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About Forest Grove independent. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1873-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1874)
\ •rrp THE INDEPENDENT. FOR ES T (IRON E, 'A N I ARS )• , L o c a l lf»7T. N o w ? » Powers, house; Mrs. Wick, K m .. J. 1 Matthew«, barn; J. X. Campiteli, five licus.-«-; Brown, house; Montgomery, house; Bufoni. house; LeuK>, stähle; lIo\ter, ham; L.-vi Walker, house; Hoe, barn; Blank, house; A. llinman, store; S. Porter, house; Wright, li>nse; Warner, house; Kaue, harn; Ward, house; Kam ï-mith A t'o . earpeiiter-shop. Amounting in ull to thirty buildings besides which th*-re xv 1 re Several ndditii Ils t - - houses sueh as she and kitchens. 1 belv were twentv-fiv e welU da c «nsi J Tri il<« im- provelllents \vt*n* inaile on til« t' olleg e bnild- ings, the 1Vipti'>t i-hureh and the M. E. church. Ami more than a mile •'-f sidl- walk was laiid. W» il->ubl v« ry 11111-I1 if auy town of c -pi,al p. ipalati-'ii ii' tl li' St ate lias made as mneh llllpr-»Veulent duri Dg the year jU't u lin a> F-*n-s> ( Ir- -v >. The additi .ns to oni* jI«-pillati->11 are all e -veellcllt in- n industrious a n i st;i*li >us 1 U ir it ti r wh«* com ll *T t > live in g-)o-l siiei ty and n to t -lu«' iti »od «eh be wh«*r< thiTF U! 111 ir «-hi! • Int'U. Real estate bv ’.irs ; li go-«.! nini» couutrv ami price in town transactions in r> al . >lat«- are not by nnv means inactive. Tin r*• are tw. « or three . \- eelbnt prop*rtvs for salo hi]re now. un i th «se wh-> int< ml t*> eo «ne hen • t-* . l le.ite their s«ms an l d.i-a ght rs Would do w, 11 to make a purchase. Prof. Ami ,,|| d. ti i- a house nn-1 lot for sale tin, ly loe ♦ 4 S k l l in - i S s v S hells .—T h»* «• a -li* 11 man was around last w-vk and rii-pos- d of ih«- off the lot. Shi lls sold at prices r.u. from ‘¿ i cents to >2 a p iir. The an • UT ri ì a v. shell w it li the 1. >r.r Prayer inserii e l thereon. to tut man wl. ■ would r,p at it c-rrectly. An old g. ntl - man of considerable Biblical loie und ri v k the task and in gloriously tiaib 1 and gr« ¡' was the laugh thereat. He th- n Went out aud whisp» rt y\ i the s itue ov. r to 11i T 1 if ' ’ î 1 1 next ti Ili s - >HCCec-l* d but bt* coni 1 not g.-t th *■ sh.-ll. Th- * IIO.it ofii-'c was -crowd l. tii IV *st üi iTstt r in h's 1-« 't hum. -r, ntivi . Very la:»11 was j L.Uy 1AS j->lly c .uld be. S-event of ■ •r citizen s sec•an d S,lU1-- v.-ry fin- specimens “ for their wives of cours*. Our town * “ vested about i l PRO F. CONDON'S LECTU R E Tin- Professor said tint his lust lecture will be rctm-'ub.-rcd to L aw treated i>f l.ifc. phr. i St ‘ iifw* r it « kinti" was, iu tl ie line of its 1 That lu• h;i«l pri s. ut -1 us hi <•1 ml !<1 t li r* ongh tin • strata, t ile f bur great clas'Nt'S of aliililals. but he j» rceiv -1 by the que 'tit -IIS as!»« -1 tini t one link had U l l i 1left OUt of that chain. lb would supi -ly it m >W. It ) as the ant :, otty of m ax . .1 ■imiti man i, the highest in that s; ries, W.-< 1. .d with hitn to-,lay. The Professer spoke of our midi ! -goi-aiing of «litt"« r»ut scrq turai t* \ts, ui;,t the tie ori» s anil beli* G * nt< rt aim d in eta.■ - ti>,-, !!• stated tie t the Bibl in v, r was in: ¡nled to t« aeli tie ., ,,f ni. duine, ust.'ouotuv, ,Ve., but it w. IS 1 ItltTflv writti'ii i !1 IJurn’s. land pin - and st\ It ^ of though t J not « in- \»«>.d was imp1*1 tt -1 from lit-avi n K i\Yr \ t r it showed tlie Cn :.t >r t0 1. - m!K‘ ( h »tl — m t many. The Ki turc-r 1-r-eijlit 1 four s< palate lines of 1tt't *rd. i I k * ruin*. eliiati;;* « of land. preant1 hist- »ry, aiitl 11 1l-r.