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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1887)
Bb Oregon Scout. UNION. OHHGO.V. s-AT. JAN. . 1M7. Brief Bulletins. St. Vnlentinu'H day is near at hand. Tu'onr three inches of enow fell yes terday. New gixxls in iniineiiK quantities at Levy's.. W. T. Wright returned from Salem, laFt Tuesday. The coitus of the city is being taken by Marion Davis. .1 uliil! Luvy came down from Daker. and took in th. masquerade hall Horn. In this city, Saturday, Jan. 22, 'to the wife of Reuben Smith, n daughter. John Wright (lie druggist, has just received a large invoice of drugs and chemieiilrt, from Chicago. Please your best gill by purchasing one of tho.-e legant valentines mou to he received at the Cove drug More. All l hone indebted to me are hereby notified to nettle immediately. I need the meiiry and must have it. F. S. Johnson. It is reported that a party of railroad tuvwyors is now in tin Hock creek country viewing a line from I'endl.'tou to I'riiu ville. Goods are being sold at Saunders' store now at 25 per cent. Mow co.-t. The Mock inust be doted out within the next thirty days. Harney valley seems to be increas ing in population. A new town is ,to be sturt.id at or near Cow creek, in the eastern portion of the valley. The Ladies Aid Societv of the Pres byterian church will meet at the resi dence of Mr. A. F. Henson, Friday af ternoon Fel). -lib., at 2 o'clock. We are authorize.! by the Union So cial Club to date that a sheet and pil low ca?e party will be given at Davis' hall, in tins citv, on the evening of Feb. 22n 1. But very few bills have been p.issul by tin-legislature, none of which are of much importance. Next week, no doubt there wdl Ik; r great number acted up n. Mr. John McCue, the discoverer of the "Annie'' mine on Hig creek, passed through this city the fore part of th week en route to the Fast, lie will return in about a month. Tho'ilttontion eif our readers H called to the ad. of. K. C Orejg, the druggist, which appears elsewhere. Mr. (ireig lias a complete stock of everything kept ill a first class drug store, and is determined not to be undersold. The lire wardens should make an other examination of the buildings, throughout the city and see that ev erything is safe ami in wood condition. Too iiiufli care cannot be exercised to avoid tires, which are liable to occar at any moment. ' Our representatives in the 1 'gisl iture luive. us yet, not seen tit to furnish Us with veipies of bills introduced, and to be introduced, alTeetilig our welfare. It is a duty they owe the press and their constituents, and we trust thev Will not neglect it henceforth. .Mr. K. K. Drake, of Drake's cash store, has leased the brick building lately occupied by A. L. Humidors, and will put in an entirely new stock of general nieiehaodise. He. deserves credit tor ,o much enterprise. Go in, lhiike, and keep the ball lolling. Mr. H. ( Ktncry and familv have ret ncncd from Baker. Mr. Finery says lie has no desire to leave Union any more. He lias opened his shop on the corner of First and C streets, and is prepared 111 do all kinds of Work in his line. Head his ad. in another col umn. A grand prize ball Will be given on Feb. Nth., 1S87, (it being full moon,) at tny hull in Cove Everyone buying a ticket will be entitled to draw for a $5.00 and ijiO cash prize, to boelraWn on the night of the bull, previous to Hipper. Price of tickets, including Hipper, $2 (W. A cordial invitation is extended to all,-ll. J. Gkkk. We Will have to apologise to our lea ders for the limited utiiouut of local Inatter this Week. Several interesting communications and at least a column of neW advertising Inatter hits been crowded out. Ileal4 With lis u short time till our new press arrives. 