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FRIDAY, NOV. 21st, 1873.
the inquiry through the columns of
your paper, in substance as follows:
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M. E. Church South.
'‘Where is the Judgment Day or Day
of
Judgment mentioned in the Bible?”
F. W. P. MAYS, CASTOR
Your querist may by searching, find
"Appointments for Lafayette and Tillamook this expression thirteen times in the
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as fallows
fellows :
Ftrsi Sabi
abb«th. Happy Valley, at II o’clock Bible, and among them as follows:
Mat. chap. 10, 15th verse, and chap.
A. m ., McMinnville. 6:30
K:30p.
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8econd Sabbath, Tillamook.
11, 22d and 24th verses; Mark, chap.
Third Mabbath, West Chehalem. 11 a. M.J 6, verse 11; 2d Peter, cliap. 2d, verse
Unity Bcbool
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School House, 3 p. m .
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FourthffSabb.itii. Armstrong’s’ School 9, and chap. 3, verse 7; 1st John ohap.
Judg-
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17.
By
this
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Day
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ment,” we do not mean the Judgment
Gold in New York,to-day, 10"L
Hall, nor the court of judgment men
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Portlaud L«gal Tender rates, 111} buying;
tioned
by
Josephus,
but
the
day
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when
5)21 selling.
bow.”
Gold bars are qttotable at 725@750
725<i6750 fine. every knee shall bow.
Exchange on San Francisco,
of 1 ft
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Sincerely, W. D. F enton .
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Liverpool Wheat, 12s Sd@l2s lid: club,
I^te ado^lhte.
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SAMUEL, is oar duly author
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S plendid .A ffair .*—The necktie
P»rty. given at this place, uncler the
auspices of the young ladies belonging
♦o the Good Templars, assisted- by
Mrs. Bird and others, was an excellent
affair. T1 ie Court House was thronged
with the orti/e, beauty and chivalry’ of
tho town, and the utmost sociability
and enjoyment reigned throughout
the evening! ;A11 took an active part
in making the’ occasion a grand suc
cess. Music was kindly furnished by
Messrs. Lewis, Burner and Perkins.
We believe it is the intention of the
• ladies of this place t</have something
of tho kind every week or two during
tho coming winter, and why not, in
lieu of other amusement? Every one
appeared to enjoy themselves, and we
must say, it was one of tho ipost
pleasant affairs it has been our pleas
ure to witness for /many a day. Tho
young ladies did the honors with
most ’charming grace, and by their
lavish and impartial smiles wheedled
the money outi of the gallants to the
tuno of about $25 to bo given into the
yawning coffers of the lodge. When
you Lave another'of theso gorgeous’
affairs,’ ladies, just let us know, so we
can be on haiidlo obtain some of
those bewitching smiles.
Tire P.iRKEjR^GuN.pIn another
column will be found the advertise-
luent of the justly celebrated Parker
■Gun of which a few words of its his-*
lory will be inf ¿¿resting to Sportsmen,
Tn 1865 while j breech loading
_ shot
guns were in their infancy’ tho ener-f
getic firm of Parker Bros, of Wes|
Meriday,
Conn^ of which the well
Merida
y, Con;
known manufacturer, Mr. Charles
Parker is the huU. anticipated thè
wants of the Sportsmen and com-
mOiieed the manufacture of their gun,,
•wibcc which time. their motto has
been onward, with firm and determ
ined perseveratoci1!, their success has
been wonderful, and to-day their gun
occupies the most prominent position
in the front ranks of all breech load
ers, and all sportsmen who study their
own interest will obtain and examine
thrir circular before purchasing any
other gun. The hundreds of testimo
nials from the best spprtsmen given
in its favor together With our knowl
edge
<MÍge of it, justifies
justified US
us in giving it ou”
hearty endorsement as the best and
most popular gun in use.
