Polk County times., August 28, 1869, Image 2

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WORDS OP WISDOM '
A uian named George Newman was
F ob Y oobb M bs ,
Salem stage diiver, informs us that 'Mr. accidentally killed ia Portland last
Oh ! could thsre in this world he found
week by being struck on the head by a On the Haling P om I m in Yo«<k u 4 Bari*
Some little spot o f happy ground,
Hardy, one of the engineers at. the saw­
D a l l a s L y c e u m . — We wish to jo*:
falling beam whil-t in the act ot raising Manhood, with SELF HBLP for tbo Erring
Where village pleasures minili go round
CO!J& i Y O F F IC IA L P A P E R .
and Unfortunate. Seat ia aaalod louer cure*
mill
near
the
ferry
in
Salem,
met.
wiih
Without
tl.e
village
tattling.
the lm'iiKu ies of rlu* literary «¿outs about
it on to a new building.
opes, free of charge. Addreaa, H u B a w A m o -
Uow d'tuldy hlest that sp >t would bo,
g
hi» death yesterday morning about ten
Frank R. Siuart, : : . : : :
Edi^ r ' town to the off ct that next Finlay eve
Hay is plentiful in Portland at 810 ciation , Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. .
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Eroe fr. iu i ho bitter misery
o’clock under the following circumstan- to 812 per ton.
riing is the time to which the meetings
PAINKILLER.
01 g»6.-ips’ endless prattlii g !
h \LL \S, 8ATI KDAY. \Ufl 28.
ccs : It appears that Mr. Hardy was
The State Agricultural Society are
of the Lyceum were adj urm d in April j
No article ever attained to rack anbomtded
in the act of putting the belt on the sinking an artesian well on their groqnds popularity.—
l 'n l g m a N o. 3 .
A d L M m s H)lt lH E « T I M liV »
lust. T h e evenings aV*c growing per-
Salem Observer.
near Salem.
wheel
of
the
pump,
for
which
purpose
I am composed of twenty-one letters.
O. W . CANNON. E sq . ii our authorized j eeptihly longer asnl no hettei naans ol
A fellow in Portland ha9 been im
An article of great merit and virtue.— ¿Yen.
My 11, 12, 5, 19, is something we should try he had to stand on a narrow space be­
Eusine.--Agii t for Portland and vicinity.
passing one—at least— each week can
Nonpareil.
prisoned for whipping his wife.
to save.
c
tween the pump and the main driving
THUS. BOYCE. E s q , i* <>ur only authorized . he fou n d than in the cultivation o f their
The Unionist says that a lodge of
We can bear testimony to the afleacy of the
My 2. 3, 4. is a conjunction.
wheel, and while doing so the shaft of Rebecca degree was instituted in Pain Kilk-r. We hare seen it# magic effeeta ia
Bu-iuess A;^vii*in^iaM^Franoii|^^^
rea son in g faculties and literary tastes
My 7. 8, It, 21, is something we all have.
soothing the severest pain, and know it to be a
My 12. 18, 20, is xvhut wo burn in our lamps the latter struck him in the back, when Salem on last Saturday evening, A. L. good article.— 6Vnci*»»»wi Dispatch.
Last
Sprinir
wesugtres
ed
the
propriety
lU > I N i:S « * NO I I e l i .
he fell over backwards between the Stinson being installing officer: The
My If-, 12, 8, 10, we u.-e nearly every day.
of conducting the debate« o f thissoci-
A speedy core for pain— no family should be
Wo hare made arrangement. with.L Vine­
My l l.fi, 9, generally vote.
main shaft and driving wheel, between new lodge takes the name of “ Rebecca without
it.— Montreal Transcript.
yard, Ks ; . t<* aet as t’nlieeting and General ety-on thc*“ IUtH>t legislature
plan, itl-
Degree Lodge No. 1 ,1. O. O. F.” The
My 1, 18. 9, 1». is xx hat grapes groxv on.
which
lie
was
literally
torn
to
pieces.
