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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Golden wedding.
MARROW GAUGE.

Mr.. WILLIAM T. TEMPLEToS and wife cele-
brated the ffticfh anniversary of their we'd
ding day the Sd of June. Mr. Templeton
was born in Rockbridge county, Virginia, in
1909. His father moved to Indiana in 1927,
where he was married to Elizabeth NJ. Ramey.
in 1880. In 1897 he moved to Missouri. where
he resided unit 1917, when he undertook the
hazardous trip across the plains to Oregon,
with family of nine children. in teams,
arriving here late in the fall with one wagon,
losing half of his cattle, all sick and worn ont.
himself and all his family, except his wife,
having had the measles, but survived it NIL.
They underwtn mt many hardships during the
Il st Winter that new corners now know moth
ing about or viii hardly believe. MFR. Temple
ton said when ne started across the plains, that
he was bound to come to Oregon some day. and
he wanted to come while he could bring all of
his family and get them all homes. Mr.. Tenn
pleton and wife have been blessed with thir-
teen children, eleven boys and two gir-s, nine
of whom nre still living four boys have died,
one in infancy, two in youth, and one eighteen
months ago, who lett wife and five children.
The children of the aged couple were all there
on the 3d except two. They have 81 grandchil-
dren living. with four dead, and five great
grand children. Thirty-one grandchildren
and one great-grand child were present at the
golden Wedding.
9oclock and by ten they were all there. Those
selected TO receive and attend to arranging the
dinner. finding thst one table would not hold
the provisions nor seat the guests arrange l
two tables across a large room. Mr.. and Mrs
Tenplefon were seated at the head Of the ia
bles with the Rev. Mr.. Robe, Presbyter
minister. In front of them was a large cake
on which rested me twenty-dolIar pieces,
compliments of the children. After dinner a
few hs.u were spent in a game of ball, after
which all went in to have some music, as Mr..
Temp'eton had always been a great singer
and his children are all good singers, some of
them excelling musicians. After spending a
pleasant time in singing, Mr. Templeton an
nounced that they would have short season
of prayer, in whIch Rev. Mr.. Robe led, making
a feeling and appropriate prayer. Mr. Temple
ton was so overcome that he had to speak a
few words to relieve his overcharged heart.
He said that his tears were not tears OF sorrow
but of joy. lie said he was elected an Elder in
the Presbyterian Church at 20 years of age,
and had acted in that capacity ever since. He
had tried 10 train his children in the right way,
and now his greatest joy was 10 see them alI
followers of the meek and lowly jesus Christ
A general conversation wns then indulged in
about the family, and the blessings and favors
they had received. Some things were remark
able In the history of this family no member
of 1t had ever had q bone broken or a Joint nut
ont Of place never was ono OF them intoxlca
ted or engaged in Tight. 1t was a joyful 90
cassion to all. especially to Mr.. and Mrs. Tenn.
pleton, the happiest day they had experienced
f0S
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Last TUESDAY AIR. Geo. r. Simpson
struck the forty-ifth mile stone in his
earthly pilgrimage. Tl'is fact became
known to a number of his friends who con-
cintIPd to give him n surprise, and they did.
About nine O'Clock OH Tuesday evening
friends commenced pOnring in, aud soon
the honse was filled with smiling faces.
and many kind wishes were expressed for
the welfare ann future happiness of host
and hostess, MF. Simpson was completely
surprised. and acknowledged the fact. but
was just as IElppy and we'll pleased as if
he had been preparing for it all Summer.
The party were right royalty entertained
and tlle pleasures Of the visit will long re-
main green in the memories OF all in at-
kntnlauCe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Yaqusuaa Ray.

The rush for the healtl.tul sea breezes
and good living. ali 70 be obtained at
Yaqnina Bay. has already commenced.
An immense crowd is reported at the Bay.
with more coming every day. Campers
occupy all availa BILE positions about the
Bay. while the Bay View House. under
the superint endence of Mr.. and Nrs Peter
Abbey. fills the bill to a dot. asno better
hotel can be found in the State. The road
is said to be in splendid condition. and the
grades arc being wideneti. bridges repair
ed, etc. A campmeefing is to be COM
menred Oh the 18th instant, to continue
for several cays. under chasge Of Revs. r..
y. Mccain and WIN, ID, Nichols. a num-
Der Of our citizens talk Of starting for the
Bay next week.
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Farmer,, rake Ipssss.
PoRrLANp, Or, MayI28th, 16s

