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Petition for Aanlamus Against the District
Commissioners.


Commissioners.
1T IS FILED BY HOLDER OF DRAWBACK GER
TIFICATEs-A TEST CAsE-LARGE AMOUNTS AT
STAKE.
Mr.. +. E. Alexander yesterday filed petition
for mandamus in the name of US. ex rel. John
Thompson against the Commissioners of the
District. Petitioner claims that he owns IA
drawback certificates. aggregating o. with
10 per cent from February IL, 1878, and three
aggregating IS, 592. 81, with interest from April
IA, 1873, claimed under the act of June 10 1873
He claims that the act is remedial in character
and that the act of revision by the Commission.
ers when entered, was judgment and that the
drawback certificates are in the nature of onasi
executions and are therefore evidences of the
judgments; that the original assessment certid
Gates of which he lie the holder. purnoit to he
issued against certain property therein named
for ''its propOrtionate amount Of the cost Of
Improvement" and revision of the assessments
having shown that the representation on
the face OF the certificate as to the cost was
false, and as the certificate purported to be q
lien against the property, Congress intended by
the aforementioned act to relieve the property y
from the excessive lien, and hold the CITY liable
by its drawback certificates for its false renre-
sensations In its assessment certificates issued
by its officers. and the Commissioner having
made the revision the judicial function In them
has been completely exercised, and the minis
terial function In issuing the drawback certid-
Gates remains to be performed, but they have re-
fused TO issue them. He therefore asks the writ
of mandamus. This is a test case and II is
stated that about 500, 600 In assessment certif-
Gates held by third parties is involved Besides
$4,000 held by the sinking fund commits
sioners.
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THE MINISTER TO LIBERIA.-Thurlow Weed
yesterday became bondsrnan for Rev. Henry
Highland Garrett, recently appointed minister
to Liberia. and bonds to the amount of $500
were forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Garnetts appointment was procured through
the influence of Mr.. Weed and Postmaster Cen
eral James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

THE NEW Swiss CONSUL GENERAL.-Swiss
papers announce that Col. E. Frei member of
the National Council Of Switzerland, has been
nominated to represent the Swiss republic in
this country, in place of John Hitz, resigned.
Col. Frei served in the late war here under Gen.
Grant,
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FUNERAL OF ANTHONY BUCHLY.-The family OF
the late Anthony Buchly have placed the entire
charge of the funeral In the hands of the Odd
Fellows and the Masons will not participate in,
the ceremonies as an order. The funeral Will
take place from his late residence on Pennsylya-
mia avenue, tomorrow, Sunday, } at pm. md.
he will be buried at the Congressional Celnefery-
The funeral cortege will consist of the Grand En-
campment LOOP, of District OF Columbia. Dr.
John Edwin Mason Grand Patriarch: the (srnn6.
Lodge ofDsC, Solomon e. France Grand -
ter; Columbian Encampment LO.O.F.. Edward.
F. o Brien acting Chief Patriarch; and Columbia
Lodge No. 10, C. w. Shiles Noble Grand. Theas
organizations will be escorted by the Uniformed
BATTALION OF Patriarchs, John T. Chauncey com
mander. 1t Is understood that the Washfnofon
Light Infantry and National Rifles, of which ~.
Buckiy was an honorary member, will pertioi-
pate In the funeral procession. The burial riteu
OF the Odd Fellows will be performed af 81
grave. All organizations to which ne bcionoe6
VIII assemble tonight at Odd Fellows Han. ~
street northwest, or send committees to rerro.
sent their organizations. where all arTaugenenfD-
VIII be made for the funeral. Mr. Buchiy "
% years oldar the time Of his DEATH mott 8 yeaEs
as eroneously published.
Col Moore this aftegnoon or0sre1 tie Wa<-
inston Light Infantry ossps to ssssmhAe - to-
arznosy q - O'Clock pm, n full dreas -
form. to attend tie funeral 81 their lite 49,
rasy member, Mr.. Anthony Buctsly. Iheg NJ \
De headed by the "a US. artillery b9nd-
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OUTRAGES By THE SAvAGES IN NEW MEXICO
DENVER, COL, July pa special from Las
Pruces. New Mexico. to the Santa Fe (New
Mexico) Aeto Mexican, says: A reliable man
who arrived here on the 2Ist reports having left
the camp ct Lieutenant Guilfoyle at ST. Nicholas
Springs on the morning of the Doth, and saws
that Lieutenant GuilfOyle On Tuesday camped at
Alamo canon in the Sacramento mountains
Two OF his men arrived from Fort Stanton and
reported that about half way between Alamo
and Fort Stanton they were ambushed by In
dams, who fired upon them. The fire was re-
turned and kept up for half an hour. One of the
soldiers was wounded in the thigh and two pack
animals were killed. Upon receipt of this news
Lieutenant Guilfoyle started in pursuit and at
Lagunas found two Americans dead and riddled
with bullets, their bodies being still warm
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Gala Nav AT Sarafo9n.

