THE INDEPENDENT. HILLSBORO : : : : THURSDAY. OCR aV.ents. The follow i authorize 1 to subsc-iudiou Gastou. ...... Forest Grove . Greenville. . . . Coi Hum.... Glencoe ...... Reavartou . . . Tnulean Scholia Ferry. West Uuion.. Dilley "... ng iiHiuftd persons are receive auri receipt for to tht Isdkpendknt: C.'A. Raymoud. .... I. Weyera J. F. Pierce .'. K. W.MeNutt. J. J. Fowler . . . W. L. Jones M. L. Nicholas J. D. Rowell J. L. Thomas Wb. McLeod OFFICIAL DlltBCrOllY. Stats. Governor ( Secretary of State Treasurer . Printer .W. W. Thayer . B. P. Earhart ....Ed. Hirsch ...W. B. barter Sup't PnUie Instruction L. J. Powell J Fourth Jcdiciax. District. Judge Raleigh Slot Prosecuting Attorney.. J. F. Caples Wasihwgton County. Judge W E. Smith. Clerk A. W. Luelhng Sheriff G. N. Hale. Commissioner IH. Buxton. ' I sane Ball. Treasurer W. D Pittenger Assessor E- F.Wiluiot. Surveyor J. C. Hall. School Superintendent. J. D. Robb. Corouor Dr. E M. Brown. Church Directory fur HUlsboro. M. E. CHUBCII. 2d. 8-tbbath at 11 A. M.. and 4th Rabbath at 11A. M-. and at 7 P. M. by the Pastor. 5th Sabbath at 11 A.M., by Uev. O. H. Atklniio P. D. lt Sunday In each inontb. preaching by Rev. J. T. Hnff. Baptist minUter. at 11 A. M. and at 7 P. M. Hunlif School every Stbb-th at 2H P. M. Vrnyer Meeting every Thureday evening at 7 o'clock. H. PATTERSON. Pator. Chrie'lan Church. 3d Habbatb. preaching by the Pastor. Rev. J. A. Campbell at 11 A. M. , and 7 P. M. Sunday S -hool every Habhath at 10 A. M. Prryer Meeting every TueHday eveulugat 7 o'clock. Courts. Court ftntt Monday Cotintv in each month. Circuit Court is held on the fourth Mod day. ii March and the first Monday, in November. Catiaty Coinuiisslouer Court. First Wednesday, after the the flrst Mon day in each month. LOCAL AXD OTUERfARAGBAPU-. S a snarl lien -Correction. We are reliaMy informed that the Samuel Ite.-s thnt was htalibetl by. lirymi in Yamhill ominty two weeks bljo is tbt Sam Hess who is UDtler iudictmeitt iu thin county fr a fe lonious iiKsnu't ou Miss Fuller. Il in snitl that, though he was leiriU cut in the nffruy he i likely to re ct er. , t the lime of Hess'a aimignment we puldislu'tl on what we thought to be ool authority that one of S.iu Hess'H brothers h-il ben lrie.il for the murder of n m in nn l wurtclare.l, but wa njimVrel afterward. The atHte;neut nan not correct Ami as there are several crook -d reports .'o in about this matter we rie the yer-ion of anne who are conversant with the facts. No-public trial of Hes was ha I. A man by the name of Caleb Moiris hal shot 'Cull" H ss an l was acqnite 1 on the nle.i wdf-defense. Not Ions after. Moi ris was found deTul near the home of Hes with a bullet hole through him. Warrant were issued and Cull He-ss and two or three of his clique were arrrested and lodged in jail, but the father. JWph Hes, es caped The matter came before the grand jury and was dismissed under suspicious circumstances. smpiiou an to a certain offi -r. L tst winter the father.Joseph He-p,waa accident ally struck with an ax and killed The paternal home of the Hisses i in the Chehalem valley, Yamhill county. a Ablk Skbmo!. Rev. Mr. Izer of Port land rreacbvd an able and interesting ser mon at the M. E. Church in thi place lnt Sunday forenoon. Although it was extem pore, it was ornate, closely reasoned, and highly dramatic, chaining the attention of the entire bona for an hour and ten min titee. It is naid that Mr. Izer's health failed him in tbe pulpit, and that hi baa been atudyioK law for a year. Hi readiness of languav;e and Kwer of logic would make him aucceed in any department of polemic diacu.tsiou or oratory. Another Lawyer. We understand 'that tbe Hon. W. D. Hare late Collector of Cus toms for tbe port of Astoria who is now living with bis family on his farm in this county, iutend aftr putting his farm into ood running ordr. to open a law office in HiUttboro. Mr. Hare will be welcomed by many old clieuts and friends. He formerly had a good law business in this county. IFhrbe to But Ftora Meaaers. B. . Greer and R. H. Gcodiu have rented Court ney Meek'a flouriug mill at Glencoe and are mukiuK a urst class article of flour. If you don't believe it tr it. Tbe proof of the pudding is in the eatiu of it anyhow. Theaw young men are politw and obligiug aud tbe community ou-lit to give them a fair tihure of their custom. Tilk Bcildiso BtranED. Lat week Mr. 