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OSECOX CITY. TULRSDAY. JX. 21, 1575.
1JKEVITIKS.
"Fights and drunks" have U-en in order
during tlio past week.
Valentines day, the Uth of February,
will .soon be along'.
Meetinjr of McI-KHurhlin I-iOilpce No. 5,
K. of. 1., Friday evening.
Mr. Owen Wade will start for the East
about the Sth of February.
The Oregonian Lmt week, without the
telegrams, was a lliinsy atl'air.
Our new Justice of the Peace, Mr. San
ders, had two cases in his court this week.
The Oswct-'o Gran ire propose giving1 another-
of their grand dinners .some time
next month.
Mrs. fieo. TjaUoequo and family return
ed from Portland last week, and" w ill re
hide here permanently.
The Atchi Amateurs will give adramatie
entertainment n a few weeks for the hen
flit of the. lire department.
liov. 1. S. Kniirht, of Salem, will lecture
at the Congregational nuii cli next r mlay
evening, Jan. ith, at 7 o'clock. Admis
sion 'St cents.
o The wife of Hon. J. 1 1. Mitchell, Senator
from Oregon, assisted tlio wife of Piesi
dent Hayes in the New Year reception at
the White House.
Tho littlo son of Mrs. Parker, of Oswego,
was found by some wood choppers and
taken to their cabin. He had wandered
otT in the woods and got lost.
Mr. Julius Iogiis contemplates the erec
tion of a line residence during the coming
hummer on the property wheie he now
resides. It will cost ;,WW or more.
Mr. C. M. Kester has opened a photo
graph gallery in the rear of his sack fac
tory, and the specimens of his work will
compare favorably with Portland artists.
"Lots six and seven in block eleven in
Couch's addition to the city of Portland
have lx'Cii sold y ('has. M . Cartwright, of
Salem, to Mrs. H. M. Kelly, for the sum
of stt.OTO.
One of the workmen engaged in repair
ing lemcnt's I'uihling found a copy of the
Chronicle and New York Cadet dated May i
lu, lvl, bctwevn the ceiling, where it has
laid over Z years.
An adjourned term of the County Court
was held last Saturday. The matter of a
location for the court house was postponed
until the adjourned term, to be held on
the :M of February.
The M. E. sociable at the residence of
Mrs. Pease last Tuesday evening was a
success in every particular. On next Tues
day evening another will be given :t the
residence of Mrs. C. W. Pope.
Miss Lydia Hatch was the recipient of
a pleasant parly la-t l-'riday evening, at
the residence of Mr. A. J. Appetson.
Quite a nuiiil.f r of friends were present,
and a pleasant time was had.
The sixth annual meeting of the Ore-ron
Siate Woman Sull'iage Assoc;;'! ion will be
helil at Albany, coin mcii' "r.g February 1.
Js7s. at 'J P.M., and continuing three :
l in ire days. A rr-i ngenn-nt s a re heinir mi'.de
lor return free tickets to all in ;ilte:i.lau'-e.
Ans. .Maple, recently escaped from tin'
Washington Territory Insane Asylum,
and who lias been living in the vicinity of
Yiobi '.r two or three weeks past, was ex
amined by the County Court last Mn lay,
:id judged insane, and sent to FastPoit
land. Iiids were received by the County Court
last. Saturday for the construct on of a 1
bridge across Aheruethv creek, below
town. The bid of Peter I'aipiet, for !?'.';',
wa accepted, on comlition that the city
would agree to stand one-half of the ex
pense. Mrs, ljconard, who was arrested for the
attempted murder of her husband, had an
examination at the Italics and was bound
over in the sum of 2,nnU to appear at the
J line term of court. The evidence shows
she threate ned tit take his life. Leonard
cannot Msjbly rccoer, ai.d is probably
de:td l-y this time.
Murphy, who tried to ki'l Tilden in a
faro room at Portland recently. was caught
on Coos liav la-d week and brought back
to Portland. only to ne haib'dont for Si ,H'l.
.1 ust think of it ; a desperado shoots a man
live times, and because ho didn't kill his
victim he is allowed to run the streets and
run oil' if Tie chooses for SI, no".
Some of our German and Irish friends
near Milwaukee have been having :uar- I v
Ills and liilstilKu-isla n. iugs recently, the
result of hieh was that M r. M ( n, t he
representative of our Celtic brethren, was
charged with an assault by M r. Schnebel,
i gMitleman of Tcutouie ancestry. After
hearing the testimony t he ,1 ustiee v'eeided
the prisoner to be not guilty.
Transfers of Heal Instate.
The following are tlio transfers of real
estate which have taken place since (air
issue of Jan. 17, compiled by Mr. W. T.
Whitloek, deputy county clerk:
United State to 11. It. Thomas, theS
of the N ' and the N ' of the S of sec
tion ID, T 5 S K 2 K.containing ""17.b"2 acres.
S. Galland aiu! wife to .J. 1 1. 1-Vaster, the
N E '4 and the E of the N W .t of sec
tion 10. and the W 'i of the N W '4 of sec
tion 11, 'V li S 11 1 W, containing SilH acres;
consideration fJ.tHXi.
Daniel 1 laney to T. W. May. all of block
J.V). Oregon City; consideration SI0O.
T. W. May to A. M.Clark, all of block
l.V, Oregon City; consideration $VSt.
E. Woods and wife to F. Lehnnii, lot 5
in block Jo' iu Milwaukie ; consideration
S2U0.
J. If. Miller to J. P. Ringo, fractional
part of section -0, T 4 S K U E, containing
I'M acres; consideration $X.
0 Li. E. Wright to O. W. Howie, Sr.. the
undivided two-oighths of the donation
(Claim of Harrison Wright and wife, being
iarU of sections C8, 2., :10, 31 and 32, T 4 S
i 2 K; consideration SKHI.
11. It. Morgan and wife to C. T. Tozier,
the S of claim No. ."7 , being parts of
sections 7, S and 7. T 2 S H 2 E, containing
l'Jl.ti'. acres; consideration SI.
