The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889, January 18, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTH® Oregroxi -Register PU6LI8HED EVERY ERID i Y AT m ’ minnville - - - :* ;!'r. ORBGON. Tb« adv« -BY- j FRANK «. HARDING, « «'•I jMrlj SUBSCRIPTION BATES Oa«Oopy.p«r year, iaadraoo«.. G m Copy, ala woatbeln. adrar« “ A GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE,TOR THE PEOPLE, AND BY THE PEOPLE. Entered at the poetoffice at McMinnville Oregon, as second-class matter. VOL. VIH. M c M innville , yamhill county , O regon , F riday , J anuary is . isss . torl.1 »y«' •»the «dt NO. 24. »»a, MeMlnnvill., Or^». ’ U — L and M arx G ons .—One of the first C ARL^ N . « buildings erected within the present lim COUNTY COURT. John Dunn.............. I. O. O. F. INSTALLATION; Practicing Phy^cian and Surgeon, it« of this city was the old mill at the foot OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Oliver U Orton.......... January 14, 1880. . FBOBATI—LOVOHABV, JUDOI. ( There was a line dance at the hall Fri C G Munson.............. of Third street -This mill was built in On the evening of January 10, 1880, rumo STATS«. Estate of Ruel Olds; report of sale of C W Clow.................. LAFArtTTE, OREGON. 1852-53 by Robert C. Kinney, and as it day night. the Odd Fellows met at their hall, pur Pre ld.at................. W L Warren.............. ■ Grove For a good square meal call on Mr. personal property approved, final ac J C Clark..................... •«oretery of Stet«. ....... was among the first in the valley it suant to adjournment, for the installation Jas, SI, >88. ...Who . count approved; order of distribution M Redding furnished the flou^ for a large territory. Hudson at the Gem bakery. of officers. B. F. Morse, acting D. D. G. Ssoretary of Treaaary.. Ctaa. 8. FalrcM and executors to be discharged. D C Coleman.......... .......... W.F. Vil. It passed through several hands and was master; John Jones, grand warden; W. Mr. and Mrt. Lee Connor, of Perry DR. O. H. SMITH, ...Wm.O.Uadlm FK Hetder ........................... Estate of Joel Biowe ; property exempt kept running until 1882. Ih't * year dale, were visiting Mts. ..Caldwell last G. Henderson, grand secretary; P. P, ÄrVfe ... W.O. IT" by lew Bet apart to widow, widow al Columbia Hayworth DoaM.Dit Mr. Sax built tbe brick mill on the op Saturday!^ Gates, grand permanent secretary; 8. F. Edgar Deakins PHYSJCIAN AND SURGEON, ....... A. H.C lowed «300 for support. J W Deakins......... posite side of the creek, and all the avail Harding, grand treasurer; E. B. Fellows, Melville W. Mrs. Cell. Bodie returned from her Estate of D. B. Putman; petition for Jacob Reed............ able machinery of tbe mill was put into Polk county visit the other day, and now grand marshal. The following officers LAFAYETTE, OREGON. sale of personalty granted, sale of realty j John Gilliam the new. The old frame, however, was Charlie is happy. of Occidental I-edge No. ¿0 were installed:, Staaten. _....... Ida Kingsbury.. . confirmed. E. N. Ford, N. d. ; J. H. Nelson, V. G.; BeprereateUv« ... Edward Rogers Bargary a Specialty. V7-49 left standing until last Saturday, when it Estate < of Nathan Westfall; W. W. C Richter.............. A social party was given at Mr Mc- had to succumb to the march of pro ------- -e- 10 00 8. A. Manning, R. sec.; Wm. Holl, PI Caskey's night, and the young Nelson, E. Carpenter and C. H. Chris J J Butler «skev’s lust laat Friday Fridsvnioht ........ 