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1 ni e R eporter . Reports from the State Fair indicate IN o w I BUM! BUM! BUM! that this year’s exhibition will be a very successful one. The display ot Í OK SALE! “ Says 11’ mesilf, says I,’ agricultural products is said to be very 4 Fin© W«ber Piano, wn© Höre© und tine, the racing is up to the average, -**- Hutfffy, 3 MeiN oï JÍLirnc»»« aaid llure Bar __________ llektia, Montana, pro nites to l»c the and the attendance is large und increas tlx>u»viiuld Furnitur;;« _ al apply to salue. principal city between Portland and ing. Dit. J. T. ALGI K. 27 it LVAud don’t you forget it.^J St. Paul, oa the N. P. R. R. One day recently word was ATTENTION ! Col, Robert M. May, member of Con brought to this place that Jay Gould gress from Virginia, committed suicide had been assassinated, and the news Parties interested in the removal of the dear spread like wild-tire, causing intense from the old Cemetery at this place will please by òhootint; himself last Saturday. excitement. Bat the pulse of the com uttend to the removal AT ONCE, as all must Now Jersey held a Democratic Con munity quieted down and beat more be removed witbin the next four weeks. £ZThat’s the racket,^ McMinnville, Or., ( W. T. NEWBY. vention lust ThuAtlay md nominated regularly when it was learned that Sept. 19, 1883- ) 27w2* Wii8at Receipts, and Sale Bills, Abbot for Governor, much to the satis the report was only a news-boy’s can faction of Republicans of that State. ASK FOR ard. The great railroad monarch is Z3P’ Besides everything else in the line, a» good as the. best, on short no Tim Now Hampshire Legislature last still alive and able to “ pull in ” his tice, by SNYDE THE PRINTER. Saturday, after being in session 10. regular allowance, on Wall street. days, ailjourued. It will require up- Celebrated California Made TOPICS OÍ THE DAY. wards of #100,000 to pay their PO FOOTS and SHOES diem. The legislature of Washington The independent lalxir party has ap Every pair warranted made by white labor, pointed a oommittec to issue a cal] to; Territory rnoets on the first Monday of the Be?t Stock lu the market. We also M c M innville , yamhill co ., or, a tialioual convention of the labor of October. manufacture org.nii itio’i, to be held at Philadelphia i A piece of coal said to weigh on;- Jan. 12,1884. , Grain, Grass ar.d Stock Farms ton has been sent to Seattle to be Ladies. iWHsses & Children’s III Yamhill and Volk counties For • laced on exhibition. on Reasonable lcria>. Riveted Shoes. Some of our southern brethren are still “ bloodr d. ” The Secretary of the A party of four persons, in two For sale bv all the Principal Dealers in Orc- SAW MILLS, State and the Governor’s Private Sec- days’ fishing, near Dt-er Lodge, Mon gon and Washington TcrnU.ry. FLOURING MILLS, ritary, of South Carolina “ took a little tana, recently, captured 1,007 trout. .% Full und Complete line of the CITY LOTS AND twi. t” the other day —the former get Red Cloud, as a slight concession above Wc-il-knov. il toudsfor^aieat TOWN PROPERTY. ting worsted. to the civilization of the nineteenth l-.irHc«» ileairinir to purctiaae should H. FISHER ’ S, call and see us or write for circular. Tim Portland -Veuis has found out century, has had his hair cut short. McMinnville, Oregon. that ‘’That Wretched Water” f urnished The O. & C. R. R. car3 are now Manufactured by CAHW. NJCKLLSHr 11G CO., the city of Portland should be frowned marked “ O. C. R. R., O. & T. Co. 129 & 131 Saosome St., Sun Francisco. A farm of 360 acres, 7 miles 8outh west of doi.’u upon. We second the motion. Lessees.” O. & T. Co. means Ore McMinnville, 0.