-w scriptures. lle *.ho'»Veil by llU'UtlS of a map. that A bru ham *S rv-sidi ii«-« Ur «of tli.i* Uhii Idees-was iu ti n* Ll?itl of I'llsll ill ^st )ut) tern Arabia. Ur \V.l> th. n a st inori ; iu )\v it i s U.t » miles from ¿1 4 M l. Ahi iilialli fiMUltl se. I h .l around him, Af lrhiz ...le -L- i’hara oh 1iiml «.»tli« is. Ì lei ini tliat • ’ ditheiies lu p rofi*iif his ohtiim t] 1 .i)f Ber« -sus in tie- iu 331. ». t tuple of Belus, n -<-py of an astronomical chart minde uj* diirimga 1 From tl lis, man »lai. s to 15» yv.i !- of ow d ite ito of if tii»* flood. Hivers of vari* •us 'i/- -, 111 ike - tain d, po-its of '« dlllle'lit Vea.îv. U.IÎCU ing by tins, tliat delta of 1-V.» unies was 1 -.spt Vrais in S, t- tling. H rod,>tr.>. i m n, speuks of the Egyi*tians. 111 st. lactite 1 t 1 i t y (*f t s in ]Eimi l«\ the ski lot«ou forimi ut -Idol h \ <»r th* - -m- dug up at Na.tchcz. imi hints **f tlit -fee.*- .it Oli ein of man. 1 of tllis V i'ii< 1 are aeeuti Dilatili- :. In .] ii*,;,!•11, sn j*I“ y o u -t - pro Ve th;l-t man ’ « IJ »V l( ) t )l* llitl re y. .1us on liv* 1 r,.n, h lt J Only tlilis, OHI chro- 1 arth . vv h. it t*f i: _i v n 11 IU!- rgo a chan ge. N. - t 0 aatio:IIS h 1 th« - ■ s\ 't • m «-f h r o u - «uv, and *h< Bit'le does not givi* u> ny dati s. W, are to satisfy ours, l u s from h>- iufoMu ition - n - this point. I’ll tim» of the le.-tnr-s is :ìo'ehn-k. p. m . '!”» i I .u-.••slays. Th. attendam-e is usually goo 1. t 1- t us kindly r. mark that th* late .»“rival ( ,f any of the unit* ue* is a disturb ance to th ■ 1- cturi s. as n is I > any intere.ting ciiter- ta N A S S Y 'S HEAD CHOPPED O EF:! ' ,r >k« IK l eUer from Southern Oregon. j property, and even eyebrows some- _ | ichaf uncertain. P hoi m x , Due. 30th, 18«3. j Collimercially Very little is being Ki .ioit 1 m ;!; i > i ;. n d e x t :— Although it J o n e here this winter. Tlie money NEW A D V E R T IS E M E N T S. ____________________________________ l » ! 4 FOREST GROVE • » » liv e roil fr o m to u g i e a t e x t e n t , h a s (.ro v e , on the ch a n g e n o t . . , ot up” here in the le a st. t a k e n phieo in th o E d i t o r s h i p o f th e ; T h e H o l i d a y s a re p a s s i n g w ith :t I m ’U t . nui . n t — n c h a n g e w h ic h I d o j b r illia n t s o ir e e s w h o s e e s s e n t ia l fea- n o t (lo:i!)t h as a l r c a d v r e s u lt e d in ! t u r e in m a n y c a s e s is w h i s k e y , a n d m u t u a l s a t i s f a c t i o n — v o u w i ll p e r - w h o s e fin ale is a d r u n k e n s .jp a b l.lc T ... i I r o m tin s la s t s t a t e m e n t y o u w d l \ h a p s a l l o w m e to d o so. I w* r e - ; n o ^ p 0 s u r p r is e d n o r s o r r y to h o a r , j m a r k a ls o o n tlie g e n e r a l a n d sp e c ia l p r o b a b l y , o f an effort b e i n g m a d e in a d v a n t a g e s o f t h e ( ¡ r o v e , w h ic h a th is v i c in ity to e s t a b li s h a G o o d i season of absence was ltcccasnrv to Is'tnj -hits Lodge, whicli it is to be ,* ,, - , -i i booed will be u success, ending a t ; manic me fullv annreeiate. I nave 1 , . *. y , •r\ i so m e cany day m complete victory - *' BEE lit It-nt in asserting, that the citizens j of the < i rove need not be in any great j hurry to leave it. * ‘ ! The trip from "Portland to R o s e - burg is a dcligli: fill one; although at STORE. the time in which 1 made it the' jantaky . . , .. i >* i 1 2d. N . t . R i c h a r d s o n smoke vcilin t h e s n o w - p e a k s , a n d j soiling the delicacy