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F. y. D. MAYS, FASTO».
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Appointments for Lafayette and Tillamook
Tircmt are as follows :
First 8ahhath, Happy Valley,at 11 o’clock
A. mm McMinnville, 6:3b i*. m .
Second Babbath, Tillamook.
Third Sabbath, West Cheh.Mein, 11 a . m .,
Unity School House, 3 P. M.
Fourth Sabbath, Armstrong’s School
llnuse, 11 a . M., 1-afayette,6:30 p. m ..
Dr. J. W. Watts will preach at fills place
the second Sunday in every month at 11 a.
JigVt,Ul hl th° eve.nlng “tearly candlo-
<iiiil in New York to-day, 112|, j
l*ortland Legal Tender rates,
buying;
selling.
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Gold bars are mutable at 725^750 fine.
KVchange on San Fnihcisco, at par.
Liverpool Wheat, 13s 5d($l3s 9d ; club,
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Members of the order in good standing are
invited to attend.
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T he L afayette C ourier has
"been designated, in pursurnce of law,
•as the’paper in whioh all legal and
judicial advertisements for the coun
ty of Yamhill must be published.'
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The following letter wo give fur
what it is worth. It appeais from re
port that some ono has be^n annoy
ing ’’Uncle Jimmy” with the story
thvt the County Court wa. i going to
sell him. He 'says:
“I am now living with Mr. Groves,
with whom I am well pleased. I
liave been indirectly informed that
the unhallowed institution of white
slavery is about to l>e established in
Yamhill county,-. Oregon,)'wherein I
have been sold once before to a drunk
ard. Is the crime of being parulized
—•■though it appears great in the sight
<»f hell-bound humanity—a crime*
ag.MUst the State of Oregon, that an
Irishman should be sold like a bul
lock in Smithfield to the highest bid-
dci? When yojurTfonorable County
Court consents to t,hat glaring abom
ination in the sight of God, so degrad
ing to hdmanitÿ, I immediately re
nounce all county assistance, and
place myself under the protection of
the United States Government for
protietion agaiftst insult apd coercion.
Any emissary ot satan attempting to
traffic in my fivsh and blob«! must re
turn without hi* acquisition. My re-
jiumstrance against such villainous
conduct in accordance with the dark
est stages of Pagan Rome, is definite.
Respectfully yours,
J ames J amison S heasgreen .
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C.W’ttCG-—On last Sunday at fcll
A. m . and 7 Pl.M. there were unu
sually large cougregntions to listen to
thé sermons delivered by Rev. Dr.
Watts. Throughout the entire dis
course the congregation paid very
close attention to the remarks. To
the major portion of his hearers the
nieas anvanced, and fully substantia
ted, were new. At the conclusion of
his remarks an invitation was ex
tended to any that wished to unite
with the Church at Lafayette, to do
so. Ten- persons united with the
Church. In thé evening the rite of
baptism was administered to three
candidates.
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Q uite III.—The many friends of
Miss Nettie Henderson, of this place,
will regret to learn of her; illness.
She had been complaining of cold for
several days, and on Saturday even
ing attended church and while there
became faint and started to leave the
room, and.when near the door fainted
away. She was immediately con
veyed to the parsonage where she re
ceived the attention and care of pad
rents and friends. ’ We hope in a few
days to hear oUher convalescensc.
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SirEEP K illed .—Mr.Frank Martin
informs us that the cayotes killed a
fine Cotswool buck, valued at $50,
besides several others,flot, however, so
valuable. There is, we hear, consid
erable complaint made of these an
imals, by fermera.
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F iremens ’ B all . -The “troys’’ at
McMinnville evince the right kind of ■
spirit when they put forth such an
effort as they are doing to make the
bull on the 20th inst., in
i_ honor
2------ of
Washington’s birthday, a grand Suc
cess. ' See ad. in another column.
, A t ate T ax P aid .—County Treas
urer kelty, of this county was at Sa
lem last week and $aid the State tax
which amountee to $11,254 98. The
property t tax was, $10,38 98; State
poll, <873.
$873.
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We are informed tliat one night
bust week as Mr. F. King and family'
were sitting around the fire, at their
residence in Chehalem Valley, some
one fired a rifle or pistol at the house.
Mr. King has strong suspicions as to
who the guilty party is.
Tho Democratic County Central
Committee of Yanihill county, Ore
gon, met at Lafayette on Tuesday,
the 10th day of February, 1874, por-
suanftocall.
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The Committee was duly called to
order by James T. Hembree, Chair
man.
