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LAFAYETTE
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$ materials for a
FURNITURE
—
fe to be written by
STORE!
wife. H íb Bnowy- <
IAY, DECEMBER 2, 1887.
.
»i
white
I whifilfers are as What an Elegant Assortment of
were hia lilonde HOLIDAY GOODS, ¿aid a beauti
e 'C alifornia & O regon .
,'S when he stole the ful lady in front of our show window.
In speaking of the completion of heart of pretty (Jessie Benton in She was quite right; and we want
to say to you right now:
tho gap between the Oregon & Cali spite ot her father's proteste.
fornia and the California & Oregon,
The vote on Ifcens.- or no license
soon to’ be accomplished the San
W. I. WESTERFIELD, Prop.
in
the -county in which Atlanta,
Francisco Examiner has this to say:
In
and
take
a
look
at
it.
Examine'
Georgia,
is
located,
on
Saturday
Sçz . *■'.
Tlie completion of the tunnel l>e-
everything carefully, and before you Keeps constantly on hand a fine assort
tween Coles and Ashland closes the last resulted in favor of license by a buy make sure th^t you are getting ment of Furniture of every description.
majority of 1120.
just what you want, and at the right Antique Bedroom sets.
last gap in the line of rail from
Walnut Center tables,
pried.' ' It is a pleasure to us to show
Portland to San Francisco. There
The national house of representa goods. Come in
Folding B«*d lounges, •
Hprlng' Mattresses,
is an unbroken band of steel now tives which meets next Monday
Extension Tables,
along the whole Pacific Coast of the will consist of M7 democrats, 154
N urse Rockers,
United States from San Diego to republicans and four independents.
Puget Sound. This completes the
Colonel A. T. Babbit is the cattle Over everything carefully. • Wo
OBT AXTBS,
circle- of our frontier communica
have no old goods on hand, and can
king of Wyoming. He owns 60,- guarantee a satisfactory and sub- Picture Frames,
tions. ’ A tourist can start’toow from
Mouldings,
000 head of stock an<|^gases about stantiar bargain to all who favor us
Small Parlor stands,
San Francisco, or Boston, or New
/
100,000 acres of grazing land.
with a call. It io*
Wall Brackets,
Orleans, go by rail completely
Comb Cases,
g- ■
Mirrors, Etc.
aroupd the country, just inside the
A statute of President Garfield
By coming in and examining my stock
boundaries, and come back to the was unveiled, with appropriate
and prices, you will soon be convinced that
ceremonies, in Cincinnati yesterday. That yott ean. atwiiyB'ftnii just What f am seltiug Cheaper than any other
place of beginning.
¡X-,
house in this county. I paid CASH
; The most interesting question
DOWN for my entire stock, and intend to
For the first time since the re you want at your own price.
here is whether the now route will
sell for cash, on a very close profit.......
formation^ tond^ has elected a
I will be glad to liave you call and ex
help San Francisco more, or Port
amine my stock and prices before you
Roman Catholic as lord mayor.
land, or neither. Our own opinion
McMinnville,, Or. make your purchases.
2-tf
W. I. W ebtebheld .
CLUBBING RATES, ii
I?-
is that it will-help both. The chief
weakness of the San Francisco mer We have made arrangemonta witl| tlie
BOOTS, SHOES,
cantile mind is timidity. The attrac New York World puhlhthcra, whereby we
can
furnish
the
R
ioutek
,
the
Weçkly
tions of a probable customer are
k
lost in the terrors of a i>ossible rival. World and any oné1 of three’ valuable
GO
Jxxika for $2.50. Tlie books are tlie “Hut-
jptK-’v-
Portland, for some years, has held a tory of the United States,'’ “History of
I I I l [)
, certain position as a jobbing center. England,” and “Éverylxxly’s Guide.”
H ot .merchants have ‘Deen able to Price of each book alono is $2.00. The
/ '
obtain favorable rates over the R boisteb will keep abreast of tho times,
b
■«t
cz>
Northern Pacific as well as good tho coming yAr. It is our intention to
enlarge and otherwise improve our a!
