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The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21
Personal Items

nnssr. Leo. Fox, of Albany, was in town
ON Monday. -yz- 90
Hon. John Burnett returned from Salem
last Sunday.
Hon D. Carlisle came up from Elk City
last Sa turday.
j. Fl. Cohn, Of Portland, was in town,
on Wednesday.
Rev. E. J. Dawne, of Sllem, called on
us last Monday. E r.-.l -
Rev. VIM. Gird was in town, and spent
the afternoon, on Wednesday.
VIM, Thornton went up to Junction,
last Sunday, to ply bis trade.
Harry Watson, of histrionic fame, flour
ished around our city last Sunday.
- Sigmund Fox, of Albany, spent last
Sunday with his friends in this city
: Phil Stanton came over from the Bay
on Saturday, and spent the highland Sum
day with US.
Mrs. Davis arrived in town, from the
Yaquina, on Thursday evening, on her
way toPortland for her health.
Mr.. Fairchild, Indian Agent at the ST.
letz, was in town on Tuesday, looking after
some of his wandering refugees
Henry Abraham, of Brownsville, was
in town last Sunday He represents bus
mess prosperous in that locality.
Mr.. .Michaels, of the firm of Friedlan-
der & Co., of San Francisco, dealers in
Yankee Notions ETC., was in town on
Monday. @
I Mr.. Henry Howard, of Coos Bay, has
been in town greater portion of the
week. He returned to Coos, with part
ner for life. ai.sg
sa Mr.. L. Gerhard arrived home from
Portland on Thursday. He looks fine,
having arrayed. himself in a new suit
while below. -
Mr.. J. Z. P eatherford, Esq, of
Brownsville, has been in town, during the
week, attending the exercises at the Agri-
cultural College. ~ 9i1L eFv ss
Mr.. Geo. Avery, son of JIG. Avery,
arrived in town on Monday evening last,
from Chewaucan. He reports everything
fonrishing in that country.
S. B. Dexter, from Eugene, was in town
on Wednesday, on business in connection
with extending the West Side Mail line
from this place to Junction City.
= Mr.. Spauldipg, of Portland, of the firm
of Spanlding and Johnson, butchers, ar
rived in town, on wednesday, and is pur-
chasing sheep for the Portland market.
. Ike Fox returned from Long Tom ON
Wednesday last. He has much to say of
the hospitality of Jimmy Martin and his
wife. You're right, Ike, they know how
to do it, to which we can attest. 13 s1
ii. Howard, genial spirit, formerly Of
this place.. but now of Empire City, sTlil-
ed sweetly upon us last Saturday. He
subscribed for copy OF the DEMocRAT,
and returned home happy.
Hon. r. s., Strahan and Judge Kelsay
returned from Salem fon Tuesday. They
both left for Salem again on Friday MORN
ing, to argue the motion for a new trial in
the Whitley Glaze case. ssffs;sl y
Revs. Stewart, of Salem, and Gilbert,
of Portland, were in town this week at
tending the exercises at the Agricultural
College = MIR. Stewart delivered the adj
dress to the Alumni, and Mr.. Gilbert to
the Graduating Class. sc3
= O1,Ic.r.rL P<src.x No rt To Hlor. has -ac.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21
THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE.

Ihe work OF EXccaVRttnS commenced
On Monday last the excavating for the
Farmers warehou eyas begun in this city
The building will be erected Immediately
north of the Moore & st. Clair wharf.
and will be 80 feet by 80, one portion %
feet high, the remainder % feet. A sacking
room. 1890 will be built underneath, with
an eight foot ceiling. Alarge quantity of
earth is to be removed. which will be used
in filling up streets, number of teams
now being sawed at Robinson & Bro. s
mill, and Mr.. McLagan, the contractor,
has already begun the framing. Eight
men were employed on the excavations
last Monday, which number has increased
during the week All honor to the farm
ers. They have begun in earnest, and
whatever they commence, the people may
rest assured, will be carried to successful
cOnsummatiOn ~ -
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

The New BRIcK.-Teams are engaged
delivering brick on the ground, prepara-
tory to the building of the new brick, by
3. W.. Fisher. Corvallis is steadily inn
proving.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

Eoa THE FoURTH.-We are informed that
the Albany Dramatic Troupe will give
one of their pleasant entertainments in
this city on the afternoon of the Fourth.
This will add much to our celebration.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

