Daily Democrat
Thurslay Evening, May 16,1860
T1TM NVrriMU KdUntfiiitl Pub 1 short.
rublUtitK. ovury day in tliuweuk.
SumUyi excepted. )
LOCAL RECORD.
You Nkku It. "The Albany Dkmo
crat has the street rar line of this city
running "from the bridge across tha mill
race at the north endof Commercial street
clear to New York." No, thank you ;
not quite, but if it keeps stretching out as
it has done the past few inonths,it will soon
be to Turner on the one hand and Geryais
on the other in fact the company may
conclude in a little while to build into Al
bany and give that city the benefit of its
civilizinc influence." Statesman. But
really Salem is bhowing lots of the kind of
i.nap that makes the mare o ; and we do
hope our Capital will continue tote a good
city. It speaks tor tne w hole slate in a
measure.
Thk Lancashire Lass. A larger au
dience greeted the Chicago Comedy Co,
last evening. The company has made
quite a hit in this city, ami mare enthusias
tic audiences have never been congregated
in Albany. The Lancashire Lass is a live
lv drama, chuck full of fun Tames Devlin
as Johnsing ca;s the climax, and Miss In
man as the lass U full of a pleasing life
that charms the audience. Every part is
welt failed : there are no drones in the busi
ness. Each night seems to be an improve
ment, ii possible, and larger houses will be
the rule, though full v four hundred were
present last evening. To-night. "Cltar
Grit." You will go.
Bannon. There has been considerable
speculation as to what course James Han
non, the Lebanon bank robber, took, after
leaving Albany Monday night. It is now
learned that Tuesday morning he took
breakfast with Mr Jesse I'arrish, near
Sodaville, and also wrote a note to a friend
at Lebanon. In the evening of tne same
day he again appeared at Mr Parrish's and
vas given his supper. Whether Mr 1'ar-
rish knew him otherwise than from de
scription we are not informed.
A B, & L. Association. A branch of
the Guaranty Building & Loan Assciation
was organized at Chas E WolvertGn's office
Wednesday evening, with the followin:
officer!: I) R N Blackburn, president
Isaac Blum, secretary; 1 U Cowan, treas
urer; Chas E Wolvcrton, attorney. Di
rectors: D R N Blackburn, T L Wallace
K L Thompson, L Cowan, Isaac Blu
L E Biain, ChasE Wolvcrton.
ilOM B AND A It ROAD
ISeeut thavintf at ViereckY
8 tickets for f 1 at Vioreck'i.
New dress goods at Mellwaiu'g.
Chicago Couiody Compauy to-uiKht.
New cream cheese just icceived at Coi.rad
Meyi
St. Chatleaoi.lv utrietlv first class holol
in Albany. Owl
3 r hairs ruuning ateadv at Viureck'd hav
ing parlors.
NohmU stops at the St. J liar let undur a
boycott, 6wl
Btst roast coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Side saddles aud ladies riding ourcincles at
Th'iin(iso& (Jwuriiiau's.
Th-miiMoa & Overman, tu'i'iiU for the (ire it
Dynamite buyy whip.
Mrs Elizabeth Cox FoiW diud at Corval-
lis yes turd ay at the ae of 70' years.
If you want a good fiilvyr stool 8cythe,fiuet
in the market, go to S.uwart; a: Sox's.
.cmembur the Saturday matinae to he
iven hy the Chicago Comedy Company. It
will be a treat.
A line Hue of buggy dusters and fly nets at
hon.pt.nn & Overman's, the loadinu harness
dealers.
Mullwain cm izive you the boit fitting
auit you ever wore, at prices to suit each and
uvery one.
An el Beaut line of eiik tablo spreads, in
hnuutiful duiens. hist ieccived at Fortiniller
Jfc Irving i.
Chanty did not build the Revere House
Baton according to rooms aud accommoda
tions asked for. d.it
5 cans Goldcu Star tomatocJ for 50 cents
atC Meyers, and all uth.;r eauned good
cheap or cash.
Money can't buy better boots and shoes
than Mcllwiin is belli tier , hecaase tatter
goods are not manufactured.
The Lane county poor farm, IGOacrec, lo
cated in the aubuihs of Eugene, haB just been
sold tor 90S an acre, loo cheap.
Money is being raised in Corviliis for
$20,000 steam grist mill. W A Wells is one
of the principal men mtorctodjin the move
mctu.
B A Harvey, of Jackson county has just
been committed to the asylum at Salem for
the fourth tunc. He is evidently insane by
this time.