vIcTM THE FAv0RITE FOR THE FIRST RACE.
: SARATOGA, NY, July 2S.-This is gala day
on the Saratoga race course. At least 5000 peo-
pie are present. The weather is warm and
cloudy, aud the track is in excellent condition.
Victim is strong fayorite for the first race.
Checkmate is scratched for the third race
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81. BALTIMORE; July s3,3.yirginia SIS, consols.
Sly; do; , new ten-f f 55S bid to-day;
ding, uKallS. Flour unchanged and quiet.
Wheat, southern lower and dull; western lower.
closing weak-southern red, 1.2Oa1 26; do amber.
l24al.N; No. western winter red. spot and
july. lAaal.25; August. 1.247sal Is; September,
g; October L2ss1lal Corn. southern
s Wse western e ne lover and
spot and July, 56ha5G14l;; August 567sa57S; Sep
TENDER. 57N; steamer: slash, Oats scarce and
Rye higher, Sass. Hay dull and unchanged.
Bulk meatsloose shoulders and clear rib sides.
clear rib sides ds Hams Sals sTd
refined, l2z. Butter dull-western grass, BALI
ce Ss rmRS caraoss ordinary to fsr ssa
II11aLR. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
ios.oas bushels corn. lOi $50 bushels: oats, none
rye, none. Shipments-wheaf. LEGO bushels;
corn. l3sS7 bushels Ssh sales-wheat, Ss'.sao
NEW YORK. July 23.-Stocks weak. Money.
3a3K. Exchange]long, 4s2x; short, 4s4K. Gov
ernments quiet and steady.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day Mt $50 PM, reported by H. II.
Dodge of $50 18th street, by special wire:-
Western Union. Sa<; do new stock. -: New
Central, G.; New York. Lake Erie and Western,
~; do. preferred, 81; do. seconds l0lk;
Delaware, LAckawanna and Western, l19S: New
Jersey Central, aess; Delaware and Hudson l0sk;
Reading, 5sh; Northwestern. 1927; do. preferred.
-: st. Paul, 10es<; do. preferred. -; Wabash
and Pacific, 53A; do preferred, e3k: Onion
paei6c. lssa; n. K. and T 80 Hannibal
Iron Mountain. -: Ohio and Mississippi. 3sls;
do preferred - Pacific Mai, 4sA c. c and
preferred. 7ek; San Francisco CON-. =: do.
Rreierred. n; do; first prefeIIed -: Central
vile and Chattanooga. 81; Ontario and Western,
s3N; Manhattan Elevated, IN; Illinois Central.
bia A65 bonds, -: Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy, l56x: Denver and Rio Grande lOOz<:
G. c. and L. 9l4; Erie and Western. 1886 Chicago.
st. Louis and New Orleans. -: COL Coal 80.
Pacific L. G.. 6Ox
Gosing Government Bonds-gs extended,
~; 49, extended. Mxa.ol,.
uAx; "a u9ka116N; coupons.
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SENATOR Hills DISQUALIFICATION
cancerous formation with which Senator Hill
was afflicted-is the technical name for cancer
OF the epithelium or mucous membrane. Ex-
times produce epithelioma In the process Of
formation the cancer causes great inconvenience,
and possibly loss of sleep and appetite. If the
cancer is dealt with at an early stage. and by a
competent surgeon, it is possible to eradicate it,
and Senator Hill may reasonably hope that he is
nermanenflV cured.
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HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON. u
ST NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
n0DERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING IN CITY
RESIDENCES.
AND HAVING LARGE FORCE OF
COMPETENT woRKMEN.
ATTEND PROMPTLY
ALL JOBBING ORDERS. ,.n1a
THE
IMPERIsHABLE PERFUME.
MURRAY LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.
BEST FOR
TOILET. BATH AND SICK ROOM.
narl2- wks9m
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VIyHEN ANY SEWING MACHINE AGENT LEAVES
w machine At your house. do net pay cent ON it
pnt1 ron here and Whist you buy precisely
ian51 MCKINNEY, &a7 ssh street.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Robert NJ. Doyle to
the receiving ship Colorado Detached-Passed
Assistant Surgeon John L. Nelson from the
naval hospital, New York, and ordered to the
school ship New Hampshire.
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was chaplain during the war, has contributed
500 to the conscience fund. He believes that
the method of computing forage was unjust to
the government, and returns 800 as the amount
he received in excess of what was actually due.
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EX-SENATOR Roscoe CONKLING arrived in the
city this morning, and is the guest of Senator
Jones on Capitol Hill.
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Neglected Parks and Reservations.
FIAT THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS SAY ABOUT

