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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1874)
LAFÀTETT nday llnnny Valley,........Fl A. M *• McMinnville,........... .«P.M •• We«t Chehalcin,......... 11 A. M “>>Armstrong’sC’lwipel...IL “ “ Lafayette,...................... 8 P. M » G. MICHAEL, P. C. PRICE TEN CENTS rears epst. fecal Bom Mails bound South will closo at o •’clock P. M. each day. Mails bound North will close at 7 T. M. each day. PoitoflitJ'will close at 7 P. M. until further notice. • OSce Open from five to six P. M. Sundays. Aug. 18. J. W W atts , P. M iiHHHHMHHHi the money sidç erers.has reached 12,229. Moody Jü0* is now coming in at the rate of $400 to i500 per day. | (nation BUSINESS CARDS ’P hiladelphia , December 17.1 died 1 P®l*r8 contain | lull exposure the Kate Kinl T ATTORNEY and favorable fraud. This is.a heavy blow at AT LAFAYLTTE. ORE(M) .LL PRACTICE IN *ILL •«Ats C o irU W JN’O. J. DALt, Attorney-at-Law, LAS, ... OUT GON. rjLL nraetwe in tbe Supreme Court ami ail the cour sot îbeïrl Jndl- .• - ■iahrict. trt tile CtjuFr-TTun8*?. n4l-y p. c. sn.LiyAN, / - Attoi-aey-at-Law, •«TILL hereafter lie found at the south JV eaat corner room of Reed’s Ojx-ra Mouae, ap stairs, Saleui, Oregon. n41ly $ present Ijs felt in »unties of |ork. At tihe north- Manhattan ¡¡was pre LAFAYETTE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. M^ERGUaON A BIRD, corner of Jefferson dP and Main ; dealer« in prodace and gen <£|l merchandise. order was iminediawlj In an interview with th« i t he admitted his gu^l^ e was sworn to do what ILTY A SIMPSON, north side Main street; dealers in drug«, confection aria« and family supplies. K J W 1 AS. McCAlN. attorney; office on south side Main atraet. M. RAMSEY. County Judge and • attorney at 'law, —office in the Court House. _ 71 C. BRADSHAW, attorney at law. Ils -■« . _ _______ ____ A GRAND RAFFLE!! -FOR A $2->0- BURDETT ORGAN “I have comò fornii said a lender of it on to a friend. Can’t he the borrower, “don’t y I am going odt ¿uh i ves,” replied the lendei N ew * O rleans , Dec, 16.-^Tj>e estimate of the Director of the Mint allows a gain in specie and doy pupils of the Higlr School k>- buTion, during the last two fiscal day refu;jjd to allow colored boys years, of about $38 000.000. The tojwiter. The Superintendent, in stock of specie in the country i« reply to a committee who waited about $166,000.000, which with the annual production, about $70,- mi liim, said the whole matter was OOb.OOO gold and silver, affords in Hie hands of the School Board. encouragement The stock of coin He behoved the general law made may. within i reasonable time, no race distinction; but the Board with favorable legislation, be ac might establish a branch school to cumulated sufficiently rapid .for obviate difficulty. specie payments to bo undertaken i C hicago , Dec: 22.—A Wash and maintained. , ington special says Senator Schurz The President will issue a proc has been asked whether there was lamation commanding turbulent anv truth in the story in the news and disorderly persons in Warren papers to the effect that he 3 m county, Miss., to avoid transgres announced, or caused to be an sion of the Haws and repair to nounced, that he would not take their resjieotive abodes within five any nomination for re-election to the Senate from the Missouri De 1. W ashington , Dec. 21.--Before mocracy, and that his friends were ■ -1 the ways and means committee to urging him fur the mission to Rus day, Irwin said he never had em sia. He answered that he had ployed any one to pay money to never thought of making anv spell member* of this or the 42d Con- annouccment, and never thought gross. He paid the whole $750,- of goi ng a ? M inis ter to < Russia. flOO to persons be employed. He Both stories, so far as they refer declined to give the names of per red to any declaration or intima sons employed, or the largest sums tion of aspirations on his part, paid any one. Ho paid no money were utterly unfounded. except for personal services. He , N ew Y ork , Dec. 22.