of the more r e - ! C. 1». Cox. mote landscapes, left something still i r rimt ary . to be do'ircd. I 7. S. D . Hedges and Mary A. \ which we had just left, it seemed ZF’ I f K T i n : beautiful and perhaps even more so. Here valley s of gn at apparent for- tilitybi.it very narrow, run among the hills ai;,l are lost to view. The hills white w itli the d ii grass of ail- 14. CO M B S ^ ^'r ( so LOssES tonjake TV i n ' » t- l ¿nv* wns ;ti» xi r»Mlltsf ili»* HU'l: al.y deeplj \iiXi*r-st . .1. R* v. Mr. V. • ] : t w p istorio eh ir **■ •.r* 1 •« >rt*. - ; ll r-\iv A »il over th*- ,0 .1. n*>t sim: lu.,ked f-.r l v ta» f ' D m xot Iv'fi:> has k m iiruund hit Wi re on tire p- »il-t bnt obM-rvir gl wives t ■ di ili thè HI thè 1 »• • iter pilli y ti didn't. t ¡i ru> 11- »;* n t <"- -t mu i : -! ¡.n SUI) n*- r- 't win- a Hi tli v r Peludi (1 insure au-1 tl Gales Cr* k l ist M *nd ty. six p< r-.f.-ivt-1 int i th-* United Brethren l> vs. P lui r nn-1 T?. J -s. at a house <d ' Mr. Uribb -»use, at \ vliieh 1 place w as ailtui niste red by 1 ir-g. s’il■ prise *! i.*e S i f 1 t v i ven- 1 Mr. B t’ifur-l milk- i 1 t!1 • e. >w an 1 th<- sur prise w is eomp! e <■ a n i 0-v. rp .weririg f >r t!i >• geliti- ■ mat). h a l a very pl«-ns.»*it tim«*. P irty BlT.XED.—Tfie d V, Hin g llOUSe IT ’ Mr. M.r'.,: distant about f.»irr ni t.> t- * -«-itlii «-f thi- t- v n b«in Thur s-lay nirlit «-f 1 »-t W -ek. Mr. M ; .* bau' was at a party at the tilU and ls Il us hold eff- t*. w.Vf- .,1 lied. A N D R Y , V A R I E T I E S . X EATSFOOT OIL, C ASTOR OIL, . CHINA NUT OIL, ETC BO ILED OILS, Prescriptions compounded with care and correctness. JOB PRINTING i o \ f J FAXS' M O X E Y IS AS G OOD Of all Kinds C. C. Newliall and Jane R. A A O T IIE R S . - l . Charles C. Cuflee and Eliza ------ - Barrett. All will far," alike in prices, which shall 2‘J. Frank Cote and Ml’«. L u - always be IHF. \EUY LOWEST they cun ' ciuda Henry. be- uflunltd for 20 DONE IN THE BEST S T Y L E O F T iltU Anti at the ; y o s t James Keeth and Mary E. cr than agrieulture is the country ray Rruggcr. naturally adapted. - j i n k . 1 he scenerv of the l mp jua vailov 4. F. AI. Robison and Jane Han- is an exaggerate l combination of non. Chehalein Valley an 1 North Yamhill. - 10. I«1 o I* C £1 s l l 4. Here N ew G oods are constantly arriving and Xuc Goods. G ood G oods , CH EAP GOODS. WI L L f ■* I Francis F Ö S h l O H FORESTO R O V E OREC ON 0STI.RS (of any Size), BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS 4 SELL. BLANKS. LAWYERS’ BRIEFS, „ SH0IV C’A PDS, LAWYERS’ BLANKS, VISITING CARDS, LABELS, RECEIPT BJJii BLANK BOOKS, &C., AC. Ü Printed to order, and in the best Stvle. For the Holidays i THIS SPACE FOR HOXTER. H AVING JUST RETU RN ED FROM selecting the largest stock of Jewelry ever imported to this State, those wishing a ry article for H o l i d a y G t 3 b I Q DIAMONDS A M ETU YSTS, TOPAZ, SAPPH IR ES, EMERALDS, PEAR LS, Etc., Etc.: Etc., long-sufV r in g w .i y - f a r e t s } puts -t 20. .William Wilson and inn.ieii'-ciy h. h e s t im a t e e i t h e r on Louisigmont. ih m o w n - i v ic e s . o r on th e l i v -’ s l. FRANK HENDFRSON, R. J. r o p r i c t pretexts , Will do well to call and examine our stock- 1 We call particular attention to onr assort- j ment of a ’ owior. F a t e s , J D E S N 'T ” and Laura d Mary E. H At the “ I N J D E P Ì 5 N A. Carpenter and Mary A. Thomas R . o a n o n a 'b l G 2 o r rSjXIIF. BEST B U G G IF S AND RIDING M- Hmsis rt-adv at all fine - P Which we have in every eonmicable artiele of Jewelry, at price»which d e fy competition. We