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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1876)
■W» - 5 t. TV* e • A • . . ■>' ' . I ► I J- I « i V ,• .4. .IK3«' ¿ f •- V r i I k ■ 4 E * J ? ! » t t 6 * - i /*■ », , I * I I P'Ml - *1 * Ci' » I ___ ■■ > , K NOTES. THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. SDITO RIAL L ä » BUSINESS CARDS. t To tub Ei>r»«>K or th * C ocsikb : Bracing weather. The Vancouver fíegitter coi as to us In accordance with the suggestion WHY PAY $85 ? See ads. of for sale enlarged and othe^' wise inapt irpd. ’BOM THE POBTLAND DAILIES.] FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1876. in last week’s C ourier , the young Where’s your skates? -*-fer is One half of the ¡Albany Hauler A: *1 Meeting of Plymouth Clturelk ladie* of Amity and vicinity came to for sale. ' i I See notice of reward. tr Y ork , Jan. 7.—At the ad- F rozen to D eath —A correspond the front with a Leap Year party BSDUCED PBICE, 135. ' Autograph albums aro tho rage. Vick ’ s Floral Guide for 18*^' is up which took place at the residence of id annual meeting of the Plym- ent. writing from Prineville under JC HOME AND MOME SHUTTLE BE Ol th phurch body to-night, Riv. Ed- Leap year party at Dayton this on our table, I It is a superb ijumber. date of December 29th, gives the fol Mr. G, M. Allen which proved to be ING MACHINES. evening. ¡county who loves Every lady in the ird| Beecher, chairman of the com- lowing account of the death, by ^vex a pleasant affair to all present. All « Ite i on arrangements to cal a mu- REDUCED AND LET The prospects for a snow storm aro flowers, (and who does not?) i should ing, of a young man: “On the Jkth the long day previous gentlemen of all favorable. subscribe for it. I'rice 25 cefits per PRICES. classes, old and young, bachelors and tù| p council, reported that as Mrs. inst., a young man named John Do widows, were seen anxiously standing year. Send to Jaques Vick, Roches- The Coast Rango has donned hese machines are superior Ml iulton’s counsel had got no reply ran, aged 22 years, came here from l ìli to any and all; nice sewers, Btraivht fro ni churches invited to attei i:id, the on the corners, in their best “rigs,” white mantie. ter, New York. Willow oreek, rode up to au establish needlos; two threads shuttle, lock-stitth, paper oollars and blackened boots, iq ! i matter would have Quarterly meeting commenced to- to rest i the simplest and cheapest and the lightest From a Portland exchange i we We learn ment called a drug store and purchas I running fim.-class machines in the market. Ì that the Society foLthe fof.the prevention of patiently waiting for the ladies as morrow evening. at li e. They hoped to clo« 1 labors ed, two bottles of whiskey for medical To see ¡8 toconvince yourself. A they glided hither and thither in bj ! M onday. Rev. E. Beecher R. W. Is Is to be resurrected. The C ourier should bo in every cruelty to animals purposes. . He commenced the appli THE [ J; ' search of partners for the eveuiyg, house in tbe county. l«i [ymond and T. G. Wiearma i were Good ideai cation of the medicinqj^uunediately —dreading to ask the gents, fearing ad pp nted a committee to represent r- A marriage in high life is on tho ' The Ajax is und srgoing repairs at aud was soon intoxic&it^. About 9 FOB SEWING * ACHINES. • , “ thank you, I am en- velvet. Just so Clare. th a c lurch in the council. On motion * vrflanrl A. I J 8ft^ Portland. < o' ¡’clock at night he started for home - ............................... gaged. ' k flourish in of I enry Ward Beechef a vote, ex- The ground has been frozen hard . Bunko sharps se nu to (some 20 tailes from here), and at the I At fourjo’clock a procession of bug during the entire week. tji|iditig hospitality to every pastor summit of what is called the McKay gies, backhand eveu lumber wagons Portland. Turnjtl ein