4 0Q see ; W. T. Booth, trees.; J. E. Brooks, Go v« raer. FIR8T NATIONAL BANK, gress. Jones A Co. having purchased people report a fine time. j:___ 6 10 R. 8. N. G.; R. 8. Allen, L. 8. N. G.; Sacretery. tenson appointed to make supplemental T H Bryan. .. ............ the land, upon which they will soon Tresterer. William Johnson. 5 00 ------ or M’MnnrviLU, o».,------ Revs. Black and Dallas preached yee- inventory. DW Ralston™ commence the erection of a planing mill, 14 80 Wm. Albertson, W.; Austin Guinn, C.; Estate of Elmira Olds; sale of realty G M Bewley.. • wi-- ♦- .» au- w to large and appreciative 14 00 C. F. Daniels, R. 8. V. G.; D. C. Carlin, JACOB WORTMAN President, sash and door factory, it was necessary terday --------- —.»->«■ j>, •» w»e necessary djenceBi the former in the morning and confirmed. TR Bewtoy. . rr 14 20 L i. V. G.; W. G. Henderson, R. 8. 8,T; •«preñe Jsdg«s___ R. P. BIRD......................... Vice-President, to tear down the old land mark, that task latter in the evening. 11 00 Estate of C. W. Tolson; sale of real es R L Bewley..,. Jao. WORTMAN Cashier. was too hazardous, so it was burned the latter in the evening. Lawson Hembree . 6 60 T. M. Fields, L. 8. 8.; Wm. Kune, I. G.; tate confirmed. »iaraicr.‘ Andrew J Bewley Your reporter and wife and their young down. One by*one tbe busy haunts of 14 00 W. J. Loughary, chaplin. í“4««-... , Transaets a general Bas klag Bueineee De- Estate of Samuel McCutcheorr; inven Arthur McPbillipe .. 5 80 ' At the conclusion of the installation Attoro«y.. agitator visited Lafayette last Sunday, posit« reoelred »object to stock. Helis eight former davs^are disappearing. >-r William Campbell..,'. ..a enjoyed —,— j a - fine - 5 80 ceremony the members of ths order and Dsputy.. exohnnk« and tdegrsphlc transfers on Naw and dinner with Mr. and tory approved, personalty to be sold, and William Conger 56 00 York, Hen Frsnolsoo and Portland. property exempt by law set apart to COUNTY. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Mrs. Chris. Christenson. Charles Conger. Jana 24, lx. 56 00 invited friends went over to the opera widow. Emma Odell 26 00 bouse, where a beautiful and sumptuous Mr; McCaskey. ticket and freight agent Last week another enterprise was inau •4 Estate of Elisa Stater; inventory ap J T Jelly repast was served by the wives and •»«■iff.... M c M innville national sank . gurated in this city. It is a branch of at Carlton, has kindly furnished me a proved. ........ T-J. Barris .John Lelater rnuurtr daughters of the members. Over one ««order.. ••••■ P. P.Gatoe synopsis of the railroad business for the C Richter tbe American Building and Loan Msacia- ?' COMMISSIOMBBS’ COUBT. m ’ m INNVILLE, OBSOOKr Amtser-. hundred persons partook of tbe supper, J W Deakins. : Freight tion of Minneapolis. The main features year 1888, w hich is as follows --------” e“- Petition of 8. C. Hees st al for a which together with the public installa pounds; charges col- ool- county roaa; report ol commissioners ap- John Kuns Transects « General Bsnhlog Business. of all loan associations are nearly tbe received, 469,128 P oun(l«; charges county road; report of commissioners Ap- Hull Johnson AWitaw a. tion, all had enjoyed beyond our power tectea, »1045.46; Charges prepaid ott proved and damages to be paid by peti- I same. The object of . this organization is I — g-ww.gxwwasw waaa J J Butler President ........ J. W.'COWLS CoBBitoBioaera... to tell. freight forwarded, on, tione„ Morton to staT entrTand vacate Samuel Buell forwarded. «116.96; »116 ua - received -^ 7 00 Vice President............LEE LAUGHtlJf to loan money to its stockholders at 6 per 18JBr. On'Tuesday evening Rebeckah Degree William Arthur tickets sold, «1047.98; freight forwarded 7 20 1. order and set aside report to be heard George Branson Cashier CJ.ARK BRALY cent per annum, and each stockholder is Lodge, No. 12, 1. O. O. F., at their regu i ru law or nwsrama. , 7 20 entitled to a loan of 50 dollars on each from this office and freight collected at - , ! February 11th. William Raleigh I - Sutacrt are wk« 4o aot give «xpresa »*■ 8 00 lar meeting installed their officers for the Bells sxchangs on Portland, Sen FrenriM» share , on which amount he pays 6 per other offices, 7,243^873 pounds; charges' Petition of J. T. Funk et al 'for a Henry Wilmer 14 00 ensuing term. The grand officers were Uo* to th« ««nltsry are oonsid«rsd as wishing and Mew York. to ooatiim« tl>«lr «wtaeriptinn«. on same, »6396. William Hickey. 14 00 cent interest. When membership is ap Internet allowed en tints deposits. 1—If snbwribere ord«r lb« dlseonllnuaae« of county rood; continued. Samuel B Parrish al J2 00 Sister G. A. Booth, D. D. G. M.; Sister thtir pcrlodieah th« pabllsh«» nay eoottoo« to. Haag-ETi Offlcs hoars from » a m to 4 p nt. I plied for,- the flrat month’s* payment is I Petition of J. J. Collard et al for a Tames Agee 6 40 Alice Burt, G. W.; Brother E. N. Ford, i Mod lh«m aotu »11 arresre ere paid. .' PUCKERVILLE. _ I one dollar per share and after that 60 county road; clerk to pay damages col D E Frasier __________________ _ ______ 34 00 G. 8.; 8. F. Herding, G. T. _____________ ; W G. Hen- 1 , S—If enb»erlb«re o«gl«ol to or retbM to taka I) B Kingerv th»ir poriodiosl« fron Ueohcsto white thev__ _ cento per share until the stock matures, CLUB LIST. lected. 60 00 ^Cr8On’ M' T*1® following officers hav« I boon directed, thu a.« h«H rwpon«1bl« • Wyatt Harris January 9, 1889. which will be in from 6 to 7 years. When Petition of B. M. Moore et al fora lUI Ui«y hav« »tu«d «h«lr bill an*1 ordered 23 go were installed in their respective office<rjj Jbe mill is going up. ------ - Robert Morse For the benefit of our subscriber» who j the stock matures the stockholders re their paper dlacoulinned. ! county road; Amos Nelson, J. C-. Nelson L Loughary .43 09 Sister M. M. Daniels, N. G.; Sister E. N. * walrtY^ take some eastern paper or mag- 4— If enberrlbora move to other place« with Pleasant weather; no rain. ceive 100 dollars in cash money if they 21 00 Ford, V. G.; Brolhar C. F. Daniels, sec.; I out loformln« the publisher, and th« papcra are ! and J. L. Davis to meet at Newberg Jan C C Ferguson aaine, we have made arrangements to ' cent to the former dlrectloa, they ar« bald R P I'ngerman Fred Little butchere^his pif.w- : have obtained no loan. If a member uary 24th, at 10 a.- m., Cooper surveyor. 00 Wright, sec. ¡‘Brother J. E. re.pooaible, club with the following: Dr Micbaux has borrowed money from the association | Application of C. H. Dodd for rebate of 8 8. B. feeds the girls on clones. 00 Broolts, tress.; Brothers Honderson and 5— Tbe courto have decided tbet refu.lag to F Harding .Vew York World. . ft.M he reeeivee hi» note back and hia mort take perlodioah from the offleo nr removing William Gallowav Demomt’t Mafatint............ There is talk of a new store in our taxes; passed. .......... 