. terms from Eastern importers and ready popular paper on or liefore January
mannfacturers. They have found 1, 1888. Our, subscription list is increas
For Fail and Winter Wear,
—AT—
it possible to do a considerable ing constantly’;-mid Ute future tor ti e
Kaeps constantly oa hand all kinds of
.4
wholesale business with towns situ R xoibteb is bright. Présent subscriliers
ated some distance out on the rail- can take advantage of tho above very li- ' Shelf Hardware, Carpenters’ Tools,
beral oflor by payihg all arrears and $2.50
After you have examined elsewhere,
•roads. Consequently, some San for the U boistbb , World and choice of
>:■
Saws, Axes and Axe Hand-
Cali and sen ns.
We will sell you Bet
ter Boots anil Shoes than you can buy
Francisco dealers have been afruid books for the year to come. You can get
; les, Grubbing Hoes,
i-
in Yamhill County for less money. If
• ‘ that with the completion of -the a sample copy of the World by sending
von are in the habit ot going to Portland or
Shovels,
California and Oregon, Portland ÿour addess to the polàtslu-rs, and you -
elsewhere
can woe the books by calling s 11his office.
Spades, Rope, Well
.
With Youl* Ca3h, Try Us,
-
would creep up on their territory.
Theso rates apply only to casln'nail sub
And see if you cannot gave money "by
Buckets,
Grindstones,
Cow
There is no reason for any mer- scribers, to those who pay a full year in
trading at home.
oliant of this city to look upon Port advance, and will close promptly on Jan Balls, Belts of all kinds, Cottage
Harris & Honey.'
" — MaawM^i i a t i M t t i.-T J~ ■
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land’s competition ‘ with anything uary 1, 1888.
Barometers,
AFFLETONS'
but good-will. Nothing can shake ^Monoy to loan on improved farming
Nails, Halter Chains, All
Sun-Francisco’s position as the me- lands, from one to five years time in sums’
tropolis of tho coast. Trade will to suit. F emtok a F enton , Lafayette, Or. kinds of Door and Pad Locks and
the well-known Morri
. naturally come lterc, because it can
SIW TO.U4Ï.
son Plows.
”
dot only find some things at fair
---- —----- .-------- — - ifr-“
prices, Ils it can in Portland, but
Aino keep« a full lino of
Notice for Publication«' -
• because it can find everything it
THE ONLY NATIONAL STANDARD.
L and Otri«« at Osmo. <r»,i
--------- Wants. Thero maybe a.number of
Oregyn.Nov. SSth, ns;, f
great cities in a given territory, but Nolico 1« hereby given Stint the following-
named «etiler haa filed noll -e of hl» intention to Before purchasing elsewhere, give me a Containing Over Twenty Tltoit-
tijere e&n be only one metropolis.
make Unni.prod! in «tipport of hia olaini, hik I
call and learn my prices.
, Band Articles on Promln-
that
p.-oof will be made before tin-ronntv
San Francisco may expect a large ludg. Mid
or dark of Yarnh II omniy, Oregon, at
¿ftt People.
7
A. B. Westerfield.
t
Oregon, on Saturday, January Itili,
part of the trade of the Northwest. Lafay.tte,
*88«, vtii .
Whht I’prtland will lose in that di-
ChM. 0. Chandler.
lln« standard work is the only National
hutneaiead entry, No. fi*0s for the N W 1 ot
"rection, she will gain in others. She notion
Cyclopaedia of Biography in this country,
14. T A 8, U 7 W Willamette Mr-rhlUn.
lie »tret th. following wltnm-mm to proto
and is worthy to rank with the great na
will bo in direct communication
bl. ooutinnoua rMUeuo. upon, and vulilyatl -n
tional works of its kindjn the Old World,
with the current of Eastern capital .nf, ala lapd, visi r
now being published in England, Ger-
Gen. F fendali, Theodore Aiiltmyre, Ed.
maity, and Belgium.
und immigration that is settling in Fend.il and Phil. Fendali, all ef Willamina, I*.
No name eminent in literature, art,
to California. There will naturally "0., Yamhill county, Oregon.
music, science or invention will bo omitt
W. T> HURNEY,
e
Regi.ier.
ed.
be an overffow, and Oregon and her 17 fit
chief city will receive the benefit.
Sold only by subscription.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Í--
If the California and Oregon were Nolic, i. haratiy given that th. a-deraigned
W. W. BECK
an independent line there would be I brhnean Jenaen, aonttuMrator of the eatate of
14-
Soliciting Agent.
