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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

The minnesota Democrat, a Dem
ocratic German paper published at ST.
Paul, seems to have a special bone to
pick with us, and in the two numbers
preceding the last credits us with
more newspaper ability than we real
ly possess. In the last number before
election they went wild over the know
nothing article which had been copied
from the Marshall Messenger into the
New Ulm Herald, and after knowingly
and willingly misrepresenting the mat
ter, by charging the authorship of the
article to a New Ulm Turner, = they
go on and say that oar interests are
intimately interviewer with those Of
the Herald, and that if we had a par
ticle of German blood left iE our veins
we could not have allowed such an
article to appear in it's columns; when
in fact we have no more to do with
the Herald than the managers Of
the blatant Democrat have. 1t appears
that 'Beer Kgnig,'' one Of the quill
drivers Of the Democrat, who went a.
bout the district stumping for Pehler,
and was in our city about the time the
gu ClSlO III 5lleSGlOIl ttppGdl0u LII Glle
Herald, wrote the Democrat article,
expecting no doubt with one blow to
knock every German voter into P9hl-
er's hat. How we'll he succeeded the
vote of New Ulm shows.
Not being content with having us
run both the REVIEW and Herald the
Democrat, in a later issue, says that
no doubt aOe were the author Of the ar
ticle which appeared in the New Ulm
Post, over the signature Of ssBrown
County Republican,. Now, really,
this is spreading it on little to thick.
We have our hands full in writing for
the REVIEW, and must disclaim any
connection with the article published
in the Post; would state however, for
the benefit OF the Democrat, that
'Brown County Republican, express
ed our sentiments to q dot. The PEG.
pie of the Second district ane capable
Of taking care Of themselves, and we
would advise the Democrat to pay a
little more attention the next time to
their Donnelly and ''the swindling
brass kettles.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
Announcement Extraordinary.

The celebrated Chambers Bros. One
Ia House Co. of Mankato, will give two
performances in New Ulm, Saturday
and Sunday, Nov. 23d and Oath.
The company consists of Is frst-class
artists congregated from the best thea
ters east and west. Everything as re-
CARDS paraphernalia and performance
is first-class. They also have with
them q quartette of the finest Gym.
nasts and TrapeZe performers in the
profession.
They will open at Turner Hall as an
nounced in the bills at the popular adj
mission price of IS cents.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
LOCAL DAsHEs.

Judge Cox held term Of court in
Beaver Falls last week.
Senator elect Helling has a majority
in the district of about 1850.
We hear it rumored that the end of
the division will be moved to Sleepy
Eye next Sunday after which date all
trains will run to that point
The grand jury Of Watonwan coun-
ty last week indited Capt. Murphy, of
Madelia, who shot Samuel Ash last
August, Of murder in the second de-
gree.
The partnership of F. G. Gley and
John Weyhe at Burns Station has been
dissolved See card elsewhere.
Hon. G. G. Goodnow, Receiver of
the U. S. Land Office at this place, has
been confined to his room for a number
Of days with erysipelas. Dr.. Berry,
his physician, reports that he will soon
bring him around all right.
Our list Of new buildings erected in
this city during the present season
will be small, as aside from John Hau.
enstein's residence and Aug. Schell's
bottling establishment nothing has
been built worth mentioning.
Anthony Finley was arrested on the
train at Marshall on the 18th inst. on
the charge of bigamy He was en-
route for Minneota with Mrs. Finley
No. when the sheriff gobbled him, on
telegram from Rochester, MINI.
Wheeler & Wilson are awarded, for
their new Sewing Machine, one of the
Special Grand Prizes of the Exposition
at Paris the ONLY grand prize award
ed for sewing machines-over eighty
competitors. Chas. Wagner is the a.
gent in New Ulm for these popular
machines.
The Governors Guard again comes
to the front and will give one Of their
popular balls at Arbeiter Hall, Thanks
giving evening, Thursday, November
2Sth. The boys have always made
their entertainments enjoyable affairs,
and we have good reason for saying
that this one will be no exception.
Tickets only so cents. See announce.
ment in another column.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
RurnstOvvla Items.

