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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

ALBANY RAcEs.-We are indebted to
Major Gird fur the following information in
regard to the June Races On Thursday.
June 10. there will be match race over the
Albany Race Course, for 5000, (singIe dash
Of mile). In this race Mr.. Isaac Wrinkle
and Col. Kendall, both of Benton county,
are the contestants for the prrse-the former
running the horse known as Roscoe :" the
other horse is not yet named, but it will
probably be ''Red Jacket" On Friday and
Saturday subsequent to this race there will
be racing on the same coursc-making three
days racing in all. The programme for
this sport will soon be announced by appro.
pirate posters. There are now in training at
the track the following horses: ''Jef. Davis
and flly, owned by Hugh Fields 'Snow
Flake" and "Red Jacket" by VIM. Gird
s'StOnewall Jackson" by Thomas Hardy,
and 3-year old Riaeman colt. by John Lay
ton. Other horses are expected soon.-
Great pains have been taken to repair the
track and Tenoyate the stables, so that those
who attend with horses can rely upon salts.
factory accommodations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

VERTISE EN- rs.
WALTAAM WATCHES

The "P. 8. Bartlett" movement, with extra Jewels,
Chronomcter Balance. Patent Dust Cap, Patent
Safety Pinion. and al other Iute improvements,
in q solid or Coin Silver Hunting Case, with
Gold Joints, $27 coin.
Tho same In or. case. $50. In OF. cnsc, S33
coin.
The "Walthnm Watch Co." movement with extra
jewels, ChronOmcter Balance. Patont Dust Cap,
Patent Safety pinion, de-, IN . on. case, With
Gold Joints, $50 coin.
The same In 4oz. case, S33. In 5oz $50 coin.
The Appleton Tracy 4 Co." movement with ex.
ira Jewels. Chronometer Balance. Patent Dust
Cap. Patent Safety pinion, &C., In 3oz case,
Gold joints. S3i coin.
The saao in 4oz case, S37. In OF, $40 coin.
"P 8. Bartlett Watch In u OF. IS karat Gold
Hunting Case, $50 coin.
" Waltham Watch Co." Watch Ia u or. is karal
Gold Hunting Case, SsI coin.
" Appleton. Trney 4 Co." Watch In 81 OF. rs knr.
at 0oid IIuutiug Case, Ss7 coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per pvt, or $40 pei
Oh. extra.
We will send any OF the above by Wells, PaTxt
Co.'S ExpreSs. with bin 10 collect on delivery
and give the purchaser The privilege Of examining
the Watch before paying. All Express charges
however. 70 be paid by the purchaser.
But II the amount of The prize Of the Wafeb is re-
miaed 10 ne pM he order, ps ,sM prepoy III.
charges 10 San FroBeise0 oarseices. In sending
money. drafts on Wells. Fargo & Co. are preferred
We wish IL distinctly understood that tbcs,
watches ars the very best. with all the latest i'm
Iprovemements, and that they are Ia perfect run
ming order. IL guarantee from the manufacture
accompanies eash watcb.) and II any one doe
not perform well, wc will exchange IL, or refund
tho money.
Please state that you SAW this In State Rights
Democrat.
WARD G. CO.,
JetceiieTs and !SiirersmiaL,
01o Broadway, ~. z
In ordor that all may address ne with conf
dsnee. refer, by permission, to Aessrs. WELLS
FARGO Co., or 10 any Of their agents On th,
Pacific Coast. fvb20 .Y5n27m2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

DR. DouERrY has just published important
pamphlet cmbodying his own views and experiences
in rrls dion to Impotence Virility, being short
treatise on Sperma,orrhGa or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases ofthe Sexual Organs
This little work contains information Of the ut
most value TO all. whether married or single, and
will bo sent FREE by mail on receipt Of six cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address, w. X. D0HERTY, M. D.,
y3n3Stf San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

LIcExsEs.-The County Commissioners
this week granted licenses to sell liquors to
in quantities less than one quart, to VIM.
Gird, Myers & IIouck, and Tally & Ander,
son-ail Of this eitv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

RExovED.-Mrs. S. C. Smith has moved
her millinery and dress. making establish.
ment in to the building formerly occup' ed
by j. E. BentIey's shoe store, two doors
west of the DEMOCRAT Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08
FOR SALE