~nFN-
The District Commissioners state In reference
to an article in THE STAR of Thursday upon the
neglected parks and reservations, that arrests
have frequently been made by the police for
trespass on the street parkings and parties taken
before Judge Smell, who has done his duty by
imposing fines, but that the docket Of the upper
court is filled up with appeal cases from his de-
cisiOn, which have never come up before the
Criminal Court and that until they are disposed
Of the Police Court declines to Issue any more
warrants for the arrest Of trespassers upon the
street parks and reservations.
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~S OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
oS fREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,

WASHINGTON, ID. G March IA. 1881,
Notice Is hereby given to the Depoeiors and Creditors
o. the fREEDMANS SAVINGS AND TRUST CONE
PASf that all claims must be presented and ali yi
oenos neret declared applied for, this Office on
the amounts distributed among the other creditors of
1851. - -S"Au"AJ So
Depositors who have not already received dividends
enoud immediately forward their books by mail or
exprs OF through Some responsible bank or banker
mari3 JSO. JAY KNOX, Commissioner.
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DIED AT FORTRESS MoNRoE.-A. D. Banks
esq, stationery clerk of the U. s. Senate died at
Fortress Monroe, Va, on Thursday last. He
was about 50 years of age and leaves widow in
Mississippi. Major Banks was in the confeder-
ate army and served portion of the time on the
staff of Gen. Joe Johnston. He was at one time
the secretary of the national democratic COM
mittee and in 1870 was candidate for the clerk
Of the House Of Representatives.
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In reply to this Secretary Blaine last night
telegraphed as follows:
Washington D. c., July 22.-Lowell. Minister.
London: have laid before Mrs. Garfield. the
note OF Mr.. Gladstone just received BY cable. /
am requested by her to say that among the
many thousand manifestations of interest and
expressions of sympathy which have reached her
none has more deeply touched her heart than
the kind words of Mr.. Gladstone. His own So
iicitude and coincidence are received with graft
tude. But far beyond this she recognizes that
MI. Gladstone rightfully speaks for the people of
the British isles, whose sympathy In this ma
tional and personal af1iiction has been as quick
and sincere as that of her own countrymen Her
chief pleasure in Mr.. Gladstone's cordial letter
is found In the comfort which 1t brings to her
husband The President is cheered and solaced
on his painful and weary way to health by the
many messages of sympathy which in his re-
turning strength he safely receives and most
gratefully appreciates. BLAINE, Secretary.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