over tcUhe po- K. B. Mercer contemplates repair- ! lice,»gentlemen. I id pelegate. was passed, and the .IH mountain his horse got away from were filled with happy hearts und íjij I voices. Ladies on the right with whip ing the Campbell house. peting adjourned until next Friday, • him aud went holue alono. This cir T wo or three wo As ago tjhi q|Bev. J. ' in hand and baskets tilled with deli lle^s sooner called. There has been a full supply of l^Metro- cumstance gave rise to tho suspicion cious cakijs, candies and "goodies.” P. Newman, thopiistur of th^Metro- I’ amusements this week. After the Ring. that all was not right. Search was J Unfortunately, there were not la politau Methodist Episcopal iÇhurch iustituted and, on Monday morning, dies enough for all of the “dressed . Mr. R. P. Bird hove his smiling I kw Y obk , Jan. 8.—Tweed’s at- I th« , lhiisiden-t in,Washington,, wli ich ______ __ ____ the 27th, the body was found about UP” ge'iits, so a few remaining souls phiz iu sight last night. by and bondsmen have brought half a mile from James Calloway’s were left with “their heads bowed a mi" his family anc nd, preached a ser e I We pit Yamhill against the world [it against the members of t ie riug, house (where he had been stopping), dowu a studying,” slowly and sadly mon on the Inquisition, , ■ ! Cjpimiuer for negligent postmasters. cold aud stiff, without coat or boots Id jig that all, except Tweed, be repeating) “Oh, that I were one of Queen Mary anc kindred I’topics. on. Fresh snow had fallen, and the 1 Sheriff Dale is “ swinging around impelled to refund, and ask^i ng that those.” This sermon, with the latei message pf body was covered with it. J. M. Al- the circle ” collecting taxes. ?2 We were welcomed by our kind reviver“ of all claims againiit them the President, ha), been printed in ir. lJn, J. P. at this place, held an in- host and hostess, who have a happy The strip of carpet on the Court- ppointed. The city and county, ijbest over the body. The evidence pamphlet form b r the BtJÿpLlican Jttjfipblicau faculty of entertaining their guests House steps should be removed. rr before the jury was conclusive as to . attorney general of the corpora- ae most agreeably. Not a moment of Congressional campaign ¡committee, 1 the cause or his death, and they re- time passed unoccupied until tbe "wee Fred Crawford has some chickens ¡on, , council and others, are ipade de- and five hundred housand d of! o|> it will The mo't -i'np »rtant improvement ever turned a verdict that he caiue to his i hours” When all went away well for safe. Here is a chance for Fox. I < ^ndants. made. It mvea labor and preserves health. > be distributed all jver the t’|if don. — death by freezing The night was not pleased and wishing that every year No more disease and death*, 'side or back She Stoops to Conquer, was writ itllug Ball and (he Hostile ■iioux In cold enough to freeze a man in his ache* fronr using sewing machines. No was Leap Year. ten before the days of pin-back skirts. Mention was lm.de lust ¡wejA of the Camp. 1^ right mind, either on foot or ou horse teaching required. A child can run it. Al O ne of the P arty . ' ways ¡-tarts the tight way. Never goes back, He had on his person a watch Smith & Co. received a fine lot of arrest of Capt. bawyer for wrecking A special from St» Paul says advi- A mltyi Jan. 11, 1876. backwards and breaks things. Can be stop and $370 <U) in coin, all safe. His furniture lumber per boat during the the Orpheus. He Lad an examination efl from Fort Buford report Sitting ped instantly. With It on yonr machine, father, Jacob Doran, lives in Yamhill week. before the proper iuthoritiesii|itd was te 1 and thehostile Sioux in Camp on you can do double the work you can with Another corres pondent from Amity county, aud the son came <Mt here out it. Fittv Fitty aiitches stitches can bs ba made with one The mail carrier sported a plug hat acquitted. he Yellowstone, 96 miles above the || e T about two weeks ago to attend to some sends us the following: pressure of one foot. It cim be applied to • ■ ■ • i * I the other evening but forgot part of 'pi 'any sewing machine. Approved by the The Albanians ?an now say t: .'