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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
IA KSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Challenge !!

I HEREBY CHALLENGE ANY MAN,
l. French, English, or Canadian,
Or any other Nations son
Weigh ne u hundred, or a ton
Come he from North, South East or West
challenge him his power to test;
Not "A contest at Croquet,
In this the Ladies bear the sway;
Nor vet to WELD the Baseball bat
The Jackson Nine may handle that;
Nor to contest running heat,
Nor any great athletic feat;
But when it comes TO cutting down
The price of Shoes in this ere town,
|, Pull. GILBERT, do proclaim
Myself the Champion at this game;
And can be found al the Parlor Shoe Store
Where the Big Boot hangs at the front door
Where ! am ready to attend
To every customer or friend.
My friends, Of course, are those Who choose
To purchase GILBERT's Boots and Shoes.
With gratitude for favors past,
m at their service to the " LAST
But before | this do close
Remember my PROTECTION TOEs'
For Bows and Girls that to School 90,
Buy GfLBERTs Cheap Protection Toe
For when with care the shoes are worn
They'll last till Gabriel blows his horn.
Ny stock is large, and so complete,
Tina | can fit all sorts Of feet;
Nv prices are so low that /
All competition do defy.
At Spengler's Corner Jackson, and No. l27
Washington Street, and 10 Levee ST., Vicks-
burg.
Oct "a, '76--d1w.
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TIE CITY PRINTING The suspen :; Z
OF THE Peoples Defense" having created .
vacancy in the off1ce Of City Printer. the
City Fathers, at their meeting last niyi,r,
elected The CLARION to nh the va ancy--
the bid ofthis Office, made al the time of the
hrst election having been considered the
second best submitted. We, therefore. as
tune the ~honors and resp .nsib:li les OF
the Office If City Printer.
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Railroad Schedule.

Trains pass through Jackson at present as
fglloa-:
SEw ORLEANS & CAIRO r. r.
NORTH Passenger, 2:20 a. N; Freight
Il 20 A NJ
DSnr-ru-Passenger 10 a. NJ; freight, 10
NJ.
vIcKsBURG & MERIDIAN R.R
F,sT-Pa.senger, ) :45 P. NJ freight 10 80
WTrsr-Passenger, Z % A. N; freight,
800 p. N.
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The papers relate an anecdo'e OF .
beautiful young lady, who had become
blind, having recovered sight after mar
rage. 1t is no uncommon thing Tor Peo-
ple5s ewes to be opened by matrimony.
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PRESENCE OF MIND.-At all times
nresence of mind is valuable. In time
of repose it enables US to say ana do
whatever is most befitting the occasion
that presents itself; while IN time o.
trial it may protect, and IN danger pre-
serve.
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IN
OltIVe ResuIGS.-.-There are numer-
Ous remedies that cure sometimes and be-
0"me trusted as useful, but none have ever
P'oFed so efectual-cured so many and sueh
'Msrkable cases--as DIR. Ayers medicines.
ihe Cherry Pectoral has restored great
Iunhoers of patients who were believed to
~ nopeiessly affected with consumption.
Asue Cure breaks up chills and fever
quickly and surely.
ayers Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla
hauEates serofula and impurities of the
ou cleanses the system and restores 10 to
sorous health. BY its timely use many
oTotsolssome disorders that cause a decline
ealth are expelled or cured.
knIers Pills and their effects are too well
dst;""In everywhere to require any common
'oh from US here.-Scranton (Pa.) Times
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MLLNERY.-Aliss S. TulIy has a
card IN to-day paper OF interest 20 the Ia
dis She has a real handsome assortment
ofui.linery and fancy goods, which the la
dies should call and see.
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TIE continued drought has become a
matter Of serious concern to housekeepers
Most Of the cisterns in the city are empty.
The L.unatic Asylum has been hauling
water from Pearl river for the past two
months at the rate OF forty barrels per day
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rangers Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Kinds Comfy

