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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1876)
LAFAYETTE COURIER. HERE AND THERE. hheridan items . By some hook or orook the following items from Sheridan failed to reach us in More rain is sadly needed. time for insertion last week: Only iflne milliners in town. Still it rains! and farmers lay down Cainpibeetiug times approach. the grubbing hoe and plow for the more important duties of politics. Crestfallen Candidates are buzzing with care. . candidates are daily returning; those far as we knowj-bdt he can hardly be A week conclusion—Saturday night. whose aspirations were highest coming said to-be capable or qualified. He County Court was in session this week. in under cover of night. was raided in this county and educa New goods at Littlefield and Hills., Qur merchants on business days are ! F. W. Martin gave us a call last Tues busy. Mr. Mayer keeps on hand a large ted in ¡fMcMinnviile and Moninouth and stdiiied law fit Salem. He was day. assortment of goods, and is always ready Ol*.' the chuck holes between here and to accommodate his customers; while De- admitted to the bar at the last term Amity. lashmutf & Co. are doing a land office of the ¡Supreme/lourt. He has, so A. M Hurley will deliver the next biz. If you want anything in the line far as we can asciu tain, never tried a of drugs, medicines, books, stationery, \ case infi cofirt ofjrecord; and but few lecture. etc., you should give Mr, Saylor a call. See programme of tho picnic at Nort.i if any pf IheJustK’es courts. He has The Good Templars are in a flourish Yamhill. t._j -S experience in the had aljFoluUcly Dfe ing condition, old and young alike being Tillamook county rejoices in a theatri trial of ci Muinal cpses, and whether or interested and lending their influence; in cal society. consequence of which we have no saloons not hqpvill niaka ia good lawyer we Bullfrogs are now singing their melo do not, know, f it is evident tiiaj or drunks. dious psalms. Croquet-r-notwithstanding it rains the hq is I lint qualified to take hold of the No nipuptics have taken place as far district attorney boys keep the balls rolling in the ol<| impovfant office as heard from. church, where they have an alley ar and perform its rqanifold duties there A dog fight is now facitiously styled ranged. of. The blun'derf of an incompetent tui ajtiiirr de eur. Rev. J. W. Miller preached two excel or inekper|encedjbrosecutor frequent Advertising is a blister which will lent sermons last Sunday to appreciative ly entail upon tie counties or State draw trade. Try it. j congregations. Mi N. largeJbills of coÄs without any bene Prof. Magers, of North Yamhill, has S heridan , April 24. communities. We are our tfiauks for favors. Under date of May 1st, our regular fit to the- Croquet is reviving. FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1876. f THE MAILS Mails close at 5:30 o’clock P. M. Arrive at 7:30 o'clock P. M. M BC K ET HOC’ 1ETI ES. A. F.<k A. M.—Meets the Friday on or befc .»TP the full moon. Members in good standing invi ted to attend. By order of. W. M. I. O. O. F.—Meet* every Saturday night at 8 o'clock P. If. Members in good standing invi- N. G. ted to attend. By orde f of 1. O.G.T.— Meet-evéry Toe-Jay ni ht at7 , P. M. Membe s of the order in good standing W. C. T.‘ invited. By order of P. H. -Meets the third Saturday of each month at 10 o’clock A. .M. at Gtange Hall. CUVR< HEM. REV. J, HOBERG, I’. E. * Sunday of eicli month at....... .. ...11 3d “ - :• ............ ... 