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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04

opxEx: ~Why viii men sssoke common
tobacco. when they can buy Masburg Bros.
sSsai of- North tCurogfad,s,k AT the cams,
,,;ssq, jan. 3fsy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
County Court.

~ @se&fS.fs+3
Wright and A. G. McClain
were elected Road Commission
ers by acrlamation.
w. J. stegall. G. c. MrKin-
my and Jno, S. Naddle were
elected Jail Commissioners by
reclamation.
The following Tax Assessors
were elected for 1873:
1st Ilis--L. L. Cole.
z2d--T. j. Towcry.
3rd-J. A. Hall.
4th--W. d. Moorhcaa.
9TH. NJ. Noblett.
6th-A. Washburn.
THE. j. Alexander.
8th-Jno. S. Waddle.
Chs. G. McCollum.
10th-W. FL. Foster.
11th-H. T. Childs.
I l2lh--John Carey.
13th-W. w. Wilson.
14th--A. S. Templeton.
15th-D. G.. Smith.
16lh-A. A. Williams.
17th--J. F. Smith.
l8th--W. A. Rhodes.
19th-A. j. Childsess.
20lh- j. j. G. Drennon.
21st--J. M. Routt.
22nd-S. l.. Walker.
23nl-Leyi Eslick.
24th-CEas. Kelley.
25ih-J. Il. Riley.
The tax for The year 1873 was
levied as follows: 10 cents OH
the 500 worth Of property, 81
on each poll and a tax on all
privileges of one-half of tie
State privilege for county pur-
poses. Also, a county tax for
school purposes Of 10 cents on
the 500 worth of property was
levied.
$50 was voted te Mrs. King,
INDECENT, TO be drawn quarterly
by VIM. Moffatt, trustee.
1t was ordered that $500 be
allowed to complete the bridge
across Elk river at Shiloh, and
in the event a turnpike is built
to said bridge, that the entire
cost of said bridge be taken by
the county as stock in said turn
pike, and the Cour. appointed
f. p. Taylor, j. II. Warren,
VIM. Copeland and w. w. Par
ker, building committee to SUI
perintend the structure Of said
bridge. 49,
On motion, the sum Of $3.50
was appropriated to complete the
Bradshaw bridge ut Merryvillc,
and if a turnpike is built, the
foregoing conditions are to ap-
ply. Building committee, j. L.
Sheriff., II. p. Rove and W. p.
George.
On motion, Theo. Harris, As.
Sloan and S. S. McCown were
appointed a committee 10 exam
inc into the prorricty of build
ing a bridge across Elk river,
and if said bridge should be
built, they will select a suitable
place for its erection and the
probable cost, and report to
next Court.
On motion, the sum of 81 200
was appropriated to build the
bridge across Swan Creek at
Clifton, and if a turnpike is built
the above conditions are 10 APP
ply. Building committee, A. G.
March, John Clark and W. f.
Mcdaniel.
On motion, 1.-The sum Of $4,000
was voted to build an iron bridge
across Elk river at or near
Roundtrce's ford, and il a turn
pike is built, the foregoing con-
ditions arc to apply. Building
committee, VIII. Robertson, d.
NJ. Eslick and W. ID. Moor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
EOeNgS.

N@ Oliver Chilled PIows,
Land Plaster, fresh hungarian
Seed at 4. J.GRAx & Son..
Near the Depot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
Lincoln County Grange.

There will be a call meeting
of the Lincoln County Grange
at Fayetteville on Saturday,
April 18th, and all Patrons Of
Husbandry are requested to at
tend as the action of the late
State Grange has made it nee
essary that business of import
ance should be attended TO.
C. A. mcdaniel,
Master County Grange.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04

Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised.
j. III. DALE, Z. nj.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
WHISKY.

