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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20

Chew JASkson's Lest Sweet Navy Tobae.
o..
Pay up your subscription and gct tho Ca
eIJo Wsetig Rass Tor year Jroe.
Mr. IgEstt. Of Lebanon. has bevn ia tie
city during the past week ON basinea4
Good brooma eau be hal At tho Albany
Broom Factory cor only threo dollars per
dozen.
Rev. ]. T. Wolfe ~ill tl,ss..st =, nr ''DAue.
log. - at the NJ. y Chuui,. sxt SUNDAY
evening.
e. L. Ferry. cf Portland. esn,a ~ ,esier-
day 70 adjust the I'.s-vs Il i,sarAnsa eon.a.
nies in Ihe lAts irs
w. II. Parker. late partner la ths } -, iou
RtPHbLeuh. came down u thi. city yes'si,i.y y
an will stay here several wesks.
Judge riper. Of indeI--,,.lriiee. spent la.;
Sabbath in this city. lie is tsll-d 81 a.
Prosecuting Attorney Of thi. District
Young America Hose Co. 81 Corvallis. Wil
give their GrsG annual ball at that city nsSi
Monday evening. We aro under obligations
b them for ticket
Rev. NJ. e. Miller viii pnaaeh at 81. Paul,
Church in this city next Sabbath at | O'clocl
aud At the school house near Mslicr'a Statinf
at $50 in the afternoon.
III, Hall, state manager Of ths Imperial
London, Northern and Queen insurance com
panies. dropped in here yesterday ON his wa.
| home from southern Oregon.
A case something like that which haPpene'
recently At IIalsey has been talked of her
during the past week. II il turns out in tina
way ws will have 10 vsBlilase il.
Wnl. Englandcr and vile. parents III ou
fellow citizen, Gus. EnglaadeF, arrived
this city last Monday. They ~ill visit thei
sop for some tims snd may possibly loca,
here.
Samuel Robinson, manager Of the paTe
house OF Miller Il Richards, at Portlant
came up last Friday evening and remAins
here until Tuesday morning. While here B
sold the old Niles \ Beebe power press 60 II
Herald o1ice.
Tho series Of meetings which are beiu
held at the Evangelical Church in this eli
are increasing in interest and good success
reported TO be rcwarding the clIerta Of Il
pastors, We are requested to apneauee thl
the meetings will be continued every evel
Ing during next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
sroVasvl,le Ilen,S.

The wooden factory started mp again lasi
Monday aud ran one day aud MY and ther
the frost had rodace,l the water 20 they has
To shut down.
There is some little political talk in thi
precinct with candidates in sight We nigh
mention incidentally that our young friend
Geo. Blakely. now principal of the Browns
vile public schools, Is being urged to so be
fore the County Convention as candidats
for Clerk. He is well and favorAhly known in
this part of old Linn aud also in your city.
About fourteen delegates were elected from
the Blue Ribbon Cirb here 70 tho Temperance
Alliance at Eugene.
The crops in this neighborhOOl look well.
and every one predicts an abundant harvest
next fall.
Some OF the soandess oil linr Democrats
in Linn eoanty reside up here. ai.d You can
confidently eeaat upon tlis precinct doing
its whole Gaty at the june election
a corporation was formed hero last Sstur-
day under the n:.isie of the Brownsville Canal
and Water Co., with the object OF extending
the ed water race 10 rods to deep water.
thus getting regular supply Of water for the
factory and mill The cap,tal stock was
placed at s, 600 aud was az taken immeli.
ateiy. The articles Of Incorporation were
filed 81 Salem last Monday by II. l. Powell.
John NJ. Waters and II. Meyer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
ssUxrx CouRr.

