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THE ENTERPRISE..;
nREGON HTV, 0 S( EGON.C ( TORS t: 3i73.
( ITYSKMINAnY. TllC result of the
oiithlv review was not made out in
111 , - ,,nu.r l:ist week. Jlelow
time i't ii". i t
cive the names of those who passed
o written examination and the averatre
B rM i Ve obtained. Those who miss-
IV ...... i.f their classes iri-l a lower
.ill 01IH- . , .
would have re
ii examine-il in
1 . i -Vthev had f.een examined in
i-entai:''
.nil
n their classes.
The
reneral rt-snlt of ,
f,Vc"v:Vinination was highly satisfae-to- '
rV
H. Cautield. K; V.
1 , 1-1 1 I
..iki r 7:-. I - Hackett, .; .M.Joim-
1 1 j 1 1 1- - . . . .
soil. '
O Miller, ')i ' . .A. .Uiinuill,
,. f IitroW i: -m;uii, , j..
': il.'t 7.V I1. Waller, 7S: K. Welsh,
..cditon. 77: Rose Fox. NJ; I, liell,
iirniivrht
Ha
t . ,.i-..t t 7!!
As; Ivan i nii.so, .v.
S. I'.rown.M; K I'roun, '
i V J'.rown. Jl: I- 'hanii-ui, ol ; :
ir 'fYo' lis; J.. liitzcr, K. 1-razor, ,
H.'.mnhrey.s-; W. Howard.!; !
M. Hackett
I., j i ;n iv i. ti . !. j v.. :
iiirkett "d; A. 1 1 unsaker, 'h : -M.Jxei-
I&tie.Vi, A- MH'own, 41; 1. Miller,
V.
t. i.Titvrn's Monthly roil Novkm-
t!Kii.-S.ri!ner's Monthly for X vem- :
jr bc'ins a new volume, IMwanl j
Kind's ea re fully and profusely iile.s-'
lntel p iper on ld and New Lohisiana. i
i the Great South Suites, v reinarka-
1,1,. f,,r its calm and dipassioiiate state
.in
Im tn. The Ifeparl nieiit t iioni" an s
S M-i'-ty, Culture aid Jrogrcss, Nidure
.ia 1 S -ien -e and M-eiiins have their
nurd vari- ty of eo:it-nts. Scrib tier's
fur 1 'ceni'MT will have :i new dialect
poem bv Ibet ll.u t-; and to the Jan
uary number he will -ontribute a
Caristtn is storv, entitled "How Old
.Man riuukett- 'went Home."
Okkickks Ki.wvki). Willamette
bodo No- 1"', I- n- G. T., of tliis city
el'i ted tiie f.Jlowin obieers last Sat
urd.iv. for tic en j'.iing 'piarter ! icgiii
niti Noveinher 1-t: K v. M. Judv,
V. T.: Miss Mary II oberts. W. V.
'I' Geo. 4 . atsoi:. . Ai . ; .J:is. ,v:i t-
t.nl. W. C S.:
!:. J. .Svw.uoi-.t, w. T.
iifiii - r - ii i I'u.ij i i-t; iius pcraiio;:, ;nitl for hade
? ' '" .I- H.i..xl.nr,t t! . , ,w. It
KriUierine larle. i.y Adeline Traiton j Ali Sue will lf imli unproved when was stated as was subsequently elic
(uitlior of "The Aim-riean Girl finished lioth in aj arance ;tnd speed. I ited at tlie Jirelitninur v examination
Al-road,".) to run thron-h they-ar, and 1 It is expected that she will be as fast as that Drost had ln i.-'e fienuent threats
tl.-lV;r. "lrll.c n Pitels . by 1 te- any beat that has ever run on the river j in,t tho AUVsL"1 Ist !
..M...,.'in.l(..l within Hol e or timr liiim- Nkw OrKiDs.-We notii-pil ii lnrw ar- i Ifi'kv Airs. Drost learned that
Kcv.J. A. Wirtli, W. '. : Kolt. 1 ). Wil- I Portland, will p retch in tlie Congrega
s..ii, VV. M . : Mary Siiiger v. I. G.; . tion .1 Church in this citv next Sunl::v
I'iia-;. I tioin i-i. W.O. it.; I . J . Snooii'-r, ' ,
P. W.C.T. Tn.-y will be installed t- "i"i"g and evening.
ncrrow evening Ly 1 ;l r I'l.'piiry
t r I'.i pi' t.
A 1
i:nnAixs. Iu
t- .-.Jays paper
o:ir i
r".i'ler will find a new aivet tiseiuent j
from Mes.r. Levy Pros. Mr. A. Le-
vv owinj; to his fa linz health, lias de
ti:nii:i) :l to t ike a 1 i ; 1 1 - recreation from
b'.i;n ss, joe! in or.; -r to en il.le liim to
d so. ii 'cd -., ui'Ui 'A'. and no . oifeis
liN iui :iK'!)se sio'-k oT g.iods at great 1 v
rc la 'ed rates. T;ie' do iei propose to
sell out at cost or el. ise hiisiiwss, but
as in hi -' iii -at
f. r pure.'risers. ot, r
'ticir yoo.Js at reu-iee.i rati
s. Give
-t-..ek.
tu an a -.ill and cx;:iuiiu- llu ir
: 0
I'A'ifi OF TilAN'ir . LiJl loll Ln .' TP.-
ri'.isj-r': 1 would lii..' tlirouh the eol-
uiuas of year pa pi r to thank theciii- J
zens of . og'.n Ci y for tleb- I'.Vier.tlity
in dotii;!'! t'i i:r- (Hie widow of N.t
iban ib Mark wood., the sum of ii t. -ci::;t
(e 11 irs and .-cver,;y-:ive cents ni
ceia : :.No iletn d-ll.irs and tw.-ntv-
live ct m!" ill b:i- g-oils. I ' lbeti lis
were M li-ifi-il tllloUi1! toe 1. i lii lli'SS O:
Mr.,. A. 1 lledsresa-.ni M.ss V. J. I'.nt-
if il O1
!'.-s will ree-ive
.1. ?d Ai'.KWO'C:.
t.i.klll.S.
foam:, "now--A
pfirt u in i't era ui-
o l ! ): i'i- in 1. 1 t::e ::
.V .... Vo f .- T
G. Wid , ' .: ::i: r ei'.'.:. n of
l-llt II. iW of W. is! ill it:.!l T.
tldi -oi.ntv.
