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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
ElFInnR ~.

Ad, EdgaT5 out at the soomstOSlL ITeas4, Is
making arrangements to give grand ball on
Wednesday evening. Nov: 9Th we sup
pose those Who. .tdkf2 .'the GAAg denSs" Eill
be glad to hear this piece of news, as Edgar
has quite a'EdputatiOh for giving nothing but
irstelaas, ,paEtieS Hf sHppsFs ere elgayE
very fne, and he expects to excel himself in
this line tAe cbnas AHgqDd music
as can be had will be IN attendance. The
price ef tieksta yin Pe the same az usual :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

Having made arrangements with The own.
ers Of oyster bSds at5 Yadf6Gina Bay I1aHeal'le
to furnish the market AZ Al times at feasOna-
be rates. .iIalso'wish to inform the public
that no Cbinamen are employed on the prem
ises, and svsfything k ~ b - rof q.
plan. Having catered for the puDhc for
eighteen yearsiI Ehinl1 & can sasisfynlI yEho
call on me At the Eidofado RestaussIs, two
doors below the Odd Fellow Temple.
LEWIS J ONES
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,AVn.. H. Brunk wishes ius to inform our
readers that he has just received i well Sc
leeted steek Of boots, which ne proposes sell
ing at bottom prices, and every pair viii be
warranted. He proposes to sell genuine
French kip boots at from 81 to IS; California
kip, at from S. to s6, and genuine cOrk,soled
boots at $S5 so. Call around at his boot shop
and see them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
ElEAa sws.Izsa mlsg.

The above-nahisd GOod sfsAlahipiaf Lsdgs of
this city Installer the foIlov'ila ollssts last
Tuesday evening A N RoOp, W @ T; R
Bentley, W V T; Geo w Walker, w s; b
Fox, VISIT n Callowsza cE 81; ROb't
Murphy, w II; Lee Mccartney. W 0 G; Z
n Lieeett, PIVOT.
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Chewauean Items.
CHKwAUcAx. Oct 9th. 1873.

CHEwAUcAS, Oct. eth. 1875,
sf'dSS % j.. 2fSsirss ssS ] j.. - column. ba.
thought it wOaid not & ahiuu g give yOs =
few, local items from this fair-famed Che
waucan. We call it "fair-famed" because Il
e the plad whe dRe Go Is ddaAs
and chances sQsgh thtsa ss
notice the people; they are large; they are
superb; and they have fine stock. As we
were coming from Lake View to this place, .
distance Of abOqt forty mile, We pet paiE
Of Canpb 8hiel geIs rsina wi.h
great velocity, snd, we were afterwards in
Termed that their Intentions were good, and
they were to be united in the holy bands Of
wedIock on the eve of the 23d, in Lake
View. The AfOrSa6d P60 8rplAAtOry to
the naptial party were talking the matter
ever serionsiy, Shsn. the bEiiiiie.sndk fseliag
lmach iuslined the dsgrogY aeYy iRtaagft
Of passion and swore by the heavens he wsuld
take his own life then and there, in the
culinary department. Of little domicile on
the Chewaucan Slough On hearing this
threat an inter- pusins IantlHF stPpa Vend
e1ciAzansd@ A'i$ar tp94 4aAE z1l4 IKE
himp and a kind sister, in more modified
tone Of voice, was heard TO say, eyes, sister,
% hSsehin." Ssh gfusrzl resent Of the
whole family they agreed to Mitch their teams
1p and journey along down through the patti
of life together.
stosk srssss l = tI Iefsl s.
most of the teef cAttIe have been boug d
i shrough this valley, Summer Lake and Sill
I,yer, Lakes Fricea paid Eere from soto SIS
gimes gaoa < EaS ear and cold
Truly yours,
= - .DRTFTIEG ABOUT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

The Corvallis Brass Band gives nasqusr-
ade ball on the 22d inst. Prizes are to be
given to the best sustained lady and gentle
man characters. This is the best band in
the State, and has just been appointed By
Gen. Brown the Brigade Band for the Sec
.ond Brigade. Oregon State Militia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
DEMOCRATIC CITY CERTRGL con.
MlTTEE.

Notice is hereby given that the Democrat
ie.City Central COMMITTEES for Albany viii
meet at the rooms of the DEaocRAT ofIic,s
on Wednesday evening, Nov. Goth, 1878, fex
the purpose of calling city Convention to
nominate candidates for the Offices 20 Be
filled at the Dece'aber election.
PC. HARPER,
L KLINE,
NJ. V. BROWN.
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cIreuIt ceurt.

