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' iIkvbp FnoM.-V.'e liifl the follow
ing notice in tho Miner. published in
Mrvsvill, Marion county, IJ'a:
Attention is wlle-l to the tnl of Ir
A.K.,rts.toU. ton,-1, , , our
lr Lr him a lib
eral bluire of patron- Kbc.rts j
L-the ,",'. OIlCof them an in-
vjli,l i this c jurv while he had a
and lived ... -t is-l!ic s;lMlti chap, a
witV f'tr.r'and feathers are more appro-
t" f ;r tlin any rvrttWo
notice from the pr
. ,uitf prt V ' Vi(Jll the lieels of tho
. .-.t 111'' tll "11 Tl,..
. in'' t!l IIU- ,r.,
turoAin- i-"- ,,,, .... t,( run awav. The
h'r
, -a- '.' - ., ..i.. show was. in
driver s
order to !'.
vent a . -".' , .".V ,7,
tiieui ;-;tU' to t he fence, thelmir-
. ... i.,.tni-e .-".- - ....Hi,,,. .....i
s f :e''on -'ity, who has
,., ' the suilimer no . "
.'it.,ls in this eounty, lett
" ' . . 'I' l -V .ll 1 I1T
hceii .-.;en
ti.ns and
f ,r iioiin
in oil iat iv , .
tin" virtimr lady
neiit resident ol our cits .-lakti Lil
U'.inoerat. .
'Hut lui-'ht have been a good thing
for some vong man at th.it place, but
hud she taken such a notion, the il
UuRtte riv-r would have been filled
w h lisa,. point. m1 corpses ot the young
u . n I -re. and we ran assure the editor
Mb.- !)(-n..,er;lt that there is no use tor
Miss Nora to go so far away trom home.
LKni:iri.i.sr.-The following is a
list of the Letters remaining in the
p,,st-o;hYe at Oregon City, Nov. 5, 1S74:
I'-iriiett J. A.; Cutting, Jones; Cooper,
W, " I : Cirter. I!en. ; Dills. WiHe ;
in.eHe.ryIani.MyK.Mrss;
u . -v.-v IS . - ; Iewis, J. A. M. Mrs. ;
J. A. Miss; smith, I-W,3;
S.urh. Louisa Mrs.; Tuel:er Jame ;
Tu-kcr. i:noieh; Tra-y, .Sarali Mrs. J.
IT e.illed lor, please say when "-tdver;
tLsJ'd.' J. M. 15-VCo.v, P. M.
M rvhyin; Pauty. Ttie surveying
pirty from jiis place, of w hi-h Messrs.
J. I'.l I 'avid and (Jeorge Newman w ere
ft-poii r Hi" inemners, and. who have
,;,'.;i 7n ;.e'.; 1 in surveying in Utah
IVr-itorv. i-.-iiiriied home last Saturday.
Mr Pivi l rufoiuis us t hat they had a
lite-trip, an i that they were well pleas-,-Vi
with 'their summer's work. Their
friends are ;'. id to see them back, look
ing as heart as they do.
sa:( t cim-.N r. A sad accident oc
curred to a o nig 1 id about 12 years of
i.."- s.mofMr. John Trubby, residing
hi Tual it'm jireeinet. aVout seven miles
west of this ;lai-e. The boy was load- j
a li'irse o water, last edic-sday, j
hnl hi I tin- ro;ie fa-ti-ii"tl around his;
-,vri-t with n lii' noose. The hors be- i
i ame fri-tit n.-'l in some way and ran !
.):'. t".i!iii',":i'' f,.ii-iirm oil' at the el- :
i,i.V. '!'.!,' !. us.- eame to tlie liouso
-.vi'.'i i!;- a I'm attache.l to the rope, j
la,- li ;V was PiUIld he was (lead. .
T i r'.: '.rn of that vicinity deeply j
v,Mi,l;.ii:o -vita tlie a!llieLed family. j
: Kv:; .i- We call the attention of
..-it ,-. -r-. I.'!--,- t i)-.e advertisement of
M- .. .V ii i ilat-ilin, d l i!gi.-t.-. j
in '. ii-. ': -.!. T:icy hive a Iarnv ste..;di j
o," in i i . i i i:: o;i h Hid, whi'-h j
l ;i .-. -. ;i : . - ; o h' pr: :. s, and !iav- j
j". ! 'r ! r , o i'.'.i !:iii''Hl.xil ;. h.-carv. i
;UI1,1 on ll.llld
It
n v
jivsi-riji
i a .iHVe uoiigu: O'.u :m'ii iv i
-. iji-i i, ;-.v ivcupy their old !
i. 'i . . ::.e:n a call. j
. -V. Urndili A. Son have i
:- lie v .-dock of groceries to
; n ; A H irdiiiiT, and closed bus;- j
M-'-isra. W. ,V H. have been :.;- ,
I H .'!!!; for Wells. l',ir.'e t To.,
': ex pi vss oilleo will hereafter he j
L'i;ico':;i r.akery. They are eiier- :
1 e iiics . :ii"ii. and their appoint-;
i .geifs will give general satis
a t v our people. '
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! 'r i-ie; f-i-. From tho Oregonian
- i in lliatiou Monday Oetoler lt'th,
M r. .1 i vin'ii-. a resident of Spring
Yok, Kli -!:t ;t otinty, V. T., was
btricken wi-h aralvsis. Mr. Adams
ti!'v,;, from f; 'l iekam. is county last fall
whore he has been a resident for years,
and ais m mi friends here will he sor-
rv P
a:!h.
i ;i
id ti lings-of his .severe
s about "Vi rears of aue.