Lsrned. Kansas. Oct. 49, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that thr following nam
ed settler has filed notice oi his intention to
make aal ,r,,1f in sup ort e; his clam and Sc
cur q ial entry l. ereon and that said proof VIII
be malc befsre the sl'rk OF the District Court
OF Ford COUNTY. AZ ID -dsr tity, Ford county,
Kansas an NJ 1nfiav. November ash. lssi, viz
GEORGE SMITH, Homestead Application.
No SlSl Tor he >uuth half South East or.
= Range = ".
Aud h. names the following witnesses TO prove
hts cpnfiau "a. rc-id nee upon and cultivation Of
stiitr=cr, viz. Jacob stai-sr Joseph Reflansrr
FREDERICK k.ml,schafer and Joseph Deisine,
all NJ Spr,,rcyilie 4. o Ford county. Kansas.
oos0-5w Z. \. NORRIS, Register.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.

Over sbree hundred Thousand dollars have
been paid out by the banks in this city, this
season, for the wool, ~best snd broom corn
crops This, in a county Of ies- than G.OOO
population, is . good showing. Oar statistics,
published this week, OF sheep and cattle,
shows an estimated valuation Of 100000
which rs invested in wooi-growing and cattle.
Say ths, oar lands .nd all other property IS
worthless and yet each inbEbiiart OF this
county, has fully on an average. $50. In cat.
,ie, sheep and crops ahead. Yet eastern land
.pecuisior- reiteTate tha, nothing can be
rairsd Ia Western Ksnsss..-Lsrned Chron-
o-eope.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

Lzrnrtl. kansas. Oct Oh. lsSl
Notice Is herehN given III Il the following nam
ed settler has fi-i notice Of hi, ini'n ion to
IN Ike faa pr1it support III his ciaim, a'd
taat saii proc will be made bei9rr Tue ,iefk
oauang eraf, ua Fridsv. Nov. Is lssl viz:
JOHN : HAWKINS, II imesieHd Ap lie ition
No SlSs for the 81 Or lection p ip % south OF
range ~ west
lie names the following witnesses To prove HE
continuous residence upon and culin aiion Of
saii laud, viz:
Weiftgstau Gaedrieh. %
jacob McEoiii-ier,
john Rapp. Jr, Of ofsrle =. o. Edwards CO.
ocls-I G.. A. MORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Iarned, Kansas. October II, lSsl (
Notice Is sher.by given thai the following g-nsm-
ell settler has fled notice of his Intention ID make
hral proof In support of his claim, AMI that
said proof will be made before the CIR OF The
District OouIf of Ford county. Kansas. at the
county seat, on Monday. Nov. ?l, 1881. Wig:
FRANKLIN SOURBEEH. Homestead Appli-
caiion No. 5s42 Tor the Southwest quarter Sec
iion s. Township 81 S. Range q west
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
SAID land. viz: James Rockwell. j w, MILF
gan. Peter 7. Recipe of Dodge City p. o. Ford
county. Kansas, John Schmoker, Of Meade co.
Kansas.
ocso-5w C. A. MORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03
I.ANNEp. kAN. oct. I. Is

i.kNNEp. NAN. Oct. 4. 1871.
Notice j. hereby given ihstIhe following nam
,d settler has flied noiiee OF his intention 10 m, k
fn troot IN sappor. of his claim and tina
saia proof viii be made before IL. Z. Myion
glefk Of she District Court OF Ford unity
Kansas AZ Dodge City, Kansas,
Nondav, November 7ih, ISL. yiI;--
THFonoRE l.. SILL, Homestead Application
No sSsS for lots s, {. S aut ~ or OF nv qr OF
section 6. tp IS south Of range p west.
And he names the following witnesses 10 move
her continuous residence aI-.u ard cultivation oi
sal,t land. viz: Wallace X. Webb, John 4
RairS, e f. BogSri, Horace L. Iarclsy. ali o:
Spcarevi.le L. o. Ford eouuty. Kansas
ose-5w c. A. MORRIS. Rtgister.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

