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OiSEGON CITY, Till liSDAV, MAY 17. 177.
UHEVITIES.
Mumps are goin the rounds in this
city.
City exhibit is published in another col
umn. Thunder, liKhtiiing and rain last Satur
day night."
Ijesul pipe for twenty-dollar rolls is what
you want to look out "for.
Rev. Geo. II. Atkinson left last wi'ek for
a short visit to California.
The scissors jjriiuler is paying our town
a visit. "Any old knifes to yi ind ?"
Ilon.Henrr Warren has leii appointed
a Notary Public for Yamhill county.
J. M. Bacon has I icon re-elected Grand
Secretary of the I. O. O. F. of Oregon.
The Grand I-iodge A. F. & A.M. con
venes at Portland on the 11th of June.
(. W. Snyder, of the Yamhill Itcjtorter,
paid our town a brief visit last Tuesday.
Horatio Alirer. Jr.. the well known writ
er of New York, paid our city a visit last
week.
The "Good Lord" has sent Uro. Ire'antl,
of the Atorian, another boy, and lie re
joieeth. V14h prices and cfood roads causes our
farmers to Liriii.j their spi ro wlieat to
market.
Mr. J. M. Raeon, our obliging "Nashy, is
attending the I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge, at
Portland.
Miller A Son, contractors for the county
brVlge across the Molalla, commenced
operations this week.
Messrs. M. C. Athev and II. J. Harding
are in attendance at the Grand Lodge, I.
O. O. F., at Portland.
Ice-cream festival at the Y. M. C. A.
rooms this evening tor tho benefit of the
Congregational Church.
Mr. M. G. Wills has dispose! of his
farm at Kingo's Point, in this county, and
w ill hunt another location.
'City Council, at tho last meeting, made
an appropriation ot S'iO for the purchase of
the exempt certificates. Coi rect.
Union
ineetinii at the-M. K. Church
Sunday evening. I'reaching by the Lev.
Mr. Jones, of Clear Creek circuit.
Mrs. Harriet Pease has lost a pair ot
gold framed stn-ctacles, for the return of
which she will pay a liberal reward.
Good Templars' pie-nie at New Kia Sat
urday. A general invitation has la-eu ex
tended to all who may wish to attend.
Mrs. A. J. Duiiiway, of the New North
west, will deliver a t'emie.-aiice address at
the tiood Templars' pic-nie at New Km,
Saturday.
Judge Whit lock mulcted two Siwashes
of five dollars each l ist Tuesday f r in
dulging in a little "tangle-loot." Who
gave t' cm the whisky ?
Mr. It. V. Short his commenced suit
against Itueh tn in for $10,r.M d images for
ttiat tHating affair. The case will come up
at the next term of the Circuit Court to
Marion county.
The funeral of Miss Laura Fields last
Saturday, from the r Nidcnee ot Mr. .left.
Shaw, was largelv attended by friends
ami relatives, liev. Mr. Gray preachtd
the funeral sermon.
It. A. Foster, one of the substantial
Voung men of Albany, was visiting in our
fit v last week. lob is one ot me iioys
ami his smiling countenance will always
13 welcomed in our midst.
Mr. John P. IVmetit. who was in busi
ness in this city in early times, but has
resided in San Francisco' for a Hum' or of
years past, is a passemrer on the Kl h-r
"which left 'Frisco tor Portland last Tues
day. County Clerk Fonts and others perform
ed an act ot kindness last weew nyniak-
ing out papers to an old soldier, crippled j
and unfortunate, thus uivinv him admit- j
tance t the Soldiers' I lome, atid smooth- j
inir the rmrged path tor one ot Hie boys
that wore the blue.
Tim bwd Te molars' Lidg at I.) un iscus
lias gained eleven meioU-is in the pat
iiu . ter, and is in a prosperous condition.
To
following re pres"nt itiv.-s have b:'en
fleeted to the Graivl Livte, wlm-li con
venes at Alb in v on t he l.'tli of J une : J. P.
F.ul and Martha J. Hirl; J. T. Chitwiod
and Ilwnrv Cook, alternates.
County Court.
SPECIAL TERM FOR MAY.
Santa Cruz." road established.
Peters road -not established ; bond en
forced. King') and I'euson Mill road -osl;iV
lishe.l.
Krauiine road not established : countv
will pav SS of the costs -f sii I road,
f 'aneinah road established.
.("lausen road --established.
3 ,
Meridian road established.
M i! wank ie and S in I v r tad established.
Petition for change in county road at
New Kra granted.
Hingo and Howard Mill road estab
lished. Jones and Frazer road established,
Folsom road -established.
Iv-otort on Sandy bridge lhecounty will
pay the Cascade Koad it ISridge t'o. .?'"(
for a deed to the bri lg-J an 1 bri 1 site
ami for mad a point one-hal f mile e :st
of thrt upjH-r bridges on Sandy.
Chang" of railroad on the lino oT Cane
ni ill roitl petition granted and the com
pany allowed to run their track 11 feet
nearer the river, and build a good county
road Itetwten the track and the adjoining
fenees.
The County Clerk was ordered t make
out the delinquent tax list.
Win. Scott v is :i prtointcd sn:or :r of
roatl district No. 10.' vice Wiley Adams,
resigm d.
K J. Srurgis was appointed constable of
Uoper Mol-dla precinct.
State University appointments.--Tt is
ordered that J. L. .Vortiiian, Willard
Latourette and Wayne Howard Im -:mli-dates
for d mission. and if foiinil qualt ied
lie admitted to schalarship in said Uni
versity. Pudding river bridge. It is ordered th t
the county judge and commissioner, J.
l'.aner, authorized to fix the north end
of the Pudding river bridge, lying in
Clackamas county.
City Council.
A spocial mooting f the City Council
was held last Saturday evening. Present
Mayor Harm, Recorder Whit lock, Couns.
Vad Locus, Church, Dement, Paipiet
nd Morton.
Flection of Street Commissioner 'was
jxstponed until next meetim;.
In reiiard to obstructions on 12th street,
the Recorder was instructed to notify the
owners that the same must Be removed
within rv days.
The. Recorder wis instructed to draw an
order for for exempt certificates for
the Fire Dopm-tiiient.
Tho Bonds of Assessor and Collector
Treasurer, Street Commissioner and Re
corder were fixed at the usual amount
Offickus of C ran n Excampm knt. The
following olllcrs of the Crural Encnni;
nient, I. O. O. V.. were elected at the an
nual meeting last Monday at Portl m l ;
T. A. Davis, of F.llis.m Kin-ampment No'
I, M. W.C.. P.; T. M. Catch, of Vjlla.,il
ette F.ncauipnient No 2. M . K. C. H . p. ;
K. II. Stolte. of Kllison Fncam pment ,i'
1. R. W. J. S. W.; J. M. Haeon, of Falls
Encampment No. 4. R. W. C. Scrif-e: I.