7 A ) A A. JI. P. M. Regular appointments of Rbv. Ji W. Watts, second Sunday of each month at 11 o'clock A M. and 7 o’clock r. m . t EN TERPHINEN THAT WILL PAY AT L,A PAYETTE. .Lafayette is the county seat of Yam- hill- county; is situated in the central portion, and is accessible from all j>or- tions thereof! Almost every citizen in the county finds it necessary to visit La fayette once, at least, during the year, hence this place offers more inducements >ttq good, energetic business firms than any other ¡Jace in the county. Our grist mill was destroyed last year, and we have all learned to feel the need of one. If some three or four business men would purchase a portable mill, such as Mr. Shuck has at Chehalem, ahd set it in operation at this place, they would •ecure a greater return on their money than twelve per cent. Mr^.S’tandley was making money at the time the mill ' was burnt. * A wagon shop and a hariies^and sad- Adle shop would ¡»ay better at this place than any other in the county. / Our merchants ought to commence fix ing up and improving their, stores as welFas their stocks, to keep pace with the marked improvements in other reS- poet*. 0 J f We have frequently heard of Cap HAS.A. BALL. tains who never fought a battle; but we BALL <fc STOTT, In striking contras* with the nom never until tecently heard of a candi ination of Judge Bpise is the nomina date for District Attorney who never had tion of George H. Burnett for dis a case. But in this Centennial year 111 First Street, Opposite Occidental Hotel trict attorney of this judicial district. many new things will oc sur. ' PORTLAND, OREGON. George |is a good boy; he is honest so . The Republicans of th3 fifth district janlütf , GEO. H. BURNETT, ESQ. Which did the ringing the other day correspondent sends the following items, the Belle or the bell? ' from the same place: Last Tuesday as Mr. Albert Tanner Uncle-,Andy says everything is lovely was out riding in company witjj Miss and the ¡¡goose hangsJrigh. Circuit Court for this county meets Hettie Shortridge and Mrs. Nooning, about a mile below town, fhe hack was the fourth Monday in May. suddenly upset, and one of the horses be Born to the wife of Eli Olds, in Tilla coming detached from the wagon the mook county, April 23d, a son. I patty was compelled to walk, to town.' Lafayette took her first game of ero- No serious injury received. liquet, for this season, last Monday. Mr. Foster, an old pioneer, died at his Mr. G. P. Dorriss and lady are spend residence on the Wilamina last Wednes ing the present week in Vancouver. ' day. Delegates to the Republican State Mr. P. L. Delashmutt has just return Convention arrived home yesterday. ed from Portland where he Las been Mr. Wm. Perkins, of Tillamook, has a purchasing a Spring stock of goods. • larg|field of flax which premises well. Croquet is all the rage. Billy L 'm- A ^oung man who attended the Day iuoii and Solomon M. are among the ton danoe says he got a hbir in his eye. chanipions. The steamer Beaver is a very interest The Graiid Roude Indians that have ing sight to the young folks of a Sun- been working in this vicinity have re a»y. turned to the agency to plant their-grt»- LOffl STAB S1L00I. Attorneys at Law J. H. CLARK, Proprietor concluded not — to — nominate any --------------- candidate —-—---- .......... -..J for Judge. So Juylgo McArthur will “go ~ i... „»> i__ i V be elected i -X j o p course. ______ it alone ” and J LAFAYETTE, OREGON. JU8T PURCHASED THE above named rstabljshment, I invite H HVINfi tny friends to give me a call and try my *’ WINES, REMOVAL. LIQUORS, J. F. Watson is the Rt publican noni- R. ALFRED KINNEY HAS RI> moved his Otlice and Residence to the . , SEGARS, inee for Judge of the secor ,d i district. He Northwest corner of Alder and, East Park- * is a good lawyer. Streets, (double house), where he can be TOBACCO. found at any Urne. At the Ltepublicùi* Co Cz”A good Billiard Table will be found invention held li '*» here for the aiyounuodatiuu of uiy custom I ” ers. ' in Portland last WednesC ay the follow- n3:tf J. H. CLARK.' 1U i ing nominations were made; For Rep Í reseutative to Congress, R. Williams; » Pl residential electors, W.lll. Odell, J. W. rglAKEN UP BY THE UNpERSICNEF Watts, and J. C. Cartwrj gilt; for judge *iv^nK miles North of. Lafayette on I - 1 or about the nth <»f beccmiter, 1*75, on»- third district," R, P. Boi S ■; for Prosecu- roan mare about 14. hands high. 7 yeans old ting Attorney, G. II. fit rne It. no marks or brand- perceptible. The abovt OFFICE estray this day appraised by J.T. Hern bree, J.