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AHRIL 12. 167:
JKIDAY,
TTOAVX AND fOtXTT,
Tho Enterprise jor ui v,c-t,
WmfnrntbtheENTKnPB.3 to clubs
f five subscribers
cents, commencing
and upwanis, iui .j
with the i-sue of the
ir.ih of March
an J ending with tne :ine
Of June 7th
which will contain the c lec
tit Democrats
tion returns. e - -
I in see to it that the paper is m the hands
of every voter in the
Bend us the first list !
county. Who will
W L- d.wtre to call the
attention of our
loiter from 1
C. Ilvde. Esq.,
' ,v " . . ......
fCanvon City. It explains use...
- Rett hvei.-Mayor Charman returns
;ih;. week from his trip to San Franc.sco
Vhere he has been to purchase good.
LxctvkM". Duniway lectured iu
town on Tuesday evening. F.eing absent
, ,ve missed the opportunity of hearing her.
Kkw Mi?sirvWe.re indebted to Mr-tr.
1. Del'rans. at Cray's music store. Fort
Hand for a new piece of music, entitled
Dexter's Gallop, "? by CeoLDrown.
Men
Wanted. The. ick anu au-.n
ii...,.
F Cnirtnanv
want 400 men. to wmiui urj
U-ill pay S2 23 per day. in coin. Here
is
good chance nr an vw... ..,.
. ' SKWixiTsTiOKV. The Ladta Sewing
Society of the Episcopal Church will meet
nevt Tuesday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. J. W. Sellwood.
Do you want some nice California but
ter, or anything else in the line of grocer
ies, canned fruits and vegetables? Call
nt the Lincoln Bakery. Sign newly paint
.l and hung diagonal.
The Wkatheh. The weather in
town
a. r:i i. week has been like
a wo-
A lt.mp).r van ib'e and changeable.
in in
AVoud
r if
Mrs. Dnntwavs s presence uau
anything to d with it'
Unwki.i.. We are sorry to learn that
Ir. Saffarrans is (niite. unwell but hope to
nee h im out acrain m a
few davs. In the
meantime the duties of County Treasurer
are performed by Lis Deputy, Mr.
uiiiirs McCarver.
Jeo-
Rkugioi s
Seuvicks. Bishop Morris
will preach in St. Paul s (Episcopal)
Church in this city on Sunday next at the
regular hours of mMtiinc and evening
p-rviee. Tlo; Rite of Confirmation will
be administered at one of these services.
Bk; lit. ast.
-The largest blast of the
season was discharged on the Locks on
Tuesday. Fruients of rock were thrown
into Main street, and many of 'he build
ings were shaken by the force ot the con
cass'um. r.t.oWN Ui". A man at work on the
Locks went into the blacksmith shoii and
pit down upon a powder kotf in which
Ihero were 'some fragments of pow der. A
spark from the torjje fell into the k' p.
The man rose up and has not taken that
teat since.
Bao'..y Ct r. Mr. Kdcar
Foster, living
In Kagh; Creek precinct, one
day last
wei-k cut his hand
nearly off with an ax.
D was cut cross th
back of the hand from
Ihe (h ; t knuckle joint to the wnt. nearly
yev.-rinjr the hand. He will probably lose
the use of it.
Lanh O i :t: IUsinkss. The following
is a summary of the business transacted
at the Oregon city Land Office for the
month ending March 3t : acres sold for
cah G2S : original homstead entries 2423
eres : final homestead entries SSI acres :
l.ro-emptinns filed covering 1CU0 acres.
Writimj Scitooi.. Prof. Macrum open
ed his writing school on Monday evening
last with flattering prospects. Between
twenty and thirty pupils were in attend
ance. Young men and women have no
Tcuse tor idling away their evenings
when such facilities for improvement are
afforded.
Rv.rriiNKO. Mr. Joseph Sloan. ho last
week left here with a requisition to bring
Lack M:ck McCormick, indicted for the
murder of a half-breed named Tom. Mont
gomery. last spring
- . ,
returned
wilh liis
prisoner last r rnuy
r last
morning.
and he is
We have
now lodffeil in
the conniv jail.
now two
convicts in our jail charged wi
h
the crime of murder
Tub Amkkican Stuck J - xai We
: wish o call the attention of our leaders to
this, the oldest and most widely circulated
Journal of its class, devoted to the live
stock interests of the whole country. Each
number is handsomely illustrated with en
gravings, and contains many articles of
interest to every farmer and slock raiser,
.mnly $ 1 00 a year. Specimen copies free.
7 - Address N. I'". Boyer fc Co., Parkesburg.
f Chester County. Pa.
SrKcivi. Tic km. In view of the next
term of the Court being five months hence,
. nd there being two prisoners in jail for
.murder, the County Commissioners have
'petitioned for an extra term of the Circuit
:Court to try these cases. We have not
learned whether the. request has been
jlf anted or not.
Since the above was in type we learn
from the Portland dailies that there will
be a special term of the Circuit Court for
Clackamas county, to convene on the 2lth
in.H., for the trial of McCormick and En
gel. Parish Mkktinu. At a meetimr of Sf
Paul's Parish, on Monday. April 1. the
following persons were Vestrymen follow
ing persons were elected Vestrymen for
the present year : Messrs. Jolis Myers,
R. CaufieM, R. Smith. Chas. Logus. John
Shannon. S. I). Pope. II. L Kellv and A.
Noltner. At a mee'iug of the Vestry on
tne same evening. Mr. John Myers was
elected Senior Warden; and Mr. II. L.
