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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
franklin Garrett.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, La.
N Lands for sale and ront in the par
isines of Ouachita, Morehouse and Richland,
including desirable farms. Special atten-
solicited from parties to buy, soil or rent
lands and houses. Enquiries promptly
answered. Correspondents i'll all the
States December 6, 1878. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
H. RIUHARDSoN. 3. d. NJ EMERY
Richardson q lHcEmcrY.

4 TrORNEYS All LAW, Monroe, La,
n will practice i'll all the parishes OF
North Louisiana, tho Supreme Court of the
ate, the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land
.ifice Department OF the General Govern
mont. January IL, 1878.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
Dr. 'TllOs, Y. Aby,

MONROE, La,
HFFICE on DoSinrd street, at the inter
~ section OF birst, in the roar room Of
building formerly occupied by A. J.
Keller
January 5, 1876, 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
H. W. RICHARDSON, C.J BoATNER
Richardson IL BOatncr,

4 TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n LAW, Monroe, La, will practice In all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in tho
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and in the Land Office Department
of tho General Government.
Otfico fronting northeast corner of public
square. January ), 1873.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
DR.. A. h. SllOlArS.

MONROE, La,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens OF Monroe. Ofice in his Drug
store on DeSinrd street.
Soptember "a, 1875. 1y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
r. Il. STUBDS. TALBOT SrILLXAN.
SlulblDS II StillMlAn,

o9uuAsS ~ oGA1AAAAeMs
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Monroe. ill.,,
n will practice in the Parishes OF
Oteuchitu, MO,'ehousc, RicAIaNd and E!'nnklta
and in tho Federal Courts. Will take
claims for collection in all other parishes i'll
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
Same in connection with attorneys residing
there. March 7, 1879. iy
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
DR.. TIP. Richardson

"AS resumed tho practice of Medicine
IL He may bo found, when not profos
siDIally engaged, at Mooro's drug store
during the day, and Mt his residence at nj
other hours. Monroe, Fob. 8, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22

TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements will be inserted at one
dollar and fifty conts per square (ono inch
OF space or less) for the first, and seventy
any time under ono month. For longer
perods as follows:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
Joseph f.. Johnston.

Joseph 4. Johnston,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, La,
n will practice in all the Courts OF the
Fourteenth judicial District and in the
Supreme Court of the State.
January o. 1879
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
DR.. R. G. strother,

1FFERS his services to the citizens OF
~ Monroe and vicinity. Office: Corner
of Grand and Wood streots, on bank Of the
river. August "a, 1877. vS-n4l
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22
Il. LudClfnx.

A TIORNEY At LAW, Monroe, La, will
n practice in tho State and Federal Courts
in Louisiana, and in the Supreme Court ut
Washington City. 11:3ln
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-22

Cards OF 4 personal characee1-when nd
lMissible-wil1 DO charged double our resu
lar advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will b
charged as advortiselne1lls.
Any person sending us five new cash sut
s.ribers, at tho same post-ofhce, will be Ell
titled to a copy of THE TELEaRAPI graft
for ono year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
cur New "Ad.."

We direct the attention of our readers 60
the now advertisements in this issue which
can he found in another column.
DR. DoWolf, a German physician recently
from San Francisco has located among Us
and can always be feund at the now German
drug store at tho old stand of Ben S Parker,
He is a graduate of some Of the FIRST medical
colleges in the old country, and also ono in
Philadelphia,
DIR. J. 4, Andrews aud his wife, who il al.
so physician, angounco their intention Of
praetieing in this community They are
physicians of the Eclectic school, and come
to us well recommended Mrs Andrews
makes speciality Of obstetrics and the dia-
eases Of women and children.
CT. Esmonin, proprietor Of the new coffee
aud spice ;aanuiaetory, fmg9 his banner TO
the breeze this week. lie is an onterprising
Freuchmau aud understands his haainoss
thoroughly, anl tho coffee and spices he laan-
piaeturss are frat class. This we know to
be fact.
We wish to direct the attention of our
readers to the card Of J. L. Lomer, who ID an
architect, contractor aud builder i!e has
not bcea resident Of ovr city very long. but
by hia push aud energy has already estah.
lishcd an ouyiable reputation in his business
lie put up the addition to the Revere House
and also made the recent changes in the FOX
busdins. lie also drew the plan for the now
three-stury hotel now bein. erected at Cor
Wallis, and has secured the plan Tor putting
up the new odd Fellow Temple ar Jollcr-
.nn
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Tac liaea salary Graft.