Rusiiitss Agent lor the livi s until further no- *s(eaj ,,f the old style o f dehate, giving
officers elect are : A. L. Stinson, N.
My 6, 12. 5, 1(5. is u pronoun.
Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer,
He continued breathing forubout fifteen G.; Mrs. J. Q. Wilson, V. G.; Mrs. E which is the m*«et valuable family medicine
tie«» 1 his xxiil afford us more time to devote 1
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My
1,
18,8,20,
is
used
by
druggists
every
, .
.
oar reasons tor such opinion;
\\ e none
to the c nt t.s <■! the paper, wbieh w.il dutYnt
r
1
minutes .after lie was extricated from l Corner. Secretary ; Mrs. Sarah Riely, now in use.— Team. Organ.
day.
I,... pv ix.
ati-fm-tory t-> *.nr patron# us our the LveOUlll Will take the Suggestion
My whoie is the n one o f a respectable bus­ the machinery but did not recover con­ Treas.; Mrs. R. W. Sayers. Con.; L.M.
It has real merit; as a means o f removing
the tour ot (ho .
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s It. h . \ in Xu1 i will u.a .e
at
an
early
time.
iness
him in independence.
i
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r.„
into
eotisuleration
Wade.
W.;
1.
W.
Miller,
I
G.;
Janies
pain. no medicine has acquired a reputation
4 oii h t\ mi •
connected wi«h ilio 1 ivks
sciousness. Mr. Hardy is spoken of
Auswer next week.
ns
ii a- i a we..tt.ir XXIII permit,
We he
) T a n* ,FerJ y D‘ r i / P« » Killer.— .Vetrov/)
Duffoy,0. G.
We I i-liove the question under discus-
(K y ) Unity News.
speak t.-r . the r»iiri«x mo hare invariably
Answer to enigma last week — "E . Y. Hal as an exemplary and promising young
The
Great
World
Circus,
under
man
>inn
at
the
time
of
last
a
journmen
iuds
id
ibx.*
cmzcus
el
Polk.
luci a: ih-
lock.
J0UN0THA.NI».
map about twenty-two years o f age. agement of the renowned John Wilson,
It is really a valuable medicine —it is used
was. ••Resolved. That woman should hi
by manv physicians.— H<*p.n Tmreter.
Independence, Aug. 25, lSt>9.
His body was takeu charge of by the the most thorough circus manager ever
1’ Ktitir.i-.S ä INU.— Our readers wi 1 !>«• grm'ed ilio light of suffiage.’ and the j
Odd Fellows’ fraternity and to-day re­ on this coast, performed last week at
pleased to lvain that the W e s t Side j
>t.j w ¡s continued over until the
I'rM u In d e p e u d . uce*
N E W A D V E R T IS E M E N T S .
moved f r interment to Buena Vista, he Jacksonville and is now en toute for
railroad company have ah out eighty „ext. meeting. I»et theie he a full turn
this v.illey. This circus will perform
A ugu>t 21, 1800.
having been a member of the Lodge
men employed on their line, ai d th..t . ot|t at ^ A c a d e m y next Friday even-
throughout the Stute until the State
E d i t o r T i m e s : — According to pro­ at that place.
the work is progress ng finely. It is j
Fair, where they will perform duriug
expected that the ro.d will bt e mpleted
*”**
mise, i will try and give you all the
Prominent among
S a r k . y s t i c a l .— V notorious male its continuance.
(all nut laying the rails) to llilloooru
S ad M isfortune .— Mr.\V.E Clark, news from our thriving little village.
the superior attractions offered by this
flirt having nt last married, his biide
within five Mi l ls.
; informs us that Mr. Craven, who resides
company,
are four large sized lions.
T O B U IL D E R « , E T C .
l have none of much importance ex­ -aid : “ Now, my dear I hope you wi 1
'I hat inimitable world renowned Jester.