@. F.sBurAhark, ]. s. Dickson and J. r.
Keehlor were appointed to view the road toI
which an application for vacation had bsen
made by Jas. Currow.
Isaac Hutohins was declared pauper aud
c. I. Craft was awarded the keeping fOl
$500 per year.
The petition asking for bridge oveu
TAOmAs Creek at Officers ford was granted,
and Van L. CSlfOe was appointed Superin.
taadent to let contract, etc.
]. A. Robinett's resignation as Supervisor
Of district No. 10 was not accepted.
The report Of VIM. II. Thompson, Super.
visor of district 20, was received and ap.
proved.
Also that of R. G. Frakss, Supervisor Of
district q.
Milton Houston. supervisor of district 9.
was allowed 80.
RObs Harrison, supervisor Of district 4s,
allowed So
CIV COwan. supervisor Of district Q. al.
lowed S25
A Simmons, supervisor of district IS, al.
lowed SIG.
Jas CArOtheFs, supervisor Of district %. rO.
port accepted
Henry Watson. supervisor of district 80.
SsA
N Arheson, OF No. %, $50.
NJ II wilds, Of No 81, 81.
All Bleyins. Of No 80, Sj2
WIN Broils. Of No IS. $2a.
Elias FOrgy. Of No 81, $40.
w II SwAnk. Of No Il, so.
CIV Young, Of No ~, SIS.
l. Matthews and ethers asked for the build.
ing Of bridge across the South Fork Of the
Santiam, and it was ordered that said
Mathews submit the plans and specifications
for the bridge at the next term of Court.
Bill of I. J. Cline tS20l for lumber and
timber, continued
1t was ordered that ROb't Carter. super.
visor of district 10. be allowed to purchase
II, l04 feet Of lumber to make culvert and re.
pair CalApOOia bridge
Jos Moist and David Froman were ap-
pointed to provide the necessaries Of life for
w. J. Mathews. an INDECENT person. and pre-
sent bull at next term of Court
A Marshall was allowed SIS so foe keep
ing an INDECENT person. 80
FM Smith resigned as supervisor of dis
trict No s, aud p II Smith was appointed to
ill the vacancy.
w d HOokensulith and others having Pc
titionsd for the vacation q county sOad, II
S Owen, f Penland and o Bennett were ap-
pointed As viewers Of said road.
CT Craft was allowed $3.50 for keeping
paupers, and was also given the contract for
keeping Kelly, paupCr Al 500 per annnm.
Peter Brennsr, supervisor Of district :. re-
signed and Geo Cross was appointed 10 81
vacancy. E sasx
WR Kirk. supervisor Of district 81. re-
signed and John Kelley was aPpOiatsd to iilI
vaeansy.
1t was ordered that Mrs Price, Mrs Jor-
dan and Smith and family be no longer con-
sidered county charges.
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Citation Notice.

In the County Court Of Linn county,
State of Oregon.
In the matter OF tao estate Of woolen
Davis, deceased,
To G. p. Davis, Cornelia 4. Denny, Marx
p Davis and John X. Davis, heirs At law
OF said deceased.
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE or
OREGON, you and each of ynu are
clIeai aud required to be and appear in,the
County Court of Linn County, Oregon, at
the Court House in said County, on Tues
dav, March 2nd. 1850, at the hour of one
o'cleAck y. Nj, to show cause. if any you
have, why an order should not be made
for the sale of certain real estate belonging
to said estate, as prayed for in the petition
or John j. Davis, Administrators he bonus
non of said estate. OF which tho following
/ is q brief description. to wit:
The " est half of section 50, in Tp. III s.
/ r. 5 w. Willamette Meridian, containing
/ S03 12-100 acres. as the same is designated
on tho maps, plats and surveys now on
tile IN the u. ). land Office in Oregon City,
Oregon, said promises lying and being In
Linn County, Oregon.
Published by order of said Court, mads
January 6, 1881.
In witness whereof, i have heneunto set
my hand and affixed tha seal OF
! said Court this 10Th day OF Ian
/ - nary 1850.
- JAMES 7. COWAN,
/ 26.wf County Clerk
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Ansahrr EIaze.

Last Tuesday evening about nine O'Clock a
fire was discovered in the south room in the
residence OF Jas. Z. Herren, but on account
pf the terrible condition Of Second street the
engines did not arrive until the whole ol the
Insin building was wrapped in perfect sheet
OF fame. No. IS got TIE first water and
sent in a strong stream of water, and was
followed in few seconds by No. Is, but as
usual the building was 50 constructed that
The water could nos be put directly on the
ere, and consequently It was some time be
fore the flames were completely extinguished
Mart. bingham owned the house. and Mr
IIerren the furniture, and both are in
cured, the former in the New Zealand ami
thelattez in the Nerth British and Mercantile
Their Icsses are now being adjusted
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SheriR's Sale.

