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oOGo0OGi IJ -z. . ...ju Malarv UuCHtlon.THEinTERPRISLan: oregm, sept, is, ism-wort to. bceo rather livelyweek." OnrrMwlM'."1 f our. in""-." .-Hon oi '".-f ,,a black ve. ntrhout a scraU-h.oVS 'orls a sufficientltad.Tt of the OnMondayaweaving room . - rtntentfent.,te Willi ."'iTpnrv Ilogl"nt-Mr- Henry 'm.departnA also a cripple,Z mU m ""nin tho rescue-hn anotlimJ"T All tho China- LoftheBttr" fwork.and had rmnmenmenV TTelday. wherUpon thejntuMr. Jactio. v y the fin?s ana cowsrLTiV. acre , r -ipad guilty, v ujcuffffie na-B Plif rOHUiued as usualthcvdia. 0MTnJ. From -what woon Tuesday oruin?- h opinio thatn learV were entirely Justifiable inboth mj ereo lhCir aVirirtX'ourt of StateJrBT Clackamas County, for Sep-teBi nAcTr ' Wm. Blunt.B- Sn John White,A.J. ArihP ton Brush,M? i , r'" Ti.nrv Smithers,i V. K1IIUM,Klijah W;ddle,v.s. m y .It. F. Ilonnay,J. E. McConnell.Warren Corbey,Jacob Wills,John M. Drake,Ja. Muase,J. D.'Crawford,A. McOnnell,Ilenrv Willbern,U. U." Matlock,Geo. Graham,S. M. Keanaw,Henrv Guns,Geo. W. ItiKKS.Adam Ks,fi :.,.Vv.'L'uf fal I It. X. Itillinirs. .?u" KortUlermon.(Jr. W. Parrish.TrvAs? Dksist. The youngu.-ll'!Hl HOT naimnviv...v. --1 l.iit tt l1' iot" w think he will not venture wherehis love lies dreaming.I.ktter Lfr. The following is alist of the Letters remaining in theFost-offlee at Oregon City, Sept. li", 1874 :HrUda. Harnev ; Ihirphy, Steave ;Ks hs, Thomas V. ; Miller, Jas. II ;Miller, Miss Ann; Miller. (,. J. ;O Conner, W. W ., 2; Ilol.erts in. ;ltowan. John; V.iereti, Lmgi ; W llhoitJahn; Wyatt, J. W.Itegistered letter tor St4 Luke, Oonea.If railed for, ile:isesay w hen "avlvertUcd." JM. P.A. QN, 1. M.Gone toSalkm. Our genial friend,Mr.. Henry Wright, formerly of thisplace, has gone to .Salem, and, in connection with a gentleman from Portland, has opened a restaurant on Commcreial stric t. Henry has had considrablo exiierieiee in the business andwill imd.mbtedlv satisfy the apjetiteoftliH hungry public. We wish youauoces-", Henry.IloniiKitV.--On last Sundaj- night,Homn one entered the residence of M r.Geo. Strirkler, ( Caaeiuah, and fromhi U'd-rooin abstracted a pair of pantscontaining aUmt ?ln, but generoiislyU ft a bunch of keys which were in thej ants. Such visitors should receive arreeption of cold lend.Nw arrival of fall and w inter goodsat I. Selling's, which came to hand perlast ntcumer, for less rtian PortlandraU, theesame being bought for cash,and to be sold at tistoiiishing low pricesliiiowis. The public is invited to cull6ffre pun basing elsewhere, and convince themselves of the truth.Fink Rook. We are in receipt of ahandsome sjiecimen look from PainterA Co.'s Type Foundry, 510 Clay Street,San Fram isco. It is a tine work andreflects credit on the publishers, and isconvenient as a reference hi orderingprinters" supplies, etc.I.xporxation Wantkp. Henry Clifton, who was in tho Modoc war in lsol,in C"t. .TesHii Walker's Company, willconfer a favor bv sending his addressto the Oregon I'itv Kntkiumusk oflice.Oregon and Washington Territory papers please copy.Arhivki. Kcv. N. A. Starr, thominister appointed by the late M. I".Conference to the charge at this place,arrived last Saturday, and preached ontin following day. "Mr. Starr is an ableand eloquent divine.('iu.KD.-Mr. M. M. HarkucsH, traveling agent for Henry G. Langley'sTacific Coast Directory for 1S7.V77, called on us last Tuesday. lie has written a very crediitablo description ofOregon City.New Goods. For the latest stylos ofclothing, and dry-goods geenerally, goto A. Levy. He has just leen lelowand secured a large and well selectedtock of fall :md winter goods. Givemm a call.ItETCRNKi.