If you want old whisky, cheap
fol: cash, by retail or wholesale,
call at PrTTs & Co.'S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04

Ne Specimen copies OF the
jSoastheyr, Industries can be
seer at this Office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04

Mothers. cone let vour iiaflings ts.i-es
with WheopinE Cough. J ynu haze . ftm ;
edy 50 near at hani Cse Dr. ban easph
Syrap. ard the Iti.e sufferers Will soon
find relief. Price. - cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
The following accounts were
presented and ordered paid

The report of Judge n. p.
Carter was presented, and
shows the following to be the
financial conditioned The county !:
Amount collected from April "a,
1871, till Feb. ~, isis..... SIC ol1. SO
Amount paid ont. -.....:.1 1i'z'o'oo
Leaving on hand ~. a. 1880
Present a nd estimated iadsbted-
s sss,'s .. e.el2.74
Leaving 70 be raised by taxation. l.sTS.SS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04

HE The Brassell brothers
were hung in Cookvilleon We'd
nesday of last week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-04-04
Observer
Thursday, April A, 1873.
e an6i8 Miss.

Election: Thursday, Aug. l, '7s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

Washington Territory may got away with
tLis State on timber. eiaEs. ote.. bat there
ia ne use IN them brasEiRs On their wheat
IL Last Fridays OryoniaA thsrs was an item
In regard 70 some spooinsns Of wheat raised
on sAa Juan ialAad and br0aebt 70 GsrtlAnd
by Rev. Il. w. strattoa. There were tarss
banehes. sach raised from Oas grain. oas hax.
ing % heads. saothsF Is Aad tks sshsr 81
6OW ws Wsat % tell Cur wheat story, which
gees ssvsral Psss higher. While a. tAo City
Mills fsv days Ssaes AF. Moatsith showed
a. baaeh u whest raised from oas grAia.
IL contained 100 stalks. 20 Of which had
heads up0n them. and soma Il the hssda
measured ~ much ss 81 Inehss la isagtA is
wAs brought 70 this eisp bY farmsr named
Wm- Peacock. and can be seen At Ar Moa.
teith's nills By Aay ons who wishes 70 have
= look At it. Our Portland friends will have
an Opportunity Of seeing Il. a. Mr. H. in.
tends seading is IN few days 70 tbs Land
Department Of the o. 4 @. r. z. ca. IN that
city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23
Auvsly ll.sls -.


Between Aad 70 a'riOck last Saturday
svsaiug the Gre balls rsax oat An alarm. aad
CIR s1Sines zsre whirlsd cat Of their houses
n hurry. Ths frs vas discovered 70 Be N
ths rear pazt q wn c4unon,s rsssiears.
Just opposite ths DEzorEAT buiIlias. saa
slss.sagh ths ssgiasa z.uIs - an ssslz.sri..-
s.slF ahoet spaes If tizzss. Is lss .rals razsiis-
tKfeo = I'll 1S sIirea 3 han.
80 al ard sz.i tll .its sluszt rntin-
gzlsEsi l.s l-sser sat eszsa tllro-zl. IA.
ga soExia. The staauer would have got 70
vOEk sooasr. bat steam had 70 Be raised fron
entirely eold water, which consumed several
uinutaa. The fire evidently caught fran hot
ashss being set away Ia . shea adjoining the
hoass. and frosn this shsd is very easily
foaHd is way into tlls kitchen Two these
two parts Of the baiiding is vas confined,
aad consequently the damage b Ight-prob-
ably $s0a Both tho Chief and Assistant
Enginsers seing ahssnt, the boys naturally
boxed 20 oar old Chief, ice Wsbber. for
orders, and By his carstal management the
aanes were checked Ia very few moments
This Is tae frst Ere We have had IN Albany
for thirteen months. and our boys got away
With Il In COED shape.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

We we're PANIED % ses, On picking up the
Heasless last week, ths death notice Of Hon.
,. R GrimeA He died at hia residence near
Harrisburg. On Fdasy, Avg. l6th, having
attained the ripe old age Of e5 years. He
va bora IN Belmont county, Ohio. IN t'le
year 1872, and smigratsd 70 Kentucky IA
1884. where he married and lived fifteen
ysarA From Ksatueky be went to Missouri
IA 1850, settling IN Grundy eoauty. Theirs
he razazinsd untd the breaking out Of the
EsbeIlions when he came 70 this State and
settled down IN Lima county. near Harris
bzrg, and there remained zat1 Death claimed
him - his oEz. He was elsctsd to the Leg
islat.rs IN 1876 by the Democracy Of this
county, and Ids record shows that he vas
careful and honest II fulfilling the wishes Of
his constituents. He was farmer, and By
lard labor had accumulated considerable
property. he leaves quits large fanIy,
sl of whom are grown up
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23
a SO Asslasnt.

