The state rights democrat., June 11, 1886, Image 3

Ik gcmocrat.
Entered at the Poet Office at Albany , Or
a second-class mail matter.
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JUNE 11, 1886.
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NUTTING.
Frapr!.
KI P. M Triltt. -.seal MHsr.
moiALl- and PER.
a MAX ABvtT taw.
It is reallv refreshing to have an election
tover, the agon v disposed of, as it were.
O
There Ir rarely ever a spring In Oregon
when the cry Is not heard that spring wheat
will be "busted" if it does not rain. h the
face of this maliirners keep vclplng that
the water slops over here.
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The school children of the city are now
vacating. The next few months will be a
season of unrestrained laziness, fun and
'mischief. Vacation is a necessary evil. It
helps to make hoodlums of some and little
men of others. Boys you can not afford to
sow tares during the summer.
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The M. A. T. begins to think the most
sensational and novel like literature of the
day is the associated press dispatches.
Some of its items would make a dime novel
feel ashamed of its yellow cover. All this
palaver about a bride's dress, the color of
her stockings, and the way she twisted her
mouth when she said "I do" is exceedingly
frkaome.
The Man About Town witnessed a pecu
liar horse sale the other day. It was at auc
tion, and a fair bid had been reached when
the saddle was pulled from the animal by
an inquisitive individual, revealing a dilapi
dated looking back. All bids were Imme
diately withdrawn, the saddle returned to
its place and the auctioneer started in again,
getting five dollars less for the little act of
Indiscretion.
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Observations taken by the M. A. T.
Monday revealed the following to be the
principal occupation of voters on that day i
A Viae Eatrrlatai
tal.
The closing social and entertainment
given by the young ladies of the Y. W. C.
T. l, at the residence of Mr. L. E. Blain,
on last Tuesday evening, was attended by a
large concourse of young people, from this
city and Corvallis, a couple loads coming
from the latter place, among whom a
Democrat man noticed Miss Nellie Calla
han,. Miss Wright, Miss Keller, alke
Ydung, Mies Hitchens and Messrs. Job,
Kesee and Baldwin. Besides sociability,
games, and a sumptuous lunch of straw
berries, chicken sandwiches, etc., a short
program was rendered, consisting of a Bible
reading, a duet by Misses Lillie Robertson
and Clara Read, reading of a selection from
Josiah Allen's wife by Miss Ina Robertson,
a vocal solo by Miss Hitchens, of Corvallis,
recitation, Tendered with fine effect, by
Mies Keller, of the same place, and s hort
remarks by Mr Baldwin, of Corvallis, and
Revs Condit, Irvine and Lockard, of this
city Mr Baldwin, who spoke very pleas
antly, did not tell the story of leading a
forlorn hope for County Judge in the re
cent election, and for one who had just
learned the fact, exhibited remarkable pres
ence of mind. The entertainment, all to
gether was an uncommonly pleasant one.
Mr Blai i's lawn was lighted with Chinese
lanterns for the occasion, and everything
worked for the success of the affair.
( ONNitriMin BIKB1 IftKS.
The Nineteenth Annual Commencement
Exercises of the Albany Collegiate Institute
will take place at the College in this city
beginning on Sabbath evening, when at the
request of President Lockard, Rev Condit
will preach the annual sermon. Following
is the complete program for the commence
ment season :
Sunday evening, June 13th, 7:45 p. m.
Annual sermon in College Chapel by Rev
E N Condit.
Miindav evenina-. lune uth, 8 p. m.
Alumni meeting In College Chapel. Presl
dent, Mr Clara Wolverton.
Instrumental soloAnna Houck.
Praver,
Vocal soloRev E R Pritchard.
Recitation -"The Fallot the Tay Bridge"
Miss I fettle Miller.
Vocal duet -Mrs G W Chamberlain and
Rev Pritchard.
Address "Anarch v In America" -J)r J
T Tate.
Instrumental solo Miss Laura Tate.
Essav The Aurora"- Mr Mary Gas
ton.
Introduction of class of 1886, by. Rev
Lockard.
Response by Mr Wolverton.
Response by member ef class.
Vocal solo Mr G W Chamberlain.
Tuesday, June 15th, a p. m. Literary
exercise by the undergraduates.
Instrumental duet May Cundiff and
Laura Vance.
RecitatlonZora Mark.
Recitation -"The Mock Turtle Story
Laura Vance.
Declamation " Out v of Christian Citiien-
ship" Jhn Geisendorfer.
Instrumental solo -Mtuireti tsurmester.
Recitation -"The Greenwood Shrift"
Flora Mason.
Essav "Crom well" Jas Tomlinson.
Recitation "Mr Brown's Husband"
Lena Whitson.
Instrumental solo Miss Beth Conner.
Recitation "Briar Roee" Esther Mar
shall.
Declamation -"Principle of Freedom"
Orris Archibald.
Recitation -"An Order for a Picture"
Helen J raw ford.
Vocal duet Mies Goodwin and Lulls
Robertson.
Immediately followed by the
CLASS TEEE EXERCISES.
President Stephen C Flinn.
Orator Frank W Promt.
Poetess Mis Lillie M Robertson.
Historian Quincy E Propt.
Prophecy -Collin Elkln.
Tuesday evening, June 15th, 8 p. m.
Address by
of salcm.
tVlilXi BVIRTS.
Rev E J Thompson. D. D.,
Wednesday evening. June 16th, 8 p. m
Graduating exercises
Music.
Praver Rev S G Irvine, D. D.
Musk.
Salutatory and oration "Character of
Abraham Lincoln" -Stephen C Flinn.
Oration "Labor Question"- Quincy E
Propst.
Music
Oration -"Thought" Frank W Propt.
Essay and Valedictory "Imagination."
Lillie M Robertson.
Response from the undergraduate
Orris Archibald.
Music.
Presentation of the diploma by the
President.
Music.
Benediction.
Her Most I spending I year at Black well's
Island with the privilege of making It 500
extra day by not paying a fine of $500,
When his beard was shaved off the face
presented was a horrible one.
There are about one hundred Chinamen
In Seattle now.
Two boys at Knoxvllle,Tenn.theld a com.
panion under the water until he was dead.
The boy were Immediately indicted for
murder.
A Nebraska farmer sent some corn to
Chicago. 37 cent per bushel was received
for it. Of this amount the farmer received
5 cent, a cent going for transportation,
torage and commission. Talk of high way
robbery and lawyer fees.