N. P.tar N«l«>n, ¿mated, baa Sled bln dual
anotlior advantage on both sides uooonnt cf hla admliila’ralion ot m |.| ertale in
the county court of Yanthl'i county, Oregon,
which is lacking as it is. It would and
R. P. UNGERMAN,
Mid court haa fixed Tuesday, January 3.1,
1SHS,
th. hour of two o'ulock In the afternoon
serve as a cftnductor of Cbnqxitition of aald at day,
as jubt received a large and
at th. eoantv court room nt l.nfay
BY FOL RS,-RIGHT
wtllseletted stock of Sloven and Tin JWzaEl
- MARCH !.to T. C.
between the transcontinental roads. ette. Oregon, a. the Uute and place lor hearing
ware, and proposes to sell cheaper than any
the earn..
knaKiaSb
Steplibiis’ new Jewel
Its managers will take good care Therefor, all pera iua bt.r.ated hi Mid ra house In the county. Every thmgafcept on hand, ry Store five doors
North of the Drug
tale are hereby notified and raqnlred to »pponr and repairing done satisfactorly, and without
_2 now not to help tho Northern Pa at Mia time and plat, and ahow canoe if any ds lay.
Store and Poetoftice, LaFayette; and",
get a flrat-elsM wnten, clock, Jewelry
Sept.», I-f.
.«tet. be not fi ally «-tiled.
cific tirinterfere with the Central in th.ra be why Mid CHRISTIAN
JKNHEN,
L afayette , -
O regon . or spectacles, at an unprecedented low
Admfniatratoi of raid Kalat.',
~ tlie overland traffic from California.
rate and, wbsre you will find at all
K inton di Fnirroir,
times a large assortment of goods of
But with their most conscientious
te.
Attorntya for Eatate.
«Tit
tbe best quality in my line of busi
Efforts they will find it impossible to
ness.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Watotes, Clbcks A Jewelry repair
|
BUppreks entirely the facilities their
ing a st>ecialty—and all work war
-DEALER IS—
M •
lljw would natm-.i * girs for this N o U m I» hereb
ranted.
■limliiiotmtor of I
T. C. 8TEPHEN3.
5-.'.Bort ofcdnipetitinii.
•
June, 24. ’8?.
J. D. CM,
G ebe ^ l M e ^ ghaedise
Do Come
BOOTS & SHOES
Here
Geo. W Burt,
-OWilliaa^ and Hibbs.^-
n
The Only First Class
i»
| serons i|
THE COUNTY SEAT
A. B. Westerfield, Prop.
Go to NEWBERG
MOORE BROS’ DRUfi STORE
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
Fresh, Clean and Pure Drugs,-
TOILET ARTICLE'S.
Painto and Oils
DAYTONBOOT & SHOE
m
Shot and Powder.
■ THE WEEKLY HERALD.
E^ì
hnlilliirj--Altoiiioi!
B
J. Mattey .
DRY GOODS!
inlnietretioo nf at
of Yamhill countj
fired Tnedeay, Jr
Th»- split in th« ranks ot' the m«l-
fraternity uf' tlie stati« rceulting •»■tu A.ÍMMM
place ot bearteli
,
in ttw^fstabiiihment ot a second- Th-refera ail M
ar. hereby nofn
m-ditialjETi
will aK. • ult in [ , Mid
t-m, and piar
b. why said «tot
’
tjw eatabUshin u: ota nr» ■ V
i Tito JÜMfmtfan says: T
I t<>
•. M '
S<
interested in the new medical school
Neüce of J
uoiaprutu the ijUUJh of th c Ming
j ÍloepMáU^^(k .. VjotiBiifM land G.«y
NoUentah.Mby
Bak.r, (
Samaritan), thus givung to ...t CniH.rtn.
J»teU Hnker, d«<
,
Kb
clinica1 and practEZ The old school
establish a
church, to
inaily be-
d in the
'■ • 4
/
G.H. WESTERFIELD,
—AMD—
. Practical Horseshoer, -
*
. Highest possible prices paid
for ^11 kinds of furai proda««.
Lafayette
count of bar adtoina
..id co«',. ^“¿.7
•t th. hoar of .n.
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
T. B NELSON. Proprietor.
Hae ^rauirntljr toratod in Lnlayatu, 0.-.
Deseased Feet Cured, Interfering
Forging and Knee .Hitting
Stopped.
a**Atl Work warranted to give SatUfietlon.
Khrteen years practice at horseshoeing
10
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Cyclopaedia of American
Biography.
H
U Jb.covrt
kttdM
»
ma court .uu
...
