* A A * » T « i V i j»' .h « / » 1 • > Ì -¿JJ 5. ■ FRIDAY, APRIL 3J, < / OREGON. 1874. telegrap S icsum ^ iary . I k * --------------- tferpool—bark. Al r KLOCK, (ÍKAIX.CTC. Wheat, w beat white, id bushel. An enthusiastic railroad meeting was held at Union, Baker county, on the 17th inst. 7.5 il H ’ Java. J .p . Carmen Island, flcwt... • • • • Liverpool, coarse 2 75GD .‘h 00@2 50 dairy..J. i I I FBITTS, VBGCTAni.KS, tfrC. «alt -> ‘fgt MEATS. % *‘L 'll' Driving; Flue and J EIK any one from buying e ithqr of the aliove. The itndcr will be nllv reworded bv leaving the wiili Dr. H. IL Littlefield ? this office. La Grande has a temperance institution s denominated the La Grande Union Temperance Soci ety. , »K. season will be a lively one. Great Taylor far&ily, alias the “Orig inal Irrepressible Mart, ’ ’ assisted by Mr; T. Glaze, the Eminent violinist. Mart is acknowledged by the press the very best genor- I and public to be j th world. lie is al performer in q t|ie 1 chuck full of i corhicalitios, Yankee sotigs, punning po plays, speeches, so » oh ems. ect., wh*rv ¡every one should '8 a hearty laugh. He hear that, desires will get off lus 1< ocaj song which alone le money. The enter- is well worth the e at the Good Templar tainment will be Hall, Saturday evening. Admission, 50 cents. X. Thtrty-ona persons w'ere examined The great Peruvian Twankadib in Sari Frandis^o lajU It month for in- lo’and the rambunctious catawam- sanity. Ki pus are on exhibition at Salem. 1 """HT S 'MEDICINE». TE31PEH.XNC We lio[)C they will remain there. If you wotih|- p^ronize true Tem Au enterprising firm at the perance ]^edicines;’!scieidifican/ pre a skilled 'physician, and by Capital entertain audiences during pared of .his own, d the evening with a dancing chick a process the ' discovery i wherein not a drop^uf ‘ - rum, whisky, en. Admission, a short bit. .j ♦ beer or any c^erA a^poholic Si.-’ inentcd liquo» liquo^ reiitotfm^use Dr. Fuir«* s Lieutenant T. D. Maurice, of mentad Family Medi leine j» They do not Raleigh, North Carolina, several mai^ufactureidninkai ikaras/as do the va- to' , 'gieiui, m __ _ __ '*<h Dcev Skiiis. dicssed, pi Shee^ skii;s, woolon, ei fh OILR.Rj Li’isceJDil, bolled, U riiw.l. .f..;7 I,ar<1 wil ca’lott... .V,. <4 Coal « oil I ' •< Neatsfopt Oib v? gallon Tallow. lb, t • -------------- il»........................................................... . ; .-■r ' 1« 2.5 o 7.5 00 1 • i « • ' ♦ PL OW^ WORKS r ■ ,*» r i<T» - I -—AT t I. ♦ C<r ST. » J-5 I X J OREGON. • • . . ♦ ♦ * i t t i r r V Tnrnin O* *■*" IlillL» T sj "L. ARKEBA r" _i...... . to „ CO. ar? now t prep«re<l L^ofler to the Farmers and Consumers Oregon,-the largest and best selected Utock of General Merchandise ever ottered Fin Yamhill county, consmting of Oil t* VzUlV I PLOWS, '} í * •> r t . r J I GROCERIES, CLOTHING, • t BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAI’S, GLASSWARE AND QUDENSWARE. