The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, February 13, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt oiiur't I'rorccittoir- C2 lie Scuwrat. Fill DAY FlSDIlUAKY 13, 1S80. iniM rrsrf vtv r.?s? LI tilt lav w it I I UUmuu ia,T!rv Mvvrn A Democratic Convention for Linn County, Oregon, will be held in Albany, on AVrdariday. .Harris St, 1SSO. at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of electing fifteen delegates to attend the Democrat'. Stale Convention, and for tlie nomination of a full county ticket, as follows : One State Senator, 6 Representatives, County Judge, 2 Commissioner, Clerk, Sher iff, Treasurer, Assessor, School Superintend, tut. Surveyor and Coroner. Tho'various Precincts of the County will bold their primaries on Saturday, March CO, at 1 o'clock P. at., for the purpose of alocting Delegates to tilt County Convention, and to nominate c-andidats for Precinct offices. IVc'iwU aliail 1 enli'lod to representation as follows : . - - F.t Albany . Ytt Aluan..... .cfonon OnUT Vox Vail?.. ... Knutklin !tte... Mrr.c bunC tula.-?.. ...li' Libert? . 7 I :r o tn iIK-... . t ( rksu. ....... . ,"i v'Ue - , -1 ShrOJ , ...... 4'Stnt utt.HMW.. ..... 9 7! swell 1 li-nic..., ......... 3 S.Wau-iloo... 5 Total nututor vt UeWvles. . .................... l'.v order of the Liun County Central Com- mittee. MART. V. BROWN. W. R. R.LTEr. Chairman. Secretary. Kurd r tire taeieaatrs. The Board of lVlcgatcs of the AU-any Fire Department uiet iu regular m.u. at No. 1's hall last Monday evruiuc, with a!l member present. Communications were received from both engine eompanica announcing the changes which had occurred in their membership, aud the Secretary was ordered to make the proper entries in the register. Rescue Hook and ladder Co. No. 1, or- guiized ou the 31st t-f Jauu.iry, applied for admission iu'o the IVpartu.cut, aud the pvtl tion was granted ly a uuauinicua vote of the Board. Accouttuut nig tho application was the constitution of tho Company signed by tweuty-six person over the ga of twenty- one. The Secretary was instructed to notify the Council of the action of the Board, and to forward to that body a copy f te constitu tion of the new compauy. The Board then adjoui jrj. t- nt ot next JJouday evening, Feb. ll:h, at bich time certificate will be granted to all members of the new hook ami ladder company. . J f. s A fomiilete Vindication, uiiitrsj. ii'.ar KinbM lab. The uie.-ting of the Blue R.bboa Club Last Saturday evening was largely attend-d, all the seats being full and many persons stand ing. lr. Wat, tlie organ L-.ur f the Club, was present and delivered a Very interesting address, and after listening to a" Leatftifnl diet from Cba. ILuTendeii and Mis Avery, the Clnb proceeded to the election of otlieers, which resulted as follows FresiJent E. F. Fox. Vice President John Conner. Secretajr Jlisa Vafti Foster. Treasurer Mrs. U K. Ka'. ExecutiTe Coramittt-e Mm Frel Frt, Dr. G. V. Gray, and M. iS. SUrateiih. Mnsic Committee Mil's Kaie Conner and Clias. HaSVnden. .ol lral art. One would think from the U-loraphic news we Ret from Ireland that the pwflt were all either dead or d'yiuj: back there, but a latter which we rreeived frvfu that rollicking young Irishman, John Hutchinson, last week puts another phase on th matter. He writes us from County Antrim, Noith Ilanil, as follow : - - "1 suppose yon w heit-jrowing people thiuk that we "bojj-ti otters" are almost starriug to death back here, at least the report you see in the newspapers wouhl lead you to believe so. lint it is not so in this part of Ireland, or yoo bet I would roon be back in Vebfoot asain. Times have been very had in some arts of this Island, especially in the south and west, where the principal food is "tuur- jihies," and they don t know how to cat any thing else. But in the north here we eat roast leef anil turkeys and live like American Christians." The City Council met itv regular i-Si!ion last Tuesday, all ofii 'ers and nicmhcrs being present After tho miuutcs wore lead and irjprovaT, the CotiimiUce on Accounts and Curwit Kx- penses reporttnl favorably njHn the'following bill! A. It. llerper, A. rJ Jlunt f!2 S3; J. I. Halter, $7 TO. The report was adopted, aud orders drawn on tho Treasurer for the amount. The same Committee having been instruct ed to look into the financial condition .iif the city and report if it was advisable to plucliaao a hook and ladder outfit at tho present tipe reported that tho city tras abumbtitly ahla to do so. Tho report w.-. adopted uimid mnusly. - 1 The Conmiiltco on PlretU and Fublic Property reported favorably upon tlie petition of 11. Flindt asking for, an order for a side walk on tho north sido of lot JS"o, U in 1'lock 11. lleport adoptevl and property , htduer ordered to build the same in til leva days. The Committee on Licenses, to whom was raferred tlie matter .f licentinj the sale of liipiors in our city drug stores, asked f and was granted further time iu which to report. The City Marshal tnado a very full and in teresting account ef li is official actions during the month of Janmtary, vhicli was read all J placed on file. - . f , ., It being ascerUiiicd that ail onlinaiifi pro vided ia a certain nianurr tor Jim lot'ing Qf all contracts for city work, tho vote whereby the printing was jivcu to Mart. V. Vrown was recouaidcrcd, aud the liccotder was in structcd to advertise for sealed bids for the printing, to be oiened at the next regular meeting of the Council. . . u , llio orlinance bill relating to oily police, came op on ae.s'iid reading and was finally passed, aud also approved by the Mayor, Va motioa of Scott it was ordered that: it t;tke effect from auil after five days aft or It"- pnbli cation. On motiou of Scott it was ordered rri;.t d