THE INDEPENDENT.
F* >BZ8T GROVE, s ptt mb r if, 18U.
L o c a l N
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s
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The Harvest.
Since our last issue the weather
has been »puto -,'oo«l for harvesting,
t ’onsidt rable spring grain in this
county was at that time either stand
ing in the shock or still uncut. The
rniu did no material damage to the
cr o p s only delaying work. "With
sunshine and drying winds, the
grain was soon in good condition for
harvesting and this week will see the
wheat crop in the granary. Wash
ington county, according to all ac
counts,is ahead of the rest of the Val
ley in the gathering of her crops.
Mr. Scott, who has been up the Val
ley informs us that the rain had been
much heavier above than here, Mari
on, Linn, and other counties having
suffered heavy rains, while in l'o lk ,
Yamhill and Washington counties
the rain was quite light. Mr. Scott
says that in Linn county half
the
grain is still unharvested. And tho
same may l e said o f Marion and
Benton counties. In Polk county
the harvest is farther advanced than
in Yamhill. In tl 10 last named
county our informant says that a con
siderable part of the crops is still in
the field. The prospect now is that
the whole harvest will he saved in
good order.
Henry Buxton who lias raised a
large crop this year and who has
)>een running a thresher in this coun
ty states that the average yield per
acre in this county will 1 h * fully up to
that of last year. T. (1. Todd tin-
ished threshing last Saturday. Prom
twenty acres of wheat in the Tuala
tin river bottom he threshed Too
bushels. John Gleason it is said,
will finish this week. We have ex-
amiti« •il his w liea « ami we shoiiM
j u i l - that a g o o *1 .leal OÍ it would
Tirld 50 b u sh e ls P«-v aov
T'he liar-
TjCSt 1’. a> been bo iin tifu l : nul the farm-
ers ar c in g o iu l s Pi! its.
i T af ; k it if Yot Í) Uif . • -T h e Kills-
bfvro « .:roquet pia voi s ch:iilici ‘iff e F or
est G rove to pia v :\ mat «h r*ame of
iT’ 1 >0et <»n the f->11»»win 4 Oi »Hl lirio n s :
That Forest < iro ve mnv G11 () (j í '0 tw o
’Ollt of ’<iv of Hill- boro’s 1i*fst ]»layers
ami tli* -e two willi play against* all
Forest Grove. N a tiieiu throw u|>
.. r [■«> the music.
the sp
M u !! (iv.ti:,- rue'lltt S t i c IÏ. 15
f l l l b o f Hillsboro his eli:1 4 » < ‘ ll
4 lilt*
( uract Club «»f tin - t iWIl to play a
town
match pranu1 at tl e foiTiter
«»n Sat unlay of thh wet k
and the
latter (.’lui» lias ;n
the iluil-
(
iault
]
leiiffp. I>. M. C.
I’ rosnlent <»f
tue llu stic Club will act 1 is umpire.
L ecttre .—Monday evening Rev.
A F ine G un . There is a chance
Mr. Bradford of the First Congrega i for the sportsman or any man who
tional church in Portland delivered wants a gun of Parker Bros, manu
his celebrated lecture on John How fhctUre, West Merided Connecticut,
ard the great philanthropist, at the to purchase one at liberal rates by
Congregational church at this place calling at this office.
to a large and appreciative audience.
A very rapid and easy way to make mon
T lie speaker introduced his subject ey. Procure territory to introduce the la
test useful invention that is wanted every
remarking the great v„lue
of tho day,
by every one, every where, who has a
study of the lives of heroes and great family, a full sized Sewing Machine with
Table andTreadle for only §l<5 that does the
moUj quoting remarkab’ c sayings of same work as a Machine you would pay $75
Carlyle and Ralph W aldo Kmerson for, rapid, smooth and tirnl, makes a seam
so strong the clothwill tear before the stitches
on this subject. He said that every rip apart. Eight new attachments for all
class had its hero, some admire the I work, and the improved Hutton Hole YVork-
| er used by us only. Ageuts only need show
warrior, some the
statesman, and them in operation to sell in every house they
some the philanthropist. Tholectu- enter. §30 and upwards cleared daily by
smart agents. N> such Machine was ever
er Wotild,to-night,treat of the latter offered at any such price. 35,(MH) sold last
character! He then defined the term year. 100,OOo Families use them. Denlahd
increasing every day where they becomF
philanthropistaud announced John i known. Machinists, Families, Tailors, ,V'C.