'e will theft issue a paper won by oilr pat tons, and eretlltabli to our nmirnilicent county, which is one of the foremost in the state. Mr. K, H Miller, proprietor of tile Centennial hotel, who has been tin a Visit, to the Fast for neVeral Weeks past, returned last Monday, accompanied by fl nlost attractive yittng lady-liis Wife, We thought something of Hie. hind would be the resiilt when he left; and tire not altogether unprepared. We with him and his wife prosperity and happiness. On Thursday eVeiiiuj' they were tlu recipients of a serenade by tho Uttiun Silver Cornet Hillid. Last Sunday evening while Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson Were aw.iv from home visiting friends, their residence was diMoVoied to bo on fire. An alarm wasgivvn which aroused the entire town, but before, any attempt tn arrest I uiu piugres oi me tunics colli I Do made they had gained shell headway mm. it- wan unpossiiiic' to save the btlil- I duig, and it was burned to the groitnil. I However, moat of the fJuable and furniture in the house w.w saved. 'Mere ! wa i an insurance on tho building for $1200 and a few hundred on the fur niture, which will nmko the losn to ' Mr. Thompson much lets thaii it would hate been otherwise. Tho flames caught in ome mtnmer from tho kitch tn stove, in whiuh a lire hsd been left Lurninj;. Covo Culling:. Jan. 27. 1887. Jus. Hurford shot a large lynx near town this week. A dose of No. 5 shot proved the animal's quietus. Mi?s May Stevens has gone to I-land City, where she is engaged in giving lessons on the piano and organ. Crutnmie Jones has been shipping large quantities of tamo fowls during the week to Butte City, Montana. Mr. John Phy gave a very pleasant dinner party to his friend-,' Thursday, being the occasion Of his birthday. The Cove rille club shoot regularly everv Saturdav, for a purse. In the last match, Alex Cochran made the highest score. Every voter in Covo has signed the petition to the legislature, remonstra ting against the cutting ofT of any part of the southern poition of the county. Messrs. Smith, Fulk ami Martin were up from Summervill,', Thursday. These geirlemen are among the most anient sports in the valley and never fail to make good boys. No pains are being spared in makinir preparations for the masque skating carnival, Feb. 14th., at the hall. Two elegant oil pain'ings will bo presented to the bos.tgcn'linau and lady skaters. No charge wdl be made for those mask ing and skating. A grand ball and supper will follow the unmasking. I was the champion in last match A. Who's got a hoi 1 of this gun, anyway. (1 I don't enjoy the boys tlintis at my honesty. ,. That oil painting is mine, sure. Iv. I 11 h.iv the best costume on the floor. W Everyone has a preference and I am no exception (J. I like a gtm that can be heard bv the man shooting it II. Stinnmii-ville Sittings. Most of our citizens sleigh r.dcd on Sunday. Dr. W. E Hinehart went to Salem on Saturday of last week. Mrs. Settlemeir and son are visiting friends in the Willamette valley. J. H. Hinehart is at Salem, noting the actions of our Slate legil itors. H. E. Stevenson an 1 C. N. White, of Elgin, were in town Monday of thi week. F. B. Collins paid Goldendale, W. P., a visit List Week, returning on Wednesday. I 11 jump th" gum i"four bits" ahead B. 1). II. Bae-ka-che What does that spell? N. B. II. Look in W.