Monrea, of Willamette Fncanininent No.
2. R. W. P. Treasurer; W. S. Newlrry,
of Kllison Encampment "No. 1. R. W. C.'.I.
W.; E. St. John, of Ellison Ericaniment
No. 1, R. W. J. Keprefentative.
I. O. O. F. The following; are the newlv
elected officers of the Grand Lvlors 1. O.
O. V.: J. V. Sn dsirass. No. 1G. M. W. C.
M.: IT. II.Gilf.v, IS. It. V. D. T.;
Joi n Kenworth'v. No. 19. It. W. G. War.
Vxp.nAJ: M- Bacon, Orecon T.odie X Z, It.
I',R- 'rc8, 11. W.G.T.eas
urer, Chemketa No. 1.
Fireworks on Top of Mt. Hood July -till.
Ed. Enterprise : The public mind has
never been fully convinced regarding the
accuracy of the attitude and ascent of Mt.
Hood, for there are a great many persons
, who say that the summit ot Mt. Ho d
never has leeii reached and never will be,
and that those "parties" who say they have
j been on top are simply mistaken. On the
j other side those saitt " parries" state with
i eo.ua! emphasis that "Hood's hoary crest"
can be reached, and bring very convinc
! ing proofs that tliev have done so. Still
there are, many who s ill doubt, and to
remove their unbelief the following
SOVKL PLAN
has leen proposed, viz : On July 4th, at 9
A. M., to burn on the summit of Hood as
large a Itonfue as materials can Ik had for.
and send up sky-rockets, shoot Koman
candles, arH have it understood over the
State so that the different towns may be
on the lookout, and reiort. We assert
that the above
CAN BE DONE
on the authority of ohk of the previous
"arty," and the same reliable erson
states that it
WILL AH DONE.
Parties will make Summit Prairie their
place of meeting on July 2d. There
is a txood wa-'on roatl to i:, onlv CO miles
from Port land and 5-5 from t'ie JJalles. On
July 3 1 the lirst attempt will be made by
everyone who wants to, and if successful,
a grand display may be exacted July 4th.
JULY FOURTH
the tarty will ascend and take with them
combustibles, sky-rockets, teleseop s.and
all insti niueiits necessary for a-ain meas
uring the attitude, and a ftt-r leaving me
mentoes etc., return to base of mountain
to watch operations. Two (or more) men
will stay on top. liro les and M illcr, of
Tvgh valb-y, have volunteered to stay
and light I m mil re, an 1 see to sky-rockets,
Koman candles, etc. The time for the
illu inatioii will be
'9 o'clock p. m., JULY 4th.
The movers in this project start from Tygh
valley and intend to carry everything
through. A cordial invitation is extended
to all throughout the Slate to meet them
at Summit Pratrie July 2d. It will be a
camping tarty, and the necessary outfit
will be '
CAMPING UTENSILS,
consisting of axes, ropes, guns, fishing-
rods, plenty of blankets, and for tin
mountains, l'oots, with spikes in them,
compass, telescope, etc., and mementoes
to leave on the mountain for other parties.
There are many varieties ot flowers in the
moun'ains, unclassiiied. Cannot some one
who takes an interest in liotany be along?
in conclusion,
let every town in siht of Mt. Hood burn
a large bonlire.that those on the mom. tain
may report having seen,
down.
when tiiev come
K -LThd."
l'roai Yamhill.
Dayton, May 7, 1S77.
Editor Enterprise: Thinking per
haps you would lilie to hear how our
little town is keeping up with this fast
age, and as either towns f like size are
sending in items of their, fast growth, both
in population and improvements; i will
piestiine to send you a tew items in regard
to HiVton, which has been in existence
for over 'JO years. Dayton has grown very
fast in the past three years. There are 40
families here at present, and others who
wish to come, but cannot find an empty
house to move into. One of our good
farmers who is known liest by the name
of Uncle l!en K thinsoii has a very neat
resilience almost completed and ready foi
rent in the most desirable part of town,
which will be a good home for some poor
soul.
We have tl ree good stores, niuof whii-h
s owned by an old time worn citizen,
'hris Taylor, whose name is familiar to
almost every i.e. Chris is always re 'dy
to wait on V'-. and always keens the best
of go.ids. M esrs. Sjgter and Snell, gen
tlemen lately from the Etst. also keep
good st neks t.n hau l.
1'itsides thi'se stores, we have a saddler
s!io-.t drug store, two i 1 acksmith shops,
tin shop. Ii irlu r hni, g 'od school house,
paint shoo, liverv stable, hotel, butcher
-Ii-i g' it mill, wash house, and a good
stw mill owned in our genial friend ("apt.
P tw II. Cap. also h is a g mil three-story
w i rehouse, -apable of iiold'mg 40,U-:KJ bush
els of" W lie it.
Mr. C- U.ii d. who is well known in your
city, s'ill has charge of the old warehouse
owned by parties in Oegon City. And a
more prompt, careful and trusty man was
never put in charge ot'oti".
One church, in charge of tro. Sails, for
mei l v a resident of P trtland.
Tj tstair! leas!, two saloons.
Si you see eighteen plaees of business
iin-'l.v several hands and make things
liv ly.
O if farmers are singing the famous
Jub-Ie" so;ig-'-I'm so gl ni !" Why? Wheat
i .V) ;n r bush I and fair pnwtecH for a
gond crop t his fall. Divton will make it
ively for Caots. Snilioiu an 1 Jerome
ween t his f ig wheat crop comes in.
No dog lights here; the poor dogs are
all gone to their little beds of repose.
Cause, too much sheep and too much
s! rvchnin".
N '-v, . Klitor, honing I have not
t ; ki-u ti t too mac! i snace in your good and
ever weie.Mii.-d mtlo pa - r, I will close.
Yours in haste, Mollie.
Cuaimuaii-a Ion.
A. O. Y. didn't know tlioro was any one
so smart as himself living in such close
proximity to 1 1 1 town, lionet the reason
ol his eommiinieation.
