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DECEMBER 13. 1S72
Stfj'ASD lOUXTY.
f- t iinuifl Fouls, an
Sini.KX Dkatii
.u i .
f ihi. place, died verv su
old cit'B?n
V
. t,;a residence "
i . i onp 11 I lil.-lfc
denly ; , wor5j in his
S;fthenin?,as -lias usual
i i. - .
lle no complain!? on
return!
In
and nla
him
" i.t the person sleeping
tb nlj:l1 ..'111 .v unusual hard breathing.
was a
.aKeneu u. "..-- . ,
went to sieep .' , ""
hut soon
dead. Dr.
,rr.!;i'.
hi foil n a min
lK.dv and could
Harchiy ex s5;)icion nny foul play.
fi'"1 .. . " ;in he died from disease
"'! ut .he opinion he died from disease
h t Mr F. Was a man well
r the hear - j.,,,,,, atlj
a
of the ne: - ac,.,iaintances and
..npCteO- aiHO . . ., 1 I -
and
ives
c- e .1 i,nr:irtor as a uim-h mm
hore a k
' 1 , ., .. . ... i
neizuhor
X-r of relatives residing m tbw
a n
vicinity
kmen are engaged at
LoeKS -The wor
Br,.ent in blasting out me ruu.
Lath of the locks, which had been left
out the rock at the
Tr. to keep out the water, in ien u;.)
there lO Krtt 5. n .n,!
In ten days
from tin
... w.l-.-wa .iw fhtin I
d'LW"' ,ivted that they would never be
wh0 ,P' i nnd others who declared they .
C0I"f 'n,,t'be .lone in live years. They
w:;;ll'! ,L and before the first of Jan-
Will s' J" . .
What Will IROSt! cii'ii" '- ...... .
We learn
it"! oa IirOVl(.'U I""
",!7i, i, the iutendon to pass the first boat
through on Christ mas and perhaps sooner
account
For Sale. We
.int Dr. A. !
have an
Ellis of Tortland as
f?i !,. Balance on advertises contracted
r ,!,.. Vuional Eif' Insurance Company.
. n . ... nrri llilliill iiotii .
..... ' a'ni- i.nal S."D. This account
1,1 u-l'. - -1
tiuit rhean. e
..' i. ..rtw it.is account for sale, until
the Mtow had the cheek to refuse to take
...it .r the nost ofliee
u nut in until the account is sold or oth
erwise sealed.
Not Ekaknki. We have not been able
. i.,in vvliiit the Oregon Ciy Mann-
1 1 larc i
f.ciuiing C ninany proposes to do. wheth
er they are going to build nain or not.
n-i ..r -i imim lll:t!lV I I l ins :u"i
1 wi -.(- j -
.1... ... iIIit tut none can bt
cmiet-i niii .
ir ,.-.l K. ynv reliable source. Mr Jaco
n:hrr members of th? firm have
cer.tlv intoniied us that they do not know
whAt they will do yet.
The young ladies and gentleman ot Ore-
....n i"ov will (rive two evenings en'.er-
..:V...nt Ttfvers Hall the fust to be on
ftf HI' ' w - J
T,,l:ii.- eveninir. Dee. 17. 1872 and ihe
second on I'nday evening tollowing. The
ob'ett of the euu-rtainment is to raise
fun.'-s to p.iv for a Chureh Organ tor the
Cu:-r.-giiion.il Church of this el'y. Eoi k
oat lor programmes.
Fi;iNi Sciiooi.. The Eev. ...r.
So
o.vl begs leave to announce that lie win
- . .1 Ml
w
vi eiil ni'i-ie in the
oriT inize a
class in
Episcopal Ph'ircb on Wednesday evening
next (Dec. lK:h) at seven o'clock, lie re-
...... nctd lh;ll il who Wlsll io
ioie the cl.s would e-un' on that evening.
..r if mo.lile to be there themselves, to
Bend in their names by some ti i ml.
Christmas Hai.i- Wi
nn. .mice that a ball
are reones'.ed to:
will be sriven in
M vers'
Hall on Christmas n:ghl. anu inai
........ lion necess-.irv to make 11
rtlll ..... . .
. .1 V .1 ..r tl. cn;n:i IS belli! Ill lfie
The best m isic to be had i:i the State
........ ..,.ir:red. and the managers are
has
la'.iv
ri ..iii,..r:ii:i'nJ Ihe affair atul
C0!IIO-.em ' f-
niuke it a success.
c.t? or voiir.o- lrieinl Win. .ivrs
t. i..t iw and .'one to Sa'n in. having re-
1 1 -n t r-
e-ived a position in the penuen'iaiy
i-.'i Ij -i roi:il trim in anv place
and w ll
tutv etitrosteil to him
t.;-m,.i!tr W'm ar- sorrv lie
has "tine
from 0.1'r mi.lsr, and probably we are not
alone in that sorrow. Are we I, ill f
o - -
,. ..ie not able to attend
..o.M r.i. 1 . v
he concert civen last Tuesday evenir.g at
the Conrt House, under the leadership of
t- ..iiu,..wl ton learn from tboe who
w...'n resent that it pa-se,: off with great
credit f. all concer-ned. The hou?- was
cto-.ded. and ihe audience was well
L-leased.
AvisKviiM'. Quite a number t f our
jout g l..!ks are preparing to give an
enreriai.iment slmrlly. for the benefit of
t'tie Conirregational Sunday School. c e
pre.lict that it will be a very credita
h-e sitrnir, as some of them have given our
people a lest ol their abili'.ies belore.