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Kinds County.
I WILL, on the 4th day of December, 1876.
j wit in tle hours prescribed by law, sell
ut public auction, for cash, in fr MT of City
Hall, Jack son, the following described stock
taken up by W. S. Hendricks, Esq, viz One
large bay horse, pretty old and sway-backed,
and one lmedium sized OK, color blue, with
white TANKS, and appraisel at S25 each. so
one lights rrel mare mule, eleven years old,
taken up by J. Deterly, and appraised at
so. Also one black horse mule, taken up by
Watford Rice, 10 II hands high, about ten years
old; with a war; on left hi nd foot, and white
spot about one inch in size just below the
right eye, and appraised at $50.
W. H. TRIBETTE,
Coroner and Ranger.
o
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TRAIN No connects m Humboldt and
for Louisville; ~ Guthrie with 81. J.. q s.. ~
Ry.; at Lebanon juno. with Knoxville auI
Richmond Branches at Cincinnati juno. with
l.. G. s. L. r. Il. for the Nor.h and East, al
Louisville with q. Is Nj. Ey aud j., ~ rs d F.
r. for the North, East. and West
TRAIN No. connects No Humboldt and
Milan, from points South thereof for louie
VILE; NJ Mckenzie. with r.. T.. b So. J.. Ry.
for The Southeast al Guthrie. with tho SD. L 4.
5. +. Ry.i M Glasgow june, toaud from Glas-
gov, az Cave Cry, ~ and from Mammoth Cave.
A. Louisville with J.. g. e. J.. !. NJ g. i. end I'D.
NJ. r. r for tic NorLh and Ea.L
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-% -
Is YOUR Life Worth 10 Cents =:

sickness prevails every where, and every
oody complains OF some disease during their
NE When sick, the object is to get welt !;
NOW To say plainly that no person in THIS
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia
lFer Complaint and its effects, such as In
question, Costivenass, Sick Headache, Sour
uromaeh, Hart Burn, Palpitation OF the
neart Depressed Spirit. Biliousness, etc.
an take GREENS AUGUST FLOWER with
~! getting relief and core. If you doubt
sist, Memphis. ---- -
s sld get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
Win T. Regular size 70 cents. Two doses
viii relieve YOU.
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Der - ~ aekson, Miss, on Saturday, Novem-
lin,hn. 1876, after four days Illness, OF
Thns TIA, MAMIE IDA, eldest daughter o.
thru w. and Augusta Campbell aged
ss years and six months.
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DIED.-Miss Mollie Z. Harrell died last
Wednesday night at the res dence OF her un-
.ga W. G Harrell, Esq. Her funeral took
lace from the Methodist Church, Thurs
day evening, "a inst.
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NOTICE.

HAYING purchased the stock of DRUGS
Il AND MEDICINES formerly owned by
CARR. JOHN 7. BUcK, I will continue the bust
ness at the same stand shall keep none
but the best and purest articles in my liEe,
and my personal attention shaIl 80 gwen to
compromising Prescriptions.
/ will keep 8 fall assortment Of Perfumery,
Toilet Articles, and such Fancy Goods as are
usually keptin q Drug Store.
share Of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
BYRON LEMLY.
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Take all sorrcw out of life, and you
take away all richness and depth ano
tenderness. Sorrow is the furnace lha'
meIts selfish hearts together IN love.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
TONSORTAL.
ROBERT CARROLL

ROb Il Il Il CA RO OIL
MOULD respectfully inform the public
w that he is still engaged in the BARB Err
BUSINESS at his old stand, next door TO the
EMPIRE SALOON, where those seeking a clean
Shave, frs -class Haircut, or a real Sham
pooh. are invited TO call.
The following are my Terms having &C
cents; Hair Cutting, 40 cents; Shampooning
40 cents.
ROBT. CARROLL.
Oct g '7G-dlm
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" Z. HEMINGwAY, Esq, of Potosi,
Missouri brother or our distinguished
safe Trea -urer, was in the city Wednesday
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Teacher Wanted.

TINE PATRONS of the School 81 ZION FlrL
Il near Union Church. Jefferson county. ar-
sire 20 employ competent Male Ieothcr.-
None but n teacher OF experience and ability
need apply, A liberal salary vim be paid
We desire g keep up ateu-months School aud
when the school as public school shall ciaaa.
the patrons Will arrange for continuing che
session. Applicants can address
g. II. WISE
Unien Church. M.sa.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

viii pay reward of SIS 90 for the re-
covery of mule, straTed or stolen from nv
place at Stems creek. Rankin county. six
years old, light slayhank. scar on right or
left hoaf p Fl. BOTTLE
nov6 1s76-3w. Stems Creek
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08

Garnet jewelry can be purchased in
red, blue, green and amethyst hues.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

INhe taxpayers of Kinds county are hereby
i notified that the taxes for the wear
1876, are now due, and that the law requires
all taxes to be paid by the first dav of Decem-
ber- After that time legal damages will be
collected.
s. b. THOMAS
Sheriff and Tax Collector
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08