Dr Deur.inff. of Boston, delivered some
able talks at the Congregational Church yes
terday on Sunday School work to good audi
ences,
The store of L Abrams at Lincoln.
miles below Salem, was burned Wednesday
morning, being the work of an incendiary,
Loss about $S,000 ; insurance $,000.
A Polk county paper hereafter proposes
to charge f:ir loug obituary notices, it is
fact that most in Memnriams now-a-days are
merely stereotyped and express very little.
SOCIAL ANI I'KKNONAL.
Josau&Uricii Munkt-n
city.
Editor J IX Kirkpnitio
the city.
of Sci t are iu Hie
, "I Ltit'-tuon, in
Mr Will
representing tho I'urtlan I
World, is in the city.
G W Hays, EChainiwii and N RriturM. .(
Albany, were registered at the I'ortlaud ho
tetls yesterday.
J A Archibald, auent of the Sinuer M .
hi no Co of Junction, is iu the citv. ami
reports a big busiuus there
Rev C A McDonald, enciueer oo the S P
as bought property in Eugene, and will tmun
locate in that pretty little city.
Mrs Pipes. nsiUtiint, alitor of the Benton
Lrailrr, Mrs Pii.tn hitor a-id tiiietand. and
Miss Thompson, of (,'ot v.illis, mtutned uwuu
tli in noon attar aoavs visit iu Albany.
Dr G W Gray received a telegram frjtn
Waitsburg this mornia-; annou.iciug that liu
sou, Loudii, was worse, aud asking him Wuu
there atonce. Ho left on the noon tram
arid wdl begone several duye.
Judgj Whitney is homo from a trip to
Polk county where he has been attending
Court. We understand the ludgi will prob
ity assist in defending Bunrdsiey who will
bo tried for murder, probably at tne next
term of Court,
COUNCIL I'liOCKKDIXtJS.
A Hai.mcy Picnic. On June ist next
the Band of Halsey will give a grand pic
nic at Powell's grove. A large number ol
prizes will be offered, such as for a fat
man's race, lean men and homely women
there will be a base ball and foot b.ill gam
and In the evening an ice cream social at
Bones Upcra House.
Card ok Thanks. At a regular meet
ing of Co. E 2nd Regiment O N (J, held
May 4th, 1SS9, at their armory, a unani
mous vote of thanks was given to Co. F
2nd Regiment ONli for their assistance
at the funeral exercises of our late comrade,
Prank S Mattoon. Albany papers please
copy. Corvallis paper.
Chan(;i: of Vkni k At Dallas yester
day O P Beard-dey was indicted of murder
hi the first degree. On motion of his attor
neys, Richard Williams and J J Daly, he
was given a change mi venue to Salem and
will be tried in June. District Attorney
Hewitt arrived home from there todav.
Tin; Cows. At the next meeting of the
common courcit a cow ordinance will be
introduced and passed just as fast as the
law will allow. We make this statement
in order to ease any fears that may exist
that Albany will continue to be a cow pas
ture any longer than necessary
er we are a citv.
llereaft-
foi
r of
Bkttkr Go. There will be plenty of
strawberries, nice cream and ice cream at
the U P social and festival at the W C T
I Hall to-morrow night. This promises
to be a very nice affair, nnd everybody is
advised to go.
Board of Trade. Ther will be a
meeting of the board of trade at the G A
hall to-night at S'oclock. Important
R
business will csmc up and
ance is desired.
a full attend-
Hkrk. The Chicago Sc Northwestern
has reached Albany. That is the name of
a photograph company that have pitched
a tent adjoining the Democrat olfice.
Markicd. On Wednesday, May 15th,
'n Millers by George Humphrey,Esq.
Mr N C Vewmatiand Miss Louisa Farlow.
The happy couple hnvc the Dhmochat's
best wishes for prosperity and happiness.
Attention-, Lain km. A new Invention
for drcs. cutting taught In half hour for
$5! including scale. The agent for Instruc
tion of this system invites the ladles of Al.
hanv and vicinitv to call nnd get n perfect
lit. Mrs. S. V. "Gilbert, oyer Golden Rule
uazaar, Albany, Ur.
Wkatiikr indications. For the I
Hours beginning at I J o'clock, noon.
Kain, nearly stationary temperature.
Dorx. In Albany, on May 14th, to the
wneot Mr YV S Dciihnm a girl.