vissOr. son Of Hon @ q BslliBger. was
aseidsutally aAOt LAST Saturday As East
Portland. Hh father vas editor Of this pa.
psr for quite awhile and many persons in this
oiay wall remember the bright. happy faoe Of
his little son. The following account Of the
tragic affair Is taken from the 0rsgOnaaN If
lais ss6hath.
Ahout $50 o'elock sasuraay magnlag vissor Hsllln.
SEA, sen q g b Eelugeg. ke9. nast uith Eheeking
aodal4 uaier tAs ta1ioNinR elreaEnalaneas: He Was
sAgsesd la leedizg sasa eartrsdse tsr shosyun y
tn tine q Ne dlstreszag nishAp. He had arkaehed
IN pereuea - te loWsr end ol the shall pl4eed lae
powder % Ead was rAnmiag down TIE saddlnE pgep.E
eesFy e pz.lnG n tha aho4. 10 forca Tie wAadlng
losE. whEs thrs oaEagod ths csFtrsdrs e1plosri.
dEivne EAe ramrod tkronEA bis hand ana up aEainal
ha AlEehsaa ons ed q tAe rod struck Ne bore a
- rges szeesos nsas tse ssss sh.ssersag 6 I'D
srtly tha rcd dzSrsa DAT L panetraaed te aku
sd eaterinx tAs brain, HlakiaE . VEN dAnrerous
woan9. DE. rszeeE. Raaeziy Aaa Waskina u.sFe sim
stIlanee y Ehsir Poser. 1Aa wound uaa carefully
drclsod aa8 ~ 70 iass hear ist nlxAt the lad sas
restiax oszialtAbly aad ths sympeo1s vers raiAsr
Belinger, uAo abous thirty niies loa IAoksonEilis
auprHtslnE hs1 q TIE teFFiha nccdoaa He uiu prob
asly reach ksrs to-morroW evuning. Fietax = assd
b sae etFrazzstA1ne n fAVnr q his nscovGy. He q
eoaIcicvs and ptxtuctly sensible, answering 81 qsss
tors laterrnty. Ths ohzaces q rsoosury quite
nzy pan throagh ne parents have tho llnosrs sym
patty q The eonzngnity In this their I'd kaic.ioa-
Latest accounts from there say that there
has beea 10 change, either Tor tha better or
wonse, in the boys condition His father
arrived OF Monday eveninE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

The new Aums on Ferry ssttsk which is
10 furnish the City Mills with water power,
ia beiHg rushed along very fast BY jason
Wheeler, the Superintendent Of construction.
He has force Of twenty chiuese ~ work,
and they have boon slinging cut the dirt In
hurry this week. This Aame e larger, aud
viii esat moro than ons would imagine. u
s brought down Ferry street. having just
the natural fall Of the sstahllnhed grade Of
ths city and tho bottom Is 20 be just four feet
bsiow tbs grade. Is h fe.s= feet wide and
viii be sided all tho way, but viii only have
bed.sllis On tho bottom, which win romedy
the defect Esen In the tight ilumes ef having
them raised BY water getting under thhm.
Tho flaming viii require $1,000 feet Of lam.
bar. sDd tho entire cost Of the lulne when
osmplstsd will be from $1,000 70 $500.
Although The building u II esusea little
Inconvenience Just n present. Il viii prove
of great bensAs to the property holders on
that street in giving them drainage. and Il.
20 AAcrdiag such excellent facilities for en-.
gines 10 obtAin water for extinguishiag fires.
Besides this the fail is saeh that snail cur.
rent wheel pat In anywhere viii give power
suslcisat 20 run force pump Ia raising VA.
tsr for nse ca lawns or IN the residences.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23
few gsea reassas wfy every lady shsuld
Buy ahe
/: BROARuEAD ALAPACGs.,'

