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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-05-14
M.-c. BAIRp.
ACCIDENT.
HARRIsBURG, Mas, h, 1877

pIhN1 aifANJ u q Aoivs Z
Editor Democrat:
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
as Mr.. John Wigle was on his way to
Harrisburg, he met with an unlucky
mishap. The circumstances as near as
l can obtain them are about as follows:
1t appears that Mr.. Wigle mad started
to town to do some marketing, and as
he lives in Lane county It was neces-
sary for him to cross the river in order
to get here, and the river was running
very high owing to the recent rains,
consequently the sloughs on the other
side of the river were dangerous ford
ing. When Mr.. w. arrived at the
bank Of the first slough, he plunged in
without q thought of danger. He i'm
mediately discovered that he had made
a grievous mistake, but it was too late
to turn back. The team became fright
ened, and were almost unmanagable,
but lie checked their fury long enough
togethis family yout of the wagononth the
bank But not so with tho horses,
they became SO badly frightened that
they plunged into deeper, water, and
before assistance could reach them they
were drowned. Great credit is due Mr..
TIT. Roach, our ferryman, for the as
sistance he rendered to the unfortunate
family in getting them acress the river.
The loss of the team falls heavily on
Mr.. Wigle, as he is poor man. but
he can thank fortune that he escaped
without the loss of his family.
y II r. r.
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be the best and safest investment that
could be made, and would vastly en-
courage people to settle among us.
We noticed among those from abroad
attending Mr.. and Mrs. Blain's tin
wedding, Mrs, ID. w. Wakefield and
Mrs. VanSchyler Of Portland, VIM.
Morgan Of Salem and .. P. Tompkins
of Harrisburg-all Of whom came la
den with appropriate contributions o.
tin. M
Who can beat Uncle Billy Baird's
shooting? We ourself have retired
from that business since deer ran
over US, one day in the Cascade noun
talns, and knocked our gun out of our
hands; but surely some ambitions
Nimrod ought to put Uncle Billy on
his mettle. Sies
If weishould win that prize diction-
airy tonight at the spell match we
earnestly trust nobody wlllfeelj jealous
of us. We have been training ourseli
for it on such words as spermetszoolo-
graph, kumformarrhoae, terglvefsom-
mariamistyc and other easy wsrds for
a starter.
Mrs. r. X. Warren, Of this city, was
last Sunday attacked with q severe
hemorrhage Of the lungs. Her hus'
hand tho prnfassor had inst left n dav
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rnsIlR uNDRUaI0NED, HAVING CLOSED
u adt pnlinepqi hn. ZEN on band one three
HfFnhlaH mako nf Ran frnhulsco, uak NaIa
Table a ~ good order having only iiren m ugt
nii1ut elfhican months Il has nl.u NainnyN
twelve dIiat ciIo rack. an IA good order, which
n ofIInfd fdF snIf olI0hn. The Table can p44 44n0n
AZ tho FURNITURE tI0fa di Or1M a VQllHN 1n
ff1nt r'fOot. Conaulf your IAipiral AuN rAli
nlIf. NNN TALL,
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IPKANIlVG Mill. M n
81 FsA ai1iai4 adI aolda agia
fi -1da4so4u 7T1in1eiya M i3iFdsr
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED M
NOW Ready ler masInesaI


They have recentIy given their PlAnine Mn
hauling and repairing. and greatly Increased
their facilities for doing work oy, puitingg N
new water wheel, new Shaping. mnchinos
and new Flaner and Matched. al made In
Oregon, BY Oregon mechanics, aud out Of Orr
gOn IRON The p1aner and mntcher afp dg-
pecinllV adapted 10 mktchlnR nooHnr and
Worklng rustic, which we make apeqlaliiy,
which We are now prepared 10 do Without any
delay, ~ we can changg our nlAohlqe from
and with our excellent waller power, aro ~
Why's ready 10 run any OF al our machinery,
We keep dpogs, sash and monldlnga always
on hand. or made toordeT with despatch. We
have made arrangements by which we are
now prepared 70 furnish sash and aash DOOR
prlmed and glazed 10 order ct very near Port
land prices, and propose 10 make Il the interest
OF builders 70 buy d home and ohc1uraaB'
home Industry, With our new Hhanef Fa arc
prepared 10 10 any kind OF circular or irregp-
lar work much better and cheaper than u has
We have tsu new Rrindsl0nesrOn0 fnf Tho
especial beneiit 81 those Wishing 70 grind axea
or tools OF any kind. 81 Il snts4N feti5r..W
In short We have spared neither money nor
labor IN itting up our shop for doing Rh Kinds
OF work In our line with nentnea6, chepDeh1
and dlspatchl and have matetiAlly reduced our
prices for work.
