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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-24

/ ar was a married man, and leaves behind
him wife and TIVE or three shildroa. In q
letter which Miss Kane received from her
msther the day boisrs il was stated shat
all wero we'll, so that Mr., kano's death was
worry SUDDEN,
Judging from esAveraatioRs had with diff
ferent persons GU our streets II il obvious
that this valley is Ia bad fix just now.
Soms say that we eannot expect warmer
weather SO long IS the saow lies so'clese. TO
US in tho mountains Others say the sHow
will not leave as until We have . warm rain,
while still sthers predict that we caasot
have warm rain on account Of tho close
proximity Of 20 maeh snow. New We want
somo ono else TO tell Us what is going to
happen.
Graham and San have just received n
fashion cut of tho Wall Street Kings. which
is fine affair and il any thing ahead OF tho
Cabinet plate. Vanderbilt aud Gould are
given the most prominent places. although
| all are very distinct. Then there arc Bel.
mont. Mills, keouo. Billion, Dillon, Fold
aud Sage. Itwill pay you TO call and ex-
anime it, You will at leas' havo tho salts,
fsetisn of seslng splendid cuts Of tho men
who practically run the commerce Of Ameri.
sa.
l.. 4. Blain keeps adding to hii large
stock Of goods, being compelled 10 by the
large sales of the last winter, llo has just
received few lines of nobby suits for spring
trade, whieh call and exaP.inc. iIe has al,o
received sne let OF Eastern Ihoes for mes.
and Asplsndld lot of new styles ofhats. Hi
stock OF hats il now tho very beas 10 be
fornd in the Willamette Valley. and Li'
liae OF shoes is not equalled in tho city.
Frank l.sslio's Sunday Magazine fog March
is more than ordinarily iatorestisg. +, De
witt Talmadges papers on People hav,
Met" and ''calteauis,n' are s&cslcnt aus
deserve attention The articles on "Rsmi
nisceSess Of an Old New Yorker" are abov,
par. The two serials arc continued and ~
tract considerable attention. Ths uhoit
stsries. and sketches by eminent writers AT,
all gscd. Ths lovers oi poetry will be Ss
ligkGed With the varsity Il the po,ms
whieh arc really meFitotious Si.gto cspiei
are furnished Tor e5e., yearly So AiArosl
Frank Leslie, - 81 ani 81 Park Place. New
Ysrk City.
DAFwin's theory of iho "aurriTal cf s.
Stses.' ia simply thai tao vea1ly diO Will
tAs robust aad hardy tsriVs and live. Nov
tras this IL el all seed groNth. and hsv
necessary TO SOW oSiy that which Is suitsd
81 nature to hvs Eni Jsrslop D. u
Ferry & Co, tae great SEED Erswsrs au,
Seed dealers o. Detroit, Mich, su?gly eal
tho beat Anl pate.s. r,isiug tssir avn seed
Sy the mo.t approved methods sad wi,h III
creates. care, aud bringing to taeir husisas
the isvAiHsble Aid ef - years experi.ac
in esltsrO. Ths:r latest sssd AHlusl, =
1857, il a real help - ths gfIaeuer. an
J should be ia the hasds = al who Assirs 1
purchase pare ani tras S'ai. /. j., ssr
FREQ 20 al ao Apply iori
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Hoodl IS. Eal1ora.


