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!Skos. .sless.-If you waht Ers class hanI
Eaie shoss 80 10 PAiPPs BFos.. nsHi door TO the
po.tosiee. TousoatSSn. A great variety of all
kind. of shoe. eonssan,iy on hand. KsPsi'isy
drs-p,ly dose.
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sals OF valuable Tow.on,oxn Proper,r

On Monday neat, a. 2. m. on the premises in
Tousontown. Messrs. John 7. Morris and Chas.
4. PeuiA. reesiyeFs. sill offer At public sale the
rsaaAisins valuable property bslonsing TO the es-
tate Of Mrs. ". A. skeaiey.
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CAisa, Gf.sss asd 9#,sHsrars.-F For cheap hosse
faruishing goods of al kisis g. TO J. Sehefsr'..
sosthasst corner BFoa!uay Ani Eastern avenue.
where they can be fsusd IN endless variety at
your o~n prices. Branch store 2ol north Gay ,f.
corner II East.
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Miscellaneous.
DALTO. COUNTY TAX LEVY
IL -fon--
THE YEAR 1882.

The County co,nH'issieaers eI baltimore
Cosef8 Tar hs County of baltimore
for the Year fss; as Joiiosrs. 20 srif!
Estimated amount made and allowed by the coun.
~ Comusissioners of Baltimore county to NEE;
the current expenses for the year is,2. as re-
quirei by an Act of the General Assembly II
Maryland 90 provide for the speedy collection
Of county taxes In Baltimore county. and to
authorize the County Commissioner. Of Bati
moEe county 60 eject u loan in anticipation oi
the same, passed January Session. 1854. and Jan.
uasy Session, 1870. aud January Session, ISIS,
and January Session. lsso. and January se..
sion, iss2.
ESTIMATED.
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May Term OF Court.

The May term % the Circuit cosri eomnsnee.
on MondAy next. There are On the doeksts lsa
trials. . originals aud 20 spfeal.. The term uil
BE- . shsrs one.
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cannati Rurineas.

Mr. Deter. via has Cor some tine kept iaVsFi
on the Beair road. has di.eontinseI bssine.s 0i
aceogni Of failing health.
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Ws.,sJt-95l Msn AMI womsn 10 call az ex-
anime the Royal -. John se-ing MachiHe. Il
has merits that ea.sof - ssgPass,f. J. y. liEN-
pEns0x, OHsre near the PostSesee. Towsoniosn.
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This Sscs;y sill bold meeting 10 the high
school building. Friday night. May istb. q;
o'clock, vhsn an entertaining programme wiil be
presented.
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4 Rsiisbis He..e.-An old and entirely reliable
elo;hng hoase is that Of Nr. L. Bar. corner q Gay
and fAys;is sis. II yoa uani Jour fail monsfy's
sof;h give bin ) call.
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-Ds.r tAos ISss mfss Thss DO nst sgsasasr
vals.kis sins-ssr that l. ths stsG Iifs . nals
sf; ksf pssssrs a. snss ; bsefis e D.. Bale
Arnrxfsa kssps "a
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Towsontown Psrsmsn Take Notice.

The members effhs Tewsontswn Gre aeparsmens
ere rsqssstsd 10 med at Rshinssn's, Monday
evening nsxt. 18th inst. az e'cieck. II 10 the
wish d number of members 81 the esnpany that
The tFsek, truek-houss. &e. hs Transferred 10 The
Csunty Commissioners In order that us snay have
better protestisn against Gre. Il is hoped there
Win - . fun attendance.
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rI,HE EXCELSIOR
i Live stock Mutual Association

CARROLL COUNTY. NARYLASD.~
Have appointeI G d. wARFEL, % Long
Green. Agent. uho will receive applications for
in.urinE Cows. steers. Horses. Mules. Ae.
GEN. l. u. TRIMBLE. Who Insured . month
ago. has been promptly paid for Cos he lo.'. and
can voach for the reliability of the company from
personal knouIeige % it, oeseers.
sG- address. c. d. wARFEL.
Long Green =. o., Baltimore eouniy, Nd.
NAV f-im
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9INHE Young Hambletonian
LEXINGTON, jR.