- Oregon |
out of tbe county court of the «ta w,„ember
.„.v.^nieo.,
to 10th
imh day
lor
Yamli ill Co., on tbe
d«l of Norember
A. D. 18*7, upon » judgment dul ,( «id court in
docketed iu the olerk« jHice ol —- tJ lf87,
■aid county, on tbe 5tb day «tJ“1,’- .n.i W ¿
’
in lavorot J. C. Bralv Clark Braly, »nd W. D
D
McDonald, Jr., partner» In huaineae «1 Mr-
Miunvil 0. Oregon, under the firm nrato ol the
Yamhill Couuly Bank, plaint)««, »nd again» . J.
DeLap »nJ J. F. Wright, aefend.nl«, for the
•urn of $2to w th interest thereon frotu ApriLll,
1«87, at 10 per eent. per annum, and »•!•> attor
neys fee andS19,3O damage, and c-ala. andto
me duly directed a nd detu e ,-ed, I did on the 11 lb
dav of November, lel>7 duly aei«« and
on’the following described real property of the
defendant J- F, Wright hereti fure alUched, to-
DRY GOODS,
Parlor, Office and Dining
A'
I BV oVd^o^’coít.fK^cí;
RY VIRTUE of.«¡J «
00tuft
b. t drralt
Court or
orti,.
i,BOed ont
of tbe
lrtuil court
the StuS
Orogon lor Multnomah County, on lb. MffiB
Uro«I
, A D 18tJi
iudgm.^«
eurolied and docketed in lit. cferVa
tari court, in »aid countr, ou tips 2btk jS
——— DEALER IN---------
, September A D. 18S7 in favor of Jacob
.
uer, PlHintiff, and agaiuat John Bax, DefeiB
for the sum ot Four thousand three hnndrefM
teen and 20-11K) ($4313.21) dollar« and iuB
from
Sept.20,1887,at ten per ceut.per nunu«J
1
— West Chebalem, Ortgou,:—
th« furtiier sum of One hundred dollars
and the further sum of Forty and 80 loo (£■
i
— :o5
dulkrs costs, and to roe duly directed ajjfl
livered, I did on the 2d day of November
Wishes to iuforin the people of
1887, 8«izo and levy npoT the follo wing I
w ri bed teal txtate belonging to Juhajl
West Chehalem, and vicinity,
above named defendant, to wit.
|
that he keeps on hand, a com
Tract No 1 Being a part of the W. T,$|
by
Donal
ion
I^and
Clain.
No.
53,
T
4
O
W
The
same
being
a
part
of
the
east
half
of
the
plete stock of
donation land claim of A K. Wright and wtfe. West of the Willamette Meridan. CommiJ
claim No. 30. notification 1378, in 1 3 8, R 4 W, at an oak sapling markedA*. J. 8. Theu<*«fl
T38.K3W’,in Yamhillcouuty.Oregon,and known 814 degrees East Seventeen roda and tw«9
and particularly kaoribed mb lote 3 tad 4. aa eet to the East boundary of said lot in the YaJ
apart to Jl|n F. Wwirhl and Natfan Wright river to E. T. Warren’s lina. Thence i|
UR0CERIL8. BATS. CAPS,
by a decree In a partition wit wbe ein John b, above described sapling South 7 dagreerfl
Wright and other» were plalntiffi» and A. K. Niue rods, one foot «.nd six inchea to a fl
Wright and ether» were defen anti. _l.ot 4 Thenci* South 811 degrees Eant to thè Eafl
at the »outhweet cower of ot No. in the river, Thence North Kight rods to fl
|
and TIN WAKE. In faet every commencing
4 on tbe west liue of the east half of m M claim in the river containing 9 7 Tt'O acres.
No. 2. Also connnencing h stara
thing usually found in a country No. 39; thence north 65 degrees eastU 25 chain« W. Tract
T Newby’s West Hue 10 chains and 75fl
thence north 60 degree* eae| 96
store; which he proposes to sell north 4.5» chain»; tbeuch jMtb U) degree« North of the said W, T. Newby’s Sonthfl
we»t 93 chain»; thence eouih 65 drgreee weat 12 corner» Thence East 6 chains and 34 'iukitt
as cheap as can be bought in chai
os; thence south to the place vf beginning stake, Thence North* 6 chains, Tlience Wu
chains and 32'links', Xhence South 0 chain
Yambill County. B®»IIighcst containing 39 41-100 acres.
place of beginning ^containing 8 91-100 i
market price paid for produce. Now therefore on
more or le»1«.
w v
Saturday, the 17» 0»» »1 Oecaiaber. 1887.