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N ew B ooks .—It is the intention of
the Lafayette Sunday School to adopt
tho Songs of the Bible for use in the
school. Mr. Summerville kindly left
abofit a dozen of these most excellent
books with Mrs. Burbank, tho Super
intendent. All will - bear us out in
saying that the Sunday School is sad
ly in need of a change of singing
books, as tho ones now in use are worn
almost threadbare, so to speak. As
opportunity now presents why not
improve it and make tho change?
T he H all .—This building is rap
idly approaching complotion. Thero
are some half dozen “boss” carpen
ters and a3 many that ain’t, at work,
and by Saturday night they expect to
havo it enclosed and a considerable
portion of the other work done. On
Wednesday Mr. Royal had some sev
en or nine volunteers at work shing
ling and making them useful gener
ally.
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W e take it B ack .—It should havo
been Mr3. instead of Mr. T. H. D.
Dupuis we should havo thanked last
week for those apples. Send some
more and we won’t make the mistake
again.
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Thanksgiving the 27th.
Wheat $1 per bushel at St, Joe.
• Kelty & Simpson have excellent ci
gars. :
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Writing school closed on Wednesday
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evening.
For all kinds of Job work go to the
C ouk I er job office.
The celebrated Manfish man has
been doing this place.
M Will some
seine one explain why the
nour m ill at this place is shut down,
and wo have to send off for flour?
Tho many friends of Mrs. Robert
Pierce will De pleased to hear of her
eonvalescnce, from a severe attack of
erysipelas.
R. R. Thompson’s steam
team plow
pl
is to
be ready for work on Monday“ next.
It is the intention to test its merits
as a “plowoss” at that time.
-Mr. Evesett, of East Chehalem, so
we are informed, raised three ton of
hops this season. The price is down
very low at present, so he says.
Farmers throughout this couirty
are jubilant. They have the most* of
their grain in. I An unusually large
A sotiieb N ecktie S ociable .— amount of fall grain has been sown
The youug men of this placa becom
ing jealous of the success Qf the ladies this fall.
Our devil is mad. In fact, we would
in their sociable, concluded to rival
be
justified in saying he is —- mad,
/ them if possible on to-morrow even
and
all because of that little difficul
ing, and if the rush with which they
ty
with
the Virginias, Ho chases all
wmmenced making preparations, is
any evidence of success, we do not ape the Spanish cattle off, and the Span
•why they should not outstrip their ish chickens—well, they roost too
fair competitors in ¡the racQ fos glory. high.
They talk about securing a brass band •Dr. C. M. Johnson, formerly of this
(or a horn of some kind) to make the county, died in Portland Nov. 19th,
music foifthé occasion, and of getting and his remains was brought up as
up an oyster supper, (don’t bring your far as St. Joe on the cirs ; yesterday,
spoons in anticipation of a nice stew), to be interred, we suppose, at his old
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having charades, etc. Some of our home.
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HMTchants have sent below for a new
Dr. Ira A. Thayer, of Baconsburg.
«teck of ribbons to make dows for the
Ohio,
writes Dr. Pierce as follows: “I
affair. This will be a good time for
have
been
using some of your reme
old maids that have been fishing for a
dies
in
my
practice and have been
beaux, lo these many years, to get a
very
much
pleased
with them. I re
bow now for 25 cents. All the men
fhat can manage to get hold of a rib gard your Purgative -Pallets as the
bon and make a bow are invited to best remedy for the conditions for
participate. The money raised will which you prescribe them of any I
be turned over to the lodge to help have ever used, so mild an certain in
effect, and leaving the bdwels in an
them pay for their new hall.
excellent condition. It seems to mo
L ecture .—Professor 8. D. White, they must have the place over all
an elocutionist who is highly recom- other cathartic pills and medicines.