Kelly appointed Junioi Warden. John
Myers was elected Treasurer, and A. Nolt
ner. Secretary. A special mee'iug of the
Vestry will "be held at the Church next
Friday evening. A full attendance is re
quested. AnnivKu. The machinery for the new
Pail and Tub Factory ha? all arrived and
is now being placed in running order un
der the direction of Mr. Clark who came
here for that, purpose. This machinery is
all new, manufactured to order in Win
ehendon. Mass.. and contains all the Lit
est improvements. F,,r the purpose for
which it is designed, it is the best on the
coast. The found uions of a new dry
house for the same comp.uiv have also
been laid. We are pleased to notice this
increase ot business in our city, and hope
that other m innfactnrers will come ami
avail themselves of the almost unlimited
water power we pofsess.
In the Phrenological Journal for April,
we find an abundance of that which is
pleasant to read and good to remember.
For instance sketches and portraits of W.
II. Aspinwall. the eminent merchant; Rob
ert S. Candlish, D. D., successor of Dr
Chalmers of Edinburgh; the Engineers of
the Mt. Cents tunnel ; besides admirable
articles on Right and Wrcng Views of
Lite; Respiration and its Apparatus; Ine
briate Asylums; History ot Photography
in America; Homes of Famous Americans;
Rocky Mountain Scenery; "Sritcb in
Time.' or the Alabama Question; Early
English Education, etc.; finely illustrated.
Price only 30 cts., or S3 a year. S. R.
Wells, New York.
Sudden Death. Albert Malzny, a resi
dent of this city, was seized with an apo
plelic fit on Sunday evening while walking
along the basin and fell into the water.
lie was recited by parties aboard one of
the boats, but too late to save his lite.
The following i the verdict of the Cor
oner's jury :
Oregon City, Apiil 8. 1ST 2.
We. the undersigned jury, having been
duly summoned and sworn to examine in
to the cause of death of the dead body of
Albert Malzky now lying belore us. we
find by the testimony of witnesses and the
opinion of Dr. F. Barclay that the said de
ceased. Albert Malzky, came to hisdalh
from apoplexy whilst walking along the
basin whereby deceased fell into the river.
Signed: J. W. Caldwell. K. Ranch. J.
W. Stiattuck. C. M. Kester. Wni. Mnlier,
Al Deloy. F. Barclay. C rouer.
Missionary Convocation at Elgenk
City. W e learn that quite an interesting
Missionary Convocation of the Episcopal
Church was held in Eugene City last week.
beginning on Friday and continuing over
the lollowing Sunday. 1 here were pres
ent of the clergy the Bishop of this Di
cese.and the Rev. Messrs. Burton. Labcock.
Rosenberg, J. R. W. Sellvvoed and John
W. Sellwood. The services were largely
attended, and at the morning and evening
services on Sunday the church was filled
to overflowing, many having to go away
for want of room. At the afternoon ser
vice the Bishop baptized two children and
one adult and at ihe evening service con
firmed one person. .The Episcopalians
have a nice church, a school house and
dwelling house at Eugene City, ne are
glad to learn that Bishop Morris hopes to
be able to have services there at least two
Sundays in each month, and shortly to se
cure a lesident clergyman for them, who
will not onlv take charge of the parish
but also open a school which they sadly
need, and which doubtless can be we.
sustained from the very first. We are also
very much pleased to learn that the Rev-
Mr. Bubcock is meeting with good encour
agement at Corvallis. His services are
well attended; the second term of bis
school fins just opened with fitly pupils.
Bishop Morris is doing a good work in
Oi'-gon, which the people "will not be
long in appreciating. While some men
come hither to advance the material inter
ests of the country, he has come hither
and is advancing, with like energy and
skill, its educational and religious inter
ests. And how important these are to a
well ordered society, every reflecting
mind well knows. All the material pros
periiy in the world is only the bitterest
curse, where the head and the heart have
been uneducated rightly to use and enjoy
it.
'Back Lot; Srr:it:.s." In this unique
series of papers, now appearing in Soitm
kkk's Monthly. Mr. Warner, author t
v.My Summer in a (Jarden."' is doing his
best work. Here we have. in a pleasant
fiction of a talking group in front of an
old-fashioned country back-log, --pbilo
sophic suggestion, sarcasm that smiles,
no t sneers, bright bits of description, so
cial out-looks, and. enlivening all. a
fresh, '-crisp, yet juicy"' and delicious hu
mor. Back-Lo'.j SiTnrKs have been quick
ly appreciated by the press. The New
York 'Hints says that these sketches, "for
light, airy, but genuine delineations of
character, have rarely been surpassed by
any writer of the present day.' The Hus
ton, Irdtiscript says that "for delicacy of
touch, quaint sentiment, and quiet humor.
Back Lou Sitoiks are the best of things
in their way." The Xntion thinks that
Back-Lou Srt iut'.s No. III. "renews and
increases ihe evidence given in his previ
ous performances th;it we have iu him a
humorist ot full merit." Writing of one
of these papers, tin; N. Y. Mail savs it is
the "best thing he has written, and the
best thing in its way any American or
English magazine has hud for many a
dav;"' and the Jinstou Commercial JJuihiin
says: "Back-i.oi; Srroirs constitute a de
cided hit in magazine literature." An
other of hese delightful papers will ap
pear in the April number of Sckibxek's
Monthly, which will be for sale by all
Booksellers and Newsdealers. $4.00 a
year, 3 ct;. a number.
SCRIBNEI! & CO..
C54 liroudvoay yew York.
Democratic IIatform.
