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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
DR q. eOWER.

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. will be
u pleased ~ recoiyc patients al his Office.
No. 81 Michigan -rreet. where he may be
o-nd at all times. except when professional
ly absent. his residence being at the same
place.
. July 1st 1876 6m
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Saturday, August 3Oth, A.
ID. 1879.
Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue of an order of sale i'm attachment,
issued out Of the office o; the Clerk of
the Marshall Circuit Court tn me direct
ed on Judgment in favor of Orlando
NJ. Packard. Receiver OF the Prudential
Benefit Association Of Indiana. and against
William Jacoby. L will offer for sale at public
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Saturday. August 3Oth, A.
ID. 1879.

between the hours Of ten o'clock A. m and
four o'clock p. m. at the door Of the court
house. in Plymouth. Marshall county, Indi-
ana. az the law directs, the following describ-
ed real estate to-wit
Commencing three hundred and thirty
$500 feet north westerly from the southwest
corner Of lands set on to minor heirs of Jo-
seph h. Rhodes. deceased, in the north half
OF Il northeast quarter a OF sec ion num-
her twenty CAD Michigan Road lands. east Of
Michigan Road, thence north-westerly par
allie and viii the right OF way OF the Indian
apolis. Peru and Chicago railroa six.y-six
(6dl feet: Themes east one hundred and thirty
two ll52) ts.et: thence soIIth-eaSterly on "a line
parallel with the right Of way IL the Indian
apolis, Peru and Chicago railroad sixtv-sx
eco feet: thence west one hundred and tlir-
ty-two I32) feet. TO the place OF beginping.
containing twenty one lundreJths go 1907 of
an acre. more or less
-ituatc in Marshall county, Indiana, to the
highest bidder Tor cash, without regard TO
appraisement laws. subject to redemption.
JOHN V. ASHLEY,
Sheriff of Marshall County.
Packord & Packard, plfrs at'tys.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Saturday, Asss.! %, A. D., 1879

between the hours OF ten o'clock a. M. and
four u clock y. m. at the door OF the eoui
house. in Plymouth. Marshall county, Indi-
ana. as the law directs. the following desc crib
ed real estate. to-wit:
All the right title and interest Of said
William Jacoby in and TO lot num-
Der ilfy-one .t5D and lot number fifty
two l52l in the town Of Independence
Mar-hail county. and State Of Indiana (now
part of the city Of Plymouth. IA laid out
and t'latted by John Cougle. June 2sfh. 1876
Situate in Marshall county Indiana. TO the
highest bidder for cash subject to appraiser
mcnf laws. and subject TO rcsiemption.
JOHN V. ASHLEY
Sheriff "t Marshall County.
VI. A. o. Packard. plfr-s atty.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
Saturday, August 10th. A.
II. 1879.


X.Ib
By virtue OF an order of sale and n decree
of offorrclosure OF mortgage issued out Of the
Office ei the clerk OF the Marshall Circuit
Court. to me directed. on a Judgment in favor
and Alice Fish. | will offer for sale AT public
n,Icfi,Il On
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
G. z. CHAN EY