Why IL IL that hOadluns have SUCH ,
pssohdntfor porssostlnE csuntry editors
We have pondsrad ovsr this question
n great deal, and although we cannot
solve the problem. still wc ksow that
such Is the nature OF tho average hooa-
lnm. Only few wasIs ago Gsupls
or thsm drew upon their devoted heads
lbo wrath OF tho handsoms and un
married Diembor Of H,c H,raH firm Ivy
eallisg him "lioloGna.' Tho hand.
soma gentleman forthwith pr0ossdod
To MI tho vacancy Under their coat tails
with boz Gather This was too msoh
Tor Young 81 erica ts stand aud th0y
armed theA efs with claba aud aRn.
eushed their eE.ry Tbs b. z. cano
aiesg, with hts.vs> upon the walk bs-
Ioro hlm, sMhdg pleasantly while
thinking OF his lAtGss mash, when, al ~
once ssmSthing took him Sshisd tbs
ear "kewhRet g. The Il. z. fouEht like
aTuFk, buL the "hoods' were two many
for him, and sfter'two OF thrss rovuds
haulsd of for repairs I. Is said that
la few hours Afterwards hls bump OF
amativsnsss whero the club strsck
hiai had enlarged 10 such M o4tsHI
That tbs Hsrsh forc- locksd hita up for
day or two TO preVsnt accidents.
HoodlumS don't conans their attacks
to Reps bllcan editors alaps. On bTop.
day lsat tao figure keaa % ,his ahesl
was ths object Of their attsntlsH.
While going " lao FostoHice, sAS jusI
awe passed the cefnsr Of The Odd
Fellow Temple. NO were mt ty a
shower OF saew.5 ala Snew.b.lln To
the right Of Us saow balls 10 tbs len
sf "a snoU-bAlIs In froat Of ua vollisd
aud thuadsrsd We lhuuGefed too,
but II did no good A brilliant strais.
slo Aovsmsnt eAns iuio eur head
sudSsuly AL We Immediately pat II
late effect BY JaASlnK Before via.
dow. Inagiae eur rns.solshmsHt when
We fouzd tkis brilliant move srsugh.
about 10 change 10 tho proxsEss BEsw
balls still fell thick and fast all around
Us. aaI over Us ysi, Aaa la us. for
enc struck us Ia the msstA) aud slill
we heard no glass gradually dawn.
td upon us that wo were 4 victim oi
misplaced osBiidsIrs, aud looking
bAst SarinR irll II tao storm. ss
found II was 40. The window we wcrI
standiBg before WIS one ss those shan
wisdowS. entirely closed ap with brick
We Immediately bsat "A 'SglSrisss 70
treat 10 tie Pst:Oliiss and brew surssl
uudar tie protection o. Uncls SGui
This shows plainly thai while ia
saow llsI on tho gfoaEd the city m1s
sthSr provide msrS plate g'Asa via
dows or lsss heodlaus. Tals bs3dlum
question 10 In0mSnioas and ~ E!vis,
that ths detailing societies 81 lac cosn
/ ~ take il Up for eoHsIisrGllos TaA
"a aSsut the wsr.l tsiuE We cSulG wIsl
~ bsfsii the hood,am, u-.f 10 death
!Gssf
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A Nos, Oislrss.ing Aecid ent.

Unlor the above heading we find the
following concerning ths death Of
Johnny Farrell, in the Oregon City
Basrprisc :
Oae OF the most distressing accidents
That has happened for a long time In
this county, occurred last Friday. Mr..
j. j. Farrsl, who had purchased the
Cutting saw mill on Abernathy Creek t,
was engaged In digging the earth from
a baHk, 30 bo threwn into sluicc box.
81 to DO conveys Sd " ihe mill dam, where
there was leak that required stop
ping. In ordor t0 facilitate matters
as much as possible, Mr.. Farrel, who
isa worker, was undermining s. bank
30 ~ to furnish tho earth Ia larger
quantities.. The bank was about ten
isot high and lac had succeeded In
undermining - to tho depth Of about
fiyo feet when the hHgs mass suddenly
fell up0A him covering him entirely
except bis hsAd. I've msn, Messrs May
and Powers, were net far of, Instantly
came to his assistance. They dag the
tons OF earth away from him and had
as much "a thoy could do Ia rolling n
large boulder away from his breast
lie was Immediately taken 10 the
hsuss aad every thing that human aid
could do was done for him, but th0
asgsl OF death had marked him for his
own. Tho avalsnchs ofsoil and bould.
era had made "a fcarfal wreck Of that
shes manly form. The bones Of the
right leg w0rs broken and protrud0d
through tho skiR, the right shoulder
badly crushed Ia by tho above E:sHtion-
ed boulder. The poor irllOw fingered
about threeihours retaining conscious.
uess almost conslderatcly 10 the end,
when loath put an end To his excrucl-
atlng suffering. Mr. Farrell. from
what we can LEARN. was native OF
Australia. came TO tho United States
at an early age, was drummer boy In
he Union army dnrlng the rebellion,
aftsrwardslivsl In California and came
10 this sosnty about tve years ago. re-
siding coatiauoasly at the place where
he met lis dsath. Mr.. Farrell, was
belsYsd aud respected by nil wso ever
met him. Tnostsntatioas, pleasant
and obliEinK, siasefe In his attach nae nts
and prspristy and rsetitu6o unsxsellsd,
he was . man that would honor any
com nlanlty by mis- presence. Asd eaHse
vacancy almost Inn possible to MI, by
his departure SIR. Farrell leaves =
wife Aad four youHR children 10 mourn
| .k9!r lSas He also hasa brother in
businssI At EngeHe, and n sister, Mrs
Rsdiisld A. Albany. He was burisd
A. the OrsaonCiIy c0instery on Sunday y
last. largo hRnlber Gf a0qHaiatAnces
and the above mentioned TelatiVeI
being present to pay thcir last respects
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Tie Dra,snzs one ,t.u.

