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»l'tllW VILLE OKEGON Published Every Thursday, at Harley Foster has moved into J L Simp son’s house, near Grand Roude. Mr MoKamy has purchased the dwelling house of E F Messinger and will move into it. : : OR IGO N The school is filling up rapidly, and every BY thing bids fair for a first-class school year. -------- tu - be ----------- Mr Hill seems the right . man in*the JL. V. SUSP YDEB. right place. Editor and Proprietor. Alonso Shoemate has rented the Harris farm of J F Bewley. M'BM'HIPTIO* HATER, John Chrisman, who lives near Grand One copy per year, in advance....................>2.50 Ronde, is entirely blind. “ six months ** ................ 1.50 DC Coleman has been appointed ageut of Walls, Fargo Co's express. Office at the council room. MeMINNVILLE Local Correspondence. ____ 1 DAYTON Got. 2, 1883. Showery. Farmers are about through hauling wheat, r.nd very little is coming in at present. Lafayette’s popular merchant, D. I. Cork er, was in town last week. W. Breyman, of Salem, was in town yes terday. Mrs. J. J. Shipley, of your place, is in town visiting relatives and friends. Our townsman, A. L. Alderman, will go east with the pioneer excursion party. He left for Portland yesterday. Several parties from this place went to Newberg this morning to attend the Fair at that place, which commences to-day. F. A. Hill's drug store was closed by his Portland creditors, last Saturday night. We havn’t been able to learn the amount of his liabilities. Miss Minnie Call, who has been in Port land. visiting friends, during the past two weeks, returned homo yesterday. F. M. Daniels anil wife, of Scio, were in town one day last week. Born, at this place, Sept. 25th. 1883, to the wife of John Jones, a son. Our enterprising merchant. J. T. Watson, has improved the appearance of his store very much by putting in new shelving and making other improvements. Mr. Clayton Uriah, of the Dalles, and Miss Katie Convert, one of Webfoot’s fair danglit- »rs, were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's parents, last Tuesday, by Rev. John Parsons. Their many friends wish them happiness. They left for The Dalles last Friday. The band from this place ser enaded the happy couple Tuesday night. L loyd . LATAYSTTE Oct. 2,1883. It is probable that before this gets into print, the close of the trial, the verdict and the tragio end of G. W. Smith will be pretty well known all over the country ; and as you will have it published in another col umn, it will bo unnecessary for me to repeat it here. In my last I said that J T Hembiee was up etc.: but your devil of a type setter got it J T Hubert—a man that I never heard of before. Charley Jacobs, who had a fa 11 from the roof of a saw mill—Sampson’s, I believe—is here at Mr Ungerman’s, sick with a conges tive chill, brought on by the fall. Rumor says ho is some better, now. J C Cooper was here all last week, attend ing court, partly as a witness and partly as reporter for the “Oregonian.” Al Snyder, of the Y amhill C ounty R e porter , not to be behind in his business as a gatherer and disseminator of news, attend ed court through the whole of Smith's trial, as his own reporter. Thera is on© item in the Smith case that yuu did not get. I think. I mean a conver sation that Smith had with Rogers, his fel low prisoner. It oould hardly be called a 45onlt- sion, and yet it might be considered as such. He said “ the law makes a crime of an act in one-case, and says it is no crime in nother case. If a rich man tiles to rob a poor man. and is killed in the attempt, it is no crime ; but if he annoys and robs him in another way and the poor man kills him. it is murder. My conscience is clear ; I feel no guilt of murder resting on it.” This may not be the very language used, but it is very near it. As I understand it, the quarrel that re sulted in the shooting of Mrs. Fetch and ended by G W Smith committing suicide, originated in the difference in price of meals furnished to travelers by the two parties one wishing to keep it at 50 cents, the other cutting to 25 cents. Two lives, months of discord and several thousand dollars sacri ficed for such a trifle. Judge Boise opened the regular term of court yesterday at one o’clock with a new grand and petit jury. The term will occupy all week, and then very likely several cases will go over to another term. The late showers were very welcome.