A TToRSEY ATLAw VIII practice In all the
IA courts in the state. Office ia Mheeler's block.
over Becke- 1 " offs dry goods storc, Plymouth.
Ind augl-iyr
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
Properties Sold by the sheriff.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold the fol-
lowing properties at Sheritfs' sale 1T the
Lafayette Hotel at 2 o'clock last Satur-
day afternoon:
The property OF Parthena Chandler
and Thom Y. de NDrmandie, situated
on the west side of the road leading
from Wilmington to New Castle, con-
tanning dwelling house, a tenan. house
and stable, and con aiming thirteen acres
an thirty-seven p-rche, of land, subject
to NOR gage. 1t was sold to the Citizens
Loan Association Tor $1,000.
The properly of Washington Mason
consisting OF a lot "a feet 3 inches XII
feet inches and a brick messuage at No.
222 West Ninth street. Sold to the
Mutual Loan Association for S3,050.
The property of Francis Mallon, mort
gagor, and Thomas Y. de Normandie ct.
al. consisting of three lots of land and
brick dwelling on the northerly side OF
Third street between Orange and Tatnal
streets and brick store and dwelling
and lot of land on the corner of Third
and Tatnall STIR ets subject to mortgage.
Sold to the Workingmens' Loan Assu.
cation for $3.50.
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LOCAL. TIME TABLE.
TRAfNs LEAVE wrI.xINprn,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
"or fniiadelphia: 2.3I, 10, $40, 30
t.46, 7.2O, 9.4o. p. m. On Sundays: 2.T
sl0a. M 500, = 80, 9 ~, pm.
FOR New York 2.37, 1904 ~ m, l2 81, 1893,
o48p mionsundays 2 Usa m. i6.p. m
ror baltimore and Washington: 1851, ~
81 IN; II 81, i0I, 6l8, pm. sun
days u 81, 2.lo, a m
For Port Deposit 56 p m no sunday
For New Castle: go, eis a m; os, 80 D
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware K. r.: 9l6 a IN; O6, 8 30
pm no SUNDAY train.
FOR Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: 20 q
M; 3 90. olo m; no sunday train.
For Delaware " estern X. X. 10, 10 O6 a m /:
f2pm. Sunday train, $40 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wiLMINGToN.
iron philadeipnia: II A, 8 "a, 9 10 06 a m :
l203,pm, V 4S, i2 81, 3b5, Isl, 604, rs,
l;a9, 10 ". 7 10. Pm; on sundays: II 43,
from New 70. (: %, 8 81 a M: M - a 12m
o0i, 1922 p m IN Sundays; l2 45, 06
am; 10 " p IN.
from Baltimore; o., 8 40, 8 Ala m; 1871.
u - $50 50, % 8 80 p m; on Sundays; 2 oa a m
from Washington: 30, a m 1927. Izss
oss. sae p IN; on sundays;2 o4 a m; IL
FROM Port Deposit 800 a m no Sunday
From New Castle: 800 IN; 1910 M
iO,.7 asp m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 1910 m
10 p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington Northern X. r.: 8 O6
II 80 m; 35 2 IN; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. R.:sOO m
10, I 40 m; SUNDAY train, 6.25 p m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 80, $50, 10 80, II 46 u m; 2 80. 8 30
900, bl6, 10, 46, II 80 pm; on Sun
days: 80 a m; Q O0,9 ib, ii 80, y m.
From Thirty second and Marke, street,
I 10, a m, ~ m, ~ lS, 3 65, y 80 II 80 % M
on SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 80 d m,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
Sussex County Forest FIRES

A fire broke out in the Sussex cypress
swamp ON Friday week, and burned for
several days, destroying more han a
hundred acres of valuable timber. 1t
was started by some huckleberry hunter
carelessly lighting his pipe and thro wing
the match among the dry leaves and un-
derbrusb:
The charcoal burners on Indian River
allowed the fire to get away from them
on NJ onday last ard burnt considerable
OF the standing timber. The forests
around Georgetown were filed with the
smoke of the burning.
Sparks from the engine of the after.
noon tram on the Delaware Railroad set
fire last Thursday TO the woods Of Samuel
B icon, near Laurel. The flames spr, nd
rapidly, destroying timber and devasta
ting about SIX acres of his woodland.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
SECOND EDITION
upedicated TO GOn'
s,pv,oEs OF MT. SALEM phpioA
the TON YESTERDAY