H you wauta tine set of jewelry for a
holiday present, and you go to Portland,
he s'jre and call on H L. Stone. No. 107
I'ront street. If you want a fire watch.
1 hat is the place to get it. and in fact any
other article in his line. lie sells his
goods at low prices to suit the times.
Larok. There are about scholars
in regular attendance at the Seminary.
We learn that there are quite a number
of ontsiJe scholars in attendance this
tetrn. The .school is a rood one. under the
efficient corps of teachers now employed.
Court KTKI).
completed a
Mr. J. fi. Toner has just
very snbstan'ial bridge
across ibe hol&v.v by the residence of Mr.
Kesier. It is a much needed improve
ment, and we hope the citizens of that
section are now happy.
Gvmwsii m. The young men attending
the Seminary have erected a gymnasium
for I heir especial use. This is a very es
S'n'iil thing to a school, and we hone
t!iey will not only improve their minds,
but !so their physical powers.
TutKKS. Rev. J. D. Locey left at our
oSI.e a basket full of fine apples fast
Tuesday morning, which he had just gath
ereil o$ the trees. That shows w hat kind
':' a climate we have ia this
Thinks to von. friend Locev.
Mate.
OiT. Mr. John Ulackwell who was
hauly injured at the tire when thr factory
burnt, gave us a call last Tuesday.
ht'i-12 the first time he ha been able to
be oat since he received his injuries.
Almanac. We have ; received McCor
mick's Almanac for 1S73. As usual, it u
f"H of intotmaiion and valuable statis
,,('s. and is a nectsitv to every family in
Jifgoa. " c
rr x-
wt-M.w Awmmj. . bran new awning has
been j.iu up in front of the post office to
ma'ch 9he one in front of Mr. Marshall's
., " s!fres. It is quite an improve:
Hut end of town.
lent to
Change ok Time. The ttain from the
o'ith now arrives at 3:lj; and the one
from the north at 9:17. the time having
i la
o'fn chnnged five initiulps each way.
Ci.K.vMNtj ii-. Workmen have been
fnSsed during the week in cleaning up
the rubbish about the factorr.
County Court Proceedings.
PKCEMBUIi TEF.M, 1872 J. K. WAIT, JCDQE.
Charles Hickman was appointed Justice
of the Peace tor Spring Water Precinct.
In tbe matter of the construction of
bridges over Pudding: river, near Aurora,
and Futte Creek, at Monitor Mill an or-
der was made, reimbursing Marion county
in iuc s.um 01 s i ...: .5, tieing one-half the
cost of constrnctinz said biil-.a
, ., . .... :
In the matter of the construction of the
bridge over Mill creek, at Howard's Mill,
.oei .Mauoon. was appointed to examine
the same and report at the next term of
Court.
In the matter of the repairs made on th
Good bridge across Molalla river Abel
Matloon was appointed to examine the
same
Court
San
same, niul report ut the next term of this
Samuel II. Hmoy was appointed Con-
.,!. I.. I- T.' 1.. i. I, .
mi i-aun vieea i recnic.i
civil rnocEEinxos.
J. R. Kalstou V3. Josenh Edwards
Judgment by default.
JU. 1-eker vs. A. D.CurtU Judsrment bv
default. '
The Willamette Iron Works vs. S. D.
Holmes, W. X Homes and S. J. Henslev
Judgment by default.
the Willamette Iron
i'orks
S. D.
TT. - ln - a W V" 1T..I , 1 CJ T IT . t
Judgment by delimit.
Ilobt. Cammill vs. S. D.
Judi - ment by ' defuuit.
James Mann vs. S. D.
T.l . i i c I.
i. ....i. iiuiiiirs auu J. J. urnsiev
Holmes, et al
Holmes, et al
Judgment by default.
m. Carnahnn vs. S. D. Holmes, et al
Judgment bv default.
,Ured T llowland vs. S. D. Holmes, et
al Judgment by default.
S. I). 1'ope vs. & l), Hohnes, et al
Judgmeut by default. 0
Henry Henrice vs. b. D. Holmes, et al
Judgineut by delimit
PKOI5ATK HUSINKSS.
In ihe matter of the estate of Win. Rolf.
deceased, administrator's bond liied and
appro veil. 0
Estate of Jacob Eugh I eation for the
sal ol real estate heard and granted.
Estate of John G. Campbell W. W.
Ruck appointed: administrator.
Estate ol John rh-muig l.J.McCarer
appoui'eil :ui minis; i at or.
Estate John Dickey r inal accoun ex
amined and approved; p-r.-.onalpropei iy
to Ije distriunti-d ainonsr the heirs'.
Estate of llobert Moore Final account
examined ami approved.
Estate ol John Gray Petition for order
of sale ot more personal property. granted.
Guardian ol minor heirs ot J. k.. Dickey
-J. awtell, KohertP Utlicer and (lilef
Douglieviy appointed to appraise prop
erty of said n inur heirs.
Estate o! Lawrence Hums Final ac
count and Voucliefs filed; ordered that
citation issue lo interested parties.
i x v a cat i ox i ; -: c i i; k n.
E-tate of John (i. Campbell Inventory
atul appraisers" report li.ed, a)-.roVed nd
accepled; petilieu for Siile ot real etate
tiled; or.leied that the property exempt
Ironi execution be set apart tor the widow;
oi dcit d that ciiatioii isue to interested
parlies.
lii f ciuoriaiu.
v0
At a meeting of Mul'tionnih Lodge. Xt.
lV A. V. A. M., held o:i the 8ili inst.. the
toHowitig resolutions were adopted :
To the W. M. Masons and breihren of
Miilinom.ih Lodge. No. 1. A E. & A. M.:
Your commiuee lo w lioui was referred
the duty ol reporting titling resolutions
suggestive of the teelinifs of lliis Lode by
the death of brother John Fleming, beg
leave lo submit the following.