‘P., at $20, this the Hth dav of Dec !*"■>• WM. ROBERTS. WACOX FOR SALE. » Kstray-^N otice, THE COURIER Is Prepared to do all kinds 4 BAIN avago ; GOOD AS . NEW. JI inch a» Spindle, is for sale ehieap o for cash. Apply at this office, of to H. C. DALE. u2:tf '■ & Sister;- F -- ----- IX 8KED OATS FOk SALE. OtX hundred and fifty bn »lids of ejXtra need oats for sale. Sample at C. Uairs! harness- shop, Day ton. F. A, Crawford. MAWER SUPERIOR ■ i ■ NOTICE To and Cheaper than V therefore nstonöhed at the nomina PBVIE delinquent tax 1st vilibe relurped in tion oil Mr, Burnì 4 eft. Mr.-James Me- M a few days. Thii-e that have not paidriheir trxe# will.govern theins, lvei accordingly. Cain,;an abitai j I experienced' lawyer, h . c. dale . was a candidata lor the jYOsition, but FOR SA DE. for iome reasi :i he was eel aside, ¡SOF LA? .. tie River is We |ay nothing against Mr. Burnett on reasonable terms. For i persiin'ally. AVy regard him as a * cl.cvty, proinisiij^ you: g n an; but we 1 Mucksmitli Hliòp think we but s^ak the sentiments of ninelenths of tj e people when we say that ¡by reason | f his inexperience Ije ■U is not qualified for the |>osition he i i I I seeki i i i ANY « JOB OFFICE ------ IX THE-------- _ _______ _ f Corner Third andiAdams sts. LAFAYETTE, %■ : ; ; OREGON. ^WrE re-pectful y solicit a share of the V” patronage of the ladies of Lafayette and vicinity. Terms, very rea-onable'. OS^Give us a call. apr7.tf. WE $50.^ •» 160 ÍS C.L. ESTABROOK w DRESS-MAKERS, WHY PAY *85 ? ON SHORT NOTICE. SEWING MACHIN’S • REDUCED PRICE, ^$35. 1 HAVING THE ONLY JPowm job FRESAS lŒÆG-LV 1'02’A’. HOME AND MOME SHUTTLE ES * NG MACHINES. REDUCED TO LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES. FWNHE8E MACHINES ARE SUPERIOR ■> - I £ to any and all; nice seweis, straight WQULD respect fully announce to the Mt have recoiled inquiries in regard citizens of-Lafayette anil-vicinity timi I needlo-; two thread-, shuttle. Jook-stitch, ■IN------- ki of work', ui my' tun ^reiim ed to ik> lill ids the -itniilegt and cheapest and lhe lightest to ttf-3 quiilifica ioH'of voters. The fol- line of business, with ne ■at liess und ilisjiatch. running hrs.-class machines in the market. . ESTAUROOK, lowmg question have been propounded: C. L. To ree ls toconiince jourself. TIES PdRT VF THE STdTE -241 . 1st. Can a i ji rigrson who has taken and THE AV eia re enabled to make stifid in another county vote holds a honmstc i ! . i ; ■ - c n r for county officers in this county? The musical strains of tho willow denp and sow their Spring crops. 2a. Can a » erson whose wife and 1776, NEW YCBK, 1876, whistle help pass the monotonous hours SEWS ACHINES. The I. O. G. T. of this place propose family reside hi |i another State vote in PICNIC AT NORTH YAMHILL Eighteen hundred and seventy,six is the Cen I ♦ ■ ' away. ts..nim i ear. I-t is a Is > he year-in which an giving a picnic soon. The time and this'State?.- 0 Of such Printing as a Oppos;ti >n House of Rep i reset. tithes. the tirst There is to be a picnic at North. Yam , A pretty pair of striped hose attended J. place have not yet been designated. , The first qim istion must be answered since me close’of iho W'a ■, w ill be in power at hill on May 13th. The following is the ‘ the dancing school here last Saturday A person who has tak- Washington; and the vealr .