The followinp; is the platform
adoptod by the Democratic St.tte
Convention at The Dalles on Wed
nesday last :
lisolvftl, 1. That we the Pcmoc ratio pa rt3"
of the State of Oregon, are pledged to a
strii t construction of the Constitution, the
restoration arid preservation of the rights
of the States to rcgu'ate their internal affairs,
and especially the elective franchise, free
from t!ie co ntrol or i preference of the Gen
era! Govern iiu-nl; the protection of individ
ual rights in accordance with the fundamen
tal laws of the land, including the rights to
the writ of habeas corpus, trial by jury and
freedom from unreasonable t-eaiches and
seizures.
2. That we are opposed to every sprcie?; of
corruption in all departments of the Munici
pal. State and National Governments.
3. That our motto is, no privileged clashes
and no privileged capital.
4. That we are in tavor of a tariff to raise
money only for the necessary expenses of
the Federal Government, aud not for the
benefit of monopolists.
5. That we view wi;h alarm the flagrant
rnd open violations of the Constitution by
the party no' controlling the General Gov
ernment, in the'passase and enforcement of
the Reconstruction and Kil Klux laws, and
the corruption and fraud which charactei izes
their administrat ion of every department of
Government, and we pledge ourselves to u-e
all lawful and peaceable means to secure a
speedy correction of these outrages and
usurpations.
0. Tiiat the freedom, welfare and. rights of
the people are superior to the interests of
incorporations, and should be protected
agaiu.-t ihe exactions ot oppressive monop
olies. 7. That, we favor the appropriation nf the
fund avi-ing from the sale of the swamp
lands to purposes of internal improvement
and the Mid of common schools-
S. That the construction of locks at the
Falls of the Willamette is a judicious and
effective safeguard of the commerce of the
Willamette Valley, and we favor legislation
to the end that the commerce of the Colum
bia river may oe in like maimer beiietited
and protected.
9. That the thanks of the people of Ore
gon are due our pre-ent State administra
tion lor its suecjful efforts in securing to
the State the grants of land which other
wise would have fallen into the bands of
grasping corporations
''Sir," sttiil to mo an irrate little
gentleman of about four foot dev-
en inclios "I would have you know,
sir, that I have been well brought
upl" I looked down on him. "Pos
sibly," I sakl ''but yo-a havei't
been brought uytfar"
Letter from
Hyde.
Caxtox Cut, Grant County,
Oregon, March 29. 1872.
Editor Okkgon City Enteui'rise bear
Sir: I desire through your paper to in
form all concerned, that, inasmuch as the
Republican State Convention had no riafU
nor reason to nomiudte me as Vieir candi
date for Prosecuting Attorney of tbe 5th
Judicial Distiict, I would most positively
decline the nomination for that or any
oher political station, or the bestowal of
any farors upon me by tne Republican
party or Convention as such within their
power to confer.
ery Respectlnlly onrs.
T. C. Hyde.
Editor of the Enterprise : -Some time
since voti muae a nonce in your columns
in regard to '-a-born (jack haing brought
1 young lady triena or yours to the
verge of the grave," and that said attack
took from her the "pay in advance and
guaranteed a cure, which, he utterly failed
in accomplishing." iNow. while I do not
wish to injure the professional reputation
of this remarkable all-curist," Imut
say that this treatment of me was most
shameful, and thai he brought me to a bed
of sickness which has lasted for over five
months. I did Dot write this to criminate
t lis quack, but after so long and painful a
sickness, from which I have about recov
ered. I desire to return my grateful th inks
to Dr. A. J. Chapman, to whose medi-al
skill, next to God. I to-day owe uiy life.
1 am fast recovering my former health un
der his treatment. Thanking you to give
this a place in your columns.
I remain your friend.
Cai.lie Davis.
Portland, April G. 1872.
Information Wanted Of William D. W.
Yeager, who left Comanche, Iowa, in iflay,
18f;, in company with William Weslsh and
family. Any person having any knowledge
of him, will confer a great favor by com
municating the same to the undersigned, his
mother, .who is aged, auiicted, aud m sore
need of his assistance, it alive.
ANGEL1NE YE ACER.
Quincv, Illinois.
Papers thronghou OrcKon and Washing
ton Territory are requested to cop .
V7IL.I.IAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
Office, No. 04
PORTLAND,
Fruiit Street,
OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND, in the most desirable
localities. consisting of LOTS, HALF
BLOCKS and BLOCKS. HOUSES and
STORKS; also
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located iu ALL parts
of the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents, in this CITY
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
TOIilFS, "with great cure and on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HO EXES' .and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS Ol'
ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COL
LECTED. At d a General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the
CTTIES and TOWNS in the STATE, will re
ceive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the same to the above address.
Feb. .i, 1S71.
FALLS EiCA)lPMK.T 0. i, I. O.
- Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on the
FirST AND THIRD TUESDAY EVENING
of each m uith. Patriarchs in good stand
ing are invited to attend.
Fe!. 8, lS72-tf
For the very bet photographs, go to Brad
ley & Rulofson's Gallery wiihovt STAIH.---17
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR,
Montgomery Street, San Franci.co.
AGENTS FOIt THE EXTEP.PltlSE.
The following persons are authorized to
act as agents for the Enewipkisk :
J. M. Baltimore, Portland, Oregon.
Thomas Bojce, Sau Francisco.
L. P. Fisher, "
Hudson A Menet.41 Park Row, New York.
Geo. P. Rowel 1 & Cc, 40 Park Row, New
York.
Abbott .t Co., No. 82 & S4 Nassau street,
New York.
Hud-on, Menet it Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
Coe. Wet'.erill Co., ;)7 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Religions Services.