Mt. I'ln iant's eorrespotidfneo siijruofct
a ;ot her rule to lind t he uiiuilier of persons
so smart as liini-n'i f w ithin i ci ven disl ani-e :
Rub- When the distance is trivcii,"molti-
lv
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l III-' I O 11 II1III1ITI l lllilllll'K i
the
' .iiiili i.in ot "one. I he result is a
ar eoui iiutation of "one" hundred lior
eh
eent
or as a
'. esteni nieren.mt mice ex
per cent, beinall he made
pre
oil
ssed "on.-'
his troods
As to Mt. Pleasant s oiler of a kimr lom
for a m an a short time ago, A. . Y. odVrs
to furnish a "man" of suilji-ieiit "calibre"
for any purpose, presuming it even for
"lea !-;'ror," that exercise Bting well si tid
ied. Y"ii were in a quandary a short tine
ago as to which wis lite most healthful
exercise. It sceris to me that the position
of "frog" would more evenly Balance
" our" drain. Y.m can a No visit so-j;e of
our pools round town and see "that game"
played to per'cctioii, accompanied by an
incessant noise w hiHi loses its charm un
til suggested by "Picas 'lit" thought -. I
have wondered whether it would be well
to suggest the I (loonier costume for so
elegant a pleasure.
I woidd descant on the management of
"calves" did I not know that 'lis not
weaning time yet, nevertheless 'twere not
unfitting that vou should know that their
"mouths" need to be kept half "muzzled"
sometimes.
Should there be anv more 'Teiicing" to
lie done in your vicinity, please commun
icate t the Ex-1 k ftPH Is k, as to lose sight
of so "Pleasant" a e rresp. mdence would
indeed result in a "morbid depression of
the br in." I presume they have grubbed
an acre r two out your way since you last
informed us; still, don't be "cleared" out.
as there is nothing to lie admired so much
as "fir"-tilitv of scene, its refreshing "ver
dure" lieing especially interesting to pn
saie minds fond of "Pleasant homes."
An Revoir, M Kssi Kt" it.
P.aiu.ow Road.- The road across the
Cascade mountains, owned by the Cascade
R ad A ISridge Co., is open and ready fir
travel. HamN are at work putting the
road in good repair; also extensive mi
provoiiicr.ts'are Iwiug made and more to
follow. Added to the splendid grade
made mi Liurel Hil! l ist vear.they in end
making others which in all will make the
best, shortest and cheanest road over the
moun-ains. Sheep bridges are Being out
up on all tho sti-einivi Toil
saddle a n ima 1 s. 50 -is.'; ca 1 1 le, lOcts?; Sheep,
octs.
pat-K annuals, -ts.
I.O. G.T. The tollowins; are tho officers
of Milwaukee I.od-o, I. O. . T., installed
; tor the present quarter ly .L.hn Packer,
.V-V11 1,,,v,: W. H. Iyiuilrt. W.C.T.;
) ive ,,,,,,, w.V.T. : A. I.. Keenan.M.
ij m ,1"lu,,'s- r M.; Dn.iel Harvev,
Rosa Ilnbl.r n.S.: y . ,Vait F s ;
Clara Witts, L. S.: R f. Thor Chai lain
t John Packer, Lodge Deputy. ' LUa',Uln '
Courting Under IMfficulties.
ROMEO ON THE WAR PATH.
Editor Enterprise : Romeo is still
courting under difficulties, lie called to
see his J uliet a short time since, supposing
that those No. 10s were not at home; but
what was his surprise when the door
opened and No. lijs exhibited his lofty
form to lis view. Romeo turned tore
treat as usual, followed by No. 10s, who
was in close pursuit, but our hero as be
fore, being too fleet for his pursuer, and
not having his big brother there to open
the gate for him, he scaled the fence and
was soon in the public road, v here some
rough language was made use of and then
the fun Itegan. No. 10s camo out of the
skirmish w ith a lame eve.aud Romeo now
mourns the loss of his ! all-faced shirt,
which he lost in the coin hat; but No. 10s
being a very generous hearted individual
ltrofrered to donate him two dollars and a
1 alf to buy him a new one, but Romeo
thought he could probably raise the neces
sary funds to purchase his own shirt and
cane without the aid of a subscription.
However, neither party was verv itadlv
demoralized, and the voting warrior de
parted, but not in peace with the whole
world, tor he was informed that his Juliet's
sweetness for him had turned to gall and
wormwood, and that the rose would prob
ably be garnered to adorn the heart of an
other, and there would be nothing left for
him but the thorns. The course of true
love never did run smooth. More anon.
- Sneezer.
FlC-NiC The Sunday School pic-nic to
Vancouver last Friday was largely attend
ed and was a very pleasant affair. The
committee from the various Sunday
Schools had everything in running order,
and are deser in'? of considerable credit
for their excellent management. Long
beforethe hour apitointcd the commodious
steamer S. T. Church w as crow;led with
young folk , and at 7'i o'clock the boat
started for Vancouver, stopping at Mil-
waiiKieaud l'.trtland to take on more plc-
nicKers, and arrived at itsdcstmat ion about
11 o'clock. The pleasure-seekers at once
wended their way to a pleasant grove,
where they spread their dinners and en
joyed it to the greatest extent possible.
After their hearty repast thev proceeded
10 enjoy inemsei ves as suited their differ
ent tastes reclining in the shades of th
grove, visiting the barracks and cemetery
playing ball, swinging, etc., until altout
o clock, when the whistle of the boat an
nounced that it was time to depart for
Home, the ladies and gent leiin-n ot tin
different church choirs of this city favored
us with sweet music both going and com
ing, lor which they are deservingot many
thanks. The S. T. Church was oineereti
by J. .Cochran, captain, Doc. McCullv,
clerk, and James Cochran, our ever smil
nig young friend, as general man iger,and
they all did their best, to make the trip
pleasant for the pic-nickers, and we must
say they did their part well. No accidents
of nv kind occurred to mar the pleasures
or the day. ami home was reached about
0 o'clock. The managing committee report
the excursion a success, financially and
oinei w ise.
Patronize Home Industry. Mr. Geo
mens, a resident ot this city tor years
past, has commenced the manufacture of
cigars at Caulield's old stand, and propo.es
to go into me nusmess on a large scale i
he receives a fair share of patronage. He
has lirst class white labor, uses the best
tobacco, makes as good cigars asi-anhc
obtained in the market, and if the citizens
desire to retain him in our midst, t ev
will give him a liberal patronage, (bi.nl
judges of the fragrant weed pronounce M r.
Fiichs' cigars to be eijual to any sold in
this city, and we cheerfully r-'commend
our friends who delight in smoking a gen
uine Havana not manufactured ' by the
loathsome Chinese to give Mr. Fiiehsa
call, and we feel assured they will join
with us in saying they are "way up."