-.; 200, acres in cultivation, 60 Factory 115 & 117 Hayes St. 27tf We will venture the assertion that no gon and Transcontinental company. more easily fitted for the plow; 100 acre ; tim city in the United States is cursed with ber and pasture, good buildings, orchard and G. F. R os 3, a breakman on the of email fruits, house and barn as poor water as is that city, and it is west side road, had his hand so J. K. LONGACRE. J. B. FLETCHER. plenty supplied by pipes with running water. Soil S»tf B. F. HAltTMAN. timu tho people of the place were tak oa Uy crushed, ut Corvallis on Thurs ; no waste land ; lies on county roar EUR9SKO MARKET, excellent ing steps to better their condition in day as to necessitate amputation. in an old settled neighborhood, with school and church close by. Price $23.00 Tier acre. El this respect. Longacre & Fletcher, Proprietors, qu.re of WARREN, MAGERS A FRINK, A sunflower at Newburg, N, Y., is Real Estate Agents. Tho following item is copied into the fifty inches in circumference, stands (Successors to W. J. Garrison.) McMinnville, Oregon. 23tf Christian Hearald with considerable : our teen feet high, and some of its prominence, and strikes us as being out leaves are eighteen inches wide. Having purchased this market, the above CHARLES LAFOLLETT ot place for a paper that is working for Our imports average $488,308,451 firm have removed it to the Wallace building, thegoodof mankind. Indeed it shows corner of Third uad U Sts., wnera they are Counselor at Law. u disposition far from becoming with a for the first five years of the past de prepared to luruuh the public with cade, against 8>i l,380,«57 for the five Of fcp««slieri<lan, Yamhill Co., Oregon tcai ’ier ot Christianity. Here is the Fiesh VTeats, Sausages of all kinds. item: “ Tim good work still goes on. years just closed, an increase of 14 Head Cheese, Fresh Fish. Salt and »9 Particular attention giveu to Conveyancing Near Auburn a Chi: aman shot and kill per cent. Dried Fish, Bacon, Hains, Eggs, Collecting, Buying and Selling Real Estate. ed ¡mother ill the same as.Melicau man. Joseph Moore McConnell died at In fact everything kept in a TJ E il.'LTEIXSIO.W 1>F THE NAB. Albany the 9tn inst. He first came HOtV GLAOE. to Oregon in 1847, but spent the next FIRST-CLASS MARKET STI.RLIAG R. A.C.. No. 16 Also a full line of fanning i. ¡.L. •nte two years in California, return¡Fg to Regular meetings, Thursday evening on or Comniittees-from Polk, Yamhill and before the full moon, in each month. Sojourn Wo shall also carry a stock of Oregon and locating in Albany. Wa hiii ttoD counties, Oregon, met at ing companions cordially welcomed. H. P. I have just received a fine lot of the St. Charles hotel Monday evening, Canned Fruits, of all Kinds. 50tf. A delegation of ladies at Walla- Sept. 10, 1883, at 7:30 o’clock, to con Cash Price paid tor all kinds of NORTH YAMHILL fer with reference to an interview with Walla have filled 309 small satin Fat Highest Stock. STERLING F. 17 id 2 Mr. Henry Villard upon the extension sacks of wheat in imitation of grain We would most respectfully a?k a share of of he narrow gnage railroad from sacks, bearing the inscription, “ Sou ATTORNEY AT LAW, CONVEYANCER 4he patronage of this community. Du: dee, in Yamhill county, to Port venir, Walla Walla, 1883,” Real Estate and Collecting Azent, and No land. LONGACRE A FLETCHER. tary Public All work pertaining to this line Farm and Miii R y 13-27yl. P.eaeni—H >.1. J. D. Lee, B. ?J. Smith, attended to promptly and reliably, Also, man The First Presbyterian church, on Hon. M. M. Ellis, Rev. J. S. McCain, ufacturer and repairer of Boots and Shoes. All FOR SNEE ! work done with neatness and dispatch Head- Fancy Goods, Hot . Warren Truitt, of Dallas, Hon. Pandora street, Victoria, was almost •luarters under Odd Fellows’ Hall, McMinnville. A'. Burbank, Hun. W. D. Fenton, R. totally destroyed by tire on the morn NOTICE. The undesigned offers for sale h's pyonorty Oregon. 