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Cash is king at at Manning’s. 1
Dr. Trullinger will be here t|ji f
night.
Naw spring goods arriving dn^ at t
I have just remirad a fina lot of
Hartman*«-
(). Dickenson’« garden seeds tail
at Hodsons’.
1 '• ' 1
The best Cultivator knowtlho
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Dog’’—at Hodsons’
The beat clothes wringer ruad tt
ing’s. Only $3.50.
oa ks
The Patont Scoop and Flot Si;
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Manning’s. Only 85 ots.
'.«M
Manning’s is the place to get
ki
sawing machine supplies.
1
Mr. Waller Graves, of Shen u
Sanday in McMinnville.
You can buy Groceries at bed-i ■f It priots
for cash at B.'F. Hartman’s.
A. L. Saylor, one of Dayton’s mggist;-,,
spent Sunday in McMinnville.
The “ Kicker” is the boss oigi
Chas.
Griesen keeps it. Give it a tritl.
Mrs. Millsaps has been quite ill 1 ?8 im
pro»Ing, as is also Mrs. Bolinaki.
Plows, Harrows and Bain wag
sizes, cheap for oash. at Hodsc,;»"
Mr. Wisdom Millsaps has pure) led th*
_
E. X. Harding property, near the i >w ooi
lege.
place to; >t pur.
B. F. Hartman’s it tLe
1’ ,'
honev, cheap. Try it—also dui roapL
Men’s Boys’, and Youths’
syrup.
Mrs. J. H. Nelson has been very llduring
tho past week, but is reported gining, a-,
present.
A brother of J. C. Cooper, who livj it ___
The
Dalles, spent a day or two in town lurin
tho week.
Gentlemen, call and soe those lai styl
Please oo!l and examine Goods before pul
iorin; suits at B. F. HartmanV. T y ar
very neat.
chasing elsewhere.
Miss Minnie Eulery started for Ea: >' tli
Yours Respectfully,
mountains on a visit to friends and ;ii iivef,
yw'.orday.
Little Mabie, daughter of Soltocl Sup!.
F.
Bahar, who has been so ill of tj'phoi j »no:
monia, is slowly recovering.
Lynnie, little son of Mr. and Mrs.G. AV.
Jones, has been very ill of typhoid peuino-
uia, bat is gaining at present.
w. T. LO0ÀW,
. Q. UKXn&RSOX
W II. LOG AX,
The City Council met on Tuesday eeniug,
MuMinuyillo.
Dayton.
but did no business other than aoeptin;:
the resignation of Marshal Scudder.
Big prioes and long credit is ju» who:
boats you all. Save half your monej when
you spond it by dealing with Mannin
LIV/.RY, ^-S^FEED an<* •
All kinds of stoves, tinware and h ’dwar
nt Manning’s cheaper than ever offrad ir.
Yamhill oounty, ‘‘and don’t you forg: It.”
1
H. M. Waller will preach nt the CHstiar
à
^Stable.! at McMinnville situated on Thirl Bl. ;
Church in McMinnville on the fif»h taidav
in March ; also on the Saturday befie at 2
that in Dayton on Ferry Bl.)
p. m.
Henderson & Logan Bro«,, Prop’«.
Bev J Hoberg, of Lafayette, wil: Jeas1
*v'-‘
tiooept the thanks of the BaroBTra folk for
some fine vegetables—carrots, beeta, »re
nips, eto.
.Wo are prepared to furnieh
Under “ New To-Day” will be founesd-
Currlngus»
Will«,
vertised frr sale some town property, laid
the ad and then come in and learn inre
baddlo HoraMv '
about it.
and everything in tho Livery hirs in good
Mr. T, H. Strain, wishing to dispose of
shape on shortest uotics.
about 30 oorda of good Fir wood thr-t he
on hand, will sell the same nt $3 p:: ool,
A HEARS!
>1
delivered.
is
kept
by
these
Stables
and
Funsral
Turnouts
Oar tire bell is to be moved from the st»
lurnidied st any time.
where it has stood for the past ten yearsto
the W. T. Booth’s lot on C street—next :o
We are prepared Co offer special induce
t urn hall.
ments to
Dr. W. H. Saylor, of »Portland, came ip
COMMERCIAL MRN!
and slopped over Sunday. He is gettiis
ready to liegin work on his brick buildinf,
Trandant dock left with U« will racaiva tha
in the near futuie.
beat of tare and attention.
Mrs. Win. Galloway, of Bellevue, has th*
A MONTHLY BETTLEMEirr OF ALL BILLS
celebrated Plvmoth Rock chickens the egg*
•if which she is selling nt the low ligure oi
will be required by im .
$1.00 ;ier setting—13.
HKNDERRON A LOGAN B«O».
It will soon be time to make gardens, and
in doing so people want the best of seeds.
