The Polk County signal. (Dallas, Or.) 1868-1???, November 09, 1868, Image 3

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    gPhf áítftklg polk (Srairts Signal.
Circuit Oomt, N ot . Term, 1868.
Boys’ boots at Crider’s. Also a com­
plete assortment o f gents’ fine and me­
S an F r a u c U c o A g e n c y — T uona » B o r e «,
No. 30 (Second floor). Merchants' Exchange,
California street, below Montgomery, is our
authorised agent in San Francisco.
STATE
Indictment whiskey selling
it
ti
Exchange, i
our authorized agent in San
Franciseo.
For Eastern Advertising,
Mr.
Ftsher is represented by S. M. PettengiU A Co.
o f New York and Boston.
On th e Ram page and n otO u t o f th e
W oods.
vs. James Forbes.
”
vs Mrs. R hody Howe.
the hanging o f
county by reason o f its superior ship-*
if
%f
ping facilities.
vs. Henry Butler.
vs. A . W olf. Indictm ent as­
sault.
ft
The repnb|icans made a terrific e f­
CIVIL DOCKET^
Dr. Jackson of Salt Creek gave us a
John Cooper rs. \V. J . Matncy. Con
firmation land sale.
call the other day.
The doctor is a live
man and understands the ways ot the
would hate this if be were to hoar o f it.
Especially would he feel bad did he
E. W . Carlisle vs. A. II. W hitly. Debt.
N. Scott vs. D. Rhorer. Land Title
world to repletion.
know that Bro. Roork was after him.
W m . Cecil vs. AVhitly.
The meeting, or the wake, voted three
one hundred votes were cast for Grant
Joshua
groans for the S i g n a l .
AYe will make
the rascals yrunt worse than that yet.
W e never sleep on the track o f petty
malefactors.and that’s what’s the matter.
S
B
h o c k in g l y
urnt —
Tuesday lest,
Debt.
Brown vs. WT. R . Prater
Foreclosure o f Mortgage.
G. E. Gotchell vs. G. B. Ashby. Debt
”
” N. W alling. Debt.
James A . Dempsey r.s. Jos. Liggett.
• A . II. W hitly vs. A . J. W ise. Debt
C l o s e . — In Dallas on Tuesday last
and ninety eight for Seymour.
The Hon. County Court, Judge W h it­
son presiding, was in session during a
portion o f
last
week.
Considerable
business, mainly relating to road», was
transacted.
W e intend in the future
Anson Kimsey vs. John F. Kimsey.
to publish full proceedings o f this court
Mrs. Hubbard, wife o f Gee. W . Hub-1
j Correcting Deed.
each month.
bard residing in Bridgeport Precinct,
W . C. Brown rs. Wm. Cliugam. Debt.
this County, was shockingly and perhaps
Grain, feed and flour bought and
D. R. Lewis rs. J. L. Williams. Dam.
fatally burnt by her clothes taking fire
sold in large and small quantities by
in the following m anner: Mrs. Hub* a^e"
John Hughes, on Commercial street,
II. Failing vs. Linville. Debt.
bard happening to pass between her iu-
under the Legislative Hall, Salem.
A . II.W h itly vs. Carlisle. ”
flint's cradle and the tire, had occasion
S. Tillotson vs. llobt. Ford, Adrnr.
The republicans cannot dodge the
to stoop toward the cradle for the pur­
responsibility o f the disgraceful tinale
K nifong vs. Sites. Laud Title.
pose o f adjusting something therein
which was out o f place.
W hile iu this
posture the back part of her dress caught
tire.
There was to person present in
George E. Gctchell v*. W in. M. Cor
nett.
Debt.
Review
the honse save her aged mother in-law
X . L. Butler vs W m . Jones.
who attempted to extinguish the fire
John Chinaman vs
Debt.
John Waymire.
but failing, Mrs. II. ran out in the d i-j Debt
rection o f the creek and was met by her
husband who succeeded iu extinguish­
ing the flames, but not uiuil after the
unfortunate woman was so badly burned
a* to render
it
extremely
doubtful
whether recovery is possible. The back
part o f her legs from the ankle upward,
and to the small o f her back are horri
bly buri.t. Her hands are badly burnt
and the right literallycharred. She is in
a measure unconscious, as we are inform
cd by I>r. Jes>up, who was called, on
W ednesday morning. t<> the relief ol
the suffering victim o f a sad— a fear-
i‘ul— misfortune.