- of th ■ twenty-third Dr. Ila 11 passed, through town last infthe negativ ele turn of a 1’rcbt leul of the United States. A ll programme: % evening. ¿■n i: land bolds p h uincstcad iu another ,of the e events‘ar • sure 1 t • be of great interest | 1 NV1TATION 6n week on his way to Salem. He will » ■ 1st. Music. and impoi'ance, especia il y tiie .two latter: and 1 comity must dL iigve his residence on the Good clothes must be cheap, judging preach at this place next Saturday and coxçfty AND all of them and everythii a, [connected with them 2d. Opening addre». lan|l, ami b< iffie wi.i be fully ami freshly 1 epdrted and expound- from the way a majority of our young Sunday. lanji, and ki ij cannot reside in this M. I. N. ' r 3d. Music. BUSINESS CARDS, FANCY PLAYCARD in l'ue »ox. coüpty. A pt S^otr cannot reside in t wo ed I'he cou'vty. Apt»., men ylress. Opposition Ho se of II ‘preseptatives, ta- 4th. Declamation. CIRCVLA1L*. D ancing S chool .—The second quar difibrent |»lac-:H at t! m same time. The king irp the itie of inq iiry opened veur- ago i PLAYCARbS. Remember the dance at McMinnville V by I' iik rjux. w ill sternly and dhligenth iuvesti-j ftth. Dialogue. ter pf Prof. Day ’ s dancing spliool at this I boinesteibl laujfrequires all claimants to ■/.ite the ta*r<’Hpti >ns a ui ims ie'-ds of (oi ksr's VISITING CARDS, LABELS, I on the 16th inst. This promises no be a 6th. Music. place closed last Saturday evening The ru^de on tile c Slim. By voting in a dif- iolmi .istr .tjon ; ami w 1 it is t i be h iped.jlay grand affair. . tTC, , ’ ' m i the foundation for a n wand bet er period 7th. Reading. . I »light subject them- our national history. Gt I ail this TaavScx will [• We heard a nice young lady say that' school will be Continued right ou? every fen ut county, 8th. Declamation. Address orde Saturday evening, the same as before. seljves tri iml Ltmcut, and lose their contain complete and ii-qurate acco mts, fur- a certain gentleman’s foot looked like a i nishing its readers with sarh a:id trustworthy. 9th. Dialogue. Those attending regularly will be charg claims also. , raisen box. information ui on tin se iLsorbing topics, 'Í 10th. Music. ed only fifty cents per evening, and all Tho twen v-third Pre i idential election, with lie secoml ! question must also be an- Lay all the mistakes in tbo paper this those who attend occasionally will be the in epa:tion- for ii, will be memorable as 11th. Recitation. swfered in- til ! negative. Our election deeding upon G hax I s aspirations fur a third week to those good'looking young ladies taxed 75 cents. 12th. Music. / of power and pju ider. and still more as • latv provides I a;»t a mun's residence shall term 'LA FAYETTE, OGN. - that paid us a visit. I d.- iding w ho ~li ill beid e < a..didst • of the par ill 13th. Declamation. C ampmeeting .—The M. E. Church, • T The rno-t i'np »riant t improvement ever ty of Reform, and ase ecthig that candidate t . ___ ..2 ... - IX deemed A1J rheid to be where his ftuu- A sewing machine hernmer, found last North, w’ill hold their first cuinpmeeting 14th. Closing address. niaile. Iusaves J labor anti preserves health. < oncerning..ill thtse s ibjects, those who read L - ............. No more disease anil dea'li*, i, side or back- Tu.. 8. x will have the < onstaiit means of being Sunday, can be had by the owner by 011 the 15th of next June, at their il ’ resides !{ 15th. Music/ , ache» from using sewing machines. No in r i iglily welliniorn ed. E C.' BRADSHAW. If a man’s 1 r . A clyl.1 can run it. Al 1 teaching _ r< <piir»-d. The exercises will commence at ten calling at this office. grounds near McMinnville, known as the ' The y>'e.KKi.>- box, wi ¡ch has attained a circu I hl Is residenc»® likewise there. start« . the wajs »' ’ right , wav. .Never _ goes lation of over eighty t. usami copies already M iss Mary Hembree has our thanks llibbs’ campmeeting ground. o’clock, A. M., in the academy. After hackwards and breads things, (.'an be stop* -tate is plain And expressive on this point has its re idem iu eve y >t ite and.Territory, ped ii:sianflv. With it on your maehjne. mschjne, a:id we trnsi that the r ar 1876 w id see their the programme is exhausted and the for a handsome boquetj, the prettiest we <• D ied .— Frankie, infaut sou uf J. W. LAFAYETTE. OREGON. lilid uiidcr husbauil’s redid.