'Witbycoibbo'a bnildiug tbat he uses for making tiles in on his farin over the Tuala tin took fire aud burned up. We have not loarne what the amouut of the lonn i. BUIE?' ITEUS. When a yoanj to in jjo s into his jinip aon blossom's ginleu iu bis shirt sleeves and wickedly damages soiu weeds it is a pretty sure ign that be U dead in love and has.been accepted. The sidew.ilk along a cert li a property on Second Street la complained of. A Udy fell through it tbe other day with an infant iu her arms and fortunately emwped with slight iujury. The Street Com uisaiouer or Aiarshal ought to aMeud to tb.it. Mr. John Jack has nb.mt comp'eted a new plauk fence around bis blck iu tbe sonthfaHt part of town, aud soon his neat little home, will be roaly for a cook. A popular clerk in this place, who is sin gle as yet. though they say bis heart is uot. sold a baudsome yonug womau a pair of button khoes this wet k and put a pair of shoe-strings inside of them! when the girl remarked that he did not know thfy used strings witb button shoes. Tbe Judge hap pened to hear the re.uark and now tbe young man is trying to buy biiu off. Mr. C W Ransom has sold bis fruit firm in East Portland and, in company witb Mr. Failing formerly of this plaire, has tutted a news depot and stationery business on First street iu Portland north of tbe Occi dental Ilotel. Call aud see him when you go to Portland, itansom will make it win. Our former townsman. J. Dix runs the Washington hotel in Portland on Third Street opposite tbe M. E. church. Mr. Dix is a genial landlord and makes it pleasant for every one. Call and see him when you go t Portland aud get a square meal. Tbe Prealey JackHOii-Pio-Wehrung-Bos-cow buutiug party returned this wetk with out blood on their tdiirts or feathers iu their hair. A man that went with them named Robinson however killed two deer. Tbe Wtbfout mist hit tbe boys quite lively aud they came back wiser aud wetter men. Mr. Geo. Astell, HUlsboro' whilom pain ter, who got diivted with Webfoot aud went back to California, returned, to Hills boro this week. He thinks Oregon is the best country in tbe world. We hope be will marry n jw aud settle down to business. Lamkin has got bis loof on. and now we may expect good weather uutil the camp meetings start in. What does tbis mean? Cyrus Garrison hns hauled onto his town iota a lot of build in;; material. Wbat is ber name. Cyrus? Tbere was a pleasaut party at Preston Jackson's last Wednesday eveuin,', and the moon aud stars were shining and it was nice witlkiug and sparking for tbe Hills boro Beaux and Belles. A. W. Laelling c-innty Clerk. A. R. Cook and others started last Monday to the mountains on a huutiug excursion. Mr. William Masters has recently re turned from a trip to the Caacadea. II visited the canal in process of building np there, aud says that god choppers are iu demand, at $25 and $30 a month with hoard. $1.12 is given for chopping cord wood. Whisky is diunk tbere by the wholesale. He saw tierce of whisky taken off of the boat on Saturday and by tbe next Thursday morning the cask was emp ty aud Masters did not have a -finger in it either. He a i.v grasshoppers are numer ous aud crops are light. Remember the ice-cream festival at the M. . Church F iday evening. A . O. U. W.