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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1873)
.* I --jgr . ' 4 f r '• 1 •. ! , ’ Sr "k ii P anorama :—Levar & Co's rama wili perform at this pl ice on Monday evening. ¡Aug. 25th. There FRIDÀŸ, AÜGÜST 22,1873 are many tino and (interesting scenes in this Panorama, such as the Modoc the lava-beds, massacre a: M. Ik Church South. I J ‘ V ; ’ 7 " ’ scenes in Ireland, Yo-Spmite views, B. f. WEÀTITERLY, TASTO». a complete representation of ■Appoititmeaìs tffr Lafayette Circuit' lpwa t . , Franco- Prussian War, together a large collection of coi io and mis- Armstrong’s. West Chehalem Our Southern cellaneous scenery Lafayette. terms Oregon exchanges speak M. £. Church, North. highly complimentary of this ’Pano D. F. SPAULDING, PASTOR. , rama since its advent into this State. • ,x Appointments fbr Lafayette Circuit as fol The paintings are said to be as good as could be gotten up vby our First Sabbath, Lafayette. 11 a. m., and ( p. m. artists. A great many of thp s< Secend Sabbath, Amity, 11 a. m., 6. p. in 1 rUn pijt'«' 1 t . j . in this Panorama are fatnilia McMinnville, 7. p. tn. Third 3$batk, North Yamhill, 11 ‘p. in most of the citizens of this ¡State Lafayette 6:30 p. Tn. * Fourth Sabbath, McMinnville 11 a. in., ant will be interesting to al 7 p. m. body should turn oujt and . fee it. It will be shown 1 to-night at Day.ton 'LOCAL AND1OOMESTIC and to-morrow night at McMinnville. Admission, 50 cents; children, half SUICIDE.—On Saturday morning price; families of six and over, 25 last the quiet of this place was con- v ■ ■ cents each. •sidorably disturbed by the news that The Democratic County Co Mr. Ransom Higgins, an old and well known citizen of this county, tiou of Yamhill county, Oregon had committed suicide at his resi- meet at the Court House, in I denoe at the edge of town. From ette, on Friday, Aug. 29tbdO[ « what we could learu, from the evi o’clock, pJI x^., ::“cr the pwjfpp dence given at the Coroner’s inquest, electing six delegates to the I it seems that the man had *hot for cratic State Convention, to be some time past, been altogether in at Portland on the 9th day ¡of ¡1 - i 1 L ‘ ' ;n ijj: v his right mind. He labored under tembar, to notninfttc a Candida the delusion that somebody was try Congress, to fl ing to rob and murder him. On by the death o last Friday he came into town, bring son. H It is r< ing the whole family with him. No precinct convi strange symptoms were noticed at urday the 23d that time except that he ivas more The following HiCtS. kind than usual. Upon returning of the several Willamette home and retiring for the night, his Lafayette paytohJj wife thought she noticed some str Ange McMinnville, East Chehalem, Sheridan, actions about hini, but thought Amity,’ West Chejriakm nothing of it at the time. She arose ork, 7i|' at daylight add proceeded about her Snyder, in his issim of last week, usual household duties. About 4 o’clock she was startled , by the re referred to this office as a blacksmith port of a gun in the bed-room she shop. We would ask him to com had just left. Going to 'the ro<4n a pare the call for a Democratic Coun fArfhl sight was presented to her ty Convention, printed at this office, view. Her husband had shot him- and the call ,for a Republican County aelf through the head making a ghast Convention thrown together at the ly wound and killing him instantly. blacksmith shop at HcM inn ville, It seems that immediately upon his Empty assertions are nothing work wife leaving the uooiu he arose and tells. «losing a door, which led into the sleep Some gentlemen in this | ing a2>artment of the children; he trying to get their’ landladies tp .took the gun and went to the bod, change their dinner hour from 12 to laid dow'n, and placed the stock on half-past eleven ; at least So it- would tthe foot-bo'frd of the bedstead and seem from a little circumstance that Judd the muzzle close to his forehead ; happened yesterday. rthea with his foot he raised the ham- < . pf * ■ —x*1 . v t ' t r Messrs. Dorris and He(ni|l>rce, of aper, pulled th,«) trigger and one more l^rogreraioniift office unfortunate was launched into eter the Cornelius nity. The Coroner’s jury returned a culled on ua last Wednesday!. They verdict of suicide while laborin, g un looked fre^h and hearty, though a def temporal y aberrat icn of little