U iii:i:kas. It has pleased Divine Provi
dence to remove lr: in our iunlt.bv iteaili.
I 'ei em
her -!'. 1-7J. o:ir well beloved
bro'her, .lo!i;i
of this Li
therefore be it
Jif.i'tirei. That this Lodge fuels a sa-1
bereavement by which the Order has lost
a wor.hy brother and Masonry a true and
worthy member
Jirs.iUnl. That we will ever cherish the
memory of his many viilnes devoutly
trusting that his well spent liie is reward
ed I') admission 'into tin' Celestial Lodge
above where the Grand Master ol the
utii vei se presides.
t'f.vof-i. That to give expression to
our soi row at ihe decease ol our brmlier
and to in 11k our sense of his worth, these
resolutions inclosed in black lines, be
spread on the minutes of this Lodire and
be published in the Okk-;o. City E.ntki:-i-iiim:.
!?!:( ilvcl. That the Secretary ol this
Lodge send a copy ot these resolutions to
the surviving sou and daughter of the de
cease. .V.soiv.Z. That this Lodge wear ihe
usual badge ol uiouring and ihe furniture
of ihe Lodge be clotheiL in mourning for
thirty days
TlloMAS CllAKMAX.
1. I'. Thompson'.
T. J. McCakvku.
Com.
-TitK Oregon Citv rn:::. -The Herald
of last Sunday has the following: "We
have been furnisdsed ibe following list of
losses sustained and insurance upon the
buildings, etc.. destroyed by the fire at
Ori'ffin Citvahoiit two weeliS since. The
- -losses
were.
o
On building G-
On machinery
On w col .
$1P.C2" 47
M tit; 3
SS.oLi 08
faliing a total ol. . .
The insurances were:
On building
On machinery
On wool
.S150030 ol
P. S 11 C2 00
. 27. 1 L'.l (ID
. 3S.7.")0 00
. S77.50i) oa
Making a total of. . .
Leaving the losses sustained by the
stockholders of the iniajufaciuring com
pany at $ol..r)o0 51.
The insurance agents of the valious
companies involved made a carelul iu
qiiiry into tln" cause of the fire, and dis
covered that the statement made by the
w;trehrr..m was a piece ol f. tin ieation in
every particular. The result proved ihit
some old rags. oily, and greasy, used in tr.e
mill and hd igni'ed by spontaneous com
bustion. This ta ft is conclusive, as no
tire was used in the building, waier-power
being used lo woik the machinery, and
here was only ihis way 10 account for
the origin ol ihe flames. Suni-hiiie will,
it h is iilso been proved, set fire in similar
rags if exposed to the lays. Very lew
people are aware of the danger arising
I roni such a source.
BOKV.
In this c:ty, Dec. S. 1'72, to the wiTe of
Dr. J. Welch, a DAt c.iiTtK the first out of
s x.
In this city, Nov 2?, 1S72, to the wife of j
J- hn Myers, a Dauoht.;r.
DIED.
tn the Eucktatnute, I olk county.-)i c. i
11th, Isaac Wesley Staats, agtd.ubout
IS vcars.
l(0O Itcunnl ; offered by the proprie
tor o: Dr. P crcrs Go'dcn Menu al Discovery,
for a medicine lh:it will qiial it in the cii'P
of n't I severe cses j.f -J,iver Complaint"
ard n'l diseases arising from iuipuritv of
the blood, as Eruptions. Pimples, Blotches,
Moi's, e'c.
Throueh the length ind brpn1tl of ihe j
nd ihe celebrated MIA LR 1 II'PKI) Boots
.1 Shoes srefoldby the mi. lion, f .r pa-
lan
nut
ic ts know Hiey last twice as long as with- I
out iipa. y 1 01 oi.D u du uen- j
The Great Pictorial Annual.
Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1ST3, for distribution, gratis, throughout
the United States, and all civilized 'countries
of the Western Hemisphere, is now publish
ed and readr for delivery, in the English,
German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, Swed
ish, Holland, Doheanan and JSpauish lan
guages, and all who wish to uuderstandihi
true philosophy of l.ea:th should read and
ponder the valuable suggestions it contains
In addition to an admirable medical treatise
on the causes, pievention ana cure of a
great variety ot diseases, it embraces a
large amount of information interesting n
the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the
planter, and professional man; and the cal
culations have been made for such meridians
and latitudes as are most suitable for a cor
rect and comprehensiveN'ATioxAL Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sani
tary effects ot Ilo-ti-tter's Stomach liittera,
the st iple tonic and alternative of more than
half the Christum world, are fully set for h
in its paes, are also intersieiad with pic
torial illustrations, valuable recipes tor the
house! old ai.d fat in, humcrou anecdotes,
and other instructive and umusing read ng
matter, original and selected. Anionjr the
Annuals to appear with oneninir of the rear.
this will be one ot the most use.ul. audiy
be hud fur Vie (inking. '1 he proprietors,
Messrs. Hosteller V .Vmuh, Pittsburgh, l'a ,
on receipt of a t wo cei.t stamp, will f-i ward
a copy by mail to any person who cannot
procuieone in bis neighborhood. The Hit
lers a-e sold in every city, town and village,
and ere ex'cnsively used throughout the eu
tiie civil rzed world.
