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Published Every Thursday, at
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A. V. 1^- SKYDEIR.
Editor and Proprietor.
M HM ICIPFIORI
I
Rev. W. I). Nichols will preach in
the Baptist church, Amity, next Sun
day, July sth, al 11 o'clock. Text—
Daniel 12-13’ The public cordially
invited.
Mr. Wright on Monday commenced
the erection of a tine residence on his
lots at Hu- corner of E and Second—the
site occupied by-the old house w hich
lie moved over on io 'Third street.
Mr. A. ('. Davis informs us that the
On»* copy per year, in ml vanee.............. . . »2.50 cause of A inly Stewart’s recent attack
“
six months
“
............ . . 1.50 of insanity was brought on bv over
heating himself in a chase while at
tempting to catch a horse in liis( 1 ¡avis')
pasture.
Smoky.
('<»>1 Night«.
Garden« need lain.
The cioquet ground is idle.
107th !uinix’er«ary i« a goner.
Plea«e excuse this little sheet.
Our lumber yards are tilling up.
Luts of good wood coming into town.
Currants are not so plentiful as usu
al.
Judge Townsend called iu on Mon
day.
How long will a cat live without eat
ing 7
Splendid weather for the growing
wheat.
The grass is beginning to wither for
want of rain.
Rev. McNeil preached at the I'. 1’.
church last Sunday.
B
1/
KA I KM,
ont i'l i n .i.'nii
V4
t\
il'HIWlil.LE
the reporter
A
A couple of our good citizens out
north of tow n became vexed at each
other one day last week and clawed
each otIler's faces up, blit did no seri
ous damage to one another. Hoys,hold
your temper.
A family mimed Hays, who i-anie
from some of till- Western 'States, and
arc now stopping at this place, have
bet Ollie dissatisfied with the country
mid will leave in aliont two weeks for
their foi mer home.
The faithful little canine, “Ca-esar,”
belonging tn Mr. Geo. Bangasser, was
shot a few days since and died from
the wound received. The dog was up
wards of 1 S years old, mid will be re-
nii'inbi i i'd by many old citizens of Mc
Minnville.
A nine from Davton, Dayton Prairie
and Wheatland came over to this place
last Friday for a game of ball, and the
“Autocrats" Is ing away from home,
the “< lid Stiff's” made up a nine and
gave them a little “rattle1’ and got left.
Score, 18 to 2 1. Oh! it was a fine
game.
OKIGOA,
b<‘rs—twelve of whom were received
by letter, ami seven on i-onfcssion ol
faith in (’hrist
.Messrs. Thus. Bowles.
J. L. Banks and IL J. Bowles won
eh e h-d, ordained and installed eldei>
of the church. A. W. Bennett, S.
Bowles and T.
Buckingham were
elected triistei-s.
On Monday the
church was duly incorporateli in accor
dance w ith the statntesof ( Iregon. The
•-oininittee have also in their hands a
petition with fifteen names attached,
asking the organization of a Presbyte
rian church at Lafayette, which will lie
considcied hereafter. The above ali
tile results of the recent ministerial la
bors of Mr. Hanna in this county.
Bi -txt '
tiia
r Dinx'r I’.xv.
Severtil months sitii'e Mi. Janies
sparks, living on tin ( owls farm, west
of town, was hired by Ni-wliv Berry to
past lire a Hock of sheep. After keep
ing the sheep for a time, Sparks dis
covered that the sheep were badly in
fested with the seali. Sheep Inspect
or, A. J. Nelson was notified of this
fact and Sparks wtis employed to treat
(lie sheep for tile disease. This was
done and the sheep were advertised
for sale to pay the cost of treatment
file sale to have taken place on Satur
day last.
But Thursday morning
Snarks came into town and notified
Air. Nelson that the sheep liad been
driven oft' the previous night. It was
easy to surmise who had taken them,
and a warrant was issued lor the arrest
of Mr. Berry for driving sheep through
the county without a certificate from
the Inspector. The warrant was plac-
etkin the hands of an officer, who found
Berry, with the sheep down iu t'lieha-
lem, on his way to Porthind with the
sheep. He was ¡nought back to town,
plead guilty to the charge and was fined
$25 and costs, amounting in all to about
$.50; besides $40 that he paid Sparks
for keeping the sheep—39 head.
So
Mr. Berry got oft' for about $90; and
he can congratulate himself on having
escaped so easily.
