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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-20

The manufacture OF ice has com.
menced in Augusta, Ga. The ice is ma.
nufactured from the river water. con,
pleteiy purified by double distilIation.
Water for cooling purposes can bo oh.
taIned, however. from wells dug on tho
promises OF the company. A now and
larger ice machine has just been erected
by the company. aud artificial ice to the
extent OF ten tons q day, if necessary,
can DO manufactured. This new indus.
try, the patent for which il OF French
origin. appears at last to have fai,
prospect Of success at Augusta aud New
Orleans.
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Headquarters National Guard.

= STATE OF sob I'll oARoL1NA,
c,, CoIuMnIA.R q: O., April 1s, 1878.
SPECIA l. ORDERS, 10. %.
The following Special Order, having been
L received fron5the. kdjutent and Insp pector-
Generals Office. is 8ereby promulgated for
| cerned: -.
HEADeuAnrERs souzf CAROLINA MILITIA,
ApJT AND IKsrEoT9n- GENERALS OTs1oz,
COLUMBIA. 8. o.. April l8, 1878.
SpECIA L ORDERE, NO. az.
!. On the recom mnendation OF the Msjor-9e-
state, tho folloRisE promotion and appoint
mont 10 hereby ina Sf1o, viz;
Jacob 3. Beck 10 be First Lieutenant and
Adjntant Of thasEighth Regiment. National
t';mard State Of South Carolina. to fill an orr
;naIs lie will bo qboycd and respected accord
by order Of his Excellcnoy tho Governor
and OOmmander-in-C Chief.
tSigEedl H. W. PURVIS.
Adjutant. and Inspector G GenerAl.
BY command Of Major. GenerAl 2. B. Elliott.
JAMES KENNEDY,
Colonel and As.istsht Adjutant-G sneral.
Apr 202
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Vital statistics recently published in
Europe go to confirm tho received OPT
nion TINT the duration OF human life is
longer than in past centuries. In the
city OF Geneva. Switzerland, registers
have boon kept OF the yearly average of
human life since 1890 In that year it
was twenty-five years six months. at
present it is over forty years. The
tables compiled by life assurance con-
panies in England, and adopted in this
country, show q similar result. In The
fourteenth century, the average annual
mortality in the city Of Paris was one III
sixteen. It is now about one in thirty
two. In all England in 1890 the rate of
mortality was one in thirty three. Now
it is about one in fo1ty.two.
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NEW TRIUMPHS!~
The SINGER" Again Victorious /! !!


0NHE statistics from sworn returns OF tho
Il sales Of Sewing Machines in 1879, (re.
MANU- GfAcTGsiNa nVS coMRANY MA i8e sod sdSoE9 aza1
Jorfy:6oe thousand more Machines than anu
other Company, and over bnt quarter Of I'll
ten Of said Singer Mach has we're for rAn1L1
1ae-provinE the greef popularity OF the
Singer in the household. Annexed arc tho
sales Of the leading mskers:
o,a The Ass SINGER IN Msduf oturing Company sold
,oIS whasleE iaa sS %,|s9n ohpany
,.f HSwe Sc" Machine Company testimatsd) sold
chimes.
chiss.. RS"s''i' seYds Machine aold 4s.sS4 Ma
ohindse Mi1son ssg'hs Machine sold 1,; 22as' Ma
q; Gsil .ndsseo the sIAeRa. Before buying.
oe3Ss HGs3pR on hAsP p RtSsss: gSlIm BIZ, 9; q;
April IU TIA WIN. ]. WAY, Agent.