R e m o v a l . — ine o u i e c o f the T imes » ‘ *ar Eub, had just harvested his crop
cept thaV Wheat is still coming in—some quit your trifling foobsh ways." “ My’
iie c o n t r a c t for b u il d in o
a
Harry Jackson, is the clown. This
New Bridge at Independence will bo let to
lias been removed from the corner ot and on Thursday last set tiie to a hig storing, some selling—price sixty cents
diur," said he, “ my marriage shall be Circus throughout California, sustains tne lowest bi.lder between 12 «»’ettx-k m ao.I 4
O.ik an 1 M tin streets to the block oj>- P>
-MlraW »“ “ l dvhris near his house per huslu'i.
p. in. on the 13ih dev o f bepicuiner
Just imagine
her feel- a creditable reputation, aud will doubt­ o’clock
my last foily
o
next.
less
do
well
here.
posite the Court Uou-e.on Main street,
affer a heavy s-hower o f rain fell | Some gentlemen have been survey-
in ks.
l’ iaus and specifications can be seen at Dal­
The I in migration Aid Society have las, at the ofl!L-e ot the Comity Judge.
two door« south of the Fust O-Bee j w ueh sub lued the fire and. as Mr. ; ¡ng for sevoial days to find a course
S pecial T erm of C o u r t — It is completed their organ zation at Port­
18 td
K U iM il.K S , Sup’t.
this will account for the appearance ot Craven supposed, extinguished it. when with suffi-ieut iall to bring a pait ot
stated that the eitiz**ns of ^ amhill land, with Ho»*. E. D. Shattuek as Pres
a halt -beet this we»k. Our reader |lL. weut into the house. On coming the Willamette through our town to
s K i c n l l » S a i l '.
ident and Messrs. Lorvea, Ainsworth
eounty
ha\e
petitioned
Judge
Boise
to
'v" ^ 1 ' })"
howcMi, by tin 0l|f a 8|,„rt time a iter winds be discov* r:n machinery — fh-uring mill, etc.
and W. S Ladd, as Trustees.
Y virtue o f an Execution i^u«. 1 oat o f the
hold a special term of the Circuit Court
center of the town, and our facilities for ered that the straw pile had rekindled they report favorably.
1 hey tap the
Circuit Court of the Stai, „t Oregon, for
Mr.
Ohcadle,
a
merchant
of
Albany,
in that county for the trial of the Claib
Bulk
couoty, t<) me directed, in fax..r <>f S H
obtainieg new s rf a local character will a,H^ *'0U) tit Uuic.i toil the five to I he stacks riwr a short distunc«1 heiow Buetia
is offering seventy cents, in goods, for VV.ij and
against Win 11 Beck. I have this the
wheat for the next ten weeks.
thereby l o multiplied, be-idcs being ot gr.ru that stood uear by lie made Vista, und proprse tf> put the raee Morris murderers.
11 ih «lay o f August. A. D., 1-69, levied on L«us
No. ò mul ß in Block N >. 3 u«»rth <U Main
more convenient tor parties calling on } e t.,._v
lo cht ck the firey monster through for tun thotisuud dollars— a
om . R eceived .— We have received
The Albany Collegiate Institute will -treet
ami No. 3 east o f Meridian .-treet in tho
]• 'i>.iu*' ■ and subscribers who receive
open,
under
the
charge
of
Rev.
Edward
town
of
Buena Vista, P ok « ounty, .State o f
a
communication
from
W.
S.
1*.,
Salem
but to no pun
purpose,
, .
,
nut
osi and the stacks » f distance of five or six uiihs
l f the
their papers at the office. .
1
11
<liego , the property o f »-ai.l U'm. II. Beck <m
R.
tieary
and
Rev.
Samuel
R.
