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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-27

brands: Heart upside down on left hip.
Ear marks-swallow fork in each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded III
3 on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and f on left
hip-crop in left underhalf crop In right
Some branded ii on side and ii on left-
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot II on left side. Another Iot
Arrow brand on left hip-sp!it in each
ear.
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ALSO PINE g. NATIVE LUMBER.
BRANDS, Ear marks, &C.,
-)oF THE(-
"ConanChe County Pool. "
EVANS,HUN-
TER & EVANS.

Rail on either
side and bar un-
der the tail. Ear
marks - Jingle
Bob In each ear.
Additional
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-10-27

Standiford Il Youman have just
received an IMMENSE stock of new
goods of ALL kinds. Call and ex-
anime our stock before you buy
elsewhere. g
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CHAS. BLACK
STONE.

Known as the
L. u. brand con-
D. CT d. on both
M . or sites. Ear
marks, crop and
split in left. split
IN right. r. o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-06
A GoSd EsGabIIsbs.eai.

Staiger Bros, OF this city, have now on
hand fine selection OF American and Ital-
Ian marble monuments, headstones, etc.,
which they offer for salo at worry low rates.
The materials used In tho construction Of
their work IL OF the very best qualities In
tho market, and tho workmanship Is not
cxcelled by any establishments In The
State.
They also furnish every variety Of stone
work for cemetery purpo-es Al ~ iessona-
ble rates a. honest workman dip can be
produced for.
= Through many years OF experience In
their calling In this community, Staiger
Bros. have established an snyiable repu-
tation for business integrity. aud we have
no bestancy Ia recommending them to
the confidence OF the public. By all means
call on them before purchasing ysur work
elsewhere.
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CELEBRATION.
Aln.SY 10 uayg osr.
Everybody Inyl,ea

