VOLUME <111, VO *15
the reporter .
M’MI NAVILLE
OREGON, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1888
LAFAYETTE
I Mr. Fouts, of Carlton, had a fit last week,
Sept. 4th, 1883. i and fell out of the wagon, bruising hitn up
Ige Hurley pr?t,y badly^ We understand now, that he
John Bird and family and Judt
and
A „
>s insane
and it la thought he will have to go
and family have returned from the
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coast
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Published Every Thursday, at
ao now we are all at home again and can be to the asylum as soon ae his Injuries will sl-
low
him
to
be moved.
K c JIINNVILLE
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OREGON found in our usual places.
- — -pnnen anj wife returned from
ST
Dr. Littlefield has returned from his visit
.... Saturday.
“ W. J.” left to-day
1’ranoisc.o and
«nd reports,
rennrta a □ good
rrrv-wd time i j
■‘“Oscow last
O
to • San Francisco
A- "V. ü. SNYDEH.
and grand doings by the Sir Knights of the l for San Francisco.
T bavelxb .
oonclave.
Editor aud Proprietor.
I saw the genial phiz of Col. Chris Taylor
DAYTON
as Lie passed through town Saturday, on his
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
way home from the conclave.
Sept. 4, 18S3.
Ine t>py Pcr year- in advance-............. Í2.5O
Items
scarce.
W.
L.
Bradshaw
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s
house
is
now
completed
1.50
"
six months
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and he is surrounding it with a neat fence.
Col. Chris Taylor feturned from San Fran
“ Boy” has one of the neatest residences iu cisco last Saturday.
town. Now we want to know who the ten
Sheriff Collard was in town on business,
ant will be. or how soon he, she or both—
one day lust week.
both most likely—will take possession.
August Detmering returned from Salem,
Last week, at the suggestion of several
prominent farmers, a* number of circulars yesterday 1
SHERIDAN.
were sent to different points in the county,
F. A. Hill left for Victoria last Monday.—
calling for signatures and a meeting of all He goes to that place for the benefit of his
Sept. 8, 1883.
those in favor of a county fair and agricul health, which has been very bad I ot some
Harvest of 1883 is nearly finished.
tural society, to meet at Lafayette on the time past.
Hay. oats and wheat saved in the very best 25th duy of Sept, (court week) to organize
Rev. T. L. Jones and family, of Lafayette,
such
a scheme. All person receiving such
of order.
circulars were requested to get the names of visited friends at this plaoe last week. Mr.
Wheat is ooming into the warehouses quite farmers and others that they could, and re Jones leaves for Oregon City to-morrow.
turn them to VV. M. Townsend, on or before Dame Rumor has it that Webfoot will lose
lively.
Born—to the wife of Charles Whitmer, a Sept. 16th, so the names might be published one of her fair daughters, some time thia
before the meeting. It is to be hoped that month.
•on.
the idea of a county fair will meet with a
Misses Ora Robinson and Minnie Call
Morrison <t Embree expect to start the hearty approval from the farmers, as they,
more than any othea olass, will contribute were in your place visiting friends, last
flouring mill in four weeks.
to its sucoess—if success it is.
week.
There is about two-thirds of a wheat crop
in this section.
Our P. M., Mr. Hubbard, has received hia Miss Young, of your town, has been en
gaged as teacher of the primary department
Rev. John McIntire, minister of the M. E. first installment of “ postal notes.” They of our school, which commences next Mon
look very nice, and no doubt will prove very
Churoh, has moved into the parsonage.
day, Sept. 10th.
handy to use as intended.
Ole Hyland, of Astoria, was visiting his
Mrs. Adam Roesner has been very low
Lev!
Bennett,
of
White
’
s
Station,
was
in
friendcof Willamina, last week.
with heart disease. Dr, Bull, the attending
town yesterday.
physician,
reports her some better, to-day.
.Jaok Frost made his appearance here last
Lewis Grazer is down from Wasoo county
Tharsday night, but did no damage.