700 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED IN
4 AU Linn county, on the Central road
WITHIN one-half mile of Roberts Bridge and one
half mile OF tho O. c. r. r.. Il being the claim
IF u. II. Grimm and part Of the Isaac Roberts
Claim.
Also ono improved block in the city cf Albany
with other valuable property.
TERMS OF SALE: one-fourth down, aud ths
balance on time, with interest. secured by ths
property The aboyo will be sold 10 parcels t
suit purchasers. z. q. GRIFFIN.
Dec so I068z-v4n10
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

OVERLAND HoTEL.-Mr. A. Murray, who
has purchased and refttcd the large build
ing on the corner of First and Washington
streets, formerly kuown as the Delmonico
Restaurant, informs US that he will have the
house ready for occupancy on next Monday.
He has had large addition put up at the
rear of the house, adding considerably to the
ssRAe;ty of the original edi6ce. All the
apartments are painted, papercd, and fur
aished in good style throughout, and when
1t is fairly started the hotel fact tIities of Al.
bany will again be Of a frst-class order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

AEREAT roR EPIcUREs.-To-night Mcssrs.
Keifar = Rodgers. of the Albany Brewery.
viii aceommodate their customers with a
ipaEe treat ia the way Of lunch of Fish
DAoKdar and Lobster Salad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

MAY.DAY PARrY.-The union Sabbath
School Pic. Me, was very pleasant affair.
By ten o'clock A. N. some two hundred chill.
dren and large number of grown pcrsons
had assembled at the grove and were anus.
ing themselves in divers ways-some swing.
ing around the circle in the horse.swing,
others swinging in the rope swing, others
playing pussy wants corner" or "toss
the ball." and everybody smiling, joyous
and happy. About noon short address
was delivered by Rev. jenkins of the NJ. Z.
Church, after which tho Crowd dispersed Ia
the green and shady groves to partake of n
luncheon and a. hour of quiet and repOsc.
One pleasing feature of tho day was the ad.
vent dpon the ground. about P. NJ, Of the
Albany Brass Band. dressed in uniform and
diseoursing beautiful and stirring strains oi
music. The Band received Tho hearty and
unanimous thanks of the people present,
and the sparkling eyes and beaming eounte.
nanccs of tho little ones fully a.tcsted their
appreciation of the musical treat The day
will long he remembered by the children Oi
the several Sabbath Schools of this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

DEEocRArlc NEws.-This is the title Of a
asw paper published at jacksonville, this
State, by P. D. Hull It is neat Taper,
Wsll filed with local and miscellaneous news,
and edited with fair ability. Itpromises to
be the "White Mans friend. and will seek
10 build up and advance all material inter
sssts of Southern Oregon" We trust the
people Of that section will give the Neps Q
liberal anpport.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

McCALLIsTHR's BRIcK MACHINE
this week took occasion to visit the Brick
Machine Mandatory of McCaIlister & Co.,
where wc found Mr.. Mart Bringham busily
engaged in constructing a couple Of these
magnificent mills. The simplicity and com
pletoness af this machine must be seen to be
fully understood and appreciated. It dis.
penses with the cost Of employing expensive
moulders, rs inexperienced hands can work
1t as we'll rs thorough brick makers. With
s or 10 men il will mould % 900 brick per
day, thoroughly tempered, smooth, and Of
uniform size and quality, with perfect cor.
ners and angles; free from cracks and checks,
from all kinds of untempcred clay, with less
cost than any other known process. The
cost Of q machine on the steamboat wharf in
this city, in perfect trim and working order,
with moulds and fixtures complete, is $500,
and we are assured by parties well versed in
brick making that it will pay for itself in u
weeks time, by employing ordinary force.
j. S. McCallistcr, the inventor. is now at
Dalles City, where one of his machines is to
be used in making brick for the U. S. Mint
building in that city; but any information
with regard to the machine can be had by
enquiriRg Of Messrs. Russell & Elkins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

MANS DurY.-A mans first and highest
duty to his family Is TO provide for their fu.
;ure comfort and welfare while be has health
and strength. sn that ifhe should be sudden.
Iy stricken with death, they would have a
sufficient income to subsiss in comfort, with.
out being forced To suffer privation and pov.
erty, or, perhaps, accept dishonor and ruin
to exc out livelihood One of the safest
and most economical ways for poor man to
do this is to secure life policy in some sub.
stant;al and reliable Life Insurance Com.
Fany. The National presents induce
ments Of q superior nature TO many ot ers,
and will doubtless prove eminently worthy
Uf the immense patronage which it is eyi.
IDENTIFY receiving. Jno. C. Mendenhall, Esq,
of this city, is the travelling agent for Ore.
gon, and wc cheerfully recommend him "a
our friends ns a gentleman worthy Of conf
dence and esteem. Read his advertisement
in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