-Hilsboro Lodge. No. 62, o the above-named Order was instituted last Mond iy and Tuesday by D. G. M., W. Ri der. Tbe following omWr were installed for the present term: P M W. J. Stotl; M U'.. I B Ilaudley; F. A M Collins; O. J-hn Miller; Recorder, J 1F1 Morgau; Receiver, W D Pittenger; F. C T Tozier; G. G W Uniler; I W W H McEIdowney; O til P M Dennis; Trustees, C T Tosier. A M Col lins, IFD Pittenger. Dr. E M Brown was chosen medical examiner. Tbe Lodge meets evry Tuesday evening. Mr. RiJer also organized a Lde of the same Orde r witb twelve charter members at f he Greve lat week but we have net received the par ticulars. Is it a Gravk? Mr. Henry Wehrnng of this place fnud a rectangular ho!e in his slashing near HilNboro which Las been dug within a year perhaps which has a suspicious look. A party examined it Wed nesday. It is dug near tbe center of tbe slashing, about nve feet deep and five or six feet long and about two ftet wide, and at this time has a little water in one end. Some suspect that some one Las been bur ied tbere and the corpse removed by rel atives or it has been the place of conceal ment of treasure, or where some ruthless M-rson or persons have aimed to bury a vic tim that they failed to kill. A New Strawberry. Geo. Johns. P. M.. at Dilley, iu this couuty, has discovered and cultivated a new variety of strawberry which be calls tbe "Mark Twaiu." The berry is medium in size, toag. dark red aud has a rich aud delicious flavor. We have not eaten as sweet aud rich flavored a strawberry tbis season, though the se.isou has been cool and moist, wbicu is unfavor able to tbe perfectiou of th.s kiud of fruit. Mr. Johns has a nice garden of small frnita aud vegetables at Dilley. and wilt have five tons of berries for sale tbis year. We hope be will visit HUlsboro often. Lcca Tcrn'ed. Mr. T. H. Tongue's luck has turned. Tbe horse lost recently in now replaced by five biau new colts, one of them a Glen Dmiley tborongbbred. aud another i a foal of tbe mare he bought at the R'ed ville saie and which mate is tbe full neice of St. Julien from two different strains. Tongue's blues have departed aud be is himself again. MARK ED. WARNER DEWEY. At the bouse of E. Dewey, by H. McLeod J. P.. F. M. War ner and Miss Eliza Dewey, both of Wash ington couuty Oregon. PATTY C A RT W RIGHT. At Forest Grove. March 2Jth, 131, by Rev. W. Roberts, W. K. Patty of Mariou county and Mrs. C. M. Cartwright of Washing ton county. THOMAS BAKER. At the honse of Zecbariab Baker, Aprd 31. 1841. by Rev. W.E. M.Cntchear, B. H. Thomas anl Emma F. Baker, both of Washington county. BOON E FE ASTER At tbe bouse of J. H. Fesster. May 27th, 1881, by Geo. C. D-y. J. P.. Geo. L. Booue of Clackamas county and Mary E. Fcaster of Washing ton count. FOHEST GItOVK. June 14tb. 18H1. Dr. Crane moved to Astoria last Monday, whither he goes to practice bis profession. H. C. Lieser moved into the Roe Louse last week. Jess Crosley pulled up stakes and weut to MjMiauville wiiere h hn pitdbI hi candy teut during tbe Pioneer reuuion which eomroeuces tomorrow, wh ere he will dispense wetuea to the iub ibitanta there of. Mr. David Brown is still quite poorly le ing ooudued to bis bed. Prof, Marsh was elected Assessor of the. Town of. Forest Grove at tbe last regular meetim; of the Board. Mr. S uitb has erected a larg lumber shed in tbe rear of Lis furidture store and hop. Mr. Bnford is building a commodious buru ou tbe southeru part of his lots in tbis place. Capt. Tyler's new house is approaching coiupletiou, it is a very good aud handsome edifice, a credit to Forest Grove. Tne grain crops in the vicinity look well aud promise go d yields. ThJ Iudiau school buildings have been ornamented wit rustic lumber aud paint, tbe fences with wLite wash; they present a very fiue appearance set off agaiust tbe green of the fir forest back ground. Messrs. Lee and Stewart have a small fonndery attached to their workshops here and will cast a number of pieces toaiorro. They will soon be prepared to cast the now work for any a ricultural machine. They are making a threshing machine for a farmer of North Yamhill. Tuis enter prise deserves sncces and is worthy of imi tation as Oregon pays too much tribute to Eastern manufactories when she has the iron, wood and skill to make anything she requires. Last week two young men who bad im bibed too freely of tbe devil's drinX acted iu a very disgraceful manner on tbe public streets. They should have been arrested aud fiued severely, and in tbe absence of money compelled to work tbe streets iu the place of insulting people tbereou. But the power of tbe Marshal aud peace officers is unimportant without ability to punish va grants. One f those ornaments a cala boose is