Al pr these Improvement We hope The pub
Us llc WI aPp.ecIets ane gys s lSesel snsgs
found On hang with gnpetqrt nssfha5s s,gss
ready " serve those Who favor uh With thef
,.da ~ g work s1a 4, PsEss ESes
\ TN TNGldN, viOnsbtf. glil .n44 ia.
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Only 100000 pounds of good wool
antea ior which intend 70 pay the
hlrhesl market price. For wool sacks
ami twiue Il will De % the Interest q
.he wooi-growera 70 enquire AZ n.
I,astu.s....- ..-..-.......-.--.-..
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gHdsE WHO ScnpEa fran nuFtolis llfliaflona
nchiHfI nnfnriueza. niid tnc 1l1fomnGf that
lninHN fnuliI an cllfrliilcc and lfurllT1d Stale
~ fih ayaitam. NllN|a lake AfNMN HftNA.
fAtifi4A. hnd eifnult rIit blood. Purge tul
flo iuflIue diltompfr that undffmInes tho
hfriih. art DE 9rlIiIrnHl tif0f viii niurn.
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@5 to 500 S aSs s,s..s. .sss'' x Ssllliss sss'ss
fooplo ~ both aexeg. Young and Old, mako
inlfa money nt Wark for "a, In thdlf uwn 10
caliiiea, durlpR their snane nluinrnte or An tho
tiDie. thahht my ihidf else Wennff EMPLOY
iNthi that viii pay handsomely Tor every
lpiir'a work. Full fafilcuiaIl. terms. &C., sent
lnfe sand IA rour uddrnF N nn % Nnr't
DELAY. Now iafhf NINE uunf lnnA fnr work
df h1alnraa elsewhere, until ytn have learned
Maine, fl1nlyl
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W c. Harper 4 %. VIII pay ihe
highest casii price fot i'll the wool they
can get, and would gespectFaHy Inform
everyboJs that they qhaveA5iDe stock
of general merchandise for sals very
low foEeash, Orto prompt paying GUS
TONERS on time, e7i sa1 .'
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OREGON. The oregon Granger this
week commences the publication Of a
series Of articles on Oregon, showing
up Its resources, climate, geographical
geological, meteorological and agrl-
cultural features In a most complete
and comprehensive form. Thiswill be
valuable feature Of the paper and
ought to commend II to the fullest pat
ronAge Of the public, Persons having
friends in the East who desire infor-
NATION Of our State cannot do better
than to subscribe for the Granger and
forwardltt To such inquirsrs,
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gSgRyIcEs Ar rUe PROTESTANT
EpIscoPAL cHURcm-The right Rev.
y. NYistar Morris, D. d., expects 70
hoill asrgiee IN tho congregational
ohuteii % Monday, May IS, at 7.S0, y.
H. Allfenaflsnre cordially iuyiledto
atteSd fMNltsGs 4t4sa
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nARRIsBURG GOSSIP.
HARR1sBuRo, May, 0, 1s7

HARRISBURG, May, 8, 1875.
Editor Democrat:
During the past few months, Harris
burg has shown unusual life.
The Good Templars are again in high
prosperity.
The Grangers seem in good spirits.
Thescanal enterprise is regarded as a
fact. 4
Warehouse Improvements are adj
vancing.
"A new Academic building is again
talked of.
