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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. Sunday
evening, during the absence of Judge
Powell and family, who were attending
church, some big footed thief entered his
residence, in the western part of the city,
and went ''through it's in search of coin.
Every door in the house, we believe, was
fastened save and except the front door,
which, as has been the almost inyariable
custom, was left unlocked. The thief en-
tered the front door and made right for the
Judges bedroom. lamp set upon the
bureau, unlighted, and the thief either
took off or knocked off in the dark the
chimney of the lamp, as it lay on the car
pet when the family returned. lie then
commenced rumaging the drawers of the
bureau, burning lucifer matches "a full
supply of which he seemed to have on hand.
as the floor of the bedroom was strewn
with them, probably little more than
half-burned1, to aid him in Lis search As
the matches emitted but a dim light, it
would not be so apt to attract attention as
if he had lighted the lamp. From the bu-
reau he went to the bed, and paved that
over to his satisfaction. lie then went In
to the bedroom occupied by the Judges
oldest son, and gave that a thorough search
From there ne went after the what-not
standing in the parlor and the bed in the
same room, thoroughly rausaekipg both,
and wherever lie went through that house
he left the imprint OF two immense feet
feet that We're encased in huge boots or
shoes that We're soaked in mud, which oozed
off of them upor the carpets, leaving a
stain that required energetic serubbing to
remove on Monday. Although the thief
made general search through the house,
leaving quantities of stn5s of partly burn
ed matches i'll every room, he had his
''pains for lis trouble,'' rs there was
neither money or jewelry there for him to
| carry of, and so far the firmly have miss
ed nothing of value. 1t may be just as
We'll for our police officers to keep sharp
look out for these night prowlers, and per-
EapS next time they won't get of so easily.
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FESTIVAL AT LEPANoN.-The ladies of
Lebanon propo=e giving a festival on
Wednesday evening. February I4th, for
The purpose of raising funds to purchase an
organ for the c. z. Sabbath School of Leb-
anon. The exercises OF the evening will
consist of choice vocal and Instrumental
music, interspersed with tableaux, charades
and other amusing entertainments. AT the
close of these exercises, various articles
will be offered tor sale There will also be
grabbing s'ring- CAKE post-oflice,
etc, to fill i'll the time and give all a
chance to enjoy their full share of pleasure.
OF course. there will be refreshments for
all who desire them,- such as oysters, ice
cream, hot coffee, pies, cakes, and all the
delieacies calculated to facinate the epicu-
rean. Extensive preparations are being
made for the accommodation of all who
may come. All are invited to attend.
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syIT ron ElrYoRsE.

In The Circuit Court of the state of oregon for
Linn county
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff suit in Equity
s for
john \. Amber. defendant. Divorce.
To John ~ Amber. the defendant above
namcd-In tic name of the State of Oregon :
ION are hereby required to appear and answer
tne complaint of the fi;tintiff above named in
the above entitled court. on file with the
Clerk Of sad court. within ten DAYS from the
date of the service OF THIS summons on YOU if
serSed IN LINN county, Oregon, but If serrice Is
nade IN any other county In said State then
whhn twenty days from he date of such seI.v.
Ice F: ana II served by publication, then you are
required to appear and answer by the first day
OF the next regular term of said court after
pnDhcation hereof for six weeks, Which term
commences onfhe
Second Nondag Of Iaa-c5, 1877,
oFiudgment for want of such answer will he
taken against YOU. You are further notified
That r You fan TO afnear and answer as above
required, The plalnfiff Will apply to tile court
for the relief demanded in the conlplisint and
costs and disbursements OF this suit.
POWELL. & FLINN.
Attorneys for p1ff
Published for six weeks in the Albany IsIs-
IsTEIi, by order Of x. r. Boise Judge of said
court, made at chamber Dec. II, 1875. ln13r9w6
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NOTICE.

n 9TlCE i hereby given 10 A. NfcEntire who
~ is indebted 10 IIurd & setflertf.ir ON nott. of
SIG 3nd interest from sent. 1875: 10 William
hnin5a'lesl. OH account of $Is2 :; TO Charles In
graham. balance on note of about Sg2 which is
endorsed 10 lIurd & Settlemeir by samuel Mil
Ter: 10 o. i. =. PlumInef. account of SIG 4S /; 10
G. y. barnes. order Of SO: 10 Fred Graf ne
e5an' . ct SIS 5o 70 j. = Wallace account of $50,
shall not pay to any person or persons y no
may hold said calm or cI:tfms until the whole
oil sait amounts shall be endorsed as credit on
a certain proInisso:y note of Sz7S 50, bearing
GATE December Is, 1876 and due July ]. 1877, ex-
ccutcd by George w. Dawson and George f.
Settlcmclr to John u Hurd
SETTIEMEfRs & DAWSON. g
This 18th day of Dec, IS76-n13e9rnl
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A sense Of Mornings