89t 1' v. J Ho ., .1 d .-e W. M. ing of Sept. 5, The insurance on in Happy Valiey. The farm con i.<> 2s2 All knowing themselves to bo indebted to Tot isend, of Lai.'.vetle, and Hon. R. Daces, acres ; 200 acres under fence ; about 90 ;:crc8 in the building was $2,000, which sum me will please come forward at once.imi settle. H. Tyson, John Winter aud Frank cultivation ; good hoQto an I barn My accounts are in the hands of D. H. Turner, Old h , <,f Washington county. Hon. J. will not .-over the loss. lent spring water. Also a lair flouring nr.J.on Postmaster and he is authorized to collect the The undersigned has for sale a farm of D. Lee was chosen chairman and Hon. of the best site8 in Oregon. I will sell Exa.br oidor y, one W. D. Fenton secretary. , Washington, Sept. 13.—Total pa same* this whole property at 815 p r a ' ...if 26 w 4 W. B. TURNER i 1VE HUNDRED ACRES, Uoori motion it was ordered that a per circulation, 8831,757,069 ; total cash down, the balance on re.i.'Onable time. committee of three, consisting of Hon. coin, $743,347,573 ; grand total, $1, Lying 2J miles west of McMinnville. This Enquire at the R kpoutkr office. Cloves, 2m« J. D.Lee, Hon. W. D. Fenton and Hon. farm is beautifully located, and would make C. NEWBY. R. 1!. Tyson, be appointed to draft a ¿75,104,743. Assuming the total NOTICE to FARMERS ! thr.’e or four neat farms, all of which would be suit, ble nemoriiil to Mr. Villard. population to be 52,000,000, the dis well watered and in about an equal portion of U ton motion, the chairman, Hon. J. tribution per capita would be $33.90. open ttnd and timbered land—calculated ‘ for farm I>. Lee, was instructed to ascertain I’he treasury department purchased or pasture lands. whether tin interview as a body could We take this method of giving not:ce to far TER3I3: be l.uil with Mr. Villard at this time, 29.i,0OO ounces of tine silver for the mers and others who have grain to store (ei Men’s Boys’, and Youths 200 acres of the best portion for $20 per and th.:, tho i hairmnn report to the mints of Philadelphia, New Orleans ther in bulk or sacks) and clean, that we are aero; the balance at $15 per acre-—or will sell committee ut 11 a m Sept. 11. prepared to receive afl they may bring us. We and San Francisco. I vhe whole tract at $18 pei acre. have a V am motion, a memorial prepared by Hon. W. D. Fenton was ordered re 20uif. W. G. DAVJS., Afitorian, September 11:—About ferred to the special committee, as em Large and Commodious W.irehouse - bed .ing the views of the entire com 10 o’olock last Saturday night two [MELscuxr.:t.ùii’s nzr> stami .] p. W. TODD. mit :< e. Upon motion, the committee Indians at C ats ip, who had in some and the best of cleaning machinery. We alio J. L. ROGERS. adjenrned to meet at the same place at way procured liquor, became engag have a M c M innville , OREGON 11 1. Ill, Sept. 11. srocu. OF S LCik» Everthùig sold at Reduc T in joint committee, nn-t as per ad ed! 1 aquarrel.Both weroon horseback Third Straat, McMiaaville. journment. and tho chairman reported and after considerable wrangling, on hand that we will sell at the lowest figure. ed Prices. that !:<■ hud been unable to arrange an otfe of them, Tom T.tlxan, drove a We will More f-r»r 1 1-2 cento, or Mcv FINE WINES, LIQTO2S, BEE?. a=i CZGAZ'S interview with Mr. Villard, owing to knife into tho heart of the other, and Clean ft'or 3 cents per bi&Mlicl. ROGDHS cfc TODD. BEER Ô CENT* A CEAS*. lack of time. Upon motion, the com- Wm. Dnncle. 