This stylish young Tro;,ng Stall Gd
lion uiil make the season of lss2,
commencing April 2jth and end
in- July l5'h. az the sab,eriber's stable. NOR
CANS MILL. Dsiany's Valley.
P,hgrse e:-iiambietonian Lexington, Jr., Vas
sired hy Jane. Murphy Hambletonian Lexing-
ton he BY VIM. Welsh by Rysdykes Hanbleto-
nian oat Of Lady Duke by Lexington. The dam
q ihi. horse was Maid. by sherman Morgan. out
q Mpllie. By -. LaWrenee. out of Katie; Katie
by ID Grey Eage.
rising years and sci chs i.250 lbs; has taken
hrst premiums At county fAirs. and in speeding
can Show a ESQ gait.
Tss@' :-si5 the season. payable within the
season S2o 20 insure. 20 be paid soon the
mare !. knosu 10 be in foal Mares not proving
IN foai may be returned next season free.
q. 2. MORGAN.
DulAny's Valley p. o
WILLIAM HARRIS. Groom. april ?2.-G.
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Estate OF the Late John s. osstsnss.

The eommissiOners appointea abeut afteea
meats ago By the circsit CssFt of Baltimore city.
% make partiiion Il the fce-simpie real estate
lying In the city ef Bniiimare. beioaging % the
late Mr. John = t;isfings 0f this eoaniy. c0npiste1
their labsrs on Saturday last. and made their re-
turn 20 the eosri- II is eonfainei In fosr large
volumes. represents i2i separate and disiises
pieces Of property. ranging IN vsiss from stee see
dswnuaras. and shows MF. Gii,iags % have besa
an owner of real estate In Ainost every section 81
the city. The total vAise q the estate returned
10 81. .lee. go -. and is said % be the largest
amount of fee simple property ever returned into
ehaneery eosrt In this state Mr.. Gittings vas
aissthe ner sf eonsidsr.bis iessshoia prspersy.
bot uiih this. being Psrsonai. the eem@issisnsss
had noshing % Do. Neither bad they % Do wish
any of the real estate ownsd by M. Gittinss N
BAitimere esunty. which was aiso very large
The cenmission dirccted that the uiaeu's dsssr
shoald 6rsi be laid oG. and that the re.ainder ef
the estate shsuii thea be divided into nins eqsal
paris oss ninth part % 70 % each eDe q Mr. Git
tisg's nine grnnachiiirsn; it aiso direets4 the
partition of the dower interest inis nine eqaai
parts. % bs sajoyea BY the gr.naehiidrsn is re-
naindsr. This has bssa seiioas aad rsspeasi-
he duty On the part of the cemmissiossrs. who
usrs Msssrs. c. ". Lesis. " ". Tayisr. y. .GIs.n
Perins, W. W. Mecieliand asd Iehabs4 yean. and
hss they have psrferoe4 tbsir trust ths recsra
shsus. when % the accuracy e tAsir usrk 10
aadea the nearly fee riafs and aeseriptisas far
nisheA By the surseysr. Mr. eiDs1 J. Nartssst.
which fern part sf The volumss. u @ny hs said
that Il makes aiisrsshsr - ersiifahis pises Il
work as wns ever returned 10 . ehsnesry esurt-
-lmrriran.
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Ra,irloua Nosiea