BURY Me NEAR THE OLD HONE
The latest Song and Chorus by Will: l..
Tbomp-on. Sincr the death OF President
GariieIa the sentiment expressed IN thu
beautiful cong has become universal. The
melody is very prety and already the piece
has b. come a great fssoriie. We advi-e all
iovers Of popular music TO send 80 cents to
the publishers and receive copy by return
mail. Pubishsd hy
W. L. THOMPSON q Co.,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

Gray Hair are Honorable but their pre-
mature appearance is annoying. Parker.
Hsir Balsam is popular for cleanliness and
promptly restoring rh. youthful color.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

Q. IL MlRRIs. RegIster.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

Larned. kEnsa,. Oct. 81. lsol.
Norice rs hereby given that the following nam
ed ssItler has fltd notice oi his intention TO
make G ial proof In support of his claim aud s--
cure & sal entry thereon. aud thai said irsif viii
he m.ie Eef.re the K gsicr or Receiver. at
larn II. Kansas. on Thursday, Noscfnbrr IL.
lsSi viz.
ANaREw McCAULEY, Deelaratory State
mcut No ssis. for the W i Of 81 qr section 81,
town.hip ~ :, rar-e % w"-I.
And he names IN. fpil6 Wing witnesses 10 prove
his e. niiaunus residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Chirlss wrirhien, ofcisTk county, Kansas,
Nicholas Sfeiniman, of Ford
Dennis Collins orCisrk
john r. Caldwell, Of Ford '' -
eee-ss C. A MORRIS. Register.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

ARE YOU MADE siserao.e BY Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss If Appetite,
Yellow Skin? ShiIoh'- Vitxizer is posi-
tive cure.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

THE REV. GEO. Il. THAYER, of Bonr-
bon. Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives TO SHICOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03
CLOTHING.

Full line OF mems and boy-' sui,s-a
com plete fall and winter stcck-ju-t receiv-
ed by GEO. s. EMERSON.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

The P.rki1s windmill -old by Colvin q
Son, near Lsrped, is the mort subs,sntisi
and reliable mill manufactured in the Unit
ed States; and they know how t, pu, III. IN
up TO stay; cheap to suit hard timer. Try
one; IT will be better than many dame.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03

WHY WILL YOU cough when ShiIoh's
Cure will give immediste relief. Price 10
cs so cts and 81.
Dodge City times., 1881-11-03
kAHoKA, No, Feb. 9, 1880.

purchased Eve bo,rles OF your Hop Bit
ters Of Bishop q Co. last fall, for my dsueh-
ter, and am we'll pleased with The Biue's
They did her more good than all the medi-
cine she has taken for six year.
WM I. MCCLURE.
The above il FROM very reliable farmer,
whose dsugbter was in poor health ior seven
or eight yesr-. and could obtain 20 relief an
Ill she used Hop Bitter. She is now in ~
good health as any per on in the country.
We have large sale, and they are making
remarkable cures W III. BISHOP & Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-21
HAEReR IMPROVEMENT FIND.

