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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-20
Capital Prize, 10000.
iOC. 90 Tickets At Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets Sl.Gl

NJ frizes amounting q t0C
Responsible CoroSpOullDg a:epts wanted at
al poiutS ~ whom liberal compensation viii
D. paid
Tor tu-ihe Information write clearly. giving
mu s,hir->S, Scud OriCrS Is express or
kyS.>'ro,i Letter, Or Money Opier by mail
Addressed ouly 70
N. A. DAUPRTN,
New Orleans. La,
or N, A. DAUPHiN, a, 80. $40 Broadway. New
YORK
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawingsa are IN.
les lae NnpesylSlOu and management Of GSnersls
q I. B,aur4,ard and Juhal A. Early. apis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-20

This institution was regularly Incorporated oy
the LEXIS 'aiu-e % gae state for Educational and
Charitable purposes, .n los, for the TERN OF
TNENIl-EINE lEAkS, % which contract the
iuylOlabie faith Ci tIy STATE Is pledged, which
p.e,igc has h,rI renewed by an overwhelming
constitution alup'.l pscCutgr "a. A. ID. lS79
with Capita. o' q ts9,eOO % which II has since
ais't Reserve irri ui $500. Is Grand Single
Number Distribution will take place monthly,
on the second Tuesday 10 never - !es or post
pOTeS. LOOK at the following distribution:
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
rJ,HE UNDERsIG NED, EXECUTORS OF WIN.
NJ. Lunsford, deceased, will on Wednes-
dvy, the 10th day OF April 1881. in front OF the
Court House, in Wheeling, W. Va sell at public
auction, for cash, the following described pro-
perry. viz:
Lot numbered six (5) in Leatherwood men,
toned in the will of said VIM. N. Lunsford.
SIX shares of the stock Of the Citizens Street
Railway OF Wheeling.
One carriage and one carriage harness.
One cart and one cart harness.
One hose Sale t. commence at 10 O'Clock
An, o. l.. HOLIDAY,
q. LAMB,
Executors.
Atsame time and place will be sold:
One Cow.
One Express Wagon.
One Buggy.
One lot Farming Tools.
One Bedstead and Mattress.
&c. HERVEY, Auc'ioneer. apl6i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-20
FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTs-I HEREBY
H. offer for sale $50 feet OF ground on Fiji
tenth street and 400 feet on Fourteenth street,
in this city, In lots OF 20 40 or 60 feet TO suit
purchasers.
The above property Is the only large piece OF
ground now vacant in the city, convenient 10
business, and the most desirable to be had for
residences. Toe property il near the Central
Glass Works, between Wood and McCulloch
streets, and known as Shriver's Garden.
ii. 2. SHRlvER,
mrs l2ll Main street
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GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Inc NfeAl I
English RENE
Is. AnuBiail
ing cure for
seminal Weak
ue>s, Sperma-
t0rthea, ImpO-
teucy, and all
Diseases that
follow as aSe 4
uucuce 81 self
.... 80 4
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { ST. Louis

Time table fer East and West, March Is, 1851.
street, near public landing, daily, except Bun.
day. q follow:
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TO CLEVELAND
ONLY 5 Hours and rs Minuteai
TO CHICAGO-Only IS Hours!

Steubenville accommodation leaves Bellaire at
4:l5 ~, Bridgeport at 500, and arrives at Steu.
benville at Cos n.
Leaves Steubenville at 7:50 A. n, Bridgeport
NJ $50 A, n. arrive at Bellaire al 9:05 An.
Tickets and baggage checks TO all principal
points In the East and West can be procured at
the ticket ONCE In Bridgeport 4. A. FORD
nol7 General Passenger d Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-20
a splendid Opportunity
Louisiana State lottery Company.