rur sRRvIoEs OF MT. SALE"
rIoN YEsrEhDAh-
v....-dav was a proud and happy nay
sr,~ss Tho worship IN NJ. oa,oM
~ .Vh,rcn AND the comfort anu peace S
ss.d -h,ch comes from earhcee 's.
-. andaavor ard perseverance, S S
go v;sited them with more tnan uS ;s..i
xsSo, 90 thew gathered IN this peau isu. s
r .v,Uo church S to worship God therein 'o'
the first time. &c noonle could be
saen coming in from the couhery a,y' J
ana when the hour f'r the rouni'
love feast service, y ociock-mtil'eu,
main room was well nileu' 1n's soIsso
was q very enjoyable one " .ne oons ss,ch
cation. being the first OCCASION on wnich
snsv ali mad gathered together at one
time aimee they were scattered by the
Ara in February last. Rev. j. D. Mann
conducted these exercises.
After The reunion DR.. Matlack, the
presiding Elder, opened tue next service
bv giving the hymn, "Nino Hundred
and Sixty-seyen," and after 1t had been
sung, led in prayer. Rev. John ID.
Dashiel, ID. D., OF Annapolis, Md, gave
Ou, the hymn, commencing
"Not Heavens wide range OF the hailowed
Nor Angel charms cOnstraln his grace,
When giories through creation saine."
After the singing OF the hymn, ana
before the preaching commenced; pastor
g. F. Sheppard made a financial state.
meut, saying that only S2,l75 was needed
TO pay for the new church; ihis sum lr-
cluded everything, even the sl20 inter
est. and the $1,000 due on the church
burne.i down. He SAID they wouii now
endeavur to raise money 10 pay oil this
debt.
Rev. Mr.. Mann took charge of this
collection. and in about hiteen minutes
1915 had been Contributed.
"Oh to grace, how great debtor"
was then sung, and Dr. Dashiel proceed
ed with his sermon, tdsiug MS text from
the last yer ,e of the lV. chapter vf Acts.
The preacher commelctd Il by say ing
that the text fully explains tue reason oi
christian endeavor, aud he might take
the congreg Atom before him as an illus
tration; 1t fully explained the putting up
Of q church twice III one year. be then
spoke of what Christ does TO procure
salvation for all aud divided tie charac-
teristics OF that act into three prncipa is,
We: his crusltixion, our salvation
through him, and the diNue power ex-
ercised to save Us.
All these three Clements of atonin.
love disclosed to us God God was then
considered under two heads by the
speaker at great length; first, as opposed
to sin; second, as prone to be recouciled
to sinners. He then went on To speak
OF Gods power to save, aud dwelt On the
thought that there wa, salvation iu II.
other name than IN HIS, and that it wa,
boundless in It's scope and mighty 10
save.
This closed the morning exercises. IL
the afternoon IA service was held, "a
which addresses were maize by DR.. Maj.
lack, Mr.. Mann and others. A praye
meetiDg was held at u 80 in the evening
aud al 7.45 DR.. Dashtel again preache,
an interesting sermon.
All these servic had thronged at
tendance, and at each of them "a consld
cradle amount of money was raised.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
Foreign Tclegtaphic Sum mary

The troops In the military division OF
Paris were reviewed yesterday by Presi-
dent Grevy.-A presumably insane man
has been arrested as the author Of the
recent pl card threa' ening the assassi>
nation Of 'he King ofthe Belgians.-The
list Of the proposed new Italian NJ inistry
is published this mornipk.-The German
Constitutionalsis propose to keep up
their warfare against the new tariff
Prince Napoleon is said to have declined
an invitation from the Empress Eugenie
to visit her after the funeral.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
Broadway Underg round Railway

A PARIS BANK AGREES, ON CERTAIN
CONDITIONS, TO SUPPLY MONEY TO
BUILD AN UNDERohoJN ND RAILWAY IN
NEW YORK.
PARIS, July 12, 1879.
An important treaty. affecting the
interests of the city OF New York, has
Just been sigurd n this city. lu 1868 the
New York Legislature, passed an act in
cooperating the New York City Central
Underground Railway. This charter
was confirmed AMI aIuplified by another
act OF 1869. In 1870 the company locat-
ed the line under the charter, and in 1873
the franchise was mortgagrd. A fore
closure was entered in .876, and the utle
under sale Was peri, cted September,
1876, hS Mr.. Vandenberg, The purchaser.
In December, 1877, an effort was made
to interest Sir Edwin Watkins in the
work, but without success. The scheIn.
remained IN allegiance uOtil July, 1873,
when the Banque parisennc, of PARIS,
began to investigate. the matter. A final
treaty tor the supply of the necessary
capital for the construction of the road
was signed yesterday by the bank, sub.
jet to the stipulation that tue company
shall raise $500 900 for first expenses and
establish this validity OF its franchise.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14