St. Paul (Episcopal) Church, the Rev. Jchn
v . Sellwood, rector. Services on Sunday
at lnfj a. m and 7 p.m. Sunday School
ana wioie class at 2 p. m.
1st Contrregational Church Scuts Free
Morning Services, 10.
Sabbath School 12 o'clock M.
Evening Service 7 o'clock.
Rkv. E. Gehuy, Acting Pastor
rK&YER MEETINGS.
fiundav evening,.
H o'clock
7 o'clock.
Tuesday eveniug,.,
M. E. Church, Seats Free.
Morning Services lo.3o,
Evening Services 7 o'clock.
SOCIAL MKKTINO".
Class Meotinjr following Morninsr Servces.
Prayer Meeting Thursday eveninar 7 co'clok.
Sah'hath School ;it 2 o'clock P. M.
SUICIDE CO .113111 TED
As the result of an inactive state of liver
and stomach, producing headache, obtuse
intellect, dullness, despondency, dementia,
and finally insanity, is no uncommon occur
rence. All these disageeable symptoms and
bad feelings are most certainly dispelled by
the use of Ir. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It revitalir.es and builds up the
whole system. A little book on Chronic
Diseases sent free. Artdres3 R. V. Pierce,
M. I)., BurT.do, N. Y. Golden Medical Dis
covery sold by all druggist-t.
Tlie Trufc Groiimfc of CuafitU nrr.
Whence comes that firm reliance, that abso
lute, undoubting faith in the efficacy of Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for in
digestion, billious disorders, intermittent and
remittent fevers, which notoriously prevail
in all parts of the United States? This con
fidence has been growing f.r twenty year,
and it is stin extending. It is n,t the re-mlt
of credulity; it has not been engendered bv
any human device, but is the spontaneous
and natural consequence of "experience.
What people see daily going on under their
own eyes they cannot question. When fam
ilies in unhealthy di.tr.cts that resort to this
wholesome vegetable tonic, as a preventive,
e-cape periodical fevers, and their immedi
ate neighbors, who neglect this . precaution,
are prostrated by the disea-e". how is it pos
sible that the phenomenon shmild be with
out its lesson? In like manner when it is
seen that obstin-ite cases of dyspepia. of
liver complaint, of constipation, of nervous
weakness, and of general debility yield to
the operation of the famous remedy, how
can even incred ility itself withhold its en
dorsement? Eyewitnesses of the salutary
etT-cts of the Hitters are to be found in ev
ery civilized settlement on this continent.
Tbe thousands upon thousands who owe
their restoration to health and .strength., or
their preservation from sickness, to its ex
trnordmary medicinal prope: ties, are enthu
siastic in its praise. The multrtu'des who
make public therr est mate of its virtue,
are always ready to state their reasons for
melanin iriat is in thm ITw hv.rp ?l
ortherfelr or witnessed its beneficent opera
tions. I
T C
Special
INFALLIBLE WORM SYRUP FOR CHIL
DREN. Messr. Knight & Brothers, Whole
sale and Retail Merchants, Canby Station,
Oregon, are mv authorised agents for the
sale of the Infallible Worm Syrup, who will
constantly keep a supply on band.
DR. J. W. VAN DEN BERGH.
Salem, March 32, lS7'2.tf
Thin hair thickened, baldness ured, and
gray hair made lo leturn o us youthful col
or by tbe use of Hall' Vegetable Sicliani
Llair Iienewer.
Important to the L.imI!c0
1 have just received a supply of Clark's
Spool Cotton, Oil and Needles, to suit the
Fioience Sewing Machine, which are fo.- sale
at the lowest market price.
I go lo Sau Francisco to purchase gods
for the Spring trac e on the next trip of the
Oriflarnme. So look out for a tiue stock at
1 educed rates.
Narch 23:tf THOMAS CHARMAN.
Multnoinuli I-oil-e lo. 1. A. K. nntl
A. W. Holds its regular mi uiumca
tions 011 the Firtt ! Third Satur
day in each mouth, at T o'loi'k from
the 2oh of September to th 2'Jth of
March, and 7i o'clock from 2-'th of
March to the 2tu ot September, isreui
ren in good standing are inritedto attend.
Iec. J3.l bO, Jiyorusror v - Ji.
f-loo5ivl Tfotloo.
Isptgestios i lh tauno t( Din-tanVh it all
disease tlie living xnachiiiu is nubjeet x l vit
tone to the stomach and digestive c-rtan. aud yo
will save more than naif in your doctoi lam.
c flt-nl- . crltrbralvd 1 I . uil terra, ay rttCOZR
mended by all physicians to Dv.sricrTirs and
AM. COMPLAINT!- of t!e L.IVKR AWU DHiKSTlTB
OiioAJis. jSee advertisement in another column.
Oregon Loclge No. 3, I. O. or O. F.
esiSrvv Meets every Thursday even
ing at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's
fti" Hall, Mains eet.
Members of the Order are invited to attend
Ity order. IV. G.
Kcbecca. Degree L.oilyc So. .4, . O. O. V
Meet on the Second and Fourth
TUESDAY EVEXdXGS,
of each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Members of the Degree aie invited to
attend.
f. UCKLAT.
CIIA. U WA It It UN.
HUELAT a WARRED
Attorneys at Law,
OFFICE CBARMAK'S liKICK, MAIN STKEKT,
OREC.ON CITY, OREGON. .
March r,, Ls72:tf
ATTORNEYS AND COL'XSELORS AT-LAW,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE CO CRTS
of the State.
vT.Specinl attention given to cases in the
U. S. Land Ollice at Oregon City.
April 5, lS7'2:tf
fraCf?!! ft !vm
DENTIST,
TT
J.V er First n Washington Sts.