Rev. E. Russ has a few pens for snlo—tht
best ever brought to this section.
My spring goods are all of the very latest
styles and patterns. Do not fail to call and
examine them, and see for yourself before
purchasing elsewhere.
B. F. H abtman .
The undersigned wiah to diw1** l>*
Next week 1 will have the finest assortment
**.«
(lock of
of fishing tackle ever brought to McMinn
«
ville, at prices low enough to break your
heart.
S. A. M annino .
A number of our people attended the Sun
at Bellevue, Yamhill ^°***^>
day School Convention at Lafayette, Tues
day and Wodrifi.d:«». Proceedings of thi
A_t Coa^ | ■ »,
Convention will be published in our next.
♦ Cash is what I want, and I have bought
Tn. party ourvhaaing ran b*’»?
my spring stock so low that I can give wv
Store and other pulldinge, aw! oit“,r ™
«nstomers a large benefit for cash. Cal!
-ere« of tbe old " Tom Morria"
and see me.
B. F. H artman .
paying 30 per cent, of the pi lot ef
i’.wn, the balance on oeav W tbm )*«
W. A. Henderson and family have moved
p.w ed aecuritv. Or we will
to town from the farm up tbe South Yamhill.
Mr. H. uarohasad the old Dawson bouse and
two lots m the north-western part of town
Sell Both Good« and PreHrty
Tha chilly weather of the past week or ten
if uny party or partiea wuh to purehXM, on
days has been the most favorable for our
the «amo term« -a »tap'd above.
fruit, as the warm weatbor wus advancing
PROVOST BRO«.,
it too fast to make healthy at this season oi
Bellavu«. Or.
3»tf
I ' IHaree-moved that there lie onedele-
CALL.
th« year.
OT1CE.
The Yamhill County Tern per.-, neo Alliance
ov
I
for
every
15
and
fraction
ft
H
The children are cordially invited to th»
Jtst for Gov. Moody, and that each pre- will meet in MoMinuville, Oregon, Thursday.
11 o’clock service at the Baptist oliuroh. next
Sheridan. Âlarjh 10th, I
Land Office, Oregon City, I
> allowed one delegak at targe. Mr. March 20th, 1884, nnd continue in session two
• Sabbath. This service will be devoted tc
Oregon, Feb. 2«, ISM. »
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to
amend
by
making
thi
the.r interests. The sermon will be preachec •„ tñ^din moved
days. The sessions will lie held ;a the M. E.
Ing Iwen entered al thi« office
C
DAY-ON.
me
for
every
ten
votes
aid
a
Mitatiou
oi
¿pi
to tho children.
in.ag :... iutt
>l»i«'ph heed tor
n,t J<w
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-. The ameu’.iteni Church, commencing at 10 o’clock a. m.
'V I
over.
Marsh 11,1331
ct i'A of five or
/■
usd “
E ut v No. 4,<lU.
o
h
Lost—between the residence of M. U. Gort- fra
The Alliance shall be composed of -lek -
îarricË.
ncraud A-V. B. Snyder, on Sunday last .■
liait, th»* 5 Z. 1-4,8«.
Tboc -nvention will I k composed o. 101 gates elected and duly accredited from a!'
Third
St..
.
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MeKtaavitl«,
Tillamook
j.
R II W.
coral necklace. Any person finding th
oiled ns follows :
«I
r nm> will confer a favor bv leaving it at th dehfsto--.
> view to ,ui> ca ndla * (On block east of Planing Mill, two door, wat
). vton. 12; Willamette. I: Temperance Societies. Churches. Sunday
L
rtfe.
are
hereby
saul pa
:. 13: Bellevue. 5. Mc- Schools and Bands of Jiopi uiibin tie
I •* n
HigOBIBB o.*we.
Km. £il<-. Í
of livery stable,)
■ i :>: North Yamlull 14. oounty ; the basi, of n pr. ient.ition being
«1ère A vin Phrlp., N- -
" Xisi me quick" he said as he emerge
rr
on
k
County,
West
Cbehalero.
6.
Ort
tow
V F
W.H. DFCHAM, FRO..
from the dining room and tbe conductor GRR1 CM- al
r’i.
man and Seoy of one for every ten roeinbere »nd one for each
A ril la-4. at ID
Tin HftV
now Ev: D
at
>n r
O:
•touted ” all aboard ” A»d the smack thf
Carries
a full «toek of Furniture, Carped, Wall
;ed
to
get
pooler»
fraction
over
five.
irtdsh
.ealimony
t
ATü
a.
m
li,
I.
