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newspaper Decisions. Ghoice lot of Tahiti Oranges, lemons, ti,.s ri t£ ?nd “Widiu.. ill eudl„»i va ’ " a?th‘ B C “iBX U,Md<lu"K-r»." which | ' tt.. u , .ary nod Confentnmory. »i’l'lTew ” uro the names >1 new mck. ,t ,.l({arH JoM rw;el,«4 bv b,'u. *4 '•l.k‘r>H"d we «an vouch for thei IM llig A. 1, Qt) tlloa allJ likewise. Go to Wui. Hull's and see Hint silver set that aotua lucky inna it su e t<>Ket away with on New Ye..„ day. Buy , , worth of Slid yon get u ticket entitling you to a chance. faJir» *? ,in" al th“ Klson. We re- IhL H.?1 h“' °°iMr A M“*™d“G surveyors, sth"‘!ll4aH’‘'K',l'‘"d hl,u'*‘lf with thJ old standby, buucess to Cooper * Magruder. Remember that with every ¡{5 worth of jewelry purchased of Wm. Hull, the purchss- er is entitled to a ticket to the lottery where Mr. Dyer, living on the L. T. Nichols farm Obituary. accidentally but very neatly chopped off the end of his right thumb, one day last week.— D ied .—At the residence of her oldest sis Dr. Boyd very skillfully replaced tho severed ter, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Dec. 7th, 1883, of member, aud now Mr. Dyer rejoices in a gastritis, Mrs. Maria Abby Hurrisun, in the whole thumb, agtuu. 67th year of her age. The hotly contested case of Sheppard vs Thus has passed away the widow of Hon. DeLashmutt and Yocum, appealed from Polk c«»unty, was again decided in favor of T. R. Harrison, full of years and usefulness. Plaintiff, on Friday last, at Dallas. The None knew her but to love her—to love her case will be remembered as in conduction for her wealth of intellect end purity of 3. The courts have deuidtsl that refuaiim with a robbery case at Sheridan in 1877, and character ; for her goodness of heart ; for to take newspapers or periodicals from the thia la the aaoond tune that Shepi»ard has se broad sympathy and unselfish charities. podt-offioe. or removing and leaving them in cured a judgment, which amounts to $10,136. her While she will live in memory in the hearts thr office, is prirna facie evidence of inten Grandma Goodell's remains arrived last of a large circle of friends in which she mov tional fraud. NORTH YAMHILL, week Wednesday and were interred in Ma ed, there is one place where the sacred w«>rd 4. The Postmaster-General has decided sonic Cemetery, her remains being followed M other never seemed so dear as now, and that postmasters who fail to notify publish to the grave by a large number of relatives that was her home, where her smile was a Would call the attention of the Farmers o f era when subscrilMTH remove, or fail to take and tri -»nds. A biograpical sketch of this perrennial welcome, and where her counsel Yamhi 1 and Washington Counties, to the faet their papers from the post office, shall be re lady’s life will be given through the columns waa received with joy. Deceased was born that tit y have the agency for some of the bes [SUCCESSORS TO R. H. TODD.] sponsible for their subscription. ou n “1 1 ' w d wu of the K epobteb as soon as it can be obtain in Lichfield. New York, Sept. 13th. 1817. She makes >f Farm Machinery, among which ed from her son, Rev. 8. C. Adams, who is in was one of five sisters, three older and one they may mention the Carltun speuks! Yamhill to the front! The California. younger, all of which survive her. She came DEALERS IN only wild turkey on the Pacific coast oan be to Oregon in 1858 with her husband, and set Drs. Cartwright and Goucher operated on seen at .«ackburn A Peckham s who have a the eyeb of Miss Minnie Fraser, yesterday, tled on a farm near Amity, where she has fine assortment of holiday goods, at prioes with de«*ided success, for strabismus,(squint) lived since except a temporary absence of ,»tice i. hereby giveu ibal -1H.C. I . lower thun the lowest. and whi a completed will add greatly to the three years at Oregon City and four years at CONNBH hua a.»»rlntr<l himarli Shertt art’s live real estate and collection MHMMNI ;q.p- H ill <.f th.