THE Paris banks have agreed to fur
nish five millions Of dollars to build an
underground" rapid transit railroad in
Broadway, N. ", provided those who
now hold the charter will first raise
$500,O0O. 1t will be better sign of
prosperity when such railroads are built
by our own capital. Yet most of our
great railroads were built with the aid
Of foreign capital.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
General News,

1t Ia said that Right Rev. p. i. Ryan,
Coadjutor Bishop of st. Louis, VIII be
apI oiuted Bishop Of chicago 10 succeed
Bishop Foley, deceased. Bi,hop Hyan
Is Comparativel, young, but has become
famous A. "a puipit orator. IL was be
preached the sermon at the dedication
o. the new cathedral i'll New York.
The French Admiral visited the tor
pedo station at Newport on Saturia, f,
ami eleven torpedocs were exploded for
his IN err ainmeut.
Nineteen cars were load ng with cheese
70, Europe at kelleville, Ont, ON Satur-
day.
An Alderman of Toronto, on Saturday
shipped 1000 sheep AM IS cattle, valued
at 5000, for Glasgow.
The Twelfth OF July was quietly cele-
brated by the Orahgemen III Cauada, The
only street parade reported taking place
In Toronto. No distui lance occurred
anywhere.
The Working Men of the Third Cali
foruia ID strict have Nominated George
L. Eliot, OF SotAua, tor Represeni auv.
III Congress, IN place Of &. Is. Berry
strick from their ticket for accepting
the Democratic nomiuatiUn.
1he manufacturers of Fan River
Mass, appear To have gained upon I'll,
strikers last week, forty three pr cent
"i all he spinning machinery being II
operation Uu Saturday.
The Duke of Argyle has gone 10 New
port, X. l., where he Is tne guest OF NJ
C,r W. field.
NJ. Outrey, the French Minister, AT
tend Il mas on the Fieuch tiagshlp a
Newport, X. yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
Excursion 10 PennsgrOye.

j. J. McMullen's bible class of Asbury
N. E. Sunday School will make an ex-
curslon to Pennsgrove, on the Susie A..
Mccall, on Thurday next, 18th inst.
The boat wi leave Fourth street wharf
at 8 a. M, and 2 p. m and return from
Pennsgrove at 5 and p. IN. Tickets
Is and Is cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
improvements.

The Wilmington g. Northern Railroad
Company have in contemplation the
erection Of one or two short lines of rail-
road, as feeders to the main line, and
for this purpose a meeting of the stock
holders is to be held in Coatesville, on
Thursday, September 25th to vote OH the
question Of issuing bonds, not to exceed
$60, 900 for this purpose.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
TO PLY SIC1AN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD Liver OIL.

Knowing from experience the dissatis.
action SO often attending the dis pensinR
of many of the EN- ulsions In the market ]
would call your attention to some OF the
features of the emulsion which / have pre-
.,are and dispensed for years with un
varying satisfaction The oil used is the
inest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care IL exercised in the choice OF all
material ant in every detail OF It's manu-.
facture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount OF gum. and by the very mi
nute division OF the Oil globuies Is render
ed very fluid and perfectly paIa table,
each tablespoonful cont Ms 90 per cent.
# Oh and grains OF pophosphite nj
lime. samples will be gladly firnished
oall Physicians who may desire them
Pat up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
W. +. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST
apl2-N Ninth and Market Sts.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14

Why do 70 many parents think child
reu troublesomr BECAUSE they cry; and
why do children cry? because they suffer
DR.. Bulls baby syrup will r. lieve at once
all pain that baby hood is suhjec, to.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
EDITION
Indication. Tor ro.Dmy.