A sure lhinr. CABLE SCREW WllJli
Hoots and Shoes will not rip, leak or come
apart, And are the ea-iest ever worn. Try
them.
All bear the Patent Stamp.
31 ii 1 ixmii it It I.ode o. ,A. !".! lid
f A. !!. Holds its regular c immuntca
7Vf tions on the Firt ami Third Siitur
dui in each month, at 7 o'clock from
ihe iiotli of September to the -Jotli ut
March, and 7A o'clock from the 2otli of
.March to the ot September. Bieth
ten in good standing aiv tnviied to intend.
Dec. l'O.ISTo, Jtyorderof V. M.
Oregon Lodge Xo. 3, I. O. of O. F.
-,"'ii."- Mcets every Tlmrday even
'ig at 7 o'clock, in Odd Fellow's
r.Ai Hail, Main s e-t.
Members of the Order are invited to attend
By order . .. ti.
Kil.cxii I.'iik a, tt.Oih".
3 a Meet on the Second and Fourth
TUESDAY EVES1X0S.
ot each month, at T o'clock, in O.ld Fellows
I Hall. Members of tlic Deirree ai e invited to
attend.
AVOID QUA
discretion.
ACKS. A victim f eailvin-
eausinj; nervous del.i'itv,
premature decay. Ac , having tried in vain
every adveiiised remedy, lias a simple means
ot -eif cute, which lie wll send ftee to his
h llow snilercrs. Address J. 11. REEVES,
7a Nassau st. , Xew York
Sepr. I:',y
r.T the very bet pliotogrnjilis. go to Brad
ley it Ilulofs-.n's Gal'cry wi;hr u. STAIHrs--
I
A.SCEXD IX THE ELEVATOR. 429
.Montcomeiv Street. Sun Fruncijco.
Goods for the Holidays,
o
AT
Reduced Prices,
O
Call and Examine for yourselves, at
I. ELUXU'S.
Oregon City, Dec. 6. l-72:w4
The rJlcuntain Balm
COUGH MIXTURE.
V7. II. PAF.KER,
OE JACKSONVILLE, HAS DISCOVER
ed a remedy, couipo.ii d of tl;e Kxltii' t
Ironi Mo'intani liaini, which grows in .Lick:
son county, and other Vegetable Inprediei ts.
which has enabled him to furnish the atliict
e l with n jn.rely Vcge;i:b!e a pcricctly
hartnles-, nnd ct the
T!i z llost roAViTfuI lung Remedy
ever discovered. It is good fir
Cougts, Colds, Croup and Ercnchitis
And is an
AGUE PREVENTIVE!
Elood rurifijr, Invigorator and Ap
pct And is noted for stU Xeivusand bilious
ails. Many letters niiilht be adduced toslh.w
wh.itthu medicine has .ne ( if necessary )
but try a bottle, and it will recommend
its- It wherever it j introduced.
Eor sale at the Oregon City Drug store,
and all denie s in nied cine. Sinltli et
liavi, .Agents, I'-ortlanri, Oreiron. I'rupar
ed bv V. II. PAHKKIt,
de. 3?i:3
Iudepeii deuce, t ) regon .
O
Administrator's Hale of Heal Instate.
VOTlt'E IS 1IF.HEJ5Y OIVF.X Til AT IN
-!- pursuance and by virtue of an or-ter of tlie
('oiin'y Court of ( lackmnas county, .State of
Oreiron, made on the .Sd day of Jceciiiler, 1S72,
in the I.Titter of the Kstate ot Jacob Eiigle.de-ei.-ust.il,
tor the sale ot certain real property, hc-re-iiiiil'ter
te-ctibed, belonsi-iiif to said Estate, the
undersigned, Ai'miiiitrator of said estate, will
sell at public aucl i-.m to the hiuliot bidder for L".
S. coin, in three s-tr:tt; jiareeN, as indicated by
said desertjition, subject to eon til ination by said
County 'ourt, on Saturday, the 11th day of Jan
uary. lS.'i, at the hour of one o'clock . in. of
said day, at the Court lloust door, in said coun
ty and Mate, ull the rirht, title, interest and
estate of the said into-tute at the time of hi-
death, and all tlie riulit, title and interest that
the suit! e-tate has bv o;t rat ion tf law, or other
wise aeiuired. other than, or in Tiddi' ion to that
of the .-aid intestate at the time of his death, m
and to all tho.-e lots, pieces or parcels of land,
with all the appurtenances and improvements
l.-lon-iri'' t'lulefo, .-iluaio. lviitvr arid Iw-imr in
said county and Mate, and dcsciilied as follow";
to-wit : J he Northwest one-lour! Ii of the
southwest 1-t and lot 4 in section S. E. 1-4
of S. E. 1-4. and loN one, two and three in sce'ion
2ti, uuil the N. 1-2 ot N. E. 1-4 of sc.-iion .'!. nil in
towti.-hip 3 K, 11. 1 west, continuing i'Xi 70-1 on
acres, more or le-s ; ul-o the lollowimr deset iled
land : a part of claim No. 4J. de.-erii.ed as follows:
beiniiiiii:: at the southeast, corner ot claim No. 42.
thence north 4S chain-; theme south (it 3-4";
west titty chains and lorly iinlj-, to a stake
marked A. II.: thence south 24 chains and ten
links, to a stake -imiiiarly marked ; thence cast
44 eiinins and J'J links, to'the place of beiriffnitig ;
(Xiiilainin : bout lt acres; township A S., 1;. 1
we-t of the W itlamettce m. li-tiaii ; also the fol
lowing de-ei ibed land, belli-' a part ot" Augustus
Vergeu's Conation claim, not liication No. . 1 1 1 :
U--iTining at the N. W corner of said claim;
I thence south one-quarter ol a mile: tnenee eas'
on --hall a mile: thence tumli oue-quarier ol a
m;!e : thence west one-half of a mile, to the plaee
ot be'-iinnin r: io seciions 2 and '.', T. 3, 11. 1
we-t, ! containing so acres more or h-ss.