Present Mayor,Recorder, Marshal an
Councilmen Gradwohl, Parker, Burkhart
Tabicr, 1-ieyoe and French
The following bills on motion were or
dered paid : T N Hoffman, S51.35 ; Geo
Hughes, $i ; W 15 IJarr, $34 j Jas Riicy
4.S? ; cost bills, $21.8? ; N J Ilcnton
; N II Allen, S11S : I V Hadlc;
$4740; AW McClain, $95.22.
The committee on accounts and curre:
expenses reported against allowing bill
$10 to Albany Engine Co. No. 1 for sluic
ing Calipooia street sewer.
Committccon health and police reported
in favor of requesting rcmoyal of nuisance
on lot 2, block 2, E A. On motion adopt
ed.
Street Commissioner reported that city
was out of lumber and in favor of severa
sewer connections. .
Nuisance near Chinese laundry in rear
of Revere House was ordered abated
Citv Surveyor Itarr reported in reference
to sewer connection with blocks 27 and 34
Petition of F L Howe and others
sidewalk on south side First street adjoi
Ing block :iS, H's A, and for foot brid
on south side ''irst street across Santiai
ditch was read and referred.
Ordinance io2,providing for building
sidewalks, their width, etc., was read third
time and unanimously passed.
Ordinance 193, providing for protection
of fire hose, was read three times nnd un
animous'y passed.
The following bids for bridge ncross
Lvon street nt I unction of Sth street were
1 I 1. ... 1 1 . . u .
openeu ana reau : j v iveece, ?iu.j)
Shahan tiros, $325 j w c iveucy, ?ijs
I F Hadley, $219.
On motion of Councilman Parker con
tract was let to Mr Kelly, bridge to be built
within twenty days.
Property owners In block 6, on motion
of Burkhart were ordered to connect with
Raker sewer within thirty days, pnd Re
corder was directed to advertise for bids
for sewer across Lyon street to complete
the connection.
On mo'.ion of Burkhart the Street Loin-
imlssoncr was directed to give certain
property owners five days notice to Cun
nect with main sewers.
The matter of nay of the Street. Com
missioner was discussed promiscuously.
Street Commissioner was directed to pur
chase a car load of lumber, on motion of
Parker.
A new order was directed made in favor
f the First National Bank on account of
fire engine note taken up by the bank.
Mr F M Wcstfail stated that Mr Such,
the owner of Cloverdalc charged 30 cents
a load for gravel, while Mr Pcarce asked
5 cents at time he entered Into contract
with city, and asked to be released from
contract at present price,
Mondav, Mav 2Sth, at 1 :3" was set as
time for Council to meet n Board of Equal-
Committccon wavs nnd means was di
rected to have a report of the financial con
dilion of the city ready at the next meet
ing.
Bills referred and adjourned.
IIItOWNSVIU.K.
Measles arc prevalent in our town.
Mr Martin, of Fish lake, was in our town
last week.
Marian Powell .rrived here last Friday
from oprague, W T, having come all the
way with lus own team. He reported the
mountains as being very slippery.
Prof L 1- Sav, late of Pennsylvania, is
nere me guest 01 I'rot Boyer.
NOTICB TO THE PUBLIC.
Clovebdalb, Bentoa Co , May 2nu.
Iltvlnc purchased of Mr. Ashbv Psaroa
bit entire larm in Uentop county, Oregon,
the publio is notified and forbidden from
taking or removing therefrom any gravel,
sand or loam Irooi said premises.
x. L,. OUCH.
Clovkrdai.e, Benton Co., May 2nd.
I am Instructed by Mr. F, L. Such to
prosecute any and all persons depositing
Mr.
county, Oregon, formerly owned by
Asuny i'earce.
L.HA8. K, WOLVERTOK,
Attorney at law.
If you have any iob wcrU t;i At call on G
W. Smith who is pror-r. .- to do it with
neatness and dispat and as cheap as any
one.
MILL CITY.
The case of Mr Butler vs Mr Shepard,
that derives from some right of way affair,
anu which was nearu at L.vons lasi
Wednesday, was appealed, Mr Butler hav
ing won the suit.
Mr Jud Whiticker, who came to town a
w weeks ai?o from Kansas, left last
Wednesday. It seems that he and the
other boys could nut ride in the same cart,
and he took the advise to try 6ome other
locahtv.
Air Frank Hobson moved to Linn coun
ty side last Friday, in the new house he
just completed.
The mill was laving idle last week, new
machinery was added to it. They will soon
over haul the time lost, since they can
nearly manufacture twice as much lumber
daily.
