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V THE INDEPENDENT. FOREST OROVR, Augnst 27, 1*74. .. J ames L ono , a Californian, but a W eb-foot formerly,has been here on a visit for a week. His parents lived near this place some eight years ago but they moved to California and have been fanning on the Sacramen to river thirty miles above Sacra- inentoCity.Like mostCaiiforuiansMr. Long ha* a rather poor opin«on of the W eb-feet, who he says do busi ness oft a very small scale^have lit- i tie enterprise—and who sleep too much. W e are afraid that his criti cisms are only too just. He laughs at the idea of a man setting his C O U N TY COURT S. IN LAW— AKCHIBOLD, J. A. A. Miller vs Wm. Stewart; Set tled by stipulation. HUN AW A Y A N D SA D C A Sl A L MilliardA Vauscyoer vs G. T.Lod* TY. ford; judgment by default for $92.- 42 Against Deft, and costs. T w o W o m e n S e rio u s ly In ju r e d W* S» Caldwell vs G. T. Ledford; Last Saturday a team from Yam judgment by default for Plff. tor the sum of $199.20 and costs. hill county with a wagon load of W . W , Beck vs. Alex McCready; women and children ran away at attachment issued to sheriff ofClack- Dillev, away station on the 0 . C.R» amos county against the property of R ., two miles north o f this place, in Deft» which Mrs. Green Roland had her COUNTY BUSINESS— A r CIBOLD J.-Pl'RDIN hip dislocated .n d o „ e of the pelvic ! kresher or m o « n B his reaper to cut and L andkss , C ommissioners . b o o « broken; a M r, FouU hod her 1 } ? ° r ^ b u s h e l s of gram , and »ays In the matter o f John *Bruggera; ankle brokeo.aad several of the ehil- i th* ‘ C“ llform* Umt th° ° 'vner » ' dreo were considerably though not “ w bm M * ,U move 40 petition to build a bridge—contin harvest less than 1,000 bushels. Men ued. seriously bruised. The wngon was there who have only quarter section In the matter of road petition of a wreck. There were in the wagon »._ », farms make money evun bv hiring James Forestel et al: viewers ap ten persons—Mrs. Green Roland, . . . Jx * h their work done, when here such a pointed—D. M. C. Gault, Henry two Mrs. P outs, six children and a wny of doing busines would swamp Weherring, C. Adams. the driver, De W it »Smith, son of the farmer. On petitiou of Clements et al, for hli(p Smith who lives in this neigh But we W eb-feet do not propose change of road; viewers appointed—^ borhood. It seems that on coming to run away. W e love our fair gold Alfred Davis, John Rowell, Ben across an old orchard which had en haired sister Cal» but we love our Flint. *>een thrown open for the road the buxom W eb-foot girl more,and pro On petition of M. S. Daily et nl front wheels o f the wagon went pose to stand by her through good for change of road ¡viewers appointed down into the centre furrow between and evil report, and if /A»’ /* Califor — David Campbell, Ben Flint, John two rows of trees and the team halt nia fellows don’t like her they Rowell. ed for a moment, when the dri need’t, that's all. W e raise better On petition of David Campbell et ver applied a b'ark-snakc whip apples than California can and more al for change of road; viewers—M. Vhieli made the horses jump for of them in the hill, and can just dis S. Daily, Erastus Savage, Charles ward breaking one [of the “ lines.” count them on rain and mud.— Guile. il he <fc*ver threw his weight on the W hoop! On petition o f W . Whitmore et al single hue and turned tho horses A nother R unaway and P ainful A c for change of road; OeorgeCampbell, short breuking otie o f the axles. Then the hevses ran for a short dis cident . — Last week ou returning Alanton W ing, Eratus Savage view ers. tance making a sudden turn and from a black-berrying excursion in Various roads were opened, lum breaking the other axle and turning the mountains on the North Yamhill the wagon completely over dashing the team containing the excursion ber for bridges allowed and refused, the whole party the ground with ists ran away and