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COURIER.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
LOCAL EPITOME.
UNITY ITEMS.
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LOffl STAB SALOOH,
J. ÏÏ. CLABK, Proprietor
HJBT BE KLEY, JUDGE,
U n ^TY, March 8, 1876. .
The weather is about so-so.
Vouchers in the matter
Account and
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__ of
, Your call for correspondents in the last
Lafayette has a Five Points.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1 876.
the
estate
of
D.
Garrison
filed
by
J. W,
issue of your valuable paper seems to
A waste of “t”— Putting it in depot Bridwell, administrator.
have awakened an interest never before
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
The boys have got it bad—the dancing . T. J. Jeljlison, administrator of the es­
•
THE MAILS.
shown among the readers of the COURI­
s
fever.
tate of J. Van Buskirk, filed his final ac­
ER'in this part of the world, and I sup­
Arrive
at
Mails
close
at
5:30
o
’
clock
P-
M.
4
Something
that
always
socts
—
a
chim
­
HYING JU8T PURCHASED THE
count,, which was examined and found'
pose your table will be loaded with the
7 j 30 o'clock P. M.
above named rstablishment, I invite
ney sweep.
correct. $525 ordered to be distributed.
literary productions of the several “quill
my friends to give me a call and try noy
SKCRKT SOCIETIES.
Fresh Steilacoom beer kept at the
Leverage & Wadhams vs. John Bos-
slihgers” of this, our beautiful and fer­
WINES,
1 .
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Lone Star saloon.
ton;
action, fcTreiover money; judgement
A. F.A A. M.—Meets the Friday on or before tile littlo valley, which some envious
liquors ,
Another snow storm last night—a light by fle|aalt
the full m >on. Members in good standing itivi- person has vulgarly called the "grubby
one, however.
SEGARS,
W. M.
S ¡Staggs vs N Duncah; action to recov-
ted to attend. Hy order of.
z
4nd.”
Meets
every
Saturday
night
st
8
A
marriage
is
to
take
place
next
Sun
­
PROPRIETORS.
disnhssed
at
Plaintiff
's
cost.
er
money;
1. 0. O. F -1
TOBACCO.
Crops are looking splendid1 now, and
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e
o'clock I*. M. Member* in good standing jnvi- the verdant fields luxuriant with grain, day in Chehalem.
R Petty, ohn and T Hutt, road super­
K^“A good Billiard Table will be found
N. G.
ted to attemf. BJ order of
r
here for the accommodation of my custom­
where less than a year ago stood vast ■ There are fifty-seven cases on docket visor sfhan led iy (heir reports.
ers.
■Meets
every
Tuesday
night
at7
for
trial
in
Marion
county.
,1. O. O.T -
wford
appointed
road
super-
R
A
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forests of youn^ firs, and still the timber
J. H, CLARK.
E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
P. M ! Members of the order in g«od standing
Quarterly meeting commences at the vi^r of di itrict tNo. 28.
is
steadily
falling
before
the
axes
of
stur
­
the
attention
of
the
citizens
of
Yamhill
W. C. T.
Smith chapel next Sunday.
4 invited. By order of
otice,
County to the fact that we are manufacturers Mstray
Semi-annual Account of D D. Deskin
Meets
the
third
Saturday
of each dy choppers. Slashing is being done in
of
and
dealers
in
i
P.of H -
Miss Loughary and Miss Umphlet, of filefl.; •
Inadvertently we neglected to ?end
aken up by - tue undersigned
ibis part of the county extensively this
i t ' '
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a>
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month at 10 cl«> kA M.
A
Amity, gave us a call tjiis week.
SASH,
living sixunilee North of LafsyettA on
Final
aqcoun^and
vouchers
filed
in
the
the Press the C ourier . N oív , J os .
Winter; in fact, more has been done with-
or about the 8th.- of December, lb75, one
CHIH( IIES.
The steamer Orient took 170C sacks of estáte of 4 —- Martin-; E. S. Martin er­
DOORS,
roan mare about 14 hands high>7 ream old;
in the past two years than has been done
you know we don’t take much stock
wheat from Wheatland yesterday.
no marks or brands perceptible. The above
ecujtrix.
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ecutnx.
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BLINDS,
in ten years before. This speaks well
estray was this day appraised by J.T. Hein-
BEV. J, HOBERG, 1’. E
iui
the
‘
‘
whitew
ishing
business.
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But
His majesty, King Mtesa, of Africa,
bree, J. P., at $20, thia the l»th dav of Dec.
Wm. Whitt
itq [vs N. Bird; action to re-
MOLDINGS,'
ft»t Sunday of e<eh iuont|i at.......... ..11 À. M for progress in the grubs.
simply
wish
to
see
justice
done.
is clothed in nothing but dignity.
WM. ROBERTS.
i
cover money. (Settled,
Wu have a fine, new school house, re­
3d
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DOOR AND
Tweed
has
solved
the
problems
of
I
et al, vs C Derorue; ac-
c d . Dougherty
:
NOTICE.
cently erected in place of the one de-
Regular appointments <> .f Rev. Ï. W. Watts,
rapid transit, large progts, and-no re- [
WINDOW FRAMES,
to
recover
¡money.
Continued
until
tion
<b
mth at
.. d Sunday of each month
at I -- t o’clock a. sttoyed by fire last Fall, which adds con­ turns.
To whom it may coiwern:
nejt term
. <
— abro ­
siderably to the looks of the surrounding
m . and 7 o'clock r. m .
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Notice is hereby that J. B. Harker
A law suit during the first of the week
I have for sale Sulkey and Walking
-- yb Wm Campbell; same.