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HoTEnt ARRIVALS. april 10. ls7s.-
Hendrie Rouse-F E Smith, Yorkyille;
Dol J L Black. s G; E R Sanders, Sum
ter; B F Bynum. Germantown, Mo: E
Il Boozer, Isaac Sulzbacher, city; H4D
Hamiter. Littleton; Ohas B Tyson. 'H
Robertson, Baltimore; Willis :MiokIe,
Camden. 7@7.','
Columbsa Rotel-A J Carson. N @: W
J Sprinkle. city; " " Harliee, Mar e
Bluff; F Ravenel, 8 O.; j W O'Brien,
Charleston; T Steen, oity; Miss EIiaa
GcCvscEen, Thos Clark, Chic; T n
Pratt. Miss T Fl Dreher, N @; j Phil
lips, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs s A De.
vens, Mass; NJ s Anderson, Aiken; @ K
Knowles. N Y; W F Nance. Newberry: !:
J 81 Walker, Va; L Hagood, SC.
WAeerler House-D L Turner, Edge
field; Il NJ Cleaveland, Miss H G Oleaye-
land, Mrs j B Cleaveland, nurse and
child. Tennessee; W M Nelson, Winns-
boro; Fl A Morrison, Virginia; B Raw
Field. Union; B 3 Hightower, Windsor;
Q @ Bowen, Charleston; w E Earle.
GreenvilIe; III Baum, T II Clark, Oam.
den; Wm Gregg, Charleston; Il Gar
geli, New York; A A " M Taylor, s @;
I b johnson, Sumter; O W Goss.
Baltimore; A @ Lsughlip. Anderson: j
Dominick, Lexington; O Massingale, "
Bradley, Augusta; A G. Goodman,
New York; W D Smith, Charlotte; Mrs
Laurian, Mrs G Grant, Liberty
Hill; Mrs D l. Turner, Edgefield; Col &
Jones. Rock Hill; O a Darling, city; J
3 Dilworth, Master Dilworth, Philadel.
phia; " A McAllister, Ohio; Dir aud
Mrs d 3 Jewett. Boston; $ Il Hays.
Cincinnati; J G Gibbes, wifo and nurse,
Florida; w Fl Trescott, Pendleton.
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The LAVA BEDs.-Mr. Jesse Apple
gate, one OF tho Indian Commissioners,
gives the following graphic description
OF the t'lava beds" which figure SO ex-
tsnsiyely since the beginning OF the Mo-
doc troubles:
''The stronghold of the Modoc In.
dians is 'prcdegap (an irregular vol.
canic surface) OF the most extensive and
elaborate description. 1t occupies. with
but few intervals, 100 square miles. II
you can, Imagine smooth, solid sheet
OF granite ten miles square and 500 feet
thick. covering resistless mines OF gun
powder scattered at irregular intervals
under it; that these mines arc exploded i
simultaneously, rending the whole field
into rectangular masses, from the size OF
matchbox to that OF church, heaping
these masses high in somo places and
leaving deep chasms in others. Follow
ing tho explosion, the whole thing is
heated mp to point when the whole be-
suffered to cool. The roughncss of the
upper surface remains as the explosion
left it, while all below is honey.combed
by the cracks and orevices G .used by tho
cooling Of the melted rock. An Indian
can, from tho top OF one of these stone
pyramids, shoot a man without exposing
even square inch of himself. He can,
with duo hnste, load and shoot q ommon
muzzle. loading rifle ten times before q
man can scramble over the rocks and
ohasms between tho slain and the slayer.
II, at this terrible expense of life, force
dislodges him from his cove, ho has only
to drop into aud follow somo subtorra.
mean passage, with which he is familiar,
to gain another ambush, from whence il
will cost ten more lives to dislodge him,
and go on ad intinitun,."
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DEsERTRn ARsRsrED. Detective Jar,
Canton. OF the United States service,
came to this city yesterday, from Colum
bia. s. O., and with tho assistance of the
police arrested man named Schneider.
the driver Of q str 1t car. No. 3, as q de-
sefter from Company H, 18th United
States Infantry. Schneider deserted last
July. he is also charged, we under
| stand, with having killed man in South
| Carolina. He was delivered to the com
mandant at the Arsenal.
[Augusta Constiiutionalisl.
PROPOSED COMPROMISE WITH CUBA
IA report was circulated in New York
on Tuesday, that tho new Captain Gene
ral OF Cuba will endeavor to effect a
compromise with the Cuban patriots,
and that he had beon empo wered by the
authorities at Madrid to restore to the
widows and orphans of Cuban patriots
the property seized from the former on
account of their relatives taking mp arms
against the Spanish Government.