’ mended by the Portland and Sound
papers, is advertised to deliver a lec
Once a careless man went to the
ture on Saturday, Nov. 29th, at the
Court House in this plaoe, for the cellar and stuck the candle into
benefit of the Good Templarsi - He what he supposed was a keg of
drink
will gi ve a graphic description of the black sand. He sat near it drink-
wonders of our National Park from ob ing wine until the candle burned
servation made by himself, and will low. Nearer ft got to the black
vary the entertainment with humor
ous and pathetic recitations. The in sand; nearer ana nearer until the
formation which may be gained from blaze reached the black sand, and
fjje Professor’s description of the Yel as it was sand nothing happened.
lowstone Canyon ought to be a’ suffi-
* oip.nt inducement to drdw a crowded
A Chinaman came down one of
house. _______ .
the main streets of Millerton, Cal
V aluable F arm S old .—Mr. A. S. ifornia,, on election day in a state
Watt, formerly of this oounty but of exaltation, and thus delivered
; now residing in Forest Grove, di®po®- himseif: “Hojp la! me all same
* cd of his farm, lying some three and a
Melican-man; hair cut short and
half miles north-west ^kis plaoe, to
Mrs. L. E/ Hannah and Mr. A. ‘drunk like h—11. Hoop la!
Blackburn, of Gervais, for $11,000.
The farm contains 435 acres of land.
An Iowa City man built himself
Owing to the place being rented, the a $10,000 barn, and sat down in it
new owners cannot? get possession un
to have a smokeand contemplated
si.
til after next harvest.
the structure,
liked it exceed
ijit is right to call
? We give it up. ÏU it is ngnt io cai ingly well, and will at onco build
steamboats and railroad trains “shes,” another pu
on the same Bite,
site, having
w^at shall we call Thompson’a steam
obtained bis insurance
plow?
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BOLDArrMT JA.T Bu>»LARY.—
One of tho boldest attempts at rob
bery we have heard of, was .transact
ed last night at the store of Messrs.
Ferguson & Bird, of th^ij place. One
corner of the briek wall was cut
through, but finding the wall was
ceiled ontthe inside, gave that place
up and went to thd other side of the
door, and between the door ana win
dow he succeeded in cutting a hole
large enough to pass through. We
having occasion to enter, the wood
house, which .fe immediuteW in the
rear of the store and this offioe, the
office
next
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and hearing a strange noise, ire went
towards the store to see what (■« » go-
ing on, caused the, thief to h en off
leaving his-l pliihddr behil. "Tlim.
The clothing had been dropped that
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he ■
was ....
endeavoring __
to ____
make
with, in the doorway. Mr. Hender-
son, the derk, informs us that he
does not miss anyllung. The safe
and money till w$re not disturbed.
The object seems to have
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anything they could, |
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U. 8. Senator "
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Congressman .r............ Jos^G. Wilson
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other dealers will lell yon they don’t
U. 8. District Judge -O 9 < .....M. P. Dmly
keep them. The reason is. they
U. 8. Marshal.. , F • • f . .Tho’a G. Yeung
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them.
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Clerk U. 8. Court.
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Surveyor General. O'
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Please remember that
ist 1 also have a
Sup’t Ind Aflairs.
....T. B Odeneal
U. 8. Assessor...
........ Th os. Frazer
U. 8. Collector..
,.W. Bowtoy
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W. R. Will». Register. • • • • • < .. .Roeeborg
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B. Herman, Receiver... • » • p • • I
Owen Wade, Register...
.Oregon UHy
Henry Warren, Receiver. a .
fJ. H. Stephens, Register,.\.
D. Chaplin, Receiver..........
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Which is made of Spruce Wood, and is a!
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Lighter, Cheaper, More Cleanly, 1
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Is Prepared to (Load kinds
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And is the handsomest Window Blind in use.
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It gives the best satisfaction to all who try
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1- you |O entp
0£ any one
it, and
who has
to »(tanvuice you ¿hat tba
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Wooden Blind Is the xery best that you can
Mwt»i ’I W .1
JOHN R. LAKE.
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SI PREME COURT.