-Mr. John Dooh?, of Oswego, arrived home, las week, from anextended tour through Southern Cali-'''rn,a-From his appearance weshould judge the trip had been beneficial to him.From Salkm. Read the editorialcommunication of A. Noltner, editor ofthis paper, from Salem, ire gives afull report Of the tirnpppHin nf hntlinouses, which arevery interesting.The new steps up the bluff are proKressmg rapidly, tho ascent will bery easy, v, hen finished they will 1K'eat improvement on the old ones.Urm- CouRT.-The SeptembercZZt YCUU Court tor ClackamasCounty will mni-n. .Jiirtci . ' -ionuay.'ill preside.Socijbe aocial dance at Pope's Hall this (Thurs.T) evenln.ic. A cordial invitation is--Mruaea to all.Tk. rb f Church i3 ling repaintedrM 4 Campbell, which greatlyhnproves it. nr-aA new roof has been placed on therr'll Vbureh, anda new cupola isuow Demg erectedThe steamer niio come down fromton. V . ) !5untlay. seventy-fiveona of freight.A llteraryientertainment at the Linry Yturday evening. Free.in 8tea.te;n thrr Alico is now ruunintrflace an-i Tertlnd.ladywho wavinl her hamlKercmei at ourdvil laatflunday. will please not do so..r un T vouiur imp has been nearlyname mi l snow white walls of the?froVJ.r to ceiling, and on everyblank shtXof pnper. in our sam-tum,ad on beinp reprimanded, shied a5ihiHiinje-stick"Ht the foreman, lieu " " . f" mol u i 1 1 n o ( t y pe , a ml s t oodmi hi hl1 in lhe ,nk kt"g,nt S, "Mmetrvinsr to ll lance a " galley" otUvJ 'matter" on e:u h foot. JIe is con-tii.ualtv HininK "Susan Jane andvmo where my Love Lies Dream-Iiis exireiue imue-A correspondent writing from Salem to tho JYirir, speaking of thebill before the Legislature . for theredaction of the Judges salary, hasthese sensible remarks on the subject, -which meet our endorsement:When the State Constitution -wasadopted there -were-fewer JudicialDistricts than there are now; theduties of the Judges were not soonerous, nor were the expenses oftheir office so great as now. - Andeven then the compensation, as: fixedin that instrument -was wholly inadequate to the services and responsibilities imposed upon the Judges."With the growth of the State andthe spread of its population thesel"c"' "a I'miauon uresponsibilities have been multipliedJudges who were formerly requiredto hold but one or two . terms ofcourt a year, lasting but a few dayseach, are new required to hold manyterms, which, from their numberand business, not unfrequently lapeach other. The public serviceseemed to requre, and did reqnre,this increased service. For instance,it was found that instead of one termof the Supreme Court in each vearit was necessary that there should betwo. Take this fact. Here was aservice not exacted at the time theState Constitution was adoptednot considered when the compensation of tho Judges was fixed in thatinstrument; and yet it was a servicethat the public interests imperativelydemanded. It is a tax on the- timetf the Judges, and it is also a taxupon their purses. Hundreds ofmiles of extra travel, and hundredsof dollars of extra expense are incurred by those Judges whose districtsare remote from the Capital, on account of this extra term of the Supreme Court; and it is a tax whichis imposed, only in a less degree,upon those members of the Courtmore fortunately situated. Underthese circumstances the Legislaturedid just what out to commend itselfto the good judgment and- justice ofevery citizen of Oregon. It votedme judges a specineti sum to reimburse them for the expense of travelwhich the increased service compelled, and to compensate them in partlor such service. .No objection inlaw or morals can be made to thisact of the Legislature. I believethat the better judgment of the present Legislature will prevail; that itwill not drive learning and integrityfrom the Supreme Court, by reducing to beggary those who, possessing these qualities, occupy it.Officers of the State Grange.The following persons were elected at the annual meeting of theState Grange which recently met atSalem as officers for thoyear.Master