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. , DRUGS, MEDICINES. |T?N WARE E*TC. , *0» ■ ' I PLOWS, ■ I PLOW^ 1 PLOWS, PLOW^, PLOWS, « All of which have been selected from the Importers and San Francisco. I . ik Dealers of Sat r A ana will l»e oftered low for cash X- m i produce* CULTIVATORS, YT. i m - 1 AX» BYALEXS IN ROUERIES, Pickles I f Cracker». Nute uf all kinds, Tohnoto. ^•rt A i Ml *MÜ • Sardine-. ♦ or country | CANNED r OysterW I Tit Dirti Iloiriit Mills THE PARKE RCIÄ7. Are now ntnniug. and are prepared to buy Wheat or to exchange for Wheat, to grind for toll, or to chop for toll, or to grind high or to grind low or not to grind at all, or anv way to ptease the fanners, so that they will not go away scolding. r * ■ 9 fli h goi <» dsrit The Dayton Granary ÍV Xu «EMD STAMÍ FOR SlltCHUB fa now open for storage, free of charge to all those that Will give us the preference of nnachaslng their Wheat for cash, at the highest market price, any time when they may see proper to sell, 80 come on, gentlemen, we have a free bridge and no ferriage, and will accommo date you any way to suit the times. 1 ' . ? HARKER 4 CO. I Dayton, October 2, 1873. VATORS. CULT ■ • 1 k • J^cbl6:m6 ’I J H. MAJORS WEST MERIMM,er. Y»K 73no3i»-ly 9 I Í ' < Y ¡V .1 vrfW- •■■■■ bVdHi V <4 Mil qmd nJ ZkN AND AFTER M*AY 16, •’TtlhME v" will be a regular stage hrflfiiitg ne- tween Lafayette and Portlaml, making weekly trips, leaving Lafayette every Fr> day morning at N o’clock, returning Hatafa day. PARK, EACH WAY, 51 50, •*rt” <*1 A NEW HAO|^hJl WiU be placed upoa thte line jn a tiaae. - . . • EXPRESS and other business attended W . ppromtly. ’ . 9 »>. ' / 7jn ta it ■* ■> i -i •V * J PARKER BROS <u n « * r « . ■ * . & SIMPSON. I « ’ »íor Medicina] niayetf 11 I —-*11 1. _ f « - a * - 0BUÉGISTS, STAPLE and FANCY GOODS. ; j ’ •* I * -1 -. ... ’ , PLOWS, PLOWS, KEI.TT * 4 - DRUGS t •1 '! ’■«. « J I « . j d 1 ' * a LI VERY 4 FEED.STABLE, 4 ■ ¡i lì ' ' lai ; 6'r ii I a • r » 1 [LAFAYETTE, - - - OGM t e ' * • » i ' * . -.1 IT Ch». E. Warren and child mu. sick Nimrod> during Mondsy and Tu<*_ LAFAYETTE, OREGON. • ■* J j . - • . j • •** / 'I to with tho smallpox. A telegram from day improved the time well judging I WWE ‘<^T.lVTLV «Ml. DEALER IN LT Í / .1 > I A. Noltner to the Neici denies theso from the way they come ia loaded wKP“Giv5 us Iç^*”,,rectfr°î» Portland Corner Jefferscm awd Third SU., V I ■I -• -i rnmor%and adds that both, mother TOBACCO, SEGARS, NUTS, I and child are in goodrhealth. H Candies, sardines, Oysters, ' gWNHE UNDERSIGNED TREES pfeM I One young man, and by the way pF ' A ble to be O ut .—? j he is not a very good hunter either, I JL ure in announcing to the travellingitab- stationery, etc. ------ * • t ______ “78" darii^lMt weeK bree, who had the 1 misfortune to get ■ Jni°4 lic that in connection with his Feed and I Jv- iVliwl a. fnw da-va 1____3 __ _ did?ntget anw with toll A11T □rney>f at Law, And in I ^act his foot severely crushed a few day s^ndwe any ^i th all our t ever'^'in^ tllat found ery business he is running a DAILY in r a 11 rat-class EXPRFS8 to and from St. Joseph. Leaves LAFATETfE, ÒRHQÒN ... eased to say, able labor. since, is, we are pleasM T » • I would respectfully solicit a share of the Lafayette st l(fcj.i, /------- making connection with . •>-------- z * i public 3ghjtl to get about, although the foot is ‘ far patronage j th« car», and returning p. m. lurniug at 12:15 P. J Croquet is reviving. muol2-tf J. B, MAJORS. from being well. »35 tf HULL JOHNSON, JOHNSON. Prop. Pron. HULU 4 tl ’ 1 < / I ■pf J to CULTIVATOBS, i q o o • i •La Grande Hl PREME CO! KT. ■« CULT ST. JOSEPH, ‘ Oregon City GROOEBJES, Í CULTIVATORS, L % h ' w ....................... " * 1 “ --Cordials, ” * KAixiir * C ounty C onvention .