CATHOLIC SERVICES Services at the
Catholic Church ON Sunday next, at the
usual hour, 1880. Vespers win commence
at $3.50 p. m. Lecture at 8 p. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. HOoper's Female Pills Established
fifty years. have worldwide reputation
as certain remedy in all female difficult
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Rev. Nh. HARRRrT, Of the U. B.
ehurch, viii hold service in The Eyangeli-
cal Church, 10 this city, on Sunday. the
-22d inst,
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

BROWNSVILLE WooLEN MILLs.-From
Mr.. Henry Abraham, of Brownsville,
Linn county, we learn that the woolen
mills of that place are now running II
hands, and manufacturing an excellent
quality Of cloth, of which ready sale is
made
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

Will. PERFoRM.-The Albany Dranlat-
ic Troupe will give one of their excellent
performances in this city. on the evening
of the 5th of July. Having witnessed one
ofstheir entertainments, we can assure our
readers that this performance viii be wia
worth seeing.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

EPIscoPAL SERvIcE.-Rev. j. 81. Bah
cock will conduct services at the GhapeIof
the good Samaritan on SundsF next. at
IL o'clock q, m, and 9 p. MA.
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Dissolved The copartnership hereto
fore existing between D. B. Irwin and
Frank Hendriekson has been dissolved,
Mr.. irwin continuing the business alone.
He is a good workman, and deserves pat
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

ORGINAL Poem Mart Taylor has ac-
cepted an Invitation to read an ARigfnal
poem, in this city, on the Fourth of July.
Something rich may be expected, as this
gentleman is most essentially an original
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

CELEBR2T1oS.-We are informed, by a
resident of that burg, that the citizens Of
Junction city intend to celebrate the
Fourth ia splendid manner. The Dutch
town Brass Band, % members. will be in
attendance: dinner in the woods, free to
all; ball at night. An extensive arbor
and seats will be arranged, and an able
speaker will be present.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21

4 WAREHOUSE FINIsHEDS The Spring
Hill warehouse, built by the farmers on
Soap Creek, has been completed. 1t has
a holding capacity of 10000 bushels OF
grain, and is built In the most substantial
manner. Mr.. Jacob Modie. informs us
that this building was erected mainly
through the agency of the Soap Creek
Farmers Club. 1t stands as monument
of what the farmers can do, if they but
concentrate their energies.
The Benton democrat. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1871-18??, 1873-06-21
Post Office Register.

Post Office Corner of Maiu-a and Jeffer-
son streets.
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LIFE INSURANCE The following note,
received by an agent of the Continental
Life Insurance Company, shows the ad-
vantage of insuring in responsible COM
pany:
80 HAIsEY, June ID. 1873.
agents of Continental Life Assurance Co.
of ". 7. Gents, Allow me to express
my thanks for the prompt payment, in
full, of the policy on the life of my hus-
band, w G.. Boycs, amounting to 1000,
which received according to the terms
specified in the policy.
(Signed) AMANDA E. BoYcs.
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BARNUM Lopez NO. 2. L. o. o. F., Meets
on Tuesday evening of each week, at z
O'Clock, in their Hall, Main street, south
room, in Fishers Brick, second story. Mem
bers of the Order in good standing are In
vited to attend! a4sssGG
By order of the n. G.. ~
CORVALLIS LODGE Nd. IA, #. & A. MI,
holds stated Communications on Wednesday
evening on or preceding each full moon.
Brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend.
Per order Of - w. MI
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REIIGroUss- Regular services win be.
!, held at the Presbyterian Church, next Sum
day, by Rey. .. K. Sesbit,
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A Coon WoRK.-Deputy Marshal Ran
aey informs US that he has thoroughly
0Yerbauled aud cIeansed the city Jail, hav-
ing lifted up and refurnished two rooms,
instead Of one, anticipating an increased
patronage. 9a} Z
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BALL-After the commencement Ex-
ercises OF the Agricultural College were
over, on W Wednesday evening, the students
gave a farewell hop at Fishers Hall.
There were about ttrty couple present,
and as we looked in, lat about 12t all
seemed to be enjoying themselves. milne
hosr," of the Benton House. furnished a
splendid supper of which all hands partook
freely. After supper they returned to the
Hall. where the dance was kept up to the
.'wee small hours.''
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The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
The WailaceS.