We heard = great deal Of talk during
the past week about tho action of our school
directors in voting back pay to teachers in
their employ, and it sounded so badly when
We first heard OF it that it was cur firm in.
tention TO give them . .'biowin. up. but
upon inquiry We found The report that is in
circulation on or streets Is not correct.
About the first Of january cur directors ar
rived at the conclusion that the duties Of the
teachers in the East and West Wards
schools were great de&i more a~luous than
At the Central School, and in private con-
versation they agreed 70 raise their wages
$40 per month from that date, and at the
first official meeting afterwards sometime in
February the official action was .taIsen and
recorded by the clerk. Il was voted to only
two-NIjss Howa-dand Mrs Bllyeu --a-l, ow-
iagso the talk on thozt-sets against the action
si the directors, the latter refused 70 receive
her share. This IS really all there is in the
bac&-pay question, o. which wo have heard
so much.
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Chr 9etturrat.
Il, 1879.
. CHurs', Directory.

u p. CuUtcu.- .-rreachjugeverv Sabbath.
at I | \. NJ, and : L. II. by Rev. $. G. Ir.
vine, u. u. sabbath School at ESQ +, NJ
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EyANGELtctl CuuEcH.-Pr Preaching on Sab.
BATH at ii y. ~, and : r. N. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CALVARY CHUReu.-Services every Sab
bath az IL a. NJ and L. NJ sabbath
School at $50. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening @. each week. W. Il.
Floyd, pastor
~ l. CuURcu, SoUru-Servioos every
Sabbath at St Paul's NJ. L. Church. South,
at II so \. n. and : =. ri. Sabbath School
at 10. Prayer injecting every Friday
evening. L. a. MeScs, pastor.
NJ. E CKuRcu.-P Preaching every Sabbath
- ii 4. II. and p. NJ. song service IN
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
1t 2:S9 7. NJ Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. VIII commences a protracted
meeting at the close of the week OF PRAYER in
january. J. F. De Wore, pastor.
81. PErERS EPIscorAL CHURcu. Divine ser.
wee Is hcsd IN the Church every Sunday a.
IL \. n. Sunday School at $50 T. ii. L.
l. Stevens, pastor.
BAPTIST C:IvEC,s. Services every Sabbath
as IL A. N. and = = ss. Sabbath School at
l., Prayer meetings every Thursday even
ing. W. j. Crawford. pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14
water uoias.

AZ last The question aa to whether we viii
have water works in Albany haa been settled
aud Jas. H. Foster last weei. sent nm order
to tho Eaat for 800 .tong Of water mains,
which il 10 Thought viii arrive ~ tintp TO be
put down during the coming fall Mr.. Eos.
ttrnlorms us that it is their in.ontion 10
put up reservoir on tbs ridge at the fall in
tho canal above town. raiaing Tho water by
the use Of u large Lcsgl wheel from there
Tho water viii to conducted 70 This city
through G.Rch maiu coming down Ferry
streoi. and on every alternate eroaa street
smaller mains viii connect With the larger
one. and running east aud wcst will supply
our Whole town. The price oi wator will DO
put down low. no that everyone oau afford to
rao IL ia preference TO that furnished - tho
wcls. The calatliaHment Of water works
We consider ono Of the eTandcst events ~ tho
hiatosy Of oar city. for tho water taken from
Tire canal VIII DO pure, wlilo that W. are
now using is just tho reverse. on account Of
ih" laci Of drainage in ouF city
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III IE!10IEAy2.