— They put an end to the forest fires, cleared up the atmosphere and prepared the ground for plowing. A great deal of sowing was done in the de^t—that is. before the rain, on summer fallow. But now the regular fall business will commence. Already we begin to feel the ( fltoefs of the rain in trade. There are no sales of wheat, except to the mills, ««Rid. a« a consequence, money contin ues very scarce. R R Daniels is out now with his maimed hand. He says it is pretty tough, but is ready to bet that he can turn out the boss flour, if he has only six fingers on two hands to do it with. The peculiar ways of our farmers are ex hibitea by the fact that oniops are worth no more than potatoes, $1 per bushel, and art- more plentiful. N at . We take this method of giving mers and others who have grain ther in bulk or sacks) and clean, »repared to receive all they may lave a notice to to store that we bring us. tar (ci are We Large and Commodious Warehouse and the best of cleaning machinery. WTe also have a STOCK OF SACKS The lire is all out on the coast range, and on hand that we will sell at the lowest figure. the smoke comes from the Cascade range of We wil I »tore for 1 1-2 cents, or Store mountains. and Clean for 3 cents per buslsel. Miss Ridgeway had only a severe sere We will be prepared to pay the Highest throat and not diphtheria’ and is almost Cash Price for all kinds of grain. We have well. secured the services of Mr. Fred Archibald, as It is to be hoped that as soon as farmers book-keeper in the warehouse, who will see commence selling wheat that money matters that your accounts are always kept straight. F. BARNEKOFF A CO., will be easier, as it is very hard to make col lections now. Proprietors Carlton Warehouse. Carlton, Aug. 6th, 1883—21 w3. A B Faulconer lias built a sidewalk and is going to build a picket fence and put up a t hotel sign in front of his town property.— Three cheers for Uncle “ Ab.” Light showers of rain several days last week : ; but the smoke and fog still remain THE FINEST RAWED SHINGLES with us. ever made in this section aro now being man T J Dickey is having a ditch dug and is ufactured at going to build a sidewalk over it in front of his block on Bridge street. Who will be the next to proceed in the good work ? Cheap as the cheapest and good as the b»st. Married—At A B Faulconer’s. Sheridan, Sept. 30th, 1883. by S. Potter. J P, Miss Ollie Look at them. Faulconer. of Nestucca and Mr John Waug- Enquire of F. W. REDMOND, Agent, at amau, of McMinnville. McMinnville, or of (JmlorS MILLER A BOWERS. A terrible calamity has overtaken James Dickey's family. The fore part of last week four of his children were taken with that dread disease—scarlet fever, and on Wednes day night the eldest daughter at home,about twenty years of age, died, and on Friday night the youngest boy, age about seven years, died, and at last account the mother OfTO Acres, one and a-lialf was not expected to live and two of the chil miles west of Amity. dren very low. Wm. Newbill's children are all down with the same disease. He has a 200 acres in cultivation ; new large family and great fears are entertained house; young orchard just be for them. Allen Yocum's oldest boy is also ginning to bear. down with the scarlet fever. Every known precaution is being taken to keep the disease from spreading. The above families reside from five to eight miles southwest of Sheri dan. About a year ago Mr. Miles Davis had The cheapest farm in Yamhill a little girl to die with the scarlet fever. The County. For terms apply to mother placed the things that belonged to her darling child, particularly a large bunch Geo. G. BING1IAM, of flowers which she kept in bed with her until she died, in a trunk, which remained Real Estate Agent. closed until about a month ago, when it was McMinnville, Oregon. opened and the contents examined by Miss King, and in about ten days she was taken with scarlet fever, which soon resulted in her deatii and the spread of the disease. S. D an . W. D. FENTON, E. GOUCHER, M. I). Physician and Surgeon. Any person wishing a Fanning Mill will Has permanently located in A/cAf inn villa please leave their orders with MR. JOHN ÄAX for the practice of his profession. All calls— or MR. B. F. HARTMAN. The ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY JCTLIO day or night—promptly attended to. MALM AN FAN LAFAYETTE, - - - - OREGON. Office—One door east of Warren A Magers office. 