DIVORCES.Isss.s.iiIyy. and q Y
State for incompati6lIlty, etc. Residence not
material Pee after decree. Address G. r.
SINS. 81 Ashland Block, Chicago. Ill
oct. Is, 76-wIy.
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to meet

PERsONAL.-We We're pleased to meet
an our streets Or. II. Z. Harvey, ofthe l. )
Navy, vino las just returned from three
years cruise in the western waters, his
vessel having been stationed in the waters
If Japan and China. 1t looks somewh lat
strange TO the Southern PEOPLE To see a
Southerner clad in the uniform of the Fed
sral government, but year after year the
naval school at Annapolis, and the army
school at West Point, are turning our
southern sailors and soldiers, who now. as
before the war, are taking honorable posi-
tons in the service of the Government Dr.
Harvey, a native Mississippian, (snn of Mr.
Theo Harvey of Crawford- yille) after Il long
absence, has returned to the land and State
ofhis birth. Hs is at present on visit from
Crawfjrdsville, Lowndes county, to his
aunt and uncle Mrs. aud Mr.. Kirkland We
trust that the day is not far distant
when tie younger sons of the South will
stand in the navy and the army-us did
semmes and Reed and Lee, and Johnston
and Jackson.
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For Rent.

A NEW COTTAGE on Capitol Street A
IA desirable location: good water and out
houses; terms low. Enquire of
JOHN w. ROBINSON.
Oct2I,' T6-d2w
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THE OLD Folks CONCERT, at Angeles
Hall last Wednesday night, was most de-
lghtfui success a column of compliment
tary criticism would not exhaust reference
to the variety and excellence of the enter
talument. Where all did SO we'll, we hes
itate about making personal mention We
may say, however, that the singing of Miss
Nine Wood was keenly relished by the au-
dience Mr.. Frank Young, in his "only 8
thousand year" elected great applause.
Mr. Clifton, as master of the 'singiu'
skewel" made a happy hit; Miss Mary
Fearn, and Miss Herman presided at the
piano; and Prof Beardslee, as the pre-
siding genius of the whole performance, de-
monstrLtcd his great capacity as an organ
izer and leader of musical entertainments
There we're about forty persons on the
stage, dressed III the costumes of the olden
time-preseating an array of beauty, and
musical talent that gratifieG our local
pride The entertainment was given for
the benefit Of the Baptist parsonage, and ye
old folks and young folks of all denomina-
tons united in making it Il perfect success.
By request of the audience, the concert
} will be repeated to night, with some change
OF programme, and the price of admission
ha, been reduced to fifty cents, and twenty
five cents for children. We have no doubt
the audience will be- even larger than it W as
last night
We are gratified to learn that it Is the in
tention of Prof Beardslee TO return to
Jackson after filling engagements nj few
other points, and, if he can secure as hearty
cooperation then as on the present occa-
sion. he will conduct another entertainments
for tn benefit of some other benevolent
pbert
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LOUT$VTLLTL
AND
GREAT SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.

CoND'sD TIME BIZ No. . SO. 4 Moo
Oct. lst, 1876. Daily. Daily. Daily.
exc.suu. exc sun.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

90, 7I5 81, III
Hemingway's majority, 81, 544
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n, pass through Jackson at present as
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18
HAIsEY ITEMS.