It I thought Congress will adjourn be
fore Its next session in December,
Mr Bart Allen, on Saturday at the public
speaking, said the next campaign by the
Prohibition party would be begun on Tues
day. That I spunk.
It Is currently reported that Governor
Hill of New York State is in love. The
despatches should now tell which eye Gov
ernor Hill's girl wink first and whether
he eat onion or not.
A nine year old boy was killed at Fresno,
Cel., on Thursday of last week by a rattlesnake.
Stlg Laid anil.
A big land suit has been brought against
Mr. Walll Nah, of Corvallis, the follow-
ing account of which we get from the Xru t,
of Portland :
The Oregon Agricultural Company has
begun suit against Wallls Nash, Second
ice President of the Oregon Pacific Rail
road, in the United State Circuit Court, for
its rightful hall of about 60,000 acre of
land. The land in question U situated be
tween Corvallis and Y equina Bar. For
cause of action the plaintiffs alleged that
the land was first given to the State to build
a wagon road from CorvallU to Y equina
Bay, and that the State, in turn, transferred
it to the Corvallis and Yaquina Bay Wagon
Road Company. By a deed the land was
conveyed to T. Edgerton Hogg, President
of the Oregon Pacific, and Wallis Nash,
and they sold it to the Oregon Agricultural
Company. It was represented that the
Agricultural Company was a foreign cor-
K ration, and consequently could not hold
ids in this State, and the land remained
in the possession of Hogg and Nash, as trus
tee, until December, 1884. They then
made an agreement to surrender their stock
in the Agricultural Company and to take
half of the 60,000 acre, the company to pay
all claims, and further to retire the stock of
Hogg and Nash taken in payment. The
interested parties had a division of the land
in New York CHy, and the portion coming
to the Agricultural Company was deeded
to Charles Smith Sey ton, in trust, as trus
tee for, among other. Wallis Nash. The
latter immediately notified the Agricultural
Company not to transfer the land without
his written consent. The beneficiaries were
all conveyed in the deed to the company,
but Nash refused to convey, although he
had no beneficial interest in the matter.
Seyton died In April of this year, and the
suit of the Agricultural Company against
Nash has for its object the appointment of a
trustee in place of the deceased, and to di
rect him to convey to the plaintiff corpora
tion, the equitable owner of the above prop
erty, their rightful half thereof.
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The recent grand jury at Seattle In their
report said :
Tuesday, June 8th, 1886. In our investigation of crimes growing
All present but Councilman Marshall. I ne ezouiswn o. n.neee people iron.
,, r . - , Seattle and Puget Sound, we have had
Committee on Street, granted further h 9vUimah docu mentarv and oral.
time to report on petition to change grade j before us, revealing the existence through
out this country of a treasonable organia
on Ninth street.
The time to collect taxes was extended to
Billed la a Well.
Last Saturday two or three men, one of
whom was Elmer Smith, were digging a
well about two miles beyond Corvallis,
when Smith met with an accident termin
ating his life instantly. A blast had been
le. off in the bottom of the well, and it was
supposed the smoke had all cleared away,
wh -n Smith went down in a bucket to the
bottom of the well, and immediately after
wards called the men to draw him up, prob
ably feeling the effects of the smoke which
had remained in the well. When up about
fifteen feet He fainted aqd fell from the
bucket, striking on his head, breaking his
neck and killing him instantly.
June aind
The City Attorney was
time on ordinances.
On motion the Marshal was ordered to
notify property owner to connect with
, ewer in block 23 within 15 days.
Request of Medin to have crosswalk
fixed referred to Committee on Streets and
Public Property.
Petition of Qwong Sing for rebate on
Uses referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
Third reading of the Keady liquor law
ordinance was postponed until next meet
ing on account of the absence of an Alder
man.
Proposition of Robinson 8t West to furn
ish lumber for $11 per thousand accept ed
the city to take such quantities as needed.
Bond of Mueller & Garrett for
laid on table until next meeting.
A gad Accident.
A few days azo while driving a four
horse team beyond and near Mary's Peak,
Bill McVey, the driver met with a very
serious accident. In some manner not
known to us, the wagon was tipped over
and on to McVey, in such a manner as to
break and mash one of his legs below the
knee tn a frightful manner. Drs Whitney
and Warren were sent for, and found it
necessary to amputate the leg, which they
did just below the knee.
j tion known as the "Red American Indus-
trial Workmen' Association." Belonging
to this rwanl Hon i a body of men calf
granted further ing themselves "Scientific Socialists " The
, headquarter of the Scientific Socialist on
nnWred to uu cobhk " n r ranoaco. t im K I
mww nmrmww -mr l . . t ft ; .a as
soon, wun an us orsncnet, t essentially
ana re ha! in theory and practice. The main
articles of the creed are arson, robbery and
murder, its proposed purpose is the over
throw of our government and the erection
upon its ruin of so-called socialist ic
cotnmonwealth. The first move of this
so-caltled socialistic commonwealth is to
confiscate all property, and the policy pur
sued by this association is to secure control
POf.tTK U, EttTt.
In Wet Albany the vote for Justice of
the Peace wa. R L Dorria,i3o . J F Back
ensto, iay. Constable, J E Jenk , 117 ; D
B Montetth, 147.
Scratching is no name for the manner In
which tickets were mixed up.
In East Albany out of about 400 votes,
there were only 67 straight Democratic ones
and 65 straight Republican votes.
D V 8 Reld's vote In Albany was a high
compliment to the respect in which he Is
held as an educator a well as Superlnten
dent In this city.
"Vanny" Smith polled a very popular
vote In the west side precinct. The big vote
In Sclo, Franklin Butte and Fox Valley for
MrTrask was no disparagement to Mr
Smith, but was given as a compliment to
Mr Trask, who Is held in esteem in his own
precincts, where known.
Mr George Humphrey re -elected Justice
In East Albany by 33 votes, and C G Burk
hart Constable by a votes,
Notwithstanding the tremendous fight
made agsinst Judge Stralian his vote in
I .Inn county was a very popular one, and
testified to the little effect slanderous re
port have In a political contest.
Now that the election I over there are
plenty of men who knew just Ikw It would
go in Linn county. Of course, as a matter
of fact some did.
Thl county is jut about 375 Democratic.