J. Kellogg and wife et als to IT. H. Mor
gan, same description ; consideration SI.
Tiiikvks Anorvn. T.ast Saturday night
the residences of Parwin Heals and Thos.
Day, about half a mile above Canemah,
were entered by some of the worthless
tramps who are overrunning our State
and a numlier of articles carried oil. Mr.
iieais was aoseni at , anemati, aim tne rot- ,
tiers natt tun swing, taking a tine shot-
trim, pair ot I'lankets, pair ot new pants
ants. :
lot of underclothing and a few pounds of
tobaeeo. At Hay s they went through the
kitchen and got 2" ponr-.ds of sugar and
me coiiit-nis ui iuc p.iuiry wu noui a iarm-
ing ttie inmates. 1 he same night James
Ewing, who lives near by, lost his skill",
and it is supiosed that "the same party
took it and went up the river. Our read
ers will do well to keep a good lookout
for these tramps, as they ae wandering
around tb country in every irectioii,and
the majority ot them are too lazy to work
and will steal anything they can lay their
lianas on.
L.KTTEU jist. ine louowing is a list or
the letters remaining in the postoinee at
Oregon City, Clackamas county, Oregon,
January riit i-wt:
Harklev, lienson. MeT.in, Wm.
F.tfcvins"' Harrv E. Oiheld, Annettie.
Fletelier.Mrs.Emnia. Phillips, Mrs. M. 2
Henderson, MissNora Schuster, Anna.
Harvey, It. A. Sear. Frank.
Kaylef, Miss E. J. Scherzinger, John.
Eoiisbury, Matthew. Williams, John I'.
If called for please say w hen advertised.
J. M. P.ACON, P. M.
N EwspArKti Chanok. In tfw is.ilcm !
Mercury of last Monday Mr. E.E.I-ristow j MAnrtir.P.--Miss Kate Frazer, daughter
announces that he has disposed of t hat ; ut 'Mr. Jas. M. Fi azer of this city, as mar-i-umal
to Wilbur Cornell and Walter j ricil on t!, l!;t,i t., at Seattle, to Mr
Moss, stm of Mr. W. S. Moss of this citv. ; Geo. D. Mesegee. We eon -ratnl ite the
Ihe new proprietors are Inith skillful j captain on having captured one of Orc-on
ypos. -anti have had considerable ex peri- City's fairest daughters, and hope that
.encein the newspaper line, and we w ish ! t'nev may have aa abundant si, -re ,,f i.iv
oiieni success. j aUJ prosperity. J -
"Letter from Sandj-.
Sa.xdv, Jan. lGth, 1S7S.
EniTou Esteri'kise . As no one seems
to write up the doingsof this partof Clack
amas county, I just thought I would send
you a few items, to let you anil your read
ers understand that we are not dead, but
livtth, if we do sojourn away out on the
frontier, where the bear and the puuthcr
prowleth by night, seeking whose sheep
or pigs, or perchance some innocent calf,
he may devour.
The holiday festivities were inaugurated
by a Christmas tree at the Foster settle
ment, Christmas eve. Presents were lilt-'
orally distributed by Santa Clause much
to the terror of the little ones at hi.- vener
able appearance), presents consisting of
candy, nuts, saur kraut and other fixings
too numerous to mention. A dance also
at Sandy 1. O. Christmas eve. Christmas
ni.:ht, a'l the young and some ot the old
as. em bled at "the residence of our jolly
merchant, Mr. Kevenue, where they en
gaged in the festive dance. Music" was
rendered by the Sandy string band.
' Gayly and gayly rang tl e gay music,
The iily the merry music of viol and horn ;
The mad merry music that set them all
lancing,"'
Till over the midnight eamo stealing
the morn."
The generous host and hostess ( who
never do anything by halves ) ministered
to the creature comforts of their guests by
a most bountiful rcpa-t, consisting of oys
ters, chickens, cakes, and, in fact, every
thing that goes to make up a first-class
supper. So they ate and they danced, and
they danced "till the morning, and never
went home till the dawn of tlio day," to
assemble -again at the residence of Mr.
N. McCord on New Years eve, when they
had a good ti:ne,dan-ed"till the wee small
hours, "then wended their way homeward.
Friday evening, Jan. Uth, a few ot tho
young people gathered at Hie residence of
Mr. P. I. Hatch. They spent a very pleas
ant evening in dancing and merriment,
and went ho, r.e at 11 o'clock, ending the
holiday festivities for this season.
Having disposed of the holidays, I will
enlighten you a little on farming" matters.
Firstly, our new grist mill 'on Cellar
creek is doing a good business, and mak
ing an extra ipialiiy of llocr.
Our farmers have sown an unusual
quantity of ".viieat this year, and every
settler who has an acre of ground ch ared
is sowing it to wheat fr their next year's
bread. Wheat is looking splendid.
Our county is settling up very fast. most
ly by l iermans, and the sound of the ax,
with-tho constant -crashing of the mighty
nioiiarchs of the forest, as they lay their
stately heads in the dust, hears ample tes
timony to the energy, industry and perse
verance of the sturdy settler.
Hoping to wake up some of the more
gifted in It tier writing. I remain Yours
Truly. FuoNTir.u.
Grand liirtlulay Celebration.
Perhaps tho happiest time in a man's
life, excepting the day when he takes to
himself a partner "for better or worse," is
the moment the chx-k announces that he
is a voter' that he has reached his twenty
first year and is no more to be considered
a boy. On Monday last our old friend.
Frederick Charman reached this happy
goal in li.'i; and celebrated in a most de
light fill man ner to 1 1 is friends and credita
ble way to himself his 21st "jour do fete."
Invitations for a grand par'iy had been
sent abroad and in this vie'tnity, and
fi;en:ls arrived from all quarters to htl p
Fred celebrate this auspicious occasion
Pope's Hall was scoured for tho dancer ,
and right merrily the immense throng
tripped the measures. Mr. (.'has. I tray's
celebrated orchestra from Portland was
engaged and discoursed such sweet music
that it would have been dirlicult for crip
ples to remain seated during its perform
ance. Major Thomas '!iarui:tu, the father
of the happy Fred, being one of t he oldest
residents of the Siate, saw to it that the
-invitations were among the best people of
Oregon, and we venture to say that never
before has there been a party in the Wil
lamette Valley which was so largely at
tended, and at the same time so select.