- younglady. The Forest Grove. She left her Amity home Oot Willi VAHIIII.I, HITORTtR” agent, Capt. C. Enfollett was in town Mon Dr. inf< rms us he will stay here a short time 2d on the pioneer excursion so return East ttnil ia intereated in ihe publicaiiun day and Tuesdjjy and dropped in to see us. yet. and all who have need of surgical skill to visit the soenes of her youth and spend a WARRIOR MOWER, He rep>r.s everything running smoothly should not lose the opportunity of securing few months with loved sisters. But when tbeieof. along in and about his home town. she arrived at Cedar Kapid6, at her oldest his serv ces while he is here. DOUD ’S HAY RAKES, she was taken so ill that she could go We received a pleasant oall from W. H. A little son of Mr. Porter, of Amity, was sister's no further and slowly and surely sank into Harrison, one day last week. He was almui aociden ally shot by Grant Smith, yesterday, i eeh i hh ’s arms, surreunded by loved ones who. to take his departure for Cedar Rapid«, Iowa the bulljt striking the bridge of* the nose death with physicians, done all that mortals could where h s mother, who accompanied the pio aud pasting through the right eye and lodged Plows, Harrow«, j Bank of McMinnville is open. do to arrest the disease. She leaves two sons neer excursion, is lying dangerously ill. in the t< mporal muscle, in front of the ear. and circle of relatives to mourn her Christmas goods at H. Fisher's. In fict all kinds of Farm Machinery. J&^Prescriptions carefully compounded Dr. Goucher was summoned from this place loss. a large Mrs. Harrison’s remains are expected, all hours, day or n;ght. Tone up the system by the use of Ayer’s and ext acted the bullet with considerable Holidav g«»odB, at Rogers & Todd’s. Sarsapai illa. It will make you feel like a difficulty, and to-day the little fellow is do to arrive in Amity on Saturday, Dec. 15th Our goods have i11 been markod down to the Read the new ads. They’re numerous. new peraon. Thousands have found health ing well and will probably recover, with the and her funeral services will be attended in owest liying rate . Give us a call and see fo the 2 Baptist Church of Amity, on Sunday yourself. and relief from suffering by the use of this loss^an eye. ALSO, Autograph albums at Robison «£ Baker's. 'J p. m., Rev. S. Monroe Hubbard deliver great bl«»ud purifier when all other moans McMinnville, Or.. June 21, ’8l-2Otf. « • " Will men never learn to be cautious ? It ing the sermon. 8. M. H. 1883 will soon be numbered with the past, failed. Hardware, Crockeryware, Grocer comes to us that a stranger drove Into town popcorn is cheap at B. F. Hartman's, for It’s fun to hear Henn* Ridgeway talk ; one day last week, and compelled his team to A V aluable P ublication . ies, Etc., about that little daughter of his. buys she • enter Third Street Lake against the wish of Christmas. Each number of the “ West Shore” is an weighs pounds and he knows very well is ...at the... Holliday Goods for old and young at Rob smarter than any other girl in Oregon of her 1 the horses. When near the center of the improvement upon its predecessors and a Lake th«« team began floundering about and ison & Baker's. weight. And then he sings ; “ It’« nice to be » the driver was thrown out of the wagon.— pleasant surprise to the subscribers. “ Prog PonloMcr, Worth lflamhill. Ladies' kid gloves. 5 hooks. Foster patent, a father.” etc. Striking head downward he would probably ress” is the publishers’« watchword and per is-stf. | $1.25, at H. Fisher's. have drowned had it not been for* timely as- We must say that looking through H. as' ,fection hi« i aim. With its January number > sista Go tn lb »bison & Baker's and see those Fisher's stock of dry goods and clothing, he* sistance r caching him. the journal 1 enters its tenth year, and will has a fine selected stock of goods. Of some s Sa nice Christmas presents. ->anta Claus has arrived, and dropped nis then appeal appear in an entirely new dress of type, articles you can’t find a better selection in i first bill of holiday goods at W. H. Bingham's Two story dwelling with brick basement, The city has chosen .1. E. Magers for its any storj in any metropolis, and prices are • Furniture Store. He left pictures, and pic be generally remoddled and have eight pages added to its present size. More attention well and cistern with two lot« 110x120. Attorney for