Thomas Griffin was elected Sec
retary. ..
The following members of the Cofn-
mittee were present iq person, to-wit:
J.
IlembrwK, J. C.'Nelson, J. G.
Braly, Willis Starr, R. J. Lancefield,
D D. Dicky and Tlidmas Griffin. Ab
sent, M. B. Hendrick and David Ev
eretts.
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On inotion of Willis Starr, it was
ordered that the County Convention
to elect six delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention to meet'
at Albany, March 18, 1874, be held
in tho Court House in Lafayette, on
the 7th day of March, 1874,- at ono
o’clock p. M. of said day, and that
tho primaries be held in the various
precincts on Saturday the 28th day of
February, 1874, at one o’clock P. M.
On motion, it was ordered that tho
precincts be entitled to representation
in the County Convention as follows,
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East Chehaleirt....
West Clieliuleni,...
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said county
count yä Said property'to be
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AH maunfactured in this city.
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S. gold
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DANIEL JL...
The other (’ealcrs will ’ell yon they (lou'l-
linfayettc, Jan. 15; 1874.
keep them. .The reason is they
can’t buy them.
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Plenty mud, ’ . f ?
Good time fer b:Ul c<^l<||
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new.»'
One saloori4e^
salooiisJejfe in fowl
to5vii.
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PATENT CHUI RN.
Need filling— I*
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]It snows aimd&t evtiry flight.
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Don’t forget the dai|c4jto-night.
. PATENT W 1 N D O W BLITD, ’
The hills tijfle coverril with snow.
Which’ is made of Spruce Wood! •nd is al
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Two prisoners iij the esunty jail.
Lighter, Cl^i aper, More Cleanly,
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nights. BTARKER A co. ire now prepared to
More .Durable
Birthday yesterday— j&etty.est girl. X 3 'Oller to the Fa rters and Consumers
it and best selected,
ptjOregon,
the
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Latest faitl don— n^ckSed up—sore :«u>ck or General'Me •luindise ever p tiered And is the handsomest Window Blind in use.
throat.
It ’gives the hot
It
best satisfaction to all who try
iu Yamhill.county, c sistin^of
it, and I only ask yon to enquire of any one
nuttexî
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H istoh Y#-Oregon bv;i^ od nut
ted as
who ha-i u ed the»», to convince you that the
a State thirteen;ydar/
STAPLE and ANCY GOODS Wooden Blind 'is the Very best that v<-jl\:an
j . Wheat in'itji livet^ôoï
>1—¿V vertage Cal
buy.
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GROCERIES,
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CAPS,
feyette H<|
are going fc r they exj^e^ a géjód time. GLASSWARE ANI^QUDENSWARE.
Prof. Mart Taylor / - ?
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HARDWARlj AND CUTLERY.
We ack Wk%l>o tb<| [receipt of- a I
NOli GIVING THE YOUNG MEN OF
- “Street Morsel,”
paper of
DRUG MEDICINES,
1 Oregon a thorough Business Education
from Fei
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ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
are the .delegates ap- Importers and Dealq ifs of San Francisco,
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reprqsept pthe Lafayette; I nnd will • be I offered
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DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
ance Union and Allian|p: H.ÎHutley',
H. Hurley', I
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atts^ Mr«iU. E. Watts,,
Farmer» and others wishing to educate their
H. John
•rriss.
Geol P.
s^na.can obtain full particulars by address
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3W PRICES.
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of Yamhill County
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Following is a list of Road Super
visors appointed at the February
term of Court:
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District No. 1, H W Lampson; 2,
P Morgan; 3, Alf W.lson; 4, J F
Bewley; 11, S C.Foster; 5, R Gaunt;
(>, J J Henderson; 7, J Agée; 8, A
Andrews; 9, J W Çook; 11, J J Col
lard; 12, J W Cowels; 13, D Smith;
14, E Bedwell; 16, W M Russell} 17,
J C Robbiuson; 18, J A Taylor; 19,
Wm White; 19Â, T S Hawley; 20,
John Jones; 21, W R Patty; 22, J B
Stillwell; 23, W S Powell; 24, H
Hewitt; 25, F Holdridge; 254, L
Michaels; 26’S G-Davis; 27, A Watt;
28, 8 B Stohe; 29, E Olds; 31. W J
Wimer; 32, G Ftndall; 32À, f Rob
erts; 33, J Hash; 34, K B Mercer; 35
J L Wilov; 35|, O Abernathy; 36, D
Hess; ¿7,’ J Carse; 38, F D Stott; 39,
N Westfall; 17|, W McKinney; 11J
J R Derby; 12^ D Messinger, The
other districts have iiot reported.