Ihiring the evening, M r. C. M . I nskeep,
on the partof the many friends of the
young host, presented him with an elegant
gold-headed cane, with some very appro
priate remarks, neatly expressed". Fred,
on accepting- the cane, did so with trracca
of manner and speech ipiile tl asing hii
friends that mi" just on the threshold of
manhood eor.ld so readily and elegantly
reply on an occasion that'would have em
barrassed many an older head. An ele
gant banquet was served at t he Oil!' 1 louse,
of which nearly t wo hundred people par
look.. All the jlelr aei.-s of the se;tson
were served iu" abundance, and all the
little delicious dishes that go to make a
supper of this I-.ind a success Were pro-
led in prolusion. Tho dancing was re
sumed atter the refn .s ioe nts, and the
enjoyments of the "mazy" kept up until
"jocund day," and tired' nature told th-'
happy young people that it was tune to
desist. Pevonl a!l doubt this was the
grandest, yet pleasantest allairofthe kind
ever given in Oregon Citv, and our oul v
regret is that Fred Charma'u's t went y-ti rst
birthday, like birth itself, comes only once
m a life-time.
Circuit Court.
NI'KCIAJ, TI-;iiM.
The following cases were disposed of at
the special term last Saturday:
It. P. Thompson vs Septimus Iluilat.
foreclosure of mortgage; judgmedt for
plaintiff.
It.W. liurnside vs A.C. T.nKocque, et al ;
reiHut of re fere confirmed.
J. W. Grccmvond et al vs Marv C. Klice
et al. to quiet tide to land ; continued.
Jaines Shrilev vs K ig.tuah S. ('boats et
al. fori closure of mortgage ; continued.
W. F. O. tv. E. Co. vs John Gordon and
Jas. M . Moore : judgment- on motion for
plaintiff, and defendants allowed till April
term to tile bill of except ions.
Hoard of School E and Commissioners vs
A. E. I.ovejoy et al, foreclosure of mort
gage ; continued.
John Fagald" vs Jos. Kirchr m et al, to
set aside deed for mill sale; judgment for
plaintiff.
Jos. N. Fields vs It. V. Short, to quiet
title ; defendant alio wed 30 days to plead in.
Tin: M. E. Curia ir. A correspondent
writing to the Advvocate from this place
says: "The M. E. Church at this place is
the first Protestant clmrcli erected on the
Pacific coast. Tr was commenced in lspj
by lie v. A. F. Waller, and finished ami
dedicated in ISH, by liev.Gnstavus Hines.
It is a substanti d frame building anil the
timbers are still sound. Wo have thor
oughly overhauled it, and put an alcove
of h'.17 feet on the rear at a cost of about
-lift. It is now as neal a church as there
is in tneeity. Tins p
should be very
dear to the Methodi
people. Here the
stan-lard of the cross was lo-t i
, hh on the Pacific eoat. This soot i eon-
! set-rated by the labors of jae,Garv Eeslic
. Waller and Gnstavus Hints, all o'l whom'
nave gone to glor .
Eauok At't-i.E Tiskk. The Advocate
says: "In IsH, Rev. Gnstavus Hines, who
j v,as tbeir stationed at Oregon City,planted
! some apple seed in the parsonage yard,
j A tree produced from one of the seed is
me largest apple tree m the State, I pre
sume. It 1ll-kl l.r,t (-.,,,,.-. '.I...
ground, and is five feet four inches in c:r-
! euinterence at the smallest place below
; me ioi-k. its fruit is large, vellow, and
J , y r- ami, in us season, i: is very
j iions-K". l'0U ''hr5U'n'ja mmi'
Vai.tse Foi vp. A valise containing a
tine pair of pants, several articles of cloth
ing and about 2D pounds of bacon was
found in the brush vontii .f xt-
i Eudey's place last Thursday. .V st ranker
.. .... ..vv ,, . ,uM.i,m lucre a lew mglils prt
vions, and it is supposed that, lie l,.ff i,;.
that he has been foiiHv tl.-nlt
Search was made in the vicinity, but no
trace could be found of tho man.""
The West shorc.
Orkoon Entkuviuse. It is gratify
ing to be able to announce that true
merit is alwaya appreciated by our West
ern people. Tin-: Wkst Snout-: .started as
an illustrated paper nearly three j-ears
ago, and has now the largest circulation
of any paper in the Pacific Northwest. Its
engravings art artistically executed, and
the articles are well and carefully written.
It is one of that class ol 'apers which can
safely be admitted into the family circle,
the -publisher being especially careful not
to admit any article or advertisement that
would be likely to offend the most fastidi
ous. For ls7s The West Shoki: has been
greatly improved i nd idorned with a
magnificent new heading! Every issue
consists of 10 large size pages, tilled with
the very choicest reading. It is a publica
tion that every resident of the Pacific
Northwest can feel proud of. Asthesiiit
scription price is but SI 5t jkt year, every
family should subscribe lor it, and those
having friends in the Eastern States should
send them a copy for a year. Anyone
sending S2 will receive the paper for ls7s,
and will also be furnished with six months'
back numbers, including the mammoth
edition in July last. Specimen copy 20
cents, which nfay afterward be deducted
when subscribing for the entire year.
Address E. SAMUEL,
Publisher The West Siihiik,
Portland, Oregon.
CHRISTMAS.
Merry Christmas to all is ringing to-day,
Through mansion and cottage and far, fat
away ;
Across the blue ocean is heard the refrain,
Merry Christmas to all I it is Christmas
again.
Merry Christmas to all, through the
breadth of the land,
May peace and good will, journey hand
joined in hand, .
And enter each household, and fill every
breast
With contentment and charity, peace hope
aiul rest.
Merry Christmas to all, the patter of feet.
