c
on
XOTICK."-- Certificates of pitMica-
Uo.. will be Kl'-' until r
im Id. We h.i?r. mnks iw (fn iation .oi I
ru'e it futurr.
JParlicularXotitt.
Persons kno.vinfj themselves indebted to
1110 for subscription or otherwise, are here
by notified that payment must be made
without further delay. It is a matter of
great importance to me that I close up my
business. Having already earned what is
due me, I cannot afford to spend my time
in waiting the ph-asure of those indebted.
1 hoi; thos interested will pay proper at
tention to this notice, Persons can find me
t th Ktkkiri.sb olfice. or when not in;
Mr lK-ineut will receive and receipt in my
n inie. Money may be forwarded to me by
1.C 3, I'.cJ.
A. NOLTXEK.
Anniversary
Sleeting.
The anniversary meeting of the
Clackamas County l'.iblo Society-auxiliary
to the American IMble Society
was held at the Ilaptist Church, in this
city, Dec. 12, and the following are tho
IroiiH:ding: o r
The President of tho Society being
nbseut, Itev. t. W. Day. one" of the
Vice Presidents, was called to the
chair. The meeting was opened with
ingin'.rand readingtheSeriptures. Rev.
1. C. lietzler then addressed the meet
big at length, giving imiortant facts
mill iivruros i" regard to the origin, na
tifre, design and progress of the Hible
work. At the close of this address a
collection was taken for the benelU of
the Ilihlo cause, amounting to $11 05.
The following lK'rsoiis were chosen
ns ttlicers of the Society, for the ensu
ing year: President, lie v. . W. Day;
Vice Presidents, ltev. J. T. Hull and
J lev. G. H. Atkinson; Secretary, W.
11. Pope; Treasurer, Walter Fish: K
eeutive Committee, P.O. McCown, J.
W. Meldrum and J. Wilkinson.
The duxology was sung, and tho
lxjoetliction was pronounce! by ltev.
p. C. llet.ler. The congregation then
retired, while the olliccrs of the Society
remained in session.
On motion, Walter Fish was chosen
as atreiit fr the Ilihlo Depository for
Clackamas County.
On motion, the agent was instructed
to simply the destitute with Scriptures
free.
On motion, (. W. Day and J. T. Hull"
were appointed local agents for Oregon
Citv.
(in motion, the Secretary was m
strmted'to furnish the Oni:ooN City
lv i i:i:ri:;-. it li a copy of the pro
eri dingsoftliis meeting for publication.
On motion, adjourned.
V. If. Poi-i:. ti. W. DAY,
Secretary.
President.
v i.N r:;Hrnisi-;. e sieppeu into
. L
t he mac ume shops ot .Mr. J . 11. .Moore
the other . ay and examined some of
Gf'ie j.:it; lit wagon wheels made at that
t.iauni'actory. The Company, Duvol,
Miller A t'o.. have only been at w,.:l. a
couple of months, yet are doing a con-sid.-'ia'ile
business and are preparing
f'jur s!i!l greater tilings. They have
)nrehas"d o'k the patentee, Mr. D.ivol,
4) t lie : ri'-'. ht to manufacture wheels for
this' Si::te. With the exception of a
lj.;,t tf'loe these w heels are made x-n-tirch
of iron ; consequently are par
ticularly adapted to this coast where
the extreni el y damp winters mil dry
(4Ui!i:ntrs m ike it nearly impossible to
keep a woo, fn wheel in runningorder.
(:, of the chi'f points ff excellence
cUiincd for this wheel over all other
iron wheels is, t.'iat the spokes are not
l'ntht the hul, lut play through readi
ly, throwing all the strain upon the
tension strength of the iioii. Ji" these
wheels prove to he half what is claim
ed for them. (and we think reasonably,
txi), theywill revolutionize wagon
ta tkiug, if not throughout Americ t, at
l.';it on the Paeitio coast, and will
(niild up :tu industry in our fuidst of
w!ii'-li (ireon Oily may well boast.
and earriar makers are spec
iili.' i".i;ed !o-ill and examine these
wh. i and if they prove an excellent
thiie.;, to iw them instcid ot the
wo"i!en ones, and ciieonrago this
aiii'.i'.nT ut'our hoMW industries.
I.r.iri:
the l'ast.
1. List. Tii Iters remaining in
.ffice. :A Oregon CQv. Docem-
bef-'lth, l-.7-:
Afehcson, Kob. P.; Ahe, Fred V. D. ;
Priggs, White mb ; diss, George; Col
balii. II. M.: Cagern, I.;cDav. Mrs.
Strth K.: i: isi(-v!,j-(,ol:,.iohn(2) -.Fields,
Joint H. (-) ; Gactcts. Henry; Hunter,
-Moii;:: HimteV1, Miss Jane; Haun,
M.s. p.. p.; Havnes. llev. T. P. (4);
, Jones, Mrs. Ellen; Kinks, Miss Clara;
J.i ingston, Wm.; Eohiuan, Henry;
l.i'.ni. Pi. P.; T.aitih, Mrfl. l'hnm.i -Jane;
1-iiin, Mrs. Susan ('. : Morris, John;
Porter. IVU. -.Smith, Wm. W.; Thomp
son, ,bsepli It. :?); Thompson, Miss
l-ra; Yarrbod, Daniel.
If called for please sav when "adver
tised." J. M. I'iACON, P. M.
"That P.u." Tho hunters id Mint
Mi Ireland's, on upier Molalla, have
been chasing a monster black bear for
some time; but bruin is too much for
them so far. He eomes out at night
and commits his depredations in the
farmers orchards, then is suddenly
taken with a desire to travel, and is
out of reach of hunters and tlogs before
they IT;"! on his track in the nmrnin.r
We expect soon, however, the hunts
men will outwit his bearshipand bring
homo his shaggy coat as a trophy a
just return for his nightly foragings.