Cantkh CniKD. Ih II. T. Homl, of
Philadelphia, has diseoveri'd a porfeet an
tidote fr tln terrible scom-ire of eaiicrr.
Lir. I'.oiiil's treatment enres without pain,
anl alisolutel y witliout plasters, -austie or
knife, hut simply lv actint; on the eaneer
.'i ll while forininir, thus stoppinuj the siii
lly to the loeal ili-ease or tumor, w hieh is
broken down ami eariieil away by tiie ab
sorbents of the ..ystem. lr. Kond'.s reine
ilies (tan I io sent to any p.ii't of tlu -oinitty.
V II par ieiilars sent free. All intorestel
should ad.hess Dr. II. T. Iioml, l'hila.lel
piiia, Pa.
o
I-i:ttku
P.istoirieo.
A. Hand. C
'arr, Mrs.
Coiiser, ii ,
C.'O. .1. F.
List. Letters remaining in the
at Oregon City. May 17th, 1,-77:
T'-iisberi v. M.
Moon, A. C.
I'.iillips, fS iiiiiu l.
Parks, Aziri ih.
Kaybomii,.Jeniii..
It.. bin-on, C. F.
iS'.vei't.er, I.
Whitlo. k, Jas. I).
W.
. V.
It.
I J il 1 1 : 1 1
W. XV
('orniMii'-y, Mary V.
Frank. .lames.
Hart, Iiieh ml.
Unfiles, Mrs. Sara!
I i" ealleil for please, snv whon "advertis
ed." J. M. P.acox. P.M.
Ciiai.i.knok. The imdersiirn",! will play
a friendly tjanie of base Ball with any nine
thateaube seared no in );-erin 'it v a ml
vicinity: Charles AUniht, Wi.i. lratt,
W. T. U' hit lock, Jnines ochran, P.i vsnn
I latch. Thus. I'.rown, ( leo. Mardinr, F. (i.
l:-meiit and II. K. Cross (Jame to l-e
pl ived on Saturday. May -. on the public
square, at 3 P. M . Come out and show
vourselyes.
.Miu.ixkiiy t ioons. M rs. E. D.Kelly
has a larger ami liner stock of hats. .Mow
ers, silks, ribbons, etc., for the summer of
ls,77, than ever, and is fully preoared to
attend to the wants of her nianv lady ens.
t niers in a maimer never exceeded 1 elore.
Her prices will be reasonable and good
satisfaction given. Don't fo. get the olace
at the old stand next door to Odd Fellows'
Hall.
M. DAV35, FJ!. D.,
Iliyrsicijtii and STiieon,
Graduate of th" Univrsitv of Pennsvlvania
Olfice afCliir House.
For Rent.
rpiIAT TLKVSANT DWELLING
WITH
JL Bix r'loms, and pood well of
occupied by me. W. CAHKY
wat'-r, lately
JOHNSON.
Admh stritrix PJotic
vtotick
IS
II EltKHY lilVKX THAT THE
Xl undersign
d hasjljeen an ointcd admin-
tratrix of tin estate of c. W. Pope, deccas !,
by the County t ourt of Clackamas County,
refron. All persons haviiiir claims apjaiii'-t.
said -state are r qiilfd to pr -SMit them, with
I -roper vouchers, i th" store of C. W. Pop-. A
t'o., or at Ij.T. liarin's office, in fir 'iron Citv,
la sail county, within six months irom this
dat" of this notic". MKS W. Pi MM-:,
I.. T. harin, iitt'y for ndrn'x. Adm'x.
Oregon ity, May 11, 187T-4t.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY VIRTUE O A DECREE AND WRIT
of ex -cut ion issued out of the County
1 'ourt of Claekainan county, stat of Oregon,
made and entered of record on the l'th day
ot A' ril A. 1. 1S77. and to ftie dir -cted as
Sh'Titf, under the s -al ot said Court, on the
lit h day of April A. D. 1877, In favor of Thomas
Charman, plaintiff, and against It. V. Short
and T. II. M. Itak-r, defendants, for Die sum
of Two II u -id rd and Twenty-f wvo 5;l-l!) Dil
lars in Unite states gold and si vercoin.with
interest at the rat" ot 10 n"r c 'nt. p-T annum
in like coin Irom the 24th day of Fe riiar-,
IS76, and th turther sum ot Twenty-nine
Dollars costs.
Now thr tor' for want of personal rropeny
to sitisfy said judgment, I hav on this 4tii
day of Mav A. 1. 1S77, levied upon the follow
ing d 'scribed r-a 1 estl to satisfy said judg
ment : Th south-east quarter ot sc ion
eight and the south-west qrsrt'T of Section
nine In Township thre south of rana one
west of the Willamette 'cri dan, except
th'-rfroin 4 acres of the s. W. H oi sc. 9, pre
viously sold to t he taiblie for ceuvtry ground
and school house, it bing t h pro - rty of 1'.
H. M. Ha - r, one of the defendants above
named, and on
Mniiday, tlielth di y of .1.1 ur A. Ii. 1.77.
at the hour of I o'c'ock P. M. of said day at
the Court lions' doo" in Or 'con I 'itv, I'laeka
mas county, I will off t for sale at public auc
tion lo th" highest bidd-T forcash to m.- in
hand paid in U. S. coin, ad the right, title
and intT'st of th alov named T. IL M.
Hak-r to th ab v deserib1! r,'l estate or so
muchthr of as mav b- nec"ssary to satisfy
th" abov nam"d judimnt. interest, costs
and accruing c stsupon ths writ.
Said sale will be mad subj -ct to a certain
mort -as- given upon said bind to sopiir" the
pavm-nt of Thre Hundred and SuUy-rour
Lollars. dated November th- Wh.
Sheriff of Clackamas county, Oregon.
