, who 2«.. Waaco and Grant, jointl I TYToULD say to his friends and tbe would reject the authority of the Bible. — .. L afayette L a . ne , Secretary. A new and- capacious building is being W public at large, that be has determ- But wbat ar< we practically ? Wliat js tilted in good style for tbe occassion. Good I ined to does out his entire stock of the character of our lives? Where do we T hat ditch .—We underfund that. stand in 1 virtue and in morals ? These Wl OOODS, CLOTMIMG, BOOTS AMD SBOSS MUSIC •olive preparations are being made by questions- are exceedingly impurtant.; life is fleeting and will rood be gone. Our parties who are in earnest the mat- city has a population, ____ QussasriAan or aixuans; including _______ tbe farni- yvrOULD ANNOUNCE THAT HE H..o . U- : ------ a;-.- _« t • : ter, to oommence operatic^» on • wat- lies in the immediate vicinity, of eight V V has purchased the entire stock of has boen secured. No pains will be spared rorwaaa “ ( •r * *-» to make the occassion pleasant and at thousand souls. . say seven thousand, n mi a point on - ’ ___ er ditch to be opened In large variety. He would call special including infant children. There aro six tractive. '• J. DODSON. SADDLES & HARNERSS the North Yam bill, fsyette. We Protestant houses of worship, bn attention to hie large stock of Dayton, February fltb, 1866. 1 be pushed to which have pastors; tl.ere is one Catholic of Mr. Deal; in Dayton, Oregon, where hope the enterprise honse, and a room in which the Jews oc^ an early completi - A good , water casiunally hold service. ^ All told, these may be found at all limes a complete stock BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. °fc; - — power mill at Lafi/ette would yield a houses will not accommodate over two CONCORD, STAGEahATEAM - better return by fii than any other en- tbouand persons; and it is safe to say thn the regular attendance does not exceed __ teB^rise in whicX* company could-em- thirteen hundred. Then there are over five thoudand persons in Portland and bark tbe same ount of capital. It vicinity that do not attend worship.— Comprising an assortment va of MIUIW) Blbta, T m - behooves th having an interest in _______ _______ KW There ire probably four the uk o i that EGS LEAVE TO ANJJOUNCE laments, and sacred Hymn Books ; The the progress the town and vicinity neverenter the house of grayer or Carriage Harness— »“• ,u*«m jàtatìB®» to aid libera/y in tbe construction of 'hear tbe gospel preached. What are Single and Dopble, these people ? » ts they heathen, infidel, Boots, Sabbath-day Religions Tales; Life of - the contenfilatcd ditch. ’ Fancy and Plain. idolatrous ? We will not call names j Christ and Apostles; Christian Legacy ; M eetings .—By refler- but it is very evident they, are not P reci SADDLES' Gaiters, Christians. Simple attendance at Taylor’s Pictorial History of the United ence to tm.published proceedings of church will not save one; but there is of all description, c OF ALL CLASSES AMD STYLES. ». the meeting of the Democratie County States Seven Hundred Engravings. bqpe, us Jorjg as persons go to hear the His work is warranted to give satisfaction. pnmittee, it will be seen gospel preached. But if uicn neyergb Colbett’s Advice to Young Men; Dr. Central to the house of worship, wc fetF they that Satufioy, March 17, was fixed Dood’s Female Biography ; Henrietta must die impenitent and uusived.— 0 day for holding precinct upon as Robinson. Legerdemain, Every Man his [Pacific Christian Advocate. is saved by wearing Custom Made work ioga£hx the appointment of Dele- meeti I’-« Try it and be convinced. own Cattle Doctor ; Every Man his own B —^to^teud the Cofin ty Convention, RKCQNSfKtJSfM» ... -------- K , ----------- - ... . sbeuut -^II hi editor of gates.to noSly JAMES BAKER. I Farmer Ac. Works on the structure and with or without Hoops. -. t like-the stylo « ol. to be b«l| at Lafayette 0. the Whips, Spurs, iSpicbes, Leggings, fa. diseases of Horses. Downing’s American - X -1 . 3 - Z* A___ !1 a? —4 ..... * , He also, keeps On hand u complete March and 14 of April, ___________ respectively. Every man who is silly enough to be Fruit Book; Fred. Douglas' Work. Young stuck ui all description oi It is hoped that a general attendance lieve the rebels aro'politically subjugated I-.-, ■' ■ ■■■■•■' will read the following : Man’s Book of Knowledge, Photographs of tbe democracy will be secured at hll ThaGeorgia state Conyenlion adapted of the Presidents, and many of the Gener HARNESS LEATHER, precinct meetings, to thqj^d that »gen an ordinance declaring it the duty of ¿T h T Legislature to provide for the widows and ate on both sides, Conversation Cards, eral interchange of views may be had. orphans of Georgia refill soldiers, and lor Fortune Telling Cards, etc., etc,-------- , Which he Will dispose of to the disabled ¡»oldicril. X. , ’ -- ------ 4------------ - . E rrors .