The weather during all last week con.
tlnued uncommonly fine.
A select social was held at J. F.
Burns on the 18th inst.
Threshing in this vicinity is nearly
all done,
j. w. Miller has sold out his carpen-
ter shop to Ernst Fay.
J. G. Colony, depot agent has gone
home on visit.
NJ. Fl. Gamble and Ambros Parsons
shipped several more car loads of beef
cattle to the Chicago markets last
week.
If you wish to substitute coal for
wood call on p. A. Ammas who is a.
gent for the sale Of the same, and is
Offering good coal for 1925 per ton.
Trade during last week made rapid
strides on the way Of Improvement.
and our merchants just now are doing
q rattling business. thanks to the grain
and cattle buyers who pay cash for
everything they buy, which gives life
to trade.
A few nights ago Mr.. and Mrs. Evens,
OF Willow Lake, gave social for the
benefit Of the young folks. A goodly
number Of our towns people were in
attendance all Of whom express them
selves highly pleased with the hos
FATALITIES of mine host and hostes.
Lucas Fecker says that it's all a mis-
take, and instead of becoming a tenn.
perance man he is looking around for
q carpenter to build a new counter.
tie keeps on hand the best brands of
wines, liquors and cigars. Call around
ye thirsty and take a social drop with
Lucas.
Nothing is more needed in this vi.
entity than a grist mill, as the Iberia
and Leayenworth mills have more than
they can do, farmers are sometimes
obliged to wait for weeks after taking
their grain to mill before they can
get their grist. a three or four run
mill would be a paying investment
here, and we hope some enterprising
man will put up one ere another sea-
son passes.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
THE COMMITTEE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nershlp firm of Frederick G. Gley and
John Weyhe under the firm name of
Gley 4 Weyhe is hereby dissolved.
The said Frederick G. Gley having
sold out all his interest in said firm to
Frederick A. Gley. That the said Fred
erlck a. Gley and John Weyhe will
hereafter continue the business in the
same name and will assume all the
debts, assets and liabilities Of the old
firm.
Dated. Springfield, Nov. 18th, 1878,
GEEY & WEYHE.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Minnesota, &C In Pro-
County Of Brown. % bate Court,
Special Term, Nov. 10th, 1878.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry
Hamann deceased.
Whereas an instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament ofHenry Hamann de-
ceased: late Of said County, has been, delivered to-
this Court.
And Whereas John Mohr and Christian Gaetke
have filed Herewith petition, representing among
other things, that said Henry Hamann died in said
County on the 18th day September 1878 testate,
and that said petitioners are the sole executors
named in said last will and testament, and praying
that the said instrument may be admitted to pro-
BATE and that letters testamentary be to them is
sued thereon.
i is ordered, that the proofs Of said instrument
and the said petition be heard before this Court at
the Probate Office in said County, on the 18th day
of December A. D. 1873, at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon when all cor cerned may appear and contest
the probate of said instrument.
And 1T is further ordered, that public notice of
the time and place of said hearing lie given to all
persons interested by publication Of these orders
Tor three weeks successiyely previous to said day
of hearing, in the New Ulm REVIEW, a newspaper
printed unpublished at New Ulm in said County.
\. NFEsTPHAL. Judge Of Probate.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

Fidel Diepolder, of Lafayette, Nj
collet county. lost six head of cattle
last week from the effects of feeding
on corn fodder in which considerable
smutty corn had been left unhusked.
1t this smutty corn of which we
hear SO much about is really Of such a
poisonous nature, and the cause OF the
death Of SO many cattle, farmers can
burn up their fodder and cornstalks
none too soon.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

4 cALF's K1cK-As Geo, Vogel of
Cottonwood was engaged last Friday
evening in driving some young calves
into his stable one OF, them suddenly
planted its hind feet square in the face
OF Mr.. VQgel, badly mangling his up.
per lip. George says it was a ssr-r.rip-
per, and that he'd never believed it
was in the sscritter.' .
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

Louis H. Helling, brother Of Knut
II. Helling. Senator elect, died on the
morning Of the 9Th inst. On account
of his brothers illness Mr.. Helling was
unable to visit any part Of the district
during the campaign.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
SHOP.