lat They are the cheapest goods in the
marGet, when thair service is taken into con.
sideration.
ID Thsy can be wora in damp weather or
in shower. without fear Of being ruined liy
curling or shrinking
81. They ara al double width goods, full
twsnty-Scven iachos wide. and nlado from,
tho very best materials. by experienced work
mon, and cannot DO excelled by ANY similar
goods. eithsr Foreign or Domestic.
eth. ThemAnufaeturiag, dyeing aud finish
ing is done in such manner that these goods
can be washed and dons up as Rell A. linen
salt, without tho least injury to the fabric,
and the merchant selling ia authorized "a
warrant them as such.
9Th. In their manufacture there Is nc
weighting. stifening, ofartifcial lustre used.
Thus showing just Whist the goods are and
win be uutil worn ont.
9th. No expense il spared, and tho greatest
caro- taken to make every color as fast a. the
perfection Of skill and the pnreSt dyes viii
make them.
fwA fresh tnvolce of above goods sust re.
oeived, aad a fail assortnAe ne kept constant
~ sn hNnd BY SAMUEL 3. Y0UNG, FIra
street, Albany. Samples aene by mail. and
a1l orders promptly attended 60.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

TAos. Aoutsith. the propdseor. has ~.
Gently been makins oxtsasive and very valu.
abis improvsmeats en- these ziilu. Former.
y the water ussd Ia prspsilias Ais masAinsFy
was brought from the CalAPOoIA dam. but
The race laid very low and Il did not take
maeh Of rise u Ne river 70 make hila shut
dowR. Ths Consequence was that be eoald
take no largo contrasts for aeur, foz he did
nst know - what tina he woEid BE- sompsll-
ID "a step grinding. A auns b now bslng
hrOaghs down Ferry strOet from the saaia
canal 70 his mirs, vhish viii remedy all the
drAw-baoks Which he Aas bssa labOring an.
der. Hs l. havisg two pen-stocka baill.
connected WITH tight aans. and in the bot.
ten Of The lowest viii b. placed 27.lnSh
BarnhAm whssL He viii have q 30.
fest bead which viii give him
AbOut rs Aorss power. and as ho eaiy rsquir.
e Aboas 30 horse power 70 pFopsl kis ma.
chinsEy, Il viii be seen that as viii bo sx.
tronsly we'll fired. And can enlarge Al any
time he nsss &C.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23
A sevlous Aeeldens.

Mra. Dr.. J. E. Payton and Nias Bslo Pay.
ton, Of Saism. were thrown from buggy a
DrAia'a Station on Saturday last, sustaining
injuries serious In the sxtrslss. On the ar.
rival Of the AIbany express trsia here
last Saturday evening. thsy wsrs ordessa
back 70 sAlsm for Drs. Payton and skarpls1,
and then run through to Draia's station,
resohias there at Sunday morning. rsturn.
ing to Albany the sAns day. Conductor
Bsllsngsr gives the following aOoOuAt Of the
accidents Near Drains Station the railroad
runs through out abOat twenty feet deep,
and the wagon road runs right along tho edge
Of II. Tao ladies wero seated in bsgRy on
the edge Of this cut when hend car came
along whieh frightened the horse, and he
eemmencsd backing. precipitating occupants,
basg and all over the bank, and 70 the track
below. Miss Payton fell. striking on Der
haak and sustained injuries dangercuain the
extrsme. Mrs. Payton also received inja.
riea which are considered very serious.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23


ons sveaihg last Eeah Marx Bsamg.rt
Eas out riding u carriage With 4 couple Of
Iaaiss. whsn. in crossing the railroad Just be-
ley this city. he eams very nsar bsing run
oysr By the evening express It WA getting
lsse and he could net see distin1cfi,. any dis.
ssaes, aud as the road sad been recently
Ezayelsd the rumble of the train eoaEd not
Aeard, and as the engineer did not ring
bsll before coming to the crossing, Of
rss 3fE. B. did not onee think Of the
d and drove right across the track, barely
getting over just as the train whizzed by.
Tia team ran Of and Il Is great yondar
fiat no serious Hishap acquired, as the team
vas very spirited. Ths railroad officials
should see b Il that snch conduct on tbs
part Of employees dies not happen again.
Il the engineer had rang tbs bell bsfole
erOaaing the road, as the law requires. none
of tits would have happened.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