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PERSONAL
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Are now running, anc are pi
Wheat or*to exchange for \\
for toll, or to chop f<n toll, c
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or to grind low* or no| to grir
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j H aving been
way
to please the farpicrs, st
the > last will
exccntQrij
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the Conn- not go away scolding
of Edwardaialton;
Edward
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persons ha * ng eJ4ini8f>ai inst the estate
by required; to
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of said dd used «re ;
ivouchqrs to
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present
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tlirón witli proq (SWUV.1U10
resi^eped
in lhïyt Ï. in said-county,
said-coifnti',
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within-six: ;onth%fro
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i. BAXTER,
notice.
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freç of charge to
Executor. 11 Is now open for storage, fre?
Jan. 2MW4. y f
all those that will giV us the preference of
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puachasing their Wheat for cash, at the
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8o come .on, geutl
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bridge aud no ferria , and. will accortuno-
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date you any way t suit the times.
. *J. C. Nelson/was in town one day
fhis week.
J. C. Braly, of McMinnville, gave
us a call last Tuesday.
Willis Starr, on last Tuesday fa
vored us with"a call.
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R. J.’ Lancefield, the champion
wheat buyer of Amity, on last Tues
day paid us a visit.
D. D. Dickey, was in town last
Tuesday.
Mr. David Ramsey, an old pioneer
of Oregon, gave us a call this week.
Uncle Dave still looks hale» and
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ERS1GN
THKES pleas,
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Thos. Griffin gaye us a call this
e travelling pubi
ure ijf announcing
week. He stopped, about a minute. lie that in*
nfsbnnection n
his Feed and Liy»
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- G. W. Snyder of the
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us a* call last Friday.
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LafayettsÉet
uniay ciiœai 10:15,
ìu.iu,
cars, $nd returning<af
, 12:15 p. m. ' I
T. B. Handley, Esq., was in town ,the -Qt
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last Friday. He has just Returned
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from a tour through the Puget Sound
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Dr. Payne, of Bellevue, favored us
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TOBACCO,
Dawes, on the 9th inst., introduced
into the House a bill, which was re
ferred to the P. O. Committeo, fixing
the rate of postage on all letters, in
cluding dropped letters and postal
cards, at two cents, and provides that
no stamped envelopes be used hereaf
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Candies, sarefihes, Oysters,
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Tn the National Grange meeting at
St. Louis on the 9th inst., the report
of the Committee on ritual was post
poned until next session. A resolu
tion to have a bulletin of the Grange
printed and sent to officers of all State
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and Subordinate Granges was referred
Oregon’s 13th. birthday yesterday
td the Executive Committee.
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U. 8. Marshal.. ...
J .Tiro’s G. Voung
Cleric U. 8. Court.... i
..-. R. Witcox
Surveyor General....
. W. H. Odel
Sup’t Ind Affairs... •wf* *
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J. H.‘ Stephens, Register,... .La Grande
D. Chaplin, Receiver.„.
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Jl-DICIAL EISTTICTS.
l-'içst District : Jackson and Josephine.
2d District: Benton, < oo8, Cnrry, Doirgtas
and Land^“ ?d Listriet: Linn,
Marion,
Polk,-Tjll.iiiiook and Y^piliill. 4th District:
Clackamas,
to! mbiai Multnomah, and
Washington, fth UiHîrict; Grant, Umatil
la, Un|un hnd Wasoo.
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FrstDistrict—In the county of Josephine,
on the foiirth Monday in October;- Jackson
HecoHjLMonday in February, June apd No
vember.
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; Secbnd Diatirct—Dœiglaa third Monday
in October« and seconed Monday frr May;
Coos; fourth-Monday in May, and second
Monday in September ; Curry, first Monday
in June : Lane, third Monday in April, and
and first Monday in Nevember ; Benton, sec
ond Monday In April, and third Monday in
Noremï»er.