-b ster's dictionary. Who saVa I got left? I did The girl's moth' r. Harvey Whitmore, a nephew of Ja cob collius arrived in Suntmerville on Saturday last. He reports very col I weather in Southern Iowa, and ex presses hhnsc If as being will pleased with Oregon. Mr. Geo. Childers, living on the sand ridge 7 miles south of Summer ville, cut an artery in his left arm while splitting some kindlings with a hatchet, 'and came near blending to death before a surgeon could bo ob tabled. SummervilL' has a debating society Regular meetings on Wednesday ev ening of each Week. Qil -stlon for discussion Wedivsdav evening, He solved: That U'don county should la divided and the cottnt.y of WalloW.i es tahlished. These meetings ntav b made Very profitable provided they nr. carried on in the light manner. Oil Monday of l ist week occurred one of the most horrifying accidents that has occurred in Stliiinierville sinc he founding of the town. A 12 yeai old son of F. J. Williams, while driving some Cattle for his father tlliotlgh the streets of Summervill , tile horse be came frightened at sciile ice and sh ic ing suddenly, tile hoy fell o(T his feet liafl.igu in tile stirrup. The horse then ran down the street, between Sonllner's rtoiealldthe Chicago hotel, kicking at the boy at every jtlnlp. M. M. M. Iv 'iuie says that the second kick 1 1 1 horse made, both feet struck the boy in the face, at which lime the boy gav. a lottd ery( the oilly cry he was heard to make. The llorse then ran dow.i the street ttl a pi it'e Wheresoiuo hoards were lviitg ill till) Ftre:i!t Upon Which tho boy's chin caUght, throwing him as high in the air as tile length of the stirrfip Wotil I admit. The boy then stiiiek Ihe ground With such force as to loosen his foot ft om the stirrtip. The horse ran oti to Ihe Maine, ihe boy was still living When picked up, but died in about twenty miutltes. His lower jaw Was hrtiki it in two places and tile seal) torn alnlost completi lv ff oin his head, his body al-o terribly britised and mangled. Quite a large crowd attended III- ftlilet'ul, Which took place on Wednesday. The be reaved family h ive the syillp.ithy of all their frieii Is in this vicinity. Whftt Tiud Mfcill Wilt Mil. The unprecedented sale o' D i-chee's. Ocr in in Syrup wtrhin a few years, hits itstoii ished the world. It is without doubt the saVst and best femedj eVer dlseiivced fo. the .let'-lv and etl'elJ.ual c ire of Uialtflis. Colds and the 'eVerest.. hung Irmliles, It acts on an entirely diller t: pri 'iplo f-oin the Usual prosci l.jiimis jdvti i by I'.i ynh la M. us It iloj-t not dry up a C ni-li uil 1 leave the disease- still In tl'ri sysie' n, but nil the c ni trarv relfi ives thj Oi.hk of tlie t-nub' llCafs the parts rfireeti U lllleavsi Ilium in a pu-e V hfalthv t'Riiditio i. A bottl-keiit in the lion-e fu-use when the disitt ii u.ttko their appt-arun e, rtlll e ive doctor' lills fi ul a luiiy spt-1 of itrious illness. A trial will end via e vnu of t!i?o fuels. It is posi tively sold bv all d ujght" nnd Keni-rul dealers hi the lufld. P. ice, 70 cint- larc bottles, rrir i ft-diwnt t r Vnoch'. TUt tlie reader msy fully uilderstnfltl wha' cons ttuted & ood iougb and l.unrf .Syrup, we will lay tluit Tr unci 7lld berty U Hih bU of tlie ben rnfledlct ri:t dlkCovereJ. Th selfiKfedleut whh yeral other-enuully' ks etllcaeioui!, euttT largely lii0 X)r. H ii.ui. , koN Cotitfb ifd Luug Urup, tllui ui4klni? it ine of nib inont rnitbl DtAV on the tnirkii. l.ina iSfT ..,. ii ivi w,itiiuI rrcu snlil Now Bridge Newa. I.pwls Jenning's school closed on the 19th lust. K. A, Whitpskor of Eagle, is so journing in Baker City for a few days. The city dads of dadd-sville' ' and Paladay town are still at logger-heads . Eagle Moody Inn gone to Sutnplcr Valley to riit'hi sister. lie will lie gone about 10 day. H. W. M:ikinon had the iuifoi tunc to lose a very line maro, with lung le ver, a few days ago. Hay is in greater demand in Eagle valley than ever before. It sells readi ly at m.x dollar a Ion. Louis Day ha organized a dramatic company in Eagle. Thev will give their first entertainment in a lew days. Snow has fallen to the depth of out one-half inch in the valley this winter, and it vanished like a beautiful dawn. A child of Mrs Williams has been quite siek with rheumatic fever, tor some time, but is reported better at pros-Mit . Hev. Boy Ins, of Pine vallev, held a series of meetings at the lower school