the next year. very reasonable. ture frames of all kinds, brackets, dusters will be devoted to general literature than good All kinds of small fruit and choice shrubbery Don’t fail to get some of those nice cran Mr, Horace Ramsdell, who came up on a and duster cases—in fact a line of such formerly, and its artistic features will also be and Howers. Desirably located. Must be sold berries an B. F. Hartman's. visit and was attacked with typhoid fever , goods second to none th.it ever arrived in improved. The improvements will make it soon. For term« apply to G. G, BINGHAM, had a “ tough siege” a portion of last Yamhill County. Also, can be found new almost indispensable to every family in the Real Estate Agent. Christmas, one week from next Tuesday. and DEALERS IN week, so far recovered as to be able to go to and neat furniture—all to be had at the low Northwest. The “ Daily Oregonian’’of No Children, get your stockings. Portland to his work. Monday. He looked est prices. Don’t take our word for this, but vember 27th speaks of it as follows: “The House, barn and six lots. Term« are halt go and see for yourself. scetohc8 are admirable and the workmanship Rogers, of Rogers & Todd, has gone below very wer.k. however. 8ituated in central do credit to any city in the Union. down, balance on time. to lay in more holiday goods. Ryan, the foot-racer, was up here last week would Messrs.. Longacro <fc Fletcher have closed Well written descriptions óf the scenery ill part oi town. For particular« apply to Geo. G. ; looking for a foot race. But ne didn't get it. Mr. M. V. .Tones started for his home at their market for the present, They have From some cause the “ Yamhill Boy” doesn't ustrated are given, and the number also con BINGHAM, Real Estate Agent. done well during „ their ___ ousit jusiness career ; but Crescent City, Cal., last Friday. tains concise and interesting articles ou min as Mr. Longaure wished to move onto a farm seeui to have a very great amount of love for agriculture, fisheries, transportation, etc. Experience teaches us that the maple syr just purchased by him. they concluded to Ryan and when they met Billy told him he ing, was a grass hopper ; Ryan told him he was It is exclusively an Oregon production, and up that B. F. Hartman sells is pure. shut down for a time. has dona a great deal towards making the another and after talking to each other in Remember that B. F. Hartman gives 10 per AND The rise in the Yamhill pleases the Yam this style for a while they sepcrated—Martin resources of the Northwest known abroad, STERLING R. A C., No. 10 having been devoted especially to this work. cent, discount on all goods for cash. hill Lumbering Company. They have re going to bis home up the Yamhill and Ryan Mr. Samuel bas just purchased at a large ex- Regular meeting», Thursday evening on or Ladies’ fine velvet embroidered slippers at cently brought to their mill from up the taking the train for Portland. pence a complete new dress for his journal, NF.LFlilXD North Yamhill several hundred thousand H. Fisher's. Nice Christmas presents. We reoeived, on Saturday last, a pleasant and from a view of the advance sheets of the before the full moon, in each month. Sojourn feet of logs and are now ready for their ing companions cordially welooiuod. H. I'. ER* call from Mr. T. B. Henderson, of Amity, January number it is safe to assert that it Mrs. Carrie Scotf, of Portland, came up to winter’s run at the mill. SOtf. who in company with his wife recently re will be the handsomest work ever published r.ttend her grandma’s funeral, last week. In a 60-yard race between — McKinney, of turned from their trip east, with the pioneers. in Oregon.” The “ Northwest News” of the Sunday School Concert nt the C. P. Church, Douglas county, and B. L. Holman, of*this Mr. Henderson says that they had a splendid 28th says: “ The West Shore” is recognized place, one day this week, for $5 a side, the time and that the health of his Wife was as the most powerful instrument in drawing to-morrow—Friday—evening, Dec. 11th. latter won by three feet. McKinney, and benefitted by the trip. But he prefers desirable immigrants and in making known Robison & Baker have