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\. J. Outings. Attorney.
NEORTCAGEE's SALE

VALUABLE FARM, -
- FRONTING ON THE YORK TURN
law d rIkE aRs sTTl, Sx AZ N HE xoa
ERIN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND.
The usdsrsignsd, BY virtue Of . power In q
Mortgage from Esan Matthews and wife, dated
Lee day o. Juns. A. d. 1871, and recorded ID
gage Records Of Baltimore county, win offer Il
pebble sale, at the Court House door at Towson.
town, 90 :.
Tsssdsy, March 13d, A. D. 1851,
81 II e'slssk r.,
The fslIs.iss. dsseribed pieces Of Iasd:
ALL THOSE TRACTS, PIECES OR PARCELS
or LAND,
situate and lying In Baltimore county. In the
State of Maryiand, which were granted aad eon-
vsysd By william Matthews 20 the said Evan
Matthews By deed dated the 17th day cf March,
A. ID. 1854, and recorded among the Land Records
folio Ia, excepting. however, there"nt ell thai
parcel thereof eontaining one acre and ten square
psrshes, mere Or lees, which BY deed dated isth
August, 1871, and recorded among the aforesaid
Land Records In Libsr y. II. A., No. ~, folio eli
&e., Vas granted By Evan Matthews and wife
above named 70 Mary D. Matthews; which lands
we're By deed. dated the Sch day Of August, 1879.
sad REGARDED among the aforesaid Lasd Records
In Libsr Z. II. A., No. 81. folio III, conveyed By
the mertgsgors above named 10 Klla ". Davis.
and were ~ The said Ella v. Davis Leased 20 The
said Evan Matthews BY lease dated the sth day
ef August, ls7s. and recorded. among the afsrs.
said Land Records In Libsr =. n. A.. No. -,
folio Iva, Ger shs term Of % ysan 81 and fer ths
yearly rsnt % too hundred and forty dollars, %
The rsssrsien IN fss % and IN said lands and the
aforesaid yearly rent, the sai4kva Matthews has
esssns satitlsd under desd 70 hin from Ana
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PRIVATE SALE .
A HOUSE, AND LOT IN rowsoxrovS

h0Usk AND LOT IN Tows0NTOwE.
Lot ut fsst ffens aad s4jsiss TrisIfS chursh
RseRs.y. NE e. y IN tss he nssss b tse-
@-Fsr fsrsssr particulars spplyss
May AL Te-...s....
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Ds-Rrasss 10 wonderfully prsspsrous. The
government income, notwithstanding shs rate 81
taxation has bssa mssA rsdsssd the past fsw
years, is fAr bsyend The szpssditsrs. Ths peas
ants q The sssntsy are prsspssiss - thsy sever
did before, and thsy have slwsys bssn nossa Cor
their prosidssss and sssumslsilon.
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New Advertisements.

"ANTED...situ as Cook by n mar
w ried woman. Also, . situation for hes hus.
band 20 do farm work or anything about place.
Address, JARRETT FRANKLIN, eoiored,
Boring p. o., BALTIC. county, Nd.
Feb. 2s.-2ts
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Sales Of Property.
T,RUsTEEs' SALE

n u. Boarman and VIM. 8. Keech,
Solicitors, Towsontoun.
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Sales Of Property.

