Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, February 22, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTOWM AMD COUNTY HEWS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, FEB. 2 173. Money Market. Latest New. York Gold Quotations 'gafTenders in Portland: ....11 Baying .....90 J Selling. 91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly," by Bolter and Wortley Merchants, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. Brisa TVITEAT 75o bush. OATS 35 40 c. BARLEY 75o FLOUR $5 $5 50 $ bbl. " Sks$t25 CORN MEAL 4c. tB lb. BEANS 6c. 0 tb. BACON Sides.llc p lb. Shoulders, 10c. lb. IIAMS 12c "0 lb. PORK Dressed, 67cts " Pickled, 8c. to lO.c. lb. BUTTER Firkins 20c lb. " Rolw, 30 to 25c. !& lb. GQ2 20j 5$ doi J LARD Bulk 10c; tins12, POTATOES From Wagon, 37c B bushel. ONIONS $1 50 t$ bushel. APPLES Oreen, 50c 0 bhl. 44 Dried, 6c lb. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 Q 23c tt. DRIED PLUMS 16 n. WOOL 30e, t$ lb DALLAS CHURCH DlItCCTORY. M. E. Church. Services on the 4th Sabbath Eeach month at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath schell very Sunday at V A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev. J. James. Pastor. M. E. Church Soctii. Services en the 1st Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. J. M. Lovell, Paetor. "Baptist Chprcii.- Services on the 3d Sab. fcath of each mouth at 11 A. M. Rev. 1. llolman, Pastor. Wood-Wb wish some on who owns (or tLe RtPi LiCBA.x would haul us a load of Wood NOTICE. All the accounts due the RuriBueA ofTic-j must bo settled with 1. C. Sullivan (editor) or 11 Sullivan, foreman No other pjrsa authorized to receive any money due the otiica or receipt fur the same. P. C. Scllivax. Crowded Out. The trpc of Ilolladay's rascality is deferred Until next week for want tf space. Sabbath School. On Sunday next at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock p m the Christian Sunday School will be reorganized All are requested to attend. Weather. The weather is most delightful and has all the appearances of spring thin; f.heral4 are dry ing op ant wa expert sion to in tha f.irn ;r sow ing bi wheat aud oats over Oregon' beautiful fields. Attention Soothe Advertisement of Sites & Grubby in this issue These gentleman alrealy have the confidence of the pcep'e of Dallas and vicinity and their ooparteners!iip is a happy uuioU lor the inhabitants of this corn ty IJaptis-cd. Prof. Campbell, on Sunday last, baptised fourteen persons as the result of bis labr during the late protracted meeting at tho bap tist church. Long may the Prof, live to do good. Gone, Our Foreman' has gone to Salem, as a dele gate to the TiiuTeranee Alliance, and we are left alone With the "devil," who is knocking everything iDto pie, and flying about the office like a ship in a etorm without a rudder. Advertise. The P.ErcBMcas is now the Official Taper of the County, and consequently the only reliable advertising medium therein Send in your ad at once, before tie time shall come when we shall say, there is no room. Dr. liawiic's Lecture. The Lecture of Dr. Dawne, on last "Wednes day, was delivered to an intelligent and apprc ciative audience, and was wtll received We tope the Dr. will find it convenient to visit Dallas often. Star Bakery. The Star BakerYi at Salem, Lewis Byrne Proprietor, is the place for the farmers ot Polk to go the moment yoa cross the Ferry, lor you always find Lewis ready to sell you any thing you may desire in his HneJ for less money than any other place in Salem For particulars ee his advertisement in this paper Overland Store. Those who go overland from Polk County to tie city of Salem, should go direct to the Overland Store and