Tract No. 3. Also being sitante in Yau
He has also two farms for sale, on reason at tlie hour of one.o’c’.ock p. m., r t tbe court
County.
Oregon,
Snd immediately .joining
able terms, also, stock of goods and buildings, bouse door iu Lafayette. In Mid county. I will
also | acre of ground. .For further particulars ■ell at public auction, tbe above described real above d< scribed ’lot, and lying immed^
.
West
of
the
ffcme,
and cojnmeuci.nf at the 8
call ou the undersigned at bi* store.
estate of tmld Defendants to tlie liigheet bidder corner of landsj|ee<)cd to F. ÜLtrriffith by
J. D. C abtkk , West Chehalam,
for cash in hand. to satisfy said judgment, costs Morton Thence North 32 rod*. Tient,*« W'|
Yumhill County, Oregon.
and acCrning ccsla.
rods, Thenc<i._8outfi 32 rods. Thence East to
Dated this 17th day nf Novembet, 1887.
place of beginning and containing 6 acreai
T. J. IIAKH18,
R. B. HIBBS.
O. E. W1ILIAM8,
12£ rodSjinore cr less,
]j>.5t
8lietifi of Yamhill County, Or.
YhcfNo. 4. Commencing nt |be Soutbj
_____ i_______■
_________ __________ • corner of L Hembree’s tract at I stone 8 x
16 inches, Thence running Netì li 40.76 cbi
Sheriff’s Sale.
Thence East J7 3s chains, Thfl Le Houtiií
chains tea stake in center of Mjil F ditch. Th«
' iY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND AN OR 57j degWes Eas along said^Jit ch 8.50 ch«
der of the court and an execution duly Thence JSouth (1.35 chains, hence
__ West
__ I
MERCHANT TAILORS.
isHiwd out of the circuit court of the State of cba ns Thence .South 20 rods, Thence Weetfl
Ordgon for Yamhill county, on the 31st day of 65 chains to piace of beginning containing■
October, A. D. 1887, upon a Judgment duly en 55-100 aqreflreÂjtuate in/T 4 8, it 4 West Yagfl
rolled and docketed in the clerk’s office of said County, Oregon,
. fl .
■
Tailoring Establishment in the County. court in said county, on the 7th day of May, A.
Tract No. 6. Being a part of the DoiuHfl
lyi^Good work and low prices.J? D„ 18^7. in fav< r of W. J. Vanschuyvei A Co, Land Claim of M. Malone, Lying iu T 4 8,fl
and against John A. Cain fur the sum ot two West, bouuded and described as follows, lowfl
aufLeighty one ($2.81) dollars with-Ri Ccmmencing one hundred yards North of fl
M’MINNVfLLE, - - QREGON. hundred
te rest thereon from May 21st 1887 at the rate of south-tefst corner of section 10 at a fir suplingl
./ulv 22-87,
-------
8 per cent, per annum and tho further sum of inches in diameter; Thence tunning Noritefl
$52 attorney s fees and $13.20 costa," and to md th« West, liu£
duly directed ar d delivered I did on the 10th stake, rl hpffi^'F^f^Wyïitds fit’» sfqke, Tli^fl
day of November, A. I)., 1887, duly levy upon South 200 yards, 'I hence West 205 yar<hl
tho following described real property, to-wit:
— WILL NOT—
olaee of beginning containing ten actes silutfl
A certain piece of ground in VLo town of in Yainhili County, Oregon.
“T
Sheridan, Yamhi I County, Oregon. Beginning
Tract No. 0. Beginning at the No th w J
at tho no-rthwet-t'corm r of lol (4) four in block corner of J. R.
l<*4
4hence
iim
rifl
This year, but
owe fl) «nd running on Hie west fine of said Tot South 17 rods and 10 feet, Tlience East 9 roefl
eighteen (18) feet south; thence east parallel Thence South 12 feet, Thence Weal h igfl
with the street forty one and one-half feet
Thence South 3 rods, Thenctf West 9 rofl
Is there wtth a full line of
thence north eighteen‘feet (18); thence west • Thence North 26 rodi to Sax A Bang«suer a »fl
forty o*ue and cue-half feci (41^)10 the place race, Thence along said race to place of btefl
of beginning.