Danielcounty, Oregon.Clark, MarionO verseer Will iamcount v.Cyrus, LinnLecturer E. L. Smith, Olympia,V. TSteward W. M. Sheltou. WallaWalla, W. T.Assistant Steward W. M. Powers,Linn county.Chaplain M. Peterson, Jacksoncounty.Treasurer B. A. Witzel, Marrioncounty.Secretary J. Henry Smith, Linncounty,Gate Keeper A. A. Mathews,Douglas county.Cere3 Mrs. Jane Cyrus, Linncounty.Pomona Mrs. M. Powers, LinncountyFlora L. C. lleid, Yamhillcounty.Lady Assistant Steward Mrs. L.S. Folsom, Lane county.Executive Committee W. S.Brown. Clarke county, W. T. ; H. N.Hill, Lane county: C. E. Moor, Benj ton conntv; Orlv Hull, Walla! Wilia;E. Fordes, Clackamas counFisk, Salem.ty;M.Standing Committees of the House.The Speaker announced the following Standing Committees of thoHouse last Saturday:Military Affairs Shedd, 'Wright,Gearin.Roads and Highways Lee, Longhlin. Curl, Van Riper.Engrossing Bills Reed, Hays,Wossom.Indian Affairs Rinearson, Mathieu, Kelly.Printing Mays, Noyer, Partlow.Elections Dufur, McClung, MeGngin, Roe, Galloway.Ways and Means--Ritllle, Steen,Wriglit.Education Matlock, Mays, Plymale. Judiciary Stott, Bradshaw, Chambers, Fidler. Florence.jChiims Jackson, Crawford, Blake.Corporations Gearin, Shelton,Ross.Commerce Stearns, Dean, Dully,Butler, Cornell.Counties Ledgerwood, Chandler,Darst.Federal Relation Stump, Reed,Cranston.Mining Plymale, Simpson, Wilson. Public Lands Brown, Gilbert,Doak.Internal Improvements Florence,Stearns, Kelly. -, Public Buildings Wright, Bruce,'Reed.Rather Laughable. The discussion in the Senate last Monday onthe bill to repeal the act passed twoyears ago to provide extra pay forthe Supreme and Circuit Judges,showed a degree of talent in thatbody which would have made Blackstone himself ashamed of what littleho knew of, constitutional law incomparison to some of the membersof the Oregon State Senate of thepresent day. It was purely on constitutional grounds that these lawmakers wanted this bill repealed ;nothing more and nothing less.DIED.In this city, on Tuesday, 22d inst.. Mrs.Robt. Morris, of Dayton.Tho funeral of the deceased took placeat 2 o'clock yesterday, from tho residenceof Geo. Graham.Park Ward has purchased tho drugstore ef T-ell A Farkcr.SUMMARY OF STATE NEWS.'in:?-? were, three Jeat in Eugenei. nomas tai "ofinthetheUmpqua Call, is said . nlast stage of consumption.An emigrant train ofdirect from Kansas, -'the Plainsacross, passed thronn-h pnTuesday, en route for Coos Bay.TheO. S. X. Co. hthe rate of fare between Portlandand the Dalles, charging deck pas-"e"" ""'j c.ou. cabin passengers, as heretofore.Hon. George H. Riddle, the member of the Legislature from Douglas, who has since the meeting of theHouse been detained at home bv theillness of his son, arrived in Salemon Saturday.The county jail at Kerbyville hada narrow escape from fire the otherday. The building had caught firefrom a defective fine, but was discovered and fortunately extinguished before much harm was done.A company was incorporated inthe Dalles on the 15th inst., withMessrs, N. H. Gates, J. C. Cartwright and E. Shutz as incorporators, to be known as the "DallesCity Manufacturing and Water Company," with the capital stock fixedat $20,000, in shares of $100 each.ju eunesday ot last week, ayoung man named Rickets, while engaged in cutting logs at Huffman'smill, on the South Fork of Mary'sriver, made a mistake with his axand hit his right foot, cutting offtwo toes-and almost severing his footat the ball.The Salem Record of last Saturuav savs: "luu new code is nowready for delivery. The price fixedin the act authorizing the publication is o per copy. I lie books canbe had of the Secretary of StateThe Governor to-dav issued bis proclamation accepting the code, as provided by law.Messrs. Mumley & Mapn returnedfrom the Red Dog diggings, in Josephine county, and report goodprospects and plenty