In r.rs'Ntl Uoht. Williams, well
ku i .vi i iu r ( ity, has associated him
seir with lleur- Ilcdge-s.at Wheatland,
in
tic mei .-atitile busiiie.-s. Thev
ore I
tit iii
loui' of g.
ecli
t!i yiiii men who will do their
-t to giV(. satisfaction to their eus
;s. and as they have a tine stock
"is on hand the people of that
ti will do well to ive them a call.
-' P.Ai.L. The Oregon City Turn
Ycrowis pr-o-se to give a grand exhi
he.i n and ball mi Thanksgiving even
i:vg. ia i'.ipe's Hall. Mifeourso, every
iv iu town u ill he on hand, as the
Iii"iti,in ,ll be worth seeing, and
the i,,.vs wil' o their bi'.st to make the
tnll a complete sui-cess.
r.Ti ui ain mknt. The children at-t-n-liug
Pi -of. -Pope's Grammar School,
are t . give an entei taintnc'n.t next Tuos-
d.iv evcniur. lie v-rocucds tola- used
" l.' k'- of an organ for the
i. ' e Jlnst there will be a full
u'Hiy
I k kt t rt n KiKoM k. Col. W . Li. White,
Chief Clerk o the Lower House of tho
';t I.egisla re, returned homo last
M'ip.dav, hav; lg completed his labors.
Hie Col. ma e a most efficient olliccr,
and we doubt if his suptrior could be
found in the Suite.
ArKr.H.-rEr.--Tho manv friends of
H n. F. X. M thieu, of Hutteville, will
regret to lcarti that six members of his
family
t-r. - '
v. i ,
A
Hoksj, I' oiit. Mr. Mr. M. W
risk, ofGralflounty, sob! his stallion
i"Ue Mount.-. Ilnv that he had on ex
MlMtion at th. late State Fair, to Mr.
, talker, of this city, for the
er ?'jM)
sum
Park Ward gives notice, that owing
to a change in his business, he desires
all persons indebted to him to call and
make payment without delay. His
iriends and Matrons will please take
notice of thisiact.
Covnty C'ln-r. The County Court
hns been if lession during the past
"eek, but dfr not adioutn in time for
us to set the proceedings for this issue.
Thanks. Hon. L. T. Barin will
"pleabe ac?--,.t our th -.nki. for a flna me3s
oat.
I. " "
i
,iKN1;0:i last Friday evenintr
'VKoiiue accompanied by MlSS
,J"- ib A d Miss Pot Miller, left
W-TUltioii. 'When iroinjj down
bMmwm tT other side of the river,
'Vtsoeej-ants on the -round,
tnro'.vin-'t j lt. MNs Miller, who
Nm" wf"1.,:l;.u! .v iniuie.l. and has not
w.i-t - ',l1' Ai h-oiii the etfeets ot the
vt. r; o'V.' inl that she isdoiiitf well,
fill. 7 7; abie to he out aain.
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Time to Move in tlie Matter.
Some .o in,e a n.ec.,ng w,
held in this city to ascertain what
in.lncemeuts conW be oUerea tlie es
tablishmeut of the Homo Manufuc- j
tnriu" Works in this place
MUCO
that time we have not heard
what the result of the action of the
Committee appoined at that meeting
has been, and we now call attention
of the citizens of this place to tho
following notice, which has been is
sued by order of the Board of Direc
tors. The notice is as follows:
liy a resolution adopted by the
stockholders of the Home Manufac
turing Company, at a meeting held
by them in Salem, Oct. 12th 1S74, it
was ordered that the Directors of
said Corporation give notice to the
citizens of Salem, Albany and other
points interested, that they would
receive proxositioir: in tho way of :
donations and contributions to said !
Manufacturing Company to induce
said Company to locate their manu
facturing shops at such point or
place as will give the greatest sum,
in value, in dollars and cents, or in
realty. Xow it is therefore ordered
by tlie Directors, that the Secretary
of the Company be authorized to re
ceive sealed proposals of donations
to said Company from this date till
2 o'clock v. ir. Dec. 2d, 2871.