purchase all your drJN goods, because by eo doing you save twenty five cents on every 'dollar, which will pay your Fcrrage and constitute aeinkinir. fund for your children in future years; just examine induce ments in their new advertisement herein. j Will Appear. In the IUrfBMCA.v, will appear next week an extract from the celebrated speech of Victo rU C. Woodhull, which was too have been de livered at Cooper Institute, New York, on the 8th day .of January 1873 Subscribe at once so that yoa may have the beneQtof the treat, as SO one is allowed to steal or borrow our paper jor the purpose of reading it. DELEGATES. The following named persons were elected as delegates to the State'Tenoperance Alliance, by La Creole Lodge No 23. I O G T : Miss M E Smith; Miss Sarah Shreve; II M Spencer; A R Lj'le; E II Sullivan;. G W Carey; Z T Dodsen ; Jesse Lewis and DA Dodson. And also the following delegates were eleeted by the M, E. Church: Miss MolheLee; Mijs Jennie Lee ; J E Smith and W N Carney. Heal Estate. We call attention to the advertisement of Jones & Patterson These gentleman are re liable Real Est tte Agents and by their adver tisements and eirsulars aro doing great service tor the people of Oregon Mr Joues & Patter son fully uuderstand what Oregon needs, and are taking the, proper course to bring this beautiful valley to tho notice of the civilized world Their circulars can be seen and obtain ed at the Republican office at all times. Temperance Alliance. - This body is in session to-day and wo hope good will result, but let us admonish our tem perance friends that they may go aud come i:i. l - -. . . . iiaouuoorou us ntnges their cllorta will bo fertile, unless they come out fiom among the ad vocates ofalcobol a bo separate, They must declare in favor t i total prohibition and must resolve to support no man for ofii -o who is not known to be, not only an outspoken, but a pfac ticie advocate of that doctrine. Commercial Hotel. If those who visit Salem, with a view of remaining for a pariod either long or short, wmsiopaitne Commercial Had. Mrs. Riley will give ym nice vlJ:i bad, a .plendM meal of victuals, comfortable lire to make you warm if cold, and in short Mr. Riley and her polite aud la-jghiug servants, will by their kindne-s and good treatment, m.ike you feel I at home, it vuu bavo wuhiu you tho soul of a man. Notice her advertisement in an other columu of this biuc. Hi uist. The attention of the peoplo of P-..IU Cour.ty whodc.-ire any thiug usually ke;pbv Drnggi.-ts is particularly ciUed to the new advertisement of J VV Crawford and Co. in this paper Mr Crawford is well ktiowu to the p.plo ui Polk and Lis tU.tiht forward manner of doiu. business is a su'.ii .ioitt iurautco to in.-oire lull ' cont.-leneo His est vl-'nnrt is larg aud j tilled with fi r-: el.us artieL-s w.il M-deeted, you eau sjvu m uey by ging to l'rawbrd ! lor a: I article in his Ii-ie We feci WariMu.vd ! ia saving mat Mr (.'r.t.vi r i ktHj.. cui( I c i tue best druggist in Salem, and wo d iut, if as iUtii, limy ha any suprir ii luu Suite. Insurance. ThfiOil P.-Hdoix In.-o.ira'ice Cr.opny. iu't ivii.t'u in A u :ric t, tr i:is u.us a i:s tli.: tehsive buiusis ut Sa e:u, tbr.i i U it I 'O ! t4i:d uai iuul ruliul A Mi.t C. A, i, in i li;a Opera Ltiild.iig It" lUe peoplo of Polk ! County desi.-e t 4Lava Hny kind of property insured at re isua"!) t.it.a, mi I no nrtsuLe about obtaining their money in-tiarr for all ios-.fi j-ntli.Te'1, let tL-;m go luiiija li.itjy to C A Hi.;ds r-.'in wl.tru bo wi.l be found at ail iitueji ready'to is.