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NOVEMBER 29. 1372.
..-Tho many friends of ;
vr and Mrs. L. D. C. Latonrctte ueep.y
:,;p.ibie with thetn in their sad .lUie
5n tt.e death of their eldest danghUr,
U1" Jaide a-ed about IS years. She
LUCVu?. t liable young lady, intelli
W an belo,ed b, .11 who knew her.
fVa au . , ,t a gloom over
""IS 2 rnco mt.nity.and public deeply
"r - ,'ze with the bereaved parents an.l
SSJ s 5.dr sad loss. She returned
r IVrhnd a week ago last Sunday
Slen-9 11.11. where tbe had
K coing to school, and expected to
bite at the close of lb. present term.
K all tr earthly ambition have been
suddenly ended.
Concebt of Vocal Music By special
reqlle.t. tbe Rev. J. V. Scllwood will re
nt bis recent Concert in vocal music,
Huh t. large change of programme, at
,h- Court House, on Ttinesday evemcg
1 Dec. 3d). Among some of tbe val
uable additions to the programme, is a
fireman' piece which will be sung in
characters. Tickets can be obtan.ed at
the Post Office. Di.ora open at 7 o'clock.
Conceit begin at 7 oi. Admission
CUT cents. Children half price.
Chimvkys Tho City Council scmetime
siuce passed an ordinance requiring all
stove pipes to be passed through, the
roofs et houses by a chimney. This was
Veined necessary as a precaution agaiiit
C,e and we hope our citizens will cheer
bill'y coinplv with the requirements of the
ordinance. "Niie can leiiy Hie fact that
p:ove-ji;ies p i-.-e.l through u dry roof are
iLngerous. an.l we have had more than
oue .iui cait.-ed by this means.
Ca:.iok Thanks. We find the following
card in the Oiejonim of last Wednesday :
Mr. and Mis. C. F lIoNlon. proprietors
ot the CiiflT House. Oregon City, take this
in:!id of returning their ransi sincere
tli ti.ks to th ir boarders and other kind
trieii.jn who. with w"a willing hear; and
b Hid. a-s'.sted i;i svi:2 liieir luruiMiie
aad h"!ise tl'oin iles'ltJCMml tin- a'ht ot
t:ie liru-. r z-v City. Nov. 1872.''
Sr i t ;:::r While the parents wete
out o! the sboe. last Saturday. Carey, eld
est son
if .S. 1). l'opn. a boy about lour
years old. pot a can of powder and p'afed
j. loi ii Uol ove the poader exploding
:oid horning 'lie linle teiluw very st-vere-lv
about the fioe and hands. The burns
are very Poiin'.il. but he is getting along
as well SS Could be eXpee'ed.
floor AiiUKNCK. The announcement
tba; Kev. Mr. llubcoek would deliver
a. lecture at the Episcopal Church
i-th! Sunday, to the young men brought
out a ltje congregation. Air. 15 deliver
d very able di.-co'irse. He is an elo
quent Fpc.iUer and u good re.isoner.
A (Jooi Timk. It is a moM opportune
ti:n tor our pa'.rns who are in arrears to
Ihv up before the New Year commences
No cuh"criber can have a leal h ppy New
Year unless he is sq mre with the printer.
Let our patrons remember this tact and
call and pay up.
C;:oWii.: The great Vivian gave a
second eii;ertaininent at, the Court Iloti-e
lkt Sat a rd ay evening, to a crowded house,
in fact i: was lull to its utmost capacity.
Toe ent rtaitiment gave general Kaiisfac
tiou and oreaud loud arid tieiiuent ap
p iauS'J.
TltK IsUATHKKINt. OF Is'.tAKI.. A FCT-
mori w II be preached by Calhirina
iichertz. on the "Ingathering of Israe', for
t!;e Kedrmption of Spirit. Soul and Ilody.
to enter itno Life Kiertul." at the Meth
odist Church, on Sunday aflutnooa at
3 o'clock.
Kf tik.vkk. Henry Hedges and George
Newman returned home last Tuesday from
their MUi vexiitg trip in Idaho, where they
litve been dutitig the past summer. The
Lwys lotik as though tfcey had been out in
the em! during their absence.
FhitsoNAi.. We had the pleasure of a
call !rom our old friend Mr. A. McAlex
andei , of Albany. Mr. McA. was one of
the lV.'uter.iiary Commissioner, and as
B'ich showed his skill as a mechanic and a
faitlo'u! public servant.
Lkctcuks. I'rof. Cbaney has been de
livering a course cf lectures in this city
during the past week. Not having been
invited toatteud. we . are unable to speak
of either the subject or merits of the
rpeaker.
Fi vkual. The funeral of Mr. John G
Caitipbell was largely attended last Salttr.
day morning. The funeral sermon was
preiched by l?ev. Mr Sellwood at tbe
KoNcopal Lhuich. and was very iuiptes
s.ve.
Not IIkach Fi:om. The in in John Grif
fen who stabbed Mr. (Juinn sometime since
and was released on bail, has not been
heard from since he left. Mr. Q linn is fast
recovering from the injuries received, and
is able 'o be up.
f. TUMu; Tasks. Sheriff Hedges and
Pepu-y Leatie have been engiged in vi.--i'ir:-:
the various precincts of the county
Collecting taxes. We learn that they find
uio:iey rather scarce among the people.