The Oreganian 1 getting In Its work on
"I told you o."
A tramp was arreated Monday night for
casting an illegal vote.
John Shea and Z B Moss brought the
new from Sweet Home.
The Prohibition vote in Linn county
wa about 75. A reports., were brought In
from only part of the precincts we shall not
give the vote until officially counted. If
estimates fell off In the ame proportion
over the State the vote will not amount to
aooo.
The vote In the two Albany precincts
was itboul 135 more than two year ago, in
dicating a targe increase In population.
Sam Wilson was elected J. P. at Water
loo and A D Leedy Const able, the vote be
ing.for Justice, Sam Wilson, 6a, F. Healer.
$6. For Constable. A D Leedy, 63 ; J D
Keenan, 57.
The entire Democratic ticket was elected
In Benton county, with the exception of
Bush Wilson for Clerk. His majority wa
about 5a Baldwin was defeated for Coun
ty Judge by over aoo majority.
Lark Bilyeu was elected Representative
in Lane County.
Mr Gove, sister of Mr J H Townsend,
of this city, was elected School Superinten
dent of Multnomah county.
Several State papers including an Al
bany paper, InaUted on giving Herman 350
maturity in Linn countv, whereas Butler
received about that majority.
In Multnomah county the entire Repub
I lean ticket wa elected with the exception
of Church for Clerk and Mrs Gove for
Superintendent.
ludire Brouauuh's letters did not elect
him.
Geo W Belt was elected Prosecuting At
tornev of tle Third District by about iui
majority and Judge Boise Judge by nearly
jou majority. In the 4th District Hamilton
was elected Prosecuting Attorney
Pairs-lew
HONS aftt AttKOAB
Rain is nee led,
K .M French, jeweler.
5501 vote ware osft in Portland.
The bast harnast t J J Djbruilles.
Fear box of trawl) trriei for a quarter.
J. P. Wallace, Physician sad Surgeon, Al
bany, Or.
The O' Toole House wilt soon be optned to
the piblio.
Head A Browne!!' stock of faaoy groceries
is uoequsled.
A lion lmn of tobseu.) a id oijar at Read
A BrownsU'j.
All the groceries you can turfy for a dol
lar at Bead A Browned '.
Old silver is worth 85o. per os in trade at
F W Carter's.
Nineteen cent was paid ia this city Sat
urday for wool.
Attead the commencement eieroiso in
this oity next week,
Cherry A Hausbaw are doing considerable
work at their foundry.
Bastieatiug partis for the Mountains and
Bay ar being orvattiasd.
Assessor Phil Smith lead the I
tioket, with about 500 majority.
Six shaves for a dollar sod a otcan towel to
every customer, at L. Vierioks.
Look out for some genuiti M tple stiver
next week at Head A Browned'.
Cherries are suffering all oyer the oiy by
man ooy sou girl promiscuously,
The one hundred feet rule wss trltly
observed in this oity on last Monday.
For the best eWeoti-mtrv. tobtoi H. aro.
can", etc., osll 00 H tfftfisu A f'fiffr.
P M Krenoh. stent Sirwer Manufacturing
Co., opposite Odd fellow Tempi, Albany, Or.
A tent of Adventists is new located ,u the
eorner of Kllsworth and Fourth Street.
The heaviest salmon oauitht .in the Col
ombia this yeai weighed sixty eevea pounds.
Pick up that old gold jwlrv end hsv it
mad into a nie gob! riug at if W Carter's
Dr. M. If. Kihs. phyeietstt sad suneon
All say, Oregon. Hells mail m city or
oquatry,
Rev J W Hani, of Malm. occupied the
pulpit of lbs Congregational Cnuruh Isst
81. Uth
Mr H Flindt ha moved hie Wit an I eboj
shop to the neat door east of L Vtereok's W-
bar shop.
Shoes, sandals sad slipper 'or lad ,
mis, children sod infants, at M .nteith A
Hatten been'.
American Hiilroler, it Q ,m in H,M, , k t Mf gt)i(i4 .d .4, od we
iiiau w w jas a T wilt v . . t t ,
. 00 the averese Neerly I " C' ,,- h",,r thn any store 1 1 Oregon.
of all labor organizations, and particularly
the "Knights of Labor," to see to h that
officers of labor organizations are chosen
from the Scientific Socialists, to employ
I every means to produce discontent among
the people, and to stir up on all occasions
and at all time as much strife and agita
tion as possible."
I The jury found that the object of the
license Socialists is to destroy all title to property,
I to control every affair of life, to abolish
Bid of R A Murphy to grade squares at
Ferry and Sixth streets and Washington
and Sixth streets for $20 accepted.
Street Commissioner requested to esti
mate, cost of sewer in block 8 adjoining tot
7. Same directed to notify property own
er to build a new alley crossing in block S,
on Broadalbin street. Commissioner or
dered to remove dirt at junction of Fourth
and Montgomery street.
The following bills were ordered paid
J Gradwohl, $3 ; W H
John Maxwell, $15.50.
money, labor certificates to be used,
Do not get scared, for depend on
American people will prove too much
such underhanded organizations.
etc
the
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Sebesl ttepert.
- Rev J T Wolfe preached to an apprcci
ative audience at the above place last Sun
day. Among those present we noticed Hon
F A Watt and daughter Minnie, of Shedd.
Rev Joseph Emery arrived here last Fri
day. Rev Geo H Lee, of Corvallis preached at
Orleans last Sunday, In the future he will
fill a regular appointment on the firs t Sun
day of each month.
The school at this place is prospering un
der the management Miss McFadden, of
Lane county.
Mr Fred Homine, of Benton county
passed through our place this week.
Several of our residents have been at
tending the meeting of the -holiness band"
at Philomath.
Mr A J Striker arrived here from the
East last week.
Mr C H Schmadeka and wife, of Idaho
are visiting at the residence bf Jos Yates.
Crop are looking well.
E Truax buy milk from the farmers, and
converts it into cheese.
M T Crawford, A. M. ex-County Super
intendent of Whitman, W T., arrived here
last Sunday from San Francisco, and is
visiting with relatives.
Vera.
Crease Pleaic.
A- . V. W.
On last Monday night Safety
elected the following officer :
A D Barker, M. W.
Al Saylor, Foreman.
W A McClain, Oveiseer.
N J Henton, Recorder.
E A Parker, Financier.
Ben Brenner, Rcc.