Howard as the subject of his
d is | recommend them highly. Eights given free
to first applicants. If there is off agency in
course. And we would like to fol j you*- place, write for it, or bffy a Machine
low the speaker through the whole j for your family or v. relation, there is none
I better or so cheap. Machines sent to all
of his interesting lecture hut our j parts of the country on receipt of price §15.
space will not permit. He began , lteild advertiseiffent in another part of this
! Paper. Address the HorsEiioLD S ewing
with tho birth ef lohn Howard and | M achine , 9& Liberty St , New York Citv.
u21:ly
related the whole history o f his re
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markable, eventful and useful life.
A new Florence Sewing Machine
How from the son of an upholsterer ; for sale at ten per cent, discount,
he became tho most celebrated man j Purchaser can have choice from ma
of his time. Although a man of lit chines at prices ranging from §70 to
tle intellectual acumen and very il $150. For particulars inquire at
literate ami who would not he con this office.
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sidered wealthy at this day he revolu
M essrs . Jackson, Buford, Roe and
tionized the world in the matter of
Partlow our honorable Representa
prison discipline and reform an^l in
tives have gone to Salem to work
the treatment of persons pronounced
for the interests of the
people of
not guilty who were confined
in
Washington county.
prisons for.ycais at thejeonnivanee of
T he high wind that we had a foit-
the harpies of the law. He even vis
nightago
blew down the llag staff in
ited pest houses and when not per
mitted he would enter disguised as a i the Court-yard at Hillsboro. It
physician to learn how
they were was quite rotten at the ground and
kept. \\ lien
the plague spread broke short off.
i>ver Asia and Europe he went to it
and remained with it in order to see
if he could not learn its dreadful se
cret and thus risked his life for tho
sole benefit of humanity. And at
last he caught his death from a fever
which he took at a pest house when
attending a sick woman from the ef
fect of which he died. He would al
low no monument to he erected over
his remains and wished to be furgot-
en by his race. But John Howard
lives, and lives in the hearts of all
the nobility of earth and even the
tongues of children are voiced with
his fame. But we cannot even
give an outline of this excellent dis^
course.
COUNTY
COURTS.
I'» ■ •
\n» un;ou«, r.
F>t;iti' of James A. Mi Il-; t:«»litii’isi-
ittioli l»f sale of p ers. >n. il property.
Est Uri of C. E. Est« s ; linai
a«.’1
( oiiiii tilt*•1 and thè first Momia)' of
Novel nbv r set for tinai li earing.
Esttltl> oi’ .T. 1 »vi voc j s: ile of per-
mnal property confirmed.
IN MW--- lRCHIH’ »I.I», .7.
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Mi .«.s G eorgia B rown a graduate
of the Institution here and lately
teacher of music in the Albany Col
lege, i- visiting her friends here this
week.
H u rrab . H u rra h !
MISCELANEOUS.
Mr. Farmer, Granger, uud all the rest of
the living
R E J O IC E
R E J O IC E
Over the good news which in fact every
body is anxious to hear. Why of course,
come right to Hillsboro, anil look for the
new store, i^ellogg’ s place and seethe cheap
An exhibit of the financial affairs goods that ara sold there. It is enough to
of Douglas county chows that there muke any body smile. The Goods were
are in the county 399,725 acres of carefully selected and of great variety
land valued at §1,799,949; 949 • lots
Cash paid for Aides, Wool, Furs and all
at §04,078; improvements, §115,285; kinds of produce,
KAHN k FRIEDENRICH.
merchandise and implements, $294,- jll-n l2
879; money ¡notes and accounts $550-
3(54; household goods, $120,505; 4,-
237 horses at $148,071; 14,109 cat
tle at $147,527; 107,228 sheep,$251,-
L C WALKER. SURVEYOR.
201; 7,741 hags at $10,540; O. & C. Residence at Forest Grave, Oregon.
R. R., $301,0fi0; W. V. Telegraph, ! s^L. C. W alkcr, Surveyor,has Field Note
$8,000; Douglas county wagon road, of the Legal subdivision surveys.
$1,800. Total, 33,829,803;^ indebt
LEGA L ADVERTISEMENTS.
edness, $005,553: exempt, §243,(580;
802 polls.