II u. Boarman and John I. Yeilott,
Attorneys, Teusontown.
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SD-Messy rsssivsd on deposit subject 10 sight
drsfts.
Members Of Baltimore Stock EXCHANGE. Bvy
Or cell Stocks and Bonds In this a. veil as Ne.
York, fhiiAdeiphis asd Boston Markets.
Cheeks on New York. Boston, Phiiadsiphia and
Eastern and Western points cosctsi free Of charge
10 dspesitess. Balances RENTED on favorable
terms.
EB-win be glad 10 faraish iuforuasioa In rs-
gard 70 Raiirsaa, STATE, Municipal and other 60
saritiss. tFsb-36.'siy.
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Nicholas Charles Burke. D. Payne Butler,
O. BONN slingluff, 8. Parker Bosley,
Attorneys. Tovsoutovn, Nd.
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WAkE
II -oT-
A VALUABLE FARM =,
= OF ABOUT 1874 ACRES, IN 10TH
ELECTION DISTRICT or -
BALTIM0RE COUNTY, ABOUT 4 MILE
FROM ST. JAMES CHURCH, ON MY
LADYS MANOR.
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A VALUABLE FARM, -
- FRONTING ON THE YORK TURN
PIKE, ABOUT OF A NILE
FROM GLENCOE STATION ON THE NORTH.
ERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND.
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McNuetIlHoIA IAt
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how his Son was Retling along. This
letter seems 10 indicate that the young
man will recover. When he gets on his
pegs again II no don't marry that young
lady his old friends back here in Linn
won't own him. He receives no blame
hero.
New 10 Paid.
Ten years ago lived in little town.
On returning home one evening from my
work, for am q carpenter by trade, I
saw little girl leave my door, and /
asked my wife who she was. She said
Mrs. Harris had sent her after their news
paper which my vile had borrowed. AS
we sat down to tea my wife said TO me,
calling me by namc:
"I wish you would subscribe for the
newspaper Il Is 30 much comfort to me
when you are away from home."
"I would like to do So" said I, "but
You know owe payment on the house
aud lot. 1t will be all can do to meet
it,
She replied
"If you will take this paper, will sew
for the tailor to pay for It."
! subscribed for the paper.
While was resting one noon and look
ing everit saw an advertisement of COM
missioners inviting sbids for bridge that
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lem. There are shoes for the chill

shoes, there are ANAL shoes, there are light
shoes aud heavy shoes. Mr. George Turell
is chief superintendent Of this department,
and viii take much pleasure in exhibiting all
or any Of these shoes Another point in con.
nection with this topic IL that ell these shoes
are for sale very cheap.
-
SOCIAL AsD PERSONAL NOTES
''Wkst are the Wild waves saying, sister,
over at Yaquina Bay r <s-
''They say IL you don't want to frsezs, bub.
You'd bstter stay away"
-or bring your ulster.
Daniel Best made Portland visit this
week.
T L Dugger Of sOdavilIe was.in the city
yesterday
Conrad Meyers took in the excursion to
Portland last Sunday.
DR.. Stewart and Mrs. Kester went up to
Lower Soda last Tuesday.
n. Baum started for Yaquina Bay last
evening to bring his family home.
Ex-Mayor D. g. Clarke and wife are up
at the hot springs on the Mckenzie.
u AZ n1leal1 of Da1gnIJ - l...:..x. Z. =.
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former husbands. On the day or her
death she had attained the age Of4s years
10 months and IS days Rev. NJ. A.
Williams conducted the funeral obsequIes.
RVisespai VIsIfaIisa.
Bishop Morris, OF Portland, and Rev.
Robt. T.. Stevens, returned last Monday
from missionary visit along oregon's
southern coast. From the "oregonIan"
NO learn that they went a. far south a.
Eilensburg on ths Rogue Tlvsr, travelling
along the coast by q horse trail from the
mouth Of tho Coquille. Public services
were held In seven towns and nine services
In private towns. Two adult persons were
baptized and q children. Eight persons
were confirmed, and the holy communion
was Administered on four OCCASIONS. They
met with much kindness aud hospitality
from the people, and great interest was
taken In their sorvices, :aAny I,er-ons ex-
pressing the hope that missionary OF the
Episcopal church would soon be cent 10
labor permanently among thea. In as.
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that the Bishop viii preach at Corvallis
next Sabbath, both in the morning and
evening. and that he will probably preach
here in Albany on the first Sabbath 10 AZ.
gust
KxTKRPRIsIxG DRUGGISTS.
Messrs Foshay and Mason, the live drug
gists Of the town, are always up to the times
and ready to meet hedemands of their many
customers. They have just received a sup
ply Of that wonderful remedy that IS aston
ishing the world by Its marvellous cures, Dir.
Kingia New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs, colds. asthma, bronchitis, hay fever,
phthisic, group, wbeopiag cough, tickling in
the throat, loss Of voice, hoarseness or any
Affection of the thr0at and lnDszN Tins rem
edy positively cures, as thousah1s can tsasi-
fY. II yon do not believe it call at
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba
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'Seut W i"'eJ ""i'Ats P'AS'" "P"h ~
.k.l... III. so.;a,;.. ,,.;a g.. Al, =