'I’he wounded man We will be prepared to pav the Highest mitt. e instructed th.- chairman to pre [Successors to W. B. Turner,] sent tim memorial as adopted. Where- fell off bis horse ar.d died in ten min Cash Price for all kinds of grain. We have Please call and examine Goods before pur secured the services of Mr. Fred Archibald, as upo i tho eommittee adjourned. utes. —Dealers In— book-keeper in tho wareh t.se, who will see chasing elsewhere. It is to bo regretted that au inter- litrugs Chemicals, Patent Medicines Great excitemom w.s cans.vl, last that your accounts are always kept straight. view could not hiva been had with Mr. rehfciMiery, Fine Toilet Article«, Yours Respectfully, F. BAI1XIA4OFF A CO., Thursday by the discovery in Kidder ^oups, Couibs, if tkir, Tooth asid Viil nd on t'lis question, ns it is a mat Proprietors Carlton Warehouse. county, forty-five miles east of Bis ('¡offii brushes, Sponges, Trusses, ter hat interest* not only Yamhill Carlton, Aug. 6tb, lcS3— 2lw3. F. W’ shoulder Bruces and al] ¡.ru^gists mark, near the Northern Pacific rail county but tho entire West Side, and road, of rich gold quartz. Pieces of Sundries. I McMinnville, Oregon. the »< oplo would like to know what to tho qunr'z were found by children Slalnglss, Sliia^lss A full line of Sappington & Lar? ■' ’ expect concerning tne extension of the of a claim holder. Old miners have Pakt.', Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and Sasi roui . Our humble opinion on this examined the specimens and say they THE FINEST SAWED SHINGLES Tools. qneition, however, is ns it has been are very rich. The people in the vi . ver made in this section arc now being man Tt.j Purest Ltqacrs for Meaicinal IMPROVE YOUR STOCK. I NORTH YAMHILL, from the limo that .sir. Villard leased cinity of the claim are greatly excited ufactured at F urposes. this loud : That it will be years before and projecting parties are searching Mr. J. J. Henderson, has at his place,5 miles 0 Tt-0 Bert Brands of Cigars Con veat of Amity, a thorough-bred Jersey Bull, Would call the attent: n of tl.e T the . o.id is carried through to Portland for ore. jnported recently from Los Angelos. Those Yamhill and Washington Counties, to tl tact stantly on Hand. —if it is ever done. Cheap as the cheapest and good us the best. wishing to breed can do so by the seasou for that they have the agency ter aoi; ■■ <«: th. 11 ’ The largest and best stock of Ynquin.i Post: Work on the jetty Look ut them. makes of Jartn Machinery, ami. ' wh ih S5, due at time of service. iEE ST.1TD CJLEOTIOXS. they may meution the 13m3pd . will soon wind up, as the appropria Enquire of F. W. REDMOND, Agent, ai Fishing TacKie tion will have been expended. The McMinnville, or of Zv rbrougut to Yambill County. 6.alor3 MILLER - BOWERS. The -bit« elections this year are ____ ______ _....... 