PhfenoIogy has had a recent llIumi
nation under the sklllful hand of Prof.
r. d Kennedy. The Professors lee
lures are of the first practical impor-
tance And the DR. defines the mem
tai organism and reads character with
peculiar precision.
Prof Il. w. Wells is conducting his
oaoo,d tarm of nanmonsbin Mr. Wells
Is an adept in the Spencerlan system
and yopng man Of talent and force.
And Ms. Duniway has also been en-
Pertaining " Of late With series Of
lectures i9a'Ta'f'aR
MoreoYer,. arrangements are matur-
ing for startling d newspaper here. Z q 7
It appears that Mr.. Cochran has Ho'
only assumed an lotticious and dictoriai
attitude with respect toour prospective
Canal, hut that he shows the same
spirit towards the DEMOCRAT because
1t publishes commentator OF the
production Of DIR. Hendrix. Perhaps
the Editsr will atone for his error by
praising Mr.. G. a little. But, accord
ing to Mr. CochFan's sprniise, dldn't
Harrisburg have a severe tost In rally
ing talent enough to answer his tetter2
| tell youthe champion g, the Coburg
idea is not to be compared to the smaH
Yaquina and Harrisburg enterprise.
&c =
aDrsTRrssrxo.-Au immigrant fam
Inv have been for some time sick with
It6e measles IN this eity-all the mem
bars ~ tie family except the man
b,mssIf he,a,, raaaned 10 bed The
sIcE na,.o,is com nprised the mother and
mnr children one u whom-a bow
ahont eirbt Years old died last
Wednesdayg morning; and to make
matters worse. Tire father who has
been driAkiu0 y..ry, ha,d during the
siclrness ~ ,ha family. last Tneslay
mysser'ous,y u'saPpearsu' s'''cs w.,y' ~,
TIME no s'ulnes.el I h'sa =. nay ls'ellsu 'ue
e'S1resSeil lanpy vas'ous surnllsss '.lu.s.
are current a. y nls l,'.s' sums sukssS'
ing tnat he mas "iilu''y usset'e. 'us
iaml'y, olhers tnAt ne mas "nhueteu
on IN a drunken ias' and DINERS 1ha'
sne iol'o'H' "eSs''"'e anu ''e9''"e
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STATE BOARD Of IAHIGRATI0n,

WSOn THE PURPOSE on AFPORDIN0
~ Information 10 immigrants and iuientiq9
EmltfnniA 70 Oregon, now 10 foreign conn' flcn
and alstFr stairs, and Tor circulating guoh 10.
formation abroad ~ this hoard, ali persons ~
thla State having Farms and lands Inr sale n
Rent Or d8alroug ni forming Colonies VIII
nIoaao forward 10 thia Board ~ soon a. po1ll.
bIe uninilrd desGripfloua Oi their Farms nnd
Innda Location, Price md Terms Qf Sale, ~
conditions of rehilnEi and All persons dealIuua
of obtaining Agricultural Or other Aanufel.
Will plcase commpnlcatq direct Win tnH
~ innsructlbnn Of the Commissioner q I'm,
migration. WILLIAM ltNl
n2fwi
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SEAsoNABLE HINTS. .- Never allow
yourself to become delinquent sub
scriber to a paper. Pay in 7advanceis y
always acceptable. st iaa4s 81 lstaua
Don't ask the editor to insert o puff
of your business without paying for It
like q little man. aisssa a43 sssa8 a5
If you have business with my Of
the typos don't cau during composition
hours, for they are then earning their
bread and do not tibe to be disturbed,
Never borrow your neighbor's paper,
If in Strengthened circumstances save
up four bits q day until you get enough
to pay the price Of subscription. ag &,
DON'T dictate to an editor how to
run lis paper a,' s,uaGs.a' =
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ENRON AND AFTER pAIH tINYft v
lhar nailea ~ Ceupngy WV al1peIqh 4
bost fF6m Alb4ty 10 Corvallis Oh LuNeUAA
aud rnIDAY ~ each Seak. 2f4
Als6 hin dbpnlch 4 boat fspm Albany ~
pugilsnd aud lplernddlaia places ~ qame da1a,
isnvinr ComSioek a c8a wharf.