IN response TO call from the Chlof En-
glneor the Albany Fire Department met at
No. Ia Hall last Saturday evening for the
purpose of deciding whether they would
celebrate tho coming Fourth of July at
Albany.
The meeting was called to order nj s
o'clock, Chief Engineer w. u. Scott In the
chair.
Geo w. sill was elected secretary, after
which the question OF celebrating was con-
sidered and tho department was found TO
oo almost unanimously la favor OF celo-
bratlng at home this year.
The following Committoo of Arfnng0-
fnents were then appointed, with instruc-
tionsto meot at o'clock p. M. on the fol-
lowing day; w. u. Scott, Jos. webbsr,
Geo. Humphrey, II. j. Clark, Coll. Van
Clevs and F. o'roole.
Committee OF Arrangement met purslI-
ant To instructions, aud Chairman w. II.
Scott boing absont, jos. wcbbor was oloal.
ed Chairman pro tom.
Tho members OF the Albany cGfiee Club
were solicited 10 appoint the necessary
Misses for the Liberty Car
The following Committees were then APP
pointed;
Committee on Liberty Carr l.. Ries,
A. J. Hunt and a. IL. Marshall.
Committee on Program aud Printing -
4. l.. Grey, 81. y. Mpnteith and !. G,
Dickey.
President of The Day--,f. Fdnn. County
Judge.
Chaplain Rov. s. q. Irvine.
Roador OF tho Declaration Of Indepond.
enco-C. Il. Montague. Of Lebanon.
Committee on Invitation w. Hum
phrey, Chas. Pheifer and II. J Clark.
| Committee on Music Coll. Van cleve,
=. w. Langdon aud T.. II. RsSHiond
The Co mmiiiee decided To celebrate In
Albany OH Court House Square.
Tho Secretary was instructed to invite
tho Committees appointed by tho different
Lodges of A.o.U.W, OF this city 10 meet
with tho Committee appointed by the Al.
bany Fire Department on Monday evening
a. I o'clock for the purpose Of making fur
Lher arrangements for celebrating the
| Fourth. The Committee then adjourned
20 neot Monday evening at o'clock.
Committee met on Monday evening, w.
| Il. Scott ia the chair.
4 Committee consisting OF coil Van
Cleve, J. X. Weatherford and A. l.. Grey
was appointed 10 secure an Orator and
Marshal for that day.
4 Committee consisting Of Coil. Van
| Tforo 4 IL Fosaer IL IA (-iatk Ala
Harris, Henry Backensto and u. Rankin
were appointed TO arrange for tho appear.
aneo OF tho time honored Iornibusques.
On motion ". Is. Scott was adde. 10 the
last Committee as Chairman.
on motion l.. 4. Blaln WAS Suls;i uted
~ place OF &. II. Stewart on finance COM
mItiee and S. Il. Young was added
Committee then adjourned 10 meet Sat
urday, May 9Th, NJ o'clock p. IN.
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Mr.. Eugene Buchanan Is the agent in this
city for the celebrated studebaker wagons
These wagons enjoy reputation almost
world wide, aud are manufactured expressly
for farm purposes, with every Improvement
that can possibly add to their utility. Il is
probably safe TO say they enjoy tho roputa.
tion of being tho best wagon ever oiForcd for
sale in this market for all farm purposes.
wm. Clayton, of Philomath, was in the
city last Sunday and took GU too much
''booze. He was found in "drunk aud dis
orderly condition and lodged in the city
Jail. On Monday morning he appeared be.
fore City Recorder Itenton, who gently re-.
minded him that such little luxuries in Al.
bany were valued at $500 and costa, where.
upon ho mado the required deposit and was
discharged.
One of the saddest sights VIC have ever
witnessed occurred on the atrcets Of this
city Que day last week. young boy u or
Is years of age was taken TO the city jail ia
state Of beastly intoxieation. The Marshal
/ Wis Ntdltftll1A w AttAAiAH AiAR hiht @4HlAks
Such temperance lectures as this ought to
be impressive enough TO 10 some good. and
it seems a. il somo move shopld be taken to
prevent such things
Mr.. Foster, of the Magnolia al,llp, last
Saturday ordered IN empty car from the dc.
pot, which he wished to load with aanr.
On the arrival Of the freight train u ear sup.
posed to be empty, was promptly switched
and sent 10 The mills but upon opening tbs
door it wsa found ia be already loaded with
loar frem Quo Of the Salem nills, having
been shipped from there to Portland como
days before and by some mistake sout out
again without unloading
We received this weel, from n correspond,
ent at Salem coo ef the uow postal netcs
believed 10 be the first one received througt
this office It is neatly gotten MP, is about
the uizc Of al ordinary sheet Of note papey
aud Is arranged so as to form an envelope
The edges arc perforated ami coated witt
nlucilaee. ana when the message il writlor
it Is folded and stuck together aud when re-
eeived easily opened Il ia quito convenient
and saves the expense of sn envelope foi
short letters We have not learned III,
price at which tie government proposes (,
furnish them.
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The !lird annuil picnic of tIn' ssefnss
Aid Society nf Aifsny vii i,r .i,-la 1T IIsr
Fair Grounds. near ti,I eity. on Mohday.
May 9th. and will 10 ope ~ the ,,ss,~i eit.
jeyable affairs oi Tire se1-on. Foslowi.qg
IL the programe
1.-The procrssion. beadcrli i,y tie AlIs'ny
Brass Band. will sprnp al the Ol,era Ii,m,s.
at o o'elcck A. g. aud gar1h to the Fait
Grmnl.
2-Afier arrival Al grounds. Inusic ~ liz
land.
s-sibging by The singing scion.
4-DaDcing.
6-LnnelI at II O'Clock. During lnpcis
time-EicrIau.cn for Young ladies and
lIafDenscIilsgen for boys.
G-Overture Harlequin. by Tie hand.
7-singing by the singing sections.
s-Addrcss.
SAT 4 O'Clock T.. II. contest for best
Waiting. oDeprize for best lady waIizcr:
Ditto for gentleman waItzer.
10-Daneing until everybody gets tired.
Committee Of Arraugcmenfs-J. y.
Hoffman. II. Even, Frea wiIlen. Gast
keil and Julius GrsdwI,ol.
AliI'"ngll this Picnic |. given by The
German AiI Society. everybody Is invited
10 atf'ud. and all who attend viii be made
welcome. Our people know from the two
previous picnics given by this society that
anyone can have better time az ene
Of tIHif anniversaries fIED-weIl wc don't
know OF any thing tl.at viii compare with
German picnic for having a good time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-06

Hsw Strange Gehtlsiaaa Erfo1Isa IL. ylr.
faes. and what Happened.

