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B. O. DAHLY'S

Emporium of Fashion, DEBORAH, Iowa.
, 1880-04-20

AEVAHASCN VA 1As4ACN ~ n ACAAD' AAAUA %sy$
Mir. james T. Fields has very valaable library
ut bis house In Boston which contains many
books and manuscripts OF unusual Interest.
Of s thas snarycluus ,l % work, nawthornos "BearIct
Letter., Just as Il was given II, tho world. Thero
arc many books onco belonging u famous NJ. w.
with notes fnnde ~ them. Therc ts M old int.
o tfrsa scy 2, s s pFp5e wn Il as sad
!sd !fa fo1S en 4 ff%Rs R2ssds e GSs fss s erse ss
saas: 4 @ 81 Il hssn ss sss 'hs:ss egsssf.
e; ssS i5i tSs %S sS't
as sSGY tSo Ss WiR's9aEsSEss aS
poet from tho edition published r. 1881. . enss.
"Marmion:" rr,nted in. 1873, + aceompnnLel ny,
m interesting letter fsor Scott u 4 pgrsonI!!! ]!
nns 1fss 4 c 1as nsrSh rhs rsr sf y so
Lamb. who fotnd Il !n J. ai'aptiatcd eo'ili!tion
nt . bot'k-stali, and paid ssxpeneo FORT Half
missing missing knes kes q, blank leaves Mr. Fielis hns
zig great rrssllents H,tusrar on The !!y-lcnt
Tss Tsafe arc tsa Which opee belonged to
the Saos , q The Mesy n ctry .h GnHsc n
tho titso-pnKo, One Is Il book Of travels, bought
from Tho salc ot Gmy;A lihrary BY tho we'll
and prcse,iicd by Dlr. Jeaac to Mr. Fields, w!th
manuscript mnin!lrandlm on tho ty.lcaf, re-
lnting ttB history, The other l. copy 0f lltons
and IMtin. i'rintcd At the nine Anchor, next
siltre court, oyar nRnltlst Feltos !at,o N Fleet
ss ssbeSoy rs sna Ss eHy
fashion. 4 splendid copy Of lion Jonson n waa
Coicri,!ss lad tho margtne nfe covercd Win iina
pepclliDgs BY tho lhttcr. which would mike most
, 1880-04-20

practicable to %. md IN cnse q my disagree,
mont ictwecn aad of'!cGr and tn commune, 9, ~
A. "a ef"resad sad lie Meynr ~ of snid city shaiI.
npon npplIcallen. dooIdc th9 enn,e; ,,. .ou. .,,,
sfese: III q So c"ss g. the EN- Mayor raysa
ooo, and condtioncd 70 savo tho city hnr1nlsss
rerp,ls.io,i a hereby eTanted. and q faithfully
perform md fall thc pr9y,stonrs q .s n
" f',auaisa, That laid Comrany shnt, .renow s',ch
bond on Tho 1st DIX Of nct9her II cach aaa every
Sec: SEQ >. M silent, nscf,ne. highway. aIley, or
public place ehnli bo entered upon, GpGncd Or Is
used under ne authority he5eny 1E ETHnea wr r. ntt .,
Company, ~ publication nt leRst ono week pro-
ecdlnE such on.ertnE, IN some newspaGcr; ;g - ho
or Otl,or authorized otlecr, ~ n'orcsaid.
SEQ 9. In consideration OF the I,ntnssion and
nes thS ta s q U
fund tho sum Of i've cents for eucl l!ncai font of
so q o 'ns eosceG 5 SS t. " cy Hy
sxc. ). Tho said Company shall 10 required 70
cf'ciunt apparatus Or doyioo for consuming tho
sso. .. This ordinance shall bo in forco on aud
Company, and tio approval hy the Mnyor of tho
pin Pda n.sdH Fiji this ordinnnoe shsll be formally
accepted ,ty snid Company, Within sIx,y my.
from tMoh approval md that. usss the Rn!d
ton 1t 1east two Hlos 0f main p!h% within two
ornnnee to Se nu ana Voa sn u
ciIoct-
cITY-nALL In1cKs.
Aid. Cnllcrton offered tic following, which
was referred To tho Mayor alld Commission
er Of Public Works viii, power To net:
nrlcrtd, Tint tho Mayor and Commissioner Of
Public Wnrks IN ard tnoy nro hnrnty ordered to
c e 10 70 hin % Tor Sssexvnrk on sse now Oity. iini,
waivlng entirely tho qnust1on Of " sewer brick"
% woro not re reaaired dir to be rowcr nriek, and 6
| ca,iso Of this fact it has nut boon considered
s,oocssaty, u use sewer hrlok nGcya tha l,ase-
whbh have thcn m far 1tcd have been accepted
by tho City q Chicago through It's prnpcrly-con'
atltnted authorities.
to s reconsidnr @ tho Norti, Side boulevard ortii.
nnnce, and n spirited sQnnbb!e cnsnpd. :.
Aid. CulIortun objected tn the proceedings,
md was opposed TO the passage Of tilu ort!l-
nnnce, bccatsGit had not been published. rs IL
tlOnght the whole matter should go over fOl
one week, when hu whnld. vHtn for It.
| Aid. Wlckershhm moved To lay tic motion
| 10 reconsider on the table, which was lost by
a vole OF IL 10 81, MS follows:
sw Hss1s rhfps ssee esea ASfs %s
| Iercr, Bnrrctt, and Mccormick.
| Nale-Dixon, kslders, nM!lni,l, Mallory, TMr' M
coli, smyth, feeyoy, McNurmay, 1hrooP, Inv.
Leigh. knopf. Th0mps9n, Waldo, Mcyer tFif.
tecnth,, McGnnrcy. md Jonas.
On motion Of Aid; Throop The preyioNs
consider was adoptcd.-ycas 81, nnys a,-as
follows:
1eas-ptxon, sandcrs, nn!lard, Mallory, Turn
er NcAuley, Gi!loElon MsNally. liS.la1' u! T. Rurs
| Inj0h, Knopf. Tbopirtot1, Waldo, Meyer tFlf
, 1880-04-20
The Lost BABY,