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lodowed st art leu several by-stan ‘re till the Core
Pap< r, Bini Cages, Baby Carri»jea, Ac., whirh
pumiihei calling ern-
pnootuvit—
nmg i
CXl.
ca '. e near fainting.
he
«tils
at prises so reasonable that none cal
T. BARIN, Itofhtor.
10 a. m.—Opening exercises : org.'.r.iz.i*. r.
in to
on of considerable in
find fault.
Thera will be 6crv.ce ir. St. Jam s' Chart
1 At p. m.—Andren, of Welcome, by F
is business the meeting Fenton, of McMinnville: r spons-;, by U.
on Sunday next—the 16tG-when Dr. Joan
««pairing dime in a neat end subetaulA
<
fc-
L
J.
ten w.U rea 1 a sermon >i “TLe M.nistry
manner.
Ora là L
v;
a
c.
Par»ins. of Dayton. Business.
<*
smoothly
and
L,r-
V
Wui'ship and Doc'.rene. ttf the Prote»L u.
ro here i
4 p. m —Essay by Mrs. S. A. Molline, o 1. Ta, W.
T
Flvaso call and examine goods and priefll <
r reporting that in
i t!ie Ju, tice» Court for Aic.'finni'illr
Epi tropal Cnarch.”
•
Amity.
a
¡»•lublicans are fully
R •V3“R’
Pre ’. ci, Yam/'iU County, Utate of
KVXXtWl SSl'.’OX.
iy
A d tch bus been dug from A t:re*t to th hi
: . . n '. o'.d pmty
!
Oret
oast »ii.e of B street, otnaectw? wi-b its -div
i found true to tb-
Addreas—" W« e?n’s W
iy
n
W
At tt»3 «shoo!
-. o 'g the property of Wm. Campbell ai;<-
Edwards, of Newberg. M • •'.
r
miet,
hob«,
i
draining a good porti. i of -'’»nd TLiro.—
Her. G J Burebatt.of McMinnvil
■4-
b£
This was a g ’<K‘ move.
rMDAi, x»ncc 21.
cited h
4.
Vi
i 3a. m.—Opennr ex
A rare treat is promised in tha wav of r
tp
t: nt t"
^ tc ml BY «nd
! Judge Towns nd. of I.nfavi •.
L.-'tr.reai the Baptist yharch. on Frday
r.
Two «tory dwelliDg witb briak XsIM.
I 10:«-Recita-.cub ill- Je .
.-v .:.i . ,i a 14.a. »■' Wiad.ffeld her.
Dofen lauta, j
it L
pud wt 11 and cj
eittera witb twft kfl I rubbery
|L<fave:te. Adir‘»by J. H '
Lettarer. Doors p.-i nt 7 o'oiock
•ar
outwo^iary
«.nd
Julio
J
Ah c ndtot ftiiigh fr rAand
m. Admittance, 36c;cis- Child_-e:j, toe nt
I fayatto. DUeafwi'on-
ubateli
lolor.thwnt,
1
.iiid
fl
>wiri,
r>?t rfthly Ine »ied.
atoar.
s/r.-tvo
gha M,
The extraordinary pojnlarity of Ayer'
-f
on
Ft»r
ter
’
»*
»pp-y
td
G»
G-
Alli:
2. G:
■ Letters by M'iii Z.
Cherry l’rotorai ia the riant of in as? I
Rea.
SaUrtt
¿¿«ut.
X
of I. O G. t.
.n'eiliaent people for aver ;orty years, i
promptly at eerci
era bait
Commit!«« or E" «n
baa inUusputaUy proven itoclf tte very he«
Y
Hi.uw*. barn «n»l i x loU.
tc.-y
be
adjonmer.
1
Matue T'xid O»o 3 1
’o:
»»»»•ride for all colds, coughs, and jraluionaz; j
4,
.Io«n,
usi»are
nn
un
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8-,
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g,
Q». Q.
C
om
.
ZToaru
i-
: oi
ina. Belle Johnson
’ly.
». id
complaints.
oh ri «I !owu. r •» partiou’T* ‘ *
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Committee a Sfii.c-*
fi.se—Tin.
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M,I>.I
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Thtre was an error in the Clerk’s report n
M
Lr first end wron'’ Miss Lizzi» B indley
C.
to the number of pupils enrolled at tbe las i
111 a. m. ; »h:rd
t rm ci S'bool in this district, wh eb repor |
8* I
"i } ¿ ■f
T t». *»• l
we published Ust we«k. The nrro'^r u • i
• f
piv-n ns 136 wh«re it should have been 193- Ign’rio«* e
Mat!vi?rT *
S,atiwn«ry !
r
Mra. F
"H
a difference of 62.
ery Ton •
i
Beside, e full line of ■ • ■Mttib'r Prir
«
vimting 1
We lean« tb«t »omeof onrhome enpiteliat I
-On '
stock, »uch a-» Bill he,.:s. I
n-
Oft«
t
rr? resist in« the payment of taxes on th»
TX*—>ThA Iftptiwl Chn reh a - he« I«. C«nK Wed
strenath of th« dreitton on the roortenge tax
«r b«> prr l ,n? gt 11 • m. etc. Snvder the Pr Ter beo i *ret bro is
law. If this be tbe case, why not have tbe I
« <ue mpplv of «orUTS MÍ »I
th, 4
r«ry
»«indv 3*-
T
Sheriff a«“,, their propert y and collect the I
b.