- The Dem ycara ngo stationed at Cape Dis- ’ . p ... t !. • » and “Bitters I , of ;t4]ie day. Golden ocratic County Convention for this appointment, writing to a friend Medical Discovery^S n4tritkiuK, tonic, county, will be helcf oh Monday, the in Astoria, says: ’-‘To give you an alterative, ~u-'— — or -- Hood,'cleansing,, and an bli 1 I A toVtoX « * >M I 1 ncqualed cough ¿ieinedy. Pleasant 27th inst., and the primaries on the idea of the beauties, attractions, ’ufgative FufiotU, <carooly larger I Puigat 24th inst. This will be the most im etc., of this country as compared than- mustanl 8(|0_,.______ _ _____ sdeds,’ oonstitutc an portant Convention ever held in this agreeable and) rel^ibla physic; Favor county. A full county ticket will be with Oregon, I would simply say ite Pcrscription--it’remedy cuy for iur ue om debili-j ' nominated to be kerfed on the first day that I would rather be hung in i tated femalQ8; while his Dr. Sage’á ^ is Dr. your State than die a natural death Catarrh Retiidfly is known the world of June next ■ ovor as the ¡greatest Specific for Ca here.” T he G rangers .—On Saturday it • * tarrh And “Cold in the E(ead” ever The Grange at Dallas has al was our good fortune to bo invited to given to the public. . partake of the Harvest Feast given ‘ ready a large membership and ; ■ by the Grange at this place. An ex-' they are rapidly increasing1, • i ; * ; j.-* cellent collation was spread for all to . " partake of. This order puna most’ balemites are attending a scr- ■ A prosperous condition, and undonbt- of lectures on temperance, * I edly will thrive. j ----- * '. - ■ 4-to-» "i**-------- , j _ r ! A sign, and it’s a good sign, too,— F alse R umor .—We have noticed the one Dr. Dr Littlefield has over his in some of our exchanges that Mrs. drugstore. M ßoois, .> ßoois! g U w & OLDS’ J , NEW GOODS I t. < i ». .Roseburg I 10 • • • , f i . • . a 4 P. P. Prié, Chief J indice.... Jacksonville A. J. Thayer • a ............ CurvaUia • • • • • a .... .....Salem And is the hahilsomert Window Blind in use. B. F. Bonham.., W- W. Upton.,.. • • • • 4, t ...... Portland gives the satisfaction to all whotry L. JM McArthur . It gj v.efi ti ’« be.-t ^e.-t >ati«faction ....Baker City it, ami 1 only ask you to enquire of any one who has n-ed tlicm, to convince you that thè the I. JI D1CIAL KISTTJCiR. __ lias i_ Tkii— « them, • -» L J « . r. Wooden Blind is the verv best that yon can First District: Jackson, , and Josephine. bny. buy. . JOHN R. LAKE. 2d District: Benton,'Coon B, Ciqry, Douglas juneln<»14 and Lane. 3d District:i Linn, Marron, Polk, Tillamook and YnmHj >11. 4th Districi: Summons* Clackamas, I Columbia, ' THirltnomah.I and Washington. .5tli Dhurict* ‘ , Grant, Umatil* lu the Circuit Court of tlic State of Ort- la, Union and Wasco. gon, for tlie county of Yamhill, 1 m « K-. Jvrrl 7 H. M. Beall.plaintiff, vb . Wjn. 8. Torrance, TERMS OF CIRCU IT COCKTR. and M. J. Torrance, defendants. Frat District—In tlie county of Josephine, To Win. S. Torrance end M. J. Torrance, on the fourth Monday in October; Jackson defendants: second Monday in Febinary,.June and No N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF vember. • u Oregon, you are hereby required to ap- Second Distirct — Douglak third Monday imaranil answer the complaint tiled ngnipst in