3.30 1 no Harding, R. and L. 8. of N. G.; Brother and liavlng them uncalled for la prime thole gage is cancelled at maturitv of the American Agneukturiet. .......... 3.00 Matter of the disposition of county C A Wallace berg. 1 50 Ford and Sister Burt, R. and L. 8. of V. e vidence ol iatonUona I fraud. L H Baker........ ? I These prices include tbe R koutsb and stock. This association is the most ex- Rj! 2} G.; Sister Booth, W.; Sister Brooks, C. ;' 6 -The poeirmuter who ueilecia to five the buildings, presented by Burbank and Chas. Smith declares he heard a pan J A Buchanan legal notice of the netrlect nf a pereon to take isive of the building associations of ( 2 Wm. Kune, I. G. periodical named for one year. Or we Bird; taken under adriement. BC Miles from the oMce the paper.addreeeed to blm, ia 1 United States, it having between ther last Sunday night. will furnish the World three months free labia al.o to the publiaber for the eubecrlptlon Narrow gauge tax fixed for-the road Graham Glass price. Miss Nellie .Finley has gone to North with every cash in advance subscribed at ¿ÓÒ and W branche? tbroughoef the districts an follows: District 20, «7750; Roes E Moores Yambill to attend school. David Steel country. 1 * . _ - . »2.00. With every issue of the W’orW is tohntrv. j 34, »7750 ; 42, «9300; 36, »6200; 36, »7000; W I Westerfield ________ ___ novel by The officers of the McMinnviH» branch Misses Lina and Msmio Gilbert spent S0> »3875. published ________ a complete popular F PXvates soma well-known writer. These ark verv 'ar® C0*!»- president; E. TV. Ful- Christmas at McMinnville. The Pauly Jail company allowed until |S A Manning 4 liberal offete, and the publication named l®r. retary and agent ¡ McMinnville J A Huston Settool opened last Wednesday witb , Mitch 1, 1889, in which to complete thé National bank, J. E. Ma Miss Mary Smith ss teacher. ' contr,ct «»nstn.ction of court house. J E Kelly •are Me heat ih tbeir lines.___________ "7 ' “’“ ! ■ National bank, treasurer; treasurer; and and J. E. Ma- John W Baker gers, attorney. There is alto a board of „ ... oonquer-so think. | , (rom County to occupy floor B W Dunn & Son Perseverance wtll an(] permitted ,iler j 188B first . REM0VAL. ’ ten directors composed of prominent For Co George—he has started to schpol. clerk directed to notify all supervisor. John Thompson C C Linden .business men and others ol the city. T hs O begox R eqistik has been re- . . . . t. .J ., I The wolves have-killed quite a number i not reporting te make report on or bo John Schaller Auv one ...----------------- information or >. movBff from Lafayette to McMinnville, James Wooden HENDER80N BROS., PROPS., washing to joid tnia aaaociation should ot goats for the farmers in this vicinity.1 (ore Mgrcl; 1, 1889. George ,C Fendall where we will be pleased to see all out r— deers j ----- — . - brought' into Fuckor- . 1 Ordered - - McMinnville, • Orexofi. Four were that a competent pereon be Sampson A lVrkjne apply to the secretary, E. W. Fuller. old friends and patrons, and many new Bi"—r-—---------- villa >i-i„. laat Sunday. c....» How is .............. that for Puck- - - appointed or chpepn to collect delinquent Adams A Post • ones. Correspondents and brother pub Richard Kesterson ervilli? *> r' -RE(IL ESTATE. road tax, Rowell A Son lishers are requested to send their com- ' I --------- Lutber Newman, of McMinnville, was D. E. Frasier agrees to keep and board J F Byers mnnications and papers to McMinnville. The following riqedn were recorded dur seen on odr streets a few days ago. Prevoe until spring for »2 per week. Yamhill Lumber Co ing the week eliding Jdpuary 12, 1889; Jesee>Hobcon There must be some attraction u0 hel®- , BILLS XLLOWKD. LOCAL AND GENERAL. | William Ball I J. W. Cowles et ux to M. P. Cooper, Mr. Smith, of Moore’s valley gave a Geo H Snell............... . ...» 