Services -ii bs ksld ai 81 Jsha's Nis.isa. Tssk
raad, sandzy. May isah. al a s'esssk p @--
Prsaehiag ~ Rsv. s. ~ Rszsy. e AshianL Psb-
Ne esriinily invited.
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The amount e take. relaitel :, he eoiiestsl foF
the year i.s:. a. per estimate, j. So: 0p3oo, an
Ases.nent Of 50 cents On every sl00 % assessable
property ia the county. being .i6i. s52s
s5j.ss. the fraction over the amount required j.
ssj2s2.
Asp wHEREAs. by an Act oi the General A.
sembiy q MaFyiAnl. isG6. Chapter ~, and al
At supplementary thereto pas.ei January se'-
sion, 1907, % provide for the ssaerai valuation
aad Asse'smsni of property IN this state, and an
Ac; passed January Session. i-5>. and IN psrsa-
Anee q an Act pa.sei January Session. isss. for
the mere speedy collection of taxes. and IN puFsa
4sce q an Act passed January Session. is7s. sap
piemeaiaFy thereto f9F the spec iy collection
q taxes. aai a.sp IN pufsganee ot Article - sec
5. e the May land Code o. Pgblic General Las
We. the Couniy Cosauli.sioners % Baltimore
county. this .gth DAY g April. \. u. l-s2. have
assc.sei and taxed the assessab.e property oi Bal
tinoFe county for the year i.-s. and spproPfiais1
the satne agreeable o. the a0regoins lsFy lis for
iss2 a. sstimaiel. ani for the receiving oi the
sane have appointed WILLIAM PARKS. Trsa-
safs- aud Collector q Taxes for Baltimore county.
anI the said Treasurer ani Collector hsvipS en-
.sfei into bond aceoriir, 10 the Act 90 Assembly
uais 4nl provided. he q. hereby authofiEei and
empoEerel O. receive from the owEers u assessA-
bic property in saii cosniy 0f baltimore. the fol
losing rate VI as.essaeni that j. % ssy. on all the
property assessed in the county nforesEii. a. the
rate or SUN Il ffty-iosr cents on every sieu q
aforesaid as-essei. ani aecoun; for anl pay over
the sane directed By the Act u Assembiy in
sach cAsss made anl provided.
Given znder ssr haai. aai seals this 2Sih iay
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uAMBLETONIAN STALLION
IL Oakland Chief q

sire Of three o: the fastest colt. Of N0
their 10 the state. and simmer o. the s1e0 prize
ai last Penn.y State Fair. held af PhilAdsi-
iha. also hrst AZ the last state Fair Af Pimiieo,
viii make the Season oflss2. AZ MAPLE GROVE
STABLES. GOvanstoun. York road. from May
=" september !. lie needs only to Be sssn 70
BE- admired. For tsrBs. 4e., call on or address
L. MONGAR.
Mas c.-3isi GoTAnsioun, BALTIC. county, Nd.
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county commissione-s for Baltimore esaniy.
Test. HARMAN scH0NE. Chief Clerk.
May st
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Property Transfers in Baltimore Count,

Deeds. Leases, Mortgage, Bills of Sale. etc. re
ceivei for record in the oice of the Clerk VI ih,
CiTeui, cour, for Baltimore county:
DETu<.
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aIARRsED.