Last season 4 eroat deal u dirty and IN.
soand whsat Wa shipped from this county.
and g The grain vas damaged By rust over
tas entire Stats. W sappoas ether counties
also sent infsrior wheAs 70 che market.
farmers sad dsalsus should ssa 10 q that ne
such graln e skipped thls season. The
wealth Of Oregon i Ia her wheat tlslda, and
her wheat now commands higher prices In
tivsrpool chan thaa from any ether Ssata IA
she UniOa, bat sAis esans. last 4 40 atten.
5su ia paid % he eonditioa and quality Of
she graia Ne aAip Fer ths purpose q keep.
hg up the reputation of our State. the Port.
and BoAtd q Trade hAs taken hold Of this
aatsss. Following + a paragraph clipped
trouh tAe laat Feport ef the oEseers q that
kody.
sad Nafoheasetee y tie tnct that complaints bad
hee9 made N Tie Lverpeo mAfAe,a and iiixatlon en-.
saed because q various shpmoata from oregea. he
wheak berinr lAst ssssoa pAroala & wheat were 4
tnea reieeed u consequences u lalorioFts u Qaaiy
rsscSsd Lsspso s sa II sossssssnos enc Sos oay
did rs LvogpQa pafehAaeu saalAla heavy to4seS
having = guAAHtce a. 4 tAe casau "a Rngsndl each
ssaluAs y the azsaaa q Thousands q eplafs have
aesa entareed against our ahppen hF buyefs II The
Liverpool mnrkes. who hAto this year resolved % puF
chase 20 cArroea from orcgon which ulxad with
toul or uneoend wheat, Accoreingly hortlond ship
pers haze eogn compelled, Tor thoiF eNn proteeilon
d.aisrs thAf uhsai sSlch 4 gsi. irtv es rsssand
au ee Feiecesds aaa Inspection 81 evaFY parcel of
shoaa = - b nada - Portland before pAcea beard
ss q - 80 - ~, a. M /. ss. =
NAica q aoe cleAn, smerchAatAeie Whsas"-etheFNiae
earogAnce, uagation aad expsaae win ha Incurred ~
ialeR a. attar of course 4 Z only bY careful M.
4Pecstsa tAna tHaegsQf dealan presune tha loss
en9 ogoFcu whaa1 u u immlnons danger q halnx ia
looa 4ieA eventually wszA fal directly ou The Ore
ga r<sanesr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

The following dispatoh. seat to tie State.
p,1n last Saturday. announces The death Of
Myers famous Peroheron st4llion-'. White
Prince
White Fs4aes did tails masnlng A po~t uaaFtem
etAlaiaatoa u hls atouAeh showed neAry tHotkifda
ef shs hnSf coatag guae, plainly indicating that ~
bad been poaonsd Whus u che valley hy slow sabtls
polsG. had thought ants Tie eAst day o. two that
he might raeVFaf, but The eoadldo1 d hls stomach
upon aa shnWed thai 10 couFse nf tgsatmsnt
could hsVsaASed kln. lie I'D nes rally tfotn kla As
attack as gAsn - be did ffoss tie Attacs ia Albany
an4 CorVAins In Jaly kad August NoezfihstAndlnx
he los - The Stoek iassssts u the Htats e u noW
being Demonstrated that his stock o. proauee are he
ost uniform q any ever bFsd 10 0Fsgon, VII y
shown IN tbs naxS several years Whsn his casa arrive
at maturity and 80 81 werk upon ths lAus q ~
Rliamet valley and eouthsm 0rsxon. dali bagy
him with dae henors, put picket tsneo ArennA hl
resting place sad eroet suitable monumsus record.
Ing his age togehsr wth hs pedigree and tha taes u
bis beng the nrG prneoly representative ~ his nss
oTsr In 0regon. ". c, hYEk.
This blOeded animal mas been stationed At
Albaay during the past three seasons, and
his colts can Be found In nearly every county
IA the State. He was beautifnl specimsn
af his race, snOy white. and hua the strength
Of any two orniaary ni1sd horses We srp
very sorry 70 hear Of his death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

lss 5r-ss - have last MONEY IA pablish-
iEs legal advertisements. Every moath OF
- scaae oae Who has Pablishod = divorce
suutnous or something slss. gets up aud
aksia3dlss. leaving rs 70 whistle for cur
pay. Oar contemporary. the Rsgiasr. has
hesn sxastly Il ~ aalas situatiau. and %
sssssss vs. have rsselgs.i to pat = step 70 suOh
FsIS,ls parPoss q Irstselisls
oarsiyos Es haee saapted tha ssliouisg
ruls. and s We have sssh plsdgel oar wosi
= stick e IL { win not IS dsrsEss,i fsen;
No afhdavit Of pubiioation Of any legal no.
ties viii Be azds Whsa the parties arc an
known 70 the Publisher until the cash Is pa d
down, anlssa the attorney sppsssing far the
advertiser viii ASSUME the debt Individually
New this isOarEale. and dit ieiR aos Be etzagsd
Is works no hardship on anyone. Attorneys
can collect Il easisr than We can. Some
times We have had 70 ~4it two and three
years fer the settlement Of an estate before
ws could st our advertising fee. This Is
played out We can't sEord to wait 60 long
and win not do It hersaiter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23
Gr.ass ralsn sssrs.