At meeting OF the directors Of the
Chester and Cheraw Railroad Company,
held in Lancaster on Tuesday last, the
following of6ceas were elected: Presi-
| DENT. A. Hnsselline. Directors
Lancaster-W. Stevens, W. A. Moore,
j. B. Irwin; Chester-A. II. Davega, II.
Hotfeat, Col. Wilson; Chesterfield-C.
Z. Maloy, W. A. Evans, - Miller.
Secretary aud Treasurer j. Wither.
spoon.
Among tho Easter offerings this YEAR.
that of Christ Church, Baltimore, on St.
Paul and Chase streets, stands pre- emf.
ncnt. The church was in debt to its
building fund $50. 900, nll Of which sum,
covering the entire debt and interest,
was generously made up from voluntary
contributions by members Of The church.
The new Christ Church is thus fairly
started on lis good work completely mn
encumbered.
Yet another loop hole of cs,npe for
mnrdercrs has been found ont. The
latest "doIgo" is to 10 the deed while
asleep. 4 boy hns been killed in Can
dia, N. H., and youth is suspected OF
tho deed who has been in the habit OF
walking in his sleep, armed with danger.
GUS weapons. The plea Of somnambu-
ism will he added to the long list OF
"defences.
| DEATH OF Nh JAMES II. STEWART
Ii is with regret Tint We announce the
death Of this gentleman, which took
Plnco at the reside co OF DR.. A. Mcleod,
in this County, on tho 2i instant. He
had sufered with carbunclo on the
neck for several weeks, but was not con.
sidercd in dangerous condition until
n few days before his death.
Marlboro Times.
Late dispatches state that yellow feve,
still prevails 10 Rio Janeiro TO fearful
extent, and forty or fifty victims day is
tho average prey OF yellow jack. .
Livery public means has been taken to
stay tho progress Of the disease, but The
unfavoroblo climate and the general in.
efficiency OF the citizens do not retard
The aconrge pcrccptibly.
The dwelling of Mr.. o. V. Motts, in
Camdon, was destroyed by fire on
Wodr osday last. Tho residence Of Mr..
w. j.. Ostcen. in tho same County, was
destroyed by fire on the same day.
General Early is talked Of thus carly
Tor Governor of Virginia. Should ho be
elected. it would bo "thc year of Jubal
E."
On Sunday morning last. there was q
killing frost in Pickens; every kind oi
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The following correct and intelligent
article is from the Boston Post of the
7th instant:
"Ihere are rumors that the so called
ku Klux of the Southern States, in
which category aro included all the oriui.
nal citizen, without regard to age or
sex, who are unable to acknowledge car.
pet-bag governments, monstrous State
debts and rninous taxation unalloyed
blessings, are to enjoy surceasc OF
prosecution. There are mora than !, 900
cases now pending in the United States
Courts against persons ind cted for vio-
lating the Enforcement Act and similar
offences; but the Attorney General gives
notice that further proceedings will be
suspended if everything continues quiet.
This evidently indicates that the bloody
chasm can be bridged for time, and
oven the Administration can hardly af-
ford to wantonly pursue course Of rank
injustice where no political capital can
result from it. AS campaign string
the Kn Klux agitation was vigorously
pulled and no matter how heavily or in
discriminately it's hardships might fall,
there was no interruption of tho re-
morselcss policy. But it has now done
40 ono .no mHcolueEy may rest
until new shibboleth is wanted 10
make terrified countrymen fear for their
safety and vote against the threaten
wrath to come. Justice, however, will
be only half done by stopping the
wicked prosecutions that have been con
Quoted for so long and are still in con-
uition to be resumed at any time. The
Albany penitentiary contains men who
should receive the Presidents attention
Immediately. Ku Klux oan hardly be
less worthy Of mercy than repeaters and
murderers, and while Gen. Grant was so
near, looking after the interests of New
York, it would have been easy as we'll AS
oommendable for him to pass on to AL
bany and deliver the passports OF free
dom to men who have never deserved
any ythiDg else."