h Ge Circuit Court 81 a. Siif. ef orston
for Gs County ef Lima
G.. +. Crawford, Gnar.lian Of y. J. lien
icrson aud George Henderson, rsinors, Plain
til.
Henry s. Gore and I.iigAictl Gore his
wife, William II. Gore and Margaret Gore
his vile, sIe,i1ers Eailslerpooi, John Conner,
~. O. Palmer. &. .. barnes, John a. Robl-
nett, and l.. senders aud u. SterabcTs,. part
ncrz .io.ug baAiaes. ubsier the firm nam and
style Of Senders aut olsru5srss, aad trank
Parton, Defendants.
DY VIRTUE oF a DECREE. OF
Z , foTeciosuts III the above named Court,
IA the above entitled sat. and execution
aud order uf sale Iasstesi IN passBaBce thereof
to me directed aua delivered, have levied
upon tbs moEteagea premises deseril'esl "a
said decrce as faiioas. to-wit;
Beginning a. ths a.sfthwcst corner 81 the
| William T. Gore Dustioa Land Clam, Mt.
| No o2g1. Claim No -. tic same Is desig-
natcd upon the I.aIIs sllsd plats u the United
States as they appear OF record IA tiie ian'i
/ Office ~ Oregon City. Oregon, and rnnuinS
| theuce south un thr west Inc oi said Claim
/ forty-one l3ll chain. thence East nlneteeis
aud S0-i0J chains. thence North forty-ote
chains, thence Wast uincteea aud 50. leo
chains to the place 81 beginning, containlIt.
So acres. more or less. aud sitnsted III Sco !.
in Up II =. oE L. . West al the Niiiamettr
MERRIAM, ia Linn County, Oregon, and on
Saturday, he Oh day oF .Narc.i, 1889
At the Court Ilouso deor "a the City al Al
bany, tamn couaty, Oregra, a. the hpnr o.
10 oelock A. n. i viii suli the hereinbefars
descrit,sd real property as Pui.lic aaetioa fol
cash 10 hand to the highest bidder, the pro
ceetls of such sale - DC applied ~ l,rovldee
ia said decree. - follows, to-Ait;
First. Ia the payment al th coats aaa dis
bursements Of suit, taxed a's-5s s., aud &c
cruing Gusts.
Second. to saa payment t, the p!aintii
. herein t.ss sugl Of Si54l % IN United State
gold coin. with aecraiag interest thereon a
the rate Of one per cent. per month from TIA
l2th day of january, 1850.
Third. To the payment to tho deiendan
! C. .. Barnes the sam Of SiGi SO IN Unite
States gold coin, with interest thereonin iiH
cpin at the rate Of ere per cent per nio,.'
from the 22nd ,lay - April, ls59
Fourth, To the payment 10 defendant W
q. Palmer the sum oi Sll00 30 in U. 5. gOl'
coin, with interest thereon at the rate os osi
per cent. per month from the 9Th day ,
October, 1879
5 Fifth, to the payment TO the tlefenaau
Soun NohHsA tiA~ eA.'e - H,''s v - - - 50
coin, with interest ia like coin at the rate
one per cent pee lnea,h fron the 2fth ia
OF October, 1879.
Sixth, to the payment to Tao defendant
l.. Sendcrs and N. Sternherg, partners unds
the firm maine al Senders y Steraberg, Ii
sum Of Slo34 Il in Z. 5. gola coin, with IL
1 terast thereon in like coin at the rate ef OF
per cent. per month from tie 2Sth day
October. 1879.
g Dated tins 9th DAY Of February, 1850.
Q J. q DICKEI,
II Sheriff Of Linn Co, Oregon.
By GEo. uvwrnREY, Deputy. 2st4
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no NV DEAn IIrTLE FRIEND. LILLa
OCoSNOR.