additions out Of their own resources. Re.
specially Submitted.
ELEEnr n. CovDir.
Farther News Yrsm Walter uecbee.
The following letter was receIved In this
city last Saturday. II Ii from b. II. SImp-
son, at whose house Walter McGhee has
been stopping since tho shooting afrray
occurred:
HELIX, ,Umatilla Co. Or. July Ie, 1881.
MR. JESSIE McGuEE
take the present opportunity OF inform
ing you that your son Walter ~ getting
along nicely, and think, before long, will
be restored 70 perfect health. I was in
such hurry when wrote 20 you last,
could not give you any Of the particulars,
but will endcayor TO do 30 this time.
was at the place, where the shooting
occurred at the time. Mr.. Switzer,
Walters opponent, hsd threatened his
life previous 70 the shooting aHd con-
sequently Walter WAS prepared for any
emergency. Mr.. Switzer drew his revol-
yer and fired the first shot. when Walter
Cred at him, the bullet taking effect In the
neck. SwItzer dFed again, the ball strik.
ing In the muzzle OF Walters revolver,
which caused his next cartridgeto explode
| In the pistol In such q manner N 70 pre-
vent Il from revolving. Switzer then
fred three moro shots In quick succession,
two Of which took effect as before men-
toned. Both received pretty bad wounds
but not necessarily fatal. hr. Switzer had
his preliminary examination and was
bound over 10 await the noxt term OF Cir
cult court under $1,000 bail. Not being
able 10 give the amount he was committed
20 tho county Jail. l don't think you
need have any fears for Walter as he has
every attention and In doing well. IL you
havn't started when you get this, It will
hardly be necessary for you Ia come.
Should any change take place I will In
form you nj the earliest possible moment.
Yours respectfully,
X. III. SIMPSON.
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sobinson azd Co., sl6,I2; y. J.


work, a.; A. j. Hunt, Si4; ]. G.. Denny,
~; -. J. Henton, $685.; Fred. Wiliert
50. City Vi. Jehn Jones, $6.55.
Bishop kayanangh Coming.
Bishop II. II. Kavanangh and vile started
for this State On the steamer which left San
Francisco last Monday. lie comes here for
the purpose Of presiding over the delibera-
tons Of the annual session OF Columbia Cen
ference Of the NJ. +. Church, South. which
couveDes at Corvallis on the 25th Of next
month This is the Bishops fourth and
also bis last visit TO Oregon, and many who
have heard the gospel from his eloquent lips
in former days viii be glad to hear him again.
He IL now eighty years Of age, and says be
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'ple.who have taken
ON the road here