htitiM! reeeiitlv. All were pleased with his discourses. The Eagle valley literary society is in full blast, with'G. W. Hounihoff as president. It was a great success last Saturday evening. Gums. Powder Kivcr Pebbles. G. W. Wright has been appointed road supervisor of t d district. Win. Veil has di-covcred the exten sion of the Annie" mine Mis Daisy .Jamison . of Powder riv er, has been seriously ill. hut is recov ering. Mr. Einile is busy plowing anil oth erwise preparing lo raise a crop next season. Marion Caldwell, of Indian creek, who has been vi-iting fi iends and lela livcs here, has returned home. It is riiiwoicd that a Baker City tlrm will open a branch store near the Warm Springs hall on Big creek, he ton' loag. The citizens of Powd"i' river have reorg ini.cd the literary an 1 d"bting society, at the upper school house. Dunham Wright, has been making some improve inc'its and refitting the liall prepiratory lo giving a grand hall on the Mill of February. Ilev. Boylcs lets been holding a three or loiir days' meeting on Big creek. The attendance has been good. Messrs. Mcf'ito.& Miles are busy mi work on ihe A Miiiu' ' mine. They have purchased a large number of oie sacks ami will ship tlie. on: on Ihe 1st. if March to . some smeller, Joseph Vandevan lor, of the Park, had the misfortune, a few days ago, lo lose a tine Pereheorn stallion ( val ued i.t s?l .000. The horse died with the bolts. Vox Poi'iua. Wallowa Wat'blings. Considerable sickness in tho neigh borhood. Mrs. Walker Barton Who has been -erioiisly ill for several weeks, is re covering, Mr. Thompson has completed his contract on the bridge ne.ii the store ami it will soon he ready to iiccomulo dale the traveling public. All are pleased to sue such improvement. Our genial and ciitoriri-illg citizen, S. It, Vlll,Mt, hits purchased Ihesiock of goods lit lower store and will In're afler conduct the business on his own u'collnl. We wish him success, Tilt division excitement is rapidly coufraciiug its dimension. All now await a report from ihe legislature mil if we divide t liid next agitation will he where shall we hic'atc the Coun ty seati O. 1 Pm'k PicikillgHi Jan. 2(5, 1881 SnoW Iibotlt 18 iilches deep oil the level. The Hev. Mr, Beebi'i of tliiintl, Will preach at ihe Park school house next Sunday lit 11 o'clock a. m. There Is a reiuoilstraileo, opposing he annexation Of this portion of the county to Baker, being circulated here ind almost unanimously sign d by the peopl ) of this place and of Big creek. Iiliagiin! my feelings after I thought I hid mule a gland iiltsh on the girl and then fbr her to fein.iik to a frieu 1 hat my lower limbs reminded hur of tVil matches stildk in a. potalo.-F. Our literary and debating society moots, every Saturday evening and is improving wonderfully. All are taking a great interest, Wiiicll makes it an en joyable occii-iou- Everybody Is invi ted to atten I. W niliifi.l C'uife. W. 1). lto.vt.tCo., Wholesale and ltitnil Drugisls of ll:.iub, da., say.it Ve have iieen selling Dr. king A New Discovery. Electric Hitters and liacklen's Arnica Salve :or two vl'arri. IlaVc never lulndled reme dies tlult sldl is well, or jjlve such Universal -afisfurtlo'n There Iiiivk been stmie wonder ful cures effect d by these medicines ill this i-ivj. iseviTin i.