Circuit Court for Linn county adjourned
last Saturday evening. and great many had
10 Be pOstPohsd untii the special tArn. which
win convene on Dec. 10, 1878. The costs
are going to bo very large.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

-Four osfsaoaF 56l4df ltfnler is shipped
to this city every day from Comstock's mill,
and it-emBraces every kind in demand in this
coriihdnity. ssAd. Edgar Is theaAgensJ and
heshas the lamber yard. aEsthe ,depo4 II
you should want lumber. remember that he
can fill your orders. Pa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

who wants lumbeEi The spring6sld
mill. up in Lane county, Is ready 70 deliver
lumber of all kinds in this city. For prices
consult their card in another coIumn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15

CnEhRY-ADAIn- -on Thursday afternoon ~ I
pcios Nov ~, 1875, 81 the residsnee of the bTds'n
mother, IN sAtefn. " RessP. g. kniklt Ma G. q.
CnHAay, q Aihany. nBd Mrs fpaz " AB1inof Halsnn.
Ths young couple have ihs best wishes and eonErat
nlsti0As a ghs saaiFs DbNdeAAT ssAbiIshAnpt W
hsps they nay. anA sssi sass thsy vii, nsvss nave
saass 20 FasTot thsiF shoaes 81 pArtnsrs ioF life
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ARAznY suEDuc1xE.

ssszs saA - = y - = aA4H
The oEsuoN RLooD PURuIER aud KIpSKy
REGULATOR d the best family remedy ever
placed bef0fs the paAlid aEaH anr
Il b an 0xsaoS pFoduction. compounded
from 0GnooK roots and heFba and nlannfac.
tursd BY N old oRxoox house.
You ahOaId have Il in your family. s.s. L.
II purihes the blood and regulates the sys-
tenn .5AGU YOA
Il roots out all scrOtulous impurities from
u efss s'S;s, =: tlso4ss Ssi.s ID sssS..l.sl
lEUgT Be good.
Womsa IN rRSosAxcY, d pyvs4ts .nARSea
and vomiting. hae lglsaa ligH Z kJttC
Give II your Shiidrel. Take is y9drssli,
Dsa't. be witAoat Il u your iasaily. IL i.
not : possesses aostrHM made 70 sod. butrs
purely yEakrAHIk blood paEilisr. .e ''1s' Il z
An dFuggists have it for sale. .rlila, en-,
AGAnufActursd By 3l"1i Z
WILLIAM PFUNDER 4 CO,
1901 Apdfiseariak 1hd chishiaa. II I.
New Market Theatre block, Portland, o.
~ LII .-2----- - shtEA.I n
Dps'T shake ,yourseH 70 pieces with "a
AoUE and DURE mp with FxYxR, when 20.
cAn be oomplsteiy cured By using bottle o
thab iAmeus preparAtien called THE WlLLAR
Errix Fxv1h AND AsUx Mtk4vhk ~ ,.in'i
1 Itisa sare . rs Coz Fzvvinih and AeUE. y. /,
IAN druggists hare il forsAlsssaligb ell
.afaStiEacturesi ~, 80 ssg %. II 1a ssigf p
wILLIAM fFbEpE 4 Cos b. II /
| ApothAhazias ssa Chsmnnts, Portland, o.
ra4 = n 13fflst Z IA y u
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WINTER 0xAR for men and boys on the
bed rpcA by Wheeler, at BheddS Don't 20
cold or wet; ''Gumge Rubber" ii cheaper
than gum doctor stuff as j.. 7a zfaf - =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-15
Union services.

The following pastors Of the city Of Albany
have made arrangements to hold union ser
vices at tho Calvary Church on Thanksgiv-
ing Day Thursday, Noy. 2sl Rev. ST q II.
v!ae, d. d., delivering the sermon At II
o'clock in the forenoon:
Rev. s. q. Irvine, d, d. !
Rev. p. Al Moses, 4 IS -
Rev. J. Bowersox,l ~
Rev. w. B. Floyd, 5df
IS Rev. r. G. Hin, 3iss s,if.sf,
Revs,y, E peYara nos .sas.'
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The following IL the ilnt Of letters remaining
In the Post Ofscas Albanys Linn e0unty, Orc.
gon. NOvembef ~ ls1e F6faone calling Tor those
Iettegs mast give the date on Whieh thsy were
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4 lgpwnen n mar seSrE&Fa ~