Irvine,
g ain were l utned to the ground, tlm- eouip.üiv ts lortne«! (and I think it will but owing to its length and the short
S a tu rd a y th e ld ili d a y o f - i . p t . tu b er, ISÒ9,
on M"udav, Oct. 18, 1809.
at the Lour ••! one o'clock A M 1 will sell the
‘•J. T. O ."— A communication ap d. stroyinj» the »hole u! the fiuits of a be) it will be good for all the surrouud- tiin we have to get up tlii- issue, i's
A camp meeting o f the Cumberland same or So mu<-b thereof us eiiaii he neues.-ary,
reared in the Salem Press during out year of hard labor in a few minutes. iug counti x ; and the fanners ab >vc oublicition is unavoidably po-p.med lor Presbyterian church will be held on to satisfy said execution ot $1:3 l5 -i' 0.iu«i
•f
cost-«, ut public auction t.> tue Ligh---t bidder,
.Mary’s r.ver. about twelve mil -a above iu United Mates gobi ctin, iu Iront ot the
absence i. oui home from the pen of the We deeply sympathize with Mr. Craven i h re, who have to drive their stock to utio week.
P<>lk county, Ogn.
»•ueticad -Ukius- sigTß' himself as above. in his misfortune.
the river every day for water, should
N ew W a r ::— We learn that Mr. Corvallis, ciftnui ncing September 1 OtD Court House door, iu Dili «.*.
J. SV SMITH.
Two men, named Kelley and John
l!a,l we been at home at the tune wt
t ,ke a great interest in this m it.ter.
lfiwl
Sheriff <>f t‘o‘ i <■ mit./. O.ii/on.
Way. of Kola, in th s county, lias in
, D edication .— Last Su* day the new
Smith,
alias
Brigham
Young,
were
lod­
might have been silly enough to ‘ go
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We have passed midsummer—the vented a new kind of pottery ware.
.
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,
. r
e idice ot the Jl. h. ( liurch south,
i\ oT i< li.
ged in jail Sunday night— arrested,
after him
impulsively ; but sober
period when febrile, choleraic and epi­ Specimens of ihe same will be exhib­ one at Oregon City, and the other at
thought satisfied us that wh«t he craves ; c'!r,,(‘r ^ Church and Wa-hingtou
demic diseases most prevail— a;.d still ited at the appr » c »iu S‘ ite b\»ir.
Albany, by Mr. M. II Bell, Marshal r p O SOLOMON WO'<D. M/:s MARY BRA
is notoriety— no matter at what cost, streets, was dedicated.
The services
1. THKR, E L M K U W ow b ih- J AppLgute
of C*»rval!is, who took them up to Cor . uurdian), Leirs ««f Alonzo W««o»l, «iccease.l,
V hat ;.e says about us is not lnlt a- were conducted by Rev. B. R. Baxter, the general lie• Ith of the citizens has
vallis on Monday. They are charged • ate <»f Bolk county, b . . ^ n ’, ami all p«-r.-«>i-3
been, and is still, good.
annoying
: while ,, the fa’sc i assisted
„ • f , by
v.. i,
T- ,
OREGON N E W S .
,
/ , a3 a flea-bite
.
Levs. Kclsav,
or Corvallis, j
with stea ing a gol I watch and chain, interested in tile hsiate ot .,i i dec a.-e I: 1'bai
hoods lie utters about lion. Bon. Hay- ,,
,
....
,
,
Yours, in haste,
JolINOTllASUS.
application will be made to the County Court
for Bolk county, State <•! <>rc-g o -«n ttie fii-1
d. n ate too palpable to need refutation, j ” K Lurch- of Independence, and A. j
A pleasure party, including our old about the time ot the fire.
VI. md ay in Sep urn-«or, 18-9. by M.ihaia *V..,>d,
A
man,hv
the
name
of
James
Parker,
J T. O.’a ba-a a-aing reflects ou uoooe | L. Scars, of Dallas. It was expected , I Ml*RoVEMENT--
5am. Stile- friend- Hon. J. 1). Fay and si.-tcr, Da
widow of said dec ascii !••
<r.i .m l set tf
•as ill us ou himself.