W B Scott, Guide.
John Chiswell, J W.
M Cowan, O W.
J Joeph, Trustee.
Lodge
f'e Election
Last Monday evening Albany Engine
Company No. 1 elected the following of
ficers for the ensuing year 1
Jos Webber, Foreman.
Henry Suesens, 1st Assistant.
Watt Mdnteith, 2nd Assistant.
C II Stewart, President.
Walter Porter, Fin. Secretary.
Louis Miller, Trees.
Massaic rteale-
The Masonic picnic mentioned in our
last issue will be held at Hackleman's Grove
on lune 24th. A festive time will be had,
Everybody is invited.
The Grange picnic to be held at Jeffer
son, June idth, nth and 12th wjll be a big
affair. Many from this city will attend
Reduced fare will be given, we understand.
Following is the program, for which we are
indebted to our neighbor, the Herald.
FIRST DAY.
Opened with music and prayer.
Address of Welcome at 1 30 p. m. Hon
Rufu Thompson.
Reply Hugh Harrison and W N Cook.
Music.
Address 8 A Dawson.
Supper and sociability.
SECOND DAY.
Opened with music and prayer at 9:50.
Address Judge R P Boise.
Music.
Declamation W N Cook.
Address W D Hare.
Dinner.
1 p. m. Music,
Address Daniel Flint, Lecturer o Gali-
fornia State Grange.
Essay Mrs 1 L, Hilieary.
Music.
Address Judge Flinn, of Albany.
Supper and sociability.
THIRD DaY.
At 9:30 Music.
Address H E Hayes.
Music.
Address R A Irvine.
Music.
Short speeches by everybody and the
ladles.
Foot races and amusements.
Committee on amusements for the entire
picnic Mart Miller, J Voorhee and Mc-
Minn Uodson.
Following is the report of School District
No. 14, for 2nd month, commencing May
toth, ending June 4th, 1886 :
Whole No. of day attendance, (333 I
McFarland, $38.25 ; i whole No. of days absence, 47 ; whole No.
ot day tardiness, 4 ; wnoie no. ot noys
enrolled, 8 ; whole No. of girl enrolled,
xi ; total No. enrolled, 19 ; average No.
belonging, 19 ; average daily attendance,
16.1 ; No. of new pupils enrolled, 1.
Roll of Honor. Nora Froman, Robert
Hunt, Walter Wallace, were neither absent
nor tardy during the month.
In lat months report, whole No. of days
Wednesday Devoe A ftobsen sold four
bajtgies and phaeton's, among the nasn'wr
being a very handsome phaeten for Mr.
Robert Conn, who does not propees to be
out done by his son.
Wills ear tie I alters! tj
M. s. KJgioKton will negotiate long tim
uaa with Corbin Ksnsine Company at re
duced rats.
Bishop Dubs preached ia the Kuifeliel
Chureh a laet Tuesday eyenina to a laree
congregation .
Th.re are 293 00a v idle iu the State oeoi-
Uatiary and AW patients 10 the mean ay
lam at Salem.
KoraemWr 'hat the tdaoe to est haru.
sa idles, etc . is at tlahrntlle'. li s stock 1.
a splendid ooe.
UmetilU county paper "everylastinalv"
pread tlmije on twfsre sleetioe. They are
getting better now.
NutwitheUodtog th election law there
versplsatyin the eity Monday pretty well
til I ml up with gia.
Oo to Pmshaw'a nw Dm Store for our
drug, patent oie-uainea, etc. Pre3rijii'u
ear! oily compounded,
Mr Cnerlse Braeh ha purchased th wire
works esuhlishmcat, recently run by hi
father, Mr John Brush.
The marriage of two prominent sod highly
rpetd youog people of this etty is ao
aouooed for next weeA.
Gladstone" Horns Bill was defeated on it
seeoad readiag by thirty vote. Maglead
act yet out of the woods!
Kev 8 K Davis, has been sta sppotuted
to th Albany Kagele4 Chorea by the
1 otiiraee recently tn see tuu.
Hark beet A Pfeiffer ate dtag aone tine
w,ra 10 meir Jot rnuti,w iUm ie
th time to get guou work at loer ligirs.
Now that election i over lt oar cur
- .-a m m. .
pouoenis 4ii in. spread 1 m, and give us
all use newt, right sod left, a it wer
Dr. J, P. WJUe bta U eased his Safest, ia
the OTool Bloc j.t north of the DsJSo
caaT offioe, where bis friends will tied hi ...
W T Barney, ae the 1 of L T
Bet i. has aeeumsd the daitee ol K-'gitr of
the Uuitsd Sutes I .and OiBve at Oregon
l,V.y.
Wtn Fortmtitcr A I V .have moved latotbeir
near quarters 10 th Brash building, wbtcn
they nave fitted up in a very neat sod tasty
manner.
O. W Maatoo, Physician and Surgeon,
Albany , Oiegoa. Graduate of the Cincinnati
College of Ptoymeiao and .Surgeons, Cincin
nati, Ob 10.
The Amiorian wants some ball clubs estab
lished in that city. The hoys woo id have to
play in bota, elee we never saw the whom
There is a family ia Glascock County, Ga.,
consisting of a man, bta wife and three chil
dren, whoa aggregated weight is less than
200 pounds.
Several tramps were duly "pulled" into
the CsJibooee Monday niht, sod Tuesday
received their desert at toe hand of Re
corder Henton.
Scrofulous eruptions, such as pimples,
discoloration of akin, especially on faes, wilt
disappear rapidly by using Plunders Oregon
uiood runner.
Should you desire to sell your property
call on Burk hart A Keeney a they advtrUse
property placed ia tbeii hands, aud charge
nothing unless they effect a sale.
The old Chinas building and shoe shop
next to th Kevere House have been torn
down, preparatory to the oonatruotiou of
Charles Pfsiffer's new brick block.
The Oregon District Conference of the M
vtar in its history. ThsstteniUhd hit num.
be red nearly 300, and w learn that the
workings of the institution in every way is
improving every year.
Jae Jaiwann wa xatnioe I before Justice
Humphrey Wednesday and Ksm to awsit
th action of the Grand Jury un ler 8300
baft, which he oenld not fnruish. He ad
mitted he was not a resident of Oregon but
aid h waa intoxicated.