Last Monday we'll dressed, ,NenGleu.nn
~ appearing uan, en- led at the residcpee
nf John B. Miller and requested 10 zee the
lady oil The house. Accepting an invita-
ton To enter and being presented TO the
party Tor whom he asked, be proceeded 10
inform Mrs. Miller that he was engaged
In introducing u newly discovered iini.
ment OF siirpa-slng merit a linimeut pos-
sessing such power Of healing as mortal
had never before been blessed with knJwI.
edge; q perfect an1 inssanteotis caIre all
for pain, cut. barns and bruises, physical
or mental, and begged that he might be
permitted " te~i it, efficacy IT once. I'm
fortunately Mis-. Mill9r was in ordinary
health, likewise lier family, hence she
could not Offer The tiio gentleman che Oh
portuntty prayed for. About this time n
yelled lady, whJm none Of tho family rec.
ognlzed, came into the house, aud after
speaking 70 those present took seat by
the stove. The learned doctor seemed TO
be acquainted with hor shortly The 1lni.
fnent man asked Mrs. Miller ir she was
acquainted with the new arrival. She an
swered that shs was not. lie then asked
her If sho had ever seen hin ef Jrs. 81 o
rather thought not. "Are you suro?" hs
said. "No," she replied, FOR you do look
TO me like some Ons have seea." "Who:D
no queried. swell, you somewhat resem-
bic brother Of mine bi Oregon. But
have not seen him for 20 yeats." Tho med
icine man stood mp, openSd wide his arms,
smile OF gladhess overspread his features
as he faltered--''sstster, am that brother" :"
Then there was joy and gladness ~ that
household. The strange lady dropped tho
veil and proved 70 be niece from Ohio.
The lIment trick was ali a sham and every
one laughed at the joke.
The name Of ths geutleman above re-
ferred 70 u A. j Paxton, and his home is
IN Portland, Or, where 70 has a family.
lie favored tho Courier Office with social
call Tuesday morning, and VIC cleaned
from him the facts an herein recorded.
- years ago when he was but 10 years OF
age he left home and went to the far 2e.' !,
into the mining regions, here, there and
everywhere. Finally lac settled down At
Portland, and has accumulated there Of
this worlds goods 4 sufficient store. lie
has boen over into Ohio, visiting the scenes
or his childhood, ,cciIes that he will ever
keep green In his memory, but, aiasl long
since passed away In reality. The old
home II home no more. Mr Paxton will
remain this week with friends here, and
then afier visiting friends in Ohio ana .
trip east VIII return 10 his home ia Oregon.
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sodayIiIr.

We made Sodavills q short visit last
Sunday, and found Mr.. HAuper. the new
proprietor OF the FouniaIn House, putting
everything In good shape 10 make It pleas.
ant for visitors during the summer. He
furnished az an excellent lunch, and nj.
ready under kis efficient management tho
house has the reputation OF being hrst-
class place 10 stop. David +. Foote. the
old proprietor. Is slowly recovering from
the effects 81 bis pAralytic shock, and gets
about considerably. Sodavillais trimmed
out nicely IN her spring garments, and IL
decidedly pleasant place 10 go. There
are several families there now for the
summer, and quito number OF boarders.
Some improvements are going nn about
town. and tho people there ARE looking for
an unusually good season.
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KHex Eaffs Letter.
Krox Br1rn. Mar 4 1ssl