900 00 G W Sappin Aídftionálj local news ot) the editorial lots 6 and-«/ in College addition to Mc leap year party December 31st. Quite a Isaac Lambright .......... 30 46 Buckingham Minnville; «900. page- ... 10 45 Rudder & Ki number were present and bad a jolly John W Baker................ Nels Hansen et ux to Edward Gillas- Laughlin Pauly Jail Company. 6731 oo4 L ElbertLynch time.. ' / J ' ’ Willi “Bine Eye»” please call at thia Amos Nelson............ pie, the e %“ot the n w Ji of section 5, t office? r. ...i JÍ. Burs E yes . 40 00 James ’■ Johnsen C Zimmerman.............. 3 s, r 5 w, containing 80 acres; «£00. .... J.i ■ . 24 00 A E Yonug Dr. Holt Neleo^i. Henry Hansen.............. returned from Scio Henry Austin to Jesse Edwards et ux, Bird A Gates J Wioneberg............. I.......... .. ^HERIDAN. 43 75 Tuesday. To Kreil Posted on the news of M Messinger. ........ lot 4 and the s % of lot 5, in block 9, -M 16 00 Runnells A Perkins the Entire World Subscribe January 15, 1889. 8 Brutuber.................... l Interesting local matter unavoidably Newberg; «160. 12 40 8 a Messinger for the David James.................. 18 00 M M Mendenhall We are enjoying finejweatbe^.» crowded put. This powdar n«v«r varl'S A marvel of pur Jesse Edwards to Orlando Winslow, a O G 8 Davis 16 00 David McMaugl :ty, ilr ugth and wholtmmtn««.. More««« Miss Ollie Caidje dangerously ill with part Ci lots 4 and 5, of block 9, New Utyses A BenU Use White Borax Soap, the best for all J T Jolly............................ 6« 00 oomi<«l than the ordinary kind«, and eaaeol be typhoid fever. eold In oompMltlon with the muliltod« of low J TFunk .............. .>. berg;«^. 16 00 Henry Hansen Kinds of washing, at C. Griesen’s. test, ehort weigh, elan, or phosphate powders Taylor Thomas James Agee .................... 13 89 Emma A Forrest to L. H. Baker, James Fendali is able to greet his Sold only In emo. Ilor.1. Baxiaa Pownss. Capt. W. 8. Powell, of Portland, was John Hutchcroft........ 10 00 David Cameron Uo., iOS Wall 811 Nt Y. No weekly paper published in the 182.58 acres in 1 5 s. r 3 w ; «200. many friends. George W Perkins in the city Wednesday, and gave this of 16 00 Robert Figgins ■ Í ' ' ». United States contain« as John Sax et ux to 0, H. Adams et al, 36 00 John Demiieey 47 15 Rev. Abbott and wife are holding TE Connor...................... fice a call. much or ns great a va John Hopfield .............. 4.31 acres in McMinnvltte and the use of meetings here. 32 00 H WLamson riety of good read R 8 Connor Buy your hardware of Martin A San A P Macey.......... ........ 14 00 water in Cosine creek, bordering on said ing matter as tPlenty of shooting at A. C. South- J K Forrest ..................... 16 00 P M Scroggins ders. They keep a fine stock and sell at land;«15Qp. 1 ” J H Brown Richard Kesterson ... 20 00 mayd ’ s^nrner. the lowest prices. JFFouta.......................... Henry HpUgrieVe et ux to Rudof Wen 32 00 James McKinley There is considerable sickness In the E Fendall ...................... Leading fanners of Yamhill oonnty ger, s e Ji of the n e Ji Ind tbe n e Ji of 4 00 Isaac Dougherty _____ jr family of T. N. Pkulconer. NLWiley.... .............. 