Nkw Watchman. Mr. Win. W. Myers
h been appointed li'ght watchman. We
th nk Mr. Myers will mae a good and
efjeient officer.
Th" new School law pnsd by the Leg
islature at it"! last session will be publish
ed in the next :s-me of the EvTEKiMtisii.
Ciianok. We call attenti-in to
Ihe
He
cirtrip- (,f j rogramnie by Mr. Levy.
insp.s bui:i-s. Ci-e him a rail.
o
Cc'NTT (ofKT The December term of
'e County Court. Judge Wuit presiling.
Convenes next Mondav.
TlFt rr-.Tors. Thanksgiving was duly ob-s-rved
by ri vices at the Episcopal and
baptist Churches .
Corxr:i.. TJeiriilar monthly meeting of
th Ci'y Council takes place next Monday
eenin;r.
Mrs. C. I. Church left this week
pen l the win'er at the Dalles
to
The Amtric vn Farmers Advocitk leads
the PRricnttnral press for it enterprise and
energy. The Advocate ru'lishing Con.
panv, Jarkson. Tcnn, offer it free with aiy
M or higher priced f nper or tnigazinej
in the L nirp.i s-atPjt a,, nt oniv fifty cens
;lvnnco with others. This for a large si x-
en pace mntblv fi led to overflowins with
t e famer " trtg
eSBCOW:X AND
OREGON CITY Y. OOLEX jIILIXtt RITA'S.
A Terrible Calamity to our City.
Au Institution of the State . Swept
Away by l'ire.
SIHO.OOO Worth Property Dcstrosed.
At twenty minuted before three o'clock
last .Saturday morning, our citizens were
awakened from their slumbers by the
ringing the of th bells and '.be cry of
fire. The people were soon out, and it
was easy to observe what tbe cause of the
alarm was and from whence it came.
Tbe Oregon City "Woolen Mills were in
flames. The Ore caught in the attic, and
spread with great rapidity, and before any
person was scarcely on tbe ground, the
entire upper story of the building was in
flames. Tbe fireman were Boon at work,
but it was apparent to all that tbe noble
structure with its valuable machinery
would be destroyed and that no human
efforts could save them.
ThPie are various reports as to how the
tiro originated, and who was tbe first on.
the ground, But we will give the facts
as we have reason to believe they are.
One report stales that the building was
set on fire. To this report we a first
gave considerable credit, but after due
reflection and considering the amount of
combustible material around such an es
tablisnient. we have concluded 1 li.it it was
caused by spontaneous combustion, and
tho material in the a'lic being very dry
and considerable oil about the wood
work, was the cause of tbe. rapid spread
of the devouring flames. We are inform
ed that Mr. Dan. Lee, lh. night-watchman
on the wharf was the first to observe the
Amies, and lie rushed around to the
factory giving the alarm as he was run
ning. He then attempted to gain au en
trance to t he building, but failed. The
factory waichtn an says that he had pre
viously discovered the fire, and was up in
the third srory endeavoring to apfiiiige the I
hose in order to put it out. Mr. Theodore
C:atk was 'lie fii!t who rang the fire
alarm bell, and at Ihe same time the fac
tory bell was rung two or three strokes,
but the watchman says that the rope was
cut. and he was un.ibie to ring any more,
when be left for the engine room to turn
on the water. While was going on.
the flames maderapi I progress. Ano r
report conies that the wotktnen on the
locks were the fir-t to observe the fire,
and when they saw it. it was in the south
end of the building near where the woi 1
pieker was stationed. This report cor
reponds with many others, at id !.. nee we
are of the opinion that it caught from
some material around tbe wool picker.
The question as to whether the fire was an
acci lent or the woik of an incendiary,
will always be one of difference. But
what makes us doubt that it was set on
fire, is the fact that it occurred in the a' lie.
We cannot comprehend why a person
would go up that high when there was
just as good opnoriimi'y on the first floor
a.'! v.-1 '; h would have probably resulted
more damaging.
xor.r.E wonr. hone.
From the commencement of Ihe fire,
the firemen and citizens did all in their
power to safe the building and surround
in? property. The fact was beyond
doubt that the factory must go. and tin
next step was to prevent its spreading to
adjoining buildings. This was done by
almost supeihuman efforts on the part of
the people and firemen. The engine Rtid
dry house, which wete located within
twen'y feet of the factory, constructed ol
wood. Furrounded by wood and other ig
niTbie mateiial. 1 iie Cliff andrhecnix
Hotels, directly opposite the factory also
narrowly escaped. The way our firemen
anil citizens worKed snowed ln.it no
ordinary fire could have gained headway.
anl had tin alarm been given before th
entire upper story was in flame, we have
every reason to believe that the factory
would have been saved with but sliirht
! a a; aire.
rKoTEUTY SAVKD.
The walls of the Ouilding are standing
and we understand that only one of tbeift
will have to be rebuilt, in the north wall,
which partiallv tumbled down and is bad
ly cracked. Tbe dry bouse and wool
warehouse, which contained about SIO.O'DO
worth of wool, wi'h a large amount, of
wood were saved. The property of the
Company thus ssved is worth probably
from 000 t Soj.O'JU.
PAMAtniS AMI I.OSSKS.
Tn losses nf the Company are in the
neighborhood of Sl77,()()t). which is cov
ered by insurance to the amount of
S77..")!)'). - Of this sum the lo-s i divided
as follows: Jitcob Lro-i. S !)();) ). W. S.