P. P. Prim. Chief Jtmtice.;. .. Jacksonville
A. J. Thayer.............................. .Corvalfis
B. F. Bonham................. ...Balem
W* W. Upton.............. ...... Portland
L, L. McArthur........ ..
.Baksr City
/! t > icial Barriers.
First District: Jackson and Josephine.
2d District: Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas
and Lane. 3d District: Linn,
Marion,
Polk, Tillamook and Yamhill., 4th District:
Clackamas,
Columbia, Multnomah, and
Prof Mart Taylor
* Principal Washington. 5th District; Grant, Umatil
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JT Oregon a thorough Business Education
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TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURTS. A ’ ‘
Frst District—In the county of Josephine,-
on the fourth Monday in October; Jackson
ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
second Monday in February, Jnnp tad No
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session at Albany, Linn County *t all vember.
Second Dfotirct—Donglas third Monday
in Ootober, and seconed Monday in May;
L DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
Coos, fourth Monday in May, and second
Monday in September; Curry, first Monday
Farmers and others wishing to educate their in June; Lane, third Monday in April, and
sous can obtain full particular* by address and first Monday in November; Benton, sec
ing the Principal,
] n27m3,
“ * - ond Monday in April, and third Monday In
November.
Third District—Linn, fourth Monday in
March, and second Monday in October:
Marion, second Monday in March Juno ana
November; Polk, second Monday in May.
and fourth Monday in November; Yamhiri,
second Monday in April, and fourth Monday
in October ; Tillamook, second Monday m
July.
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Fourth District—Clackamas, fourth Mon
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second Monday in February, June and Oc
tober ; Columbia, second Monday in April;
qpERM COMMENCED SEPTEMBER 15, .Clatsop, second Monday in August, gnfl
fourth Tuesday in January; Washington,
TUITION^
fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in
October.
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Fifth
District
—Wasco, third Monday in
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INTERMEDIATE GRADE ■ 5 j «<
June,
and
second
Monday hi November;
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GÜAGF8,
(extra) I..,« 1 per month.
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day in September ; Baker, third Monday in
evPupils can enter at any ’ time.
May and first Monday in October; union,
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first Monday in May/ and third Monday in
October; Umatilla, last Monday in April,
LAFAYETTE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. and fourth Monday in Of tober .
Altai? CoBiral College
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Chickens, dressed, e*eh... ...j37@.........
pfer dozen, j . •; /. • ....¿DOGM 00
BUTTEB, EGOS,
Hutter, fresh rolls,
»«eked. . .4
'alifornia .
Isthmus . • 4 • •
_.w, i.-.tf.atos;
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ire¿m prime,
ft ft.,
¡20(70 25
Cheese?r)retgij
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Galijurni
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Lard, $ ft.....
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Lard oil lignlloinL
Coal oil '
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Neatafoot Oil, $ ga
Tallow,
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and Main ; dealers in produce andgen-
merchandise.
•fc^ELTY A 8IMP8OA. north side Main
JBk street; dealers in drugs, confection
eries and family supplies. .
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JLta proprietor, Jeflenson street, in fire
proof brick next door to Ferguson & Bird.
incisco.
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Solioite Ad
Solioita
Adexrtisemgnti
for the L afayette doi VRiER andifor papers
published in California, Oregon ia^d Nevada;
Washington, Utah,
t>u, Idaho,
luauv, Monfiinab,
Moi
Col-
orado, Arizona,’ ’ • and adjacent jPerritories;
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Sandwish Islands,
t^e British Possessons,
China; New Zealan
and and . the JAustralian
Colonies; Mexica Porta,
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Nicaragua. Panama
Valpar’
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Has created many a new business;
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Has revived many » dull busfoess; ’
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Has rescued many a lost.bus
Has saved.many; a large bus toess;
And insures a\stfofces8 in ’ an ty business.