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Taxpayers, Take Notice!

Tax-Payersx Take Notice!
EXEOUTIoNs foy6IETEAXRs viii ba q.
~ sued immediately'af fter May 15. All do.
lnquents will, th0fe16re, notice, that to avoid
the cost OF executions, payment must be
made basore thu SAte
By order of he Aisyor.
.ns;1 G1HAR4Es IA DARNgM etty Treasurer.
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AuO1k9n 8a1e1.
T6uable Lot. rr
By s91BELA& RzELL~
y MhospA Ds s :a 1 5n'tAIn. Is e. a. A.
highest bidder,J 'A'
y That valuablYLOT, U6udipg "oarolina
haH; Tsrrts on xb; ths SoIsh @ sIeSa PIeis street.
Hn.S Hn1wn Sstseaie. Sr inforApation. apply to
oeloeIe q Ezell. April IL tuthm
Bacon. Lard. Cneess, etc.
BY THOMkSSTEEN.
On TUESDAY MoV&TNa. Anrii % A. IN
o'clock, will seH front OF mxeSore.
10 goo lbs. Bso999smoked-.pddry Try ssited,
Mlli pc oHered IN 9s to suit Pnroh ssers. Also,
lor Stove. Snr "a
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TEMrERANcE LECTUnE

Prof. DeVfn. Of Ntw York,
DRAOF1CAL YHRENOLOHIST, in Irwin's
L. Hall, On MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 O'Clock.
Admission, 2l&ents. Apr 90
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Time is Money,

Cheap, Quick and Sure Roufo G| 1rnpel, bu
Wdtha'ia, $. o., to Atlanta, Georgia, and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE MEANEsT MAN,-Max Adeler
says 1t turns out, after all, that the
meanest man is not the man we refer.
red to as having split up his first wiies
tombstone. Burrows is even meaner
than he. Burrows was an inveterate
tobacco chewer, but as his wife detest-
ed the practice, and made home tenn
pestuous and stormy for him when he
indulged in the habit there, he always
chewed when away during the day,
and declared to his wife that he had
stopped permanently. But one even
ing, upon entering the front door and
drawing out his handkerchief, he acci-
dentally pulled outhis paper of tobac.
60, and without noticing II, left it ly.
ing on the floor When Burrows sat
down to his tea his wife walked IN
with the tobacco in her hand, and
looking Burrows firmly in the eye,
said: "Do you know who that belongs
to?n
With great presence of mind Bur.
rows turned scowling to his oldest
boy and said with a severe voice;
"Immortal Marsl Is it possible
that you have begun to chew tobacco,
you young reprobateP Where'd you
get that nasty STUFF What d you
mean by such conduct, you young vii
ainS Have nj 1 told you often
enough to let tobacco nloneY Com. |
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sC1ssoRINGs.

An ex-type-setter out west signs
himself Nom -Compositor." He is
evidently non compoS.
Notwithstanding all they say
against it, there is not an editor in
the State who would refuse to receive
"back pay"-from subscribers
Nebraska has soup river. If that
stream only meandered through Bos-
ton, how the charitable societies of
that town would ladle it out to the
poor
The latest instance afforded by a
fond mother of her sons cleverness,
is said sons correcting her for saying
he was all over dirt. He said the
dirt was all over him.
II is fashionable for the bride to
throw bouquet at the bridegroom,
at the conclusion of the marriage
ceremony. In few years the bou-
quet will be made of broom-corn.
"You Abe Linkum. tell Ben Butler
to bring Lysses Grant in out ub dat
sun dis mint, or I'll tan you to death.
Dat child might git sun stroke for all
you mean frog town niggers I'D
keer."
A man who sent his wife to place
on the Jersey coast because he heard
the dumb ague was prevalent there,
is greatly discouraged because she
has returned with the chattering kind
instead.