PORTLAND, Dr., May tz6th. 16Stk
MEssRs. RooP g SnlPsoN, ALBANY,
OREGoN--Gemts Having noticed an ads
vertisement gotten up by the arm of p.
M. Osborne & Co.. wherein thdy agree To-
furnish their old and new custofpers with
a twine binder attachment, at aicuse nos
exceeding twenty dollars, next year. We
would say that the whole thing Isl gotten
up az an advertising dodge to seSl theig.
harvesters and binders. which they hapa
not been able t. do with great sNacCeas.
We. as agents Of the well known Walter
A. Woods machine, do not cars to huAabug
the farmers by agreeing 20 furnish tVRtn@
binder at cost not to exceed ''tEle sNnal1
sum of twenty dollars. - or at any prtcSs
but will agree to furnish one as cheap NA&
any first-class binder can he ftirHisheS6s
The Walter A. Woods Moving and ReaMs
Ing Machine Company are now IN thh
field with a successful twfne binder, and
haYe been for the past two years, but ehol
demand has been SO great in the EASTERN
states that none could be obtained for the
Pacific coast trade. The p. NJ. Osborne
Co. twine binder ATTACHMENT. a. they call
1t. is an experiment. of only few daya.
Farmers, do not be humbngged into buy.
ing an Osborne harvester aud wire binGeF,
ON promise that you shall receive twius
binder attachment another year, 60 fllE$
you can use either wire or twIne. Buy
old and reliable machines that have alwaya
been in the front ranks in the way OF kisa-
provemeDts. ard whose manufacturers
will furnish all late improvements at the.
lowest market price. I'll
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SheriH,s sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county Of Linn.
Andrew McCalIey, Plaintiff.


In the Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Andrew McCallcy, Plaintiff.
c. G. Kuhn Snd Lydia KuhTss his wife. and W.
w. Thayer. Governor. r r. Earilart, Secretary,
and I'd Hirsch. Treasurer. OF the safe OF ore
School Lands and the management OF the
Tnrnn Y HTRTfE sTnGi ,tt I@' EHRE oF FoREcLo
ID sure in the above IsRif< otIrf IN the above
sale issued in pursuance Whereof. me direct
ed and delivered. ha We levied uDon the 1norfs
and order of sale as follows. io-vit
BegfThin ing At the nfIfti west corner Of the do
nation land claim Of Harvey Gordon, known as
of r. " OF the willamette meridian, IN Linn
sputh -05 chains thence east G9.n5 chains
the east boundary line Of said claim, thence
to the northeast corner of said claim. thence
following the meanderings of the w iIan;eiie
ginning, containing one hundred and twenty
six acres. more or lesss of land and on
.HotGdag the 17th day of July, a. d. 1850,
Al the Court House door in tho city Of Albany.
euhiy WiI :e TFf fe herein M os d. ni i re
property at public auction. for cash in iand, 20
applied a. provi,i..d in said decree, as follows
fo-wit: First tn the payment Of fhec0sts and
disbursements of this suit. taxed at &9159, ana
accruing costs ON former writ taxed ri sEs.75,
ana the cost and e-neHaes nj sails: seeopd, 70
the payment of the said defen Jants, the board
Of commissioners for the saIesf school landsaI.d
the management of the common school fund.-
the sum Of etT5.o0 u is1fnl noneyn nf the Y; :.
interest seif from the 2si h day Of DC
% pnm M tha # ,a a t,. e Of @ s5 .p te sin E TN
herein the sim q e3'fi is & g gold c1in ana
1879. at the rate of one per cent. Ter month,
9pe ane fany 10 Of The Proeeeds q sid gale rgHai
Dated this 18th day of J.ne iaSa
sheriff Linn County, Oregon
BT Nx HUMPHREY. Deputy.
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There Will be union Sunday School cen.
tenary celebration la the Court House In
this city on next Sunday evening, begiR-
ming at 7:30, sharp. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged for the occa-
sion
History Of the Sunday School movement
by Rev. =. g. Irvine, ID. D.
Address to teachers and 8, S. workers >
by Rev. J. w. Harris.
Address to parents.
Address to children-Rey. W. J. CrAw-
ford.
Each address limited to ten minutes.
The exercises will be interspersed with
singing. Please bring Gospel Hymns No
l. 1t is earnestly desired that the friends
If the Sunday SclA,ol cause be In attend.
ance. Come early.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