Rev. J. T. Wolfe, for the past two years
on a visit.
pastor of the M. E. Church at this plaoe,
Mr. Gleason has purchased a few oows
Charley Fenton, having helped through nas been transferred to Shedd’s S tad on. Mr.
and will start to the Sound in a few days.
the harvest, goes baok to Eugene for another Wolfe, during his long residence among us,
has won the respect and confidence of the
Capt. Lifollett accidentally cut the thumb spell at the college.
entire community, and leave» many warm
of his left hand off with a hand saw.
Mr. Crozier, living in the Amity hills, was friends, who wish him success in his new
Mr. Scott, who has heretofore lived near here one day last week. He reports the hill field of labor. He is succeeded at this plaoe
Grand Ronde, has rented E. Shortridge’s erops as not turning ont very well—some not by Rev. John Parsons, who arrived here last
going more than six bushels per aore and Saturday evening.
farm.
none more than 18. The same might be said
Rav. J. H. Skidmore made Sheridan a fly of some of the higher hills near here, and
Mrs. E. C. Robertson left for her old home
ing visit, last week. He has s?ttlod in .Seat other places.
at Bloomfield, Ill, last Friday- She will be
tle, W. T.
Wheat sown late and being out now, is gone about two months.
The father and mother of Charles Whit turning out very good, although most of it Our young townsmen. Bluford Sigler,
mer are visiting their son and friends, hero has not had a drop of rain. I hear of one Chaa. Powell and Ed Niohols, left this
in Sheridan.
field put in after the middle ot May that morning for Salem. They will attend the
University at that place the coming winter.
0. Sohemmel, who lives a-half mile from made over 30 bushels to the acre.
the town of Willamina, has sold his farm
We hear something about a outting affray The river at this place is lower than it has
for two thousand dollars.
near Sheridan, but have no particulars. W. been at any time during the past seven
Messinger <fc Money, real estate agents, L. Pradshaw, deputy Pros. Atty., went up years. The steamer “ Orient” while attempt
have placed a neat and showy bulletin board yesterday to have an examination. When ing to cross in at the mouth of the Yamhill,
he gets back we will learn more.
last Friday, run aground and did not get off
in frout of the postoffice.
till Saturday night, when she dropped down
Wisdom Millsaps has sold his farm ad Have you seen the doctor's new coach to Ray’s Landing and left for Portland, Sun
joining the town of Willamina, consisting of lamp ? It looks like the head-light of a lo- day morning. She will not be able to cross
100 acres, for the sum of $12,500. He sold to oomotive.
in again until we have rain, and consequent
a Californian, and intends to buy here again.
Until within a very few days nobody took ly we are without a boat. She will not run
Rev. W. T. VanSooy moved to Salem, last any stock in the theory of Evolution.— further than Ray’s until the river rises.—
week. He goes there to complete his educa Preachers didn’t dare to believe in it; per- Thia cuuses a “ growl” among our merchants
who are compelled to have their freight
tion. He made a host of friends while here,
ishoners would’t believe iu itt mostly all hauled from that place.
L lotu ,
and every one wishes him success.
others didn’t want to believe in it, and the
Last winter at the time of the high water,
the railroad track from the gravel bed to the few who thought there might bo some truth
Sept. 4, 1888.
warehouse was washed away and a number in the theory didn’t dare express themselves
of flat cars were left near the upper end of for fear of being lifted Out of society on the Rollins <t Hale are selling out at cost to
the traok. A number of iuen have been en toe of some religious boot. Darwin bad make room for new goods.
gaged for some time iu building track so as
written volumes to prove it, and he was It is so smoky and foggy this morning that
to get them on the main road again.
one cau hardly see across the 6treet.
Our friend, Tip Graves, had his share of forthwith set down as a very bad man.—
Mrs. R. W. Phillips has been very sick,
Huxley,
Agassiz,
Tyndale,
and
a
host
of
bad luck last week. He had a sick horse, a
but was some better when last heard from.
calf to die, another one to go blind, and a other scientists, said it was so ; but they
runaway. The pin to the singletree camo were not believed and were met on all sides Miss Aggie Watt and others from the
Grove were in town visiting relatives and
out and struck tne heels and frightened the
horses and they ran a short distanoe and the by the steep, staggering unanswerable ques friends, Saturday and Sunday.
Jsngus dropped to the ground and over the tion “ Do you believe you sprung from a
Mrs. Chaney, In company with her slater,
wagon turned, throwing Mr. Graves to the monkey ?” and good mothers told bad chil Mrs.