Thr MaiuiKts. Iegal tenders, buy
lug N)'4 ; fuelling, 87 Wheat in Ore
gon City has declined to 00 cts per bus.
Oats are worth "0 cents per bushel;
butter 'X to ;?7 cents per pound ; eggs 35
to 40 cents per dozen ; chickens, spring,
S2 on er dozen; grown, .?: (H); dried
apples, ."r..v cents per pound; plums,
dried, lrLi cents per pound; pota
toes, rU'(CV cents per bushel ; bacon,
sides, 12 c. ier iound ; hams, ll cents'
per pound; wool is worth '1 cents nor
JHHllld.
I. O. O. F. At tho regular session of
Falls Encampment, No. 4, I. O. O. F.,
held on the 1'lst inst., the following
persons were elected oillcers for tho cn
ming term: N. W. llandall, C. p. p
J!. Fellows, H. P.; J. W. Meldrum, s!
W.: M. C Athey, Scribe; C. O. T.
Williams, Treasurer; Trustees. A. J.
Apperson, W. 1 1. Pope and N. W.
llandall. The installation takes place
on the first Tuesday evening in next
month.
Fair and Fkstivai,. Tho fair and
festival, given at Pojh's Opera House,
on Thursday evening last, by the ladies
of St. Paul's Guild, was one of the most
successful affairs of the; season. The
display of articles for sale was quite
large and they were rapidly disposed
of to the appreciative crowd. The
tables, spread "with ice cream, cakes
and other delicacies, were well patron
ized. Tho exercises consisted of select
readings, singing, instrumental music
and tableaux, all of which wero well
rendered. The net receipts were $i:0.
PrxAWAY. On Tuesday morning as
Mr. Chas. Albright was driving his
meat wagon near tho slaughter house
below town, the horses leeame fright
ened and ran. spilling Charley out
jvith the contents of the wagon. Lucki
ly he escaped unhurt. The horses ran
yon.siderahlo distance and did not
onng lin till thev h:i,l L-i.L-o,I fl.o
"ic-on into "p ,
eralh-.
I " y m m m i m ft X v V
and raised hob gen-
lorxn-A coat, vest '.writing paper
ftld sundries, done un iti a stn ill t.,.U-,
a-;e
hist below town. Owner can havo
sa:uc by t-alljng on Javier Slover,
Nrr..lN TiArri?. Charles Gall, who
entertained our citizens last summer
with exhortations to "do as li hud
tlone.'Ms in (luranco vile. Tie believed
in the .octriiio-of having "all tilings in
common," ami while unpaired in ut
tinir his faith into practice w :.- .. .cct' t.
hv the ever vi.il.uit police o.'Itl.unl.
The .subject of Charley 's theft this time,
was a 1 MIt of cloth worth an.l will
Mu-obably iiive him a free-pass to tho
! .State nemtentia.iv.
l)F.p.viiTEii.-Mr. Eusene Dement
left for Astoria last week to take
charge of a drug store which he has
purchased at that place. Mr. Dement
is a druggist by profession and we have
no doubt lie will succeed in establish
ing a first-class drug business among
the Astorians. While wo arc sorry to
lose Mr. 1). from among us, we con
gratulate him on having' selected one
of the busiest towns on the coast in
which to build up his fortunes.
Musu axi M ir.ic The festival at
Lnbrary Hall on Wednesday night was
decidedly a success. The young ladies
were dressed in the kitchen costume of
New Kngland matrons, reminding us
of childhood's happy hours. A postol'ice
was established which afforded consid
erable fun and some revenue. With
old fashioned songs and games the time
passed pleasantly till a late hour, when
the party separated, all agreeing that
thev had "had a high o' time "
Those of a literary turn, and thoso
who wish to make an appropriate and
lasting Christmas gift, before investing
their money in things of a perishable
nature, should pay a visit to J. K. ( Jill
it Co. at Portland, and make a selec
tion from their large and well assorted
stock of good and useful books. Thev
also keep on hand all the best kinds
of stationer', etc., to be found in Port
land. Holiday Pkeskxts. Everybody is
talking about the wonderful display of
fine jewelry, watches, chains and silver
ware, in a vaiietv of styles, at I. Li.
Stone's, 103 Front street, Portland.
Everything warranted as represented,
(ioods sold at tho lowest prices for
cash, (live him a call before purchas
ing elsewhere.
A f vi i k x t. On Wednesday a man
named Moore, employed at the Woolen
Mills, slipped and fell oil" the the walk
while coming from tne wool room. He
cut an ugly gash in his forehead near
the left tempt.?. Dr. Morris dressed the
wound, ami with proper care it will
probably heal without proving verv
serious.
A Fink Pkksknt. Intended as a
Christmas gift, some ap.cciative
friend has presented Miss Mora Moss
with a handsome piano. The donor,
we doubt not. will consider himself
(or herself) fully rewarded by hearing
the sweet music which will he created
by the accomplished recipient.
lticroKTS of Supervisors should lx in
by Wednesday, the 5th day of January
vext, to enable the County Court to
act upon them during that week.
Promptness on the part "of Supervisors
will save the county the trouble and
expense of an extra session of court.
Cuanoko IIaniis. M i s. Iteinhardt
has retired from tho Clitt" House and
Mr. Geo. Newman and Mrs. Ithods
succeed to the proprietorship. Moth of
the latter parties have had considerable
experience in the business, which
angers well for the future of our prin
cipal hotel.