‘tic« yon can do double the work you can with ■d is mini bers do.yb ed. It wiil continue to be a i ■ ------ have seen this sea&ofi. weather Is ingjfavorable, the people will out it. Fifty Britches can bs made with one ' f 1 <- j. ♦ and L. Baker, departed this life at six differ milled by the residence of his Wife tlioro iglij new spaper, VI the gen -r*i news of pressure of <»ne foot. It can be applied to Office in Jpe Court House. ii it. condensed when un the d«y Wi 1 he f i nd adjourn to Fryer’s Butte and partake of These are the days when one hears the b,’cluck this inorping. Frankie was born qid• fuiiiily.^^l’artiiA wishini sewing ___ machine. Appro.cd shing tip exam- imp iitant al full leu; it i whe:i ol moment: ami any Li__ T-r*--- — by t , the si 0 , a picnic dinner. All are invited to attend pliancy pharmer philosophizing over his March 31st, 1875. I Massachi'setts .-late Board of Health, (see ifie these q festions for themselves can always we iru-t, tre.-# DI in a clear, iu:eresthig men "Advertis/ag is lhe Oil which wise Official Deport, 1*72). Mas-aehusette Medi a. .2 instill L._ and ti>e iiianuey. and, if convenient, to take along a bas phosphates and phertilizers. cal Society and Massachusett* Charitable so by get lug the horiivstead law aud It Is I r aim to ma I e th" W eekly S i n the put in their laiup*.’’ Modem 1Toy. HON. B. F. LIONUAM. ket full of grub « A good, time is antici- > '. ■ .1 Mechanic's A sociation. The Hall Treadle best famlilv i ew.-pape in the world, sud We I A young lady used her leap year pre tne election! kws of this Slate. is a part iff'* 1 H<ffne Machines S 'ld by ns. e in its coluim s a ia'gc shi.ill coihinu ■ to giv The gentleman whosemrfine head« this ■ pated. 5* i L« The Hall Treuilie Griiolinj; Machine rogative by asking a young geutleiuan- amo mt of ini-eeHam* ■on* readi ig.rS hli as stih Must be seen to be appreciated. For a ! article is well known to the people of the ititid i tel i.eiiceaud ag- ries. taies. poems, -ci •: Is he coiipcteni to till the position? ricult'.iral i fonuati- n i for which we are not! - REPORT OF UNITY SCHOOL-Di.. 23. to take a glass of soda with her. tanner or mechanic to see it. is to‘buy mie. - I ' : I • | i 3d judicial district as an honest, able, and It is-an indispen-able article in every farm From a private letter we learn that . Should hewe elected? should 1 be ask able to iaal.e :ooni i.i .> ir daily, editibu The' ROOMS 20 AND 21, Term cotntqpncing February 7th and hou-e, i-hop or hotel agriciltmal departinei t especially is > ny of its upright Judge, one in whom they have The Hall Treadle Jia» Saw and Bar more grain has been sown in Tillamook < by ail prominent features, I lie fushiou.i are also reg- ending April 28th, 1876. the fullest confidence. He has 1 k ‘0 u ' I ed aud cinefullv considered lag Muchine. Merchants ’ Exchange, ujariy r ported in its '-o'.IUlli 8. county this year than ever before. I at ab. -tgdet Names. The W ei klv S i x ., e rht pages, lyith fifty-six CnliforniM Sired. Kan Francisco. Is an accomplishment in every workshop judge of this district for alxiut 5 years; when thcil ca*l their ballot.-. The GRADE A The Hall treadle is applicable to all ma- “A Yamliiller in whom there is no l and has tried many cases and lias given beinocratiB nominees are all fully broad cjiiunitts is oui $1-A) a ye<r,-postage ■ 97 • Levi Gran es ............ ciiinery requiring a foot power--» ewipg ma p epaidL As this ptj c baiely -r p.ii a the cost i iiOF 5 4 8 dicits Adi-vrtiseme'.iti'nnd Subscriptons .!:■ 9* ,;3 guile,” is the way a Jackson coui.ty man general satisfaction. Although a Denio-J Robert Grames........ chines. grindstones, jig saw a. timing hi the« the paper, no di-< mat can tie niiide from , compeienti , Can as much be raid of of *4 1 too JI* y Haynes........... this rate to ellfbs, ag< its, Postmasters or aay- ' .'for the L afayettb t 'oi riek and tor paper* jewelers' and dentlste' lathes, etc. Send for <5 • speaks of sheriff pale; Correct. , i 99 published in lalifi^nia. Oregon and Nevada; circular*. 