Last Saturday at o'clock quite a
large number of our citizens assembled
at the Court House, In answer to q
call issued for meeting Ia the interest
Of The improvement of Yaquina Bar.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Mayor Froman, who stated the object
# the meeting. Mayor Froman was
then chosen as Chairman aud l. BiIyeu
Secretary.
Wallis Nash, Vice President OF the
Oregon Pacific Railroad was tlsen call
ed upon and came forward and adj
dressed the meeting at length. lie
spoke Of the Importance OF the work
on the bar the beneficial results
which would follow the completion of
IL /; the necessity OF continuing the
work without intermission until COM
pleted, and then informed our citizens
OF the progress OF the work on the
Oregon Pacific Railroad. He was
listened too with marked attention
until lac closed and the audience
manifested a deep interest in the sub.
jects spoken on.
At the close Of his address Judge Il.
$. Strahan offered the following resolu-
ton and moved its adoption
Resoired, That a fund be opened | u
Linn County tO be called 'the Yaaulna
Bay Harbor Improvement Fund"
After some remarks on the questions
from Judge Slrahan aud Rev. r. A.
Moses, of Tangent, the n:otlon passed.
j. Fl. Foster then offered the follow
Ing resolution, which was adopted
Resoired, That u committee be ap.
pointed To canvass Linn County for
subscription 20 the fund, and th at the
following persons compose that Com
number : II. s. Strahan, S. T.. Young,
l., r.. Biain and N. Baum.
n. Baum offered the following reso-
luton which was also adopted !:
Resolved, That John Cenner be ap.
pointed to act as Treasurer of the fund,
with instructions to defray the neces :
sary expenses of the Committee, aud
to disburse tho money belonging to the
fund on the order of the United States
Engineer In charge Of the work, and
that full account OF the receipts and
disbursements be published from weok
to week In the newspapers of Albany.
The subscription paper was then
circulated In the audience and quite
liberal amount donated, after which
the meeting adjourned
THE HARBoR IMPROVEMENT FUND.
Following is list of the contribu-
tions to the Yaquina Bay Harbor In
provement Fund received up to this
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-21
SOCIAL $50 PERSONAL.

Miss Lula Clark is visiting friends n
Portland
Mr. T. Harris. Of Wells Station. MAS in
the city Saturday last.
Charley Wilkinson is attending lusi.
ness college in Portland.
VIM. II. G0ltra was below duiing The
first OF the week on business
Misses Myra and Annie Mansfield arc
visiting friends ia Portland
Mr. John Foshay, Of Foshay aud Mason
WAS in Portland Friday Of last week.
We received very pleasant call from
Miss Mccnlly. OF Harrisburg, last Saturday.
Yves. Walton starts this week for Eastern
Washington, and will locate near Spokane.
Dir. Lonner Ralston, left last Friday for
Portland, where he will remain during the
winter.
Mr.. Neptune has been in the city. We
understand he intends remaining during the
winter
II. c. Clement is one Of our many citizens
VINO is attending the Mechanics Fair at
Portland.
Miss Belle Cannon will go to Portland n
few days TO sttend the Catholic School in
that city.
VIM. Reed lnot WIN. Reid, li,nitedl was
in town Monday. lie looks as much ema-
GIFTED as ever.
Dan Rumbaugi is again Jumping the
counters at MeEIwains. 1t looks natural to
see Dan back there
Misses Mag ard Mattis Foster are in
Portland attcndlss tils Mechanics Fair and
the w. X. Convention.
Mac. Monteitb, Billy Bunk and Jim
Foster passed last Sabbath in the city. 1t
wasn't glyeerine this time.
Mr.. Jas. Dannals and his eatimable daugk-
ter, Rose, have been in Portland attending
the Mechanics fair, this week.
Geo. Il. Chamberlain has been very i'll
during the past week or ten days, bat we
are glad to hear is some better now.
I. G. Harper opened ont grocery store
at Psndleton this week, and parties down
from there tell US he will do we'll
WI CbS& tobtAbAs "a AtAEtpt WAS ia LnC
city last Tuesday, and did not fail to give
the DEMOCRAT Office pleasant call.
Elmer Hamilton. son of Hon. JAS Hamil-
ton, of Orleans Precinct. came down few
days ago to attend school III this city.
Mr.. Frank Jack. of Brownsville, called
on US Wednesday and left US with clear
conscience, for the DEMocRAr is now his
debtor.
There is some sickness at Harrisburg. We
understand Mrs. J. +. McCully. Leander
Sites aud Henry Boggs are all down with
typhoid fever.
J. M. Nolan got back from the line Of the
Oregon Pacific Railroad last Tuesday even
ing. He made very profitable trip aud
sold lots Of goods.
Mrs. John Natter was ID town this week
visiting friends. Her husband has sold bis
brewery at Pendleton and is hunting 4 loea.
tion on the sound