Town a t0.tUue. RI n Grand Distribution,
Class T. 50 NeE Orleans. tuesday, MAY 10Th,
lSSl-I.gt Monthly Drawing.
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oepa week In your own town. Terms and %
900 ousht free. AddreAs X. HAiLvTr Go
Portland. Maine. octiee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

4
They hasa boen theFo ever since, and Mr..
=. getting no better they camo home. Ho
is now getting along very well.
We feel like giving some good healthy In
diviSual a crown to induce him to kick us all
over iowa. We could have filed our paper
am full Of news this week, and got ont .
supplement- besides. just rs we'll aa not IL
we had embraced the opportunity which off.
cred. Tho sewing cifclo met at our house
last Wednesday. l.nd broodlng over the sad
mistake we mado IN not hiding 10 = closet
aud getting report Of the gossip, l. about
TO sct us crazy.
Sylvester Canon aud his little boy arrived
hero last Friday, and he was welcomed
back by hosts Of friends. AL have kind
words for him aud curses loud and deep for
tho miserable relations who bounded him
in such an ungrate'al manner while he 70
sided al WaitAburG. How HE wife aud her
brothers could have treated him so cruelty
Is more than any human can understand.
While tho iniquity Of thoir transactions will
hang 10 them until doomsday. lie has the
good will Of everybody both at waitsburg
and Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
CITATION.

Ia The COnnsJ cOtr, Of Linn cosz,s Siese
Of Oregon.
In the .naiter of the estate Of TLos. s.
Summers, Deceased. Citation.
To the next of kin OF said deceased, to-
wit: Jane Coyle, WiuiAm Summers,
Abner Summers, Isouria Parrish. Ida
Privett, and TO all others kno~n and ur
known, interested in said p ale.
Ia tbs ad1ae or tie St,lfs Of Ogegoa
You are hereby cited and required 70
be and appear IN Ihe Conh.y Oetsss ~ The
County of Linn, State al Oregon. AZ tao
Court House, in the city OF albany, ia
said County and state, on Monday the
9Th day OF Decemher, A. y. 1SSl. at tho
hour OF one o'clock in The afternoon ~
said day, the same beng the firss dav of
the December Term ISSt thereof, and then
and there show cause II any exist, why
an order OF sale should not be mace
directing and licensing the administrators
Of said estate 10 sell ali the right, tile and
interest of said Thos :. Summers. deeeas-
ed, at the time of his death, bolh in law
and equity, ili and 10 the zeal property
hereinafter described, as PRAYED for in the
petition of L. Bilyeu, administrator s,f the
estate of said deceased, which pOtiJicn -
now on file in The County Court OF Lam
County Oregon. which said real property
is described Is follows, to-wit:
beginning o.So chains South aud less
chains West OF the :. W. cernsr OF section.
so, Up II, ). X. ] West of Willamette nfe-
rdian, and running thence Wes. 2S.S5
chains thence East 1870 chains th.sIss,
North 36 81 chains 10 the place Of hesrhs
ning, containing IS acres, more or less.
i Also the following described tract II
land: beginning at the South Eas.
corner of the donation land claim of Tlacs.
:. Summers and wife. Not. No. 23Ci in
Linn County, Oregon, and running thence
| North 1886 chains; thebce Nest 90
chains thence South i6.S6chains thence
East 90 chains to the piace If beginning.
containing 9S acres more or les, both OF
the above described tracts Of land being
and lying in Linn County, OREGON.
BY oruer of Court:
Witness my hand and tho seal of said
Court this 18th day of ocfeher, 1881.
| II. s. N. BAUM, Clerk.
per j. IL. HAckLRMAN,
I2w0 Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