dusty from, their ride up herd. -------- r*»*" j mind. He leaves a wife and seven To any person sending ns a club of «children to mourn his sad and un timely death. The funeral took four subscribers we will send a copy jdace, from the i^ethodist church, of Ballou i Monthly Maga-ine free for one year, ^with an elegant chromo. last Bunday. We will also send tho COURIER and LAFAYETTE COURIER. The ¿afeyette ¡demy will re 15th of September, nr- open, on ihe i der the charge of Profi,' J. M who is an old and eiperienced schoo - teacher, and comes herb 's highly reo onimendçd. ' ' few unni . LAFAYETTE. w QULD ANNOURC zen» of this pliupe he has returned to gis prepared to do all ,wo rfc ii manufacturing AVJ UACKBiAc. UT" Repai ring dom DRUGS WOOD’S which..wit ■ lumluinnt liberal, >1 ngreeable business re it proper attention. A YEAR. Road, Supervisors’ receipts, ni printed and for sale at this office $1 50 p£r hundred. Adapted for distriet in the county. new 884 $' sheep, p^er one year old, 17,, 807; hogs, >,424. The following number of sheep were killed from March 7th, 1872 to August 1st, 1773 ; By dogs, 634 ; by wolves, 1,255 ; by other animals, 542. 1 The total valu ation of property in Yamhill county is $1,801,633. 7 See the new ad. of Mr. J. N. Mil ler in this issue. He is prepared to in his line at , the * do all kinds of work >• * • shortest possible notice. Give him a call. medicines, f any kind, Lafayette. lucrative villiqg to ro flrst.class periodicals for the price of e. ?”Forspecimen Mngaz ine and further in ■illation, ¡Address ? WOOtyS HOUSEHOLD > MAGAZINE, ■ Jl r ¡Newberg, N. Y. fatigl3 8. E. SHUTES. Publisher J Sheriffs Sale. BTOTII *E is HK1IEBY GIVEN’ THAT BY JL\1 virt’ie of an execution issued out of he Circuit Court of the State of Oregon or Multnomah coqnty, a*nd to me direct- id, by the clerk of said court, in favor of L r. Smltlk, plaintiff, and against Dan luzvey, defendant, for the sum of one lundrod and two 4ffloo 43-100) dollars, J, S. gold coin, with interest therecn from he 91'h day of June, 1873, at the rate of me per cent, per month, and the further mm of fifty-eight 9-100 dollars costs. I lave levied upon the following decribed teal property, to-wqt: Lots No. 2o. 21, 33, 118, ‘211. 222, 223, 230 and 231, in the town of ¡Jayton. Yamlull county, Oregon, and on ruesefuy tile 23d day of September, ma, St. Joseph^ ( Takes this n'pthorf’of in that he is toileting at I large ajsortmeiit of ffe<l ' i • • Paints, ’ Oils, Perfumery, Toilet Ar«t s latent jVledic —ALSO nt the hour of one o’clock, p. tn., of said Iddy, I ’ will proceed auc- nt,, . t 7 [to sell, 7 at public ■ ____ jtion, to the highest bidder, for U. S. gold ¡coin, in front of tlj the C. Crurt dooi*, in tOin, urt House doqx*, Jjuayette, Yamhill)county, Dragon, all the right, title mid interest of the said de fendant, Dan ’ J Harvey, in and totheabove described rearpro; 7“[>perty', together with all sing alar ;he..ftppurtenancesthereun- io belonging, I ,---------- to satisfy sai£ execution and accruing costs. R. P. BIRD, < Sheriff of Yamhill Yaml epunty, Oregon. Lafayette, . , Aug. ‘ j. 8th, Sth, 1873. 187& n24w4 ' I • kßl From a CHI KER^k Jews Harp. The Celebrated Orgair. 1 The TAVLOR > Hi. Ifl A, Compiiti such as Accordéons, Flute*«, ' Fife VIOLI*’ W GOODS! Final Settlement. Compiete AssortJieut <4* Musical Instrume W B. . WTOTICB is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Francis M.i Stone, deceased, hfts tiled I ms rinul Account of lite adminis tration of said estate in the County Court <tf Yamhill: count jt, Oregon, ~ and 'that by order of said Court, said account will be lieard by said the _ Court House ____ __ .Court , at ___ c_—; r__- ji in Lafayette, ii said county, On MouGaytbe » 1st day of September, 1873. m >*•*! at one o’clock p. n>.. of said day. All per son» having objections to said account are hereby required to file them before sa’d time of settlement adcordlng to law. . I i KF ABA DOWNING, • x. Adm in ist tutor. July 29th. 1873. County Assessor’s Notice OHCli 18 HEREBY GIVEN TH AT UT the last Monday, to-wit: the ‘25tliday ‘ G3, , the of August.iA. D., 1« , Board of Equal- izition in and for Um County of Yamhill and L State of Oregon, will attend at the office of the County Lierk ¡of said county!, and will then and there publicly [examine the Assess- iqent Rolls and correct all errors in valita