'i'e'rms and conditions of Sale Eor L". S. coin :
one-half down, and one-half on six month's
' credit, with mortgage sei'iirity on t.ie t.iuu. ut-eus
nd security at AmrEX.
Administrator of the Estate of
Jacob Ent'le, deceased.
December f.Ui, ISTiwf
rict'ee.
In the matter of the Estate of John ncming,
'irricE is nEiiEivr niVEX r.Y the rv-
i dersiunieil that he has been appointed by the
Count v Court of ( lackamas county, Oregon, Ad
tniiiist'rator of the estate of John Plemmg.de-
1 lit-.. v. , .... ' , .
-ease:! ; that all iorsons owing said est a e, and
jll Tiersoiis bavin- claim against said decease-.!,
' . . . t ... -l.l,tl,.i firnn.
ce
ai e re
cquircl to present toe same, e i -- i. -
iier-i, within six month- trom thedate of i.is
notice, to the tindcrsiirned. at the County Treas
urer's offi-v, in re--ron ity. t i egon.
T. J. McCAKVl-i:, Adm'r of the
l.-tateof John Fleming, deceased.
ITtiel.it i- "Warren, Atfya for Adm'r.
December 0, 1S72. wi
A First Class Business
For relia1 Ie men, with the assurance of
nmkioir from $ J.itio to So.eon per annum.
can be seemed in connecti'-n wiih an Agen-
CVcjr the exclus ve sle of works bv Hkxht
ARD BEKCuer. Williah Ci llen Krtant,
nu,BET ,.Kcn stowe. Ac. Write for
particulars to J. Ii. FOKI) & CO., New York,
or 339 h.rarney Street, rsan r raDdirx.
0
O
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME !
p;
OftDEIt TO CLOSE OUT THAT
branch cf my business, I will sell
Toys and Fancy Goods,
At Less than "Wlioleuale Cost Prices!
o
1 have the lnrget and best stock of
CLOTI11XCJ
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
Kte.
0
And other goods, in this eity, which I will
also well
C II A E P V O II CASH!
Call and examine my stock and prices,
and save your money. G
A. LEVY.
Oregon C:ty, Xov. 29. 1S72.
WANTED AGENTS
THE DISCO VI.RER
DISCOVERED!
Dr. LIVIXUSTOXE IX AFRICA.
The Adventures of a mst Adventuro-is Life.
The StankT-LivhisKtouc Expedition
to Afnca. Large octavo volume. just issued.
Contains Incidents of the Wm-deiful Cat per
of the ftieal. Travt ler.the Ciuntr , Animals,
X'atives. llm tmg. etc. Full account of this
most interest tig pin t ol the gloht. Also-to
sell our new work.
PLA1IN3 HOME TALK
AND MEDICAL CO.MYOX SENSE
Xo competition. There never was a book
pul.lishi d like it. Full particulars by ma. I.
J"t.ite houk wanted.
A. L. Bancroft & Co., 0
Sun Francisco Cal.
n'.wi
4 CHEOMOS,
Caki.o Is Misciiikf. ' "11000 Moksixc,"
"M-r.ixu Flow tits," ai.d
"SiMMKR Flowers,"
wi'h. the Ei.KCTitic n'EKKLV and
WtlKLY CllKInTlAN AT A'OUK
(Consolidated), lor $3 T.O 0
'i hee Chromos are about the
size of "Wide Awake and Fat
Asleep " S'disci ihers furn
ished ut once with their
Chromos.
ACE fJTS
c:in make hetier terms
wit h ns thiin with any
other publishers.
Address.
II . W.ADAMS
27 Heekman
s t r e e t ,
X . Y .
2'j nov
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GLAUS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR 1372,
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LOUIS SAAL'S
CONFECT ONERV ESTABLISHMENT,
Main Street, Oregon City.
The best veiiety of TOYS and FANCY
j fillODS, suitable for Chr stmas I'n senls
i ever before brought to this c tv, which will
be sold at juiees to suit the timts. Call
and iiiM!.e my stock and pi ices.
novL'tn I
City Property For Sale.
TUT GREATEST IBICEMEXTS
OF PROPERTYIX OREGON' CITY.
CONSISTING OF FOUR. LOTS GOOD
Dwe ling, with seven rooms; Good Or
chard ; ami nn unequalled well id water; all
in goo l repair, and situated in the niot sight
ly ui.d healthy portions of the city; Title
pei feci; which I oiler for sale cheap, being
desirous of leaving the city.
For particulars enquire of
EUGENE LA FOREST,
nt Thos. Chnrman's store.
Oregon City. Oct. 2.'th lf72.
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MASONIC HALL BUILD
ING. OREGON CITY,
- OREGON.
K
LLPS CONSTANTLY ON II AND AND
lor sale, cui-:ap kou cash,
O
PARL0K, BEDHCOH,
OFFICE, S1TTINGE.00M,
and KITCHEN FUK.NITTJIIF?