-ue -the rejunei policy, and i.ur w..rd lor it Vuvta bo noaa-mko in the papfci. llasbiook Murder. V-. learn fr ui aprivatj letter tr.t'ii one of i be Attorneys in the Ha-btook iiinrJ.T ca-se, I that Coxaii, tiiOj hire I man oi' il.irbrook, ii ! bound over for tho eriiii, and that : vircumtaneed are strong -r th iu eoul i bo wished on the part of C$an, but a misturj liii bangs over the ca-c, in the ni'.a Is of tiie noih- j bora. It is one of the blackest crfnus on record and we hope tho murderer will be dueoveri arul brought to jus!ie It is .-aid that Ilasbrook was sdling quietly by Li EresiJo reading tho Bible when he was informed by bis wife that dome one e ailing him at tiic barn, he arose, obeyed the ea 1, aui iu a few moment was dea J, A Time to be Merry. On Thursday and Friday evenings of n-jxt week, 27th an i 2Stu irjrt, there s to bo a grand entertainment at the Court II m, jti Dalia, givtn by Lacreole Lod-e No. T.. I 0 U T there wlllje song.aud muic, the miduio aged and the ilvcry haired will bo there, youth and ! beauty will lte repreoeiitcd, and all ara oxpeet ed to be merry as a marriago bell Every body is invited Come one, eomo all, nhake off dull earo and como with liglit heart" full of play, and pockets filled with cash to buy tho music box, PIlOfiilAMMi: I'OIt TIUiSTth. Q UA RTETTE GHEE TING 07, EE OPENING ADDRESS. CHARADE, IN TWO ACTS" HUE AD ON THE WATERS." TABLEAU -EA I'M QUARTETTE WJIATS THE USE SIGHING TABLEAU JONA THANS VISIT TO A CITY COUSIN CHARADE, IN TWO ACT S CHANGE H OF BASE. gOLO & CHORUS E VA NGEL INE, TABLEAU THE GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER PftOCillAMMIS FOIl THE 28th. QUAP.TEITE COilE AGAIN Will SINGING , OPENING ADDRESS CHARADE, N THREE ACTS SP1III T OF '7S TABLE A U SHOE MA KEIl IN LOVE DUET WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING TABLEAU MOTHER'S LAST. PRA Y Eli DUET A CHORUS FA WN FOOTED NANNIE CHARADE, IN THREE ACT S JA ONE T ISM TABLEAU PLEDGED WITH WATER, PLEDGED WITH WINE The Brass and String Bands engaged for each evening Doors open at 6-2 o'clock Ex ercises commence at 7 o'clock Admission Tickets for both evenings 75 cents; one evening 50. Children under 12 half pric e Proceeds to bo applied towards purchasing an Organ for the Lodge NEW THIS WEEK. TO IS 12 SOL 1) WITHIN THE NEXT FORTY DAYS TO MAKE UOO.1I FOR NEW GOOD"! AT THE 0TEIILAN1). Domestics at Reduced Prices at the OVERLAND Blankets at Reduced Prices at the OVERLAID. Balmoral Shoes, $2, Worth? 3, at the OVERLAND. Ca.l(;shoo, Worth. 33 53. at 12 50 a Pair, . W V T 1 iVft 51 V J aSB.A If. Excellent Corsets. Worth $ I 50 at $I,at tho OVERLAND DRES AT CiREAT IIIROAINS. FL1NNELS , DOMESTIC GINaH.VI3 FURNISHINt; G03D3 tLOTIIINO, IMc AT Till-, 'OV2:ESIjAX2, , FebL'2 T.ilf j. u sirt.-, a. o. j, f, . ut ru, x. m., m. v. it M ' T 1 2 SIN. p li y t i : l ii ?s 11 1' IX 11 !S, ovr;-in lru ttoro. rear of Xicholj A Hydj' 0 svvr.w t n i ku pun:noNAL sr.n- H f vi.-t t l i: ciiiicim of l.ils ju.d vie in ity. l-U22 7Mi rv i $ , v i c iz i zr, Ornlcer I;tiiiiiUcti,y AND FAHILY ttRQOERy -AM) PROVISION STORE Commercial St, Salem. I arn willing to live and let live, but I won't be cutdoue I have constantly on band I I L O rF 5 5 IZ 12 j. I SODA, Ji UTTER, PICNIC, IJOSTON, LEMOM nn l .JENNV LIND' CRACKERS. ALSO Fresh BroaJ,Pi3i, Cakes, &! WED DING A A7 PHI VA TE PA II TIES Supplied on short notice CltACKKtlS AT PORTLAND PRICES jfiii" All orders promptly filled and gondii do Hverc(l lo an 1)arls uf lhe citT fr, of H)arge LEWIS BYRNE Febla7. ly M A M, II E M MEN, ATTENTION IVliv allow your wives and daughters to wear their eyes out wheh, Will purchase one of the celebrated IMPROVED ij o jia i: s n ii t t ii t-; S IS W I N G MACHINES. Everyjbodyluses them and they givejuuiver ial satifaction ' They can be found at i Agenti for Plk County NEW THIS WEEK. JUST ONE EVXOIV1ENT