needed here to render culprits obedient to law aud order. The streets of this place have been graded aud culverts p seed at tbe crossings. Tbe City Fathers are determined to have good streets as well as a classical village. CUNCTATOR. COUNTY COUHT PatOCEED- The following is au abstract of tbe pro ceed ngs of the Couuty Court for tha June term, 1881: Probate Bpsisebs. Estate of John T. Scott; property set off to widow. -Estate of R. P. Wills; semi-annual ac count. Matter of J. H. Frazer insane; commit ted. Estate of Lewis Butt deed; final setle ment. Estate of Thos. Summers; time set for final settlement. Commissioners Bckiness. Transcript of J. P. Thomas iu case of State vs. Starr; continued. Mrs. Ann Sbea pauper; ordered that Mrs. Ann Shea be struck from the list of county paupers. Report of I "aac Ball, Supt., of Scholia bridge; report received and approved and the sum of $l,5.K).t$t. less the sum of $14. 2o cost of extra day of this term of court. is ordered to be paid. Petition for poor farm; continued to tbe July term. County Order 801. Class B.; duplicate ordered to issue. Locatiou of county road 80, on petition of Schroeder; no d.i.u ije all iwdd anJ road established. Location of road 89 on petition of H. H. Hull; established. Location of road W), on petition of G. W. Marsh; established. Petitiou to change road 8o; ordered to be opened 33 feet in width. Petition of relief of R. J. Chisom; $15 a month allowed. Sale of personal property of C. Kranse, allowed. Location of road 92 on petition of J. Milne; viewers and surveyor sppoiuted. Location of road 91, on petition of J. D. Wilinot: viewt rs and surveyor appointed. Location of road 03 on petition of J. Smith, viewers and surveyor appoiuted. In matter of the Barnes bridge, Itaac Ball to examiue and report. BORN. In Hillshoro, June 13th, 1SS1, to the wif of T. H. Tongue, a daughter. In Hillshoro, June 1 lh, 1331 to the wife of John Milter, a soa." The New Bible. Quick Work The new version of the New Testament, which bas been so many years iu course of translation, aud which is unquestionably tbe most tmiMutant literary enterprise this century has seen, is being waited for with curiosity and mxiety by hundreds of thousands. It is not generally known that a first edition of 5 K,0i copies has a n-udy been manufactured in Euxlaud, and 100, 00O are said to be already iu N-w York City, uot oue of them permitted to be sold. They are awaiting a telegram in En. laud authorizing their issue. The first copies can ouly b bad at tbe extravagant price of $10 per copy. Tbe . iterary Revolution proposes fully to meet tbe demands which ita army of friends are making upon it by doing probtbiy tbe quickest work in book uiwkiug which has ever yet been accom plished. Arrangements have been fu'ly made to pnt tbe entire bo.ik into type in side of 24 hours from the time a printed copy of the Euglish edition can be procur ed, and within three days at least 10,000 copies will be bouud ready for delivery to waitiug purchasers, aud at least 5.0 Iq copies will le manufactured every day thereafter, uutil tbe deiuiul is m-t. It will be printed in large, beautiful type., neatly and strougly bound in cloth, in a volume of about SM1 pn:es, ud aold at the uomiual price of 3 1 ceuts. , A fine editi-u iu half Russia, gilt tup. will be sold for GO cents, and one iu full Turkey uiorocco, uilt edges, for 41.25. Of coarse, tho popular demand will be enormous. Orders will be filled iu the order iu which tuoy are receiv ed, witb remittance. America u Book Ex change, New York. LAXD BUSINESS, Fjr WdaJilagtsHi Coaaty. Minerva Walker acre; $10J. to W. H. Willi, ten Francis E. Allen to A. J. Hamilton 40 acres; $o00. H. B. Ostman to V. B. DeLasbointt, lands in Washington countv; dollars. J unes Steel end wife to DeLashmatt et als.. 20 ares; $1. T. C. Hatch to VT. F. Hedges, 17 acres; $700. W. W. Graham to J. L. Marion 40 acres; $3 20. James Steel and wife to David Purser, 73 acres ; $500. S. Hughes nid wife to M. A. McLeod, re lease of lots in Dilley; $t I. John M. Tire and wife to Mary D. Turn ball. 15 acres; $400. Mary D. Turnball to Meier fc Frank 15 acres; $1. A. Meier to Mi-ier Jb Frank 15 acres; $1 . T. D. Humphreys to John Sorenson. 