; tha. Bi-hop Marvin <rn»M have
■ ,,cw c„ tla . n s „Jenee ,m Church »tract vid Linu, Esq*, and family and sever;«! «ioing business at Nubiimity.was arrest .ier dower in the following .t.... >•«:>.-1 preini-«.-#.
others, have iee« utiy visited that grand « d and brought before the United State- io xx it : The W. J of the dotialioii Ixixl cium
C o n s o l i d a t i o n — During our trip • ‘
-v<-'ere nm e.-s ne was ; ¡3 c , nij,|0t,d as lar as its construction natural curiosity. Grater Lake, or Luke Court, last week, for neglecting to plac
•f Alo mio Wood and wiie. Not. tdfb etaiui .'»V,
in Township S th. o f R. 4 VV ot the Wd(anielU>
»
two
cent
stamp
on
a
receipt,
au«.
to Portland we heard some talk to the !
to atttM(b Lc\. Mr Laxtd j>s concerned, tlie balance of «lie work Majesty as some call it, and succeeded
meridian o f which sant Aloni . Wood xvu.- > u t l
ii fee simple during his «overture xrali Appli
effect that negotiations were pending to I'n ' C K< 1
C
nt ‘‘,U^ un!)U!vS,' t will be perfoimed by the painters and hi reaching the island in its bo-oin pleading guilty was fined 850.
«-ant.
By order o f sai«i Coni
which lias every evidence of being the
The Unionist says: Two Indian
consohdatc the Last and West Side
.
'
upholsterers. 1 lus is doubt css the best
J. L. COLL)AS. Vo. Jmiyt.
era er of an extinct volcano. They are convicts named John and Tommy, were
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. the immense concourse of pent.le in r • , i
i
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Applegate A McCain, A
t -r Applicant.
Railroad Companies.
Jhts ts as it
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finished mid most substantial residence »r.ihibly, the first human beings that pardoned out of the State Penitentiary
Align-I 7 tli. l-i'»9
h’,w3
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, , , ; attendance. Of the building itsc f we • ,,
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should be. As it is more than probable
.
! t:i Dallas, end it reflects credit alike on ever planted foot on this weird island. l)> Governor Woods, on the certificate
T . V. B . liiu b rt e.
there will not be iu -re than one trunk art‘ uu,‘ "° to
<h r.u Is ; t-tiflie.* it to (jJ0 oWut>r all(j builder. By the first of
Another ship load o f coolies is repott­ o f the attending physician, Dr. Car­
penter. which recites that “ the convicts P I I Y M C I A X & K I J K G E O Y
l;ne south of Eugene at least within | *•')' »1"' ir is comfortable and snfneient- | 1|CX( ||J(lIlU| it wlU
rea(jy for ed hi
t th e river below Portlau«!.
are so diseased as to endanger the health
AM ITY, Y A M U IL L CO., OKEiiON.
t he present century, the two branch ly commodious to answer the Wants o f otc0I,ancy. This cottage will add ma-
The Burnt River ditch has been
of
the
other
prisoners."
juo's ex ' I umg .lienee nor'hward would ,|10 cooiiuonity for the present.
•
,
, complet' d us fir as Camp Creek, the »a-
OflQce at rcsiileuce. •
14yl
undoubtedly pr ve a greater success in
’
: terial y to the appearance of the south
The Roseburg Ensign is quite jubi
t« rs of which stream are now turned in­
the hands of one company t ban if there:
A nother I nvention — Mr. John ,rn porii n of the town, and it would
DO
a it e r s . _ d
o
you
w ant
som e
lant over the Cole’s Valley steam saw
to it.
Flue
Cloth
tiaiteis?
n
•
supply
y«>ur-
were eonfl cling intere-ts. We anxious
Niphon showed us yesterday a mod« 1 of b>e v.xll if our cif izens-who contemplate
mill recently built and put into opera­ -eix'ea at
J.
H
LEWIS’.*-.