S h e r iff‘ »Sale.
N E W A D V E R T IS E M E T S .
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
«
F O R E .S T GROVÈ
DRUG AND
BOOK
8T0RË
SÜRV
ir. u. SAYLOR, PROPRIETOR.
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. D E A L E R IN
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DRUGS, MEDICIHES, PERFUMERY.PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BOOM A t.,
GLASS
B
FOR SALE
Grove in exchange for stock
this office.
Enquire at
N O t ic o
LL PERSONS knowing themselves to
V
be indebted to the undersigned will
please
settle their accounts bv the first day of Oc
tober--! will allow a discount of ten per
cent on all accounts settled previous to that
time.
JOHN YITE, M D.
n’25 :4t
NOTICE.
4 LL PETSONS
KNOWING
THEM-
selvcs indebted to tlie undersigned by note
or account are rt ijiiesli d toeome and settle
the sanit' on or before the 1st of ( tetober.
W. 11. SAYLOR, M. I).
FOR SALE.
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Oil E a sy T erm s
M kmukrs of Comet 1». B. Club,and
all other base ball players, are re
quested to meet at the ball grounds
this (Thursday) afternoon,atJ o ’clock T11E ENTIRE EOT <>E MACHINERY
P. Mi
IN HIE FOREST GROVE PLAN
ING MILLS
LOCAL B REVITIES.
. . . .CONSISTING OF. . .
Dr. Saylors’ Drug Store had a big
One ten HorsePower Engine&Boiler,
run of custom last month.
1 Planer and Matcher.
S teve H arris hart just built him
24 inch Surfacer,
self a wood house.
I Saw T a b l e
JiTHu: J. (v>. A. Bowl by of Astoria
1 Mortising Machine,
is in the Grove on a visit.
l Force Pump.
J. B. M atthews is having his
1 Turning Lathe withTools,
dwelling house plastered.
50 feet Shalt ng& PnUie*
509 feet Belting
M r . L. C. W a eke a is surveying in
ST-^ND,
AND TAR EE
A i . ekki ' S ayeoh Ksg, of Sheridan,
paid the Grove a living visit Mon
day.
LERS
NEW I.L / ’OSTS.
S1A1R HA LESTERS.
Students are still coming in, and
the Academy and College are tilling A l’ 25 per cent Below
Customary Rab’s/
up.
been appointed T
Postmaster of flic Gales creek Post-
L ester R ay h a s
l i i s
M acliinery is new and of
and of first class make.
W ill Sell
IN LOTS TO SUIT.
ON VERY LIBERAL TERMS.
Address.
A. L. JOHNSON.Forest Grove.
FOR SALE!
ne of the finest and most valuable blocks
O
in the city of Forest Grove with improve
ments consisting 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.
A..I . A ndhkkon .
ulv 2; 3m
FOR S A L E f ^ i
from ONE to NINETY acres of good
farming land lying adjacent to Forest G rove.
A vri.Y t o Elkanah Walker of this place.
C Ü Ï
TO
A N t S l R ß
( orde r of sale issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Washing-
tonCounty on the 1st day of September 1874
Our stock consists iu part of
in favor of W. H. Williams ¡ttid against
PAINT BRUSHES,
V a RNI o É BRU9ï$fc&
Samuel It. Remick and to me directed and
delivered commanding me to make sale of
CLOTHES BRUSHES,
NAIL BRU s M e H j
the property herein described to satisfy the
sum of $2,126 62-100 with interest at the
TOOTH BRUSHES.
STRIPÌNG BilUStikB,
rate of ID per cent.per annum from the ‘20th
day of May 1874, together with costs and ac
cruing costs. Therefore by virtue Of said
execution p.tul order of Sale I hate levied on
CO M B S
O F A L L
S I Z E S
Á ÍÍD
V A R Î Ë ^ I E S .
the followihg described Real Estate being
the property therein described to Wit: Being
tŒ ATSFOÖ^j, b lL ,
RAW OILS,
the Donation land claim of the said plaintiff,
CASTOR OIL,
M . II. Williams, No: 50, situated in the
LARD OIL,
said Count}’ of Washington State of Oregon, SWEET OIL,
CHINA
R b t OIL, IT O
BOILED
being parts of Sects, seventeen (17) and
twenty (20),Township one (1 ),South Range
S ch o o l H o o k s »xill a b le fo r th e A cad em jr tor P u b lic S ciw cL
one (1), West, bounded as follows to wit:
Beginning ¡it a point 17 elis. ttortli of the
All articles warranted. "Preseriptionf compounded witb tfcbc m i eorttetltM».