DtO" NStALLEs OE'S - AnS w: Ao~O
ED. REGISTER The outlook for
heavy crop of wheat is very good in this
locality.
Mr.. Salnl. Wilson is still sick, with very
small hopes of recovery.
DR. Starr Is up and about our streets
again, which gives his friends much pleas.
ure.
John Cunningham and family. old resi-
dents of this place, have just paid us
friendly visit.
The campmeeting held hero by the
Christian Church is still going on. and
quite number are joining the church.
Quite a stir Is being made by so many
getting ready to attend the State Fair.
Many families have gone to Yaquina
Bay to spend few days.
Messrs Waters s. Morelock are putting
up fine barn near the mill.
MIR. o. P. Coshow is still; absent. attend
ing Court in Portland.
Robt. Sanders has opened barber sLop
and notion store.
Mr.. Jos. Liggett left this week with
three teams to work on the narrow gauge
down at Rays Landing.
o. P.Coshow. Jr.. l. here visiting home,
from school at Portland : also, Thos. Kay,
.Jr., has been on visit home, from College
at McAiinnville.
Haying time Is near at hand and the
crop is usually large here.
Fruit in the berry line is quite plenty,
at present, also peas aud new potatoes.
More work is being done on The Woolen
Mills Co.'S. ditch, making /. strong for
Winter. The mills are drove with work
and running OH full time. day and night.
News of the nominations ut Cincinnati
were received here very quietly, and no
demonstrations of joy were made manifest
by the Democrats. Many of them here
had informed the writer when the news
came OF the nomination of Gen. Garfield,
that their greatest objection to him was,
that he was a military man. and as far rs
they were concerned they had enough OF
military Presidents but liow their leaders
have put man at the head Of their ticket.
who has no public record but war record,
and who, by the way, has helped to give
Southern Democrats severe chastise-
ment but after taking Horace Greeley
to their bosoms and trying to make HIN
their President, of course nothing they can
do now Is surprising.
Mr.. McCully and daughters, formerly
residents of this place, but ROW living in
Dayton, w. T., paid us short visit last
week.
LAST Friday evening party of survey
ors from Silverton pitched their camp just
below our city, and on the following day
commence d running preliminary survey
to Lebanon. All the force that was en-
ployed on the west side is now moved over
to this si.le of the river, and work Is be-
ing pushed from Rays Landing. and
from Silverton, and the outlook for a
vigorous prosecution OF the construction
of this road Is now looked for, as the
Company intend to soon put OH heavy
turce of hands and rush it along.
MARROW GAUGE.
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ShertR's sale.

In the Circuit Court of the State oa Oregon for
the county ea Linn.
Henrietta b. Gore and James Gores Appellants,
J. r. Hendrix, Respondent.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO SEPARATE wRTTS
ID of execution issued ont of the above NAM
ed Court in favor of tho above named appel
lAntB. and against the above named respondent,
to me directed and delivered. the first for the
sum of 2I0e so COSTS with interest al the rate of
ten per cent. per Rnnum from the 18th day of
April, $780, and the second for the SUM of SS13
Is. with interest at the rate of ten per cent:
per annunn from the 9tii day of June, lsS0, I
have levied upon The following Inscribed real
property. tO-wIt:
Lot No. ono tIfaud four Ain block No. six t6I
in the city Harrisburg. in the county of Iin.l.
State OF Oregon the real property Vi the said
respondent, j. f. Hendrix, and on
Saturday, the 24th day Of judy. 1880,
At the Court House door in the city of Albany.
Linn county. Oregon, Mt the hour of one O'Clock
p. n. 1 will sell said real property at public
auction, for cash in hand, 10 the highest bidder,
tO satisfy said WrifS with accruin. costs
Dated this 25th day of June, $780,
I. c. DICkEY,
Sheriff Linn county, Oregon.
BS Geo. HUMPHREY, Deputy.
June 2J, SOY l2n59
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

On Monday evening the Democrats OF
this city met at the Court House and or
ganized club. John Haekleman was
elected President L. Senders, G. P. Rnrk-
hart. A. Blevins and R. J, Graham. Vice
Presidents Claib Stewart, Secretary E.
R: okipworth. Corresponding Secretary /;
J.. Gradwohl, Treasurer. Quite 4 num-
her of persons joined the club. A good
many Democrats propose to work and
vote for Hancock, more for the sake OF
keeping up the party organization than
for any hope Of eIectIng him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Census DrstrIct. no. 70.