Orifon City. May 5. lKTT-myii 5f,
COURTESY OF
Sheriffs Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
order for sale Issued out or the Circuit
Court of the State of Or-gon for the County of
Clackamas, based upon and accompanied bv
ivtt.vnr a. Decree made and entered of recorif
on the Ski day of April A. D. 1877, and to me
directed as suierin, unaer ine seal or said
Court, on the 30th day of April A. D. 1877. In
n suit entiiieu : u. v . puiumuc in it is own
risrht, I. W. Hurnside as administrator of the
csuitf of tli" firm of LitKocque, Savier fc Co.,
and D. V. liurnside as administrator of the
estat- of Savier i Co. nd Ueorge LaRoeque,
p.aintilfs, vs. Mary A. tsavierin iter own riht,
Marv A. Savier as administratrix of theestatf
ol T homas A Savier, deceased, 1-aura R. sa
tl 1 IIIMU .1 .. l' I , v.- c..-.v v., ji,td. i,. oh-
i T, Mary Louisa Saviei, Florence A. Savier
ind IoniaH. Savier, by Geo. H. Williams,
V
and
their puardian. ad litem, defendants. I will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder Tor
cash to ine in hand paid in U. s. gold coin, on
Monday, the Illhdaj of June, A. D.187T,
at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the door or
th" mill hous mentioned in said decree, the
same beinir the door ot the imperial Mills at
or-iron t 'ity, Clackamas county, Oregon, the
foil wing di'serioea real property lo-wit : Be
ginning at a point four feet south of the
south-east corner of the CJrtst Mill erected by
Daniel Harvey In Oregon City. Clackamas
county. State of Oregon, thence north ninety
(WJ) rect; tnence west cigni.v-six (so leet in a
line parallel with said mill; thence south
nf net v f') feet; the. ce east eighty-six (HB)
feet to the starting point, including; the grist
mill thereon standing, together with the right
of way in t he t ail race on the west side of said
land and all the water necessary to drive six
run of stones and the necessary machinery or
s aid mi 1 when required ; also all that part of
lxtt numbered f ur (I) in Hlock numbered
two (2) in thi village or Euttevibe, Marion
countv. State oi Oregon, bounded and de
scribed as follows: beginning at the north
corner of the store of F. W. (jeer, thence up
the river sixty HJ) feet; thence on a line
dividing Lots three (3) and lour (4) to the
W'illam -tte River; thence down said river
sixt v (ti i) feet ; ttience up Rutte avenue to the
place ol beginning, togetner with the old
warehouse building thereon situate; also the
undivided one-halt of t he lol owing real prop
erty and ol the wan house standing thereon
at. the town of Dayton, in Yair hill county,
State of Oregon, to-wit : Lotsone (1), two (2),
three (:'.) and lour,4), levy lots. In said town
of Dayton ; w hich ral jroperty is of th" ap
praised value or Kilty Thousand Six Hun
dred and Mighty-three and 2V100 Dollars.
The above real roterty will be sold in ac
cordance with th following terms as set lorth
a ml directed in said decree and order to-wit :
That "the whole of said real estate h off -red
and ex' osd to sale in separate parcels, and
that nald real estate at Rutteville, Marion
countv, and said real estate at Dayton, In
Yamh 11 county, be so'd at said titne and
p'ace to the highest bidder for cash in hand
in gold coin. That said real property and
mill at Oregon City be expos"d and offer
ed for sale as a whol"; but that unless there
shall be bid and otr-red therefor a sum in
cash in gold coin not less than Forty-six
Thousand I tollars, that, then the one-hall only
of said mill and real property at Oregon City
shall be sold, to th" highest bidder for cash
in hand in gold coin of the United states.and
said George Ija Kocque shall be allowed and
entitl -d to keepand retain the other half in
terest not sold at t he same price and rate of
value which the half Interest sold shall bring
a"d realize in payment of so much of said
sum of $78,121 75 decreed to be paid to him.
J. T. .PPKRSx,
sheriff of Clackamas countv, Oregon.
Oregon City, .May 1th, 1877-inytlot.
Wiilaniette Transjiortation ana
Locks Company.
YOTirn.-TIIK FOLLOWING RATES OF
Freight, on Crain and Flour have been
established by this company as the maximum
rates for one yearirotn May 1st, l!77, viz
Per Ton.
Oregon City to Portland $1 HO
Iliittevilte " " 1 75
hampoeg " " 1 75
I la ' Ton " " 2 00
Fnirfb ld " " 2 00
Wheatland ' " 2 50
I lucoln " " 2 50
Sal-in " " 2 50
Kola ' " 2 75
Iruieiondenee " " 2 75
AnUen ,s Landing ' " 3 (HI
l'.ui na Vista " " 3 00
Spring Hill " " 3 00
Albany " 3 00
orvallis " " 3 50
P-'oria " " 3 50
!oi r " " " 4 0.1
Harrisburg " " 4 00
Kng ne i ity " " 5 00
Crain arid Flour shipped from the Miiuts
abov- mention" direct to Astoria be
charged pTtonJl 01) siddit ional.
Th" company will contract, with partleswho
desire it to transport ;raiu and Flour at
abov rates for any specified time, n?t ex
cenfling tlv" vars.
S. i. UKK1, Vic - Pr-sid't W. R. T. & L. Co.
Port:anl, April 2S. l877-my33m.
ST.
LGT SCHOOL,
rSIIE ITNDEQSIGNED WILL (P.V.) OPEN
5. a select school in the house lately oceu
; ied b- Gen. NveJ;y, in Oregon City Monday
next. May 7th.
TERMS :
SPELLING, READING, W1ITI.VO, ARITHMETIC,
KTC, ETC.
P r month $- 50
Per t nil of :f monttis 7 50
nXOMSn OUAMMAR, HISTORY, ALGEBRA,
OKOMKTRY (I'l.AlX AN1 SIMI RRICAL). TKIOfV
NOMKTKV, CONIC SECTIONS, NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY, ETC.
Per month $3 33 H
1'er term of 3 months 10 00
CLASSICS.
Greek and Latin, per term of 3 mos
10 00
N. TS. The most d vot 'd attention will be
given to the upds. and with this view we
pro: ns" to take but J0 students first month,
and no more ever alt-rwards than we have
good teach -rs to attend to properly.
Tin strictest observance of tin rules of the
school will tie expected on the .art or all pupils.
The hours of opening and closing will be the
same as thos-? in the district schoo , and
scholars are expected to be in their seats
punctually at t he sound or t h tt o'clock bell.
JOHNSTON McCORMAC, M. A.
Oregon City, .May 1, 877-lmo.
Cmm'ssionor's Sale.
1)Y VIRTUE OF A COMMISSION MADE
and entered of record in the Circuit Court,
of the State of Ore'on lor the county or
i lacUamas, and to me as Commissioner di
rected, uiid-r the seal of -said Court dated
- th day of A: ril A. D. 1S77.
In an action entitled tint Icib Oreepe, plain
tiff, vs. J. A. Crawford, Jas. M. Moor- and
Maria M. Moore, delendants.