And laughter of childhood, in cadences
sweet,
Steals soft on the air, like a breath of the
morn,
All laden with fragrance from sweet in
cense borne.
Merry Christmas to all, those words of
good cheer,
From lips long since silent, lised in
our ear,
Still greets us in memory 'on each Christ
mas morn,
Though the voices that whisper are of
heaven born.
Miss. a. Hatch.
Sandy, Clackamas Co., Ogn.
I.i:i:v .y it Joan. The Standard of last
Friday has the following item: Parby
Dolan had his wife Mary arrested for as
sault and battery a few days ago in East
Portland, and joan, to get even on her
lord and master, Parby, caused his arrest
on the same complaint. Eoth parties re
pented of their conduct, and compromised
before the suit came to an issue. Saturday
Mr. Dolan thought to settle the matter,
and had ids wife arrested on a charge of
insanity. She was examined before the
County Judge of M u 1' noma h count v, found
perfectly sane and discharged. ' Dolan
had to foot the costs of the proceedings.
Fiuemen's Election-. The election of
Chief and Assistant Engineers of the Fire
Department will take place on the first
Monday in March.' At a meeting of Cata
ract Hose Co.No.2, bust Saturday evening,
the following nominations were made:
Jas. W. Harding, of Cataract No. 2, for
Chief Engineer, and I). J. Slover, of Ci
lumbia H. it E. Co. No. 1, for assistant.
Fountains and Columbia have not made
anyr nominations as vet.
California Ercn nEK. I. I. Cheno
weth.who is st vled"the long-haired biik"
by tho press of Southern Oregon, gave a
lecture at the court house last Thursday
evening, on the Chinese question. His
audience was pretty fair, but the discourse
was not of much f.irce. lie would do bet
ter splitting rails, provided he could keep
sober long enough.
Ekcti UK. Prof. Euthcr Carey, an ex
perienced lecturer on astronomy, has been
invited by some of our citizens to favor
us with a lecture. IIo has astronomical
apparatus by which he illustrates clearly
the movements of the solar system. The
lecturewill begivon some time next week.
Moi.aei.a. A correspondent from Mol
alla to a Portland paper says: This part of
the county is steadily improving, and set
liers are coming in quite rapidly. The
farmers are busily eiigaged in making
preparations to sow large crops in the
spring.
The Eau;est Yet. A few days since
Mr. M. Kirchem. of Kirchcni's Mill, sold
three porkers to Chas.Ijogus.w hich weigh
ed 1 ,USS pounds and netted the owner the
handsome sum of tw'i pj. The largest one
weighed 5l." pounds.
Smi:i. -Our Damascus correspondent
under date of Jan. 17th, says : "On Satur
day of last week, Charley Ii.tll, of this
place, was badly scalded by the upsetting
of a ktttlo of boiiing water. .He is in a
critical eondit ion.
Territorial Sews.
All tiie court papers dated from 1851
to 1S02, at Seattle are missing.
Part of the spit of the JJungeness
Light House has lecn carried away by
the recent run of high tides.
Ben Turner, a well known logger of
Olympia, broke his collar bone last
week, by falling from his ambulance.
A man named Flarper was Rerionslyif
not fatally wounded by one Martin, in a
shooting scrape at Klickitat, W. T., re
cently. An eight pound molar, supposed to
have once been the busy property of a
mammoth, lias been recently found iu
the iSkagit river. "W. T.
Ti. F. Hobnail, tlio man who attempt
ed to murder his wife last October in
Walla Walla, and subsequently escaped
from the county jail at that place, was
arrested in Sacramento last Friday, and
the sheriff of Walla Walla notified of
the fact.
The Belliugham Hay Coal Company
advertise to the effect that they are
"eh sing out business, and offer extra-
ordinary inducements to purchasers."
The exhaustion of its mine at Sehome,
has rendered this c6urso adisable, if
not necessary.
Petitions in favor of annexation to
"Washington Territory have been circu
lating in the three counties of Northern
Idaho, and have received i)b.j signatures.
Iluine, of the cannery at the mouth
of the Chehalis river, writes that in
?rarch he will put on a steamer between
(5 ray's Harbor and Astoria, touching at
i Shoalwater Bay each way, to run regu
I larly.
: Walla Walla Union: For the purpose
j of showing that the country tributary
; to Walla "Wail a city is in a prosperous
condition, we menticn that during 1877
i there was shipped from this city to
i Portland, l'.'.sSl tons of wheat, and
j -i.Go-'l tons of llonr, equal to 8Sr,022
', bushels. There are many bushels on
s hand yet to ba shipped to market.
! During the same period there was
; shipped J'17 tons of oats and barley, o2d
; tons of llax seed, 81 tons of wool, 172
' tons of miscellaneous freights.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA.
St:ite "ews.
A grand skating carnival is to take
place at Albany, February 21.
There are yet GO.000 bushels of wheat
in the granerie3 between Sheridan and
McMiuuviile.
The Cottrier says the scare about the
small-pox has nearly subsided in Yam
hill. No new cases are reported.
The Capital "Lumbering Company of
Suk-ui s:iil ship this week to San Fran
cisco 00,000 feet of hardwood, lumber.
A Youth's Temperance Society, of the
Murphy school, has beeu organized at
Salem, with Hugh Harrison as Presi
dent. Sugar lovers are tapping the mapel
trees in Salem, auo. the Stti?snttn says
they rob the trees of their life blood
by it.
Klippel and Hanna are baring their
ditch in Jackson county made by con
tract. The contractors are employing
Chinese.
Lane county has built four bridges
in the past twt years, the last one cost
ing ".",000.
Dr. S. Hamilton, of Boseburg, is
mentioned as a candidate for Treasurer
on the Democratic ticket.
Wm. Tompkins, of Forest Grove, has
a 7 year old cow which has had twins
for four successive years. "Crops never
fail iu Oregon."
A fellow giving the name of Clark
tried to steal a saddle from J. W.Moore,
living near Corvallis, but found J. W.
more than he bargained for, as he was
chased seven miles and captured.