.' In i-t i! T .i-.-:,.rv !i;l
ln-'ii i.a.-Ti- t- d- :a-.i. it wrnes us to :
I' lir-'-l I e.- error, an 1 the ia -t tbai in-
it -till alive au l ane-tii i'.i-'. livin-jr is 1
positivi- c i b-nee t Ii, t t ie- re: ri is in-
cr;ee. Mr. Wills I :is a !iuiiib(r f
ri.-n u and r(.l;"it-s resi.ling in this;
1.111. v, wii i will be j 1 d b l-'arii j
tli.it the r -;. .rt is uiib. u . I
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Thanks. Mr. l'.i ne 1. iTV; st de- j
sires us to return tlniks iu his ! eh dt, j
t. the fii-nds who send hitn, tar.-ugli !
Mr. J. I.. Ilarh.w, a l id oi' groceries. '
hi-it week . a nd ab.o to- tie- ouiig h.d i' s !
an I tr-ii: lei 11. il w);o . "ere ei miecied i;i :
getting up a concert tor lii- b; n.-iit, by '
wldi h he received oee-h;; 1 ' of t he net !
p-oeeeds t!n ugli M -. . H. Warren. !
a!ietii:lii!ir to S-i ''. Mr. b:il"or. st ,
1. el- very grat
tie ir favors.
ful
his f; ieiids for
Ibd- Him. Mr. i'lirgeson f illed a
l.ir
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nai.ihcr nt ar t!i - residence of yi r.
J. I.. Cason. about two miles north of :
.this edv, hist Wednesday evening.!
T.ie f. lb.w had been making rather
free with Mr. Cason'-t sheep, having1
ki'.'cil thn e of them tfie niglil 1 1 iore, '
and was evidently 1 n the hunt f r ;
ni'ie. lie measured si. ami a half;
feci, and wasi a latlu;- ugly looking!
oust. .nrcy-. i
Wki.comk.-Mr. W. If. I'rnn her,
nephew of Mr. John I'.rush, of this!
county, wiili his family, arrived he-re j
hist Ween -sdav front Xew "York, in- !
tending to make- Oregon his future!
heme. We hope Mr, l'lanclier may
f'-t I j. b ased with Ids proposed new j
home. ;;uid welcome him among us. ;
e aic m need o; just siu-li men.
('..!No lisr. Miss Annie Good
e,ies on the stealiu r John I. Stoph-
-us which sails from Poi tland to-ilav
for Phila.leli.hi.i wlier she exneets to !
take up hf-r future re-idenee with her !
uiKle. e wish her i Icasant jour
ney, ami feci assured it will ii't he
l"ti.i; before she W.U1 return to her Ore
rlon home.
Con kht. -The com crt iri-.cn hy
.Home ,,f the ladies ami -.-enth in' n of
this city hit Friday evctiitii:, at the
l'.aptist Church, for th ' henetit of M r.
J.al'orest, was wi ll attentled. and we
are tuforme.l tl:at Iho-e who took pan
In it acci iiittt il thems.. Ives very c-rcd-itably
anil the entertaii.nie'iit j;ave ren
eral satisfaction.
O
Ui if NTY CoUlf-.T.-Tlie County Court
for Clackamas county meets next M.m-
da-for probate husincss. and the Com -
iiiissi.mcrs Com i. .IiKt'e Wait pesidinir
.Kawte ll and Sharp CoiiimisMoners,
day o'U,",ty l,UHnKS un U t,liu's"
Can't Mhkt thk 1k.mam.-Tho Ore-
City Woolen M ills are in operation day
and night, with a full force of opera-
tivcs, but Ave are mlorn-od that the
j nipany are unable lo meet the eh--
iit..l l'..i. tlir.ir .rtiiu U
their uooels.
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h
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ui It 4n tlio StMiini:irv grounds, ana;
improved the sidewalks hadinc- to the
...) 1 I : l l.: . !..-....- n t
ti.i.ij ocsi.ies IliaKlIlLl iniii.i mi v-i;i
i'uprovciiieiits.
Acr "inuN r. While t.ae mother of
Mrs. Frank 11. West, of Linn city, was
-r turiiir.rr flom Church Sunday, the
hXh int., at Salem, she f ll on the
S1 b-walk and hroke one of her lcir-5.
'ry C.f e 11.. Hcjialar monthly
iheetin-: of the City Council will le
h, M next Monday evening.
honrd of DclcEratcs f.f the Ore"on '
1
Fire Department meets next '
TV
"ncdy nvopiri.
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Sad Accident. Last Saturday after
noon, while George, son of Fred Chap
man, about eight years of age, was en
paped in playing with some other little
hoys, ho ha'd one of Ids lingers eut oO'
entirely, and another partly. The little
follows were engaged in digging a ho'e
in me Krouiiu, eiiopomg me groiinu
looso with an ax, and Georgia was en- '
gaged in removing the eartli when the I
W who had the ax eommemed to ,
,-hop while his hand was in the hole.
Tlie fore timrer of his left hand was en-
tirely severed, while the seeond was
nearly, anl it is probable that he will
never 1 ,bIeto gainjh. use of it. j
Pi:nsoNAi..-We had a call yesterday j
from Mr I? f crl.W ...,....:"!
tbe book and stationary honye of A. Li i
P,.neroft & Co., of San ?.,, li J. 1
Last Wednesday we ret" ivi' e ill" ;
mo hook ana stationarv Iioxme of
lrom .ur. ji;iKe. w ho is connected i-' sanguinary aliair.
with a large wholes de fiuit packing! Droat kept a small restaurant ne-r
house ms.m I raneis... the landing, and Ilanxhurst is a sort
NoriCE.-Suiiscriber.s to the Dr. liar- of lls"" "tl (neral laborer. It
clay Monument fund, and all who de- rp.V1;1, 1,Ctl,ad l"?n iu th ha1,it
. . . .. . . .. making Urost s restam-atit n rt nf
questeil to meet at the room adjoining
this ollice formerly the Gounod' Cham
ber, this evening at 7 o'clock. A full
attendance is reipiested
come.
rival of-oods at M vers' store last Tu's- i
day evening. Kvervbodv knows John, I
and tliev know th:t he s( lis his iroods !
is roods
as cheap as any bouse in town.
LEwri.AK.-1he Hue steamer of the !
W . II. T. Company, the beaver, k mak- ;
ing regular tri; s en the Yamhill river, j
and comes dow n well-filled each trip. ;
Fall Stock. Mr. T. Selling has re
ceived his fall stock of goods, and he
assures us that he is selling at very low
rates. Give him a call.
ItKi.ioiocs. Kev. Dr. Atkinson,
r i . in j . . ,
i-oii oald. i" loreiK-e, rover iv: i.a
ker or Home Shuttle sewing machines
can he had en reasonable tonus bv r.p-
jux'ing at tiiis othees.
llE;n:NKii.-Mr. and Mrs. P.-sgi ne
1 lenient returned from their bridal
tour to Vi'-toria, last 1'Viday.
Gtlio.al Vote id" Cac S;atc.