Bureaus, Lounges, Rocking Chairs, What
nots. Ber Meads, AYa hst.iiids. Curled?)
Hair and Pulu Matiesaes, I'ulu Pil
lows, t-'pr.ng Beds, 'ir.Uuw
Shades, Pictare Frames,
Mouldings, 'cc, ' &.C.
J?Special altct tion piverj to Upho'stcrv
win k in all its branches. Onleis tilled with
promptness. Repaint ir d -lie with neatness
an t ihsnatch. Furniture made to order.
J-;Goo!s delivered to any pat tot town
free of chaige. Call and examine for your
s. Ivas.- niiyl7n-2'.i
x. Fons,
Grocer & Provision Dealer,
Next door south of the Court House,
Main Street, Oregon Cltj-, Oregon,
0 DEALER IN
BEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COFFEE. TEA ', SUGAR.
FLOUR AND MKALof all kinds,
PICKLES. SO l SALT.
6 CANNED FRUITS and OYSTERS,
Also, all kinds of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
BUTTER. CHEESE and EGGS.
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
GLASSWARE, Etc., Etc.
All kind of country Produce t tken in x
chancre for goods at the highest mat Ket rates.
--Goods delivered in the city free of
c Ir'tie. A fair shire of patiouae solicited.
March 2:1, lS72:tf
FALLS ENCAMPMENT O. 4, I
O.
F. Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall on the
FIRST AND THIRD TUESDAY EVENING
of each m .nth. Patriarchs id good stand
ing are iuvited to attend.
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COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
TTTOPNTA.
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
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AN IMMENSE STOCK ASJJSTJAL.
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GEORGE A. PEASE,
SCCCESSOB TO PROTZMAX, CILLIUAN M CO.,
COR. FIRST & MORRISON S.,
PORTLAND,
nov22tf
NEW GOODS.
ON THIRD STREET,
Qdwecn Alder anil ?Iorrlon Streets.1
Dflmi M ir Colloin,
Fine Iristt ltoom
Iiitt-nit,
Table uittl Ioom
Uaiituitkii,
Tow 1 n u ii (1 f rn U
llluck. L)ie4 Silka,
Blaik Silk Pop.
tins.
RIa k Alpacas,
itiouruinK tiuoiU,
II-lc-i y,
Itoote mid Shoes.
Fiii-iiiUing Uoodi
EUEINESS FOR SALE !
I AVI 1.1- SELL STOCK; AND GOOD
will ot business (ti e onlest Ret i. Rn-i-Vs?
in ,,!,e citv;, and Rent STORK AND
FIXTURES, for a term of vcars at a low
l-ei.t,
THIRD STREET, SOUTH OF ALDER
PORTLAND, OREGON.
novi'.iu'J
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Adrninstrators, Sale.
In tlie County Court of Clackamas county,
Oregon.
In thD mater of the estate of JESSE V.
BOON E, UeeeaA-a.
"VOTICK IS llKRERY GIVEN THAT IN
i- piiru;mce of an Cirdt-r and License made
and f."iveii by tlie lion. County Court of Clacka
mas county at tlie November term, 1872 thereof, I
will proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the Court House ilix)r, in Oruipm City,
on Tuesday the 31st day of December, A. D..1S72,
at the hour of one o'clock, 1'. M., tlie following
described parcels of land, situate in Clackamas
county, Oretron, and belonging to the estate of
said deceased, to-wit :
1st. Donation claim No. 45, in T. 3 S., It. 1 W.,
of the 'Willamette meridian liounded, as follows:
ReLriniiiir at a X)int IS ilO-loo chains cast, and
G ti.'i-lco ehains south from tln northwest corner
of See. 21, in T. 3 t.. It. 1 W ruiiinn- thence
east .lii ehains: thence south 0 Ueir. Ollmiri. west,
to the Willamette river; thence north 7li decrees;
west 10 chains; thence uortli 70 decrees 20 min
utes we.-r, 1( 80-lui) ehains; thence north S7 de
precs west, 10 .'lO-leo chains; thence north 41 "A-liW
chains to the place of liegiuiiing; containing 162
70-100 acres, more or less.'
2d. A fractional part of donation claim Xo. -12,
bom,' that of Jesse V. lioone, in T. 3 li. 1 W.
of the Willamette meridian, bounded us follows:
Hcpnnijrat the south-west corner of t-aid claim.
No. 42, running thence east 20 chains to the line
bet ween Sees. L'li and 27 ; thenee north 8!) 27-loJ
chains to the Willamette river; thence south OH
3-4 degrees west, 21 31-100 chains up the Willam
ette river to the N. W. corner of said claim. No.
42: thence south SI 4-)-10O chains to the place of
le;.rinniiiLr excepting from this description a
tract of about 30 acres in the N. W. corner, defi
ed by deceased and his wife to W. A. Crissell, the
deed for which is recorded on paies 32 and 33 of
liook "U" of the record of deeds in Clackamas
county, Oreiron, the amount to be sold beinr
aliout 140 acres, after deducting said 30 acre tract.
