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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
ADVERTISER ENTS


IN The County Cosatfor Linn County,
Oregon,
@. Houclv and Henry Meyer, partners IN the
Coopering and other business, under the firm
name and style of f5i
s. HOUCK Il MEYER, t &!
t ~ VS.. "a Ng @49A
w. ]. HILTABIDDLE.)
To the above named defendant:
In the name Of the State of Oregon, YOU are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff in the above entitled &C.
ton now on file against you In the above en-
titled Court. within ten days from the date o
the service Of this summons upon you, II
servedin Linn county, Oregon but If served in
any other county within this State then with,
in twenty days from date of such service upon
| you and II served by publication, then by the
first day Of the February term of the said Conrt
| which will be begun and held on the first Mon.
day, the second day of February, 1874, and six
weeks and more from this day.
| And you are notified that II You fail to appear
and answer the complaint as herein required
| the plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the sum Of 1887 25 with interest, costs and
disbursements. This summons is published
| by order of the Hon. Il. N, Tandy, Judge OF
said Countrywide order bears date December 10
| 1873. GEO. r. HELM.
| nl9wB Atty for PlH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12
ESTRAY NOTICE.

6tcte Of Oregon, county Of linn, S. 8.
TNNAKE9lN EPtBY RICHARD FAIsWELI, Jr.,
near Boston Mills, one estray sorrel llly, two
years old last spring, ii hands high blaze in
tho face, left hind foot white, heavy made
Appraised ut SO by me- on this 10th day of De-
cefnber, 1873. JAMES A. PORTER, j, 2.
VlluiSWl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-18

'INHE Subscriber having bought the old stand Of
i Mease ~ Armstrong has enlarged the bnsinpss
atd will keep always on hand the best ihe market
affords. will do a WHOLESALE j. RETAIL
trade in the following products
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for January

Owen Meredith must have been dis
appointed in getting good dinner ap-
on which he had set his heart when he
penned the following lines in . mo-
nent Of reyengeful feeling: E &
I'VE may Hive without poetry. music,
and art; 5-a.ss- .
We may live without eonscieaoe, end
live without heart;
We may live without friends, we may
live without books;
But civilized man can not live without
cooks.
He may lives without books-Shat h
knowledge bat grisvinss =
He may live without hope-Whae L
hope but dscsiving?
He may live without loye-vhat L
psssion but pining7 a..-.
But WHARF is the man thai csn live
without dining?"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
The Siangy Set.


The Siangy SET amuse ms. To be
sure O week in lighthouse With one
of them would bs q direfal doom; take
dozsn words and phrases from theil
vocabulary, and they would be as mute
as fish; but they are divertins for the
nonco.
At the seaside this summer 1 me;
four pretty girls, who had every proba-
l,bility in their favor for long life and
a merry one, but still a mortuary un.
certainty seemed to be hanging oyeI
them. Every other minute came this
phrase from their rosy lips, 81 shall
die p with a wondrous variety Of elo.
eutionary effect. 'I shall die .''-ac-
cent on last word and rising infection;
II shall diep'-pr0longed circuinfe4;
81 shall die explosive Orotund; 81
shall die !"-decided falling infection,
One of them occasionally tried the in
terrogative form, "Won't you dep
with an indescribable air Of gush and
incipient idiocy. The limits for this
set are from the schoolboy, who tells you
If you were to hear the feliefs islk you
couldn't understand half they said, to
the young married lady whose stock Of
ideas is limited. But slang is to some
extent universal, and in proper de-
gree rather useful. Scheie de yeresays
that We speak English but talk Ameri'
can, and confess to a liking for some
OF the Misunderstanding which carry
SO much wild6re wrapt up in thera."-
Gatazy G,s5-Hoors for January.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

ral ,,ersonswere injured by fallingbrieks
and elsewhere.
That moral is to be drawn from this
day of fire the Fire Marshal's books
already Indicate fdr il appears that q
committee appointed by the corporation
| of Grace Chapel had called hisattentien
to the circus building whea the altsra-
tons were making, and denahdad hy.
interference in vies ofAlleged Sioisf' '.or
ief the baildizs laws; and in = report
nsds quite recently ths radioIl defects
| in the buildsrs plans yo sIcialIy com.
tnenisd upon by 81 inspector Of the
same Department.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