Ladd S J.i.OUiJ. Lrown & Co $H) () Ii). an i
other small stockholders the remaining
t?I.Vt;). A frame building belonging to
J. S McDonald, worth prob ibly ?.")!)') was
partiallv torn down, and when the wall
fell n it. it was completely demolished.
The bnildin-j w i occupied by Mr. Chas.
Fried .leh, as a saloon, whose loss will
probably be covered with about S-Oi).
We bedeve this includes the entire los.-es.
ACTIDKNT.
Mr. John Dlaekwell. a fireman. wa
close to wheie the wall tell and a brick
struck him on the head, and a portion of
tl-e foiling frame building struck him or
other parts of hi body, knocking him
seiw-des anil inflicting some painful
w.unds We are pleased to record the
fact ihat they Hr" not dangerous, and
that be is so tr recovered as to be able
to be op.
AKKKST TOT! INCENIHAniSM.
On Saturday evening a man named
Koulnn was arrested on a charge of
having set fire to the builditiir. Tbe
charge was b ised on some ihreat- he had
nvtde. but upon examimit lou it wa- found
that there was no evidence against him.
amf that be was known to have gone to
bed at ID o'clock that evenintr and was in
Ids room when th- lire broke out. He
wa consequently discharged.
Taonirr-11 'lu-,'i cu-nst;i' e sinfoconsil
eration. we may congratu'.aie foir c:iiz-ns
that they i-scap'-d so iottumt -ly. Had it
not been that the roots of surroundiMsrs
were wet with a trot. and hid there been
the least particle of wind stirin:r. our
ci:y would have been i.i ashes. To the
firemen and some of our energetic ci'i-Z'-n
ton tnueh praise cannot be given
lor their efT-rts in staying the devouiin
elements. It would lie invediou- to men
tion anv person inpparticular; but all did
well. '
Mrsrc Peter's Musical Mon hly for
November may be had at Mr. Flemitfg's
book store. It is- an excellent number.
Tb" 5'-7'-'miihi learns that r. J. II.
rnieh;u in. who was hurt the other day.
by falling from a tree, is much worse, and
his Jri-'ndi entertain.tbe gravest apprehen-
eioas tbat he will not recW
Citizens' Meeting-.
At the meeting at the Conrl House on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 27. 1S72, called
by tbe citizens to take into consideration
the rendering or sympathy to the sufferers,
and auVJn rebuilding the Woolen Factory,
the following proceedings were bad :
. His Honor. A. Noltner, was called to
the chair, and C. IT. Church was elected
secretary.
Moved and seconded that a committee
of Ibree for Oregon City, and three for
I ortland be appoin'ed to solicit subscrip
tions in aid of rebuildinir: moiion prevail
w Vr" 1" TLomPsn. Walur Fish and J.
n. Chase, for Oregon Citv.nd Cant. J. I)
Miller, J I). Jjiles and John Mve.-, for
1 ortland, were designated as such corn
mntee. Moved and seconded Ibat a committee
of three be named to draft resolutions ex
pressive of the set,t ments ot this commun
ity reining to liie fire; curried; Mes-rs. L.
1 . Harm. W. L. White and A.J. Apperson,
were appointed said com-nittee; and they
soon appeared with the following report :
"We. your committee appointed at a
meeting ot the citizens of Oregon Citv to
draft resolutions expressing the feelings
of her citizen in re pec t to the cteat ca
lamity which beteil this citv bv the de
struction or the Woolen Factory, by fire,
on last Saturday morning, respect full r
recotnmer.d the following resolution:
lUstJied. Th.it the destruction of the
Factory is not only a great loss to the
Comp tuy. but to tie State at large, ai d
the greatest calamity tbit could have be-falb-n
our city; a, to the nianufacuu i' g
interests, more thon any or ail other in
dustries, depend our growth and prosper
ity. Ilesolced. That, in the judgment of ihW
meeting, it is the duty of ev ry citiz-n to
encourage and stsslj-t in ei-erv p s-ibV
manner, the Company ami to aid them iu
every way. in order that the Factory may
be rebuilt at us early a day as is practica
ble, and to toster and encourage all such
euterpises. as therein lies the genu of our
prosperity. L. T. F.aimx. )
A.J. At 1'i:i:son r Com."
W. L. U hitk. j
The resolutions wen urai.iniously
adopted, as was the following:
llfsolrcil. That if there be any in this
city who express any satisfaction at the
late incendiarism that thev are jnsMv le
garded lv t his communit v as 1-hic.iOliles
anil no better in d'-gree than lhe:r e.vem
plars the fill setter".
It w;is also moved and adopted that sub
scriptions be solicited on condition that
tjie owners comtiienc"eipbui!diii2 at once.
After providing lor the calling of anoth
er meeting iu fori her.mce ol Ihe business
iu view, the meeiinir adjourned.
A. NOLTNLll. Chairman.
O. I. Ciii ttctr. Secretary.
trcv
I J.
,u; who was con-
vicu'ti aim Sftiunccti a year ncro
to tlirco years eonfiuement in the
Easter Penitentiary, for forixerv,
lias been pardoned ly liie Presi
dent.
TiiioiiL'Ii the leiiiriii stint breadth oft In
land Ihe celebrated ILVKR jUTKI) Hoots
and Shoes nr.; void by the million, f r p.i
le ts know they last iwiej at l.m as with
out Tips. Try thtiii. For .Sa c by ub Ueal
ei s.