just received the Lawrence Woodruff run the same distance much Rr.ssYIAKI>G dOlie in the Best of the /‘Oregon mist’’ to the “blizzards,” one of the resources of the Pacific Northwest. With finest line of Holliday Goods in the city. Style, at all times, by and the race was declared a tie. winch he encountered in Minnesota. \ the January number it begins its tenth year .vira. E. < . tiuk’cry & Mater, jmd will then he entirely remoddled and en- Jimmy Turner was up from Portland, A slight blaze occurred in Dr. W. H. Boyd's /The old college building has all been re- hggvd, aud will be made far more attractive At the old Rowland residence, on B stree*-, during the week, paying the folks a visit. McMinnville. SJmS. office—Garrison’s building—last Thursday/ / moved, and if ’twere not for the new church artmtically nnd in its literary features. and For the holidays, velvet frames, rustic evening but was discovered in time to be ex building that stands near by. the grounds While it will continue to devote as much tinguished without calling out the fire de- occupied by the old servant*would appear attention as formerly to the resources of our frames—a large assortment at H. Fisher’s. partmenv aud before damage further than wofully deserted. On Saturday last the col-- country will enter more fully the general field Thanks to L. H. Cook for a quart of that burning a hole in the floor and carpet had lege bell was taken from the tower aud re MOXEY WASTED. ALSO of literature. The improvments will make of maple syrup, which we found to be excellent. been dor.e moved across the creek to the new college it a journal that should find its way into A LL perpor)8 knowing themselves indebtei building, and all that remains to remind us Rev. George Branson is expected to preach Elsia Wright now carries his hand wrapped of by-gone days is the old tower, which will every family circle and counting room on to us will pleanc call and nettle up imine at the C. I*. Church next Sunday at 11, a. m. up in a manner that shows that lie has been i the coast.” By all means secure this source diately, as we muat have our in<’nev. be taken down also and removed to other tUe- ÚM 3f into« in formation and pleasure for 1884 by send- working about sharp edged tools. It was quarters ROGERS J; I0DD. all kind« of Presents for everybody at “ Santa Claus’ his soon. Xin« $21< to the publisher, L. Samuel, Portland, ised this*, — “ • little circular wood-saw that caused tliir McMinnville, Nov. 1, 1883-i-l. Headquarters*'—call iu time to have first Elsia wa i feeding the saw and run L’ his right 'T">nr gt nini feiend. D. I. Corker, Lnfnyetl itfi’s Oregon. Carriaarea awd uiacknmlth choice. hand against it, and an ugly gash was made Hardware and Furniture naan, came bounc If you want a nice Christmas present.don't in that member. ing in upon us, on Monday, full of life, as M arried . Work. At the residence of the bride’s father, Adam fail to ¿ee those nice things at B. F. Hart He smiled ao blandly that we askeo Forty years’ experience, in every clime on usual. him whet wgb the matter, and he told us— Andre, six miles southwest of McMinnville. man’s. •arth, has proved Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to confiden ¡ally, mind you—that he had “made Dec. 12th. 1883, by Bev. J. W. Crawford, KTOTICE I« hereby given tnol I am no Ion Children's Linen and Paper toy books, be the m jst reliable remedy for colds, coughs a mash” and expected to he married in a few Mr. Charles W. Francis and Miss. Minnie ]. ger connect'd with the hiiiiuvring firm < holiday and miscellaneous books at Rogers and all l ing diseases. Neglected colds often ' days—or as soon as he could make collection* Andre, both of Yamhill county. Hemstock, Harvey A’ Fr» licit», hnv.i»^ will, become incurable ailments. Deal with them suffleent to enable him to purchase a wed a specialty. <t Todd’s. The young couple took their departure at drawn from the rome. Thanking list- piibl.