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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-18
RED HoTs.
JUNIORS

The next game which came on to be
heard was between the "HomoIetics,n =
of Corvallis, and the "College Juniors,' =
of Salem. Some splendid playing was
done in this game on both sides, but
the "Homoletics" seemed to be the
better trained of the two, and succeed
ed in getting away with the game in
pretty good style. Some exceptions
were taken by the Corvallis boys to
several Of the rulings Of the umpire,
Mr.. Belt, but as we are not very well
read in base ball tactics we will not
venture an opinion. Following Is the
score.
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re Females.

When female Is AFFLICTED with disease, rs
weakness OF the back and limbs, pain In the
head, dlmness OF sight, lOssO muscular power,
paIpitAtlOn or the heart lrrtabilty, nervous
eral debility, all diseases of the womb, hyR-
terla, sterlllty, and all other diseases peculiar
10 females, she Ahould 60 or write At once 70
DIR. W. X. DOiIERTY, at his Medical lnNtl.
tute, and she Will receive every possible relief
and help.
Let no fnise delicacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately, and save yourself nom painful
suffering and premature death.
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OBITUARY..

G0LTRA.- In this city, on the 18th day OF
June 1915, OF typhoid fever, MISS EVA. Il.
GoLTRA, aged II years, months and days
Deceased was born In Linn county, Oregon,
on the 81 day OF February, A. d. 1865. She
united with, and was baptized into the fellow
ship OF the First Bsptist Church In the city OF
Albany, on the first Sabbath in September
1871 receiving baptism at the hands OF Elder
r. C. Hill, on the second Sabbath In the same
month. On the Goth day of September, 1874
she promised her hand in marriage to Thurs
ton P. Hackleman, 10 which she earnestly and
steadfastly adhered to the time OF her death.
at one time during her recent illness, when
asked by her mother II she was prepared to
die, she replied that she was. She was also
asked what word she wished TO have sent to
Thursion. who was then East OF the noun
tains, to which her reply was, II have only
one word to send, and that is this, tell him 70
meet me in Heaven" This was the word she
desired to send 10 all her friends. When asked
II IL alarmed her when any one talked TO her
of death, her ansrer was, "No. mother, II
doesn't alarm me-" At times in the early
stages of the disease she seemed 10 be entirely
rational, talking OF these things as only q
christian can talk. Her sickness commenced
on the 10th day OF May and continued 81 days,
during which time she patiently endured all
those suffenngs with all the.fortitudo and for
bearanco Of chrlatlan soldier. While in
health she devoted great portion Of her lels'
ure hours to the advancement OF the cause OF
Christ. Soon after her conversion she was
assigned a class in the Sabbath school, for
whose interests she labored with untiring en-
| A. ~. k,a a. n
| dear friend whJSe love can scarceiy be re-
placed. In the prayer meeting she fclt herself
at home, confidently speaking Of tho many
services OF a crucined and risen Savior. In
one OF these meetings Just prior to her Illness
she repeated the words OF the apostle. In which
he declares az follows "For lam determined
not to know anything among you save Jesus
Christ and Him crucined," as testimony OF
her love and devotion for the cause Of christi
anity.
Dear Eva good bye. Your rest in Jesus IL 40
sweet. How could we call you back when we
remember that II was the will Of "IIim who
doeth all things well, /" to call you home. We
do mourn our loss but not a. those without
hope. Our hearts are sad and we feel, oh 60
lonesome when we look out into the pathway
of the future and know that without the noble
Influences OF your gentle voice, withoutth gen
tie pressure Of your hands, without your com
panionship in somany walks Of life, we will
be compelled TO wander alone until around US
too, the night Of death will cast her RhadowS
mantle. and until God shall call us out OF thii
midnight darkness by that same sweet voice
that welcomed your coming. We hope soon Il
come, dear Eva, To that beautiful land wher'
you are so sweetly resting, once more to heal
that same sweet voice, To press that same pur'
hand, and with you to praise him who pait
the ransom on Calvary's Cross. 7.
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TnANKs.- while at Corvallis last

THANKS. While at Corvallis last
Saturday We were made the recipient
Of the handsomest bouquet that ever
found its way into orr possession, for
which we now return our most gush-
INCEST thanks. To Ray that we were
happy would not begin 10 express the
state Of our feelings, "A The bouquet
was composed Of the rarest Of ioweu
and was perfectly gorgeous, its beauty
being only surpassed by that Of its fair
donor.
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CLOSED. The Albany Collegiate In
stitute closed on Thursday or last week
and All the scholars from other places
have gone home. The next Collegiate
year will probably begin in about slx
weeks. The annual meeting of the
Alumni was called for Friday evening
Of last week, but owing 20 the death Of
Mrs. Warren II was MT held
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Between KoarnY and Montgomery SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.