Till KS|»AY .11 I.X
I’f K AWIU
IB*»
Band music, bucking cay u ties i
backed riding constit ale our amusements,
while we are waiting for the harvest.
Hambletonian
ir i could reach that fellow Jupiter Pluvi
>us, Ld shake him till he’d let his water fly
you bet I would.
N at .
BHORXDAN.
July 1, 1883.
Who is the laziest man in town ?
Spuds will be potatoes next fall from the
looks of the vinos now.
Too many boys idling away their time in
town.
The cases of diptkeria are improving and
the attacks have been in the mildest form.
Boys, to amount to anything, you must
learn industry, economy and decency.
Ira Stephens, of the Highlands, has sold
ii’.-i land to Alf. Wilson and will move to
town.
It is a thousand times easier to be a good
man than a bad one. if the boy starts right.
We learn that they had a good time at the
picnic at Baleton on Saturday. Dr. Watt
made a spee<;h on temperance and they had
singing, declamations, base ball and lots of
small talk.
The school at the academy closed on Fri
day. Prof. Yau Scov. we are informed, will
go to Salem soon and enter the Willamette
University to complete his education.
There is a great diversity of opinion as to
the amount of injury the crops received from
the east wind and drouth, but all agree that
the yield will be light, and if rain don’t come
soon, lighter or lightest.
On last Thursday a number of persons
went to Mill creek and made search for young
Williamson but made no discovery. A let
ter was received from his father who lives at
Astoria that he would be here in a few days.
•J. M. Townsen is hauling lumber to build
The brick that is being turned out
Mr. S. Shatter has gone over to the from the yard of Ashnr Saylor is very
him a house on a lot purchased of .1. T.
Sound to spend I iìh 4th.
Simpson, immediately north of H. Z. Fos
highly spoken of by a number of per
ter's house.
P. M. Seroggin, Esq., of Sheridan, sons who have used them, Mr. 8. is
disposing of mmiv from the kiln re
The hardest sea breeze of the season was
was in town on Thursday.
cently burned, mid is putting it|i mint Il
last Friday, the air was thick with dust.
The building mania is again seizing er kiln that will be ready to burn in a
Prof. Engles' school at Harmony closed
onr people. Let the good work go oil. short time.
A n O ld P rinter .
last Friday.
We learn that C'apt. Apperson talks
Cor. to Xeirs: “I saAv in your wei kly
By reference to our advertising col
At the last sohoolmeeting in Gopher, they
of purchasing the Newby warehouse. umns it will la* seen that W. M. Ram that the prize for the oldest living prin levied
a tax to build a school hoqse at a new
sey,
of
Salem,
mid
Gen.
G.
Binglmm,
ter
in
Oregon,
had
not
yet
been
award
place and as usual, many of the citizens are
It is estimated that 1,500 to 2,000
ed, and it is Avell that is so. for how dissatisfied and criminations and recrimma-
id'
this
place,
have
associated
them
people will spend their 4th at Nestucca. selves together for the practice of law . could the wise men of Portland decide
rions, and perhaps a law suit, will be the re
Mrs. M. Underwood and Mrs. Turner Mr. Rmnsev's record as an able attor-, in such a matter, when old Yamhill had sult. Let the majority rule, so say we all.
iiiaiiiifactiiied a tine cheese last Satur ney needs no eulogies from ns; and as not yet been heard from, ami I lu re-
Charles Sutton has moved into town and
Mr. Binglmm is rapidly rising in the w ith aeiul in my returns, w ith the claim
day.
legal Held, they yvill make n strong that Yamhill county possesses the oldest will occupy T. Dickey's house.
Mr. A. .1. Nelson, of McMinnville, team. See card.
living printer. .James C. Wyndham, a
If the fourth don’t bring rain campmeet-
lias 12,000 or 13,000 pounds of wool
resident of this county, ami the father
Mr. W. .1. Sargent,of Bellevue, drop of A. C. Wyndham,of McM inn a ilh-, w a* ing certainly will.
for sale.