We have made arrangements where
by We are enabled to offer ali the lead
ing publications OF the country in con-
nection with the BELMONT CHRON-
ICLE. The Magazines and papers
which we offer below are of the first
class and we'll worth their full sub
scription price. We are the only paper
in this County that is Offering low club
rates, and We do it,. especially for the
purpose of introducing the CHRoNICi E
into every family in tIe county, even
though it be at a sacrifice TO ourselves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Very few people know that the chiei
ofthe Chsrokees ia graduate OF Prince
ton College, and m8n of eultu,c; thst
the Cherokee nation has 9 socsety o.
ganized on the model Of medern civiii-
zations, with newspapers, schools,
court houses, and the like; or that the
highest prizes Tor cotton were won at
the st. Louis fair by the Chickasaws.
Nevertheless sil of this is true.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
A CARNIVAL CO.. FIRE.
XEA8LY A MILLION AND 4
HALE SWEPT AWAY.
Barnunn's Museum, o Church. a
Mandatory, and Printing House
Destroyed.

The seeds of fame saern TO be scat
tered broadcast in the atmosphere, for
before the Brooklyn n architects hzve had
time to drawths moral from the de-
struction of the Rev. Mr. Talmage's
corrugated Iron church, which burned
like a tinder-box stuffed with shavings,
two large fires have startled and possi-
bly, waraed New Yerk, and ,cQnfiagra-
sions are reported in Oregon, Arkansas
and elsewhere. ~
Largo fires have occurred in various
parts of the country quite recently, but
none since the Boston fire have been SO
disastrous rs those that for time bsf-
fed the energies ofthe flremsn on Four
teenth and Centrs streets, and cAsised a
loss Of Iesriy i,5o0, 900. 6.,5 ....9. .s
These two confss rstions swePtaway
Barnun's Circus and Msnayeris. Grsce
Chapel, . large ivory msnufsctory, and
the New York Printing Compaay'a old
building in Centre street, and Inflicted
damage on other property. aE-
The weather WA intensely cold and
the bremen worked in the early morn
ing Ut every dtsaaysntesc, SO that the
appfehensions which acre telt by
many WHOSE xttention wss sttrae:sN by
the lurid glare in the SKY over the
Academy of Music and Tsmrn.ny Hall
that these buildings would bs overborne
in the furious march OF the fsmea, were
not without foundation.
But the Fire Department Was well
managed, and no time Vas loss in the
vain effort to save what would inevi-
tsbly perish; and so leaving the circus
building, the picturesque church, and
the huge factory to their fate, the De-
partment officials we're successful in
checking the progress of the arst con4s-
grafton. The walls Of the Acsdemy oi
Music were blistefed, but no damage
th2t q slszier cannot remedy wzs sas-
tained. There were m&ay Interesting
spiso!es conrectcd vita the bur ainS ol
the circus building; FOR only three sai-
mails two elephants aid g csneI-Sere
saved Out OF Mr.. Bsknum's ext,.nsiys
menageris, sad the Tsst we're rCsstci
alive in their csses.
The fro originated in the boiler
room Of the circus buiidins, bG; undsr
what cifcufastaAca5 the Firs Eis1shsl's
investigation, which hss beea alrSadr :
ba9un, fails thus far to make cler.
The loss by this fire Goes not fall very
heavily upon the insurancs com nranies,
~ the principal sufferers, with tho ex-
ceptioB Ofthe Church Corporation, were
in great measure uninsured.
The second fire, which occurred in
the early evening, in Center street,
made SO sudden and so bright blaze
that timid people wero thrown into a
panic, and fss1cisd that New York was
to share the fate OF Boston and Chicago;
but the flames were easily confined to
the huge printinEhouse, in which they
found life, and which they readily
mastered.
A painful rumor was circulated to the
effect that 20 young women employed
In the bindery had been burned TO
death, but this was an unwholesome fc-
tion, bred of memories OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel disaster, although sew
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
How to Manage Runaway HOrses.