1t does one good 10 spend an hour or
so Ia the magnificent drug aud book
establishment Of G. A. plummer s. Co.
in the Odd Fellows Temple. Every
thing is neat and clean, and in arraug-
Ing the stock so as to please the eye OF
the customer Mr.. PIummer's taste can
not be excelIed and Is rarely equaled.
During his tour through the East this
last summer he made largo purchases
OF books, stationery, toilet goods, etc, !,
and thus gets ahead of all other dealers
in this State In offering to the public
the latest novelties in these lines. In
books he has purchased generally direct
from the publishers and sells at prices
so low a. to astonlsh us. StandaId d
books which usually have sold for {I.5O
per volume he sells at Sl00, and q
beautIful lot OF poets which we have
known to sell as high as $2 90, he will
dispose OF for Si.25, land this Is the way
IL runs all the way through his stock
Of books. In toilet articles, though he
excels. His cellnloid sets-comb b, brush
snd mirror-are the neaiest and most
beautiful goods we hayo ever seen any
where, and his cut glass toilet goods are
also extremely handsome. For holi.
day present for young lady no one
can fail In finding something among
these toilet goods to suit. An lmmens,
stock of ofimported English and French
perfumerles are displayed TO advantage
and catch tho eyes of the ladies imme
diately. 0fhIs drugs we have nothing
to say-not knowing anything about
them. We know you can get of hin
anything in that line you may want
and as his. trade is lively his drugs
must be fresh and pure. Such an In
stitution is an ornament to our eity
aid we cannot help pointing to i
with pride.
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inspeoting the contents Of hia ring tray, -
We are told BY seme Of his cbums who saw
him through the window. Thsy wanted u
70 blow the whole affair, but we won't do II,
for the rsason that We know how to feel foi
him. Il hasn't been many years since We
were in the same predlcamsnt cursell.
Our young people have at last got started
In the right direction. Last Monday even
m number met 81 the residence Of Jas. II.
Foster, and made their plans for the organi'
ration Of reading club. Committees were
appointed and arrangements made for meet
ing each week during the winter. The
next meeting win be held next Monday
evening, when the society will DO perfected
BY the adoption Of constitution aud the
election Of Offices. -
Oregon needs normal school. and Ii ID
heped that the next Legislature will take
the mattsrin hand and establish enc. Meth.
ias:would oondues more to the educational
interests Of the state. Iii A. necessary
that teachers be sdacatsd ~ teachers - Il
10 that mon be educated for any profession.
Ia case one shall be established the best
location In every respect in the state
would be eur ewn city. and Il Is TO be hoped
that an extra effort viii be made to got II
here.
That rooster still continues 20 scratch a.
Lehansn, and - il 6nds the most OF every.
thing 81 Cowaa's. il goes there. II has
found out that thers is no use Of scratching
o. stony greaad for living. 80 it makea q
psaetics Of directing its steps towards the
stsrs Of oar successful friend. whore 1t finds
everything in the line Of dry goods and
groceries,. a. the lowest prises and Of the
very beal quality. This keeps Mr.. cswaa
busy from morning till night and gives him
only time 10 tend 70 his owa business.
The following plan for raising money ..
church sOciAbls l. the beat we have seen.
aud We sngges. it. immediate adoption
The ladies write their name aud weight on
slips Of paper. whichisho gentlemen draw.
each taking the LADY whose nams he has
dfawn 10 supper. paying half cent pes
pound. according 10 tho weight Of hia part.
nsr. The only trouble hare would bo that
sare bankruptcy would follow the drawing
Of the names Of ssvsrAl young ladies' ws
might mention.
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sabbath ss.sl cssvsai,.a.