iu the 1i:mih -bat. . . ... The following eoniinunic-.tioii was reot ived from the lkord of lh:!ei;.ites oi"vthe 'Albany Fire Iepaitmoiit : 70 th HoHnruhlr .lAivr f.i ContH ti:m of Me t'.'ji o' Atl-tiiy: Your honorable body having at yonr rl-l regular meeting rwineUJ U.. I i-;:u-tiait tliicers to orgauiye a hook and ladder com pany, the Chief Knginewr called met-thi? of citizens for Saturday, the Hist tilt., aud at that time Hesctio H.k and I-adder Company rt 1 was ersanioit. ilio cuip.uty. eiaStWd otlicers and adopter) a const iitiou aol uti tioutnl the T-taril of Fire IVIesateSTn dav, Feb. 9lh, for admission into the IVpart- wciit. At a regular meeting of the Heard" of l'ire Pelegates held at that time the petition: was grantel by a noaoimous vote of tlie 'xiai'l, and that body he-cby recommends fit" the company be recevel into tuo tiepartmcot. Aeooiuianving this docuuiant w ill Le fouw: the CoBstttntien of Uescua JIook..md J-ndtkr Co. N. I, together with a li?t of 'theifoffeeen and member, and their petition to the r-.iard as provided for by ordrnanea N. 4.- On motion of Martin the r.neolhnu aS'uu of tho Hoard received the nna'niinous apprav. al tf the Council sad Kescue Ilooi and !.vl der Co. No. I was declared admitted into the A'.haiiy Fire iH-partineut ' t ( On motion ef faitmari't rlre CTiniiCte ou Fire ail Water was iastnurted Iu tt'ake the purchaM t-f a hook and ladder ti.-.ek at as early a dite as p03il;o. i i vjhi Geo. F. Sinipsen, ifiiitu '-'":. Frigine Co. No. appeared IwfoNs l:auC"4i- eil and asked tlia the city r:ruUaq t a lot upon which the Company o.M.!d eret aa en gine hocse, and also stated Ua tl.Vcc of tuc-C ampany waa lor tu leot Ironltng on sec ond street, between I"ro.lal:iin ail ! Klis- worth, belonging t Jason "AYMcVrV Oil motluti this matter was referrtd to the Cts- mittee on Fire and Water. J. If. Foster, Fj , appiarc.ULcfort ike Council and ia a speech of a fc-.r minutes stt forth that it was tiia intention of himself and John A. CrawforJ, " Fr;. -tS "K-rt rTrsteV works in Albany next sprint.', and thinking that the city might wish to ava:l itc'f of an opportunity of makic- property more iwciire by putting in hydnts, he wished to state that ha was reaiiv to tnako the arrangcuicnts tkU. Win. Abbott stateil in your paper a few week! ao, Ui&t "I changed tho instru ment of writing he gave, mo to suit myself; and defies me to show any such instrument s published" I will produce just such an in strmnont; written by T. M. . Watkinda and Abbott signed hil own nrnic, f . s ' Tlie Editor or printer, however, tibaiiged one word and left pnt ono word but did not change tho import so a to injure Abbott in tho least. Hut I insert it hero l;ai(l word for rord. . i.W " oWKKf IloMK, hept. -1 lSiil. s Tliis cortiiios that I did circulate a slander- on rvpoit niratiist Kev. S. Mathew whtoh was tohl me on W illiams Crock, Josephine Co. A repnit which 1 do tint propose to prove to le a truthful report. I know nothing myself agaiust said Mnthew and onuht not to have said anything and hereby ak pardon. V. M. A111H1TT. T. M," WATKtNbfi, 'A. J. Jit Cl-l'itK, witnesses. "I will have this instrument of contradiction recorded in the Recorder's ollico at Albany and leave the oriiu.tl there, so that any oi.e may see it. , Mr. Abbott's.statcnu'ut about my violating a vcrhal grreuient ia absurd on th faco of it. 1 had agreed ia writing to honor him at U times for his noble coufesaion. I fulfilled my agreement when 1 named him ont iu honor of his confession, in, my congregation that day. No wonder t hurt his feelings; his coiifensioii, Mid asking pardon, was posi lively contrary to what ho had been doing right there iu Lb owu neighborhood; ctrcu tating this slander as a truth. This ia con tradictiou No. 1. Then when 1 published bis eor.fcssiou t" head o!T th w ido sprcail hlaiidcr, which J, had a perfect right t do. he turus riht Totmd and publishes the same old slander in . tho newspnper which ia greater crime than the lirst. Ho does nt even prove but what ho originated the slnu drroita rcjort hinnolf. P.itt by this act, ho contradicts his good confession, hi. h is eon IMiUfiion v. no eonieastti lio none wrong to circulate the slander in tho first place, am! did aU pardon; httt now says he was not to hUuie which is contradiction No. :l. Again he ay 'he foels it his duty to publicly muka knon that there was s.ich a tjtf 4 1 ui chculatton." lie only proves that tidier 4j' other foul mouthed slatulcrers li!; himself, it does Hut relkvo hint iu the least. 6ur Lw ui.ihcs him rcspouiiblo for hia con duct; aud there is no nerd of witneMte, his wrda vuouh t.i Cdiideum him. AbU.lt Che not propose to prove the report to be a true ouo, and his livo meu say the) do nut vouch fee Ui .truth of tho report, which proves ho willfully published t'ai out rageous sluuder t Lliud the rea.hr in regard to his couTcjdua which is virluaUv- a libel t ail ho lus said or doao in the case. Now hi' pretended duty to publish this slander, and tliw facta in the, contrai j is contradiction No. 4. .,,., S !"'. M vi iirw. f n'rm's Ka;.;r appears in a tew drs and is a brilliant num ber. ' Its us"es aro iu '..! tf cki things lis an 'V:.- i of meat.'