Farmers wanting a first -da reliable send
wheat nest tall wilt do well to call 011 Mr A
L Bridgefarmr, near Tangent. The I .an
il re th ia as reliable as say wheat raised and
li a wonderful producer. Mr Bridgefarmer
has fifty acres sowed 4o it, ahiuli speaks in
strong language for the wtiaat. Sec his li )d.
Adv. iu another column.
This offioe is under many obligations to
Mr .Villiam Peacock for a ort of hi m
urpad trewbrri. Mr Pecock heel
one of the finest patches in the Northwest j
and deserves the large crop he always re-
ceiyee. Strawberries are our weakness, f
hence snob acts are always immensely ap-,
predated. J
According to the
osts a littl moro than
to run a locomotive
eigl.t oi.ts of this is for fuel, 71 ceuts lor
pay of engineer and Hrsmsu, 4 ceut for oil
and waate and more than A cents for re
pairs. A ton ot coal will run a looomotiv
twentydour miles, a pint of oil will run
eleven mile and a pound of wast 123 miles.
Th locomotives ot s railwsy like ton North
western run a half 'million of iin! a mouth,
According to the following oxrs are good
for outthiug after all : "the four feet of
an ordinary os will make a plot of oeat'e
l .ot oil. Not a bone of anyauiuial ia thrown
away. Many oattlo'e ahiu bones arc ahipped
to Kuglaud for the mskmg of knits handles,
where they bring $40 per tou. The thigh
booe are the most vstuable, ling Wurtb
H0 per ton for cutting into tooth-brush
handle. To fore-leg bouv r worth 30
per ton and are madi lo o colUr buttons,
Karasol handlea aud jwtir, thong:, eheepe'
gs are the staple paro handles. The
water in which the bones err untied is reduc
ed to glue, and theduit which comes from
awing the bene ia fed to cattle and poul
try. MritniijU Amtnran.
An Bstteru pp-.r giras the fo'dociog ac
count of a Portland dog: "Judge Bybee,
of Portland, Or., ha an Irish dtcr, and
between the Justice sad the d -g very io
tunsta friendship eaits. The man day tne
Judge went to Sa Francisco wi .ljout con
ulttng the setter. A soon as the dg mused
bis master be went moping alont, and rs
fused to he com for le 1. The ueat dy h
grew moodier, aud n three dsye pasted
by and still no msstor aaa visible he ley
down iu the eioaet where the hunting trapa
were kept, and refused alt cres, and lor
live day would not take a particle of food.
Finally he wandered off to a livery atable.
hsr tne master horse w kept, and
would not b drivsn away. O ic- a day he
went beck tu the house for rd. and k;ot
op this program till tbeabseutoteretarued "
The Jane ilaymzine mf Anuritan Hiatal
is a strong aud intensely tuurretiug number.
Six artU-lee of antiquarian and bieturujoruin-
insnos precede throe of cm rent War Ittera-
tuie biiin in all, and each a (reiturc in ita.
elf. The "Sketch of Han Autnuio." touchee
upon some of the meat escitiug eveete in
the history of Tetas. Prui varly Teas to
modern Canada seems bat a step, ana! Dr.
(lender's argumentative paper i a striking
feature of the issue. Then u ..i... Mr. Bao-
crolt' forcible esy on "S'l Co. ernment "
Dr Kills, president of in- Maoliusette
historical Society, follow , . , , I, ,,i-r on
the ,,Uocoostru..ti. n..f I!it..r , Tne Hon.
Charles K Tuokermsn. former Mir later to
Creeoe, contributes notable paper on the
"Triumph of th American Principle " Mr
CUese write of the "Cnivuion of Virgin -is,
17S5I," Tms throe Ciyil War Studies are
ol the first oonsenaeuca. tteneraf Lee eluci
date Stonewall Jackaon'a generalship and
Fremon t defeat at the "Battle of Port
itepublic and Lewie too. " Oae of the retreat
ing party describes the ''Retreat of Dayia
sad the Confederate Government irom Rich
mond," accompanied by a superb portrait in
etesl of the f slice President ; and Mr Wal
ler give a vivid account of the capture of
Moby. I be l.sst ot the Uuidederste
1 nis msgssme is s vertti,i neceeeUy in
every rood library collection. Typographic
ally It ie not sxesltad by any periodical ex-
Unt. Pabbeatioo office, 30 Lafayette Place,
Kvw vera uuy.
MMiu Am ramawa Atv
PRICES SLAUGHTERED
TO THE PEOl'IdS OF ALBANY AND VICINITY
We heva opnd h stock o gnnel iiirotiandise
ftit'a hardware) etnm. We btve sou.e
next door to Psti 0i
BANKRUPT G00D8
That we will close out at
One-half the Original Cost.
e rojd"f ti sleot from.
will conyino? you tbst
Come while th stock ;'s
We will fxebange good 1
w
FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
At hisb' ni irfcot val
fhriMitfhout i st mi k.
ie. We qu)te a few prices, which will irrespond
16 POUNDS GOLDEN C SUGAR
8 CANS WINSIOWS CORN
SI
1.00.
40C, A PIUO.
23 GENfS.
LORILLARO CLIMAX CHEWING T03ACC0
3 L8. CN TABLE FRi TS
9 POUNDS NO. I COFFEE $1.00
25 YARDS PRINTS $1.00.
RAYMOND & DRESSER.
C'eaferese appolal
is.
Pollowihg are the new appointment of
the Evangelical Church, Oregon Confer
ence :
Willamette District J Bowersox, P. E.
PortlandA fschleuk.
East Portland C C Polingand, II PraU
Milwaukie- -P Bittner.
Iayton-fI L Rittnei.
Independence tiuweamp.
Wctl-FJ .Htrayer.
Salem J A llollenbaugh.
Albany S E Davis.
CorvaflU J L liershner.
Slaalag Wire.
Owing to toe uncertainty in tlie amount
of binding wire to be used this season, there
wilt not be any more importd than is ac
tually ordered! Those intending to ase it
will hsve to send their order to m not later
than Jane let, and a much srltr a x-ei-hla,
a same will have to be ordrrrd from
manufactories 10 the Eat, nd orders moat
be eut in at anc, for it to be here in sea
eon.
Sane ri. E. ooao.
A tireat Bxeevratesv
Every oue t'e go, laoies arriyiug cy
ery uituutnat the store of MonUttb 4 Kei-
tenbach. Each and ad are tusking their
spring selections of dree ye!, faacy xoods,
etc., tn fact evr thing aw ana attraotiva
can be fuuud there, so if you want a pointer
measoriae this and give them a call.
tear Slscrrtes.