A Sabbath School Convention will be held
Ia the United Presbyterian Church ia this
city on Tuesday and Wodn ssdAy, Nov. 18th
and 10th. for which the following program
has been adopted.
TUESDAY, AT2BH
I. 0posIng snsFrlses Devotional sgrvioss a0d an
address of wsleoms BY De. q. W. Cray.
&. Organization and election Il esaosr.
Esaay-subIeaa. ths hshs a.s u bIbls hslI,s. l,y
Miss Lib. Y. iFviHs.
Z. Dlscnasion- IeA1hars preparation eg lie
lesson. 70 Be Opoaod BY Z. H. akpworth E.q
0. AdlsarnnsaL
HvnISo azAs,os.
viIi begin - ,. n, With dsvotI9nai services.
I. Addrs.s b. Ray. A. ~ Aehsson u oakSiiis,-
sshIsos--whs shssla ~ tsash.rs In ths sabbath
school
2 KsAy by Mrs. l. v. Wilson, Of Haisct-sub.
stIow eAa The interest u The school be be.t kept
apf
.. Discussion Ths Library AMI lie a.s bJ xr
Fssd suttlpg.
q. AdIsammeat
--I S'ESzszslr sosStss sz.ssos, ATsAA
!. Dsvesisaai ssrvioss. thea dissssslsa sa he
.@~-N~Fe ss - - IN I's SsnSes VI ss Stseea "
W. A. Robb.
9. R-sAy By lns Magic Forster subjsss-Truth
Ia Tbs HsomoFy - eonmltiing seIisaars.
Dsssass1pll sabbath sebeoi maas By u. n,
ilsbsrtssa.
= E.ssy-Ths PRIMARY dsV~rsnsa, by Mr.. Esls
BFoSb.
g. AaJsamRsHl
AvTEHSoos sGAa,oS. 9Es.
Opsning sxsrvissa
T. Address nihls AuihoFity fsF The aabkalh
school b.. hsy. T. q. lSvlns.
D EsAy-Ths Azh~rs msesiss asassaty. by
Mn pr. tsla.on
g. pisosssloa Who sASshd s:isaj shs sunday
sohsol ~ be epsnsa BY s. -. R.l-tsa.
:. AaJSaumesL
EsESrss sEszlos. IRIS
!, oYsalag exercises. - be iolis~sI ~ lsis.srJ
class dFiIfby sci.atasa ~ tie eahs.oi.
T. DseiaIaaGigss--''PaPA uAys to,- ~ Niss yssSA
MAsoa.
3 Essy- Normal elss. ,e.ehsnr ~ Mrs. Jenny
Ashesps. u oskssils-
4 Aadru-s-by Rsv. =. I. Villa. Il Hais-y. sab
sss ThsFslssioa q tths sAbbHti seso 70 she sharsA
After the presentation of each topic BY
the psrsOa appointed 10 is expected that .
short time viii be spent in gSnsrL diseuss-
ion Of tho subject presented. A cordial in.
vitAtioa l. extended to the community aud
especially 10 Sabbath School workers 10 at
tend aud participate in our diseussioas
Gro. W. GmAY.
superintendent
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In memory of Mrs. J. A. Morgan, VIII
died suddenly Oct. 10Th. 1881. near sh.ds
Orpges.
And what Is lie naught bat dark and winding WI
where work IL never, never through
Where svsry task accomplished makes
double task for IA 10 do.
And yet when death. with 10y grasp,
DID take patient loving friend.
We tain would have had her back again.
In this sad world whore cares NIGER snd
Death deesnot give warning sign.
Nor walt 70 and one al prepared,
uus comes In haste when least we think
And takes soms loved ono by the hand.
Ihsn should We eli. as down ilfes stream
We're gliding, day by day,
h1mnmber that this iifg's dream,
Aud ths.s Il soon must pass away.
kaeh bud and blossom soon must fade,
Must vithef, drOop and dIsi
And 20 with this poor mortal frame,
IL can but perish, by and BY.
How soon. alas. thsro'snsss can tell.
When deaths grim messenger viii say
"caat all thy earthly tics ands.
And follow me without delay"
An4 she has gone gone 10 that home
Where grlaf and suffering arO no more,
To meet thoss loved and ahssat onss.
Who are waiting Tor hsr on tbs other 81 40.
Fear not, dear friends. that she's alone.
For father, mother. children dear.
Have. one BY ono. gone on before,
And are ready nos 10 welcome hor.
FHmsp.
caeAd, Or, Oct cath, 1881.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
ana Per Cent Inter-
est on time OF six months 70 ten years.
40 ATTORNEYS FEES CHARGED
BURxHART BROS.
MAKING wArCnEs