Nitrous Oxide administered.
Portland.
n2:U.
Administrator's FJotice.
Tf HAVE BE EX APrvUXTEO BY THE
- Count" Court of Clackamas County, Urefron,
the Administrator of the estate of J. S. McCaui-
mun, deceased. All persons having claims acaiiist
saul estate will present them to me dulv verified
within six months of this date at the office of
Johnson i: JleCowii, Lawyer. Oretfoti City, Ore
gon. A. J. JUrCA.YlMO.N,
April 1, !S72:w4 Administrator.
Motice to Creditors.
Estate of John K. Dickey, deceased.
r
OTICE IS 1IEUE11Y GIVEN THAT WE
the undersigned, have been appointed Ad-
ministrators ot the atove named estnte; And all
perrons havmur claims against the said estate, are
hereby required to present them, with the proixT
vouchers, witiiin six months from the date of ttiis
notice to the undersigned at the late residence of
deceased, in Cutting's precinct, Clackamas coun
ty, State of Oregon.
RAYMOND DICKEY,
-9 JAMES O. DICKEY.
Dated, April 2, !S72:w5.
Citation.
In the County Court of Clackamas county, for
the State of Oregon. In the matter of the
Estate of Francis Jones, deceased.
J.
J. GAUD, ADMINISTRATOR Or THE
aoovc named Instate witti tlie ill annex
ed, having tiled his final account, and prayed to
be discharged, it is ordered by tlie Court that
Monday, the Hth day of Mar, 18(2, be set apurt
as the day for hearing objections to such tm.il tic
count and the settlement thereof.
J. K. WAIT,
Attest. County Judge.
J. M. FRAZER, County Clerk. ap5w4
EYEmG WRITING SCHOOL
FOR
Ladies & Gentlemen.
C10MMENCINO MONDAY" EVENING,
) April 8, 1872, in the rooms formerly oc
cupied br Prof. Pope's Grammar School, on
ptsiiR .tmsonic nan. acnooi m Msmnn rmi i
evenings each week, from 7 to Hi o'clock.
Terms Five dollars pef term'of twentv
four lessons. See specimens at the Prttoflice.
I. ALLEN MACUU.M,
March 1K wfl Instructor.
Stockholder's Ftfleetiria.
T
HE ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE
election of Directors of the Oregon Citv
Manufacturing Company will be hold at their
ollice, in this city, saturdav, April ii7, 17
li. .1 ACOP, President.
M. A. Stratton, Secretary. ' w'2
SPRING & SUMMERQOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
DEALEIt IS
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES.
CROCKERY, NOTIONS, AC.
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY.
PRODUCE of all kinds bought, for which I
pay the highest market price.
If jou desire cood Goods, at LOW Friccs.
call at I. SELLING'S, and examine his fresh
slock of Spring Goods.
GIVE ME A CALL AND CONVINCE
YOURSELVES-
Mv Motto is, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
I. SELLING.
April 14. !P71:tf
Patrick and Francis Donnelly-
SEVERAL YEARS AOO TWO YOUNG
men, brothers, named respectively as
above, quitted Ireland and settled in the In
ited States of America. Should both or
ither of them be sMl alive, or if otherwise
fhouid they have left after them children
lawfully begotten, the survivors are hereby
informed that by late events they hare be
come entitled to considerable- property, and
are advised to correspond without delay on
jher subject of their newlv acquired rrght,
witlr " JAMES SIN N0TT, ESQ.,
IS Lower Ormoud-quay, Dublin,
March 15, 172.wS Ireland.
Ed I m km fc
X. POPE,
Grocer & Provision Dealer,
Next door south of the Court tIoue,
Main Street, Orgou City, Oregon,
DEALER IN
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COFFEE, TEA , SUGAR,
FLOUR AND MfcALof all kinds,
PICKLES. SO VP, SALT,
CANNED FRUITS and OYSTERS,
Also, all kin Js of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
BUTTER," CHEESE and EGGS,
TOR A WO and CIGARS,
GLASSWARE, Etc., Etc.
All kinds of country Produce t;ikn in ex
change for goods at the highent mai ret rates.
I-S? Goods delivered in tht ity frte of
ci urge. A fair dit of patronage solicited
ilarch 23, lS72:lf
REAL ESTATE, SEAL ESTATE
JACOB STlTZUL,
C. C. WAY.
JAC03 STiTZEl & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO STITZEL & UPTON.,
rn fk a "vr"
k i IZm L g
X K D
Cor. Front ami t"a.kli i ngt;ii Sts.,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Special attention given to the sale of farm
ing lands aud city property. All corres
pondence relating to the recources ot Ure-
gon will be promptly answered-
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
Published monthlv. Sent free of charge to
iny address.
JACOB STITZEL & CO.
March 15, lS72:tf
Sheriff Sale.
f.PY VIRTUE OF AX EXECUTION AND
order of sale, issued out of ihe Circuit Court
of tlie State of Oregon, for the county of Clacka
mas, tinted tne I, tn day ot March, A. J., hi'l,
and to me directed, pursuant to a decree in favor
of J. 1. ftrowbridge, Administrator of the est ate
of John Torrence, deeea-.it, plaintilt, and ayainst
tieoiie Aoernatiijr and lliram Clark, domi? busi
ness under the firm name of Ueorire Abernothy
and Co., defendants, for the sum oi sixteen thou
sand, three hundred rnd, tfreiity-one dollar. $!.-
3J1 00, and the further sum of t wentr-eikfht
3(1-1(10 dollars cost and disbursctuoata, hy Tirtue
of a decree of foreclosure of iuort:irs eu il
estate, 1 bare, on thi iSth day of U jrck. A. 1).