A spelling school was held at the Butler
school house last Friday evening, and it
was well attended, a few being present
troin Kock Creek
A party went to Sardeen creek last Sun
d iv on a fishing tour. They came back
tir 'd, but no fish, although the trip was en
joyed very much.
Mr Rob Quinn, of Canada, brother-in
law of John Shaw, came to Mill City last
t nuay, pionaoly to stay,
i Mr Frank Hobson and Billy Iklmes
spent a few days at Kreitenbush last week
on their ranch.
Last Saturday was the wai mest day we
have had this spring, it being 89 in the
snaue.
School was open in the new school house
yeslerilay with a large attendance otschol
ars. Llavid V. arner is teacher.
A Sunday school was organized at the
new school house last Sunday. We have
not learned yet who all the ollicers are, ex
cept j 11 Judy, who is superintendent.
Rev Lee and wife, of Sheridan, are here I dead animals upon his lands In Benton
vlaltlng relatives.
C N Scott, receiver, and other high of
ficials of this road, passed by here on an of
ficial inspection of the road Friday.
Mr Hawk left in town sample of coal
taken from what he considers a coal bed
about fifteen miles south of this place.
Henry Archibald, a bridge carpenter on
the Narrow Gauge, is now nursing a brok
en finger, the result of an altercation with
a fellow workman,
Jno B Williams returned last week from
an extended stay in the upper country.
Att'y Wright, of ycur city, passed Sun
day nere.
Joe Blakeley, of Arlington, is visiting his
aged parents here.
Deputy Sheriff D S Smith passed through
our town Monday on his way up the creek
Tuesday the Brownsville Woolen Mill
Co and the Brownsville Woolen Manu
facturing Co held their annual meetings.
1 his town now supports three woolen mill
companies.
In my item of last week regarding the
mines bonded on the McKenzie you made
me say $10,000 when I ought to have said
?p 100,000. One claim alone was bonded tor
$30,000. The mining boom for this coun
try is nearer than you anticipated.
Real Estate for Sale.
35 feet front on east, First street, $2,000.
4 lots In Hackleman's 3rd Add., $i,ooa.
2 lots in western part of town, block 60,
$425 each.
2 lots in block 62, $500 each.
2 lets with lame house and barn en
Baker street, $2,100.
22c feet front with large house and barn
on Depot street, $5,000.
One block of 12 lots in Schultz front
addition to South Albany, $1,200.
Sciicltz Si Henderson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
South AUiany
A most desirable and beautiful location 1
for suburban residences, owing to its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
of business. Compare the size, location,
view and access to and from these lots,and
you w ill be convinced of their merits Call
early and secure a home before the advance
in price. Apply to
'Iweedat.e 4c Kedfi eld, Agents.
First door south of Post Office.
FOUND. On Washington street be
tween Second and Third a small
fingor ring. Owner will call at this office.
SAND, SO. Perrons desiring sand,
loam or gravel from the premises of
r, li, aucn in uemon county, can procure
tickets for the same at my oflics, Craw-
loru s uiock, AiD?ny, uregon.
vHA8, JS. WOL.VEBTOS.
1JOR 8ALE, A phaeton. A grade, full
leathe: top.s good as new. For sale
cheap, Inquire of M. J. Monteith,
B.Ewert, practical watchmaker and
:et.
Letter List.
Brown, Miss M J
Harbcr, John
llar.lm.J C
11. .wo, Urs M A
Mackchy, (the painter)
S'nis, Mias Alice
Swift, Geo C
Smith, J W
ON THK SOITIIKRX IIOUNDARV.
Mr and Mrs James Taylor were visiting
relatives injunction City last Saturday ant!
aunuay.
Dr Henrv, of Brownsville, was in this
vicinity last week visiting friends.
All fears of n drouth in Oregon have
nccn washed away by the late rains.
Some fall sown grain is beginning to
show heads and the prospects are good for
an early narvesr.
Mr Luckcy is still shipping hay overthe
-N o K k, when lie can get cars.
The Somcrvilie Literary Society held
Its second meeting last Saturday evening.
No program having been prepared the
time was passed in spelling, guestion box
and general conversation. The next meet
ing will be held May 25, when it is to be
hoped more interest will be taken.
Mr Getchcil took a trip to Benton coun
ty last week.
Lucian Ward passed the civil service ex
amination held at Portland and is now
ready for anv vacancy that may occur on
the Portland' & Willamette Valley R R.
Rev McFarland will preach at the Soin
erviile school house the first Sunday In
June. Everyone is invited to co.ne and
bring their dinner.