Sweet ebd tls not thy face although thy face is fair
'T4s NOT che p0lt rings Of thy nut brown hair,
Nor N bright eyes beneath their lids Of snow,
That wln ali hearts and make Us love thee 50.
Tis not thy graceful form nor glowing cheek
Where cupid kissing loit dlmpe sweet.
That chain hearts "a burning thoughts grow Wild
Lest angels, gazing, envy aa our child
But his Thy loving. childish, trusting heart.
Where sin nor sorrow never held part:
Thy brilliant, busy brain, sweet gifted caid,
Aud wondrsus mlad al pure and undeaicd.
Where bright ambition rslgns ani proudly
Hopes, thoughts and feelings FAR beyond thy years.
That make feel thou rt Of heaven than earth,
And bless the day and home that gave thee birth.
LAlls, sweet child, may all thy days be bright,
Each hour b a1ied with precious pure delight.
May never tcsrs Of 30 row leave a trace
Oi palm upon thy loScly. sailing iaee.
May thy rare talent bring thee wealth ami fame
And shame nor ain dare fAseon On thy naino.
Long lie be thine succcss and peace aud love,
-riIl angels bear thee 10 their home above
n L. H..
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ATRlyELEa's NorEs.
DalIa, Eaa Faith OF the Railroad cssa pau
The crrRt LoeAl Question
Electricity.

Editor Democrat:
Leaving Independence horseback ride Of
10 or IL miles brought Us TO Dallas, the
present county scat Of Polk county. Wheat
along the ROAD looked remarkably well. aud
the farmers will no doubt have large crops
next fall.
Dallas presents nany sisus Of improve.
iaent. among which are ths erection Of sever.
al dwellings in tho Inore recent styles Of
architecture. The hospitality extended to
US by such leading men as Tom Richmond
and VIM Brown made our stay exceedingly
enjoyable. The former with his eleven hun
dred acres Of rich land in one body. with his
bands Of sheep. etc, and the lAttCr with his
land aud extensive mercantile business. seem
hopeful Of the fature Of The country. and arc
disposed to stand squarely 10 their duties as
citizens.
The psople Of Dallas have been Shansially
treated by the managers Of the Narrow Gauge
Railroad. They agreed 10 bald their road
to Dallas for the sum Of Sl7. 900. aud although
that amount was RAISED aud paid ever TO
them. work was stopped when tho road ar.
rived within a few miles Of the city.
Tie great local question thA. will Jar old
Polk at the ensuing election viii be tho loca.
ticn oi the county seat. Dallas aud indie
penisnee will bs Che two competing points.
AMI the vote will be vsry Gloss.
A binding snow storm on our way back q
Independence gave variety and chilliness Il
ths journey, but nevertheless VIC arrived ia
time 10 take passage on the ciy Of Salem ioi
Albany. The captain expected 10 make tbs
run by 03o in tho evening. bot on account o
a heavy snow storm hal to tic ~ the baai
aud ws dbl not arrive uut,I ii Scloek.
oa tiie Loaf NC witnessed phenomena IL
electricity which assoaishe.l us az. TIL
stove in tbs cabin seemed TO bs heavil.
ehar:s,l With electricity and would emi
SHARKS Whenever touched with the poker o
Other metallic substance, and wOuld Shocl
The t,orsou Lo,lina il. Tho SPARKS wonl
za,aetlmcs eon,s - thick and fast that the
rcscinbled iIaahca OF aalne. and would 10 nc
compaaied with slight reports. Like man
other ocsuit forces in nature NC saw and iel
the influence Of an existing fact, bnt wer
ignorant Of the cause. Be the cause what
ever L may ths SaleH has regular electries
eAhibitioa Tor all her passengers that ia nc
only amusing. but study Tor the scientific
w.
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Y. r. @. A.--Moets at their rooms IN Eos
tsr's brick building on Wednesday evening,
at 7 30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons Al
4. Business meetings are held on the even.
ing Of the second Monday In each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u r. CHURon. - PreacIlingevery Sabbath,
at II A. NJ, and p. N. by Rev. 3. G. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2.3O =. ~.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyANaRLIcAL CnURcn.-pr Preaching on Sab.
bath at Il A. NJ, and "a r. 81. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
LAY evening. J. Bowcrsox, pastor.
CoNdRRoArToaALcm cmuncn. Services every
Sabbath at j A. II. mud s =. n. Sabbath
School at 2:3O. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. j. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. T. CmuHcn, souTm. m.-serviccs every
Sabbath at st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church, South.
at Il 30 4. II. aud "a r. n. Sabbath School
at l2a ?. 81. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening. NJ. @. Miller, pastor.
N. T.. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
at Il A. n. and q p. N. Song service IN
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath School
At 2al0 ?. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. \. Wolfe, pastor.
81. PETERS EPISCOPAL CIURcIL Divine ser.
vice Is held in the Church every Sunday NJ
Ham. Sunday School at 2i3O = u. H.
L. Stevens, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURcn. n.-Scrvices every Sabbath
at ] A. II. and "a =. NJ. Sabbath School At
~. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. j. Crawford, pastor.
PEEsBYTEnIAs CHURcm. m.-Service every
Sabbath morning and cyeningin Y. Y. q. a.
Hall. Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening Rev. Elhert n. Condit,
pastor.
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Prcaara.len. &c > .e.t.rai.