‘Now stock for his father."— Ongontan. nt. Their numbershave been in- Since tile lasf items from this place the mail. Massachusetts State Board of Health, (Bee 1.” All is the winter of 01 r discontent re ■ised by the young men irom the Oftivial Report, lh72):. Massachusetts Medi W hy 1* I t ?—The question is often a number of events have happened; Tbe report of a shot gun the other cal Society and Massachusetts Charitable because tbe mail is ordered stb pt'ped on over agencies, who are dissatisfied Mechanic's Asseciatiou. The Hall Treadle asked, why don’t the boatslay at La some of general importance, aud oth night spelled the music of a serenad the Albany express. ■il li the peace policy of t be other U is a part of all Home Machines sold by us. ing party. ers only ifitefor goæipy old maids to fayette over night, instead of Dayton? ■ The Hull Treadle Grinding Machine qisfe. Several murders occurring tell.. r? A Wushingtqti Ji mondent An exchange asks, how shall we Must be seen to be appreciated. For a We are not prepared to answer, and as! fall, on tho Upper Missouri, have . farmer or mechanic to see it. is to bny one. rise? Try sitting down on a can of of the Eust Ortoo.uan write®! as fol The Literary Society at a recent know of uo reason unless it is'lo favor It is an.itidispen-able.article in every farm nitro-glycerine. . Jin: “ L. n traced to the Indians now with lows sf our mir Cougreism|jiu: "L. house, shop or hotel- • the railroad. There is not a day pass meeting decided that the women of |t ting Bull. 1 > The Hall Treadle Jig Saw und Bor Has your honey-suckle invited you F. Lane arrived tore on bu#*y, and Oregon hâve a right to the ballot. ing Machine. es but what some of the citizens to the leap year party?, is the query was early on Lam . Monday Rolling . Step Towurdu War with Mexico. 1« an accomplishment in every workshop The luoetings of this society are large 3 r**'-' À ** iJ o of this vicinity have occasion to go to •i among the boys. * , The Hall trea.lle is applicable to all ma ' ?he Sun considers the ’ House resolu- gani f-d. lie when the House was oi f* -- “ J ” ly attended, and all who go appear .Portland, and they bate most wofully chinery requiring a foot power-—<e wing ma- This thing of jerking out local has already crejat’ 4 ft very ! eiry Iji^orable clunes, grindstoues^.iig saws, turning lathes to go to St. Joe through the mud to satisfied ^hut it is a meritorious insti ioh for special inquiry into the Mex- news — when you know of none — is not jewelers'aud dentists'lathes, etc. "Send for- get on the cars. It certatnly would be tution^ can robber incursions into Texas the S to inefficient i o one of hlor the next meeting the pro the thing it is cracked up to be. impression, and promises! tution^’Eo circulars. a great accommodation to many for k rit step toward a war with Mexico. tbe most industrious and ^efficient has several novelties. Among gramme hi HALL D the boats to remain over night at this Since the leap year party has been 17 New' Montgomery st. Sau Fracisco which ’ ~ we , would ___ * mention, "biograph f Mexico cannot restrain her bandits members of tito tl|e j Forty-foiij^ th Con- place. Auuther thing in this coixnec- v'_ ! , no3(j ical sketch of Byron,” "Prospective under way some of the young ladies gress. Ilis 111 nd' will not authorize th|e United manners art* agi t treeable. tiou: most of the freight that is ship bciidbts of the‘West Side Railroad” iave found out "how it is” them- ped from Portland to Lafayette is effective ' r_______ D in p *1 marked I dq&„ Lee ___ that tRtes to repress them by possessing antfea spelling match, two youug young gen- gen selves. an«i-sp411ing < marked via Dayton. Now, wc are ■ I . * mrsuit on her soil, public nentiment personal* magiàitiiiu wliicbMuude his Pull-backs are just the thing for not finding fault with our neighbor- I j tlKWn a‘Ld ‘ wo young ladies. a po po- Quines.L- Ladd buried another, of skating. If the wearer should skate honored fat aer so uccusÁfunfas - • L 2-= 9 * ’ teAds towards the employment of II I as a ing town,-but it is an injustice for j i hiAchildrcn on Monday.