Tile Lost Baby
Tho St, Louls police soaruhod nil day for n
baby whozG m0thag said 1t had been stolen. hut
fnllon.
, 1880-04-20

Danger ahead slgnalod by cough is avorted
With Aalo'a Honey Of tiorphound Rttd TAr.
plkn'n TOothuotIe Dtt,pa qitrO in one minute.
, 1880-04-20

FTNO NEST-nY TURNER 4 BOND. ln WASHING
l. ton-eI: Nicc t1rom brick housa 1t For,y.third
It. stalton. Nii two 3-sury and Easements oe,aEon
tss ccttsRe x1 yesn2n.av 81 ho n Yves. Adnmea.-.
very nlee pAeo, with Int ath; n!nAil place With ii
acres OF lnnd ot GRAND Cruising, SIS.
Store 1EG StA&a- a-et, 21a.
A nlce store and cellar e4 M1Wnukce-Av, suitable
a.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
RAILROAD week.

The Willamette Farmer says w.
learn from Mr.. J. Brandt, Jr.. Super
inicn.l.nt Of the valley railroads, thai
work is actively pushed for The grad
Ing Of the branch road from Albany
to Lebanon, and the iron to lay-ihe
track is already piled up at Albany
really. Ia be- used. He says ,i,. real
will prnl,abfv he running by the 25ih
Of August, anl at the tnr,i,est in H..
weeks from date. He also informs
us that surveyors are now locating
lhr branch rnal from the State Fair
Grounds 10 Salem. 'iiStanc. "f TIVE
miles, whicl, will be ready for nse in
two months, anl when completed all
freighting from Salem and To that
place will be done from ill.. lever dc.
pot. This will br great accommo
.lation to Sale ]. people.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.

To hear the Democrats hurrahing
for honest "money consisting of gold,
silver, and paper convertible into coin
on demand" one woull suppose that
they were really honest, even though
they have fought for years every
Republican measure that has given
our currency it's present credit bot y
at home and abroad. TFey said.
wears ago, that greenl,acks were mol
worth the paper printed on, would
never be paid, and then this parry
gave birth to the '.rag baby" aud
during it's infancy and lnnacy they
have nurscd il rs nnenf their house
hol.. idols. For twenty years the
Democrats have opposed measures
adopted by the Republicans, and
then approved them. They opposed
emancipation, and endorsed il; fought
reconstruction and embraced il re-
sisted rcsump'io and now want The
credit Of it. They opposed military
Presidents, aud committed hari-kari
by nominating General Mcclellan in
1864. II was an outrage fifteen Years
after the war To think Of the Rrpnb
licans nominating the most diStin-
yuished military man in The world.
with brilliant civil record Ia match.
and hey give themselves away again
bv nominating General less distin
ruiShpd and without any civil record
ii all. 90. consistency, thou art a
level"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
AeeIp.ET AT esWEle.