REcrL4R MEErIsc.-Atthem monthly meet
ing of Albany Fire Company, held last
ss'ruesday evening. the motion to house the
,sngine on next Tuesday vas Teconsidered,
as it will be impossible to get the engine up
from Portland and in running order by that
Gine. No definite date vas fxed upon for
che ceremonies. President Vining, who has
removed his residence to Puget Sound, sent
in his resignation and NJ. Y. Brown was
OIscsed to eli the vacancy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

FRox Ocnoco.-Mr. Slater, formerly Of
Lebanon, has jnst returned from ochoco
Valley, where he pissed the winter. lie
left there about three weeks ago, and grain
was then coming up, and stock was already
fattcning; there arc l3 families in the val.
ley; whole number Of the population, about
90; there nre eooper shop and blacksmith
shop in operation n saw.mill is badly need.
ed, as there is n6 rail timber, and fences
must be made of lumber, for which purpose
there is an abundance OF yellow pine. The
deepest snow during the winter was three
inches, and itremained on tho grouni
bot few days. Beautiful butter is being
pleniifully made in the valley. The inhabi.
tants arc anxious to have postal route es.
tabIished 70 that point. Up to the present
time there have been two births, but no
deaths. Everybody is healthy, and the peo.
pie fear they will have to kill some ono TO
start graveyard. The claims in ochocU
valley are about all taken up, but there is
plenty Of unclaimed land on Crooked River.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

WooL.=-Messrs. A. CoKan q Go. offer 81
:isnts per pound, in cash, for wool. Read
.ae.v eara.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08
WOOL WANTED!

UTE SHALL PURCHASE WOOL THE
w coming season. without restriction az to
quantity, and will pay the
HIGHEST PRICE IN GOLD
Call and see US before you sell, If you know
yonr own interest.
ROSENSTEIN 4 MENDELS0N,
New York Store, Ia Fosters Brick.
Albany, May ], Iseo-n57wl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

RETUaNED.-Last Monday Messrs. 4. S.
Knox, P. C. Harper and S. NJ. Pennington
arrived in this city, the former gentleman
from San Francisco, and the two latter from
n visit to their friends IN the Eastern States.
Mr. Pennington spent two months in Ilii-
nOis, mostly in McD,nOugh county. lie
came from McComb, Illinois, to Sacramento
by railroad, in ! days, and the whole time
Of travelling between the starting point in
Illinois, and this city occupied IL days and
{ hours. He had hours of staging between
the two railroads, but the Superintendent Of
the Central Pacific Railroad informed him
that they designed connecting the two roads
by the 10th instant. SIR. P. says that he
did not realize that Oregon was such a fine
country until he had an opportunity of con-
pairing its soil, climate, and natural resour-
ees with those Of tho great Northwestern
States Of Illinois, Iowa and Missouri but
now he is satisfied that WebfOot is the ''gar-
den of the world, and Linn county the
central point in the aforesaid garden. And
IL is almost the unanimous opinion Of those
returning to the Atlantic States, after resid-
ing in Oregon for few years, that our coun-
try is far superior to that lying East Of the
Rocky Mountains. Truly, VIC should feel
proud Of our noble young State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