—A bright into a hole, she would be pulled-back litical leader, dne whicH giv ke him a 5 ~ 3 s "oitce to, com pel ample rfedreis. freight for this place to be left there, i ; little girl ten years of age. - Í5 E-'i.S-o of course. w when the boats could bring it ou to prominance wh'ic but fcwHiavjj at- * Rich Gold (quartz. Amity can boast of one less saloon, It is feared by some 'that the frost taiued. Remem b ing tile u father with this place just As well as »°t. It 1 the reasons, for closing this one would O hey R nne , Jan. 9.—A very rich makes extra cost for the merchants by ■ will kill some of the fall sown wheat, deepest feelings itil'lo, tbe j be too lcjug a story for this letter e x>sit of gold has been stri ick in the bi ing so left. Will some DUB’ please , iowever, there ain’t much to kill in Q. R.,X. Southern members have lii the tized arise aud explaiu how long this is to 1 /•■ntenni lode, near Laramie City, at this county. Q. R. X. pays a handsome compli son to such a d- Jree thaf al .adv he continue. 1 < epth of 100 feet. A large body of A black velvet b<lt was pick«l up ment to the young ladies who manag is looked uj>on aslone of wmost in- 1 n 2 ? -.1= *oS-5.^5 u trtz was found, showing a greater W here W ar H e ?—A North Yam ed the Leap Year Party. A full ac- the night of the spelling school, ano which the owner can have by calling iiuentiul members of th ie H <se. His mount of free gold than wall s ever be hill gentleman, who we shall desig | count of which is given above. We r* i *-* *5 » - A reception herejgiles proiaiM| at this office. ■>d' that tha.t all a ©Be seen in any rock. Lo|i rge solid ____ nate as Mr. D., thought he would i hope to bear from our correspondents SS 5T« ï-W<- E ï * will 2.a —MM Sheriff Dale has procured asphal Pleasures which l.e Las at liiurt lasses of this rock will be sent to the have a joke on a granger at that place. I regularly. tum to fik the ground floor of the receive a geiieroi s suppor t| In his* letiteiinial Exposition at Pbiladel- □5.-0 - = g ° » ® He thought that he had obtained an Dourt-H^>use. This 16 a move in the election, Oregon, ins sectirui d«a Rvpre- tfa. 1 E lection of O fficers .—Lafay right direction. insight to the private workings of the Sfittati ve who wi 1 be iu a ■psitiou to ! Eiamlnntlo« of Capt. Sawyer. *□5 w-5 a? 2.= order, and meeting his granger friend, ette Sunday School elected the follow Bridal tours are going out of fash- do much toward advanriuj ¿the best ing officers for the ensuing year, on B an F rancisco . Jan. 9.¡- The cx- on, and the young maircau enjoy the who by the way is considerable of a of the State.” ; I I last Sabbath: Mrs. M, E. Burbank, irst blissful days directly uuder the iute rests — termination of Capt. Sawyer for wreck i—f wag, gave him what he supposed was --- F watchful eyes of his mother-in-law. S” 2.C ° 3 >ï E s' “S 5 KSiTO UOA1 ing 81PER- _ the Orpheus , _ , finished yesterday. IN5THUCTÀOXS lhe grand hailing sign. The granger Superintendent; Mrs. Starr, Assistant I 3 5 T* « 2 « A young gentleman’s company was The Commissioner decided, that the failed to respond. D. thought to test Superintendent; Mrs. Large, Secre a.