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1873. To th BE i itok
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In yonr .issue of November 14th,
Sunday School Scholar calls for the
PROCLA WfATION.
probf that the phrase, “Judgment
W ukbkas , Under the Ac of the Legisla Day,” or “The Judgment Day,” is
tive Assembly, of th® State of Oregon, en in tho bible.»
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titled “an Act to protect Litigants ’ approved
In the next issue, November 21st,
Octebef 24th, pMÜ, the L afaye V te Corgnm,
a nawspajier P’ddiAhi d at Lafayette, in the appears a communication from W. D.
odunty of Yamhill, Oregon, has been desig-
MMted to publish the Legal and J udicial ad- Fenton, who says some one has made
vertisments f»ir the county of Yamhill, in tho inquiry through the columns of
the State of Oregon, and t
W hereas . The proprietors of said L afa - your paper, in substance as follows:
tettk C ovrieb , lias tiled with the oounty
Clerk of said Yamhill Co.-written stipulations “Where is tho Judgment Day or Day
w accepting the conditioQa of said Act, together of Judgment mentioned in the bible?”
with a Bond approved as the law directs Tho first clause was in Sunday School
with proper returns and notices thereof, to
this office according to law.now therefore said Scholar enquiry, then " Mr. Fenton
I iafatktte CovBiiiK, is hereby proclaimed adds another tflause which was not
•to be appointed and confirmed as the medi onqu>ed for—which was not ques
um through which all Ilegal
I^egai and Judicial nd*
nd- tioned, and answers: “Your querist
‘ ’ rertisnients
vertisnients for
fur the county of
of Yatnhill in the
State of Oregon >hall
shall l»e
t»e published for the may by searching find this expression
thirteen timos in the bible, ♦nd among
Sieriod authorized
period
anthorixed by
bylaw.
law
n testimony whereor. 1 have hereunto set them as follows.” Giving references.
my
hand __ and
caused the seal of the State
Now, Mr. Editor, your querist has
A - V _ .«•_ 1 -A
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of » .r\.
Oregon
to be affixed, at the Executive
eqainincd
every one of thes^citaticais
• •' office, in the city of Salem, this the 22nd
and now says that the phrase or ex
day of November, A. D, 1873,
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pression, “Judgment Day,” or • “ i The
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nL. F. GROVER,
Judgment Day” is not in one of M^.
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GotWmor of Oregon.
F.
’s citations, and from a thoroug
Attest: •
Search have concluded that this ex
ex
B.F. C hadwick .
b’ee. of Stat«.
pression or phrase is not in the bible,
though often said that it UP
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TELEGRAPHIClIEWS.. ,
IKarthquako Shocks
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iveiy seveia pliook of« (Jartbquake
was lclthcfe last$rcij|
laatpji ‘ng at twelve
minutes past 9 o’clncl r Thp ^liock
was quii® violent^ Iasi ing about 20
secouds, and appcariii g to be neiir-
ly itf & northern hndl Sou the¿ly |dF
rectfon. £»o. dumagi was dope,
but much foarm wasï 1’1 eated, aait
was the first shock (eier folt in this
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' nalize a “permanent collapse of the
Republican party.” Such “collapse”
will not have come too soon. The
party, through its management, has
long since proved its incapacity to
administer the affairs of the Govern
ment with even tolerable success; and
it* manifold short comings, it is to be
hoped, have at last awakened such a
general protest as to leave it no means
• of recovery from the general sweep
1 of merited condemnation. The New
York Herald has long and effectively
labored in the interest of the party,
but, viewing it now as hopelessly
sunk in the mire of perfidy, and .con
demned and despised of honest men,
has the candor to say so, plainly.
Any change must be for the better is
; the general acclaim. The histories of
mil the political parties that ever had
an existence combined, in comparison
with the history of the Republican
party, will show but a moiety of the
‘ reckless and damaging corruption of
the latter. By the strong arm of the
party * J. in power, the worst class of
sooundrels and thieves havo been
• maua secure against punishment.
The President himself has been adun-
i dantly identified with many of the
‘ worst and most revolting schemes of
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' corruption and thievery. His ap
pointees have often been of the worst
possible characters, as if it were his
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one great aim and purpose to make
». roguery respectable. The people's
Congress was not slow^ to become af-
. flicted with the general oontal^ion.