The following i the ollici.d vote,
for Congrersmaii at the election held
October liJth, 1873, compared with
the vote cast at the election of lo72 :
'A
coCNii:
r.ak.-r
i. -l.ioii
i be ii:i:i:,is,
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.... iji.J
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.... isl
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UV,
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.... :i-:s
t .s
.... 5l..
i, .1
711
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1JJ
j Joii-!;i.s
j tram
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i i.laa
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71
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Hcanu-ratic and Ibulica! .Ilajorilic.-
The following are oiiicial or report
ed majorities given at the laic special
election for C'tir.gi"s.sinaii:
N KSM Mil
Pelltoll
Palvel
( bieliau.as . . .
Curry
I '01 s
Colund.ia
iHml is. .
; 1 ant
J.lc ksl !l
Josephine
SMITH
i:;ij ' ci.dsop
11
J.)i .M arum.
:.j , .M 11 1 . 1 tonic 11 .
; Tilbunot k...
:,. j
X in j
Lf.-.i ;
lS:
-l'.O j
1 V.!
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leo j
1::! i
ir,.i 1
11:;'
. . . . . 1 .
I.ane
I. inn
Polk
I'm itilla
Union. . .
wasltingti.ii...
Was -o
Yamhill
Total
:, j Total..
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Mr. 1j. I!, licer. s. n of Kalph (;rr of
,M atloll Oil l V . ilol- il li.lll.t line
Orove- a baiel o! line'
across the mountains
.. .-
I loo. led sheep across the mountains
this fall, en route for his ranch near
wana aiia. aii.i ;im it-ii.u; tuonii .
. ,. , I of lutamacv existed between the mr-
, lK..i.t.-Aportionofthewallalongitics ni. r. . 1 S "
Gie ro:u up thoLlutr Ml in l ist week. ; jnst .ronn(ls for 8nol; , J
Street Commissioner Meldrum w en- otir informant could not sPVe- but
JiKu.gn-.Ti! w si:::'.: liir 'i,nin "r", ; V'o5
completed will stand for all time to ! 1 f l)Ut:Xllon ai1,1 ls a hardworking
. t -r m t
extr. i'ieiv well tuitill lie i-.tieiu it K.(-! j fc-- "
("reek, near Stair-'s ranch, on the road ! Jolrcl, 1 hat tlio cr,t or ton,
hit ween the lalles ati.l Umatilla, j froijrlit, em wheat er edlicr commotli
v. here thoy ate of some in.isonoiis fies from Astoria to Ti verpool should
weed and alM.ut tw. liiimlrea am nay J fc Kreaer than from San Fran
lain tlmvn and died in a tew minutes . . T, . ,
afterwards. Tie- hantl e-onrsiste-.l of , ciso to the same j.oint.
'd ewe s, that cost in the Wil-
lamette alley an avera:e ot .r pe-r
head. His loss will he m the neijuiior
hootl of Jl..jiM).
Ii. T. Jmlson, Iluraplire-y's Laml
insr, IMariem county, writes to the
Former as follows: " As you solicit
reports from farmers of tlie crop
yiel.l for 173, I will state the vielel
of my farm to he: of fall wheat, 11
bushe'ls; spring wheat, l2' hushels;
oats, oO hushels: corn, and potatoes,
not vet harvestetl, hut estimated to
. 1. nf crri JOlmshels: n.it.it. ies l.'iO
j luishels; and on six acies of orchard
j of ahout 400 hearing apple trees, I
j think it is safe tosa- tliev have borne
! ()u( l,Ushols of api'Ie.s this year;
j f bay 2- tons to the acre." W. 13.
tinson writes irom rouaviile, Udnn
county as follows: " In this section
; ahd around Lebanon, fall wheat has
I averaged oO bushels to the acre;
; i'llljg llt at u; oats, 4 ); Uax-seHil
r- lot much raised i, about rl. At
1 ........ i C . ,
i'lrsi'iu. a nn vr.-rv lon;-e int.
pEiiHArs. The; onlv excuse that
t - n.
0111 Judical ceitemporaries can oiler
it was an "oft' year" and that the par
ty elieln't all vote, leaving the impres
sion that it toek the entire Demo
cratic vote to elect Nesmith. The
returns show this to bo untrue.
Xext June w ill find these same fel
lows pleading the "off year" doelge
again. Times.
Thirteen packing houses in Lou is-
ville, last season, turned out yw,&i
J suar-Giire-l liam.
A Tragedy at Tillamook.
A JEALOUS HUSBAND ATTACKS A MAS
AND IS K1LLKD A FEARFUL STRUe
GLE TII1KTEEX STAHS WITH A BUTCH
ER KXIFE. - -
1 "rom ,h0 Orogonian October Sth
A fearful tragodv was t-nar-t.l ,t
Tillamook Hst F , ; i tuactcnl at
i1"amooK last 1 n.lay evening, about
' ot.lock llear Miller's store. The
Parties engaged iu the terrible aflWv
named respectively Drost in.l H,v
hrst. The result of the onconnter
V,"RS he SUl?len 1i iith of Drost. A
gentleman lust from the seeno n.1
V, S W llll"xhrst a few minutes
f ter Ctra cf tho f rightful
tr,aSei,.V. ffavs the following partie-
lie became such a fre
quenterof the house that Drost grew
jealous of hisattentions to Mrs. l)7o.st
iii'.iimMi inai a roo great dc'ren
woman. At all events Drost was
driven by his blind jealousy to a de-
! l T 1 . ...
't'i Minrst mtemled to call at the
1UK1S(,.- 'be evening of that day.
lvaHW",K fli"K f her iiusbaml
i , , . ....
j towards llauxhurst, she sent him
i word io stav awav. Tint, he did not
H.va tl;e w arning, and came to the
house a little alter dark. Drost was
at home and no sooner did llauxhurst
enter the room than lie sprang at him.
! and the two soon became engaged in
; desperate struggle. llauxhurst. al
; though wirev and powerfully built.
was up.oqnal to cope with Drost, who
was a man of immense physical
strength. As a consequence, Drost
knocked las antagonist down several
times, and was pommeling him severe
ly. In the struggle on the i!orr,
llauxhurst managed to get possession
of a butcher knife. He plunged this
terrible weapon into his adversary
some thirteen times., laterally catting
him to pieces and causing instantan
eous death. The terrible affray wa1;
witnessed by a man named Uean and
the wife of the murdered man. So
suddenly was the work of death
wrought, that Dnxd hamly uttered
a word. "When llauxhurst arose from
his gory labor, he wars a most horri
bly sickening and bloody spectacle at
which to look. Immediately after
I the killing, Ilauxhurr-t was ari'ested.