October, and seconed Monday in May: yon in tlie above entitled suit by tlic sec ond Monday of April, A. D. 1874, that I whig Coos, fourth Monday in May, and second the 11'rst, any oi the next term ofjmid Monday in September : (Ynrry, tiist, Monday- court, nnd if you fail so to answer plain- in June; Itone, third Monday in April, and tiff will take a decree against you foreclos and first Monday in N’eveniber ; Benton,sec ing a mortgage given by you to him, No ond Monday in April, add third Monday in vember 17tli, 1874, upon .the tracts of land November. ? . j j>/ in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, which Third District—Linn, fourth Mondar in are described iw follows: The W. M of N. W. W of Section 2, town March, and, second Monday *m October; ship « S. R. 5. W. and K, % of N. E. M of sec Marion, second Monday in MaicM Junejind tion ojie, T. 2, S. K. 5, W.: also the W. M of November; Folk, second md Mon<l JRmd»y, fn M m , S. W. M of section 11, T.2.8. R. 5 W. and the and fourth.Monday in NovémwEs. Novèfab|ifb Yamhiil, lambii |^x>f 8. K. k of section 12, T.2 8, R.5 W14 second Monday in April, add fourth Monda , cwtatning 320 acres, for the purixise of se inOctobe»; Tillamook, seioìid Monday in curing the. payment of A>00 00 in U*. 8. gold July. * ; : ‘ coin and irrtcrest, and directing tlie sale of Fourth Distric*t--Ulackainias^'fourth Mon said lands as upon execution and that the proceeds lie npplfcd to ]<iy plaintiff the day in April and Septe'nilier ; Multoman, sum of <52.5 in United States gold coin and second Monday in Fobniary, Jqnc and; Oc interest on <500 of said sum since Novem tober ; Columbia, second Monday in April ; ber J7th 187*2 at one jmt cent a Clatsop, second Monday m Aiiguwt, and month and costs and disbnrsmcnts, fourth Tuesday in January: Washington, and will take n judgment against von for fourth Monday in Mav, and tirst Monday in said sum of mcney and costs and disburs- October. ’ . ments. Fifth District — tVnsco, third Monday ha An or«ler directing-publication of this summons was nuvle liy the above entitled June, and second Monday in November; court Oct01 >er *27th, 18TX Grant, first Monday in June, and third Mon- , E. D. SHATTUCK, A B. KILLIN', day in September ; Baker, third Monday in Attorneys for, Plaint iff. May and first Monday in October; Union, Igifayettc Feb. u, is74. noiMHhv first Mondar in May, and third Monday In October;, Umatilla, last Monday in April, and fourth Monday irrOctober . .. .li .1 ■ . ■ . • t:»*i ♦« % \ More Durable * 5!) I * Which is made,of Spruce Wood, andls ni Lighter, Cheaper, More Cleanly, AMERICAN < W. R. M illia, ' Register.. B. Herman.* Receiver.. .1 Owen.Wade. Register....... Heftrv Warren, -Receiver. J. H.’ Stephen»; Register, • • D. Chaplin, Receiver.... PATENT tV 1 N D O W BLITp, MLSCEL¿Í NEOUS. a •* lan » Don’t forget to look at the [______ ’ _ j_____ 1 ; Elevated Oven « * I - KXECIT1VB WCFVBTMKXT. PATENTJ5HURN. A London pispatch of the 27tli says: Effg4, V dozen. > • * • • »'A • • • In the University: ra< ;s took Chce-e, Oregon »rime, ('a 1 immiti.*i a . ..i.,.... £ .f water simultanedfesh ge be- Lanl. '.t* #• ..J-’. ■ • i , WiKH., tllüHà, ETC. ing ahead from tW s 1 Wooi, -p n> .. ing of both boats w^s occaifionaHy llidea, dry, riich Near Çhbswiék Church the wild. ” Oxfords succeotfedi in getting i qiuir- » i 1 » ’» J ter pf a length ulìeud^ but soo j i drop^ tf|e pc -d li behind agiiiW. Botji Crew Is. were . I. C. It. C. E ncampments .