. F.very tojij it treated with wise dIvri:iiin.i!io:i, aud all subjects re latiog to d-eea are given entcndcd and prac tical notice Ti.o literary features f the February umilwriire particularly fmjul. Tl.e ht.Uioiks will bo enchanted ai;hthe"itce'a Tea 1'aity" ili chirruing illastratiou. Axdrarj fUtz i has svjincthiug forcvcryboily for mothers if iti'oderate mean, for honse- Uet pers, f ir riaercliants and for tho leaders o fathion. We. catrnot forbear specil nteuttoa of its t'htldixa's 1 Vp-.rtitTit, which is em- Curtc l hii rare si I and wbtcli rivals in at traction ayy.'i f dip ap-callrtl children's maga-iiesc.f xt "dsy. la short, from the lirst ps ,e to tlie last, it preaetita a superb aj pcarauce ar.sVfsdlfXi'V-t ii.es al thnt has U-eu c'aiined for it. Sinj;'o copies id cent. For s.le by liOivsiaahsr every wtarr. Fubii:p- THE JEW YORK WEEKLY WORLD A GOOD OFFER ! AN P ' STA TE JUG JITS .DEMO CJiA T W1U. UK S3 XT TO ANY Al'DllF-SH FOit ONLY fft.SS IX ADVANCE. f hiirrli UlrfsOrr. Tie Stale Riiits Deinoc rat ASH ... -saw V T VMfi'w THE C11IA0 WKIilVLl IVIiWS WII.I. lil'.SFNTTO ANY ADDItKW 1'Ult .00 IX ADVAXl'K. , Y. P. C. A. Meets at their rooms in Fos ter's brick building on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at 4. liuniness meetingi sxs held fin th even ing of th second Monday in sach month. Kvsrybody invited to attend. IT. P. CllCWif. -PreSohingevery Sabbath, at 11 A. sr., and 7 . t. by llev. f. U, Ir. vine, 1). D. Hahhath riohotd at 2:.'W) r. at. Prayer meeting rery Thursday veiling. RvANORI.rcAt Chvmw. Preaching on Sab bath 11 A. M and 7i T. M. Mabbath Kuhool 12:13. Prayer mooting every Thurs day sveuiiig. - J. liowersox, pastor. CoiOATtO!At,CllciMnt. Services every Rahbath at II A. M. and 8 r, M. Mahbath Huhool at 2:.'t0. Prayer tiieetintt on Thursday evening of eac! week. j. W. Harris, pastor. M. K. Clicam. Sonril. Rervioes every Rabbath at Ht Paul's M. K Church, Koutli. at 1 1 :30 A. at. and 71 r. M. Babbath Koho.,1 at 12i r. m. I'rsyor meeting every Wednes day evenng. M. C. Miller, pastor. M. E. Cilt'iirH. Preachins very Sabbath at 11 A. H. and 7 r. M. Kong service iu the evening before sermon. 8ablt!i Kuhool at 2.3 r. at. Prayer ineofing every Thurs day waning. J. '1 , Wolfe, lstor. rir.Prraits Krimxtrai. Ciitat u.-Divineser- vies) in held in th Church every KumUy at 11a.m. Sunday tkiliool at Z:.TO r M. Jt. U Stevens, pastor. lUfTwr C'Ht'lu'll. Rervice every Habbath at II A. si. and 71 r. at. Babbath Kchmd at li Praytr meetina very 1 hursday even ing. W. J. Crawford, pastor. PftKsarrcttiAff Cnuucii. Service every Habbath meraing and evening in Y. P. C. A. HalL rsunday rcliool immediately rtter the moroing eervice. Prayer meeting every Thursday eveuing. ltuv. Kilx-rt N. Condit, aator. I'lilk Ift tho lt oppiltiiilly evor afTordod tho ooil ot the Willamette Valley lo Kt n adiim iimltor nt Uv ralea. Solid In namos aa aoou km jmmwIMi., soMtegnt Hi" In- toroHtlns ptdlllcal news rroin mo iMm w men " iv oii . UdtiHiiixiitauWrlhere wUhlnx lo avail Ihfiii-elvus of tlieo otlera will be ex pHed to pay up all nrrerooH. It iu.e anJ, -tbreail. To-morrow ia St. Valentino's Day. Chew Jackson Ihst Sweet Navy Tobao. New Year! Alice same Mulicali at F. M. btooius cm W had at tha Albany 1'uetory for only three dollars per :te, T! H-r 3tsr;!il. . W. 11. AiJ.tt.tt.. Publisher. . 'i tilxine Ihiikliii, New York. A frorS In t.r Turetsasl. rreprraliea Far a i rxllsal. At their last v. jnU meeting iho La-lics Aid Society dech'.e.l to have a orand Teetival at the Opera Homw on Wednesday evenin; Feb. 25th, the money realized to go into the general treasury of the Society. The laslies are preparing fancy articles in great numbers which they will have on sale at the festival and from which they expect to realize a nice little sum of money. On the evening iu question they wi!l charge an admission fee of 2o cents, and the same amount for supper. and peaches and cream aud ice cream will be extra. On the following day they will have two-bit lunch from 11 until 2 o'clock, the principal dish heiug the old-faxhicuod Yankee "liaised lieans." ilake yr.nr arrangement te attend. and hoped the Council wouhl look iutjj .t!ic matter and con&u't with citizens on the tub' jact Ue alo stated that they couin -ao to donate the six hyd"3uts they now have on band and allow the city ,lo j.us Jiasrjitiy more as would be ue-d.h iT ab.iirt- X0 per year. ? -si.v; JIayor ("lark f-i.kc a few , words iu rcp'y say:Dg t!i3t the Counc-l w.Kill investigate the matter closely, Sftdj ;if 2r thougbid visaLle would ei.ter into a contract with the Water Co., pa im; sucti'Tiiui as would 1-e jrd cxn. Oa nioti(j of Murtiit tho ll.trshal was ordered to put tip a street lamp at the- cross ing ofTth and asliloton strcwU. Oa motion of .'-cott lisp JJrsJiJ w aa in structed to district th.j uizhtw.-toiuatal, ir.a'i- lng liroailalom street the uivimou Jitio be tween tbeni. .' -Hi : II louua uuonns u.i that wlino down . 1' i . . - . - . P-y li.rtrr:l U tho IfOCecd'l lif the "ont Kcvtv u of. tlte City mucil, psh'Uhcd in .i.4''or cobiini, it ;T I seen that tho city authorities have resolved to ptirel.ane a hook and ladder trucavfur Svsiit.lha i'ire Jlupart- wettt, avid tUJ.CvirU:iil'.fl 00 Fir tU'd W-' were ini'tructed t' prware it aaaim s .. bic. Oi cj.i,rc the city baa not aui.'ieient funds on hand at JiTcsent t make the neucs sary pyiiient, bt the Kccorder is iifw mak ing the a-.emei!t and tho taxes w ill be col lected by Stay 1st, at M hick time, or even a week or two before, there will be a largo sur plus in tho treasury." Tiie CittVo!Jcil i i entitled to Ricat credit for J ltfivirig' rsoIvd t-vmaUe this purdm-e. a?d we aro sure will never rt :;rt;t their action. ( iraisi Itark to Oreua. The riam-urr t'ra'.t. Geo. W. Sill, snperintendent of tiie i.ack i:ig establishment of the Cor va! lis Fiuit Co., in this city, is now packing inuuense quanti ties of the Hummer dried fruit for the Kug lish market. They are now at work en twe and four pound paper boxes, which will be put up in fancy shaje. We have tried the Pluaimer fruit and know that the diiferencc between it and sun-dried ia vuy great. It if a iprezt pity that ait of our surplus fruit ia not worked up in that shapu and thrown on the markets of the world. Ladies' t Id gurieir. At the last regular mcetiog of this Society the following officers