HALL or ALDANY LODGE No LO,O.F.
We, your committee appointed to draft
resolutions in memory Of our deceased sis
ter, MARGAREg ELLIsoN,a u Daughter of Re-
becca in this Lodge, respectfully sumitthe
following:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Supreme
Beng to remove from us by death our be
loved sister Margaret Ellison. In the vi
cissitudes OF life, death, which is said to
love a shining mark, struck down our sis
ter in her young womanhood and claimed
her for his own. While afflicted by the
sad event we bow submissively TO the De-
cree, our faith and reason teaching that
He who in love and wisdom Eiveth and
taketh away doeth all things we'll, and be
it
Resolved, 2 hat we tender our bereaved
brother and to the serrowing relatives our
fratarnal sympathy in this hour of their
affliction. and earnestly command them to
Hush the murmuring thoughts that wakcn;
Though he sever every tie.
God hath given, God. hath taken,
They will meet her by and by.
Resolved, That in memory of the do
ceased sister the charter and regaiia be
draped in mourning, and the sisters wear
the usual mourning badge for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy OF this tribute be
spread upon the records of this Lodge and
copies be furnished the city press for pub
lication.
Yours in triple bends of f. L. and 7.
AIKs. J. II. BURISHART,
Mrs. t. O., SMITH,
]. Ii. BURKHARr.
Committee.
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Hcaa.lEai Ec5y song.

Tae p:e.tics5 Eew song aud chorus pub-
ished for some tizle is ''5oIaebody's Coming
wnen the Dew-drops Fall, by Jas. c. Macy.
1t il perfect gem Of melody and the chorus
is simply immense. 1t is already the rageia
the East, and is fast becoming popular on the
Pacific coast. The title page IL elegantly il
lustrated. By all means send for 'Some-
body's Coming when the Dew-drops Fall. +"
1t is published by $. Braiaarl's Sons, Clcye-
land, o., who will mail it to any address on
receipt OF pricd-l0 cents-or it can be OBJ
tanned OF any music dealer in the United
States. Sherman, Hyde @ Co., NJ Gray, or
Bancroft, Knight & Co.. San francisco, A.
Waldteufel, San jesse, and all dealers have
this charming song on hand.
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Joug &. srasra,
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Coaur:I E-r,cce.;.u=..

i. tac Corac.l meeting last iues.."y cyei..
ing petitions were presented from l..an IN
g.ue 90. 40 asking 20 have their quarterly
allowance raised, from ai0O 20 &l2s.5o, af.i
alzo lo- :..e purchase OF lot foT tAeir engine
hceae. The former Nsaa referred 10 the cor'
ia;ttos oa !i-o aad Water. AID the latter 20
- the Committee oa Haya aHd Mean.
Tns petition asking .or e.anes ia aaf
!ieuor 5aY was referred 30 ihe C7uaa-:ae oa
Licenses w.tA .aa,aae-.aaa ;a sesaEs - a.pa
az possible.
by motion taa s.as= sar ;.., completion o.
.he ely a-esza-a- v.=s a.t i5- April ls-.
On motion t.. Alderman E..ua tas ls ar
committee was trae-s1 20 inquire ius1 taa
masser and rlgpr- whas ca.y i- ia TO s.ase
and keep iu se.=sr tao bridge 7e-aa .As
Szat.z.u Cai--
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14

It restores HEARING and Strengthens
the Icy ESIGHT. 1t is not QUACK
NOSTRUM.
Its effects are permanent. 1t has no
equal. 1t is Mother a SIT MULANT NON
EXCITANT. but it will do the work thor
oughly and well.
DIR. MINTIE " CO.'S great success in
the above complaints is largely due TO the
use of this wonderful medicine.
Price $500 per bottle, or times the
quantity for sic; sent secure from ebServa-
tion, upon RECEIPT OF PRICE.
None genuine without the signature of
the proprietor, a. e. MINTiE, NJ. D.
Physicians say these troubles cannot be
cured.
The VITAL RESTORATIVE and DR..
Mintie tS Co.'s Special Treatment testify
positively that theyacan.
CONSTELLATION FREE.
Thoroueh examination and advice, inciud-
ing analysis, 500 Address
KDEs. A. K. MENTEE SS Co.,
Graduate of University of Pennsylvania and
late Resident Surgeon, orthap@dic Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Special treatment given at reasonable rates.
All1etters should be sent to No. II, hearhey
street. San Francisco.
Oflce hours-f0 A. N. to S p. NJ, daily: to s
evenings. sundays, II a. N. to 2. N. only.
n5lyl.
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coumty Court.