Fsli h rsdadid rates. ~. DspIhd5, 8
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Coon NEWS FOR EvERyropY.-N.
Baum returned last Saturday from
San Francisco with the largest stock
Of gOoda ever brought t-shls city, the
Belechnns nade Is tlie laleAi styles n
cuts aud styles in genis clothing and
furaishlne goods, ~ well as null stock
~ seaerai merchandise, wen selected
and . good assortment, which hs in
tends 70 sell hfcnrlng % the times,
Az low ~ any lpHlst lh liis cliy.
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nrOfirF js nEREDY GTvEN THAT THE
lM tldrkliUid1rfl ~ Ills orAnfe UniSn Conf.
Iany WI meet nt the uTansf Hall m mo city
n Aiba9y. fib1 cbaniy Oregon, o. w
7iiescloy, DE e0h ady cf nay, 1879,
n ons o'ciok b. w., II sald day Tor no purpose
Df,alactinR Directors Ann other nccessavy nfi
fierra, nDa eifeeflpg permanent nirniiOns
NNi ffHNIf u. ". CRAWFORD,
EItfrfatH. NfH CONN, II '...I
alA. sYLyFsfra cASoN
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BEAUTIFUL WoRKs OF ART. Mr..
J. N. Fisk is now canyassing this city
for the sale Of Prangs chromos, Of
which he has a most superb collection
and a great variety. Prang's are the
standard pictures in that most beauil-
full art, being up 70 the highest state Of
perfection; and MraFisk has the finest
Of Prang's copies. They are Of sufil-
cientIy large varietyto suit the taste
or conform to the purse Of any one,
hence Mr.. F.'s sales are very extensive.
He also takes orders for picture frames
Of all designs and patterns, which be
supplies at low rates. When not can
wasting he eah =ha= saund st the st.
Charles Hotel, Ii this city. Don't fail
to see his pictures.
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COMING THIS WAY. Y.--Afrs. Fanny
Morgan Phelps advcrtises in our col
umns that her dramatic company and
Capt. McDonald's trained Indians will
appear at the Opera House in this city
next Wednesday and Thursday eve
ning.s It is needless for us 10 say any.
thing Of Mrs Phelps troupe, as the ex-
cellence Of their performance always
assures crowded houses. The addition
OF the trained Indians (not Modoes
but very clever band who execute
military maneuvres in most graceful
and perfect way) will be material at
fractions which will materially aug
ment tie interest Of the entertainment
Read their advertisement and dou'i
forget the dates.
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For THE LADIES. ut IS generally
understond'thAt the ladies arc the best
FjIlges,of thAtwhicll suits them best--
or words to that eftect--and II that be
true, then they ought to call at Mrs.
Jennie Pdrdonfs fashionable millinery
store and inspect her goods and trim
mings. Sae has D superb stock and
most excellent taste In all the multi
fariousz matlipnlatlons Of the toilet,
hence. oyr1ady readers cannot fail to
bo pleased W purchasing at ller estab-
iishhent, Head her card elsewhsfe-
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TnE rARMER,s WAREHOUSE.
A1nANY. Nav. u. 1s75

Albany, May, IL, 1875.
~ The Stockholders Of Farmers Warehouse
Company, Albany:
GENTLEMEN; Are you aware that on the
18th day Of the present month next Tues-
day., there will be an election Of seven Di-
rectors to manage and financier the busi-
ness Of said Company during the next
year? There should be full attendance
of the stockholders, as there will be busi-
ness of vital importance to be transacted
during the term of office; and as there has
been considerable said concerning the pros
ent Superintendent management Of affairs
Of said Company, Isuppose he will tell the
stockholders how he lost twelve hundred
dollars, that might have been saved to the
Company. And how many trips to Port
land the stockholders have to pay for dur
ing the last year, saying nothing about the
thousand and one dispatchesthat have pass
ed overthe wires attheir expense,and yetthe
storers have not got the best price in town
for the wheat stored in said house. N4
These are questions suppose the Super
intendent Will try to answer. Also some
Of the stockholders would like to know
why the Superintendent father-in-law
bought up SO many shares of stock in said
house? Was it for the purposeof controll-
ing said election and placing said Superin-
dent in position againH / suppose the Su-
perintendent will answer all these guess
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RRIzEs AwAhbEp.-At the close of
PFoa Y y, oafflsons writing aehuol,
last faes.iAg eve, Che r)ilotihs pllrea
wereaearicil NJ. I. Elnnek chobio.