threw Mrs. A. Ty orders drawn. I n P robate - A kchibold , J. grewt violence. A gentleman in ler out breaking her arm and bruis In the matter of John Way man forms us that rifel rixnminatiou o f the ing her badly. Mrs. Tyler Hived broke»» line it WM found that it had here some time and has many friends dec’d —proof of will taken, executors separated at tine splhce and that the , who sympathise with her in afflie- appointed and personal property or* dered sold. splice had been half unraveled be tion. —-------•— ■ In the matter of the estate of J. fore the accident occurred. Dr. A cquitted — On the 10th instant H. Myers dec’d, R ebecca,A . Myers Saylor reset the dislocated hip, and George C. Cocke, the slayer of J. Y. Administ’x: hearing of final account dressed the wounds o f the injured Stewnrt, had a preliminary examina set 5th of October 1874. parties. Mrs. Green Roland was tion before Justice Simmler at San In the matter of the application of then put into a wagon on beds sup Luis Obispo Cal. where the murder Emily Field for dower; commission plied by the villagers and taken to was committed and was acquitted on ers appointed and dower set off as Mr. Fouts, her father, who lives account o f “ insufficient evidence” ! follows: Lot 1 A 4 in block No. 4 of rear the Grove, w here she now lies Cocke did not denv the killing but Naylor's addition to Forest Grove, in a critical condition. It is thought said it was done in defence of his Lot 4 in Blk. No 9 in Walker’s addi that she will recover but will proba sister, Stewart's wife—a pitiable ex tion to Forest Grove. bly l>e injured for life. cuse when she was some distance In the matter of the estate of Geo. OvKiti. and M »Nur.v. — This popu from him when he was killed and Bueman dec’d; annual report filed. lar and 1 deary periodical for Septem when it is stated that Cocke was In the matter of the guardianship ber conies to us tilled with interest able to handle Stewart and that the of Ilufus Lewis et al; guardian dis ing and original matter, combining latter had no weapons. Cocke re charged. n best of popular writers. J. Ross mains in the neighborhood. The In the matter of the estate o f H.B. Browne contributes an interesting Grand Jury will probably sift th e ; Bones dee’d; annual report filed. In the matter of the guardianship paper on “ Santa Rosa Island” and ea se. of Mary A. Gould, minor; annual Junius H ‘ nri Browne gives n sp len -1 | -M iss S. E. B owluy returned Mon- report filed. did pen picture of “ Spinoza.” The In the matter of tho estate of P.S. . day from her summer excursion to most]striking poem is “ M olokai” by ; Clatsop beach. Miss Georgia Brown Fields d e c 'd ; sale of real estate or our Oregon poet. Samuel C. Simp a graduate of the College hero was dered. In the matter of the estate of J.D . son. a remarkably vivid r nd musical down there at the same time and Richardson dec’d; sule of real estate description o f the lepers’ settlement these young ladies hud a “ splendid” ordered. on the Hawaiian Islands, The Etc. time. is varied, scientific aud literary. — ~ *.---------- W e are under obligations to cer P rof . C ondon moved this week iir The whole v >lume is replete with tain Professors for a watermelon, romance and fact. John H. Cur- to A. T. Smith’s residence next door some excellent apples, pears and many Sc Co. San Frane’sco. $4 per to Dr. Marsh’s house. Mr. J. N. Campbell will immediately move in- \ roasting-ears. W e will promise to annum . I to bis mansion just vacated by Prof. not bother their melon and corn P acific U niversity . — This popular ^ onj on patches or orchards any more this Institution will open its balls again 1 — year. for the admission of students on the i ^ L yman , who wrote us the, T he W heat outlook is not very 2 d d a y of September. With a Fac- , excellent correspondence from As- promising. The crops in Europe ultv composed of men whose fame *or' a wet‘k has returned. Wish as classic and scientific teachers is he ^a'l wfitten the I ndependent an , have been unexceptionally good and prices will rule low this year. It uutional, it is needless to say that account of hi* Clatsop beach experi- will not be much advantage for tne College and Academy will have enee. those who have to sell to wait a their share of the patronage of the P rof . W . M arsh Professor of while for a rise. people in Oregon who wish to edu Greek and Latin at Benicia Californ J ohn G oodell will begin teaching cate their children by the best m eth ia, and cousin o f President Marsh of a three months’ school in the Quick’s ods a«d up to the highest standard Pacific University, is lying very ill mill neighborhood Monday next. p<M*»lde ou the Pacific coast. F or , c f spinal inflamation at San Fran- We wish John much success in learn health and sober intellectual society cisco. ing the youug idea how to shoot. the G r o v e is famous and the student M r . B. S tew art and wife,of North T he M. E. Conference has ap w h o eorues h ere to /earn w ill be sat Yamhill have gone to San Luis Obis pointed Rev. W\ W . Miller to take isfie d . po county California, to exhume the charge of this circuit in place o f Rev. R iley C avk ’ e statement in the O r - remains of their murdered son and J. N. W olfe who is sent to ^Olymp r>fmuin about the F. G . Base-ball bring them here to rest uearthe home ia. C lu b not coming to time is a figment of his youth. A l H orner ’ s team run o f f th is a roily conception of Riley’s brain. M r . M artin ofScoggin va lley says week and made a complete smash- T he F. G . Club challenged what that the farmers in his section have up of his wagon and a sad derange they supposed to be a Club at Hills- barely begun harvest.Mr.Martin har ment of the harness. Nevertheless l»oro to come to the Grove to play a vested a field of fall wheat that Al is happy as usual. match game. The Hillsboro Club yielded from 25 to JO bushels to the Mu. S hanes of Cornelius nhanleil answered that they had no regular acre. Club but if the F. Gs. would come it off into the mountains with his S ince D r . B ailey of Hillslioro has dovrm there they would try to amuse smallpox last week, since which them. Now this is what we c a l l j hung the clothes iu the barn that he time there are no more cases of this cheeky. So our pencil raven Riley’s had on when he visited those small contagion to report. pox cases at Cornelius he does not Cave's statement in somewhatly. J ames S ew ell of Tualatin plains miss any more of his oats. A good chance . — In this issue L o — --- ------•— ---- —— broke his threshing machine last Bio Y ield .— A field o f six acres gan Johnson advertises his Planing week and was unable to get the bro of wheat on new oak grub land on ken part replaced at Portland so Mills in this town for sole. T o any Jerome Porter’s farm near theGrove he will have to suspend work for a one desiring to engage in this busi ness this is a very desirable proper- was harvested last week and yielded while. tv. being situated in the heart o f a 40 bushels to the acre. T he F loence S ewing M achine is fine agricultural district indja neigh- M r . H. O. H yde had a load of the kind that suits the women. They l»orhood of schools and churches. straw which he was hauling to turn* all buy it and are never fooipd. See The machinery is all nearly new and ble off in the street the other day. that Company’s new ad. this week. W ednesday gave ns some showers as good as »ew and the purchaser It was no fun to Mr. Hyde. -— —•—----- y- of rain which qas stopped harvest will doubtlessly find every thing in G f . oroe G rant is living now down ing for the time being- the condition stated byMr. Johnson. on the Scappoosa. Miss Lillie fin T he Hillsboro Bchool house is un C om e at once and see for your ished her school down there and is dergoing repairs for tho new term of selves. at home again. school. T he large excursion party from L ogan J ohnson ’ s Planing mills M rs . G rant our