< VINOUS. tary. solicited for the leap year party, but him further, and said, i'wbere did we government had failed to hiake out • 2 zo—s»'*? ©2 » S s 2 * ’ 33 a* ® Z® meet last?” Mr. Granger very ear Below will T btì found tl I instr a ci O d J*n. 7th, the Amity Literary he innocently informed the young la it! ease, and on motiou of United dy that he had no desire to be second lî » 3 ^^5 p C nestly replied: “I believe the last time j Society elected th« following officers: tions adopt cd b„ bj! the Gou ty Court States Attorney VanDuzen; the pris- choice. we met was at the Lone Star saloon, and furnished rife tlie.Sufief ! D. J. Cprker, President; R. W. Phil- .Super vi ^rs. It is 01 er was discharged aud his bail ex- a o = e.. where we played seven-up all night £.-«030© We would suggest to a few of our well for all to i 1 bç familiar * ritti them -K ñ ■ S S , lips ami Prof. Frazier, Vice Presi- <h erated. tor whisxey, and your friends had to S. ” » 3 » 1rs. friends who make this office a place ■:lir F; 3 Grain Trade Review. K put you to bv<i in the morning.” This > dents; Arthur Frazier, Secretary; Flo of Sunday resqpt that they club to lence we publisln a.O© completely got away with Mr D., as ra Robjnson, Treasurer; John A. Tay gether and buy the hall. We do not 1. Persons Quitted onltha a|list With - » g LONDON, Jan. 10.—The Mark Lane he is a great professor of temperance. lor, Critic; Thos. Barton, 8ergeant-at- need your assistence. in the tiuiej-ciquired by la^ er, can at Express’ weekly review of the grain I Arms; J. C. Cooper, Prosecuting At- any time witliihithe year," |pe placed From a scientific authority we learn thereon by the Supervisor,; ¿id asses- P rairie A cademy .—The Prairie ! i torney. triule, says that in the Paris market, that the wine crop of France last year s<d the num ber of days lia| e, and re- i------------ «■»»— ---------- Academy Literary Society was reor reports of .the reappearance of frost A S crew L oose .—Evidently there would fill a ditch 34 f>*et wide, 34 feet quire them worked. arrested the downward tendency of ganized the 24th of November last, HAVE TWO GOOD EARMS 1X)R SALE is a screw loose somewhere in the P. deep, and 4,000 miles long. Now, 2. If any person refu work qr at very reasonable terms— each contain prices, but trade is stagnant, while in since jhich time it has been in a very don ’ t you wish you were a ditch? furnish a suitable subs te after Q. D. Kt ween hero and Portland. ing 340 acres. prosperous condition. The officers several provincial markets quotations It is said that some people have three days .iwtice, either ir sonai or One is situate one mile and a half north of Just where we know n.ot. If the pub Iuifayette; ‘is well improved. Has a good ate one shilling lower, biome places are: President, R. Longacre; Vice- y be col- what is called "spontaneity,” and oy writing, lijis koad tax lishers of the daily Ortgnriian could Holland, Belgium and Germany President, Miss Flora Smith; Secre have heard the swearing of their sub some haven’t; but nobody ever sat lected in tnou'ey.. 3. If by reason—sick nd , absence, down on a pincushion yet without tary/ Charles Phillipps; Treasurer scribers a few nights since they would hkve been iu sympathy, but nowhere Aitd all kinds of shrubbery of the* best va manifesting something surprisingly or other good Cause, obedi ice is not riety. The other is in Chehalein Valley near Edd. Hadaway: Sargeant-at-arms, J have thought a missions! y a presence like it. Lks there been such material reduction .given to notice^ 8uperjri s can em- the Willamette river. There is a good Morin. .The society held a meeting necessary. We’ll admit that mistakes ploy such petsoh or his titute at JI al to cause discontent of growers with This is the kind of weather that another time|aiid place. last Friday night at which a very are liable to occur, &c., but when P esent rates. St. Petersburg is un un- makes the dashing young man wish they happen twice a week they are pleasant