ADVERTISEMENT rs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-08

INTERESTING TO SrocK RATsERs.-The fcl.
lowing extract from Vermont paper will
be interesting to the stock raisers Of this
State, showing that the favorite stallion
pathfinder" !" belonging to Put. Smith, of
Portland, is hall. brother to the king Of the
turf, "Dexter''-both being sired by the old
Morrill, horse. Since this discovery of
''Dexter's" pedigree, all of the old Morrill,
stock are being eagerly sought for by lovers
of, the turf, and at high prices:
"Dexter MorrW colt--A Csrious Erposure.--
The last Caledoaioa. under the shove heading
contains the following article, relative to the pa
tsraity Of the eolebrated trotting horse Dexter
alleging that he was sired by the famous Morrill,
horse formerly of this village. BE that as il nav
1t Is certain that the Morrill, horse has sired some
very fast horSos-those possessing, also, many
excellent qualities. The article which we quote
viii. therefore, be Of interest 70 large number Of
persons in this vicinity. Tho Caledoaian says /:
"a discovery has been made in regard to the f. :
mous trotting horse Dexter nav owned by.Afr
Robert Bonner, Of tho New York Ledger which is
destined to create no little stir among tho horse
fnneiers of this country and at the same time
the credit OF that celebrated hOsse from tbs Ham
hletonian stock, lwhcTe 1t has always been award
0dl and place it to the credit of the Morrill, blood
vEkSre it belongs. In short, Dexter was raised
IN Danville, Caledonia eountyS his sire the
pld French Morrill, horse, and his dam the Bovco
mare. This, in brief IS the pedigree of this won
deFful horse, as the story goes. Tho person who
has made this discovery IS Cornelius Russell. n
man who came here from Rockford, Illinois, last
year. The manner OF the discovery. as we under
stand It. was in this wise Mr.. Russell became
impressed with the similarity Of Dexter to the
Morrill, stock, and by considerable correspondence
and inquiry, he traced his horse back from NeW
York to Chicago, from Chicago to Lower Canada.
thence to Concord, n. II, and from the latter
place to Mr.. Bovee. nov Of Passumpse, but who
then lived in Danville. On talking with Mr.. Bo-
Vss the latter said be raised certain colt such
year which was an uncommon likely one, aud
brought him . goo1 price. This colt went to Con-
cord n. H., after which he lost trace Of him. In
describing this colt he described Dexter perfectly
and those who have seen this celebrated horse
know that he is peculiarly marked. In addition
70 this We understand Mr.. Russell has the afida-
Wits Of all the parties through whose hands Dexter
passed from the time be left Mr.. Bovec until ks
came into the hands Of Mr.. Russell, at Chicago.
On learning these facts, Mr. Russell purchased
the Bovee mare at once. and together with the
Cushman and Richard Flint horses which he al
ready owned, started last Monday for Illinois"
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New Advertisements. A

Administrators Notice. Twinum.
Property Distribution-Burkley q
Dutton. .,c;ah.n
Delinquent Lands-Aueitor 1ri%snaM % y.
Mast. Com. Sale-Adams vs.. COX q
r.
Mast Com. .Sale-Genin vs.. Uselton'
Mast Com. Sale-Woods VS.. NJ. q q
q. R. Co.
Putnam's Magazine.
Coughs and Colds.John D. fark'
bankrupt Notice.. W. Munson.
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County officers.

Probate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Auuditor, s. GRrnsuAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHARr; ofice IN the
Court Bouse. .
Clerk of Court, JKRK. WILLIAMS; ONCE in the
Court House.
mn stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder D. o'COSSoR; Office in the Court
House. c.,
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office in the Court
House. M,
Comm,ssioners-IsAAc' BERNHARD, Wh'
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; office Win Aua
itor. s;,r,rd
ynsymary Directors. P. SCHUMACHER Dr.
srrpHrs poueHERrr, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JoHs MUuLEMAS, ESQ; Baresviils
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Real Estate Agency.

VT HoLEIsTER and IoHN B. NoEL have
w.. opened mp Real Estate Agency in
Woo1sfsld. 0his, will attend 10. the sale OF
real property at reasonable charges. Tofa.
oilitate sales they will also issue Real Estate
Advertiser. which will be sent broadcast all
over the land, free of charge, All persons
desiring to sell will fnd it tothsir advantage
to give US call and description Of their
property Immediately.
HOLLIsTER l. NoLL,,
dec7w4. Real Estate Agents.
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8 8 8 . 8 9 > > =.

TO THE WORKING CIAss.-W'e ara
now prepared to furnish all classes with oon.
stant EN- ployment at. home, the whole of thotins
or for the spare moments Business new, light
and profitable Persons of either sex easily earn
from SOC to So per evening, and a proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the bust
ness Boysand girls earn nearly as much as men:
That ali who see this notice may send their Sd.
dress; and test the hasinessi We make. THE un-
paralleled offer: To such as aronot well sst;sfed,
We will send 81 to p@y for the trouble Of writ.
ing. Fall particulars, valuable lsan,ple, whicE
will do to commence work on, and aoopy Of
The Peoples Literary Gompanton--one Of tbs
largest and best family newspapers rubl.shed-
all sen. free by mail. Reader, il you want
permanent, profitable work, address e. @. AL
LEN & CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE deHlwa:
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FOrd's Mill.