Coulter, and daughter, Lottie, leave
ground, hurtin" him pretty badly ; but he is dren that if they were not good they would this
morning for Missouri.
about again. The horses came looso from
go
to
Darwin,
Huxley,
<uc.
But
H.
W.
Beech
thewagou, ran a Rhort distanoe and strad
A brother of P. Y. McCarter arrived here
dled a log, and one of thorn was snagged so er presented himself upon the stage and for one day last week, from Canada, on a visit.
badly that he dUd in a few moments. The $1,000 tells us that evolution is a fact and
Our druggist, R. L. Simpson, will go back
horse was worth $150. Mr. Graves’ wheat
the whole thing is changed. Everybody be on the excursion together with a good many
went 30 bushels to the acre.
other
old pioneers of this section.
comes an evolutionist. Not that Mr. Beeoh-
John Sedes, who lived in Sheridan for
Watermelons seem to be very plentiful
nearly two years, and moved to Nestuoca, er proves it in-any way or brings a single
some time, was operated upon about two fact to bear upon it; he does not even tell this year ; Uncle Jimmie Ayer and Mr. Bee
weeks ago by Dr. D. W. Cox, assisted by Dr. cs that he has examined into the matter in ler have brought in some as fine as were ever
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John Field for strangulated hernie. If the any way or really knows anything at all eaten.
doctor had been called and the operation abont it; ho only tells that he believes it.
You can see Unole Robert Lancefield al
had been performed sooner, Mr. Sedes might True, he took fully two hours to elaborate most any time passing along the road lead
l>otfibly have recovered ; but he died a tew on that little sentenco and SI,000 for doing ing to his farms. You know Mr. L. has a
dayt ttfler the operation. He was a sober, it; but that is all there really was of hie lec bran new thresher, and it is doing some fine
.quist, industrious, good young man, and un ture. But that was enough, and now you work.
married He had no relatives, bat left a oan’t find a man, woman or child but will
Mr. Jim Hayden has opened up a black
Will,
prove to yon that they were born believers
in evolution. But Mr. Beecher, while trying smith shop on the corner opposite Rollins <fc
The annual harvest row of this section oc to work himself in with the scientific world, Hale’« store. Mr. Hayden is said to be a
curred last Thursday evening ot Mr. Frazier’s was also desirous to hold onto his salary as good workman in that line.
abont tire' miles norths west of Sheridan.— a preacher, so tried hard to weld evolution
They had been threshing tliero that day, and onto «hristianilv. His efforts in that direc McCarter & Alderman have dissolved part
after supper Mr. Joe Stewart and a young tion reminded one of a mail trying to lift a nership in the agricultural implements and
man named McDonald, who formerly lived piece of butter on the point of a hot knife, blacksmith business, J. W. Aiderman buying
*t North Yamhill, got into a difficulty and and as any one may observe, the oftener you out McCarter. Mr. McC. is going back to
Canada in a few weeks.
concluded to settle it by wager of battle ; trv the fail the less there is of the butter.
but after two rounds the bystanders inter Those who were present say that Mr. B.
Mr. Leon Coulter met with rather a serious
fered and parted them, and it was thought was really eloquent, of which I have not the accident one day Inst week. He was trying
that the difficulty had ended ; but in a short slightest doubt, as many a man can talk two to prv out the concave of a thresher with a
hme it commenced again and Stewart stab- hours verv eloquently and yet Bay little or wrench and in so doing his hand slipped,
ced McDonald in the left breast with the nothing, and the gentleman, being conscien striking n tooth and cutting a gash two Inch
blade of a knife about four inches long, tious in the matter, wished to give the audi- es long in the palm of his hand.