URRELL--tiAST0N.- On Tuesday, July
Is, at ociock, n. m., at the residence Of
Mr.. L +. Sox, in this city, by Rev. j. w.
Harris, Mr. GEO j. ruRRELr, aud MISS
MARY 4. GAsroS.
[Mr. and Mrs. Turrell left on the noon
train for San Francisco, where they will
remain about month, and will then return
to Albany, their future home. The happy
couple have our congratulations and best
wishes for years of wooded bless and pros.
perityl
IRVINE-H0UK.-on Thursday evening,
July 20, 1882, at the residence of the
brides mother, in Albany, by Rev. I. II.
Condit, Mr. L. l.. IRVINE and Miss LAURA
K. ROBERTSON HoUK--all of Albany.
They have done we'll, and are entitled to
our congratulations and very best wishes
for a life running over with all the good
things to be obtained here
PEARL--JESSE.- On Wednesday, July
10, 1882, at the Revere Heuse in the city
of Albany, by Rey. /. Dillon. Mr.. JAS A
PEARL, and Miss AMANDA NJ JESSE.
I'VE intended to give Mr. Pearl ...iesss
when he get married, but then some one
else has done il, so it is just as well. MI
and Mrs Pearl have our heartiest eongratu
lAtions and our best wishes for a pearly lif,
full Of happiness and prosperity
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Monday afternoon Coroner Davis re-
ceived telegram thai the body OF man
had boea found Ia tho river at Harrisburg.
Taking tho freight train IA immediately y
went la that place and ummsuing jury
ascer;ained tho following facts The
name of tho drowned man was l. Is Jones
aged about 90 years. lilo came from
Illinois seventeen years ago. and amer.
wards lett and went back. ao had only
been in the state short time when the
drowning occurred, coming here this umo
from Texas. Ho Was missed first on the
10Th OF July, but it was not known wha,
had become OF him. His body was dis.
covered by some boys near tho wharf a,
Harrisburg, aud tho indications were
thatit had been In tho water about week.
What vas the cause Of the drowning e Il
not known, but II was surmIsed that hs
had gone down TO tho wharf while slivhtl,
intexicatedand fallen In. The jury found
S:mniy that he came TO his doaih by
drowning on July iOsh.
/ Ms Henry KEGS know Mr Jones wei
when boy In Illinois. Ito leaves q VIII.
aad Ave children In that state. lie has !
brother Sylvester Jones, reading a
Moline, Illinos. and anothar brother
Harvey Jones, in wintsrset. Iowa.
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Frank 4. Hodgkin. Assistant Secretary o
State, most genial gentleman aud goot
fireman, was ia the city Tuesday evening
and Wednesday forenoon, and While here
mado our oiiloe very pleasant call.
Mr. Rob't. Dickson, manager Of the Im
porial London, Northern h ouesE Insurance
Companies, of San Francisco, and u r Cohn,
Esq, connected with the Same company In
Portland. called ON last Thursday.
Mr.. Wm Darcy. local editor Of the
Statesman, n very modest aud bashtul young
man, was In TIM city during the Firemsn'I
Dedication services on Tuesday. aud wG
understand broke-but. We won't 90 back
on brother ink singer.
Mr. Geo Turroll aud Mr. lomily came
back from trip TO Fish Lake ON Thursday
Of last week. They caught no fish. An
old 6shermaI sojourning there had only
captured nino, and no had been thero some,
time ; bat they will begin biting in short
time.
Last Tuesday Judge II y Str,han. Judge
s ID Haley, DIR > w Dodd. Mr. Martin Payne
aud Mr. John Hackleman left for a two weeks
trip ia the mountains We understand that
Judge Strahau aud Mr. Ilaokleman we're TAX
Gu along as ballast to keep tho load from mp
setting.
Mr. Geo Holbrook has returned from q
pleasant trip through this county. beyond
Prinevillo aud across the mountains to Al.
bany where no joined his wife. who wAu
visiting friends there. and together. return.
sd via. Portland. Mr.. II. reports Il quite
rough experience but very agreeable and
iavigorating - The Dahrs Sun.
On the 9Th We received call at our new
office from party of Linn county exeur,
sioaists consisting OF MiAses jennie and
Annie Bardwell. Flora aud Viola Temple,
MssArs A Bardwsll. 4 d and d w Barnett,
Frank Miller. Charley Thomas. Henry
Parrish And wife. I. was pleasant occasion
TO IA. aad wc extend an invitation to all L
call AGAIN. - Itqsina I'oI.
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Mr.. Dirkog has IsA.s. ~. -.intt...tI.
warehouse ani j. rom,,'ri.iv nyefhAu..
Ing IL. aud p'acin; l. ~ lu.r r table. sub.
-ianiiai condition. l:y th~ filn- giAiii be
gins Ia como ia IL ~i'l b" s.rpnd 10 none
In tho city. Tho bins which were s,i-ht
~ under water year zg1 lat winter lin
one Of the highest freshst- ever had ~ the
valley have been raised seven feet
making every bin In the warehouse about
four feet above tho highest water mark.
No greater assurance OF safety could he
needed, for there IL MT ths least proba
billy ofthe water ever r. schIng that height
again. Tho other arrangements are Just
~ complete. Combine these facts with Mr.
Dlckey's known Integrity aud business
qualities, and IL will be seen that ths farm.
ers ofI4nn County can fnd no better place
70 store thoir wheat. Mr.. Dickey will also
pay the highest cash price for grain. Those
wishing sacks can get them AT any sims
at his warehouse. Sec adv, IN anothsI
column.