Tin: Daxck. Owing to tho very
rainy evening there were not many out
to thedanceat Library Hall on Saturday
night . Enough were present, however,
to have a pleas.- nt time, and it did not
break up till "tho hour when ghosts
do stalk abroad."
Cam.kp. We had a pleasant call
Wednesday from Mr. W. H. Waters of
the Salem Statesman. cWe found him
a very agreeable gentleman, and hope
he will remember our sanctum when
ever he has occasion to visit Oretron
Citv.
o
Pkpkstp.iaxs. Some of our young
men an; in the habit of taking nine
mile walks before breakfast for an ajv
lolizer, instead of their u ual "bitters."
A tramp to Pock Island and back is
generally the route.
Tin: Alden Fruit Dryer will stop
work next week, having exhausted the
supply of apples. There will be two
wcri.s' work, alter shutting down, for
tiie packers, when the business of the
Company will close for the season.
TKcrruKs. Rev. Father Gibney will
deliver a course of Wtu reseat tho
i.aiiioiic hureh, in this citv. to W-'i.
next Sunday evening at 7 O'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
First lecture entitled, "M ysterics."
"Ciiuistmas is here, what and whero
shall wo buy?" Just look over our
advertising columns, and we guarantee
that tho most eccentric and fastidious
in taste will come to some very sensi
ble conclusion.
Deku KitLED.-One day last week
some of our young "Nimrods" chased a
deer into town, or rather the dogs did,
and the aforesaid "Nims" set upon and
killed it with clubs and stones.
i uk Statesman" calls upon Idaho
and Connecticut papers to copy tho
death notico of a child named Garret
which died in "Clackamas county
wij,vyi,, J 'I I. . Jl.Ji, I JI-tl
The Penn Monthly for December.
is, if possible, even morn interesting
than the precedinc nnml iprn Tonne
I0r, an"' ; Address, 2: So. 8th st.'
Philadelphia.
Cam.kd. Itev. I. Dillon, of the Ad
vocate, called on us last Saturday. He
was in town to fill the place of RevMr.
Starr, of Portland, in conducting the
quarterly services at tho M. E. Church.
Pound Over.-On Thursday, C. F.
Mayhew was bound over in the sum of
S'-'oO to apnear before the grand jurv
charge, selling liquor without license.
Rev. Mit, Dim.ox, of Portland,
preached at tho M. E. Chur.-h Sunday
Slmnr n,U- h(?'1 a union service at the
same place in the evening.
EpicuitKs!-Mr. Fuclis intends giv
ing a grand free lunch on Christmas
night, and "don't you forget it."
See the new adTof Duvol, Miller t
Co. in another column, and give them
j-our patronage. 'e intui
Notary PritMc.-c. F. p.eattie has
been appointed, by Gov. Grover, a no.
tar' public. 0
f There is to be a grand ball at Pope's
Opera House on New Years eve.
Ix Town Our young friend James
Pristow, looking as handsome as ever
Apiarist. Mr. D. H. Stearns of the
Pee (.ailed on us last Monday.
The river rose two feet at this placo
on Sunday.
The Oswego iron works are a "am in
full blast.
Tt'K.siuv was the -shortest day in the
year.
r. ' . ' "; r!Jrpy
A Vnlnaliln ?IfdUal Tr-:tie.
IIostcttor'3 United States Almanac for
WG for distribution, ,mtu, throughout
tiie United States and all civilizod coun
tries of the Western Hemispher e, will be
published about the first of January, in the
.nghsh, German, French, Nor-.vcgi.-tn,
Welsh, Swevdish, Holland, liolieiiii.ui and
Spanish languages, and all who wisli to
understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable sug
gestions it contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise on the causes,
prevention and cure of a great variety of
diseases, it embraces a large amount of in
formation interesting to the merchant
the mechanic, the miner, the furim.r, the
planter, and the professional man ; and
the calculations have been made for such
meridians as are most suitable for a
correct and comprehensive National cal
endar. The nature, uses, and ordinary sanitary
effects of llostetter's Stomach Hitters the
staple tonic and alterative of more than
half the Christian world, are fully set fort h
in its pajjes, which arc intersK-rsed with
pictorial illustrations, valuable reciies for
the household and farm, humorous anec
dotes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original anil selected.
Among the annuals to apju-ar with the
opening of t he year, t his will be one of the
most us fill, and may be had for the ask
ing. The proprietors, Messrs. Hosteller it
Smith, Pittsburg, Pa., on receipt of a two
cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to
any x-rson who cannot procure one in his
neighborhood. The Hitters are sold in
every city, town, and village, and exten
sively used throughout the entire civilized
world.
SEI.LIXG OFF at reduced prices, for 60
days, the entire stock (which is larger and
better selected than ever), of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Roots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery,
Hardware, etc. Now is your time to buy
the largest amount of goods for the smallest
amount of money, at I. Kellinji.
:In Every Town and Village persons
may be found who have been saved from
death from mis-.nr pt ion by IIalk's
llOXF.V OF HOKKHOl'Nl) ANnTAK.
Pike's Toothache Props cure in one minute
A lts-liIl ISemetly. No . family
should be without some elliea clous remedy
for the cure of affections so universally
prevalent as coughs, colds, sore throat,
whooping-cough and croup somo remedy,
too, which can le relied upon us safe, sure
and certain. 1 11. Wistaii's P.ai.sam ok
w'ild Ciiekhy combines the dcsiilrratnin.
Important. Endorsed bv the Medical
profession. WM. H.MJS UAI.XAM
I ' )lt Til K LUNGS cur s ( ougiis. ( 'olds and
Constnption, and all disorders of the
Throat and ( le-f. Hit. T W LEY'S
Tin ) i ll HE AN()IYNE cures b. one
MINUTE. feblti
Wo C:nrt-Tii!k
Without showing the condition of our
teed. Kvory laugh exposes them.