When Baby was skfc, we tsr CAJTOBIA,
Wean she wa a Child, ab erled tot CAATOXIA,
WaeaebetMeaaae Ukm, ae taag ts CAJTICMBLA,
Wasa dimmiaiUmhmmMmihmnCAmMlJL.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is beroby given thtt ihe copartner
ship heretofore existing tia.wevu S A Cherry,
M r Hays and John HaM:ia- m iti day
dissolved by mutual consent. M P Hsys re
tiring. All liabilities of the firm ; f Cberry.
t(ys 4 Hanshsw are assomsd by Cherry 4
Hanshaw and all debts dn aod oio said
firm are payable to said Cherry 4 M .rot aw.
N A. until-. ,
M. r. Mars.
its Man -haw,
Albany. Or.. hUy 29 .h. 1889.
1 have certain account lejaily assigned to
me by William Kriesei before hi eettiemtnt
with oldmith 4 Loewentrg, and as the
said firm of Goldsmith 4 Ioewxntvrg have
giyeo notice that they eiain all accoaab a
having been assigned to Mass, I hereby give
notice to all who are indebted to the late
firm of William Knees', to call on ms before
settling with the above nsmed firm, and thus
avoid trouble, J. L. Fullzk.
I hereby certify that the above statement
ieoorrecA. William Kaizarx.
Harrtaborg, May 25. 1386.
We have a little machine that wiil sees I
ekerriee at the rat of from three to four
buehl per hour. Jot the thing for person
hsviog s drvsr.or ho expect to esa cbernas.
Its cheap. Come and see it.
PsTCas 4 Stcwabt.
Home for the Sick.
PORTLAND CENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cor. Second ami A-h Stretts,
This office has received a very neatly
gotten up catalogue of the Willamette Uni
versity at Salem. Commencement exer
cises take place on June 17th. Hon. J. F.
Caples will deliver the address. Following
will be the graduates : Maggie A Caples,
attendance should hsve been 323, instead of of Portland ; La Fayette Conn.of Roseburg;
360.
E. A. Qollins, teacher.
The nicest and cheapest line of lad is fine
shoes in town can be found at
Read 4 Beowwell's.
Wool 5 Wool ! t Wool ; I
well
Parties having wool to sell will do
to call on me before disposing of it.
Samuel E. Young.
S race vies.
N. H. Alien ft- Co., keen a full Uq of
groevnss, ana tney will give you as much
for your money ss you on get in any store
1 in Oregon . Try them .
Portland, Or., March 26th, 1880.
Having tried the effootaof the oonoen
treted extract of Oregon Kldaey Tern
we eneerrullv bear witness to its benefi
cial agency in affections of the digestive
organ, It la simple, safe and sure ; is
eaatly taken, and restores healthy -vitality
to the organs it la intended to operate
upon wttn aasured hucco.
i. I MUUORMICK,
editor "Oatnolte 8entinel."
Henry H Goddard. of Vancouver. W. T.
e v ' r
Edgar B Piper, of Satem. In the list of
students attending the college are the fol
lowing from Linn county : Junior class,
Miss Laura Goltra, Albany ; Sophomore
class, Misa Maggie Geisendorfer, Albany ;
J O Goltra, Albany. University Academy,
second year, Mary and Fred ftlount, Al
bany ; Edith R Pentland, Scio ; first year,
Kate C and Thomas Barrett, Albany ; Jen
nie Blount, Albany ; Abbie J Mills, Harris
burg ; J R Swank, Albany,
1 1 11 s
The Bess atlaeler,
Carpet Arrived.
An exceedingly large stock of carpet in
all qualities has just been received by Mob
teitb 4 Seitenbaoh, The assortment em
braces the newest pattern and coloring
These goods are being offered at very tew
prices. People wanting orrpets should not
tail to see them.
K Charch ."oats will convene at Tangent,
June 17th at 2:30 p m. All the members of
th body are requested to be prase tit.
Through a typographic! I error we were
made to say President Cleveland was marrisd
to Mr Foleoin. It should hsve been Mum
Polsom. The wedding waa a tine affair.
Every man when employing any work
done want it done promptly. J R Stewart
son is always ready to do anything in the
truck and dray line promptly. Call upon
him.
A lot of horses at San Francisco became
frightened a few days ago and jumped into
the Bay. One of them landed on a bsacb Ave
miles away, after swimming for tvelve
hour.
Mr J F Crabtreo a tew day ago left at
oar office a peculiar freak of nature, it being
an old potato with a new one growing in
good form ineide of it. Verily thia is a fertile
country.
Th Misses Howard lately from th east
have opened a millinery bu.ioeea in the room
formerly occupied by Mis Foster wha.s all
good will be sold at eastern prices. Call
sod see them.
The sure effect of Ayer's Sareaparilla are
thorough and permauent. If thre ia a lurk
ing taint of scrofula abou you, Ayer's Sar
eaparilla will dislodge it, and expel it from
your system.
A whisker dye must be convenient to use.
We mean the new steel frame Osborne
No. 1 1, to be found at our agriculture house.
A neater, nicer and better twine binder can
not be found in the U. S. Ita work in this
I a. 1.. . :Li- , u . a . .
county alone speaks for h. All the farmers f rw.
want it, because nothing else can do the
Waal Waated.
Highest market price in cash paid
wool at th store of A. B. Moll wain.
for
work it doe. Other binders are taking a
retired seat for it. It is the very best binder
and that is the reason for it. Call and see
the 1886 binder with its perfected improve
ments. Twine and wire in abundance at
our office.
Deyoe & Robson .
Wall faosr.
Universalis Ceaveatlea.
- 'sjees
For sale.
Weal.
Highest cash price paid for wool by Mon-
teith dc ositeabacb,
One of Hall's No. 18 Fire and Burglar
proof safes, Good as new. Inquire of John
Brush, First St., Albany Or.
xi. H. Alien 4 Co.'s new wall paper ar
now arriving direct from the factory, all
crrade new in stock. Call and examine it
before purchasing.
t
If von want strietly first- olaa goods at
rock bottom prices go to
Reap 4 Bhownell's.