1M72, leviod on the tillowiiii' descriLd ur-U of
laud, specitied m said decree iui ordHi' ui ie
lollow, to-wit : Eot number seTeu, 7, iu 11 lock
number one, 1, and the nortU hilf of lot nuniUut
seven, in Block number twenty-mne, 29, m Ore
gon City, Clackamas county, Oieyon, as desig
nated uion tde oiiicial maps thereof, tosrettier
with the appurtenances thereunto belonyinir or
in anywise appertaining, as thu property of the
said ueoig-e Abernethy and Hiram Clark, determ
ents, iind ou Hatuiday, the 27u day of April, A.
I)., 1S72, at tlie hour ol one o clock p. m. ot .said
day, iu front of the Court llouse, in Oreiron City,
in said couiuy, I will proceud to sell the same to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy sail execu
tion, costs and accruing costs.
A Kill UK V Alt NEK,
Sheriff of Clackamas count y, Oregon.
Dated Oregon City, March 28, 1H72. wl
Sheriff Safe.
Y VIRTUE OS' AX EXECUTION AND
order of sale, sued ci:t of th? Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for ti:r- soiir.tyof Clacka
uiiis, dated the 37ttidaf of -larch, A. D., 1572,
and to me directed, pursuant tr a decrc in favor
of Henry liumbel, plaintitt, and i;faint John
Stego, defendant, 1'jr the sum o? two thoe-and
and ld'teeu i.'-100 dollars, in V. . old coin, ?.r.d
the further sum of forty-seven 0G-1O0 dollaisccsts
and disbursements. Hy Tirtu? of adecirw of iou
eiosnre of mortgage on real estat 1 liars this
2th day of March, A. L., 1S72, levied ou tlio 4j1
lowinsr described tracts or jiarcels of town lots,
situate in Oregon ("ity, Oregon, speeilidl in said
decree and order of sale as follows, to-wit: The
undivided one-half of lots numbered four, 4, and
five, .r), in liloek number twenty-three, 23, accoid-ing-
to the plat of said town now on tile in the
County Clerk's otliee of Clackamas county, Ore--tron,
toilet lier wiih the hereditaments and anper
tenanees thereunto belonging or in anywise ap
pertaining as the property of said John Site'e,
and on Saturday, tne 27th day of April, A. D.,
1872, at the hour of one o'clock p. iu. of said day,
in front of the Court House door, in Oregon City,
iu aid count y, I will proceed to sell tlit same to
the highest bidder, for V. S. gold oain, to tify
aid execution, costs and aceruinj? conts.
AKTliUii WAKNER,
Sheriff of Clackamas county, Oregon.
Dated March 28, lS72:wl
Guardian's Sale.
VOT1CE IS IIERDliY UIVKK TP AT, BY
-l-1 virtue of an order of the Honorable County
Court of the .State of Oregon, for tfce couuty of
Clackamas, made at the February term, 1H72, 1
will sell to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in Oregon City, Clackamas county, on Sat
urday, the 4th d iy of M ir, 1M7J, at public auc
tion, "the following described real estate, the pro
perty of the minor heirs of Enos Slorer. deceased,
to-wit: Lots numlered on, 1, two, 2, tire, 5, six,
H, screii, 7, aud eight, X, iu Block numbered sixty-two,
in the town of Oregon City, county of
Clackamas, .State of Oregon.
Terms of Kale. Ouc-half down and the re
mainder in two equal quarter-yearly payments,
necurcd by mortgage.
T. J. TAYLOR,
Guardian of M. E. Plorer, E. A. Slorer, A.
J. 81over aud C. T. Jslorer, Minors.
Summons.
In the County Court for Clackamas county, State
nf ( )r-iron.
A. MElli, Flnmf itf, )
Civil action to' recover
money.
E. A. OIBSON, Deft. ;
To the above named Defendant:
'OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND RE-
nuired to at'iiear in the above entitled
Court and answer to the complaint of t he plain
tiff, tded in the above entitled action, within ten
days from tire date ?f the serriee of this sum
mons upon you, if served in ChcktMntv county;
and if served in any other county f this (state,
then within twenty days from such service; and
if served by publication, you are notified and re
inired to appear and answer said complaint on
or before the 1st Monday in May, 17 J, that be
ins the first day of the next term of the County
Court fir Clackamas county, Oregon, which will
lie held next, after the expiration of the period
prescribed by the order of said Court for tlie pub
lication of this summons ; a"nd if you fail so to
appear and answer, tlie plainti:f will take judg
ment airainst you for the sum of $14( id, with
leiral interest from June 7th, 171,- and for costs
and disbursements of this action ; the said action
lK-inir brought by plaintiff to recover the afore
said balance due on book account for merchan
dise Hold defendant bv plaintiff. And yju are
further notified, that the Hon. J. K. Wait, Judge
of said County Court, on the 5th day ot Febru
ary, 1872, made an order directing the summons
to'lm served by publication in the Oregon City
Enterprise for six successive week.
WARREN & FOKBES,
March I, lR7J:w6 1'Itf's Att'ys.-
IMPROVED
SAP3D3AYVS
?Iolfing Mnelilrte,
2QIiTISEHS,
A n ! eve t description
'of Wood-workinjr Ma-
chinery and Planincr
Mill supplies. Address
BERRY A- PLACE,
Machinery Depot,
112 CaJiforma St. Sau Francisco.
nov24eow0m
Administratrix's Notice.