In order not to l.e ashamed of them let
use that standard dentifrice, ZOZO
DONT, which is sure to keep them
white and .spotless. No tartar can en
crust them, no canker ell'cct theenanicl,
no specie of decay infest the dental
bone, if ZOZODONT is regularly used.
It is a botanical preparation, and its
beneficial effects on the teeth and gums
are marvelous, as it removes all discal
oratloiis, and renders the gums hard
and rosy.
Iteii i it- s.
ltev. CJeoi-iro H. Atkinson will hold
regular services in t'Tm Congregational
Church, in this city, on the first and
second Sabbaths ofeach ni uith. Morn
ing services at bi'j o'clock. On the
first Sabbath at Holmes' Sahool House
at -i o'clock, v. M.
M. . Chiirch-o-ltev. O. W. Day, p is
tor, will conduct services on each Salj
bath. at 10'j, A. M. Sabbath Seliool at
l'i P. M. Will ireaeli at Holmes'
school house on the third Sabbath at
:t P M.
Papfist Church l.ldcr Huff, pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath at 10' A. M.
Sunday School at VI M. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday ovoningat7 P.M.
St. Paul's Ppiscopal Church -Morn-
iii'f Si'!-v''i'i ill 10:.0 . TiT si li 1 1 ". villi M"-
Serviee at 7 I". JI. Siindav Sehool and
1 i ble v lass at 1. JI . J. . Sellwowil.
Rector. o
Catholic iiurch-ltcv. Fat her ( J ibney ,
pastor. High mass at half past ten:
Sunday school at 2 p. si. : Vespers at 4
p. si.
2?EV TO-DAY.
DU0L3 FILLER & GO,,
AT M0OUK3 SIACIIINK SHOI,
OREGON CITV, OltECiON.
MAXl'VACTtUKKS OF Dl'VOI.'S
Patent Wheels for Vehicles of all
kinds. Also all kinds of
i:iuck.ri9iii thing
I )Kie to order,
Wnjjons anil Can-in jjs
Made and Hepaired, and all kinds of
Fanners' P.lacksmithing done with dis
patch and neatness. Orders solicited.
Wagon and Carriage makers are invited
to examine our
Patent Wlieebs
And use ( hern instead of Wooden Wheels.
We fit, our Wheels to either Iron or
Thimble Skein Axles. dec21-tf.
FREE LUGH
AT
FUCHS' SALOON,
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Frcsli Wino .TiiSt Re
ceived. Beer Enough for All.
CLIFF HOUSE.
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
NEVF.1AN & RHODES,
Propi'ietor?;.
Transient Hoard, SI to S3 per Day,
Siiijflv Meals ,5o cents.
ltoiii'il per lViek S5 OO
ltourdniitl L.olin, jmt week SU OO
The Table will be supplied with the best
the market a trords.
Kail Suppers furnished on short notice,
and at reasonable terms.
.Nov. 19, lS7.3:tf
SA1VTA CLiVS
HAS VO FUL.L.F.K STOCK OF
TOYS, VASES,
FANCY CANDIES,
CIIPwISTMAS PRESENTS,
AND HOLIDAY GOODS GENERALLY,
Than ean bo found at
WILLIAMS Be HARDING'S,
Who keep as pooil an assortment as can
be found in the Xtate.
Iteiitemlx-r tiio lla-.
Iec. 10, 1S75.W1
Executors1 Fotice.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry C.
Sawtell, deceased.
VJtSTIt fi I Sinn-ETIY OIVE.V THAT
lS t he uadersi-iU'd have been appointed
Executors of tiiu last will of II. t'.JSawtell,
deceased, by t he founty t'ourt of Clacka
mas 'ouat.v, Ore,ro:i ; and that all persons
having cl.-uns against t he Estate of said
deceas.-d.ar'' recpiired to present them with
proper vouchers to said Executors, at the
olllce of Hi' kiAT A E.v.STiiAsr.Oreon City,
Oreon.within six months lrom the date of
this notice.
Datt-d at Oregon Cit y, Oregon, December
2oth, 1-S75. A. J. Sawtki.i.,
dec21-4t. W. O. SaWtell.
OLUMES OF ifpSIC
MAKE APPEOPHliTE
PRESENTS.
Anions th many thousands of Kallads
and Piano IMecestiiat we vaiblish, there
arc some that are notod for their great
beauty and lasting qualities. We have
made a careful selection of these pieces
and olTcr them iu book form, as follows :
VOCAL W.OliKS
l'ITII
Piano Accompaniment.
Motlier Goose TuVIodies. Beaut ifully il-
lust rated. (Ask for -ovelIos Edition, or
you will ti'-'t a cheap photo-rraph copy.
SI V) in boards ; lull gilt, $2 W
Sliinf ;ig lAgUt. A collection of Sacred
Songs, id To in Imards; cloth and gilt,
$.' 50.
(;ii)lcii lifiivcs. Vols. I. and II. A col
lection of Songs and Choruses, by W. S.
Ilavs. Each vol, f 1 73 in boards; cloth
and gilt. S2 51).
Ilt'iu-thiinil Home, Sweet ;iuiuh nml
i'-'ii-esi.ie la lioes. Three vols, of choice
Home Songs, I'.V Hays, Danks, etc. Each
viI. f I 75 in boards; cloth and gilt,.?2 50.
l'ricfless (it-tten. A fine colb-ct ion of Songs
by Wallace, Thomas, ICelier, etc. 70
iii boards ;eloh ami gilt, f' 5..