ning containing I 74 1 00 acre« more uriqj
Now therefore, by virtue Of said .execution, Situate in Sections 19 and 17 in *T | ft, B 4 O
And Family Medicines. Also
on.
being apart of the Donation Land Claim fl
Saturday, the 17th day of Dec.. A. D., 1887, Solomon Berry in Yamhill County, Oregon. 1
Tract No. 7, Connuencin at the aouth-gj
A v full
_ _ line of Machine Oils of all Grades and At ill ■ liciir ol .,M
luO<. P. I»., st,the Court
Huusti- ilnur, lk LfcHyette, in said bounty and comer of a piece of land deeded by WiHhnn jfl
PrioM
Prices to suit the tknes.
times.__ •
state, 1 Will seil at nublic^ction the above de- Catherine Morton to Win, Motton, on the ««¡fl
s< rihie4*real property of sajj defendant to the line of the boundary of Solomon Berry, Tlieufl
ÍBfy.aaiJ
Cannot be obtaiifbd cheaper outside of Portland highest bidder for cash to
My.«id judgntent
judgment running north 20 rods 2| feet, Thence weMfl
rodi/, tlience south 20 roda 21 feet^. thence ewflfl
costs Vid accruing cost#.
i
than we sell for. Give ua $MiL
rods to the place of beginning containing ofl
6 58tf
MOORE BROS.
DatetF November 12lh,'g. 71.
acre, situate in T *> 8, R 4 west in Yamifl
HARRIS, t
|
15>jt
•
* SheriffotJamhilLconnty.’Or. County, Oregon. .
Tract No. d . Commen.iag ata point
cL»ins north of W. T. Newby’s south vfl
T- -ner. T 4 S, R 4 west, W.fl, xher.ee iiorUl
Sheriff’s SBhs
lofeet to a stake. Thenc^East 6,13 chkkfl
7’henee south l'.)5| leet to a Hake, Thence «ira
Y VIBTUE AMO AOTfiOWTV of an y links. Thènce North 1.83 chains, ThtiMg
Execution and a decree o;f foredestireumd ; west 6 chains to place of beginning«
i
order of sale duly issued out of the Qucuit
'Tract No. 9. Beginning at the south-
Court of the State? of Oregon, for Ymnliill
pl comer of the parcel of land deeded to W.JM
The citizehs of Dayton and vi County, on the 1 Jth dav of OeUfehw A . D. DU7, ■ ‘ ton Uy William and Catherine Morfon onofl
a judgment duly enrolled and d<fcktied, in
l“ south line ol the Donation Land Claim of 8^3
cinity are hereby infohned that upon
the clerk’s office of said court, in saiil couuty, I » j ni n Ferry, Thence uoith 20 rods 2H feitl
the 27th dav of September yL l> 1*87, in " Thence west 6 rods and 12 feet,Thence southfl
the undersigned^1nnr~opened a on
favor of R. P. Gates and against Goorjze Wil
feet. Thencn east «.rods and 12 feet ofl
new Boot and Shoe Shop, at the liarns for the sum of three In.ridnj ami forty ! rod.i2|
ii»i >ing 1.32 rods more or less. ’
I
eight
($348) dollar» U. S gold coirK w»th inter . Tract No. 10. The ea«t half of the norfl
above named place, fttid is pre eet from
September 27,1*87 at tluVraio of ten
quarter of the north-east quarter ot sectlfl
pared to do all kinds o’ Boot and per cent, per annum, and'$50 special attorneys ! 4 we<t
in T 4 S, R 4 west, being part ot the landfl
fee, and the further »uni of $2(1.35 ilainages and , Not 6611, Certiticatç No. 3437 assigned 4M
Bhoeund Harness repairing at the co
“te, ar d to me duly directed and ijelivcjed, I 1
N.
B. Bean, and more particularly on the BJÜ1
most reasonable rates.
did on the 22d day of,t)ct., 1887. duliK seize ami | N. Ih Bean land on the east half of said noti!
npjn the follow lug described ri al prem ration, not already deeded to John Wardle W
Boots and Shoes of any style levy
ises, to wit:
\
4, T 4 8, R 4 west, all in YaiuUiff
and description, made to order at Commencing at 24 feet fi > qi the ^‘.Jrfh wost ! 1 section
C unity, Oregon,
prices to suit the times.
comer of Lot 2 in RlooK 14.-fir thr’ town nf ttf- '.