TV OTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN T II AT THE
undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
mtnistratrix of the Estate of Lawrence Bnrns,
deceased, late of Clackamas county ; therefore,
all persons having claims a-raiust eaid Estate are
required to present them tonte. pi-opcrly veritied,
at tne amce or .jonnson & jlcttiwn, within mx
months from, date.-
MARY A. BURNS,
Admr'x of the Estate of Lawrence Bums, dee'd
.1 1 lil. .-t . ot- .ucco v , Att vs
March 15, 1S72. "n
ma!5w4
Fair Warning.
JR.
4 be
K ALSTON'S ACCOUNTS MUST
reit.ed r;rbt away to save costs.
"aliKEN .t FORBES.
Ore-cn City, farch 15, 1875'. tf
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE!
Fall and Winter Trade
HAVING RECENTLY FILLED UP OUR
assortment of Imported Style in
Ladies' and Gents'
"VTe will take great pleasure in displaying
and leceiriug orders iroiii owr patrons and
th public generally.
We hae receired Ircm New York a tew
pair of the Ctdfbiated ELI HAT OPERA
liUTTON JTIiOM'S, by which a Lae Shoa
an ha turnad into a keiiatifil Uittoa G&iter
Will take wider, f.jr ike aauue at aigr ha.
We have the Pest and Latest Ptyla in
Misses' and Children's Button Gai er and
liil morals that are imported, but for good
substantial wear there are none that can
come up to our owu mak. e Warrant
them in evtry respect.
Seven entirelv New Stvles of Ladies and
M Uses' RUIMJERS. T eXillson, Congress,
Mane Antoinette, Queen's German, Velvet
Fruiit and Alaka. Lisfht. viish Durable
and Neat Fiiting. Also, a lot of Children's
Rubbers. Bring on your feet.
TO WOKKMTEX.
COitE AND SEE
CHAiilPICH BOOT
CUR
Respecttully,
rROTZHAN, GLLLIHAN c C0.3
Cor- Tront and ISorrison Sts-,
PORTLAND, RtGON.
HfC. 1. TS71;tf
CLIFF HOUSE,
MAIN STREET,
9,
Okkgox Citt. Ouigox.
'HIS POPULAR HOUSE HATING T5en
lateljr REFUTED and FURNISHED,
the Proprietors "-e now reedy t aoccomrno
dale their eu'-ouifrs wilh II A KD-FIN ISIIED
double or single re'iras. They inrite all thosa
fond of a GOOD MliA L and a GOOD BED.
to tail and iive them a trial, for they are
joiindent they .c piease everybody, because
tiiey f- know htiw to keep a Hotel."
Prices to suit the tunes and Evbkyeodt,
according to the rooms occupied.
Attached to the llonse is a
BATH ROOM,
For the accommodation of csutomers.
MERRIAM Jc FOUR MLR,
June 16. 1871 ;tf Proprietors.
LOST.
F
ROM THE UNDEIISI
ED. LIVING AT
inst , a Sorrel
Mare, about fifteen hands high: six years
old ; small white streak in the loreLsd, wilh
saddle marks; shod all amend. A(ny person
returniiijj sau mare or giyinjj information oi
her whereabouts, will be suitably rewared.
WM. II. M USUAL.
Canemah, Feb. 22, 1&72.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
PORTLAND, - - 0HEG0K.
JL. CURRY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
INVESTMENTS.
Commissioner Selecting Swamp and Over
flowed Lands.
Farm Lands sold and purchasers obtained
for all kind of landed property.
Valuab'e securities transferred in exchange
for real estate.
Loans negotiated on property, and titles
examined and determined.
Commissions solicited and executed with
fidelity and promptness.
Off ICE No. 14 Carter s Building; corner
of Alder and Front sheets.
Feb. 3. W0:tf
IEW GOODS
AT TUB
LiMC OL N0 AKERY.
WILLBAfS & HAROSriC,
HAVE JUST OPENED A FULL TARIE
iy of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND PROVISIONS.
The Bakery will be constantly suppl?cd
with fresh
BREAD, CR CKERS,
CAKES, PASTRY,
CANDIEs AND " SUTS'.
All of which will be sold at livinsr rates.
Remember that we do not sell goods at
cost.
Also,- please bear in mind that it takes
money to do business.
To "the farming tnide we wo'rfld say, CASH
for too", produce, anil CASH lor our goods.
Goods delivered to all parts ot the city.
Feb, Hi, lS72:tf
NEW HARDWARE STORE,
CORNET FRONT & STARK STS.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
JOHN IS. FOSTER
Is now receiving and cdTefs for sale, at the
lowest rate3, a full stock of
GUILDERS' .HARDWARE,
P3eChanics' Tools,
Tabic and Pocket Cutlery,
MINERS' GOODS
flails, Ropes, Shovels,
Anvils, Axes, Etc.,
Which he invites buyers to call and examine
before purchasing el-ewhere.
Would invite particular attention of buy
ers of Binldcrs Hardware and House Trm-
minus, either at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
May 2, Ib71:rn3 . JOHN R.FOSTER.
Fruit,
Shade,
Trees !
Garden,
Hedge,
Plants
KLOWEtt
Sn GARDEN SEEDS.
Apple and Crab, 100. 2 to 4 ft., 4: 4 to 6 ft., $5 W
I'ear.Std.extra,! yr.liartlett 4:c,3 to 4 ft.,uoz,
2 50
Seeds, Peach, bu.-,2; Apple, Owip, new, ou.,1 o"
rotaoes, White 1'each Blow, Early Jioe,lu., 2 oo
Seecllinirs, Soft Maple, l,o(i01; Ash,. 3; Kim. 2 00
Illustrated Catalogue, 100 page, and .New
Price" List . . l0c
F. K. I'XIOIIN'IX, lilocftmcetOB, Illinoia.
feb 2:W5
SiJ
A U CTION AJXD COMMISSI OA
A. 15. Ricliardson,
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oak trt,Prlai.