Southeast to southeast minds, stationary
or higher pressure and temperature, clear
or partly cloudy pedtter.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
CURE YOURSELF

Or Bohannan's Vegetable Curative" Is warranted to
permanently cure all forms of SpermAto rrheor seminal
saknes- Grnerni Debility, Impoeusy, etc. and restores
Lost Power and brings back the 'feuthfui virsr OF
hose VINO have destroyed by sexua evil
ractses, In from two 10 seven weeks tim This RENE.
iy, which has been used by Dr. poaannan In his pri
ail curing the wOKsf CAsRs II gives vitality and
mparts enefgy with wonderful effect those middle aged
men who feel weakness beyond their years Its inygor-
,tng properties are felt Young men suffering
rom tho consequences Of that dreadfly destructive
lab OF SELF Abuse this medicine with the assur
ince Of speedy ard PERMANENT cure The patien
,ains strength and elasticity of spirits at once, sct
irecty gu the parts affected soothing and healin
.on,c @ and an9dyne to the relaxed seminal vescle
ma irrltated ducts impnrtng power and tone and
storing them TO their natural sate the same as II the
9aneful habit had never been induged In. The ingre-
iients are simple productions of nature-barks roets
herbs, etc. and area specific for the above diseases
Ry-Prce, Five Dollars, sent with fall directions etc
to any address: For sale only Dr c A Bohannan's
office No.. 62 North Fifth street between Washington
avenue and Grce st. 81. Louis Mo Established in 1887
gB-Dr s"Treas- on Special Disea.es which gives
aeeas delneat,o; o. the nature symgtoms, means Of
uDO tcein nj fnp
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
VOL.
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P'''sstFisS
Trains will II
pffihll.aIslPinsi,| pffih !
~, SO, 10 |
'sfbRi.d@siipn!s: @ii
rhiis. and = = |
Ms. $3.50
Is =. n. o.iusI !
Baltimore 81
Bsiunore q
~rnrains for Di /
nav Castle
Harrington 2.
si5,a. m.,l(I
DDslnar and
sn.,i6' p 7
philadelPhnlii "
40, .. m. 90 |
Pnnilsdslphisa .,
baltimore 81 |
Soi e; tuthsIr.
| referred v III
| depot.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14

To have good health medicine is neces-
sary occasionally. AS family medi-
cine we can recommend DIR. Bulls Balti-
more pills, and advise all to have box
constantly on hand for cases of neces-
sity.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14
EXCHANGED Pulnifa.

Yesterday Rev. K. B. Cook, pastor of
the Second Baptist Church, preached In
Chester, and Rev. Mr., Thomas, of that
place, occupied NJ. Cooks pulpit.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-14

OELA
u ChsnSe Chs
ktn, lsls,,TI,,,aa
Leave VIII
AMI $50 p. IN,
Arrive AVG
Arrive PoD|
Returning.
and 4 80 p. III
Returning,
| and 8 10 p. m
Arrivinf. \
| I.,,snd 8 oO !
| biemtf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09
Fire Matters.

At the regular monthly meeting of Albany
Engine Co. No. l, held on Thursday evonins
of last week, eighteen new members were
taken iu The annual election of members
of the Board of Fire Delegates occurred aud
the following persons were chosen to repre-
sent the company during the ensuing year:
L. n. Iiggett, c. II. Stewart and Rob't
Bentley. The Company also placed Joseph
webber, SEN, and c. II. Stewart in nomina-
tion for the positions of Chief Engineer and
Assistant No. Ones now have their full
quota of members-seventy.
Linn Engine Co. No. . last Monday even
ing elected eight new members, and selected
f. Buchanan, P. H. Raymond and W. II.
Huston to represent them in the Board OI
Fire Delegates They also concluded te
nominate Department officers, and theil
choice is w B. Scott for Chief and Geo
Hochstedtler for Assistant.
Jos-Webber has already served this city
as Chief, and Mr.. Scott now holds the posi-
tion OF Assistant CHIEF.
The new Board of Fire Delegates viii or
] ganize and elect officers next Monday even
ing It viii be composed of the old mem
bers, with the exception OF T. s. Mealey
who il superseded by Rob't Bentley.
No. Is annual election occurs on ThurSdsS
evening. June 9th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09
The Corvallis Rxcursion Postponed.