Following is a report af tho proceedings Of
the Commissioners Court at the March scs-
sion. The probate matters have been crowd
cd out but will appear hoSt week.
Petition for bridge at Davis Ferry eoptin-
sod 80 next term.
d &arrell's proposition to keep Parrish, a
pauper, was dismissed.
Relief for G + Mckinney was not allowed.
Further relief TO J May a'pauper, was not
allowed
County Clerk was ocierod to draw war.
rant in favor of the Wishard heirs for SIS.
Report was received from ) 7 jackson,
Supervisor OF District No II, aad he was re-
appointed.
Fees allowed in case of State VI Wilson
The Supervisor of Road District No sc re-
signed. and \ Shanks was appo{ {nted to ill
the Vacancy
VIM Davis was appointed Shrervisor Of
Read District No -.
Tho jurors in the case of Simp# onys Griffin
were allowed payment for two ddys each.
The Coustables bill in the case OF the State
vs. I o'B-ien was continued.
NJ /. Coou's bin for So was not allowed.
The Supervisor Of Road pistri It No - re-
signed and VIM AieCulloch was appointed.
Fred Graf's claim for $lSEor c3din for Mrs
Jordan, was continued.
Beni Catlor was allowed $50 for 3 coo feet
of lumber IN District %.
4 Philippi, Supervisor of District IA, re.
signed. and Geo Hogan was appointed.
Settlemeir Bros were allowed Sis Ter ium-
Der furnished to District No Il.
Riley & Stcaeh were allowed - - ior lum.
Der furnished District >.
Claims for fees in cose Of State Va Thos
O'Brieu were continued.
Supervisor of District Is resigned, and VIM
Broyles was appointed.
Fees allowed in the case OF State rs III
Toay,
Petition o. \ Sharks and others tor change
Of county road was continued.
Petition asking for tine removal OF j
Severn, Supervisor or District Ne -, and
tae appointment OF J S Ramsey to I'll the
vacancy, was continued.
SA Dawson, Supervisor Q. District ;, re-
signed, and John Reed was appointed Il
i'll the vacancy.
: report from : Tr.sl,, Supervisor OF
District No G., was received, and " : Pot,
ter was appointed Supervisor n said dis
tr;ct.
| The contract ior Keeping Parrish and vile,
faapcss, was gwen to p Eilyca 3: - 30 Pei
vsssek, 70 date frosa Feb ., 1879,
vi Vance, Supervisor Vi DIstrie; No 20,
resigned, and ) 3 Roberts was appointed Z,
FL tie vacancy.
It was ordered that aote Le executed hy
the county to :, q Mcdonald ss-et the sam o.
$500.
Thos Reading. Supervisor Of District Nc
Is, resigned, and 0 Das-in was appointed.
T-ass1pasra-s Tor keeping = Deuaam, q
paap-E was 'ct go :" il Eozd. a. - pes
geeG.
0 3aahagli, Il HugacP AID V c 2.o5.
g-a We're appointed 20 view q proposed
county read. pcsitioaei :or 10y y X Price
sa1 o;hrr5; viewers to meet on the 2Cth.
Tae County Jades was autasr:zed t. exc
ca.e note 60 EoL't PeEt.aa, .a= tae sun O.
1850.
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sloa,c an,, Abroad.