< in time, and prevent their becoming deep- ding suit and license. Nothing like it, D. I. once for the town down by the sounding Charley Francis says “ I buy my cigars at seated in th© system. for oourteBies extend« d, I hope the (Inn - At Amity- Or. „ . . , , ■ sea—Astoria—to spend a‘few dnvs, when Rogers & Todd’s, because they keep the best <fc Harvey—my auocesMHti— m.r llmioryl. By reference to onr advertising columns il they will return to their home at this place, Hemstock There will bo a grand Masquerade Ball in town.” meet with unbound« d aiccv-s. wi.lbesien that the Bank of McMinnville Mr. Francia came from the East a little over given at Alderman's Hall, Amity, on the C. tV. FRANCIS. Elder Morrison has Lately held a series of evening of Dec. 24th, to which a cordial in has opened and ie now doing business in its a year ago, and is an exemplary, straight McMinnville, Nov. 1, 18Ö3—-w-1. religions meetings at the Christian Church. vitation is extended to all. There will be line. The gentlemen connected with this forward young man, while the bride ia one are widely known throughout of Yamhill’s fairest daughters, and we join McMinnville. good mn.flic, good order—in fact everything enterprise this country, and as Mr. Wortman, the At the last regular meeting of Custer Post co insure a pleasant and enjoyable time to cashier, fully understands the business, any their large circle of friends and acquaintanc NOW 13 THK TIME TO IMPP.0V1 es in congratulating them. Th© printers all Band, they decided to give a ball on Friday all who may attend. thing entrusted to him will be transacted smoke, YOUR STOCK! evening, Dee. 28th. Mr. L. A. Mewby has for sate a piece of with safety. Hurrah for the Bank of Mc Dr. Tmllinger’s Excelsor Liniment for al! choice city property in the eastern portion of Minnville. It is a thing long needed here, Siarioiicry ! Stationery ! and now that it has come, let our people give up Parties desiring to improve their stock o «prams, bruises, caloua lumps, pain in the McMinnville. The property caiisidts of it a boost. S Besides a full line of regular Printers' Hogs, about three acres of land—that for garden back, sore throat etc. will bear in mind that I have a ing purposes none belter can be found—with stock, such as Bill-heads, Letter-heads, Note Dr. Trullinger's Green Valley Salve for I ull<*lilood Jersey Slot! Bonr, The attention of the public is called to the Another invoice of those fine single nnd a good dwelling, lor further particulars heads. Cards. Wedding goods. Shipping tags, scalds, burns, old fever sores, for horses with Aouth? breasted “Corkscrew” suits or clothes call ou or addiess L- A, Newby. immensi oargains now offered at the scratches, mud fever, harm sk and saddle etc., Snyder the Printer has just brought in For which I will charge the small sum of $. arrived dt H. Fisher’s. The proprietors of M*>hawk Hall are en galls, cuts and sores of any kind. F ob sale a tine supply of common stationery, embrac per head for breeding, believing that they in Do qot tojget that it is but a short tiun larging the building by taking out the par by Hobse n <fc Eduards. Merchants. Newberg: ing Writing Papers, Envelopes. Ladies’ Fine the bent bogs on the coast, and fast superced and styles best suited ing all others breeds. cntil Christrrias. and B. F. Hartman lia- tition near the center of the building and P. H. Wilkinson. West fclhehalcm. Merchants, Papeteriv, etc., in the convenience of bis patr«»ns, and at some nice goods that are cheap. building an addition onto the east side near A J). Runnells. North Yamhill, Druggisi, to A lso for S ale —A number of Thoroughbr?c prices lower than this market has ever af south end. Besides making more room, f. Ik Smith, Carlton. Merchant; C. S. Will forded. Sheriff Collard oolteoted taxes at this plac< the The stojk formerly owned, by George Ban- Buy and get your money’s worth of Jersey Boars and Half-breed Jersey and Po iamson, Drnggis. Wheatland; Provost Bro ’ s., this will make a frontage on Third Street land China, which make h fire cross, at rea ^asaer A I on will be disposed of last Friday, and informed us that people re thut will make quite a showing. S ntde tde P binteb . Merchants. Bellvue; J. W’ooden. Merchant. sonable prices. B. F. HARTMAN. sponded ill a very clever manner. W'illHmir.a: Litchfield Pro’s.. Merchants. 