Uon, description or qualities oi lands, lots of other property, and all persons inte reste are hereby cited tn appear at the time an place above mentioned. Iniy AIJ returns must lie ; filed - - - in the office the Assessor on or before the 1st dav of Juf Many persons make returns by mail gust.; I* ’ie Assessor. All re,tnrn( iug the blank to th^ Assessor received through tne Postoffice are treat . ,, „ as waste paper. The Hit must be subscribed IT .................... . Assessor and -tiwi and - sworn to beforefhe ter future reference; All persons neglect- .he Assessor will ing to return the blank to the be assessed by the Boa id of Equalisation in lhe manner provided by law, 1 1 I. w. D avis . I Assessor of Yamhill epunty, Oregon Lafayette. August 11573. td N By the it Call on Lafayette, nlHml j Old Brick Corner. AYR JUST RECEIVED ANI . constantly receiving 1 N ew G cods 11 ! 1 ' . ’ • ' • . • t • • * I j. listing of General Merchandise, LOTHING. HATS , CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, GROCERIES. ' H ardware , Al’LE ARTICLES. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.. ETC., ETC ALSO AFA VETTE B US INFIDI R EC TORY x : ; •...' - - x . , ■ L1ERGUS0N A BIRD, corner of Jefferson i? and Main ; dealers in produce and gen- ■nl merchandise.’ y r ELTY A 8IMPB0N. north side Main V l street; dealers in drugs, confection- ¡es and family supplies. fAS. McC A IN. attorney ; office on south ' side Main street. CORRECTED WEEKLY g> ARBER bHOP, J R. Majors, propri* E> etor east side Jefferson street just cóve tin shop I? I ----------- ------------------------------- / ' • III I ]l ltf II To all new subscribers we will send «be CoURItR and. the Mercantile Director for 'ere ant tie the price of ■ the C ockier , The Director is a sixteen page publication and contains valuable information for everj Published mpnthly at San Francisco, Ci E PROPOSE TO PURCHASE" OB’ erect in the eity of Boston a build-- I ing to be known as the PAINE MEMORI AL HALL, is a- testimonial to the great »teivices of THOMAS PAINE in-the strug gle for American Independence, and fof Universal Mental Freedom. Said buildihg to be mitabiv' for stores, business offfiSes, a Hall for Free Dicnssf-tn, Lectures Amnse-- irdnts and finally, awoflce for the business pnrpo.-es uf the Bcston Investigator. T<» Rceompli-h thia, we need the assistonce and con’.ributions of all tne friends of Payne ai.d of the Investigator^ and believing our readers and mfyer Liberate to be of ihat nurnbo? on whom we may rely, we ask tbejr aid assit irice by contributing Kierally them- »¡ihtes ami inducing others IO do so. Sub- st-riptions w'fll be acknowledged in the col umns of the Investigvtur. We have labor ed Under many dvadvastages duringfptir’ . D. 1872. bonttection With the Investigator, in provid L. F. GROVER ing «unable accoinmo<lalions fof* otir business Governor af Oregon. and in seeming a Hall for our raine Cele bration. and wd appeal now, to a IJberal ■ 1 • C imo wick . public to come forward amLhelp tw to se Sec. of State. cure n permane-t place for business and fof holding out me mgA • f ' ♦ Friends, Brother*. Sisters, the hour will come when we mu-t ceare from our labor. The cause that the Proprietor and Editor' of the Boston Investigator have expended tl.e r live- in, is an esrnest voucher that not for self alone, but for hiemetnify. they hav^ worn away a life-time. Ated we invite alt our friends to sealpns, and prompt action, aW L j I advancing age indicate? WaR* f*r uoee. ' We all feel sertieftons that our works UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS shall live after we retire; and that our advo cate of Freedom, our sturdy old Intesliga- r, may still, for generations to come> ~ •und our rallying ci ry—‘ ' ‘ ” For all Peoples,, >d all lands, forever r Liberty, Liberty.” * J. P. MEsnÜM, 1 H orace S eavzk T. L. S avage , } Trustees. MCMINNVILLE. M. A lt W en , J ■ r ready to do all kinds of work in D. R. B dkt . business. 