The theory was finally adopted by
that body tha^no measure would fail
of the President's approval provided
only that a fat slice would be set
apart “in the bill’ ’ for hini. The back-
pay grab would never have met with
the executive signature had not the
’ll same executive been amply provided
for, and the salary grab is but of a
piece with many hundred other meas
ures of the party having in view sole
ly the aggrandisement of tho Presi
dent and his favorites at the expense
of the public treasury. Let swift an
nihilation overwhelm the party.
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Sheriff Bird or his deputies will
meet the taxpayers of this county as
follows? East Chehalem, Friday,
Dec. 26; West Chehalem, Saturday,
Dec. 27; North Fork, Monday, Dec.
29; McMinnville, Tuesday, Deo. 30;
Sheridan, Wednesday, Dec. 31; Am
ity r Thursday, Jan. 1, 1874; Willam
ette, Friday, Jan. 2; Dayton, Satur-
*. d^y,STan. 3; Lafayette. Monday, Jan.
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the Hon.
Circuit
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the Hon.
Circuit
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of State
the State
all those that will give us the preference of
Geysers of Mortal
J. D. WHITE
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__ offer to thè Fi 'armera and Consumers
otice is hereby given that
of Oregon, the largest and best selected
the undersigned, administrator of'
stock of Generic Merchandise ever offered
the estate of Henry RbJærts.'deceased, lias
in Yamhill county, comusting of r ■I 4 ft? filedin the tiotmty tterrat of ¥«mMHen«m-
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ty, Oregon^ nis flnâl account of his admin
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istration of said estate, and that, by order
of said Court, the same will be beard by
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS. ■ said Court, at the Court HDtrmvtn Lafay
ette, in said countv, on Saturday, the Sth
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GROCERIES,
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Jections to said aocodnt. . . / 1 I
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A. H. ROBERTS,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Lafayette,Nov. 7,187A
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filed In tlie County Court of Yamhnl coun
ty, Oregon, Iris tlnkl account of hjs admin
istration of said es'ate,and that, by order
of said Court, said iwcount will be beard at
tlie Court House in Lafhyette, in said
couhty, on Saturday; the 6tli day of Decem
ber, 1873. at one o’clock P. M. of said day.
At which
hieb time &iul
aim placo
place Jinv
any-person inter
ested I may
niay appeau
appeal anti fileolfie
filo oinectionrto said
aeccunt.
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J. T. HEMBREE,
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Lafayette, Nov. 7,1878.
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Administrator’s Notice,
otice is hereby given
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that
the undersigned lias been duly ap
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administrator ofthe estrfte of Ran
son Higgiu», deceased; All peraon8 know- *
ing themselves indebted to |he'estate areffe-
quested to call and- settle ^be same, and all
•persons having cl#)ins against said estate,,
will please present them with proper vouch
er» within six months from date, to the un
dersigned at his résidence two miles west of
Lafayette, Yamhill County. Oregon.
/l.Li DAVID «MITH,
Administrator.
Lafayette, Nov. 7, 1*73.
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undersigned administrai or of the
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estate of Cliarids.HapiTlrtnsj depensfed,
uuachasing their Wheat for cash, it thei
highest market price, any time when they
may see proper to sell.
Sociomeoi), gentlemen, we have a free - ■ » r
bridge and no ferriage, and wiU accommo LAFAYETTE,
date you any way to suit the times.
HARKER <f CO.
Dnyton, October 2. U73.
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P^EALEB IN FINE WLNE8 ANU
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Whisky, Brandy, Ale, Porter, Beer and. :
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all
UVERi A FEED STABLE,
FERGUSON &. BIRD
ave just received and are
constantly receiving
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New Goods,
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■ Corner Jefferson aad Third Sts.,
LAFA YETT;E, - - - OGJ^r.
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vndx H sioxbd thus
pleas-
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thkbs pleas
ure in announcing td the travelling pub-
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with hi^Ftedand Liv-
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CLOTHING.
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erv biffintos he. is i ru: mning a dJAjLY
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it.-Joseph, leaves
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Lafayette
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making
connection
with.,
BOOTS, SHOE8,,
the cars, and Mtaraing at llAfi p. m.
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dealers in groceries, glassware, Queens.
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"of 4th and Depot streets. New hodsa
and good accommodations.
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J. H. OLDS ^PROPRIETOR.
bo*Tbwl|e«t,Politic«] Pteper.
|^|N AND» AFTER MAY W^fTHElW
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Story Flaper.
v# will be a regular atase running fce-
tween Lafayette and Portland, making
< , Ute Best .Enaltton Xtoporte.
weekly trips, leaving Lafayette every Fri Th® Bate’ Catti« Mufat R^rta.
day morning at B o’dlotk, relnming Satur
day. F are , each way , $150,
A NtWHACK
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THE WEEKLY NEW YORK SUN..