33td McMinnville, Or. The Teachers’ Meeting at this place last Grand Ronde Reservation: Smith <fc Epper- I*K«»I*I’CE 11AKKET Healing, Parlor and Cook Stoves, in varie Saturday was a pleasant and profitable affair. Druggists. Sheridan : R.L. Simpson, Drug lv. ty, from O to |60, to unit customers. Cal! Ideas were exchanged on the mode of teaoh- gist. Amitv. [ corrected WEEKLY, by f . W. REDMOND.1 Square Up. at Hodson’s and see for yourselves. ng arithmetic and geography. The meeting Tommy Rogers hove in from California adjourned to meet at Lafayette on Saturday. Notice is hereby given that parties indebted MuM imm villi , Dec. 13,1883. on BMBrday last, and says “ you bet your life Dec. 22nd. All teachers are earnestly re P boobaitmv to me must make settlement by the 1st o: quested to attend these meetings. For the Teachers’ Meeting, at Lafayette Wheat, per ousnel...................... .old Yaujliill is the boss place, yet.” 91 November, 1883. All bills unsjttled at fhil Flour, per barrel........................ 00 If you wish to save costs, you must settle Friday and Saturday, Deo. 2lst and 22d ; time will be placed in the hand«« cf an att-.r- Great Reduction« ar* made in Boys. XaialiiH ahead this time. H. Fisher Oats, per bushel........................... 30 ney, for collection. C nas . HIRSCH. FRIDAY EVENING. received W dozen Kilk Handkerchiefs which your account by the first day of January Dri«»d Apples, per pound............ 8(ai2 Music. 1884. All accounts not settled by that date McMinnville, Oct 1!, 1883—30t4. he sells at from 25 ots, to $1.50 apiece. Flu us, |>cr pound..................... 10@12 Lecture—Dr. E. C. Anderson. will be placed in the hands of an attorney GROCERIES Use Dr. Trulliuger's Condition Powder» for collection. Bran, per Um.............................. 920 00 Music. D. I. C obkeb . for blind stagers, loss of apetito and all stom Ground Feed, per ton................. (ft 22 50 R CARTWRIGHT, M. F . Essay—Mrs. Irene Galbreath. Lafayette, Or. ach, liver, blood and kidney di^oultic-s. Potatoes, per bushel ............. Music @1 00 A fine lot of FORMERLY of Chicago, III., ha« locati d Born—In McMinnville, Dec. 10, 1883. to Onions, |>cr poind............. Recitation—Miss Katie Olds. @2 If you want something good to eat on the wife of of «. V. Snelling, a daughter Iteriuanently In McMinnville. Will male Music. 12^16 Bacon Sides, p®»’ pound... ......... a specialty of Chronic an«1 Surgical Disease«, buckwheat cakes, get some of that Pure Knd of course Vint oouldn't go to Portlanc H.im, per pound......................... such a« Disease« of Woin«jn,Cro«a Eye«, Pi'e*. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE ISA 16 SATURDAY—MORNING. 9 A. M. totem Maple Syrup at B. F. Hartman's. ..hat dav, aud so he came down to tell 1h< Fistula, Tumors, Etc. Maybe found at Cen Shoulder«, per pound................. 16(0,11 R kpobteb folks about it, and then the boyt> Arithmatio, G. 0. D., L. C. m . and Cancel tra’ Hotel. fot f Th« Christinas Tree will be held at Mo Lard, per pound .......................... 915 AT COST. hawk The committee of ladies are all smoked those Havannas with their bes’ lation, led bv J. A. C. Freund, principal Mc Butler, per pound....................... Minnville Public School. wishes for the little stranger. working with a will that insures success. 935 ASK FOR Gramn nr, How to teach beginners : le«l by Eggs, per «iozen........................ F air L ady ! While that lover of yonrs if W. F. Williamson of McMinnville Public Iliiles, dry Hint, |»er pound........ @15 «Miss Baker, of Corvallis, has been in town >in<l Shoes his brain in feverish anxiety in School. Hides, green, per pound............ @5 paying friends a visit, 3»id in company with cudgeling search of a suitable present for you, just Dr«?ssed Hogs, per cwt ............... 5 @6 Noon. Mrs. Clark, gave us a pleasant pajl. Saturday give him a g«ntle hint that one of those Wool, per piund ....................... AFTEBNOON, 1 :30 @16 Lower than Portland price«. Celebrated California Made ” Won’t you loan me your gum tor a day elegant boxes of ladies’ papaterie. neatly @5 Genera' discussion on how to teach begin Tallow, per pound...................... or two, Johnny 7” “Well seein’ it's you. irinted by Harder the Printer, would I* Chickens — grown — per dozen... . 