•
ped in to sec us several days since to
The hills which form the back ground to
Miss Mary Hembree, of Lafayette, ascertaiii, if possible,the reason that he Imrii in London, England, in 1S07, Sheridan are clothed in brown.
paid relatives near this piaci1 a visit was several days behind other people served his appretireship with John
The road has been lined for a number of
Chilcott, No. 3 High street, Bristol,w as
last week.
in getting the R eouter . We could foreman of Galiganis’ AliMcn^cr, in days with teams going to the coast. The
It is estimated that the grain in Yam not explain the reason for its tardy ap Faris, from 1835 to 1840, when he greatest pleasure we have ever found in the
hill will yield about a two-third's crop, pearance. The R eporter leaves this came to N< \v York ami obtained a po trip is in getting home out of the hot sun
ottiee for all points in the county every' sition as deputy foreman outlie Nyw and dust.
this season.
Thursday, and if the J’. M.'s are care
Geo. Stephens has the contract to haul
Tota Scudder can saw more wood in ful in distribution there is no reason York th raid, under Joe. Elliott, w hich
thousasd feet of lumber to build the
a day with a buck saw than any other why all subseiibers should not get the he h< Id for tAvo years. Left New’ York eighty
new warehouse.
in
is
12,
Avas
engaged
with
Houston
on
num in Yamhill.
paper.
the Baton Rouge h'tt.rrlh, tlivncv he
Boys—Don't take for your model the most
Marshal Shuck has a force of night
went to New Grleaus, was foreman on vulgar and wicked man in town, but the
watclnneii keeping vigil over our al T ies E asily B roken .
the Jiidlctin for some time, w lien I k * vii - best. 'Tib1 boys <»f industrious and honest
most deserted town.
L.
mid Win. Gibbons have been listed in tin* loth Louisana Infantv,en habits willl own and rule this county, the
Surveyor Cooper established the partners in getting <»••! railroad ties in gaged in the Mexican war. Mi. W’ a nd next generation.
Yamhill
ernnity
ami finished up their ham came to California in 1855, and to
S. D an .
grade for the proposed improvement of
work List week. Skrcl cairn* into (own Oregon in 18(51, Avorkvd on tin* Oref/u
'I'liird St., last I’ riday..
yesterday and drew iln- money dm-.but iiian for some tiim*. 1 I k n< «• went to
ZCORTH YA^IHIL,L.
it limy Is1 truly said of some men, failed to’divide. He was sued by Gib Victoria, B. (’., working l.o Avithin tin-
July 2, 188.».
that “every lime tin y open their molli II lions Friday before Justice Green, bill last two years as “typo” in varioiu
they put their foot in it."
before flic eas<- was railed, compro plnc<‘s, but l)ak» now rvlireil. living
M in« Nettie Froyer has been visiting
mised b\ paving$2(H <» I and costs.— w ith tin* family of his son at t liis place, friend« near this place. •
The city authorities assure ns that
“Although laid upon tin* shelf,”!he old
Th‘rd street will lie improved, and no Ac/r..
Blackwell, Bewbey and Kelso are
man thinks he can “fling type as well in Messrs.
town from Tillamook.
mist 'ike, this time. (lood.
as
ever.” What coiinfA’ can boat Yam
Simr tits F ingkiss < in-’.
Mr. Hull Johnson ami wife •if Lafayette.
Mr. IL Baird, Ninth Yamhill’s live
Mr. < '. \Y. Jones, of Chtekainas coun hill ?
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
’’ ’ F. ’ ■ 1 •d-
farm iii'pleliient man, was in town and ty, while oik hunting with a party on
well
over Sunday.
paid us a visit ou Monday,
the lipper watersol' Gopher creek on
Rev. G. II. Edmons has gone to Southern
('apt. Appct.«nt and wile, of Oregon Monday last, .ucideiitallv discharged
Oregon to look for a place to live. If he
City, visiti I relativesat this place dill liis gun while leaning withone hand on
finds a place suitable he will remove his fam
the muzzle of the piece, I Im contentsof
ing the past week or ten days.
ilv to that place.
LAFAYDTTD
which passed through and luully shat
And don’t you forget that if you tered Ins left hand. Dr.Boyd was called
Mrs. A. Higgins has returned from her
July
2nd.
Wl.
want a good meal lor 25 cents that the and fintini it ueces .arv to amputate tin
east of the mountains. She will leinaip
Quite a number have returned from tin trip
SI. Charles is the place to get it.
third and little lingers.
here
a couple of weeks and then leave fur the
coast and other places where tlivv went tc Sound,
Two yem-ago yesterday the Nation
recruit up. Those that have n-tuvmd all
F.
look better for having roughed it a little, os-
was shocked by the intelligence that E lection of Ori'H Eiis—I. o.