—Rev. exhausted, , ujid the- Oxfords I mi i^h A?1 Doug*.ill assisted by Rev. R. Mr. G. AV. Mace, of Jackson s dino to- wei } distressed. ; Th(|j G. II lun orgnr.iicd Juanita Encamp- county; lias gone to California af get ler this evening tuent at this place with 23 charter ter a herd of Anejora goat^ i i* -1 ¡be I The reported escape of R^òhefort ___ , March . 30th* . Th * follow luembturs, fi*(|m lüfipvytealqdonia üfcwfcJalo ionia is ing officer* were installed: J. T. Hem selected from tlie best flocks in and Groussett fr<|m bree, E. C.; E. D. Start, E. Counselor J that State. ' , confirmed. AJ" MellxiU’-iÄ disjMitch itch of G. P. Dorriss, C. II.*, [J. J. Hembrde, Thp 30th Carlists a victory Tn thq says Jcliiim tlu>t th^y, - Goude 8.; Doeia Price, T,; IE. D. Largi :e. 8. A gold-bearing quartz ledge bus IK with Serrano. ani Bouilierc rtnd six^othors, Siad ar- C.;/S. M. Bradshaw, J. C. The i time lately -been discovered in Jackson and • A " • New ? .* * Òitótcr^w rivld rictcid at ytiw Ham[>- of meeting is Motwlay evenings. I ■ ’* At AleXIinnvillc, McDougall or- county near Jewett’s ledge, on sbiro, hanged himself It is wife-murdbri^r, expected ’flint.the-House Coin- g’.cnituxV Unity Encampment, April Rogue river, by W. A. Johnson. mitte« on TitTiforie| ’ will rejunt in 1st. with 28 charter member», with i This mine is undoubtedly rich in favor of admitting Xbw"Mexico as a t he following officers: T. B. Handlev, State. Delegate Ellens is very San ■llor; G. the precious metal. E. C.;. L. L. Bail y, E. Counsell guine of the pasimge^f the * enabling W. Jones, Ch II.; C. J. Handley 8.; Mr. Ladd, of Grande Ronde act bv this seesibn. t. K. C. Dallas T.; G. W. 8ny<ler, S’. C.; B. H. Spencvr, J. C. J? Valiev, has sent a banter to Mr. * J A'London dispatch says the steam'* ------- :--------- m ♦ »------------ — E xhibition at D ayton .—On last Pinkliuui that he will run the Ross ship Nile was lost oilier voyage from « i Friday evening it wa!s our pleasure to marc "Trifle," against ‘‘Emma Me I ! Hongkong to ¡Ybkolubua. Abchiit' 80 attend the exhibition at Dayton, and Cormick;'for $1,000. The .ban passengers w0rj di>Miicd. I "■ t h : were much pleased with the cxercis»-*s, ter will be accepted. * “—fl Ilftua. although the pieces were not of thp Heavy fall iof nt * San Francisco • . host selection and almost too many of A colored individual named Al- of rail: raiipe ii _ n a & Ho xi '.ft them. Among those who deserve es- on* the zuontipg morn ip g of t&e 20th. licrt Johnson, and a white crea oir Sclal notice ^vere Miss AldermWn, The -A Scimt Senate of California passed iss Wai son, Miss Howard (and a ture named Barnhart.,.had a com . « bill' J Garrett ’ s abo^shtiig the City I r V few others whose niiuies we did not bat over a dusky daughter of the ilall Ckuumisridn, learn), they displayed considerable AXf« AA iW ltt <AAiOpiVU, * jjioviding for the forest at Jacksonville, and in the talent and were 1 veil up in their I isstfeof f7qO,tOO to^ bvar present con parts, considering the little practice melee the latter was battered up tracts, and leaving ¿|he work of 00m- they had. ’£hs hoiji se — was ----- crowded ------- L.' in a manner fearful to behold. * all iijjtlie hands of tho I pleting the |1Í and all soemi'd wel pleased (espcci- ally those that were comfortably Salmon have commenced to run Supervisors. ; 'Jheyijare to fake itn7 seated). ' I . in. the lower Columbia, and the mediate possession oi ' thé building and grounds. ‘ The U nique E ntertainment . A-*———. U. 8. Senator* ‘ f • . James K. Kelley »• 4 »< i*-’* ..... J. H. MitchoU r Congressman . « ISM • • •« « tt..