J .AY. CRAWFORD & CO. DruSit Sc Apotliccartts. STATE STREET, PATTON'S BLOCK, I SALEM OREGON. I I Pure Drugs, Chemicals and Patent Mali cines French, Euglish and American Perfu meries ESSKXTIAL OILS, ; DYE S UFFS, PATENT DYES, EAU DE CO LONG E, POMADES, COSMETIQUES, II AIR OIL, TOOTH and TOILET POWDERS, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL and CLOTH RHUS HE 3 .. i .1- .. i i - : i, - v .. . .. i ,T no r f r j i o i ii i c j u i -1 1 v iu tuc i mm j uu Tt i'.rt (i'.njd Hue Pure Wines and Liquors f r Modi-inn! urtofes, Preiiriptton and family receipt conponud cd at all hours J. W- CRAWFORD & CO Feb l;,7r. ly B M 8 T OF WORK AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. CAN RE HAD RV CALLING ON. 11 1 .11 KS A: HA (IIKLDU STEAM JOB PRIXTKUS, f).1 Front street, Portland, Oregon LARGE ASSORTMENT of BLANKS J Cirrmt, County, an. I Ju-tiees' Court-, eon tantlv on hand. Au Bonds, Deed?, Mortgages and Blanks for u.e in Bankruptcy cases. Mdverlise Bv uwnsj Letterheads, billhelmri circu lar printed envelopes, etc Give us a a!l an ami end in vonrr-ff r lAH)K! LOOK!! i ,OOK!! HOI, TEK WOI1TIKY fc CO. i i ELLEN DALE STORE i Have Jfst received an i Hoots and Ses, Hats and Cap Cljtltlu?, Croc ery and Glassware, i Hardware, Groceries, Provisions, Ac. I) It I5SS G OO I W, " S A A !I PI. I VF A N C V, & DRY GOODS ofll kinds, Which they will sell cheap, Come ami try iheir prices. The highest price paid formal) kindsjeeuntry produce. MILLIONS of EaGS;ndT0NS;of.BUTrBJ Wanted n ciUr & Wor lit Make Mosey fast and honorably, $12 60 der dy $75 per week, by at once applying for a territorial right, (which are given free to agents,) to fell tha best, strongest, most useful and rapid felling Sewing Machine, and Patent Button Hole Worker, ever used or recommend ed by families, or buy one for your own use; it is only $V Sent free everywhere by express Address for aprticulari,EJitOMie B. llonsos Co. Corner Greenwich and Courtlandt Sts New York. J3ctl9 6m. UKAL ESTATE. GEO. H. JOXE9 Ileal Estate Broker J. MPATfKHS9N Kolary Public JOIYES & rATTKItSOIV, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Negotiate Loans, i!Iake Collections, AGENTS FOR UNION FIRE INSUHAUCE CO of San Francisco; and MUTUAL IIFE INSURANCE CO, of New York. . OPERA HOUSE BLOCK SALEM - - - - OUEGO.V. OUR RULES : We bay or sell only on commission charging a per centage for the amount 'which the prop erty is sold or traded, for our services, due when the contract of sa'o or trade is made We will introduce purehaaer to tbe owners of the property, and leave them free to make the beat bargan they can, without any interference on our part We pay all advertising expenses, depending on our eommbtiiou, when a sale or trade is made We show all property, where within reach, or give letters of introduction to reliable parties living near w ho will show it Ali letters of inquiry promptly and fully an swered We have many applications from good, prompt payiug men, who will pay 12 per cent for money, and give firf t eiass personal or real estate poeuri ty.and pay all the 'Xpeiifes attending making out t !.: papers, Ac. Part)i bavin money to loan will do will to apply to u btfore placing it else where We charge tbe lenders nothing for our ferviees ; the borrowers pay u Entire .Satisfac tion given regarding tbe heeuritici. Attention is called to dexcription of property for sa'o i u tho Wkeklv States max. Feb jy;3 ly V OTIHKEtCIAI. HOTEL OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SAL KM. ORLGUN. MRS. A.J. RIELY PROP riinis noil se will he kept in T i'irl class order, aud with attentive and oblzin' fcrvants NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED I am prepared to furnish pool accommo dations to the traveling public, and will ue vtrv endeavor to meri tbe patronajre tf tbe pul.lie FUEE COACH to tbe Houo llegular EourdiDg at very low rates: Feb 15,73 ly f o ii it x: i i a ii is i: FIlC I) i.si?ba:yci2. ATPLY TO THE OLD PHCENIX OF HART FORD because . First. It has complied fully with the Oregon i tato Law. Second. Its cAtitracts in Oregon are bricked, under a re-insurance contract, by its own aud tbe united asset of tk Home Ins.