9tf. Special attention paid to Land Law and Ab will elean wheat he it ever an foul with wild stracts of Title. oats,Same oats er the seeds of any natnre a nJ Money to Loan at all times. make it elean enough for the market or seed. Collections made at usual rates. Myl. As a guaranty ef what it will de, 1 will talw any quantity ef wheat with one wild oat in 14, C. W. HULERY. Pre. and will mparate the oat from the wheat with A. D. HO WA RI», M I). the Fan. (Successor to M. Fcker,) 2Mf LYMAN W. 8MITK. NO. 1 SALOON. Physician anil Surgeon, l l>ird St., - - McMinnville, Or. The best Spirituous and Malt Liquors, Bit Office in Garrison’s Building.—Particular ters, Wines, etc., the markets afford. Also, :ha attention given to diseases ef Women and best ot cigars, and tho justly celebrated San Children. All calls promptly attended to. Francisco Lager Beer. Residence—at Mrs. Talmage’s. 7m6. Shingles, Shingles Miller & Bowers’ Shingle Mill. Farm ? Sale Price—$25 per Acre. G. G. BINGHAM, McMinnville. W. M. BAMSÇY, Salem. RAMSEY A BINGHAM »tttorneys al Luir CWTBAL EOOïs - - The following goods have just been received from the manufactory and are for sale Cheaper than Ever Before in this i&tate, consisting of (Situated at the Fepot,) McMinnville, Crockery, Crockery ! Oregon« Earthan Wilk Fans, Up Crocks, L, H, COOK, Prop. Hakiiic Paun, I*io Platen, Office of Geo. G. Bingham, Notary Public- liutter Jam« one door West of Furniture Store, rpHI8 HOTEL IS FIRST-CLASS in every par« -I- ticular, being furnished with all modern M c M innville - - O regon . appliances, and setting before its guests only and a large variety of Fancy Glassware and the best the market affords. Lanterns, at Sample-room for the esp«?cial accommodation lit O. Painter*», nil w, A. R. MILLS, of Commercial Men. Opposite Bingham’s Furniture Store, McMinn Remember the place- at the depot. ville. 25ml. FFICE at F. A. Hill’« Drug Store, Dayton Oregon. 6tf. O J. B. ROHR, House, Carriages Sign and - “ Leu’ ma yer knifa, pipe an’ tobaccy, an fumble yer pocket for a match while 1 load the dudeen.” Which being interpreted,means that T. C. STEPHENS, WATCHMAKER, JEWELER & ENGRAVER. DEALER IN Has bought Harry Robertson’s stock of Cigars, WATuHES; Tobacco, Candy and Notions winch he propos es to sell as low as is consistent with the clocks ,: law of live-aml-let-livc. And having wet up a JEWELRY, HAIIHIIR CIIAIK Is prej»ared to do slashing and grubbing with SPECTACLES, Etc., soda pop and oranges for sale under the Pho n the Brink Store, corner 3d and Jefferaen St', tograph Gallerv at McMinnville. H. II. WELCH. I.AFAYETTK, - - OBE««« 2 H. WELCH Ornamental Painter, McMinnville, SOLD AGAIN - - Oregon, Painting done in the neatest style, on the shortest notice and at the most reasonable prices. Shop in the old Beary building on Third between A and B Sts. 6tf. M’CAIN & HURLEY, For Spillo ! J TTO ltd'll 1W cJT L.f If, U*atch Keyairing and Job bing a Specialty. Desirable property in the town of Sheridan Yamhill County, consisting of a tylacksmith shop, wagon shop, good dwelling house, barn, NOTARIES PUBLIC, lumber ami wood shed. Davton^ Oregon. Enquire of lzuffayette, - Ort'gon CHAS. LAFOLLETT, Has on hand fine Hacks and Buggies, made Office—Jail Building, up stairs. 33tf. 47tf. Sheridan, Oregon. from the liest material and best workmanship. Painting and trimming done to order. General Blacksmith and Repairer. ST CHARLES HOTEL, Horse-shoeing a specialty. 