G W Davis
country, and speaks well for its builder, and County Court attracted quite a num­
*
has nothing to do with running the
ad kipds of hons^hold furniture, such as
F ree S chool .—At au early day a pe­ Mr. Joe. Chambers.
Garden City Plow». They MUST be sold
Causé on trial
Dayton Flouring Mill*. -
ber of outsiders here.
tition asking the directors of school dis- ^The
of
the
estate
of
J
T
Hal
r
Chairs.
Bedsteads,
Safes.
Bu
­
•Iif the* tuatb
J. T. HERBERT.
•<» come and bu; ",
The school is now in full blast under
under.
The officers of the Yamhill County
W. S. POWELL,
D ayton , N ov . 26, 1875.
tribt.No. 22 to call» epecisl meeting for ! the excellent supervision of Mr. Mackie, Guards have received their couimissious penny; W Steii il appoinle^udministrator.
reaus. Stands, Tables J
fe!8
Dayton.
the purpose of asci-rtainiuj^ it it is the who is teaching about fifteen young ideas from Governor Grover.
I Undertak ng ■led and bond approved.
NOTICE.
4
Whatnots, Etc.
wish of the citizi ns of,this place to have Il how to shoot.
If j ou need a stimulant this kind of H Ghlurt s, Ç ■Handley and J GHalpen-
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Sheriffs Sale
'a.free school at the academy for nine
— ALSO —
To whom ft may concern: That J.
praisers. ; .
Leap year an^ picnic parties have been weather John Clark can accommodate ny appoii, ted aippmi
j jn tbo , I ‘state' of E M Adams; petition
C» VanRenssateer has nothing to do
months of the yeai. To some the pres­ the rage so far, but bqd luck seems to you. He keeps none but the best.
T^OTICF is hern ity given tliat by virtue and
with running the Dayton Flouring
ent mode of distri buting the school mon­ follow those who visit them from neigh­
authority of an e.xecution i-sued out of
Dr. Q. W. Goucher, of Amity, gave us for the ac miss: afti of will to probate; or-
Mills.
iSth
“
'ourt
of
the
State
of
Oregon
the
Hon.
Circuit
(
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_ ex- Jerc^ tha: jirodf df said will be heard on
ey is objectionable, while to others it is boring places; such as upsets, dumpiyg a call yesterday.
yesterday, ' ihe Dr. is looking
n49:ml
amhill and to me directed by and see and learn our prices.
for
the
county
of
fi
J. B. Harker.
«»•Newell posts, haul] rails and’banisters,
¿atisfaetury. Evidently two of the di­ in the mud, putting tulips eyes in mourn­ tremely well and has a fine practice.
Tuesday, May&d; at 10 o’clock, and that the Clerk of said c e mrt iu favor of Jacob Sears, made
to
order.
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pluintiD, and agai ist Jane Armstrong, defend­
We understand that W. 8. Ayrs, of
anj j >u.ai < ftqtice be given.
rectors believe that the greatest good to ing, breaking harness, etc. Willie knows
Addresss:
ant, for the sum oT $769 in United 8tate.-i_ gold
this
place,
has
sold
one-half
of
hi^farm
SMITH, SAMPSON A CO.,
the greatest number will be derived by how it is himself.
•stati | of Wm Dempsey, account coin, I am comma tiled to make the sum of 8 >73
„
lu
the
Lafayette, Oregon.
on the Chehalem mountain to the Stew­
United Statesgol. coin now due ou said judge
allowing, say $3.30 school money perj
no49j:m6
examinee ánd ilisallowed, for the reason ment, w.ith inteqi it st the rate of ten per cent.
Who is to be road supervisor is what ard boy».
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¿.,iu u*.
dav -fi
af ■»>«»',
May 1 ->5, and
quarter to each scholar, and we do not) agitates us at present. More anon.,
Hon. J. C. Rraly, II. H. Snow, and
therL w|n | no vouchers as required per annumtrour' le c 25th
the further sum o $s co»ts. I have levied upon
I
know Imt that they are right. With a
all the right, title and interest of the above
'
E uterpe .
Others of McMinnville, and B. F. Lewis, bylaw, ' ' * J
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tax of $800 or $»00 and the district’s
ïn the mate ?r of.tho county road lead- nam<'d defendant Jane Ariuitrong. in and to
et al., of Dayton, were in town during
the following des : ribed real estate, to-wit:
school money—40!»!'—» free school could
E xhibition .—We are informed that the week.
ing from A H[ utoberts to Win Laughlin;
REDUCED PBICE, $35.
easily be maintained here. Better order t
All those certai i tracts of land -ituated, lying
on
the
evening
of
the
3d
an
exhibition
A dead man was found on the streets pet ilion Hid l«nd filed and proof of prop- anu being in Yamh
I’ hill county, Oregon, and more
could and would be kept—the teacher'
HOME AND .HOME SHUTTLE E8
..... ... ..... bi.._.
_ T il iled .tml iiescribed as follows:
b<»uu
8............................
fraid of losing his "bread:
would not be afraid
bread) was given at the Mercer school house in the other day—He was dead drunk. We er notic s 'hJkle.j
N K Sitton, , W R particularly
» NG
MACHINES.
.Notification
Nu
inbcr
1.264.
surveyed
and
<les-
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and butter” if he corrected one of the) school district No. 1, by the scholars. are happy to say that he was nut a resi­ Johnson ah¿ j-Frank
Stout appointed iguated on the nr ps and plats of the United
‘
Will
kocp.tlie
best
scholars. M my are the benefits that the! Thè entertainment was very creditable dent of Lafayette.
...........