for vet wsllingi iiiam 0nlln an3
1iichaei kelly, tE5o cath isi hatl14
made the nlasl Improvement
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STILL THEY ME.-Last Wcdnes-
days train started OJt Of Portland
with about 80 immlgSaDts, who'wefe
scattered along az the several stations
along the road. About 50 Of them
stoppedAs this city. 10 our cillsens
not forget TO give them a welcoming
hand andRfnShdly yAvori of sympathy,
and all possible assistance. es,s
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YOUNG vERMOMTA =

WWyILL STAND THE ENSUING tfARu4
wv 10 comIneneo tho Ia of May and END
the IT. Of August. On M0pdAya Ava IueM
DAYS 40 solomon Bonds ~ Hnlaagl and
tie remnlndeT or The week a. NY fnrIns
ono mile south.caal of Ihuaont, e1u-ps
on All public days. when he Gan ~ qeeH A
Alnrnhall q Nchlneaefe livery nlnhle at Albany
This horse iga beautiful 1appib bay, yonia
old, " hands high Welnbn ahQ1t t1l pqHlld4,
aud was aired hy nelsnApl8 cal64laled lnol
ting horse, Vermont Hl1 nm fvNh f1nlr1 AZ
Waiianald Vermont and hla linanre n tsntaa
bhek through only four nenaFaI'1nn 10 &Ne
original Justin Morran. et au4.i. tli
IInna-s Single leap. siooi season, NnQi ln'
Farntr1 ere inyllad 10 mil and la4nulne lhln,
hnfno and hih stock 10 thgif entirA aai'NlAellen.
Grent care WIN BE- taken y Igdvqqi aoenlenl1i
bat Will moi 30 roaporq'nle ep1nlQ anf uea.'L
shall aia0 uut ho rt4p1nll Die should the t4A4N
hf taken away frpu the cnnntEFs fFaded ~. ~
w Y 1.Il AZ iHSIRiiiD5aiEBAn1TRR piubrisioE.
/. wfIuI IIIM|. "a Iii d.
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Hon DATD NEws0MG places Us
,iuider obligations for valuable weekly
contributions Wcihope'he wilt con-
,sldertlus asaf Invitation TO continue
them as long as he may please 70 70
favor US. We viii have d "Mournfnl
Tragedy" from his pen next week-an
episode Of the immigration Of 1861,
which wilIbe Intensely iasarsllhS 70
the early Oregon pioneers.
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RsoNy kNTEp. loo 900 pounds OF WOOL
for which, o, Fox a Bro. areprepared
to pay the highest casli price. They
salso take pIe6suie IN announcing that
'Ohe Of their Grm has justrettrned from
San Frnnclsco, with 4 large and we'll
assorted stock cf geltefaI piercbandIsc,
which they offer lower thanserorf for
cash or country produce, The public
viii doweil'by examIning their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They,
bsve large supply Of wool sacks and
twine for sate. 9gAm aTe .aSfla,'i
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AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Is to be the one now being erected by
slr. Newton Houston on his farm two
miles southeast of This city. II Is 70
De stories high, the stories connected
by winding stairway. The house is
to contain thirteen rooms hard finished
aud constructed with ail modern con-
renieDees The building is being erect
ed by Mr. Z. j. Burns aud other ear
penter, Slr. b. being the contractors
and Is to cost $1,000. It will gEdoEyl-
edly be one Of the iieatest residences
An tie county.