were elected for the en suing year President Mrs. 51. A. Jlonteith. , Vice President Mrs. 51. II. Harvey. Secretary Mrs. Haifemlen. . Treasurer Miss LibLie Althonse. Executive Coinuiittee Mrs. S. K. Youajj, Mrs. L. K. Blain, Mrs. John AHhouse, Mrs. Thos. Motiteith and M rs. Opp. Hjileud:.! Litls. A short time ago wo h:ul occasion to growl account of the a! m.t total failure of onr street lamps to do their duty, hot a decided improvement has lately been made and now 'the light given by them is splendid. The uightwatchmen are very careful in cleaning the glass and they now nse none but l."0 lire test kerosene, which will always insure a good light. Vj radwahl moved lout weSilUc wl.ouvtc a street lamp was, pnrchastd it ahouhl bo of the style known as the "New- YorW- Street Idinp." Itcfcrred to Com-nittce on Streets aud 1'nblle Property.. Ou motion tiio bill of Win. 11. Milhr, -for t-Vi, was allowed. ' ' r- - Tiie following bills were referred : Sam Crape, $2 50; L. Kline, 75o; II. A. Stratford 7 .00; M. I Hahbronck, COc; T. P. Conn, .$3; J. L. Ilalter.SU 25; Fred Wil'crt; SJ0; A. it. Harper, $2; O. A. Kyle, 510 05; A. J. Hunt, $1S 15; A. H. IlacUleman, ?J. IX V, C'umliif, $30 0? Ilediield Jc Irving, .. Oliire,- Installed. :-! The foiloa i:ig ofHcers wero inf tidied by lyOilge Deputy J. A. Vaiocr in Ailiauy Lodge No. SI t, I. 0. C. T., I.iat ' Tnerdsy evening ; fil ... , W C T L N Li-j.-tt W V T Miss Mira Mansfield. ' V.' S L O Ilalatoiv. ... . .. . , ., . . - : WFS It Fox. W T S A Dcckaid. . ; " '. ., W M Wm It Manslicld. W C Goo CJeisendorfer. W I G Anna Maiusfield. V 0 G Fred Blumhcrg. Trustees Ceo (leiscndorfcr, Nat lied path and L N Uggett. :it 'Portland a few days ao he met W. I). lielding, fonncrly of .this city w ho h.ii told his ranch in Klickitat,' Valley, W. T., and it now hunting a location in , the Willamette Vallev. lVlie-i Mr.- Ik duds n piaoo which auk hiut he w;'l ba joined by his family and his- son-in-law, 15. Iloyah For several uiojiths we have seen pcoplo aulling out here at a aaciifice aud starting for the country East ef the mountains, and Mr. Ikihling aud his family will not be the only ouca that will return here after a trial of that country. hittr Mr. IVMing arrived here Inst Wed nesday and ciHod oii n yesterday. JU'lhodh-f Cnarterly Sleetinss. l' . Ilev, TV U, Wliite. presiding elder e,f this d'.iiii of the M. II. t-i.iiicil, iSeuth, has n ij-tpi. f..ll i i j. ',,'iits for rpitftcr- iy u. .-i",; : ' ' ' ' Did luay thud Salibalh in February. Iifaycttc, fourth Sabbath in February. -.".AriiiHtroi)2 school house near Amity, fifth Sabbath in I'cbruary. ', 1 Albany, second Sabbath in March. ... : (Jorvallia, third Sabbath iu March. M nddy .school '. poAne, ' near I Jarrisburg, fourth Sabbath in March. Albany Koelnl luo. This Club gave one of their popular private balbi on Fii.lay c vetting-of Last wctk.adl those who Were there say ft f was 'the 4i3t pleasant affair of the kind they have attended for a long time. Several young huliis from Corvaliii and Salem were iu attendance, and seemed to enjoy themselves ' very "much. There was also on tlej.-uifj 'j'octf' Wan"fif5 from Jefferson who "took iii .'cvir'lliifiy, danced with everybody, and? ifjt'cVlkatf such a good time before iu his' 1 i f sV 4 ;. : ,i -,:f , . ! . ' Fred Vt''ii!crt'l4 ;gtttirt2, cnterjjruing ac baa employed Key J ilocloitcdlcr to put Dressmaking Misses Mary Coldsmi aud Flora Rnmbaugh are now prepared to do a general dressmak ia busiuesa at the residence of Mrs. B. W. Cundiaf, and they will guarantee satisfaction to all customers. Ladies, please calk 2 A IcajtlKt Kcviys-t If . A very tuccessfu! revival is being ceiuliict ed at the church near John Gay's, on the Al bany I'rairie, by tho Baptist's aud .a . fcrcat mauy are uniting with the..chnrc!u ., .Wa un derstand some fifteen cr twenty persona were baptised last Sabbath. God Rpced t'.ie: geod work. r," - him up huilditlgon ;i own" lot, in the rear of the building liow'occnpuiit tiy4 hiqiv';- The buihling wilfbei2-ix.T0, two stories high; the lower part will' to cccupiod Vy hyn.ag a Lljick smith aud wagon shop, aud the upper story will bo a paint sliop presided over by Honry Sitsausj. Zityss & lloclietcd'cr are 03 usual rushing tho work along in a hurry and will loon have flier huilding ready for use. Huppy iii.nn. Watehcn, thicks and jewelry French's. Try 0 pair of tlme Spencer glasses at FrcneV. Jim Titus starird for Wu t-nuitty last Monday, T. P. Ihukh I11.1U lu a Cue i.rw Hall safe iu his oRioe. Any Wcbfoot could ri-egnie the rather wo are having now. 1. II Bhiiu hss a few hat of odd sias which he w III sell at half price. Pay np your subscription and get ihejf 'hi- fiyj If7 i.'y Xnrt for a year ."re. The Chiuese have been very mild in the celebration of their New Year this week. Wilbur Liggett, formerly of this ollice, is now biisiiiras uuiuagcr of the Seattle 'oaf. John C. Cartwright, Internal llevcnuo Col lector. wa in our city !at Toeaday bight. Mock Moidc.'lh got into the veal business a few dajs ,, but we won't till tlie joke on hiia. T. J. O'Coaner hss Unn aellim; out his auction stock this wovk and ill go to Pott land. Come f our sabirrilxTa are Very kind Ut us, but tiitir Liudue ia of tho unremitting ciass. tlttod liroJi.i Uo2CU. IWt forget it 1 Yon can get the CiutjQ V,'r,i'j ,V iri 3id the I'KMOl R lT ear for r;. Au adjourt.id nin-l'ng f the Inatd of !.- caUa will U' h.ld at - l'a ba'l neat Mou- djy evening. The ladies' Aid t;.ic. han agraud festi val at the Opera liouj ot wtvk from iteat Tuc.!ay tFvh. 2l.hh ' Ileacue ilmik an.l 1-a.l.ler Co. Xo. 1 holds a vt.ng at No. l' hs.ll this vveuiiis?. AH im-Mi bet 'should attend i SUahau's little bv' i getting better, ahuaugh wheu we went to press last Hsck i... lite Mas do pjircd of. Gas. lluglauiler now has bis IkiiIis in good stupe stid ict them rewly for cinUimer ou a very few inoioetds notices llidiop Morris v.'"' bold I)iv;n services iu St. i'.tvr's l.piscopal Church next Sunday K.b. 1.1th, morning anJ e-euing. 