The
Nicho'son
pavement
is
being
ex­
l}’ await iu; th. r d* v, J »pm* nts.
tion 'l he mill is easy of uecess from
a trap for the capture of mice, res and erecting dv.elliugs in town would follow
tended several blocks s uth on Front «•very part of the country, and its pro­
•u^O **<>3 *|o«J •4atl4|iu-»4t*pu|
other vetuiii). It is a very ing* uiou- tin* example o f Mr. S'iles, and put up -treet, Portland.
N e w B o o k ». S e r i a l s , e t c — Copies
prietors fill entire bills for building at
’3 1IIAH.IKMOS ap V A IO*VA
A party o f four gentlemen from 812 per thousand; cedar is sold at from
of the following have been received at cuntrivai.ee, and the rodent kingdom buildings that will fa-t a little longer
•oj *i d eqi Jiq <uu 7 y ':*tV
■papp# iqJliojj
may
Web
tremble
at
the
prospect
in
j
th;»n
a
year
or
two.
Su
».-tantial
build
Jacksonville
who
wire
out
on
a
hunt­
815
to
825
per
thousand,
according
to
this office during the past week :
H
M
*
‘saOIHd
aXVTLHOd
*•
ing
excursion
in
the
Siskiyou
mount­
quality.
p u o oDijou jio q a nr. poj...,i » '.-lu äu iaia iu j s u i
T/'C Illustrated Annual ' f Phrcnol store for them when this trap become- mg- xiill always fetch something near
ains, kille-f iu nine days twenty-three
At the May tenn of the Circuit Court -|OAJU|{ |BJauaJ pus *#i«»i|euiqj( ’ sjapaa^j *sja
or))/ an l P/it/sltMjnaina, by S R W ells. general y appreciated. It works with their value, while common ••shells’ ’
deer and one eik.
o f Douglas county, an action was nuW ‘ saadBaa «v qans ‘ A H a N IllJ V lV ^
editor of the Fh re nolog ¡cal Journal, ; a spring and is wound up like a clock, cannot find a purchaser at any price.
■aanp «aj pu« uiup) ja s u —>
The wife of Hoo. R. B Cochran, of brought by ex Sheriff Howe against aStuojg uo OAiaaaj
j o x n q .»} p >Jt«Uid «ja p a y
N e w V ik . 1 uto -5 cents. A ;ery and is# capable of placing in durance
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inti resting pamphlet.
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A nother m m entiiic I mi * ro \ e - Lane county, departed this life ou the the county, to recover 81,000 for con­
pamplil
‘asaoaaHYM a o m n v
i>‘ t American Exchange andRevieio, )ile -ixty rodents before it requires re- j ent .— Mr Stoker, engineer of Fox’s 8th ¡list. Her loss will be deeply de­ structive mileage— .Judge Kelsay pre­ • ojojs aqi qiijn uoi)Muuo.v h *..A*q
^ ^
plored.
siding.
llis
honor
recently
rend,
red
a
winding.
A
patent
will
soon
be
applied
gaw
|ui„
yesterday
showed
us
an
im-
-pajins
oq
)(u«u
noxjt
m
s
pu«
Uo
«
u
m oy
Philadelphia. Fowler A Moon. Fub*
decs.-iot)
it)
favor
of
the
county
aud
Last week while the M. H. Church
li-hcd monthly at 8J 0U per annum, or
! proved citcular saw to«»th of his inven-
I 3 rI V H H O d
at Salem was being lighted tor evening against the plaintiff for the eostsof the
25 cents per copy. A miscellany of
Si'i.EN did S hower .— A fter a long tion. I his to «th has been practically
service narrowly escaped beingeonsutu suit; but the case will probably go up
useful knowledge and general literature
»!
season
of
promise
the
welcome
rain
;
tcsted
for
a
long
time
at
the
mill
where
e-p* cia! y dt voted to finance, mining
cd, fr an fin* fa I ini: ot a chandelier con to thi* Supreme Court.
and nietalurgy, insurance, railways and came at la t on Wednesday in the ah .pe \Jr. S. operates, and be feels confident fuming half a dozen lighted lamps.