Census district No.75, embracing Brownsville
and Center precincts, furnishes the following
facts
Total number of names enrolled, l,zsS.
Number of persons over go years, 90.
Number of persons over 20 years, IL.
Number of persons over so years, 5.
Number of deaIhs within a year, IL.
Number of births within year, 6s.
Having completed the enumeration OF the
District, the enumerator. Mr.. Peter Hume.
will be at the Court House in this city on the
sth and 9Th, next Thursday and Friday, when
names omitted can be added, or If improperly
enumerated the same can be rectihed, or any
other errors attended to. Those interested
viii please attend to the matter,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
The Twine Factory Goes, This Time

The twine factory will be opened and
really for business in a few weeks. The
Company is organized as follows John
Crawford. President Tt,os. Monteitll,
Secretary Messrs. John Crawford. Tilos.
Monttith and Reuben Saltmarsh. Directors.
On Wedm stIay the Directors accepted the
proposition of Mr.. Hamilton to act as
Superintendent Of the factory. and tele-
graphed the necessary funds TO the East to
bring him to this city. Mr.. Il. telegraphs
that he will arrive in Albany as soon as
railroads aud steamer can convey him. Iu
two or three weeks active operations may
be expected at the factory.
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A Good snooal.t.

The Corvallis Gazette says ti,a: on Friday
OF last week. Mrs. r. Kizer. OF that city.
who had never as much as seen a glass
ball thrown from trap. took her husbands
snot gun and broke four out of five balls,
thrown from Cards patent rotary trap.
This is pretty good. as some of the best
shots in the club. when they shot their
first five balls from the same trap, missed
them all, The club Will have to look out
for their laurels.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Rtrtl.e,nx asatl.crlnx.

On Friday Of last week, a number of the
friends of Hon. r. Nj. Wadsworth called at
his residence. about one mile from this
city in Benton county. to rejoice with him
over the fact that on that day his worthy
and estiErablr wife completed her forty
seco:d year. The day was most pleasant
~ spent by all present. as Mr.. and Mrs.
w. know how TO make their friends feel
perfectly at home. Long may both live to
enjoy life's blessings to the full.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Thirty Cinnamon are to commence the
WORK ofgratling OH the Albany q Lebanon
railroad Immediately, work to commence
-t Lebanon and grade this way. Iron
sufficient for at least two-thirtls Of the
,listauce has already been received. ties
have heen delivered and others contracted
for, and the road will doubtless be ready
for ''tratle and traffic. by the time prom
ised-October next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

At a meeting of the stockholders in the
Linn County Agricultural Association,
held in this city last Friday. it was resolv
ed to hold u fair some time this fall. This
Will be good news to our peopie. as fair.
properly conducted. can be made Of
great value 10 the citizens of the county.
If all take hold and show al Interest In
it, the fall meeting will prove most agre-
able and profitable to all.
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the county of Linn.
y. q. Bruce, plaintiff,
John y. Bruce, defendant
In the name OF the State of Oregon You
are hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint OF the above plaintiff in the above
entitled suit, now file with he Clerk OF said
Court, on or before the fourth Monday, the 25th
day of October, 1880 it being the first day of the
next regular term of said Court: and you are
hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear ant
answer said com piSint as hereby required, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in plaintiffs complaint fu-wit: a
decree against said defendant for the dissou-
zion of the bonds OF Irimony suiBAisfi ing he
tween plaintiff and defendant. for the re,cus~
Iody and control Of the minor child. Lillian
Bruce and tor costs and disbursements.
This summons is published by order of Hou.
n E. Harding, Judge of said Court. made at
Chambers in salem. Oregon. .IuI1t. II. IHS0.
WEATHEREORD & BLACkECRS
vl2u39 Attorneys for paintin.
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40 EKaa new NnsOn,

FRED WILLERT is now established in his
new two-sto4y wagon and blacksmith shop,
on Second street opposite s. Il. Young's ware
house, where he is prcrared to do all kinds of
biacksInif hing, repairing of hacks, wagons,
etc. He also has on hand, and will continue
to man fracture, hacks and buEgies which will
no sold at the lowest possible figures on reasc"-
able terms a5vi2mS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Religious Services.

Rev. !. r. Wolfe will discourse on ''The
comparative antiquity of the seven Bibles
of the worl,I," at the n. F. Church, next
Sunday evening. All are invited.
The evening service at the 7. P. c. A.
hall will be omitted next Sunday. on
account OF the Sunday School meeting at
the Court House.
There will he no evening service at the
Z. P. Church next Sunday.
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a GOOD Tsu.,e.