-Co. of New York and the North l?-iti.h and Mercantile Ins. Company of London, affjrrckiatinjf $22,.rfi I.0S7 97 offering the best security of any Fire Insurance Company or Association in the world. Third, It can carry large riks, as its poli cies are rc-iasured by the above mentioned Companies, mo that tbe PlhENIX alone can carry the naum line that ail tbrec coivipanies woubl take sepcratcly. l''ourtIl. It requires but one set of proofs in i'a. of lo.s ; thus uin the security of three Companies without the trouble of dealing with separate Corporations. On these solid merits, viz ; Capacity to carry the largest risks, Tbe amplest possible pecurity, The simplest adjustment in case of loss, and The prompt and equitable payment ef all just claims, The Phtcnlx Insurance Company solicits your patronage. . A. U;K2E, Aent, SALEM, OREGON. F.b 15;7.1 ly EVERY BODY TRADES AT THE ric fc-.Slo r e THE BEST ASSORTMENT Ot DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOT. SHOES, GROCERIES PROVISIONS CROCKERY, HARDWARE, &c. ku South of 'Portland For tale cheap fof easb The highest market price paid for all sett: of country produce. My motto . Cheaper thI the cheapest. W C IJrown. 24-f SPECIAL NOTICES. LEGAL Ain'UKTIlirUT PROCLAMATION Whereas, under the Act of the Legislative Assembly ot tbeStateof Oregon, entitled An Actto protect litigant" approved October 24d 1870,tbeLtBEUAL Republican a newspaper pub" lished at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, has beert designated to publish the; legal and judicial advertisements for the couuty of Polk in th. State of Oregon, and j Whkrk as, the proprietor of said Liberal ; Kkim ulican has filed with the county clerk of said Polk County, wrttcn stipulations accepting the conditfon of said Act, together with bonds approved as tho lawdireets, with proper return and notices, thereof to this office- according to law, and therefore said Liberal Rkpl'Lica it hereby proclaimed to be appoint;d and confirm ed as the medium through which all legal and judicial advertisement for the County of P-llC shall be published for the period authorized by law. I Done at the Executive Office, in tSe city, of Salem. Tbia tho li'th day of December A. Vt 1S72. L. F, Grover, Governor of Oregon S. F. Chadwick Secretary of Stale. Attest L. S. SUMMONS, , In the County Court fori the State of Ore gon for the Couuty of Polk, S S. Juo. J. Daly, Plfn Action at law to rocover vs I money M A Fitzmxris Deft To M. A. Fitxmorris, Deferdent, In th name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed agaiubt you in the above entitled action, within six weeks from the date of the service of this summons upon. you, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof tbe Plaintiff will take judgment against yon for the sum of one hna dre l and eigbt dollars aud 50 ct in Gold Coin to gether with iuterest thereon ! since January lit 1 H72. at the rate of tea per cent per annum to gether with coats and disbursements, Publi cation ordered by Hon. J. II. 31yert Judge, iuchambors January 20d, 176. N. L. BtTLRR, pir auj. J'"328 Cw SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Court- for the Stata of Orejoa for tbo County of Polk S, S. June McAlpin, Plff " vs Pwobart