B. II. Price, of Salem, says the only
charge made by him against Al. Bow
land was for embezzlement, and not
seduction as we stated last week.
Public money expended during the
year for teachers in CI rant county, 2,
872 17; for school houses built during
the year, So.COS 11; total, "vi83 CI.
The yield of gold dust from the vari
ous camps in grant county for 1877 will
aggregate .'soO.l'iMb and the proceeds
from hay. produce, grain and iiour will
amount to ??75.00Q more.
The new proprietors of the Jfurotr
announce that tho daily will be sus
pended for tho present and the weekly
enlarged.
The remains of a man, supposed to be
one of the victims of the explosion that
occurred al Umatilla Bapius about two
years since, were found a few days since
about two miles above the Dalles.
Mrs. Leonard, accused of murdering
her husband in Wasco county, has been
held to await the action of the Grand
Jury, with bonds fixed at $2,000. Be
ing unable to obtain tha required bail,
she was committed to jail.
There is some talk among our citizens,
says tho Itemizer, of organizing a com
pany to build a railroad from Dallas to
Salem, via Dixie and Eofa. A meeting
will probably be called soon to consider
tho project.
It is stated that iu April tho P. S. S.
Co. will put on a steamer to run-monthly
trips from Astoria to points on the coast
as far south ns TJmpqna. The points
touched at will bo Tillamook, Xetarts,
Alsea, Yaquina, Siuslaw and L'mpqua.
The Oregon and California Uailroad
Company will change its tariff on grain,
Hour and mill stuffs, in ear loads, to
take effect from August 1, 187S. The
following will be maintained as the
maximum rates until May 1, 1S7'.:
Junction City to Portland, 22 cents per
100 pounds; Lnpers to Portland, 21
cents; Irving to Portland, cents;
Eugene to Portland. 2" cents; Spring
field to Portland, 2-S cents. From all
points south of Springlield to Portland,
-"0 cents. "
The Ilussiat.s are pushing ahead, and
have entered Adrianople, while the in
habitants are fleeing tell mell for Con
stantinople. The Porte has concluded
that resistance is almost out of the
question, and is ready for j'eaco at any
sacrifice.
A Washington dispatch of the 21st
gives tho glorious news that Senator
Grover will earnestly support Mitchell's
bill for the Salt Lake and Portland rail
road. Henry Long, of Lewis county, W.T..
is going to start a cheese factory in the
spring. Ho has received his aparatns.
The factory will have the milk of 15,0
cows.
News lor the People.
11 Von visit, Portland and wish to buy a
fine suit, of clothes at a low price, call al.
Aekermau Kros., corner l-"irst and Washing
ton streets.
A Grocfr In Trotilde.
Mrs. HnifTin was seen this morning In a ter
rible rage and civiii; her urocer a piece of her
mind for sciulmf; her a box of ji'K.r Ycasi,
lovder,thereby sMiiin a batch of Hour. The
frrocer's hair stood on end, and just as soon as
he ;ot his breath he said, "Now, madam, if
you will trivc your tonjrue a vacation I will
present you with a box of I'onnolly's Yoafct.
l'owder, the best on t his coast..
"GTiait Syrup."
No other medicine in the world was ever
Riven such a test of its curative qualities as
r.oschec's (lermati Syrup. In thr.-e years two
million four hundred thousand small bottles
of this medicine wen-distributed fren of chir;r
by druggists in this country to those atllicted
witli Consumption, Asthma, Croup, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of the
Throat and Ilings, giving tho American peo
ple undeniable proof that Oerrr.an Syrup will
cure them. The result has been that druggists
in every town and village in the United states
are recommending it to'their customers. Ho
to Ward A Harding and ask what they know
about it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 75 cents. Three doses will relieve any case.
Lonkniil anilbo not decflvetl in buying
a spurious Yeast Powder. I'se Honnolly's,
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Ask
any ore" who has used it. It. has been before
the public twenty-one years.
liVTheNntionaM.iold Medal was awarded o
r.rad'iey A- Huloison for th best Photographs
in the' United Slides, and the Vienna Meda
for the best in the world.
IJ) Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
Quinine nl Arsenic form the basis of
many of the Ague remedies in the mark' t,
and are the last, resort of physicians and peo
ple who know rto better medicine to employ
for this distressing complaint. The effects of
ciiher ot thes" drugs are destructive to the
system, producing headache, intestinal dis
orders, vertigo, dizziness, ririgin:rnf the cars,
and depression of the const iutional health.
AYKit'rt AOUF ITRR is a -vegetabie disco very,
containing nt-it her quinine, ars "nie, nor any
deliterious ingredient, and is an infallible
1 rapid cure for every tomi oi t cver aim
.AUC. ilM'll'-nsni'- n-iiiinni i.i. i n......
1 ami .in injury can result. tr.iii n.-u.-5--. i
; sides being n positive cure for F-ver and
I i.v...-i in oil 1TG liirnin 11 ,v 11 iui :t sinu-riir
! r"ViS. f ' '7. " H ''w.n If: ",,..s.i"..:2
;ill 111 "11 Ii-' . - . - .. . ..
ii iii Li.iii-- .tint - . xr"'
is well as curt.
of Jill complaints peculiar to uiaiarious.
marshy ami miasmatic district?. It. acis
' directly on the livT nrnl biliary apparatus,
j thus stiiiiulatin tiie system to a vigorous,
healthy eondition. t or sale ty all aealcxs.
?l;iivket Ileport.
PtirM.-iiMl Market.
IiCsral tenders 07 buying. !S selling.
Flour Extra. $ii 50; superlinc, fi io.
Wheat io i cental.
0;it .V'v7 '-". bushel.
P.arley ii ,V) cental.
Paeon .Sides lit.: hams, l-x&iti ; shoulders,
tt.nliw.
bard In kegs, lc. ; in ltlllj tins, 13r.
l'-uto r l-iesli roll, 'Vie.
Fruits I'ried apil-s in sacks, 1 t;c. ; kegs,
plums, pitless, ItlydL'c; jeae.ics, lie;
prunes. 17c.