An accident ntoccurrod ON the road here TO
an Albany party tbs other day. No
great damage was done, except ore Of our
fair young ladies ofAlbany was made TO
look as if she had been at q prize fight.--
ALBANY.
LEBANON ITEMS.
LEBANON, July, 27th, 1881.
Eiifoss Democrat
Sheriff J. j. Charlton and Treasurer Bruce
passed through town Friday last.
Geo. w. Sill, the genial representative Of
d. Best's popular grain separator, was in the
city Saturday.
Work has commenced in earnest on the
new warehouse 1t viii be 40 K so and win
hold 10000 bushels of grain.
Our streets have been quite lively the past
week owing TO the large number of teams
hauling rock for the new warehouse.
We need some new sidewalks badly. The
City Fathers should see that they are built
before the rainy season sets in again.
Our popular merchant, Mr.. C. B. MOnta-
que, is kept busy all the time supplying the
wants Of his customers. He says advertis-
ing in the DEMOcRAT and irst-class stock
Of goods is what-d0es it.
Messrs. Conn aud Claughton are putting
the finishing touches on the new hotel, and
when opened we can assure travellers as CON-
Portable quarters as they can find anywhere
in the state.
Isaac Conn went over to Albany last Fri
day night to procure more mechanics SO as t.
push the work ON the new warehouse. lie
is experimenting the building.
Postmaster p. II. Raymond, of Albany,
and family, en- route for the 0chOcO country
for months sojourn, psssed through thu
place last Friday. We wish them pleasant
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Annual report Of the President TO the
Board OF Directors Of the Albany Collegiate
Institute.
July 25th, 1881.
GENTLEMEN
During the past year the time Of four in-
structors has boen employed in the work Of
tho Collegiate Institute. The attendance
has advanced over tho previous year. In
all ll2 different pupils have been Ia atten.
dance. The highest number present during
any term was 90.
The average attendance shows an increase
over The previous year Of lGZ. The usual
collegiate studies have been pursued. A pri-
mary and preparatory department has been
maintained. The total receipts from all
sources shows an advance OF 5000 over the
previous year. The amount paid for in.
cidental expenses was s2Gl 80.
A l.. -
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? 1EAOtE111 RIlU Lts =. 7 ~
DIR. ]. M. Powell. Lebanon :

tague, jefferson o. II. p. COrnelins, Tur-
ner r. A. Rampy, Harrisburg; S. S.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HalseY
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
and get trial bottle free Of cost or a regu-
lar size bottle for one dollar. As yeu value
your life give it a trial and be convinced, as
thousands already have been.
BUCKLENs ARNICA SANE
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We shall publish within few weeks an
issue OF tho DEMocaAT, containing an OK.
tenslve and interesting description OF Lob.
anon and vicinity, OF It's business houses
and resources, and all matters connected
with lts interests Of importance 10 those
wishing knowledge Of that thriving little
city aud thoinimedIate surrounding coun-
try
Parties having interests In that section
which they wish to advertise will do well
TO avail th emsslves Of tho issue, as IL will
be tho best advertising medium for thai
locality ever published. Advertisements
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es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, eorns and all
kinds of skin eruptlons. This save Is guar
antaed To give perfect stisfaction hi every