have also u large assortment of sll meritorious WATCHES, in Gold ami Silver Cases, of Foreign and Domestic make. -« A! m \ an endless variety of Lockets , Chains, Sets, Rings, Buttons, Solid Silve and FL»t>si Ware, and all articles in on ,ine, t«> the inspection of which all arr : rnvited. E. C. IIEXIIKTISEN Ik Co., n37 lm No. 103 First Street F'ruit Trees for Sale. \Y. T A R A N K MoMTLLEN HAS A L L KINDS of fruit trees for sale in Forest Grove. F R l 'I T T llF F S . (»«/»<• to firt years ohl:) Apples, Pears, Cherries, Plnnis, Quinces. t i 7 .7 iM.VTN: ^ berry, ' lii.e ( rvstal, Red Dutch J iL A t'K B E lililE S : Lawton and Kittatiuny. h a s M E R R Y A\Jt G R A P E FIXES. T I * Oh AAMAA I A L / Black and White Waluut, Chesnut and other varieties. SHRUBBERY: Rose Bushes of all kinds. !» it) ciisin an a p o l o g i x i n f u r sich tittle position*, burst upon us like a revela- j 3l) WUliam Kerson and C. Clial- v FLO W ERS: „ Ever unoroa tor sale in this City, t D N T o tio e - 1, ,t. y o n t h f o o l i m h s c i e s h u s c z b i g a i u v. s e tH*ii of tie- mountains, or like a Tulip and Peony bulbs. ts d u c k s h u i i an n i n n i li a w a y w ith o t h e r dreum of the surrounding cliffs, as if 31 John B. Everson and H. A L L PERSONS KNOWING THFM- 1101 sE PLAXTÉ . i,\ pci p lz m o n n e v , e . p e s h a l l v if said tin y had been longing for some un Rosa Brownson. COMPRISING gm_ selves indebted to me iuo hereby . .... , -, ,t b ig a m ist a n d t h c e f h a p p e e / t r l-e in known pet, ami longing thus, had requested to e;dl and pay up before the ^ l11' *' hi piaci s. A n d Gt lily an last lv to been thus visited in their sleep. G IF T BOOKS, Good Matured Paragraphs. beginning of the New Year, and save costs, j m a|ul sop We u .U ie purchasing else- t lc m Om* a n d a w l i m h v i d o o lv an Rogue River \ alley is lik< a spa JOHN R. WALKER. where. Everything warranted. n4'2 tf EsTT I.T.%; N M K NT -Till* < ■ .ivnruu Sibilili S' *- l;olle«'t i\ ! v, 1 STANDARD BOOKS, betjeetli 1 ii l.h cious amphitheater, encircled on all A Maine woman ate four qu.irts of Tualatin Store, F«irest Grove, Ogn. n3J t f _______________ ■ < *'t ill:III* fit ;it til* innv the Loi '1 litiv liiursy soli by nunintains of all grades of oysters at one sitting, the other day * ‘.1 I 1 i<hi\ ••\«*nin«. JU V EN ILE a m . TOY BO O K S so les. grandeur an I beauty, with tlie s o li-1 and won $l(t() by so doing, which, after j hf jili :»t h ilf A m i no w , ta istu r f - b t u v . ean n o t buy white Mt. Pitt looking over the deducting her burial expenses (i-s5), ,, P A R L O R GAMES, S l i o r i f T ’s S a le . six o’clock. Public cordially nmted. eh.ze th is e p is t le u n til 1 h e v p aid mi intervening bs.-ir heights, like a left her $15 to commence the next j n w a i j J WORK BOXES, S kk Frank McM illni’s new advertise- rt peks tu that ¡iiishent C hristian. sentinel from some other clime. y v ir tu e of a w r it of e x e c u - world with. tioii and order of sale issued out of j m<*rit; you can buy nil kinds of fruit tre. s. 'vlmoze sole he/ binn t raw lin’ and I lie agricultural resources of Jack A M r. D a h m r u n s a s t o v e a n d PH OTOG RAPH ALBUMS, the Circuit Court of the St ate of Oregon for , (At tho Old Tualatin Store.) m.s -lirubben and house plants, the best boulel/el.i / bum a yearnin' fur this son c o u n t v a re g r o a t . I » n t w ith out - i i . » , .. i , Washington county dated Dec. 22nd, 1S/J, ’ , h ard w are store u p at E a g le H a r b o r , 1 l'iiang* fui a liole y< ar, avvallili en- m a rk , e t , a ll i n d . u ">V s t r i e s fire c r a n n ie d . i *i „ vr »» # < assortili ut in this county in favor of 0 . H. Ford and against »Tames j , . .. . a n d tlie Marti n e t te Journal s a v s ; t ir e ly a lo n e xvitliout a h c lp u i u r s i m - a n d i , d is e u n r a g e il. D E A LE R I X nnd Sarah Carrico, and to me directed and i oi f r u it r a is i n 0 - .» n * i 1 » • , n . . 