KKAL KSTAl'b SALES.
Filed May 16th.
Alfred Dodge to H Bryant, E half
ot t halt, Sec 23, Tp 9 S R 3 E
160 $1000
II Bryant to II E Eckart, S E qr of
-X E. qrand lot 3, Sec 35, Tp 11,
S R I w, 70 acres 2 So
John Heins to Timothy Kelly, N E
qr ot s e, qr Sec 19, Tp 10 S K.
2 w, 40 acres 2t)o
Tius R Badger to Mathlas Hess,
part of blk 33, II s 2nd A 850
For i and madrharacrs onto E. L. Power
For Thirty Days. All goods bought
at Ida M Brush's will be discounted at to
per cent. She hns an immense stock and
all the latest Parisian styles. Special bar
gains. Call early while' stock Is complete.
Total $2jSo
Following is the list of letters remaining in the Post
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, May 15,
Persons calling for these letters must give the date on
which they were advertised :
Blottgcrate, August
llewert, Kmma
Huff, Wm O
Kern. Rldin
Martimore, Mips Fva
Springer, Miss May
Smith, Jas L
Tharp, Price
R. THOMPSON, P. M.
Tl 0BD OF EQUALIZATION. Notice
II is heruby given that the Commou
Couneil of the citv of Albany . Linn coun-
,v: Or trrai. will sit as a Hoard ot tiquauza.
tton: at tho Council Chamber? of the city
of Albany, Tuesday.the 28th dayofMay,
18HU. at the hour 01 1:311 o ciock in tne
afternoon of said day, for the purpose of
oqualizing and correcting the assessment
roll 01 saui cny, loriue year insu.
P.y order of the Council made May 15th,
1SW.
Dated at Albany; Oregon, this lbth day
of May, A. 11., lSt'J
N. J. Henton.
Recorder of the City of Albany.
Mic3 of Supplemental Articles of
Incorporation.
Notice is hereby given to nil persons whom
it-, mav concern, that the Directors of tho
Brownsville Woolen Manufacturing Com
pany a corporation organized under the laws
ot tne mate 01 Oregon, m purauauco ui a
resolution duly passed at a meeting of the
stockholders of said company duly and legal
ly held on the 2nd dayofMay. 188!, at their
olfice in Brownsville. Oregon, authorizing
and directing the Directors of said Company
to tile supplemental articles of incorporation
increasing the powers ana coangin tne ong
inai articles in substance as ronows :
To cive the Company the power and au
thorny to change the name of the Compauy
hv vote of the atockholdeie.
To carry on, conduct, manage, sustain and
operate factories for the manufacturing of all
kinds of woolen goods ana tabnes aturowns.
ville and Albany and elsewhere in Linn coun
ty.
To maintain and carry on factories for the
manufacturing of clothing of all kinds.
To carrv on mercantile establishments and
engage in a general mercantile business at
tuuh places as the Company may select.
To buy and own real estate necessary for
tho purpose of building such nulls, stores and
warehouses as Company may need.
To borrow money and execute the Com
pany's Lota therefor.
To receive gifts er grants of real or per
sonal property and to accept subsidies.
To buy, lease and own water power and
to contract therefor.
To buy, sell and ttoro grain and cereals.
To buy, own and sell flouring mills and
opernto the same and t") manufacture flour.
To change r h principal place of business
to any other p'uee iu Linn county, Oregon.
To increase the capital stock to the turn of
875.000.
That in pursuance thereof there was filed
in the office of the County Clerk for Linn
county, Oregon.on the 9th day of May, 1880,
supplemental articles of incorporation, as
well as in the olliee of theSecretary of State,
conforming to tho said resolution of said
stockholders.
Dated this Olh day of May, 18S0.
The Browns. i Me Woolen Manufacturing
Company.
J . Al, iMOYKU,
J. P. Gai.iiraith, President.
Secretary.
WHAT'S THIS ?
$420.00 in valuable guts to be given
away and to cost the recipients absolutely
nothing. Everything strictlv legitimate
and the drawing to be conducted with the
closest regard for the rights of all concern-
ed. You will learn particulars at Blum's
Cigar Store, opposite the Revere House
Albany.
UTANTED.A cood eirl to do general
f t housework In a small family In the
country.
oflice.
Permanent place, Call attbia
BRICK, BRICK. The undersigned are
now prepared to supply all with
brick of tne nrst quality anu in smau or
large quantities. Call early.
Albany, Or.