5 Boston, Oct, 9, 1872.r jan3tf ' I a call and J promite von satisfac- ÌIENRY REASONER --------— ” ' i: 23m2 :amine our Clubbing & Premium Liste. F Circular to the Liberal Public. WiuciiRAS. Under the Ac of th, e Leri la ite Ass *mbly of the State of Oregon, en liilt'i ♦*' <n Act to protect Litigants ’ appioved* MAGAZINE, Octiibe '2ltb, lr.72, the L afavettk C oi kill , one of the most anew ]j>aper published alLalavwite, iuthe conf» cylot Yamhill, Oregon, has Le« n desig- nat«d t|> publish the Legal ai d Jidicial ad* vertisnjeuts f>r sail county ot Yanil.i.l, and DOLLAR M » as thd C ohrie J r . All orders for foregoing must bo accompanied PROQLAMATION I 00. j J l 00® 15 ¡..ST f GROCERIES. p ; L I— Sugar, San Francisco refiued, $ ib l .'” J Island., crushed... granulated.. Tua, black, lb .. Imperial.. t.. Coffee, Costa Rica, I RioL............ Kono........... ■I Java. .......... Salt, Carmon Island, $cwt.,.. Liverpool, coarpe.......... . * dairy......... ........ F81ITS, VKQETABLES, 1 Apples, green tmsli;.............. dried, It» ---------- Pewbes, dried, $ It>* .... .......... Plumbs, “ lb........... ... Beans, lb lb.. u............. Potat»>M. bush.............. .. Onioas. )b..-.............. .. XT If A Trt Beet fresh. # 8»............ ’........... | corned................................. t*moke<l. :.................... Perk fresh-, lb Sb........................ iiJ Veal b • 1» i. t <*•-„. • e • -«■ 1 a *••• • Mutton “ .’.7.7..*. Bar oh, hams r sugar cured.......... sided............. .......’............ shoulders....... .................. •; I , POULTRY. Chickens, dressed, each........ . „pier dozen.................... dUTTEB,JSGGS, BTC Butter, fresh rolls. lb...... J i packed, ............................. I California............ _____ , Isthmus............................ Esir*. .V <te?en. Cheese, Oregon prime, $ lb. , California.... J...... J. Lard, |llb..;.......... ................... W ool , hides , etc . Wool, lb................ j... Hides, dry, each........ J........... .... green, failed, each: ..,. Deter Skins.dressed, i. Sheep skins,; wool qrt, each..... boiled)ga raw............... g$Uon.„. ¡.. • • M, ^ gallon t.............. 1-1 ¡■Mr M. RAMSEN V V • attorney at Court House. office in Improve Your Poultry H the r AFAYETTE COURIER, J. H. l’pt< I u proprietor, Jefferson street, in ti roof brick next door to Ferguaea & l.ird OHN BI^D. weBt side Jefferson street dealer in stoves and tinware* SEASON OF 1ST3, AYTUN BUSINESS DiRljc TORY — „-P,.,, Itu „ , fAHRlS. TAYLOR, dealer !n general mer- chandise, Odd fellows’ building, lhe cheap cash store. ggs for hatching from the largest 'and Best Fowls in the World, carefully packed m Patent Boxes and guar* an teed to carry safely any distance. • THE VARIETIES COMPRI8E Dark and I JghtBrahmas, Buff, Black, White and Partrifje Cochins, White. Leghorns, Hoiidans, Silver and < »olden Spangled- Ham oward a stewakt , blacksmiths burg«, Gold and Silver 8pangled Polish, Wagons, hacks and buggies ironec}. Black Spanish, Crevecoenrs, Rouen anti Gunsmithing and general job work done. Aylesbury Ducks, Bronte Turkeys, and Se bright aHd Game Bantam». * , < EADBETTER & RILEY ; pictures of all Send stamp fof Illusterated Circular te JLi <* ; ' descriptions always on hand and frames GEO. B. BAiLEY. importer and.breeder of all descriptions made de to order. enter. -H--------- ,--------.—,----- .—.--------- J------------ * of Choice Poultry. I’. O. Box (KSW Sau Fran cisco: also, agent for the Poultry Wortd. TTiARKER &, CO., Ferry street; dry a monthly ijlitsrated journal, demoted entire J l I. goods, groceries and general merchan ly to Poultry; tells how to keep Fowls for dise. Dayton flouring mills, Profit; a complete repository of informatic n . W. BE^T, livery stable Ferry street; bug- on the subject. Subscription only $1.25 a •B • gie<i and horses to let at all times, at year. Agents wanted in every’town in <the State. Address P. O Box 650, H. F. reasonable rates; WW- Pleaie state in what paper yon saw title advertisement vol8-m»rch7-ni3 NELL <t CO.,¡Ferry street general merchandise. The cash store. E H S P AINTING. House, carriag painting and sign writing order .by J. w. Varey. PUSS HOUSE. THOMAS Proprietor. ST. J.USEPH BUSINESS DI HECTOR Y "■7' ELTY A SIMPSON, co{. 4th and Elrfi ; JNk. .dealers in groceries, glass ware. Qneens ware and patent tnedicities HODIOUS ■OTRE BN HARD FXN1BHÄD thro'- BMILLIARD SALOON, Powers «I Stewart, ILF proprietors. Best wines, liquors, Ac. Board per Week ...........................$5 00 ————————————1 .1 «■ •— Board and Lodging............. ...S6 to Is 10 OTEL, J. H. Olds, proprietor: cor of 4th and Depot streets. New house tO'A Free Carnage will be in attendance to Convey P Paffrngcrs a »fr n gers fn tn the Bfjuse.'^n Bovse. rood accommodations. fir