1 n H e must m u st have invi' on x t e n s iv e tr;xle He an e extensive trade AXD EVERYTHrXll CSCAI.LY FOUND I>* THE I delivered, commanding me to satisfy the [ T hkbe lius lii-eii a si-ries of meetings lield jx.tizour ili thi-« ho!e eommoonitv, "in ' miieli b o a ste d “ \\ e b F o o t ” m u st for we have heard his name mentioned sum of one hundred and tliirtv dollars, U. DRY GOODS, 'itti. ( ’-'ìigregnti'Uial elnireh this week and xvitli hoo/.e e x t a t i e j o i ali i \u b e rrt in ’ S gold coin, now due on judgment with | ‘ k,l,K‘k ' to tl,e b o u n t i f u l l y ; in c o n n e c t i o n w i t h a ll t h e s t o v e s a n d l *|i | , , * ' I 1 1 \ t.I - eonsid« rul-le inti r- st manifesti il. feeling/, m u st lie h ev read ¡lie a b u v supplied 1 ar-neads, as the people ol « • , , ,, i ! interest at the rate of 10 per cent. p*r GROCERIES, and ♦ i,; ....... ............... . ,, . 1 . . stove-pipe we ever saw put together j annum from the 20th day of May, 1813, „ jar j ......f Bock and Stationery Line- T u a n k s tu Frank MeMillen for . n o » « ’ ftfol,r S<<1 a r t ‘ .'"i' 1 iu ,liz fa vor-i-ite j t l i i s ' e - , i i n t i y a i e p o e t i e a l ï y d e s i g n a t e d here or elsewhere.” and the further sum of twenty-two dollars x-. n .n t ra-'pb. r: v. vhi- li took tin- first * * « > « p a p e r uv In/, a s-to u t su n . m a y j Pi aehe>' p iu m s m id mi l m is o f ull G E N E R A L M ERCHAN DISE and eighty-five cents costs, out of the fol A Troy editor took his w ife to j h e g o d o m i tu lu/, e n d en p ic e e , and k i n d s a re i n c o m p a r a b l y s u p e r io r to ]-r. n.ium ut <-ur h-st »'ouiitv Fiiir. lowing described real estate, to wit; The i * New York a few davs ago. The oon- tu liiz m a k e r a t e llin u v h im uv thi s undivided one-half of the N. W. quarter of Forest Grove, . . . . Oregon the same in the Wallaiiiet Valiev. . S ee .tlie E'ti v *x-ti f Mr. Wagner’s t h e last a n d c r o w n i n ’ a c t uv h i/ b f . Alt h » 1 * gli religion and temperance : t‘,u’tor» whou lie reeog- | Plcage examine our Stock. See. thirtv-oiie (31,) T. one ( 1.) south of ill IllU/tli. r colmali. range three (3.) West Willamette Meridian, FAIR TRICE« 1'A ID FOR ALL KIND* H o p in ’ I m a b e sp a r d tu w r ite y u Mill cultivation are -uè in : ' , nizfxl our Troy ..... iiitelh etiial n u euiiixanon , •' . brother , , . as untitled :..... r * Washington county, Oregon. Therefore. m o a r idiee i r fu ll e jiis e lz in fo u t u r , general at a discount in Southern to frer PUSS!l- e* but not knowing the ! by virtue of said execution nnd order of Q p pg()£)UCE Oregon, there are Home people to be huly whispered to him, “ Is this a n:-7 lm .1. K. G 1 E L A CO. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. i rem an e y o o rs tro oly, sale, I did on the 23ril day of Dee. A. D., P tT ito n 'M V . N ashy , found here of unusual intelligence 1:l,,*v ,frie‘ul of yours? ” “ No, no.” A x T l E . S o T S , ' Y i - Premram o . Ca„h C « * o m » . »1! « At the Congregational ehnreb. Rev. f.. ' J^te P . M. who would be an ornament to any said the Troy editor in haste,“ she fi" t p I C H A I 4 1^« A. D. 1S74, at the hour of one o ’clock, r. m . _ _ 7 ~ ~ —r Walker preaches every Sabbath at II a . m u v ieb iz P o s t m a s t e r a t t h e s e c t u v p la c e ; e v e n |.