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the merchant At Eve cents apound. Farmer
he heap dan fool.'
This week the extension Of the east aide
narrow gauge read, frem Brownsville south
to Cobarg on the mckenzie river, wal
opened to traffic. II runs through the fines.
agricultural section Of this county. The
grade was nearly finished by tho old Scotch
company, aud the road put in running order
by the o X & n Go. A convenient aud
handsome Depot has been built at Csburs
aud side tracks have been put in where
necessary between Brownsville and Coburg.
The train will leave the latter point at ..
N. aud arrive at 1 so p. Disssn, inator.
A blg fire occurred at Colfax, w. T.. last
Friday morning, burning Eve or six business
blocks. The loss of property viii amount
to about $500, ,000 Among those complete.
ly burned out was Mr. L N Beach. proprie'
tor of the Baldwin, House. ssn.in.law of
Mrs DR. Miller, Of this city. We were glad
to hear though that his loss is partly cover.
ed by insurance. This Is the second disas.
trous lire that has occurred in Celfax within
an year Had she had an efficient lire lie.
partnsnt it would never have spreaded. As
it is, we understand they have su engine.
but il Is out of order, anil probably could
not be worked at ell.
The oil painting presented by Marx stock
or to Linn Engine Co. No. ., on Tuesday is a
pieoo of workmanship which eoniers con-
siderable credit on the artist. A shield with
the stripes aud blue ID the center figure.
On the stripes Is large figure 2. Above
tho shield 10 an eagle, with the word
"proteotisn" below il. aud reaching from
under n in several directions are ladders,
corners are too handsome banners. on tbs
left one being the words Organized Sep
tember l3. 1875, aud on the other "Dedi'
Gated July IS. lsS2." Between them ars
two hands grasped together. one backed
with red sleeve aud the other blue one.
It was inferred frem this that Que represent.
ed the II & /. Co. and the ether the -
The story il told that Marx was asked Why
No. Ia were not represented aai hs answer
ed. ''Becanss they always have their hand.
in their pockets" hat their activity in run
ming would indicate that this was not OF
actly 50. Taking ths whole picture goot
blending Of colors 10 noticed. About th'
only things criticised are the two hands
which some claim are not as natural as the,
might he.
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An the sale OF the above named ma.
chine oil il steadily increasing and l. Civ.
Ing better satisfaction than any other oil
now used several dealers la oils are sell.
ing an inferior oil. under the natno OF
skidogate. From ono dealer We obsal ned
. sample OF oil and sent to Meszrs, Knapp.
Burreil & Co., Portland the exclusive
agents for orsgonl. asking II it wa. sklJe-
gate, and the folio wing letter wls resolved
Ia reply:
The sample oil, which you send by sex.
press, We think II nothing but com men
dog. hhhpil, which issold here ~ sOc TO
si,c. per gallon, aud has been sold A. low
4. 4TIfc. We have not sold any skidsgais
oil TO any one at Albany ex ,eps yourselves
and wc have the exclusive sale aud agency
for IL for this market. Genuine Skidegats
oil cannot be sold at tue price you name
aud the parties arc evidently selling com.
mon dog fish oil and calling itSkIdegate
KNAPP, BURRHLL 4 Co.
Mccoy & ELLERT.
Sole Agents for Albany.
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"a fool and his money are soon partod."
Ono OF those bumbug letter and card
frauds was In the city Wednesday night,
and biked oyora hundred dollars out Of
our citizens, In u couple Of hours, and
served them right, inasmucIi as they bad
just enough sense 10 bite his deceptive
bait. Wo supposed every intelligent per-
son know something about this fraud;
but weIo astonished to 500 that sone Of
our leading cluzons were entirely Igno.
rant on the subJest. They thought they
were investing In lottery, because they
saw the red figures bOfore thom, 10 they
got excited and gam bled with tho rest OF
thcm, paying oDs dollar chance 10 get
nothing. Tho fact IL the business II rot
even u lottery, and II was surprising that
men had not sense enough 10 know H..
Tho follow has complete control over tho
cards, tho samo M any other necromancsr,
and cSuld mako tho same cards show
prizos or not Justas no pleased, trick
that has boom done for years at every
county fair we ever altena ed During tile
whole evening there was pot single
prizo number drawn, except In the pool
Of ton cards at o. man, and Of course
that was only 81, which showed OF its
face that there was mo- chance in u. In
order 10 keep up the interest and ina ke
his victims bitO again the honest fraud
would buy back the chances, sometimes
paying ~ high as o.. II las bought all Of
them back lac would open ths envelopes
and show big pri1s, " bc didn't lac would
show numbers sin favor OF the firm" a.
he called himself, and even this did not
open the eyes Of bis victims II bs were
IN be here again tonight he would find
that the fool killer had not yet been h9re
the same a. bo does wherever he goes.
20 pair mems box tne shnr. - (. - worth
AZ ....- Il. - A. -...
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A Had ramb,e.