8
-r
at fi-M. ft tn in« Writing P,pen Fnftlop s, I idios !
the w
taxes ? We think it een be done.
lb» IF, »teri«, «e., tn •!*.>, rnd Mvl - oct vi.■
*. The
hell,
Ito
the
conrenieui»
of
hl,
pntr
K.
sn
l
r
41
I b» niri"
r»ne-bft!f bou
Wama.
It, of th * place bM l'.«i
Dr. II man
I pnces lower then thi, marke* h •• •’» »f-
«»r rW< I
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A yonne lady to work for be.* boerd and I
>O“ v*rv in. borsa and ha« another v. ry
Iforded.
B«?
»nd
g
t
Yoar
mon
«
s
worth
of
G. J.kBCWWT.
■ttaad ««bool at ooileR? dnnng tbe tarn term I
•wk with dimatoper.
Á fttTDB TB, PIOTI*.
Patfor. I I
J. W. E oa RDM ax . 1
I
TOLD,
4
Hon. M ,B- Hgndrick. of Wheatland, —.
County Court Proceeding«.
One day last week, Mr. Honswortb was
• few moments on Friday
very unexpectedly called to Eugen« Cuy,
PWta crops looking splendid
w
1
PSOBATI—LOSOHABX JODGX.
his
son. Theodore being very sick. He re
ind says judging from the
,t
turned Saturday
and reports him
■rt of Yamhill will furnish
Estate of E. N. Sherman. Final aocouut
better.
wage crop, this year.
presented and ordered heard Mav 6. 1884. ta
LATAYiTTi
defeat of the mortgage 10 o clock a. m.
Dick Grazier and Chas. English, of I sfay-
4,
March 11,1884.
Estate of Cbas. and Homer Penny. Ac
’ oar tax levy from 17^ mills
ette, were m town one day last week.
r
count
or
J.
S.
Martin.
Guardian
approved.
vlHcii
will
hardly
oarry
us
We
have
dropped
again
into
the
regular
c
L 0 Thompson, leader of the band here,
ague tek<> the legislature; Funds of estate ordered paid to guardian, March rut and ar« plodding along in the old
lg« D. ly ; plague take every appointed in California.
March way. with nothing to tnrn us to the faded to put in an ap .sarenoe at band meet
Estate of M. A. Wood, deceased. J. A. C. right or to the left. Indeed, so deep is the ing on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and
anyth ; ti> do with this law.
appointed guardiauad litem, of Chas. rut it is doubtful if any power oould get our the boys thought they would give him a sur
lur. .icing made by the peo- Freund
so on Friday night the band went to
wheel of progress out of it and turned m any prise,
5 ani.-ia to haye Sheridan pre- Seely end Sebelia Wood.
uts house and found him and his family all
Estate
of Ella Monroe. W. D. Fenton ap other direction.
> as to allow the voters of the
sleeping safely, but otie of his familiar tunos
administrator, bond fixed at
'31?y a voting place wi.hout pointed
Tho late transition from an almost snrnru. r brought Lew and Jap out and then the fine
filed and approved. T. J. Jelhsoa, F.
'TO should think the idea a bond
time they had is uecule-s to tell.
to
a
sure
winter
was
quite
unexpected.
Of
A. Cook and E. r Messenger appointed ap
nv vot: j, live far back in the praisers.
oourse wu expected changes and rom>b weath
W j i.re glad to say our sick are all improv
I it would prove a great con-
Estate of G W Springer, deocased. Wr.i. er in March, but a change so sudden and so ing, but one new one, Mrs. H C Morgan is
’ 1 M*.
M. Chrisman
appointed
administran r treat took us all by surprise. Nearly all L.s. still quite sick.
•TOy and Martin, of Bellevue, Bond» fixed at $3'J.OOJ. BonJs filed and week and up to Saturday the thefmometi r
cari.
O dessa .
marked about 60 deg., but Sunday inornin
nday to tell us about a blood- approved.
Estate of D W Cox, deceased. H Z Foster, saw 2 or 3 inches o* snow.
iiave lately purchased, and
SH - RID AN.
tell the public more fully T N Fauiooner and Chas. LafoUett appoint
The chan ?» of weathe? stopped al! farmin?
March 10,1884.
u the R efobtib ' s advertising ed appraisers.
for a few days, but it is not likely that the
Estate of Buel Olds, deceased. Inventory stoppage will be for Very long.