From private information from Clarksrllle,
we learn tha Mat and Tom Wallace of john
son County, have applied for and obtained
change of trial TO this county. They are in
di.ted for three or four different ehargcs-
murder in first and second drgree, etc.
We also learn. that on the morning of tho
10th inst, Judge Withers received a note from
some unknown source, ordering him. the
Sheriff and the Jury to leave the County in
ten days or he the writer with others, are
bound to have their lives and property, and
to exterpate the whole batch OF them.'
This threat produced no other feeling than
contempt, and excited more determined el-
fort to put every law breaking desperate
through at every sacrifice. There will be no
peace in johnson, until all of this class of
men feel the full force Of an outraged people
and the law. even if the lives Of every one of
them pay the forfeit As they sow, SO let
them reap.
Judge Withcrs, we have every confidence,
will do his duty. faithfully, iearlessly and law
fully, and will receive hearty support Of all
good men Of the State.
We tcalso, in the Little Rock papers that
III. c. Barrow OF Clarksvillc, attorney for Sid
Wallace who is condemned to be hung. was
to make application to the Supreme Court on
Friday last for new trial in his case.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT to an Order of the Honorable
i Circuit Court Of Craw ford made at the
september Term. 1873 ! viii sell to the high
est bidder. at the Court House door in Van
Buren,, within the hours of judicial sales, on
the
lst Monday of January, 1874,
the following described Real Estate, belong
ing to Josiah Foster, jr, decd to wit:
The + i5ofS W "A Sec 2 5 w 4 Of NV i,
w N of ) Wa ; f 4 of ) W p Sec II,
Township s Range 81 west. Also,
41th interest in lots Band 10. and
all of lot !, block /, in : f
Of ; W See l3, TO, X
% west in log town.
These comprise some Of the best lands in
the County. with Improvements on part
Terms of sale. ouc-halt cash down; bal
lance six months credit. Note with approx
ed security required. Must bring two-thirda
Of appraised value.
B. j. BROWN, Admir-
of estate Josiah Foster, jr deed
Nov %, 1873 I'd
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

GF We regret to inform the friends
of the Kansas City and Memphis, Mem
phis, Pine Bluff and Shreveport and 9th.
er projected railroads in Arkansas. that
the land aid bill, granting the lands for,
leted TO them for non payment Of taxes,
was passed ON the last rcading without a
quorum, rs appears of record on the
journals Of both Houses "A Araionche.
And both journals show a fraud The
reporters OF both city papers, at that
time, including the members who voted
for the bill, aud hundreds Of other wit
ncsses, will testify that the journals are
not correct. This was proved to the sat
iSfaction Of Judge Belden, in an appica.
ton for an Injunction restraining the
Auditor from the sale Of these lands 1t
the journals show what the Avalanche
states-we have not seen them-they
were changed, aud are false, and there
will be good opportunity FOR somebody
else to get to the peni,enliary for chang
iug records. L. Is Ga<ette,
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail
Road.

From the Cllrksville Enterprise of Satur-
day. We find new departure in the matter
vi the election of Directors:
Col. sol +. Clark. OF Little Rock til,d Il bi'l
In the johnson Circuit Court last Wednesday.
wuercin the County of johnson 1T. al are
,omplainants and o. A. lladley, W. ). Oliver,
Stoddard, Henry Page. ct. al. are Defend
ants, charging numerous and Prodl2iouss
frauds. in the affairs of the Little Rock and
Fort smith Railroad; and obtained tempo
rary injunction, restraining defendants from
voting any OF the Fisher or Boston stock, and
any other stock issued since the tiSher con-
tract was made at the meeting OF the stock
holders Of that road, now about to assemble
in the city OF Little Rock. The effect OF which
Is supposed to be. the displacement of the
pre-, ent stock gamblers, and restoring the
management of the road to the old share
holders. and an honest board OF directors
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
The Crawford County Lead Mines
later News.