We tr ist that our citizens will
make a proper ell' -t to secure this
establishment in our city. It is
put np to the highest bidder, and it
now remains for our pno le to show
their liberality. There can be no
question but what the successful es
tablishment of this institution in our
city would enhance tho value of
property a hundred per cent., and
there should be nothing left undone
in securing it. At the former meet
ing in this city, the President was
instructed to call our citizens to-
getner again when in his judgment it
was necessary. To comply with this
order, a meeting of thoso interested
is hereby called for Friday evening,
November 11th, when we hope tho
committee appointed, at the former
meeeting will bo prepared to make
their report, and to take such other
steps as may be deemed necessary
for securing this establishment.
Nearly all the stock of tho Company
is taken in Linn and Marion coun
ties, and Oregon City will have to
do better than either of theso two
places to secure the Factory. It is
hoped that there may bo a fair ex
pression on this subject bv our citi
zens.
The latest advices from the Lee Me
morial Association is that Prof. 1-Mward
V. Valentine, the sculptor, having pro
cured from Vermont a idoe'e of pure
white marine, is lusnioiwng the statue
ofen. Lee, which is to he placed on
tli" grand monument now i icing erect
ed at his tomb, at the Washington und
I. to l.' ni versify, Lexington. Virginia.
The figure represents ic:i. L:-e ropo.s
i ng in an easy , recumbent position upon
a couch, his head and slniiil.lc.is .-lightly
raided above tlie body, his left arm
outstretched by the side of ids sword,
his right arm laid across his breast.
He wears full Confederate uniform, in
chsdiiiu; hoots and gauntlets, and a
light drapery covers nearly the whole
form. The appearance is natural and
giaeeful, indicating peaceful slumber
rat her than deat h.
The monument, when surmounted
with the
hue wi
r!..-
of art, will lie a
1 isiiug mcmo.iiul to one of Viririuia's
noi'lc.-t s;uis an.l patriots. The mcni
(h.ts of t his Associat ien are gvnt leni'-n
well and fivorably known b- I In; en
tire community, "who will see that
notliiii'j; is left undone that will add to
tho beauty and finish of this great
work. We an-ad vised by the Secreta
ry, Mr. t'has. A. I aids. "n, of Lexing
ton, Virginia, that the fands subscribed
arc suoieient to o!:ipl"te tlie monu
ment. In order to further this object
they have issued a life-size steed on
raYed portrait of (i?n. Lee' to be sold
only by subscription, through author
ized agents, the proceeds of such sales
to be applied toward tin; completion of
tho work. An opportunity is hereby
presented to every person, not only to
procure at a reasomioJe price, a superb
lifelike jxirtrait of the gre at General,
but to aid in the erection of a lasting
nienument to his memory, llich sul
scriber will receive a certificate duly
signed by the Secretary and Chairman
of the Ijco Memorial Association.
We commend this valuable portrai
to the ptiidie, and (ircdict for it an m
mens'- sale. Some energetic person
sliould cesiire the agency for til is sec
tion to assist in this noble work. W.
W. P.ostwick A Co., Nos. 177 A 17'J West
Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio, have
been appointed General Managers of
all agencies iu the United States. All
unmu ideations addressed to the above
firm, for circulars, certificates and
terms to agents, will receive their im
mediate attention.
Lost. At the late Fair and Festival
held by the ladies of the Kpiscopal
Church a large carving-knife was lost.
Any one rcturnina; it to this oiHeo will
be duly rewarded.
In Town. Mr. Clay Mycr- 'alv faxu. j
n , oi c luaiuia county, are on a visit
to their friend Rnd relatives in this
Y'lac
liiXErriON. Miss Mary Singer re
ceived her friends last Tuesday even
ing. A good time was had by thoso
present.
Il.vTur.K Gbosi;. The closest dis
trict in Congressional elections, as
vet, are: The Thirteenth Indiana,
electing John II. Baker (Republican)
by 51 majority, and the Tliiil Iowa,
electing-Ij. L. Ainsworth (Democrat)
by Go majority. These districts gave
Republican majorities of 2,000 each
in 1872.
Immigration Commissioners. In
accordance with the requirements of
S. 13. No. 115, passed by the last ses
sion of the l-egislature, the Governor
has commissioned as Immigration
Commissioners, Vm. S. Ladd. R.
Goldsmith, Henry V. Corbett, Win.
Reid, C. Linenweber.
The new Episcopal Church at Ta
Grande is completed. The building
is 27x43 feet, and is 24 feet from
floor to center of ceiling. It is a
fine and well finished building.
m vmtiEU.
Near F.uttpville. Marion county. Oct.
M, Arthur McCully an:l Mi 'Vlet
feor.
Caxal and Locks. Articles of in-
- .7 -,
.'tuuuitv iur
the Columbia River Improvement
Company, with U. U. Scott C
Kinney, L. li. Seeloy and 1 ' t
water as incorporators. The object
of tho Company U to build a Canal
and Locks, with necessarv fixtures
and appurtenances on the Oregon
side of the Cascade falls in the Co
lumbia river The principal office
will be located at Portland the Cap
ital Stock being S250.000, divided
into 2,500 shares at $100 each.