I but at the conclusion of the prelim
j iiiiiry examination was discharged, it
I being :-hovvn clearly that Drost had
I threatened to kill 'him, and that the
' stabbing was done in pure self-do-.
feline.
llauxhurst is a hall-bleed, who, in
: ger.eial. is peaceably tlisi los'-d when
sneer.
but
tiirbule
A.
I and desperate wlicii under tiie inlhi-
. e;;ce d' drink, lie is regarded a dan
1 geroi:s man pud has been engaged in
i several bloody aiTravs. Some vcarw
j ago he had a difficulty with a young
man m Siiiem, i;i which he siaboed
; him several times, resulting in death
a few days after. For this, llauxhurst
; Mas tried and sentenced to t'ie eni-
teniiary for ton years. Sulsejuently
i lie was pai-dom-d out at the expiration
of four years, nnd has been residing
: at Tillamook for the last, three years.
Drost su--tained the character of a
! bally, but was not regarded as a man
! of violence or ef very bad disposition.
The sanguinary affair created great
; excitement in that vicinity.
IToMjp.-tions Atbij t-'o.
St a meeting of the Iarmors' T3x-
: . cursion Party, held in Astoria last
' j Friday, the following; pri-amhle and
j resolutions v.-ere adojded:
I Wnr.iu. vs. We, citizens of Ijinn
j county, Oregon, have just complet
! ed an examination eif tlie harbor and
I surroundings df Astoria, and are
convua-eti oeyeun: a lvasoiiatue 1iou.1t
eif tlu following named facts; there
fore, Ki'solml That in our eudnion there
are good harbor facilities for the:
largest class of sea-going ve.-sels at
Astoria.
Ji' olrc!. That tlie Jepth of water
on the Columbia river bar (21
.,4- At... . .,.4 I " . J-.
j i:ei aa 1 ne iov.csl ano 1 .ccl at nigu
j title i is sn faciei) t to sidruit the lar
gest and more problable class of
j J!,:s,ul. Th.at tho rate of nisur-
t:iee from tlie t'edumhia river sliould
not he greater than fiom San Fran
cisco. J!"sn!re,l, That the true peiiicy of
tiie wheat producers if Oregon
should he and is, to jilaee their
grain at tide, water within their own
State 1 -orders.
R'solre-l. That the press of Oregon
he- requested to publish these resolu
tions. Trie Si.NnNfb" Changes its Tcxf.
Tho S-'nthirl, in it:? last issue, l'.i igs
an uncalled-for slur at (hivLunei
(irover for t!te course he has pursued
in endeavoring to bring the murder
ers of the Leist Kivcr setters to jus
tice. Our cotemporary has changed
its tune eoiisi.h'rably since. last
Spring, when it gave the Govern
ment particular fits for not doing
the' verv thing that Ooverner Groyer
has beeti prevailing on it to do. The
Sot:,-l speaks as if the Governor
was doing this on his own account,
instead of endeavoring to maintain
"nitv of tiie State.
ter assail tne viramt
f- 1
Jnrv. who founa
tlio iudictuiaut, for
doing its duty, than abase the Gov
ernor for carrving out the laws of
the State, which he is sworn by the
Constitution to ilo. Times. ,
An elopement fmrn theclassie regions
of Chani'ioeir, in Marion county, is re
lated in the Statesman. The parties
were a Miss Hunt and a Mr. Puley.
They were hotly pursued, and are nuw
luxuriatiHir in hvniciiial bowers.
IItge Yield. It is stated that C.
J. Jlarber, of Humboldt county, har
vested a field of Norway oats, whicli
yielded 17o bushels t-o th acre.
TO THE PriJLIC.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr. David
Markwood called at my office and re
quested me to go w ith him to a joint
a short distance below Oswego and
hold an Inqiiest over the lKidy of a er
sou who had lieeii found by Captain
Pease of the steamer Senator on libs
trip up to Orecron Citv on the morning
of that day. "He stated that the bod v
had not boon identilied, but he believed
it to be the body of his son, who was
drowned near the mouth of the Clack
amas river, on the 11th of Octolnr.
He stated that he could not lind Cor
oner I loss, and he had been told that
it was the duty of any Justice of the
Peace to act as such, when the Coroner
was absent or could not be found. I
said to Mr Markwood that I did not
wish to perform tlie duties of Coroner,
and that lie had better wait for Dr. Koss
as I believtd he was somewhere in tlie
citv, and he would probably lie in his
ollice soon. lie said he could not wait
for him as Cant. Pease was waiting with
his lioat to take us down, and if I would
eo it would be a great favor to hini, as
he wishiHl to bring tlie body up on Hie
evening boat, should it prove to be the
body of his son. 1 told him in that
case I would go w ith him. We went
inniKMliatel v to the Senator and Cant.
Pease landed us at the place w here the
body waslyimr; a jury was summon
ed and a verdict rendered, and the
bodv which proved to be the body of
N. K. Markwood w as brought to t ro
tron Citv on the boat, was placed in a
hack, when the father of the deceased
took charge of the body to be convey
ed to the residence of the idllieted fam
ily a short distance from the city. o
fee or reward lias been claimed "by me
for tlie services rendered, and I should
despise myself if a thought of receiving
any should have found a lodgement in
mv heart.
The foregoing is a j lain statement of
facts and for tiie service rendered by
me as above stated I am charged in the
last week's Kntkiumusk with the crime
of robbing the widow and orphan chil
dren of X. U. Markwood. 1 ask the
public to judge who has committed the
"outrage" and who is the "robber" in
this ca-c, the writer f this, .or the wri
ter of the article in the last issue of the
Ln 1 kuimusk headed "An ( hitrage !"
Wm. P. P.UPNS.
1 hereby certify that the statements
above made are true.
DAVID MAKXWOOD,
Father of the eleceased.,
It has ever been our practice that
when we made a charge not true in rar
columns, to give tlie party injured or
assaih'.d tho space to defend himsdf.
We know that the author of the article
referred to (a young 111:111 in our ollice)
had no malice iigninst Mr. I'.urns when
he wrote it, but being informed that
the facts as published were- true, as one
having a trust to perform, did nothing
more iu.111 bis duty. We chcerfiilly
givo -space to Mr. bums' card so as to
set hint right in the matter. While v.e
elili'er with Mr. burns r-olitieaUv. we
shall never result to false statements
to defeat Ids political asHhjiijais.
Mxiniii::.
( ictolc r (it !), lST.'l, at tlie bouse of ( -. V.
Noblett, by Kcv. K. '. Kamsliy, Mr. tf. l
Townsetul, of Marion county, and Miss
ianuia .Nnblett, of (. lachama.s count v Ugti,
wr exx--s
i: 1:1).
At h r re.sid ne". n Albany, on Friday
! morning, Oct. iTtn, Mr.-,. I-.hzabtth box.
aged i years.