LET LIVE
States as < l.iim
> umber>72. being parts ot- sec-
• fl '
Viewers; to r H-ct at McConnell’s store, tioiys 33, 34 and $5, ‘ in ,T 4 8, 114 West, and
town would derive therefrom. One of,
A young lady*dropped a—some said it S'urth Y;
to scholars phd teacher. After the pro­
claim Number sii ty one. bring pasts <ia sections
a mb; 11, March 25th.
the principal objections would be: some­
gramme was finished, many of the young was an apron, but it was not—on the f.
2, 3. and 4 in T 5 south, larige 4 west, being
hese m achines are superior ,
body would have to build tenemenl)
'ED.
bounded and des ribe I n- follows, to wit: Bd-
folks went té thu residence of Mr. Jas. street the other day, to the great delight
io any ami all;' nice seweis. straight
houses. There are many stubborn facts
gim.mg at a poii; t north NJ degr. es east seven That has ever been in Lafayette. We respect­
of the other girls.
needlos; two thread-, shuttle, lock-stitch,
Db igliery Lai Lv, for 7.4 ;s feet of .luin-
fully ask a share of the public ■ patronage. We
■
links
disitaut
troni
a
point
13
chainsa
d
thirty
....
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connected with Lafayette’s citizens. Foi Hendrix and enjoyed a social dance. Our
Hifrb.r ; ituad ' pt No. 4.......................1 74 Gb
guarantee to give satisfactf ion. Have ilior- the -iinnlcsfaiid cheapest and.the lightest
informant says that there were three
chains and 80 liii is south of the northeast cor- ouglily'ovcrhauled
It is the intention of some qt the friends T. N. Gra ■lies,A' L Com. twu terms :ouu-
«
and refitted the shop and r unning fira.-class machines in the market.
years the towu lias been at a standstill;
mt
quurter
of
section
34,
iti
T
ve^y popular young gentlemen there, at pf Rev. Hol>erg to give an ejiti-rtainment
th.- »outlie
am prepared for business.
To ree is tuconvince vourtnlf.
tv C0U ’ A I •■•.3
24 80 ner oi
no special effort has been made by tlef
4 west, .in,. - running
......................
------ _ thence
--r-- . south 83 de' C£7“Higbest m’aiket price paid fur' beef cattle,
least in their own imagination they are at Gcod Templar Hall for his benefit at 1>;M. Sen DÍgginu' same........................... 28 40 4'S, It
I
old residents to attract to our villagi
gru-s west l’l'i < h.iitis a (id 111 ty links : tlcnce liogs, <tc.
THE
popular, and also prominent good tem­ an early day.
A|uie<l W .s n, 1011'1* days extra ’pay Su-
south 1 s di gree#. u d ’ 3b
“x trinati s east 2 i chains
capital, and if any capitalist didget los|
MERCHANT
a
mattey
.
Ipiivisiir
rGaifjijst
No
3
.......................
8
<>0
plars. They left the dance and procur­
and 20 links; the ice ea-t J-t chains and 30 links;
noi vxi-tf
Lafayette. i
and wander up here they were not onerH
“ ' >p, six «ay- extru pay stipervis
Miss Loughary will be pleased to see A’ ’ "Mil~a|>
ed a supply of tangle-leg whiskey, of
thence so ith 25 , i egrees and 40 chains; t'.ence
di-t
ík
I
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.
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or
road
12
00
i-d any inducement to locate. 1 hese ar<fc which they drank liberally and returned all those who desire anything in the line
72 degri es east 1 2 ! chains and 50 l.nks; thence
FOB
SEWING ACHINES.
I ,.i .i La nbi-igm 7j days extra pay sup-
broad assertions, we know, but ask yourj
north
73 desrressj» c.isL7i chains; ti.ei.ee north 23
of
dress
making,
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
H etvi-oi roadjist.Ao 7.....
15 On d „ grees
and stole a l<>t of grub. We are not pre-
____ 30 . i .jin .tes w[e-t < 4 chains and JM)
and
I
selves if they are not true. Io us it apL
Jy I &V9 extra pay supervisor
pared to vouch for the truth of the above Kelty, where she will remain'during this
.' s of b ,-J ning. in the Distn. t
FROM
8 On 1 link- to the plat
pears that a good way to attract *0 our
j ii.ul di it NoSy
and
next
week.
bind s ibj-ct 6 sale atO egou t ity,-Oregon,
but give it as narrated to us.
8 00 of
'•Y R. i’o ry, ««lin e, 1 dist.22......................
midst and populate the place woulu *e
id .1-100
:
a. ¡es:
contjine.g 610 a i.:..
8
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tienisi
same.
dist35
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The
literary
exercises
of
Prairie
.Acad
­
OO
it
F.
Ca
r ’ .~l!
<
to establish a free school. $1400 a
And also No' tiea inn 7>J, certificate 461.
G
rand E ntertainment .— A grand emy closed last week until next fill. J Smith'
~
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|l7,000
leet
lumber
load.
<
.i
Sons
nated iii i the surveys
uyd • plats
Lire a goofi
known
and
des
;
—
—
*
—
—
—
i
i
-
i. e , for nine months, w ould
<
di-t 25J
70 00 of the United Stites as th- fractional south half
»
teacher and an assistant ; Duytou
Day— tried
---- eiitertaìiiment will be held in Dayton at During the pa it winter a pleasant time .1 liainbr ight. Í Ipdf feet lumber road dis
the northeast quarter pf sectio i 34; fraction­
and
much
benefit
has
been
derived
from
If
............
<
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3» 64 of
tri t io. 4
experiment,
altnougu xnany
inauj ot
u, her
u,«' the Grange Hall Oil Thursday evening,
the-«qip
«-ritnent. although
al south half of tiro north we-t quarter of sec­
WILL run a'hack from Dayton to St. Joe
these exercises.