Light Pageff^. 50 columns. 91 a year, or-
>.C. CALL, MANUFACTURER
R“ Will be placed upon thia line in a short
: b of
(ess than 9 cents a number,. S*«d Y’oar-
• Saddles and Harness. All work
rk war- time.
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EXPRESS and other Imaines» attended to
receive prompt attention.
ppromtly.
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A full arid reliable
' this greatest scandal by
inows, with coinprehen-
jçraphical sketches of all All of which liave Leen selecfed from the
iportci’8 finti
lifMiærs ot
francisco,
and Dentera
of ofiii,-
San,Francisco,
ies "interested; abonnd- Importéis
and
will
be
ottered
low
for
cash
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country
2 with incidents, anecdotes
prodece
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interviews never before
riihlished; full history of the
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G oedknll . “ Utopia.
The
¿sketch of_Beecber pronounced
the besit ever written..What prominent men i
and wofln< en have * to * snv
““ of
** this scandal.
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most fastidious? about 4UU pages. Illustrat
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ed. The greatest selling book ever offered
Canvassers. E^clfisiie territory. It is rap Are now running, and are prepared to buy
idly tiling up. You, must secure it now. Wheat or to exchange for Wheat, tq grind
Big cbmmission. Bound prospectus, can- for toll, or to chop for toll, or to grind high
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. on re. or tu grind ldw or no^to grind at all, or any
vising
and
complete
sent
ee(pt of Seventy
enty five cents,
cents. ('ircnlara.
Circulars, terms way to pl»a»e the farmers, so that they will
now THE BEVERLY not go away scolding.
etc.-, free. ? Adirew
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coup AgfY, WAbaSh Ave, and 22d Street,
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Çhicego^Bl
5on lor the county Of Yamhill and to nie
Simpson Brothers, at Coos Bay,
irected by the Clerk of said court, iff fa-
vor of ^ifiMu-l Brown, Plff. and against
who have built a fine sailing vessel that violence had ,,
tne Madfid popal«
John 8. Cooper, Def.’t for the sum of one
er for
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each summer
fpr several years past,
htuwred and thirty-five 54-100 dollars ($185-
Sickles aijc pronotnic
54) »yii li interest at’the rate of ten per cent
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propose lo build another next S
annum from the 18th day of January
President Castrar hi
a long per
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1-71, and the further sum of eight 60:100
mer
dollars (W* 60-100) co^t* I have levied uii&lr
confejfcncp i fo-dujfi^it
Layará, all
tilie right, title and Interest, of the above
August Walter8anda Chinaman BritLsh Miife
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fa namod Def Ji John S. Cooper, In and to the
following described real estate, the same
named Keeoolc, have gone to the vor a ble djutfoua^e
rei* lieing an undivided interest and acquired
Peniteiitiary from Ja’ckson county. tions. Tht
beingan heirof Esther Coo per.deceased
ig<he by
Tlie
»outh half ofrthe Donation luhdclahn
August goo« throe years for man case of : the
jbitra- of EnOdli Cooper rind wife, being notifica
tion No. KOO, claim No. *3. Said claim be
slaughter, and Kee two years for don is m
Slmuld ing situated in sac.’s 3, 4, 9 and 10in_T.6, 8.
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larceny.
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r«d tonifia Ger- R.3, W. in Yamkill county, Oregon.
this course
And on
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the. Monday
th® Wth day of December,
Messrs. Rockafellow and E. W. rnanEÂi
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Reynolds .have discovered a quartz probabili arbitral
at. 1 hg lioiir of one o’clock P. M., I will wo-
LoNDok. Nov,
'.ceqd to sell at public auction to
ledge about four and a half miles
highest bidder i for cash in band
east of Baker City, abbut half way say? n d<
lirrendei
erof the
in front of the court house door in Lafay-
fwith ; j’»s-
; ett a, Yamhill county, Oregon all Die right
to the Virtue ledge. This ledge the Virg
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tit e andlnterqpt
and interest of "said
’said Defendant In
in hnd
and
lr that, other to (he above described property to satisfy
is well defined and prospects rich. tice, be i
said execution and accruing costs.
been
demands
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The Order of the Patrons of
Sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon.
madeon
ta tes Lafayette,
Oregon.
Htisixindry in Laue'i county will
Nov. 28th, 1873.
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ar-e such
well
celebrate the aaniversary of tEe
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foundation of Htbir order at June* join in.