4 50 (0,5 00 ners to read ; led by Superintendent L. H. Hanner. I guess I will ” Then she ‘ chawed. ’• just ihe ticket?’ No neater gift than thie Baker. DRY COODS Methods of teaching Geography ; by T. O. If you want a nice present for your girl» can be devised, wife, sister or mother-in-law, go to Black Blanche, the little daughter of Mr. and Mr. Hutchinsjn, principal of Lafayette Public Cheeper than waa ever offered in this city. lurief burned vi rj School. burn A Peckham. Carlton, and you will find lugo Fkshi r. had ona Every pair warranted mads by white labor severly, oae day last week. She was Bitting School Go\ inment—General discussion it. of the Beet Stock in the market. We ale 1 reepe) fully invite the public to call and bv the stove, when her mother, in removing by the Ar VM-iatiou. Elder H. T. Morrison will preach in the i he tea-kf ttle spilled some of its boiling con manufacture The ex< rcises will be intersneiaed with mu . xamine g)oda and prices. Christian Church at this place next Saturday tents on the little ones foot, scalding it se sic. J. A C. F biund , Secy. Ileapectfullv, sight aud also on Sunday morning and even »•erly. But by proper tre trnent, Blanche n. Ladie8.2Ml8ses & Children’^ ing. W F. BANGA88ER. Would reipectfully announce to the Ladies P ublic i rniNG able to bt about again. Riveted Shoos. Don’t want you to forget that Hodsons Of the Fhilergiau Society, for Friday even of McMinnv ills and vicinity that they have Look out for fun. tomorrow. A stem bus Rail stoves , hardware, fvruace and farm im »and and father has received anonymous no ing, Dec. 218t, 1883, at 6:30. All are oordially removed to the new building opposite the For «al* by all the Principal Dealers Grange Store, in Ore- plements as cheap an anybody ip McMinn- tification that by th.»t time he inuat furnish invited. Following ia the programme. gon and Washington Territory. vile. his wife situ ^3 3 with which to buy her Music. .HtJI inn ville, Orcj-on, < Full and Coitiplrte line of ih< he c. n i do it Go to Blackburn & Peckham, Carlton, and elf and clii.d a home . he Readin,". Elmer Pervine. ^iolice of l inai feelllemeni above Wei l-k nou u Goods for Hale at their large stock of Christmas goods and thus ,)© will be, as the notice says.- rough Selection. Geo. Todd. .y dealt vitb, ” b< v© expect “ there 11 b« and lia.e received a eplendid »lock of waich they are selling at prices lower than Song. I -J. Rey. Notice is hereby given that E. C Williams razors a flying in the »*» P »rtland, H. FISHER’S, Add rear. E. E Selph. the Executor oi the estate oi Willamina Wil- Htraved from the premia-« of the node r S<>ng. Mills Ora Harren. 1 am«, deceased, has filed n« the County Court McMinnville, Oregon. Rogers A Todd have opened out some of igned, about two months since, seven bend Reading, Wm. Sappington. for Yamhill County, Oregon, hi« final th4r holiday good« and we inunt say they of aheep—six ewes and one buck lamt>—all Manufactured by Declamation. Morgan Backus. account of mid estate, and that Monday, tho fl) i the nicest lot we have ever seen in Mc- tbe ewe, being brinHwi with the letter "O CAHW. NfCKBLlIRVBO A CO., Music. 7th day of January, 1884, st 11 o’clock in the M.nnville. ,i rp<I psi nt on the hip : buck nnmarknit. Debate. Qnention—Reeolved that the Col 129 A 131 Sansoms St.« San Francisco. forenoon oi said day, at the Court room of AU kinds of Steam and Water pipes cut \nv pereon knowing the whtreebo.it« of onies and U. S. have been to blame for the «aid Court, at Lafavette, Oregon, has been set Factory 115 k 117 Hayes 8t. 27tf and fit from K to 21n. Pumps of nil kinds such sheep will ebnfer a favor on the owner rnd treatment which they have received at by the Judge of «aid Court for the hearing of ch aper than ever before bought in McMinn- i.v htliog him know of the «!mp. •he han«Is of the American Indians. Aff.— --.lid final recount, at which time and place ” L- H. biKFB. J. F. (’lark and H. L. Boardman. Neg.