Which penetrated the left lung. The doctors enoe something for their money, which was
Air. R. J. Lancefield has sold his town
t»Wk the wound not necessarily fatal, but verv considjexate of Mr. B. And after all it
v®ry dangerous. McDonald was very bad is likely tint two hours unmeaning eloquence propertv. where he is living, to Mr. J. Hay
yest«(fijv. There are so many conflicting satisfied them belter than the same quantity den. Air. L. will move back on his farm af
•lories that we do not wish to go into par of facte and figures. So ho got their $1,000 ter harvest.
uoulars. and cannot tell who is to blame ; and they got his eloquence. As everybody
Mr, Morris Allen intend» going to San
cat it is evidfrflt that whisky was at the bot- now believes that Mr. Beecher told the truth Francisce soon on business, and expects to
'Cmof the whol»difficulty. No arrest has for a $1,000 fee, and that evolution is there visit most of the eastern and western states,
»•«n made, but it does seem that a great fore a fixed fact, it gives us the privilege of before his return home.
crime h-^g been commitisd and ought to be advocating and talking about the theory
Business is very lively with the farmers at
^¡qoited into by the office»» of the law.— without having the question snapped at us
this much is due Mr. Stewart, ills neigh “ do yon believe you sprung from a mon present; you can see teams ooming in town
bor» believe him innocent, however, and he key ?’’ for whioh Mr. B. and the $1,000 be to F. A. Cook’s warehouse from an early
hour in the morning till eight o'clock at
Proceeds with his harvesting, as usual.
thanked.
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night, bringing in their grain, and from 18
S. D an .
to twenty teams can be seen almost all day,
NORTH rAMHILX..
waiting their turn to unload.
tfept. 3 1883.
À.S.
thd highlands .
Mr. George Long, of Portland, was up on
Aug. 80 1883.
a visit last week.
,.7® are three
of the R eports » be-
NEWBERG,
Mrs. Orville Stewart, from near Moscow,
the times, but will have a chanoe to
Sept. 3,1883.
and Mrs. David Stewart, of Foyest Grove,
to the Post Office to-day.
Ttototaler’s smoke, a 8 Chug Em <t Co.
are in town visiting relatives and friends.
Harvesting is nearly over in this section,
calls it, isn’t all gone yet.
Mr. Bowles has moved fn-m town onto his
Halen’s being the only crop not yet thresb-
Threshing is nearly over with in this
farm in Moores valley.
and they will begin immediately,
neigh borhwd.
Mr.
Wm.
McCarty
and
Mrs.
Eliza
Eagan,
in this neighborhood has made a
Hall A Smock, of Middleton, are in this
iin l
^e best going but little over 2») of Amity» wi-re the guests of Mrs. Wm.
JJbels to the acre and a great deal not Morgan, one day last week. Mrs. Eagan neigborhood with their steam thresher.
leavw
to-day
for
Alkali,
east
of
the
moun-
«■yttig expenses.
There is considerable sickness in this
neighborhood, at present.
.¿k*. G. W. Branson, of Bellevue, preached tains.
Mr. Frank Hoberg was in town one day
to attentive audiences, last
James Holston has improved the looks of
«ky, at the Highland school house. The last week, as jovial as ever He was pleased his plaoe by giving his house a coat of paint,
E2E • yill end»avor to secure his services enough with bis Tillsmook trip to take an and by adding a new porch.
•Wtrly.
other one.
W. 8. F. and W. R. E. still make their
Mr. John Marsh has rented the farm of weekly
Hi« >fay Newell, of RhaHdsn. spent a
trips to Tualatin. Ye young lads
t
or two with relatives hers, daring har- Mills A Howe, lately bought of Monts Stew should tie your horses a little better, so
art. and will move from town soon.
you would have no excuse to stay all night
Mr Jack Kiilen has rented Wm. Perkins’ and foot it home ths next morning.
15 a
hnyor among us who say*
Tvvy?“-’ to seoure a farm for dairying pur- farm.
Quite a number of visitors from Dayton
JT • The general opinion is that he might
Mr Thomas Stevenson fell from a scaf ( wers down here yesterday.
3 ■ little of his small change for his to- fold .’last week, while working on a house,,
a&nic’
people hare boarded him a and sprained his ankle so he won t be able to; Mother Closain, of Portland, spent Satur
day and Sunday at this place.
P*a of weeks free of charge.
work for a few days.
Miss Maggie Kirklev. of Portland, was
ahortlv remove tn a farm on
W. J. Dean lectured here yesUrday fore- visiting
old friends at this place, last week.
belonging to Mayer, where i noon and afternoon.
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J“®» have made their fortanes. Sue - | Boxn Sept. 3rd. 1«<3. loth, wife of Rob-
Local Correspondence.