I'.miikI ut Iiit: A r-.inedtthat.n t
only relieves, but cures that enemy of m oi
k:n I, Con-i-.ti:ition, si- well as tue loi nt-rous
statelites which ic-volve ar I it iu th
Miapc ot coughs, colds, b i oncl.ui-, sore
thro, it, infbic.-.zr., Ac. The rci.e.lv we allude
to is Dr. Wr.ru:'s Hai.svm or W"ili Ciiksiiv,
; i ep.ii ed lt Nt-tli W. l-'owlci A: Sons, I'.oston
iJjj'lMinp'it-s and bto.vn spots on the f ac
Liuptions, liiott-bes, Scidul. us I)i-ea--es,
and ad sores arising from impure b oo,l, aie
cured by Or. I'u-r-.-c's (ioldcu Medical Dis
covery. 'ihe Warning lias been Heeded.
Since the exposure of the attempts of
certain unscrupulous local dealers, to pa'm
off their c; arse atrinircnrs, made fiom
cheap atid impure material-, in place of the
gnat national tonic, llestcttei's Stomach
Litter., public opinion has set strongly
auiiist the-e cmpiriee and their prtpara
tioii-. Their occupation is pone, or soon
wi.l be. When the lu.ht is let into decep
tion it s on wilts down. I'crsons wbotti
fiowith their own health, by using unknown
preparutior.s, with no guarantee to sust on
them, when an tstabiisbed specific, proven
by tweny years cxpeucnec to be cxac ty
wiiiit it is claimed to he, is witliiu their
reach, aie sure to repent their tcmciity.
Many have dope so iu this instance, but it
is hoped taat. the truth plainly sin-kcu has
arrested the evil. In the meantime the de
mand for t' e leading protective and restora
tive medicine of America was never so gre.it
as it has been this season. From the fever
and Ague districts of the west, south west,
and s aitt , it is literally ot ci whelming, nod
it may b;r said of the ud vices from all parts
of the country of the cnies it is cl'cctilig
dyspepsia, billioun compla nts, and chronic
constipation, that t ;eir name is leiiieti."
Everywhere the sick ;nd fee bio seem to have
rcdized the impmtauce of "hold ng fist
that wt.ich is g .od." -and of avoid. ng what
is spurious and dang'-ro .s.
The numerous I! iters." under various
names, u hich mcrcenarv dealers endeavor
to substitute for Ilostetter's Stomach Iit
ters, siiould be avoided, for their own s;;ke.
by the sieli ami Die public at large, llos-teiti-r's
Dit.irs aie pioenrabte iu bottiCi
nit-, and n-vcr s -ld in bulk.
A sine ihing. CAIJLE SCKEW WlilK
IJo ts and Siioes will not rip. I- ak or come
a;-art. -nd arc the ca-icst ever wor.i. Try
them.
All b.car the I'atetit Stamp.
it5 ultiioma Ii I,ol" o. 1. A. I.n-fi-l
A. M. Holds its regular c intnutnca
"II toe I-ll.-L a:m IlllliL .-iuur-
iity in eacli niontn, m i o cioi k iroui
the 2"th of Seidember to the "Join ot
March, and 7 o'chiek fiom the 'ioth of
March to the 2oib ot September. Jlieth
n-ii in good standing hiv invited to attend.
D c.4.1 S7o, r.yor.ierof W. M.
OiTjjuu Lixle .. 3, I. O. tif O.
--.. Meets every Thursday even
.-:,iP.".iC ,
r 'Srafit i"g at 7 o'elock. iu (Jdd r ellow s
SCiwi5' Hall, M litis ect.
Memticrs of the Order are invited to attend
l.y order. .
Iteletf Lj;;i- Itic?jj;e .. 54, O. O. K.
o rs Meet on tbe Second and Feui th
TUESDAY EVLXI.XGS.
ot each month, at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall. Members of the Degree aie inv.tcd to
attend.
AVol I) OLTACK-s. A rictim f eoly in
discretion.' causing ni-r-oiis debility,
premature decay . Ac , h iving tried in va-n
everv a Jvei Used remedy.' as a simple means
ot -rf cure, which lie wll send fiee to his
fellow sufferers. Ad-'ress J. II. IlLLVES,
73 Nassau St., New Y rk
Sept. l:ly
f7-$l.00i Reward will be paid by the
pronri tor of Dr Pierre's G dden Medic 1 1
Discovery f -r i med ei- e that t ill equal it
in cini ir severe and lingering Coughs.
Dr.. in hitis and all di--aes ot th- lungs."
IT theveiy best peotogiapi.s. go to f'.uid
lev & Rulofs n's Gal erv wi h'mt STAlU.t--Tr
ASCEND IN THE fJLEYATOR, 429
Montgomery Street. Sun FrancLco.
FALLS EVCAJIPMEXT JO.4,1
. O.
P. Meets at Odd Fellow s' Hall on the
FIRST AND THIRD TUESDAY EVENING
j of each month. Patrurcha ia goad stand-
ing are invitel to attexd.
Feb. S,I?7:ttf
jV3W Tolhiy.
CHANGE 0? PROGRAMME !
IN ORDEIl TO CLOSE OUT THAT
branch cf my business, I will sell
Toys and Fancy Cood3,
At Leu tlian AVIiolcsalo Coat Price !
1 have tba largest aud best stock of
CLOTHING.
COOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
Kte.
And other good J, i a this city, which 1 will
e also tell
CHAEP F O U C A S II I
Call and examine my Block. anJ price-a,
and save your money.
A. LEVY.
Oregon City, Soy. 23, 1S72.
WANTED AGENTS
THE DlSCOV, RER
DISCOVERED!
Dr. LIVINGSTONE i A F i i I ' A . '
The Advi-n nre of a mi-r A. lye tnro-isLife.
Hi: Stanl: y-Li,iii?s!one Expedition
to Afnca. Lari'e o.-tr.v.. v -hi in- just issued.
Con'aii s Iin itb nts of the W der ul t'aiecr
of tbe great Travt ler.the Cou-itn , Animals,
Natitcs. Hut t dig, etc. Full u count ot this
most ii.tetcstiug part of t! c globt. Also to
sell our new work.
PLAETI HGFViLu TALK
AND MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
No competition. There never was a book
pu'dishi d like it. F..U particulars by ma.l.
Sdute Ijo k wanted.
A. L. Bancroft d. Co.,
San Francisco, Cal.
n". tv7
A, CXrirtOMlOS.
"Cuit.o Is MtscniKF,' "Goon Mouning,"
"n.iKCi FLowtus," and
Sl MVFIt FlOWKPS,''
wit!) the Ei.Ecruic Wkkki.y and
WKfKI.V ClIIEI.vriAN AT "VOUK
' (.Consolidated), lor JO r.o
'J hcso Cbronios aie about the
size id'" Wide Awake and Fast
Asleep " S .bsi-ril.i rs f.on
ibed at once with their
I'liroino-;.
AGE fl
TS
can make better terms
Willi us than with any
other piiblishers.
Address.
II. W. ADAMS
27 ileekmau
st r e e t ,
. 1 .
'23 n-)v
m 2.
A First Class Dusincss
For reliitt-le men, with the assurance of
maki ig from $2.ooo to $.-,eoo per annum,
can be secured in connect t m with an Agi n
cy lor the exclns vi- sale of tv..rks bv IIk.nkv
Va::u Rekcukk. William ft li.kn Hrvaxt,
II a ii a kt IbKcii.'K Stow k. c. Write for
I a- ticu ais to J. I!. FORI) A CO., N.-w York,
or 3 !'J Kearney Street, S in Fmncisco.
1 1 tv
ADD.V FIVE CENTS
to the cost -A a shoe, and one dvllitr to
it val i:c .
List of Letters
T" EM IN ING IN THE I'O-T-DFFiCE AT
Jl V Oregon City, December 1
Armstrong, Edward
Mack. Melt.
Rohui, Win.
Render, Jacob II.
liro.vn, A. If.
( hare, Edw ard
Iarnielle, Amos
Daraling, J.
Difi iiderl't-r, Amos G
Duncan, Robert
Erwin, Ceorg'
E it n . Win.
! nsta. Mattel
llammin, C.
Kinney, Michael
KennciD, Michael
l.oret. I mil
Men., Jacob
Moran, TIioj.
MeKinlev. A.
M.:('bne", V.
McKiney, .tosr ph
.Mc'Iowan, J. D.
Ncsbet .1 Halstcd
( fwens, M rs. J.
O't'ot.or. Jeremiah
Price. E. 1-2
R ggs, Wni.
Abaertralge, I'.. W".
.vu nn.ers. Aliucr 11.
eu;ith. Frank
AVallon, Geo.
ssabella Wills. Mis. E!!.-n
l aiiham.Mrs. I
Ma'oney, Michael
If cal.cd lor, pleas say advertised.
J. M HA CON, P. M.
GEEAT EEpUCTION !
S. ACKERNAN So CO.
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
AT REOOGEO
Prices unUlJanuary i, 1073
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
We mean what we siy. snd we propo? tt
give tie- i'e pie of O egoti Pity and t'ho-ka-mas
cornty -i opnoi tunify to purc!iase their
go -ds t a les-i price th.oi ever before oll'ercd
in this cit , w l eh will only last u t I nex
la niary. Oar stock is complete in every
cs;- ct.
Give us a Call B?for Buying Eis?.vhnv.
RE.MEMRER THE OLD STAND OF
g. ACIv KI133 A & C O.
Main street, sccotid door south
of the Postoffice
SASHTAjCLAUS.
HEADQUARTERS FOP. 1072,
AT
LOUIS SAAL'S
CONFECT ONERY E3 TARLISIIMENT,
Slain Street, Oregon City.
Tbe best veiir'y i f TOYS snd FANCY
GOODS, niitabe for Chrs mis Pr-scnts
ever before br mgbt to tlrs c tv, whtch wdl
be sold at prices to suit tin- tiinis. Call
and exaniiiie my stuck and prices.
novtijm t
Tako Notice!
VLL PERSONS 1NDEL5 1 ED TO ME ARE
hereby noli lied that 1 have placed my
ace unts i n't he haadsef Mr. Her t .rnmp'
l;ell, at Mi'wai.kie, who is instructed to
mnke immedi te collection f tlie ;iine.
IVrsous indtbted to me will t lease .-ettle
Up. Isaac caii vn.
Milwsukie, Oct. 2. 17-2. nlw:j
JGHTJSON &. McCOVN
ATTORNEYS AXD COLXSELCRS AT-LAW,
OREGON CITY, OliEGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS
f the State.
rj-sipecinl sttenticn gtven to Ces in the
rr"s l and OfSce at Oregon City.