enterprising mill- Hillsboro toSileti returttodSatUrdAy. ni.isnoro iner baa m o » « l h .r »hop into the have been buzzing with work for the They report a^onri time. They Rot ,ower roon/ f B o b t o « ,» 1. photo- past two weeks. sadly sun-burnt, and now the scales j B eecher ScOTt keeps his flag flying graphic gallery. are peeling off their noses threaten — the red-white-and-blue— and long H illsboro High School Will com* ing to reduce those necessary organs may it watte. to diminutive tubers. The S h e r i # mence ite first term Sept. Tth* 1874, M r . P crdin ha6 so many plums talks of offering a reward fora coup- 1 with D. M. C. Gault as Principal, that he is unable to give them away. abd Miss Jennie Elder Assistant. Jf do^cn more noses soon. Local SfoWÄ . —— ---------- a — A very rapid and easy way to make mon ey. Procure territory to introduce the la test WSttfUl invention that is wanted every day by teVerv out*, every where, who has u family, A fall sized Sewthg Machine with Table nffdTreadle for only $13 that does the same work as a Machine y*>u would pay $75 for, rapid, smooth and flrnj» makes a senm so strong the clothwill tear before the stitches rip apart. Eight new attachments for all work, and the improved Button Hole Work er used by us only. Agents only need show them in operation to sell in every house they enter. $30 and upwards cleared daily by smart agents. No such Machine wus ever offered at any such price. 35» 1)00 sold last year. 100,000 Famines Use them. Demand r increasing » every -------day nay „here " nerc they become wcome known. Machinists, Fortine*!, Tailors, See. recommend them highly. Rights given free to first applicant* If there is on agency in your place» write for it, of bity a Machine for your family or a relation, there is none better or so cheap. Machines sent ^ to all parts of the country on receipt of price $15. Read advertisement in another part of this iper. Address the H ousehold S kwinu achine .P. O. Box 1 4 3 8 , New York City. n il'.ly ne of the finest and most valuable blocks in the city of Forest Grove with improve ments consist ing of comfortable house, ex- excellent orchard, good well, fruit cellar, barn, etc. This property will be sold, part for cash and part on time to suit purchaser. O A.J .A nderson . FO R E SI* uly 2; 3m________________________________ DRUG ANd FOREST GROVi. LIVERY & FEED STABLE tíftO V E 9 T 0 R E BOOK W. ÈT. $A YLOR, P lio fr ltlilb h . DEADER C r y For thevery best Photographs, go to Bradley k ltulofson's Gallery with an ELEVATOR. 429 Montgomery Street San Francisco. MISCELANEOUS. FORJALE! Steve H arris onC»rMe*PSF^£ePS GLASS GOOD SADDLE-HORSES ways ready. f cl JT T Ò A n YSIZM Our stock consists in part of PAINT BRUSHES, AL- MARRIED. lnet SDop. VARNISH BRUSHES, CLOTHES BfttJâttfcS, At the Methodist church, P»ev. Mr. H’olfe preaches on the first uml third Sundays Horses boarded at reasonable rateR. each month, At the Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Chandler PF* Hack connects with the cars at Cor- preaches on the second and fourth Sunday elius twice a day. ni each month. julylfidf ANDERSON-SCOGGIN.—At the residence of the bride’s father Wednesday, Au gust 19, J. Anderson a*ul Miss Mury Scoggin, all of Scoggin Valley Wash ington county. ^ 3B r « h . ood horses and buggies ready at all hours R eligion«. ^ DRUGS, MEDICIKKS, ¿ERFUMERY.PAIMTB, OILS, q u S l( I6ÒXS * • — KEPT BT G I NAÍL BRUSHES, STRIPING BRI&HR9, TOOTH BRUSHES. F I N CO M B S OF T E ALL RAW OILS, LARD OIL, s w e e t o il , O U ^ SIZES AND V A R IE T IE S . N S A T S F d b t OIL, , CASTER OIL, . , b e iN A n u t o i l , i t c B b iL e d School B ook a, »«itatole for tho Atftdolal j All articles warranted. th ih lic Sch ool, Prescriptions compounded witn cars and corTsotnsaa. ilo 3 3 1 NEW ADVERTISEMETS. Smith, Kane & Co. FOR SALE. Term s P articular attention given to house-build ing and framing. FOREST GROVE THE ENTIRE LOT OF MACHINERY JIN THE FOREST GROVE PLAN ING