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Rich Diggings, à ¡UAST eSMSSKT d Plenty of Them. Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky, dis plays the richest and most exten»ive. m diggings that have been dice overöd for a long time. Those grahd are to be found in the Grand GS‘t Concert of Public Library of Keh'» tucky, of which he has charge, I and which takes place November 30th,- at Louisville, Ky. The four that jhava already taken place were grantf suc cesses, and this, the lout one, will be the most successful of all, as it is ti e largest. There Will bo in cadi, distributed to tho ticket holders. There are only 100,000 tickets, in all, with 20,000 prizes, or one prize for every five tickets, and such snips as the following are, embraced ajpong the grand prizos: *250.000, *100^000, *50,000, $25,000, *20,000, Ac. Application - should.be made at . once to Gov. Bramlelte, at Louisvillp, as there is a rush for tickets froqi all parts of the country and from Europe. I of the brightest uietu- .y; has an eye to business id, although the measure rm advocates. , tin certainly is in error pts or criticises the action a committee in making id chairman of the coin- immerce. From its re question arises: What armer to know anything irce? The Salem Record .of bis appointment as iya, and justly, too, “just st the prose t time, the appointment of B farmer Is chairman of the Coin- itt^e On Commerce is most appro priate, "because there i are evident signs ircles Cl that iB business circles the farmer is Jd the lords of commerce , but has business sense, it to protect the country >osition of the towns, and The first bill to pass the House was H. B. No. 8, to prevent the exhibition of human monstrosities. Mr. Mays asked and obtained unanimous con sent to introduce an amendment pro viding for the acVgoing into effect immediately on its approval by the Governor. The bill was then read third time and passed by unanimous vote. This, should it meet the approval of the Governor, will prevent the ex- hibition of the numerous monstrosi ties which generally make up the side shows at the State Fair. - - - ’ , • • T he «L itigant L aw R epealed .-- S. B. No. 1, to repeal the Litigant Law was rend second time, and on motion of Mr. Riddle the rules were suspended and the bill put upon its final passage- The question being on the passage of the bill, the vote stood: Ayes 58, Noes none. We are not a bloated monopoly any longer. Since the “obnoxious” law has been repealed, and as the saying “misery stoves company” is applica ble, we would liko to see the good work of retrenchment go on. These chronic growlers, we hope, havo got their satisfy. G ood E nough .--«The San Francis co Chronicle says: “Oregon flour ship ped from Portland on the Middlesex last year is now being used on that vessel as ship stores. It has been the rounds to England and Australia, passing through the tropics several times, and is yet sweet and pure.” Too B ad .'—Tho Bulletin of the 21st inat. takes our best item and gives the Forest Grove Independent credit for it. - Considering the scarcity of “items” in this locality, it really is too baa. But ain’t it a little rough on the Independent? are two of the best months in to subscribe for papers. We ----------------------------- -------------------------------------------- e «IL B ories ^ xnville I 4 f ■[ r? ^-Summons 1 : Ain OF THE FILL. ; of Yamhill county» In the Cinuit Stateof f Oregon. John Lowery, Plai tiff, vs. Lee Laughlin, admin istrato) of the estate of Isaac Pee’Jdecease ,Pheba P<*et,Elizabeth et, Susan datigli. Peet, Sarah Pee«, onw«» Peet, * ununn. ■ ters and heirs-«t-law of said Isaac Peet, deceased; but whose true names are to plaintiff unknown, a and the unknown lieirs-at-!nw of said Isaac Peet; deueased, defendant: > To Pluba Peet, Setnih Peel, ON Pteff Elrabeth Peet, and to tke wtknmf hein-at^aw!a( eaid Jvac IM defeated the. aboce named dejendante: NOVEMBER, 18*4. MONDAT N me name of the State of Oregon, yoti and each of you are hereby required to appear tn the above named Circuit Court and answer the complaint filed against 1 you therein in the above entitled trait by ■ said plaintiff, John Lowery, by the first I day of tlie next regular term of this court ' foilowing the expiration of the time pre scribed in the order of publication hereofr which term will commence on the fourth einent of the Fifth Concert of Monday In October, 1874, and you are here .¡Gary of Kentucky has been by notified that if you fail to appear and anticipated, and is so manifest-4 * answer as above required the plaintiff will ercut of all concerned, that it apply to the court for the relief prayed foF in said complaint, which is, in brief, that icapproval of all. The day is all and each of said defendants be decreed sly fixed, and there will be no to execute in due form a deed of convey □tn the programme now an- ance to said plaintitt’for the following des Nsnflicient number of tickets cribed real premises: which by mistake $to have enabled ns to have wen1 not included in the deed of convey rawing on the 31 st of July, but ance inale by Lee Ixiughlin as adminis ifnement was considered pref- trator of the estate of said Isaac Peet, de- «(tial drawing. Let it be borne ceakpd, to said plaintiff, on the 4th day of . May, 1863, to-wit: ; The east half of flic northeast quarter; •the south west quarter of the N. E. quarter nnfi lot No. one of section eleven in town* i ship two south, range feur west, in Yam U of said hill county, Oregon, and that ay ' WHICH WILL EVER BE defendants be divested of all mterest. DER THIS CHARTER I right or claim which ..