- : iTOek. Mr. Galloway is a lov.
Everybody is preparing for early Rarden-
approved.
Petition
to
sell
personal
property
1 k. nnd hot made a valuable
auition by securing this Jack.
granted, ordered sold at private sale for oasli.
From all quarters I hear nothing but a
’ were awakened
_ ____
We
the _____
other ______
evening by
Estate of Ma linda Jones. P H Hagey ap good report of the ciops. a.id never knew thi
(k Monday last the fartily of Jas. H. Tur- pointed
Guardian ad litem for minor heirs. farmers to look and feel more encouraged music and songs from some of the boys in
ner received a telegram announcing the Report filed and ordered sold for cash
i town.
than
they
do
this spring.
death of the yemg st ch|d of Mr. and Mrs.
Estate of John Beckhurt. Bond of ad
Too warm weather gets the loafers and
Hon. C. H. Burch was in town last week.
Hotiiiie R
;_ell, which ojon’red at Port- ministrator. Jas. Newman, approve I. S
soma of our merchants out pitching horse-
.and on tho J.-iy na .-.ed. It will be remem- Brutsoher. James Tooze and Andrew Win
F. A. Cook, of Amity, gave us a call and a ■S O S«
■Hiijd that thp child was yety ill while Mrs. ter. appointed appraisers.
shako.
a-rias on i: vi,;t with her parents, a short
M si M.-.y Nowell has relumed from Port
Estate of Jos. Hays. Report of sale of per
time since. The littio one was about one sonalty approved. First semi annual account
Geo. Snyder,whose surname is the bossjob- land where she has been visiting friends for
Tear old.
printer,
pervaded
«.
ur
atmosphere
Saturday.
several d.iys past.
approved.
Estate of Thos. M Wright. Sale of real
On the 22r ad of this miBth there will be
Hon. E. C. Hadaway gave us a pleasant
Mr. Trumbel'.er has been very low for sov-
estate
confirmed.
some foot-ra< c ig at this pktee, to take place
call Saturday.
oral weeks, tha cause of which we did not
Estate
of
W
L
Coovart,
deceased.
Finel
on tne oourn > n
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a - ths Central Hotel. There
School Superintendent L. H. Riker w. s learn.
•rill be three piie: .—.ins of $515, one of $10 account approved.
Estate of H Kernay deceased, two semi around attending to his duties last week.
George Walters has resigned his position
i-nd a third of ¿5; or in ojke enough money
can be raiimd tha pr fs will be larger.— annual accounts approved.
Our new fire bell has been received and os bar-tender for John Cano.
Estate
of
H
G
Barns,
insane.
Annual
re
Enough has already beep raised for tb*
hung; as it ding-donged satisfactorily it was
A. E. Fauiooner has quit the hotel busi
prix? s already ctered. Wj have not heard port of Guurdian approved. Ordered that duly accepted. May it bo a long time befcro ness.
allowance to widow be $20 per month until we have any further use for it. ’
of any entries, is yet.
further orders.
Sherry Fauiooner u.,a returned from Nes-
Deniooratia Omtr.il Committee for Yam-
Estate of H Haskins, deceased. W T
Tha Republican county committee met tuc where ho has been visiting friends apd
hill County i . 1 .. •!: at La;; yette next Sator» Kutch, A Blackburn and Frank Fonts ap here iast Saturday and a, t tho days for hold relativax
day. Its
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...vi-sar»:
Hembree. __
La- pointed appraisers.
ing tha primaries on April lU.h and 22d.—
Ed Andersi’i left several weeks ugo for
fay.v o; 31’8 •..■'.<■ McMinnville; B F Lew
Estate of Susan Holcomb, deceased. Fin You can tell the Test ot tho story, yourself.
is, Davton:
Farm Creek, Kansas.
...... T 7 J -.¿’.¡son, .'gnity: OVKuv- al aooount presented and nrdarad heard
The
Democrats
meet
for
the
same
purpose
kenda'T . Ncrth
?.
Y lhill, -I D Carter. West May 6,1884, st 10 o’clock a. m.
Business is roaring. Some of our mer
Estate of minor heirs of La vis Forest. on tho loth of March—next Saturday. At chants
I f. v.■»■«iM East Chehalem;
are pre taring to lav in a targe stock
that 1 suppose we may expect to hear tho
H C Bi a-ns 'i '.'e ■■
IT SitjDson, Sheridan; Final account of J W Lamber: Guardian ter
of
goods for tho spring trade.
Jas Me O.,n
\ h r:.t'.c:’.d; W W Johnson. approved. Guard m disci; r .... u’ -y v mutter.r.gs ot the coming pjl .utd lhand.r.>.