of groundOne piece of gold, weighing $95,has been lound, and also varioussmaller pieces. Comparatively fewclaims have as yet been taken up.1 ho Moiuitmneer says: Irom oneof the gentlemen engaged in thesurvey between the Dalles and Celi-lo, we learu that the cost of buildinga canal will be enormous, and it washis opinion that it would never beaccomplished. We went over theroute last week and have arrived atthe same conclusion.tekkitori.ilN KWS IT ISMS.Steam street cars are usedLake City with success.inSaltThe taxable property in Owyheecounty, Idaho, this year amounts to$30,000.Montana Chinamen have taken tofeodincr Indians with whisky, thenkilling and robbing them.S. D. Howe, Esq., relieves MrFinkbonner as inspector of customsat Bellingham Bay, and has gonethere to take charge.Ned Weston, who sold a placermine in Canvon Citv, Montana, recentlv. for S27.-400, has just strucka rich gold lodo ten miles above'Sil-ver City.A party of Nisqnally Indiansnassed through Olvmpia on Tuesday, on their way to Skokomish withfour race horses, which are expected to be entered in the fall racesthere.W. A. Burleigh a rich doctor oDakota has been nominated as a candidate for Delegate to Congressthe Democrats of that TerritoryThe Elk Point Glemter, a Democraticpapes, says he is the "biggest thiefin the Territory."The Young Enterprise, is tha nameof a "small begining not to . bo despised" newspaper, "published andprinted on the tenth of every monthby Master Law-son Nicholson, at theChurchman office in Vancouver.Terms, six months. 10 cts. ; one year,0 cts." Neat and well printed.May it grow bigger and its editornever get thrshed, is tho best wishthat we can give our little namesake. Tho Transcript says: "The ho)men are in full blast. E. Meeker,John Meeker, Miller and Meade kThompson are at work picking hopsand curing them. They have goodcrops, and say they will run from1,500 to 3,000 pounds per acre.Some hop growers have sold for 2ocents per pound, money in hand.Meeker and Meade & Thompsonhave each one hundred Indians atwork for them.The Spirit of the West agrees withwhat our correspondent "J," saysabout the Walla Walla Fair lastweek. The Spirit says: "The Fair,so-called which has been in fullblast on the ' Agricultural FairGrounds since last Tuesday, hasconsisted principally in a display ofhorse-flesh, trials of speed, ect.Some very fine samples of stock,such as horses, cattle, sheep, ect.,have been on exibition, but therehas been no agricultural displaywhatever.""In last Friday's issue of the Vancouver Register an article appearedreflecting upon the Good Templarorganization in that place. At thetime it appeared we thought itrather harsh and uncalled for, butrecent occurrences fnlly provo thatits strictures were not by a longways severe enough. The WorthyChief Templar of Lincoln Lodge,feeling himself aggrieved, undertookto rightlliimself by attacking Mr.Hicks, the editor, in a saeaking,cowardlv manner. As Mr. Hickswas standing upon the walk, withhis hands behind him. this snob approached him, and without saying aword, struck hin two or three timesin the face. Mr. Hicks gathered atthe first attack and 'went for' thegent, and but for the interference ofoutsiders would have given him thedressing he so richly deserved. IfLincoln Lodge is so low down thatits chief officer ha to resort to phy-sical force to right himself, we thinkj it had better sell out."SEW, TO-DAV.Filial Settlement!In the matter of the estate f John Had-ford, deceased. .In the County Court for Clackamas countyState of Oregon :THE ADMINISTRATOR OF 8AID Estate having filed his exhibit for finalsettlement thereof. It is ordered thatMonday, the second (2) day of November, 1874:, be set apart for said final settlement, and the hearing oX objectionsthereto. By order,- . HON. N. W. RANDALL,Attest : County Judge.J. M. Frazer. County Clerk.Charles R. Rookk, Administrator.Sept. 25, 5w.IS!.The Great Preserver of Health.Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer ap-perient can always be rened upon as apleasant, mild, speedy and positive euroin all cases of Oostiveness, Dyspepsia,Heartburn, Sick Headache, Indigestion,Sour Stomach, Liver Complaint, Billlousness. Flatulency, Fullness of Blood, andall Inflammatory Complaints, where aKentle, cooling cathartic is required. Sosays the Chemist ; so says th Physician :so says the Ureat American Public of thenineteenth century, lieeu ye then, and benot without a bottle in the hovise. Beforelife Is imperiled, deal Judiciously with thesymptoms. Remember that the slightestinternal disorderof to-day may become anobstinate, incurable disease of to-morrow.Sold by all druggists.Once More We Come IWith a Stock of "FALL & WINTER GOODS,LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVEthan ever before, bought Jrom the greatSan Francisco Panic, and which we otferat Cireatly Reduced Prices. Our stock ofCLOXJrII3STGhHas been largely increased and we canshow as handsome a line of ready-madefoods in Men and Boys' Business and)ress Suits, Overcoats, etc., as can befoundin the country, and at prices that cannotfail to satisfy. Our .DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTIs filled with a splendid assortment of allthe leading styles and fashionable shadesof goodsKmprcii Cloth,loliatm, French andAmerican Ire Uoodt,Iliac k Alpacca,Hrillluittiiion,Cashmeres, Sfc3? L A 1ST 1ST E Ij S ,Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannr ls, of all colors. Bl-.'uched and Unbleached CottonFlannels.Ladle' and Gents' I'nderware,Sliatvl and Scarf,Wool lllankets.Trunk andTraveling Satchels,Hat anl Ca p,Oil Cloth forFloorand Table.BOOTS and SHOES,We would call special attention to ourstock of .Men's and Hoys' San FranciscoHoots, which we have sold for a number ofyears past .-ith general satisfaction. Every pair warranted. A complete stock ofHA.DWHt& FARMING UT?NS!LS.Choice Teas, Canned Goods, and all choiceFamily Groceries,All nt Low Prices. Also,LIVERPOOL 1XD CARMAN ISLAND SALT.Highest Price paid lor all kinds of22olaice Jiiad Wool.s-plStf I. SELLING.NOTICE T0TEACHESS.4 X E2 V ffrEXAMINATION' OF APPLICANTSf 'rt iflcat".s to teach iu thn publicschools of Clackamas county will b? heldin the Or-gon City Seminary onSaturday, Sept. -Jflth, 1S7 1.Examination to commence at 9 a. in.,promptly. Applicants must furnish theirown stationery.W. V. MOKELANlSupt. of Schools for Clackamas Co.F.iLE VACCINA? UN FOR CHILDRENDR. S. PARKER HAS RETURNEDfrom the East and has reopened hisolHee at Hell A Parker's Drug Store, MainStr-et, Or gon City. Residence at Mrs.Post s. 1 he Doctor, while in lioston, Mass.,procured a limited supply of vaccine matter taken from a calf, and for a short timewill vaccinate rer rf eharcc, either at hisolhee or at their residence, if within thecity limits or at Caneniah, all. children inUltick'tnvis county vnttcr 12 ycrirs whoseparents are desirous of having them vaccinated with pure, unadulterated virus,and thus protected from the dangers ofSmall Pox or any scrofulous complaint.llsej-tf DR. S. PARKER.FOR SALE.rpiIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS IIHJL premises, in Os-vego, for sale at a bargain, for cash. There is a fine dwellingami out buildings, orchard and about three,aeres of land. Finely situated for a boarding house for the hands employed in thoIron Works. J. W. CAINE.Oswego, Sept. 10, 1874. 3w"FOR SALE!T wWILL SELL AT A REASONABLE FKJ-and lease my Barn to a purchaser for twoyears; also if required, will lease myDwelling Hous" for same time,Oregon City, Oregon, August 20. 