AUCTION SALES
Of Estate, Grocerii, GurlMrVm
dise and lior,
Every Wednesday and Sahtrimf !
A. B. Richardsoh, Auciionr
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refined Bar and Bundle Iron
English Square and Octagon Castataal
Horse shoes, Files, Raspa, siws;
Screw, Fry-pans, sheet iron, R. G. Ire
Also :
A large assortmentof Groceries and Liqra
A. 13. Riciiardson, Auctiour
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TM1 LlClf kM
nxiir ktoci f k
PORTLAND,
Of
FINE WHTCHES,
rich Jewelry and
Silverware
13. L. STOKE,
WHOLESALE AVD BMTXJJb CI1LI1 IV
WATCHES and JEWELRt
Ko-107 rrnt st- PORTLAND,
V.'oeld incite attention of hie friend aad
the pabl.e to hie Large and Choice Air
ment
WATCHES,
From the most Celebrated Makers tt i.
Howard A- Co.. P-oeton ; Apelton A. Trner, P.
S. L'artiett, Wtltham, Mass.-, Elin Watchea
Jitcot Self winding Watches j Englieh
v atches and otheis.
A's, the ht selected STOCK of LADIE4?'
tVATCIlES, of all descriptmn and eryle,
which he wotild be pleased to show to all
who may favor him with a call.
AGENT FOU CHAS. E. JACOT W ATCUEg,
Fine Jevelry and Solid Silver Wara,
Fancy ArUoleft, mitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Silver Watches, of different makers.
Diamond Pins, Ear-rings an Finger-ring.-Gold
Bracelets.
Gcdd Chatelain Guards and Watch-chain7
Gobi Necklaces,- Armlets, Cresses, Lock ate
Gold Rieast-ins, Ear-rings, Finjjer-ringe.
Gold Charms and Kys.
California Gold Rings atfd Hthma' Pae
ent Buckels.
Opeta 'Jhains.
Moss Agate Setts, Rinjfs and Cuff Buttons
Wedding Ri"gs, made of puta gold
pressly for thit purpose.
Gold and Silver Thimbles.
Opera end Marine Glasses.
Pebble Spectacles and Eye-glasses.
Aolid Silver Napkin Rins.
Silver Fruit iind Batter Kniv.'
Solid Sil.-er Table and Tea Sjaajni".
Regulators Seth Thomas Clocks, Marina"
Clocks, Gilt Gallery Clocks, Ac.
All the ab ve articles sold Cheapfor Cath
and warranted as represented.
Particular attention given to repairing
and adjusting of Chronometers, Duplex and
American: niches.
B. L. STONE,
nov24tf 107 Front st. Portland, Oregon.
TO YOMG MEIV I
TO YOU BELONG TIIE FUTURE OP
oirr beautiful and fast jrrowinr State.
Soon the shrill whistle of the IROK HORSE,
us he comes tmoking acrosa this arreat coa
tineut. drawing after him the rieh prodnete
of the Nation's Wealth aud Induetry, will
announce the
" GOOD TIME COMING,
when Oregon's own Sons and Daufrfifera'
will be called to (ill the new avenues ol Bmei
ness. Everyone should prepare lor aa
ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE,
Great changes hare been made in the eom
mercial afl'airs of Oreon in a few veara.
What the developerhfrnts of our State Will be
in the fritore, is a question whiefi depends
unOTi the BUSINESS QUALIFICATIOK
of her Young Men.
Within the past foar yesre af eakiaV
IroSperity, the
National Businesi CilUj,
of Portland, Oreeon, has sefit out SCORE!
of younc men fully qualified, and many f
whom are now hiring hijrh and lucrarire po
sitions in the Banks. Counting-Rooms an
Stores Of our State-.- So great is the demaa4
lor
Good Accountants,
that Business men have been frequentlr
compelled to send Enst for as islance. N"
eiiterprisip,?, studious Youne Man who baa
passed, through the pmcribed couraa f
studies at this
MODEL COLLEGE
has complained for want of a: sittMition and
at good salary, too.
Every faoiliy is h-crSe' ffordel acquir
ine a
SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
in the shortest possible time, and at
LEAST EXPENSE.
Every student will have an
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE !
After having completed the
introduced into a
Theory, h?la
MINIATURE WORLD OF BUSINESS,
which has the effect of thoroughly familiarir
ing him with all the minutia: ot real business.
The course of study embraces Double and
Single Entry Book-Keeping, Commercil
Arithmetic,- Commercial Law, Correpo -ence.
Business Penmansh-p, regular and
special1 Lectures, etc., etc , Combining theory
with practice.
ALSO,'
Superior advantages for securing a thorough
knowledge of
ORNAMENTAL rENMANSKlP,
TELEGRAPHY,
PIIONOCRAPnl,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ITALIAN. ETO
For full particulars, call at the Collepe Of
fice. in Carter's buildinjr, corner of Front
and Alder street. ( entrance on Alder) Port
land, Oregon, or send for cieular. Addfesa
DeFRANC & JAMES,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Merch 31. lS71.'vl
JMPERIAL MILLS.
Savier, LaEoque & Co.,
OREGON CITT.
ii"5Keep constantly on hand foi eale
Midlines, Bran and Chicken Feed. Part
purchasing feed must farfilife tie sae
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