3 not is a great pity, as the work instead oi Deering Sindel, 151 STA T1PNEKY mar, , but __ s imo of them are of much siopping, should have been pushed t< jlllll rrtiinue rt 1 to t'l • '___ . I.! ; vc hall carry n full line, consisting of Pape\ owing i is :i complete and accurate completion while everything is it Fol-iv.ing Deeriag Mcv. cr, »ft ie best quttlitv,, Envelopes of the latest Tbe — list. goal working ordef. If work is not th- Dealest style?, etc. WARRIOR Mawi r, U. nnccticnt will elect Nov. Gth, one- resumed until n.-xt spring, wo ven Jersey Bull Special attention is called to our Cuttlery, Pure Bloaded half its senate aud its fall house of ture the assertion th .t it will cost idg Photograph and Autograph Albums. DODD ’S HAY RALJ 3, re pi. smilatives. Now at tbe stables of In .’i will elect Oct. 9th, Governor several thousand more to complete PliT sicintts’ Prescriptions und Fami- and other state offle. is and legislature. the work than if there ha i been no i Heripes Carefully Compounded HENDERSON & LOGAN BROS. ja Thousands of Brick, of tho best quality, nov I. V ’ ■ ichnsetts will elect Nov. 6, gov- stopage. ; xil liJUis-ilu) or uiicUl. ■ >n hand «nd will constantly be Kept at th- Plows, Harrows, McMINNVILLE, OREGON. 1 erm r and other state officer* and, brick yard of Ivoti upon tinte proposed amendments In fact all kinds of Faim Machinery- A green locking fellow named 'Vo would most respectfully ask a share o Ito tii” constitution of tlm state, whicl A. C. SAYLOR, publics pmr.'r.age, hoping by fair dealing "JsnsEY fHrar” Not, dropped April 12tb. mr<>' .ill- (1) tlnr genei.il election* shall Brunson, who had been in a logging trict attention to business to merit th. '■ii sire, •• Emperori” dam, “ Miume War- Oregon Ine 1 -Id lh ie.it'.'r in November in each camp, permitted some of the sport- McMinnville, ... ■»a. ROGERS Jr TODD. ALSO, even year; that the secretary ot ■t Port Townsend to teach him how P edigree of " E wfehob ” "Emperor” wss> nt I .'the treasurer and the nttoriiry- to run a foot-race. Tn a remarkably Hav.ng secured entire control of the van lo pped Jan. 17tl> 1-75; airo. “ Emperor Bil- Hardware, Crockerywarc Crccsr- geu il s iali s< rve t n o years and the formerly run by C. G. SavF»r, .»e abne namec v , dam --Oliv. a” by imnorted Nentune(>24 ’ NOTICE. ata i auditor four year*, and (3) fix the a! ort time he had sufficiently master proprietor sUruoui u:th the intention»»f man «‘.7* (232,; r*‘ira»<i-d.m ies, Etc., ♦«•r > a ot service of the judges and ed the rules regulating such races t<- utu»-'luring and suppiy.ug this public wui Nelly Bly, ,226)—imported. persons knowing themselves indebted to del s of the Supreme . ourt. und of the iv n a 81,000 purse,, which he did <u brick in any quantity, of a quality guaran A.e All undersigned P«»>o»GK or -M ixxie W.r,B,--„..MiBnie ...at the... will please call and settle.» ju<l. es of thu District court of the Wedn slay, the 5th inst., much to teed to be as good as the best, and at prices u? Vi ieeousts not settled by the 1st of N wem Warren, «olid fr.wn.dropped March oth. 1874 ■ low as the lowest. rostofRcc, sVorfi etat r next w .1 be p aced in the hands of a col, i'7' ClHth: 'lam- “ Prine,” *tn, (23<'.i; gr-»nd-dam, “ Princrs” (76V._ M; -wi»sipni will elect Nov. 6, legisla- ;h ‘ surprise and indignati n of hi> A suitable reduction to purties purehasiaz »c >r for collection. D. W. COX. 13-Stf. teachers who are now anxious ti large lots. m ported by W. U. Din «more in 1868. tore. SaericUn, Sept. 10.1883—m2. TlBMS—For sen««, n, $5. N< liraak.a n ill elect Nov. 6th. justice know where this “dark horse’’ bails Give me a call and see for HENDERSON ± LOGAN BROS. of it Supreme court and regent* of the Ulf A. C. SAYLOR. from. unix rsitv. W. H BOI D, M. !