-; I would respectfully inform the people Of New
oim and vicinity that1 have opened a Harness Shop
in the rear end of my Hardware Store, under the
management ofmy son-n-lawj FIR. Quense. good
ana well assorted stock Of harnesses saddles, col
on hand and sold at bottom figures FRI Quense
Will take pleasure in waiting upon all his old Gus
toners. Upholstery, and all kinds of custom work.
promptly attended to.
II. H.RBEUSSmANN,ss
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pAY UP--All persons indebted to
Il me are kindly requested to call and
settle their accounts on OF before Jan
uary firstnext, and thereby save COSTS
ali accounts not paid by January first
will be placed in the hands of an attor-
ney for collection. THEo. CRoNE.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

YJNOR SALE--Ten to twenty bee hives
~ with bees, are offered for sale,
CHEAP. by Ludwig Rmk, Of Milford,
4 miles from New Ulm.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20

TNOR SALE = Four or five improved
~ farms, in this andNicollet county.
For particulars enquire Of
THEO. CRONE
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
lllnll.

Bees for sale-see advertising col
umn.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
NEW uLnI PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by R. PFEFFERLE.

Flour, per Dbl. -:a5. oo@e.oo
Wheat, per bushel 25to75
Oats, per bushel- Is
Barley per bushel- 300
Corn per bushel,- $50
Beans, per bushel- 1.25-1.75
Potatoes, per bushel 20.
Hams, per pound l211S@
Cheese per H. Is.
lard, per pound 10
Salt, per Dbl. 200
Butter, per b. 10
Eggs per dozen. 1211S
Honey: per pound 1870.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
NOTICE.

II. H.aBEUSSmANN,a
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-20
Tickets Scots. a couple. Supper extra.

Come one, come all, and have a good
social hon Z..--.9--.-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
CHARLES HAMILTON.
FLORIST.
wAVERLEN. YORK ROAD.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT ~
Hot. Green House q Hardy Plants

- Bouquets. Pyramids. wrcaths, Crosses,
CrosHs. Ac.. made q order ~ short notice.
Es--Cemstery Lots aud Gardens laid out And
furnished with EveFgrcens. Flowers. Ac.. ac.
80 tii orders promptly 6lied. 4 call respect.
fviy collected. April g.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

PnacrbrAL mAxrrAcTrmEn o. <3r
Tru1ks. vnIiscs, Ae.. ke. . IlI0
kssps esnstamtly en han1 and makes o. ofI<s
L4Ai~s' asd Gentlsaea's TFsFsling Trunks, Va
isss. s1tshsis. ke. Aiso. LaAies Bsun<t Boxes,
uAeisr&As nd rstzil 0la Trunks Repaired and
s.9f tsr snd dsiisssed ire efeAargs. Agenfs sam
pc trunks eksap fer casa D0nt fsrest the place.
Ne 3ls Z MONUMENT 81. [0et.ls.-5m-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02
DAM. HAUBERT.
covsnstovn Carriage works,

ForR MILES ~ YORK Rotp.
est s. SIN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-02

eA-0rasrsfor BALLS. PARTIES 4 CHURCH
FESTIVALS uill Be PrOuPsly ellsd at shOrt no.
tee. tAPril s,ss.-ly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Last Saturday morning about O'SlOOk the
nFe eells rang oae A alarm. and both engines
wss ont n short urasr. As 10 snoke could
sssesa. he boys had 20 tru4t to outsiders
ioe information a. 70 the location Of the fire.
No. 2's received correct information and
seaEeed down Seeond street ata,lively rate,
bat soOn snding cut that the IRE was already
sxtinguished. they returned No Is were
pat on the wrong scent and ran up BrSadAl-
bia- They aOon found cut they were steam.
bOsssa, and they also turned around and
cane back. L was aseertAinod afesrw4rd
that the old Parrish house. on Second street,
had been On Ere. bat The flames hs1 hssn sx.
tiaEsished BY Mr.. Bthee aud others before
tie alarm was given. The FIRE was rndoubt.
edly the work Of an ineendiAry, a. no oae
was living in the houss Is TIE tl:nes i had
been kindled IN closet under the stairway,
and for the purpose Of starting it an old chair
had been brekea up and piled upOa tie door,
and quits number Of meat stnds put upsn
i EF0n this tn fro bad sprsxa 70 ne
wall, which was al in flames when frst dia,
covered, bat few baekSss Of water discrest.
ly ased put . step 10 il all The Gre surely
must have been the work ei tEamps, as we
hsst theS szss bssase0n thsrc frssseatly..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04