In pursuance of said order of the above
named ourt, I will sell at, the Court House
door in Oregon City, Clackamas County, at
public outcry,
.Saturday, tiie 2StU day of May A.D.1S1 7,
at one o'clock P. M. of said day. to the highest
bidd-T for cash to me in hand paid in U. s.
gold coin, a 1 the riirht, title and interest of
the above named plaintiff and defendants In
and toac-rtain Sa-v Mill and the machinery
and impliments belonging thereto, situated
in the I'.asln construct d by "The People's
Transportation Com mnv," near Oregon City
at ti-e Kails ot the Willamette River in the
county of Clackamas and Stat.i of Or'o;i.
Said sal" is made absolute and final of the
entir pro:nrtv subj ct to a certain lease made
to William brought on, which leas' expirs
January 1st, 1H78, and the purchaser will be
entitled to the rents due on said lease at the
rat of Ninety-Seven lfKido jars per month.
J. T. APPKItS'lN,
Com m issioner.
Or-son City, April 3!th, lS77-my31t.
Sheriff's Sale.
VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND WRIT
Wo
of execution lsud out of the Circuit
ourt ot the stats of Oregon for the county of
I ' lackimas mad and ent"red of reord on
the 2ft h day of Ar ril A. I). 1S70, and to me as
Sh rift directed und r seal of said f'o'.rt oi
theUthof Apri , 1877. in a suit eutatled Jot him
Tomnkins and Klinora Tompkins vs. JS. I...
Campbell, a Judgment having been had
against th1 plaintiffs and in favor of S. I,.
Ca-npbell for the sum of Thirty-i.ne 3V100
Do 1-irs.
Now threfnr for want of personal property
to satisfy said Judgment, I have on t his t he8r h
day of Mav A. I). -877, levied upon the follow
ing deserib"d real estite to satisfy said Judg
ment, t- it : Beginning at a foint on the
light bank of the Clackamas River 13 50-100
chains N. 50 3 K. of the southern corner of
Claim No. 49, and running thence N. 68
W, 29 chains to th countv road leading from
Orecon City to Fosters ; tlvnc N. H o E. 1H
chains alonir said road; thnce S ol s K. ?8
chains to right bank of Clackamas River:
th"nce S. 50 - W. 8 chains down the bink of
snid river to the t.lace of beginning, all situ
atl in Clackamas county, iState of Oregon,
and known by the tovrment surve s as
township 2 S., It. 2 E., and in section 16 of Raid
claim No. 49, containing 31 acres more or less;
and on
Monday the 11th day afJane A.D. 1377,
I nt the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. of said day at
! th i 'ourt Hons door in rgon Cjt.v, Clacka-
mas county. I will off"r for sale nt public auc
tion to the hi(rh"st bidd r for cash to me in
hand paid all th ria-ht. title and interest of
th abov nam"d Jothirn and Elinora Ton.p
kins to the above described real estate or so
much f horot as mav be necessary to satisfy
the abw namd judgment, costs and accru
l Ing costs upon this writ.
J. T. APPERRON.
I Shrlff of Clackamas oouDty, Oregon.
May , lSTT7-myU5.
BANCROFT LIBRARY,"
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of t he State of Oregon
for the county of Clackamas.
Thomas Charman. plaintiff, vs Z. C. Norton
and Chas. M. Norton, defendants.
ToChas. M. Norton, one of the above-named
defendants :
IX THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
gon, von sre hereby required to appear and
answer f he complaint nl?d against you in the
above entitled suit bv the 24th day of Septem
ber, 1877, which will be the first, day of the
next term of said '"oiir after the expiration
ot the time j reeribed in the order lor h
publication or this summons. And if you rail
so to ai.swer for want thereof, the plaintifT
will move the Court for a decree against you
forthe relief demanded in the complaint, to
wit : that a certain conveyance from Z. C.
Norton to R. T. Ickwood, and a conveyance
from said Lockwood to the defendant, Chas.
M. Norton, or a certain real proert.v stccitied
in the complaint be ordered fraudulent and
void as against the plaintiff.
This summons is -ublishedby an order of
Hon K. I Kois.
Dated this 27th day of April, 1877.
R. P. BOISE, Judge.
S. A. Cronin J. R. Wa i.no, Att'a for pl'fT.
May 3d, 1877-tit.
ATTEHTION !
ATTENTION ! !
ATTENTION ! ! !
WE ARE SELLING OFF
Our Entire Stock
-AT
SAH FPJUiCSSGQ COST !
In order to
CLOSE BUSINESS.
ACKSSMAX'EtCS.
Also all persons
call immediaU'ly
indebted to us wT.l please
and settle up b"fore we
plac accounts in an offici-r's hands and make
expenses, as settlement must be made.
WOOL! WGQL! W
LV"02L!
We will buy Wool during the season while
we are closing out, and pay the highest
market price.
ACKERMAX DUOS.
Oregon City, April 5th, 1877.
THOMAS CHARMAN.
E3TABLI3HEB
1853.
D
KSfRKS TO IXFOHM TIIKCITIZKXS OF
ley, that lie Is still on hand
ness on the old motto, that
and doing busi-
A Ifimbte Six I'enceis Better than a Slow Shilling
I have just, returned from Pan Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST AiiD 2
STOCK OK
Z 3SLi!ID
GOODS
ever betore off r:;d in this city ; and consists in
part, as lol lows :
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Oils, Faints ami
Sasli and Doors,
China-ware, Quccnsware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Plateuware, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No-
Rope, Farming tions of Every
Implements of Description
AlTKinds, Carpets,
ia!tings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc.
)f the above list, I can say my stock is the
MOST (,'OJlPIiETE
ever offered in this market, and was seleted
with esitecia 1 care tortile Oregon City trade.AH
of which I now oiror for sale at tho
Lowest flarkct Rates.
No use forthe ladies, or any one els", to
think of going to Portland to buy goods for I
am Determined to Sell. Cheap and not to allow
myself to be
UNDERSOLD IN THE STATE OF
OREGON.
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as 1 do that
Tv.'cnty Years Experience
In Oregon City enables me to know the re
quirements of the trade. Come one and all
and see for yourselves that the old stand of
THOMAS CIIARMAX
cannot be beaten in qualit y or price. It would
be useless lor me to tell you all f headvantages
I can offr you in the sale ot goods, as every
store that advertises does that, and probably
you have oeen disappointed. All I wish to
say is
Come, and anil Ex:imiii3 for Yourselves,
for Ido not wish to make any mistakes. My
object is to tell all my old friends now t hat I
am still alive, and desirous to sell goods cheap,
for cash, or upon such terms as agreed uporf.
Thanking all for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed.
TIIOS. CHARMAN, ,
Main Street, Oregon City.
Lgal Tenders and County Scrip taken at
market rates. TIIOS. CHARMAN.
f7-50.ron lbs wool wanted bv
nov. 1. "75-tf THo'S. CIIA RM AN.