evening was spent. After 4. Personk may. in of each changed and Odessa closed, so ship On this place;plenty of good timber; about the regular programme of test read getting jiist a little too thick.. Twice that instead of spending a dollar and days’ work, |>ay two dqlla to be ex- 0 acres cleared. , a half for that massive diamond pi» within a week has the above named ments from both places must cease for ings, recitatious, and declamations I pended in hi» district. ither of these farms can be secured at a bagrain. Terms easy. , was completed the paper was read by 5aper failed to put in an appearance. last Summer, he had judiciously in sòme time. In Adelaide, Australia, U>. Every Supervisor hall erect For further particulars enquire of G. A, Hadaway, editor, which was he fault evidently is with the mail vested it iu a pair of Winter drawers. and keep up at the forks o •ry high- w>hence.we were recently led to exect 8. SMITH, full of life and interest. After a short I agent or at Portland. The other morning after a night’s way and every crossing o thè public pr at this office. large shipments, prices hate suddenly ------------------------------- ----------------------- recess the society was entertained by heavy frost, a gentleman stepped up roads iu his district, a fi T board, S iusef L ost .—M-. John E. Harris, risen five shillings per quarter, and volunteer readings and impromptu on tbe ice-covered walk in front of his directing the way .and ce to the teiere is great difficulty in securing speeches by seferal. of the memlx:r8 living about three’ miles west of this door, and. sitting down, surveyed the next town or.piace. 6. Supervisors shall of the society. Time of meeting was place, lost 70 sheep out of a band of landscape between his elevated feet, sent their wtholesale quantities. changed to Saturday night. Next 95, by drowning. His sheep were while hyms of praise bubbled up from Reports to the County Coati •t, tÈe first Her. Majesty Queen Victoria will his overflowing heart. week in January.' meeting the 22nd inst. grazing in the low lands on the banks « 7. Two copies of thiw probably open the coining session of m arosent A darkey who was stooping to wash G ood S pelling .—Last Wednesday of thei North Yamhill, and during the to each Supervisor: On o be used Parliament in person, his hands in a creek, didn’t notice the « r, and evening, at the spelling school, Miss high water last week vjere surrounded peculiar actions of a goat iust behind and turned over to his su I Members of Congress aife indulging one to be aa »rell preser as possib- May Nelson had tha honor of spelling and could not get ashore; the water him, so’whcp he scrambled out of the msiderably in sharp shooting. le and returned his repo the school down. This seem* all the kept rising until the ground on which water and was asked how it happen- 8. The .Supervisor m ut in the Another Suit affainat Beecher. the sheep were became overflowed.* • ed, he answered: “I dunno 'zactly; more remarkable when it is taken in names of all persons in ¡strict li z Johnny waded out to them and man but ’peared as ef de shore kinder h’is- N ew Y ork , Jan. 12.—The coansel I« able to road t»x and retu the list to to consideration that she is only about aged to get 25 ashore. ted and frowed me.” # tho County .01^^ by the i th of April sr is making prepara for Jos. Loeder eleven years of age. We are of the to have the iAnnessment* i tions for a suit Henry Ward led in it against Re opinipn that she could have spelled C ure for T obacco C hewing .—It COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. 