J Eaiunr «hf- HO feet lumber road dis
itizcLs
against it, and
>n -14; fractj"! al north half of the south east
citige
—- "bucked
--------- ’ ,--c
... now
via Lafayette, connecting with the cars ev
r March 23, 1875. A cordial invitation is
5 00 ti
ttict ,o H.
lion
34;
fractional
smith
west
qu
ilter
ot.
sec
I
find ft works well. But, some will sa: I extended to the citizens of Lafayette.
ery day.
The leap year necktie for gentlemen is j[ llanibr gbtr E50 feet lumber road dil­
quarter of section 34; liacti uial north vest qnr.
Hz”All business promptly Attended tn.
that the tax to some will be enormou
22 50 of tne south wi it <piai ter of .-ecti'in35; IrScuon-
i tritt 5 o 7..
out.
We
have
not
seeli
it,
but
susjiect
it
___ ________ _____________
i We will be thankful for any assistance
ls, 2.565 feel lumber road
decll’74:tt
J. BEST.
This extra tax will not amount to muc
is a young lady’« sleeve, with an arm in Jai.n- r . L Wod
so .theast unarterof the north east quarter of
25 65 al
o<<
and, indeed is but a drop m the bucket they can render us, either in singing, di­ it. and goes all the way around the neck. , district No
section 33; trac donai noph ea-t quarter of the
.Lillies F etc hi rope and plank, dsi'.rict
-o uh e st quar i-r of section 33, in T 4 south, The W H Kl< I. Y Sun
to the good that would acrue to. the alogues or declamations. A bountiful Yura, yum, give us one.
37 RI
■n No i
west, of lhe Wiilaim te Meridian, contain-
prvpared and we expect |
town. On this subject we invite corre|* supper
J B Mor is A (Is. ., 124 pounds spikes dia-
ing one hundrei: anil tifiy nine and 53;1QO acre
A
young
lady
was
asked
by
her
moth
­
IS.'
75
to
have
a
good
social
time.
Admission,
8
i
ji
ict
5
o
.34'
NEW YOBE.
1776.
pondence. it is something that all are iii,-
1876.
tollowing
And also the * lollnwing
.... *““’ ■' it described
” ’ premises,
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Davis, jt ■r, Oct. term of Circuit
#1 W:»
1 erested in a&d no harm can be done b|y 50 cents. The proceeds to go toward er, the other morning, why she was up Ji L ip
G -n
itnbe.is _ 3,
to-wit: Lots h _____
_, 4.
.. '. 5 and
____ 6 ______
and
the
Eighteen
hundred
and
seventy
six
is
the
Cen­
4
20
It
Co-irt
tir.rt
1875
so
late.
She
replied
"that
she
was
em
­
J»l
-1
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T
nort
¡west
quar
ter
of
tliie
south
we^t
quarter
liquidating the debt on the hall.
tennial year. It is als > the year in which an
agitating it.
J I> FcUt >n, 1 | cords wood at 51 «7J per
• ------
f
braced
in
the
arms
of
slumber
”
;.
Tl>
■'
e-t
quart,
r
of
the
north
wect
and
the
south
v
i
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J.
E.
CüOVEHT,
I
Opposition
lloii>e
of
Representatives,
the
first
.
e « »■—----- - -----
Ì Com.
20 67 quarter of sect on
eor.....
i 3 anj Lot 1 of section 4 in since the close of the war, will be in power at
question is, who in thunder is sltirube»?
E. H adaway ,
jut
vuu>**, dear
ien-es of taking State tax
M Ke t
T he S treets .—Don
’t think
1 5 >. R I W, c ntainingoue hundred and fifty- Washington; and rhe year of the twenty-third
14
00
•
to,
Sa
i
J
ennie
S
cott
,
Prof. Day will go to North Yamhill
fourkn-1 34-!0( 1 acres, j
to write
renders, that it is our intention
L.
election of a President of the United State-. All
lunty Treasurer, ', 1 q'iar
j M Ke I
An i also l.ttu I c aim i Ko. 57 lying within the ■f the-e events are sn* to be of great interest ! The mot imp .rtant improvetn nt ever
L F letcher ,
next
week
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
100
00
te
'-
>
1
r
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Cttation
on the condition of
ma.i'e. It s ives labor ami preserves health.
a long dissC.
-
t
s
ui
d
bp
1
mis
on
outli
bank
of
following
in
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E. S mith .
andimpoitance, Apeeially the two latter: and,
a dancing school. To those who wi-li to k fl Bi : I
i, ^Ltty’s le«, State vs Mo-
’ er and more particularly bound- all of them and everything connected with them Xo more disease and death-, side or back­
the
Yamhill
rit
the beautiful streets of Lafayettie.
5
00
rin....
learn how to trip the light fantastic to -
ed aod d< sc rib , d a- f'dlow-..’to wit: l.cginning will be fully and.fresbiy reported and expound- aches from ttsi g Sewing michincs. No
S avage B og .—Among some few of artistically, we recommend this gentle-, k ? Bra 1 islm w sAttv s fee?ilurley et al vs
teaching r.<|air.-d. A child can run it. Al
Their condition during the past winter
at the,south e . -t i-ori ci of Richard Boo.h’s anu
f * P.ewh V. -tl l reine ( our|.................... 30 00 Margaret i.oo. i's i laint, running thence wtot •ed in T he 8ex.