Ksox BUTTE, May 4. 1881.
EILitors Degnocrat i.
Thinking few items from this section
would be acceptable 10 your readers. is
my excuse fer this buDgling letter.
Mr Waterman proprietor VI the Jefer-
son saw mills, has a Strong force Of men
getting cut saw logs at the mouth Of Nili
creek, hav .ng bought three or foa7 hum
dred Thousand feet from Nathan Bond and
Mr. Cox.
There has been large area OF fall wheat
and ats sown Ia this vicinity, which lo<5k
unusually promising.
MT. Fred Lines intends Wishing the Fay
soon, in 7ues, or health and recreztion
livery body is done farming, and the
early spring So~n grain looks prcmis ng
Nathan i;ofd will build rosidencs on
his ranch this summer, which is ut pres
ent occupied by Nr. Austin Rse.i-lhe
b0s- farmer boy.
Those jolly goOi boys-the Knox Bros.
will have sh extra good crop ia this
ssason.
+. e. James and lady have gone over
TO the Coast to spend few days. More
anon. READER
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The news.

The Albany correspondents OF The Ore
gonian writes a. follows
No city on this coast Il favored with wa.
tor privileges superior 10 those OF Albany
In power and abundance. This fact with
the vast agricultural RESOURCES OF Linn
county, makes tlis firsteisss place for
tho investment Of capital In nisnufactsrles.
Capitalists would do we'll ~ y udy the l..
uatlon.
Hon. ID. Newsome, OF Marion comfy. Is
at present visiting this city, aud IL guest
Of Mr. Geo. II. Simpson. ''Uncle Davy,"
as Mr.. Nowsone IL faInlllarly called, has
been lefturing on agriculture and temper
ance nc Corvallis and other places. His
pen In as vigorous ~ ever advocating the
interests Of Oregon aud every good enter.
prise within this stale.
Notwithstanding the hard times Albany
is quite lively with new improvements.
L. schlosser IN buildIDga now store; Stow.
ar. ~ Grey constructing n handsome real
estate Office In tho DEMOCRAT building
Sam. II, Young added q beautiful office
department 10 his store, while sidewalks
and fences arc being renovated and other
signs OF animation In various POI tIons oi
the city are visible.
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The Last Chance.

Wiley B. Allen has the largest 81 eek OF
sheet music in Oregon and rs 1t must
all be closed ont in few days, now
is the time to call on him for a bargain.
lie Is selling 1t off at half price, and as it
will all be boxed up in day or two for
shipment to California II not sold our
readers who are needing anything In this
stationery picture frames, paper, celluloid
goods, perfumery. aud miscellaneous
articles will DO closed out at cost. This
opportunity will only last few days
longer.
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BsabIs Runaway.

Las: Msnday team with which Charley
Brigham was ploS ing out on Uncle George
Hugh's place runaway. and ia its course
ran into another team with wkich "Bud''
Hugh's was plowing, completely stripping
the harness from his horses. Hagh's was
caught in one OF the plows and dragged
quite distance, but luckily escaped with
only few bruises. He ran very mar
row escape.
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why Trc uambaszed .

Why DC humbuggcd into buying a wire
binder with the proini se Of a twine binder
attachment that as nov' r yet heen made
to do good work in the field, when you
can buy the Walter A. Woods Twine
Binder, that has been thoroughly tried
around Albany, with the following result.
ALBANY. Or, Aug. -, 1850.
A'ser.. Fj'ink Bros, Poythiad, Or.
Tho Woods Twine Finder i q perfect
success. does good binding, And we much
prefer Il la wire binders.
@. w. FAULKNER,
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
r. J FAULKNER,
j.. \. FAULk NER
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a. ths Court msu.e.