> the* soul* w h a t se lf’ w y w ife, of said dav. at the Court House door in the | |>| 0 W I W lO a f IV | 3 r K 6 t ! * - ......................- -- L p> ................................. ' At the Mi thmlist churi-li. R. v. Mr. Wolfe l a r n i n ’ •om placent l i t . ’io c i t y w h e n c e v o u r A colored preacher in translating town of Hillsboro. Washington county. Or-| in preaches on the first ami third Sundays of -----------— — c o r r e s p o n d e n t co n ies. to his hearers the sentence: “ The FOKEST QBOVE I I each month. * In passing through a dark tunnel T h i s c l i ma t e is v a s t ly s u p e r io r to h a r v e s t is over, the season is ended ^ X N E H ALF OF BLO CK TWEXTY- on a Pennsylvania railroad, a wo- the rainy, sloppy season in Northern arul thy soul is not saved,” put it: j U. S. gold coin, cash in hand, to satisfy TtVFF PAT AS n r n v i , (28) in the town of Forest Grove, sanl At the 1 ¡upti.it church. Rev, Mr. Chandler execution and accruing cost*. w a k i j i a ^ 1 l»r 1 ««■ ? n c i i f c x v , i man’s voice was heard exclaming,“ Oregon. The most disagreeable “ De corn is been cribbed, dere ain’t | Witness mv hand this 2Gth dtv of Dec. ! Mutton, Fork, >eal. Fish, both fresh reaches on the second und fourth Sundays I Don't you fool around! I carry a thing in this climate is the violent any mo’ work, and de debbil is fool- \ Oregon, 1873 C jiak . T. Tozirn ! ««J*. Fru.t Tlcur end Game, conntantly of each month ........... ~ n391J I pistol in my panier!” A J ANDERS O'" ' *>42 It ShrriJT of WieMnptnn Co., 1 f'“ hand. winds, which render hats public in’ wirl dis community.” j n 3 5 -om Ne isvnce .—T îi--r*- :vi• • t -vo .»r three dogs in this city that «*11 lit t . b. I h -y bark and run at w->; 11« ti <*n the »n l 1lip ll- *rscs' heel s a s travel, rs p e Disi ig ii>t a little v>--:■ ition and s->uie time do injury. t S I Z E S 25. R. F. Rice and S. C. Gibson. ^ an i propert Y {) [ HJ il xvav-i'.ai's 2<. Patrick Fowler and Mrs. C. r ? } \_ or thabiv the form' r. The stage i v. v / Harrison. *i. t . i 1 B -i- 1 fui. ■ REEDING DONE AT T H E MOST rm- * Kuiiable rates. . h y «-ver, i il - bade N--VI imr.n. j to K m ami star’ >1 S it’iu. 11. P. A. Stanton and Lizzie M. ERSONS DESIRIN G TO BE F IT T E D nut 1> in - 1 : i -, m o in s n o w e n n g n e i out with a gocal t* iru will ili> well bv Im b r ie . moar .'ooo! -Lie > ■/ m. And in th ' ; - .. « "t. • \ x 1 e* ] « ■ !-: s of 1 . ; giving me a cali. ( a -’ R li-.e, ami de - . n-hi.g into 12- Norman Martin and Mrs exa-put U'la.n ov n-i It '0 vat id feelii; A llon lcrs l'ilted W itti Prompt wate, s of the shining l mpipia, Emily ^IcLin. nos-, ami Dispteli. 1 b r o t f o r t h t h e i<-i , i in mi G th -lia l si etili-1 |)ioj)helic of au l'iijovable 14. John R. Ft aster and Ida May ç^-Haek connects with the cars twice rido. ! .eli . ìit -f ri i gl iteti eoach low - AI 1 11 e ■ i' i day. nl7tf th è S e n i ov I .a r n i n , i ,;\ i i ; v m mi pi - ever, wi nt liouticing on over the 2(1. Erastus Ravage and Francis lit ic a i d c t li , lx-li i-vin m is e lf Io b c u v stoni s in a wuv whicli was a cautiou of Indi'* F. Militinovi s o u n d m im i, d u o K to w . 1 -cipn-at-■ !«»,i ivtliing Hot eoiiiiiosed ....................................................... . 1 . I v . G I L L & C O . a n d d i ' } ’' -s- ' mi olii .hai eili-ct-, in ri r. .lust as we of the coach 24. J. F. Rafferty and Mrs. C1. F . j D. H OX TER HAS SO MANY ilic to lle rili ii.an.