bow to Manage Runaway HOrses.
Always stick to your horses so long
as they are fast to tho carriage. If a
lire breaks or the bits give way, step
out of the fore end of the carriage, even
when the team may be running, take
hold of the harness, and spring ON the
back Of one Of the animals. Once
astride of horse, one can reach for
ward, grasp his nose, and soon check
his speed. When horse is running to-
ward you, as he comes up stand 80 that
he will be within reach as he dashes
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2arrA
lEgER THEACCTDENT: MOUTH
or The SHAFT m
By sREr HARrE


By sREr HARrE.
What 1 want is my husband, sir
And IF ysu're man, sir,
You'll give me an ansserr.rTF
Where is my Joe9
Penrhyn, sir, joe
Caernovsnshire.
Six months ago
Since we came here
Eh?-Ah, you know!
Well, I On quiet
And still.
But must stand here,
And viii!
PIeass-pn re strong
If you'll inst let ms wait
Inside o. that gate
Till the news comes along.
"Negligenee''-
That was the causs;
Butchery!-
Are there no laws
Laws to protect such as We?
Well, then!-
Iwon't raise my voice.
There men!
I won't make no noise.
Only you just let me be-.
Four, ouly four-dh he say
Saved! and the other ones?-Eh?
Why do they call?
Why are they all
Looking and coming this way!
What's th2t?-a messsgee Gil :
III take it. -.f
Iknow his wife, sir,
I'll break II.
"Foremsnr'
f. Ay, Ayi a-e-.l
s'Out by and by''-
nJust saved his life" q
"Say TO his wifs - f-f
Soon he'll be free,"
Will I.-God bless goa,
It's me!
for Jd,a,aurg.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02


past; tneh M re calculations to seize
his reins neS the bits with one hand
and to sr~ his name or the top of the
names With the other hand. A man
may q. pect to be carried twenty rods,
ont If he will hang to the Teins horse
W Ill soo0 stop.
We saw . fine horse running away
few dayssinee, with wagon and load
Of barrels. After passing hundreds o
psrssns who tried in vain to stop him,
IL lad sprang to the rear of the wagon as
it passed, climbed up among the bar
Frels, went to the forward end, and the
lines being on the ground, he stepped
along on she thilis, get on his back and
stopped him before he had run one
eighth OF q mile. The numerous acci-
den.1 in consequence of horses running
away suggest the eminent importance
+of teaching the signifcation Of the
monosyilsble, Whoa! A horseis never
half trained or half educated until l.e
has learned that whoa signifies to halt
But, il tee first place, teansters iuist
be educated 10 employ that word at 90
other time than when 1t IS Desirable ~
have a team stop. When the word IS
used let ii be spoken VITA & full, open
and sound voice.-[N. Y. Times. a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
r..ni Haracc W .ters,

"A 6Feiss UiltE. isl Broadway, n. I.
will dispose OF NEW PIANOS, MELODEONS
anJ ORGANS, of six iirst-class makers. in
cludng Waters, at very Iovy prices fOr cash
or part cash, and balance in small monthly
mStV,linsnts. New 7-octave hrst-class PIANOS
modern improvements, for s235 cash. Now
readya COSCERTU PAHLOR ORGAN, tn,
most beautiful style aad perfect tone ever
made. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. sheet
Music ard Music Merchandise, no2l3T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
Sound Ideas on Farming.

S0s;ii0 Ideas on 4 stFsal.GS. C.
The following views On farming were
thrown out by Mr. Greeley in his speech
at Baltimore, and they soent.reiy cover
the ground oi suctesoiu! culture that Ne
give theIa a place fvr t5!e ocnefit OF cur
readers: @Ee HI
1. That the area under cultivation
should be within the limits of the cap
itsl and labor employed; or in other
words, that on Impoverished soils no
one should cultivate more land than ne
can enrich with manure and faftibzero,
be it one acre or twenty.
2. That there should be a laT conf
pelling every man to prevent his stock
from depredating on his neighbor's
fields.
8. That green soil is more economical
than loose pasturage. -a.a
That deep tillsge is essential to good
farming.
5. That the muck heap is the farm-
er's bank. and that everything should
be added to it that will enlarge it, and
increase st the same time its iertilizing
properties. -.......
G.. That no farmer Or planter should
depend upon one staple alone, but
should seek to secure himself against
serious loss in bad seasons by diversity
of products. .l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02
NATIONAL HOTEL,