Cai-ltnn
estate ordered paid into court.
'-if •
The wheat crop looks fine in this section,
appointment of S E Baxter,
: rd n <
■1 wl: he wou' If no bad lack Infalls tne or ips the farmer;
OnS ;-.*.ar.’.ay Ir.s ; tr.ts oir good fortune J B. Wm. A. Mary F. Erai.ia A, 1
E i n :
Now I will p) .Vo will some o it all right this fall.
to meet t
i ” u rtsof the county. M M Forest. Granted, bone fixed at .$10.* .
. wh ly :>hn don’: wii
T* VI
Il »vl 11.0
Snhoo’ muatint at this p'.i.ce. on the ’ird.
io
that the prospects
Estat3 of Chrs. L>< u;.ip i ixiintr. .'. .a..' .t. O...J si\ •: •’.¿y 11 i.-»
.i .1
o-a h? ••? y :! .-.f r -ain are more flattering report of guardian ipprove I.
re . iltod in the tlection
election oi T. ii. t. Bcwltv for
j
u
uch
o;
1..
umo
talk,
po
’
.
tiu
Director a nd J. II. Mendenhall for Clerk.
¿han tb . y h ;••• ■ b.•■>:t for yeir.i. The aereag.'
Estate of Ophir Bryant,.
i: ' rep rt b .not tin , wu.i his club i..id wirj worLia » i
Tax to co: .uno scmxil tlrrcu muu-lis longer,
>wni . .
th in h'ret ifore; it has n guardian approved una petition for allow
Li.iibclf, or so;:i3 in.?. !, into o li.jo, th:
not curried.
o'.en
r . t, v.
reur • favorable weather ance to ward granted.
ho has no lei.» ire to I oj ’: a ::er or provkLj f;
than w.-hi”: and the past few days could
Now 11 -a? d. ,t if "1 h-.d i
Wo tiotir. .1 'inmany Indies working in
ooMtitsfitoNitBs coust — ooopxci : ? nd rciictn, his fanr.iv.
n.ot bo ask?d. Co.:ii'>« -s this report does
right of sui’ra'’« I m.vb.t be te.npted into tl
COMMtSStONBBS, With LAUOdlBY, J.
• !:»:r fl-i'.v.-r cur i ms—evidently in hopes of,
from r ■ a i of o?r •.hriftv farmers, it makes
"only a pansy blossom."
Petition C II Burch and other , for county same ways, and
us ft -. Li -,>. fill for bi't'mr timet next Fall.
beooiae <
road presented—A M Waddle. J B S iuda-. would
Mtuu Molntir.'s sohool olosod last Friday.
of
this
just
a
At the last mo iing of Cus'.et Post G. A. K. and £> F Lewis appointed view
au i J C
a resolution v i-i p s'd inviting the depart- Cooper surveyor to meet at B 1_ Springer’s her husband af a
W.i w re - i..?.i witi- th.? presence of Mrs.
tho consoquea;
.noiit o; this S' : to hold their semi-annual office in Amity March 12. 1884.
W C King at o»r lodge last Wednesday
I same
habit.
■nrump liont at this place sometime during
evening. Come again.
Petition of A Beid and others tor county
the summer. A majority of the Posts of the road presented—Demurr of Emi? J. Snell
Wo un i mv’sTid that Miss Buell is very low
V?do Olds has gone out of tho saloon
State, we understand' have siggified a will ing over ruled—N K Sitton, W Carl and C business and turned, honest far.ncr ayain—a ...;I the ' j ... .’«u.-. lions o; Lor recovery.
ingness to come here providing proper in- G Scott appointed viewers and J C Cooper clear proof ilia-sanso iu ha ¿row.»
P at LuxnnB.
duc unents are ii '.d out, and if our people surveyor to meet at Warren’s offi ce in Mc older.
wish a " boom’’ such as they have never en Minnville April 1.1884.
The parties hunting for coal naar North Gooa W o 3 jc .
joyed, they should join their borne Post in
J K Messinger granted license to sell spir
milking such r.rrangemeuts as are nec ituous liquors in North Yamhill precinct for Yamhill ¿iv.-» a very flattering report of tht
L ■ wcok wo spoke briefly of work dono
prospect. They say that thjra is a face oi
essary to help tha affair along.
six months.
ci^lit fott of coal mixed vv.th b'.ate and cl »y . by W. T. Newby and other propjrty owr.ers
Gaunts
bridge
on
North
Yamhill
river
con
Hon. W. T Newby last week brought in an
that one seam of 36 inches or over has but on S Stroat. This improvement eltendu
egg layed bv a Brown Leghcvn ben that demned and supervisors of distrl its 27 and one break in it, the other saams beinq thinner. along the West aldo of Mr. Newby's property,
measures 6x7}^ inches. This, wo consider 45 ordered to post notices to that -ffeot.