Last Friday morning at 8 o'clock, while
three men named Scott, Bromley and San
horn were at work in the furnace room OF
the Osweg, Iron Works, .shoveling coal int"
the hissins furnace, the stock slipped in the
stack. falling about five feet, forcing the fire
and flames out upon tn. men. The stock
hal bnrnel out, leaving sort Of hollow.
and as the furnace had been shut down for
some time, anil got cold, .clinkers ON the
side held the mass until it burned to that
height, when it fell Tic flames and fire
struck Sanlorn. who was nearest. about the
knees, completely enveloping his bosly and
roasting him almost awe. He fell to the
floor insensible, and it is fearek inha'ed the
fumes Bromley was also enveloped, his
hair and whiskers beins burnel off, anl the
flesh on his hands anil face fearfnlly burned.
Hs turnel and threw himself down the
stairway in intense agony. Seett WIS more
fortunate, although his hands and face were
badly cooked and his hair and whislsers
burned off. Assistance was quickly at hand
and the unfortunate man Sanborn carried
from the room, which was fllled with smoke
anil intensely hot. The steamer occident
landed and brought Sanborn and Scott te
the city. The former was conveyed totsood
Samaritan Hospital at 3 o'clock this after.
noon, where he will probably die. The mer
have no families
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
TIE Lest ATLANTIS.

The telegraph mentions the fact
that IN he earthquake that occurred
on the 9th, an island 1900 >qnrt
yards in extent was thrown up in tft
.neighborhoO.i of the Island of ST.
George, one nt the groilpe known a>
the Az,res. The circumstance. Is no
unusual. Some ten years ago Il new
island made its appearance in th.
Mediterranean in connection with !,
like co,nmotion. But the place where
the last island emerged Is one Of 7tin-
usual disturbances. Il was in thai
part of the Atlantic thai tile lost
continen, ot Atlantis is surpassed Il
have stretched. The Azores, in fact,
are brlievc,ito have been !, part ol
it. This lost cnntineI, is ihnnght Ia
have played conspicuous part iii
The history of mankind.
The displacement caused hy its
sudden cngulphnent may have been
iIe real cause of the deiuge AT the
heal of The Mediterranean The lost
continent is also held tn have furn
i-l,rd in part the highway by which
America WAS reached from Eur ,,e.
The identity of a portion nt he flora
found on The shores of Europe and
America is presented as "A -pnwerf,l
argument IN favor of the H. ar con
nection at one i,erinI OF the two con,
tine nts. Nor is tl,.. belief in thu. ex
i.tcnce OF the l.>i Atlantis based en-
tirtly on he vague assertions OF s.,nn.
of the old Greek writers. Receni
snnndings taken by English, .smrri
can aud German m.ii-ot war Indicate
the ixistcnce of i,laieat, which is
regarded as the remains of the coi II
nen in question. II the forces whii'
threw. up the island in the Azores
should conrinme in operation, perhaps
a part of the lost land may he r.-
stored, but geological ages will hav,
10 .lapse before anything on a large
scale can bs. accomplished.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
PeLITIcat POINTS.