Xaluul Iiee:i j-IcoU'Ct tin- St.lfiii.
'i iie human body is a lnaeliiuc, aiul
therefore cannot, endure forever; but like a
watch or a s -whig machine, it will last
much long.-r if j rop-.rly rcyulated and tiu
ly r paii-'d, t ban if no pains we're taken
to keep it in order. The great object of
rv.Ty (,nc w!.i O'.aiR-s a long and heaithy
lii". should be to put his body in a condition
to resist tbe life threatening influences by
which we are all mr.r or I. ss siirnniiiJcd ;
and 110 irivigoranl a:id corrective at pres
ent lii. own. kn c!7.-ctivc answer thi j ur
p.ise a t he vitali.ing cliir hicti, un.b r
the u npr- tending name of 1 tovt ter's Slnin
;ich but rs has b.en lr nirr.' t hitn t wei.ty
years ine si.ntdard lome .t Ane ri'-a. lii
crowded cities, wIht lie- at movpnefe is
eolilaiil'lialed witii I lie eilluvia I n epa ra I !
1 r.ii i large j w;ii Hat ions ; l u niariliy rcgu its
veli'-r-- the -.ogy soil recl:s v. it n iiua.sii.a;
on the prairies and in Ine loresis, where
evry lull !!! :.jr is tainted wit h e. ha bi
liuiis Ir.ii.i roiling wee. is and gras.- -.., or
Uecouiiosi!ig h-aves in short, in every hie-ably
wleT e malaria ciss, titis po-."i rial
Veget ,1 ble a III idel e 1 urg- - III ly Itee. icd. f ..-
vcr and agu--, bilious i- vcrs, d s .-nu-ry,
congestion oi lie- liver, jaundice, rheuma
tism, and all dis 'as -s whicn arj general ed
by i'ltected iiir, impur.' water, or sudel.-n
oi t-'jnpi rature may he averieu by srengt h
e ii ing and regulrtiiig I le- sy Hem ni advance
with Hosteller's mtr.,. Autumii is al
tta;.s ;i season ot peril. e.s;vt.,aHy t,, wea !i.
k:isc - liiil " org.int.al ions, l-'v.-n tlie more
vigorous are api to be in sunn: measure
d j r esseil by I iie hum id at luo.-phere, load
ed with delei eriou s g.ises rmlu.-'tl bv vege
tal. : decay. Tic- trail is a period ot the
year wh n th r .-novation and regulati..:i
of I he iiv ing maehiiiL- is pecuiiarty imjor
lalit .and tne liuiers should t !lr -Itir..? be
tali n e.atly at this critical season.
Tin: I'.vtuiKii 15i:i:i:iii-!oAniN;Suui'
(Jl'.n.-Iii anejthe-r ceduinn you will lin.l
an aelvertismei.l of the l'arker Jun,
which is he fore the puMic haekel hy
liiin.ireils of testimonials, like tlie fol
lo.vin:;: Until recently it has I icon liiou:rht
that a puiii hre-ceh-loader eouhl not lie
produced in this country, LuL Me ssrs.
Parke r lims., sum now iiiamuhcturimr
a ten n whieh iri"es pcrl'cet s-u is fact ion
to all who have tried tliem, and, in our
opinion, for sinnileity an t shioliiir
iptalities, it etiuals. if ii dot s nt exeeil
any lrei eii-loaelcr of lV:".'irn mahc. We
have recently pureiiascd one of t!ic
Parker jruns, and, afte-r ivin-r it a trial
would not exchange it lor any other
Uiui of another manufacture that we
eer saw. To tlios'.' of cur sporting
friends w ho want a ai ni run, we- ree-e-einimeiid
them to try the Parker p,un,
as we 1 live it to he all that is elainieel
lor it. M .mtello J-Ixprcss.
rj:xr-r: ,kv.
Th.- undersijrn'Nl having b'.-n appointed
:ipr"iit. lor i laekamas county will sell lor !M
Ua.vs, when ordt-red! by ?ciii) ,r district,
for introduction at the following rates :
Jtrtuil I'i ia , Int.ru. Hotrx
Pacific Coast first Kead'TS -J."
. '''
Second K'-ad r . '
' ' Third K "tuler
" Fourth K-a.l'-r
Filth Head -r
Hopkins' Manuel of Amer
iean Ideas, 111 lieu of nth
I tcad.-r
fi'i
1 o
1 '.!.)
(jti'i
1 r,3
1 W
.I.J.j. liACON.
Or --on City, Oct. lst.jsva.
Text Poeucs. The following text boo.
can b-had at my store until January 1st,
1ST1:
Clark's Iles'tiner's lirainraar MlO
1 lark's Normal Oram mar .U
Monti -ttrs lutr.vii'.ef ion to Ufnra; hy
Piielfic t oast Kdition
Monti' tii's Pii sical and Intermediate
jeocraphv Pacitic t ohM. Kthtion
Steele's Fourteen Weeks in hemistry
1 .r
1 no
in Philosofiby 1 011
" " " m Pliysioloiry 1 it:
W'wkI's Hot a a 1st and Florist 1 7
Pacitic l 'oust First Header Hi-',
Second lt ad r :-f's
1 bird K-ad'-r T '
Fourth H-ad. r 'i-j
Filth K'-ader M'
" So. Il-r
Hopkins' Manual in lieu lit h U'-ad rKla
Others will be added as soon as t hv are
r-ccived. JOHN MYKUS.
For t ho very best pheitographs, co to r.rnd
Icy Jt Kulofson's Galcry without STAIRS
.Vst-eml in tUc Licrator, 4i Montgomcry
Strect, San Francisco, California.
We have often wonelrr-d whether there,
is a person in the country who do"s not
kno v and a"t r--ciatc the value of Johnson'
Anoffinf fjriimrnt ns a family medicine?
It is adapted to most all pur, eis-s, and is
tho best pain elest rover that can bo used.
Farmers and stock raisers have frqucnt-1-
told us that th-y hav sen very pood
results from (rivinjr Shrriitan's Coralrjf Con
dition IJoirtrx to co i s and swin" before
and after thev elro thejr vonnj. Th f ov
drs 1 ut them in pood condition,. and pive
them strength to care and provide for tho
uoklinc-
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
Symptoms ol C'alnrrli.
Obstruct ion of nasal passages, discharge
falling into the throat, sometimes proluse,
water-, acrid, or thick ami tenacious, mu
cous, purulent, boody, putrid, ounsive,ctc.
In others a tlr.v ncss.weak or inttamed eyes,
ringing iu ears, deaiiifss, ulcoraiions.scabs
trom ulcers, 'voice altered, nasal twang,
olTcnsive breath, irrj.aired smell and taste,
etc. J ew only 01 t he above symptoms like
ly to be present, in any case at one time.