'onie of iir young people hail a very pleas ant little dance at the residence ol John la. kl.-iu.-tii last Minnlay evening. The revival now in progress at the JI. r Church in this city is increasing iu interest and several conversions have been made I K. Blain, Albany's "boss" clothier, buys more hats, and keeps a hotter assortment on and than all the other eatab'ishmctits in tlie ity. licmcmlxr that on next Tuesday evening the ladies of tho M. 11. Church, South, will livo a concert, fair and sociable at tho Opera House. Dr. Walla delivered a very appropriate address at the U. P. Sabbath School last Sabbath, and also at the afternoon meet big of the Y. P. C. Association. Itemcmber that yeu cau get the DlmovhaT and the JV1 '. IJVr.l,'y World for ono year for only 3 2.1. This is a splendid opportunity to get two papurs for the price of one. There is nothing small about A Chinaman. He celebrates his New Year for live or six days, and wi'l punish as much f,.a iu that tune aa an' old-time bog-trotter at a wake. Miss Cai.-ie Harris and Miss Katie Carlylc of Corvallis, and Misses Nellie and Cora lilcy, of Salem, attended tho hall given by Uitf Albany Social Chih last Friday eveuiug. If all enr Democratic aspirauts for office would advertise their political aspirations in this paper they weuld take tip aliout as much space as did iho Harris dufenso iu tho Herald last wct k. '';..".' s ; Tito Portlnud jieoido now drink large quan tities of the Stnr Brewery boor, which is manufactured in this city by F.dward Ilcllaii- ger. He has established an agency for his beer iu that city. . - We ore glad to Le able to announce that Miss Mary Carrie, who was so very ill last week, is now recovering, but she was so low that it will he sometime before she- is again able to bo around. A letter received in this city from Geo. Furry says that Jos. G. Evans has taken np a ranch in the Hood Iliver locality bulow tho Dulles. Mr. Furry has goue on up the river il his search after a location." Tke rriMllsat'a Ke tarsi. Those !.ake Creek hoys that went to Cali fori.ia last fall have cot tired of rouchior it on white beans and bacon, (California's work ing man's dish) and wilt return home to see Dad anil Mara on the next steamer. b, rmllg-al sens of lake Crssk ' lair shore. Return to Ihs isad ist thy fatlssr's eswe awr; Ami sal u( tit fsttsJ ealf lint's Wen slain, AnJ ilrlnk of lbs snters of Usss Crsvk ssln. Ob, fUm (rout (by Mllbn sunny rlmu, , Ob baria, mafc mdr In time, I'ist ln yua an bunxry serry snj sun. And sriHibi be glaJ t Kvt btfiue am saon. o'er liuuijr a dark relliaf billuw yoell rUe, Wbils rvtunilug- an I'seiOc a sraier sa wIsW; AuJ ;uu'll tbnr lbs slsdilnj( ts Inm Tbst's tbublng en tb Columbia bar. e.ssl tuck te tlx sblp I test Wine lbs prsrlotts bwl, f Uks t'nsksr' abe've bsssi trmesllng abrwsJt laws live lit t iinissnnlsrs sad bsf galutnt mm, Tti.l b Kllnl sr Us os aatsn so bin. T. M. C. swallle. THE BLOOD MUST BE KEPT PURE Oil HEALTH 13 IMPOSSIBLE. How bnnnrtanl, then, ib-rt this twwuifnt n-imxtn "I.IQr ID n.Kall 1w.!ii Iw k (r fmm all tm, iiurilips, H inn bs nellher b Hil' k r to" tbt'i, too liKbl or bo iark. but ute, litil.y, ri.-h. Bis f lio al Ills si sutinlmr. for the niirin'ii..ii the Unssi scleiic lias net vet hwrel a mtUiuas aqusl W tluit eMrat4l vvUills cunipuumi aii-i HritiK lleuialor lHl Jt"iiV SB GOLDE3J - Y THE GREAT AMD RESTORER For SCROFULA, SCURVY, SKIN and BLOOD Dis eases, togctner vTitn l3orc3 or au mnaa, it, is a never-failing and PERMA1TENT CURB. It. Advertlaetiumt. A aadi4ale fer Clerk. 8 i, Jan. I Stli. l!im. Editor Democrat : Having been eneoaraged aud assured of the support of many Ileoiocrals, I have de termined to. allow my name to be brought before the I .inn County Democratic Conven tion for the nomination to the vflice of Clerk of the Cfurt. subject at all times to tho set ion of said Convention. Jolt 1". P-floWS. lAdvertiaemeiilJ A Card le ttu aires t Unn fannl. Unbiased by patriotic motives, but bavin- formed en opinion favorable to myself, auJ with single eye to an easy )U at fair waes. fur the next two years, I most respectfully aubuiit nay name foryuur favorable considera tion a candidate for election to the ollice of Treaaarer of i-inn county at the ne it en suing election, subject to nomination by the Democrat to County Convention in whose action I shall cordially acquiesce. Very retrctfully. tf Ku Cakiku. Advertisement. A I'enslMale far ftnr sever. riirps (Jlnadnlar Swellings. ( leara the liiooil from all impure matter, from whatever f aase ari- Unstirpasscd for fomt.paliiw and Ui!ioane8s. fares OU 8rf h an J II?eent Ones. Cnres llrerate'4 Sores on tiio Xcrk. Cures Mark HraiH, or puaplfs en faie. Cnres Kcnrvy Sores and Scrofula, fares Cnnreron tlrern. fares Idoad and Skin Diseases. As ibis aT.st.o-s U r.Uwiot l the ti.. s l ami'a-l free fmm soyldlng lt.Jnrbm Ut lbs most delieata co AS tins "fllu, Ju i4 oU)laf (K, Mw ,..rtoWH. K;u .uo.