>., N v Jersey will elect Nov. ti, »acre The New York CommtrciallMIc taiv of state, part of its senate and it, URGEON X- PHYSICIAN, full __ lOtiae <t* représentai ----------- — Ive*. ti i prints a li tter from H. Kains Teacher*’ Examination w York will it t Nov. 6, seeiv- la rison's Hu tiding, ^Ic^llnuville. N. “ la ’kson of London, an English au- tary of state, < r.ptroller. treaaurer. th rity on wheat, in which the avail- Notice i. hereby given th.t on Friday, and Dr. Boyd has received a full line of Pur» Otto ney-gt n :■ al, t-iigiueer and survey - Fr« h Dru;s direct from first hands for the Saturday, Sent. 2«>h and 2?tb. ISM. there w‘ll or a il both branche* of ii* tegialnture. a I ■ cron of British wheat is set down * a piiMie exammativu of t. aehera at Me- tai..'fit of his pations. •nd vote upon n proposition to al>olisl at 9 000.000 quarters, disclosing a de- Minnville, Oregon. L. H. BAKER, cont -.let lnnor from the s’ate prisons. T’vo story Iwe’ling with brick Co. School Supt. of Ynmhiil Countv. fi» cncy compared with last year which O! io will elect Oct. 9, governor am* will make it necessirv to import 14, fowi well and cistern with two lots 110x12 ' othi ■ state officer* and legislature, an<> AU kinds of sn ail fruit, and choice shrubberv Notice to Hunters vot< upon three pro) ns: <1 amendme.it- 0 ,00 ' quartern for the United King an dowers. Desirably loOrtte«l. M :$i‘ < - NOTICE N'tice is hereby g;ven that all pereon. traa* to t! i ■ on»t ■’ nffon of the state whicl die t The general situation on the *K 1 For terms ui p y to O. G, BINliliAM Tho» persons who «re in the habit of tree- >.i. ng upon my premia«»—th- Young farm, (1 a d ’ 2,) .. gulnte or prohibit the *ah continent as we ! is in England, he R Estate A’ent. n ie south side of the Yan-.htli River, tw< assm< upon my premises, enrrvin* «war and liquor And (3) reoigan 1 of i t< X1O illiia sa a, leads many to ex ■ oct a reviv. d . r >r-h esst ot M Minnvilb-after lb: lestroving my property, «re berobv notified H ■»use, barn and six lots. Terms are hal ire t it* 'i?<1 itiarv of the state. hat they must stop their depredations, or be Pi r.nbh . nnu' « ill « lect Nov. 6, audi h i iand and an increese of price ii fnwi i, balance on time. Situated in centra he will be dealt with aevordinz Io law. Se- iraieruted to the full extent of the 1«* v to mv property demands this action. _ J»ar: _____ .... .1 a id state lit asarer. c _ 1-3 »¡ ply to Geo. G enervi O. .ober and during the winter mon pT i 'U'.'TP*-. For J J SPENCEK u v< „ . »AVID COVENTRY BINGHAM, Real Astate Agent. iintH will elect Nov. 6, part of its ths. McMinnville, Sept. 12,1S83. A g Jud, ls83—20U. •Mute nud its full uaaeuibly Autumn Breezes ! Wirehoussmwh Countrymen. Chinamen ; Bsgin to Blow. ¿fob Printing, And now is the time to buy goods cheap at the great Clearance Sale of Cahn, Nickp.'sburg & Company's Real Estate Agents Warren, Magers & Frink. FOR SALE. B. F. HARTMAN. For the next 30 days I will sei! at great ly reduced prices, any and all goods in niy line, for Cash Only,commencing Sept ;th. Goods must be sold in order to make < ocni for my Fa'I Stook, Come one, come all and get the Best Bargains ever of: r j ¡;i McMinnville. Don’t forget the place—the Brick Store. This is not a sham, but strict busine < .?nly with me OSBORNS ÌJower», ¿linder», HEW PRICES! R. BAIRD’S, Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS, FARM FOR SALE. STAS Saloon & MKuid Hall CITY DRUG STORE. Farm Machinery! FARMERS, Millsr & Bowers' Shingle Mill. «JERSEY CHIEF” Pioneer Erick Yard The Westinghouse TI City Property FOR SALE. L:,