As was coming up from Albany on the
freight train the other day, had my feel
ings pretty badly hurt, and / propose to
tell you how it was I: When some two
hundred yards from Shedld station we
passed lot of young Americans, and one
of them, feeling particularly funny, threw
green apple in at one of the doors, strik-
ing your humble servant in the back OF
the neck. At first thought my head was
gone but after due examination fonnd
that it was still left, but aching pretty
badly. In fact have had a dull aching III
my neck ever since. | was reminded of
the fable of the boys and the frogs. The
boys went TO Il pond where the frogs were
singing merrily to listen to the music; but
becoming weary listening to their frog
ships, on mischief bent, they gathered
stones, and whenever one of the musicians
would raise hfs head above water, some
heroic boy would pelt him with stones.
AT length one old frog. feeling keenly n
sense of the ingratitHde. TO say nothing of
the Injustice, of the boys. arose TO the sur
face of tile water and addressed them as
follows 'sFhis may be fun for you, boys,
bnt it is death ON lis frogs 1t may be
| fun for the boys, but it is rough on us pass
engers, and | think little snubbing UP
would be good for sttch boys
The fall wheat is pretty generally har-
vested. The yield is rather lighter than
usffll.
Another enterprise started in TIalsey.
Generalization and fjiin in the shape of a
whisky den, where whisky is to be sold by
the bottle, by one Ray Neal G..
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Ogomgany. OcfOller 2sd. 1875,
AFrMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
caster, Defendant.
TO Hiram Doncaster, the above named de-
fendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby required to appear and answer the COM
plaint of the above plaintiff III the above enti-
tied court, now file with the Clerk of said
court, within ten days frem the date OF service
county, On cgon Int if served in any other
county in fhe State of Oregon, then WITHIN
twenty days from the date of the service OF this
summons upon You; or If served by pnbllc.t-
tion. then or before the first day of the next
term of said court, to-wit. Monday. october 23d,
1876 and you are hereby notified that II you
faiI to appear and answer said complaint as
hereby required, the plaintiff will apply 10 the
court Tor the relief prayed for in the complaint,
to-wit, dissolution of the bonds of matrimony
existing between you and plaintiff, and care and
custody OF the minor child named therein.
n. b. HU MPHREY.
Attorney for pI'ff
Published by order of Hon. b. f. Bonllam
Judge f said court, made this Stll day of Au
gust, 1876. lauglln4svs
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WOODEN PUMPs.-Mr. George Mollen-
kopf is engaged in the manufacture of
wooden pumps, probably the cheapest,
most durable, and best pump made. at
Chas. Simpsons warehouse, foot of Els
worth street. Every pump sold is war
ranted to give entire satisfaction. See adj
7ertisement elsewhere in this issue, and if
out of order, that is easily managed, call
at the factory and secure one of Mr.. M.
Patronize home manufacture first.
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News GIeanings.


Lamar denies that he will stump
California.
Speaker Kerr's conditionis alarming
ly bad
French, the new assistant treasurer;
took tie oath of Office on tie 18th.
The Porte is willing TO negotiate for
peace.
The Turks continue to massacre
Christians at Bosnia.
The Servians have 10000 men al
Alexicant and Belgrade.
The reported Turkish atrocities are
denied by the Turks.
Heat at Madrid exceeds anything
since 1900. The city is deserted.
The Cuban Insurgents are meeting
with victories in the neighborhood Of
Clenfugos.
The heat is intense in Psfis: Count
st VALERIE was, overcome IN the Senate
chamber.
BY new Indian appropriation bill,
Oregon gets only SIC, 900 for intidentsg
expenses.
The use of the iron steamships By th6
PM s. S. Company, has been author
lied By Congress-
General Porter before the sub-com-
mittee on whisky frauds denies BluEord
Wilson's statements.
The increase of the army requested by
the President has passed according TO
the bin which passed the Senate July
sTst.
| Detatchments of The Wheeler expedi-
ton are daily leaving Washington for
the exploring OF the tenth meridian in
New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and
California.
The salaries OF governors, chief JUS
tices and assistant judges Of Washing
ton, Montana, New Mexico, Idaho.
Utah and Arizona Territories are fired
at s3 900 each. All other Territories
are given $4,000.
WORT there be fun after Che Indian
+ war is over, and Sitting Bull takes =
/ turn around among the newspaper Offices
to find out who wrote those articles!
A lexington (EngIand) man married
an armless woman. The ring was put
on the third toe Other left foot, and she
signed the register with the toes Of the
right.
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FINANcE AND COMMERCE.

Gold in New York. .11l1a; Legal tenders,
$4,000; Silyer-Trade dollars, 9oc; other
coins, 95c.
No change to note in market prices.
We quote:
Wheat, 62lsc p bnshel; oats, nomihally.
soc: hay, $l1a$12 SO q ton; eggs, zoe y
doz.; butter, 20d25c = pound; potatoes,
81 T. bushel; apples, 75c q busheI.
Market well supplied WITH berries, ETC.,
at fair rates. Weather fine for harvesting
which is now in progress.
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TEMPEKAEtE.-G. w. c. T., Dunbar,
on the 11th inst, was down at Astoria.
He writes that '.tlie CLAIMS down here are
bigger than Albany pumpkins, - and that
the shells are used by fhe inhabitants for
washtubs and woodslleds." ," He says he
found one the other day that II could pus
both of my feet into at once 1T is a whop-
per, tell you!'' II this last assertion OF
Bro Dunbar's is tr,le-and who doubts it !?
1T stamps the Clatsop clam shells as the
largest in the world!
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p. II. RAYMOND, r. Nj.