way* starts the right way. N'-ver tt<> -
the
nuisances
with
which
the
thriving
mau,
has demonstrated the fact tnat something
The O(>P ‘sitio’i House of R -pres -ntatives. ta­ backwards and br»'jaksJh;ngs. f'ati be sto;:-
[rid fees. State vs Morin
31 C Da !
24.81 chains to • stake < ijthe line between U. I‘. king
up the line of inquiry opened years ago .1 ed iustanth. With it on yonr machine,
i -onrit q 1 bus'ijie-s
42 75 Haw ley and -a i 1 Booth’s cl.iims; thence*.-oUtb
should be doue to improve them- It hjas little town of Dayton is blessed with, is
A Gospel Ridge man dreamed the oth­ IH and
by 1’iiE Srx. will sternly and diiligently investi­ \o;t can dy double the work yon can wi ir
(.' I'; le. 5 V peeks’ board of' prisoner
,e:'i
seiil
lll
iwley
's
and
Booth's
on
a
li
e
betw
been suggested, and the suggestion is a a savage log. This canine has been an er night that lie was going over the Falls,
<Miliermoí
25 00 claims 2 chain>: thead west on south line of tale the corruptions ar d mis ieeds of G baxt 'S out it. Fitly stitches can 1» made with o e
administration ; and w ll, it is to be hoped, lay
good one, that the old ferry boat at Dajy- eyesore to many of the residents of that and he had his wife by the throat when Hiléis loger) County Clerk and Clerk
said Booth's cl lim t > the center of -aid Yam­ the foundation for a new and better period in pressure of one foot. It can be applied ko
be woke up. Next night the wife had a lof 1 iiinrv takrrirt............. '.................... 109 i»0 hill river: tbei t ce
any sewing machine. Approved by the
follu'.j
ing
down
the
meander-
<
national history. Of all this T ue St s will 'tassachusetts State Board of Health. (*<e
ton be chartered and towed down to the place for many months and it is surpris­ dreaiu, and broke his nose as she struck c WOlds, vi CT^r on Scroggins' change
Yamhili river to where our
ings ui the eet ter of s.iiH
s
.in co unty read . .
2 00 -aid Rootli's e fist Ji. •• iiro-s «said river; theni'6 contain complete and accurate accounts, fur­ Oilicial Report, 1-—72). Massachusetts Modi
mouth of the Yamhill river and that sev­ ing that he has not been killed ere this. at an Indian.
o 00
nishing its readers with early and trustworthy cal Society and Massachusetts Charitable
iJt-ilersi à
i' l>ayi », same.............................
He attempted to bite Mr. Frank Mai tin
, south on said .vt tin (to the plat e of beginning information upon these absorbing topics.
o
eral men be hired or volunteer and lciad
4 ^.1 Bal. ker; 4| lime... . .......... . ...............
Mechanic's A-so«Jnti<«n. The Hall Treadle
containing
42
acre-»
;of>re
or
l.-s
.
a!r
ljiag
m
a short time sihetj. but was deterred by
Watkins, was convicted of an assault ' 1 q
The twen'y-third Presidential electiun, with is a part of a'.l Home Machines s41 by us.
.. I) ts, vl
. fewer on county road aur
with gravel. The boat could be taken Mr. Martin using his cane. Since theu with intent to kill; sentence will be j W
o 0r> sections 31 and I 35 iu T 4 south, 11 4 west.
the
urepartion-
for
it,
will
be
memorable
as
Ì
Jvey
188...
The Hull Treadle Grinding Machine
And also tl e foil ovjng described real e-tate.
there by the steamer Beaver in the motu- « a little daughter of Mr.Harker tan across passed this evening by Judge Bonham. ' [jfcfferSJn E «vias same........................
2.(0 to-wit: Begin ming at ihe .-o,:th easf comer ot •dec.dirig upon G halt ' s aspirations f-,ra third Must be seen to -te appreciated. For .a
jng and brought back in the aftet Yvn-fi^he
noon
term
of
power
and
plunder,
and
«till
’
more
"as
2 (KJ claim Numbti r 72, in 1- owns1.ip 5 south of Base
farmer or n echanjc to sec it. is to buy one.
street when she wa* attacked by this Anthony Miller, was convicted of petit i ‘ A J Bi Ker, jjnue
who .-halt be the Candidata of the par­ It is an iudispi n-aldciirticle in every farm
by the Fannie Fatton,
rerna
u or
or rice
rue rtr/a.
“-dog, and had not help been at hand she jarceny at the present term of tho Cir- I .To
[if Willamette Meridian: deciding
west ¿I
Line, rang«
I,
......................
.
S72o
4j
of Reform, and »selecting that candidate. house, shop or hotel
al
Ik
the
becu Merely Cuit .Court, at Salem.
' I WiSt 16 ty
thence north 23. degrees 30 in.nates
a good force of men C
— boat
-- u* could be un^oubtedly. wJld
< onceruing all these subjects, thbee who read The Hull Treudle Jig Saw and Bor­
(
links;
them
e
^outh
75
degrees
30
chains
and
5
loaded by the time that one of the steam­ bitten. Kill the rascal.
Thtì Í view brs on the change in count y minutes ea-t 11 i liainh ami t0 links; thenc? 8. T he .S i x will have the constaut ujeana of being
<
ing Machine.
A letter from A. M. Waddle, of Broad-
ers return from below. Two or three
rhorotighly well intormAl.
Is an accomplishment in every workshop
load
]
»etitii
1
degree
30
m'h
wes
’
39
chains,
thence
north
85
[tied
for
by
P.
M.