Spring fever is setting in atroa
Court is griudne along very elouly.
Cbew Jacl,sone Bosa Sweet Navy Tobec
CO.
Hon. J, II. Smith aud Hon. 1noeh Iioult.
of Harrisbarg, called on US during The week.
Gov. Thaycr gave Us pleasant call dur.
ing tho wee,s. IIo returned to the capital
oFTuesday.
Clean up your promises at soon Go tho
weather viii permit. and get ready for
spring weather
We had pleasant eall from sur talented
young legal friend VI. II. llo'mcs. Of Salem
during the week.
Cooper, our colorod barber, haa bccn
closed out and his furniture viii be gold by
the Sheriff in n few dayH.
We have had our "lon' weather, aud
since last Wednesday We havo been trying
the 'lamh. Wo lito the change.
DON'T forget that L. Garter and ca keep
the heat harrow and clod crushar now manu-.
featured the Eseelsor. Call and aeo it.
Mas Stevens. mster Of the Eev. tob't l..
Stevens. expects to start bac,. 90 her child.
hood homo in New Jersey in iaw weeks.
There wero t59g-arrtt arrival at the ss.
Charles Hotel last 3lcnday. lt isn't very
ol,ga ,las such i rua "a that can be lealau.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Castor moved 10 ttt;s city
from Shedl laat Tuesday, and are Rou living
ia Mr.. Westlal,o's house, on. Seventh street.
Tho wife Of Ia. Alexander. formerly o. lhe
Eaeene amyk died Of consumption IN San
Francisco recently. Sho uas Formerly Nias
Dell Dunbar. OF s4'yn.
7. a. Enmpcy, OF ila7isoprg. came home
from California llss worE j. 10 hif opinion
that tae average grain yiclA viii to very
loss in tan. State this yeas.
Tho "Crips" have increased in uHmhar, fo
fast that they uow take yoar peanuts ous of
your poc;,e. by force. when tloy use3 60 a'.p
up bshinj and is,# contribution.
pot.a lrs4. ,.ag uarl.esa keep. m4a-
niaesat aapply OF al kinds o! ue,. At yhe
Central Market. aaI that Lc delivers every
thing boash. SO bis uag..es TO ..t,y ias- Of t,5g
city tree,
Dear ia sainl .has Sac very Aas sastr.
coated bana ,a .l.s market c.a D. ...d u.
usrtleaz, as t4o Central Market: l.u a,.g
is.s souts delieigaa bsea-l.a. tseau. - sci. as
sayalaera. side mras. So.
Aisssa. =aegHea, Hyde & Is, o.. aaa
Fsaug.ssa. .ay. seng as &. c'lara5a. .a..s -
chorus. entitled "l;gea.la I.sala 0aes s .,a, 10
hy y. s. u-.ar I.s aaa. IS so e..y t..as o.
ca,ll can plsg .-, aaa $50 pretty tAa- sseg
/ boiy viii eaa, .-. Tl-e t..y s. &. SIS. .sses
SIS.
si.s. sf. .'o',s.soss s..sa a:, Atss)aas..a ,.i.a
have recently bsess engaged ia dFeaais sAlus
IN Ills CT. a-r q. Yssaga. Waiting friends 81.
Junction ei.y.. tat VII ze.ara asa.s sisay ies-
week AMI open ao estai4 Him,at far ds,es.
making up s.a.sa il bfomaa's i.aa-- 4r,.r
'a.t' ,s43i aviaar in osr r.eAt tssae.
| ts nay uas bg Jog. yor, bu, ior us is Is tsa
= 81 Hsse.a.f.. B.. s..a- as.a- anil sss s.e .a.so
'frsE-zsa.s -a raa..e tAs:r s.ay oss= 5au'.r
rr,ss-ssa..s. Tie .aa Of z. ,-aa .a a...a.. t.r
...s.s=sa- a.s. s..s O.. ai4a.H. h7 t.-a
in eiaa--.a. t-.e t-.ls. nr ts#-ie. # ..s..r s..
es q. IN saa. aa srs-ta.- -..s- t.a t7a3 raa
grasp t-es-
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Tac EEswnss;lIs Packet.