McAlpin Deft, Action in Equity To Rcbert McAlpin Defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, yoa are required to appear and aoswet the com plaint file 1 against you in the above entitled action, on or before the tcccnd Monday iu May 1373, and if you fai to answer, fer wait there, f the PlfT will ak the Court, for the relief ia the complaint prayed, which is for a divorce from you and for the custody of the rbiluren aud their maictenance aud cusU and diaburiemeutr of suit. ! PJ C. ScLLivAir G. W. Lawsux F 7Z'S Gw Pir Atty. HUMMOSSs, In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for tbe County of Polk S. S. Laura Eveline Keane Plff) vs V James Henry KeanoDeft J Suit in Equity To the above named Defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon, too are hereby reqjired to appear and answer the eon plaint filed against you in the above entitled a i-Lion, on on before the second Monday of May next, 1873, and if j-oa fail to answer, for want thereof the Plaintiff will apply to tbe Court for the relief in tho complaint prayed, which is for a divorce from you and for the custody of the infant child of said marriage and costs and disbursement ; C. W.Lawso, E. SCI.LIVA3. F 15 73 6 w Att'ys for Plff ADMIMSTltATOHS AOTICC Notice is hereby given that I was duly p pointed Administrator, at' the February ters of tkeCoiuty Court for Polk Cvunty 1X73, of Wiliiam Wbrtley deceased. AH persona who have claims against the Etate ot said deceased are hereby notified to present the tame to me within six mouths from the date hereof or their claims will be forever Cared, Thia February 4, 1S73. Benjamin Uaydkx, F'734w Ai'uv lis T It AY. NOTICE. npTAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER X living in Kola, Polk, Ceunty Oregon, on tUe 1 7th day or January, 1S73, one bay hor-' about 1 IJ hands high supposed to be & or fi years old, no brands, has a very small saddle mark on each side, came to thif place about September 1, 1872, appraised at 120, also one Duu steer at $15, also oue pale red steer with some white spots appraised at $15. One pale red steer with some white in the flanks appraised at $15 f one pale heifer, with some white appraised at $15. Said cattle all supposed to b two years old past have been running about my place about twelve months and all have a close crop oil the right ear. Ap praised by T. P. Pearce Justice of the Peace. William Joxst F'73$viw KSTRAY NOTICLX rpAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER X living four miles North of Kola, Pole: County, Oregon, cn January 4th, l!?3. One dark bay horse cot, supposed to be two yeaii old past, about 14 hands high, baa a small Mar iu the forehead, baa been running about three months, appraised by T, Pe arve Justice of tho Peace at $35 UEOKUE W. Cavitt. Dated this 25th day of Jan. A. D. 187 F'l'73 4w f ESTKAY NOTICE. fpAKEN UP BY JP. C, KBYTE, LIVING X near Perrydale, Polk Couuty, Oregon. Ou Bay Horse supposed to be seven or eight years old, about fourteen hand high, also oue Brown Horse supposed to be four or five years old, white spot iu tho forehead, white strip on the nose, and near hiud foot white, to pasier joint, also dim braud on near hip Appraised by me at fifteen dollar aeh or $30 H. N. V, HOLMES, Justice of the Peace, in and for the County of Polk and State of Oregon. Dated this 6th day of January A. ltJ73. Fob'H34w lHolloways'g Ointment and Pilii Serofu ouse, eriyipulas, salt rbem, andi all akiu iia cases, indicate impure blood. The Ointment reaches and obliterates the poison in tho aeint while the Fills remove all internal obstructions Sold 78 Mai.leu Lane, N. Y Price 25 cenU per iot or box Ask foi new itvle the old la I eomnterfidt