W
il l a m e t t e
Ir..>\ W
o r k s . —
This
establishment is still turning out work
O
f f ic ia l
V
o t e of
P olk C o u n ty —
The official canvass g iv e s :
•>chool o f medicine, and judging from
Republican
570
12
Republican Majority
1277.
W hole vote in June last,
Smith
—
G59
01»
—
L ogan
Democratic Majority —
-
41
Falling off o f the whole vote o f the
county since the June elections
149
Republican fillin g off
48
Democratic falling off
101
ami fills orders promptly and guarantes votes against tyranny and misrule !
sati.'fact’ on. A visit to this extensive
W hat a spectacle o f almost criminal
indifference is here presented !
It is situated on North Front st., l ’ort.
Democratic CountyTreasurers through
out the State— and the great majority of
Folk county ha« a larger Democratic them are Democratic— will see to it that
majority to day than it had last June.
no monies are paid into the State treas­
The republicans imported
ury from their respective counties until
the proper appropriation law be pass
jority while Dcuiicrats can be counted ed— let that be early or late. There
by dozens who were either absent from are men about Salem who anticipate a
the county,
did uot rich feast in the way o f shaving State
J . or, 1 beiug
O present
a
warrants with State funds during the
vote.
current year and the one succeeding. It
T iie R esult in th e S t a t e .— T he is thought to be in view o f this feast
Democrats very norrowly escaped a that the Gov. will refuse and neglect to
his immense practice, must be extraor­
dinarily successful.
■ «»w
B oils , P istoles , B lotches anf » III von are
all evidences of bad blood, and matter what
medicines are taken, if they do not purify the
Mood they ’ cannot cure the disent-e. Bristol's
.Sarsaparilla is tbo safest, the surest, and the
best of all blood purifiers. It has been tried
for 35 years and alwajs succass-fully. A few
doses ot Bristol’s Sugr-coartd Pills taken at
same time, will greatly hasten n cure.
D
allas
L y c e u m . — The Lyceum did
COX & EARHART,
the subject.
Messrs.
Gill S l Yeaton, State street,
Salem, continue to keep one o f the
completest book and stationery stores
iq Oregon. A look through their house
will convince any person that these
gentlemen understand their business,
a,‘ 1 Understanding are determined to
prosecute it with a view to supplying
their customers with school books,
blank books, standard and miseellane
û“ s, . boü> ; I'“ »"-;*, inks, pen., etc., etc.,
o f the best qunlil,, anJ ,n Bnia|lo r j
quantities, at the v e t, W e s t rates
consistent w.th the n , e aaq le, live „
principle.
hotel
T anticipated
Stite,
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,
STAR OF THE UNIOX
STOMACH B IT T E R S !
J These delirious stomach Bitters are entirely j
t Vegetable, and free from alcohol and every hurt-1
TRY
—
JUDGE
FOR
YOUR
SELF!
NO BODY SHOULD RE WIT1IOT IT.
J. G. PH ISC II.
!
:
:
Proprietor.
TAYLOR A DEN DEL, Sole Agents.
413 C-a.v street, San Francisco. m!2is
Harness.
Siddlery,
S. C. » T I L E S .
Zante Currants, 25c.; Ogu do 20c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
ed the motion in the loil love feast the
other evening for three groans for the
allow no opportunity to pass unimproved
F lour — Salem X X X , 1ft sack, f l 50; Aums
ville, $ 1 5 0 ; Jefferson, $1 50; other brands,
to remember you iu the wa^ o f recipro* $1 25 t o $ l 38; Graham $1 50.
S horts — $ 100 lbs., $1 2 5; Bran, do 75c;
cation in the future.
Oil Cake, do $1 50.
W hkat — ^ bushel, 75c. Oats, do. 50c.
Messrs. Geo. A. Edes & Co., whole-
sale and retail druggists, Salem, not
ouly keep their business up to the ori­
ginal standard o f excellence, but, beiug
determined to
keep
pace
with
the
growing demand for goods in their
line, are adding new invoices to their
slready large stock, cooaUntly.
PAINTS AND OILS.
L ead — A tlantic
tb 17c. Varnish, (oak)
«8 50; Copal, $4 50.
„ „
_
O. ls — Lard, $ gallon, $2 25 ; Boiled, Oregon
|1 75* Benzine, $2 00; Turpentine, $1 50 ;
Neetsfoot, $2 00 Castor, $2 50; China Nut,
$1 75.