To cure take Dr. Pierce's (.olden Medical
Discovery earnestly, to correct the blood
and system, which are always at fault, also
to act specilie-ally, as it elm's, iixiii the dis
eased, filamls and lining membrane of the
nose and its communicating chambers.
The more I sop of this odious eliscase, the
more positive is my belief that if e would
make treatment ji'rrffi-tfy xnccexxful in cur
ing it, we we cjititutiimal trrfitnu-nt to act
through the blood, as well as a soothing
and healing local application. Dr. Sage's
Catarrh licmi-dy, when it used warm anel
applied with Dr. l'i-rees Nasal J louche,
eir-cts cures upon "common sense," ration
al and scientilie principles, by its mild,
soothing and healing properties, to which,
the disease gradually yields, when the sys
tem has been put in order by the use of the
(olden Medical Discovery. This is the on
ly P'Ttect ly sale, seteiitiric and successful
mode of acting upon and healing it.
So sue-cesslul has the above course of
treatment proven that the proprietor offers
$""0 reward for a case he cannot cure. All
tlie means sold by Iiruggists. H. Y. Pierce,
M. I).. Proprietor, r.uir.ito, N. V.
1840. Over 30 Years,
1S73.
SINCE THE INTIlODUl.TION OF
l-Viu-v I-)tvvis'
P A 1 jSt-"KILLER
And alter thirty years trial, the "PAIX
KlbbKU" mayjustly l styled the great
iiieiucme ol lite u. rid, lor tilers is no re
gion 01 the glob" into winch it has not
lountl its way , ami none here it has not
been largely and highly prized. Moreover
there is no climate lo which it has not
roved itselt to le well adapted lor the
cure ol considerable' arely oi diseases; it
is aelhi'.rably suited lor every race. It has
lost none oi its good name by repeated tri
als, but continues to occupy a prominent
position in evt ry medicine chest ; and is
still receiving t he most, uii'iuablied testi
monials tu its virtues, irom persons eif the
highest character and responsibility. Phy
sicians ot tne first respee-tabilit y reconi
nienu it as a most 'Ifectual i r 'ptirtit ion lor
t he e.l ine-t io ol pain. it. is not only the
best r -nicely e-ver Known mr bruises, e'uts,
burns, ite., but lor lns'iit -ry or e hob ra,
or any sort ol bowel complaint, it is a rem
edy unsurpassed lor eliieiency and rap idily
01 action, in the great cilieS ot India and
o: her hot, climates, it has becom the Stan
dard .Nieiiiciii' lor ad such complaints, as
well as lor i ly s,.e sia, biver omplamts,
and other kindred disorders, I-'or t oughs
and ol.ls, t anlier, .Vsthma, and Ivlieu-matie-
dilliculties, it. has been proved by
the most abundant and e-on vinemg testi
mony to he an invaiuable medicine. No
article ever attained such unbounded
popularity. As an external ami internal
medicine, the l'ain-iviller stands unrival
led. Thirty Years are certainly a long enough
time to prove the etliciencv ol anv medi
cine, and that the 1'AlN-lvI i.l.KK is deserv
ing ol all its pro-rietors claim lor il, i.--aaiply
i'l-ov.-d by lb unparall d populari
ty it has attained, it is a st'iiK and bK
KKiCTiVK remedy. It. is sold in almost
every country in the world, and is becom-
i ing more and more popui.tr very year,
j lis healing properties have been luilv'te.-t-i
eel, all over the world, and it needs onlv to
be know n to be ri. tl. be sure you buy
none but tie- genuine, manulacfured io
I'Kioiv H.vvis e- Son, Providence, K. I.
Kr Sold by all Druggists. o t. l'.i-m 1.
XOiixir n:t::iian.i.
Among the new and successful reni'-Jic.-,
lion-- have excited so much wonder as this
great r.-stor -rof the vital energies. To Dr.
Jose Zuniga beloje.s t he credit of producing
j the rv'liabl.j extract of the .;r.-:.t remedy,
which is now producing grand and sur
; prising results--impart ing in a wonderiul
, ii -gr -e, tr sh and yoiit niui vigor to all who
I have iis- d it. Agents, ("lias, l'.aaglcy A. Co.,
! S;m I-ranciscii. augliii'!.
Xi-:V TO-DAY.
JS; ocl:liclcl ZMot-'tiji.ir.
rpiIK ANNTAb MEETINCr Oi- THE
.1 Sloi ivbtieiers of t lie ' . f. b. I 'o.
f .r t ii pui'i i.' of elect imr Directors, w ill
bo bolden i.l t lie oJlb-e 1 tj... eompany at
1 .!!!!! i!y, oil !teiday, lece;uiier 1st, 1T.I,
at I ) o'clock, a. m.
P. (' H.ps.MITll, President.
rJteviii'V Will
e!
BV VillllT. VV AN KXKCKTKlN IS
s:c d out. of i he circuit Court of the
State of Or vai for l he i 'ounty o! Claclca
iiias, to m- tiireetcd, in favor of .7. M. 1 '.reck,
plaint i :r, and a;r- in.-t oirr. t l'a lmat ier.de
l. ndant, Jor t iie sum l oiu; hundred and
six! - en dollars a nd eiLilit y-six orie-hun-dre.itlis,
( flUT.Mi!, pild coin, together with
costs ami uisburseim nts; now, t lierefore, I
have levied upon tiie real estal", described
as lol lows, to-wit : 1 '.. j; i u ni at a point 10
and 7i)-Phi chains sout It a nd t n"cpfy chains
vest ot the norllieast corner ot s-etiou
numb.T L' ', in t.nvnsiiip : south, v:uif 4
etil, in l Iv.eka mas i oa nty, 'rejion, t henc
-.vest. '1-J ;iiai:is; l heiiee south -la chains :
thcncM 'af. -I" chains; thene'.' neirth 4a
chains, to 1 lie place of beiiininy; ; oiitain
in cfulily Is") acr -s, more or less ; and em
Saturday, 29th Day of November, A. D. ,1373,
at the Court Hons; door, in rer n l 'it y,
C lackamas County, lre.i;i)n, at the hoar of
one 'c!ock, p. in., 1 will sell at public aue
1 ion, to t he ti iuhe.-t bidder, lor cash pa id to
me m hand, a i I of said del en da tit's interest
in t he a. hove tit -sen bed real "statc.or ciioujjrh
hereof to sutisty execution, ctstK and ic
cram,; cests.
A. P. liniKlKS. .Sheriff.
iiv lh.MiV ItKDelKS, Jieputv,
October 2!rth. l.. !. w l.