—In our burry getting The Legislature of Misstssppi lias tub ' - trade at'bargaii^- S. H. KNIGHT.--4^ M Proprieler. , r ?■ , , I out our last issue, in time for the mails, milted a proposition laying a lax of one pet c«ht. un passoncers on ruUrcad, to aid. a number of typographical blunders the same class oQuilciers. .. , SADDLKRY-FURN44H1NG GOODS, R. KNIGHT INVITESTHE AT J —n » • - -crept ip, some of which were most ex The Mobile Advertiser regards this as tention of those who patronize such a sacred duty, and trusts Alfffiama Aitthama will places, to his cruciating. We wHl not attjmpt to 1 / her “living 1“ defenders and 4be- such as Stirrups, Buckles and Rings, which provuTelor In endless variety, together with an it* enumerate. Cha^s bordered decided- mcrrforicsof her her<r.q_dead.” he is able to fell at tower figures than j numerable assortment ofusefol. instructive SALOQ>U~1__ Brownlow says this is tlie-spii it of the such goods can be purchased clscwhere-r l 1 ly on the rule. One item, “Virtue and amusing works not mentioned ncr?.___ entire rcbcLpopulatlon of the south. They in this Valley., along „ —now is the time „ te ________ ____ ________ -’~«i •r- struggling in vain,” copied from the are everywhere showing their teeth like Í •> I am going to dose out, and po humbug in - Oregonian, escaped tsans .the proper so many tigers, growing defiant and insuF about it I will also close out my entire ting. stock of Nuts, Candies’and Confectionery ycr^The highest Market prtqc paid for erdit. We acknowledge., - ’’ n r S' ♦ ' K <■ — _______ U-. •------------------------ *— of all kinds; spices, Pepper, Njjtmegs etc.. Hides antiproduce. - jp --------- ----- ------ - ---- , T he “.B elles of B altimore .”—The fa DAYTON, By promptitude in business I hope to D ruo 8, W1NB8 Ac.—See Mr M. R. mous “ Belles of Baltimore” having failed • — ALSO— merit a fair share of the trade in iny line. ■ *■ . Carey*» * additional - - advextisftmcpt of to coax President Johnson hrtodettirig Jeff. ■ Repairing done on short notice. ’• A fine assortment ot , Where may be found Cigars, Oysters, ’ “* Drogbaetc. He has an extensive Dnrrs’uiifMravu tnrnrd their ■ atteniimri i) - • ’ - -1 ‘ ■ ■ __ another direction wit'i distinguished suc -nt^yvf^iPilAincia from the .-opBOsite ^&udineat Crackers, &o.t Ac., Ac., &o. Drugs. Medicines, Linuagpts of all kinds, rz--------- stock of Medicines of different kinds cess. The Richmond Ya, Dispatch of re •> a -' sido jo of'the of the river, who wlm purchase mi »«« i >«« the »1.« j , . Hegldes he can f'urnisb Pain Killer, Eye Water, Cough' Drops, cent d^te says: The beautiful and elegant which he propose-» to sell on advantag- lJ amount of five dollars, will be entitled i Pattent Medicines of all kinder Hostel- set of furniture, 21 pieces in all, presented' ters Bitters. Plantation Bitters, etc. *. . ious terms. A considerable assort- ,to Gen. Lee by the noble daughters of the 1 to feeragc at my expepsc. MrTbe very best quality of**Wf ,/ r ' S. C. STILES. meat of pure wines, brandies and?oth- Monumental City passed through this city yesterday and was sloped by canal for er liquors constantly on hand. Dayton, February Gfh, 180(1 Lexington.- The present was brougtiTCFn at all hours. Give him a call and be free, the agents of the steamboat line re satisfied. A rtistic — Mr. Leonard of Port fusing to charge freight, iu compliment to Dayton, January 25th, 1866. land called io at our office recently and Virginia's former chieftain,. We Under ' ” ‘ •—*“ — t * for— exhibited some pen and ink drawing stand that the drayman wfro; hauled the I / furniture through ’he city quarreled for., f of rare artistic merit. His portrait of that privilege. Such testimonial»» to this r Henry Clay borders on perfection. He noble son of Virginia canhot but be grati ÄGENTS FOR THIS PAPER. “ —AND— sold a picture wrought by Himself, re fying toVirgmians. “alThonor to his name 'S ¡CHARLEY COOPER * cently, of Gen. Grant, for Slot). H igh L eahx ' ko .—An engineer telle the J Lefkyette. purposes. I also have a well selected stock |j. D1XONT, following story of Western life: Mr. Leonard contemplates ere long of Paints and oils, Window Glass, Putty, ' ’3»'- -Ti >— ’ We, had been busy unring the day, Tun r takeiog a class in Lafayette. The art Varnishes, etc., etc. etc., etc., etc., etc., ing a line tlsrough a dense piece of wood - W. T. NEWBY I McMin ville. is worth possessing. land. An old wo.natL^azed on us for some DAYTON. OREGON. I J. CARSE Phyetefaa’e PreeeriptieM promptly time.in silence. WealTsaw she yai.t d T h 1 W« atiier .