IiALL az coRfvTHfAN 1.oDox, 20. ~, A.
Z. Z A. AZ, ALBANY, September s7tis. 1873.
WHEEEAa, tho Grand Master e5oyo has
s'alaiae,nly e. i.,.. yet psaref.lly reI9osed from
worthy IIrOth9r and Past aiastsr of this
Lodge, JESSE PAxR1sIf, who died at his
homo, ~ Marion county. Dreg0ff, oh che
s5tll day of September, 1873. aad
WHEREAEf tho naneonie ti9s iiieh bound
Us IN frnternAl sympathy wefs Iscctfliariy
stj On x: therefore, 10 u
kosoivcd, That wO deeriy niotifn sn4
regret that We hayo be9i dapfiycd of tho
qhecfing presence and visa "a tiissi n q
trug Man, Citizen and Mason af
Rgsolycd, That we hereby fovsrsnlly
bow 70 tho mandate ~ tho SnpreD,e Arelil
iteet Of tho Universe Ia calling our ijelovsd
and worthy Brother from labor - rifrosh,
mont, and hopefully lock forward 20 3 re
union with him n tho Grand IleIea on
high, there 70 labor with him IN that Tena.
pie not made with hands, eternal in tie
Heavens, where sorrow and death sliall
never onter.
Resolved. Tlia: sso tendar our hosrtfalt
sympathy u tho family and raativea of
the dso0ased in this dark hour OF theiT,
sorrow and bereavement.
Resolved, That tho foregoing Preamble
and Resolutions be entered la the Records
Of this Lodge, and that q copy isigued bY
Mastor, Wardcns and Secretary under iiis
seal Of tho Lodge. asa furthertokon OF the
msEnory Of the decoasod, be furnished lis
iamllyi and that copies bo 1urnisbod The
STATE RIoHTB DEMOCRAT, ALBANY Rog
later" and "Daily oregonian' for publica-
9ion.
Resolved, chat tho Lodge 10 gsapsd In
mourning, md that the members wear tli
usual badzo OF mourning for thirty days
JOHN BRIGGS,
SIGNUSD FOX,
4 BTLYEU.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04


We owero ploased q recesro 4 dalI siigsWssk
from Hon. z. L. ApplesAA. II Is very
probable that he will become resident of
this city, and wo hopo no may.
WeworO ploaSea 70 recoiYea call this weel.
fron Walter 1Iust0n, Of Harrisburg precinct.
lie IN an old bedrock Democrat and one II
tho best farmers In the county
Tho weather L getting decidedly caol. and
young felix's are already beginnipg u double
up. You can look out ior i perfect sialnpodo
In that direction IN tho near future.
H. a. Irvine, Chief Marshal 81 tho State
Fair, VII start with his family for salem
next Monday, 50 as 10 have everything n
rcadinsss for opening out next Thursday.
The sacrament Of this Lords Supper WAS
administered 20 the members Of tho u, i.
Church ia this city last Sabbath, BY Rev.
Or. Irvine, assisted by Rev. Fec, Of Warm
Springs.
Cash. Hawkins and Mr.. Wyatt came
down from Lower Soda last week, where
they have bsen staying for seysrsl weeks.
MrS Wyatt'a health seems TO bG perfectly
restored. Cash dida't get HE boat.
pr. @. W. Price. Of saIaas, Cal, will
'sart iOr New York in few days 10 spend
th7 N'lAtrr Ia attending lecture. lie viii
bs ese0HppAaiSd By hia vile. HI GnClhsr,
Alfs Istr. will return 10 shi. city isn.nsAl.
staiT.
The JCauSaadisS vino latoEed q, iaiGhialIy
Ia Soaisiliag contributors Tor Tho southern
suffsssra were Fioy wflliatas. Jeaaie ciArl,
lottiO MOHtViih, Rslsils Howard, Iula
ciarh. Anttls Fess<r. NeaBis o.esfa aili
HstGS Miller.
We go By tbs Portland pspsrs that the
Albany Water Works Co. Leas shipped an
engine and boiler to thia city. Aaa viii soa..
nsHee wSrk immediately. Tia. il good
nSWS, u true. bat We niIl have y Sc tLsra
before We believe Il.
No oAea boys cAano. say too taaeh for
Mr.. wolvsrton, the inIitnsan. sAd yirril
Parker, since the ars:alaFm Last Saturday
The former hisehed on 70 the engine asa die
Latter 70 ths hose cart at that lims. sad ths
way they made the mud Ay was csatioa.
Gee. w. sili, who for soma time has been
saleaHaAR ~ l. Y BlAln's elothng store has
covered his connoetion with that eatabl..h.
Insnt ans now . gsntlsmAa d lsisara. lie
aSss net yss know whA. be win engage 10,
bot he ia nOt the enc tAas win reaaain lale
Cor any lsagth ol tinA
Nov that you may expect rain a. any no.
nSnt yea ought 70 provide yozrsaA w.sh
somsGhiAg 70 kesp sG the moIsture. For the
workman. tarrasr or citizen. BiAin has nsons
hns rubber and oil cloth clothing. gum boats,
smbsssiAs. ETC.. aaa Aiao s lot of go.aanar
OVersOAas. whieh wsigh oaiy o4o T.osad asd
can Be rolled up and pat Ia your rocket
wksa net IN uss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
4 few good reasons Why elcrI liady
should bur Tie
9 BROADssisAs ss s1 .aUstt44CxS.,,