10 00 W T Smith The oowlng year promleee to be crowded pronounce the Belle City Feed Cutter the the s e s e Ji and Iota 3 and 4, of section EL Cady............ .............. with stirring events. 30 00 R L Bewley P. M. Scroggins is preparing to do best in the market. s. 29. t 2 < r 3 w, containing 145.32 scrap; W D Parker....................... In the United States the Mtresee of sew 1«. 12 00 T B Bewley Having parcbaaM the «’oct «f Ornearles, Pre- some needed improvements on the Stephen Scroggin............ rats into the pollttoel erona hae hoes followed vfalone, ste. of Al. Hutaey I desire to Knight, Millard A Do. have opened a »1307.88. 6 00 Andrew J Bewlev by a change of edmlnlotratlnn, But the groat Wells' place. W D Ralston Matthiaa Seun ................ ••II your attention to • 00 Hans Chnptenson et «-a ux — to E. G. UVl Third ABSSSVS s»sj-n UI vw . — Fen- —— real VJBWSWJ estate XgUtVW) offioe, Wt corner and eur E ( KXCBlXtr Moooale qoesilon on which the eaapnlgn th« fact that at nil ll i M you can boy 10 00 W L Warren streets. Give Give them them a call. d«Il, a part of thei land claim of Wm. Mire Casev has resigned tbe principal- John R Roberta.............. tornad is still oooettled, end ths solution 1« northing In say Ila« at streets. a call. Duncan Ro»»............. 10 00 D C Coleman new committed to n eoogreee almost eqnally di Messrs, Robt. Henry, Frank Henry, i Jones et nx, in 13 s, r 2 and 3 w; »1100. ' »hip of the school here, and will spend N A Harris ..................... vided between the two greet parties. 14 80 C Richter Earop«ton vast camp. Army corpe patrol Milton Henry and wife, and Mrs. A. B. ' John Sax et ux to John E ' Cronin. I the winter ib Portland. R W Phillips .............. 3 60 Dr W T Smith 75 00 the tronttor«. and mllllona of men nwalt the Van Buskirk 12 20 E B Fellows 16 80 E. ______ P. Cooper and _________ A. Edwarde have 1 William 4 w — _______ Baker, of Lafayette, were in town Thus- 2 n acres —“ in i- t • 4 » S, * r «» -• ; «400: «eM- dina I for the moot tltasle war the world hae Sroosrlea, Wm. Chapman st ux to R. S. Connqr 'each purchased au interest in the mill, Henry r1«1? ’ Gee...................... 12 80 T/Harris ever sees. James O Rogers _______ inn.................... .. day. % 12 00 The EXABiwn’s news-gathering «M«bln«rv 46-100 of an acre in Sheridan; «1. • - . . ... I.. ' ~ They intend to make it a - first-claas mill. G W Knapp .................. 10 50 A J Gaunt 1« un«qoall«d. Its oorropondenla dot tbe hob- Orno Strong, from Michigan, arrived E W Wallace Jamea Dundas« .......... 14 00 itebte globo. Mothlag eon • capo their vigi A. Edwards et ux to R. 8. Conner, lots If anyone wants to purchase a good fa the city Monday. He is a brother-in- E J Carter lance, and no espesos te operad Io ep.-eadlng 10 80 W F Rowland 1 and 2 And fratai I ion» I lot 3, in block 3, dog he certainly can be suited in .the J T Gowdy ■d Candies. the reentre ot their «Sorts before the Exalt 10 80 N J Rowland law of j. A. Peckham, and intends to lo- issa'o readers. . Potter - .