For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts d Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, Jefferson ID NJ Calbreath, Buena
Vista OCornelius, Turner II A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and Blakely, Browns
vile.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain
in man and beast. For use externally and
internally.
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our city Council sessions
last Tuesday evenin 3 6E''ss's : a'sss
members present.
The City Treasurer rep5i.ed cash Teceised
a., 1896; cash dlsbnrsed ~ s56ssfs- salapee
On hand, e 13i.11.
All bills referred at previous .meeiing
were reported on and allowed a. presented,
except two.
Tho committee on Streets and Public
Property reported on the sewer just eofra-
pieted by Mr. Wilcox, that the work had
been done according TO contract, and That
extra work to the amount OF s55 had been
done, and recommended that the original
contract (s1 $50 and the extra work 81
he paid To Sir. Wilcox. the total amount
being sl.405. Their report was adopted
and warrants ordered drawn for the
amount.
An ordinance bill prohibiting the wear
ing OF bells on cattle wasintroduced, read
first and second time, and referred.
Committee on streets was given further
time 10 investigate the ditch overflow.
Recorder Heoton reported that be had
classified aud arranged documents and pa
pers belonging to the city as he had been
instructed, and his work was approved.
he was ordered 10 destroy old cancelled
orders.
The property owners in Block No.
were ordered 10 construct a sewer through
.he alley, connecting With the city sewer,
In * days, and the surveyor was ordered
10 make she levels for It Immediately.
The Committee on streets was ordered o
10 what they thought best with tine sur
plus dirt on Broadalbin street.
The Committee on FIRE and water were
ordered 10 inform the Chief Engineer thai
No. Ones hose was not taken care OF az
coTding to Law, and to take the necessary
steps to cause them 10 do so.
The following bills were referred:
-. a-n- u le1. =
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YAoUfKA BAY, July IS, 1851.
EsiHors Democrat:
Much excitement prevails here In regard
lotheIbullding oFthe railroad to this point.
A surveying party under Engineer Pills
management. commenced surveying the
route for the road few days ago. They
commenced at Ford Poin. on the east side
or the bay. The people here all seem
hopeful that the road will now be COM
pleted. With the opportunities afforded
by the entrance here 10 the sea there can
be no reason why our farmers should pay
for transporting their produce by the long,
clrcultons route via Portland 70 the sea,
when by this route, It can be placed on
deep water In a. short q time as il now re-
quired TO ship 70 Portland.
There will not be much good done In
all probability by the fund appropriated
by Congress for the improvement Of the
harbor here. The engineers having charge
or this work have made mistake as 20
the manner In which the work should be
done, and the people will be compelled to
pay for their error. The appropriation
was much too small. It will require an
appropriation Of not lees than 500, 900 to
accomplish all that will be necessary 20
make this harbor what Il should be. This
looks like large sum, but Il will be money
we'll spent. When done the work will pay
for itself In two years IL the farmers wiz
do their duty in seeing that their produce
reaches the seA by this route. The farmer
could save at least cents ON every bushel
OF grain hs raised IL he could send It to
the sea by the Yaquina Bay. Your COZ
respondent hopes 10 be able 10 ship with
IN the next two years q few thousand BUSH
els Of grain In that way He erpecss 10
save 500 on 1000 bushels shipped.
PERSONAL.
Rev. T. i. White, OF the NJ. +. Church,
South, preached here yesterday morning
and evening TO good congregations. He
Is spending few days here in search Of
health and rest lie is the guest Of Father
Miller, who lives about two miles from
Newport.
Your correspondent found the following
Albany people at Newport Jay BlaIn and
wife, Miss Nettie Piper, Mrs. y. Baum and
children. Joe webber and family, Mrs.
Mansfield and daughters. DR.. o'IOole, c.
II. Hewitt, Judge Baber and family. Capt.
Shields, Mart Payne aud family, and STU
art L. White Il stopping with his father Al
Mr.. Miller's.
The tug boat Gen. II. c. Wright Is
here In the interest OF the harbor improve
ment. Capt. Denny Is q very polite and
agreeable gentleman.
John Parker has moved his family here
10 remain.
I met Allen Parker and his family here.
They seem quite well pleased with their
new home.
George Landers, whom our Albany peo-
pie knew as little boy few years ago. Is
herea young man, well liked by everybody
especially the young ladies. He Is Cap
tain OF q sail boat, which he has named
"clara."
John Priest and his son Frank ara also
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T. RI Hla}n .....,.... 3 90
4. F1lnn. ,.........,...,........ 300
James DAn1ala ..,.......... bb0
q " aOH ............,...,....... 500
Foahay A Mason on.................... 800
john irving Svv
The Literary societies have done regular
and satisfactory work. Over fifty dollars
worth OF neat furniture has been added 10 the
convenience Of their rooms. and books 70 the
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IT'S PAPER aS p gdssl ss sPqpa sS. On s.sn' s.s e
erttstng BAEsaa = srT1es s. v.hsrs aSsSsg.i