south west corner of sai l section seventeen,
no33 1
running thence east 54.4b chs. thence south
20.7.» chs. thence cast 3.04 i lis, thence south
27.25chs., tin nee west 38.nl chs., thence
north
clis., to the pluce of beginning,
containing 31ff 71-100 acres, and on SAT-
l III)A \ the 3d day of October, 1874, at the
hour of one o ’clock r. m . of said day, at the
( ourt House door in Hillsboro, Countyand
State aforesaid, I will sell the above des
cribed tract of land at Public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand to patisfy
said execution and accruing Costs.
\\ itness Uiy hand this 2nd day Of Septem New Styles and new prices. I hav e now for sale tfiA new stylet and latest impr#Ted Tls r
ence Sewing machines at REDUCED P RICES, with extra inducement* t6 OMS* pa
ber 1874.
1
CASH, and to persons who desire, we se 11 on the Installment plan- »10 down anu, aaotlU
C has . T. T ozikk
tier month until the Machine is paid for. One oi our new styles feeds thejvork m y from
Sheriff Washington Countv Oregon,
the operator, so tluit we have now botli a siile and back feeaniftohiiie.
j sep 3 -4 w
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b
warranted for ten years and no charge wi 11 beitracle for repairing or keeping Machines 1ft
in order dnring that time. Every T’lon nee Maihine ip Oregon kept in order free of
A d m i n i s t r a t o r 's S a le
charge. Call and see them, or send for < ireultff with cut aft« .and pnee list. Sachin*
]%TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT delivered in any part of tin- State or in W: ishington Territory, at my own riak.
-L W in pursuance of an order of the Countv
J B LOOMIS* Agent. 113 Third St. . Portfah*» Oregon.
Court of the State of Oregon for Washing
n ir 28
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ton County made at the August term 1874
thereof, in the matter of the t state of John
D. Richardson (licensed, and to me as ad-
minstrator thereof directed. I will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder ¡it the
( ourt House door in Hill-,burn Washington
County Oregon, on SATURDAY the 3d day
AND
of October a . i) 1874, Jit the lioffr of one
o'clock p m . nil the night, title, interest,
and estate of John D. Richardson, at the
Jlih\
time of his death or since acquired bv his
estate, in anil to those tracts of land lving,
The next term begins on Wednesday,
being and situate in Washington County
Oregon and being the N. E. t; of the N. W. September 2d.
Tuition in College and higher Academic
l4 "f Sect. 2(5. The S. W. >4 of theN. W .^
per
year.....................................................*45 j
of Sect. 25, and the S. E. ' 4 of the N. E. \
In
the common branches per year . .§30 ,
of Sect. 2*>. all in Town, 1. South Range, 1,
West, containing in all 12D acres, upon the
following
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY j THIS S P A C E ^ ^
the Cornelius neighborhood.
< ;
ALSO,
T he County court of Washington
county sat all last week— a rush of •it).(><)<) I’ LEE a-soi to«! Ylotildi tig
TEP.MS OF SALE.
DESK,
Otic half of the purchase price U S. coin in
business.
T. J. Butter vs. Alex McCreadyj office.
< >irove 1“ average
T hat Forest
judgment f-»r plaintiff’ as pra\ed for
P rof . W. M arsh who was lately
iiquet player«ivh »er.tThi »».Tongue
in
complaint
and
for
costs
and
dis-
lying dangerously sick in San Fran
■#i ♦ this place a iveek
two ago
or
bursmeiits.
cisco
is saiJ to be getting well.
]»t effectually <el*- in etl ou t by Mr.
county commissioners court .
Miss Ln.u D onnei . i . has been cho
T(ingue in seve T l l games at *H:iis-
John Carpenter appointed Con» sen assistant teacher in the Dalles
«>n to lately ami n >\V tho In st named
stable for South Tualatin precinct.
City public school.
r rrf.
< n!loman carrie:s tlie whit e straw in
In
the
matter
of
the
support
of
N.
his hut-band.