Third District—Linn, fourth Monday in
March, and second ’Monday in October;
Mai ion, second Monday in March jsne nd
November ; Folk, second Monday in Mar.
and fohrth Monday in November; - Yamhill,
second Monday- in April, and fourth Monday
in October ; Tillamook, second Monday in
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Fourth District—Clnckamas. fourth Mon
day- in April and September; Muitomah,
second Monday in February; Jnne tnd Oc
tober ; Colun^iiia, second NÎondpv in April ;
Clatsop, sécond* Monday in Aijgnst, and
fourth Tuesday in January ; Washington,
fourth Monday in May, aud first Monday in
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Fifth District—Wasch, third.-Monday in
June, and second Monday in November;
Grant, first Monday in June,-ancVthini Mon
day in Septeml«r ; Baker, third Monday in
May ajid first Monday in OcfoLerï Union,
first Mondav in May, ii and ’ third - -~
Monday in
October; Umatilla, last
Monda,
st Mond
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and fourth Monday in October
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S. owned by J. IL Majors, wish-
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now prepairied to do any and all
kind£ of wo|k ip his line in the lat
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LANGUAGE'S, (extra).... 1 ’iper month,
4S* Pupils can entbr at any time.
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wilt be a regular stage running be
tween Lafayette and - Portland, making
weekly tripg, leaving Ijifayette every’ Fri
day morning at« o'clock, returning Satur
day. FARE, EACH WAY, $1 ¿0,
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Of latest Styles aud in fine variety.
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Baker City
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Congressman ., »........
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Yamhill County Directory.
ISCELLANEOUS.
Summons-
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Each precinct being entitled to one
delejmte
for
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i ten r votes arid a frac-
tion of six cast for Hon. John Bur
nett, at the June election in 1872;
On motion* the Secretary was in
structed to furnish the CcfURI^R a
copy of the proceedings of the Com
mittee for publication.
On motion, the Committee adjourn
ed to meet again at Lafayette on tho
7th day of March, 1874, aticn o’clock
a . m .
J. T. HEMBREE,
Chairman.
W. T. G riffin , Sec.
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The following is tho jury liÀdrawn '■ ’5
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In the Circuit Court I of tho State of Ore-
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for 1874:
tlie coiAity
g<m, for
forihe
eoiAity of YamJiill,
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II. M* -Beall, nluintiffJvs. Win. 8. Torranec,
Andrew Shuck,
and.M. :. J. Torrahcd
Torrahctj defendants.
To Wml. 8- Tornmeci and -M. J. Torrance,
A L Fryer
del'enklahts:
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J D Fenton,
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IN THE NAME J f»F THE STATE OF
C F Royal.
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Oregon, you are. l( ereby required to ap-
pear and answer thee Dinplaint tiled against È st . jqsEPn,
Francis Largo, | W VaubiiikirK >»
- ORE0QN,
you Jh the above 6nti Itledsuit by the se«- li’-ffl-
J L Ferguson,
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JWBinitól,
end Monday of April , A. D. 1874, that lroing
G Smith, J
R L Simpson, -
—DBA LEK IN—
the first day oi til 8 next term of said
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hnd if yon fal J so to answer plain-
Ruiqli, . I. court,
B Hill,
tirfwiljif
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uu wiiii take a ilecrei against you foreclos*
F A Hill,
Muifrison,
Ing a nioitgage givea by you to him, No jjDRUGS, MUSIC, &.C.M
vember 17tb, 1871, n»<>n the tracts of land
F A Crawford,
Phillips1,
in Yamhill county, State of Oregon, wlijeh
Win Chris’mart,
nviljc Allen, armi
i WJiieli I oflbr. for sole cheap for cash. __
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escribed
The
W.
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of
N.
Wg.
X
of
Section
2,
town-
Janies Johnsol ¡GW Pattv, «
1 now have on hand Musical justra- g
ship 2 & R. 5. WL ami E. X of,N. E. M of sec- I
menta
Much as
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F Martin,
l'«TIxiyilM^f,
’ tion
one, T. 2,w.
2,“ R.
Il, W.;
X or
on one,T.
it. fl,
AV.; also the W.
w. Vol
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ifer,
R W Douny/.
8. W. M of section 1 P, T.2. 8. R. 5 W. and the
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ORGANS,
X
of
section
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G K Henry,
7 M Messinger,
eohtainmg 320acre»_
320 aerei« for
so.
containing
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Amos Cook,
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. J TornmÇe,
curing
psiymentiof ‘ 8500'00
in U. S. gokl
cutting the |Miymen«<
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coin «ndAntcreat, ai^l directing the sale of
D Smith, - :
I C GTSooti,
said lands as upon t" mouflon hnd tluit the
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F A Fqrd,
, B Î Sfe Art,.
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proceeds be appliej I to p;iy plaintiff the
FLUTES,
! G WMiÿphy
sum (iff >25 in Unite 1 States gold coin and
R Addison,
interest on fjOO of 81 id sum since Novem-
Ll Langhin.