DIR. D0IIERrY'S Largely and Steadily In
creaslng Practice, which has constantly kept
pace with the unexampled Increase and steady
moval from his long established and we'll
known quarters, on the corner OF sacramento
and LeidesdOrff streets, in this city, to more
commOdlOns ana eliglbly located apartments,
at No. Gao Clay Street, where he has . spa
cious suite OF handsomely fitted up and cOh-
veniently arranged Examination and Consul
tatlon Rooms, Occupying the whole OF the two
upper storlesl which patients may at all times
visit, and see only the Doctor and his asals-
tants
With the most grateful sentiments OF regard
for the liberal patronage bestowed on him FOR
the past Thirteen YeArs. at his old office.
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WOOL WANTED.

P. c. Harper 4 Co. viii pay the
highest cash price for all the wool they
can get, and would respectfully inform
everybody that they have q fine stock
Of general merchandise for saio very
low for cash, or 10 prompt paying Gus
toners on time.
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ZELL's ENcYcLoPEDIA.-Tlie great
feature Of this work, which is now be-
ing canvassed for in this city, Is the
great amount Of information condensed
into volume We have been using
this work for several years and could
not well do without II.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

TNROM AND AFTER pATK UNTIL Yun-
thor notlss, the Cpmpany viii dlspstsh 9
Boat ffom Alhany 10 Cefvallis "a IuklDAI
and FRIDAY os eash Hoek.
Also will dispateh beat ifon Aibahy ~
Portland and lnlsTmsaiate rlaeea ~ ganp dayl,
leaving Comatoek 4 Coz wharf
Tsrs At reduced raiss. ]. D. RILHs
Dee. I0. 1871. Anpnk
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CASPMEEnKo. "A campmeeiing will
commence IN the grove on the Gala
poOIa west Of Tangent, on the l7ih of
this month. II will be under the aus
plces Of the H. IT,. Church, South.
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LosT.-Aboutt the first OF this month,
on the street between Mrs. Engllsh's
mIIllner shop and Thos. Mohteltl,s
residence, lace pocket dotted with
black beads, containing lace handker-
chief. The finder Will confer favor
by leaving II at this office.
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OF which the list Is numerous, and which are
mora closely connected with the general health
than the majority OF people are aware. Uh-
happy invalids for years persist IN concealing
their condition nom a motive originating in
mistaken delcacy, and suffer In silence until
their nliserles become too acute 70 be repreas-
ed, or have assumed form that renders heal-
ing both difficult and expensive. Tails latter
type OF afIiction manifests itself In the com.
plaint professionally known as syphilis, In all
It's forms and stages Seminal Weakness. aud
all the distressing forms Of aelf.Abuse, OF
0nanism; Gonorrhwa Structure Nocturnal
and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Dis.
easeH OF the Back and Loins, Inflammation OF
the Bladder and Kidneya, eie,, etr The num-
ber OF persons lliferng from these horrible Dis.
eases. in whom the Doctor has effected arad.
lcal cure, can be counted by the thousand, and
the voluntary certificates Ia his possession re-
ceived from persons he has relieved, arc
enough to satisfy all that tho Doctors skill In
the Treatment of the affections, enables him
to cure all curabla enGes, and in every Instance
give relief. Diseases which formerly banned
the medical skill Of the most learned and OK.
perienced Practitioners OF the healing art, and
were regarded by the majority OF Physicians
as utterly incnrnble, now readily Yield To mod
ern remedies, when prescribed BY the intelli-
gent Practitioner who makes the human sya.
TEN, and these special ailments, his constant
study and subject OF observation.
In no case Is publicity permitted except Al
the expreaa wish OF the patient and the Doc
tor confidently trusts that his long experience
and successful practice Will continue 10 insure
him liberal share Of public patronage. BY
the practice of many years In Europe and the
United statea, he Ia enabled TO apply the most
auccessfnl remedies against diseases Of oil
kinds
lie cures without mercury, charges moderate
| fees treats his patients In u correct and hon
orRble way, and has references Of unqueatlon'
able yeraclty, from, men OF known respoclabll
| ity and high standing In society. All parties
who may consult him by letter or otherwise
will receive the best and gentlest treatment.
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DrED.-Last Wednesday N. Wright
died after a severe illness OF several
weeks. Deceased was an old and re-
rpectsd citizen of Albany, and univer-
saiIy loved aud respected BY all who
knew him. He was buried yes.
terday by Western Star Lodge No. iC
10. @. r., of which he has been 2
consistent member for yean Peacs
10 HE ashes.
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Dr. Jayns's Hanasivs rills are helpful
also. in Skin Diseases, and for what il
known as "Imp@stv eS Ae Byood.s
They may be taken Il all times with
out danger, and while ualng them, you
may oat and drink as usual.
Prepared only by the PrOpristorn, Dn.
D. JAYNE a Son, philadelphia. and sold
by Crane 4 Brigham, Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, and by Drussisla gane-
rSEy.
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A DvERTIsIN0 Cheap i0ood 8yrtomhlle.- T..
n All persons who Contemplate mhtiag
contracts With newspapers Tor tha insertion ct
Advertisements. should send aB eemfq y Gao.
n Howell a Co, III rnrK Row, New YORK, for
their pAhpHLEr.nOOA lniuety.aotenlh cdr
and esttmat0a, showing the cost. AdfqNi1t-
ments taken for leading papers IN many blateg
Al a tremendous roducllon fEom pub|lcher1'
rates. OFT TuH n00K. viunNyl
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TEAcHgwa ExAMINArrox. a pub
lie examination Of teachers wanting
certificates will be held by the Cou nty
School Superintendent OF this county,
at the Albany District School House,
commencing ats o'clock on Saturday,
the 20lh day Of this month.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION The Baptist
Association Of this State has just clos
ed its annual, which was held this
time at Turner's Station, ln Marion
county. The meeting was well at
tended, there being fifty-four clerical
anil lay delegates present from the dlf-
ferent churches, all OF whom were
handsomely entertained by the com
munity. The meetings Of the assocla-
tlon were held In the church At that
place. Rev. A. J. Hunsaker was mod
orator; Rev. c. II. Blattoon, clerk;
Mr.. A. w. Stanard, treasurer. A Wis
ltlng brother from Canada, Rev. A. f.
NJ. James, was present, and also the
Sunday School worker and Evangelist,
Rev. Mr.. Baker.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT or WAGONS.