Wm Cooper Jos Hoberg and D P Trulling- The workmen say that tho quality is improv a distanca pf upwards of 540 feet, taking in
‘eggstraonlinary” considering the size of
appointed viewers to examine md report ing and that no duabt t.ll the seams will run t ■ gully tint hr i always be< n considered
the fowl. Mr. Newoy has 23 lens, and oi. er
on
the building of a breakwater near the together and make one good sized iedpe that th, worst luud-liol, in town. On the incline
Tuesday received 15 eggs and ot Wednesday
will pay to work.
N a T.
20. And that brings to his mini a problem Harrison bridge on tbe South Yamhill river.
on each side of this low place the earth is re
A special term of the court ordered to be
moved from both sides of the street to th«
and to the person giving a oorreit answer h<
TBS HXGRX.AND3,
held
on
Monday,
April
7th,
1884.
center, leaving tha ground high in tho center
will give a setting of Brown Leghorn eggs
March
10,
1884.
BILLS
ALLOWED.
and affording n good drain on the sides.—
The helis are to be named A, Fy C, etc., up
I lately made the Highlands a visit and as Then Mr. N.wby made a till through the
to 23 letters of the alphabet, thai being the C Livengood, keeping Mrs Melenger.
ot
that
section
has
no
regular
correspondent,
1
swale,
of four feet, bringing the entire Btreet
number of hens, and 15 laying one day and
...
$
33
indegent ..............................
'
un to nearly a level with that on tho sides.
38 7<> will send you a few items.
20 the next, whioh of the hens lajed one day Jurors, Jan term of county court.
and which the next, and which of them State vs Stephens................................ 71 t>r>
Grain and grass is growing more rapidly Underneath this till are numerous drains,
14 o> thun in the valley— probably tho snow lying constructed of brick tiling, so that the water
roisssd?” This is a fair problem »»id the per Jus Gaunt, extra pay. Sup diet 38.
>s conveyed to n InrRe sew»" •'
laid a
12 on on a longer time partly accounts for this.
son solving it will be well paid, f>r a setting Wm Parrott ** ”
*’ “ 35. ..
depth of several feet below
—..iaoe. By
6 oo
of eggs from these fowls are not tl be“sneez- Jno Parrott ........................... 36. ..
Farmers
have
suffered
winter
means of this drainage all water is carried
Rees Leabo “ "
“ “ 11.... 44 oo
ed at.”
148 37 from the horse disease that rasd^Wcb havoc off, so that no pools will form, and therefore
L Loughary, County Judge
last
season.
the
road will keep dry and in good condition.
00
186
J
J
Spencer,
County
Clerk
fees
Republican County Central Cimmittee
Most of this draining and filling was done
21 00
Jno Hixon. Jailor..............................
The acreage of wheat sown on summer- by
Meeting.
.<rr. Newby for the city at a coat af $78,
M Adams, keeping Mrs. Payne,ind'gt 14 00 fallowed land will aggregate throo times that
rtjaeiilered by a number of our peo-
T J Shadden "
“
‘‘
“ • • 84 57 of any previous year, and almost without which i. .1*
'.•*»’H >ud ,nm. Be that a, it may
BO
pie
as a gou
42
“ Berquest
exception promises a good harvest.
I he Republican County Central Committee J L Bewt r
one, nnd
it is ____
more
the job is a g< >>A,
_________
_ though
______
16 00
Dr O F Ball, attending Palmer
o ?5
for Varahill County met at the offii» of J. A. A L Saylor, medicine for ‘‘
Cattle and bogs have wintered without at benefit tb Mr. Newby than anybody els., that
tention
and
look
well.
nsrt
of
th»
oity
should
I
eel
grateful
*o
tho
0
C. Freund. Lafayette, on Saturday last, at M Rvrnal, keeping M Whitlow
i-itv official, for having tba vorn done ; aiiu
17 75
1 o'clock p. ui. and wna called to order by F O’Conner, stationery et«
Some of our farmers iwein to be a littio to those who did th. gr.ding of their own
Yamhill Lniubcrilig Co, lumber for
disoouraged witb tho Highlands owing to the free will for th» public enterprise exhibited
Chairman J. C. Cooper. Present :
I)ist 27..............................................
prevalence of hor.»e disorders, yet 1 can but by them tn doing tho work, and wo eineeroly
H. Hurley. Lafayette,
W S Powell, lumber for Diet 28
believe that thia will before long be one of hope that similar job« may lie done through
J. C. Cooper, MoMinnvillo,
Examination Wm Judd, insane
..
the uiost productive portions of Yaiubill. I out the incorporation before the year 1884
W. if. Harrison, Amity,
Drawing Jury list. Amity precinct.
base my lielicf principally on the fact that shall have oom, to an end.