—Yesterday was a to enter into conversation, and none, with he undersigned has estab - • lovely day in tbe true acceptation of the exception of myself, wished to gratify lished himself in Dayton, where he n « iuapy compounded. her. -I soon commenced a dialogue on va is prepared (n do nil kinds of work on E. Cbebaiem and properly <7^ M. R. CAREY. ' * * ’ the term. The sun shone out warm, rions subjects and things, and as 11 matter » WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY. V, the air was still, and things looked en* of course, I put my best foot forward.— A general assortment of Jewelry constant Struck with my language,' she exclaimed ly on hand. Givo Idin a call. All w;ork A. SHUCK, W. Cbehalem. spiriting gegbrally. In a, tone quite flattering to my vanity, warranted to give satisfoction. . ‘La, hour learned you are !’ But the Com i' F P. JONES. N ew G oods .—J. Dixon has gone pliment received n death-blow. If I war as NOAH ROBINSON, Dayton. Dayton, February 6th, I860 below, for a fresh supply of goods. Call high learned a s"Sholar as you. I’d quit in- gineerin and go to keeping a little grocery. soon yotr who want borgaios. CHAS. BIRCH, < Amity. ■atog« F.'v 1 »N , 1 ■ 1 ■> ‘ A G ood ’N ame .—Moms Ketchum, the TAKE F AU II CHOIE ! • u7- ' father o£,the great defaulter in New York, w is reported to have said to his creditors, CIIAS. FENDA LL, FL Yambill. E will senj by Express, or other At the residence of tbe bride’s mot bei, “ If 1 could have my son back, with his / OUBD 8AY TO THOSE IN WANT wise as ordered,'securely packed, a Jan. 7th, 1866, by Elder E. G. Browning, food name, and you were all paid in full, Ì ' of the services of a TALOR that he Henry A, Barnoy <0 Mia* Mary A. Fish would dis tontonl.” Such is thé last am $55 Sewing Machine, . ANDREW BAKER, Muddy. " may be found at the Drug 8tore of Drs. er, all of Douglas county. bition of great financiers. A life time of v . either , White A WssterfiekL where Jje is prepared » R. PRAG A CO n activity, an ample fortune, its reward; { N. Yamhill. WHEELER & WILSON, G to do all manner of TAILORING, such as - J. M. FRYER. and now all would be given . for a son's IKIED. name. Young men—fast young men— r Q RO VERA BA KElf, Cutting, Fitting, Making, Mending and Cleaning. At the residence of his son,. near St. think of this. To any person sending us the names of PETER LEONARD. Moore’s Valley Paul’s M srion, Marion csfinty, Oregon. Give ma a caH I guarantea satiafoction Sixteen New Subscriber« NOTICE. Jan. 23d, Daniel Murphy, aged 66 years. 1- (Address) N. Yamhill. to the., V At Roseburg, Oregon, Jan. 2Sth, Sarah BSERVE this Notice. I have been aol-8m WARREN FORSTER NEW YORK OBSERVER,' Rose, wife of Aaron Rose, aged 45 years. liberal in accdlninodating my friends BENJ. F. HAYDEN, Dallas, Polk County. —^n-wr - , • -. — *. In Corvallis, Oregon, Feb. lst,4 R. S. ajqd Çpstqiqer» with goods, and expect with the money for one year in advance. thetir mb er me when I must I Lipscomb, aged St years. T. HEMBREE. Dealer m Dry Goods Subscribe snoh, RS all new subscribers • Grocertai Hardware, Ac. South ’* The sudden death of Mr. Lipscomb has have money. My debts must be paid— paying for 1866 receive the paper gratis ride Main Street deprived the community in which he lived promptly I want money to buy more till January let. i PRO. of »mat ■Mitmble citizen, his friends and goods and must have it—cannot keep Sample copies and circulars sent to J. T. HEMBREE, , LIMITED AMOUNT OF WOOD .relatives of an honest and faithful friend up -a good, stock of- goods without it. any address free. will be taken on Subscript» n at •ad associate, and the Masonic fraternity Will those mtereatéd ratpond? Terms $3 50 a year in ndranco. this Office if brought soon. •Cpwe of its brightest members. Several EEPS A GOOD HOUSE IN LA< ————----------- - ------------------- — J. WXON. members of the Lodge in this city went 1 foyette. Call on him and sea. DIXON ba» a General assortment of SIDNEY E. MORSE Jr. & Co., up to Obwjrallis and attended his funeral ¿ NaBa. Butta, Screw», Door Locks, JaUf L 0® Mit mfey.—[Review. IT Park Row, New York. — E 4. ►V* --------- —- NEW SADDLE Dr. J. Dodson, M. R. C arey S. C. STILES 4 ■ HARNESS ; B ■ sh”W- • - - - 40 PER CENT., _t. A" »» DAYTON ‘ SALOON. BOOKS, M ..t. “LUNCH” •X F.P.JONES, MEDICAL ■/ JEWELER, T HOFORTHETAILORSHÛP W. FORSTER, W W O LAFAYETTE HOUSE K J A J Padlocks te