-nrrs u, give it a trial to Una its vale,. THE GOLDEN BLOOD SYRUP wii.u be roi'si fur. j:jt vali'aki.k cosiwxb fou BILIOUSNESS AHO GOHSTIPATION, B.iooti;.raM!tr.iollicLIVr.ItsTl rmUt:nir t!. r-"reU. pr-ntti.t lb.sw JrcWtul skk headaeUs to I.!, b kJa.us .','1 ar sui.j. it. GOIAmX K!a003 .SYIIUP Will keen iimrnilLI-r.KS ltl!.v. ntn-. s aT. i.pm,"iilram truo- l--i. n?rtiai wi " P-'- ffiv? (1Q333 Of tM3 f31$ jj C3HVinCB3 til3 EDSt Skeptical. TlT it.. F0.1 CA1E EYZSYiVaiaE. PHiO C?!E DOLLAH PER B3TTLE. Fair. f steal Euiurfnliimrct uuil Knyyer. The ladies of St. Taul's 11. M Church South, of this city, propose .haying a grand eulcitaiument next 'J'ucstlay evening, Feb, 17th, at the Opera lloime. New features will bo . iutroduced-r-imiiiic, ,'rccitatious, sumptuous supper, including oysters, served by tho ladies at 25c. Admittance to th conceit oo. "Proceeds for the bene lit of th church ' 8omo of the best talent in tho city j, engaged in this aHhir. . SEATTUt. Feb. 1st. IS). l'dltor J)miocrut: Tho snow has about disappeared, and we aro now enjoying some nice sunny weather, which makes the average rlat-digavr shahs the barnacle fiom hia hack and hie him from the beach to tlie sith i.lo oii 1L Seattle and the Kouiul tciKtally is. bright ening up and we have rvry proprct of lite season just opening being a )ropertte one. New logging caaijM are coinmenemg i ora tions; saw mills rviiiug; tlie Itcbton-Talbot coal mines, for the Jnt two or thrre years closed, have saiu re-oiee.l, and the Ska-it cold minesall teud te iucrraae tl.e iu'.etests of the proplu. AU these companies most necesaarily purchase suppiirt at Seattle, heitce wo are alt te be bcnetiltrd. The mnch-needod couoiiiinicatiou with l'laatern Washinion is assurcj at au early date. Kan I'r.'icico capitalists have taken bold ef the matter, and aro contemplating the construction of i;un road from Seattle to Walla Walla via the KwMpaalmie pas. la recent issue of the Dicuux tear notice letter, taken from the Ore-joH'in which make one not acquainted with the hkagit mines think it was about twice, aa far as it really is, and great deal more difficult to get to them. We give the following from good authority : From Seattle to the mouth of Skagit river, (by boat) 53 uiilcs; from the river mouth to ML eroon, II miles; fro-n there to the head of steamboat navigation, CI miles; from there to tloodell'a, (by canoe) 7 miles; from the jwrtage into Iluby Creek mines (by trail) 30 miles. Total diatance from Seattle to Iluby Creek, by water and trail, IG7 mile. These misrepresentations are for the purpose of keepiug out the great rush of people that are sure te go in the spring. Hill diggings have been stt uck, aud nuggets weighing aa high aa $1 75 have been found. F.very incoming steamer from San Francises brings miners from Colorado aud Arizona bound for Skagit. From those com ing from I.eadville, Colorado, it is learned that quite a number of others will be 'hers from that place as soon as the snow is ont of the mines. The suow is at present about five feet deep on Iluby creek. We will from time to time endeavor to give yon reliable ioformatiou concerning the mines, aud uews generally, so that if any of your readers contemplate coming this way they may be posted. Truly yours, Ax A leas r ihr. To tin Voter of Lima Camulg : I Chapman, candidate for County Survey or, subj-t to the action of the Democratic (Vunty Convention. B Hare le Brsau-swhrr That A. IX Mcllwain bou-ht his present stuck of genera! merehaodiea before tho lata advance in prices, and consequently can still afford to sell st old priors, lie also wish all to know that ha has ordered amagniuceut stock of ladies aud cents altoes from toe F-aat, which wilt arrive in four or live weeks. df yon want anything in that line wait uuti their at irah ate-1 !e lrl lirraas. We were glad to see a few days ao that AL H. Church had again been rhoeen as Foreman of Willamette Kngine Co. Xo. I, at Portland, burn position he has lilted during the past tear with ability. AL is every inch a lireman and his many friend up here are clad to see him honored by hia old comrade in No. 1'. lAilmiiasawiit.l On. (irnnl's Tr "Around the World," iu book form, ill soon be ready for the public The prospectus show that it will be wall illustrated ami record tho events of the great receptions of tha hit Empires, an a srrand and coreenus style tl gayest affair of modem time. The agent will olfer the citizens ef Albany aud the ceunty an opportunity to secure a volume of this very rvmarkabla work at priors within the reach ef every one. renin nasi i'a-Vrt . A.l.hc -l, u, XIOX3a-23. DAVIS & CO., wnoLKavr.;; akejth, pobthSp. obecox. Or, roSI VY & 31 ISO.:. ASbttuy. n2T Fred Duuuing wishes us tj iuforin our reader that he baa just received a magnifi cent stock of coliin and caskets, and here after he will sell them at prices never before heard of in this community. To give some idea of the price, he aatharizus us to say that they will range from $3 up to $30, and for the latter price one will be furnished that hae heretofore cost fully $75. lie means business. stavts and ahaes. Hard timet has always been the cry in Oregon, but now it U hard times in reality, and money is as scarce with me as a hen's teeth, so you who havs an interest iu my welfare please step to the front. A word to to the wise is sufficient Very resjiectfully, Enoch ISwvle. ! Tea Want t'nrallarc T Jan. Dannels, in this city, now has on bands a larger stock of furniture than any other establishment this aide of Portland, and if yon want to purchase any it will pay you to give him a call. Ha has something to tell you in regard to hi prices. Sheriff's Sale. ' j In the Circuit Cmrt fifth' Sii'.'rf Orjm for the CV.-i'y tf Linn : fl. F. Crawford, Cuar.lian of W. J. 11 .-n- ihfsoii and tieorge Henderson, m.or, rlaiu- tilf, vs. - llcnrv S. ii'-at) and K'.illh Core his wife, William U. Core and Margaret t.ore Ins wile. SusbU-r aifleriwoi, Joiiu t onocr, W. O. l.Unier, C. U. r.ari. s, John A. U d.i nett, ami U Senders ami M. c-t-ruber, part ner doin'i busiiu- tinder the linn nam. aud style of Senders and Hlc-nW,;, ami Frai.k 'artau, llrfeniLmts. BY viivru:: f a Dixni.K of forecliMDio lit the b.jvena:uel Court, iu tho above entitled suit, an t an execution anil order of sale imil in iMin-.uatica thereof. to me dircctwl au-l leavere.l, I have levil Bunu the mort.iirid liremsacs ucfcrjtiea in sai-l ihcree a foiio. to-wit : lie inntiiif at the Northwest ewf 4 the Wiihsm K oro Donation Ijud Claim. Not. Sa. 227. Claim No. 3-i.a the same is natcl e pun the ma;a awl plats of the L'uiUl Statea a they ap.ar of record in the laud ollice at Oregon City. Oregon, an.l rcinuin.n tlionce 5outli on tho West line of said Claim forty-one (il) chain, thence r.t i.incleu and SJ-lOO chai"". Uicnce Xrth forty-one chains, thence Sat uiuctcen and hO-IWI ciiaiua to tho place of bgiuuing, containing 80 acres, more or leas, an J sttur.tcd in Seu 4. in Tp. 12 S. of 11. 