Li--t ot Let tci's
T KMAlNlNe; IN Til K P )ST )1 -FICK AT
ll Cireon City, Nov. 1st, 17:1 :
( romwi ll ; I'.-ijrs, I.owe, Aiastcr Fred
'owan, .1 as. I
Morgan, .lames Peter
l-'ursey. .7.
McKay, Wm.
Matt hiies, Aciolph
Spears, ir. Alvccna
sprowls, Nancy
llson. C. II.
Washburn, i:. M.
Wariwr, Mrs. I.ouela
WtiitiuT, Miss M. U.
Wootlell, .1. P.
! 1 ancle, V. H.
'ray, .Jo!m
ira v, .M iss l .
Hedges, Wm. i-.
llolden, Ksther
l.ir:. Aimer
Johnson, Laura C.
Jolly, II. l .
Kin
hurry, J
Woottle, .1. N.
V aldron. ilr. e.
Jf called for lease say advertised.
J. M. HAi.UN, l'ost master,
FALL AMD WiT-ITES GOODS!
just ur.ci:ivi:r at
PKALER IN
Dry J. )'.,
Clothinp:,
Loots and Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries,
C'reitrkcry, Neitioas,
Ladies and Gouts'
Furnishing Goods,
etc., etc., etc., etc.
Main Street, Oiiri City.
Produce of all kinds bouprht, for which I
pay the highest market price. If you elc
sirc porxi Goods at Low prices, call at
. s n I i y a ' s
and examine his new stock of Sprinpr poods.
Give me a call and convince yours -lcs.
My motto is,
" QflCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
The hiphest marke t j.ricc paid for ivooI.
I.SKLI.ING.
Orr-pon City, Oct. 31, IS7C-tf.
WAITED
AGENTS
For our gre-at pictorial work, just issued,
called
A LA GALIFORNIA,
O It
Skctrhcs of Life in tli3 Golden State.
B Y
TJIIZ LATH COL. ALBERT S. JiVAXS.
A Beautiful Octavo. Splendidly Illustrated.
Vivid Pen Pictu-es of Fife in
California, vet., etc
Apents also wanted for the
"MANUAL OF AMESICAPJ IDEAS."
A most invaluable work for every Ame -i-can
citi"n. Octavo, .'toS pa ires. Also just
issued, Farmrrx' Journal and Account Hook.
Send lor terms upon thes rapid sellm"
books. A. L. BANCROFT it CO. '
nfrj-7w Sfn Franci9r, f'ul.
CHAS. J?I. CVTJFIELI),
DEALER IK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CORXER OF SEVEXTH AXD MAJX STREETS, OREGON CITY,
Has Just Received a 2vew Stock of
Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hrovvn and Bleached Sheetings,
House Lining, Shirtings, Tablc-Idnen. Irish Bosom Linens,
Linen-Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets. Ladies and Gents
Hose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions,
Embroidery, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, &c.
Also, a full assortment of
LADIES' AND CHILDERri'SSKCK,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Ceial Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimnejs.
Wliicli hare Iee st'lcrtetl -tvitli special tare for this market aa cannot
BE Sl UPASSED I. Q,I ALITY OR PKICE.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEPA1D l OR COUNTRY PRODUCE,
March 1:5, ls7:i:tf "
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY:
GliEAT XiEOLJCTIOs IST
DRAr-G00DS,
CLOTHINGr,
GROCERIES, ETC.
lul'Y BliOTliKIiS,
o
WlsC. TO TIIR FAir.INO HK.M.T1I OF A. LEW, IT IS OUH rt'IirOSE TO OFFER
our entire -stock u! Ooous tit Ursallj- Itt-tlut-il i'rit v-, iu orut-r to close out our
OISI.IIESSK FALL STOCK!
LE'Y 1317 OS.,
Jiccoml tloor iiort! of tlie Po&tofllcc, 3Iain sli i t-t, Oregon City.
U rT. & ba !t t& tv'; lir.
J. S. Colcnian'.-
ixjinitJ Kxtractoi
t n s is a -.reparation combining all tne vaiii!iil' niieac.-ii quaiti. s oi t tic- I'ueal. jilus.
wnich is cintivntctl in nearly every I'alilornia r:rii-n lor its im-dica tit 1 1 il v, ha liifi be-e-.m-
t tn tiouseliolu remeily lor :i il uiscas-i-s ol tlie KJ SS'Jii It I.AIUKll a it el I JiJ'
Al 1 ' - t-N A I., ami SKMIXAL. H'J'SAAWJl.SS. It seems to liax e a uircct aflinity tor the
i.i liN l'K -UJ4.ANS ami their surrounuins, and ciir-s tie ni l y its alti rativc, healing
ami lialsamic propcrUes more e ifcctually taan any either known remedy. '
It i an in va ma e.!e nam-dy lor a 1 1 diseases l t he m iiftms and si rons nidii lira ncs sncli
as JSJHH.'JJTI.S. JfACJIJ.M; VOLXUI, -AI SAA J ' 11UJ , 1'llKV .V.t A C'J', IjI &J'MJ'-iS'.-l,
;.A'( ('( ll liil t:A, Ir.
i ins prejiaration is t te result of It. Coleman's oxperinu nts with the nu dicina 1 prep
cities oi tu.'ircc in the '. s. .Msrinc Hospital in san 1 rancisco, in 171 and 172, m here
he had unusual laciliti -s lor tcstinjr t iie various methods ot pn iariiith renn elv, ajd
its uses. It can he r. in 1 upon as certain to trive the promised results, ar.d ImiidiVds of
testimonials ol it s ellieaey can lie s.-. n slt h is olliee, -KCi Kearnev stcet. Sun 1 rancieco.
c ii.i:. i -ii - . j e - -i ' ii- t . ii, i j-j t A is a jiow
crlul.yet harinless, l.-i.riitie, and is a special pre pa rat loiulor I he
treat nicnt ol the malarious i"vers ot our int'-rior valleys, and is war
ranted, to cur-' any ease ot 1-' K V Kit AN 1 AJ U K t r-a tI wit h it .accord
ing te direct ions, while t he baneiul results of t he uii;il liuinin ; and
arsciiieal renu die lor i:kim.' eii.v.-ases arc cniirciy avo,dcd.
IXllt rilYSlCIANS, Col-mian's fluid Extract of Kucalyptus in .j.
bottles. Kewarc of imitations, and take nono but Coleman's. For 3
1?
THO M A S CHARM AN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
)i:sI!'FS TU INl'OTtM TIIK (TTIZEN.S
of Ur. "in Citv and of tiie Willamette
alley, that he is still on hand and dome;
busiie ss on the old motto, that
A Ximllc Sir JVnce f Hettcr than a Slow
ShWinj.