27tf F MULTNEn, Prop., I OTS Nos. 1,2 and 3, in Block No. 19, Row- -*-J land’s addition are offered for sale at a bar Corner Third and B streets, MCMINNVILLE - - OREGON. gain. Fine location near the depot just east of the residence of L. II. Cook, on the east side New house 1 New furniture! unsurpassed in of railroad track, on Third Street. The three Takes pleasure in inviting the attention of the the country. Rates—$1 to $2 per day, accord lots will be sold for $.106, if applied for soon. public tn his new and fine stock of ing room. Single meals, 25 cents. Lodg w 'I llis Jr. I would respectfully oall the attention of the ing, to 25 to 50 cents, according to room. Board McMinnville, May 24, ’83—lltf. people to the fact that I DBUGS, STATIONERY, PATENT M1CI- and Lodging, $4 to $6, per week. Fine Sample Rooms and superior accommodations for com CINES, CUTLERY. SCHOOL BOOKS, Pay Ca«h mercial nen, Supper furnished Balls and parties at reasonable rates. Give me a call CIGAIIS AM» TOBACCO For all kinds of Produce, Oats, Barley, Cured and see for yourselves. Meats, Lard, Apples, Onions, Eggs, Chickens, A tt ' y at L aw & N otary PiniiX Prescriptions carefully compounded and Turkeys, Ducks, Geese and Potatoes. charges reasonable. Busineß iromptly Attsnioi to. I have for sale ikP’FICE -One I)»or East of Pest Office, Lime, Salt, Oats, Potatoes, Cement, McMinnville, Oregon. 50vl. IN —and- - A MUTCHLER, Produce * Commission WÜRTH YAHIHILL. Oct. 2,1883. Hail, gentle rain! One hears nothing but Smith now ; but he is gone,.so do let him rest. Mr. Janies Roberts and wife returned from Prineville. W. T., last Saturday. Jim thinks Yamhill is good enough for him. Mrs. Hanson, from Dayton, has been through our town, the past week with a very fine chart system. Many ladies are taking it and propose to do their own sewing now. Do n»>t forget the oppn temperance meet ing. next Saturday evening. The Gaston lodi’e is expected to be present with a well prepared programme, and a good time will and Grasa be had. JOHNSON’S BRICK, I also have the Mr. John Brisbin© and wife were in town W. A. FENTON Lafayette> Oregon? last week. The Purest Wines and Liquors kept constant (tool Miss Mamie Brisbine and mother have Canga Gypson, or Land Plaster and Shoe ^Saker, ly on hand. Cigars of the best brands and one gone to Willamina on a visit. of the best Billiard Tables in the State, found The only fertilizer that contains Phosphate KIIKHIOAN, OREGON. T raveler . JOHN HULERV, Lime. For Lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh’s Proprietor. The finest stock of Boots. Shoes, Rubbers, 1 am also agent for the Porous Piaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by Rogers Etc, iu Yamhill.County A- Tmld. CHj.AP FOR CASH. Northwestern Manufactory Ic Car Company’s “HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fragran J, <’. C OOPER Boots and Shoes manufactured to order and perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents Sold by Rog neatly repaired. All work and goods warranted. ers A Todd. County Surveyor Sign of the Big Boot, Sheridan, Oregon. and now have on exhibition at my store a fine 31 m3. CATARRH iTREI), health and sweet breath assortment of Farm and Road Machinery, in -AND- secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, Price cluding the 50 cents, Nasal Injector free. Sold by Rogers St. Paul Twine Binder A Todd. Call and see me at the Wallace Building, McMinnville. Or. Horses Boarded Sj»ecial A Ilan lien WILL YOU St FFEK with Dyspepsia and opposite Masonic Hall. l»y the Day, fflven to Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is cuarau- lOtf I have all the field notes Week or Month. Tranalant Mock. E. X. HAKDIWG. eed to cure you. Sold by Rogers A Todd. of the Public Survey» oi Yamhill county. and am SLEETLESS NIGHTS, made miserablo by prepared to do First-Class IF YOU WANT TO BUY that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rem work on short notice and Corner Commercial and Trade Ht ’., edy for von. Sold by Rogers 4 Todd. L ight S olar T ransit . reasonable terms. House FIULITS 2k. HILL, J. E MAGERS, NEW BILLIARD HALL FARM, Road and Mill MACHINERY, CIVIL ENGINEER, GAINES FISHER, DR. E HOWELL Lain yet <r Orcgen. Nolic? Io All Partie«. All parties are hereby notified not to trespass up n my premises from and after this date, tad all foued trespassing will he prosecuted to Ih fullest extent of the law. M!LK, MILK! MILK!! Th« hr l< i; i/ned wishes to inform the paa- • i unwlag a mu, Wii '-n from his farm to town and furnishing the best < f milk at the most rra.*vonabl« ratal*.— SALEM, - - - OK EGON. rici. v wishing to be supplied with tho article at once ran do to by 1< ayiag orders at the F««f- SnliNfnclion (.narantccd. offica. W. G. DAVIR. imf. Lively, Feed and Sale Stable- 8IIILOH’8 CATARRH REMEDY—a pos itive euro for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. 