Hia. H. Luton-
art McCullough, a daughter.
-“““k
Mrs. S. Brutsoher has been very poorly,
but is butter at present.
Mrs. Dr. Jessup is quite feeble at present.
Mrs. Rosa Gunn, residing near Dundee,
died last Tuesday, (the 28th> of consump
tion. She leaves a large olrcle of relatives
and friends to mourn her lose.
John Beohard, residing near here, died
last night of typhoid fever. This leaves his
partner, Fredrio Sidel in a pretty bad fix, as
he is a cripple and hardly able to wait on
himself.
Dr. Jessup has sold part of bis plaoe to
Jno. Victory. Prioe, $1,000.
Will C. King, Grand Leoturer of the I. O.
G. T., lectured Saturday night and Sunday
at Middleton, and organized a lodge with 36
chatter members; his wife also organized a
Band of Hope with 34 members. Mr. King
lectured at this plaos last night; he and his
wife leave to-day for Forest Grove, where he
will lecture to-night.
Mr. K. is a good
speaker and one who digs right down to the
bottom, and don’t believe in simply lopping
off the limbs, but dig it out, root and branoh.
“Chug Em <t Co.” thinks I ought to give
the old batohelors a rest. I presume he does,
as only a few more years will throw him in
that class, and he don’t see any show of its
being otherwise.
Our fair comes off in just one month.
We had a good paper
lodge last
week, edited by Mieses
Inglis and
Louisa Holston.
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S15O PER AVVIM.
W. D. FENTON,
E. E. GOUCHER, Al. D.
Physician and Surgeon. AIT02NEY AT UW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Has permanently located in AfcAfinnvilla LAFAYETTE, .... OREGON.
Special attention paid to Land Law and Ab-
for the practioe of hia profession. All calls—
»tracts of Title.
day or night—promptly attended to.
Money to Loan at all time».
Office—One door east of Warren A Magers
Collections made at usual rate».
99yl.
offioe.
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NO. 1 SALOON.
A. ». HOWARD, M. ».
C. W. HULERY. Pro.
Physician and, Surgean,
(Successor to M. Feker,)
Office in Garrison’s Building.—Particular
Women and
Children. All calle promptly attended to.
The best Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Bit Residence—at Mrs. Talmage’s.
7mfi.
ters, Wines, etc., the markets afford. Jlso, ihe
best ot cigars, and the justly celebrated San
w. M. R amsey ,
Francisco Lager Beer.
G. G. BINGHAM,
Salem.
McMinnville.
Third St.,
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Mc.Hiuuville, Or. attend >n given to diseases of
RAMSEY St BINGHAM
O&TBAZi BOOL
<ltl«r»eyx al Law
(Situated at the Depot,)
McMinnville, • •
Oregon,
IL. II, COOK, Prop.
Office of Geo. G. Bingham, Notary Public-
one door West of Furniture Store,
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M c M innville
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O regon .
T^Hlà HOTEL 16 FIRST-CLASS in every par-
A tlcular, being furnished with all modem
»R. W, A. B. MILLS,
appliances, and setting before its guests only
the best the market affords.
flFFICE at F. A. Hill's Drug Store, Dayton,
Sample-room for the especial aooommodatiop
Oregon.
till'.
Sept. 3,1883.
of Commercial Men.
Hana Hutohens has recovered from a t»- Remember the place- at the depot.
vere attaok of bilious fever.
John Baker is lying very low with typhoid
fever, and doubts are entertained of his re
covery.
SOLD ACAIN
Smoke is getting so thick that one oan
and
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Len
’ me yer knife, pipe an’ tobaccy, an*
bite it off, chew It and spit it out.
fumble yer pocket fer a match while I load the
Painter,
W. L. T oom and W. R. Ever.t visited dudeen.'* Which being interpreted, means that
McUinuville,
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Oregon.
Bridgeport Sunday.
2 H. WELCH
Painting done in the neatest style, on the
Messrs. Gilbert and Brandon, of_____
Lonls- Has bought Harry Robertson’s stock of Cigars,
Ville, Indiana, are visitlDg friends here with Tobacco, Candy and Notions which he propos shortest notice and at the most reasonable
a view of settling.
es to sell as low as is consistent with the Çrices. Shop in the old Beary building on
O. Hodson and wife, of your oity, visited law of live-and-let-live. And having set up a hird between A and B Sts.
BARKER CHAIR
Mrs. P. Hodson and family this week.