A darloy gives the following roa-
son why the colored race is superior
to the white: 'All men are made of
clay, and like the meershaum pipe,
they are more valuable when highly
colored."
An Irishman, who had just landed,
said; "The first bit of mate 1 ever
ate in this country was q roasted
potato, boiled yesterday, And if you
don't believe it, I can show ii to ye,
for l have it in my pocket"
Abominations at seaside hotels:
Matches that won't light, soap that
won't wash, towels that correspond
in size to napkins, flies in soup, sand
in water pitchers and looking glasses
ffearfully and wonderfully made
In small New England town |
druggist was surprised and disturbed
to receive at the hands of dirty /
looking customer the following pre- J
scription: "Please give the bara (
sumphin to fsich him fifteen cents I
worth" i
AsClay county, (Ky.) auctioneer 9
pulled out a revolver and announced: y
''If any man goes frolicking around {,
while this sale is going on, ! shall !,
his career. Put them shot 9
guns over by the wall an leave 'em b
thar2" !
Here is chance for the girls, A :,
Pottsville 'patient" adyertses; Fair i
Ofcer-To the public-I have too I
many boys, and no girls. Two boys q
came to my house this week. They \
are twins. I will swap one or both I
Of them for girl i !,
II was Portland chap who, after .,
coming to a railroad crossing the
other day and reading the sign
isLook out for the locomotive.
alimbed to the top, and on gazing c'
down the track, wanted to know, al
wherein thunder the old thing :
was.
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OREGON DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.


44u
1ae Democfofic Parry Of tho State Of Oregon
IN rofrtfiidn dssemtled do declare.
rhntAyc recognize and support the legal
and cnnetltutionnl nuthoritv III the Fedora
Government. but insist upon tho strict con
etrnctfon M flih Feflnr1i fnnslifntion "a npee .
snry 10 fhe DreE6rvafion II fhe inherent righi,
AZ f'he neonles fhhf ,vc on,,ose cenfraiizafior
as the most lneidious ard DANGEROUS enem,
al nonular rirhfe and will continual n az
notince HI in eve " s,,,ige IN which ID NAV an
near. ami fhe saverol denartn,erte ~ am Got,
ava ,os,t II, III setfi1,, s,,,eree IN
der fhe fonslitnfion ana n NJ afteinhf Nv anX
one OF the to usurp authority is destructive 81
the Constitutionaf rights and independence d
fheothera a ,d eho,,id 10 ralected "a ia oro,,,
10 oivii iIl,ertv ~ %
q That iusfice demands a revision OF oul
tarlYinyvs with 4 view Ia secnre revenue alone
@n ,,1t X W., ! y, y, ,,,,,,it II ,f,,rrai ~,
fhe henefit of nartieniar intcTests Ind to IN
tietriment Of The laborlng classes OF the com
flhat the wealth of the country Is the pro
d,ct ~ iabnr and fhat we hearfiiv fovor sp,,cb pJ
ineislation ~ has fnT its obieei t6e nrotection
ns9d7 7el,,,fort II tha rroinrino ma lahorif Il
elaeeas Canital rotdcfs itssiF whiia iahor iS
ifs nuneross and sliversified forms neede am
fllnst have tho fostering care of prudent and
elsiiifai aI M is tts tr,,s
AZ mis- line when the nrofits ~ nr9dnetinn -
heing swaiin,ved ,,n ~ o,tnrt,d,ota ratee !
transnnrtafion Y
lative control, Those created 6v Gongreess
shonld he resfricted a nd confroliad Rv f'ontreeS
and those nnder STATE laws he snhiecf f6 IN
eontrol n the States creating them. and All
corporations should be- sd co1troiled rs to nre.