Our Fox Valley friends had nice pic
mic on Saturday last. at WHICH Marion
Taylor acted as Marshal. Mr.. Bryant
made few well timed remarks. aOur
santisn Road Workers, . was read by F.
u. Hull. The ferry At Mehama was kept
busy all day carrying people back and tortl.
from the picnic. The citizens Of Mehama
are preparing to celebrate the 9Th in good
style.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Mr.. VoIgt had the misfort une to let a
large leg fall on his right foot last Friday.
Il was iron bound, and his foot was badly
iammed up, so much so that he was unable
to get about for some days. AT present.
however, it ls improving, and with care
ful treatment will be all right In few
tlnvR
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
e,onarpcs r.es.

contract for building their new storehnuse
Oh the corne: OF BroadaIbiu and Second
streets. to Messrr. Zcyss a HoehstedIer.
the price TO be pail being $3.G26, The
building vii. he but one story. 2ax70 feet,
OF brick, with baset0ent nine feet in
depth, Clark & Davis will do the brick
work, ard will commence as soon as they
can get the brick IN readiness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
City d'enlsns.

The enumerator for this city. Mr. Jos.
Webber. has finished his work. From him
we learn the following facts:
The population OF the city is 1871.
over the age of IS yeara. 50.
Eighty years and over, 7-3 males aud
A females.
Births. 90 deaths, II.
Chinese, 6S I,dians, 10.
There are 27 manufactories In the city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
ExceIIens Lumber.

Conn Bros. ready to furnish All orders
for l,uilding tinbers and lumber Of any grade
at lowest prices and on short notice. They
have also on hand seasoned finishing iumber,
at Lebanon viii Be allied promptly. Orierp
solicited 4Syl3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
From Coryailin 90 Aseoraa.

An excursion from Corvallis to Astoria
has been projected by the pastor OF tie
NJ. F. Church of that city, the cost of
tickets for the round trip being IS IS each.
The time for starting will be about July
goth. the tickets to hold good tor three
weeks The fare from this city viii be the
same as from Corvallis.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

We are panied to chronicle the death Of
little NINA. daughter of Ed and Ella
Merrill, at Astoria, on Monday last, OF
diphtheria, aged about six years. Mina
was beautiful little girl, the idol Of all
who knew her. and her death is truly
sad blow to her fond parents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Ca1mpmeetane.

A campmeeting will be held on Yaquins
Bay, commencing Thursday, July 18th,
at O'Clock, and will continue oyer SUM-
day. There are good camping. facilities
Rev. J. S. Mccain and Rev. VIM. Nichols
will have charge OF the meeting. Other
ministerial help l,as been secured. Every
body is invited.
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An In One Day.

Albany Express train. returning from
Portland next Monday night. viii lay over
at the State Fair grounds until after the
exhibition of fireworks. and then return
to this city. All who desire to take in
the whole of Mondays business at the
Fair, can thus be accommodated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Tamlalal e..unpn.eessnn.

The campmeeting at Gapt's bridge.
North RanIilI. under the auspices Of the
n. z. CIsurcl, South, will commence on
the third Sunday llstb, of the present
month.
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New To-Day.
Notice OF Final settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that FRANKLIN
IN Presley, as administrator OF the estate of
David Presley, deceased. has hlsd IN the county
Court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account
in the maj ter of said estate, and said Court has
appointed the third day nf August, 1850. Mt the
hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day
as the time Tor hearing objections to sIid ac~
count. Il any there he, and for the settlement
thereof FRANKLIN PRESLEY.
July I'd. 1S3O-V -V12n40 Administrators.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

The frame building that has long stood
on the corner of Ferry and Broaaalbin.
owned by Messrs. Selders & Sternburg,
last week was purchased by Mr.. Loui
Miller. who will at once remove it to Ferry.
south of his bIacksmithshop on corner of
Second and Ferry. The price paid was
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02
Executorsa NoeIce.

N1o1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT letters
In tesfamenfary on the last wflfand testament
or Nicholas Kizer, DECEASED, was issued TO the
undersigned on the ID day of June, 1880, BY the
County Court of Linn county. Oregon; there
fore all persons having claims against fheesfate
of said deceased, are required to present the
same. with the proper vouchers, within six
months from the date hereof, to the underSign-
ed At his residence In said county of Linn.
f. NJ. k1ZER, Executor.
Dated June y, lssO-v l2ns9