DeGsctive Watch Cases are one OF the
chief causes of so many watches not being
good time pieces. The casss being thin
and not fitting well, admit, dust aud. dirt
10 the movement, which soon interfsres
with the running parts OF the watch neces-
stating cleaning, repairing, &C.. and the
amount thus paid out If applied toward
buying n good case Ia the beginning,
would have saved all this trouble and ex-
pense. We have recently seen a case that
meess all thess requirements, It having
been carried for over twenty years ana
still remains perfect. We refer 10 tho
JAS. BOSS' PATENT SrIFFBNED G''I.n
CAsE. which has become one of the staple
articles Of the Jewellery trade, possessing 3
asn does so many advantages over all
other watch cases, being made OF two
heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF
composition, and wo advise all our readers
| to ask their Jeweler for a card or catalogue
that will explain the manner IN Which
they are made.
It Is the only STTFFENEo CASE mads
with two plate Of gold, seamless pendants
and center, solid joints. crown pieces &c.
ali of which are covered by letters patent
Therefore buy no case before consulting
a Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOSS
| PATsNT STIFFEEED GOLD CASE, that you
may learn the difference between It auc
/ all limitations that claim to be equally a.
| good.
For sale by all responsible jewelers.
| Ask to sec the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded tha
any other make ofcase is as good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
ANOTHER SAD DrAln.
The Drawning OF Hus.eti pFlea Ia ste
saatiam az Elephant boek.


Our People were shocked las.
Tuesday by hcarlag of the drowning
Of Nimrod Russell Price, which oc-
Cured at point on tho Santiam
river, about iour miles above Lower
Soda Springs, known as Elephant
Rock. At this place tho Lebanon
mouHtaln road passes around the
base ola high mountain and 20 do
30 has TO enter the edge OF the San
tlam but does not cross that stream.
About one o'clocx last Monday Rus.
sell P,lce and another young man
named George Wiley, arrived at this
place on their way home from the
bunch grass country on the other
side OF tho Cascades.
They were on horseback aud had
started with three loose horses, but
had lost ono by drowning la swim
ming the Santl1m at tho Mountain
House. When they undertook 10
pass Elephant Rock the loose horses,
instead OF passing around u, crossed
tho stream. George Wiley, who
rode large heavy horse, Started In
after them and told Russell TO stay,
but when Wiley had nearly reached
the opposite shore he heard some
noise above the rear Of tho water
and looking back saw his companion
and his horse both laundering In the
water In the middle OF the stream.
He turned his head moment 10
direct his own horse, aud when he
again looked for hIs companion both
him and his horse were gone. lie
ran down tho stream qaito distance
after getting out on the bank but
saw no more Of them. and getting
tho horses across into tho road he
came on down and brought the sad
news. A courier came on to Albany
that night, and by daylight On Tues.
day \. Price, ~. X. Price, Bruce
Price and Slraud aud icaac Froman
were on their way 10 recover the
body, bat OF course they have not
yet been heard from.
". Russell Prlcs was son cf n.
Price, ono OF our oldest, best known
and most respected cItizeas. He had
inst arrived at manhood. boing be-
tween 81 and % years OF age, and
was "a steady, industrious young man
tho pride Of his mother AMI the
main stay of his father. We remem.
bered him among our warmest
personal friends, and none of them
werc held higher IN our esteem than
Russell. Ills death will be n sad blow
to his relations his parents especial.
ly- and they have the sympathy
OF our whole community. Russell
Ieft here about the middle of Seplem-
ber 10 take Mrs. u. S. Price over
to her husband, who lives ON the
heafwaters of Crooked river In Was
60 county, and WAS returning home
from there when this misfortune be-
Eel him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
A New Drus sssSs.

The now drug store 10 be operated by
Mccoy q Ellert Will open out in Fronan'l
brick sometime durIsg the latter part ol
thepreaent month, Mr. Ellert leaving San
Francisco with the stock 70 morrow. Mr.
Ellert has laid In splendid stock Of new
and fresh drugs and medicines, toilss
articles, porfumeriea. holiday goods, ETC.,
and when they got ready for business our
people will no doubt ina It proniable "a
give them fair sharesof patronage. Mr.
ElleTt is thorough chemist, which all
will admit after giving him q trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
A Title Too Past.

In our last issue we spoke on Sheriff
Charlton excelling all previous sheriffs in
collecting up tha delinquent li>t, and it
seems we We're a little too sweeping in our
assertions. A friend OF ex-Sherif Robt.
A. Irvine tells US that his delinquent list
amounted to less than $3.50. AS Mr.. Charl-
toms delinquent list is about s775 we beg
$l2o wsrth Of pardon of Bob and then all
things will be even.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
A spisnaIa sierk.