Is prepared to do slashing and grubbing with
Newberg has a real live poetess.
Boca pop and orangeß for sale under the Pho
W. H. BOYD, M. D,
Julius Hodson has gone to Forest Grove tograph Gallerv at McMinnx ille.
H. H. WELCH.
for a few days. There is a great attraction
SURGEON & PHYSICIAN,
for Jul. over there.'
FFICE—up stairs oyer Manning’s Tin
Several of our citizens talk of going baok
!
Store, McMinnville, Oregon-
east ae soon as trains begin to run.
Particular attention paid to diseases of wo
There will be a railroad meeting at this
Desirable property in the town of Sheridan men and Children.
plaoe to-night to appoint a oouimitte. to act
If not in office, san be| found by enquiring
in conjunction with the committee from La Yamhill County, consisting of a blacksmith
shop,
wagon 6hop, good dwelling house, barn, at either of the drug 6tores.
fayette to confer with Henry Villard In re.
P. S.—Patients have the right to have their
card to ths completion of the Narrow lumber and wood shed.
Enquire of
Prescriptions filled where they choose.
Gauge B. It. to Portland.
CHAS.
LAFOLLETT,
C bvo E m & Co.
47tf.
Sheridan, Oregon.
J. B. KOHR,
House, Carriage, Sign
Ornamental
For Sale
XaiDDLBTON.
Aug. 28,1882.
Plenty of smoke and dust.
Hon. Will. C. King leotured to a fair audi-
ence at the school house, last Sunday even
ing, and will try and organize a lodge of I.
O. G. T. next Saturbay evening.
The people of this plaoe and vioinity are
requested to meet at the school house next
Wednesday afternoon, to select a oommittee
of five to aot with the committees of various
other places, to interview Villard, while at
Portland, on the railroad business.
Hon. R. H. Tyson and wife are still St the
coast.
T- T. Vincent has returned to bls old
home. Thomas, we are happy to meet you.
F. A. Olds has bought an interest in the
McConnell Machine and is doing a rushing
business.
Dr. Lyle, of this plaoe, has plenty to do.
He Is one of the jolliest fellows out.
Who waB that young man of Bridge Port
who waited on a young lady from this plaoe,
and got so excited that he forgot to tie up
the team, although they wore aocustomed to
run away ? Come, W. L., wake up to biz.
The merchants of this place are doing a
fair business, considering the times.
The grain in this part of the oountry Is
turning out much better than was expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks were visiting here
last Sunday. MrB. Brooks will return to her
school next Saturday.
LOTS FOR SALE.
O
M’CAIN &ÆURLEY,
JTTOIM’irSJTLJH*,
Noe. 1, 2 and 3, in Block No. 19, Row
land’s addition are offered for sale at a bar
L OTS
gain. Fine ldtation near the depot—just east
—und—
NOTARIES PUBLIC,
of the residence of L. H. Cook, on the east side
of railroad track, on Third Street. The three
Lafayette,
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Oregon
lot« will be sold for $400, if applied for soon.
GEORGE WILLIS, Jr.
Office—Jail Building, up stairs.
33tf.
McMinnville, May 24, ’83—1 Itf.
J. E MAGERS,
A tt ’ y at L aw & N otary P cbl T
ST. CHARLES
HOTEL,
F MULTNEH, Prop.,
Corner Third and B streets,
V1CVIIN.N VILLF
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OREGON.
Business Promptly Attended to,
Newhouse! New furniture! unsurpassed in
country. Rates—$1 to $2 per day, accord
OFFICE—One Door Ea6t of Pc6t Office, the
ing
to room. Single meals, 25 cents. Lodg
v McMinnville, Oregon.
50yl.
ing, 25 to 50 cents, according to room. Board
and Lodging, $4 co $6, per week. Fine Sample
Rooms and superior accommodations for com
mercial i. on. Supper furnished Balls and
W. A. FENTON,
parties at reasonable rates. Give me a call
and
soe for yourselves.