st sheir Last regular meeting the Ladies'
: II 7society decided to have srznd festival
At the Opera House on Wednesday evening,
Feb. a5th, the money realized to 60 into the
general treasury Of the Society. The ladies
are preparing fancy articles in great AHmberl
which they VIII have On sale at the festival
and from which they expect to realize nice
little sum Of money On the evening ia
question they viii charge an aIalission fee oi
. cents, and Tie same amount for supper
and peaches and cream and ice cream viii bC
extra. On The following day they VIII have
two-bit lgDch from q until 9 Oieiosk, thi
principal dish being tie fashioned YANKEES
isliakei beans-" Make your arrangements Il
attend.
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starved ao DsaGh.

The Eesning Telegram reports upon the
authority of Mr. A. G. Guild, formerly pub.
Usher sf the HillsboFO lad@e4deal, that a
little daughter OF Mr. Levi RAckus Of Keha-
lem valley died recently from starvation.
The statements are that the family were lily
supplied with provisions at the time Of The
recent storm; that by that disaster communi
Ation with the Beaver creek settlement wa
made impossible; that the father was com
PEELED to work his way slowly BY great hard
ahip ia st. Helans Va pr0cure food and thai
during his absencs his little girl Mabel die
from starvation in her mothers arm. Lev
Baekus formerly resided in this city.
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what

70 do with tho blood appears to have been
the great mystery that snveloped the medical
men Of the last generation. as well a. those
Of tho present one. The lancet some years
since was used, most outrageouAly used, and
abused. Blood. the very life of mankind.
was shOi as proiusely and as carslessly as
water, and, although the very source Of hu-
man existence, still no system was introduced
to purify and cleanse the blood, instead Of
wantonly shedding it, and the results Of this
barbaric system III they could be obtsinedl
would show what a Yaas amount of liyes have
hcen sacrificed al the shriae Of ignorance. in.
capacity and Incompetence; but at last it has
been proved beyond the shadow Of doubt
that Dir. HYDE's GoLDEx BLOOD SYRUP i.
fraught with most inestimablS good to all.
1t puriiies and preserves the blood, not saeri.
fees it; and it is this great disideratum which
has obtained for it tho greatest eommenAa
tion both from tie press and the people.
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sheriT's Sale.
Ia tie cfreaa con4 efhs Ssase q O,syoz
.for ~ County cf Linn:
Frank Parton, Plaintiff.