« Joe. L, Wflaek AN!) DIFFKBEXT MINUS OF 20(fo 25 -I ’ 7 kWDEHAG, OVFU'KMS ~~ParIor £nd Box Stoves. .50*’. • > 2 @ 2| U. S. District Judge • * M. Pto Dee# U. 8< Marshal.. j All maunfhettired in this city. > a a « .Tho’s G. Youfig Clerk.U. 8. Court. • • • a • » • .„.ILWcox The Other dealers will lell you they don’t Surveyor General. ♦ # e • • « . W. H. Odel keep them. The reason k. they Siip't Ind Affairs « • low T. B Odenekl can’t buy them. 1?. 8. Assesfior... t • • • • ,Thos. Frazer U. S. Collector.. • • 4 •* • * • . W. Bo>Mry rieaae remember that 1 also have a «%. Geo. W. Bailey has been ap- ointed a Notary Public for Uma- illa county. ? -OBEGON OITICIAL DBECTOBY. . • *» • . ,{• COOK STOVES J i to Dorriss Hembree, 01 it order. _____ for $21 30. and endorsed Dorris* . <& Hembree. \V c hereby caution 1’’ • j COMO KK'SIONAI I.. ' I W-i State Senator................... J. W. Cowls rito.e. / MT. R. Harrison ....................... ...c..,. j K Burbank A Governor ............... k . . .*. .. T-. F. Grover Secretary of State.. .....8. F. Chadwick .......... L Eleiachner Yon can now buy a Stove of thicker plate, Treasurer of State.. State Printer.. .......... — . .....Eugene Semple and ft any plate fails it can be,replac State Librarian.............. ,.. ... ............ ft. C. Simpson ed at a umall expenre. tVe have the —......... w*......... to-to - Register of State Landa.. b.E. 8. McComas i J.£—i UWlSLAWtUL * la tlie sole Agent for a’l the 8tov94 manu i j f ; pictured. 00 4f<c.... at 16$ 1: * .'. .M. M. Ramsey ...R. H. l^imsoft • < a ..„..♦..R. P. Bird > .......... J. M. Kelt/ * j Dawson ................ I.... Hulery - Handley • i • at« r.. .C. Î. Davis • • > • • • i • • • to ............ •( — ¿ H. H» Heir* Johnson ■* *■*■*■/*^‘ Dr. Surveyor...... Assessor............ School Sup t... Curtmer... /.TT, LAKE I K«»noi. ; .... I precepted resolu- Several Depu tions in tho Longer HoW of the Aus Smoked.................. trian Parliame requiring theiGov- Pork; fiesh, lb tt» .... .. Jesu^s, uiiyl alfl 0^ Veal. ernment to ex * «.. • I Mutton “ ders affiliating ^*i|h them, froiff the ' i IRON WORKt They can be had aLho other place, a* .13» 14. '9@ 11. Island............................. craabaA ir A i« Á41-* • r grtnnliiW.TI?...7 . ri Tea, black, lt> .- ■h Imperial.................... • • • Coffee, Costa Rica, lb. Stock is still dying in the differ I • ” • • ,Bac<in. hams F lb, 7 country. * ; sugar careO i ..’4 ' ent localities in Baker county. If r- sides............ to i HB * At the ballot foi* Scntitor at noon shouldcfs... X I/jsT.-On Vycdnesday last a due the weather would moderate cow rOILTKY.)’ J-C, r' : on Chickens, dressed, each.... /bpl on B. Shoninger Organ Co.. lock would coiqe through pretty in the Massach rfts. .Legislature uacil/ornn the 28th, Dawes |recoivcd ) 88 votes; per dozen. ,,.L. .