G3AMD RASLnOAD
Excursion 6l Picnic
OF THE
PORTLAND TURN VEREHI,
TO
ALTROEA,
Sunday, May 27th, IS77.
1 a" wi stop at Oregon City to take
fc.xcursfonists.
Tickets can b obtained at the Post office and
at ard &. Harding's drug store.
For particulars see posters and b'lls.
May 11, 1877-3t.
NOTICE.
A TL
l se
t-n.iv-Mi.NM KNOWING THEM.
-ires Indebted to the l artnershfn estate
Of tieo,
iiocque & In. ar- requested to call
and settle,
A. J. APP rfiv
Or-gon City, M.y i; iBfr-itT w
ATTENTION i
SOfETHIIG ftlEW!!
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES ON ACCOUNT
OF REMOVAL ! ! !
4sir ISeyr I3 rice iiisf:
Prints
I.adifs Hose
IS j-ds for 91
cue
OimmI Table Linen -3len's
Suits
Kull line dress foods at
Kmbruidrry
Willie shirU -
$10 oo
25c
15c
SI SO
Clothing, Dress Woods, Boots, Shoes and nil other Good? in
Proportion, at
1. SELLING'S.
50,000 LIjs. Wool Wanted
Oregon City, April 12, HsT7.
IL. A. i J FOSt S A ii K.
rV. HAVE THE FOLLOWING REAL
V Estate lor sale.
No. 1. Desirable building block in Oregon City.
No. 2. 100 Acres, good house, and barn full
of hay; H acres in cultivation, orchard,
good water: 15 mi lea irom Oregon City,
l'rice $.0, halt down.
No. 3. UK! acres of S. S. White's donation
claim. 26 miles Irom Oregon ity; sow,
No. 4. 100 acres. S miles S E ot Oregon City,
10
acres in cultivation, open brush land, run
ning water, Kod wheat land ; price, S675.
No. 5. .i'iil acres, i miles irom Graham's ferry
on the Willamette river, SO.icrcs in cultiva
tion, 12 acres in an orchard ol choice varie
ties oi lruit, oliacr s in wheat, 150 acres
under fence, g od house, barn and run
ning water, lit miles irom Oregon City.
Price $ J.v.oO, part down balance on time.
No. 6. :t-o acres; 75 improved, a large, new,
well finished lrame dwelling, plum and
apple orchards, living water, IS acres of
tall wheat. B miles Irom Oregon . ty, on
Molalla road, church and school house
adjoining; can be had lor $l.i."o, one-third
down, balanceon time.
No. 7. acres 10 miles east or Oregon City,
1H miles irom Viola grist and saw mill
and postoflic; 35 acres in cultivation, 10.)
acres under fence, good Ir.ime house i3.34
"L" liix-J2, 3 acres in lruit trees. Price $1,000,
Lalf down.
No. 8. 4s acres at Milwaukie; part beaver
dam. Price, i 1,000.
No. M. 350 acres ten mileseast of Oregon City,
7 mi.es irom Marshlield station ;75acresm
cultivation. 300 acres ol level bottom land,
good box tiouse and frame barn, good run
ning water tor stock, go id stock ranch, 700
bearing lruit trees. Price M.200. Will sell
stock and croi s to purchaser if he desires.
No. 10. 10a iicr-s b miles cast o! 'Oregon City :
60 acres in cultivation, 5 acres in orchard,
good house and barn, r.-maining land
easily cleared. Price $2,5tHi, ha 1 down.
No. II. 150 acres, more- or less, 11 miles
from Oregon City, 131 mibs to Portland,
'20 acp'S in cultivation. H0 nior.' easily
cleared, all under lenc", good house, good
land anil plenty of water, schoolhous ; ami
church 1 mile away, 9 months school in
vear. Terms easy, $1,250.
No."l2. 100 or 100 acres oiT of the north or the
Pram's claim, 4 miles irom Oregon ity.
op 'ii brush land, ah easily c eared, iving
water, good mill power, at $10 per acre ;
f ei m s easy.
No. 13. 220 acres; 75 acres in cultivation, 35
acr s in fall whea-, 3 acres in orchard.good
lions , barn ami out-houses, si ring water
till feet irom house, 1J4 miles irom school
house ; $2,200.
No. 11. 140 acres; 35 in cult ivation, 16 ready to
sow, 40 acres beaver dam, 7 acres in grass,
80 acres fenced; house and barn, good
water close to house.
No. 15. Jacob Johnson's homestead, near
Oregon City: 120 acres.
No. 10." Frazer's livtsry stable and house, with
one lot on Water street; $2,0i.
No. 17. The lorne r 'esidence of W. IV. Puck
anil six lots : $2,500.
No. IS. Harvey May's block, all in cultivation,
villi house and barn ; S40.
Other desirable bargains in Clackamas, the
best county in the State.
Any one having money tolendcan have our
services, tree ol charge, in managing the
same and selecting securities.
Persons wanting to borrow money can get
favorable terms by calling on us.
JOHNSON fe JltClllVX, anil
JOHNSON, Hct'OWX MAIMS.
Oflies in Oregon City and Portland.
Nov. 12. 1S75 .1 f
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALS
mUE UNDERSIGN EI PROPRIETOR OF
1. thelavery .Stable on Fifth street, Oregon
City, Oregon, "keeps constantly on hand
Bujjien, Carriti;rs
and Hurks. Suddle
a iil Baggy Hores.
IJrice PJoaonablo
E. B. CLEEVSEKT
Oregon City, Nov. 5, IS75. Proprietor.
8. A. BROUGHTON,
rOlTI.D INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
Orciron City and vicinity that he is pre
pared to lurnish
Fir & Cedar Lumber,
Of every description, at low rates.
AND
APPLE BOXES.
ALSO,
Dry Kloortiijr, C'llinr, IJnsf ic,
SnriK-e. (for shelving). lnttlcc.
I'ickeCs, urn! l'Viicc-Posts, Cedar,
Coitsttirty on hand.
Street and Sidewalk lumber furnished on
the shortest notice, at as low rates as it can be
purchased in the St ate.
tiive in" a can at ine
ORKUOy CITY SAW MILLS.
Oregon City. June ID, lS7o:tf
AT CAUFIELD'SJJLB STAHD.
iMillmerv Ooocls !
r'ISS RDSA FUCHS
HASJUSTRECKIVKI) A FINE STOCK
of Hats, Iionn"ts, Velvi-ts.Ribbons, Flow
ers, I,aces, etc., which she will sell cheap.