,
_
Buyers are paying in cash for Wheat 7Uc. p
bushel, in quantity ; Oatt, do 35 to 374*. d o ;
Hams, ^ tb U c., in quantity ; Sides, do 15 to
I6o., d o ; Shoulders» do 5 to 7c., do.
s u n t ,» :,
AVING PURCHASED TIIE OLD
H E N N E T T At W H I T E S T A B L E ,
J . M
DALLAS,
A N U F A C T U H E K and dealer in Har­
ness. Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Collars,
Check lines, etc., etc.
REPAIRIN G done on short notice 3tf.
M
I n d e p e n d e n c e , Polk County, Oregon r
a G A N G PLO W which
w
R E T A IL
GHOCEK-S
moore ' s b lo c k , sa le m
,
oregon
GOODS BY THE PACKAGE
A t Portland Rates.
Summon*.
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is essentially
'tijieri>r to anything which
JlE ltC IlA A D l& L .
has }e t
ly to durability, this deservedly Popular
Gang
Plow must continue to give uu-
J oiix S ummerville . qualfted
Vaiifliiyn A Sommerville,
satisfaction
Avhomsocwr tried.
wherever or by
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IN D E P E N D E N C E , < »regoli.
ealers in GEN ERAL
D
M EUCHADISE.
G. B. S T IL E S ’
A full Stock of Goods constantly on baud to !
suit the varied wants o f tbe People.
The Highest Market price paid for
Headquarters.
First Door North o f
4 H. L ew is'; Store.
.
N E W STORE.
N EW ’ GOODS,
W« «Uo Lave in connection with the Store
I nrn now propnred .o
a large
large assortment o f ch oice
f
'
W AREHOUSE,
PROVISIONS,
with track extending to the River, and are pre­
pared to receive and Forward Freight for
GROCERIES,
FRUITS,
WOODEN WARE,
TUBA CCO,
CIGARS,
?5 cents per ton.
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VANDUYN A SOM MERVILLE.
YANKEE NOTIONS, Etc., Etc.
TH E F IR S T T R / t l X I1A»
ARRIVED,
I design to keep only t . e choicest and
best Articles, and sell them at wl sm all
proiit lor CASH.
OUR M O T T O :
and so has
r.A P ID PA1.ES OF CHOICE O 00D S .
M. M ETER!
Those who want inferior articles
elsewhere for them.
J 1TH O N E O F T H E L A R G E S T
aud best selected stocks of
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Y\
DOJIESTIC D R V GOOD«,
N ew
F A N C Y G O O D S.
must look
G. 13. S T IL E S .
G ood » — C h eap
GOODS.
GENTS’ * BOYS’ CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
LATEST STYLES UF ILYIS A>1> LAPS,
'I I'tllftlaS,
Carpels,
Givccries,
crockery A c.
,
That has ever been I r eight to SALEM,
witieli he is offering ( IlE A l’ LR than uuy oth­
er house iu thu City.
A l l k in d s ol P R O D U C E ta k en in E x
t' ll.til^C*.
W anted :
OOO POUNDS OF W O O L FOR
OOO
which 1 wul pay tho
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH.
.1 .
I
SheriflPs Sale.
H.
L E W
I S
Z prepared to exhibit an excellent aud
carefully selected stock of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Cutlery
Clothing,
Nails,
BOOTS if SHOES,
And in fact eveiytbing in tho line of
n . m iY E R .
3d door from the corner o f Griswold’s Block
Salem Oregon.
Uly
COX & E X IU IA R T .
H O L E S A M : and
is manufacturing at
structed, uud put up with a view special
500
OREGON.
M A SO N
in company with L. GODDARD, I shall be been offered the Oregon Farming Pub-
pleased to see any all o f my friends and ae-
quuintenccss upon tbeir arrival in Portland lie in the line o f Labor Saving
with teams, and those who have good horses
to sell will find me on baud ready to buy at ail PLO%VS.
times.
T o appreciate the advantages this
Patrons o f this stable will find it in good
shape, while charges will be as moderate us at
Plow offer>, it is ouly necessary for the
any other stable in theeity.
J It. L A K E .
Farmer to give it a trial. Simply con
Portland, June 23,1888.
ti
CELEBRATED
5*
%
h
ÎT^~Moores’ Brick Block, Commercial street
Salem.
W e appreciate the compliment and shall
W e are told that Bro. Roork second­
II
A Folk County Invention.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
and Ketall Giove» s.