80 acres south of Reedville; $350. F. Elliott aud wife to William French, 80 acres; $'.)25. G. W. Shearer and wife to S. A. Durham ft al. 80 acres; $48'J. T. D. Humphreys to Thos. Madison, 40 acres in Sec. 20, T 1 S, R 2 W; $2,020. Jm. Nestor and wife to Robt. Pollack 50 acres, near Dr. Geier's donation; $J.OO I. Catharine McCary et a!., to N. H. Gates their interest in land in TIN, B2 W; $100. Martha Graham et al. to N. H. Gates in terest iu certain land; $100. June Humphreys to N. H. Gates certain laud; $100. Jenuett Burstou to N. H.Gates 137 acres; $30. E. A. B. Phelps to W. M. Gregory 10 acres; $100. Thos. Hart and wife to Dr. E. M. Br wn, lots & aud 7 in b ock 1 is Hillshoro; $C0O. W. R. Jackson and wife to W. D. Pitten ger their right title and interest to tbe do nation land claim of Wm. Merrill in Sees. G and 7, T 1 S. R 2 W, 320 acres; .for valu able considerations Jacob Blum and wife to John Graf, Lome stead claim of Robert Caaipbell in sees. 13 aud 20. T 1 N, R 1 W, lfij acres; $1,200 tr t:t .s r.. . r d . A. A. diiiuci anu won to A. v. ur w , , i0 acres iu T 1 S, R 3 W, sees. 33 and 34; $1,000. James Kelland and wife to James Hay ward nl acres in sec. 3, T 1 N, R 2 W; $1,100. Thos. Stephens and wife to B. Dresses, 100 acres in Sec. 4, T 2 N. R 4 W; $650. Jno. Russell to W. W. Graham 36 acres of the W. W. Graham donation claim, also another 4 acres of said donation claim witb mill sitt : u I all the timber on his claim of 643 acres; -?300 iu consideration to protect and defend Russell and Gorman agaiust claim of Tice. M. F. Nessley and wife to F. K. Arnold, lot 1 in block 20 in Cornelias; $250. SCATTER V I LL.E. Tbe asllenge to tbe Scholia Ferry club wns as follows: We cflf.-dto go to tneir place; gave them choice of time, sides and questions. We snugsted two qnestious that we bad never debated, and they were told if these questions did not suit, to sug gest others and they would be accepted. Wbat more could we do or they ask? They called a meeting but didn't table tbe chal lenge but their messenger yd'cd around here it was rejected" and "wusn't fair." And be aud "A Member" threatened to ad vertise it in the Independent, and we told them that if they were so anxious we would pay half the expense. Then they bneaked back to Scholia Ferry. VON MULLER. General Aoency. Jr. T. M. Wilcox, V. O. Box 333 has established a general agercy in Irtland. The necessity of having a person in Portland to wuom letters of in quiry on any anbject may bt addressed, witb a certainty of obtaining a prompt re ply, has long been felt by people at a dis tance, when there would have been no ne cessity for such a sacrifice of time and money, if such person bad felt assured of a prompt answer to bis letters of inquiry. Many persons believe themselves entitled to money from the Stale or General Gov ernment; some times a farmer has a par ticular kiud of fruit, or grain or seed to sell; many times a particular book is wanted, some times mistakes are made in ' the purchase of good; in all these cases such an agency at Portland is iuvnluubte. A ways seid a three cent stamp and if tbe service required he more valuable send what it is sorth io rou. New Stock fob G. L. Mrs. Parish of the Hillfaboro Millinery stt-re cas bought e now tock of Millenerv goods for the Indies especially those who want souietbiup new a particularly nice Tor tbe I. O. G. T. Grand Lodge. Call ladies, nnd see, and buy. TO THE TAXPAYER OF WASHING T0S COUAiT MIE OF OKttJON: Whereas, a petition has been presented to the County Court ot Whingtou' Couuty Oregon praying said Court to take the nec essary ates ft procure- a farm to be knowu as the poor farm ot said romtv. you are hereby notified that the further considera tion of tbe question has leen deferred un til the July term. 11, ,f this Court at which time all persons interested herein will be beard .by either petition or remon strance. Dated tbis 13th day of June. 1881. BY ORDER OF i HE COURT. 17je3t. M)TICE FOR PIJHLICATION. Laud Office at Oregon City Oregon. I May 25th. 