On account of the continued bad weather
the excursion which was to have gone from
this city to Corvallis to-day has been post.
poned until Friday of next week, at which
time it is hoped there willbe rousing crowd
ready to so. The excursion is under tho
management of the Fire Department, but
everybody is invited to 60, farmers, eiti.
Gems and all. The fare has been put down to
70 cents for the round trip; children between
the ages of and Is, so cents; children under
S, free. The Albany Brass Band. assisted
by several of the best musicians of the State,
viii furnish music for the excursionists. At
Corvallis there viii be grand parade of the
Fire Departments Of the two cities, and an
engine drill; also an open AIR concert by the
Second Brigade Band, speeches, toasts. and
good time generally. The Willamette
Chef under command of that old and expo-
risnced bOatman, Captain Baughman, will
transport the exourSionists to and from Cor
Wallis, and this is sufficient guarantee that
no accidents will happen. The boat win
leave this city at $ o'clock ON the morning OF
Friday, the 10th. al. returning will arrive
here at 5 or 6o'clock in the evening. Make
your arrangements SO that you will be sure to
60. for it viii probably be She most enjoyable
affair of the kind that our citizens have ever
participated in.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09

take this method Of bearing testimony TO
the skill and ability shown BY Dr. II. Roz.
sas, Of Albany, in tho service he has recently
rendered my wife aud myself
Mrs. Riley, some eight months ago, re-
oeived a severe fall upon the hip. resulting
in an abscess near the JOINT, accompanied
with great emaneiation, etc. Though treated
by one Of the Grst physicians Of Benton coun.
w. the disease progressed so far as to reduce
hor TO the very verge Of tho grave. She had
hectic cough, was almost u skeleton, and 30
great sufferer a. TO wish constantly for
death to relieve her from life Of agony. At
this point, whom for four months confined to
tho bed u helpless invalid, and herself, her
family and friends all expected death as a
certainty, DR. Rozsas took charge Of the case.
BY his skill and attention the abseess was
healed, the hectic disappeared and her Grip
pied condition put an end TO. She can nov
walk without crutehes, ondures no pain, and
considers herself practically we'll woman.
Ia my own case Dr. II. has made me his
debtor by curing mo in one week of an una
sually severe attack Of diphtheria
For these reasons, aud ia this manner,
thus publicly tender my heartfelt thanks Il
DIR. H., as no more than justly his due, and
recommend him TO suffering public as q
thoroughly skillful aud very successful phy
sieian. Psrga RILEY,
Near Corvallis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09
The Hunters Return.

The hunting and fishing party, consisting
OF W. B. Scott, L T. Blain, VIII Miller,
Mont Monteith, and Jim Foster, returned
last Tuesday evening, having been absent
just week. They went up as far as Upper
Soda, and arriving there, went into camp
until last Monday, and during their stay
killed thirteen deer and cauglStthree hundred
and fifty trout. The score on deer is as FOL.
lows: Blain, A; Scott, ); Miller, .; Mon
teith ], and Foster /. From them we learn
that the deer are moving on UP towards the
summit, and can now be foun in great mum
bers at Snow Creek Mr.. Cfilliland Is now
hard at work clearing out I'll G road, and re
moving bOulders from the fords, which viii
render travel very good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09
Jewish order.

According &c announcement heretofore
made lodge of the Independent Order of
Benai Berth was organized in this city by
our Jewish brethren, on Thursday afternoon
and evening Of last week, It sails under the
name of Albany Lodge No. Sl5. and starts
out with twenty-three charter members.
The Lodge was instituted by j. s Nswmark,
Most Grand Worthy President of the Order
on this Coast, assisted by several delegates
from the old Portland Lodge-oregon No.
Go. Following are the officers, elected and
appointed:
President, julius Joseph
Vice President, Aaron Cohen.
Monitor, l. C. Jackson
Assistant Monitor, Ignatz Fox.
Recording Secretary, Ala Harris.
Financial Secretary. Marx Baumgart.
Warden, Simon Seitenbach.
Trustees, n Baum, l. Kline and Gus
Englander.
The Lodge has rented the hall over Kline's
store, and will hold its first meeting at l:30
P. N next Sabbath. The objects of the or
der Is about the same as that Of the Masonic
and Odd Fellow lodges, TO which is added a
first class system Of life insurance.