11. 11. Laughlin, North Ymnhill,
Johnson .t Howey, blacksmithing...
the soil here is tar bettor than the average.
Waller Graves, Sheridan,
1 Lambright, lumber for Hist 7
Take Ay.r'a Sarsaparilla In the spring of
],. W. Harger, West Chehalem,
Guarding and boarding Jnilil. insane
It. K. Jones, late of Pennsylvania, with his
Noah Henter, East Chehalem,
Dug Nelson, axman. road sni-vev 280
family, oonsisting of his wife and threo tho v. «r to purify the blood, invigorate the
11 C Burch, witnei». state vs Sherman
hearty looking ’ooys, hive m >v,d into th« system, excite the liver to notion, and re-
J Jones, Dayton,
Sumner Carr. Carlton.
G 11 Himes, blanks.
. . ..
Highlands.
They have leased my little ator»< tha healthv tone and vigor of the whole
■physical meohnnism.
1 G Walling. Sheriff’s book.............
plaoe for tho present season.
G; o. Brunson, Bellevue,
Wui. G,opei . Whealland- being a till! list G W Snyder, blanks...........................
T.
H.
Gilbert,
our
old
and
eatoemod
friend,
A Brown, repairing scraper...............
>f ooroBitteeLuen.
will tdke charge of the school thia spring.
FINAL PROOF.
On nJtioii W. H. Harrison waaalbwed to I,’ l> Bird, County Tieas....................
ci as snljsiitc.t« for Geo. E. Getruell, of R 1’ Bird, expressage on state tax.
An iufaut son of A. E. Pollard is not ex
Land
Office al Oregon City. Oregon, I
Z Hall, witness, state vs Altman.......
pected to live.
Jau. 21.1884. J
T ne Chairman stated that the firn thing F Farnsworth, tending Dayton
T. R. Bewley is pasturing his sheep here.
te be ooasidered was as tohow many onven-
Notioe ia hereby given that tha following-
bridge................................................
t ou, tin Republicans would hold find the H Hnrlev. paid for printing brief...
_____ ha»
___ a ____
____
Scott
nioa ____
little ________
flock of ____
sheep,
bet uatnod settler baa f!!»d notice of bi« intention
dgta foi hoi !i lg the saw».
State vs
” Hutu mors..........
in losing
nearly all
ha< a ’ oeen unfortunate
........................
....
” of * I to make fin» 1 nreof lo support of hi« claim,
a Regers..............
KftBfftrns m moved that wo hold »nt on«
- -_______________________________1 and that «aid proot will be made before th,
tho taiufia.
it Williams el al .
YtTuiion. Mr.Laughl.il moved toamond
I County Clerk *f Yamhill Cmtnty.st LufayatUs,
u
I will take this opportunity to «ay to friend Oregon, on Fii lav, March 1, 1884, via i
b-.making it two conventions—one fcr elect
> 1 »ward............
it
“
Pat
”
that
his
explanation
adjuMs
the
mat
¡¿(¡deisgatec to the Slate Conveutian. the
Messinger........
R. Thuna», Pre-emption D 8 No. 3,844
ter I spoke of. As to using him “ rotigigr | I Jarae,
o lar for cuoosing candidates for icasnty
Lo’ - 1 2 a id 3 of lire 22, T 2 8, R 4 W.
than a school boy," why, *'Patriok," that I f„r He
■oflkts. Aft®1 a ’Ptrited discussion the
Total....
iimiies the follow.ug witne»»e» to prove
was only figurative language, of oouree, cs
¡tuin-ia nt was adopted.
re. deuce upon and eiiltivaiiou
■..nt
corporeal punish men i ia ..Imosl (>:<»•■ :s :n n.b eontinuoua
Ch moti ui it was decided to hold tnt pn-
j
-
f
raid
land, v.z; John L Laughhh, John C
our schools. Still, if you are determined
„ p J nie.-tings on Saturday, April 19-L and
i
March.
John
J.
R Aiert« and John Honey all
tbe t?ui>ty convention Tuesday, April 22nd. Yamhill County Temporanea Alitane«. that you last need a good apankin * ahyhow, . N rth Yamhill, Yamh.ll County, Oregon.
“ faith 1’J enjoy iver »o much plamn’ yer ..t-
*Atimotion tlie representation wasaiiwd
4615
L T. BARIN, Register.
o, ^tae vote received by Gov. Mooiv in
Last No. of Vol. 13.
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DRESS GOODS,
Ladies* CI
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Dolmans,
Vol’
Tamoy Good«,
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■¿ioMinnvillö & Dayton
Salo Stabloo.
Chance '7 Bareain.^-
General Merchandise
McMinnville Furniture
Store,
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City Propertj
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FOfi SALE.
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Shwting
I
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