MILLS . . . . CONSISTING O F . . . . One ten Horse Power Engine ¿Boiler, 1 Planer and Matcher, 1 24 inch 8urfacer, 1 8aw Table 1 Mortising Machine» l Force Pump- 1 Turning Lathe withTools, 60 feet 8hafting& Pul lie*, 600 feetBelting - - OREGON. New Styles and new prices I have now for sale the nejr atjleS and latest improved Flor- enee Sewing machines at REDUCED PRICES, with extra ih^îH-rtneiits to th iose and to persons who desire, we sell on i the installaient plun¿ $10 down and, and$ Hurrali! CA.S'H. ne of our new styles feed I the work away from fro per month until the Machine is paid for. One e and back feed machina: Every Machina the operator, so tbut we have now both a side «I Sir. Farmer, Granger, utid all the rest of warranted for ten years and no charge will bemode for repairing or keeping Machines in the living in order dnring that time. Every Florence Machine in Oregon ke^t ^ 1H Bhier fres of *ut and. apd and pnce Ma charge. Call and see them, or send for circular with cut price \ list! Machine KEJOIC’E R E J O IC E delivered in any part of the State or in Washington Territory, at my own risk. :£R 9 Over the good news which in fact every body is anxious to hear. Why of course, come right to Hillsboro, and look for the new store, Kellogg’s place and see the cheap goods that are sold there It is enough to make any body smile. The Goods were carefully selected nud of great variety Gash puid for Hides, Wool, Furs and all kinds of produce. KAHN k FRIEDENRICH. jll-n !2 s u n v H y on. ALSO, 5 0 ,0 0 0 K E E K a «sorted M ou ld in g ONE DESK, O .VE STAND. ONE TABLE, NEWEL POST. STAIR BALUSTERS. LE G S Customary Rates- Machinery is new ttiul of first rln-w make. 9 Residence at Forest L E G A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . A d m i n i s t r a t o r 's S a le . IN LOTS TO .SUIT. ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS. Address, A. L. JOHNSON.Forest Grore. THE NEW IMPROVED FLORENCE - M H B F Sido Food and Bock Feed. THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, KOSTCIK- PIE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. Always inOrder andReidjforWork. If tha.-o I* r. FLORENCE MACHINE nitbia oac thousand miles of Ban Fran cisco not working well, I will fix it with out any expense to the owner- GAMTJ2L HILL, Agent, No. 13 New Montgomery Street, HOTEL BUILDING, j •Aft FRANCltCO. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY AND 1\rOTIC’ E IS HEREBY GIVF.N THAT i. w in pursuance of un order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washing ton County mude at the August term a . r>. 1K74, thereof in the matter of the estate of P. S. Field, deed, and to me as administra tor thereof directed, I will sell ut Public auction, to the highest bidder ou, SATU H- DAY the 3d day of October, a . d . 1874,at the hour of one o ’clock r. n. at the Court House door iu Hillsboro, Washington County Or egon, all the right, title interest and estate of P. S. Field, at the time of his death or since acquired by his estate, in and to all those pieces, parcels or tracts of land lying, being and situate iu Washington County, Oregon and described tts follows, to wit: 1st, The Donation Land claim of Chris tian Emriek inf sects. 3. 4. 9. and 10. Town. 1,South Rahge 3 West, containing 320 acres. 2d, Commencing 50feet eastoi the N.W. corner of block No. »1 of the Town of Forest Grove, thence south 100 feet, thence east 50 feet, thence north 100 feet, and thence west 50 feet. 3d, The south half of lot No. 4, in block No. 12 in said town of Forest Grove. 4th, Commencing 200 feet east of the N. W. corner of block No. 7, in the town of Forest Grove, thence south 100 feet, thence west 200 feet, thence south to S. W. corner of said block No. 7, theuco east to the 8, E. corner thereof, thence north to the N. E. corner thereof, thence west to the place of beginning. 