OUR LOCALS.
Star Brewery Beer.
We have got sewer.
F 81. French, jewellsr.
Bay your spectaeles at French'a.
E r Skipworth. lawyer, Albany. Or.
Watch repairing speciality at French's.
New supply of silver watches at French's.
Read judge Barnett's address oe srst
psse.
Gato Fox Ban aud ca. for your dry
Candies aod confectionery at C. ". o.
5orns
Read SOrbin ! Cos notice to farmers and
dealers.
Some people would not make gOol vegeta-
blaspedjlers.
Best oranges in the city at c. W. o.bOrn's
Variety Store.
Next ~eek the weekly s,y.ster will make
its appearance.
The Oliver Chilled Plow is the best plow
dOr dry ground.
You can always get first class groceries Of
Conrad Meyers.
Try some Of that eOrnej beef at HAight
and Blumbergs.
Goggles. goggles, at the Farmers aud
Mechanics Store.
Best Bay Run only 80 cents per bottle at
Plummer and Co.'S.
(io - Dave Horlacher for your steak. The
best cuts in the elty.
Complete harvesting outfits at the FArmers'
and Mechanics Store
Dare Horl4cher can furnish you all kinds
OF fresh aRd salt meats.
Haying is nearly over and the wheat har-
vest follows close uPon it.
Ballard Ison and Co. have 50.eO0 sacks
to let Call and see them.
Binders win break; they are coming ia
here every day for repairs.
Ladies corsets fer . cents at Wrinkle i
. s-new 5ffss gOc.1s sroJs:
Several very desirable houses to rent.
apply to Stewart & Grey.
II you want number one pair of eye
glasses call On +. n. French.
Remember the Linn Co. Fair and do all
Jon can to make it . success
Go to NJ. Hearon for a good pair Of boots
He can make them about right.
Carpenter work ON the Lebanon Ware.
house viii commence Monday.
The dust this bot weather is woIse than
the moss during abe wet season.
Recorder Hentan has had quite Number
,.s@,t interesting cssk2Ehe past week. -
Highest 5sh price Tor fat hogs at Haight
and Blum5srgs Central Market.
Colored glasses and goggles of all descrip-
tiOns at French's Spectacle Depot.
Pure kettle rendered leaf lard at Haight
and Blumberg's Central Market.
Cheapest place in the city to buy tobacco
lis at G. W. Osborn's variety store. !.
Fresh caik1Eia fruit received By every
steamer at HOLMAN and Josephs.
All summer goods at reduced prices at
the Farmers and Mechanics store.
Read the article headed "A Word To
Oar Subscribers. on editorial page.
Zsyss & Hoehstedler have the foundation
hid for Davs Mason's new residence,
Boys oysraIls. jumpers anl buck gloves
At the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Lard aud castor oil. best quality aNa
lowest prices at C. a. rlammer and co's.
Dunbar's shoes are al the rage at samuel
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In as soon as Wednesday. August 10th.
Death OF mFs. -. q. csuFtaay.
The following is from tho "oregon SEN.
unel +: Mrs. Mary Jane, wifo OF d. G.
Ceurtnay, departed this life In Jackson
Vile, after protracted and painful illness
July ie, 1881. She was born Ia Teunesaee
In 1882, and At al early day moved with
her parents 10 Alahama and from there 10
Missouri la which later state she grew
up to womanhood and was married 10 her
hrst husband. Deceased came 10 this
coast Ia 1880, whore many adverse cir.
eumsssnees awaited her destiny. Ever
since the birth OF her frst child she has
more or less complained OF pala In her
right breast, which eliminated In what
was sffsrward known ~ cancer OF a
very painful aad annoying character.
During her last illness she bore her
sussrings With . foFtituds and patlence
that were truly remarkable. At no time
during her afsiIctIon did her trust in God
forsAke her, and ~ tho hour OF dissolution
drew near all was In readiness for the
great event. She diod In great peace and
In the hope OF Q blissfal immortality be.
yond this vale of tears. Mrs. courtnay
leaves . beraaved husband, with whom