8old by Rogers A Todd. Pioneer Brick Yard 11 AK I >AVTV I « I C, OF ALL KINDS, Thousands of Brick, of the best quality, now on hand and will constantly be kept at the brick yard of Agricult’ral Implem’ts, A. C. SAYLOR, OF EVERY KIND, GO TO VIcHinnvillc, - Orer«n. Having secured entire control of the yard fonnorly run by (’. G. Savior, the above namel proprietor starts out with the intention of man ufacturing and supplying this public with brick in any quantity, of a quality guaran teed to t>e a« good as the beat, aud at prices as low as the lowest. A suitable reduction to parties purchasing large lots. Give me a cell and see for yourself. Mtf A. C. SAYLOR. City Property I). I. CORKER, Lafayette, Oregon. Dress-maklxiG. Horn*, barn and six lota. Term» are halt down, ba! »nee ««n time. Situated in central part nf town. For particular« apply to Geo. G. BINGHAM, Real Estate Agent. U.K. LITTLEFIELD, M. D. 4. r. CAI.BKKATH M. I> Littlefield & Calbreath, Gutting &nd Fitting Done to Order, will please call on MRS. H. A- ALLEN At her residence, in Amity, Oregon. Nov. 1, I8bl-tt. BOSS SALOON, Under Odd I'ellowa9 Hall, AfiiiiiniMÌrator'ii Netiee. N<’ties in hereby give» that the uaderai PhyKicianR and Surgeon«, McMinnvillo, - Oregon, ha« brrn duly appointed ad tn in titrator «7 dH ,'»!• .1 Jonoph ITnyie, duaiMd, by the Lafayette. Oregon. Courted Yamhill County, Oregon. All per»<m» A. ENNIS, Proprietor. M Rf.KHl A SPKCIAI.TY. having claim« again »I »aid estate ere hereby to present them to mt properly verified The Finest Wine.4, Liquors and C!gan kerpt nciitbd nt n»y residence wear Bellevue, Oregon, withMi constantly on hand. 12-4*3. eux month» from this dale, »nd nil pereeni in debted to said e»late will make immediate p^ • Wotioe ’’Ulilw ! inent ke ma. Bellevue, Ang. lfi, 1MX egotiable instruments bought. DAVID GFNM1KÄ, Money to loan on good real estate securi M< Mitinville, Oregon, Ailminiitrator ef the at Joeeph Bay««, ty. Apply to G. G. BINGHAM, .leeeaeed. 22t4. is now prepared to furnish music for Plc-Kirs Campbell’s Building, McMinnville. Celebrations, etc., on short notice and at re« son able rates. Address Custor N Those wishing Dres:-Making, McMinnville Brewery ISIDORE ERTLE, M'Minnville, - it f. A. V. H. Post Eani, l/r.*idrr, McMinnville, Oregon. New Grocery and Provision S4m Just opened on I’ ko . Third Street, two Doon Eut «f Oregon. Dielbchieider’e, Manufacturer of Imager Beer and Porter. All orders promptly filled. ltf H rHiniii illc, Orc»«» TAKE NOTICE All parties indebted tn H. C. Shadden by note or bonk account will call on Warren A Magers for settlement, as all accounts havs been Twa story dwelling with brick basement, placed in their hands for immediate settlement, fond well and cistern with two lots 110x120. McMinnville, Or., H. C. 8HADDEN. All kinds of small fruit and choice shrubbery Aug. 27th 18H3. and flowers. Durably locate»!. Mnatganoid soon. For terms apply to G. G, BINGHAM. Real Estate Agent. FOR SALE. W. A L. E. GURLEY, TROY, N. V. FTTRNITTTRE, OR SHERIDAN. Oct. 1. 1S83 Wheat sowing on the summer fallow is progressing finely. Wednesday .and Thursday were the tw smokiest days of the season. Ira Stephens move one day last dweek t»» Brown Jt Sleppy's saw mill on Mill Creek. Mr. Sb. ppard has rented John Chrisman's farm, and be has moved near Amity. Bart Trnllinger Tmllinger hae ha« purcbaaed purchased* one hun dred and sixty acre« of land off the west side .if thp Nathan Hussey of the Hnssey D. L. €. C. near Grand Konde. for $1,1*20. D I) Dickey is moving from Capt lett'a farm near Sheridan to Hon J J Hen derson's. NOTICE to FARMERS ! BU8INESS & 1>KOFESSIONAI Dr (« F. ll< kl l<. R. SHANE. P H <> T O G lidi’ H E It Everything in the line oheep for essh er a* ixchange l->r rountrv produce, (’all nfl ■xamim* Y- d* and prices. L. ROOT. Feb. 21, l»N2-2tf. Ihn returned to his obi stand — np »lairs in 8i moud»* building— with a new equipment <»• litaiitil» lor hi» work, and I« now i repared U take Ill CUM I OR MALE. Th» ti riderai iÇTi»*d has for sale a lot of lagge hiri ,.<!<• bp iTiisb zMerino Rucks, wLieh « mi 3lc.T|IN!WriLI,E OHIAO' •e had at good l^rgsfn» by applying la or Ml Pici lire- oí all kind«. Office — One door east of Hartman’s bride, «Ireming laughing Gas administered for paiole«« ex From a small size tin-type to a large Caffine’ M MULKtT, it tn tract i ng. Ami^, Ar, Please give me a mil, 33m0.