Pcicru' fi'j.aselml.l ?Ie!..'i;'s. Vol. !
Containing all the latest and best songs
by Hays, Hanks, Thomas, .Stew art, (about
100 so-il-.s) . $s in 1-oards ; cloth ami gilt,
I.
Tiie Opera' at JIhmic. A collection of
Standard )peri. Songs, select edfrom (ivor
" ( )peras. f-i in boanls ; clot h and giit,
SI.
with Eng. and tier. text. .2 5a.
rleitllc.ssilin'i 7.1 S:n;-s. Elegent folio
eilitiou. l-'ull gi.t, .?S 5:'.
The same for a deep voice, in '2 vols. Svo,
each, ?'-. 50 in paper; cloth, f.'J 50.
Si-U.i. i.-i mi's Vocal Ai.iiiii'.. 00 songs,
with l.'ig. and tier. text. 5l ia paper;
full giit, & 5;.
SnnJHg-I-t of So;jr. A collect ion of Sacred
and Moral Sony's, beautifully illustrated
by the I.ros. Hab.iel. l-'ull gilt, il.
PIANO WORK
S
Katry Viujr.-r, I'c.j-.l Ir.pH, lajic
l'i t't'le and Ynin;; I'l-.misJ. I'ur col
lect ions of easy 1'iano Music for yoimg
players, most of t he piece.-; being wit hout
octaves. Each vol.cl 75 in boards; cloth
and gilt, S5 50.
JVIrisIcal Itrrrea t ions. A collection of
liiinc' Music. 51 75 in boards; clot h and
giit, 50.
(i.lil:i CliJmfH. A choice collection of
I'arior Music, by Ch. Eiakl1. fl 75 in
boards; cloth and gilt, $J 5a.
t.:-:l'.ia t ci--n. Containing mnsie of
lie tliiitn ilitlieulty, by V.'yman, Kinkle,
etc. 1 75 ia Ixiards; clot h ami gilt, iZ 50.
SlraiiHs' U':ilii.i's V1. I. ttll. Ask
for IVters' Edition, the only complete
'o;y giving tie- full w.ilt.es as played ly
'I honms' Orchestra, ii ia boards; cloth,
$1.
1'i'iirh e.f M.'liH'.y.
and I'arior Music.
A coll.-ct im of 1 ance
fS in boards; full i-'iit.
IVto-s' ln vlor "lusic. Vol. T. Our latest
and best 1'iano .Music of moderate diili
culty. Si in boards; full gilt, JI.
Ia CiTmi'ilc la ('ruii-. Vols. I. and II.
A collection of choice I'iano Music, by
Thalberg, Eis.t. Heller, etc. This is de
cidedly the b-'M collection of bound
music in t he market. Each, in boards ;
lull gilt, ft.
IJeeliioven's So.in ta... Svo, full gi!t, l.
folio, " " J1D.
Chnp.iiN 1'nlties, ?l 5(1: Polonaises, $2;
Nocturnes, f2; Hallads, ?'; I 're hides,
$2 50; Sonatas, $2 50. All in stitr pa
covers. i'er
JSIcixlelsMul-iiii Coi.jplele PianoIVorku,
Elegant folio edition, full gilt, in 4 vols.,
each, $( 50; Svo edition, full gilt, 4 vols.,
each, $' 50 ; 8vo edition, paper covers, 4
vols., each, $2 50.
MinurtN onutii. Full gilt, $3 50.
Weber's Piuno AVorUa. Full gilt, 91.
Mailed, post-paid, on receipt of price.
Addross,
J. L. PETERS,
SISUROAUIVAY, X. v.
Doc. 23 :wC
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the best family newspaper in t he world,
and we shall continue to give in its col
umns a large amount of miscellaneous
readin'-. such as stories, tales, poems,
scientific intelligence and agricultural in
formation, for which "'''Vori
make room in our daily edition .r",
cultural department IiaH s one
its orominent features. The fashions art.
n dsor regularly retried in its co umns :
and so are the markets of every k nil.
The Weekly SUN, eight pages w ith fit t
six broad columns is only l J V
T'osta-e prepaid. As this price barelj rc
ys nVeffl of t he paper no disc ou nt , can
be made from this rate to clubs, agents,
nost masters, or anyone.
P The 1.AILY SUN', a large four pair news
paiUof twenty-eight columns, irivaU
the news for two centsa copy. . Subscnp
tion, ,N,stagc prepaid ;k-. n I ' j?.!
a vear. SrxnAY edition extra, ?l 10 pt r
year. We have no t raychng ageids Ad
dress, THE SUN, New ork Citj ,
VHEFS YOU VISIT PORIUfiD,
DO'T FAIL. TO CALL AT
J. K. GILIi & CO'S,
And !xauiiiic their StocU
OF
BOOKS AUO STATiOHEHY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Their Stock Comprises
Elaant Gift Bo-jks,
SliuiilnnnVorlis, .luvciillo Kuoks,
Faintly Ilihies, t'oiumuii Pnijcr
Rooks Kajj-jtcr'n I.ihles, tussiu
Leal her Gooih, Parlor Gumcs,
IJuilcllng lilocks,
Arul such other t hings as mako
HOME ATTKACTIVE
7 Orders from out of town promitly
tilled.
Prices of Hooks furnished on application.
Iec. 10, 1S75 :wl
Utiiave Tin-. ror.Lowixu heal
Estate for sale.
Xo. 1. Hesirable building block in Oregon
City.
Xo. 2. KH) Acres, good house, and barn
full of hay;X acres in cultivation,
orchard, good water: l'i miles from
Oregon City, l'rice ?3U), half down.