2 West of tho Wiila netto Mcr.duau. iu 1 iati County, Orejj.m, and on &iturhty, th (ah Joy of March, JSS3, at the Court Iloiiae d-r in the City of Al bauy, l.inu C.muty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.,"l will sell the herciulMrforo deacribe.1 real projerty at public auction for cash in liainl to the tns:!iet biitiler, -the tin. oee.1 of such sale to 1 applunl as provuleil in sai.l decree, as followa, to-wit: First, to the payment t th eofts an.l uia- huiaement t f suit, tatcd a; jJ o.", aud ac cruing cost. Secoml, to t.ia navment t- the plaintiu herein the sum of $1311 V. iu CiuU'd StaU-a gold coin, with accruing interest thereon at the rate of one er cent, per mouth from the l Jta lay of Jauaary, 160. Thir.1, To the payment to tho defendant X O. llames the sum of t-W-i SO iu Uui'etl States gold coin, with interest thereon iu iikfe coin at the raid of one jht cent per month from the -Jtiil day ei April, iS.'J. Fourth. To the iwvment to ilefen.lant W. 0. Falmer the sum of SI ItK) 50 iu U. S. gold coin, with iutcrest thereon at tho rate ot ooe per cent, per mouth from the t!7th day of OctoU-r, 1S7:I. Fifth, to the payment to the ib.fend.mt John Conner the sum of $3o0 Gl in IT. S. gold coin, with interest in like emu at tne rate ot one per cent per mouth from the "Jl'.'.i day of October, 1S;J. Sixth, to the payment to the t.cfcnilanta I Souders aud l. Sterulierir, partner under the lirm name of Sender & Sternberg, the sum of $lo:U 71 in U. S. goU coin, wuli in terest thereon in like coin at the rate of one iter cent per month from tho "ith U.iy ul October, IS79- : Dated this Ulh day of I'ebmarv, IS.nl. 1. C D1CKKV, Sheriff of lana Co., Oregtuu By Ceo. Ili'MMiKEV, leputy. 7t4 BOB.1. CLIFTOS. In Mils city, on Friaay, Feb. 6, 1W, to th aits ol A. J. Clifton, uc Liebanon a uaujt liter. Letter I.t. Theiniiawlne I tlie lint of letter reiiialnlnit In tlie 1'ont Ollieo. Ailmny, Unn eountv, tiro- Ron, reb. I2it, ifu. j'eison eaiiiiii; lor letters luusl i;lve t ne Ualu on wbteli Hioy were advertised. ... Huston, Mrs Fhkby Miller, F.lins Horen,' Win '. llnnner. It 11 r Ilall, Mrs ftettio ' Kecd, llonoven ' Jones, M . i -; , 'J'aylor, 11 2 Morris, Lao . .. Wasburn, U W V. XI. KAVMONO, IV M. A f;rtiar Besoi-I. At tho Cosmopolitan " Saloon, on r.roudal- bin Ktrecb, can be found the "fiuest brands of wiuca, rxin.ora and cigai-s. IIoubo open at all hours. 1C AVATKIKDS, '. Proprietor. MABBIEIs. CUCRCHILb-HOLUNOEII. At tho rs-hleiire Jobo ISnanl, at Tanirsnt, ou ttauba'li, Kub. Sill, 1SS0 by lUv. T. U. White, wa. u. ciit aciuti. simi ataar hol. kisxnta. Far Uastera rrsaa. Within tho last few days Dr. Houghton, Win. Ralstotu P. If. Raymond, Jaa. K. Wcathcrford, J. If. Reid and B. B. Darey have started for Wasco oouuty with the in tention of takiug up laniL They will be gone ten or fifteen days and will thoroughly prospect the country leading off front Celilo towards tho Blue mountaius and if they find any good wheat-growing laud will take it up. Bellslen Services al Uinglrs. Rev. A. J. Ilunsaker, General Missionary aud Financial Secretary of tho North Pacific Baptist Convention, will commence u series of religious meetings at O ingles' school house on Soap Creek, tli (Friday) eveuing, and it is hoped he will be very successful. He has just clesed a revival meeting at Turners, where some twelve or lifteeu persons uuited with tho church. ' 4T.H48 Package Sold. ; Of What? is the question asked. Nothing more or less than the celebrated 0REU0N KIDNEY TEA. The cures it has performed are its own recommendation, aud no family should be without it in the house. For sale by all druggists-, The Markets. Following is a correct . report of the mar kets iu this eity'up to noon-yesterday: WHEAT 51 per bushel OATS 2Ce per bushel. FLOUR-$G.OO per bid. HAY baled, $15 per ton. loose, $10. POTATOES 50 ots per bushel BUTTER 20 to 30 cts per lb. EGGS 25 cents per do. PORK 5 to 5i cts per lb. BACONS hams, 1216e. shoulders, Oo. sides, 12c DRIED FRUIT sun dried apples, ic. " " plums, 11a Plumraer dried apples, 8c. " " plums, ICo. CHICKENS $i50$3.00 per doz. SUGAR San Frauciseo C, 12c. COFFEE Costa Rica, 22a Java, SOo. Curcola 23c. Rio, 23. MILL FEED bran, f 1011 per ton. chop, $18$20.' shorts, $ 14. middlings, $2022. Sheriff's Sale. ftt the Virruil Court of the Slate of Orrjo for the County ef Linn : Frank I'arton, IlaintifT, vs. William B. Core and ; Margaret Core hie wife. C. O. Barne. W. O. Palmer, John Omner. I. Scmlcrs and M. Sternberg, part n.-rs doing business under the tirra name and style of betide an.l Sternberg, and John A. Koliinett, Andrew Tripp aud Jacob Keel, Defendant. JY VIKTUK OK A DECREE OP 9 fr.