The Mountaineer is informed that
Messrs. Gates and Cartwright of the
Dalles, have brought an action in
the Circuit Court for Umatilla coun
tv acainst the O. S. X. Co., wherein
U. H. Meyers and wife are plaintiffs
claiming damages in tho sum of 12 -000,
for care, attention, medicAUreat-
ment ana tue services of the iaiuo
AiYilbur Preston Hunt until he ar
rives at majontw Ihis is the boy
who was injured by being run over
by the O. S. X. Co.'s cars snmA fhi-
years ago, and received a iudtrment
against the company for ftlfion
, - ir 1
damages.
liter -ie;i-ii of 1 u Icp-iit U ten t s.
miasmatic complaints, in olh r
Al!
. ru.
illui-i ira T.s.' ii r.it -U uv mi .. imi -
u - exiialat ions iroai to . ariu or .ut r
: r v u :it at thi . 'iiMiii. iuevervs -n
snbj -t to th" visitation ot f -ver at d
ague or other forms of intermittent ilis-
a '. th" cans 's a inch rodue ' th"s ni'il
ulies are now actively at work. This.
therefore, is a period of the year when the
la liaoitants ol sucn districts should pre
pare their system to meet the unwhole
some condition of the atmosphere, by a
course ot tonic and alterative treatment.
Koremost among the invigorants, recom
mended by time and experience, as u
means of tortifying the system uguinst all
endemic and epidemic maladies, stands
llostetter's Stomach Kilters. Whoever
have traveled in tlie West or ."South knows
lull well the esteem in which this incom
parable preventive and restorative is held
throughout those regions. It is literally a
domestic staple in tlie swampy and mepli
itic localities which lie on t he borders of
many of our large rivers and in the neigh
borhood of our Southern bayous and la
goons. Now is the time when" the inhabit
ants, of all malarious districts should put
their system and constitutions in good de
fensive trim by a course of this powerful
vegetable antidote. Uy this means the
feeblest resident of an unhealthy soil may
escape tin? sickness, which without t he aid
of this potent ally of nature, will be apt to
overtake t he st roiigest. ( hills and lever,
bilious remittents, constipation, rheuma
tism, dyspepsia and many other com
plaints are frequently brought on by tho
caprices of t cm pL'rat ure and alternations
of very cold and excessive moisture com
mon in'our climate at t he commencement
of spring. I.etall who desire to avoid these
distressing nilmcnts take the Hitters as a
safeguard.
WICI.X. EXDOUSEU,
Th Hits Coii'-vrts in a id of the Kentucky
Library are not at all sjieculaUve. The in
stitution is chartered by the State of Ken
tucky. Tlie first prize in tlie next drawing
which takes place .November 'i'), is 5250,000.
It is a reliable institution, and some one
will get that money. And that there may
be no doubt as to the honesty of its man
agement, we cite the fact that the best
banks in I.oui.srillo i tutors" it, and that
Governor Thomas K. l'ram Kite, of Louis
ville, is t he genera! manager. An institu
tion so fathered is certainly deserving of
eontideiice.
Important lodiful Correspondence.
If all who are now suffering from Colds
and 'ouglis and other throat and lung
diseases, could read tiie letters continually
received lrom all the country, giving the
details of cases similar to their own that
have been cured by IIale'6 Honey ok
HoKKiiofNU and Tar, the demand for
t bat lile-siiviiig specilic, vast as it is, would
double. It never fails. No eough can re
sist its tran-piilizing influence. It strength
ens weak lungs and prevents the possibili
ty of t iibercu lar consu in pt ion.
I'ikk's Tooth-Ache Ditoi'M Cure in one
minute.
Sano 'oiiroui-:. The influence of the
stomach on t he brain should be carefully
heeded. Let the stomach be in slight de
gree disf urb"d, and t he ent ire nervous sys
tem becomes a sufferer. 1 '.ri rig t he stom
ach to a healthy tone, and tin; nervous
machinery prompt ly resumes its perfect
running order. Hazily there is no neces
sity for any long disarrangement of the
f ii ndt ions of the stomach, since in Ayf.k's
l'H.t.S we have so jicrfcft u combination,
admirably adapted lor relief. They have
stood th" test of years, and have exhibited
stomachic properties most wonderful.
Their wise use, by ke :ngthe system in
perfect, order, promotes longevity, and
what, is far b.-it'T, ensures the full enjoy
ment of the time spent h -r . YVe use
them ami know their val i -. Floft nee.
OBSTACLES TO 3IAKK1AGH.
Happy 11 -lief for Young Men from the
effects of Krrors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Looks and
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, 1IOWAKD ASSI )( lATlOX, No. U
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, la., fn In
stitution having a high reputation for hon
orable conduct and professional skill.
novC :ly
NEW TO-DAT.
J. 1". WAKD.
GEO KG KA. JIAKDINO.
WARD & HARDING,
DRUGGIST
AND APOTHECARIES,
TTKKP C()NTANTLY ON
HAND A
JV. general assortment of
Druids inicl Olioiriicals,
I'crf inner y, KoaM,
( Olllllti illlll liriSKllCH, ,
TrussfK, Supjiorffri,
Slionlilcr IJriit en l-'isc- unit
Toilet Artlclen,
ALSO
Kerosene Oil, l.nii; CiiimneyK,
(duxt, Piilty, 1'aitilH, Oilx.