N.0, " • n6,nK a P*rt of the DonatM
fayette, Yamhill County, Oregon, iheuf« along Laud Claim ot Holohon Berry and known aad
g@”All work warranted.
tlie North 1 ne ci raid lot 27 feet, Tueui4 South- 1 port of that portion of said land data converti
C. F. KIPPAX.
erly paial'el with Enst line of -,irt l.,t ili*-1--c' bv W¡Ilium Morton and wife to James K. fl
to the South line of «aid lol, Tlieiii-e tlreterly Wastera and more particularly deacribed as 13l
»long tlie Sooth line 27 f< t, Thence N. theify I '■ws, t-wit: Beginning at the aouth-vfl
cut 11 »r of said land of said Janus £. LeMaateiU
100 feo.^P the p'aee of H-giimtng.
•
Th. nee north 683 feet to a stake, thence aoofl
Now therefore by virtue of raid exec btimi. on
198 feet to a stane, Thence south 153
Sirtimkl lb* Tenth da, cf December,51 W
i ' itAàk xflnce west 1444 feet to a alalfl
IxDirsMDixT I n P olitics ,*
at the hour
bonr of one o'clock
o’clock p. in.,
in,, at 1 he court
b «fl feei to a stake, Thsnce w«t
flace of beginning,
hmiao door th Lafayette, to aaitl connt . i will r. kith
Tr.icO
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sell at public auction,
the
above
dea^r j-'bcfi-rral
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cor.
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Published at Dayton, Or., by M. M. Ban- < estate
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of «aid Defendant, to he hlghe >t bidil--,
Oex mill lot, Theace North 58h
a for
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cash
in . hand,
to M$isfy said j idgme T - •£ i i egreeH
:.W0 chains to a staae on the oaat
nlbter, is the Cheapest paper in
IlH' ofl
and accruing costs. 4
lilUiitch, from which a fir 8 inch«
Oregon, as well as one of the
1 t <> lam J
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Dated this 22d day of Ofct,
lfl<
MSB north 26 degrees east 7 linb
di»:4iut,l___ fllorth 684 degrees east 5..32 tn*
.
T. J. liAWlilS
Neatest and Best.
14 5t
iiake, T1 b KKL^_-_
v
v east 5.35 chain
ShtriifTici Yamhill C om I v , Or.
> eon th ____
36Jegrees
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-««»»»trou Savior
ôayiur .and Say,
n’i H ~.between
1 hence
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At-
cnains to the place of . be^lh'
I’ing con^H ÌÀfiÌ" 0 aoreB more or Jess’, tha
All printed at home; published everv Wed
'■ me being | Itata near McMinnville, Oregon,
nesday morning. Ouly ONE DOLLAR per
y virtue and 'W uth irity / of AN
t
Tract
J h L ^.flicffinning at the center of
year.
Execution and a decree . forecl/suremn-1 ’
Saxi #
chains south 62 de-
an order of sale duly f-aued < tCof l/ie Circuit
i’ : s cr eaafl fllflsouth west corner of C. Lf
v‘iJorVll Jl®ction 20, T 4 S, R 4 wert
_ Court ot the State of Or TnrT,~f^ Tainh-Ti~^
SPECIAL OFFER ! !
County, nn the l'Jth day of.October •
2 D. 1837, Willamette! Iwflan, Thence 62 degrees earl
upon a judgment duly eurnlled an f ! docketed along mill ($
to brink of reeer-
Upon receipt of Fifty cents, «»amps or postal in the e’erk’s office of said court jni hid c nn!;- _> < iff Thencl flfli 68 chains
de rrees east along brink
on the 28th day of March a . D '. f ‘T, in HfivÛF ■m r ¡servoir 1 gif haina to the line of Tb'niiii
now, we will Bend.it one year to any
qf Edgar Poppleton, Plaintiff, / tet
>t r l> Ja; Turner’s lan
address. Fix pages: four col
rorth^^ dflyefl
b, ]
w< <ur
and Thompson, f)aHart Ac Co., J J nda
umns to the page.
the sum of two bnndrM and >
‘ > 68 degtipe west 1.83,
fi2 10rt($27
• ./dara u-hh j
¿Ife;,''-
4 *
4. 18.«7 at 8
rent. ;»er ah.