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( hf mJ -ru-el I. .1 Cfto. uOe. aa4 SI a kettle PERRY DAVI3 A ftM, ProvMsnoe, It. I. - Proprietors. SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice in hereby giveu that by virtue of a warrant issued out of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington count j', attested by I be clerk of said coun ty, ou the lGtb daj of April, 1881. and to me directed, commanding me to collect the delinquent taxes for the year 1830 nnd for waut of personal property I bave levied up on, and will sell, st public suction, t the Court House door, in the town of Hills horo, in Wssbiiigtou County, Orecon, on Sii!urd3, the 18th day ot June, 18S1, the followmg described tracts or parcels o land. r so much tb. reof as may le uecea. sjiry to satisfy the taxes due thereon, with cost and charges. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.. and to continue from day to nay (Sunday excepted) until all the land is sold, to wit : T. G. Hollidav N. V, ot S. E. i and S. E. of N. E. U f 33. T 1 S, R 3 W, 1GO acres; tax $-.40. A. H. Whss S W. of Thomas Mc Kay's Donation, T 1 S, R 1 W, 80 acres, tax $ J 00. J. H. Eagan o t n Don., T 2 S. R 2 W, 32 acres; tax $38 10. Peter Swank own Don.. Sec. la. T 2 St R 2 W, 100 acres; tax $7.20. Unkuowu Owuers co.innencinf At the S. W. coiner of Win. Porter's Don. line; thencs S. 17.43 chs; thence E. 53. chains; thence N. 17.45 chs. to Porters line; thence West on said line to pi tee of beginning, be ing W. I'of H. H. Hendrick's Don. in Sees 33 aud 31, T 1 N, R 3 W, W acres; tax $7.0. Augeline Kennard Estate of; a tract commencing at the E. line of that certaiu piece of laud deeded by the O. C. R. R Co., to Stephen Collin, which deed is re corded on page 527, Book, 'F," Records of uet.l, Washington Couuty, theyon, nnd subsequently deed.' d by said Stephen Cof fiu tq(4J. M. Carter, at a point 20 rods N. of S.E. corner of said tract; tlcne W. 80 rods; theuee N. la rod; thence K. Ml rda; thence S. l'MI u, to p'ece of begin ning, containing 50 aeres more or l-s, atid being a part of li. Wilcox aud wife's Don., in Sec. 36. T 1 N. R. 3 W 50 acres; tan ;$12G0. W. W. Weeks rart or L. Vanphn a Don., beginning at a point 80 rrxls E. of S. W. corner of S c. 2, T 3 S, R 2 W; theuce E. 50 rods; thence N. 10 rods; thence W. 50 rod; thence S. 10 rods to place of begiuniiii.'. Sec. 2, T 3 S, 11 2 W, 30 acrts: tax $1'80. J. L. Rathbnrn Lots 3 aud 4 ot Sec. 33, T 1 S, R 2 W, 53 acres; tax $12 24. Henry Nolaud. Jr undivided interest in tLat part of II. Noland Sr's. Don. that lies in Sec. 22, T 1 S, R 2 W, 18 acres; tax $2.61. G. W. bettsNorth Ell of G. W. Betts and wife's Don., in Sec. 3, T 2 S, R 3 W, 40 seres; tax $4.50. Thos. Piersou's Heirs of; E. ; of Thos. Piersons and wife's Don., Sera, 34 and 35, T 1 , R 1 W, 160 acrts; tax $'.M0 G. N. HALE. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. 2tuiy5t. S0TCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Th anderigned Laving filed Lis final ac count as administrator of th rotate tf Lew is Butt, deceased, in the Conuty Court of tbe State of Oregon for Wssbiuuton Couuty, the said Court has appoiuted Monday, the 13th day of June, 18.81, at 10 o'ciock a. m., for tho bearing of objection to the same nd tbe settlement thereof. JOHN BUTT. Adrar. of tho est. of Lewi Butt. dscd. Uillsboro. Oregon, May 4th, 1881. 13in;ot res Or V mm ( The Thoroughbred Stallion GLEfJ DUDLEY WILL MAKE THE S FA SOX of 1HS1 at tha foil.,. InK plucee In Waaliliitfton Cunty, Orexon: M-n-day, Weduaaday abd Kll'Uy l raeh week st IU Uillabiro fair Groauda. , Tueaday and Htturdy of eub we'k at farm Gre, aud Tbumiay or each week at lUiedvllle, upon the following ti ru.: MuKle HervU-e, f 15 00 Tha tM.-aaou 35 OH Iu.urkiK y.iou Marea rutrutNl to na to be bred Will paclva all neeeaitary attention aud (rood pasturage, with or without train, at reasotikbl ratea. OIXN Dt'DLEY is a beautiful bay. 1 hands biKb: ruu utile beat bru.g year old, carola llo lb., iu l:ikj. I MH, and for beauty of lorta, style and carriage, aulw-Uuio and power; riebneaa aud parity of blood, has no superior In America. PKDIOKEE Foaled 1x74. Hred by M.H.Han, ford. North Elk brn SluJ farm, Letiutou, Ky, by Imp. OLKNKLO. 