- they or either m 1HE PRESENT MAN them have in or to said premises and that C_ . plaintiff’s title thereto I be m ? forever quieted AGE.MENT, and for general relief. ; |p—• - — .1 • ■ -------- *------ • This sumtnonsis publislicd six weeks by 1 lion. 11. 14. F. F. Bonham. Judge of said order of Hon. court, made Scptcmlier 7th. 1874. MyCAlN RAMSEY j McC ’AlN & RAM8EY, Attorneys for Plaintiff, i iÆfayettP, I ‘ Oregon, Lt » , » 1874. w« < SeptemberJ î, e will be the best the coun- I ENING! ^ure i receip ' '» ' an attempt to catch him by the throat he caught aud held her and finally set her down, not very gracefully and came to town. The next day he and Mr. Royal went back when they were met by the belligerent w idow’ aud her hired help. They carried Royal out and dropped him in the road, then went inte a room where Laiuson and a man named Miller were talking, and commenced an attack ou them. The affair is very disgraceful and is an outrage on Captain Lam son. He has procured warrants for their ar T he commanding operation of Dr. rest and will let the law’ take its Walker’s Vinegar Bitters in Chronic course. * * Dyspepsia, Fevers, Nervous Disorders Constipation, deficiency of vital pow The Forest Grove Independent is er, and all maladies aff- ctingj the rampant this week and goes after stomach, the liver, the bowels, the Col. Cornelius and the superintend pulmonary organs, or the muscular ent of the railroad in a lively man system, is exciting the wouilct of scientific inen and creating-suuli a ner. That paper has always kept up sensation among the sick us was nev a growl at the railroad, seemingly, er before witnessed in any age* ¡The because the company did not make a sales of this great yegutablu remedy depot aft that place. Probably it have been quadrupled witlpn a sit^gle year. would Emrve been better, financially, for the company had they done so— they thought different. Tho citizens of this place bn>ve as much right to *sihi complain as those of tho Grove, yet' they do not keep up a continual growl. The disease lias become B®P aired by chronic with them. J j library of Kentúe’y No use of auy longer taking the large, repulsive, griping, ylrastkfand nauseus pills, composed of crude and bulky ingredients,and put up in cheap wood or paste-board boxes, whep we can, b" ----- application 1 • * by qlose of chemical science, extract ull the cathartic and other medicinal properties fi’om the most valuable roots and herbs, . %nd concentrate them into a minute Gran ule, scarcely larger than a mustard seed, that can I k * readily swallowed by those of the most sensative stom achs End fastidious tastes. Each of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pel lets represents, in a most concentrat ed form, as much cathartic power as is embodied in any of the large pills found for sale in the drug shops. From tlieir wonderful cathartic pow er, in proportion to their size, people who have not tried them arc apt to suppose that that they Are harsh or drastic in effect, but sUeb is not at all the case, the different active mqdicin’ al principles of which they are com posed being so harmonized, onq by the others, as to produce a most searching and thorough, yet gently and kindly operating cathartic. 25 cents a vial by Druggists. an active part on account f^he Safen Record gives the fob lowing ndsice of Hon. Win Town •«nd: “Ca. motion of Mr. Townsend, ofYaribhiH, |he Senate has done its pirt to create a joint committee on Retrenchment and Reform, to exam ine into ait matters of State and coun ty expendii^te, and the Senate por tion of said committee consists of Messrs. Townsend, Owens and,Engle, who will m*ke good working mem bers of sueh a committee. Both Houses lia^r got to work in good earnest, and^much sooner than has bjpea usualMith our Legislatures. We ajpn glad to^see the Senate lead off in thjs manner; and whoever originated this idea of Such a committee deserves to be complimented. Mr. Townsend i j» I j • i lili 30th November H GIFTS public is earn- iducements we lers this season, former unpre- \ • I il will be holders Sheriffs Sale. WPOT1CE is hereby given that by virtue I J3I ot an execution duly issued out of the 11‘irciiit court of the, fWute of Oregon for Yamhill county under t he seal ol said court 4 on the2«ili Hay of August, 1874, upon a judgement obtained therein on the 27th <lav of August, 1874, and duly tested I In-the Clerk thereof for the sum ot fifteen hundred and thirty-three dollars and sev enty-fl ve cents and for costs and disbnrec- . ments, against VE. R. Hall, ami in favor of : J. E. Brooks, anil to uie directed, I have ' levied upon tlie following descrilanl real • ILKS! Special attention to a« of silks selected suhsun’s trade. os Grains wri.bea lowed to >.