At the residence of Ann Gay, eight
transputtution, nianutaeturcs, pati nts ol a ' iemend.ms shower the heaviest ¡t will meet with the g«*n« ral approval Fortunately the flnues were subdued mi let South ot Eugene city, on Sunday
trade, eoiiim« ree.an, physic social and ever e.\peri*-nced in Oregon in tin*
jo 5(00)8 p»)oo|»s-[(a« V
August 15th. Mrs.‘ Mary M. Gay, wife
of mill tin n everywhere. A patent has before much damage was done.
economie -ciencc. etc.
of
Evans
S.
G
iy,
aged
20
years
and
7
Wheat is selling at Eugene for 50
memory of tb.e oblest inhabitant. It been applied for.
¡ A l a p it iq S fH u v M V
J)e Witt's Sixpenny Scries o f C/ioirc was not of long duration, but was ot
cents per bushel. The average price months, died.
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—
Mr.
C.
jlfiustc— } «r voice atol piano. New York:
The Albany Register says:
We
on the river below is GO edits uud 45
sufficient v-dutD" to (ill the streets with
R M IbWitt. We have received
S- Tomlinson bus sold his farm in this for oats.
311 IAU 3 WÍNOS V N A M N V A
heard a rumor that a whole family by
Nos. 13 to Iff inclus ve. Beit)g no mu pools and p.U'ldles. \\ c have not learn­ • minty nearly opposite Salem, to Mr.
the
nameof
Vanatty,
living
somewhere
A school for Chinese has been opened
si« iati ourself we are unable to pro- ed that it did any serious danta.-c to
NM oa-aais-d.i sì V r
at
the rooms o f the Young Men’s on Big Muddy, had been poisoned, re­ XNaKHSIXHHAnV
David McCulley, for 832 5U per acre,
S1H1 HU.iOH i’l Y
nounceaiiy individual judgment • >f the any of our farmers, although consider­
sulting in the death o f one child, and
Christian Association o f Portland.
ea>h
down.
iu* rits of «bis si rie- ; f nr experts to able grain is uncut and much standing
leaving the rest of the family in a criti-
The statement that the Indians in
BY OVERLAID UOLTL
Abo, Mr. Elias Robbins, of this
whom we have submitted the numbers
cal
situation.
the
Kb.math
country
were
making
out.
TCCeived proi.oiiDi*«* highly in their f«
County, has sold his farm on the river,
vor. 1 lus. m eonueetioD wit!: tin* fact
G r a d u a te s — Mr. II. Sullivan, who one mile above Salem, to Mr. G O. threatening demonstrations is contra
Notice of Final Settlement.
dieted by Col Otis, commanding at the
th it the songs already pnb'i- • 1 bav* has been a 'pupil of Frof. James for
G ibson, for 828 50 per acre, cash down. Fort.
become univ»*rs lly potmlar throu »lmut .
. • ,«
..
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK
,i v f, ,, o, •
; 11 about a vear past m the art of penimi an
Building stone is being brought up
tlie Lastern Matt.— being snt:>' hum
1
.
f
G one D own .— T he wlu.rf boat of
County, State of Oregon, in the matter of
redit-
HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST Re­
the
i state o f Oeo. W. Riggs, deceased. O. B.
the
river
from
a
quarry
on
the
river
med or whistled by
eveiyb.
dv
able
to
has
conif,lcted
llis
course,
credi
_
ryhi dy able to ----------- ------ *;
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| the ? . T. Co. at Buena Vista
> tel y
ceived and is now opening a «artfully se­
Riggs
administrator
o
f
said
estate
having
filed
opposite Astoria, for the Government
make a * noise hi parlors, streets, rail- at»ly. at d on Saturday next at 2 o clock
lected stock of
bis final account in said Court praying a final
j s ink— the result of its dilapidated cm- buildings at Portland
road cars and strand oafs— is snffici* nt p M. the Frof. will award him his well
settlement o f the same, ami that he be dis-
As no boats traverse the river
guarantee of their «oeri». Six cem- |
i di,.!o„m os n j.asse.J
nt :
Capt. Crandall of the Oregouiun, is charged from further liability as such a«ltn’r. D r y G ood «,
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
] cr nuniher. each
on» com , h(, A(.a.lt
„ „ „ hich
; »» |>W»eM » W # Salem, it ,s .to„h.rul rusticating at the Dalles.