Ono hardly recognizes County Clerk BAun
behind his new desk at the Court Heuss.
The ell desks have been taken out or re.
paired, the records removed into the new
vault. which Is the beat arranged and most
convenient vault in the state. aud every thing
in the entire arrangement Of tho Office has
been chanssd about Painting. kalsozaining.
cleaning. hanging eurtsi-s and firing
mp generally have been tl.e orlsr Of the
day there for son,e time. Ani the results Oh.
sained are very satisfactory. Clerk Baum
Aai Deputy HAeklsnsn loak A. smiling and
b.Hs'i 81 yoa plrase in their Ro~ pleasant
qaerters. The new desks were manufactured
ia this sisy by Graf and From aud are sf
ii -t-vis.s work kmanAhip
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.xswEns To ccEErsresDE,1s.

ALBANY Or. May srd. 1851.
Mr.. T. T. W.
DEAR SIR:
take the liberty 10 answer yo' queS-
tons through the DEMOCRAT Your ques-
ton N regard 10 the differences betwes n
my Grain Separator 2s arranged TO attach
70 Threshers aud that OF Eugene Buchsn-
an Is that my Grain Separator is nsdo
with TIVE fans, two sets OF riddles and tao
shoes, and n In fact two mills com plets IN
one frame and with nsiH elevator that j.
attached 10 the side Of the machine, which
eievates tbs grain from the thTesher.
patented the elevator in cfnnectiOn with
the two boppers and two fans and have
this season made application for an i'm
provement on the double shake shoes con-
Meeting with the upright driving shat
As for Eugene Bucbanan's lHnrh'fe he
has not built one machine, YET thai the
cuts on his printed circular represents.
His cuts are all a fic.ion znd In has put
huIlt single machins such a. they rep
resent.
When you come - Albany would
suggest that you come and - fBr your-
>elE My shop il At the foot OF Lynn street
adjoining that Of Althouse q Co.
Respectfully,
DANIEL BEsr.
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Tae "Ea.," p:u!e

Laurel Lodge. NJ knlshU, If i',iiIas
will give their Gret anausl I.i.,is.. st
Hacklemsn's gtnVr Munday. it- S0tli. oi
this month, A..i irpu lhr arrangements
which ara hoa br.ug mad we expect 10
Sc iu Il th. mos enjoy sb'c pirnsc our
people haYo over hid. th. aniu-crncnis
will consist of cFgqaoi, cbiVa.tJ., aTol,nry.
base ball, aias- bali aud rifle target ia .oi-
Ing, f'at racing, swinging ani dancinx.
Ausic f,r the day will iae furnished by
tho popular Ladies' cornet BsnI Rn. the
music for dancing by Albany silver s'r ng
Band The committee ARC making ar-
Fangemcn.s 10 have only half fare charged
on tho railroad that day between Harris
burg and Albany. Laurel Lodge Is one
Of the most popular organizations OF our
city, and has a memboi ship OF about hfty,
and We arc glad H. sce them make tho
move they have. Their commItico OF AR
rangemonts Il made up A. follow; Geo.
w. sill, w. u. Bilyeu, Capt. +. J. Innn.ng
Jas. Foster aud II. J. { Ia X.
Eomember that this picnic 1, not for
knights Of Pythias alone, but for tho
general public, aud every reader OF this
notice i invited 10 como aud bring all his
friends.
Also another poiut 10 DO remembered IL
that the sale of liquors OH the grounds
viii not lie permitted.
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MARRIED..

CHURCHILL-S SHERRILI.-A At Hal
sew, April 27, 1880, Rev. Thos. Sailes ofR-
ciating, Mr.. OLIVER +. CHURCHILL to Miss
ALMA SHERRILL-all Of Halsey.
McCLURE-FAUVKR VKR.-Near big ma
pie log, in Charlie Roth's bottom, 3 railes
north Of Harrisburg. en- April %, 1881, by
VIM Boggs, j. p, Mr.. A. MCCLURE to Nus.
SARAH FAvER-all of Linn county.
CARTER DAWSON the residence
1881, by Rev. ]. w. Harris. Mr.. EDy'ARD
r. NJ. CARTER and lDA I. DAWSON OF
Albany.
The DRMocRAr wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter long and pleasant life voyage
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teuiral Meat slnrAes.