1 dam.. Madatue iMid'ey by Lealntrton 2 daw.. Imp. Brittauia 4th by Flying Dutt-hiiian dam., 4 dam., & daut., i d.ui., T dam., tt data., 9 di Ui., 10 dam., 11 dim., l'i daui., 1J daiu., 14 daut., 15 dxiu., IS dam.. It daiu . Barbta bv the Barb Vltula by Volt. Ire by Idtery Wagtail by Prima Miniater rille Miaa Orltuatone by Weaael by Auiat4-r by Daiuaai ua Arabian by Hamion by Onatokw Sophia by Oodolpblii Arablau by Hobgoblin by W bite foot by Ieda Muwuab Barb Mara The get of Imp. Olcsshi. out at Lexington, dstua, durinjc the peat two auiuii were' Hrt Iw mora rate in Ajueilea than thegttof any other hara, though fewer iu number, and aUrtlng in leaw rai-ee than the Kt of Bonule Stotlaud. or Laaauln ton- wLll la atreuKtb of liub aud ability to carry wi lght ui1 atay a dlalanre, they are admitted to b 't Mtmutmt family It Antrim." See their records; Ferida 4 mi I la haaU. MoLilor 1 Uiilea, iOJ. Dan Sparling tulle heats, 141 H. 1:4, 144 . Judith (full aiater to Olen Dadlay) ran utiles, ISO lba. up, over 1 hardies la 411 J. The abova rernrde, all made In IHSO, have never been equalled, while that of Judith baa never been reached by 4 aorcude by auy other horse, at any other time. In America. It la safe to say that, la strength, besnty snd ati ylng power, under the aaddla or In barueas, th calta of Oleu Dudley mill be itnaurpaaaad. Tbe beat farm horses lu the world, are by thor oughbred horaas out of large marca. Address f uther Inuuirtee to TH08. H. TOXOl'E, BUlaboro. W. B. RAFFKH TV. Foroat Orove. (1 .pit ft . ROBERT BRUCE, The English Coach and Draft Stallion. WEICKT I00O L00., 1VIII make Hie Season of 1881 as roll.iwst Dividing tbe time between the Farm of tbe undersigned. 6 miles north of Cornel us, and I mile north of Gaston, and st Robert Imbrie's, 5 miles northeast of Hillsboro; and calling st Forest Grove and Hillsboro. TERMS (Season. $20 as follows: i luaiirunce, $30 LyGood pasture furnished to mares from a distance. All attention given. No ac countability for accidents. See bills for particulars. T ECOZGrRBXS : Mred by Kir William W allace, ha by Dominion King: Dant t'levrland Bay, by Itoyal l'eai-ock. Sir W illiam Wallace waa lavd by Kiinon Beatia, of Toronto, Canada, and Imported to Illinola by John Marecn. ROBERT BTll'CK waa raised by Atn-ara Frv.of McLean CO., lllluola. HI nam, aa English High. 1 -uder. or aa it 1 called by the Eugliab, a Carriage -Ujme.and aired by Old Hlghlaiidjiroperly tailed o.inp." Her daaa. dm JlmSmAr, m bVy. 10 H oaoua own. n einea i.uu pounoa. Pondnion King waa a fall blooded Ensllah 1'raft Jorae. james im mm: ( 18mar4m) 1881. 1881. CLANCER. TO STAND THE COMINO SEASOTC for a limited number of mama, tb llair-Ureit t'lyitradale II of three years old 9th Man-b, t C 'n.rlla farm, the property of W. 1'balinera, Sr., 6 luilra north of t'oriielhi. Ha was got by the Mweriitl horse OLENF.I.O; the property of Major Jamea Hnic ; dam Nell, (wl.lrb wna also dam of the well known home Romance.) He la a bright bay with white feet, aud ratcb ill fori'lioad: atanda 17 hand high; ulrt ii feet 10 Itiebea; liiuba clean and act ive with vigorous constitution; high lifed and Riwd t tnHred ; took flrt pren.luui at the Waah. ingtou tVmuty Fair two years, and awcepetakea at tbe laat Fair. TKKMH :...Inurance, f ; to be paid when mares are known to be with foal. Season. f JU; to be paid at the clone of tbe aeawon, Juua 90th. S" Partiea having marea itiNiired will be brld accountable for the aame if aold or removed from the range. I IV. CIIACTrlKRH. (laprSiu., (.1 AKDIAN SALE. Bv virtue of a license and authority lo sell the following described lands belong ing to Louise 3lesick, a minor, duly grant ed to me as guardian by the Honorable County Court of tbe Slate of Oregon for Multnomah Countv, by an order therefor lnlv ii.flde on the 23d day of May, 1881,1 sill sell at public auction, iu front of tbe Court House door nt Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, on lba 27'h day of June, isil, at the hour of one o clock p. m. of snid