1S71.J. M. FRAZER.FRESH RHINE WINES,Just received and for sale byGEORG E F I TCI IS,at $1 00 per bottle. Also A ng-ellcn, Inrt,t'lrry, mitl Sonoma. Wines, in Bottleor by the gallon.Opposite the Railroad Depot.Oregon City, Aug. 7, 1TL 6wJOHN SCH RAM,Main St., Oregon City.MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OFSaddles, Ilarnesn,Saddlery-Hardware,etc., etc.HIGH nE OFFERS AS CHEAP AScan be had in the State, atWHOLESALE OR RETAIL.yi warrant my goods as represented.1,000 DEER SKINSWANTED,AND ALSO,ALL OTHER KIN'DS OF HIDES, FORwhich I will pay the highes marketprice in cash Bring on your hides and getyour coin forthem.JOHN SCHRAM,Saddle and Harness Maker.Oregon City, Oregon, July 11. 1873-m3.JOHN 31. BACON,IMPORTER AND DEALERin Books, Stationery, Perfumery, etc., etc.Oregon City, Oregon.At Charman Warner's old standatly occupied ry J?. Ackeraun, Ilala rt.MI GOODS !CLOTHING-!HATS and CAPS!GROCERIES!ETC.ETC.,ETC.THE FIRSTGRAND OPENING.orrsx.1S74 FALL SEASON 1874Will be Inaugurated by m SplendidBxnlbltlom ofNEW COODS IAt th Store ofBRADLEY, MARSH & CO.,Monday, August 31st,BRADLEY, MARSH & Co.TIIEY WOULD BE WANTING iX1 in ccourtesy 'o their numerous pat-rons, as well as roregomg a pleasure tothemselves, were they to allow the "yellowleaf" of Time to pass by without some suit- jable acknowledgement for the more thanliberal supvrt accorded them since their Iadvent in business. IThe unretarded and unexampled pro- !gres of BRADLEY, MARSH fe CO. in Hpjilarity and business success has Inspiredth-ir rivals and competitors with bitteranimosities, and their envious tonguesmisconstrue every motive with a view ofinjuring our fair fame and well earnedreputation in the world's esteem.Viewing the past with contemplation'ssober eye, and cheered by the generoussupiort of this community, we shall continue to pursue a steady, onward course,that has no retiring ebb, regardless of ourdetractors, to whom we cherish no resentments, relying In the future on that energv ability and watchful enterprise that issure to reward every intelligent and sagacious attempt to supply a generally feltwant.We are desirous of building up a businessthat will bo aCREDIT TO THE CITY AND STATE!Let our opponents endeavor, accordingto their means and ability, to emulute usin this resiect, and in a very short timetrade will be attracted to Portland that hasbeen, from well known causes, divestedfrom it, and numerous tenantless houseswill find occupants.BRADLEY, MARSH & CO.Wholesale and Retail Dealcri inmDRY COODS,CROCERI.AND.Gciicrsil Importers.OF.,ENGLISH, AMERICAN ANDFOREIGN GOODS,Corner First & Stark Sts.,PORTLAND.CASH ADVANCES MADE OX EVERTDESCRIPTION OF PRODUCE.FALL 1874rIs your Uxu to buy good at low prloe.8.ACKERMAN & CO.r now receiving; a large stock ofFALL ft WHITER GOODS,all of the Latest Styles, which will sellATUESS THAN PORTLAND PRICES.Our stock has been bought for cash, andw will sell it at a small advance a bo toSAN FRANCISCO COST.WE WILL SAY TO EVERYBODY BEfore you purchase or go to Portland,come and prlo? our goods and convinceyourself that we do what we say. Our stockconsists in port ofFancy and StapleDry Ooods, Clothing.Hats, Boots and Shoes,Ladies and GentsFurnishing Goods,Notions, Grocerles. Hardware, and a great many other articles too numerours to mention ;ALSODOORS, WINDOWS.PAINTS AND OILS,ETC., ETC.We will also pay the Highest MarketPrice forCountry Produce.S. ACKERMAN CO.Oregon City, Sept. 11. 1S74. tfTHE NEW IMPROVEDBide Feed and Back Feed.THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIMPLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATEDSEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.Aliays in Order and Readj for Work,If there is a FLORENCE MACHINEwithin one thousand miles of San Francisco not working well, I will fix it without any expense to the owner.SAMUEL HILL, Agent,"So. 19 New Montgomery Street,GRAND HOTEL BCTLDUfO,9AK FRAKCIftCO.PACIFICBOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,onthwcfct Corner First and Morrison Sts.iortla yD, oRsaoy.From this date we have adopted thoCASH BASIS AND HARD TIMES PRICES.Come and see us and there will be mutual satisfaction.CISTOMERS AT OVU LOW PRICKSOURSELVES AT CASH.GEORGE A. PEASE.Sontlrvrest Cor. First & Morrison Sts.,Portland, Oregon,August 7, 1S74.tfGREAT SLAUGHTER !INDEY-GOODSANDCLOTHIXG!PANIC PRICES!ATLEVY'S.The goods haw been bought at PANICPRICES and will be sold in accordance.Dont f -rget calling before you lay inyour suppiJes.Or-ec Cltr, rUrrh 51. 