P o l k C o u n t y S i g n a l . A ll right, Bro.
Col. W . W . Chapman has written a
Secretary were off addressing the Re.
letter to Secretary May, calling that of­
publicanJollificatiou at the CourtHouse.
ficer's attention to the fact that the
Rut there is to be a meeting o f this as­
Constitution of the State prohibits him
sociation, at seven o ’clock on Friday
from issuing warrants for money in the
next, in the seminary, as usual— so be
absence of any appropriation. Mr. Chap,
iu attendance on that occasion.
man refers the Secretary to Section and
i . i v c r v
I. V and vtn .
n E BEST AND MOST COMMODIOUS
in tlie
where every want is
and cheerfully supplied.
SALEM RETAIL MAhKT
C opfbi .— GTOuud. ^ lb 374 f»50c; Green, C.
R., 25c; Rio aud Kona, 25c; Manilla, 20c;
Java, Old Govt. 30c.
S ugars — Crushed, lb 20c; Pulverized, 20 ;
Yellow •* C, ” 8. F., lftje ; Island brands, I2J
(§>lfi§c.
S vkups — Heavy Golden, per gallon, $1 10
® t l 25; White, Refined, $2 00
T kas —Young Hyson,
lb $1 50; Imperial,
$1 50(u)$l 7 5 ; Japan, $1 0 0($$ L 25 : Black,
874(5,91 00.
S alt — Carmen Island, ^ 100 lbs $2 00;
Liverpool, fine blown, ^ lOolbs $4 00 • Dairy,
common, $2 25.
B acon — Hums,
lb 1 8 @ 2 0 c; Sides, 124@
15c; Shoulders, 10(5) 124c.
C hkkse — Oregon and California. ^ lb 20(3)
25c. Eggs, 3ft doz., 30c.
B uttkr — Fresh rolls, lb 30@ 4 0 c ; Packed
*5<gf37c.
L ard — In tins, $ lb 15c; in bulk, 10 to 12c.
not hold its regular meeting on Friday
Dallas. July 2«, ISfiS.
POH TLA y D, o n EG OX.
★
W holesale
A
W ESTER N H O T E L ,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
□ight last, as all the officers except the
clause o f the Constitution bearing upon
JM’O. € . BE LL.
S crofulous S okes H ealed .— Mr. R. S. j
! THEM!
Johnstone of Mrrysvtlle, Cal., sa? : Ever since |
» 5 TRY
my childhood I have been a great sufferer
j TH M!
from running* Sesofulous sores. In the spring
(rnl ingredient. A pleasant tonic, and a most]
• .¡reeabie drink. T.ic market i* flooded with l
of I8f>3 I used 23 bottles of Bristol’s Sarsapa.
) M)isonoum oiupouudn; but THEsEbitters.madc (
rilla, with occasional doses of Bristol’s Pills,
ifromthe purest extracts ol valuable roots, bart sS
! uid herbs, arc admirably adapted to the cu red )
and have not bad a single sore for over ;w.»
(ill affections of the Stomach, Kidneys,I iver and}
years, and feei stronger end in better health
* »towels, such ns Dyspepsia, Fever, Diarriirea.,
J I,.»** of Appetite, etc. etc. For sole everywl ere. f
than I ever was befor.
589
}
A. FENKHAF8FN. 8 oi . k M anufacturer ,
ror *r*n*ome k J role son, Him J rsnoino. }
WW
The N ew York Tribune says th e reu j
son why P l anta tion B itter s »r e b «> generally
used is o v i n ^ to the fact that they are always
Dit. lit F I1 L A * I » ’»
made up to the original standard, and of pure
CELEARATED
material, let the price be what it will, ’the
Tribune ju s t hits the uail on the head, lor
S W IS S S T O M A C H H I T T E R S
P lantation B ittkrs nro not only made nfpure |
materia1, but the people ara told what the.) are 1 R k ---- Hie best Purifier o f the Blood,
made of, as the receipt is wrapped around eaeh
IT
A Pleasant Funic!
A cry agreeab/e Drink !
bottle. Don’ t go home without a bottle.
Unsurpassed for acting sure/y but gen*
geni/y on the .-.ecretibn.« o f the kid
neys, bowo/s, stomach ami fiver!
THY
For sa/e at nil who/esa/c and retai/
IT
/iquor, drug and grocery stores.