B. F. Mi Mn. t en of this place is
Noland; ordered that he should be
manufacturing the handiest and best
T he doom of the pesky house flies allowed 815 per month.
wagon jack ever invented.
begins to draw near. The ides of
In the matterof -uj port of I. Z.
J. B. M atthews has just such
No vein ber will shake frost over their Shuck; ordered that he be allowed
goods and groceries as the people
hated
carcasses. Blarst—hut v.c $30 per month.
want and he sells as cheap
as the
have stood them patiently the whole
In the matter of the petition for
summer with but
few parenthical roads the following roads were or cheapest in town if not cheaper.
observations and we ought to be pa» dered changed; one on the petition
Religions.
tieut for a few weeks more.
of W . Whitmore and others; one on At the Mi tliodist church.Rev. J. YV .Miller
W . L. W o r t h i n g t o n , well known the petition of DavidCampbell et al; preaches on the first anil thiril Sundays
eac h month.
at the G rove, has been elected to one on the petition M. S. Dailey et
At the baptist church. Rev. Mr. Chandler
the office of Alderman of the city of id; one on the petition of James preaches nr> the second and fourth Sunday
ni each month.
Astoria. Mr. Worthington has the Forested et al.
Pres. Marsh will preach every Sunday
The Commissioners court finished evening
Aldermaffic proportions and we are
at the Congregvtiuiml church at
p ersu a d ed that he will fill that seat up the work of correcting and equal Forest Grove: at Hillsboro the 2nd Sabbath
in each month at 11 a . M.; ¡it Gaston the 3d
izing countv assessment roll and A. Sabbath iu each month at 11 a . m .
exactly.
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W. Duelling Deputy County Clerk
A ow in this town lias learned
MARRIED.
is at work preparing a copy thereof
the trick of opening our gate and
for the State Board of Initialization.
At the residence of the bride’s parents,
making nightly raids on our garden.
Sept. 11, 1874, by R. P. Wilmot, J. I»., Mr.
I t is reported that the heads of J. J. Rush anil Miss Sarah I). Lenox, all
A long time ago we learned to throw
families
in the Nehalem country or of Washington comity.
brickbats to the mark and we dis
dered the Forest Grove young men,
c o v e r that we have not forgotten the
DIED
w ho went over there last week on a
art yet.
Sept. 14th,at Russell and Manning’s mill
tour of exploration, out of the coun on Dairy Creek, Mrs. Russell, daughter of
M r . A. J. L ang worthy , W ells Far try. They said they did not want ’A'm. Mr. Wilson, of erysipelas.
go A Co's, express agent at Cornel any bachelors to locate in their re
OREGON.
ius has moved his store to Turners gion— had enougli of thtt kind al- !
Station in Marion county. The ex ready— they were a pest and source :
press office in Cornelius is now lo of trouble to the inhabitants— were i The oountyCourt of Jackson coun
ty, at its session last week, made the
cated at Mr. Spencer’s store.
a greasy, lazy, ragged, unprofitable following levy; State tax
mills;
O fficers . — The Hillsboro Base- set—poking their noses into o t h e r 1 school tax, ¡5 mills; county 8 mills;
Ball club had an election of officers people’s business—and bringing no building fund, H mills. State poll
tax, $1; county poll, §1; hospital
last Saturday with the following re increase to the material resources ', tax, §2.
sult: D. M. C. Gault, President; and general prosperity of the com
Harrison Humphreys,
Treasurer; munity—that if these voting m en ! The Assessor of Jackson county
would go and get them lawfully j has made his returns for the cur
and F . L . Stott Captain.
rent year. The
property of the
weded wives that they might come county was assessed at $1,994,353,
A P arty of young men and women
there and take up their lot with | atid the indebtedness found to lie
of this neighborhood have been talk
them and welcome. The boys have j $385.597, leaving the taxable proper
ing of making an excursion to Tilla
returned, and now wo warn the l ’ae- I ty at $1,301,490, which is quite a de
crease, owing mainly to the loss sus
mook. If they should start nnW they
ulty of Pacific Cniversitv and the ,
might have a week or two of fair people of Forest Grove to keep their tained by stock raisers last winter.
Xumber of polls,8*97. Acres of land
w cnfiier.
weather eye skinned, ns to the swifter j 157,881; value
thereof, §550,515;
A i i ' omixe vr Granger here says
that lie would rather sell his wheat
for To cts now than to hold it and
get 1)0 next year, and we remark that
his head is level.