-lour in the above nameU Court lu the above entitled suit; and an execution aud order of sale issued in pursuance thereof, to me directed aud delivered, 1 have levied upon the mortgaged promises described in aid ileeree a fotiwwa, to-wit j Tlie 1 juit half of the West half of the Do DVvioti Land Claim of William B. Gore and Margaret tiore his wife, Utts wm.leingtlim No. 2S ami Notification No. 22ST7. ami sitn abrd in T,v 12 S. of R. 2 W. af the Willam ette Meridian, iu ljuu County, Oregon, aud ou .SatfrJtuj, th 13th Jiy of March, 1SSJ, at the Court House door in the City of Al bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., 1 will sell the hereiuU-fore dcscriuetl real roperty at public auction for caah in hand to the bigbesrt bidder, the pro bcod arising from such sale to be applied a provided iu said decree as follows, to-wit: - First, te the payment of the costs, taxed at $-2 0, and the coats aad expensesof making said sale. Second, to the payment to the said plaint iT Frank I'arton the sum of $175 W in U. S. go!.l coin, with accrniug iutereat thrnwn in lice coin from the 13lb day ot January, IS VI, at the rate of one per cent, per mouth. Tnird, to the payment to the defendant C O. Barnes the suuif ?M6 W in U. S. gold coin, with interest thereon in like coin from the 2iid day of April. 1S7U. Fourth, t. the pavment to the defendant W. O. Palmer the aura of 1100 50 in U. S. gold coin, with iutcrest thereon in- like coin lrom the 27tb day of October. 137J, at tbs rate of one per eent per month. Fifth, to tlie payment to tha defendant John Conner the sum of &I5U CI in U. S. gold coin, with interest thereon in like coin lrom the 24th day of October, 1$7'J, at tho rate of one per cent er mouth. Sixth, to tho payaieutto the defendants L. Sender and L Sternberg, partners doing business under the tirui name and style oi Senders A Stern be nr, tlie sum of $1031 71 in U. S. Cold coin, with interest thereon in like coin from the 2Sth day of October, 1ST 9, at the rate of one per cent per month. Seventh, to the payment to the defendant Joho A. Robinett the sum of $550 15 in U. S. gold coin, with interest thereon in like coiu from the 10th day of November, 1879, at 'he rate of one per ceut per month. Kiifhth, that thereafter, if anything remain ' from the proceeds of said sale, that the same lie iaid over to the said defendant Y illiam Uore. B. Dated this Cth day of February, 1$S0. L C, MCKfciV. Sheriff of Linu Co., Oregon. By Cku. IlriuTluiET, Deputy, -SU Sheriffs Sale. In the C.'YM.i Court of li Stats (f Oregon 'or tht County of Linn, Georizo P. Frauk and V. A. Frank, iwrt- nors in tmninti.ts under llio firm namo of Frat.k Brothers, l'UinutU, va. Win. MeCallixter andS. G. McCnllistor hia wifo, M. J. Mudiro. Lowls MoCalilsier aud l'liillp iiaitiuioro, iH-ieiutatiis. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREEOF FORK closuro in the above named Court in tuo above entitled Miit and au execution and order of sale issued iu pursuance thereof, to uie directed and delivered. I have levied upon the uiouiiiigod premises described 1" said decree as 'follows, to-wit: That certain piece or parcel of laud ly- innand being in Unn County, Oregon, ami known and described as tho West half of Block one hundred nnd, twenty-eight fl2S) In llackloman's First Adduiou to the City of Albany, -with all tho teneniouls and hereditaments thereunto belonging, and ou , . Saturday, Jlte Cth day of March, at the Court House door in Uie city of Al bany, Linn County-, Oregon, at the nouroi one o clocK 1 . At., a win sen me uoremoo- fore described real property at publlo auc tiou for cash in hand to tho highest bidder, the proceeds to be applied lirst to tho pay niuut of the costs and expenses of this suit, taxed at ii9, and the costs and expenses of sale, and ihe further sum of $ 10 attorney foe. . - - . - Socoifil, to tne payment to the plaintilm herein the sum of 15(1 75 in U.S. cold coin, with interest thereon at the rate of one per eent. per month" from tho 13th day or January, issu. Antt too overplus, n any there lie, to be paid over to the Clerk or tnia court, sutytjee to mo oraur ot, tuo parties entitled tnereto. Datod this OtU day of Febrnarv, I?S0. .--, I. O. lilC'KKV, Sheriff of Linn Co., Oregon.' By Geo. Humphrey, Deputy. 27t4 Citation iTotice. In the County Court of Linn county. Stale of Oregon. In Uie matter of the estate of Woolen Davis, deceased. Tn f! 1 Tlavia. OornaHa A.TIonnv. Marv P. llnvis and Joint K. lhtvis, heirs al law of futid Uecoased. N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKKtiON, jou and each of yon are cued aud required to be and appear in tha County Court of Linn tWnty, Oregon, at the Court llouke in Raid Couuty, ou Tues tiuv, Marfli 2nd, 1880, at the hour of ono o'clock 1. AL, to show cause, if any you have, why an order should not be luade for the sale of certain real estate belonging to sam estate, as prayeu lor in tne petition of John J. Davis, Administrator de bonus nou of said estate, of which the following is a brief descrintion. to wit: ' . The West bail' of eeetion 30, In Tp. 11 S. R. 3 W. Willamette Meridian, containing S03 12-100 acres, ad the same is designated on the maps, plats and surveys now on hie in tne U. S. land omee m Oregon utv. Oregon, said premises lying aud Deiug an Linn County, Oregon. Published by order of said Court, laadj January 0. 1SSJ. - In witness wliereor, l nave nerennto set .- -. my hand and atltxed tho soal of ) said Court this 20th day ol lau f uary. 1SS0. - ' JAMES L COW AX, 2i-w4 County Clerk a wU!lt,..iJj L.is Usj . (Sucacssor toDr. Brewer.) " Ofllceand residence on Second s'ipcI, t.ear No. l's Engine House. iiotf 8KAU Final Settlement. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tho undersigned. Executrix of the last wilt and testament or faul Ohliii;;, do erased, has filed in the County Court of Linn Bounty, Oregon, her final aeeot nt as sueh Executrix, aud bv order of said) 'our Saturday, the (ita. day of March, 1 Ski. at the hour of one o'clok P. M., ia st t for hearing objections to said aecount ami the settlement thereof. Any person Intel esied In said estaio ia hereby notified to a pear and lilo his or hor objections to said final coconut on or before saiit dav. TEETJE OHLIXO, Kx3out rir. February Cth. 1SS0. 27w4