William y. Gore anil Margaret Gore his
sviie, G. q. Barnes, W. o. Palmer, John
Conner, l. Seuders and NJ. SternbeTg. part
i.es,s doing business under the firm name and
s., ls Of SeBdefs and SteFnberg, aud John A
Eolinctt. AiAirew Trip aud Jacob Kees.
Defendants.
TAY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF
I'D foreclosure in the above named Court.
IN the above entitled suit; and an execution
and or,ler Of sale issued IN pursuance thereof,
10 me directed and delivered, l have levied
upoa the Taortgaged premises described IA
said decrce as follows to-wlt:
the last half 81 tie West half OF the Do
nation Land Claim 81 William B. Gore and
Margaret Gore his wife, the came being Clam
No - and Notification No 2251, and stu
ate,i IN II. y s. IL L. . w. OF the William
etie Meridian, ia Linn Coaaty, Oregon. and
On
Saturday, tie I3ta day Of -Karea, 1889,
Al the Coart House door in the City of Al
bsny Linn Ceanty, Oregon, at the hour of
10 o'ciacls ~ NJ, Will sell tha herelubefDre
described real property st pabiic auction for
cash ia hand to the highest bidder, the pro
eccils arising from such sale to be applied as
provided IN said decree as follows, to-wit:
FIrSt, to the payment of the costa, taxed
at So 80. and the costs and expensesxOf
making said sale.
Second, u the Tlaymen. tn the said plaint-
/ ilT Frank Parton the sum OF Sl756 % IN U.
! :. GOLD coin, with accruing interest thereon
] la like coin from the 18th day Of January
| 1850, al the rate of one per cent. per month
Thiri, ~ the payment to the Defendant G.
| q. barnes the sum OS $46l SO IN u. ) goisl
coia. with interest thereon Ia like coin fr0sa
the 22aad day of April. 1879
Fourlli. ~ the payment to the defendant
/ ". q. Palmer the sum of Sll00 so IN U. 5.
gold COLO, with interest thereon in ike coin
| from the 2Tth day of October. 1879, at the
! iate 0f one per cent per month.
Fifth. to the payment to the defendant
John Conner the sum of $3.50 6l IN q. 5.
gold coin, with interest thereoH IN like coin
IRON the 2ith day Of October, 1879, st the
rate OF one per cent. per month
Sixth. So the payment to the defendants
l. SondeTs and NJ. Siernberg. partners doing
business under the firm name and style ol
Senders ( Sternbers. the sum of Sl03A Il II
U. y gold coin. with interest thereon in like
coin from the 2Sth day of October, 1879. Al
the rate OF one PER cent. per month.
Seventh, TO the paymeAt to the defendlni
John A. lsobihett the sum of $50 Is in "
s. gold coin, with interest thereon In hk,
coin from the l0th day OF November, 1879
At Ihe -ate OF one per cent per month
Eighth, that thereafter. ii anything remail
from the proceeds of said sale, that the sam
lac paid over to the said defendant William
, L. Gore
Dated this 9th day of February. 1850
l. C. DlCkEY,
Sheriff of Linn Co, Oregon
Gy Gao. HUsIPHEEY, Depaty. 2St4
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Row m ihn Ilalie,.

From the Standard wc learn that Adrian
Comley, formerly of this city, got into row
up at tho Dalles few days ago and slashed
a fellow up with a knife. We have heard no
particulars yet.
Later-Mr. comley's father ia tia city.
received letter yesteEday from his son con-
ta;ning full account Of the fracas. It seems
that four men assailed him and fired eight
shots at him; one went through his coat, ar
other struck him on the head, aud one in the
cheek. but nevertheless he came out ''or
top He shot one man. giving very bas
wound, stood his trial and was cleared.
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Ta@ Markets.

Following is correct. report of the mar
kets in this city up to noon yesterday;
WHEAT-SI per bushel.
oATS-26c per bushel,
FLOUR $500 per bbl.
HAY-baled. SIS per ton.
--loosc, $40.
POTATOES 80 cts per buslel
BUTTER to SO cts per Ii.
EGGS-25 cents per dez
PORK-5 to 81 ets per liz
RACQNS hams, l2sal6e.
shoulders, 9c.
sides, l2ac.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, dc.
!" plums, lie.
Plammer dried apples, Sc,
!" plums, l6e.
CHICKENS s. 5O9ss 90 per doz.
suGAR-San Francisco @, l2c.
COFFEE-Costa Rica. 2ac
Java, SOC.
-Curcola 23c.
Rio, %
MILL FEED bran, SlQz,Sll per ton.
chop, sls@See.
shorts, Sl4.
-middlings. SCOOP.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-02-20
Csgrse og lectures.

Tia famous soientiao spseiAlist. Dr. j.
simms. is delivering very attractive and in
structive course Of lectures on physiOgnOmy
at the Opera HOuss in this city. The pOr-
traits alone are worth one dollar to see them,
and are free TO all daily. This friday even
ing the lecture will be nchiR, wrinkles, walk
ing. h4ni-shating, address, etc. aaturday
evening the subjects are lips, mouth, teeth,
ears and eyebrows. Monday night next The
themes are skin, peok and forehead. Tues
day tthe last night the subject is not an
nounced as yet. The Doctor describes char
aeter beautifully aud gives deIinoatiOna and
charts daily at the Opera HOuss. Call to
day or tomorrow and get chart.