Call and examine hT stock.
Oregon City, March io, lS77-tf.
HEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
5
AT
Lewis' Old Stand,
John
c.
AV. GANONB HAS OPnXEl)
this old stand, where he is prepared lo
do ariythinir in bis line.
Bllorse shoeing a sieciaiy.
Oregon City, Mav 2tiin
OLiFF F30USE.
0 12 EG ON C 1 TYt 0 BEG ON.
T. W. RHODES,
jPropriotoi'.
Transient Board. SI to $2 per rijt.i.
Winkle Meals .( ootitc.
ttnard jfr Week !?" CO
Board and Lodging-, M-r urrk a."G CO
Th Table will be supplied with the best the
market, nffords.
Hall Suppers furnished on short notice, and
at. reasonable t.'Ttiis.
Nov. 19. 1875 .-tf
JUST ARJl IVED!
'.The Celebrated Premium Stallion
ESOSSSHIT BR. HI CIS
"XT'1'1- STAND FOR MARE- THE FUF.S
W V ent season nt Clement's mable in
Oregon CP y, on Tu stiay Hlid Vedn"ia v of
each week," Vancouver Sunday, and Portland
the balance of time.
Terms as follows Taps, payable when
service is rendered : Season, $'25, if paid within
th season: Instirinc", $f-'l, t' be paid when
the mar- Is known to be in foal or has
changed owners.
FPEDIGREE:
Robert Pruce is a dappled sorrM, "yars old,
17 hands hizh, weighs i75D jvounds, sired by
imp. CI vd sdal", stallion Plaek Prince, Cali
fornia, dam. t he imported mare Nelly from
Normandy : is of creat bone antl muscie ana
fin nron'rtioned in every rsnect. Horse-
, men are I
Invited to call and see him.
GEO. C4JGGA.N.
OrOTi City, April 1. lS77-?m.
Pleateil Muslin - lOc per y
Jien'ii Hohi - - la !--
(ioml Mtkirts anil Drawer -
ijovs' Suit" - -
t'olM ami blaclt Alpaca
AVhitelied f ireal -
Corsets - -
at Highest Market -Price.
OHAHGE OF BASE !
KL&iGVED TO
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING 1
T- A. BACON ,
(Successor to BARLOW & FVIJLKR),
Deale in
GROCERIES AND PRGVIS!CNSr
SELECTED TEAS
COFFEE,
and SPICES',
SUTTER AND CHEESE,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,-
And a full variety of Goods usually kept In
lirst-class Orocery Store.
Come one, come all, and examine our stock.
I can sell us cheap and turuish as good an
article as any house in town.
'I'. A. BACON.
Oregon City, August 25, 1S7C df.
SAW StiILL
T II. JONES HAS GOT HIS SAW MILIi
J in running order on Cedar Creek, 12
mil 's from Oregon City, and-is prepared to
luniisli
CEDAR LUMBER,
Of any kind, undressed, to all who may favor
him witti a call.
Address, J. II. Jones, Ringo's Point, -Clackamas
County, Oregon.
April 12, itwi-Om.
J. ft, OGLDSiViiTH,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
COLLECTOR A XD SOLICITOR
PORTLAND, OREGON.
yEest of references given. Dec
HA.iLWAoT, IRLH Al-D SI EEL,
Mubs, Spokes, Rims,
CAR, ASH AND ISHROUY PLANK.
N'OKTflRUP & TIIOMPSO!,
March 31, 187G-tf. PortlandOregon.
JOHN SCHRAM,
Jlain St., Oregon City.
.;i FACTlTiER AND IMPORTER
-- fgj Saifdles, Harness,
ware, etc., etc.
THICH HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
V V can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE OH RETAIL.
il warrant my goods as represented.
JOHN SCHRAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 1, 18;5-tf.
NEW FIRM
FELLOWS & HARDING,
At The
LIIsTCOLlSr BAKERY,
Dealers in
FIRST CLASS GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
PROPUCE TAKEN FROM FARMERS IK
exchange lor Groceries.
SELECT uTEASf CQFFEF APtfa SPICES.
A splendid assortment of
Fresh Crackers and Cheeso.
FCREIGX L DOMESTIC FlillTS.
And a full variety of goods usually kept In a
lirst-class Grocery Store.
We invite the citizens of Oregon City, Canc
raah and vicinity to give us a call, and if Ed.
don't nave ou as many and as good a qua ltjr
of totals for your money as iou can obtain
elsew here, he will leave town.
ftyWe deliver Goods to all parts or the City
ami Canemah iree of charge.
Oregon City, March 1, lS77-tf.
NOTICE.
u. s.
Laxd Office, Oregon City, Or.l
April 2.J, 1S77. )
C COMPLAINT HAVING P.EEN ENTERED
y at this office by George S. Johnson
against John A. Westcflcld tor abandoning h8
homestead entry No. 2S36, dafd Sept. 4, li75,
upon the v,rsf ? of t he nort h-west H of section
a-2. township -- m-.u? h, ranee 5 east, in Clacka
mas count , Oregon, with a view to the can
cellation of said entry: the said prtiiare
hereby summoned to ni ear at this office on
t he !W h day of May. 1877. nt 9 o'clock, A. M.,
to resjiond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged a la ndonment.
T. It. IIAKHlsoN. OWEN WADE.
Receiver. Register.
Oregon City, A ril "(5, lST7-4t.
J. P. WARD.
GEOKOE A. HARDINC.
WAED & HARDING,
PHIGGISTF AuD AFOTHECAHIES.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GEM
ieral assortment of
TDrujzs and Chemicals-,
Perfumery, Soaps
lombiantl Hrunties,,
TriKKrs, Snppnrtrri,
Slinuliler IJrnm Fancy a ad
Toilet Articles,
ALSO. .
Kerosene Oil, Lamp Chimneys,
Gla, Pnttj-, Paints, Oils.
VarnUhritiHl Dye Staffs,
PURE W INES AND Llqi'OBS FOR lUEDICmi
PrRPCSES.
PATENT ..IEDICIXES, ETC., ETC
Physicians" Prescriptions carefully com
ponnd"d, and all orders correctly answered,
f Ojvn at all hours or the night.
BVAll ner-ounts must be paid monthly.
novl.lSTotf WARD HAHDiNG.
CANCER
Can l Cured by Dr. Bond's Syetem.
No Knife. Positively No Caustics.
Absolutely No Pain.
Remedies sent to an v part of the world.
Pamphlets and articulors free.
o?od S,S P11- ? T- BOND, 8 K.
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