Corrected Weekly by
37ic.
certain but by a very small majority.
the Mountains.
And examine for yourselves.
PRIN TS at 124 celts per yard.
Good quality foui-fourths BROWN CABOTT
A SHEETING 1« rents-
COFFEE by the »ack 2.‘l cents per pound,
retail 25 cents, and al/ other things in proper
tion. Como and examine and be satisfied.
*
Waterloo defeat in this State on last order elections in the delinquent coun,
D RIE D FRU IT, (Foreign and Domestic.)
Tuesday. The ropublicans made large ties preparatory to convening the Leg«
Apples, ^ lb 8 @ 10c. Peaches, $ lb 18(5)
gains in all o f tho valley counties. The islature in extra session. Let the nice 20c. Plums, with pits, 12jc. Plums, pities«,
18@20c. Prunes, I reneb, 30(3)40c. Raisins,
State has gone for Seymour it is very- laid scheme fall still born.
W e were saved by the counties East o f
OI.D B R IC K CORNER.
This Hotel is located ne r the Steamship
Landing. The Hotel Coach will be in attend­
ance at all the Landings U> convey Passengers
and Baggage to nnd front the House FREE
OF CHARGE.
JM IR C Y at H O L M E S .
Proprietors
558
failed, iu Folk county, to record their
twice the number ol their meager ma
Well adapted ti this trade both as to price
and quality. To bore desiring to purchase a
Spring supply, I will invite your attention, as
1 am determined tv adapt »he prices to suit the
present II ahi * T imkh , aud I ask you before
purchasing to caU it the
Warm ft cold Baths attached ta the Houso.
Democratic vote
Jf
THANKFUL
A . S. t R I D E R .
aud Varieties.
See medical card o f Dr. Jessup —
The doctor is a gradute o f the fegular
A fine Assortment of
ST< USE.
I
All o f stan lard patent medicines to
Dallas.
LOUNGES.
AND
CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON St.,
grocery store in Dallas.
1128
o f machinery, boiler buitling, etc., etc.,
more,, than
til
P ic t u r e s au d G ilt Fram e*.
S. CRID Eit,
FOR THE
• liberal patronage which lias'been hith­
erto extended to him in Dalla:*, would embrace
in fact 1 keep everything useful and ornamen­
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COX & E A RH ART.
this medium to say to all that he is prepared tal iu the line.
with increase 1 facilities to serve
About the 10th o f May 1 shall remove my
alesroom and the Postoffice to South Inde­
CI
M
O
B
E
RS
A I. IV GOODS.!
pendence. Thenceforward I shall occupy the.
building adjoining Vauduyn aud Snininer-
A i ; n GOO D S!! far more acceptably tba.*. heretofore.
villu’ s Store.
E. M E RW IN .
Boont.-.t nd Shoos
Independence, March 24, I8AS.
3-3m>
have just received and now opened a new manufactured and warranted. An assort­
and fresh stock o f Spriug and Summer ment of
WOODS all
CUSTOM M A D E W O RK .
Grades,
constantly on band.
Kinds,
R e p a ir in g neatly done.
A E IV G A N G P L O W .
A
continuance of patronage solicited.
¡styles,
Catalogues furnished on application.
still to be had at G. B. Stiles’ family
W hole vote cast
o f the first quality in ail the branches
land.
No Consignee assures against these ilcments.
Before Storing vour Crop, consider these Grecian, Parlor, and Washington Woodseat
j advantages and Store with MITCH B., & CH a IRS.
KOSENDORF.
J P d r The H ig h e n t p r i c e *’»» ctibh p a i d / o r O a t* BEDSTEADS,
SAFES,
STANDS and
A lot of Choice Plants in Pots, just
received.
in the Lower House.
he had at B. F. N ichols’ drug store in
Apparent Republican gain
G5
One hundred and one Democrats
works will well repay the time required.
T lV B L E ^ ,
MOORES’ BLOCK, (Middle Building),
Robinson’sM agic W ashing Powders
W m . Grant rs. T. J- Dow.
M
F U R N IT U R E .
MITCHEL & ROSENDORF
quality.
‘
all
lias on band a large and well selected St rk,
offer. Their Warehouse b i n g an hi h ground consisting in part of Mabogauy and Black t\ al-
and occupying an isolated position, is compar­ nut Dressing BUREAU.'',
atively secure against the ravages o f both
Center, Dining, Breakfast aud Work
F I R E and W A T E R ;
anti Pot Plants,
SH R U B S A c., &C.,
ing the canvass.