EDITOR Press:
According to the promise Of the discevc-
erer of thi, mine, mentioned in my last letter
/ he came for me to-day, to visit and examine
/ his lead deposit. We mounted our horses and
after several miles ride, we came to the spot.
/ 1t was in the immediate vicinity of what is
called Rose Lake. On di.mouHting and walk
/ ing a few steps, | found the deposit. which
showed it,elf for about "a mile along the edge
Of the Lake Undisgui,cd, unadulterated lead
was there on the surface, In abundance. and
no doubt Such surface Indications it has
never been my lot to witness before. 1t was
beyond all precedent. stopped down TO dig
through the surface. to see what was beneath (;
while thus engaged an old man who lived
hard by came up to see What WAS going on.
After hearing my exclamation Of delight he
said:
Mister, do you want TO know where that
lead come from?"
Certainly, said /.
"Well" said he Z" that burned long " whisk-
cred Doctor from Van Buren, has been down
here every day for two months, with his StuF-
R-JehiHd- pD, lbrcech loader suppose and
been sEooten here all day long, at the ducks
on the lake; and its him that throw'd all this
lead on the shore; and blast me if he ever
got any game bct, but some kinglishers and
jay birds, except the dead ducks he buys from
Clanccy's boy to brag about in Van Buren,.
| suppose Mr.. Editor, it i, quite useless
to state, that quickly gathered up my in
struments and case OF chemicals and went
back To my home. / hope YOU have not pub
lishcd my first letter, thatyou will keep mum
about this one.
Dec. 1873 ITEM,
As we had published the first letter, it be-
tipn ia II
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
OBITUARY

Mrs. ENTITY Z. BRADBURY daughter OF
Or. l.. G. White, departed this life ON the
morning OF the 9th instant at the residence
of her father, in the 35th year of her age.
"She ia not dead but sleepeth. ~" She is not
FOR God has taken her.
Happy change for her She was n great
Sufferer but now is freed from all pain suffer.
ing, sorrow and death
She had not to walk through the valley and
shadow of death alone. Her Saviour. whom
she had trusted for years, was with heras her
stay and support
A devoted wife and loving, tender mother,
she felt a natural sOlicitudc Tor her husband
and little son and for their sakcS would have
preferred to live longer upon earth, but could
say Not my will tut thine ue done" In
view OF approaching death, could cNultugly
cNclam God i love- " In my Fathers
house are many Mansions As was to he
expected from a living faith her death was
calm and peaceful, like lamp that had
burned to It's socket and went ont because its
oil was exhausted Her faith was mistaken
to the last-having given herself to the 81.
yior in early life, She continued through much
suffering to trust Him, and when she mo, t
needed His presence, She tolt that He WIS
with her sustaining her in the hour and ar
ticlc ofdeath,
you to your loved ones God and Savior. us the
source OF all comfort and consolation, ana
urge upon you 10 follow her even rs she fol-
lowed Christ And when your task has been
finished, your work done, yea shall then be
permitted To rejoiu loved ones who have gone
before never m re to be separated.
" He walks with thee, that angel Mind,
And gently whispers; BE resigned;
Bear up. bear on the end shalt tell
The dear Lord ordcrcth all things we'll"
X.
At his residence miles northeast OF Van
Buren,, after a short illness, WILLIAM COLE
MAN, aged 81 years months and $ days.
lie leaves wife and five children, besides
a large number of relatives aud friends to
mourn his loss.
In the death of William Coleman, the wife
loses fond husband, the children loving
and atloclionate father, the surviving father
a dutifil son and the community an honest
and respectable citizen. W.
In Middlctown, Conn, on the lst Of Dee, WILL
IAN J. SrARp eldest son Of the late VIM. D. starr
aud former proprietor and editor Of the sentinel and
Witness Of that place, aged N years.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
PumCrON's Democrat.