A couple of gentlemem from Forest Grove
Follow ing is a list ol officers for Me {lecially the women, whose long confinement were in this place l<M»king for a place to set
President Garfield had been shot.
Minnvilh* Lodge of t’hosen Friends, within doors had made their cheeks look up in the hardware business.
Messrs. J. I,’. Miller, the druggist and chuted at their n gnliir meeting on pale and wan, have returned with a warm,
Chai ley Stilli van, the attorney , both id Wednesday evening. Jnin» 27th: Re healthy glow in their faces, that tells of
Mrs. Kate Deni pay. our very popular dress
maker, is about io leave here and take up her
Uallas, were in town last Tliiusday.
tired Chief t’oillixeloi. Win Holl; health and vigor regained.
abode
in Davton. We reget to lose her but
Three of our citzens. T. B. Neson, E.
If you should go to theTrtisk. fishing t’liief Counselor, A. I iielsehnelder ;
congratulate Dayton very much.
and hunting, you should go dow n the V ire Counselor. ('. S. Hubbard: See., (Jollard aud R. P. Bird, took a spin off
Uenrv Hamilton, of Forest Grove, was in
Bay Io the bea, h and cool your heated M. \Y. I ho le; Fill on ier. A. Wash burn: : tile sttutl) looking for “The Lost Cabin.'
Treasurer, J.’C. Caswell; l‘ridate, S. They saj they foqnd it. and good prosjiects town last week.
brow.
F. Harding; Marshal. T. II. Scudder: ; there or thereabout. For twenty years, more
welcome Prof. E. A. Anderson among
IA e gla «svs are again troubling tin Warden, Floia I >iclsclineid« i ; Guard. or less, the Wopfoot prospectors have Iteen ns We
again. He Ims bought the house fornn r
minds of some of the y oung ladies <>1 .1. Ihaper; Sentry. A. F. Washburn; banting that kit cabin and for .tn equal Iv occupied by John Dcmpsy, owned l\v Wib
length of time, every party who sallied forth Sitton.
this place.
They look so eluirniiliy Medical Examiner, J. I . Augur.
in quest of that lost, strayed or stolen edifice
with them mt.
have dreana-d day dreams and night dreams
\ honso was blown down near Hntchcroft s
That stilling gentlemnii tinnì Shel l \ h i W hi vr.
of the vast pile accruing to the lucky dis Friday during the hunt wind, that belonged
dan. Eli T. Branson, wits intown om
Mr. K. S. Cook blings in a sp< ( iiiii ii coverer of that mysterious cabin. I suppose to Mr. Kam* who recently arrived herefrom
day during the week, and paid us a of w livat \\ liirli is up to 1 liv standard of • everybody has heard the legend of that lost Indiana. Kane’s son had his nose broken.
how several years ago a lucky pros They were building the house which prom
pleasaiit visit.
I'ornivr \ vars. Il is of tliv White Win cabin;
pector struck a rich deposit of goht some ised to be a fine one.
T bwri . er .
Mr. Main e's broken hand ha- caused ter varivty : is bvaiitifnll> headed out where in the Coast range, nnd nfier an :<i>
II tilled and lias just roinnieiteed soeuce of several month< returned with 1< is
him lunch pain; but we lire pleased to and
DAYTON.
«tate that at last accounts it was get to put on the goldvii line, which r<- of the dust : how he fell in with*» friend
mind« iis that tin* liarwst is rapidly who took him into his home : how he sick
ting some lietler.
July 2, 1883.
ippro.o liiliu. Mr. t’<M»k has alMiiit ten ened and died, leaving his uionev and the
Crops are suffering for want of rain. Fann
Art. C. says he can't see how hecould ;i< res of Illis wheat and lie is conlident secret of the cabin with that friend ; how
ers
say
that
late
so
«
v
»
h
1
spring
will be
be the father of a man 7<i years old of obtaining a a ield of from 10 to B0 i that friend went to hunt for it. but never about an entire failure if we do grain
not have rain
w hen lie w ill be 31 his next birth day bushels to the acre front it. He ltd found it; how the secret got out somehow, soon.
We give it tip. Art.
this grain stand after the “fr* j /e-out” and how everv year since, parties have lieen
—
though u gave appearance of liaAiog out in search of it. but never finding it. un Luther Fletcher and family who have been
We give you but a half sheet this
til «'nr three Lafayette men took rhe matter rusticating at the seaside for the past two
week.