Kgirs ac
Chickens Full grown, S3 Hwi$1 50 j dozen.
Hides 1 rv, 17c; salted, lie. ; culls, 'Toff.
Tallow tk. t It..
Wool 2..'lc.
Feed I'.r:in, $-Jif22 .50 V ton; shorts. $M ;
oil cake. S M no.
May Haled, ? H'.',f 12 H ton : loose, flO.
Potatoes Dull at ice. i hushel.
Onions li r.l!$ th.
Mutton SShecp $i?2 50.
Orroa City Miirket.
Wheat ?1 15 husii''i.
Oats feci, sacked, '5..."0 ?i bushel; tnill
Intr, sacked, 5ie. bushel.
Karlcy hoitv brewing, i);)e V bushel feed,
75c.
Potatoes CIS:."". V bushel. jHillsalf.
in ions 1 'iti."Jc. fi II..
Flour Tli 5iK'fc57 UO V bbl.
I'ried Fruits Apples,!'-! Vc. tl lit. ; pluias, 11
(vl'2f.
Putter :V)"V77c. V It..
Chickens (irown, S3 IH) v dozen ; Kprinjr,
(2fi2 50 doz.
F.nirs-J.-ic. V dozen.
Iiaeon Sides, l.'c. lt ; hams 14c.
l.ard 1.1'llc v 11..
Hay S I.V-tjlti V-tiri.
Wool -JiJlc. t .
Hides 1 try, Hwl'w V lh : (frecn, 4bCc.
Mil. leea lirau, SlSit-,3) i tou ; shorts, 5-7(
St V ton.
Fresh tncnt." neef.iressod,3ic i lb ; on foot
1JC: tlress'-d hops, tc ; mutton sheep. .?1
Apples Spit aenburjr, Pa'dwin, Northern
spy, etc., troin wajion, .""c bushel; in
boxes ready lor sliippinjr. -l-V'V-Do ; loutr kee p
ers, from watfon, 5ic, packed .Vx cmic.
JOHN SCKRAai,
aliiin St., 0ivun Vity.
MAMFAHTKER AM) HIPOUTEB OF
"C Saddles, Ilium s,
f. y fSaddl. ry-llanl- r"J,
lS-- iir, etc., -t-. IVTy'wL
7-HH"ll HE OFFF.U.S AS CHEAP As
can be had in the Stale, at
WHOLESALE OS RETAIL.
Cl warrant my noods as represented.
JOHN SC11 HAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 1, ls:5-tt.
AtJK.NTS.
The following named gentlemen will receive
subscriptions and advertisements for the
KXTKKfHl.se :
Portland
Astoria
New Km
Norton
lioone's Ferrv
Mo'alla
Pleasant Hill
Isweo
1 a masens
Ka -le ( r-'i k
. J. H. (.'oh Isinilh
W. E. I) meiit
r. J. Casio
Capt. Z. V. Norton
('lias. "A'ilson
Maxwell Kanisbv.Jr
J. K, Mt-Connell
i. W. l'rosser
J. T. t'hil wood
II. W. Lake
A. CAKD.
To all vim an- sulferiny; from the errors and
indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of maiilnHMl, ii1., 1 will send
a recipe that will cur-' you, FUEL' OF
CHAKHE. Thissrrcat n-niedy was iliscovered
by a missionary in Soudi AnnTiea. Send a
self-addressed cnvelooe lothe Hkv. T. Josia-tr
Jxma.v, Miction J. Jlilil" Jluu.sc, -Ycc J'ci7.1.
novl7-ly.
FALL htm WINTER OPENING
In Latest Styles of
imv tiooos, (U)Tinc,
im)i:kweai;,
hoots, shoes, ii ats, caps,
CIIOCi;iilKS, HAHUH AItl',
CCTI-EflV, f '-KOCKEltV,
tlAlTS, OILS,
WINDOWS, OOtlUS,
I1I.1N1JS, KTC,
Just H- f'-ived and for Sale -
Low for Gash !
a
so i i uiL rv.
r' :-! lice Ht.uilt Auil Suld.
refcon City, Nov. S, 1S77-U.
DR. vA7. F?. JOrJES,
DENTIST, Qi?
m7"Ot'I.I INFORM THE ITP.f.IC THAT
j V le- has local eil at r!'Co:s City, and is
.r..(i.r. nl tn di i -i 1 i i irt; in.rl :ii niii.f tn il.'tit
, i 2-..-.-..,-.... ....... ......
! try in the best, manner, hull sets of P ith
i i-'t, oi her-work in proportion and warranted.
Ui llllee direct ly opjwisite C barman's f-tore.
r";ron City, 'et. -", ls77-.'ni.
A N FOK S A JL 2.
'E HAVE THE FOM.OW1NU ItEAI.
W Instate lor sale.
No. 2. UH Acres, Kimil house, and barn full
of hay; .S acres in cultivation, orchard,
Hood water; 15 miles from Oregon City.
Price S5IKI. hall down.
No. 1. '-' acr-'s, '' mie-s from iraham"s ferry
on the Willa met .c ri ver. S-1. -teres in eti it i va
tion, 1 acres in an orchard of choice varie
ties of fruit., acres in wheat, 150 acres
under fence, -T' od house, barn and run
ning water, 12 miles from rejrn City,
l'ric- ?l,i;5il, part down balance on time.
No. 5. :t'io acres; 75 improved, a larire, new,
well finished frame dwelling, plum and
apple orchards, living water, Is acies of
tall wheat, ( miles lrom Oregon City, on
Molalla road, church and school house
adjoinimr; can ix- liad for i4,i"e, ono-t bird
down, ha la nee on t i me.
No. f. '2'i acres 10 miles casl of Oregon City,
1M miles from Viola grist and saw mill
and post ottic -, 2-S acres in cultivation, ltiu
acres under fence, good lramc house l.'.x.'il
"I' liixiVJ, 3 ncres in fruit trees. I'rice $1,000,
half down.