gtAf&ttA + EsC : - III AJ.EhAEA ~
Thia + e certify That I have been saeCt-
ed for the last tAree years witn chionic in
flamation Of the bladder and torpid liver.
Having spent B small fortune with the
beat medical talsnt could obtain IN San
Francisco md visited shb various epFings
in California, hoping 70 find relief. Hav-
Ing found n6Me I gave mp. ail hope Of be-
lag cured and dropped al medicines and
doctors. While reading one Of the daily
papers saw an advertisement OF medi-
cine called NeaphFetIculms 4 preparation
prepared by Or. Mintie q Co., OF San
Frahcisco. was persuaded by h8 wife
to try It, and went and bought q bottle.
Having taken that vne bottle found
much relief. al pains ccasipg and feeling
innch better / took two moro bottles aad
/ ars now perfectly restored 10 health and
stren0th. thank God, for the superior skill
81 Or. Mintie q Co., Any one who may
doubt this statement can call at my resi-
d'np' eng s'E e Rsssp, ESs n gag seSs
September II, 1879.
sDs. A. 2. AFENTFns a. Co,a1elentst teI
woIrIl1feer to say your English Danidelion
Pills equal and even surPass al you
claim ssfr0n my experience In their usA -
Fancy they AYE no eAhN Pr spepsia
P''.I q = - 3 ~ II. Al gsrnowHRrDara
4s4lia First 6tEenf, Leather Merchant
cortland. Sept LII ae76g10w 19hlo 10 -
DRs a. u. INFINITE q 00vnkaents q 4 Eqlf
untser to say your Engliah Dandelion Pills
equal and even suTpasg all ron claim
l.iron my experience in their use, fency
! they have no equaln for Dyspepsia and
| Liver tas0uhlae0 ProprietVR 0ocigleutql Fdo-
| tel, First Stree. s.. y. 9NlTe,
80 Occidental Hotel.
| DruggisEa can send their orders 70
Il = -
! druggists; Portland, fs.t. sl3 y flslisf iyo
DR. MKNT1R q Co, treats AL chronic and
/ Special Diseases with SUCCESS. No. l55
! Second Street, eoEner Morrison, Portland
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- IL 1121, FIRST
aliYIaaH . E*J Ill E
issa aa4sttl asdif .efsil---
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"Never heard of such thing" answered
skeptical scribe.
Never heard of nox gitten butchered by
gourd, eh? Well-it-beats-allH Then he
gently shifted The drug store around to his
other shoulder and softly permitted his eye
lids to close again.
Where did it happen any how"' queried
the follower of Faber, scenting an item afar
off
Happen dover yauner. Ri-tover yaun-
ner." Saying which the weary man re-
turned to support the building with one
hand while he feebly raised the other and
pointed indefinitely.
Hope may die n-aminute If | ever saw
such nox as that gourd give that butcher" +"
and then he went on rambling incoherent-
ly, tumbling the OK over the gourd and the
butcher over the OK until the reporter was
forced to shake him up to clear his mind. -
Come now, if you've got an item let's
have it. What kind of knocks did the
butcher give the gourd, anyhow"
The boozy individual Strengthened him
self up with an air of injured dignity and
scowled upon his questioner.
"Whose item s this any how? If you
can't take my word go down TO butcher No.
Ian on Front street, n ask him bout that
OK that gored him. You're pretty report
er, you are. Go n eat-a-little fish, and as
suming a sickly smile of supremest con-
tempt he again devoted his efforts to sup
porting the drugstore, while the news
gatherer went in search of the butcher who
had been gored by an OK
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General Grant is in Russia and has been
received by the Car.
Queen Christina, who has been i'll at
Havre, is said to be dying
John Trepphahn was killed by some un-
known parties near Mantua Station, 0.
A young man named Lemon and his
horse were drowned in White River near
Bedford Ind.
A Paris Court has decided that the mar
riages of priests during the Revolution Of
184S, were illegal.
Three thousand Mohammedan horse
men have appeared in the northwestern
portion OF Bosnia.
Lily Dean, an actress at Hart & Martins
Variety Theater at San Antonio, Texas, has
fallen heir to 100000
Two burglars were shot and captured in
METROPOLITAN Railway Office Washington
CITY. Three others escaped.
Two men in the Titfin, Ohio, Station
house fought on Saturday, and one of them
named Smothers was fatally beaten.
Washington City was again visited by a
tornado on Saturday, causing great
amount of damage TO persons and prop
erty.
At Anderson, Ind, Saturday, the bank OF
VIM Grim & Son was robbed of So 500 in
currency during the absence of the proprie
tors at dinner.
Fount Peach, white man, and prom
inent Republican, shot and killed Essex
Cook, coored in Williamson County, Ten
nessee, Saturday.
Frank Roe arrested Saturday and locked
up in a Chicago police station, committed
suicide early Sunday morning.
The River Nile is rising favorably. 1t il
now higher than at any time last year, ant
the prospects for crop are excellent.
At the Rochester races, Saturday, Jerse!
Bov and Powers were winners. In thu
Saratoga races Uncas, Loulaine and Bonnie
Wood were winners.
A Ageneral fight occurred near Jones' Land
ing, Arkansas, Friday, atapolitical meeting
resulting in one colored man being kille'
!, and several other parties being wounded.
Arrangements are about completed for
prize fight to take place on the 18th inst
| between and u o clock a. M, in Indiana
} The principals are Mr.. Early of Cincir
: natl, and Robert Luver, of New York, an
the purse $3.50, has been placed in the hand
of reliable party.
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THE GERMAN PRESS.
What the Organs Say of the NOm-
iMatiOns.