-uses ui p oilOIIIK eo C.llisuilip lifili have been entirely euied by the use of ,. f..., i..ati..., .. nn ii. ...i v...i. .,i taken hi renin clion with Uleetric Hitters y euaranteii them hlw .vs. HuM Uy J. T. ! riB'11, oruKi'i, oioii. rc.'Oi, Acttto, I unliiOtt it.nl it . ll.il.lo, J. T. Wildit can always be felled upon to t iirry ia stoi.k the purest and heal goods, and sustain the lepil'U Ion Of being uctlve, li isliing sn I reliable, by recofiimen Hug ar tlcliM with Well cstahlNbed merit anil such Us are popu ur. HavhiK the okuiic.v tor tbb celobrattd Dr. Knit's New DisiiKC-ry for (Jotisuniptlon, colds dtd coU;hs, rtlll sell it on u positive giiaruiiiee. Ii will surely cure any andtvtry uliectii h of throat, lungi or ('lie.it, and In order to prove our clahll, we hsk you 1 1 tw an I & u Trial Mottle Free. lirfrklei,' Aril fit Sit Te, Tltm llKffl SLVK 111 the World frif- 0illi Uraluru, r s, Ulwr, Salt lllictim, Frrr florm, Trttcf, Cbapptd Hnd, t bllblallU,, or". lrV ,f. P.17i . ' . , " L'orus mil sllfik'n I fUplIoti. sildpoJlljTe. J curej Pile, or Ho pay "fulred, Jt j puarmitefU to iftTtf iiCMctL latimsetloui ut luonsr refuinliHl. I'rlcj i eeiiti er hot. Iiit Grande Laconics. Charley Kinscy is now our accom modating drayman. 't Newlin, the druggist, has been visit ing friends at Milton. MahafTey's Blue Mountain IIouso is now the popular hotel. The Juvenile Band is improving, . and by the 4th of July will be able to I help celebrate. ' Miss Bertha Scott, after a tovere ill- I ness. lasting more than a mouth, is I able to be out again. Mcpsnor, who has been twice burned out since last July, has rented the Star and will continue the hott 1 business. It is said that StaverA Walker have engaged their carpenters and will re build their mammoth warehouse in the sptiug. Dogs are still MitTieiently j lentiful, although most of those in the neigh borhood of Snodgrass' sheep corral have been shot or oisoncd the !ff)0 bird dog In longing to Hev. Hayes, amdng the number. The two young men arrested for as sanhing a Chinaman last, week, wete lull in bonds of $21)0 each for Ihe next session of court. Young Blown gave bonds, but the other man don't seem lo have so many friends. The O. K. it N. Co. are trying to save something before they go into the hands of (he l!. P. They have stopped all win kin tin ir shops here and at 'ihe Dalk-s, and have hut one car for their 1st class ciniuranls, and smoker. Pino Nuts. People all wdl in Ihe vall;y. The Snake river stock range is splen did never known to be better. Hors es and cattle all healthy and fat. Monoy is leniil'nl in Ihe valley, but consists principally in the "none such quart, lode," "that piince" and "Ibis bineho," The snow will average about IS inch es deep in Ihe valley; at Cornucopia, about 5) feet. Weather warm with al ternate rain and mow. There is to be a contest between the Dry creek spi lling K hnol and Ihe Loop school, at the Hewitt school house next Friday evening. The balls, parlies and sleighing has led lo quite a number of happy wed dings in Ihe Valley, and several that is not quite a wedding. So, giils, spuck up and let the ft Hows know you are in earnest and not llirtiitg. There are many old sore-head batchelors that would start instantly for a licence if I hey knew what was what. There will probably be several road potitiiins presented at the spring term of court for location. The most of the toads that have been granted are in very good condition, but there is sev eral more badly needed, and now is Ihe time to locate the same, before the iinpioveiuents are permanently fixed. There are solue however that are so narrow-minded and near-sighted they wdl not inovu a line of fence or give ground without damages, no matter how much behelit they might derive from it. And then our road law is so complicated and so much red tape to be used, and expi nsive, that Wit Very few have the time, means and inclina tion lo grajii le with il, m they prefer to have narrow lanes, gates and bars, which is generally a constant s tlrce of hard feeling, bickering and stiife. So, be libel'al and allow a road to be located aloi'g your outside lines at least, if yoil do have to btlil I a few rods more of fence. PiWK Viia.i.n. t;:nTii 11 nitK mill Sih rs. I.ndlcs' Fr 'iieh kid shies, 3.5); mens' Isints, $2 7.'; lit -ns' two-buckle slmc-i. $l.5 iU Vine' nt's. He is cltisin,' Hur b's go'id .ega dless of Cljst before putting in bis spi a; stuck, KV'rythiug ;le at similar pr.Oj.s. Now is tlie time to net baraiinti 111b iMil l,f,'fl llniiiiMly F r habitual constipation, dyspepsia altd kimircd ills, is tbt; tuinnus Oallfur 1 1 liquid fruit remedy Synlnof Fipi' It' strength ens as well as cleanses tbcss'cui, it is ea sily taken, an I perfectly harmless. For sale by all ilniugists. finch, ll.it.