Wasco county has but one individ
ual or firm that pays tares on over
§30,200. Thirty, each pays on sums
lunging from §5,000
to the sum
named above. One Company pays
on §273,500,
FACU LTY
Rev. S. H. MARSH, D. D., President,
hand, one half to he paid in U. S.coin witli- and Professor of Intellectual and Moral
in six month1 from the davof . 1. with in- Philosophy
ti r.-st ¡itthe rate of 12 per cent, per annum.
Rev. HORACE LYMAN, A. M .f Profess
| and to be secured by mortgage on the prem or of Rheoric ajid History.
ises.
G. H. COLLIERi A. M., Professor of the
I
IlKvnv W f h k i s o .
Natural Science?.
Administrator of the state of Ji.hu D. Kicli-
J. W. MARSH, A M. Professor of Latin
ardsou.
T3
and GrceK,
v
sep3- It
J. I). ROBB, A. M., Principal of the
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Academy.
S h e r iff’ sSale
Miss MARY' A R o b i n s o n , Preceptress.
R ev . THOMAS CONDON, A, M., Lectur
v virtue of n writ of Exeetdioh; Decree er on Geology.
*.f f oreilosure and order of sab1 issued
out of the Ciretiit Court of the State of Ore
Miss O. A. HASKELL. Teacher of In
gon for Washington County in favor of .To- strumental and Vocal Music.
sepli Boyce and against llulda Sherman and
n33H
C. M. Sherman et.al.tom e directed and de
livered, attested py the Clerk of said Court
on the 20th day of July 1874, commanding
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 Se •t. 27. T. 1. N.
, W. thence south 11-, chains thence east
! 3 chains, thence south 23.183 chains,thence
| west ff.87 chains, thence north 15.Off chains,
! ilu nee west 23.38 chains, thence north 20.20
chs., thence east 10 chs. th.'nre north 2.25
chs. them e east 13.25 Chs. to place of begin-
ing, containing ’•ff1, acres more or less, sit
EETT BY
uated in Washington County Oregon, to
satisfy the sum of § ‘2248 21. Therefore by
virtue of said execution and decree of fore
closure I have levied upon said tract of land,
on Coritfib Of Afine and Rirch*
and on Saturday the 20th day of September
1874. at the hour of one’o clock r. >t. of
ood horses and buggies ready at a)
said day, in front of the Court House door
hours
in Hillsboro. County and >'tate aforesaid, I
GOOD SADDLE-HORSES AL-
will sell the above described tract of land at
ways ready.
Publicauctibn to the highest bidder for
cash in hand to sAti-f said execution any
i/orsos boarded at reasonable rates.
accruing costs.
CHAS. T. TOZIER,
l'ir Hark connects with the cars at Cov-
Sheriff’ of Washington County Oregon. elius twice a day.
Hillsboro July 2ffth 1874.
july 16 :tf
;uig 27-4w.
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B
FOREST
GROVE.
LIVERY & FEED STADIE
tìtovo H a r r i s
G
iy. HOXTER’ HAS SO M A 9 ?
• customer* at hi* store *U the táa
hat he has no time to writ* an advert**'
ment. That is whst we call basin* *.
W
ÓÉO j Hi
H O M I#
S u m m o n s.
Sido Feed and Back Feed.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM
PLE, AND MOST EASILY 0PLRATED
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
If there is a FLORENCE MACHINE
withia or.i» thousand miles of Saa Fran
cisco rot working well, 1 will fix it with
out ftry cipense to the owner.
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
Ho. 19 New Montgomery Street,
ft It AND HOTEL WILDING,
«AN FRANCISCO.
n23 :6m
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington County
.Tardes W. Gibson vs Hannah Gibson.
To Hannah Gibson the above rfarried De
fendant.
RkThc roas on tbeTth day of Augfrst a . d .
T T 1874, ITon. V’ . Wr. Upton Judge of the
above named Court, . lade an oTrlet direct
ing that service of the ummous in thD suit
he had upon you by publication of the name
in the Forest Grove I xdki Ksnr.si fof six
consecutive weeks; Therefore, in (he name
of the State of Oregon, you are hereby hoti-
fied to appear and answer the complniht of
pill, herein filed against yort, by the first
day of the term of said Court, next follow
ing the expiration of the publication of this
summons, which said term will commence
at Hillsboro, County and Slate aforesaid on
Monday the 5th day of October, a . ti. 1874,
and you are further notified, that if you
fail so to answer, the plfT. will apply fro tho
Court for the relief therein demanded, to
wit: that the marriage contract now existing
between plff. and deft, be dissolved, and
that the care, custody, and control r1 Me
linda J. Gibson, and Mary E. Gibgctf, mi
nor children, of plff. and deft, be awarded
to plff.