Scroggins
The-W eekly bus, which has attained a circu­ The Hall treadle is applicable to all ma-
boat loads of gravel would be sufficient , .P ertinent .—The Portland Journal meads Farm, to Dr. Littlefield, says that
degrees 30 in nates w(st ¿7 chains and 60 link-: lation
of over eighty thousand copies, already qJiinery requiring a foot power--i-e wing ma­
the Chinaman, is doing well. It will et al, will. he paid by petitioners.
to make Third street good. If anything I
thence
south
l
degrees
3(1
minutes
west
5
dis
:
a
•
has
its
in every State and Territory, chines. grindstot.es. jig saws, turning lathes
should
not
make
fun
of
the
"country
”
I
be
remembered
that
this
is
the
Chinaman
thence
west
i9 ehait.si an H links: thence north and we readers
is to be done in this direction it should
trust that the year 1876 w ill see their jewelers' and dentist»’ lathe*, etc. Bend for
»
Se?kin
Security for t!»e Future.
12 chains th isnee east 27chains amt 50 links;
be attended to immediately, for in a short i towns that want to celebrate the glpri- that tho Dr. put a lip on. Ilis appear*
doubled. It will continue- to be a circulars.
thence soutl'“(rdegrees ami 30 minutes east numbers
time the water will be top low to permit ous 4th of July- ’Cause 'taint right. We ance will be much improved, says th||
Ambng the various reasons why Mr. 12 chains; thence north 73 degrees east 71 chs. thorough newspaper. All the general news of
^[
to the place i iftieginiiing, containing HSscres the day will l>e found in it, condensed when un­
boats eoiuing to this place. If this is of the country have as good a right to be writer.
17 New Montgomery st. S»u Fracisc
Iresence in the Cabinet is con-
And also a lot that certain piece or parcel important, at Tull length when of moment: and
not done, we understand that the rOad. patriotic and urge the citizens to cele­
nu36
He came home very late one night, an< I 8jdcrld g lesirable, is one which has not of land vin; land bt-iing in thei-oiint/of Yam- always, we trust, treated in a clear, interesting
supervisor, with the permission of the brate as our friends of the city. \\ hy
known
uml designated as follows and instructive manner.
hill,
Oregon,
I
r .CAj, 11 attention from tliq press.
T'iS.i;4 W, and beginning
to-wit: Beii ig.in
i......
It is our aim to make the W eekly S i n the
property owners of Third street, intends haveti’t we as much right to urge the after fumbling with his latch key a goo< I
srrees east from Charles best family newspaper in the world, and we
at u tost not 111 14 ilegrces
throwing up^he street to the center this citizens of thi3 county to select some cen­ while, muttered to himself, as he a
It rs 1 Sown that New Orleans has M. Johnson'r southeast corner of hind claim, shall
continue t-> give in its columns a large
id beginning post being north-
45 chains, aa|*
summer. Better have the streets ^ell tral point and unite in having a good length opened the door, I mushnntakeik '[
i been the bld of extensive depredations west 8 links rroni atiloak tree two -eel hi ili­ amount of mi-<’eUane<>us.readii,g. such as sto­
»
gravelled and then they will be good.^nd time as you to wish them to come to the noisli, caush theoloinan’s ashleep. H l|)
the i ce port fili degrees east 35.73 chs. ries. tales, poems, sen ntific intel igence and ag­
upon the evenue of the United States, aineter:
the axle-trees of wagons will not drag in city? Remember, God made the countjy,
Ituffuni's
line: thence
to post on 31- rs. ..__
____ _ west
____ _____
__ ___ ricultural information, for which we are not
divested himself of his garments witfl and hat |ie Secretary of the Treasury north 4 deg: u ces we-t 13.51 chains on Mrs. Ruf- able to make t oom in our daily edition. The
the mud.
•
and some of the cities we don’t think He some trouble, and was congratulating
Ium’s west line
i
.....
to
post; tlience west 51.20 chs. agricultural department especially is one of its
has reen [taking investigations prelim- topost in cm'ei-of slough; (.lienee south 9 prominent features. 1 he fashion are also reg­
had much to do with,
\
a
e;-
the said
“■“i *.-r
slough
1’ to
•-
L iberal —Mr. Emil Bories, of Mc­
p.
himself on his success as he was getting inarr to [i onslaught upon the thieves degrees west 17.70cqains up
reported in its columns.
,
post; theiK-i i' soul li 56degrees east 85.51 chs. ularly
into
bed,
when
a
calm,
clear,
cold.voiife
. The W eekly S vx . eight pages, with fifty-six'
Minnville, writes us that he will, if so
C attle DYING.--We bear that a good
to
t
he
pliice
•of
beginiiing,
containing
175
an<
’
4F
sent a chill down his spinal colutuf; who hav. been robbing the government Kl.liHiairj--< t land. The ___ said ___ land hereinbefore jbroa-l columns is only $1.20 a year, postage I
desired, lend his services on the occasion many cattle that have been exposed to
,
prepaid.
As
this
price
barely
repays
the
cost
ci
— JXy.
It is also well, known that descrilied <x iiitains in the aggregate of 1,225
Why, my dear, you aiu’t going to sletfc in ttyat
and 73.190 u< res;
‘
-
of the paper, no di-count can be made from
of the entertainment to be given by the the severe weather during the past win­ in your hat, are you?
the uanuiiof an individual bearing very Alld on Nuiurilay, the 23th day of March this rate to clubs, agents, Postmasters or any­
friends of Woman Suffrage, ere loug. He ter are dying throughout the county. It
close reli ons to the President has fre- 1S7G, at tbit h.iur of nne o clock A. m ., I will one
The D aily S ux , a large four page newspaper
I
proceed to nell at public auction to the higlie t
saysi "I have a complete outfit of appa­ seems that a great number of the cattle
MARRIED.
queiitly Been mentioned in connection bidiler, for tsh in hand, in front of the i ourt of twenty-eight col.^uus, gives dll the news for
I
two ce ts a copy. Subscription, postage pre­
ratus of magical tools, and will exhibit are not .dying from actual starvation but
wit^ th
lioiise <ioor._..
in Lain
__ ...j vette.
.............................