vent them from becoming engines al onress
I'm s,d aiso tha ,,r,,,artSy ~ III it
Ehonid be- assessd nd taxsd AZ the sd|ne rate
as fine nronerfv n indivfdt,als
s. That we vlatv with ereat anprebension
the ,videsnread rorrntfdn and ifiieiionss;i,
that has recentIv r1ari,ed nnr nnblic ser,,ics
ana considerino as sharnef,ii and ininnitnns
the recent aet ~ Conpress eranfinf an Increase
81 saiaries We demand its iinmediate reneaI
and We denoinee every member 81 Congress
DeInocraf or Rennbticon yyho s,innorfed tbe
measure ana also the President ofibe Tinited
Sfates bv whose annrovai The infomo,1s act
became law. 80 49,
n M y ~ .i, = a., e ~ r,ot,,a. u, ,,, 80
nv the bsoat y, S,y IN M np ny
dSsired bv her 5eonle md having no titIe
tghoteyer fo r1iie them ,1,s a finrn NJ vinlntian
or her rights under the Federal Con siifntiors
4 That every denartment of the Govern.
nent being in the hands OF tho RepnhIicons
thew are iusflv resbonsible for the evils ana
wrongs in leslslaffon and adminlstrotion n
which the coiintrv cnnnlaina -
8. We are opnosed 10 prantinp bv the Gener
al flovarn N ~ s,b ns ~ ~ SsiI 49,
to i,nnot Ghinasa sIa,n W or sras d ,,a
S,a,ai,1d ,, - ~ o,ii stOta, uliu w
traat VIII f,,l ~ ', " Lto
IN t, VIZ w " ~ VII eteceay cuI
W. Asie,n do,,n y Ciiissv y T
tinr ~, az Snsae9s eh
y, t s of9 ~ VI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
EENER AND AQUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured i9r my cents Ihsss FsIr
sS1 nSd Asus, and ali cibsr MalaOul, Bilious sGIls
Typhod, yellow, and other FsyeTs SsidSd By hAn
Ways PILLS. so quick a. kADmAn2n ,a u n,I-t,i'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLV-
ENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat, Urine,
and other fluids and juices Of the system the vgor Of
fs for Il repairs the wastes Of The body with and
sound material. scroiula Syphilis Consumption, Clan
dular disease, Ulcers In the Throat, Mouth Tunorl,
Nodes in the Glands and other parts Of the system, Sore
Eyes, strumous Discharges from the Ears, and the worst
forE Of Skin diseases EruptIonS, Fever Sores, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelai, Acne,
Black Spots Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers In
the Womb and all weakening and painful discharges,
Night sweats, Loss Of Sperm, and all WASTES Of the
life principle, are within the curative range Of this won
der Of Modern Chemistry and few days use will prove
to any person using 1t for either Of these forms Of disease
itI potent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing, tuo
ceeds In aTresng these wastes, aud repairs the same
with new material made from healthy blood-and this
the SARSAPARlLLlAN will and does secure.
Not only does the SARsAPARLLIAN REsoLvESr excel
all known remedial agents In The Of Chronic,
Serofuous, CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin diseased but II il
the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
SiOppage Of Water, Ineonnenee Of Urine, BHghpl Dis
ease, Aluminium, and in all caees where there are
brekdnst deposits, the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed
with substances like the white Of egg threads like
white silk, there morbid dark bilious appearance,
and white bonedust deposits, and when there i Prick
Ing, burning sensation when passing water, and pain in
the Small VI the Back and along the LolnL Price, SlOO
WORMS.
The only known and Remedy for WORMS
PIN, TAPE, etc.
1tGnlOr of 12 Fears GFOlOth
Cured Gy RGd,cdy's RESIDENT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
ADV vERTIsEM ENTs.

w. II. GEARmART, Proprietor.
Having permanently located IN Albany, In
IN Chcadlo's building. on the corner OF First
and liroadalbin streets. i viii be hnppy 10 ac-
commOdate all my old customers and as many
new ones az may see nt 10 give me call I
will keep all kinds OF choice meats-bocf. NUT.
on, veal. and bolognas. ysn52yl,
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Grandma (encouragingly) "And
what will you be, Harry, when you
grow up2
Harry: "Please, Gran'ma, I'd like
TO be al organ grinder with monk
sy."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

What did the spider do whom ho
came out Of the ark? He took a Ay
and went home.
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