lA., They arS the oAsapsli & s'..a.i ia 4 ss
market, when thor service istassf into cons
sideratioaa ,, sg.i,f 4 -. ssls.s +. - s s.
Cd. They can be wosa IN damp N'eather or
In shower, without fear Of being ruined by
curling oF shrinking. s.1s -
Sd. They arc. al ,loubfs widkhs goods, sffA
twenty-seren inches wide, and. made from
the very best materials, by experienced work
men, and cannot be excclicd By any similar
goods, either Foreign OF Domestic. 6
4th. ThomanufaotpFing, dyei.lg and iipiSi.-
ing is done in such arnsnncr tlaat these goods
can be washed A.d done NJ, as wen al i linen
suit, without tho least injury "a tho fabric,
and the merchant selling lis 'astAosizesl b.
warrant them as such. ~ g go iaas g
9Th. IN their manpfacture therc Is no
weighting, stifeuing, or artificial IdStfe used.
Thus showing just what the goods ara and
win bc until worn out -
9th. No expense issparedc, ana the greatest
caro- takoa 70 make every eSlo1sas aAaaa tkss
perfection Of skin and the p,issst ;ssyts nj
make them. =. &, s -. s. s. +.
kSA tfeAA tngotee q8 RheNe geQ4s 1FlRa r.
eeiyedsandn fnll assortment keti eenstsa aa-
~ on hnnd ny aAMUEEi 3. iE0lINa. Risaz
street, Albany. saImp1ea sent - rkzs7s sf1ss
AZ erQexs. pkosHlHly eEtended 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04


The raAEriess Of chA4- E. EsigsxtOo Aad
Clara Y Price last evening vss vsry EloaS-
ant Ahaif, and was greatly enjoyed BY All
who vers fortunate esOueh e. Be n A1is,a.
anee. Tho bride aad groom Hsvs asta1Lsa
by 4iss hSzyg flnlsysoa sad Bruce WolEsE.
toA, brother Of the new Bessdis4 Ead 70 ons
unacqusintal with the parties. It Woald have
beon hard 70 decide which couple was % b
OseTsd ap On cupid's aitAE. TAis nsrnina
the bride and groom VA start for Po,k coan.
y, on . visit 70 Mr.. Wslyertos's relatives.
They viii rssusn n0zt sabbath ana win A
once, like The sensible felix's they sFs, con.
msoce Housekeeping. ConplimsHsa rsOsivea,
and in return they have car best wishes Sol
their fltEre welfare.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Alien, EohinsoH Z Co. The sAtssr<iAiaE
HAw-ain men q this city. are making strsa.
uOas sxsrtiOas % secure IoEs enough darins
tne coming winter 70 supply sIl the demand
N this vicinity Eszt year. whsn Last hsara
tFoEa their lasgess % the headWAtsrs q Iss
CaliPOO:A had I. .30o. 600 fset already n the
creek 'fhis saozIaoaa dgIve viii Be- ssartsd
on the hst riss, aad it GETS oat oG The
mountains in god erdss win arrivs IN this
city probably sotaetims IN Deosmbss. Tso
much pTai@s cannot be awarded 10 this sasr.
gstie company, as they tgiag tAoGsAsds Il
dollars 10 this city. They smharhsd with
al their capital last year IA the hazardous
snterprise Of OPeaing Out The CalApOOia, whsn
everybody Thought The schems was fooihAr.
dy. bat they succeeded IA thsir wsrk and
brOaght large drive q lsEs doEn thsa
stream 70 this city last wiater.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
THEY ALL TAKE IT.