—The will refused to divulge Hie names be- of the late Mayor Havemeyer has cause all counsel and other par been admitted to Probate. The ties’ services secured were employ value of'tlic property is estimated ed confidentially. at from three to five miHion dol The only heirs are the wid- . The- H □use bill introduced by lar; Nesmith for, the construction of ow, six sols and two daughters. r the Oregon Central Pacific Rail- N ew Y ork , Deo. 16 ■A^feteU • ' - ’ -I - ; road and telegraph brottt copy of the VieRBTfWPrcss .*■ ■ . his '■ '■'’"I up to-day, bnt the House refused, the following account of the dam by a vote of 60 to 105, to second age to the Russian' Winter crops:* the previous question. Wc learn from Novochopersh, in I Lewis E. Parsons has been ap the Government of Woronesch, pointed United States District that an insect has made its appear-* Judge for Alabama, vice Richard aiiee ¡there which'Causes just as much devastation as the phylloxe Buateed resigned. N ew Y ork , Dec. 21.- A new ra did in the vineyards of France. civil suit has i>een commenced This insect, which has appeared in against Win. M. Tweed, in which enormous numbers,* is of grass cnl-' Edward Marriner is joined as de or and moves very slowly, but is ' fendant on behalf of the city tore- voracious to an alarming extent/ cover from both $500,(i0l) alleged and the wimcr crops iu this Gov to have beeii fraudulently charged ernment are completely destroyed. by Marriner for supplies to the This worm attacks alikfe wheat street department and fraudulent aud rye, and is not satisfied with/ ly certyied to by rfweed’s deputy devouring the tender sprouts, but street commissioner, for the pay makes its way under the grouiïÎ, ment of 31 bills of Mairiner’s, al where it eats the roots, destroying leged in the complaint to bain this the entire seed. The cold has no > effect on the insect. —** category. W ashington , Dec. 22.—Repub H aydensville . mass., Dec 19. —A large new dam. just cnmplet lican Senators were in caucus this cd at Ilapden, Gere ¿Co.’s ’brass afternoon at the solicitation of the T work«, bnrrt*- at 11 o’clock this Southern Republican Senatorsand morning. A large bod}* of water Representatives. The condition covered with ice ten inches thick of the South was considered. Sen- swept down the channel through a tors from the South advocated the village. The cotton mill dam sending troops to several Stake of just below the village held the wa that section. Thcy-feared the Re ter and ice and probably pi event publican party was dead unless fid a great sacrifice of life. At decisive steps were.takeo during* Leeds with which there is.no tele the present session of .Congress to graphic ccmmimication, there were put down turbulent whites, and seventy or one hundred children confessed the inability to poll white masacre. skating on a pond at the time. It votes. Northern Senators did not • endorse thé proposition well, and the Indians ha ye killed is thought they all escaped A la- ter dispatch says there was no loss some expressed themselves in fa persons near Iliko ai® vor of and some against further The settlers have ¡nl of life. ■/ 1 interference with whites in the N ew Y ork , Dec. 16—Benja South., min D. Stillman, referee in the Senator Lewis of Virginia de^\ Proctor-Moulton-»case, has filed dared the Republican party had ., his report in CourU The reports, lost power in the South because of imputations and statements in the the character of many of t|jc would ■ publication concerning character be leaders, and its advocacy of •<: of the plaintiff are wholy false, and the Civil Rights Bill, which he . the defendawt by his own counsel considered a most iniquitous vneae- disclaimed malice in the publica ure. The South could only be tion. He admitted the untruth of carried by the Republican party -n such imputations and statements, as at present organized, by sending and cites -f the . it ■ terms of the final set- soldiers enough there* to prev<4t"v tiement as before published. the people from voting.