General Hancmk, Senator Hoar
remarks, iS "a mask
Hancock ha. discarded his earrings
since his II animation, but he swears
he will stick 10 his cnIsets if i: beats
him..
a Garfield and Arthur club was
formed AT East Berkeley recently.
The Committee on Permanet Organ.
'Zat'on will report soon.
Reports already come that English
is as likely to tap his barrel freely as
a tnrnip is to shed blood. This will
chill the Reform ardnr.
Alabama has a school population
of 316,644. Less than ont.,Iialf al
this number attended The public
schools last year. Free schools anil
general education are the uncompro
nisiig foes of the Dennc,ary, aud
ct course. cannot gain "A very liberal
recognition in the Southern States.
Ii is said that the Democratic pIa,
form as originally adopted by The
committee contained a plank strong
ly aniagoIiziug the army and com
rnen1ing the efforts of those Demo
Gratis who had labored session after
session 10 cripple it. TIL" platform
wouhl have been real anil adopted
if ballot had not been forced anG
the anti army plank was dropped.
The Democrats acknowledge tha,
Hancock knows little ot civil affairs
bni insist that he has great capacii ;
for learning. anl if elected Ia III.
Chief Magistracy would soon acquire
"A COOL working knowledge. Hav,
the public taken intn consideration
ihe question: who will lc his teacher.
Ar.. Wa'lr Hampton. Ben. Hill. Dal
Voorhees, anil men of that sort Ia b.
in,ru>ttd witt, the task of prcparin.
him for duty?
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-30
PACIFTss COAST.
Oregon.

The Bee says Mr.. Wintzengerode is eircu-
lating petitinnof the death sentences Of her
son to imprisonment for life
The population of Rosebnrg within the
corporate limits is about $50. The total
population of Douglas county is 9, 730
The Albany Register says The hot sun of
| last week cooked a hundred gallons If rasp-
berries for Hon. +. M. Waslsworth.
The apple crop in the vicinity of Viola,
Clackamas county, viii not he large. owing
| to the rayages Of small insect upon the
| trees.
| A water spout hurst in Umati'la county
on Sunday afternoon, greatly damaoing the
| ranches on the upper portion of Willow,
Rhea and Butter creeks.
Mrs. Coulter, of Salem. has lost $500 ly
damage TO her house and furniture by fire
last week. Children playing with matches
caused the blaze.
| The Bee says: On Monday NIGHT thieves
entered the warehouse Of w. Ha ar, at
| Fairfield. anil stole 600 pounds Of wool. OF
! 6cers are on the track of the supposed
thieves.
| Forty-five names are already enrol'el in
| the Garfield 4 Arthur club at Lafayette. \
meeting of the club is he'd on each alternate
4 Saturday evening, and much enthusiasm
prevails.
A five year oil daughter of Mr. Dimblar
| living in North Saem. fell into Mill creek
on Tuesday evening and Narrowly escaped
drowning. She was res ned by her father.
an by proper medical treatment restored to
consciousness.
On the 18th inst. in John Day river,
Alex Markharl and Mcintosh. while in
SWIMMING were drowned. Mcintosh was
IL, yl,,r fr,
his assistance and both sank; bodies not
! yet recovered.
Since the beginning of the present year
! Was % county has sent all avera.e of two
persons per month to the insane asylum.
Most of the male cases had been empioyed
as sheep herlers, and tile long and weary
periods of monntonnus solitude, enforced
upon them Ivy tier peculiar vocation. may
have had senIe part in causing 50 many eases
of mental der nyement.
The foating store of Messrs. Fearnsifle &
Terwiili2er on Ti.lamook bay, is novelty
as well as a convenience. 1t consists Of a
boat about 20x60. with cabin The entire
4 size. well file with a stock of gro cries. In
this they sail around tie bay, putting in at
the settlements aud furnishing the people
with what they want in the lineof groceries.
/ The Salem Statesman says: Mr. Charles
4 Swegie, of this city. who now owns
the laIl on which the Whitman family
were murdered and are burie.l. states
that he is willing to give dee.t for twn
/ acres cf land surrounding their List rest ing
place, to any one who will take the matter
in shanl. fhis is a generous offer, and cps
should be immediately taken to erect mon
ument to the man to whom the people # the
North Pacific coast ale so much indebted.
The new Furniture Store is lust in re-
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THE recent Democratic gathering
IN New York was at least remarkable
in the amount of political faffv thai
was used in an"inting the ..old ma,,
Of cipher alley" His sell denying
patriotism in laying aside all claims
TO the Presidency in 1873, when he
Vas not elected, and could neither
steal or buy the office, even with the
barI tapped at both ends, was re.
ferrei to, the entire audience rising
and standing with uncovered heads.
His undying devotion to tae Demo
cratic party which led him TO .l.rlin.
TO he a candidate al Cincinnati. whp,,
he knew he did not stand II China
mans show for the nomination. was
alluded to by one of the faithful ii,
words 40 tender AMI paii.tic that
eyes unused 10 weeping were sutfasesl
with teara