Particular attention is directed to the fact
that for the New Year the subscription price
OF this paper is reduced, thus placing it with
In reach Of u larger constituency than ever
before. Special Inducements are offered for
large clubs. While the price is reduced, the
excellent features OF the paper have not only
been fully maintained, but in many respects
greatly improved and its promise for the f.
ture WAS never sogood. During The eventful
year of 1874 Pomeroy's Democrat will be the
best paper in the country for the farmer and
laborng man. 1t will be the witticst. boldest
new siest, and most complete in every depart
mcRt Only 81 year. NJ. NJ. PoMERoY. Box
52l7, n. \.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT to an Order of the Circuit
Court of Crawford County, made mt the
september Term, 1873, viii be sold at Public
Ncnduc, to the highest and best bidder at the
Court House door in the County Of Crawford
on the
First Monday in January, 1874,
within the hours OF judicial sales. the follow.
ing described Real Estate, belonging to th,
Estate of Nestor Forte, deceased, to Wit:
The W I OF the y + Il of Sec. %. and the
SM Of the \ " 4 Of See. ii,
Townships, ., y R3l West,
situate, lying and being in the County oI
Crawford aforesaid.
A part of this land ia cleared and under
fence. and has upon It good Dwelling Houst
and outhou>es. Ii l. situate on the Little
Rock Stage Road. about . miles from Van
Buren. and j. very desirable place.
Terms of Sale, Three months credit, the
purchaser giving bond and approved sccuri.
ty.
LUTHER y. HOLLIS. Admir- of
Estate of Nester Forte deed.
JrsSs TCRNEE, Attorney
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE
Van Buren,, Ark. Dee IL, lSI3N
VNHERE will he Nn Election held at the
/ usual veting precinct in the Incorporated
Town of Van Buren,, ON the Goth day OF De-
ccmher. 1873 for the purpose OF electing two
School Directors for Van Buren, School Dis
trict. to I'LL the vacancy caused by the eNpi-
ration of the term Of David G. Williams and
henry French. members OF the present board
Said School Directors to be elected for the
term of three years.
therefore, 10y virtue Of the power in me
vested, issue this my proclamation ordering
said election.
7. r. JOHNSON, Mayor.
J.. e. SoUTuMAYp, Recorder
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

lE- The Washington correspondent OF the
Little Rock Republican, pays Hon. WM. j..
lIyNEs, NJ. c., fom this State the following
handsome compliment:
"Col. Ilvnes Is destined to be one Of the
most popular men in Congress, as he is in
Arkansas He has hosts Of friends here. and
large accessionS are of daily occurrence lie
Is brilliant speaker; well yersed in parla-
nentary law, and will guard with Jealous
care the interests of the people Of his state
His political future i as brilliant rs the licay-
en- when lit up in meteoric splender.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

OLIVIA" says of Alexander II. Ste
phens: "wondsrful man! 1t may be said
that he once had body, but it has been par
e down until It Is transparent. You feel that
God isvery good to give YOU almost chance
to See naked soul"
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

eT- We acknowledge the reception of a
Mckinney. Texas, paper, from our young
friend d. X. Bourland, who is residing at Me
Kinney. containing the latest Texas election
news. 1t is most all democratic. Collin Co.
1900 democratic. majority.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
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ty Our old friend Capt Levi Chapman
steaming up to the Levee with hign- headed
Robert Scmple, in the interest Of the Trans
fer Company, Tuesday morning and went
down the next day. She had a gorgeous
mud olerk-at home in any position you may
mt him,
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givhn that will apply
y to the Probate Court of Crawford Coun-
tv, State Of Arkansas. on the first Monday in
February, \. ID. 1874, it being the first day of
the February term thereof, to sell the follow
ing Real Estate the property of Henry C..
Drnnen, deceased, to wit:
Lots No II and 10 in block No. l7-No. to
II inclusive in block Slots No. !. 2, 3. t. 3,
6. 7. 3, IL and l6 in block 2S-Lots. G, 0 10, IL,
II l3, and II in block 10 Lots No. to lG.
inclusive in block No. 33-Lots |, 3 3 4, and
6 in block Ga, situate in the town of Van Bu-
rem, County of Crawford. State of Arkansas,
and the n . of block No , >nd part of block
MOI, in Drennen addition to the town of Van
Buren, County of Crawford State Of Arkan-
Sas and n y of block No 2-and part of block
No in Drennen'S Addition to the town of
Van BuaGn-alSo the v fl - of \ W and +
= of \ W Il sec 81 r. II 81 containing ll3
75-l00 acres,
NV d Sec :, rs, 30 containing 100
acres.
NV isofSW a, Sec ., T $40 acres,
L = n W 4. Sec s, T s. K 3l-so acres,
n f "A ; Z Sec s, T s, K 3l-l0 acres,
W > OF n W /, Sec 2S, T 10, II 20--SO acres
SW i, Sec y, T 10, II 29-lG0 acres.
y W "A Of 5 L a, See II, T 10, r 20-4o
acres,
As the property Of the Estate of Harry c.
Drennen, deceased, to pay the debts of said
estate. II. c. ROBARDS,
Van Buren, Dec. ll,73. Admir-.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

ty Gen. Mcmahon Of Texas and OF the
confederate army, eloped from New York, =
few days ago, in company with Pauline Mark
ham, the very blonde OF Lydia Thompsens
burlesque opera troupe.