It's the Fourth of July, von suffered the same fate of other fields— in hand when, presto, they walked right to weeks, returned last Friday.
know, and printers must “enthuse1'as and Avill n ap a ri< li leuaril by so do it. But msik you. they didn’t find it where
Hon. Wm. Town sen 1. of Lafayette, was in
ing.
it was, no air, it was over in another gulch.
well as other people.
The»e, now. apit you glad f Even tody will town one day last week.
Remember that R. J. Simpson fur B adly H i rnei ».
be glad. The mystery is solved. The cabin
The tlifficnlfc task of raising the flag pole
nishes good, fresh milk, night or mono
Alonzo Shearer, itoti of .1. I*. Slu-arer, is found. Now let us have a railroad to get in the park was mic < t chilly eecomplisihed
ing, nr both if desired.
Apply at my of West t’lii'halcm. was badly burned the filthy lucre out, and make us all rich, last Saturday evening. Dr. Wills superin
residence in McMinnville.
tended the work.
last week. He was going home from quick!
T seen a lady on the street the other day
Mr. II. Fisher, of the “One I’tiee the post ottiee. «liba quarter of ¡1
Rev. nnd Mrs. J. T. Wolfe were suddenly
dressed
a
la
dolly
varden.
that
1
believe
is
pound
of
powder
it»
his
pocket,
w
hirh
Cash Dry Goods nnd Clothing House."
called to Portland one drn last week by re
what
they
O«
‘
dl
it,
but
she
resembled
most
a
rioni
some
emise.
supjiosed
to
Ite
fittiti
ceiving
intelligence of the illness of Mrs.
lias a ronmmlrniii that he will explain
igniting a unitili in lit« poekef, extiliwl- verdant dolly, and a slouchy one at that,
Wolfe's mother, who reside at that place.
fo.vvn if yon will call on him.
i tl. lie inn nini hollowed "I am shot."
Mr. Goody, of Dayton prairie, was tn town
The whole town and a gimd portion while his < lollies look tire and had it one
Our young friend, George Pamholtzer.
day last week. He says bis crop is all
srt the eoHiitr* roundabout here is de- not Is'i'ii fot <i son of Mr. M. Schnur right, but thinks that some wheat will be too who has been ••roughing it” down on the
Columbia for the past three months, return
serted is-ople bsving gone either to who was with him nt the limi*, mid short to cut.
ed S.itnrdav.
the coast orelsewt»-ie to spend the Ith. emight hint anil put the tire out he
Dug Walker, constable of Amity precinct,
Would ll.ne bill ||,<I to death. As it was down KaturtUy with a gentleiuan whose
A. M. Beesf'v, Esq., has the nobhie«t hng-
Eddie Warred is the I shs climber.
wo have »sen thia s-asoti. it was made
•tn Monday he climi d to the top of the was lie is badly burned but i.s doing as •name I have forgotten, the barber of Amity. gv
by
Mr. Z. W. Steel'. Forest Grove.
•tag stalT on Simonds' building ami ar velili» collidin' expected, but it will They wor<- after the prmrmting attorney to
lx»
some
time
liefore
he
can
be
out.
—
make a onse against John Mcmroe for some
Mr. F.
Hill, our aoenramodating drug
rangiai »halyard which limi licen brok-
kind of an unlawful trespass on the barber gist. is in Portland on basinetw.
hiefliiter.
I. loyd .
en.
shop and its owner,
Renn mis i that yon only have to go
B< n Lewis of Dayton Prairie, was in this A FKia pRopoirrmv.
•o W. II. Hingham s McMinnville Fur 1 i P rf . sbttkriax CniKcn or N orth
burg the other dav. He gives it as his im
nitlire Store to get the lu-st of nil kinds| I Y amiiii . i .
Anyone sufferin'.? fn»m habitnr»l twnWipn-
pression
that the loss of wheat will not lw as tion. torpidity of the liver. coMa. fevers .heat!-
of fnriiitiiie at the NMet rensonalde 1 The following w as rvceix cd la-I week great ns feared,
because
while
the
late
wheat
ach»"<
reatlerwneHrt, gb*tq»ta*me<M, ind'i?e<tion
rates.
I too late for publication :
will nqdouMedlv be short, the early wh»- it or nther
ill« arising from a dis-»r.lere 1 or in
will
be
enough
better
to
nearly
make
tip
f
»r
■lev.