5th. Commencing at the N. W. corner of block No. 4, of Walker’s addition to the town of Forest Grove,thence south 2.03 cbs. thence east 5.70 chs. thence north 2.63 chs. thence west 5.70 chs. to the place of begin ning. Oth, Lot No. 4, in block No. 9, of Walk er’s addition to the town of Forest Grove. 7th, Lots No. one and four (1 k 4) in block No. 4, of f . G. Naylor's addition to the town of Forest Grove. Tracts No. Oth and 7th, being subject to the life estate of Emily Field, and the re mainder free from ail incumbrances, upon the following TKRXH of J- B LOOMIS. Asrtnt. 113 Third St,. Portland, Oregon* m v28 Notice of F inal Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. In the matter of the estate ofJ. H Myers, deceased. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the uudersigued administratrix of said estate has filed her final account iu said Court ahd that Monday the 5th day of Octo ber, 1874, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., is the time fixed by said Court for hearing of objections thereto and the statement thereof. REBECCA MEYEttS. Aministratrix. aug!3:4t N kale . One half of the purchase price, U. 5. coin in hand, one half to be paid in U. S. coin,in six months from the day of sale, with inter est at the rate of 10 per cent, per anunm.and be secured by mortgage on the premises. 8. HUGHES Administrator of the estate of P. 8. Field’ deceased. aUg20—4w B ir c lt t o F » N o tic e T he undersigned having been duly ap pointed and qualified iu the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County, Executors of the last will and teste- ment of John Wayrnan, deceased, all per sons having claims against said estate are hereby requested to present them to the un dersigned at Dilley iu Washington County Oregon, within six mouths front the date hereof and all persons indebted to the said estate, ure requested to make immediate payment. t)illey, August 3d, 1874. J. L. Chamberlain aug. C-4w J. C. Bullixk. N o t ic e is h e r e b y F A C U L TY Rev. S. H. MARSH, D. D., President, and Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Rev. HORACE LYMAN, A. M., Profess or of Rheoric ahd History. G. H. COLLIER, A. M., Professor of the Natural Sciences. J. W. MARSH, A. M. Professor of Latin and Green. J. D. ROBB, A. M., Principal of tne Academy. Miss MARY A.ROBINSON. Preceptress. R ev . THOMAS CONDON, A.M ., Lectttri er on Geology. Mtss 0 . A. HASKELL. Teacher of In* strutnebtal and Vocal Music. g iv e n th at ou Monday, the 31st day of August, the Board of Equaliration will attend ut the of fice of *he County Clerk, for Wnshiu ton county for the examination and correction, of all errors in valuation, description of qualities of lands, lots or other property, in the assessment rolls for thejrear 18<4, os by luw provided. J. F. PIERCE. Assessor, Washington Co., Oregon. Hillsboro, July 58th. 1874. Sheriffs Sale. W L i n n C A f -CNttEV.E.Walk- I l I f f , ¡ 3 i V J U H ie r trill sell from ONE to NINETY acres of good farming laud lying adjacent to Forest Grove. sug 13 8W A vply to Elkanah Walker of this place. \w D. HdXTEÙ HÀA Ad SÍAítt i v. casto mers àt his store all ths túa hat he li has no time to write an advsrie*^ y virtue of a writ of Execution, Decree mont t. That is whrfl wo call basins a. 39ta. of foreclosure and order of sale issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Washington County in favor of Jo seph Boyce and against Huida Shennan and C. M. Sherman et al.to me directed and de livered, attested py the Clerk of suid Court on the 20th dnv of July 1874, oommanding me to make sale of the following described Real Estate to wit: commencing at a point 27.55 chains west, and 24.31 chains south of the N. W. corner of Sect. 27.T. 1; N. R. 2. W. thence south 11% chains thence east 3 chains, thence south 23.183 chains,thence west 9.87 chuins, thence north 15.09 chains, thence west 23.38 chains, thence north 20.2G chs., thence east 10 chs. thence north 2.25 STEAM POWER chs. thence east 13.25 chs. to place of begin- ing, containing 79% acres more or less, sit uated in Washington