GUS WANTED,! want 49 dozen
Chinese Pheasant eggs to Bend East.
1'ney must be resh, not having been set
on. Will pay 2,b0 per dozen.
J. H, BOBKHART. .
TO EXCHANGE. An upright Deckel
(feSon piano, been in use a few
months, in first-class condition, guaran
teed for five years, which X wish to ex
change for a lot or lots in Albany. In
quire at the residence of B. W, CunditT,
MrvS, A. B. Matthews.
TO THE FARMERS AND WORKINGMEN
Albany and Vicinity.
We cordially inyite you all
xew m mvmn mm stores,
and we will convince
afford to do your
'isve a lars establ
you that our You cannot
chaii Jg i '' ' i Ag we
eot in Portland
The Portland Branch.
We claim to be the cloftst bujers in the
claim to undersell all without txception
llutfl Arrival.
Reverb House VV P Kord. Ynauina:
M Lonsbcrry and wife; Mrs L M Pipe
Miss Emma Thomas, Corvallis; II E Ed
wards, St Louis; Carl Bendsr, Mcliamn
J II Engelh.irdt, Millers, Q;AK Meigs, S
r ; li a kooks, Minneapolis; C f Hatrls,
Cleveland, O; S M Wadsworlh, Toledo,
t)r; A llotnera, Kev West: 1) S llusev,
llarrisburg; J E Willis, E I.cClaire, Port,
land; 8 Clausen, Pendleton,
Rum House J T Datier, Mi I Citv ;
E E Young, Halcin ; R S Rice and wife,
Mill City ; C 11 Work, Mill City ; C i.
Atood, Ejla ; 1J T Marqudant.'Turncr
J Armstrong ; II J Zehner ; M G Mount,
Portland ; A Skaar ; C II llasie, Med
lord ; W C Waddle ; J Sandner, Spicer
B Powell : D Junkin, Oakvllle : E Al
brlsjht j R T Boothv, Independence : O
O'Dcll ; J R Doughty ; Mrs Laughamc ;
Miss Adccck ; B Conner ; f Kane ; J J
Whitney ; W II stratvb, S K ; I H Hall,
Lo Anuulcs 1 M Colin, S F ; II l)odc
1 M Cameron, Seattle ; J A Powell i C
Read, Corvallis.
7 0-ks cures rhruwAtisin, neuralgia and
toothache, rnshay a Mason Agents.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Notice
is herhy given that nt the nsx. regu
lar term or the uotiuty commissioners
Court for Linn eonnty, "Oregon, to be held
at the Court House In the city of Albany
on Wednesday the Sth day of June, A. I).
ih.to, somen ptans, specuicaiions, strains,
lilstrrains an1 bins wilt tin received tnr
bulldlnir a bridge across the South Snnli
am at Waterl to ; said bridge lo be about
ISO feet long and sixteon feet wide in the
clear. Also for the building of a bridge
across Crabtree Creek where tho County
Koad crosses said crnnk noir the suw mill
of Tleakins Bros, and J. K. Cyrus ; said
bridge to he about 100 feet long and IH
feet wide In the clear. Also tor the build
ing of a bridge across Muddy Creek at tbe
place known as the Wilson ford. Bidders
to submit estimates on this bridxe for
construction of same at Waterloo ford and
also where the old bridge washed out
said bridge to be about 80 feet long and
sixteen loot wiuo In the clear. All of said
bridges lo be covered. All bids must be
filed with the Clerk on or before 1 o'clock
p. in. of the above mentioned day. Ail
bids must be artc.impanind by deposits of
6 per cent of bid. The Court reserves tbe
right to rejoct any and all bids.
Done by order nf tho Court this 9lh day
of Mav. A.D, 1SS9.
(r.. ",) E. K. Montaouk,
bounty Clerk,
F. WISE & Co,,
S. E. Young's Old Staad.
WE ARENOW IN THE "FIELD
FOR BUSINESS
for 1889 and respectfully call attention
to our stock of
Groceries, Confectionery, Etc.
We shall endeavor atall times to serve our cus
tomers in the best possible manner. "We always
aim to purchase good3 of the best quality and to
sell them at the lowest cash prices. In addition to
our grocery business we receive subscriptions
for all the leading newspapers and magazines.
Also take orders for all kinds of rubber stamps,
seals, etc. We cordially invite all who have not
done so to favor us with their pn,tronage. We hope
by fair dealing and careful attention to business
to merit a continuanee of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us,
Very Respectfully,
F. L. KENTON.