This first ciass market is now in the
hands of Major J. X. Herren, whose ex-
perienee is guaranty that it viii he well
kept up in every particular. Fresh meats
Of all kinds constantly on hand. sfhe
best quality and r-,onAble prices Is the
Majors motto The highest cash price
will be paid for veal calves, pork, chick
ems and all kinds OF hides and furs- First
Street, Albany, Oregon, ]. K Herren. pro-
nriefor
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nEcoR0ER.s cs,Rr.
Arrest. and Pine. for Aprn

The following arrests were made and
disposed OF as indicated ia the Recor ler's
Court OF Albany during the month of
April, 1881:
James Coleman, selling liquor without
license. Complaint withdrawn on pay
mcnt of license.
George Dougherty, drunk aud disor-
Derby. Convicted and sentenced to 10 days
i'm city Jail
Joseph Wamer, drunk and disorderly.
Fined s. and costs.
John Marsh, drunk and d.s1rderly.
Fined e5 and costs.
Frank Fisher. using obscene language.
Fined s. and costs.
Total number arrests, s.
fetal amount fines, SIS.
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From parties just in from Southern
Oregon we learn that three saw mills south
of Roseburg are now running on full tine
getting out ties for the o. &. q. Railroad,
and that Mr.. Hurlburt now has two large
surveying parties at work beyond the
present terminus This. begins to look
very much as il the gap In the road would
soon be filed.
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snnIn the Lead.

Tho rush cf customers to A. B. Nell
wain'sstiIl continues. His mammoth dou-
bic store Is filled TO overflowlng and as he
receives new goods on every steamer his
stock will not run down. His stock of
ready-made clothing, underwear, boots
shoes, and summer goods is COM
plete and he will sell 'cheaper than any
other dealer in TIE city. Don't forget to
call on him.
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rac Waiter A. Weed SIN Ahead.

ALBANY, April so. 1881.
Geo. H. Simpson
SIR-Having used w. A. Woods Harvester
In the harvest Of Ise0 I found IL machine
OF very light draught. II was arranged
for three horses, but thought two could
have done the work with ease. The bind
ing was complete, the bundles were OF
uniform size, and tho amount of twine
used was about ono pound per acre in
wheat that averaged - bushels per acre.
was well pleased with the machine, aid
have ordered one for my own use.
G.. +. CRAWFORD.
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The New DeerIng-aInrsh- Harvester aAd
Twine Kinder.

Messrs. Peters & Sox nnw have the
agency for the celebrated Deering Marsh
Harvester and Twine Binder and received
ono of this machines this week. This
Binder has secured n reputation at the east
and in the great grain fields of Minnesota.
and the western states which places II in
the font ranks as one of the great labor
saving inventions of the day. It is no ex-
pertinent and our farmer readers would
do we'll to investigate its claims before buy
ing their harvesting machinery.
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THIS following is sum aiary Of msieor-
olosy for April, from observations taken
at Albany, Linn Co, by John Briggs, Esq :
Highest baromeior, so; low-st, 2o.44;
mean. 29.5l.
Highest temperature, 7s; lnwssi, a.;
mean, 54.47.
Prevailing winds, $ Sw 3 * max. ve-
locity,3.
Total rsinfall,3.l3; No. OF days on which
.Ol or more inches rain felI,i4; No. OF days
of cloudiness. average In sraie OF 10, i6
Hail on the I'D, and frost OH the 2Sth
and 30th
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Mr.. John Marks, died at the residence
Of his son Jas. Marks, near Lebanon last
Thursday, in the, SD. year OF his age. He
leaves a widow, few years his junior, to
whom he wa. married about 5s years ago,
and rive sons, all OF whom ara worthy
citizens Of our county, lie came To Linn
county In 1853.
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ROCKS ANB sTATIoAERT.

HAVING ruECiIAsEDA LAEGK STOCK AT LOW
TIoUKEs.I i PEoPosE fUEsUISG Ny Usual rIAs
or NAEISG EQUALLY Low PRIeEs To MI Gus
TONER'S. AND HAVE AKDUcED NY. PRICES
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