Xo. 3. JO Acres, 75 in cult ivaf ion -. houses,
barns, wells, Ac: good orchard; 0
miles from Oregon City, l'ric e S l,-.xi ;
halt down. Sell hall' place at same
rates.
No. 1. fi'Mi Acres, '25 acres umbT cultiva
tion.. 'i acres orcl.ard. go.xl running
w.-itiT- l :ieres oi)"Ii liTUSlt land
mile Iron i sehool house; Smiles from
t Ireiroa t it v. cl.a ) )
half down, bal-
a;;ce in one and two years.
Xo. a. Part tf all the Harbcr farm, on ttie
j river at. Hock Island above Oregon
City ; f per acre.
Xo. . T.and on tiie river aliove Oregon
City, cheap: part i tiie I'.arber claim;
good ivuoil yard.
Otl-.f r desirable bargains in Clackamas,
the best county in the State.
Any sue having money to lend enn have
our services, tree of charge, in managing
tin; same ami selecting securit ies.
Persons wanting to borro.v money can
get favorable terms by calling on us.
Jl)USO:i .'i MetO VX, and
OMIces in Oregon City and Portland.
Nov. 12. 175 ;tf
JsLLA?sETTE , WM 5 E H V.
O. . VALLIX & BOX,
OSWEGO, OltEQON.
Frit It. rind Ornamental
Trees, lJver;,M-een, Grape Q'
Vines, fsiii;ll Fruits, Ko'H J-'j.
and Slirubs, Coltsvatetl nn-.l fr Kale
a i -1 j; ! t L! 1 1 s s : ; I V,
All ordyrs left at P.arlow it Fuller's, our
ag. nts in 'Oregon City, will be promptly
tilled.
Nov. 12:m3
FJi:LLE3; MARSHALL & CO., 3
1)AY THE I IK HI EST PRICE FOR
WHEAT, at all times, at the
Oregon City fwlills,
And have on hand
to sell, at market rates. Parties desiring
Feed, must furnish sacks. novlJtf
OREGON CITY THE RIVAL OF BOSTON.
rrto make
EVEXTUATJ-Y, OREOOX
i. Ci
itythe rival of Host on in the art of
Music, all that is needed is a gcou icacner,
ami everybody to patronize him. Xow is
t he chance. Prof. Seliger is well known as
a thorough Master, and is ready to give
lessons on the Piano.Organ, Violin, iuit ar,
Flute, Harmonica, Thoroughl.ass, etc. He
has organized a German class, which
meets every Monday, Tuesday Thursday
and Friday afternoon, at Prof. Pope's
school room, from 1 to o'clock. He is also
arranging a singing class, and has reduced
the prices so low that everybody will have
a chance to form their voices even for the
most difficult pieces, and to be on hand
when the great
OREGON CITY PEACE JUBILEE
shall take place. For particulars apply at
Mr Lew's or Mr. Selling's store, or at
his" residence at the Cliff House.
PIANOS TliXEU.
Nov. 19, 1875 ;m 1
The Philosophy f Heartache. ThO
stomach, the bowels and the liver are re
sponsible for every pang that racks the
head. Regulate, tone and harmonize the
action of these allied organs with
Tarrant's Srltzrr Aprrknt
and you cure the complaint at its source,
SOLD Y ALL DltUCJG ISTS.
LOUBS JACGERS,
(Successor to Jacob Wort man)
OREGON CITY,
tt EEPS COXS TAXTLY OX IIAXD, AT
t he old stand, t he largest and most
complete stock of family
GROCERIES AfiD PROVISIONS
Of cverv description, including Canned
Goods Spices, Green Groceries. Tobacco
and Cigars, in fact, everyt hing to bo found
in a first class Grocery store.
PGooIs delivered to all parts of the
City Free of Charge.
t-Highest ( ash price paid for Potatoes,
Oats and other Produce.
LOUIS JAGGERS.
Nov. 25, 1S75. tf.
Administrator's Notice.
In the matter of the Estate of Mary Ann
Kellv, deceased.
VTOTICK IS HI.KKHV OIVKX, TH AT
l the undersigned has been this day
duly appointed Administrator of the es
tate of Mary Ann Kelly, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to
me for payment, accompanied by the
pnier vouchers, wit bin six months from
t he date of this not iee, at t be otlice of tbe
County Clerk of Clackamas count v, n-gon.
.WM. J. KELLY.
Oregon City, Dec. 9, 1S75. dec!7-it.
n
OEHTEH MlAl
1776. 1876.
S1 n ltV D.AF.3 ATI 5. '
flllLMGO & XOItTII-VESTERX RAIL WAT.
THE POPULAR ROUTE OYERLAHO. j
fiASSKXEKS FDR CIIIC.V U ), XI A-
3L gara fans, i"iiisuurg, I'liuadelphia,
Montreal, t'uebce, Xew York, IJoston, or
any point East, sshould buy their
TKAXS-COXTI X HXTAL TICKIiTS
Via llie I'iuiiccr Itoutc,
TIIE
csiicaco & oitTii-wiutrrizitM
RAILWAY.
THIS IW THE UKST ItOl'TE EAST. !
Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and on it lias
been made the fastest time that has ever
been MADE in this country. P.y t his route
passengers for points cast of Chicago have
choice of the following lines from Chicago :
lty tiie T-i i twlmrtr. Fort Wnyi:c e iitl
( hii iiciiuiid Peiiiinylvania ll.iilviiyi:
THROUGH TRAIXSDAILY'.with Pull
man Palace Cars through to Philadel
phia and New York on each train.
I THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman
Palace Cars to Baltimore and Wash
ington. Bj- the I.itko Shore ;d Dllclilrran
Southern KuIIvtuy uiul Connections
(New York Ccntru.1 nud Krle l-nJl-routls)
:
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
O Palace Drawing Room and Silver Pal
ace Sleeping Cars through to Xew York. -Sly
S l-i Iic-lIe-si n C'eiitrnl. frnS
TrnnW, (vei:t '.Vcslci :i mid I'.rie anil
New Voik Central itailivays:
O TIUIOUCII T11A1NS, with Pullman
J Palace 1'rawing Room and Sleeping
ars througli to New York, to Niagara
Falls, I.uiralo, Rochester or New York city.
Iiy I.alt imore ami Ohio Railroad:
TIIUOUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
.-av Pullman Palace Cars lor Newark,
.anesville, Whet ling, Washington ami
baltimore without change.
This is the SHORTEST, T.F.ST aad onlv
Ime riinningr'ulliiian eolel. rated I'M. CJ'
SLEEPING J CARS AND COACHES con-
'V.'Wf. wlth l'ni"i I'aeitic Railroad at
OMAHA ami from the WEST, via Grand
.Iiiru-tion, Marshall, Cedar Rapids Clinton
Sterling and Dixon, for c;ilCAt0 ANli
TI!i' JiAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for
Speed, Comiort and Safety. The smooth
well-balhisted and perfect track ol steei
rails, t hecelebra! d Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars, the perfect Telegraph Svstem ol
moving trains, t he regularity with which
they run, the admirable arrangement tit'
running through ears to Chicago lrom all
points West, secure to passengers all the
comforts in modern Railway Travelog.
No change of Cars and no tedious deiavs
at Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this Fa
vorite Route at tic General Ticket 11 .ice
Otfthe Central I'ac'.fic Railroad, Sacramen
to. 'iicket.ifor sale in all the Ticket Ofiices
of the Central lUcihe Railroad.
W. II. STENNETT.c
Jen. Pas. Agent
MARTIN II UGH ITT. Gen. Sun.
H. P. STAN WOOD, GeniVal Agency, 121
joni.gomery strot t, i-raiiCisco.
Aug. Li :ly :
1
OHEGOM STEAMSjflP 09,'S
Str. TO. 1ST. COOKE.
Will leave RE -ON CITY for PORTLAN D
evirv ilav 1 Excel t Sumlnv.l -it. T V. i'elr.-l.-
A. M. 'Returning, will l"ave Port land for
Oregtju t.'ity at 2;i o'clocir, F. M.
Sti. ALICE,0 oc
Will leave OREGON CITY for CORVALLIS
every Monday a fid Thursday of each week.
Sti DAYTON,
Will leave OREGON" CITY for McMINN
VII. I.E. I .A FAYETTE ami DaYTON. and
all points between, every Momiay,. Wetl-
riesuay antl iTiitay oi cacii weeK. Reaves
thellasin at 8 o'clock, A. i., smd connect
with the train nt Canemah nt !, A. .".r.
ti AL1JANY,
Leaves OREOON CITY for HARRISLURG
and ICUGENE arul all intermediate points
every week.
Sti. iraimio latton,
leaves OREGON CITY for ALBANY and
all intermediate points between twice ev
ery week. J. D. RILES, Agent,
Oregon Cit y, February, 11. 171. s
JUST 5SSUE
SOOtU E1MTIOX.
M ARMO.OD,
KEV1SKP AND CORItECTF.n 15Y TIIE AUT1IOK,
K. tie F. (TKTIS, Jr. etc., Ac
A Medical Essay on the causes and euro
of premature decline of man, showing how
health is lost, and how regained. It gives
a clear synopsis of the impediments to
marriage the treatment of nervous and
physical debility, exhausted vitality, and
all" other diseases appertaining thereto;
the results of twenty years successful prac
tice. OPINIONS OF TIIE PRESS.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." There Is no
member of society by whom this btok will
not be found usefvl, whether tie ie parent
preceptor or clergyman. IjtmtUtn Time.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." This lok
should be read by the young for instruc
tion, and by the aftlicted for relief; it will
injure no one. JUtttitstt. Time (nut (Juzette.
l'rice One Dollar, by, mail or -express.
Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sut
ter street, or 1'. O. Box 3o7, Ban Eraneisco,
Cal. aug. 27 dyisdSm
J. H. SHEPARDi
J3oot ancl Slioc Store,
One door north of Aekcrman Lros.
Boots ami shoes made and repaired as
cheap as t he cheapest.
Nov. 1, 1S75 rt f
TO REWT.
rpiIE GREEN POINT MANSION WITH
1 grounds, lately occupied by Mr. II.
Souls, is for Hk.m, for one or more years.
Any one desiring a retired residence, with
splendid garden t ract and Fruits in abund
ance, will please apply to
W. C. JOHNSON.
Nov. 1, 1S75 ;tf
STILL n T II E FIELD!
REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH CF
II A AS' SALOOX.
WILLIAMS a HARDING,
AT TIIE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
ffEEPTIIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
E. of Family Groceries to be found in t he
city. All goods warranted. Goods delivered
in t he cit y free of charge. The highest cash
price paid tor count rv produce.
Oreuon City. March 2S, 1873.
GSViPSRIAL M ILLS,
Lal'ocque, Savicr & Co.
Oregon City.
Keen constantly on hand for sale Flour,
Middlings, Bran and Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasing feed must tarnish t lie sack.
A. NOLTNETi
X 0 T A 11 Y V U li L 1 C.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
OliKGOX CITV.
F 0 0 S
3 PCVTOflOT
Hear, for 1 will pettk of excellent
l S .
ECHO'S EXTRACT The great Vegetable PaJ
lestryer. Has been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt con.-'
tive virtues cannot bo excelled. 4
CHILDREN. Xo family can afford to be without
Pond's Extract. Accidents, Ilruim.
Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
Rlmost instantly by external application.
1 romptly relieves pains or Hums. ea.l4
I.xrorialtons, liinBngs, Old 8rN
JSoils, Kelonn, C'orno, etc. Arrest i.
llamation, reduces swellings, stops hW-tinp.
rrumi di"coloratious and lieala ranidlr.
iu the back aud loiiis,fullness and prcsainzpain
ia 1rnni,,,li,.,a"sca''l'e"'go-'
IB LEUCCR2H2A it has no equal. AH kinds of wU
t cniiioiis to which ladies aro bubict are
promptly cured. Fuller details iu book accom-
Pnny nur each lxittle. vju (
PILES blind or blcctiinR meet prompt relief
una ready cure. No case, however chioaic or
VARIGCSE VEIKS. It is the only enre care fov
ritit cw liil'?'i,iiand l:ugerous condition. ,
KISSER DISEASES. It ha5 no equal forpona.
ELEE3IRG from any cause. Forthla U a pl
cine. It has saved hundreds of live when aU
other remedies failed to arrest bl-edlag fraZ
EHEUK.AT1SH, KEUUALOIA, Tootbaek. mmA
J.aru.cUo are ail uLk. relieved, aud OtMMk
inancntlv cured.
PXYSlCtAKS ot ah school vtho are aenaalatal
vitli I'tmd's tvtruct of Itch Hazel nc,
ommeutt i t iu their practice. We have letteraoi
comraendation from hundreds of Physiciana.
many of whom order i:ior use ia their own
O practice. In addition to tho foregoing, ther
order its uo for swdlinw of all kindaL
(Quinsy, Sore Tiironl, lullanicd Tontiilau
simple and chrouic Hiarrlicrn, Catarrk.
(for which it is a specific,) Chilblain, Froat.
cd FM, Slinks of Insert, -MoKquitoee.
etc., C.fanppcd 1 1 ant! h, Face, and indeed
nil mairatr of pkia tliseapes.
TCfLET USE. liemovesi fSorcncss, Rorehnnw.
and imarliiiK; heals t'ntft, Kn.ptioaa,
nnd Pimpics. It retires, inevinra:3 and rL
fresh v, while wonderfully improving the
Complpxion.
TO FARMERS. Pond'.. Extracr.Xo Ptock
Breeder, uo Liven-ilan can afford to be without
it. It i i used by til the Leading Livery Stable.
8'rect Kailrondsi and first llurscracnin New
York City. It has no equal for Npruinx, Ilar
ncss or -Saddle Cliaiinjfs, -Mittnetts.
crntclic, StvcllinKCnts, Lacerntioms
Illectliutr, I'nrmnonia, Colic, IMnrrhtra,
Chills, Colds, etc. Its range of action is wide,
and the relief it affords is so prompt that it ia
Invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as la
every Farm -house. Let it be tried once, and
vou will never he without it.
CAUTION. Pond's Kxtrnct has been Imitated.
1 he genuine article liaMhe words Pond's Ex.
tract blown iu each bottle. It is prepared bj
t.ieonly persons livintr who ever knew how
to prepare it properlv. Kefnuoall other pre
)larationE. of Witch llazcL This i a the onl
article n?ed by Phvsicians, and in the hospC
u,.i!iIoftnis conntrv and Europe.
HUT,?,?L9 tUSES Or POKD'S EXTRACT,
on Jii.'i '''f '"rail set it free ou application ta
PO'S EXTRACT COMPANY, M Maide,
U -; ti tea C 0 g Ji
Is your time to buy goods at low rrioos.
BEOTHEES
ari now receiving a large stock of
FALL AH D WINTER GOODS,
all of tho Latest Styles, w hich will sU
AT LESS THAFJ FGRTL.KC PRICES.
Dur stock has been bouirht for cash, and
v.-o will sell it at a small advance above
SAM FRAKCISCO COST.
lirKWIIJ.S.W TO KVKUYPOI1V DE
M fore you purchase r;:o to Portland,
come and price our goods aiid ctnvinco
yoursclfthat wc tlo what we say. Our stock
consists in part of
Fancy and Stable
Dry Goods, Clothinp,
Hats, Hoots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Good a.
Kotions, Groe
le, Hard
ware
and nprreat many other articles too nunier
ours to mention -,
ALSO
DCCRS, WINDOWS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
ETC., ETC
Wo will also pay tho Highest Mark
Trico for
Country Produce.
ACKEKMAN BROS.
Oregon City. Sept. i, 1S75 tf
Al.Ei illATTOOIY,
CLEAR CREEK, CLACKAMAS COI WTT.
I DESIRE TO. INFORM MV OI.D Cus
tomers, and the public at larc, that I
,havc Just received a now supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS a,ul SHOES,
. CUTLERY, HARDWARE,
c
Art'J Oilier Miscellaneous Goods.
All of which I now ofTcr for sale at tho
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
My object is to tell all my old friends and
customers that 1 am still alive, and desir
ous to sell poods Cheap, FOIt CASH, or
upon such terms as agreed upon.
I shall also have lu my employ ft thorough
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
and constantly keep stock on hand for the
Manufacture k Repair of Boots & Show,
and all orders in that line will be promptly
attended to. AM;EX ,M1TOOX,
ai" the Viola. Mill.
oct l :tf .
NOTICE.
4 II, PERSONS KNOWING THEM
A f-clvesto l. indebted to me, will please
call around and s.-tt le up, as the end of the
V.'ir iflos .tf li.intl. 1 want to close up
iny accounts for 1S75. SKVLUfQo
IX-c.3, lS75-tf e
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