County Oregon, to satisfy the sura of $2248 21. Therefore by virtue of said execution and decree of fore closure I have levied upon said tract of land, and ou Saturday the 26th day of September 1874, at the hoar of one’o clock *. u . . of suid day, in froutof the Court Hotlae door iu Hillsboro. Conntv and »State aforesaid, I will sell the above aescril>ed tract of land at Public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand to sutiaf said execution uuy accruing costs. CHAS. T. TOZIER, Sheriff of Washington Cotluty Oregon. Hillsboro July 29th 1874. jy 30—4w. B C IO . H» HIM ËS BOOK,Cl RD&JOÍt PRIM, Book Binder vhd Paper ¿filer; Summons* In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washi ngton County James W. Gibson vs Hannah Gibson. To Hannah Gibson the above named De fendant. hereas on the 7th day of August a . n. 1874, Hon. W. W. Upton Jndgeof the above named Court, made an order direct ing that service of the snmmons in this suit he had upon yon by publication of the name in the Forest Grove I ndepkndext for six consecutive weeks; Therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby noti fied to appear and answer the complaint of plff. herein filed against you, by the first day of the term of said Court, hext follow- ing the expiration of the publication of this summons, which said term Will commence at Hillsboro, County and State aforesaid on Monday the 5th day of October, a . d . 1874, and you are further notified, that if you fail so to answer, the plff. will apply to the Court for the relief therein demanded, to wit: that the marriage contract how existing l>etween plff. and deft, be dissolved, and that the care, custody, and control of Me linda J. Gibsob, and Mury E. Gibson, mi* nor childreni of riff, and deft, be awarded to plff: tfios. H, ToNofc* Atty. for Plff ' J Assessor's Notice T IM ACADEMY! The next term begins on Wednesday, September 2d. Tuition in College and higher Academic per year.....................................................$45 In the common branches per year... .$30 THIS SPACE FOR HOXTER Grove, Oregon and of Will Sell grand L C WALKER. SURVEYOR !'t*'L. C. Walker, Surveyor,has Field Note of the Leg.il subdivision surveys. A T 25 per cent Below FLORENCE SEWÎNG MACHINÉ 93 F boxt STSttr, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Couhty of Vashington. R. A. Dothwell, vs. James Bothwell. To James Bothwell the above named de fendant. HEREA.S’ ON THE 30TH DAY OF May A. D. 1874, Hon.» W\ W. Upton, i/ndge of the above named Court, made all order directing that service of the summons in this suit be had upon the above named Deft, by publication in the Forest Grove I»« de PM ident for six weeks. Therefore, in the name of fhe State of Oregon, you are hereb notified to appear and answer the complaint of Plff. herein filed, by the first day of the term of said Court next following the expi ration of the publication of this snmmons which said term will commence utHillsboro County and State aforesaid on Monday the 5th day of October A. D. 1874, and if yon fail so to answer the plaintiff will apply to the Coart for the relief therein demanded, to-wit s That the bonds of matrimony now existing between Plff. and Deft, be dissolved. That the care and cüstpdy erf J^mes O. Bothwell and Nellie E. BtdWell children Plff. and Deft, be awarded tp Plff., ahd thal riff, have nave judgement against Deft, fot the aments of this suit. febsti and dibbnrsfejnent* THOB. H. TONGUE, Atty. for Plff. 1TJL count Books, of all rises and style*. Hall Tickets, Bill Heads, Blank Boohs, ot shy desired pattern, with printed Hfeeds bfr Withbht, Blanks» Briefs, Catalogue*; Ofirili, Certificatai, Cbaoko, Circulars, Deed*, Hfthd- Bills, Label«, Leajris. Letter Heads: ¿briers. Programdites, Brisripti of all kinds. Show Cards, Shipping Tags, Be., Pqjlibolar atihntlori fold to getting up jy23-4w Book* Lor tduhtv Clfefk’s office. P ofcrL .iN D , ÖREGON. W X /fA N T F A ctU R fe S tfd ttftbfeli, ,A & n38 t