-icr: r i r s i i v , t<> nu v«i (•- all tut to 1..1I into lunnccnt Lovmi* customer« nt his store nil the time that he has no time to write au advertise- s u c k - t sso r in o b ic e , aw 1 tlu* e x z iìe r - •! i n nber Mime peculiarly violent 2(*. \V. R. (V rtcr and M. A.Lyon. .ment. That is what we call business. n30tf levatiti jile/.urc I h c v cx p i r ip c e d in thump, nlm<»t croaking from their 7.5 First Sired , Poi t la nil. our nodding j i * i . i kmuek . w a it in o n th<; deci* p c e p l e a s c llin 'iu spinal eonneetions S T R A Y C A T T L E ÏÏ h Calvin Jack and E. A. Mas- s t a m p s an h ui lin 'm le ttn r/ . S- c n n -1- lieuls, v.ouM ell'ictually drive from lv , I bei ¡cuti) t r li ini t h è p h-zu r o\ ii'tiii drowsy god, to our huge dis- tors. HREE estray cattle are sto])])ing at the h a v in a G e u t l e m e n ov n s s tu te p ro - 't-'" pin place of W. L. Wagner near Forest . . . 2. Theodore Pointer and E. A. H iving crossed the intervening ,, p o r t i o n z a ti Itili o n him h o w ho s h c ll VYE JUST RECEIVED TH E LARG «' i°'Ti' M r V' !Kt»>'T wants the owner to i , , . , ^ C orning, est S tock ok ;l.ko them ^ a-v ’ "" be is feeding them with ., ,, . ,, v o a t, w h a t h e s h c ll s a v a n d wliat he rnl-ge, and having traversed for some , ,, . i , IS. H. (». Parsons ami Alma Ins own cuttle. One of them is a white cow distance tlie narrow imeiiltivated Viil- -h ell t h i n k . F i f t h l y , 1 b e q e t lie ti with a few red spots, right ear cropped, left him a w l t h e o n o r s , purri|i/.its a n d hy of tlie Rogue River in its lower M avley. with an underbit; a redh ifer two years old, 2 3 . David Campbell and Agnes I X O l i c l A V Q - O O c i S ' marked same ss cow; and a s six month's bub e m o lu m e n t s a r iz in fro m sa id office, }iorti()'i, the main valley o f the river M'2 lm ' * calf, white and red.____ ____ t r g e t h i T w ith t h e p iir ce n ta g i- o v e x - sinhlenly, as we reached an elevated Flemming. ,iu I T I i E u33.1 ------ with oaks, chiefly of the variety Noland. eallcd black oak, were covered with 1 may . flocks and herds, as to grazing ra*h- 31. Herman 1 ickcus and liarba- -,ii. U Meek. tumn, an 1 studded here and there 11.'»<1 i in d 1 H i;s ü-jU' r s:iii)*)n.s [ 1 ! lac* f» ii\ ti’! 1 1 • \ ’ a i n : *j, 1(. • l ' * I 1111 1 ; a t‘ s tli • O . A ll w k'il ¡ni llit'I’ols ;*: »L e the l lt n c c lo r v a rd travi i l ;-*1 .se to me lui ] rc*ail S. ri 1 »»*« iperly aie ihtnisteil li f * v bow.-l ui b.'i* t’io s 1* 11K g 01 t lie s1,-i'ge ( >. w v c* a vox« <1 speg at liianw" 1 1 .'11, i )V the « -xoi'l lit.ltit f.'.l'C < V to timt WO!'!. i “ w! tir nlotir. A L L C . . . . . V a ^NTSH BBT 'TIES. N A IL BRUSHES, S T R IP IN G BRUSHES, consequently I have ofy“o,l customers, j Oakland anil "Wilbur are the only 'Jackson. I will always keep nil the Standard Brands A Mu. T vllmvn while on his way to n The Fat P o stm a ste r ’s Ci iioo Gone places of any note in this valley, pre- 1 *• L . L . W iiliams and Mrs. 0f |s an,k p,v H stri(.t int0Rrity of pur- s m » 11 olui.In in i with his wift* aIV.l three ; W here The Woodbine T w m cth . ■ c ling Roseburg. At the hitter of Sarah J. (¿nick. pose to ileal as I would be dealt by, I now cama- n- ar hiaviii'4 a seri.-U' aecid nt, whi cr. >s.sin ; the for*! »>f « »ab ' u reck near t: the t-v-> places first «i t-n-.l is located 21. S. L. Masters and E. F. Stott, nvitevou to iny Store, which I now christen ì ndi -T lie H »eh. m 1 hous 0, wit h his t- ai11 an.l wag.