3d. Also a fractional ourt of said donation
claim. No. 42, in T. 3 S., ll. 1 W. of tlie Willam
ette meridian, liounded as follows: Commencing
at, a point on the south boundary of said claim,
42. 10 0-100 chains north of the south-west corner
of See. 20, in said township, running thence cast
8 30-1O0 chains to the S. W. corner of a lot of land
conveyed by Jesse V. liinnc and wife to Alphonso
Jloono. the deed for which is recorded on paces 24
and 2.' of Book "E" of the record of deeds in ( lai-k-amascounty;
tln nee north 24 10-10(1 chains to the
N. W. corner of said lot ; thenee north 1 3-4 de
grees east, ! 2'.-loo chains to the line dividing
said claim, 42, between Jesse V. Ji'xme and his
wife; thence north on snid division line 03 chains
to the Willamette river; thence south S3 dcg.
west, 1 ( (!0-l(K chains up said Willamette river
'o the line between sees. 22 and 23 ; thenee south
on said section line H:) 27-1(11 chains to the place
of lieginniii'-r: containing 128 acres, more or less.
On the lir.-t descriiied tract is a comfortable
frame dwelling and barn, and a good bearing or
chard. (In the other two tracts there is a large
quantity of meadow land that has produced four
tons to the acre. Each tract lies on the Willam
ette river.
Terms of sale : Coin, one-third on day of sale;
one-third in six months, and one-third in twelve
months. Deterred payments bear interest.
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
November 1, 1872. W. C. JOHNSON,
n3w4. Administrator.
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LIVE AXD LET LIVE!
THE ORECCX CITV HACK AXD DRAY CO.
HAVING PURCHASED The
Livery Stuck and business
oi Mess-s. Willis & Rnoron-ro.v,
and the Drays, Horses and RiiMiiess of C. X.
Gkkknman. are now prepared to carry on
L1VEKY m SI.VKS?,
FKEO ST A RLE.
A.VU I HAVING.
We will also deliver shib wood to all those
persons to Mtmm Willis t i;rcuirbto:i have
ei-frajicd :nd as many more us will en-rae
flub wood from us, so far js we can ct a
supplv.
Order left nt the Livery Stable for Wood,
Dnivin or Ilaiilintr, will be attended to with
disp ttch. l'at oiniire in our several branches
of busiin ss so!ic ted. Our t lnugiK siail
be 3!oflcrute
ee-The Highest Cah Price paid for Oats
delivered ut the Stublp.
C. N. (J RE EN. MAN", P.csidcnt,
J. M. 1'RAZER, Secretarv.
OfO. C. II. A D. CV.
Cre20n City. Au?. '23, l.s7'2. tf.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
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DEALER IN
DRV GOODS,
CLOTHING,
LOOTS AND SHOES. Q
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
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CROCKERY, NOTIONS, SiC.
Mi IN STREET, OREGON CITV.
PRODUCE of all kinds bonzht. for which I
pay the hiehest mm ket price.
If on desire pood Goods. &t LOW Prtcf s.
call at I. SELLING'S, and examine his fresh
stock of Sprmji Goods. 0
GIVE ME A CALL AND CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
Mr Motto is, QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.
I. SELLING.
Ar rll W. mi:tr
-V. Silver T"ij
ADDS FIVE CENTS
to the fott of a shoe, and one dollar to
lt ralnf!
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NEW GOODS
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JUST RECEIVED BT
I HAVE JCST RECEIVED A NEW ANT) WELL SELECTED STOCKOF GOODS.
cousitinij ia part of
DRY-GOODS,
FANCY OOI,
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS'
Groceries,
All of which I will sell at the LOWEST RATES. Give mefa call before purchasing l8
where, and convince yourselves that 1 CaN ai d WILL MILL as cheap as the cheapest.
C1IAS. II. CAU FIELD,
CORNER MAIN AND SEVEN Til STREETS, OREGON CITY.
THOMAS OHAEMAN
ESTABLISHED
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DESIRES TO !NFl?rnE CITIZENS
of t)recon Civ. nnclhe Willamette
Vall-v. tl.at le is si ll on h.1W?, und duiog ,
- . i i i . . . i t
nusiiiess on me oci mono, inai
A Ximlilc ix-Ieti-e m. Ix-ttcr than u
Slow Sliillii.."
I have just returned from uFrancisc:
where 1 purnhascd ote o! the
LARGEST and BEST SELECTED
Stock of Coeds
ever before offered in this city; and consists
in part, us follaws :
Boots & Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats & Caps, Hosiery of every
reseriptioii, Hardware, Gro
ceries, Faints & Oils,
Sash & Doers. Queens-
ware, Crockery,
Glassware.
Chinaware, Stoneware, Platedware,
Jewelry
of various
qualities & styles,
Clocks & Watches La
dies & Gentleraen's Furn
ishing Goods, Taney Iloticns
cf every description.Patent Med
icinesj Rope, Fanning Implements
cf all kinds, Carpets, flattings,
Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, &c.
0
Of the above list, I can sav mv stock is the
MOST COMPLETE ever ottered in this mar
ket, nnd was s'ecte:! with espec-ial nut- for
tli is mm Ut t. All of which I now ofltr for
sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
No nse for the ladies, or any one else, to
hink of jroinp f IVrtland to bnv conds for
am DK1ERMIXED TO SELL CHEAP and
not allow myself to be
DiDERSGLD IX THE STATE OF GREG ON
All I ask, is a fair chnnce aru" quick pay
ments, licliev nr, as I do. th:.t nineteen
years experience in Oregon City en.-ihles me
to Know ihe reqiremcnts of the trude.
Come one and all, and see for ourselves
that the old stand of
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THOMAS CHARM AN
cannot be bent in quality or price. It wou'd
be useless for me to tell you nil the adran-t-
pes I can offi-r on in the sale of good-, ns
every store that advertises d-s that, and
probably you have l.een disappointed. All I
wish to say is. come and see and examine
tor yourselves, for I do not wish to make anv
rnist.akes.yMj ilj-.-ct is to till all mv .fd
friends now that I urn still alive, and Jesir
ons to sell goods cheap, lor cash, or on such
terms as agreed upon.