DrED.-In this city, August 18th, 1876;
Allie. daughter of Lansing and Matilda
Warren. aged about ~ years. The funeral
took place on Tuesday.
In this city, August 18th. 1876, Robert
Ernest, son of George and Martha Hum
phrey, aged about 5 years. The funeral
transpired on Tuesday afternoon.
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STERLING, IEL.-A note. dated Aug. 4th,
1876. informs us that Prof. e. T. Sox las
located at Sterling, Illinois. aud that him
self and family are well and happy. We.
as well as the Professors hosts of friends
in this county. are rejoiced TO hear of his
prosperity. We hope the Professor will
keep his promise and write us as often as
OCCASION offers from his Eastern home
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ExECVTORs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
In an order of the County Court within and
for the county of Linn, State OF Oregon, duly
made and entered of record III said Court on
the estate of William r. ellison, deceased. L,
William C1ymer. remaining executor OF the last
will and testament of the said William B. Gill
Saturday, September 23d. 1876.
At the Court House door, In the city of Albany.
In said Linn county, between the l0urs of 9
afternoon, to-wit, at the hour of cclock in the
afternoon of said day, offer for sale at public
auction the following described real estate be-
longing to the estate of said william B. ellison,
half of the donation land claim of Thomas s.
Su miners and Eliza Summers, known Noti-
ncation No. 2.304 and claim No. 56, in Township
II south OF Range west, and claim No. TO- III
TOWNSHIP No. II south of Range west of the
Willamette Meridian and lying in the count y
OF Linn. State of Oregon, and bounded as fol-
said claim hfty-three chains and thirty-three
links south of the northeast corner of said
claim and running thence west twenty chains,
thence south thfrfy-eight chains and eighty
five links, thence east twenty chains, thence
mort IA fhirty-eiyht chains and eigh y-five links
to the place of beginning, and containing
heretofore sold leaving SO 20-lO0 acres more OIL
less.
Terms Said real estate will he sold for gold
coin of the United States. one-half to be paid
down on the day of sale and the remainder in
six months, with int thereon at the rate
of 10 per cent. per annum, payment to be So
cured by mortgage on the 1Sa nrenises d,s S,,r,p
Remaining Executor of last will and
testament of w. B. Gilson, deceased.
f. n TASDY, Atty for Ex'r. [augI1n46vs
Special Notice.
o,s Tss sGS sat,rey s%fro9aas rn'
ed for the curative properties of its waters
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THE NUcLEus-Is neat little 7-column
paper, published at Harrisburg, the first
number of which reached US yesterday.
Mr.. $. 5. Train is the publisher, and Mr..
o. I. Porter is the editor. Subscription
So 80 per year. paper issued on Wednes-
day. Non rartizan in politics, it will la
Dor for the development Of Linn county
and the prosperity of Harrisburg. Sue
cess TO tiIe enterprise.
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pOsr OFFICE REe1srER.
MAILS ARR1vE

MAILS ARRIVE:
From. Railroad north and southl daily
at lilo P. NJ.
From Corvallis, daily. at 1880 A. y.
From Lebanon, tri-weeklys tAonoays
Wednesday and Friday at lO.5o a. N.
MAILs DEPART:
For Railroad tnol tn and -Caaa), daily,
close prompt at II. 1OA. NJ
For Corvallis, daily, at y z; n: We,
For Lebanon, tri-weekly, tMonday, wed
nesday and Friday at r. NJ
once hours from ~ A. n. to TX P. NJ.
Sunday, from IL N. to p. ~.
Money! order office lioprs from A. Ms to
~. p II RAYMOND. P. N.
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AT HoME.-Dr. G. w. Gray has re
turned from his Centennial trip. and car
NOW be fohnd at his Office, in tie ParrisI
brick, up stairs. by all who dsSsse denta
wofE Of any kind. [46v7.
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DURING HARvEsT-Or before-or after,
when you are busy, and when you have
leisure-when YOU are flush, and when
YOU are ''hardup, !" it is well to bear this in
mind !: At wheeler's store, in shedd. you
always find what you want-or something
betfer-and You can buy it there for as
little of the equivalents, either in coin or
produce. as at any place in Oregon,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Albany!
Linn county. Oregon, August 18th, 1875!
Persons calling for these letters must give
tile date OH witch they were advertised.
Anderson. NJ f Knox, Ida AdeIfne
Bradley, James Miller, Miss Mamie
Bradley. Joseph Rigeors Abram
Davis, John r Scarf, f Norris
Hill, Clay Thompson. l. NJ
Hendrickson. V r Wheeler, May
! .IohnS0n 9 -