We are authorized to say that FoRD's
have thoroughly repaired the grinding
and boiling apparatus Of their Touring
mill,b adding new and a greater amount
of superior boiling cloth, which adds
greatly to the facilities Of making good
flour, good yield, and good accommo-
dations.
They also have manufactured all Of
that vast amount Of wheat which had
accumulated in the mill during low water
and are now prepared to accommodate
customers as they come. dec2l3t.
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The Old and the New Year.

The year 1869 is fast approaching dis
solution. Three days more and it will
have passed into that eternal beyond that
man knoweth not Of
The year 1870, young and vigorous,
will be ushured in when the last stroke
of the clock has tolled the knell of old
1869, at IL o'clock Friday night.
Good bye 1869! All hail 1870!
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We have on hand at this time the lar
gest stock of blanks for Justices OF the
Peace, ever brought to this place. Ihey
consist Of:
Affidavit for Attachment,
Order of Attachment,
State " arrants,
Undertakiag. in Attachment
Affidavit in Replerf
Summons,
Executions,
Subpoenas,
Writ Of lReplevin,
Order Of Sale Tin Attachment)'
Recognizance Of Defendant
Constables Sale Blanks,
Affidavit for State Warrant,
Recoenizance Of Witnesses,
State Warrants Assault and Battery
Writ of Restitution,
summons in Forcible Detention,
Afiday1trfof Search Warrant,
Search Warrant,
Affidayit in Bastardy,
Warrant in Bastardy.
Mittimus Pending Trial.
Final Mittimus,
Attested Account,
Notice to Take Deposlhons'
Mechanics Lien,
We will fill orders for Justices az 10"
rates.
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FIRE-A destructive fire occurred in
Bethel township on Wednesday night,
the 10th inst, resulting in the total dis
truction of Mrs. JACOB MILLERs barn.
The supposition is that it was the work
of an incendiary, for the purpose of
burning up house belonging to anoth-
er persen.
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Attachment:

Barbara Kuntz } At my instance m sstachuen.
VS. was Issued on the 25th day Of
Joseph Kunts. November, 1885,. by J. A.
schwob, a Justice of the Peace Of Malaga town
ship, Monroe county, State of Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects, stocks or interest in stocks, of the de
fendant, Joseph Kuntz, an absconding debtor
for the sum of$ 80 and costs;set for hearing Jan
nary II, 1870, I q o'clock q. 10 -.
dIcfrS RAfSAEAk kIEIZ,
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The Secret of Beauty lies in
the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for
the Complexion.
Roughness, Reiness, Blotches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and a beautiful Complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained
The plainest features are made to glow
with Healthful Bloom and Youthful
Beauty.
Remember Hagan's Magnolia Balm is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any Lady can secure it for 70 cents at
any of our stores.
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North West Virginia Agricultural
Society.

North West Virginia Agricultural
Society.
At meeting held at Wheeling, on the
18th inst, the following resolution was
adopted:
.Resolred, That it is the sense of the
stockholders of the North West Virgin
ia Agricultural Society that the Direc-
tors thereof shall hold an Annual Fair
on their grounds, on Wheeling Island.
The following gentleman were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year:
Thos. Pollock, John X. Botsford, ia
cob Hornbrook, John L. Hobbs, Sam
Mcclellan, John Bishop, VIM. NJ. List,
John McLure, Thos Hornbrook, Anton
Reymann, John A. Armstrong, Morgan
L. OFT, Andrew j. Pannel. - -
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gAn advertisement appears in our
columns this week that many persons
will denounce as q swindle. 1t is BERK.
LEY & DUrroN's Property Distribution,
at Marietta, Ohio. The honor Of the
firm, is vouched for by WALTER c. HOOP,
Editor Of the Marietta Times:
1--WE publish, in our advertising col
mns,the Property Distribution of BERK
LEY & DvrToN It is proper to remark
that we are personally acquainted with
the gentlemen who compose the firm,
and that their reputation for integrity
and honor stands deservedly high. Those
who purchase tickets may be assured OF
being honestly dealt with. We say this
on our own responsibility"
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RoAps.-Our- correspondent ENTER
,srsE has another communication on the
nrst page of this weeks SPIRIT. These
communications are awakening the peo-
ole to the Importance of having good
roads. The facts and figures contained
in them are being discussed throughout
the county, and the result will be i'm.
nroved roads in Monroe County. =.