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO.
Aud OMNInrIs LINEto WARNOCK'S STA.
TION, @. O. X &. Fair 25 cents.
+. SIMPSON,
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&aisse,iantans.
We1s.aAN.

By an immense practice, extending through period
Of years having within that time treated mary thou
sand cases of those diseases peculiar to woman,
that class Of diseases with positive certainty and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

( 49,. To keepers of Cows flis preparss
-. - ton issfis arfkiae. 1t sEe s,s-snS
-,s,...sat n. .ysnsve against Rinderpest Hellsw
Hon ec.t ls.if&z been ptoSsn bftrii Ia
Sss.455% aetlai experiment to increase Aa
Il ESJ - qfantity OF mix andersai1 trezty- Si3i
psr cent and .make>tbe. batter g. .
-, and sweet In fattenfng eattie - a
IN tari e nsGi fastsr ,..,..- -.
Lsass Lives ~ dis srtiee acss - "a
: 9rsias..sss; ps9ies IRON ensf Z&S<SA II bas,
u i slper 10 paper m 4 barrel OF 4zSs3 e<%< =
il ue abov add So aii see raE a I, nfres,-
~ * esigely prevented. II given aHzHk
tritsY " tsis the vshtfvss ara jGs35 taO1s
: sIs.z51g.ffpYr0 y 1gf ihittiw 2nIwaE7sgo o. BssIn
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Y is,zfy IH4 M ERS- YELLOW -
z, ,,R. 4 F..lvEs. cOUGifs,- ,-DIs- .NMslt oil
= s',!s' sy EItS E9
stss " se. ssls ese, impr6xss : = s<{5&5csl a.
wE9f, ineYeassst the appetite .fFAF
< stfossifsina esossy sssn-4snd MS ID Sle.
, io1ns tie miserable skeleton sscSxL.<
"a hde-i0OAins AMI spirited horse &E<SsF u
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Bailey Baag;a:Et#i4s,,iii9i5IJl a:Eti4,,iiiIJ 5sa 9saI: |.

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'A nas il9gsGs sf.g4Hs- ,sssag v!6i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-01-02

Bibles, Hymn Books OF all the church
es. l0ums, Diaries in great variety.
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Books from one cent to fifteen dollar
each. All styles of bindings.
National Republican., 1873-06-23
ID RoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEG.
i krAbIEs.

BuREAu or PRoVIsioEs Li!p CLgTHINo,
Scaled propo.l.. indor.ed -Sfopossi. fSr Frssb
gssi and w be ISSsissS sS @ ss ,h,: gS sS
agiTfY tFfHousASDi 5000, POUNDS OF FREsh
nkkf and tifIY TpOUBA BANDkts.oplpQUNDsO OF
rkhsA yEaLTABLks.a at the Norfolk Navy Yard
The Boef must b. Of Western or Baltimore Beef.
of good quality and equal 70 the grade necessary TO
make the best Mess beef and be delivered N equal
ESpDrSnS e q " fS5s .s nd hiHd asI5tsr S Ihs vsss
and the beef and Vegetables must be offered for by
Bends. with approved security. will be. required
tract, and twenty per cent in addition viii 6s with.
held from the amount of each payment a. collateral
security for The due performance Of the contract,
Which rc.erystion Will not be raid until the contract
Every Oder must be accompanied by a written
sons that The bidder OF bidders wil II his or their
bid be aceepted epter into obligation within yo
dsys wnn good snd suineient sureties. TO furnish
No Ptoposal wall be considered unless accom-.
panied ~ such guaranty, aud the Depsrtment re.
serves The rishi 70 reject any pIoposal unless the
Iasrss RssSaas . fSs ,s. ssrst
n which they reside and unless satisfactory eNi.
dance thai the bidder u regular dealer in the
cle, he oers 70 supply Is furnished with the pro-
sSsd g he ds doy.nent Rt not o0h'd
Its 70 be understood that the contract will expire
at the close Of the fiscal year ending June %. it
| Without resArd 70 n. quAntities which may have
% either article shsl be delivered before tiai date
leaving balance duo on tho other article, the con,
tract may bt considered completed In full, a. the
| option Of the Department. .
pax,naster acper.i. itoi,ssi a,s,ss NJ,
National Republican., 1873-06-23
THE MARRIhTs.
COMMERCIAL.