April 5jl572:tf j
I COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
I m nT TfADMTA
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
A2T IMHEIISE STOCK A3 USUAL.
GEORGE A. PEASE,
SCCCCSSOIt TO fUOTZMAX, GILL1BAN CO.,
COIl. FillST &3IOKRIiO' St.,
PORTLAND.
tov22tf
NEW GOODS.
Ofj THIRD STREET,
BttHtcn Alder nml Morrlsou Strot.
nnmrttir Col tors.
Fun- liisli liobom
I.i urns.
Tabu- nriil Looui
Ilu ln:lkii,
Tow 1 hiiiK rai.
iil.ick. li ss Situ.,
Kliuk Slllc Pop.
lin 3,
Itl.K k Alpni as,
"mi ri i ii K Ciooils,
Ilu -lri y,
finolr jiik! Shoe,
Km iiialiiug luvtZ
EUSIIJESS FOU SALE !
Iwibii si;m4 stock ax cnon
will id" bus-ness (the oldest Ret d, Rnsi-
j in ss in the city;, mid Rent STORE AM)
I FIXTURES, for a teiui of years at a Lw
reijt.
Til I IJO STItKICT, SOtTIIOr ALOElt
PORTLAND, OREGON.
uor22ni'2
Ac! m i r. ! st rcAo t
g' Saio,
Iu tho C'oauty Court of Clacliauiaa county,
In the matter of the estate of JESSE V.
lit IU.N K, 1 teeeaseJ.
'OTICE IS UEKERY GIYEX THAT IN
pur.-ua:.ee of an (trier and Licence made
and K'veii by ihe Hon. l ounty Court ot' l.'l-.urka-m.is
eount y at tbe Novemlx rti-nn, 1S72 thereof, I
u ilt pion-i-.l to-a.-ilnt I'ul.lio asu.-lion to tlie biliest
l--i.idi.-r, at, tis-.' Court lloa-e iloor, m Orej.u (
on '1'm-day th'-.'il-t day of Deecuilr, A. JJ., lt7J,
at the hour of one o'clock, 1'. M., the following
dest-ribed parcels of land, situate in Clackamas
county, l.nctroii, ami beloi.giiiy to the estate of
aui 1 d.-cea-eil, to-w it :
l.-t. !na:iu:i claim No. 4", in T. 3 Ii. 1 V.,
of the Willamette meridian bounded, as follows:
Hetjinimr at a pjint IS Do-loo chains east. uuJ
(i ;.)-I(i(.i chains otith fiom tlie uurih west corner
of Set. 'iNt, in T. 3 S., It. 1 Vt, runninir thence
east 3:1 ehains ; the::i e south (I lies. UDmiii. vest,
to the Willamette river: thence noi-th 70 degrees;
west Pi chains; thence north TO degrees 311 min
utes we.-t, lii s-i-ln'J chains; thence north S7 de
crees west, 10 .iO-l'jOctiams; thence nort ii 4 1 7j-1o)
chains t the jjlaee of bev'inuinjr; contaiuinar 1C2
7G-10J iicics, luoic or b.-ss.
2d. A lni.ctioti.il I'.iirt of donation claim Xo. -Ii?,
Lcin tl-.at of Jesse V. ltoor-t-, in T. 3 s,., 11. 1 V.
ot theVjlhtim-tte meridian, bounded as follows:
IteiriiiiiiL.- at t tie south-west corner of said claim.
No. 4J, ninnin thence east 20 chains to the line
betv.-een Sees, -.'ii itml 27 ; tiictic-e north S'J 27-100
chains to the Willamette liver; thence south ;S
3-1 degrees west , 21 ;tl-ltH) chains up the Willam
ette river to the N. corner of said claim. No.
4J ; t hence soiuh M 4.i-li!0 chams to the plaice-of
bci.-imiii.g- c.xc I'tin.o; fiom tl.ia Iescri)t;on tt
tra.-t of itijout ::) acres in the N. W. eornev, deed
ed by dei-c-a-cd mid his w iio to W. A. Crisscll, the
deed for which i; recorded on pages 32 and 33 of
l'.ouk "Ci" of the record of deeds in Clackamas
county, Or'-iton, the amount to be sold Iic-Oil;
about 1 tt aciv-, after. Ic.iuctiiig .saul 3i! ai re tract.
3d. Also a fractional part of sai l donation
claim. No. -12, in T. 3 . 1 Y. of the Willam
ette tiiu'.i iiau, bouudeu us. follows: Cummencin;;
ar a pomf on the south boundary of said claim,
12. 10 (i-100 chains north of the suiith-wtut coi ner
of Sec. 2ii, in sai.l township, runtiing tbenc-c ea-t
S 3t;-10il chains to the S. V. corner of a lot of land
conveyed by Jesse Y. I'.iene and wito to Alplionso
J',oiii;, the d-e I for winch is recorded on patcs24
ami 2a of H-hiU '-K" of the record of deeds in I la k
a:ii:iscoiinty; thence north 21 lU-i('t chains to the
N. W. corner of said lot ; thence north til 3-4 de
grees east, ! 2'J-l'Hl chains to the line dividing
Kaid claim, 42, bet ween Jes- V. Itooue ami bis
will-; thence north on said division line t3 chains
to tlie Willamette river; theme routh Sa dig.
w-.-st. If! t.o-loo chains uj s.nM Wiilumctte river
o the line between sets. 22 and 23 ; thence south
on said section line H: 27-loa chains to the place
of bc"inr.ing; t-o-.itaining ICS acres, more or less.