Whsn Iis systerB = raa dow-n T. ths ex.
toEt that you pas sleep!sss nights. arc ner.
inss, sonr atoEnHch, sick hea1ache and
coated tongue, 90 no. cngol yourself a.
high private, Ia tho rear rAnls, under Cen.
epl debility, bni cheer up aud Try yghise'a
Prairie Flower, Tho GreAt I..scr i'Anacea,
row for sale IN ever city and ioan on tie
Continent. No medicino ever componnfl.
81 = half IT, equal for the cure Of DYS.
kss specific power oyer The liver. and by
curing ths hfar, Dyhpe telz aud all eghsi
d.~ftNss arising from Il, vanish as IL by
u!Ezic, sample bottles are sold ~ thI
-fsss.l .tl''e u - ct1it4 iba; viii convIbcs
!ou ~ ~. Iuerlis Large sigs battles :.
izsat-. ~ Alio everywheru.l AH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Prom a private lstter- froa Rev. I b.
yhiss. BREEDING Eider Of this district,
datsa q the 18th u!s, We take the follow.
ing:
For tea days have bsea engaged IA = Frsst revival
g RELIGION - hesen er tresk. aa.sas siTssa niles
lf1s9 noseossg- A9o1F 81 lerSons - q tsia tne
tlohc pflslsssn e 4tetK 18th. R1YsI r II 5. EflL
q kossblFgs Eas bsdh woFAig Wfih n Eo4s al tes
tzae, aad e, ao - ReT. g G MiIsE. a Jossphlzs
- o tess .esese1d Eous11ls1 ''Worku,aa that
2eopie lPrpmised Bro. Bell sonss time eco 70 cone
out here aEd asS hin n hiding some rsvfvvss aad
li1hsfu t1fs tnon4 the salEsaS a Doslrs c.,,,rlS
Sut Aabazs, s''SAs Cen d tAsgsnsy,S q y logsi
Eesls-sR a ~ 7. 4 ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Who d entitled to that tits 4 Johnay
SpangleE isn't: Last week be .hxosgha insa
or Otiee keg Of cider, made q great, OiR,
luscious, red apples, sach ss eaa b IoEhd g
no country bat ossson- Isiephi Oh, so'
cur boys didn't go fOr thss cider bss aoshla'i
josh Billings says that cider may bs g good
tsnperapoe drink. but be can maasc,e 10 est
sodranh % Il that be can't ssll onsaf ths Tea
coplpaadrasnts from bylaw y 8 basa ball
club, bat that Is not the experisscs Of this
.C6ces They didnt get tight, bnt Like Oh
81, thsy got % fun they felt NE hey hSd
swallowed abaat fsgf pounds q tie ssaah
end 81 { saazklina. ss xa6ilA - Hls7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

The large steam saY mill at Oueatta, On
Yaqhiha 1ay, was s-bOush he last week by Sam
Case Of fewPorts snd Allen Parker, OF this
city. Is win peOb1bly be started up some.
tinse dsrisg tho coming winter. II tic Va
eaina Railroad Is pat through next year this
win prove TO be valuable property, and If
managed properly win make rich men OF its
owners, bat Il :hey have TO depend altogeth.
e apon aaa ssncisea ios s mafkoE re would
.sAshsF hass : good sa.s and sESs. .buSls - The
streets Of Albany.