We wish TO direct the attention ofOur
readers to the advertisement of J. NJ
Nolan, OF the Farmers aad Mechanics
ons Price Cash Store which appears
In eur paper. lie there gives 3 partial
list Of what he has ts sell. but IL doesn't
embrace ail his stock by great deal
lie IL pleasant gentleman To deal
with, and must eifer bargains 10 hIs
customers as hls patronage has cou.
stantiy increased ever since his advent
la eur city. Give him q call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

The following list contains the fiicers
for tho reading rooms during tho remain.
der OF the present month. J'he committee
takes this public method Of notifying In
dIviduals Of their dates Of service. IL re-
quIrcs OF tho committee too mach labor 10
serve personal notice upon each indiyid-
ual.
Nov. II. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. siaiger.
Nov. ~. A. NJ. Mattoon.
Nov. II. Ollie Miller and Fred Enttlng.
Nov. u. George Harris and VIII Miller.
Nov. 10. Mrs. Clara Monteith and Mrs
Wooden.
Nov. II. G.I. Foster and Mack Mon
teith.
Nov. Is. J.. Irvine aud Maggie Foster.
Nov. lO Mrs. j.. E. Blain and Mrs. j.
w. Blain.
Nov. 2i. Mr.. Fish and Il. n. Condit.
Nov. ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolverton.
Nov. ~. Mrs. Gee aud Rosa Dannals.
Nov. H. Mrs. opp and Mrs. NJ. V.
Nov. 25. r. Callahan and T. overman.
NOV. ~. Mrs. Cundiff and Clara Blain.
Nov. rs. u. ID. Haven and IIeLtie Miller.
Nov. 20. II. X. Sklpworth.
Nov. 30. II. l.. Thompson and J. VIII
son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

Last Toes day evening several Of our
most polemicaI young men met at tho
Office OF. Judge strahzn aud laid the
corner stone for . first. class debating
society, They mean buslness, so that
our citizens May expect 10 rec our
streets traversed by race OF Demos.
theneses and Ciccros, OF Burkes and
Websters. Committees were appointed
and plans discussed for future work. At
the next meeting, which will be held
next Tuesday evening at Judge PowelPs
office, the constitution will probably DO
adopted and officers elected, after which
debate will DO had on this question:
"Resolved that compulsory education
Is beneficial whlch will be particIpa.
ted In by Messrs, Nutting, Irvine,
Bryant, Wolverton, Hackleman. Ha-
ven, Blain, Rldeout aad Hochstedler
on the Affirmative, and Mattoon, Skip
worth, W. r. Bllyeu, L. Bllyeu. II. II
Hewitt, Sox, Henton. DaucGn and
Curran, op the negative. Itis to be
hoped that these gentlemen will be
present and prepared to take part In
the debate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11
MARRaED.

CARTER SHEPHERD. --on the 2d day
of November, 1881, at the home of the
bride, by Rev. T. J. Wilson. MIR. JoHS
p. CARTER and MISS MARY SHEPHERD. =
all Of Linn County.
PAINE-HUST0N-At the residence Of the
grooms mother in the city of Harrisburg,
on the 9Th day OF Nov. 1851 by Wm. Boggs,
J. p, MR. CURTIs ]. PAIEE aud MISS
KATIE 4. HUsroN of thiA county.
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To she Pubue.

J. A. Gross, proprietor of the depot
hotel, keeps one Of the best public houses
in the State. His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and claan, and on his tables
can be found the best food the market ar
fords. ParElss golnR of on the moTning
train can get coffee and cakes or an eiltirs
breakfast before the train leaves. Here
after the hotel win be kept open all night
for the convekience Of the public.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA r
IN the undersigned have been by an or
der of the County Court OF Linn County
Or.duIy appointed Executors fthe last.wil
and testament OF VIM. h. lngraham, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the estate of said dec osased are
hereby ysrequircd to present the same with
the proper vouchers to the undersigned, q
tho law effice OF johns q Miller, at Leb-
anon, Or. within six months from the
date hereof.
October 27, 1881.
GEoRGEKLUM,
HIRAM KLUM,
Executors.