From the Morning Post-Republican.1
As, soon as the Democratic party i'll the
county, State or Union believes itself strong
enough to elect its ticket it invariably turns
over to some foolishness by which the good
German Democrats become its dupes.
1t was ever thus, and it was that way Sat
urdav. e 81 #s This. as strange as it
is, is fully recognized and has been brought
to regular system. What was formerly
DONE perhaps unintentionally, is now done
after forethought and preparation. II
For the most prominent office County
Sheriff. Ex-Mayor G. w. c. Johnston was
declared nominated, in spite of the fact that
all of those, including every reporter
who kept record of the ballots declared
that on the fourth and last ballot Johnston
received only 140 votes, and his opponent
Narwig 144, and that only by fraud
ulent manipulation of the tally sheet by
'the managers of the Convention, could this
result have been obtained, namely that
Johnston was given 143 votes and Varwig
but 139. y # The German Demo-
Gratis, who should have at least half of the
offices, are always overlooked and treated
with scorn, and will be from now until
eternity.
From the Observation-Disclosures
This is the first time for many years that
q Democratic ticket has been nominated
without having upon it the name of Ger
man candidate.
From the Yolksfreund-Democratic.
The ticket put up by the Hamilton Coun-
ty Democracy is, on the whole, a good one
But it shows up cardinal mistakes. First
DR.. Maley as a candidate for Coroner, as We
stated yesterday, should unceremoniOuSly
be taken from the ticket and another cam
didate nominated. Maley can not be elected
he only weakens the ticket. Secondly
the German element has been entirely
ignored There is German name at the
bottom of the ticket but Mr.. Keller
man is only a candidate for County lnrm-
ary, and no voter in the city can poll his
vote for him.
from the Freie Press-Republcan.l
That the proceedings Of the Democratic
Convention on Saturday would be stormy
could have been predicted, but that they
would be Of such nature as was the case
was not expected. % II What attracts
the eve most is that the German Democratic
element is not represented on the ticket.
The Irish, who consider the Germans
as nothing less than green, used this oc-
casion TO vent their spleen on the d
| Dutch" But the Germans will probably
not take the kick as coolly as might be ex.
pected, but revenge themselves by either
staying at home or by voting another
ticket This may be the case the more as
the friends of Varwig declare that he was
fraudulently deprived of his nomination
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John Shillito & Co.
LEGAL.


A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-THE STATE OF OHIO,
N Hamilton County, S.S-Pursllant to the com
mand of an order for sale from the Probate Court,
and to me directed | will offer at public sale, at
the door of the Courthouse in the City of Cincn-
natl on TUESDAY, the oath day of September,
1873 at O'Clock p. m, the following described
real estate, to-Wlt:
Situate in the Village of Avondale, Hamilton
County Ohio, being in Section (Ninel of the Third
Township, III the Second fractlonal Range, Miami
Purchase. viz:
All of those two certain Lots of ground Num-
bered Nine (9) and Sixteen (1G) and the east half
of those two certain Lots of ground Numbered
Ten (10) and Fifteen (15) on the plat OF Thomas
Corry's su ubdiyisiOn of Locust Grove, as recorded
in Plat Book No. l, page l93 OF the Records OF said
Hamilton County. Said lots and half lots front
one hundred and fifty $50 feet on the north side
of Rockdae avenue and extend back northwardly
three hundred and sixty (360) feet to Forrest ave-
nue. formerly Archibald street.; said Lots Num-
bers Nine and Sixteen being the same property
conveyed to Jabez f. Wynne by L. H. Sargent and
wife by deed, dated 9th August 1867, and record
ed in book 3i5 page 207 of said Hamilton County
Records; and said east half of Lots Numbers 10
f. Wynne by VIM. +. Irwin and wife by deed,
dated 29th April, 1868, and recorded in book 355,
page 167 of said Records.
Valued at $4,000
To be sold by order of Court in the case wherein
Charles 0. Lockard, Assignee of Jabez e. Wynne,
is plaintiff, and Jabez E. Wynne ct al. are defend
ants.
Terms-One-third cash in hand on day of sale,
and the balance in two equal payments, in one
and two years. with interest the deferred pay
ments to be secured by notes and mortgage on the
r ''-' CHARLES 0. LoCKARD, Assignee.
HOWARD DOUGLASS Attorney. au5-5tM
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Have Won DYspepsiaI