■¡nee of beginning in oen' Jifl
taxetf at 342. li', and to me Jul
* g ore and 30-100 aagpe. .iofl
dellv»fe4, I did on the 22d fl
W Every jer«on Is Tamil ill^connty abonld duhr *|i*e and levy upon
fi'hj
T
he same leingthe tor1 <rf
,
scrihed
real
estate.!-'
wie
7
Lot
y»..,
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take it, Bend for sample copies sad terms to
hurt fyir
a
tw.j certain traete ot
n<t
, in the town of Lafaye^ -
d od.'it i
ageutoVV*
■ ■ Saylor and wife lo; F..X* .
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ADVERTISING ON REASONABLE TCWE. —***
Now theref >e Vy virtue of said execui:
■’ins long nortfrifld
Satvrtla< t < Tenth day of Decernnei. t - jr
Address: "Wortr H erald ,” Dayton, Or.
t .-.jJ west, and adjolyn
e <> <’'hx
<hx kp. r.
’
1«- at the hour of
Tic-rth. and being’te ] 4
house door in i ifayetf;
.¿ire. in bar;
jc > Donation Land cla
ú.
state, I will sell at pu ibHc nuctfvp -
( : cicon, and con tain
NOTICE FOHFLBLICATION. scribed real proper? of said Iref.
highest bidder fcr n sb in hand, ».>,«.
of
execul
L axd O i non at Oncnox C itt , I
judgmei
„ mt. cnMs end
T’..in< co*t-
;
tin; ibHth nay of Decenteer, I8ff
Oregon, Nov. 17th, 1887. f
Datet
teted this 2 W <hy of bit, 1^7
k
l
one
o
’
clock
p.
m.,
at
the\
Nolic« la hereby given that tbe following-
,l,,us^9®r in the town of Latavette ifi c
Sheriff of Yamhill County,'m.
named Mtller liaa tiled aotice of her idea 14-4»
’«1 «11 .iprite I
111
tion to make final proof in rapport of her claim
^«ribed real pn -pertv of Ml
and that Mid pr°»f will be made before the
oonnty judge or oonnty clerk, of TWainook Administrator’s Sale of Real Es Ì ,/i*0 to bigiiest bidder for oui !■] Hi
SjWfy “M jodgirent, rto«U and ao< bid
coontv. at Tillamook, Oregon, on TnesdaLJan-
tate.
ury 10,188s, vhi
tl>ta 6th day of Nov 1887.
(arah Karteat. leramrly Sarah BWyl.lt
0Ti2E " ’-•«Vfton >h»t by virtoe olM
T J HAfilkll
HomretMd .«try No. 4148 for th. N E lg of 8 Xx liMaae and order of rale duly made 2T
Sheriff of Yamhili Ciranty, r r‘
E 4 and Ink. fi-aad 6 of eection SI and W 1 of 8 entered of record on th. 1th ou of Jv-- —
IBS?, by tin comity court of Yamhill c.mu’ latice Of Appointment of ¿ «H
W J of reetton M. T 4 8, H 10 W.
Sb. name, tbe following wltneeeea to prov, Oregon, the undesigned J . B. Lave n afiS*
OH MY!
And Look
F SAUS.
. SHERI»
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Sheriff’s Sale.
NSW TO-ÜÄT.
N
G. H. Westerfield.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
M Wil,on 0A°”’4*;
“d
¡fwiS
7
jaaper Smith, ih. W. Bodyfelt A-D Farmer,
Th. 17» My .f OwMttor. fwJ
and Joordan Foqaa, all ef Hebo. Tillamook
At tee hoar of « m o'clock in th.
Couaty, Oregon.
W. T. BURNKY,
«aid day. Mil at public auction onCTfi
te^t
Begiater.
•ee npowthe term, hereinafter .uJCk-l Ki
lowing deacribed real premireaAjJjS, bi
te
■aid decodent, to wit« On.
acre, off of tbe eaat end of th. donaSVl.
olnhn of Iiacb.1 Matheny «nd .h—i i
particntoly dracribed aa I o H o J i . tMrit^ Bit?
ifT»iSUt»ndUit^<itae*
>
Now is the Time to Look at New
0-00 IDS,
i
ecutor.
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Notice.
s:
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MÇte
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1869
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1887
J. M. Kelty,
LaFayette
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Sobel
a
donation land claims
»UtehnM,
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Ex.«tor ^omédd
Alton»/, tor Sint.
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Th« Lafayette Flouring Mill
ran on full time until further
notice.
8UTTER 4 DANIEL
O.. TtlUmo.
vr”»» tent fX A°?X
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OPriNte PltMt Oifee. W4M1
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