Mr.. John Bievins, the Superintendent Of
this store, has retired and Geo. ?. Simpson
has takea that pOaition Thoy have large
stock consisting Of everything usaaiiy found
IN general merchaadise bIsinsss. and a.
they want to close Il out they expect to sell
at cost from now until further notice. We
think the company made 5 good choice in So
lecting Mr.. Simpson 70 manage their Affairs.
Although be has not had much experience in
that line, he has the happy faculty Of adapt
ing himself 70 any business IN which he en-
cages He has been ordered by che company
70 collect AL outstanding accoents, and fos
tia purpose Of notifying debtors Of the fact
he this week inserts an advortissmsut in the
DxAOcExT. Lock IL up, read Il. and ponder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23


IA Rse. Q. Gregory. D. D., of San Fran.
eisoo, vi.itea oar city 5 few days ago, and
speks IN sAs Baptist Church in the inssres,
q The Nasional Sabbath School Convention.
knswn as The "a Yosomite Assembly, which
Is % eoavpas IA the Yossmite valley IN Jana,
lssa Ne. Gregory comes to as ven rsoeu..
rasadsd. and nade good Impressions upon he
minds q sAoss who heard him speak. Hia
mission . Oregon is 70 secure faads fos the
purpose q bailding chapel st the Yosemite
fallz. e eost Of $500. to b used BY the
delegates 70 the Assembly neat yeas, and by
eoariatz and OtAoEs Who may visit the valley
afteTWa<d. The manner of securing the fund
4 By taking subscriptions for ssOes in cor.
pssAtion called che ss Yosemite Chapel Asso.
citation. Incorporated in May, 1875, for chat
puTPosa The amount Of each share IN tie
association Is 5 ets. aad upsn cOotribating
thss amount every oas IS entitled to : eersi-
6eatoOf SOCK. Observation-Disclosures to the fvad
can do 20 hy presenting their naEaes aad the
anouns named 70 any OF the various Sabbath
School Superintsndents Of tas city, ak their
places Of business duriag the week, OF to
either Of thsm at their respective sehOOla
until further notacs. The names Of ths con.
tribstOrs to this fund win b published. aad
wia also b enrolled in reSora provided for
tAas purpose. 70 Be kept in the Chapel when
completed Tke enterprise 5 non-soetsriAu.
Ths coming " Yossaite Assembly . viii DO
more 70 bald up the religious interests Of the
PAeise Co.st than most persons are aware OF
who hEva given the sabiecs bat little stsea-
tiOa- Tho Coareati0nis Is % Be visited BY the
FLOWING named gentlsmea from the East.
EiE: Rev. Joseph Cook, Boston: Bishop
Simpson. Dr.. Yiaeent and osAsrz- Il win
es-tzinly be Ereas bonest . the ssAAzth
sekool workers "a the Paeifc c0ass.
T T. HAcxtzsaAs.
SuPk Of Bapsiss Sabi,4sh Seiiool
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-23

A few weeks ago we alads zsntion of .
deposis Of bahr stone bting found up near
Swest Hople By Mr. Lewis. and this week
We hayt ckd = piece Of it Iefs ss Mr..
Frank WOodS.s Il has every sppsarAncs Of
the French buhr stsas, and 70 thlnk e fully
- hard u you place cold chissl uPon Il
ard strike 4 With hammer, the edge Of the
tool instantly hreaks Of Il eaanet be woek.
ed At 81 except By tooIs tempered especially
for that purpose. Lat week shout 3,O00ibs
Of the stOns was brought down 70 this city
aad shipped 70 Wagner, the niiIi-stoAe raan-
ufsetursF st San Franeises. A specimen Ot
It can Be seen At Mr Woods blacksmith
ahon.