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tion City, December 4th; Mr. J.
ington
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mefrt at
that it is
liver the address.
willing
Mtore the
The Forest Grove eirls are de Vjirgin
her claims
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only re-
scribed by the local paper of that TOjtbey
city as being the worst hoodlums quest r
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in that place. Verily, verily, when be firpl
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the young ladies become hoodlums, ginius ’
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there must bo 'something rotten in tion of
Denmark.”
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Jacob Kiblinger, of’ Sultfiii, lias
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Spainlsays it
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adjiidged insmic and ordered
becn
wfjthat tbo. de- SAT WAY EVENING, NOV. 29th, 1873.
to the Asylum, We believe he is
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the same man who was tried in
Vii'giiHus must
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ivi A FULL AND CÖMPLETE DE8-
era and
qription gathered from pera^sl obseri
In the case of Ntnte of Oregon
hat the
vation, of the above wonderful scenes.
vs Dr. C. G. Glass et al; motion
saluted He will vary tiie entertatninent with »ad-
ings of a humorous, comical and dramatic
for new trial overruled and time
®n out- character. All desirous of knowing jwme-
for pronouncing sentence fixed for
emnity thing of the great scenip wealth or our con
tinent should atfenfi.
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Amer- j Admission 5Q (jte. children hag price.
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Jjj the undersigned has lieen duly ap
pointed adniUiim,ator of the estate of
Lewis Forrest, deceased, by the County
Court of Yamhill conn ty, Oregon. And all
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby required to present them to
me, with the proper .vouchers, at my resi
dence, five miles south east of Dayton in-
Said county and State within six months
from the date of th*s notice.
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David Harney^ formerly of ■■ W ashington , S i IV.
County Downt Ireland, is request
ports of further ac^.t of vfofonoe; to
ed to step to the front. He was wards Minister Sie^I les at ¡Madrid
lasit hoard of at Albany.
need official conlimiatio^
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no
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Hon. James D. Fay, of Jackson
h to believe,
county, will soon Icave for San ter a seaiicliin^ ii'r|cstightfoji, that
Francisco, where he intends taking there weip awy irréáru lari tie?« i^Xlic
registration piiDcrsW tjic Virgin-
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the Penitentiary at Salem, of whom
Spanish reports
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eleven are under sentence lor life. of »anish
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¿EN that
THAT by
increase of business is thercaEon.
virttio of an execution
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Issued oiiM#t
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Is now open for storage, free of charge to
Amity merchants have shipped dur
ing the past seasoi n 76,600
s
bushe b of
wheat. The most of it was bought
by Messrs. Laticeficld and Taylor.
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WFOTICE IS H EBY GIVEN THAT BY
ecutfon issued out of
Jj| virfajfcof ar
urt of th® State of Ore--
the Hon. Circuit
of Yamhill and to me •
Son for th# coun
>urt in favor •
rkofsaidCoi
irefctedmytlie
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and against
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of Janies T. Hembree,
Plain
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Thomas Henry, Defendant, f0r the sumoL
thirteen hundred and flfty-t^oliM») dol
lars
iars U. 8.
S. coin,
coin7*fth
with interest tlwreou
tlusrepu at the
ST. JOSEPH,
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rate of oije per emit. Ur iiioy» froki Jbe
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18th day of Deecnibtwl87-2 sMblvlid furrher
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sum of thirty-four and twenty one-hun
DEALXB IN
dredth*
dollars
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d upon all the right, title
I have levieC
interest of r the said defenfiaa* ip aid
(DRUGS, MUSIC, &C. fi and
ng described
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to thfe following
— Teal
r-i - property,
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to-wit: Block No. (18)eight< en in the town»
of Lafayette. Yamhill county, Oregon. -
’ Which I ofler for sale cheap for cash.
Andpn
1 now have on hand Musical Instru
Monday tile 1st day of DecembariSTS
ments Buch as
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will pro
at one o’clock P. M. of said day I IjyZll
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cedd to sell at public auction -io tbe bigh-
ORGANS,, u
In
est btdddr for U.
-- 8. coin
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- of tne
CourtZHouse door in ,Lafay*‘tie, YamhUl
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courtty Oregon, a/l-the right, titier snid Tn-
VIOLINS,
I terest of the ai>pȴ
Dejcad^nt./n
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and to the above describe* jaf éstate to-
FLÛTES,
gether-witli all and singu— tMftetedtta-
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ments and appurtenances thereunto be
longing or in any wise appertaining to sat- ■
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ACCORDEONS,
isfv said execution and accruing costa. ‘' • '
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• Sheriff of Yamhill county, Oregon. ■
FIFES, fl Lafayette
Oct. 31st, 1873.