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Laghlin,
Joel Palmer»
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bob ,17th 1872 at one
iK*r cent u I
ACCORDEONS,
S R Brfxter,
s W Sappington, month and costal and .uisbursments,
ami will tukca judgl neht against you for
E C Hadiway,
iBmith| -
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FIFES, f
savl sum of money 1 nd costs and disburs-
7
Alfred Perry, ’
merits.
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An order direct Jim ]uiblicatfon of this
L Swick,
_ Hurt,
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summons was madd try the above entitled
B M Robbin8on, RJMth,
R Jkxjtn,
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court October 27th, fcHTX
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El D. SHAÌJÙCK, A B. KILLIN, •
W P Pal-rner,
HT Grant
ttorneys for Plaintiff.
DJiV McCall, ' « 1 W Chapman,
noSO-Gw -
Lrtfa rette Feb. 6,18] L •? .
Sam Cozine, ; fl
MFalÄrJ
J W Cook,
LBu*.',
Guardi; an’s Sale.1
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STOVES.
Jolìu Lynch,
L K Wallace.
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&EBY GIVEN THAT
J
W Campbell,
J H Ifrown,
Go to Lake’s Emigrant Stove and Tin Store,
OTICE 18 HE
TKTpTIC
JJI the s undersia lied, sole guardian of
RM Front Street, Portland, and see
JeffDafis,-;
C A Wallace, S
Haun Pcrkins,| Ta minor, -will, by au-
V‘ Dan::.....
tlie stoves nmiufa turi-d at the
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Muggins,
G W Jones,
thot it v of an order} nf the County Court of
fate
of
Oregon,
duly
Van hill county,
J W Wisecar v^r, A L ^aÿlor, 4
OREGON IRONj WORK!
made and enteredo| record cpi January 12,
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MtHjh
y,
J G Baker,
1874.
H II Braith,
IàapCj Ihmbrite, On Tuesday, tlie :i.7th
day ofFebrna- They ran bo had at no other plaoc, a«
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18T4,
A C Davis,
Wi|i, kiloway,
Jö|n (join,
at ten o’clock m fhl forenoon of slid day,
J W Gaunt,
at
th ,e Court Honsel loor, in Lafayette, in
G BakJr,
E Co I. er,-.
said county and St te, sell at public anc-
JM : tman,
J J Hartman,^
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,t|on to the'highest |>i.dder all tlie right,
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c ^ rerns,
t|e ami Interest' in law or tn equity, pres Is the solo Ageut for a l tho fitqvoi manu
J F Cook,
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ent or expectant, d ihich said *Dan liuun
factured*
oper,
J P Yocom, ;
Per iiftH, bus of in oj [to the following des-
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property
situated
in
crii
e<l
parcels
of
iv:|
Ed Hall,
)J< M uvirk wood,
You onn now b luyasloye
a Store of thicker
thicker, p ’ n ato,
Yui lhill county, Sts te of Oregon, towit:
I A
J R Booth,
rcplae- .
and
sf any pine
pfne fail#
failij it run
can be rcplac-
and .-f
B oCks, nuptbereq [ 1. 2, 3, 4, 5. «. 7. 8, U),
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19,
20,/
21,
22,
23^25,
N K Sitton,' f
ed
at
a
rinafi
expedre.
Wu
have
the
Jc n^onley,
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12,
13.14,
15,
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17,
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•AÌ, 27, 2.S, 2-.), 30, 31, 322 iD, 31. 35, 36, 37, 38, 39,
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r -, is, 4'.l, 50, 51, 52, 53. Driving' Flue nnd ElevatecT Oven
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\ 42,
2, 43,
11, 45, ¿$47,
J H Hibbs, I ;
., 62, 6.3, 64, Cd, 66, 67,
57, AH, 50, fluì 61,
-U 5,
Lc^^tsop, t Ü». 70, 71, 72, 73. 14, ¿75, 7(5, 77, 78, 7!), «0,81,
L Hembree,
COOK STOVES,
82,1 <3,81, 85, and lot; I No. 1,2, 4,5, and 6 in
John Bnshinqij
blot •k No. *.i; and lot! No. 4 and 5 in block;
John Parrott,
AND DiFEEBENT KINDS OF
No 24. AH of sani p jrcels being situate in
Le^er,’
in said county ^uul
the t<j-«-n of Infayeti
$tal_ c, and.læing
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descrilMul on ]<agVS
fui]
l O oal V pi TOTJIK.
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Parlor and Box Stoves.
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Jury List,
Proceeding» of the Democratic Coun
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