9. The Supervisor be e obtaining down two or three more schools had is said that a McMinnvilleite com Pjpecher, claiming damages for mali SHERIDAN, OREGON» Following proceedings we wero un lumber or materials for his district an opportunity been given. She nev cious prosecution. must obtain, an order fr the Court, er hesitates when a word is propound pletely cured himself of the habit o:: able to procure last week: Earthquakes in South America. authoriz.ng him to pure ethe same, chewing tobacco by tasting an applo ed but tackles it with the utmost con In the matter of the-petition of J. unless they afo purcb • ' by money fidence, seeming to have the book every time ho felt an inclination to 1 Panama papers f «just rape: sired con- Gaston àiid others for a proposed raised from the district. taste the weed If any of our readers committed to memory. |ain the following letters from Lima, 10. No perapn liable oad tax, is who are addicted to the habit wish to èountvyoad leading from F. Flora’s Which announce the complete destruc a delinquent, unless bo had law- S eating .—Yesterday morning the try the experiment they can easily do to the Washington county line, Or ful notice to Work and refused, or tion by an earthquake oil the 4th of boy* shouldered their skates and start so. Wa know some though, who dered that 1^ Laughlin, F. Flora has been prevented fro working by would require a whole orchard to fin December, of Abancay. Between 4 ed in search of * pond covered with and F. Stott be appointed viowers and sickness or other unavoi ¡ble cause. ish them. P. M. of th© 4th and 5 I. M. of the ice sufficient to skate upon. They B. 8. Shook, survej or, to meet at the 11. No report will be lived un i eth of December no less than^ 37 less it shall appear tha ii the road L ecture .--The second lecture de residence of F. Flora January 24. found it, to<L and buckling on their AM PREPARED TO MAKE A Na. taxes assessed have bee »worked out, earthquake shocks occurred. Several changes were ordered in 1 pair of Boots or Shoes on short , skates were soon gliding over its glas- livered by Rev. J. Hoberg, last even or collected in money, ¡that it was notice. , y The Umatilla Reservation. • sy surface. But, unluckily, tarried ing, on the derivation of the wore the roads near Sheridan—those lead« impossible for the Supervisor ¡sor to have until Old Sol took • hand in the game, bible proved very interesting. The ing from Polk county. W ashington , Jan. 11.--Senator tt^Repairing done with neatness and dis- had said taxes worked outi or collected pstch. . and soon played hob with the ice, church was tolerably well filled with felly’s bill for the removal of the In In the matter of rebuilding of the in money. ■ f! I july9:tf J, HANEY. sending the boys home in the same fix an attentive audit nc i. The third lec- bridge across Chetalem Creek, near 12. fl No extra labor will be allowed dians from the Umatills reservation the fisherman was. You know how will be delivered next Thursday, an< Supervisor» unless it Satisfactorily differs from Mitchell’s b 11, in provid it is yourself. The water was awful we expect a mucn larger audience the residence of David Bamsey, it was appears that said labor was absolute ordered that the county pay for the ing that the lands shall be appraised ly iudispunsible, in warmng out and cold, too. will be in attendance. material necessary, exoept the fram overseeing the men liable to road la and sold at public sale in tracts not L eap Y ear P arty .—The muchly bor. | exceeding 160 acres, and the prooeeds MARRIED.—Leaf by leaf the roses ing timbers, which the citizens in the 13. For small culverf»,* poles and talked of Leap Year party is to come xicinity agree to furnish. The coun < t<J be invested in government bonds fall. Thus it is, our handsome young logs should be used, wfi^n easily ob off to-night at the Court-House. It ! ty also agrees to pay mechanics for for the benfit of the Indians. ladies are getting married. The last tained, am ic| 3 --------- in case ’— lumber is used “ the ■ is expected that the young bdief will framing said bridge. David Bamsey culverts si liould be as shqrt as possible, • I however, happeued Sunday the 9th was appointed as agent for the coun show the boys tbe “style in which it’s iri it is possible, 14. In all cases whei il. ultimo, at the residence of the bride’s ty to superintend construction of saik ravines and gulches should si be fillet done” this evening, and the beaux ! 