is often felt By persons who cannot locate
any particular disease. If they work. it
becomes labor; il they walk. they soon
tire; mental efforts become a burden, and
even joys are dimmed by the shadow of
this weakness which is cast over their lives.
Recourse is had sometimes TO stimulants Of
dangerous character. The advice Of
physicians to Ietrain from active labor pro-
duces no happy results. Why? Peruvian
Syrup viii do this very thing. Like the
electric current, it perineafes the entire sys-
tem, and harrnoHizing with the corporeal
functions, it raises mp tie enfeebied aiHI
brings the color to the cheek again. aid
hope TO the Respondent. 1t does its work
promptly and we'll. Sold by all druggists.
ian
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FLNANCE AND CoMMERcE

Gold in New York, 1865
Legal tenders, a3a94c.
Wheat. 81 2 bushel
Oats, 81 sc , bushel.
Butter, 25c' ? pound.
Eggs, 25c Z dozen
Chickens, 81 5o4S3 90 2 dozen.
Beef-on foot, Sc; pork, do, csc net.
Baeon-Sides, 13c; hams, 15c; shoulders,
Sc.
Dried apples, &c; plums. 12c.
Liverpool wheat market, Jan. 1G Az
erage, Ioslodal1sod; club, llsld@IIs 5d.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

n OTiCE is hereby given that the under sign
- cd w II Golt1a was duly n ppointcd by an
order OF the County Court of Linn county. Ore
gon. duly made at the October term of said
court. 1875. the admin istfator of the estate of
Selma Morris, late of Linn county, Oregon
now dcceaSed; and all persons having claims
aGitlfS sstia estate are hereby required 10 prc-
sent them to the undersigned. at his residence
IN Albany, Oregon, duly verified, within six
months from the date hereof
". II. SOLTRA, Administrator
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Happy InaueI.ce of a eareal spee.ne.

For the preservation ofreeovery of health
and strength, the diet should be wholesome
and nutritious When it happens that The
Rliamentary processes are disturbed by inn
proper or half masticatcd food. the best
remedy for the e1il results of abusing fle
digestive organs is iIo<tetter'5 Sfomacli
Bitters, q most agreeable. prompt and
gentle remedy tor dyspepsia, and for the
bilious aud evacnative irregularities which
result from it. The liver and bowels, i'll
commoiA with the stomach experience its
beneficent Influences. The refuse of the
system is carried of through its natural
outlet, healthy flow and secretion OF the
bile is promoted. and powerful impetus
is given TO assimilation in consequence of
its use. 1t beautifully stimulates the blad-
der and kidneys when they are inactive.
and by its tonic and regulating acton forii-
fies the system against malaria. jan.
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AT THE DEIoT.-We are requested by
railroad authorities to call tile attention OF
parents to the dangers that children who
are allowed TO go 70 the depot daily are in.
curing by their want of Judgment. The
little sharers get OH to the ears the moment
they stop, mount clear to the roof and
race around like mad, running the risk OF
falling to the ground or between the cars
and being nangled or crippled for life.
Then when the train starts a number will
cling to the cars, jumping offafter tile train
is under full lieadway. The officers of the
road are daily fearing some dreadful acci-
tient TO these little shavers and are doing
what they can to prevent it, but unless the
parents aid them by keeping the children
from the depot, some one win have Grip
pied If not dead boy. sure
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CoRREcrIoN.-Through mistake in our
report of the election of officers of the NJ.
L. Sunday School for 1877, the names of
two OF the officers elect were not given US,
to-wit: Miss Annie Griffin, Organist, and
Mr.. L. B. Royal, Chorister.
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PONDS EXTRACT. - Never have we
seen. or heard OF even single instance
OF Dissatisfaction This we a<cribe TO the
care that has always been taken To claim
10 more for the Remedy than it would GER
tTfHly perform.
On the other hand. new facts arc being
elected OF It's curative virtues in new di-
reetions. These .'4ep fitcts,' are recitcd in
numerous letters we have received. voitln-
teered by a host of correSpoadents-ur
fessiOnai and lay--yTlFo have been prom iYtcCi
solely by the surprise and gratitude they
have either expEqience1 or witnessed from
the use Of Ponds Extract Jan
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PROGRAMME i:

PROGRAMME:
Anthem.
Prayer.
Music-by College Band.
Recitation-by Leila White.
Keeitation-by Annie Powell
Music-fnstrumental.
Kecitation-by Ida Rumbaugh.
E.ssay-by Archie Gaines.
Reeitation-by Carrie Clark.
MuSlc-Duet, Slowly and softly music
should flow.
Recitation-by Fannie Plummer.
9eelamation-by Everett Smith.
Deeiamation-by Jesse Barker.
hecitatlon-by Angie McCullocll.
Musie-by College Band
Recitation-by Maggie Fronk.
Deciamation-by Ira Taylor.
Essty-by Addie Goltra.
Recitation-by Annie Aithouse
Music-Quartette Scatter Seeds.''
logue-IIob-N N obbing.
Embellishments
Recitation-by BERTHE Enos
Essay-by Annie Geisendorfer.
Musie-by College Band.
Kecitation--by iIellen Crawford.
Reeitation-by Roya Van Vactor.
Recitation-by Tiny Monteitil.
Itecitation-by Rosa DannaIs.
MuSic-Duct. s'Where is Heaven ?,'
Deelamation-by Dean Wheeler.
Essay-by George Peters.
Recitation-by Fannie Strahan.
Music--by College Band.
Declamation-by james Powell.
Deelanation-by Charlie Enos
Dee,,amation-by Edwin Van Cleve.
Declaination--by Edward POWELL
Declamation-by Freddie Miller.
There's sigh in the l1eart''
Dialogue Escaping the draft
Musie-by College Band.
Essay-by Ella Ketchum.
A Sopg-by Fannie Strallan.
NJ
tree
Recitation by Hettie Thompson.
Essay-by Maggie Foster
Music-by College Band.
Dialogue = .'Courtship under difficult
ties
Music Boat glce -
Recitation-by Hettie Miller.
Oraiion-by George Mcknight.
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AS TO sIckNEss.-Rev. j. L. De Wore,
last week reports having visited about three
hundred families in this city. lie found
only ten or eleven sick persons, nine of
whom were children.
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EXTRACTS FROM 4 PRIVATE LETTER.
From letter received from former citi-
zen ofthis city, now resident of Michigan,
we take the liberty of making a few ex-
tracts: ''We are very much pleased with
the weekly visits of the REGISTER. Mrs.
w. says we can not get along without it,
50 send it along for another year. We en-
joy cur new field of labor wondrously.
The snow Is two and half feet deep, and
the weather not extremely cold; SO we en-
JOY the slefgiiing very much. We have
had fine sieighing for about six weeks, and
there IS 10 appearance of change in the
weathe-. During the month OF December
we bad some pretty cold weather for Ore
gonians, but these Micligantiers are used
to it, and say it is just the kind OF winter
weather we want Times are not quite
SO dull here as they were some months ago.
The election of Gov. Hayes and the pros
pect of a foreign war have revived us
again. Not that we favor war in any
country; no, no; we are for peace and good
VIII among all men everywhere, yet every
body knows the result of Il foreign war up
on the business interests of our own
country. Surely the election of Gov Hayes
should be received gladly and hailed with
joy by all the good people in the United
States. Romanisn cannot triumph in this
land The Lord reigns, and we will trust
in him forever. X we arc having
excellent meetings in Marcellns. Many
have professed conversion and Others are
seeking mercy. Over sixty have been re-
ceived into the church since conference, and
twenty were at the altar last night Jan. ~.
The influence of the great meeting held in
Chicago has been felt all over these West
ern States. Ministers who attended the
Moody and Sankey meetings came back
with hearts all aflame with the love of
Christ. and revival meetings arc being held
in nearly all the churches. Q I see
by the REGISTER that the churches in Al
bany are earnestly at worE-T mean in get
ting up festivals and looking out for the
finances. hope all will how go to work
for the salvation of souls. God bless all
the churches in Albany
BIsII. roR THE COLLEGE College
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Cpntaur
LInIInentS.
TLeiter from a Postmaster. !