10 0 crat, yet since he went on the bench he the ■ llepuuiican nominees' Abian Hay es ........ , CUI- one .? ■ i An 93 . Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montmab, Col 9:11 1 Gpilferd Worden....... r The D aily S vx , a 1 The wave on wbitfh many a poor fel lias eschewed partisan politics as much CO * M » 1 :6 El la Parrot.......... .. *|ilia.tic no iil'be the answer. qf twenty-eight col.'i i ii .*. give* nil the Uews for orado. Arizona, anti alticei-t Territories; 17 New MiMitgomery st. Fan Fracisc I Sandwi*h Islands, the British PdSsessons, 62 2 low has been carrieel away is the wave 9« Alice Booth............... as ho could, because he knew that a two ce ts a copy. > < ffi-cription, postage pre- 9N of a lace-edged cambric -handkerchief. 12i i> Eocene» Hess............ itiid’, a month ;Ot £‘i 5 i a year. m - m > ay edi- i Clnua: New Zealand and the Australian judge should be no respecter of person, ; 'RESOLUTION'S. 0 94 Fr-d H s. ................ l-’i tion ext’-a.Ml. 10,pfer, teyr. We hate no travel- i Colonies; Mexica Fort s. Nica i agua. Panama 9| 0 t 91 Valpariso and Japan; ; the Atlantic States Henry Hess................. A large numlwr of Yamhillians went so far as politics is concerned. For this ing agents. JA< ires'''. and Europe a. OKA UK. j The full. riving resolutions were adojit- SUN. New York City. reason he lias stood aloof from party to Portland last Monday morning for 62, 2 ‘ Lizzie Booth .... A-(l by tlie Ddmocracy of Yamhill county 15 1 ! A D V E It T 1 S I N G. Fannie Haynes..-, . « the purpose of log rolling for . the candi caucuses and conventions, and has con- ■ I .. Ü»X)‘ IN ! Jennie Gaaines ..... at their CJ iunty Convention, and which Has created njany . a new business; i tented himself with voting his honest ......... ! 91 T ! dates. Willie Kt mt........... » Has enlarged rnan vwn old business; we considJ r good enough to stand r?pub- 8»1 1 Í h . MBS. J. BI TLKß, * Major Hames............... MH:’. !.. J. SMITH, . Has revived many a dull business: ........ 99 0 I A four-year old oak grub would be sentiments in a quiet way. For thesq lishing ad kin: Gorde 1 \Vorden......... f- Has rescued many a lost business: J..... 82 6 I 9»i about as effective a campaign document reasons people of all parties will support Jo eph Price .... z«.. Has saved many a large business; U 1! i : eoi . vi ; i 1 L The the Republican pmty since 97 ........ 94 2 Wflb-ir Havnes......... And insures a S'lCcess in any business. 97 as could be used, judging from the re him for re-election, believing him to 14 ,1 the clos pH ttfie war ha- s ow n .itself unworthy ......... M) 2’ Dirani Haynes.......... f 98 ...I I 2i honest and capable. Let the people -of Frauk Booth............ of the ruppbrt of the American people for the 1 ports that are circulated about some of G ikauu ' s S ecti oft.i—Stephen Girrad used - T W. M ackie , to say in his jild day s: "I have always con Yamhill county show their appreciation > _ : follow ing i«i'son>: For the most giariug frauds; tli^nominees. ® S _ sidered advertising liberally and long to be Teacher. -r = >* 2 of the services of Judge Bonham by giv-* bi ibery unileon option, its 'rec^le*s disregard * , the great'medium of success in business, j 5 = n -•0-1 An exchange has a receipt for curin, g ' for the war“ itsuhd " —v -*- interests -« ol •> the - • people. Fdr I and the prelude to wealth. And 1 have ing him a good majority. LAFAYETTE, , : . : OREGON. 8 peakino .