G r o c e r ie s
interested in sa d estate, that the sai«l applica
tion
will
be
heard
ami
doteuniued
at
the
Court
Several distinguished persons have
p » » poce o mu»l».
van w.tl undergo a lhorooAh emmina. 'tl“ " h,!r »•>y'hi,>* ” 'i" b® <1u',c t'J th»
House in Dallas, <m Monday the fith day of
actually gone from Portland overland to September,
A. D. ISfi'J
White & ]t77r, Son Frni7irX°X»eia' 1
|iU.ljli!'' Ci,iz' " s t-’ l'ncrall.v « « e'"*'P'"*y u" " 1 1,10 nver rlscs-
California, (perhaps they not a permit
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
This is a very excellent 10 ptue ill us- cordially invited to attend.
T h a n k s . — Mr. Newman yesterday Iron) the O S. N Co.) aud they write
August 7th, 1869.
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trat. d pap. r o f the sa m e size ns Harp-
TR Y IN G ANOTHER FLAN . — Welca**D brought to our office two as luscious wa­ hack that they are well pleased
8eiid
Kit?-, W -
Ad mini* Ira tor’s Aoticc.
er's and Le-lies’ Iilustratt d weeklies
,
,.
,
mi
i •
,
,• that tl.e company of gentUmon in. n- termelons us we ever indulged in. They on the rest of your di-tinguished stran­
Which he prop«'**»
1 he designs nptl en.-ravings arc all
, ,
,
were not very large but their flivorwas gers, wc w-.nt. them all t„ t.,ke a look.
O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—
original and graphic, nit hough n .t (,uite
ly ‘’Ur 1
corresj on
The Herald says there are a lot of
Notice is hereby given that tho under­
lie keeps a supply ,,f the
“ as 1
5 * finished
" ’ * 1 as some »»lib
“ r journals,
‘
d e n t a sx 'tig a g e d in s u r v e y in g for a proe. excellent.
finely
urchins iu Furtlafid iu training for the signed has been duly uppoiuted by the County
and Nee M e .
Court o f Polk eounty, Oregon, Administrator Call
while the contents are of the same »¡cable v'ater power for that thriving grateful fruit constantly on hand at his Peni'entiary.
of
tho
estate
o
f
Freeman
Smith,
Jr.,
deceased
original character and of » high order little town, have, since their survey up mu rket.
Dou*t PorfSt Uis C h lrk tftls.
Portland has had an elopement. Mr. All persons having claims against said estate
of ability— much higher than most of
will
pres
ut
the
same
to
him
at
his
residence
iu
W heatland .— T he new steam flour­ Married Man went fishing, Mrs. Mar Buena Vi.-ta, in sai«i County, and all persons
4
J . B . I.G H 'M .
the Küstern pictorials. D deserves and the Willamette, instituted another sur­
ried
Worn.i).
didn’t;
neither
did
she
knowing
(hi-insetves
indebted
to
said
estate
are
vey
to
determine
wheiher
they
can
get
ing mill at this place is exp« c ed to
will no doubt meet with abundant sut”
ATS, GENTLEMEN’S A N D L A D IK ft'
cess, $10 per auuurn, 25 ceuts per water from the Luckiamute cheaper be in ruuuiug order iu a couple of remain at home; but she ran oil with requested to make immediate payment.
W. Ii. SMITH,
ia endless variety, al
another
feller—
younger
than
her
hus-
copy
Administrator.
J.
’ than from the river.
weeks.
I bund, aud whom she criminally loved.
h o , vìe
i * «I I,
F a t a l A c c id e n t .— Mr. Clark, the
TATTLERS.
in t e l l ig e n c e .
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