With its attendant troubles, constipation,
headache, loss of appetite, gloominess water
brash, distress after eating, etc.? If so take
DaCosta's Radical Cure and be we'll Its re-
suit is astonishing, and sure relief is guar
anteed in every case, where it is used as di-
rected. 1t assists digestion, tones up the
stomach, strengthens the debiltated, re-
stores natural appetite, and as a liver reg
ulator has no equal. A clergyman of Phil
adelphia says: at is the very fountain of
health. To all who are suffering from a
disordered stomach or liver, or who need a
gentle spring or summer tonic, we say try
it. and you will thank us for the advice.
Trial size 25c Sold by John Keeshan,
Sixth and Walnut streets; ]. d. Wells,
Fourth street and Central avenue; II. f.
Reum, Fifth and Broadway.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to Worms.
Pleasant to take and requires no physic.
Price 25c. Try it,
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about mile south of Mount Washington
about o'clock, and after letting out his
passenger Harry Gilbert sailed away again.
The following observations had been made
with one of Mason's hydrometers:
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At SIP the balloon had attained an alti-
tude of 1000 feet; 80, 6:500 feet; at $40
it had fallen to 5:200 and at 5:55 to 4:S00,
when Gilbert concluded to descend. After
landing with the assistance of some parties
living in the neghborhood, Mr.. Gilbert
lookup Mrs. w. J. Foster Mrs Shallcross,
several children and a young lady, name
unknown, to the height of the drag-rope,
and brought them down again, after which
he sailed off again alone in a southerly di-
rection.
The following dispatch was received by
his wife last night about II 80:
AMELIA, Ohio.
Landed at Bantam Fair Grounds. All
right. HARRY GILBERT.
Bantam Fair Grounds are about thirty
miles from this city, in Clermont County,
and not more than five or six miles from
where the Lev. Steele landed. Prof. Hay
den was therefore successful
Manager Miles has about made arrange
ments for another balloon race, to take place
three weeks from yesterday at the Zoo, and
there will probably be six entries in the
race-Prof. Wise, Prof. Allen, Gilbert, Hay
den, Miss Helen Augusta-all at the same
time, and probably Prof Stahl, of Conners-
vile.
Pedestrianism
In the walking match at Bank and Bay
miller last night, in which Bartlett was to
walk so miles in less time than Pierce and
Klusman together would walk so, Klusman
failed to put in an appearance. Bartlett
made his so miles in 8 hours, 81 minutes
and Is seconds. Pierce made 35 miles in
the same time, or 10 miles more than half
of his and Klusmans so. Hetlich put in
and tried to make up the so, but made only
Is miles, while Is miles were necessary.
Swim ming.
New York, Aug. ia swimming match
for a one-hundreddolla champion medal
and the championship of East River took
place yesterday, distance one mile, from
Fifty-fifth street to buoy below Black
wells Island. Six entered. H. Thiel won,
after a close race with E. Allen, eX
champion. Time 14:32A, the fastest time
on record
A walker Fails.
James Mcbride attempted to walk from
the Battery to Jerome Park, a distance of
Is miles, in hours and So minutes. He
covered S34 miles in hour and SO minutes,
and gave up, exhausted. The stakes were
$3.50.
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The Man With an Item.

"Wan-an-item, Mizzery porter%
Mr.. Reporter was much astonished to
hear this remark issue from boozy indi,
vidual whose whole energies seemed to be
concentrated in holding up Keeshan's drug,
store, and thus preventing the awful calam'
ity of it's falling over in the street and kill
ing hundreds of unsuspecting people.
Gotta bully item. Gourd butchered aw'
fully by 'nox. O, awful" and he slowly
opened wide his sleepy eyes in token of the
aN fulncSS.
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SPORTING NEWS.


The seventh game between the Milwau-
KEGS and Cincinnatis will take place to-day
in this city.
About one thousand people were on the
grounds yesterday to see the game between
the Mohawk Browns and the Athletics, Of
Mansfield, Ohio. The former were easily
the victors by the following