I have jus: returned from Pan Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST AFJD ItSl SELECTED
i
iSTOCK GOOJ'S
ever before offered in this city ; anel consists
in part, as lolhjws :
Boots and Shoes,
Clothinp, Pry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery eif Every Inscription,
Hardware. Groceries,
Paints and Oils,
Stisii and Doors,
f'hinaware, Ciuecnsware,
St on wa r Crockery,
Platedware. ' lasswarc,
Jewelry of Various Qr.alit ies
And Styles, Chicks and
Wat lies. Italics and
Cents' Furnishing
ratcr.t Medicines, C'oods, Fancy No-
Ropc, Fam ins lions of Kvcry
1 1.2 pU nicnt s of Dcscri pt ion
Alt Kinds, Carpets,
Mattinps, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc.,
Of the abo list, I can say my stock is the
s r t ?i 3 v t ic
ever oiT. rcd in this market, and was se-h ted
wit h especial care lor 1 he Orepon City trade.
All of s hich I now direr lor sale at t lie
Lowest IVSarket Hales.
No use for the ladies, or pny one else. Io
think ot pomp to Portland to buy poous lor
I am Jhttrniinid to .S Vicojj and not to
allow mysell to be
niJEUSOLD IN THE STATE Or OREGON.
All 1 ask is a fair chance ami quick pay
ments, b lievinp as I do that
Twenty Years Experience
in Orepon City enables me to know the re
quirements ii the trade. Come one and all
and see lor yourselve s that the old stand ea
THOMAS C11AKMAX
canneit be beaten in e-uality or price, n
would be useless lor me to tell you a 11 1 he
aelvantapes I can offer you in the sab ol
poods, as every store that advertises dots
that, and probably you have been disap--.ointcd.
All 1 wish to say is
L'cni!', ami Sjiyjihl Examine for Voiirsch t s
fori do neit wish to make any mistakes.
Mv object is to tell all my olel iriends now
that I am still alive, and tlesirous to sell
poods cheap, tor cash, fir upon such terms
as apreed upon. Thankinpall for the liber
al patronapc lierclolore bestowed.
THUS. CHARMAN,
Main Str.-ct, Orepon City,
Icpal Tenders and Count v Scrip taken at
market rates. 'I HOS. CHARMAN.
0'7-30,(UO lbs wool wanted by
THUS. I'll A UMAX.
ii. w. noss, r. tj.,
PHYSICIAN AND S U R CEGN,
PEIOI.IXEXTLY LOCATEIi.
Will attend to calls nipht or day. Offic" on
Main street, opt osite .Masonic Hall. Resi
dence en the hill, where he will be j lease
to r -ccive nipht calls.
Orepon City, Or., Sept. 30, 1S73. oc3m3,
Cirl Vented.
rpiiE undersic;nkd wants a girl
JL to do the housework fora small famil v.
A. .1. APPERSON.
Oregon City, Oct. 24, 1873.
Money To Loan
N GOOD SECURITY (COIN), IN SUMS
O
So"), f-VW and f w. e can nego
tiate for larpcr sums.
JOHNSON' fc McCOWN.
nil. I., illtu JJOUC.l iliel i
hok'salc Liru-rists, Portland. Sole Ajrcnts fo
oOmayLSTSvl.
STILL I.N THE FIELD!
VYSLL.IAr;S & HARDING,
AT THE
LI Pi COL N BAKERY.
KF.PTHE MOST COMPLETE STOMv
ot Family Groe-eri. s to be lound in the
city. All poous 'warranted. Goods delivered
in the city tree ol charpe. 'J he highest cash
price paid tor country produce.
Orepon City, March US, lsT".
2E&PER1AL Ef2 I L L S,
Savier, l.aKceque & Co.
Oregon City.
Keep constantly ni hard frr sale Flour,
Middlmps, Plan ami Chicken Feed. Tarties
purchasinp feed must lurnish the sack.
WATCHES AflD JEWELRY
Hp HEP N I ) E R S 1 1; N E I AN
JL nounce tot he citizens ol Orepon
City and Clackamas county that they i,ave
just op m d a
JEWELRY
ESTABLISHMENT
I N
Oregon City,
Main si reef, next door north of Shades Sa
loon, where t hey will keep on hand and lor
sate all pi Kids pert a in inp to t heir line, at the
i.owkt uviNc 1'Atks. Esecial attention
pi v.n to t he re pa in up of I-1 ne'1 ijik Pi eii:s.
All poods sold and work done warranted.
I'F.O. A. HAAS & SON.
Oregon City, Feb. li, 187:i-tf.
V. 11. IIHSHFIELI).
Eslaljlishetl sinrc ' at tl oltl xt-iixl.
3Iain Sfrpit, Orviron Cily, Orrron.
An assortment of Wathes, Jewel
7vV ry.and s.tb 'I liomas' Weipht Chick
J S all of w hich arc warranted to be as
Wi-2 reprcse-nted.
"Repairinp done on short notice, and
than kl ul for past patronape.
VHCLESALE AMD RETAIL GROCERY,
A N I )
SlOIlj STORE I
Factory Block, :::::: Oregon City.
OApency feir the San Juan Lime Co.
Li me. sold in quantit ies to suit, aupl-tf.
CHOICE meats:
ICGI'S A Al.lililGIIT Iiiivc just re
J ccived a line lot ot beet cattle irom the
Joitii I lay country. 'I hey are the latest
ever broupht to this valb y beiore, and will
b" bulclar.d lor this market, 'ihcyjiro
posc to sell cheap, i.ivcthiin a call,-nd
pe t the choicest of meats.
Orepon City. May Sid. 1373. tf. -
1,000 DEER SKI NS
AV A 1ST T i-: T,
A Nil ALSO,
1 Id- OTHER KIN I IS OF HIDES, FOR
' V which 1 w ill pay t he hiphes market
price in cash 1 rinp on your hidt. s and get
voureoin lorthe-m.
JOHN SCIIRAM,
Saddle and Harness .Niaker.
Oregon City, Oregon, July 11. Ife73-m3.
PACIFIC
OCOT AHD SHOE HOUSE,
Soul Invest fornrr First nr.il .Ycniicn Sts.
PORT LA XD, OR ICG OX. Q
I.'-ROM TIHS DATE 1VK ITAVE
itduiitctl the
CASH BASIS AND HARD TD1ES PRICES.
Come and see us and there will be mutu
al sat isfaction.
CTJSTCKEES AT 0T7R LOW PEICX8
A N D
O V R S E 1. V K S AT CASH.
GEORGE A. PEASE,
Southwest Corner FirEt and Morrison ts.,
lOTtland, Oregon. Q
August T2d, lS7S-tf.
LAND FOR SALE!
QOH ACTIKSOfTaND FOR SALE AT
O v" $1.-50 per n ere. TT,.T
For particulars inquire of K. IIt i.
N'-tedv, Claokamat coonf-,Oreon
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