I'n the iir-t described tiiict is a comfortable
frame dwelling and bain, and a good bearing or
chard. On tliu o'her two tracts there is a large
quantity of meadow land that h is jinluetl tour
tons to the acre. Each tract lies ou tbe Willam
ette liver.
Terms of sale : Coin, one-third on day of iale;
one-third in six months, and one-third in twelve
months. Deterred payments bear interest.
I Vfuls at expense of purchaser.
November la, 15:72. W. C. JOHNSON.
ti3l. Administrator.
Final Settlement.
In the matter of the estate of Robert iloore,
deceased.
T N Til 1" COUNTY COCKT OF CLACKAMAS
county, Stiiteof I regon, November term 1S72;
tha li-lminihtrator of said estate having tiled
bis exhibit for final Hettlement thereof, it is er
dered by the Court that Monday the econ-l
day of 1 eec -inber, 1S72, be set ajiart for the hear
ing of ohjee: ions to sai 1 final account and tor the
heli lenient thereof with Oeo. A. l'ease, Admin
istrator thereof.
iiy order ot Hon. .T. IC. WAIT, Countv JuJo.
Attest: lb V. CACriEED, County Cicrk.
Oregon City, NovciuImt Sth, 1b72. n2w4
Koticc !
T.ins- City, Oi:i:oon-. November lf-72.
The Annual m. etitii; of the Stockh- bb-rs
of the Wibaaiette Fails Canal and Lock Com
pany, for the clccbon of Hirers for tl e en
suing year, will beheld lit the Company's
Hi ce at I. inn City, at ten o'clock a. in. on
Mondtv, the x-cond day of December, 17
ilv order cf tin- Pie idcnt.
JNO. N. KING, Secretary.
LIVE AXD LET LIVE!
TnE CREGCX CUT II ICR ASD BRAT CO.
TT-WISG PURCHASED The
I I ; . ...i. ..a o.. .:
. i.oti i-i -eiv niiii i.isii.i ?,s
o. iess si. Wilms &, 1;uoi-.;iiton-. Jl. 1V
ami the Drays, Horses and Ru-incssi f C
(iUkenm an, ate now prepared to carry on
L1VKRV BfSIXKS,
l-'liKU SIABLE,
A.vu nuvvixc.
We will also deliver sbtb woo l to all those
persons to whom Willis & Rroughtoti have
engage I and many more as will engage
slab wood from us, so far .is we can get a
supply.
Orders lcrt at the Livery St able for Wood,
Driving or I!a ding, will be attended t i with
dispatch. Pat onage in o.:r several branches
of busim ss solic ted. Our C liai ges k'lull
tie ?IrIe-ile
tTThc Miirhcst Ca b Price paid for Oats
delivered at the Stable.
C. N. OREENMAN, P.csident,
J. M. FRAZER. Secretary.
Of O. C. U. i. D. Co.
Crcgon City. An;. 23, 172. tf.
JOIIX M. BACOX,
Importer and Dealer in
SZZ COS ss 9
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, ic, Ac.
Oregon City, Oregon.
At Charman fl'arner' old sta nd, I at ffy oc
cupied by S. Ackfrman, Main utrul.
1ft tf
L.. I. FISHER 20 and 1 New Mer
chants' Exchange, ig crar ffuthc'irrtrd Awat
fa Sen FrtftfCiVqo.
jSrEAV GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED BT
CUABLES !! CAUF1ELD
I 11 A YE JUST RECEIVED
consisting iu part of
A NEW
FANCY' GOOIS,
3Xillixioix ,
LADIES AXD CniLDREXS' SIIOES,
Groceries, Crockery, cc.&,c.
All or which I will sell at the LOWEST RATES. Give me a call Ufor prchaing !
wbr, aud wHTinct youiselTci thut 1 C AN at d WILL SELL as cbap as the cbapt.
CIIAS. II. CAUFIELD,
CORNEK UAI AND SEVENTH STREETS, OREGON CITT.
NEW GOODS
AT Til K
LINCOLN BAKERY.
WJLL!AF,1S a HARDIKC,
II
AVE JUST Oi E ED A FULL VARIE-
Vy of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND PROVISIONS.
T e Rakery will be constantly supplied
with fresh
RREAD.CR VCKERS,
CAKES; PASTRY,
CANDIEs AND NUTS.
All of which will be sold at living rates.
Remember tbat we do not sell goods at
cost.
Also, please bear in mind tbat it takes
money to do business.
To "the fainiing trade we wonld say, CASH
for jou. produce, and CASH tor our goods.
Goods delivered to all parts ot the citv.
Feb, 15, lfc?-2:tf
OREG- ON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY !
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMMENCE
JL fccl ciug fur a
Business Directory of the State
OF OREGON in a few days; and, to make
it s- cccss ul, re-jicctfully req icst the co op
erat ; of persons ir.tere.ed in the wepare
of the country. The State ha now reached
that posi.ion. when a yearly summary of her
progress is necessary, hence the value of a
work which will, ia a condensed form,
Combine all Matters cf Public Interest.