No. 7. 4o acres at Milwaukie; part beaver
dam. Price, Sl.fJIM.
No. S. XVt acres t-n miles east of Oregon City,
7 miles triiiii Marsh lie Id slat ion ; 75 acres in
cu It ivnt ion, .'1-Hi acres of level bottom land,
good box house and tram" barn, good run
ning water tor stoc k, good stick ranch. 7i)
bearing fruit trees. Price foi,'2. Will sell
stock and crops to purchaser if he desires.
No.!'. Hil acres l m iles cast, ff Oregon City ;
(it) acres in cultivation, 5 acres in orchard,
good lions" and barn, remaining land
easily clear- d. Price $2,5au, half down.
No. hi. 15D acres, more or less, 11 miles
from Oregon c'itv, iH'i miles to Portland.
Ji acres in cultivation, loo ninn; easily
cleared, all under fence, good house, good
land and plenty of water, sciioo house and
church 1 mile away, month hixil in
vear. Terms easy, l,i5e.
N'n.'ll.-1'W or ltl acres oir of the north of the
Fra m's claim, 1 miles from Oregon City,
open brush land, all easily cleared, living
water, good mill power, at $10 er acre ;
terms easy.
No. li Jacob Johnson's homestead, . near
Oregon City : lit acres.
No. 1:1. Th fornn r residence of W. W. P.uek
and six lots ; $--',5iii.
No. II. Wiley May's block, ail in cultivation,
vith house an I barn; f.-0.
No. 15.. J.I. Allison's farm, 2Ji) acres, 75 in
cu ii ivation, :i in orchard, good farm house,
barn and out buildings: $1!HK, half down.
No. HI. lif) acres, flat meadow land, i) miles
trom Oregon City, mo acres in cultivation,
good lions.'' and barn, orchard, running
water, price .?5tNX.
No. 17. 171 acres, S mites S of Oregon City, 40
acres in cultivation, 1 acres orchard, 10
tons old hay, log house, i barns, good wa
ter, team, wagon and harness, cow ae.d
calf, all farming imrlem-mts, household
furniture; price !ind, PfHldown.
No. I. '-" acres, all und r t.-nce, 12 miles
miles from Oregon City, 10 in cult ivation,
H in orchar J, eood house and barn ; price
SJO00.
No. 10. Orin Cutting farm, SKI acres, UO in
cultivation. 5-i more re;,.y to p!ow, good
housp and barn, pi acres in' orchard : rice
Also );5 acres, -J5 in ciiliivatiori.no
house or b;rn,5)i at res i-asil v cleared : HKKi
t I It In i t inc. i l.li. t.'iM-il.iu w. ...... .i
CiilllltV in II' St.ltl'
j sf.
Any one having money toIenJonn hnveour
! serv ices, lr -e ,i chnr-'e. in mana ie- th.. I
.
Ic.ll.liTOtl.l l.nllt I
! " I'-r-ms untin? V , i.-.rrow money can get
tavoraij e lerms v cj. i ri.r o
.TOKXSOX Ait-COW.V. ami
.!OHS(), ytrt V. tv M HCM.
unices sn UregoiiCily and l'ortland.
Xow 1-'. 1:73 if
m iKA
SM&SZZ
AS THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Its competitors receiving only an award for some special feature of their machineSt
fie forlil-wwJ Mas Ms Mw lacMae
Has Dnlimlted Capacity to do all Kinds of Family Sewing and Manufacturing,
ITS PATENT AUTOMATIC "CUT CFF" en the kaad ulictl in events the ma
cliine from rujj:ti:i l:u k nurtls, cml obviate t lie necessity u( ialAu tlie irork
from Ike nutciiiic to vi;td tl:rc:icl ;n the I.-abhins, uhidi iiui..;t lie dene with all
other Sewing' 'lacliiues, to the srreat aiiyoratic - f the onerattir, csnetially iu
tucking', liemiiii.il ?r ami i-ttf-Iiiiir- It tlors o::o-i":irl more work in a given leugtii
of time than any other Sewing i!iacl:'.::c.
WITH EVERY. MOTION of tho TOOT the IJACIIIM: 2IAKES SIX STITCHES.
It requires 1:0 special i:islr;:c'ilt::s to use it; a:: liitil rated Direction Book is
furnished with each nadi'ii:1.
IT CANNOT GET OUT OF CFLDE'a, f.::D TuZ f.D JUSTKCP.TS AF.E: 4CSOLUTELY PERFECT.
I A properly executed (Vi'1'fp-..te is f.iriiir.iseJ ui'.h catii v.nx-Line, guaranteeing
Ito keep it iu repair, five cf char;'. in- live- years. "Machines sold ou easy
terms cf payment, and dcl.'vcrc.l. f: t :; ti charge, at auy Kuiiroad Depot iu the
United States v.iicra we hat e i:j
Send for Illustrated Clcro. -C-Agents "Wanted.
' pttrticu.la.rsi acidrcsss
vizio:: zzttuzs iaghine co.
r, NEW Y0B.K; UZ7 CRLE1N:, LA.; CIUCGO, iLL.t or SAIi FRANCISCO, CAL.
Ol-m SCHnAm, igcnt, Oregon City.
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Established 0 355.
G. W. WALLING & M, PSOPRSETORS,
T. A. 1SACOX
7'. llO'A AKl) :
MACK ItlMSHV, .III
AM orders left with tho
promptly villod.
SEND A CATALOGUE
Fruit ami Oruainrntal Troes,
L -Hits. Shnilis aiul Koscs cuUlvi.v;!
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J. EUTDE
SLAION. SPJIINGEH CO.,
Mnnufaotun rs and Ili-.-ili-rs in
Iiai'YirtiT5 ..ml Jobbers of
German, French and flngiish IVindowCSass,
S.LSIl WtUIUTS. rKDS ,M) Pl'LLEYS,
41 FKONT TK:KT, - poktlaau, oux.
docl.l'77-ly. KTCrdTs froni Uio Country vroinjitly filUU
NEW F B R PJ1
FELLGWS a HARDIHG,
At Th
L1NCOLX 3 3 AK K I v V
I 'EAIiEltf J.V
FIRST CLASS GROrElUES & rU0VlSl.S.
