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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1874)
y.!;—- ’y-*' f J * 1 A ‘ t * OREGON AUGUST 14 VOL. IX 1874 CLIPHN98. LAFAYETTE COURIER. • “The great American obituary provoker,” is the latest for kero sene. - TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Coor. One Year, - S3 • Blaze! Tupper is not only coin* ing over; but it is settled dial he is to lecture. Business notice-» in the Local Columns, 25 Cents per line, each insertion. For legal and transient advertisement* >2.- >0 per square of 12 lines, for the first inser tion, and 11.00 per square tor »ch subsequent QsSrtion. Legal Adc»*»‘(».srnu,nts to be Paid for up* PH making Proof by the Publisher. »JU?«**»»«* Adrs. 50 Cts. a Line. •»WiptiM« Sent East, $2 00 a Year. ' ♦ * - FOB I BALE, E HAVE FOR SALE ONE OF THE Celebrated PARKER BROS. Breech Loading Shot Guns, at a bargain. W BUSINESS CARDS RAMSEY, is a similar contrae » nt Law E, OREGON. rill. Ordinarily these contracted (as in the in the Court Rouse Attorney The Indians complain at the From our exchanges we take prevalent fashion of short hair ’the following regarding the Til as a personal insult. ton-Beecher scandal: The feet that are covered with N ew Y ork , August 10.—At 3 bunions may nof be stylish,. but o’clock this afternoon Moulton will they are ceitainly nobby. read his statement before the In An Iowa editor had branded vestigating Committee. Beecher’s his contemporary as a “mangy friends now say openly that he was dog— a disgraec to his own fleas.** blackmailed in large amounts for You can’t eat enough in a some years, and that should Mr. week to do you a year, aud you Moulton tell all that he knows an can’t advertise on that plan either^ entirely new phase will be assumed The St. Louis papers satirize the by the case. Several private con ferences, at which prominent gen metropolis of the Northwest by tlemen of Brooklyn, not publicly spelling its name Shecawgo. “And John Champlain was ly connected with the inquiry, have been held recently, with a view of ing cold and dead, writhing in his an adjustment of the bole mat* mortal agony,” sayB a New Jersey ter. It was stated yesterday, by paper. a member of the Committee, that Would-be-contributor: “I wish .Moulton’s testimony would bear you would tell me something to indirectly against Beecher. Til write about.” Editor: “Well! Right ton’s counsel, and it is believed about face.” Tilton himself, was several times _ Keokuk has been tossing pen in commun:cation with Moulton nies to a hand-organ man, who has yesterday and Saturday. Moulton a |15,000 farm in Wisconsin, and also had a talk with General But feels bad about it. Icr yesteruay. Said a justice to an obstreperous C hicago , August prisoner, on the day of his trial, York correspondent “We want nothing but silence, and go Tribune sbnds a but little of that.” the interview lie had Saturday and A Kansas girl wouldn’t be mar Saturday night, with Theodore ried without a yellow ribbon to go Tilton. He is firmly confident around her waist, and a boy rode that Tilton has foundation for all eight miles to get it while the the statements lie has made and guests waited. believes Beecher was a serpent in Types continue to cut up antics, the family of his parishioner. Til even in well regulated offices, we ton denied to him that there was infer from seeing John Brown an a word of truth in the scandalous nounced as “a linseed preacher.” stories about his life He publish* “I’m not much for shtump spa ed in the Golden Age a biography a candidate at Du- of Woodhull, which was written kin » ’,” declared «• by Colonel Blood. He published buque, “but for honesty and capac* it to keep her from giving to the itv and integrity, I bate the devil --soldo.” ’ - world the story of his household A marine editor at Cincinnati shame. The correspondent also- interviewed Judge ¿VIorjfe, and ob dares to say that there is not a tained copies of letters "that passed steamboat man on the Western