The wort in ccnttmplation will embrace a
General Sketch of liie State,
T3 PHYSICAL ASPECTS,
GEOLOGY,
CLIMATOLOGY,
LOTANY,
ZOOLOGY,
COMMERCE.
1IANUI ACTURES,
SOCIETIES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
PRODUCTIONS,
And all other subjects on which it formation
is required.
The work will be illustrated with sketches
of some of tbe leadii g piomincnt scenery of
the State, and its compilation will be under
tbe charge of
J. SIOUTir.IEll. MURPHY, Kq.,
whose recent work on Washington Territory
has been highly .commended by the press
and public.
Tho Business Directory
CF EACH TOWN AWD CITY
Will bo Complete;
And that, w ith f-krtches of each plac, should
make it invaluable to ihe merchant, Farmer
and Mccbkiiic.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, it will be
THE REST yet introduced iu the State, as it
will l e of such impoVtance that it will always
be retaiued iu a prominent position for refer
ence. Tlt Kate of Advertising wi.l be as
follows :
ONE PAGE t20
HALF PAGE 10
CARD 5
Adreitiscrs taking one page will receive a
copy of tbe book gratis.
TRICE of the work will be f 2.Z0.
The book will be distributed on every route
of traTcl and public place in the country.
s.j. Mccormick, Put;iuiicr,
Jii5 Front Street, Portland, Or.
October 1, 1S72.
FALL AHD WINTER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
dealer iy
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
COOTS AND SIIOES.
HARDWARE. GROCERIES.
CROCKERY, NOTIONS, AC.
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY.
PRODUCE of all kinds bought, for which I
pay tbe highest market price.
If ron desire trnod Goods, at LOWPrirrs.
call a"t I. SELLING'S, and examine his fresh
stock of Spring Goods.
GIVE ME A CALL AND CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mr MMto is, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PP.OFITS. r SELLiro.
Arrfl U. lsYlttf
l-.V.
AND WELL SELECTED ST0CK!0F CQ0D3,
CORTECTIONERY S-SlCCrT!
Fresh Oysters!!
LOUIS SAAL, - - - Proprietor.
Corner of Fourth, mul Main 8trcft&.
IT'RESII OYSTERS SERVED IN ANT
. style desired. Confectionery of vry
kind constantly on baud.
I mai.ufacturc all my own s ock, wbicb ia
sutlicieut guaiantee that it is fresh and pure.
Call if want of a good cup of coli, t,
or rlioroluic, or anything in my line.
Oregon City. September ti. lS72:tf
SHADES SALOON,
C. A. HAAS, Proprietor,
Main Street, Oregon City-
Bent BILLIARD TABLES in OEEGOX
Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in
vites the attention of the lovers of thi
popular amusement to them
THE BAR IS S VP PLIED
With all the choicest qualities of Liquor an J
Cigars. Scotch, Irish and Bourbon alreadj
famous Whlaki'.s and Punch.
ALSO, A NO. 1
SHOOTING GALLERY
Is connected with the Saloon.
Oregwn City, Jan. 1, lS72:tf
EEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE-
JACOB ST1TZEL,
C. C. WAT.
J ACOB STITZEL & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO STITZEL &. UPTON.,
REAL ESTATE
a. a d
BKOK12IKS
Cor. Front and Wacbington Sis.,
PORTLAND, 0 R E G ON .
Special attention given to the sale ol farm
ing lands and city property. All corres
pondence relating to ihe recourccs cf Oie
gou w ill be promptly answered-
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
Published monthly. Sent free of cbarga t
any address.
JACOB STITZEL & CO.
March 15, lS72:tf
ESTAU r;a h T-
OWING TO THE CONTINUED ILL
ticss of the Proprietor. Leon DkLoukv,
the Rarnnm Resturaiit is tie red for sale. To
any one w sbing to engage iu this business,
a bargain is o He red.
LEN DkLOCEY.
Oregon City, Oct. IS, 1S72.
TII12 O.LDI2ST
AND
THE BEST
DR. HUFELAN D'S
CELEBRATED
S WT I s s
STOMACH BITTERS
Th? First and most healthful TonI
c-r introduced iu the United States.
These Bitters Iiavo
been in the San Fran
cisco Maiket for over
1 y Yrnrs.and
: notwithstanding the
! manv new candidatt-s
for public favor, ihe
sale have const..ntlr
ocreased.
TAVLUIt & BFA
KKbt Sole Apents.
409 and 411 Clay St ,
San i rancisco. 26-ly
S. BCELAT.
CDAS. B. tVAREt.
HUELAT & WARREN
Attorneys at Law,
OFFICE CHARMAN'd BRICK, EAIX STRBKT,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
March 5, U72:tf
F. BARCLAY, M. R. C. S.
rormcr:y Surgccn to the Hon. IT. B. Co.
33 Years Experience.
PRACTICING THTSICIAN AND SURGEON-,
Main Str", Orrsn Cltr,
Store to Rent.
TI1ESTORE nOUSE FORMERLYOCCU
pied by Kafka, on Rock Creek. H miles,
from Aurora, situated at a fine point fsr
country tiadinjr post ; can be bad on Terr
reasonable terms. This is a desirably point
for a man with email capital to ge iate basi-
nEnqmre of JOHNSON & McCOWN.
july-2tf.J Oregon Ciy. Oregon.
WEALTH AND HEALTH IN
Good Cable Screw Wire
BOOTS AXD SHOES.
Trill not Leai 55d Last Twite it Itfug
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