"ANTLocII, Ill, Dec. 1, 1874.
'sNFSsRs. j. r. ROSE & Co.:
my wife has, for n l1ng time, been terrible
Snifcrcr from khCaInat ism. She has tried many
physician li1tl many remedies. The only thing
which has ri zen her relief Is Cenfaur Linirnent
am rcioiccd TO say this has cured her. l am
W. IL RING.
ais received, OF " onder1uI cures effected by the
Centaur LiniIncnt. The ingredients of this ar
ticIc are published around each bottle. 1t con-
talns Witch Hazel, Mentha. Arnica, Rock Oil
1t Is an indisputablc faet that the Centaur Iini-
ment IS performing more cures of Swelnngs.
Stin Joints, EruptionS, rheumatism. Neuralgia
Sciat ica, Cll1ed Breasts Lock Jaw. &c.. han all
the other LiniInentS, Erl brOca lions, Extracts,
SalNcs, OintInGllts ana nilsters now IN use.
EorIoOthache. EaFache. Weak Back. Itch and
CufaneOus ErGptIonS, IL Is admirable. 1t cures
burns and scsilds without a scar. Extracts roi-
sons from bites and ST in2s, and heals frost-bites
and chillblains, in II short time. No family can
afford to be without the Centaur Liniment,
white wrapper.
TF1e CentaGEr Imminent Yellow Wrapper,
is adapted 10 the Tough skin, muscles and. flesh
OF he animal creation. It's effects upon sevel @
cases OF SPAWN. SsCecny, Wind Call, Big Head
and Poll Evil. are little less than marvellous
MeSsrS- }. Mcclure " Co. Druggists, corner of
Elm and Front Streets Cincinnati. Ohio, say:
I'm our neIrhborliood number of teausters
are using the Centaur Linimeut. They pro-
n0uncG II superior to an ~ hing they have ever
used. We sell as high four 10 1--WE dozen bot
ties per month to these team Gsters.''
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds, Calls. Scratches. Ring-bone, &c,
and for Screw Worm in sheep ii has rival
Farmers, Hvery-men and stocz-raisers. have in
this Imminent remedy which is worth q hun
drcl times its cost.
Laboratory OF J. Z. Rose & Co,
IS Iey street, New York.
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The ladies' of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church Of Lebanon give grand festi-
val in that village on the evening Of We'd
nesday, February 14tl. The best of music
will be furnished. instrumental and vocal
while tdhieanS. charasles, etc, will aid -
The general enjoyment. =
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WHEELER, AT SuEDD-Wi1 sell CLOTH
ing, of which lie has good stock. also dry
goods of all kinds, boots, shoes, etc, etc,
very low to you-or any
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THE LADIES SoCIAELE-Of the N. +,
Church, meets at > O'Clock P. N. to-day at
Mrs. For,l's
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Ctr THIS oUT-IT MAY SAVE Yot1R.
1liFE.-'I'iie is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Diseases,
Sotlglis Soitis or Consumption, yet soRle
would die rather Than pay rs cents for Il
bottle OF medicine that would cure them
Dr. a. Boscsee's German Syrup has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many. and its wondrotIs cures aStoHishes
every one that try it. Ii you doubt What
we say in print, cnt this ont and take it to
your Druggist, and get 4 sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. Tive doses win relieve
sou. heGHiaf size % cents Jv9nl3
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AUGUST FI4owEH.-The most miserable
beings N the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
More than .seventy-five per cent of tile peo-s
pie in the United States are afflicted with
t1ese two diseases and tl1eir effects: such
rs Sour Stomach, Sick Headache. IIabitual
CostIveness, Palpitation of tue Heart.
heartburn. YYater-brasl. gnRwing and
burning pains at the pit Of the Stomach.
Yellow Skin, Coated Iongtle and Disagree
able taste in lie mouth, coming up of food
after eating. low spirits. &c. Go TO your
Druggist and get 20 cent bottle of august
-F7oerer ora sample bottle for 10 cents. Try
it--Iwo doses viii relieve yoli Agents,
Crane q Brigham, wholesale druggists.
San Francisco. lT5n3
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PITCHERS
CA STORIA.

Moi hers may have rest aud their babies may
have health. il they win use Casforia Tor Wind
Coile. worms FeVtsiisitncss, Sore aIouth, Group,
table pr'.F,aFaa ion aud contains neither miner
nj. morphine. nor alcohol. II is as pleasant 10
take - honey. st1la her eaes nor- t-ril7es.
lr + BtInoch. Oi Dupont. O.. says:
i am using Nt tri;a III my pfrict wi III tlle
most signal benefits and happy RESULT
hlS i what every ono SAYS: Most nurses in
by Messrs. }. Is. Ro-c / Co, ~ Dey street New
York. successors 10 Samuel Pitcher, ". D. 39yS
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AT HONE.-Dr. G. W. Gray has re-
turned from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his Office, in the Parrish
brick, up stairs. by all who desire dental
work of any kind. [4jr7.
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LIST OK LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ONCE. Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, Jan. 18th, 1876
Persons calling for these letters must GIVE
the date on which they were advertised.
Baurn, Joseph Hail, Mr Miller
Cobbey, g VI Hall & TuStfn
Churehman, w knowles. Joshua 4
Curtis, Albert Lewis, Franklin
CuShman. w More. Curtis
Dukin, Miss Emma McFaddcn, VIM
Dinsmore. Martin McConneliv. Moore
Davis, } Miller, Mrs Elmira
Davis. Miss IIatty Shu.nery. NJ r
Frakis, r G Stone. : G
Gearllart, Mrs Jane Whitisicle. i
Graves Mrs + Wilson, Leonard
p. IL. MOND, p. NJ.
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Q6 tn Q10 lrer day ut home. Samples worihSI
VJ III WAU free. STINsoN & Co. Portland, Nc
SENp pc to G. L. ROWETII & Co, New York
- fer Pamphlet of loo pages, containing g. 600
VcrTjSinr. 49, - -
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speeial Rotices.