'riii .! nnd Dye St nil',
PURE VINES AND LIQUORS FOR )IE"
I.;1L riHl'USES.
MEDICINES, ETC.
pJjXX
rPhysicians' Prescriptions carefully
com pounded, nnd all orders correctly an
swered. K '"Open at all hours of the nijrht.
B"AII accounts must bi paid monthly
novLtf WAKD & HAKDIN'Ci."
Take rlotice-
I X (i HKCKNTLY Muir a
ane in my business, and associat
ed with me Mr. Oeo. A. Harding jM tlie
Lrus Lttsiuess, ami also purchased the
store of .Messrs. Led it Parker, I necl all
accounts settled due nie prior to the for
mat ion oi t lie present part nership. Thoso
knowing themselves indebted will please
call without delay and make payment, as
I must have niy books squared.
J. 1. WAKD.
Orcpon City, Nov. 6, 1871 -lw.
WOTIC-i-
n-IHK ANNUAL MLKTING OF THE
1 Stock Holders of the V. F. r. & L. Co.
for the purose of electing Directors for the
eiiuinjr voar, will be held at the otliee of
the Companv, at Linn City, on Monday,
Dec 7 W 1?- bUbhsMIi ll,
nuviiwl President.
w r - c s - t 1
In Nature's Medicine Cheif, the
Karth, thcr is no specific superior to the
waters of the Seltzer Springs.
Tarrant's EftVrvrsrfnt Srltzcr Aprrient
is an improvement uron the world re
nowned remedy for indigestion, blllious
noss and constipat ion. It is at once mild,
tho'MUirh and infal'iablf5. No drujr ptora
i9 wr;t tout it. novC-2
Plain Questions for Invalids. Have
the routine medicines of the profession
done you no good? Are you discouraged
and miserable? If so, test the properties of
the new Ve getable Specific, Dr. Walker's
California Vinegar Bitters, already
famous as the ftnest invigorant, corrective
and alterative, that has overseen the light.
1 iy.sp-ptics and persons of billious habits
should keep it within reach, if they value
health and caso.
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PACIFIC
SOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
St. ChurUi Uot-l IluLldlnjf.
Southwest Corner Front and Eorrisoa Sts.
Portland. Oregon,
JUST KEOErVED,
Per Str. " 0inaITlJXLo.
LARGE INVOICE
Of the LATKST STYLES of all Kiuda
of Suunuiiubla
BOOTS AMD SHOES
UouIit of tlie MttiiufHcturcnKustuuil
in Sua. VraucUcu,
FOR CASH.
And will bo Sold ut
UNPRECEDENTLY LOW PRICES.
Oar AG EXT Kant liixn sent it Telejrrsuu
atutin tliat our Orders for u
full Liri:
OF..
oots and Shoes
IlaTi btHiU BT.Iod, and
QuQDS SEHT BY RAIL
We Sluill continue to Recel-r ItyeTer
Htcmiicr Lurge Invoices of tlioso
Good 4 uniil our Stock in
!' u 11 unci Complete,
A SMALL LOT OF
DAMAGED BOOTS AND SHOES
On hand, which must bo sold for
ANY HLASON'AHLC OFFKU
PACIFIC EGOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
St. C'liaries Hotel Huildltijf.
Southwtst I'onit'rFron! : ad 3Iorrison Sis.
C. A. PEASE & CO.
Octob r 30, 1874.
tf.
Sheriffs Sale.
HY VIKTtTK OKA DECRKR AND Ex
ecution issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for the couuty of
Claekainas, and dated October 2-lt h, A. D.
ls7l,in favor of J. N. Pcrlot, and airainst
Edward Koss, Elizabeth J. Koss, H. M.
I',eall and the First National P.ank of I'ort
land Oregon, to me directed, for the sum
of one thousand one hundred iiud flft'en
and 50-1 W dollars (tlllj 5J) U. M. gild coin,
together with interest at one per cent, per
month, costs and disbursements of this
suit, taxed at twenty-seven and It (-101) dol
lars (f27 1") and accruinir costs; And nlso
in favor of said 11. M. Heall, and atrainst
said Edward Koss and Elizabeth Koss for
the um of f 1,241 75-100 in U. S. gold coin,
and the sum of $75, and costsand disburse
ments taxeil at 5 90-100 wit h interest thern
on at the rate of one per cent per month.
Now, therefore, I have levied upon tho
followiiiK Keal Estate to wit :
riejrinulnjr t the south-west ooauer of
I xt Whitcomb's donation land claim at
point on tho WIllamett river, theno east
on said claim lino to within one hundred
and twenty rods of the south-east corner of
said donation land claim, thence north
on Joseph Kellogg's line to the mid
dle of the prist mill pond, thence down the
middle of said pond to the quarter post of
section thirty-six in Township one South of
Kansre one East of the Willamette Meridi
an ; thence west and parallel with the lots
in tlii town of Milwaukleto the bank of
tlie Willamette Kiver, thence south up the
bank of said river with the meanders
thereof to t he place of beginninp, contain
ing two hundred acres more or less.