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G irard ’ s S ectiom ^—Stephan ( Si/rad used
to say in his old dayj:. “I nave J dways con-
sidered advertising liberally and u;long to be
the great medium of success l| fi business,
and the prelude to wealth, i And T have
made it an invariable rule to j Advertise in
the dulcet times s as
‘ Vell ml the busiest, long
ing taught me ^at nteney
experience havjr.
■HTald out. an< py continu
thus spent is tvfell
continu-
ally keeping my bustaess
business befo
beforathe public
it has secured many sales that iiotherwisse
would have lost.4 I vT ;
TOHN BIRD, west side Jefferson street,
dealer in stoves and tinware.
nA YING TUB OXLY
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Use Nez Perce Indian Chief Salt
OB TETTER AND RINGWORM
.Use Nez Perch Ind su Chief Baelv,
or h
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^1HR18. TAYLOR, dealer in general mer«
V2 chandise. Odd Fellows’ building. The
cheap cash store.
8.’.POWELL, Haw Mill. Dressed
• lumber of all kinds, doors and win
dow frames.
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DWARD Â STEWART, blacksmiths,
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m Nez Perce Indian Chief Salve*
w BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THIS PdRT OF
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Salve.
. BRADSHAW, attorney at law.
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Nez Perce Indian Chief
SALVK
from TIGHT BOOTS use NEZ I’ERCB
INDIAN CHIEF BALVE.
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ARBER SHOP, J. R. Majors, propri npO remove Corns Apply F
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etor; east aide Jeflerson street just JL Perce Indian Chief Balve. 1
for
above tin shop. 4
four or five days; a sure cure.
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OB Cuts and Bruises use Nex Pere« I»
M. RAMSEY. County Judge and
dian Chief Balve.
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• attorney at law,—office in the
Court House.
"WAS. McCAlN, attorney; office on south
«J side Main street.
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ADVERTISIFG A&ENT.
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Sugar, San Francisco relined, $ ftill® 15.
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crushed... •• n
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granulated I... I
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Tea, black,
ft. ...........
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Imperial........
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Imperiate
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Coffee, CpSta Rica, $ ft................... :.2B » 2;
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'24(<$ 2»
Rio............
' 124® 25
Kono*....
3300 33
Java?.............. ........
Salt, Carmen Island, |(cwt.
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Liverpool, coarse
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dairy.
FRITTS,
VEGETABLES,
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Apples, green
bush
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dried, pft
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Peaches, dried,
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Plumbs,
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Beans,
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Potatoes.
bush
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Onions. $1 ft ....
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Beef, fresh, ^ft....1....
C’lriie l ..■••••... ■ • t » >t • • r % ’t? A ’8® 10
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Pork, fresh, ft ft.
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Veal, “. ............
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Mutton“ .......
Bacon, hams P ft^ . ........... .... U5® 16
sugar cured..
sides. »•« Ay ** • »• - a ... <1150.
shoulders.................... .... iji’J®.
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EXECUTIVE DEPV»nreXT.
Ton can now buy a Stove of thicker plate,
.. L F. Grover
Governor.............
and sf any plate fails it can be replac
Secretary of State...... S. F. Chadwick1
ed at a small expenre. We have the
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TreasureF of State.......... . ,.L Eleischner
Elevated Oren State Printer...........
?ene Semple
.Eugene
State Librarian......... *....< .8. C.
C, Simpson
Regteter at State Lands... .E. Si
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McComas
OFFICE
groceries .
BOOMS 20 AND 21,
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. ,j .J. W. Corte
1 T. R. Harrteou
JRcp 0«••«•••••••■••**• «<« I A. R. Burbeiik'
State Senator.
PAY|NT^
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qHURN.
Wheat, best while? $
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.. 45 0@
Oats,
bushel;..
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Corn Meal
lb........................
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Flour best, ^Aack.
barrel). 1 25..
Buckwheat Flour,
ft.... j
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...15i00..
Bran
ton.