Cnst Thnn Out II there are any diseases
which daanryn the name demOniae, DyaprpHla
Il one ~ thrm, Il fnekI and tram tho Hyalem
like yafifabls nfnd, and renders llf0 4 bur.
den. The medicines ~ the Dlnpfnaary will
ma erlel "a. Caui u out with Dn WALHnn's
NE0EfAnL VIHE0An nITTfa1. Thefe u M
can withstand thla p1ient tonic and Alternative.
Tho newly discovered California rouia nnd
hfybt FROM which n u pralnrrd. nre nf MON
ting Hinifa nliWi
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RETURNRD.--Dr +. l.. Golden, who
went from this city on visit to the
States nearly two years ago, has Just re-
turned, and now intends to settle down
here. lie says he has seen 10 other
country IN which he would take up a
permanent residence.
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al q


PETERsoN's MAGAZINE The July
number is already on our table, and is
ono of those rare triumphs which have
won for this "queen of the ladies'
books its vast circulation, larger, we
believe, than that Of any other in the
world. The principal steel plate, "a
Modern Water-Nymph," Illustrates q
sparkling little sketch, in which con-
ceited town exquisite comes to deserY-
ed grief at the hands OF a pretty coun-
try belle. The double-sized colored
steel fashion plate is a wonderof beauty;
the styles are the latest; and 1t 10 not
only fashion plate, 1t is picture,
AS to the literary contents, they are
always first-cIass. We have rarely
read such powerful stories as those by
Mrs. Ann 5. stevens, Mrs. +. H. Bur
nett, Frank Lee Benedict, and the au-
thor Of "The Second Life,n in this
number; In fact, no other lady's book
has such contributors as "Peterson."
1t is also the cheapest Of aH the really
good magazines. Every woman, mar
Fied, or single, ought to take It. The
price is but two dollars year, postage
pre- paid by the publisher. To clubs,
the rates are lower yet, postage also
prepaid by the publishers and choice
Of splendid premiums is given to per-
SONS getting up clubs, one Of them be-
ing an extra copy Of the Magazine.
Specimens are also sent, gr~tis, to per-
sons wishing to get up clubs. Address
Chas, ]. Peterson, No. SO6 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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q ysu want Z 2Hs Aazsar
Use them in small doses, and hey
viii remove coasive Aabis Of body.
which. Il ies alone. may esnaafu
serious diseases.
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uDIES NOW is YOUR TINE
70 bay the he'd brands of calicor
~ YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR

Other Dress and eFaney Goods, Claihlng,
very low prices for cash or country pfodnssi
AtaO the highest market price rash paid Tor
good wool. Now the reader WOnld like 10 know
Itsai \. nAUNs next door 10 chsaals and
Fox. ivl1ninf.
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LYaT on LETwERs

Remaining In the Albany Post Onice, June II.
1875. Persons calling for these letters must
give the date on which they were advertised
Arnistrong, James w. lHansard, ]. c.
Banta. Beniiinan morrill,, II. b.
Barker, u. O.. Meyer. Andrew
Fisher, Isaac West, w. H.
Fields, John.
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CoxcERT..-Next Saturday lto-mor-
row. night an instrumental concert
will be given at the Opera House by
Mrs. A. $. Mercers scholars. consid-
cradle interest is being taken In this
concert, as the pupils are the first grad
yates under the new, or Robins meth
cd, which is taught by Mrs. Mercer,
and which it is claimed can be mas
tered in great deal less time than the
old method. None Of these pupila
have taken lessons more than lOmonth'
ami as most OF the selections which
appear on the programme are dihiculi
Il remains with the public to judge a
to the merits Of this new method.
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mAnIIrEp.

TAYLOR BROWN. .--On ihe lsh Inst. "
the residence Of Dr. q. w. GRAY. BY kldfr q,
81. MatioOn, NJ. VIZ. TArfaYa, % Jackson
couniy. anf Aihw ELigA BHDwN. n his
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FOR THE LADIES.


A IL. HELL Il PARKER, LATE or ORE.
N o gOn CITY, beg leave 10 Inform the public
that they have purchased the entire stock oi
drugs, medicines etc.. formerly owned by n. q.
ilill u sou, and that they design continuing
the business NJ tho Old stand, where they Pm
pose 10 keen IN the future, iull oseofament oi
ticles and everything usually found ~ tlfti
class drug store
while earnestly soliciting q continuance ni
the liberal patronage hfrgigfofe extended W
the OLD house We hope Al the aniae ufne, by
fair and liberal dealing, aud careful attention
10 the wants Of cuFiOnierH 10 meet tho esteem
Of any NEW innndH who inay favor ua With iheif
orders.
panleular attention will b. gisch 10 the com.
pounding o. physicians Prescriptions and fam
~ receipts Al n hours ~ the day nr night
A. ". nELL y fAnKnH,
Successors 10 n q. HILL y non,
Albany. Oregon, PEI. w, 1914 npii.
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DIR. SMITH has already rented part
Of Fromau's new brick and will move
his oiiice as soon as that building =
completed.
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Recommendations have you
seen Frank Woods mammoth stock Of
agricultural machinery? He says he
has the largest In town, and sells the
cheapest. This week he advertlses his
implements and gives the names--ex-
anime the advertisement and then go
and see his stock.
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PaeTOFFICE REGIsTER.