Last Thursday evening about half
past seven, while the Hook & Ladder
Company were practiclng In front OF
No. rs Hall, for the contest ON the 18th,
an accident occurred whish was not
down on the program. The truck had
been drawn out OF the house, and the
ladder raised perpendicular In the air,
when RObt. Bowman went up and start.
ed TO go down en- tho other side head
first, trick done with ease by some,
but never attempted by him before TO
our knowledge In swinging back he
caught the ladder with his hands, but
his feet also followed, uninten tionally,
and being unable to hold himself, he
went TO the ground, turning again and
falling head first. Very fortunately hi:
arms and shoulders struck two of the
ladder men, breaking his fall slightly
and turning him so that he fell on hiI
shoulder and back Of his head. other
wise he would have struck fairly on tn,
head and probably broke his neck. Al
1t was his left shoulder received |
severe fracture. 1t was feared at til,
time that the fall would prove fatal
Drs Hill and Davis were called, whei
Mr. Bowman was taken into the engln
house and the fracture attended to. II
was carried home In hack and place,
under geed care. He Is now doing we
and will come out of 1t in much pette
shape than was expected at first.
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strange hut True.

Mr.. Scott, from Portland vas In our
city this week, and he dropped into Allen
& Martins store, and found goods, so
much cheaper there THANH Portland, that
he purchased new dress for his wifO and
a new suit of clothes for himself. That IL
the way to make money, always buy
where you can buy tho cheapest.
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Religions.

Rev. Harris will preach as usual
in the Congregational church next
Sabbath. Rev. Irvine preached in
ths Cowan school house Sabbath after
noon. and there were no services in the
U. T. Church here in the evening. .....
Rev. Dillon was at his post again last
Sabbath.
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Judge J. T. Bossier, of st. Tammany
Parish, La and of the State Legislature.
thus expressed his opinion to one of our
representatives "I have found st. Jacobs
Oil to be very efficacious in sprains and
bruises. In my opinion there is no oil or
liniment equal to it."-"New Orleans (La)
Times Democrat"
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nlue Ribboa CIus.

There was q gsod audience Friday
night. at Yp G A Hall, to listen to the
excellent program rendered by the
club on that evening. The Ladies'
Band furnished the music, opening with
well rendered selection. Miss Carrie
Pfeiffer sang solo In very pleasant
manner. DR. Watts spoke an hour and
half In his vigorous, enthusiastic Q
manner, showing him TO be dead In
ca rnest In the work lac Is performing.
He was followed by duct by Mr.. and
Mrs J w Davis. which cannot be toe
highly commended, Mr and Mrs Dayit
are new comcrs among us, but In the
short time they have been here, they
have established good reputation a;
musicians. Mr. Davis viii teach bott
instrumental aud vocal music, and o.
he Is Thorough teacher, deserves ou
best patronage. The exercises close'
with another selection by tie Ladies
Band.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

A house aud lot In Albany. worth $500,
well located, the house IN good condition,
fora stock ranch in the valley. Address,
or inquire Of, C. II. Stewart. Albany, Or.
Immediately.
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Good Fer Babies.

With baby at breast nothing is SO use
ful for quieting my own and baby's nerves
as Parker's Ginger Tome. 1t prevents
bowel complaints, and Is better than any
stimulantt to give strength and appellee
A Newark Mother.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-07-21

SHTL0H'S vITALGZER is wlH yo
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia
Price 10 aud IS cents per bottle.
For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale
by Foshay and Mason. Albany r. A.
Rampy, Harrisburg.