-liti it Wwodurd wlin'is ie a vents, r rtlatnl, Or. A i. oil. Ii.il Aiiirlu. For enterprise, push and a desire to get such gntiris us Will give the trnUevatlsfuetllltii J. T. Wright, the dr'ngclsi, li'itils all c.ntnife t It ion i liu hells I)f. linianklf's oiikIi thai hung stymi), because. Its tlie .oust nut k'lm; on tile nliirket for eOligbs, ecl s, croup .ind primary consumption. Prleu fit) eeniH and i. U Siluniles ireei MatiiifaCtiil-cd only by the (Jnlifornia Fig Syrup Co., ban Francisco, ('al., is Nature's Own Trno Iiii.utlvei This pleiifint Calllo-- nia li'iuid fruit renu'dv may be had of all drtiggl ts, at fl'ty celtts or one dollar. It Is til" liiitst ieasiiiit. p'-oinpt, ail I ell'ectivr reliieily known to cleanse the system; to act on the biver, Kidnevs, and II iVels Keittly yet til 'rouyllly ; to dlsnel 1 IcadaL'lies, Colds, anil Kfevcr i; to riure Coinuiiiition, In lljjus. tloh, and kindred ills, Nlnlll H.lu. Oiir iilnth iiuuui.l clearancih.siile of Dry mid Fancy (loods dull dent's Furnishlilg Koods Will continence' on Weilhesd ly, .Ian- u iry fith, lss7. a;id ci ii'inue tweniv 'glit d ivs. our HS'TI Hi) stock. wiUiU it reserve V. II be offi-fed A I" COW. We, kli II endea vor to iiiuke this side, If possible, inure hi- teres f 11 loour patiolis than our KUIUT former anil ml suk's, wldeli have bcio ne ImiiscI dl vmJ-iIs mid kno.vn 0j a niiilll' tudu oi pji p n, Karlv orders solieited. ' ObDSiV KIN'd. 18'J First fJtreet, Portland. Oregon, t io I .r I'llfcs ntn fi-tiipimilljr preceded by a scil'e rif weight In the back, lulus nil J lower pHt of t lio ribiiouieit, cnuslllg tile patient to stlp' I pOKti ho lets aome nffe llmi of llio kidneys til nelfelili Hllg orguli. At tltiien, syniptniitstif I hiillKcmioa arts ptcsctit, llatuleiiuv, uneasv neon of tlib utoiimcli, etc, A moisture llc I leMplratlou, producing .( very dlnaifrcoidJIO 1 tcbing utter ceithtir wariti, Is a uoiiuiloit I tieilutliil. llllud, TflcrdhDc, dlid llubbii; ! fllM yield at oiieo to Hid applh..tlon or Of. i lukifuko.s l'lln lleini'di'. whleli it(l dlr. i lU upon me pans eoecteu liiiilor, nllajlux the i l'KKii a ncrliuiieut (ii; Aiiore. i nn ur, uou Kaiiy, l'iipu, u, Hold Union, ittrrm' List of Patents. The following is a list of patents for Union county, now inf'tlm land office at Lu (Jrande, Oregon. The patents are uncalled for, and' are awaiting claiinents. '1 )ioy will be delivered up- on the Surrender of the duplicate He- eeivcr's receipt : I Amrott, Steve, Hd. No. (2r; Ames, i Erastus II., hd. MS; Allen, Ccorge W. cash, I'li; isarnes, Nunuel i..hil. zi l; Bartlctt, Andrew J., cash. MOD; Burch, Mtlchcr, cash, 11IM ; Brewster, Her man S., caili, 1108; Chandler, Danitl, a. c. s., 1)2; Creighton, Mary J., hd. 1119; Childers, James P., hd. 192; Car nahan, Newton L., cash, MSG; Chan dler, James W cash, 1(118; Dean, Francis M., hd. 71(1; Dakau, Hiram, cas h, 70S ; Davis, Josiao, hd. 1 1 lo ; Er win, Hobert L. cash, 11)18 ; Enloe Cy rus i., a. s. s., 8(5; John Ftirman, ad minislrator estate of Jas. S. Dill, cash. r!2; Fuller, Levi, hd. 1; Fine, Wil liam, hd. Tin; Fox, Loroj M., cash, 1(51)8; Fine. A bra in, cash, fi2(i; Faulk ner, Albeit E.. hd. 1032 : Oaloway, John, hd. 818 ; (!ro.siuan, ('asia-r, hd. 1211 ; (lovette. Peter, cash, M0(5; (iale, 'osc h. hd. r.SD; Havdcn. Elmer E., cash, 11!).'5; Hayes, John W.. hd. 1112; Hcrnden, James B , hd. lll).r; Hinklv, Chailes F.. hd. 1111 ; Harris, Nil.