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PEKsoNAL--W While - Corvallis iass
week we lthe DEMocRAT family were
the guests Of Dr. ,. r. Bailey AMI bis
amiable family, where We enjoyed
TuAny oourissIes * lheiF tands The
Doctor has undoubtedly one 81 the
handsomesf houses 10 tie valley, and
Mrb. 2. and Mis- Coma arc among fls
INT attractions 70 tlie hirnnger guest
in this most charming household.
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Fixing Or. That prince Of tonsorial
artists, "a. Webi,er, has greatly en-
lnfged antLptwIy fdrnished his barber
shop and bath rooms, and now has one
81 tho naatest afd most attfactive ~
tabIishmenta in tlIe STATE. Such enter
prise deserves the fullest encourage
,...nt
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HoNEsTAs.

-
BRINGING HOME HIS DEAD.--A sad
consignment of freight passed through
our city on the south-bound train last
Monday. Mr.. Jas. McHargue passed
up on the train, taking with him to his
home at Brownsville, in this county,
the coffined remains of his two eldest
sons, William and John, who had died
in WaIla Walla Valley, and were being
conveyed home by their father for bu-
rial. They were both young men just
verging on the twenties, just stepping
across the threshold of responsible
manhood, when they were stricken
down by death and summoned to that
bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns. 1t seems that William, the eld-
est of the boys, while attending to his
fathers stock in the Walla Walla Vail
ley, was two months ago taken sick
and died; and John, hearing of his
brothers. death, left the old home at
Brownsville and hastened to Walla
Walla to look after the stock which his
brothers death had left uncared for;
and he, too, fell a victim to some fatal
disease and last week died. The father
was up there assisting John to take
care Of affairs, and as this double stroke
fell upon him he disinterred the re-
mains of the elder son and brought the
sacred ashes of both his loved boys to
the old homestead for burial. 1t was q
sad cortege and one which the casual
observer could scarcely behold without
dropping the sympathetic tear in pity.
FIRE0IEN's PICNIC. We are pleased
to be able to state thai our Albany Fire
men have very judiclously as we think
reconsidered their determination to
have steamboat excursion on the 21st,
and will, instead, engage in grand
May Day Picnic at Hackleman's Grove
the loveliest place for vernal cele-
bratons in the world A general invi-
tation 10 firemen of the State, to Gran
gers Of Linn, to our county and city Of
ficers and to the College and schools Of
our city, has been extended, and Q
grand parade, address by Major J.
II. Herren, volunteer toasts, music
base ball, eroquet and other aInusc-
ments Of the day, the whole to close
with ball at Pacific Opera House in
the evening, to be under the manage
ment Of efficient committees. If the
weather is propitious, this will be one
Of the most enjoyable gala days in the
history Of our city.
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/ See advertisemcntO OF superintendent
J. X. Charleton for bids for the con-
struction oftbe Lebanon bridge we
have not heard a rhdrmur Of dfssatis-
faction at the action Of the County
Court in granting the appropriation
for this enterprise. & atf fia'tf "a
The old building which has stood for
% years on first street, opposite Thomp-
sons harness shop, was yesterday NOV
ed out and carted Off up Ferry street to
sam. young's lot, where i q to be MI
hoIstered and occupied as a business
house of some sort.
When one looks around and secs
hundreds Of dougbheads getting Flch
doing nothing, while he Is working
like slave for his daily bread, we tell
You what, II makes a fellow feel as
though the butter Of this " 10 gas
spread by a stgpmolhsr.
About 50 Immigrants, being unable
to ind houses, have gone into camp NJ
Che lower end Of the city. we hops
our citizens viii 10 down and see tbep,
mingle with them and AFFORD them Al
necessary Information a. % securing
loeations and employment.
I Our New Fopudiand pup has struck
q bonanza ID The grub line. .Xcpilege
sophomore accidentally dsopPed ises.
says at opg gnte last Pri,las sRd yoY
ought 70 have seen that hungry CaB-
sius light onto 'fip. We fxpect ~
dog 70 graduate aext commepcemept
There Is great scarcity oi.dwellini
liouscs 30 our city aid rents are very
high. Why does iiot.hbme Cfour weah
liy citizens build lot % good airy
eonrenient ie.pment honsesg u w0uis