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WÌTHVE THOROUGHLY OVER.
>> hauled and repaired my BATH I1
ROOM, those in néed of a good
Hair
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SherifTsSale.
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owned by J. R. Major», wish-
H
es th inform tJie public that he is
; MONET SAVED by buying the
'p'Home
” Sewing
LI|fnt ceutJy patented.
“ Mách’ine, re-
COMBINES ALL IMPROVE-
Running ments of other machines.
f l A CHILD CAN BUN AND
«»HOMEmmflcrstand it.
: IT IS THE BEST BECAUSE
SevyUig the simplest, and not liable to
J 1 ¡get oat of order.
UbMluaier. Furnished in five different
L’bii .1 ¡styles.
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jIIteiiestJ I: i Prices from $60. to 80.
and feller, braider,
; i Hemmer
neii
Simplest
le4t ryfller
nifller, gange, uuilter; .extra
thro.it plnte, shuttle, six bobbins
23,^-Aboclt
and < itwelve needles, etc , free with
■eiach machine.
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¡- I Guarantees Perpetual.
We Hlijo cohtimie to sell the favorite
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PRICES REDUCED—No. 1, S28; No. 2.
$40; ... — No.B
(Half Cases). - $45. A '
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Orders;
machine promptly filled
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and forwhrded on receipt of price.
ACTIVE aoent » W anted , Oil and all
-nA kinds
of Pewing
ng Machine Needles for sale,
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GfO, W, TRAVER, Gen.Agt,
3, W, Cor, Morrison A Third sm.
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Portland, Oregon,
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Prof. Plummer was at Baker
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on the 20th inst. I !
—the middle of vol. 8—to J. H. City
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The Revenue CMleotcr’s effluent
fcMUpton. On Sept. 4, 1873, sub
Empire City has been neatly fitted
aeriptio'ns commence running in UP-
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' favor of the nresent proprietor.
Wolves are said to be very de-
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C orvallis ,
I take this occasion to ask all .fitructivc op sheep ton miles west
ot Eagene City.
indebted to.me on vol. 7 and 8, to
Baker City ha^lhree |irc alarms
pay op-
last week, none of them proved se-
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J. H. U pton .
rious, however.
tion appeared to bo
soutuwpst.hj
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T
he
L
afayette
C
ourier
has
Wm. Dean, convicted of forgery to soatfiwpst.
, • 'i •
E ugene 'C ity .
sen-i
been designated, in pursurnce of law, in Wasco county, has been seih
of ei
as the paper in which all legal and tenced to three years’ imprison .«light shock
felt here aN9 o’dc
ment.
judicial advertisements for the coun
If Hiram Moses Bcczely is in lasting a few seeor
ty of Yamhill must be published.
tions were from fl,
Oregon, he is requested to write
A lbany , Noy. i r. Twa I qmte
to John Mitten, at Nevada City,
severe shocks of c.q'thquake were
A PERMANENT COLLAPSE OF
Cal.
felt in this ¿ity ue 9 <*' ’ 1 "
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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•MLiiiglit, ranging froij n,
Mr. G. H. March, of Lape Co..
The New York Ilerabl, Republican, has diseukeretl a material on bis ' .southwai^ |4 L ' »!
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says that the November elections sig- place that makes first rate paint.
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON ■ I V
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«hauako Ä»
vero shock of ap [earthquake
KT lastf flight;
felt here at 9
causing considerate ¿xcitqnforAfor
a few mofoents,’ lia’ ring beeil the
first one ever eatpei-i hiced itt tljis
vicinity. I
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R oseburg . Noy,
—At 9 fc>.
j of lfoac-
m. yesterday the p
bur£ wer^ starlit
which lias never
the inhabitants of tljis p
shock of an earthquake. At that
time, buildings:
foiugs wei^.
were observed
obsert
it(J
tremble siaiu|tanboislF
sir ,J
over all
parts of the
to^nj as
,hc town,
and that jxjcub
mor
wMei.
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1- friAvitnbhl
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iar roan
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lasted
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least
compañía
twenty t4conda¿ Jd camo from
the □ OUUlUlpíW».
southwfcst. jl I. 1 , L f j I if ■ 1 y
A shland , Nofj. $8.^-There was
a .slight skoi ‘ 1 cfo’tlnquake herfe
9fo'L,fock, which
last night £
shake cífosfobrá-
caused fious
bly, but n|o di
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