-on J., a. c. s., .'I; Havdcn, Bartonesch, hd f.S I ; Johnum, Chailes 11., cash, 018; Legi lt, Albert, hd. 1012; Lagranih ur, Moise. hd. (528; Micon, John, cash, (it; MeCully, Win. A., s. c. s., .r)2; Malson, Danii 1 P., cash, -180; McAllister, James, cash, lfS:i; Mcj.lemre, William II , cash, 1000; McDonald, John, cash, 0.T2: Mitchell, Frtderick. ii.es.. oO; McNutt, Horatcr, cash. 1:500; Newman, Anion II. , cash, 2(5:t; Northcott, Leon aid L., cash, lofifi; Patterson, James, cash, 221; Porter, John P., hd. (58, U.ilston, John, cash, (5(5 ; Header, James IC, cash, 8fifl; Sehatrer, Logan, hd (i'.I'I ; Sturgill, Joi 1 M., cash, 85)1 ; Stnr gill. Francis II. (heirs of) hd. 021; SlitbhlOlit Id, Thomas J., cash, 05, Saunders, Patiiek A., hd. llUn; Smith. William A., hd. :H(l; Smith, Elijah, cash, 1211; Sanders, Clayborn F., hd. 1072; Shoemaker, Joseph, cash, 2(51; Saniins, William P., hd. 1070; Slttrgill, John J., cash, 81)5; Sturrill, Jacob P., hd. 1155; Thompson, William II. , min eral, l.'H 2; Will on, Cameron J., cash, 21(5; Watt, George, cash, 1X7(5; Wha lcn, John, cash, l(5;il ; Wilkinson, Wil liam, hd. (51(5; Worimuk, Crawford W., hd. KKSS; Wilkinson, John, cash, 121)8: Wilson, J. A. A., cash, (50; Yocuni, Hobert F.,hd. 112:,; Zeveilv, John M , cash, lOJII. IlKNItV HtNKHAltT, Hcglster. Foi rest drove, Oregon I Imvc been t oubleii many years with weakness of the kidney ail have tried Minny iliU'ei-ent reniedies, sought aid ft' mi (lill'erent physicians anil ( ven Clanged ell lil.ite to olitaiti nlief. but have met. will iiitliirernut success. lieariug tlirntn;)i a lYicnil, of tlie value of the Oukuo.n Kiunkv Ti'.A. I obtained a box of it and buvo il ri ved creator lieiielit from it than auytlilng else I have yet found. .I.T. HUFF, W. (Japps, Mi I)., Sifgeon and homeo pstbic. physician. Uuii n Oregon. Nlr.V THIS WHEKi c. aiticiu Wo. ild invite the a:teiitlou of the people of I'n on county to Ids very lud assort ment of Patent SViedicines TOILKT AKTJCLES, iSPECTACLlilS, ETCi (loods are not sold at cost, bat nrires are 01 'Alt AN I'KHI) TO 1112 AS LOW", idld in many dues I .wc Until olhef.i who pretend to sell at co.st. I lltri idtttfl Itn.lii' taMl I S.dlellcli. It. 0. (ilfKIO. Main Street, Fnion, Oregon j JYi UAUhYKtiV C'fJii Watch ma Iters Jewelel'H, I'nloii, - Orefjon, Clocks and Jewelry rof Sale. Hi dili lii(r nt .Miiilshito Ituti A. ('all and exiimine our pi.o Is and pri' ti'. , RliOPimiiDl j I desire to limn un e to the tieoplc hi I eeia r.l. and of Union in particular, that 1 Have rt-(ii ii -ii my CABINET SHOP, COKNI It FIliHt' find C HTHHIr-1. nil. I itiup-.p r-dto do Abb KIXIS OF UK 1'A filled, ami iilsoinitvu. BOOM and SAStt TO OHDICK, TIJHNINO NBATLY KXKCUI'KO. A slniris of III pul I c pa'ronitc sollcltid. All orders ruuptly attended to, II. C. IJMFHV, tJnion, Or. UTICF, FOH J'UHIil0AHON. ! Ia.NK Ori'lOB AT b dllAMln. Oltl'.OONl I , Joniinry 'Jit, Is7; f I Notice Is llMeby gllrelt lllilt the following named settler has II iu ilti'ici; of bis hiten I Hon pi make fluid proof hi suMioft ilf his claim, ami ih'lt said iiroof will be made be fore the KeKHturiiiHl llec'dverilt JiiOrailde, Ongoil, on March PI, P87. vl.; ic lii.i ii V r, Ii, D.8. Mn Wxi i..r h Hluilf HH nilnrlrr H-r. 1H mi I SK i tl rter NF. ipni-tur Sic. 10 i.H I NV NVVt-'ec 'M. Tp. 7 ."en Hi. Ilaiie 41 Ii. W. ,I. Jin names die fol.owh witue ses to rove ld continuous residence tt tin. mid i ultlviillOa o', said buid. vlr: Daniel Fruit. I'. H Davis, Jl nini II Hrs, mid David Finely, all of Keithipj, Ull on coun ty, Oicsoa. . IIKMIIV JtlNKIMtlti j n.CJ wO. Hcglster. V- , .. i i Dissolution of Co l'artnrrfhlpi The (.'o-pprtuershl l er-idfofo exlHtlng between iho iuidurliut'd. under tho fhii JbllNll: ImUitiiitNi , uiiKiiruing inn ; nauiii nun siyu m - i umaii, inrrcy wur iteuH'. Hulling, and Ii Oils day il smivetl Dy uiuiuul Coiieuut: fm J'ftte.Wcuilt-; I Hortlit.id. Oregon, Lite. : tWL , ti v D IJ' Hrrf tiWiHrri) li .! "f S I ESTItATS. Taken up. Dec. 13th. IRsii. hv A. Jl. Con. ley. at bis farm on the Sand fiidgo. '4 milj.i North-west of Cove, mid atcrding to law duly , a!ed and appn vod hv Jasper O. Htevens, J. p., Cove precinct, XJnii n coun ty, Oregon ; One gray mare an I cop. hrnnded Z on right shoulder, about It hands h gh. One sorrel inarp, crippled ill front legs, hruiidelC M m loft tlimh, some wl.Itc in fata . about lui ik's high. One Rray nuuo and colt, branded HK on 'ufl 'li nibler and M C on left thigh about Uh hands high. One Munll ,ny mare with sonic white In forehead, branded am-of clubs on right ihiRb and Ti n left tblHi.souiefninr brands on left slmii'd t. about 1 1 hands, high. One old fb n bitten cray mare, branded triangle w th i bur In tup, un left uhoalder, about l.'i hull Is Jmi:!4. Our vellow m.n-e. branded C on left shoul der mil it i n left thigh, abo it 1M bauds high. Arcs of ab ive ti it determine I on aecotnt of thcniiimals be n ; unbroken nnd d llieult of approach. JasTI'iuiH HrKVK.vs. J. I. E STRAY NOTICE. A liberal rewn-il will be paid fortbe re turn of the following dcsetih'd animals, to the Undo signed at run tl Oregon.: One biy inaie. i n I c i.t, brani'c t III One b y mure with white fare nil les, brmuleil with arrow en left and on right ham. One luiv yearling horse, bian. led V on right, shoi.hl r. joiin t. witioitr. EST KAY NOTICE. Taken un Dec 1st. 1SS.I. at H e I. Tbomns Itfartu. t..onii'es Northeast oft eCive, Ore- g in. in-(no Y . I liouias, (n e snl-rel nrirn with brand on r gilt shoulder rc-einbling he letters V It combined, the riaht stem of the V foriu'n; the left stem of the II. Ah ait 1 i'v h tuds high, -I viars old. Ap lir.iised at fV) iy Jasper (I. sitevem. Jus tice of tlie Peace. SAVE YOUR SOLES T Al. Dicksons Iteol mid shoe shop. IWn (lours north of Uciisoii Urn's meat market. BOOTS and SHOES Made lo order out of Ihe best mate ilallohe obtained, and at prices nit low a till! lowest, Uepiili'liig eloiie with neatness and illsiiitt:h, ('heap for cilsh, 'riiomson & 1'iicsel are ageuls for the celebrated (Jycloue Wind Mill, ami as the prices on them hivebt!on great ly rciltleuil thev are now Wllllln tho reach of all, Sample mill to ho seen at their pliiiier in North Union, Call ami examine it , J. M. i 'A III O A No ary l'liblic II. F. WlhSON. Ii-( o. Clerk, Conveyancers and Abstracters. Abstr.iets to It if and Min'llg property furnislie I oil shut notice, il rcttsonitht.) rates. Sales of Heal and Mih'ng property UegO ti d -d, (.'oi.ectliln biiiiiiL'ss promptly at cud I t . O lice net do ir sotrh Of l'o-it'olllce, Un ion. Orngou. VV. P. PhodkaV, L D, Chronic Diseases a pccialty. OKKicMsConlet' Main and A streets, Union, Oregon. Change of Management I Having leased tbtl CENTENNIAL HOTEL An I thorough'y elbtell the smile, it wl'l 1)0 (1 uliicted oil ui i ii irelv 1 It r -nt plan tllitil heretofo ij at (I no p.iilH will be spared to iiiuke pal Kins coinfll ta.ilei In cdniieCtluh with the Hotel Is an elegant BILLIARD PARLOR Where the Finest Ijrmitls eif 5c OlGKAJE&iS arecou4aut 'y on hand Tbli I'utiotiRpuif the I'ltbllU is SolItUcdi H.Hlll.llslifd hi iJ7. lte-cstiibltsllOtl HOI. The IThlon kurserv Cuinnihtv .oiri'h fdf salt) for full mid spring traifu eif i-m tthd IS.S7, fouoa Fruit, Shade IVcds itlld Shrubbery, At l'i'isJtiH lo Ooi'i'OHiioiid iVitii tho llmoHi , liavhljc hui twenty yeafs' ijlpcrtcnca (he uuhcry business mid frdll urUwlh Id hi l llloil CoilntV, I fiollrlililo that 1 will ilil .1....! I .Li. 1 .li.. ..It,......f .t t..l .4.... il.u hi' lurniuini wiiiiv ino i iiiouin ui i.asiuru nv W, WaslibiKloii and Idalui Tetrllori! KUII moat need. 1 nlil ksiib clrciihim spoil, for ftPb dUlfi" Hi tltlil, fiivliig lint of vurfellrs iiitl lrH,'Mi Fdf itiflller vrtlcnluU; hiilifcMt Jt.t).Mt!KUi I'KOI'iUKWM, in i n Jn'AKVl t