Jeff. Davis— became
Jeff,
Seeds,
Fruit Trees,
Orua mental
vs. Perry Watson.
Indict­ fort to carry this county, as still as
SALEM, OREGON.
they kept it. Their programme was
ment assault and battery.
J ig * All article* ml A by u* warranted genuine.
vs. Charles Sutton. Indict­ to foist itinerant voters into the county
Cash paid for C rass S e e d s — if o f good
and it behooved them to lie low dur­
ment burglary.
if
Or other goods to store, will do well to consid-
tbo advantages
Dealers in
plows at Brown’s.
AN U FACTU KER and Dealer in
kiuds of 11 ousel old and Kitchen
W heat
H O L E S A L E and B E T A I L
W
A lot o f the latest improved stubble
rs. Barney Buffom.
and advocated
danger— got exceeding brave.
point enjoys an
In ­ advantage over any other point in Polk
Bro.
very blood-thirsty— was afar off from
’''his
vs. J . G. Hamlin.
achieved by carrying (? ) the State o f
Roork made a speech
Independent
dictment bigamy.
o f republicans held a wake in honor of
they had just
We are told that business is lively at
it
ff
On Friday night last a little coterie
Oregon lor (»runt and l ’ ollax.
ern manufacture.
E . M E R W IN , Independence,
f jn h o se h a v in g
Agricultural and Seed
Depot.
dium boots— custom made and o f east­
State o f Oregon vs. Jonathan W ay
L. P. FISHER, 20 A 21 New Merchant,»
the great victory (? )
CASES.
F u r n itu r e .
W H E A T ST O R A G E .
COX & EARHART.
» T A F L E and F A N C Y G O O D S
usually kept in a retail Store will be found oo
hands and for sale as CHEAP as tbe CH E AP­
EST.
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J.
K. GILL.
C. r . TRATOtr.
GILL A Y E ATOM,
Notice is hereby given that by virtuo o f an
execution issued out of the Circuit Court, of
l’ olk county, Oregon, on the 7th day o f Sept., ■ » ! 7 HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
1SG8, in favor o f J. D. Smith, Guardian o f mi-
n«>i heirs vf S. J. Gardner, deceased, and
-IX »
against David-Roher, f<>r the sum ot$I33, ju d ­
gment, and $14 70 costs, and directed to the » 'h o o l BooRs*
.-sheriff o f Polk county. 1 have lev ied upon and
Muaic Hooka,
will offer for sale, at public auction, to tbe
Blank n inks,
highest bidder, tor coin in hand, at the Court
House, iu Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, on the
Stati a e r y ,
the 16th day of November, A- D iSd.s, between
the hours o f 1 and 3 I*, m o f Saturday. The
aud Fancy G o ld s .
following real property to w ilt: Lots No. 2
and 3, in block 7, in tho town o” .Monmouth, Our goods were purchased in the East, by our-
selves, and we feel confnleut that we can giva
Polk County, Oregon.
Bold to satisfy said execution this the 15th perfect satisfaction to all who inny favor u*
day o f Oct., A. D. l->ti8
with their patronage, both as to price and.
J. W. SM ITH, Sheriff.
quality.
By WM. M FRAKKK. Deputy.
State street, Salem, Ogn.
26tf
In the County Court o f tbo State o f Oregon,
for the county of Polk, •«.
J. S LE W IS,Plff. )
rs.
V
E. F. LANGE, Deft.
)
To E- F. Lange, said Deft.- In the name
of tho State of Oregon, You are hereby sum­
moned to Appear in said Court and answer
tbe complaint filed against you by said Plff..
in this cause, by tbe first day oi next term
commencing more than six weeks after tbe
date o f the first publication hereof. And if
yon fail so to answer, for want thereof, Pltff.
will take judgment against you for tbe sum
o f $500 00 his damages, with bis costs and
R O . H . F .I L F .R » ’»(fers his Finn, situ-
ff ufen
. a , 8 mile*
n w o t - ot r.oia.
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P H Y S I C I A N A N D SU RG EO N , *
disbursements of this action.
i
ajirt
<» hh 8u<e
J. L. COLLINS, j noth o f the Rickr<-al, and containing 1 9 0 D « l H « I S .
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2
O r C ffO O w
PltíTs. Atty.
A ctis, all under fence, for Sale at a Bargain. 1
Office— A t Residence.
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