-<t tioh | extra q-iality.$5 00 I iGOODS I 0(8 . pieces 30» ; pieces S ummons . 24( ¡pieces - ■ n|o . I... n " ni cJIahon’’ 1 26» pieces In the County Court of the State, of ■<)re- 1 í e/ gon, for the County of Yamhill: sS. J-ilpieCcs T. M. Wright, plaintiff, vs. Jotyt H. Espy, Ì clll!. defendant. * Í ? • To John H. Espy, defendant: a ôJQpiecè» N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You are required to appear and answer the complaint' filed agginst I .Goods you in tlie above entitled notion by the first Monday of Octo’ier, A. D„ J871, that being the first day of the next term of said court: and if you fail so to answer, forwent thereof, th« plaintiff will take Ju Igment against you tor the sum of ($217*50-100) two hundred and seventeen dollars and fifty cents, and the costsand disbursements of this action. Published by order of the Hon. II.* Hur ley, Judge.of ¡be above ent It led court, this August lit 11, 1874. T. B. HANDLEY, , At tv. for Plaintiff. augl4wfl DR. ‘ LITTLEFIELD ’S i I . Í otice is hereby given that N lilsDress I ODD FELLOWS -ttUlLDING, LAFAYETTE, OGN Il I -V ii-U ' ■. i : ’ G ■ Fi IJ Musical. Instruments, ’ I ' 1‘. ALSO ' Administrator’s Sate hlef«, ■ r ? Ms, * MEDICINE, Oils, Perfumes, ney Toilet Articles 18 HEREBÏ GIVEN THAT e»>igned, sole administrât- r pf John H. Hess, deceased, will And a full Stock of ateiit Medicines. (e and Retail Dealers in death And now belongii g to Ida estate, to- w.t: . h. , The donation land claim of Nancy Ann Laylield and the heirs at law of Davidijiy. field decensed. Notification, No. 7173 and more particularly described ns follow^ io- wit: r. - n ’ The southwest one-fourth, tlie southeast on*-fonrth of th? northwest one-fonrth and the west one-half, of the northwest'dnl fourth of section five andi lots Nos. 4,4’, 6, and 7 of section six, alia»! township three south, range two west, irt YTHSihill coiint>, State of Oregon, coirtai.¡mg 435 41 100acres. G. W. (JOUCHER, Administrator. Lafavette, Oregon.« I ¡September 18,1874. j • *! • * ids, CAN Groceries, 4c IERAL IMPORTERS OF Ub, English <fc for- ign Goods, For Medicinal purposes, no50;tf OREGON o on every produce. To whom It may Concern: Vires is hereby given that there is aa JLv longer nu/partnership between J.B. HAl&Elt of Dav ton. Oregon, and JAMES C. VAN RENSSELAER, of Portland. Ore gon, which partnership foimerly existed at IMyton, under the unae ol HARKER <t Vo. Notice is also given tliat neither said J. B. Harker or any other per on is orhfts been for the past six months authorized to con tract any indebtedness that will be binding jointly 'upon the owners of the Dayton Flouring Mill, and notice is furthermore given that Anna Van l.'ensselaer will not pay any portion of any indebtedne:-« or ex pense «of any kind whatever, which has within the time above named or may here after be incurred in or about Or in behalf ef said mill, rtor permit the same to become a lien upon her interest therein. l’u. C. SCHUYLER, a Agent of Anna Van Rensselaer and guardi an of estate'of J. (_?. I an Rensselaer. PoBTU*ND.„Ogn. Sept. 8, i«74, >, west side J effe reo n street, toves and tinware. in6 Estate of John McMurrough, De- ceased. otice is hereby given by the N » NOTICE TOFARMERS. ~ *•! . ’ The Dayton Flouring Mil’s are now run ning and are ieady to buy wheat ot ex change for wheat, or to grind fur toll, or to chop for toll or any other way to suit -the trade. ' ¿4- l'ersons wishing their own wheat ground will please run the same through a fanning null in order to insure extra food flour. ; ■. by virtue of nn order of the Proliate court of Yamliill county. State of Oregon, duly made and entered of record therein on the 4th day of August. A. D. 1874, li censing me to sell the hereinafter des cribed real estate, I will proceed to sell at public sale , to the highest bidder lor cash in hand, United S ates coin on Saturday tlia 10th day of October, 1874, at 10 o’clock f A. M.. in front of the Court-House door in Lalayette the follow ing real estate belonging io Frank Hender son. Ola Henderson, Ida Henderson, and Wilbur Henderson, minor heirs of, J. O, Henderson, deceased, and wards of said iuardian. to-wit: The undivided four- ftlis of the undividedorie-elevcnth of the west half of the donation laud claim of Jesse C. Henderson and wife, els fm No. 87, .. v. 1222, là*«., situate ni i i.» i V inT 111 *1 . No. 4, S. notification No. R. No. 4 W. in Yamhill county. State of Oregon. ___ J. J. COLLARD, . G| jianlan of Frank, Wilbur, Oda and Ida Henderson aug.21'1874 i r«' illUP <fc THOMPSON HARKER A Co. ina29-3m undersigned administrator of the es tate of John McMurrough, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons Itaviurclaiuut against the said deceased to exhlldt them with the «necessary vouchers within oao vear after the first publication of this no tice to the said administrator at his resi dence in said county of Tillamook. L. D. ACKLY, Administrator of the estate of John McMurrough, de eeased. i ' July 22, 1874. ’ [’• Aug 21:1874.