T hos . H. Toxotfk
Atty. for Tiff.
aug 13-fiw
S00T& SHOEHOUSE
OSO. A. PEASE, PKOPBIETOR
WOODCOCK
&
INTERM ELA,
The Largest Stock on the Coast,
W a r Claim A gency
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
W. H. AIKEN, Attorney-at-law and Com
mander of the Grand Army of the Republic
in California and Nevada, will give prompt
attention to the collection of Additional
Travel Pay, now clue California and Nevada
Volunteers discharged more than three hun
dred miles from home. .Soldiers can depend
on fair dealing. Information given free of
charge. When writing enclose stamp for
reply and state company and regiment irna
whether you have a discharge. CorigrosJ
has extended the time for filing claims for
additional Bounty under Act of July 28,1866,
to January 1875, so all such claims must be
made before that time. Original Bounty of
§10(1 has been allowed all volunteers who
enlisted before July 22d,186I for three years
if not paid the same,when discharged. Land
Warrants can be obtained for services ren
dered before 1855 but not for service* in
the late war. Pensions for late war and
war of 181*2 obtained and increased when al
lowed for less than disability warrants, but
no pensions are allowed to Mexican and
Florida war soldiers. State of Texas has
granted Pensions to surviving veterans of
Texas Revolution, New Orleans and Mobile
Prize Money is now due and l*eing Paid. W,
II. Aik n also attends to Oeueraf law and
and Collection Business
n20 Jim
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BOOK, OARD&JOI ( U M
J
Book Binder
and Paper KtOef;
93 F ront S trikt ;
L o r TLAND, OREÒON.
O a rp o n to r tbOaL)
inot »hop.
! horses and mules, 0,03e; cattle, 22,
s. yv . c ’ orner of First and Morrison streets
Wholesale and Retnil Dealers in
PORTLAND OREGON. n42 lv y i
j 593; sheep, 17,908; swine,7,015.
Dr. Smith hasreturned to Albany
from Washington, where he Went to
r* 'ir '.' i r r /
introduce several important inven . W.Cor. FIR ST and YAMHILL Streets.
Bio W ork .— W. Jackson last week tions of his. Ho sold the right for
near Hillsboro headed and threshed j tho United States of his denial ap I’orl In m l,............................ Oregon
l o
paratus, and has the most promising
'I ALIFOHNIA FRUITS RECEIVED
25 acres of wheat in 7 hours.
hopes of realizing a handsome sum
PORTLAND. OREGON,
J direct per steamers. Ccntutru orders
articular attention given to house-build
I V For theviry host Photograph*, go I from the royalties which tlie pur- filled.
nrds advantages for the thorough and
ingand framing.
t , Bradley k Hnlofson’s Gallery with ¡in ! chasers, Johnson & Co., of New
ctical Business Education of young and
ELEVATOR. Tiff Montgomery Street San
Ca*h
paid
for
Country
Produce
Idle-aged men. Scud for College Paper. F O R E ST GROVE
i York, are to pay him.
OREGON.
Franc iseo.
: tv
D f FB a n c e a w h i t e
f'.r for these boys mean business.
We will not vouch for the truth of
the above but give it for what it is
worth.
STEAM POWER
No 34 MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
Smithy Karie 8 C .
P
ÉJ'ÀNÌJ^ÀCT'tjRBS ÌTÓ OfcDXfc;
1YJL count Bqok*, of all o n * u d HflMi
Ball Ticket*, Bill Head*, Blank IfTttki; *t
any desired pattern, with panted h**d* e*
without, Blinks, Briefs, Cstslofa**, Owl*,
Certlfioates, Check», Circolar», D*»d»; Hand*
Bill», Label*, Lease*. Letter Hé*0*. Peeler*,
Programme», Receipt* ef *D kind*. Skew
Cards, Shipping Tag*, kt:, té.
Particular attention pM to getting «p
Books for County Clerk’* fifBce.
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