MUsIcAI--AIiss Nette Piper. teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
ly located in Albany, and PREPARED to give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching
and can give tie best of references. 4%
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COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT Friday
evening, Jan. 26tli, Albany Collegiate In
stitute will give an entertainment for the
benefit OF that institution, with the follow
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-19

Ihe Sawtelle dramatic troupe gave an
enteftainmcnt at the Opera House in this
city last Friday night, winch was largely
ATTENDED. The evening was probably the
coolest sofatle season, aud acted as a draw
back both to actors and audience. The
ssrwo Orphans, however, were got away
with in good shape: but had the weather
been warmer the play would doubtless have
been rendered much better!
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1'ooTnsoME. we are indebted to Hon.
ID. NJ. Cook FOR \ Jar of Lawton blaekber-
ries, put up for winters use by his excel
lieut. Wife They We're most excellent--oi,r
old friend struck Us just where va live
when he made US the above present. Long
may he waive.
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Every once and while you'll see the
Marshal with his long-hanlled shovel
scraping the accumulated mud from the
crosswaiiSs, much to the delight OF petlestri-
ans, especially the latlies.. Albany never
had a more attentive AfarsJsll than the pres
ent incumbent OF the office. s
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING. - The
members of tie Woman Suffrage Associa-
tion of Linn county, and others, are re-
quested to meet at the residence of Mrs.
I4nper on Saturday, January Goth, tto-rnor-
row., at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
making arrangements for the annual meet
ing OF the Oregon State Association, which
will meet here about the middle of Febru-
ary nest, of whicii duenotice viii be given.
DAVID ID. GRAY.
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BlslIe ToR THE COLLEGE. The College
entertainment on the 26tli inst, is for the
purpose Of securing the necessary funds for
the purchase of bell. The need of bell
on the College building is so patent to all
that nothing from rs is necessary to make
any one ''see it, The fact that bell is
demanded being granted, it only remains
for our citizens to show their usual liberal
ity by coming out en- masse, and filling the
chapel of tile College, thus furnishing the
funds needed for its purchase, andrenjoyfng
a pleasant evening. Lets all go.
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Ae.rsfaistrator-s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed. Scth >. Hays, las been, by an
order of the County Court. OF Linn county,
Oregon, made at the November term there-
of, 1876. duly appointed administrators OF
thc estate OF Seth w. Hays. deceased, and
all persons iatiig claims against sald es-
tate. aTe hereby required to present them,
duly verified, to the undersigned ut his
place of bushes in Halsey, III J.nnn county,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof SETH S. HAYS,
Administrator
Dated. Dee. 4. 1876. n1OY9
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THE WILTON TRoUrE-Gaye their first
entertainment in this eiry on Wednesday
evening. at the Opera House, to fair au-
dience. The press OF Southern Oregon
was unanimous SO far as we observed in its
concentrations of the troupe, and they
done them but simple justice. as those who
witnessed the entertainments Wednesday
night can testify. They give an entertain
ment that viii please and entertain, and
those who attend once will desire so do so
again. They gave an entertainment last
evening and we suppose viii give another
this evening. but we are not advised as to
the matter. However, if they do, go.
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2 sroRsfY. The rain commenced lecend-
ing on Monday, slow and easy. like. just as
fit had come TO stay Shortly after
dark of Monday night the wind got s,p on
its hind legs and for awhile it made Rome
howl while the chuck came down in
solid sfeets-alld about the wettest rain
that ever went a visiting, loo. It was n
good night for travellers Ito stay Mt home.
At fIe Union Grange Store may be found
lot Of those splendid Lawtoli blackberries,
sent 10 market by Mr.. d, M Cook.