And on
SulunU-, November tlie 3Stii, 174,
at 10 o'clock A. m., nt the Court House door
in Oregon fit y, Clackamas county, Oreiron,
I will sell the riht, title find Interest of the
above named Edward Iioss and Elizabeth
Koss to the above described land, or no
much thereof as may be noceeaary to sat
isfy the above unrn-J Jutls-'rpr.is Interest,
costs and accrul ,.0ris, Tt public auction
to the J-.'.jrhest bidder, for United States
tioirt coin to ine In hand paid.
J.T. Al'PERSON,
Sheriff of Clackamas county, Ofrn.
Oregon City, Oct. 2'J, 1874. 4w
Sheriffs Silc!
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND Ex
ecution issued out of the Circuit
Court of t lie State of Oregon for t ho County
of ( 'lackamas, to me directed, in favor of
L. H. Allen and 1. 11. Lewis, under tlie
firm name of Allen A Lewis, and ajrainst
T. J. Matlock and Hopie Matlock his wife,
for t he sum of f l,t7 SI, V. S. Kold coin, to
gether with costs of suit, accruingcosts and
disbursements.
Now, therefore, I have levied upon the
following real estate, to-wit : Situat' d,
lying and leing in Clackamas county.
State of Oregon, an undivided one-third
of the following piece of land, of which T.
J. Mat hick became the owner by the last
will of W. T. Matlock, deceased, said land
being described and said bequest in said
will (now on file in the Clerk's office of
Clackamas county. State of Oregon) as fol
lows, to-wit :
Fifteenth, I set apart the following de
scribed port ion of my donation landclaim,
the center of said tract on the easterly lino
of my donation land claim, shall be the
middle of a small stream on which is situ
ated my grist m ill, such t ract shall be so
surveyed with lines parallel with the do
nation claim lines, asto include the creek,
mill-race,dam,and mill and appurtenances
so as to include1 no more t han t'-n acres ;said
land, mill and appurtenances are to be
considered in three equal and undivided
parts. The bequest to said T. J. Matlock
being in the following words: The second
undivided one-third of the same I give, de
vise and Ix-queat h unto my son Theodore
J. Matlock; in ot her words the land hereby
intended to be conveyed is all the inferes't,
I take in the donation land claim of W. T.
Matlock by reason of the bequeath as
above set out. And on
Saturday, tlie 7th clay of November,
at the hour of 1 o'clock, p. rrt., at the Court
House door in O-egon City Clackamas coun
tv, I will sell the above described real es
tate at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, U. S. gold coin, to satisfy
execution, costs, accruing costs and dis
bursement s. J. T. APPERSON,
Sheriff of Cl2CKamSs CV., Ogn.
Oregon C.:y, Oct. lSrh lTJ. "1
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
TTTVT TUCDQ TTV f"lT PAT TT?nDMTA
G0008 !
CLOTXITISrGM
HATS and CAPS!
ETC., ETC.. ETC.
THE FIRST
GRAND OPENING
.or tsm.
1874 FALL SEASON 1S74
Will bt Iaauj;urutrd by u dplonditi
Exhibition f
NEW GOODS!
At tb fitter f
BRADLEY, MARSH & CO.,
iMoncljiT'. August 31st,
BRADLEY, MARSH A Co.
IT'EEL THEY WOULD BE WANTING
; in courtesy o thtir crmi-rous pat
rons, as 'Tell fre-oir.j ft j'lcaauro to
thomsefres, were they to IIo7 ihe "yellovr
lc-f" of TIin to pn by without wiiee suit
able acknowledgment forth-? more than
liberal support accorded tl- . a ilnx their
advent in business.
The unretarded and unexampled j ro
gress of BHADLE V, MAP.sH Jk CO. iu pop
ularity and businee3 success has Inspired
their rivals and competitors with bitter
nnlmositic-K, and Ihc-ir envious tongues
misconstrue tfvry motiTe with a tIcw of
injuring our fair fame ami well earned
refutation in the world's esteem.
Viewing: the past with oontemplatton's
Sober eye, and cheered by the generous
support of this community, wi nhall con
tinue to pursue a steady, onward course,
that has no retiring ebb, regardless of our
detractors, to whom we cherish no resent
ments, relying In the future on that ener
jcy ability and watchful enterprise that Is
sure to reward erery Intelligent anil saga
cious attempt to supply a generally felt
want.
We are desirous of building up a business
that will b a
CREDIT TO THE CITY AND STATE!
Let our opponents endeavor, according
to their iaeans and ability, to emulute uk
tn Ihis reict, and in a very short time
trad will be attracted la Fort I and that has
been, front well kkow eae, divested
from It, d4 ssiaersai teaaatle heasea
will lud eeupat.