Yamhill
.......
countv.Ure-
....................
..________
frauds.
paid, 55c a m nth or$6.5'.la rear. bUMJAY edi­
g<m
all
t
ie
1
ight,
tide
mid
interest
of
said
ile-
from
weakness.
When
they
get
down
in
connection
with
the
entertainment
■I
At the residence of the bride’s parenf^, ! When Sfiront nominated E. C. Billings B-ndaiit iu a id to the ab ive detbribed property tion extra, •1. 10 per year. \Ve have no travel­
they seem to give up and soon paas in
in g a ge n ts. »
Address,
gratuitously. Some of my tricas are
near St. Joe, March 5th, 1876, by J. H. for Judge) of the District Court of Louisi- to satisfy said execQtion and accruing costa.
their checks,
THE SUN. New Y.u-k City.
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such as have been practiced by some of
H. C. DALE, '
Olds, J. P., Mr. William Levis and Mbs anal to si icceedthe infamous Durell, and
■ s
SI
erifl'of
Yamhill
Countv,
Oregon
*
the best performers of the day. In ad­
W eather P redictions .—Some of the Eliza Martin. All of Yamhill.
»
fou id
. a senate servile enough to confirm
Feb. 2^..............................
1^76.
dition to exhibiting them I will also ex- old inhabitants are predicting another ‘ Fortune favors the brave.
the
1
nom:
Station,
ho
probably
felt
easy
iu
In the matter of the sale of the real estate of
>4»
plairf nrrtoodiis operundl, and insiruct season similar to that of 1855. They say
Oijando Hoar, a minor.
reg ird t > the result of any prosecutions
Sheriff’»? Sale / •
We suppose that Mr. Perry Hubbai
the auditors in the manner in which they that so far this season and that have
^IJOW
ou
the 17th, day of February. 1876.
wli Jch mí Ight be instituted in that court.
formerly of this county, has run bis hq
is hereby givi n that by virtue nnc I n comas James Moar, guardian of Orlanda
„ X-’
t
V
0TI(
’
ii
are done. In short, make a complete ex­ i been very much alike. Should it prove
At ut il ^Secretary Bristow is permitted AN aathol •ity of an Execution issued out of tbi Moar. and presents his written verified peti­
into the matrimonial loop ere this, as
Hon. CircuL it ______
____ State
_____ of
_ Oregon fo tion. praying for an order of this Court livens?
Court of the
position of the whole thing. All 1 ask so, the farmers need not make^ny calcu­
to
i emaijrin
Hr1' charge of the prosecutions the coiffity lof Yamhill, and to me directed by ing lnni to sell the real property of his sai«l
is to have my expenses paid. I da not lations on summer-fallowing for the soil notice in a Polk county exchange that i
clerk of I —
s * coint.
—
said
in f; Vor of Janies Fris- ward, which said property is «lescribed as fol­
1
marriage license was issued to him
: to >e brought against offenders in New the
wish to make anything.” Ladies,, this will be too dry.
i<>e, plaint f L and against J< Jin Boston; ilafend- lows, to-wit:
Situate in Y’amhill county, State of Oregon,
_______ ___________________
Or cans, it is understood that ho will ant. for tht I sum of one hui dred and eighty
is a very liberal offer on the part of Mr.
Misa E.> m
T. n
Cooper
in February.
and being tile undivided one-fifth part of lots
T
ime
F
ixed
.
—
The
ladies
have
decided
Bories and you cannot do better thfrn to
ur< ;e a change of venue, and trials before seven 2<• lOi > dollars. U. S. coin, together with Nos. lot, 97, 99; anil the undivided ohe-flftli
JT
At the residence of Mr. Thos. Holcqtn,
the sum of;
and 25 i|Mt dollars cost, with in- Rrt cf the upper half of lot 27 tn the town of
accept it. It will be a grand feature in to have their entertainment on Friday
a ( Ourt Jlilit has a reputation to sustain. terest at tin t:7
ivton, Oregon. Also the undivided one-
i rate of ten per cent per annunf,
n v*r»Vì 7th, /A dy
tr Rev. CZ
"W
f J
March
G.
W.
Goucher,
4
the entertainment.
X
evening, March 31st. The programme
from Dec. 5 ¡th, 1874; I have levied upon ali the flftb of the followingdescribod tract of land in
Su
jh
a
course
might
result
disastrously
Jackson and Maggie York.
I
’
right, title | ind interest of the above named de said county aniLState to-wit:
has not been arranged yet, but from all
Beginning at a point on the south liank of
/
to lomd Of the nearest friends of Grant, fendant, jJ |>hn Boston, in and to the following
S harp P ractice .—A applied to B for
|o-
At
St.
Joe.
March
9,
by
Rev.