« 4 1 jci . y . s-- ! j * m > uv Jana- an academy. This is under Metho- 1 ll The c a m nt was V« rv swift a ml tue h T ' .list control, is well attended, and 20. Benton Killin and H. B. ry 2 th I s< ,-d th illenn : b-irIg un a Cl;st mi» d to munii 1gw.1t rs'art s . i j>— \V. ]). is the only 1. suiud'-n of the kind in Hoover. i ’ 1.1! \ d *w:i >tr. ana and got int< - .1 p " U ,v*. 1 * I*". !- 30, F . M. Litchenthaler and Remember the place.^J X. Campbell's *. Mr. T. imtm d m t appointed the \ alii v near the opp eate t < Trovi*. i ¡li ■ <!!• As’ vr a t J’l le-, and was h ir i. i: . - t of a surpa-; Martha R. Jolly. Old Stand, Forest Grove. ntely called foras d 1 -l.e and will I . , , »• 1 ; t work n ir by. an 1 b v four irn n wh > V- ' n; ; lv beau .lu i >• ituaUon; also of a i august . J. II M A T T H E W S . a arly ic.- c -Id c.s it w »-* ent.-r 1 »he str like and infelli- 28. M. T. Eddy and Emma Forest Grove, Or., Nov. 4tht 1873 naming or va liti g fei hnz ! 1 fr-w ( » ! ' ,1 v is. an l »atli r l- gent population, yet not much ex- Speake. 1 1 in it.-r i1}» t » in «¡n :i 111 111 1:11 n" :1 v ceding in mnuber :hut of the Grove. S eptember . iin-au in g tile hors 1 » ); . - . l • rails It is bow..V(*r m-u i ---- ei.tlTde l . 25. Jesse C. Wilkes and Medora se api nr* fr >-a »he w. -lit IIV I- lu.-.z an tari-I . Tin* .1 b-t \Vr* 11 it an 1 and lit-nci- more < i‘y hue* i-i appear- E. Kelso. ■, “i , ,, h»*v p a r s e d >v <i 1 am s ’ i l i a w a n - » on tho other 27. T>. I*. Trulli tiger and Emily r.y ; : lice. j >;.. I* i. , ,1 W- ! .M ill 1.0 V» ll T 1 i.l i,f i 11. rm a i « * , i w i 1 Ik ' ‘ > ■ # AT hand lias on i i •. i e k ni tuo vv oou r w f i « 1 ) • Lia ot il v< or six wt il tiCTOPER. 'iiiieu sri- lu r-.i sîu.’.tli’.u ■s. OF >>1 articles warranted. * H E .1 P X E S S O F IT S P R I C E S ! Bee Miye Store. 7 S I Z E. A N Y School B o o k s , suitable for the Academy or P u blic School. ANO TH K J. «j. Morgan and Emma E. amui .. T O C U T Our stock consists in part of P A IN T BRUSHES, C L O T H E S BRUSHES, TOOTH BR USH ES, HA W OILS, LAHD OIL, SW EET OIL, Q uality of its Goods Edwards. somewhat cramped, broken as it was into hills and dales, while not less MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,PAINTS, OHS, GLASS, B00K8 &c„ 4 G L A S S TnK T uk greatest ami best variety of Generili licenses issued by the County ( lerk Merchandise in the Hive Sto Store 'rehandise is is Kept Kept in the Bee Bee Hive any place in the Tins Store Store lias h of "Washington county, as follows: , »ny the County. County. This a style of scenery jiieturesipio an d ! Davis. beautiful in the extreme; but in com- m Altai. parison with the upper Willauie- ie, ' 31. Nlartin Knutson and Mary M. . J. B. Matthews. Proprietor. .1/ A R R IA O E L l C EXSES. ------ There were thirty-eigld marriage Humphreys. -•’>* W . C. Thomas and J. M. STORE# D E A L E R I N always been noted for its variety und it 1 , 1 a mutts sfilili In' not only tided for the l’iii'ni a n d M r s. : of i u vark.ty> but for me long before reaching them, having been passed, 1 was entertained with BOOK W. II. SAYLOR, PROPRIETOR • The wooded heights of tho C a la -1 Hall, prioias, ridging the southern horizon lo. AND /> DK rJ 3 3 , I not sec t a ' c r y g r e a t m a j o r c y n o r i uV(,,. o p p o s i n g e le m e n t s , t h o u g h I even a la r e ] r o p o r i io a o f t h e t o w n s ji;l\e ,o tn e fears t h a t it w i ll p r o v e fo r in o u r S t a t e sin c e m v d e p a r t u r e f r o m t h e p r e s e n t a f a ilu r e . • ‘ . i the Grove, but still 1 am ijuite con- i HIVE DRUG B V