ORADLEY, MARSH & GO.,
'Wkolfnalt RRd SMxil Drains in
DRY GOODS'
Ociicrsil Importers
.6r...
ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN GOODS,
Corner First & Stark Sts.,
PORTLAND.
CASH ADVANCES MADEOXEVERY
DESCKIPTION Of IItODlt'E.
Sr-r"r. ll,2aa.
FT"
FALL 167-1
la your time to buy goods at low prices.
S. ACKERMAN &CO.
ara now receiving a large stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
all of tha Latest Styles, which wlfl sell
AT LESS THAN PORTLAND PRICES.
Gr at k tiM tM kwasfct for c h. m4
wp win, a i t u myiiim tT
SAN FRANCISCO COST.
WE WILL SAY TO EVERYBODY BE
fore you imrchase or go to Portland,
come and price our goods and convince
yourself that we do what we say. Our stock
consists In part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shoos,
Ludios-and Gents
Furnishing Good.
Cottons, Grocer
1 o s, Hard
ware and a great many other artloles too numer
ours to mention ;
ALSO
CQQRS, WINDOWS.
PAINTS AND OILS,
ETC. i ETC.
We will also pay the Highest Market
Price for
Country Produce.
S. ACKEUMAX St CO.
Oregon City, Sept. 11, 1874. tf
THE NEW IMPE0VED
FLOBENCB
Bide Feed and Back: Feed.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM
PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
Akaya ia Drier a:i Ssidj for Work.
If there It a rLOKENCE MACKOTE
ultMa oaa thousand miles of 8 an Fran
cisco not working well, I will fix it witli
out any expense to tha owner
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,
No. 19 New Montgomery Street,
exs mKeiteo.
v
Establisdiecl in 1SGO.
J5. HUGHES
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO TH CITI
ens of Oregon Ctty, and vicinity,
that he has purchased, fitted u$x and tilled
the store
OPPOSITE THE P0ST0FFICE,
on Main Street .between Tblrd nnd Fourth,
Oregon City,
My stock consists of
Dry-ood,
Clothing,
Uoot and (Sliora,
GrocprlcK,
Patent ?leiliclnes,
Perfamrry Ilais nnd Caps
Plited-Ware, Ialle9' and Gents'
Fnrnlslitnjr Goods, China Tt Sets,
Table Cntlery, Hosiery,, Croekery,
Illnilow-GlitRR, Glim-Ware,
Tankce Notions, Hardware,
FARMING fEMPLEMENTS,
ROPE, GRAIN SACKS, &c, &c.
Having been established since 1SGO, my
long exjierlenee in business enables me to
know vrhat to buy for this market.
MY STOCK OF
General ZNIerclianclise
is Largo aud well Assorted.
There is no house in the City that
Can Undersell Rfie.
S 31 ALL PROFITS .WD QlTCK KETfR.YS,
Is my Motto. j
Call mid EvnmiiiP my Good lipfore J
purrtiastiii elsei liere, unil I Hill suit j
you. j
B.A.HUGHES, j
Oregon City, July 17th, 1S74.
NOTICE-! j
MY WIFK, RACIIAEL R. Roop HAV-
Inc left my bed and board without !
Just cans'? or provocation, I hereby notify i
the public not to trust her on my account, !
ns I will pay no bills of her contracting I
after t his date. JACOB KOQP.
oreg:03 City, r.c. 21, l7i. (Hv
Once More We Come !
With a Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
IARGEU AND MORE ATTRACTIVE
j than ever before, bought from the great
San Francisco Panic, and which we offer
at Greatly Reduced Irices. Our stock
OLOTBLlISTGr
lias been largely increased and we can
show as handsome a line of ready-made
goods in Men and Boys Business and
Dress Suits, Overcoats, etc., as can be found
in the country, and at prices that cannot
fail to satisfy. Our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is filled with a splendid assortment of all
the leading styles and fashionable shades
ol gKXls
Kmpri-SM Clotli,
Molialr, French .iid
American Drchu l.uoda,
lilack Alparca,
ISrllliuntines,
Caahinereo, Ac
FLANNELS,
flalil. Plain adODCra Flunnale cJ r-
Bleached and V
Flannels.
Lad let1 and Cents' I'ndtinTarv,
a"i"iii anu cart,
Wool lllu.iik.et,
Trunk una
Traveling Satchel,
Ilutund ( ujui,
Oil Cloth for
1'looruud Table.
BOOTS and SHOES,
We would call special attention to our
stock of Men's and l;oys' .San Francisco
Boots, which we have so"ld for a number of
years past with general satisfaction. Et
ery pair warranted. A complete stock of
HARDWARE! FARMING UTENSILS.
Choice Teas, Canned tioods, and all cholee
Family Groceries,
All at Low Prices. Also,
LIVERPOOL AD CARMA. ISLAND SILT
Highest Trice paid for nil kinds of
Froducc imcl Wool
SCplStf
I. SELLING.
o
I WILL SELL AT A REASONABLE FIQ
ure, my Livery Business, Stock, Ac,
and lease my Barn to a purchaser for two
years ; also if required, will lcaso my
Dwelling House for same time,
Oregon City, Oregon, August 20, 1874.