*« ’s additiqff t. Sheridan; »700. market here, considering the number oo . , Robert Addi nooert Aoilison 11 40 -J H Nelson Froth Fruit« and Vegetables Tbe moot noteJ writers of Hellos cate in Webfoot. __ R. 8. Conner st ux to E. P,’ Cooper, band. EB Collard 4 80 Medorem McCovn world to the WEEKLY I In th« ÄÄMte^jr- à'”"- INEB. costribnie Cyrus Vaughn It was understood that tbe trustees of 120 acres, in 15 a, r 5 w. and mill race, 6 00 j Dimick Jales Verso, saibor of A Tri »XAM. to U i « Henry Myers, D. D. G. M., was here F S Cottle Dr E E Goucher M jos , ot«.; Bobert Loots Stevesooo, rip tuwurm 12 00 J. Leo LI. AR» the Evangelical ecnoolwaa to lot ate the etc.; »2000. author ot of : Treasure lalaod, ele.;'Blder Haggard, Mthor on tbe 8th inst., and installed the follow, E H Woodward 1? 20 E B Fellow« i «te.; «te ■ A sm Katherla« ‘'•»«*ra. aether of seme on Wednesday evening, but what Bbe. brew, noth.. — United States to Samuel Laughlin, ing officers of I. O. O. F.: N. G., James AC Hureey ... ' ’ i««b £±"1“ “fa* •< 3 00 L DeLaahmntt The LoavMWortb C sm , oto.; h«»- all wrIUpu it did is not learned. 3 00 j D Nairn parts of sections 22, 23, 26 and 27, in t 2 Morrison; V. G., John Reishster; R. 8., Charles Grissen storiM for the WEEKLY EXAMINETh Kd B c F Davis* Sparks . . 11 40 A B Hematock will do so I o the tetare. A Mardi Gras society has been formed f. r 4 w, containing 324.41 acres. E. E. Selpb ; P. 8., John Field treason I J . A V/ A-mviB.. THE WEEKLY BXAMIMER has eelsbliahed 11 50 G W Coltharp Galloway and Goucher to W. F. Al in Portland, and on Washington’s birth er, W. T Raleigh. I Addison Braly as Agricultural Dopartaroat, Is charge of a 3 00 1 E Cronin E F DeLaahmutt K’oetteel agrieolturwt, who Io the boat wi her Isaiab 1 Martin ............. 3 00 ■ ConuMrnxDKXf I****? <t»y will give a granrj street pageant— bertson, Jots 1 and 2, of block 23, erf the United Blates esM'KSlrnrel enbleete. • , r ‘Charles Palmer 3 00 George labold the like of which has neyhr been seen in Newby's addition to Rowland'« addition Thia departaMBt will contain sensible dbeaa- E B Fellows Rrcosn Books.—School Superintend-. William M Chrisman 11 00 rioea or leedlag topic« of laieroot to elneyaru- that city. to McMinnville; $30i). 11 00 McMinnville Grange Store Iste, orebardlete sad farseen generally. p Henry F. Mayer to Faasie Mayer, lots j ent Baker has received from the E B Fellows THH EXAMINKB'H Comtes re Id Mows te 00 5 On Tuesday the supreme court re MJ and 6, being tbe|rj$ef blo^K 4, superintendent and sent to the several Lee L m NU b .............. OompHed by eiperlenrod mon wbo core fully 9 60 eurravisoas arroitrikD. versed the judgment of tbe circuit court guard the producer's Interests la all market 14 60 zw«(. district clerks the hooka of record pre- J W La^r .................... Xamf. reporte. frt. /fame. fa the case of Bewley vs Graves, ap in Sheridan; »750. George Bryan 11 20 j«red for the use of school clerks. These 1. P R Fendall 1. Wm Roberta Luther Parsons to' Hester F. Parson«, Amos Nelson ........ pealed from this county, and ordered a 16 00 2. j H Brown I. TW Perry parte of sections 8>at>d 9. in t 2 a, r 4 w,i books are very useful and will insure W L Toney .......... 9 20 5. M McKinley Mw trig). I. CE Baker containing320acres; »1. t ! A uniformity and regularity in the keeping Josiah Taylor ............ A 3 60 A Henry Gee I. i T Carter All parties having accounts with C. A. Front “ 3 60 10. j B P Platte Emma J. Parsons to Jbeeph Williains, cf all school recotegs. Something simi >. John Anderson (By Mall, I’oeug* Prepaid.) John • 00 12. W W Sharp Wallace A Son not settled will please lar baa been in use in other states, bat ’. Chris jenaon parts of sections »'and 6, iff t 2 s. r 4 w, 6 00 '31. Wilson Can I »1.80 PER YEAR. - «»ll and do eo at once, no matter how I. Amos Wood Mr. McElroy has tbe honor of introduc Wilber Dudley .... 