"tJilDIU'CK TAKIiX 1'IIOM l'AUM K11.S IN
.4. e.jli.'iri-;o InrGroccric?.
SELECT TEAS, CQFFEE A?JD SPiCLS.
A spl'-nditl asortiiicnt of
Fresh Crackers and Chccso.
I'UUEIGX i IilESTH' IKLTTS.
Ami fi full variety of tockIs usually kc't in a
lirst -class CJroo-ry .stort-.
AVc invito tlio oilizensof Or:'on City, Cano
iiihIi aiul vicinity to jriw us a cail, ami it Kil.
tlon't iiiv you as many ami as rnoi! a nna!i!y
of koikIs for your nionoy as you can obtain
cls"wiicri', ln will k-avc town.
u"Vp li-livi'r ioods to all rart.s of tlio City
ami CaiK'inah !ri-ioi clm rir
Oregon v "it y, March 1, ISTT-lf.
GHR1S. ZAUESEB,
1)1 : POT SALOON,
riiiosile the ILailron d Iei ot.
KKKPSTHK UIJST KKKIC AXi) CiA S
in the City. iivo him a call. i.v
CONOMIZE!
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AND
lXUhSTJlUTJU,
CEMTEHH1AL EXPOSITION ?876.
ohi:uo. cm .
.HOH.MtU'S itIH,IM
.llULAMil.
above namqd persons w'H bo
AM) PRICE LIST I
Evorgi i'tiis, (Jrae Vim's, Small
s.v.tl IVri'ale al'Jhis Nursery.
ii. Y. WALLS NG k SON.
I;i:rat!.in fTnl ! TTatr!i :n 11. o Vnrl.ct f.-rTradinij
:.n.-luL i a ciimiHisr.i.'Ti uftilhr-r Bi-I..i!, S" i liitt-.y ro-
l::nl itC.;..i-iit cU'li i-t ti.d.t!-f
t-i;' e. fx- i-i L by a c -mii;il t-i,
a-!:-l i - is : : i-r Miii-:':c-.' f--rt:..ni
k :..-wn. A'.U.il AS !lKMI..SV.
K.l'AS"!y. I Ai.ei i :tA! -
T-i i i i v iM.i, vi : o:i h
i;im: ii ns, ii.r;i :v; . a - ;
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If, COLD VATtil THAT
',H COSTJ f.-o.n E
:j tn
ii . uiy.i ;i v ..: !i (i r - -i. r n i: prt.i
wttii rn ck'-r; nt e in attr.cf.-
J- 1 'iii-ivT, i o i I. .4. . ri.i-. stciir'
c n?"l in ": :.t.u!'..i i.'i iL , uici ;ii.rr
i;n-es uiie'( ncr-uraip t: is ft:u'.t t' l.
-il --ivt-s iti:t:;1 Flsf.ic'.M'V.. V c 1
t hi'in l-y Miiil t Fr-r"". "i rTi:-! nt
Xt any I' irt tf iho i'fniitrv. or ii wili La
wi.t i . I. when ti e customer d"ir''S
TT'il ri'mii- fn nti nrtvHirr. Tf:si Fi""i:i-
II I NS wi-ih ab'iut F'.ftv Ton nvw p. irnt,
jiTi'l :'n' s:iTTit i:ttrern tn I'irc pc'nt wem 1
cp-t !. Wh thesp C'wiinw at f-iactu
poll tho Watch nrnl t'h.un f-r ent tr V nil in n.
T'lckact, tnst-Tui!. t-iauv Pest OflVe n tf FnitP'1 Stales.
Wo Sell the WaU'h without ino Chaiti for SIO.
O, CO., CUntoa Place, & 7o. H Kititli Street, N.Y
CHARGE OF BASE !
REMOVED TO
ODD FELLOWS' GUILDfKG I
T- A. BACON,
(Siccc-r to li M.OW A Fl'LLKMi,
IH-a-lu- in
GROGEhiES flKD'Pnt-YlSICKS.
SELECTED TEAS
COFFEE,
ami SPICES,
DUTTETi AFiD CHEESE,
iiKEiii ) mmm nans,
Ami a full vari"fy of (iootls usually kept in si
tirst -class (iroovry Stor'.
Conn- one, com"- nil, ami examine our Mot .. .
I can Pi-ll as cheap ami furrtisli us giii! an
article as any lions in town.
'I'. A. IJACO.W
Oregon City, August. -2- lK7fi.-tf.
WM. KMCIIT.
HWI. KMU1IT.
KNIGHT BROS.,
CAxnv,
OHEdOX.
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sizivc;i.i:s, (Kimt pikts, okckek.
I US, tUTlll(i, HOOTS. SHOKS,
IIAKDH'.t II K,
Ami ovf rj tliinjr nally kept in a. iouii.
try Kti.
. We iivi1 th pHhlie to c:l 1 1 a ml e ;i ini lie
our sio'-k bef..re truinir to reeui City or Port
land, as ne are selling as cheap as any houso
in t he State, ( omerifui if'-t mr pr:c-s.
Thos-iiKlebteil to t li linn will please cull
ami . rf 1" innu'-diatcly, aiul sale costs,
novs-tf kx;ght 1JUOS.
LUMBER LUMBER!
OliJi?. Out I inr,
Irll I.I IMUltM Till; rCP.IiIO 7 jIAT
(: h; pTirchase.) P.isbv t Cuttir.j? I saw
mill.eiht mip s -not of Ureon City, ai Jthat
li is r par- ii to furnish
IZ AHO CEOAR LUMBER,
I
of e vrv ip-scripl ion -it iow rates.
!:!. li-iviiiujr, llustic. Water Viro, J'cnco
I'd-: , el.-.
K.Io'iri M.(-r . nt i (ir'tinn Citv, via
Keep si. . ply Puaibt r, of ail ki nds, n : a &
on i.arul. Oct. 2a, Ti ll
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