Boot and Shoe Maker,
SHERIDAN, OREGON.
The finest stock of Boote. Shoes, Rubbers,
Etc, in Yamhill County
CHEAP FOR CASH.
NEW BILLIARD HALL
IN
JOHNSON’S BRICK,
Boots and Shoes manufactured to order and
neatly repaired.
Lafayette, Oregon.
All work and goods warranted.
The Purest Wines and Liquors kept constant
Sign of the Big Boot, Sheridan, Oregon.
ly ou hand. Cigars of the best brands and oui
31 m3.
of the bust Billiard Tables in the State, found
The proprietors of tho Canyon oreek Mills
JOHN HULERY,
have got their planer rigged, and are ready
Proprietor.
to sell all kinds of dressed lumber.
Special Attention
The Pool Bros, intend to finish up their Horses Boarded
by the Day,
given to
hall soon, and it will be a grand thing for I Week
or Month.
Transient Stock.
this plaoe. A good hall is needed in every
J, € COOPER
village.
Campmeeting commences at Bridgeport
County Surveyor
next week.
Corner Commercial and Trade St,..
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More anon.
SALEM,
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OREGON.
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Aati.tactlon Guaranteed.
GAINES FISHER,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
For Lame Back, Side or Cheat use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cent*. Sold by Rogera
A Todd.
“HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fragran
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Rog
ers A Todd.
CATARRH CURED, health and tweet breath
secured by Shiloh’a Catarrh Remedy, Pnoe
50 cent«, Natal Injector free. Bold bv Rogers
A Todd.
WILL YOU BUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalixer is guaran-
eed to cure you. Sold by Rogers A Todd.
MoMlnnville. Or.
BOSS SALOON
Under Odd Fellows9 Hall,
McMinnville,
*
Oregon,
A. ENNIS, Proprietor.
The Finest Wines, Liquoraand Cicera kept H. a. LtrrntrtELO,
constantly on hand.
13-4m3.
M.
Custer
Pest Band,
^Icl^linnville, Oregon,
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the rem Is now prepared to furnish music for Pic-Nics,
edy for vou. Sold by Rogers A Todd.
Calibrations, etc., na short notice and at rea
sonable rates. Addreas
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY—a poe-
A. V. R. NNYI.ZH, leader,
McMinnville, Oregon.
4tf.
itive cure fnr Catarrh, D'ptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by Rogers A Todd.
BUSINESS A PROFESSIONAL
This J
TVotice
ISIDORE ERTLE,«I> bo .
M’Minnville,
*
Oregon.
Manufacturer of Lager Beer and Porter.
AU orders promptly filled.
Itf
D.
J. F. CALBRKATH,
M. b
Littlefield & Calbreath;
PhyHicinn« and Surgeons,
Lafayette. Oregon.
»CBGERY A SPECIALTY.
MILK,
MILK!
MILK!!
The undersigned wishee to inform the peo
ple of A cMinnville that be is running a Afilk
DAYTO.V SALOO.V.
Wagon from hie farm to town and furnishing
FKAMK eiLTHEB,
•
Proprietor the beet of milk at the most reasonable rate».—
Those
to be supplied with the article
The best brands of Liquor«, Wind and Ci at once wishing
can do so by leaving orders at the Post
gars ker>t for sale. When you go to Daytor office,
W G. DAVI8.
call ano see Frank.
19tf.
40tf.
VEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS bought.
T* Money to loan on good real relate securi
ty.
Apply to
6. G. BINGHAM,
Campbell’. Building, McMinnville.
McMinnville Brewery
L ight S olas T ransit .
w. A u I. ourlay ,
T«»*, a. y.
I have all the field note,
of the Public Survey, of
Yamhill county, ana am
prepared to do First-Claw
work on ahort notic. and
reasonable terms.
Dr G F. TICKER,
Hss returned to hie old stand-up eta ire in Bi
monde* building—with a new equipment
uten«¡la tor hie work, and 1a now prepared
take
Picture« of
all Kind*.
From a small »iw tin-type to a large Cabinet
Please give me a call.
33m6.
Office—One door esst of Hartman's brick.
Laurina Gas admiaisUrsd for painless as
tractiog.