J:
7
the
Yamhill
river;
north
2Sdegrees
west
dis
­
described j real estate, . to wit: ______
we can learn there will be a very inter­
Lots ___
thrpe (3) tant 2u feet from the northwest corner of the
and it
il
be
prevented
if
possible,
a losn of $100 B replied: My dear A, esting time. The entertaiinent will be berg, Henry Hamilton, and Mary" J •e-
and fouMtf) in block 5, with h imp
improvements
__ _______
and town plat of Payton; thence south 52 degrpes
i a
it "is durai for Grant to feel that appurtenances thereof, in Rowland's addition
_22.__ west parallel with the line of said town-plot
Vinning.
nothing would please me better than to of a literary and dramatic character.
the town of Mc.Minuville. Yamhill county, Or­ 15 chains; thence north 17.63 chains to the
Sejretary Bristow's room in the Cabinet to
Yamhill river; thence dowife'aid river with ita
egon. Anion
■L.
oblige you, and I’ll do it. I havn t $ 100
L afayette M arket .—Below is
would'be, better than his company.—AC Saturday, the »Sth day of March, 1876. nieanderings 11.60chains to the place of be­
A 8VCCE88.—The entertainment given
by me, but you make a note and I will
ginning, containing ten acres, on» rod and
en the prices for which country prodi uce Y. i ‘ <9un,|i
at thqrhui r of 11 orclock, in the forenoon, I will twenty-six perches, more or less, all in the
endorse it, and you can get%the money at Amity last Friday night under the
proceed t< i sell, in front of the court
_____________
house door town of Dayton, Yamhill county, Oregon.
is sold at this place: Eggs, 16 cents!;
And it appearing to the satisfaction of the
from the bank. Grateful A proceeded auspicies of the Literary Society, was a
in the towh of LafSyette, Yamhill county, State
that it is necessary and will be benefi­
dozen; butter, 37 cents per pound; j [Ra-
A preftty waiter girl in an Iowa hotel of Oregon, , at ' public
‘ " auction, to the higiicst bid­ Court
success.
The
performer*
all
did
well.
cial to said ward to sell said real estate.
at once to write a note. Stay, said B,
der
for
c
ash
in
h)ind,
in
(T.
8.
coin,
the
above
*toes, 75 a $1 per bushel; bacon, 12
at a military banquet, wore an apron
WHEREFORE, it is hereby ordered that the
make it $200. I want $100 myself. A The receipts were $6 50. The school
described real estate to satisfy said execution next of kin of said ward, and all persons in­
children were admitted free.
cents per pound: hams, 14 a 16 c fnts; upon w|iich was the American flag. An and costa with accruing costs.
terested in snid estate api*ar before this
did so. B endorsed the paper, the, bank
Court on Tuesday, the 4th day of 1 pril, 1*76.
IgUayetle, Feb
’ ’ 25,
‘ 1«76.
-.
H. C. DALE,
shoulders, 10 * 12 cunts; wheat, 82 hj)9° oficer approached and pointing to the
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon,
SheriS
Yamhill
county
discounted it, and the money was divid-
U nroofed . -The old Campbell house cents per bushel. (We quote at 82 i|i' 90 a]iron said: "That is a beautiful apron. »•
and show cause, if any exists why said real
- ed. When the note was due B ifas in
estate should not be sold as prayed for .in said
which is being fixed up for rent was un­ because if you wanted whuat for fe^. Pjthe "Tes si
SHERIDAN, OREGON.
petition, and that a copy of this order be pub­
iw,” said she, “that is my flag.”
California, and A had to meet the pay­
lished in the Lafayette Courier for three suc­
latter
paid.) Qa1
Qats
or price would have to be paid.);
jo hear it, . ” said shoulder straps,
ment. What he is unable to cipher out roofed Monday night, during a severe
•J Had I,
cessive weeks prior to said day.
at 75 cents, and but few for Mtli Lo, »
I
11. HUKLLi» •
is whether he borrowed $100 of A, or A wind storm. The only wonder is that are held
" or I’Ve fought many a hard battle un­
t
Judge.
is
•
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so
we
are
informed.
Feed
-
ch<
more
houses
were
not
damaged.
/
borrowed $100 of him.
February 25, 1876.'
worth
Since the
chop-mill has.
an der that flag. ” “Not under this flag,
.............................
in operation the price of feed has declin­ sir, if t know myself!
______________
” And
with that
trated ob stole - from la . ay -
S now .—Tuesday night it snowed like
S ligut S kirmish .—The two prison-
«tie, about the 1st o November.' .875,
ed somewhat. Bran
F
is worth at'febast she sailed off leaving the hero beaten at
WAGON FOR ML
a
sorrel
horse; star in orehead: fifteen
blase«
at
this
place,
and
on
Wednesday
oner* who are caged in the socalled coun­
$25 per ton. Flour is quoted at $5«50 a
bands high: no. brands. Ifa5*l will pay a
his
O
’
g*^e-
_______
morning the foot
ty jail,
wu suppose,
__ w for
„____ want
___ _ of exercise,
___
____
to< hills were covered with $6 per barrel. The principal supply i w.
BAIN WAGO, GOOD AB NEW, H Inch reward of |10 to any one .»ho will rive me
>
Bpindie, foforsale cheap for cash. Apply Information of his whereabouts or brin^
made a few passes in the manly art. snow, E ^larch,
March, bj far, has been as fickle we believe, brought from Dayton.
w -------------
l*rim ‘ts J
at this office, or to
H- L. DALE.
I 13
VlkrHfl
£nr Air
TTnmoDtiAa life
jw
as
a
girl
of
seventeen.
13
yards
for
$1;
Domestics,
10
*
Í2
cts.
[
>e
for
the
C
ourier
.
Subtfribe
Sal
JÍO flerious damage was done.
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It is now thought by good judges
that the Democracy will be able to
carry Multnomah county, and elect
their county and legislative ticket.
The difficulty between the Mitchell'
and dnti-Mitc^' ell wings of the Re-
publican party < is becoming greater»
and there is no prospect of harmoniz-
ing these matters. The removal of
Scett has created a panic among them
and they do al in their power to iñ-
jy re each other. The prospect for tlie
Democracy wan never brighter than
now. Corrupt on and demoralization
everywhere exist in the ranks of the
Republican patty.
PIONEER
H
SMITH, SAMPSON & CO.,
W
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