—E. ▼i.le, at Hodson’s. any and all (M-reonM interested in said estate, Parton, Or. Russ * nd T. L. PiTkins. French Flower* in Velvet, Plush and Silk, Administrator ’ ■ Noticr. •* ho desire to make any objections to said final Mr. A. H. Hodson thinks *tis n good thing B. F. K hodll and Tom Gilbert, the Indian wh» hacked to i -count must appear and mak«* known said tc be the possessor of good real estate; s< piece, Sec. Wapato Dave, art old Indian chief and Notice is hereby giv*n that the undprsigned -bjeetions. ” ~ WILLIAMS, *“’* ~~ in <t week purchased a portion of the Young hi« aqttaw. Ornaments of Kvrry I>r«criptien. E. C. on the Grand liond agency a year Crnnmna T beb P boor \ m > e . han t>een duly appointed adrinnistrntor ol th* Executor of asid Miete. /firm, north of town. In fact evprything to be found in a millinery e«4ate of L. E. Phelps of Tillarn«»ek county MTO. was allowed to plead «•>' I”*' J. E. M agerb , Following is the programme prepared for or notion store. Busin«?« meeting of the Christian Church -nt term of c. nrt at Dail««. Tc-dav. of rnan- Oregon, deceased. All pprw>na havi g claim Atty for ««id estate. 3611. ( Christinas Tree at Mohawk Hall, on w ¡I be held on the fourth Saturday of Dec., Slanuhter. and was eentenced b, Jndge Stott. the Please give us a call, and vou will be con •gain.-rt the «aid decease«! are hefeby rt-ijuired t- at 2 o'clock p. m. All c*n attend are witting pro-tem to one vtmr in the penilenli Monday evening, Dec. i4th. 1883. vince.! that we have the beat goods and mat preM-nt them with the proper vouchers to th» ,- rv and to pa» ♦KO tine. Tom waa conn, t- '‘eaaonable price«. re ^nested to be prefect. undersign*«! i dmifnAiraUo or to J L Story, a» Music by roster Post Bn nd—nt the door. .d of mnr ler in the first degree_on s f.^mer Lorney !vr tbe «•«tale at Lincoln in Mid county Music by M. U. Gortuer assisted by others. That fine Marble top and Basin to be seen trial and vnienced todeath. bnt the Supreme NOTICE. I a borne. i5 outfit free. Pay and state, within six mouths from the date «>! Prayer by Rev. E. Bnm. at dodson’s show-window is for Mrs. A. J- court granted a new ground, on error. Io nP'fV afisoioteiy sure. No ri»k ('«vital noi thi* notice, All knowitif IbrmwlTM >nd.bM to Music by Cutter P<mt Band. N- son’s ii«er house They are potting in save fin ncclr he was permitted to p’r-ad mill- required* Reader, if you Ws«t bu»in*v»s at Doled, Oct, IS, 1883» '• • I» 1er" u< •• will h>H»M call and wttte.— A'hlrMS bv Rev. G. J. Burchett. he and cold water pipes. trio the ¡owe»» d. gree of manslaughter « h cb persons of either ar< ( y«Miug or old, can ALBERT W PHF.Ll ’ S, .11 a<- ■ «an n-t wttlwi by tb. 1st of Xoven- Music by M. C. Gortner atmisted by others. When such an atrocioas taita..-rir.g can go make great pay all Ike time they work, with Admmistrator oi ths e»ute vi L A P-«« i s, d t should be understood that A. V. R. Sny- nnimniabe -r nt-al w 11 tm pioc—l in tb« band» of a <x>l- TaLi^Q l in nn-a-ure e ■umem«.»»** wo_ 43Svlnte certainty, writ* tor particnlar« to «seaaed. ’ has nothing to do with the job depibt - tie Music by band. »>>... ri.«» IkviKM. D. W. COX. crime it i< time to pn»l down the temple* II. HALLfcT k (JO., Portland, Marne. J. L. S tory , Attorney fur t&ute. mivt of the R epobteb . G. W, Snyder at- of jaatioeand proclaim Judge Lynch «iprem«. C om Dwtnbuu«m of presents. trtMii.d.u, txpt. 1«. I Ari-Bit. te ds to that branch of business. 1. Any person who takes a iwiper regular |y from a l**»«t-«»tiiue, whether directed ¡n his name or another’s, or whether he aub- ¿cribe«! or not. is responsible for payment. 2. if « orders his pnper diaoontin u,d be muat pay arrears, or the publisher lUnv continue to send it until payment in made, and theu collect the whole amount, whether the paper is taken from the office or ' ^Z^“ “ ^'111 NEW FIRM! New Goods ! NewPrice;;! Sappington & Laughlin ROBISON & BAKEII ” NOTICE ! ont ’ . . Farm Machinery! Deering Binder, Deering Mower, ) The Westinghouse Thresher, City Property FOR SALE. McCarter & Aiderman, J. I CASE’S TWLaohinery, DEERING Attention ! D and. Mowers, Iloosler Hay Rakes, STUDEBAKER Buggies .Hlaiiiifiicturero of ITotice, IRON HARROWS ]?eoples’ Store. At Cost, For Cash or Produce. 1 Cahn, Nickplshurg & Company’ BOOTS and SHOES Millinery! Millinery! Misses Russ £ Foster Hats, Bonnets, Plumage, Ostrich. Feathers, Boot»