| S. ? .. * drawn in favor oi l)orriss<t Hem elk \ ’ Hoar, 75; X’urti4 6$ Adam BIT TTÇR, ElIG.sj JCTC 13; j y. bree for $80. Also a check on the iou adj4urncd ' B,,tk ' r * M l * ’ • - * • Banks, 7. The£oavejjb The postoffiee at Molalla, Clack- Farmers Mechanics Savings Bank packed. till the ,30th. ( I California . • •• »I • • • ♦ of San Francisco, Cal., payable i inas county,has been discontinued. Isthmus... SAMUEL, is onr duly author ised Agent at Portland, Oregon. OREGON 8 ligar, Ban Francisco refined, * ■ .. Apples, green “ TH ' bush. Thursday’s fighi dried. .*-« Pearlies, dried, ^4 It».... Blodgett, the Plumbs, “ U th... Deans, lt> tt>............... Potatoes, p bush....... . in hi* oell on t nioniiqg of the 28th. Onions.Jp' ft» . . a ......... . I ■ • JL-L' STOVES. * ■ ' L 1 J •_ GUOCIHIK'. urging* the con lem h»’ revered, and sundry merce on the of a Jhftrbor of fefoge at light. ,hrht _____________________ ■ - _ persons are wondering if a real struction -•-» . •--- 4 -Zi-.! , '_ f? Port Orford (OriJgpn). Gold in Now York to-day, 113 1-2. ¡case ever existed there, Baron Ro^inct^ijidead. J Portland Legal Tender rates,8< buying; j e . • 89 Selling. : ' It is said that the young ladies Gold bars are quotable at 725(<c750 fine ’of Albany have banded together Meets at Itofayette, every Saturday even I ing at 7 o'clock. Members of tlie order in good standing are invited to attend. ' . r ** By order of N. G. - I. <4>r. tv. wntts 4Jr. J. W. Watts will preach at this place I he Mcnnd Sunday In every month at 11 a. ItotfAyefte L>od*-e No. 4», I. <> u O. F. OREGON - MADE 90.. Flour best, ft sack. (M barrel), i t Buckwheat Flour, ft t> • • • ’--i 7...... Go 10 Lake’* Einigrant Stove and Tin Store, 138 Front street, Portland, and ¡«ee Bran ft ton., 00...... ’ the stoves manufactured at tiro Hay, ft ton, 00^1.5.. .. r billed • ’ ton,... < < a • • ...... J ll ¿f County Jhdge.. • • • • ............ Sheriff................. • • 4 • Tieasurer............ • ¥ to 4. Co. Commissioners 1 Elder J. M. Stephenson has re- , Arrived'at We.t- signed his position as Eminent terhorn, from Portland (Oregon.) and agreed not to marry a man who uses tobacco or whisky ih any form.. / N Ttónhill Ocunty Dirtctory. , MTSCELDJdrEOUH. V . tex change on San Fran|?iseo, 3-4 of 1 per cent premium. Liverpool Wheat, Ils lOdff/J'Js Id ; club, •» l j Commander of the I. C. R. C., of Blodget, tho v M. E. Church South. Albany, and P. II. Raymond elect-1 : cona (Pi. H J, pi^aucu gfl ■ been sentenced to thirty F. W. D. MAA’S. l’A<TOM. cd to fill the vacancy. prison mont. 1 i Appointments for Lafayette and pllamoak *■ U ■ ' Uirtuiit areas follows:’ Salem was awakened by a lively Orton, President of tire Western First Sabbath. Happy Valley.at I o’clock Union Telegraph Company,; sups for runaway last Thûrsday. McMinnville, 11:30 r. m . ! Second SublMth. Tillamook^ Europe by the advice of liis physi Third Sabbath. West Chehalem, 1 Salem narrowly escaped anotlb J--- --------------- tinity bcbotkl ijouse, 3 P. v m 1 » •*1 1 -gjjii ciaus. r Fourth Sabb.itli. x Anii<trong _______ „ ’ _ n School er conflagration a few days since, I ■ 1 irgument »ft«, tí- in to F. m « .. i ® • • Mr. Nesmith llotise. 11 a . M.. laifavette, 6:30 >- . .......... - — , J -....................... - • — » The case of smallpox near Sa- . before the HoiistplUonuuittw on Com J, to■ - - Ì 1 Bl UFAYETTE COURIER. i ì J s » .ST* t * I i (