Thanking all for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed.
THOS. CIIARMAN,
Main street, Oregon Citj.
5TLepal Ttdera and County Script
taken at market rates.
TII0S. CIIARMAN.
jgy-CO.OOO lbs wool wanted bv
TIIOS. CIIARMAN.
3
NEW GOODS
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY.
WELLIAEV1S & HARDING,
HAVE JUST OPENED A FULL VARIE
ty of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND PROVISIONS.
The P.akery will be constantly supplied
with fresh
BREAD, CRCKER.
CAKES. PASTRY.
CAN I)1E AND NUTS.
All of which wi'I be sold at livirjj rates.
Remember that we do Dot ell goods at
cost.
Also, please bear in mind that it takes
money to do business.
To the fin miu tn.de we wonld tav, CASH
fi r ion. produce, and CASH lor our poods.
fJoods delivered to all parts of the citv.
Feb, 1(5, lS72:tf
GREAT REDUCTION !
S. ACKERfjiAW &CO.
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
r REDUCED
rriccs untilJanuary 1, 1873
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
We mean what we say. and we propose t
eive the people of Oregon City ana Clacka
mas county an opportunity to purchase their
goods nt a les- price thn ever brfore offered
in thi city, which will only last u it 1 nex
January. Our stock ia complete in every
respect.
Give us a Call Before Enying Elswhrrf.
REMEMBER THE OLD STAND OF
S- ACKEIUIAS & CO.
GMain street, seoond door south
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jXillinoi ,
SHOES,
Crockery, &c.,F&c.
CONFECTIONERY SALOON !
3 Fresh Oysters!!
LOUIS SAAL, - - - Proprietor.
Corner of FourtH and 31aln Streets.
17 RES II OYSTERS SERVED IN ANY
. style desired. Confectionerj of every
kind constantly on hand.
I manufacture ill my own s'ock. vbich it
sullicient guaiantee that it is fresh and pure.
Call if want or a good cup of coll, t,
or t-Iiooulate, or anythinu in my line.
Oregon City, September 6. Ib72:tf
SHADES SALOON,
C. A. HAAS, Proprietor,
Kain Street, Oregon City-
Lest BILLIARD TABLES in. OREGON
Have been introduced, and the Proprietor in
vites the attention of the lovers of thia
o popular amusement to them
T II H BAR IS S VP PLIED
With all the choicest qualities of Liquors an J
Cipirs. Scotch. Irish and Bourbon alreadj
famous Whiskies and Punch.
also, a So. 1
SHGOTEKG GALLERY
Is connected with the Saloon.
Ore-on City, Jan. 1, li72:tf
REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE-
JAC03 STITZEL,
C. C. 'WAT.
JACOB STITZEL & CO.,
SUCCESSOR S TO STITZEL & UPTOX.,
EAL ESTATE
AND
Cor, Front and AVahtngton S.,
PORTLAND. O R E G ON .
Special attention given to the sale ol farm
injr lands and city property. All corres
pondence rehiring to ihe rccourcta of Ore
gon will Le pi omptly answered-
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
Published monthly. Sent free of charga t
any address.
JACOB STITZEL i CO.
March 15, !S7i!:tf
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RESTAURANT.
IPOJl SALE ! c,
OWING TO THE CONTINUED ILL-i.e-ss
of the Proprietor. Leon DeLockv,
tbe H.uiiiim IUturiint isi UV-rtd for sale. To
any one w siring to engage in this busii.esi,
a bargain is ollered.
LEON DeLOUEY.
Oregon City, Oct. IS, 1S72.
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AND
the: best
DR. HUFELAN D'S
.CELEBRATED ?
S "W. I s s
STOMACH BITTERS
Tlip First and most healthful Tonle
cvv? Introduced In tlie United States.
These Hitters have
; been in the San Fran-
i cisco Mai ket for over
j 1 wi-nly Vfiir.and
nol withstanding th
many new candidates
'for public favor, th
sales have constantly
:ncrensed.
TAYLdlt b BEX-
EEL. Sole A pent.
40!) and 411 Clay St..
San Francisco. iv-ly
The standard remedy for Cough", Infln-
enza, Sore Throat, ll horping. C(iigh Crovp.
Liar Complaint, Bmnchiiis,Ii leading of th
.ifflj. snd every affection of the Throat,
TTTunsrs and Chest, including CovsrjirTios.
iiUnr' lUlsnm nfrrT
does ni t dry up a Coueh. but loosens it,
Ieanses Ihe lurjs, and allays irritation, thus
i tincr ing the can of the complaint. Non
jreniime"ii'dess signed I. Pltts. Prepared,
bv Seth W. Fowls Sons, Boston. Sold by
R'eiungtov. Hostetter A- Co., San Fmncisco,
ard by dealeis generally.
FOR S-iVLJE.
rp FIE UNDERSIONED DESIRES TO PELL
J his properry in Oren"n Citj will sell
at a l-arjra:n, to a pood purchaser.
Alsoi towu lots in Canemah, with good
fence around.
Also 2 town 1o in lower end of Oregon
Cily : also lf0 of land known as the dona
tion land cla m of M m. Stone. 9 mile
southeast of Oresron Ci'y, withfomeim-.
provements, thinly timbered, no underj'
growrh. po--d lasting water
J21' quire at CountT Clerks office.
J. M. FBAZER.
Oregron Citr, May fh. 1T. r( njf
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