.
I.
A.
Hanna,
assisteil
Ity
Rev.
Mr. Chas. Young, of the Nestucca
'active condition of th»* liver, atnmaclior how
it.
,
1>.
lb
Vhoinilt'l
mol
Eitler
8.
I..
Storr,
eU.
anti
wishing to give Svrnp of F'-”»
¡'Inning mills, had his hand eaiurtif tu a
of ------
Fast - I'ortlmid. orgmiized
a Presby-
And Hon. Fsl. Hsdawny was here In his |th<irMi'»h trial, ran bnv it of R<»<y*‘is A T<xid.
'•and saw. last Mondar, ami preti» se ...
- .
'ereh lasceiiited. though riot scNoiisIv lei Ian cliiiri h ill Noilli i ambili l ist giveart sth »wing off that spanking trotter of who will apvre to return I«» von y«»nr ww»n»*v
if it fails to act protnptly nnd mtigfactority.
litiuiml.
S iiii J. iv , .lune 24th.with nineteen mem- his.
Local Correspondence.
fl
Mamtaino,
(Heretofore at the head of the
Refdvd!»*
win make the
season of 1883 as follows :
North Yamhill. J/"iidays; Ln-
Fayette, 'Tuesdays ; McMinnville, Wednes
days an<l Thursdays ; Bellevue, Fridays and
Saturdays.
Hambletonian Mambrino is a beautiful dark
bay or brown, 15 hands, 2' inches high and
weighs over 1,100 pounds. He is unsurpassed
Ibi style and beauty : long-bodied, with a
rangy neck and blood-like head. He is hea
vy muscled, and as for teet and legs no horse
can excel him.
Of his prepotency as a sire there can I k - no
doubt. All his colts have the impress of his
high form ami soperb courage, and when plac
id on the market have, so far, commanded (at
the same ages) as high a price as the get of
any hoise in the North Pacific.
During the last year his get was awarded
many premiums and was the winner of the
three-year-old throe-in-five racesat Vancouver
and the State Fair, defeating in both races the
finest field of three-year-olds that ever came
together in the Northwest.
P E D I G REE Hambletonian Mambrino
was sired by Menelaus, (the sire of Cleora, re
cord 2.18j, and sold for $15,000), he by llys-
dyk's Ilambletonian.
1st dam Olean, by Border Chief.
2nd dam Olinda, by Oliver.
3rd dam by Chorister, he by imp. Contract.
Menelaus’ first dam Jesse Bull by Long Isl
and Black Hawk.
2nd dam by Young Duroc, he by Duroc, he
by Diomede.
3rd dam by Coffin’s Messenger, son of imp.
Messenger.
Border Chief, sire of Olean, was by old Mam
brino Chief, 1st dam bv Highlander, 2nd dam
by Glencoe, 3rd dam by Post Boy, son of Hen
ry that ran with Eclipse.
Thus it will be seen that Harnbletonian
Mambrino has eight Messenger crosses and
unites the two greatest strains of American
totting blood—those of Rysdyk’s Ilambleton
ian and Mambrino Chief, being a lineal de
scendant of imp. Messenger o.i each side of the
house • To this, the very quintessence of Amer
ican trotting blood, he unites the rich racing
strains of Glencoe, Wagner, Chorister and Post
Bov, famous in the aunuils of the running
turf on both sides of the Atlantic. He also
has the Bashaw blood, through Long Island
Black llawk, the first horse that ever trotted
below 2 :40 to a road .wagon.
'TERMS j—$35 to insure; $25 by the season.
Care will be taken to preyent accidents, but
no responsibility assumed.
Address
W m . GALLOWAY, Bellevue.
Or
L. B. LINDSAY,
50 tf
Reedville, Oregon.
LOTS FOR SALE.
I OTS Ni>., 1, 2 anil 3, in Block No. 19. Row1-
1' taint’s audition are offered lor sale at a bar
■tain. Fine location near the depot—just east
ol the rc-'i<ienee ol L. It. Cook, on the oa.t side
of railroad trai-k, on Third Street. The three
lots will be sold I >r S400, if applied for soon.
IMMENSE BARGAINS
The attention of the public is called to the
hmm use bargains now offered at the
Peoples’ Store.
The stock formerly owned by George Ban
gasser A Son will be disposed of
LzAtìtefe ^^t Cost,
For Cash or Produce.