J. M. FRAZER.
Ayer5s Ague
Our
For I'evcr ar.J A.?:. Tiit.?TTnittcnt Fever,
Gild Fever, liosaitt-tMit rver, l)un-.b
Auc, Feiiodiciil or XSiHgus Fever, &-j.y
aud mdeo-.l uM tho airections which arise
roai malarious, marsh, or niiasinatia
:-.o one rerise'!
is Iculcr
callc-.l for by the i:uceihi.'i ot'
the Aiueric'in pcupJe tlaui a
Htir'j nnd s:;i'c -':rc for l'e-rr
i
-" V e:i.-'!,J.;.l iter, with a L-r!o'j
-e; t:':':ly lliLit it v. ill c .-;h.:u.tj
ta di -case, ami v. iih Assur
ance, f.jun-l-l oa pi-.if, U:;it no hnrta cnu uns
tVoai ilk cc; In .iv iiiai;tifr.
Ttii .viii -li vo;o.-l-; f-'v'in or picvints this V-
onirr uiuat b of iaiuicUTse eei vice hi the cn-
i:.fca cuiv. lar u:c jiaiicnt esoipe- ir. nK wiu :n
U:c i;ui:ciii escf.pe-
Lj uiuL i hi.i ii vi'jlc ut. attack. of this b::!-fi:l di
t--iLii-. iiii. ''Ci-'iiii" expeid Ui rvii:n.s!i:ii.i;
yiwieou of TtViIt U -Vui L f.-oo; the eystem,
ahii prjT'i. 1'ji: devi-lonmtr.t of l"ae li.-.e?:e, if
tuiiii ou Ibo lht apiroa;-h of its premonitory
syiuytoiii. 1 1 ii U't only tho l.ct lC-ineily ever
yet 5.jos?,.td for tbis cbi:s of coiiipujnti, but
"Jic ii'Si.vet. The large riiiantrty we sup
ply li- ii-iiir bring'', it within Li.e reath of
c evy v ; ai-l iu "bilious districts, ihcr
KkV.Ji in u AiilE prevails, evevyboc'.y should
li-iTc ii, iil ttc it freely, both for cure P.nd pro
teckiuu. St i hoped this'prii.-ie will place it withia
tlie rei'-U of a.11 the puor tis well as the rich.
A Ktval aupcriority t this reir.cdy over nny
o'.i,--r ever Uieoverou for the speedy mid certruij
cure of lulcriuittcuts is, that it contains no Qui
niif or muiei-al; consequently it produces no
ouuil-i t other injni i-JUb cUerts whatever upon
dm cj;i;iliiti')!i. Tho.-.e cured by it are left aa
liealluv us if they had never had the disease.
Fever aud Ague ii not alone the consequenco
of ilK1 miuiati'- poison. A great variety of dis
o:vler aviie from its irritation, anionic whicb
are Nwiirulia, ItheuuiatUfa, Oont, Headache,
iiimhi', Toothache, Ezxache, Csitarrh. Asth
lua. I'uliit.-'.liou, i'aiuful A flection of the Sleen,
iiyaicrijs, 1'a'iu in the liowels, Colic, l'aralysi,
and diu!ii,reir.eut of tbe Stomach, all rf which,
wUn originating ia this cause, pat on the in
U'ruiittont type, or become periodical. This
("L"i!!:" cxjiols thj poUou from the blood, and
cosiequev.tly curjs tlietn all alike. It is an in
v ilu.il'li; protc ;'.io:i to iminigi-ants and persons
travelling or temporarily resKling in the mala
i ioi dislrici' . If taken occasionally or daily
while pjm, ;il to the infection, that will be ei
cretC'l Iron', the svstetn, and cannot accumulate
in s-uttu if ut ipia'ntitv to ripen into disease.
ITc.K-e il i even more valuable for protection
than cvre; aud low will ever suffer from Inter
mitter, if they avail themselves of the protec
tion t'ais reineilv aft'ords.
Frr Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ity of tho Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stim
u'ating thy Liver into' healthy activity, and pro
'".ucing many truly lciuaikable cures, where
other meiliciaed fail.
PREPARED BT
Ur. J. C. AYER&CO., LoweH, Xut
PtmutUmi mm JLmmljfHemt CAilshU,
A5D SOLD AT.T. BOUND TEfJB WOKbZX
Ayer's
r,
Hair Vio
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.0
vrliicli i vt
once agrccabl",
healthy, a n i
effectual for
preserving Iihj
hnir. It rivt.
restores jiil
or fjrtzy hair
to its orifjiiiul
color, ivilh the
gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair check ci
and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
tho hair where- the follicles aro de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and ftinvi
lated into activity, so that a nw
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling tho ?hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the' forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from thoQ
deleterious substances whicTf make
Eorae preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a IIAUl DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
Vastre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
IractlcnJ and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. 3IASS.
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