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ton
e “ baled
ton
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... M. IT. Ramsey
...R. H. Lamson
.............. R. P. Pird
J. M. Kelty
{Dawion
Hulery
...C. Handley
I. Davie
.;H. H: Hewit
Johnson .
LEGISLATURE.
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tita sole irw
Agent • for all the Stoves manu-
fileLured. i >
FLOUR, GRAIN, ITC.• "s.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Wool, Tff ft..• •
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Hides, dry, each.
green,
salted, each...,
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Deer Skins, dressed,
Sheep skins, wool on, each....
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Linseed Oil, boil^d^
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County Judge.........
Clerk..••
Rheriff. ....
Go to Lake's Emigran£$tove and Tin 8toie, Treasurer..........
138 Front street, Portland, and see
Co. Commissioners..
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the stoves manufactured at the
8ur»eyor..
Assessor
OREGOM IRON WORK I
School Sep t.....
Coroner., r.
They can be had at no other place, as .
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Yamhill County Directory.
OREGON - MADE
STOVES.
Use Nez Perce Indian Chief Salve.
RICE 50CENT8 A BOX. F.w sale by
ad Dr uggtata and^e nera Idealer*.
PROCLAMATION.
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-B-JL WaçonB,
AVagons, hacks and buggies ironed,
iron
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W hebeas . Under the Act of the Legisla*
Gunsmithmg and general Job work done.
4
ive Assembly, of the Btate of Oregon, en
f fif E ADBETTER A RIIÆ Y ; pictures of all titled “an Act to protect Litigants” approved
We are enabled to make
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JLJ descriptions always on hand and frapes October24th, 1872, the L afayrtye Corns)»,
a newspaper published at Layette, iattal
of all descriptions made to order.
oounty of Yamhill, OregnnF bn be< n desig
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ARKER a CO., Ferry street; dry nated to publish the Legal and Judicial ad-
roods, groceries and general merchan vertismepts for said connty of Yamhill, and
W hereas /The proprietor of said L a fa -
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dise. Dayton flouring mills,
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tbtte C ovbixr , has hied with tea county
BEST, livery stable Ferry street; bug- Clerk of said county,« written stipnlatioR. r r
Of auch Printing as
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gies and horses to let at all trines, at accepting the oondiUons of said Act, together
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with a Rond approved as tho law direote
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reasonable
rates.
Advertise Your Bui
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with proper roturns and notice thereof, -tod
mVlTATIOM
Keep Your Name before*1-!
NELL
CO., Ferry street; dealers in L afayette Cocnnm, is heioby proclaimed
Judicious Advertising
general merchandise. The NEW cheap to be appointed and confirmed as the medi
um through which ^11 Legal and Judicial ad-
cash
store.
, .. .Fortune
BUSINESS CAllba, FANCY PLAYCARD»
vertismenta for said ctfoatydf Yamhill rbari
If Business f<Dull,
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ND AI NTING. House, carriage and wagon be published for the period authorised by
iZtiAYCABDd.
Id w.
If JBetiSMlli Brisk,
rd Pba’njtin^.a®d sign writing done to or*
Done at the eity ofSaiem, this 10th day of
The man who dictatt'beUqve ^advertising VISITING CkBDS, LABELS, »
February, A* D. ¡872.
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has gone into partnersnip with the Bherifl,
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L p GROVER,
and that official doe^ the adve
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Governor of Oregon.
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Addfoee orders to
STAGE LINEI
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8. F. C uadwick ,
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T BAVES AV T IN THU MORN1XG
w Arriving at Salem at If ,,
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E ARE CONSTAI
•ing New Goods din
C^-Give uÇlKtaUÎ ¡1
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iu Portland
. leaven Salem al One o’clook
laaatd.
LAFAYETTE, OGN.
f ^BSSB D. UEWI9 Fra..
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.Attorney nt Law,
LAFAYErTE, OREGON.
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Office yt the Court Hous*. l.
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