Great Redui-'ioua are ruade iu
< j iîoceriks
A fine lot of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
AT COST.
lSoots and iSlioes
Lower than Portland prices.
DRY COODS
Cheaper than was ever offered in this city.
1 respectfully invite the public to call and
examine goods and prices.
Respectfully,
V
W. F. BANGASSER.
10-ltf.
NEW BILLIARD HALL
IN
JOHNSON’S BRICK,
Lafayette, Oregon.
The Purest Wines and Liquors kept constant
ly n hand. Cigars of the best brands and one
of the best Billiard Tables in the State, found
here.
JOHN HULERY,
29tf
Proprietor.
N-?w Grocery and Provision Store
Just opened on
Third Street, two Doors East of
Dielschneider’s,
Oregon
>1« Mann ville,
it ii . i . is ,
McMinnville, May 24, ’83—lltf.
J. E MAGERS,
Everything in the line cheap for cash or in
exchange lor country produce. Call and
exiimiije goods and prices.
L. ROOT.
Feb. 21 . l882-2tf.
A tt ’ v at L aw & N otary P vbu
Business Promptly Attended to.
d ÏFEH'E One Door East of Vest Office-,
McMinnville, Oregon.
5(lvl.
J. B. ROHR,
louse, Carriage, Sigil
and
W. A. FENTON,
■tool nini Shoe Maker,
Niar.KiDAN. nai i.ox.
The finest stock of Boots. Shoes, Rubbers.
Etc, in Yamhill County
CHEAP FOR CASH.
B«»ots ami Shoes manufactured to order and
neatly repaired.
Ail work and goods warranted.
Sign of the Big Boot, Sheridan, Oregon.
.31 m3.
GAINES FISHER,
Itorsi-s llonr'lisl
Spccirtl Attention
by the Dn>’,
Piven to
VA't-uk or Aloni h. ¿V JY’ Transient Stork.
Lively, Feed and Sale Stable-
Ornamental Painter,
McMinnville,
-
Oregon.
Painting done in the neatest style, on the
s'ioiter-t in>tice and at the most reasonable
i ices. Shop in the old Beary building ou
Third between A and B Sts.
6tf.
T. C. STEPHENS,
WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER & ENGRAVER.
DEALER IN
WATCHES;
CLOCKS,’.
JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES. Etc.,
n the Brick Store, corner 3d and Jefferson 8t>
LAFAILITE,
-
•
OREGM
OREGON. IlVr/r/» Repairing and Job
Corner Commercial ami Trade Sts.,
-
SALEM,
-
-
Miiiafaction Guaranteed
bing a Specialty.
BOSS SALOON,
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
U. S. Land Office at Oregon City, j
Oregon, May 10, 1883. J
McMinnville,
•
Oregon,
Notice is hereby given that A. S. Bible,
of Yamhill County. Oregon, lias made ap-
A. ENNIS. Proprietor.
pl- cm tion to purchase the E. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4
iit.l W 1-2 of N. E. 14 of Sec. 21.T4 S,R 7 W
The Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars kept Will. Mer.. under the provisions of the Act of
constantly on hand.
l3-4in3.
Congress, approved June 3, 1878. entitled " An
Act lor the sale of Timher Lands in the States
<4 California. Oregon, Nevada, and in Wash
ington Territory.”
All adverse claims to said tract of land or
YIt Ylillu5 illc, Crcgon,
any portion thereof, must be filed in the U. S.
Land
eflice at Oregon City, Oregon, before
Is now pre|»ared to furnish music for Pic-Nic®,
expiration of sixty days from this date.
Celebrations, etc., on short notice and nt rea the Given
under mv hand this 10th day of M»y,
sonable ritoj. A ’liress
1««-.
L.T. BARIN,
ft. V. K. MIYI ZH. l ender.
Stitt.
RegiMer.
4tt.
McMinnville, Oregon.
I ia<)er <>«ld Fellows9 llall.
Custer
Pest
Band,
HENRY WARREN,
N otary I’ i
.1. E. MAGERS.
ri . ic .
N otary P ublic .
WARREN & MAGERS,
Beal Estate and Insurance Agents,
McMinnvitlo, Oregon
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Farn« Lands oí all tla««et for Bale on Easy Term«
I I'O. Tow n Lot*.
COLLE'. "FIONS M ADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTTED.
Legal Pa per* drair n tritìi .\etUne**, .leva racy and Difi-
stnf
patch.
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