The Unlversalist State Convention will
be held in Albany June 24111,25th, a6th and
37th. A reduction of 80 per cent on return
tickets will be allowed parties coming to the
convention. Rev G L Demeret,Secretary
of the general convention will be In attend
ance. He is said to be an able speaker.
Ctetatag at Mel 1 wain's.
By calling at A. B. Mollwain's you can
get your clothing at price that wi'l aston
ish you. He has a good sto k and is bound
to sell it.
Hew doods.
A. B. Mcllwain has a large and well select
ed stock of new goods, as tin ss ever brought
to Albany. Call on him and make your seise
tion from his first-class stock.
in appearance, and cheap in prico. Bucking
hams Dye for the whicker unite in itself
all these merit. Try it.
The public school olosed lest Friday fter
noon with appropriate exeroUes, listened to
by many parent and eitixen generally in
terested in th school. Prof Reid is placing
the school on a h rat-etas foundation.
Th Court House was orowded last Satur
day afternoon on the occasion of the speak
ing of the candidates for th county offices
As the campaign is now over an account of
it would be of little interest to onr readers.
The Ifesf Shore for Jane is a good num
ber. It contains pictures of the three can
didates for Governor. That of Governor
Peonoyer waa stereotyped from an original
photograph taken by Mr J G Crawford, of
this city .
Send Burk hart e Keeney names and ad
dresses of friends desiring information of Ore
iron and tbev will send them conies of the
Real Estate Conveyor whioh contains a com
plete disoription of one county in each isaue
with ether desirable information as weather,
market reports, etc.
The Oregon State Normal School at Mon
mouth is just olosing the meet saceessful
M' i Doeels, of llarrisburg called at
m u Tuesday.
tUr J A H dlenbaagh sad wife, of
have beau le tie eity.
Mr C K F.et 1. of Mi. Taber wiil apead
the summer in ah.au y .
Mr Marti u WerU. .f tbei.on mad this
office a pleasant call Monday.
Mra Dr Irvine and Son, of Priasville,
are in the city, visiting friend.
Mr John Duncan and wifr. of Prioevtlis
are ia the eity, visiting friends.
Mrs Fannie Rhode end children are rus
ticating at Waterloo Soda Springe this weak.
Mies Aliie Scott Uft tor Portland laet
Friday, where she will reside with Mr
John Heck.
Hon J P Sehiioliag. of Harrieberg, paaaed
through the eity Saturday 00 his way home
from Umatilla county.
Mrs Deekard, of this city, will speed the
sum 011 r with her daughter, Mr J G Kvaoe,
at Boyd, Eastern Oregon.
Mr Anton Harwell, of Seattle, a partner of
Mr Ed want Sox. formerly of this eity, spent
Friday and Saturday in ADmui.
Mr J J Dsvis and several other from thta
eity are prospecting for glt up oa the Sao
turn. Hope they will atrtk it rich.
Mr J A Smith, of Halesy, was in Albany
Saturday, whils hsr filling our eeoctutn
with Ina preseoos for a few momenta.
Mice Thompson, a com;) ttr in tne
Leader ogice, at Corvallis, attended the Y W
C T U entertainment in this city Tuesday
evening.
Mr A J McMillan an I Mrs Jest Elder,
sisters of Mra Virgil Parser, of thtt city, ar
med tu Aloaay from New York a few day
go.
Oo I) Hotbrook, traveling agsnt with
Snail, Heitehu, Woolwsrd 4 Co , of Port
land, was iu Albany Monday, on busiuesa
for that firm.
Rev E N Condit, we understand, has ac
cepted th pastorate of the church at Marion
and one 01 two neighboring place, and will
aeon mere to that place.
Joe Emery, agent at the Klamath reserva
tion wa in Albany Sa curd ay oo his way to
Corvallis. Mr Emery ia proving to be the
right man for ths place.
James Chariton. Deputy Sheriff returned
last Friday from Minneapolis, where he had
been as a delegate to the National Presby
tery to the Presbyterian Church.
Mr J H Kelley, of Prineville, wss in Al
bany Monday, having com acres th moun
tain by the Lsbanan road. Ha reported the
road free from auow aud ia fair trsy.iag
condition.
Mr A W Gordau returned on laat Mon
day from hi trip to Iowa, after an absence
ot a few months He came back by way of
San Francisco aud the Oregon Pacific, and
reports a plea aut visit at his former home.
D C MoFailand returned last Saturday
froman extended trip to the C mforenoe of
the M E Cnarch South, heitl iu Virginia,
The readers of the Democrat have been
favored with some interesting letter j from
this gentlemen's pen, two or three of which
sppesr on our outside to-day.
Dentistry.
Dr. J. T. Tate, Dentist, will practice one
day in each w' at each of the following
named place l Lebanon on Tuesday,
llalsevon Thursday, Jefferson on Friday,
and will be prepared to perform operation
without pain. He will be at his office in
Albany on Mnnday, Wednesday and Sat
urday.
We are agasa handling caaess from tbs
noted Soeocer Hotter Factory.
Read 4 Bkowsell.
tt reel ted Sew Till Week.
N'lvsltia in imtwrted dra .joodr, Boucloa
or Kizger heads, !rcdM, ve! yet and silk,
Isoe, dress goods, etc, at
- Sam'l E. Yocwo's.
at aad Cap
- - &
This institute la complete in all its de
partments, and every effort ta made to
give It the air, diet, nursing and comforts
or a home
Special attention to treatment of Chronic
ai'd Constitutional Disease.
Private rooms for patients treated by
outside physicians, and persons taking
ooursoor Turkish or Electric Hat be or
Oxygen Gut. The baths are elegantly
imad up.
Physician visiting Portland are invited
to visit tbi institution.
TJHO. WOOD.
Manager Portland Gmeral Hospital (
FARMERS! ATTENTION
Use only the California Band Forged
and Hand Finished
SACK NEEDLES
with Cutter in the eye.
Each needle guaranteed. Price), 50 cents.
Ask yonr dealer for them, or order from
the n.anufscturcrs,
WIU st K. SIS Market ftt., a. F.
It is tim to gs your spring head apperaL
A. B. Mcllwaia has a stock of hat of the
latest styles, which every man should ex
amine before boy lag.
1-1 a eerk.
Oo SAOOBl it of t'ie los priotof wbett Hour
will be sol t at the Msgnelia Mills st $1. 10 a
sack, oreH 40 s barrel, aod will be delivered
free tosll parte of the mty.
m ummm I S " aJJ
raaey Csaaa.