1?M -tfi 3; Established iii.l8rO,B. A. HUGHE8.WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE Cm-''ens of Oregon City, and Ticinlty.that he has purchased, fitted up and nilsdtho store j IOPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.on Main Btreet.between Third and Fourth.OOregon City-;'! -t3 Ul .My stock oenslsts cOroerle,- - " ' . 1 - - . i 'X IPatent Medlcinaa,,im. va.umuv mDPlatad-Warc, - Iadln and Ctonta; - -- - . .' ' -. :i-J?.i l?.it:.iFurnishing Goods, Clxlna. Tan KaU,Table CuUery, Hosiery, Irackftrf, ,TIndow-Glmaa,'Yankee Notion.GlWarrVFARMING EMPLEMENTS,ROPE, GRAIN SACKS, &c, icHaving boen established ince I860, mylong experience In business enables ma toknow what to buy for this market.MY STOCK OF ' .General MerchandiseIs Large and well Assorted. .There Is no house in the City thatCan Undersell Me.SMALL PROFITS, AND QHCK RETTRSS,Is my Motto.Call and Examine my Goods 1rorpurcliadng elsewhere, and l.wlll anitn" r- B. A.THUCHES.Oregon City, July 17th, 174.OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.'SSTEAMBOAT NOTICE!Str.E.N.COOKE,Will leave OREGON CITY for PORTIJNDevery day Except Sunday,! t 7H o'clock,A. M. Rturninc, will leave Portland forOregon City at 2J o'clock, P. M. -Str. ALICE,Will leave OREGON CITY for COUVAIXIBevery Monday and Thursday of each week.Str. DAYTON,Will leave OREGON CITY for McMINNVILLE, UXKAYETTE and DaYTON. andall points between, every Mondav, Wednesday and Friday of eachweek. 'Leavesthe Basin at 8 o'clock, a. m.. and connectwith the train at Caneuiah at 9, A. K.. Str. ALBANY,'leaves OREGON CITY for IIARRISBCRQand EUGENE and all intermediate pointsevery week.Str. Fannie Patton,Leaves OREGON CITY for ALBANY andall Intermediate points between twice every week. J. D. BILES, Agent.Oregon City.February. 111. 874.WAGON AND CARRIAGE11 Ai V S ;TOI5Y!mHE UNDERSIGNED,jl navinp incrfasea tne dimensions of his premises, atthe old stand on theCorner or Main and Third Street,f -Oregon City, Oregon,Takes this method of informing hla old patrons, and as many new ones as may bePpleased to call, that he is now prepared,with srmple room, good materials, and thevery best of mechanics, to build anew, reconstruct, make, paint. Iron and turn outaii complete, any sort or a vehicle from acom mon Cart to a Concord Coach. . Try me.Blacksmithinj;, Horse or Ox Shoelnjrand General Jobbing neatly, qulcklv, andcheaply done. ,DAV1D SMil'H.WM. BROUGHTOXWOULD INFOttM THE CITIZENS OFOregon, City and vicinity that he iaprepared to furnish ' ,FIR, SPRUCE AND CEDAR LUMBER,Of every description. ,DRY FLOORING, CEILING, GSPni C'E (for shelving.) LATTICE,PICKETS, FENCE POSTS (Cedar)Constantly on Hand.Street and Sidewalk lumber furnishedon the shortest notice, at as low rates as itcan be purchased in the State. '(jive me a call at the -:.OBEGON CITYMarch 13, 1874 ifSAW MILLS., - . . : ANEW OFFERS INEW IDEAS ISee the Grand Giftsof Our Fireside Friend to its Subscriber.Entirely new and unprecedented,and inch ms will interest everyene.Yon miss It if you don't send Tor san.pies and fall particulars wnica suresent free 1SEE THE GREAT WATCH OFFER JOUR rmESIDE FRIEND la now In 1UFifth Volume, thoroughly established asthe leading family and story Weekly, inthe Union, has the largest, circulation,and the best appointed printing and publishing establishment and building! theWest. 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