0 o parents in Lafayette, Bev. J. Hoberg bridge. • th instead dKbeing bridg- in with esrtl 0 will know in the future just how pru- 0 I ■ ■ 0^000000000000000 oooooofoooouoooooooo ed. 1 ewe they must be when asking the officiating, Mr. Jay W. Kirkwood and Hon. Hi. Smith, who adopted Wil o 0 SC NO STAMP FOR CIRCULAR dear creature* for their company. We Miss Mattie T. Henderson. • EMIL BORIE 8. o lie Raymond, who wws sent to the know theTadie* will spare no pain* In a late speech, Stone said, o o A0ENT.—Patrick B. 8in- Penitentiary a short time sinoe, in * o Watchmaker de J|ew< •1er, o in the ears stead of placing him on the farm Mr, “We know there is cot o o m nominated by the Pres Smith has placed Willie in hi* store -- . intereated ih the art of _ WEST MERIDEN,CT. of men. Let. us look I r. hope in the McMlNNVIlJpE, 0 0 . AH tho« < ident for Indian Agent of the Grand at Harrisburg. This is the fifth chjk bosoms of - >omen.” day you not "...--------------------------___ a. o o > 10000000090000 000000000000000000 which has been adopted by Mr.Smith Bond Agency. The nomination i*, find cotton where you x>k for hope, SEWIJJG”MACHIhTS r i 4 TO LIVE < HALL ft f r •a J ' I i I JA8. McCAIN, ATTO «NEY I I ♦ I I ’n W ILL PRACTICE IN ALL OF THE «Ute Courts. msrllvStf LIVE E. C. BRADSHAW. -A.ttorn.ey at. Law, u- ■ •* a Offlaa in the Court House. If. C. SULLIVAN, 4 Attorney-at-Uaw, . « "WWyiLL hereafter be found at tbe sontli VW east corner room of Reed’s Opera House, up «fairs, Salem, Oregon., nfliy w. M. BAMSEY, -Attorney at - Law, LAFAYETTE, OREGON, ■> i Office in tie Court Hous«. g STOTT. JflAS.A. BALL. BAlOt A STOTT, Attorneys at Law 111 First Street, Opposite Occidental Hotel PORTLAND, OREGON. 5 ■ ■ janlOtf j REMOVAL. < “ ' ' » |"|R- ALFRED KINNEY HAS RE- lFmoved bis Office and Residence to the Northwest corner of Alder and East Park- Streets, (double house), where he can be found at any time. . t ; r A. M. HURLEY, Attorney st LAFAYETTE. i I I — , —*—■ - . - «o-» OREGON ; ' - ■ » 'i---------------- . s' f (I BO E INSTITUTIONS Í” i COURIER THE OFFICE I Is Prepared to do all kinds. 4 F----- ir JOB PRINTING j Ï. 5 HItll I * Z.Ï f. FARMS *>“ SALE I i "•'T LAFAYETTE, OREGON«. TREADLE ä 1 B I * TREADLE MANUFACTUR’ CO. i AT LAW, LAFAYETTE, OREGON. T Q- t f tic I 4 rw ♦ «H NOTES -V "li ----- :------ --------------------- z ■4 f » I LAFAYETTE COURIER. I > %■ ------- IN Á JIIANNER superior To »nd Cheaper than ANY JOB OFFICE —IK THE« -5 < 7*3 MjJl f LEGAL B L A N K S OF ALL KIXD8 « • On Hand or Printed to Order ». ------- ON ORCHARD 4 • SHORT NOTICE. MILL-SITE T I HAVING THE OMLT p O~wm JOB PRES —IN------- THIS PART OF THE STATE WALSH &. REED, We are enabled to nuke A SPECIALTY Of such Printing ay £ Y % i s BOOT & SHOE MAKER. LAFAYETTE OGN. I , THE PARKER CUN h V PARKER BRO’S / rd lar tb we know, a good one. »nd wife. o 0 I Lucy? t I \ N ILLS, AND t AXD V. BU8TNE8S C^RDB, FANCY-PIAYCA RD. ’ FLAYCARPS, VI8IT1NG CIBCCLABS, CARDS, LABELS, .ETC. J. HANEY, a - IH VITATI OB CHECKS ETC. Address orders to I “THE COURIER,” LAFAYETTE. OGX. e r O P HERI D E The great silver plater, cleaner, and pol «her. lndespensible to every family. A fortune tn agents. Sells at sight. Son» pie free. Send for it. Address at once. KENDALL & CO, 48 Chicago, Ill. SENT i FREE andpoet paid-THE BEVERLY BUDGES —|75 per week, .CASH to all, at home ot traveling. Something entirely new. Ad drees at once, THE BEYERL YCO., f it CN mco 73ns3»-ly s' i ¡p ■ r « '■? l,' ■ ■ t • • • S'*- * . -i- / I -Àia;; -'V“li 1 9 t ■ / 4}% t . 1 J