riv between Tilton and his wife prior ers who would not die rather than -r and after his discovery of the al tell the truth leged improper relations between A returning emigrant wagon her and Beecher. They show the passed through Cedar Falls, Iowa, tendercat affection on his part and last week, bearing the expressive deep reverence for her husband, and euphonious label, **D— n the and contrition on her part. Mr. grasshoppers.” Moulton said Tilton wasj reliable, A man advertises for a compe never having flinched or prevari tent person to undertake tlie sale cated during the investigation, of a new medicine -and adds that while Beecher has misrepresented, “it will prove highly lucrative to betrayed and trampled Tilton into the undertaker.” the mire. The correspondent says I, is said that a human being Moulton s statement will show by has seven millions of pores through Mrs. Tilton’s own letters thajt she which prespiration and exhausted was not averse to being mislead; particles of the system escape. We that Beecher’s apology was the are all pore creatures. work pf Moulton, his attorney, on It was a duet this time. Two whom he relied, and signed by servaut girls, at Cleveland. Ohio, himself. kindled a fire with gasoline, and A countryman with his * bride then passed through glory’s morn stopped at a Troy hotel tho other ing gate, just as slick as could be. day At dinner when the waiter i, A breach of promise of marriage, presented a bill of fare, the young in which the damages were laid at man inquired Whafs tliai ?” $20,000, has been compromised “that’s a bill of fare,” said the. wait with a present of five dollars and er. The countryman took it in a new chignon. It was in Ken» his hands, looked inquiringly at tucky. his wife, and then at the waiter, An Irish post boy having driven and finally dove down into Jiis a gentleman a long stage during pocket and insinuatingly inquired torrents.of rain, the geutlenian civ “How much is it ?” < illy said to him, “Paddy, are yw Thjt was a bright little cjiild not very wet?” - “Arrah, I doa^ who inquired “Ma, when cows dic, care about being very wet, Wt, ’ do they go to the milkv wav?**” .• plaze yer hqpor, I’m vary dry;” > Office in the Court H<»»:sc LAFAYETTE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ERGUSON A BIRD, comer of Jefferson and Main ; dealers in produce and gen oral merchandise. F ... £|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :------ ELTY A SIMPSON, north side Main street; dealers iu drugs, confection eries and family s »ppliea. • , K AS. J M. W Court Hoose. McCAlN, attorney ■ide Main street. ng’s we Ï oilice on south I ^¿jbrightest a^a neat hit momies ad- qr great and qgton. * She “there is o ►q the Ohio » Pittsburiá li, ^íprosper- named ;Eci noiny, occu- cotnmunity liiiy neith-’ RAMSEY. County Judge and • attorney at law,—odice in the —f' ■ ■———— JOHN BIRD, west side Jefferson street, dealer in stoves and tinware. jg C. BRADSHAW, attorney at*hw. ST. JOSEPH BUSINESS DIRECTORY proprietor cor uts. New house ^HRlS. TAYLOR, dealer In general ixxer- > ch xndisa. Odd Fellows' building. The cheap cash store. i S. l’OWELL, Saw Mill. Dressed • lumber of all kinds, doorsand win dow frames. , W J reasonable -rates. |ord money. $vest shaves, if best fellow aHtj íesc she Jbihrreesional BEST, livery stable Ferry street-, bug- evgies and horses to let at all times, at ARKER A CO., Ferry street; dry goods, groceries and general merchan dise. Dayton flouring mills, Hardware,' Iron, Steel, BUBS, SPOKES, BIMS, OAK, ASH - -AND- ' HICKORY PLANK, . < NORfTHUP t THOMPSON Fortlsat, • - Oregon. quiet and peaceable But when Moses J. SIMON. Wholesale and Befall Dealer in Doors, Sash, and Blinds, also German French, and American WINDOW GLASS. Crystal sheet, enameled, stained and cut g*—— Glazing done to order at San Francisco prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. 56Front Street,....................... PORTLAND. ma?.13m * r attention, the re* cease in a moment, < • I 1 I ---------- X