Th place to get fancy goods of all kind
is at Mallwstu's. flu spring stock is hr. ,
and thsre it n dio int oa it be;ug tiret
olst. B irg una ofTjre l
raraseia, lkrasela,
1 have receiyed tins weak direct from NVa-
York tho largest atook of ParasoU evir
brought to thia oity, o toaittio of sun am
bralisrs in silk, silk ptrasois, satin in blsek
and colored, fancy lined, pongee silk in
Sl a - 4 a a a s
ecru, (the uew liun,s.) Also ciuuirens par
asols sa low at 25 cent.
Samuel E. Youjm.
StMl'KL K. YwlKfi
has just received au invoice of those cali
brated daiay kid shoes for ladiea. Just the
shoe for sum -nar wear. Is light and soft n
kid aud will wear much better.
Landratli Winter Wheat,
Sowed 4 lbs iu fall of S2. While othtr
wheat was frozen out this was eel effected.
It is not surpassed by any variety in hardi
ness, vigor of growth, stiffuet sud length of
ttrsw, freedom from rust, productiveness
and milling quality. The grain ia large,
plump, light ambit in color aud hard, yield
ing the tineat Hour. Ripens two or three
week earlier than other urain. Will hsve
a limited quantity of tht famous wheat fir
sale for sd wheat for! zo s bushel, ot
Eastern price, 25c. a quart by mail, pott-
paid. Partis wistuug to Be the wheat
growing can do so by calling at my place 1
mil S E of Tangent.
A. L. BltlDOBPARMElt,
Tangea-, Or.
Jacket.
Ladies' jacket in Bouoi and Stockinet,
in niacit sua. colors, also shoulder cape
trimmed io lace and jet trimming, dolmans
trimmed in lace and jet trimmings. A good
line at
Samuel E. Young's.
Lumber aad Posts.
The undersigned will sell all kinds of
umber and cedar fence posts at the follow.
ing station on the Narrow Gauge Railroad,
Leng's, Lawson and Beliville. Parsons build
ina houses or barns oau have bills cut and
delivered at any of the above stations on
hort notioe. Lumber is of the very be
quality, the log being brought from the tine
timber regions on the MoKanzie River.
Wm. E. Spioer.
MAKKIKI.
DOUG AN WILLBURN. At the resi
dence of J J Davis, in this county, June
3rd. by. Rev P A Moses, A. Dougan and
Mrs. Ella Willeurn both of Lit
county.
in
atBt,
VANCE. On May 25th, i886,near Leban
on, Samuel N. Vance, in the 79th year
of hi age.
Mr. Vance was born in 1807 in Clarke
county, Ohio. While yet a young man he
removed to Indiana, thence to Missouri.
From the latter state he emigrated to Ore
gon in 1843, and settled near Oregon City,
where in 1880 he lost his wife, since which
time he ha resided yith his step-son, G. W,
Willis, near Lebanon. Mr. Vance wai a
very great sufferer, having been stricl.en
with paralysis fifteen months ago. Pe ice
to his memory.
Summons.
a the. Circuit Curt of the Mate of Oregon for
Linn County.
Thomas J Hannah, Plaintiff.
vs.
Robert Bforebead and Martha Morshead
hi wife, James Logan and Mary L Logan
his wife, John Curl and Elizabeth Curl
bia wife. William May and James Lspham,
John P Humphreys and Marv C Humph
reys his wife, J B Irvine and Solona B
Irvine his wire, H T Kay, Sarah a Craig.
1 J Craig and Alice M Craig hi wife, W
S Craig and K Craig hi wife, Norah J
Rubier ,G W Howard and Varian V How
ard, hi wife, Ida 'rig, Madge Oram,
Kdward 8 Craig and Mary Or.ig hi wife,
C L Carter, L B Carter and M Carter
his wife, W L Cieed and Lenor V Creed
his wife, A A Keen ai.d M K Keen Ins wife,
J L Walker and Charlotte Walker bta
wife. Defendants.
To Robert Morehead aud Mtrtha More
bead, James Logan, Mary L fogan, Wil
liam M?, James lphsm, J a Irvine,
Solona E Irvine, II T Ray, Sarah A Craig,
T J Craig. Alice M Craig, W ii Craig, E
Craig, No rah J Rubier, O W Howard,
Varian V Howard, Ida Craig, Madge
Craig, C L Carter, L B Carter, M A Carter,
W L Creed, Leuoro V Creed, -A A Kees, M
E Kees,J L Walker ar.d Charlotte Walker,
hla wife, the above named Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you.snd each of you, are here
by required to appear an 1 answer the
complaint of tho above Plaintiff in the
above entitled Court, now on file with the
Clerk of said Court, by the first day of the
neat regular term of raid Com t, which
said term of Court begins on the 28th day
of June, in the year I8SG. at the Court
House in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
and you. and each of you, are hereby no
titled that if you fail to appear and answer
said complaint as hereby required, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint herein,
to-wit: For a decree cf Court to qoiet
the title to the premises described in the
complaint, as follows, tn-wit : The S Vi
of Sec. 1, Tp. 10 S ef Riw of the Wil
lamette Meridiau, in Linn county,Oreiron,
lying between the south bank ot Thomas
Creek. and Hamon Sheltou's south line
and John Cur !' east line, containing 100
acres, more or less ; and that the said De
fendants and all persons claiming any
interest in said premisas,or any part there
of, by or through said Defendants cr either
of them, be forever barred from claiming
any right or tit 0 or interest in said p rera
ises or any part tnereof oxeepting the
Plaintiff and that all right title and in
terest in or to said premises and every
part thereof be decreed to be in the Plain
tiff.his heirs and assigns forever, and for
the costs end disburstnents, T: is Sum
mons is published in pursuance of an
order made by Hon, U. r. Boise, Judge of
said Court at Chambers on the 12th day of
May, 1886.
May I2th, 183d.
t Powell A Bilyei,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
X
H K BEST THING OUT,
the Acme Harrow and no farmer car.
well afford to be without it. It ia the very
best clod ci usher and pulverizer, leaving the
ground aa level as a barn floor. Soli only
by Peters Sfwart.
R
OPE AND CHAIN.
Of all size, as well as halter chain & cow
chains, dog chains, rope halters, etc, fax
aale by Peters ds Stewart