naltiuasFe mnfhstp.
BALTInoAl June n -Breadstpfs -flo.it Bsler
sPVSn,d :. st 2 e. AZ ss fas. I. fsS s -
aSssS s I,s;. ifj, q 4 siiS fSsrs 'S Z $ nS
Ts.apiev v1,a 5nS i VI. W. 20 su,hs,s western
amber " u %, snd s1 Sushs choics We.tsrn white
AZ 81 n Thsre vsre no oasrinF, ~ aovthrTn
VT .fS " sae ioss S sSssa@ aasl3 sss i%
Igss a!ii si,s s;is: q ~. sa.h:, sssy yissd .
kct Tor Western y also dali but prSss are yithoul
rhangex The sales were w busheis mol mised Al
s s tss ass GsssI: %S Il s s'v''or and
crssff VI ., isuef fcs Shoics sfishi' ssd 10 Ssss
.ls hssht wcsssrn At &C., and We qaoss prirsd =,
ar-Tspo,e lhs market dan, and quc,e q, 7c'so
49, siisa ss-,.rd.y vrr. only ~ bales
=. s,sc for el.sn stsirsd, and is9 for god osdt
nsry and strict do and u bsies at tsc. for strict
ws ano.s . srs n s.s iSi
~ ,.s.sssss saess Meat. Or, in only mgasr... sup
asoss eU so%,ps I, s a9 isf ssoSd. " W. e
in q loselIs demand, eu, priessss. sa.,sf .nd
q loo Hams srs IN rood fsaqc.t fnd ve ,til
very aa 1ss sSl ls prio:s srsis s.s ssuist scsSs
s.S's e, s Ss ) e. jim sst 'nd We
. Ssys,t.-ws continue to qnote prices a. follovs I
cenis; Enslis6 Island 40, arr oens; Mariiniaus
10 ss9ss 10 q esn.s forio se srSesfy. Sesy
aySssSsnis ssot2 6sssS sSss SSSs, 10 Hss SCsss
wns h. /: yy Z NJ W. see ;sgS "a 4 Nh &
duote At eafeai cents, latter for smallcts,
National Republican., 1873-06-23
Paym..,rr acnernl. ilRil1dI IIsE aiPirs ElIr.
DRoPosALs FOR FURNISHING RATIoNs
AND FUEL

NoHFoLk, VA. June I. ls7a 4
sesled proposals Will be tsosised At this ofhce
JIns, issS. ior furnishing and delivering any Ra
tons and fuel that may be called for BY The In.
spocof tor the tenders, Bcrewpile and Rock Light
houses In the FIN Light house district, for one
year from the lss day Of July islS 70 the ?h June.
I9sa inclusiYe. The rntions 70 be Of good and ap.
proved quality; 70 be delivered alongside of the
hghthouse te1der nr other yosael provided for the
paetGses, barrels, boxes and cases. and In good
s5Ss i9s e. s he 9S%ess o. & s wssh s Be
quArte[, free o. Al expense 70 The United s,stes,
III attached thersto, Whlth will form q pArt of the
eontfAet copies Of which may be had by applying
All BIDS must be scaled aud indorsed, "PropdaAla
for RAtions and fuel for Lishtvessoln." 6c, and
then placed IN another enyetopc and left At
direoted 10 this once, prepaid, n seilt by mall.
By order Of The Lighthouse Board -
couuo,,rc NJ a NJ. and hd,,.s ins,..,i,,r