day, tho following described tract of land beiouging to raid infant ward, viz: Tbe northeast quarter of Section 30. T. 2 S It. I W. of tbe Willamette Meridian, in Washington County. Oregon. Said lands will be .old for one-third cash in Land, tbe remainder payable iu two tonal payments ou one and two years lime with interest at ten ercent. per annum, secured by mort wane on the premises, or for cash in band as inr.y lie deemed desirabl. DOROTHEA MEMCK. Guardian. DciiHAM a Thovpsom. Att'vs. 27inprt KXEC'UTOIl'H MOTitf. The undersigned having len sppointed Executrix of the Isst will and testament of John T, Scott, Deed., all persons Laving claims against said estate are hereby re- i mred to present them with tbe proper vouchers to me et mv residence, at Forest Grove.Oregou, with In six mouths from the date hereof. Forest Grove, May 15tb. 1881, RUTH SCOTT. 20my5t, NOTICE OF .FINAL SETTLEMENT. The undersigned, having filed bis udsI account as administrator of tbe estate of Henry Davis deceased, in Iho Connty Court of the State of Oregon' for Wasbiugtou County, tbe said Court bas pMinted Thursday, the 7th of July, A D 1881, at Id o'clock A M. for the heariug objections to tbe same and the settlement thereof, T. D. HUMPHREYS. Admr. of the Est of Heorv Davis deed. Hillsboro, Oregon, Jnue 8, 1881, lUjet " Final settlem! The undersigned administrator of tbe Es tate of Thomas Summers, Deceased, Las hied in the County Court, of Washington Conutv, Oregou. bis final account of such administration and said Courthas set Mon day Jul 18th, 1881, for tbe hearing thereof st which time any objections to said ac count will be heard. P. T. O ATENS, Administrator. 17jfS. WILSON DOWLBY 11 D., piivsiciix and snuiKory eVaroet .rer. Orera OFFICE At tbe Drug Store. 28feb77. J. POLAND, M."DiT Physician. hurtrMn and Aecfiicber. OFFICE snd RESIDENCE North f Mr. Hudsons Blacksmith shop. Por4t Orrovo, Oregon, 27my81. . W. H. GAY LOR, 0UCEORN AND PHYCICIAN Portland, Oregon. OFFICE At Union"-Oiock. 14Jan81 r,l.F. GEIGER, M. D. UOMKOPlTlilC PHYSICI1.-V 'AN0 oLJIICjIICON Orics. With Dr. Wi. Oetgcr, Forest Grove, Wasbingtou Coouiy, Orrgwa. l&aprtf ' . e. r.i. onoun PHY0ICIArJ,0UnCCOr4AfJD ACCOUCHCR llillsboro, Oregou T, B. HAND LEY Attorney and Counscller at Law. OFFICE la the Court House, Hllliboro, 13m. - MILTON V'Z SMITH, Attorney and Counselor at liw Portlaod, Oregasi (UprSI.) , " T. W. PITTErJCER. ATTORNE V AT 1-AH. Notary PubllcConvcyaacerDcpsty Dlst. AtUrney LEOAL PAPERS DRAWN AND C0I.LECTIOXS Ba4e. Buslneas aatruated to Ids cars aUewd.d to promtly, Omci-At Court ITouse. ct24. THOS. H. TORQUE ATTOIWEV AT'lsAlf, Ulllstsara. WMklavrsaM Ca. Oreaasu 8feb77. Thos., D. Humphreys Notary Public and Ccnreyancer. LEO VL PAPERS DRAWN AND COL LECTIONS made. Business entrust, ed to his care attended to promptly, OFFICE At New Court Ilonse. (25Msr81.) Shattuck Cl CIillinr E. D. Sbsttuk. v Denton Killia Attorney, and Canwllers at U, IekasN'N Htslldlsisr. Fire I Mtreet, PORTLAND OREGON. srspectal ittcutlon klrvu to Land Titles si litigation. i 20roy78. F. A. BilLEY, M. D, Physician. Surgeon ,and Acceucher Hillsboro. Oregon. Omcr. la Cbenette's Bow', RE8IDENCE Three block south of Drag 8 to ljau78. H. C. LIESER NOTARY PUBLIC. LAW OFFICE In Vert's Liberal flail. IlOURS-4 1'. M., till OA. 11., all day on Saturdays. Legal pspres drawn, collections made, etc. jel781. . T. W. DAVIS, BUILDER andXOnTRACTOR, Shop tin Tlilrd Street, aanth of Uood Templar's llsll, IlillslKiro. t'sAll kinds of jobbiug and repairing done cbcnp and on short notlco. rjt8i. .ILL0D6n0pAnKET Houlh of MlHerfcUcPoaald'a Black tb Shop, Hlllstioi-o, OrtROU, ( Adolf Oicgreot, Dealer iu all kinds of MEATS AM SAUSAGES, ETC Tht lllyhtti ice paid for h ,S'oc-. -T : Carriage; Sijgn, and Orna mental Painting . Dene In flrst-elass style, at reasanable rates t also GRAINING and PAPER HANGING. . II0UHE sad SIGN PAIN TING All work wsrraated to be flrsWelass. nrPeople In tbe country wanting work done will please writs to me and I will promptly attend to It. . t . , Address, O. OJtDEMAN. JlilJsbofo, Cregon. Shop next door to W. D. Pit tender's store lOsepao Y