—The county candidates of felons. C The for testing __ best plfede r „ the made it an invariable.rule to advertise in MX» j protecting •npitul at the e xpense of labor, and M» » ' JT itceived direct from the dullest times as well as tire busiest, long ; few/riling Iprrnpt men on account of party ser- this county will address their fellow citi merits of it is Washington City, and if it • E have JU I experience having taught me Jj.at money Charles O ’ C olop has addressed ii j vice. Foe ob-tructing the a>liniuistratioti of Portland. a choice assortment of zens at the following times and places; don’t fail there it will be a great saving thus spent is well laid out. and by continu Millindry G,oods of al kinds, voi si-ting in ally keeping.my business before the public ' justice ar J uttciupting to establi h an uuwar- letter to the Ne}v York Bar As>ocia» at East Chebalem. May 25th 1876; West of rope material. ' * part of ... it hassecured many Bales that I otherwise i raiitable i||is.liction over State governments by I would have lost." Chebalein on the 26th; North Yamhill The Willamette woolen mills at Salem tion in reference to his connection desoh i^g Itgis utivc houses. 1 F<»r nmltijilyiiig Advertise Yonr Buxines«. \n the 27th; McMinnville on the 20th; were consumed I'd fey fire last Wednesday ! with the famous Fohest divorce caie, offices uu cessarily. and raising salaries and Keep Xour Name before the Public. Sheridan on the 30th; Amity on the 31st; ei-ti .ravagaucji s. 008$ 122,000; insured for in which he indignantly denies the needless morning.' Loss 1 $122, (MM); Judicious Advertiaing- will Insure Wheatland, June 1st; Dayton. June 2d; • a. . 2d. 2d. ' Thlt the I'nited States GovBrnipent is a Fortune. 4 $61, 00C. Fire supposed to have origina accusation of extortion and false pre Lafayette, June 3d. Speaking to com governini' it of the states composing the same i Dull*. Advertise. If Business is mence at one o’clock, P. M'.; each day. ted from spontaneous combustion. tenses, and asks an investigation, In with l:mi i 14 powers as deilued in the Constitu- Advertise. If Business!« Brish, 1 IF • . I % Hon. Lee Laughlin and Green Row the letter Mr. O’Conor gives his the i tion and I lat the rights of the States under the | O fficers E lected —At a regular ConatituU ill shoald not be impaired. meeting of North Yamhill Lodge, I. O. land have gone Ea8t. Of course they ory of the cause ol Forrest!« strahge 3d. Tti HHHL_____ it taxation. National us well as State And in fact evi r vthing that is to b<- found Í n G. T., held last Saturday, the following will see the Centennial in all its glory. conduct in his domestic troijblej.’ County atkd municipal fhould ST <T yliould be levied ns near in a first class M iliinery and Fancy Goods W — » We understand that several more of -» C 3 Store. * officers wore elected for the ensuing as poMibfe upon wealth and capital instead of The theory is that the quarrel wa; ! labor —ALSO— North Yamhill ’ s solid men intend going aii<K|ndustry; th,ere.ore, Jalror aniijndustry; we tii.ere.ore, are opposed quartet: Wm. White, WCT; M iss Anna ' only ,a device the tragedian to di to tiie the prifenl.ruinous pr^jeriljuin'tus protective tariff tariff system, I Dunn, W VT; J. H. Maguire, Secretary; East at an early day. A believing kt to be a species ot class legislation vert attention from, financial failure D. Runnels, F S; Lizzie Higgins, T; Geo A mity B all *—Last evening the^big intended lie enrich the capitalist at the expense Hughes, M; Bessie Hutehcroft, I G; C. resulting from the erection of the eas of the gri at mass of consumers; and are in fa- dance of the season came off at Amity. Orders laken for HAIR WORK and at- W. Burton, O G; John Harris, C. q i tended to W ith ihspatch. A large number of qur citizens attended, tie on the Hudson, which he had not vor i f ap jroaching as near as po sible to the i We respectful V ,i»k the ladies of Lafayette principle! ' iof Free Trade. Corner Sixteenth and Castro streets C ircuit C ourt C alled .—Elery Rog which is plainly to be seen. The attend means to finish. andjvicinity to | ive U- a share of their pat 4th. That the National Banking system is al ronage. OAKLAND, . CALIFORNIA ers, County ClerJ^has been notified offi ance was quite large, and every thing The Republican State Convention so a specie- of clasg legislation, burdensome SMITH A- BUTLER. cially by Judge Bonham that Circuit went along as smooth as a greased onion. no7:tf has nominated Hon. R. P. Beise|for and unjqit ami should be repealed as soon as Court for this county will convene at Some wretches, we are informed, sprink the lawsipnder which it exista will permit. this place on Che 4th Monday of the led red pepper or something of the kind. Judggof 5)li. That gold und silver is the only money ” u'‘bV w‘ this judicial district. . This F-".