6 00 14. Wm Keen containing 320 acres; «300. 11 . . w D Parker Daily, per year... ’i .. R«.7O •nail an account you owe us your ac Mrs John Dudley . 6 00 10. COby H. Hurlev »tax to Henry Holtgrievs, ing them here. i I LOW Berry ' Bunday, per year................ 2.00 4 00 1«. j j j Putman count muat he balanced, as we have to tbe homestead claim of F. M. Vander I. BN Knell AU PoetSMetara are Agent». 3 40 10. i ; P Rood S tats < w O hio , Ç tt or T olxdo J A Pleasing Sense of Health and W. R. Heart! P*y favour goods and we shall require I. O Braithwaite Editor and Proprietor. pool, in I, t 2 a, r a W; «630. 3 00 23. 1 David DeTier L ccas Coi rnr, 8. 8. ) P Smith *hs same of you. 8 00 124. Ml Strength Renewed, jtnd of L. M. Atkin to Ines M. Humke, tbe n F bajk J. CHWeV makes oath that he ’“ •' Miller l. L. L. Potter The Portland Xtvt suspemiesl publica- ia tbe senior partner of the firm of F. ertv J. jdB of the n w Irf <rf the n w trf, of section cXy _J Kirkwood 4». . Wm. W mb * GJ?doing farenre. in the Administrator*» Notice. J, Ease and Comfort • 60 ' 26. CVKj ;5^nd± ♦fan last Saturday on accovkt of a lack of . J B Fletcher 26, t 3 n, r 3 w; »1. • 00 of Tolette. Çoonty and State aforesaid. Follows the us df Syrup of F1g% aa it acta ' 27. A. 3 Netiee OI 1 IHO'BJ. ee-y - . J W Stallcap ‘'anuary, 1883, 1... V— fa - hsreky - * • give» that tbe F, T. Keywi to* the Chehatero Valley and that «aid firm will pay the sum of « »«0 ' . Adjoui gnadyon the irned te to February Februai 11, 1880. al career r of Board of Immigration, part of the land ,ONE HUNDRED D0LLAR8^for_eadt » 00 K idneys , L iver and B owels • . - 10 40 I rrship several claim of James Morris et ux, in sections and every care of Catairh that cannot be MmoxTsa Miaroait'as.—Every mar . 4 40 cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Core, Effectually Cl i«wring the System Mwa I j CHEMI! y . , and from «140,000 to »160,000 were 7 and* 18, t 5 s, r 2 w, containing 60 acres; cured oy toe « 10 ried man ought to get Me life insured. Costive er Hltons, Dtafwlhng • 00 In cam of death, lighting tbe insure«™ in the X ssm . Sworn to before me and subscribed in «3500. Colds, Headaches and Fevers A ,<0 my preeence, th» «today of December. Jaesa Edwards et ux to Larina C. ne people think the home paper 8 80 company for tbe atety would occupy w A GLEABON, y worth taking, yet never foil te Williams, iota 3. 4, 5,* •, 7 snd 8, in A. • 80 tbe widow's mind, e»d keep her from the copy for which some neighbor Mock 33, ni Edwards' addition to New- i • 30 brooding over her misfortune—ALUaw . 5oUr7 Pnb‘k- V • 80 •faMWM. This is tbe beet argument Tbe subject is ying too some delicate unrwi for berg; »500. l T. Davis et ux to J. R. Longscre, I • 40 some barah in favor of life IneofMee we have ever .want a paper ol | W.10 acres, in t 4 s, r 5 w; »744.32. DB. J. C. MICHAUX •SteftÄ.!^'.** Kg te Line chea idies’ ise egea. ■ss t . . . . ....... . . . . City Stables Firstcla^ Accommodations Men _ neral Travel. FOR 18 8«! THE MN FMNCISCO POWDER Absolutely Pure. THE MONARCH WEEKLY! $1.50 $i.5o EXAMINER $1.50 $1.50 Groceries, Provisions! THE WEEKLY Blilim Bed Rock Prices. THE WILY EIAIIHER 5S Mre.r.r.q-for>iWe«£4' 2M • 00 0 10 LT‘towns part <rf the week, a guest of Mr» | Wyatt Harris. 1 9 M Th u red* y [