NAILS ARRIVE
From Corvallis at 10 80 4. N. daily excep
eabbnth.
From Lebanon Mt 10 30 A. M, trl-weekly-
Mandays Wednesdays and Fridays
From Itallr0ad NORTH daily except Sab,
bath, Ut II No A. Nj tsouthi at " { % r. n.
NAILS DEPART
For Raiiroad tSouthl daily, except Sabbath,
Al Ii 10 AN. NORTH at II :45 A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, except SABBATH, o. SO
= For Lebanon, on Mondays. wedr o. lays and
Fridays, at2P.M.
OFTIcE HoURs- From 80 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Money order Office hours, from A. N. 70 4P. n.
PHI. RAYMOND. p. M.
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Use thera. to restore the sesion Of This
organ, and TO remove ali ohs,fuesIonu
Of the hillary duct, and you Tat Tia of
Bilious DyapepsIa.
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WANTED. -l0O,0OO pounds OF WOOL
for which o. Fox q Bro. are prepared
to pay the highest cash price They
also take pleasure in announcing that
one Of their firm has just rettrned from
san Francisco, with large and well
assorted stock Of general merchandise
which they offer lower than ever ioi
cash or country produce. The psfblie
will do well Wy examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have a large supply of wool sacks and
twine for sac.
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IMMIGRANTS Quite a number of
persons who have just arrived from
the States have called on us during
the week. They all wish to buy farms,
but are having q good deal Of trouble
in finding land to spit them. Wehope
our citizens Will show them around
and give all the Information desired.
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UNION cEs.-According to
agreement the different churches In
this city were closed last Sabbath eve
ming, and all met together at the Court
House to hold union service. Great
interest was manifested, the court room
being filed to overiowiDg. The audi
ence was addressed by Revs. Irvine,
Hill, Mcfarland, Wilson and Stratton,
after which preliminary steps were
taken to secure visit to this city from
the great Evangelist. Mr.. Hammond.
Several petitions were circulated, and
q large numberof names secured, ask
ing him to come to this city. These
petitions were presented to Mr.: Ham
mond at Portland by Rev. stratton,
last wednesday and the prospects now
are that we will have another revival
Which will be participated In by one
OF the greatest ministers IN the world.
Another union meeting will be held at
the Court House next sabbath eve
nipg.
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q. s. 3. co.


ENRON AND AFTRu Dtrn UNTIL FuN.
~ ther noilooI irrlghf from katiI4NN IQ Abs
ny Will 10 one dollar rnf tl4. AIINnuu M4'NI'5
wifi 70 delivered ~ iuEtlqnN 1r nHInIIN nee ~
change dF wharfage nt l4AHH4 fHlfM NAl
re.rr9 drq. fhr fllHaF infdInMlIuN NfNlN ~
nrfClf 4 MoNTNltII, ATtcN.
VInrIIIE
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COMING HOME. by a private letter
we learn that the next steamer from
San Francisco will bring from
that city Duncan Montelth, Chris.
Ralston and Ted. Parker, all Al
bany boys. Duncan Monteith has
beel attending school in that city for
some time, and the other boys went
thither for the purpose Of making their
fortune. OF course they are all I'M
mensely rich by this time.
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FUNERAL SERMON The funeral
aermnnof Mrs. VelEna o. Warren, wife
o. Prof. r. X Warren, Of the Albany
College, and daughterOf Dr. H. Abbott,
q The Pendieton Tribune, was deliver
"a IN the Court House last Sabbath AZ
lksruoon by Rev n. w. strntton. The
large auditorium was completely filled
~ The friends of the deceased
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PIoNIc.-The picnic given by the
Sabbath School of the Willamette
Church at the Grove near Jos Hamii-
TOMS on Thursday Of last week was a
decided success. The attendance from
other communities was not as large as
expected owing to the threatening ma
ture OF the weather. Interesting speech
q were delivered BY Rsvss strattcn
and irvine, Of AIbany, Rev. Pattison,
Of Halaey, and several other gentlemen
whose names we did not learn. The
exercises were enIivened by excellent
muaIc furnished BY the Sabbath School
and the Shesld Glee Club, The picnic
lasted from about 10 o'clock IN the
morning until the middle Of the after-
noon, when everybody took up their
line Of march for their respective
homes. feeling that they had passed .
day which will ever be remembered by
none but pleasurable emotions.
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TALL FLAx.--J. D. Houston brought
some fax into our sanetum last We'd
nesday which had attained the height
of four feet and a ha!f. The flax was
grown on the farms Of J. b. Houston
and Milton Houston, about three miles
below this city. They have l50 acres
which they are growing for the fiber,
and 1T is turning out to be great deal
better than they expected. The rain
we haye had during the last week 1t is
said will put an extra foot on all the
flax upon which-it falls.
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CAMpMEETINa will commen 0 near
Lebanon ON the oath day of this month.
There will be an extensive eating house
put up on the grounds for the benefit Of
those who may come unprepared, and
there will also be on hand plenty of hay
and oats for horses. All are invited to at
end and remain during the meeting.