“ tion. of Hnrt- present month. May 22d, for the purpose on the floor to the ¡great discomfort of is a good nomination: but old lina Ré- that is ajegal tender according to the Consti tution, aàd that specie payment should be re of hearing such oases as may come up the dancers. Anyone guilty of such an publicans in Marion and Linn ilersliip. From the largest and best bred Fowls in )un- offence should be sent to the peniten sumed ajj soon as the interests of the country the World.. for trial. . : ---- cpiArtn'irship heretofore existing be- Carefully packed and warranted to carry ties, are indignant thereat, and ave will perplt, tiary. ' ___ ; _ tween the 11 ndersigned in the practice of safely any distance. The varieties W anted to see the fun .— We asked £th. S'hat we approve and endorse the action law is this day di.-solved by mutual agreement. avowed their determination to defeat comprise W ill M eet . —The members of the W. M. RAMSEY, of the Democratic party in Congress in its work a young urchin the other day why he Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff ana Part him by electing his competitor, Jfidge JAMES McCAlN. Yamhill County Pioneer Wolf Club will ridge Cochins. White leghorns. Hou- of retrenchment and reform, and its opposition I. was so late going to school, and was sur April 14,1876 dans, and Silver Spangled Hamburgs, meet at the oourt house Saturday, May Bonham, who is his (¡quai in evefy re to fraudand Corruption of every kind. Black Spanish, White Dorkings. Golden prised when he remarked “that he wait 7th. ’that we are in favor of the perpetua 27th, at 10 o’clock, A. M., for the purpose sped if not his superior. Judge}' n- Polands, Aylesbury Ducks, and Game. ed to hear another boy howl who was re Sebright and Black African Bantams tion of qnr present free school system and op- of electing officers, and such other busi ceiving a dressing down with a shingle. B ,i! finest collection dn the ham has made a good judge aid is poeed »ny diveraion of the funds thereof. ness as may properly come before them. Pacific Coast. TRAYED OR STOLE FROM LAFA> 8th, ’That we cordially invite all persons of deservedly popular with the people, n7"8end stamp for illustrated circular to A H int —Many people ask for papers By order of the secretary. ette, about the 1st q , November, ffcA GM). B. BARLEY, whatever previous political views who are in a sorrel horse; star in orcheMl; lift An at this office who would scorn to i beg for and we believe he will be electl Ml Importer and dealer of Choice poultry. Box hands high; no br»n<H.-tdTI will naw a Won’t some i one 01 bay the editor of favor <tf the principles herein affirmed and in loo ceuts; yet that is the price oharged < 659, San Francisco. reward of »10 to aay one wnb will favor < remedying the many evi)» complained the Statumm i a little gun? He need* Gov. George L. Curry haa gone to information of his whereabouts or brftZ for g copy. Wo hope they will am the hiW tame W Lafayette. ___ w Dr“» of toriihito with ne in our effort to restore the Oy'Pleaae state psparyos aiw t 4 •oe. California. ▼M. BUUIJY^X' aoint. «¿T rtieement in- < in1 ? Eovorfcmeiit to ite priusative parity. I HALL The AVE l£IC f.Y Sun TREADLE A SPECIALTY “THE courier ; A-ttorney at TLaw, L. P. FISHER, A I) J ‘JlR Tisiud AG EA 'T. A HALL TREADLE MANUFACTUR’D SMITH 4. BUTLER, * W > Hats, Bonnets, Cuffs and Collars, Plumes, Laces Ribbons, and Feathers, Floweri, Etc LA, DIE S’ Œ Q TI ES OAKLAND POULTRY I YARDS. . WALSH <&. REED, SEASON^0 F 1875. Dissolu Eggs for Hatching T« MERCHTAJSTTS, $10 REWARD! S OREGON.