Nou may talk about your Narrow Gaugo
Railroad between Erownsyillc and Albany.
bat it Ia laid ia the shade now, Tor eonneo-
ton beswecn the tao places has been cs.ab-
!ished by water. Many think that the Cal.
a?oo:s is not navisable for iirat-ciasa water
craft, but on Monday OF last scoi, . boa. ar.
rived at this city from Fiu,cy's rnsa. about
- miles above ErowHs,ille. under command
Of Rear Admiral Porter. lie is entitled 90
that ''handic' Ter tae reason that he pilotcd
his vessel Through the tarb.l waters Of the
Calapooia ia an admirable manner. following
jssst IL the iear OF tllas bis drive al saw-i"ss
whieA Allen. Ei5iasou & O.. have just;
hroagh: 90 tAi8 city. Tac ioas bsoasAt
down is not quite tha equal Of sas Misaissip-
pi packets in either dtmrua.oua or etyic ol
finish. bus toz q sssat.scow it Islands = No. J..
This essabi.aaes river connection between
the two frs. e..ies 81 sas State. and We are
in favor Of ss'.l.iaS Iastes los i'ssaiaieat ia
1850
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a-11 -SFE2.

Every dzy brings Us more intelligence in
regard to the damage done Jy the wind
storm last week. = great proportion Of the
fencing Cboth rail and board in this county
has been demolished. and the cost Of rebuild
ing VIII be large. Besides this a great many
barns have been unroofed or blown entirely
down. a school house at the loot OF Peter
sons Bate was moved come six or eight feet
from It's undation and was jasHined up con-
siderabIy, while another, two miles north Of
scio, was carried fifteen or twenty feet and
str5lci, the ground SO heavily that It was
badly damaged
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asr Eiae EIboea CIas.
Hlucil.


The attendance AZ the meeting CT this ciub
last Saturday evening was very large, al the
seats being flIed aui nearly al Sic standing
room occupied zszzShnre addresses were made
By &essrs. Conaor, Brown, and Humphrey y,
and Or. J. L HIS lit:le boy rcc;tcl = TEN
Peranee poem IN : way which won for Aim
rouads o: applause. Excellent vocol music
was rendered byJ. =, Wyatt, Chas and Al
bert EafIenden AID Z c. Clement. and the
oEehestEa furnished some beautiful instsG-
mental pieces; in fsetrac programmed through
oas was the best the club has ever furnished.
About ll5 Esw NAMES were reported, bring
Ing the total membership up 70 75a To-
morrow evening the club VIII have auc.Le.
meeting at the :. ?. C. = Hall.
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The Odd Fellows a. Jefferson arc proving
themselves IS caterp-izins as the Same order
Is in this city, and are giving evidence o.
their public spirit ii the same way. They
have LEI the contract 10 Air. J. Z: LaH:cr. Of
this city, for the erection OF a fine tgo-s:ory
frame building, and the Contractor viii com
menco operations in few daya. The build
ing Is to be very handsome and imposing IN
appearance, and viii be occupie. below by
mercantile essablishIncs.., aad the upper
part viii be occupied rs hail by tie three
linkers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-14

I. sas last TharsJay evening, ilss after t..o
sabsidencs %. the terrible wind storm which
blew down iesoes. uprooted trees, tore down
signs and psspstratsi other great damage in
this section, thay - p Vas 'asaajerins
along Broada!biastreet. There aPpaasedtoLo
sog1e irr:g.atibie sorcs cnieavoriug g. impede
lis progress, ~ he would aha',i!y advance q
step or sgo and thea execute retro4r=dc
movement, bringing MP 1t the atartins point.
lie was undoubtedly AZ drunk ~ a lord, and
thc ground appeared to roll beneath him liko
unto the oceans restless waves. al at ouco
he was seen to reel, cudeavor to catch hir,-
self, and then sink heavily into a heap on the
pavement, and when the bygtanlers raa 10
his asgiztance ho said: "Atsh ehoycrcst
hurricane an tornado ever spcricnshed n
I've bin on ish coast shinco so Alutsch
damage done, y reckon