At The lAsi session ~ thr City Cons
ell petitions were pTe-sntsd r:AinE
that scsisa % iakSn lsYAris proriiinE
drainage FOR that part OF eu city over.
dswsd by the CsnGi IhsI titles whs
REFERRED 10 rpts.si cot ailtSs, aEa
he ssmu!liss 9As .As.ius sd 80 nb.ElH
lsEsi advise o ilts stpss. fhis
lssks as ia lAE.sHlt va inasulisg.
and that Is sons;hlng sgF psspls 10
cot want uRlsHs they sc obliged 10
have IL 20 protect thsmsslVts Wa were
very glad 10 hSsr from Mayor p.cksy
ihis 1sek that IL was probAbis ths
needles work would be done on the
shnAl without any eompulsion ~ the
suihsriiiss, GEd We have 5ssa os that
oPiAIon ever since tie susItion frat b.
san 10 SssgitAtsd. THIS owBsrs OF .hs
Canal ars oar fellow eitizsa', ana are
a. maeh islerestod ia ihs welfare 81
Albany ~ any - us can be They
kRsW that so long as the Canal over
lows n our streets ID will breed dis.
ease, and they viii remedy the evil ws
f.el surs. fH the fall, when grain 10
being brought into the city, and all
the warehouses are running on fall
time, che Canal is always forced TO It's
fullest capacity aad even then does no.
fully farhish AL the water needed. It
will ozly be very short time uztil
the CaEal Ulll have 10 be G enlarged 10
supply the growing demand for pswsr,
and II caa then, II not before, be deep
snsd. While nothing can cause us.
more damage, fnot properly cared for;
on the ceHtrary, nothing win bring Us
greater prosperity thAa this canal. I,
will cGnss factories 10 be establlshe cd
in every part Of our city where ths
water can be utilized, and vii! svsnt-
sally attract 10 eurcity uEtold wealth
We ask that netting rAlh he doaa In
dealing with the Drspristors OF tn,
oanal. Lstevsry saost be put forth ia
eject = osmPromiss 10 tho matte. o
drainage, and Of building bridges acrs.
the canal, before any decisive leg
steps are taken.
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Oar 4sstksiie primsr.

Nall. :ha. long iessoI fsi!ow sitlng iH
ths Sauiista Ditch for ? Ia 10 af.aT pail
OF waisr' No, IIs's going For Duck
lie just faw IN tho rsgigg Canal. Why
didu'l lie Ehooi IL. because lie couidEt
II.ts FlocI sf Aldcrinsu Wha, does
the Han on the l.snk Laugh ~ such a
EroAd, Silent Way isrg tie sees = Big
job CT the fellows Ieel and 1t Cheers
lie Hoari. Who wouldn't Bs Happy
vita Solid Neeks wo:k ahead >
Were those Sabss you Hsarl last rh.
day Eeho!ass from tho Sulphurous de.
mains OF Pluto They sounded very
much Like Hey Might be the Barking
of tho Dog Cerberus. No, They werO
Made by the Hsaths6 chimes. who
Called it huaic. WAs orpheus around 10
Lull them % Sleep, No. why d'dn't Her.
cules Drag them into IT,dea Give Il up
Was That al Electric llgh. Flashing 80
Sparklingly from the herald Wind en-
tho outrageous Street Below. Mott was
Only filtlngs from Tho Silyery mooned
ph!z ofthe Seni1. T. ltor - Ho wracked
his Brain br Carlylian Ep!thets with
which 10 Express hls Balloon like
thoughts, And place them In Proper par
inhernalIa For an UnapprscIa.ivo public.
What's this Establishment Hers {? 8, The
Sign Reads "Drossmakiug and sampIlng."
II there Saloon Connected with 1T
No, they DO DressnlaAing and Sianping
There, n hrSt-clsss placel Whats up
then. Why, the painter Who Marx ths
letters on got things Slightly mixed.
That's all.
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Cove


FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have printed gusrastee On eytry bottle
Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails t. cure.
NASAL INJECT0R:free OF ch. re with
each bottle Of Sli.Oh's Catnrh Remedy.
Price, so cents.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by In6i-
gestion. Constipation, Dizziness. Loss Of
Appetite, Yellow Skin ShiIok's Vis&liz,r
is positive Cure.
HAGKMETACK," q lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 20 and 20 cents, For
sale by Foshay and Mason, Albany R. A.
Rampy, Harrisburg.
THE RE-. GEO. II. THAYER,
Bourbon, Ind, says ''Both my.elf and
wife owe our lives to SHIL0H'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE" For sale by Foshay
& Mason. Albany II. A. Ramry, Harris
burg.
SHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cure for Cattarh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL immediately
relieve Group, WhoOping cough aud BrOn-
chitis.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilshs
Cure will give immediate relief Price, loo
cts. and 81.
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main there until lis rotsrn.

Anatu thCNH uHhh SIS
Goo. w. Burkhart's youngest daughter,
Lily, died on Thursday of last week. She
was bright, ploavant, listle girl, and will be
missed by all who knew her, Mr. aud Mrs.
Burkhart have tho sympathy Of large num-
Der OF friends in their boreavomsnt.
Mr.. u. n. Warmoth aud wife of Pcudle.
ton, were in tao city yesterday, Mr.. W's
sister has been quite i'll at Halsoy, aud il
was mostly 10 see her that II, came TO Linn
county at the present time. lie is ~ pleas.
ant, basiucss man, Aai we ara always glad
to receive call from hiu.
A d Rogers now makes his appearances on
our streets on fac days, but docs 10 with tho
usc of crutohcs. Workmsn thought for
awhile they would have TO pay an a,scaa.
ment on him. but Ito has "weathored Ihs
storT, sEd will probably be all right again
in few weeks.
Tho Holland Cleb is now reading Lalla
Roekh aud is firing ila tongue over tho
Oriental names iouni in that excellent
posm. AZ meeting held last Monday
night the following sflicers were elected fsr
tho ensuing term. President. Prof Il. n.
Condit; Secretary. Mas Matte Foster; Critic
Fred Nutting.
Dr. II. J. Boughton and wife have been,
forced 10 leave Dsnvor, Colorado. on aesouA'
Of such severe winter weather. aud ara nov
lsotted nj los Angoles. California. About
next June IT will get too hot ior ths Doctor
down there aud you will see hin again tab.
ing ur his linz Of March Tor "Oll Wobfooi.
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Summons.

IL tie Circuit Court ef he Stats cf Oregon
for H,s County Of Linn:
$. J. Archibald Plaintiff. vs.. A. ID.
Michael and Mar garet j. McMicAael bia
wifo Defendants.
10 4. u. Nc Hichaet and Mlrsdr T.. Ne
Aichasl Gie aJOre HaEed d:JeHsiaHts.
I'm THE NAME Oh THE STATE OF
OREGON, you and each Of you aro
hereby summoned and required 10 be
and appear In tho above name Court and
answer the complaint Of tho plaintiff in
the above entitled suit on file against you
with tho Clerk Of said Court by the Irst
day or tho next regular term OF said
Court, alter the publication oi this sum
mons for six weeks successfully, % wit !:
The regular March Term Of said Court
TO be begun and held on the second Mon
day In March, 1882, In Linn County Ore
gen, or Judgment for want cf an answer
will be taksn against you and you are
hereby notified that if you fail 10 appear
aud answer the complaint ofthe plaintiff
herein Rs above required the plaintiff will
| apply to the Court for the relief demand
| al in tho complaint in this suit to-wit
That the Court order and decrso that the
/ mortgages in tho com plaint described
executed by A. ID. MeMichael and Mar
Raret L. McMichael his wife en- the fol-
| lowing described premises to-wit: The
west half OF section fourteen in Township
| fourteen South OF Range four West Of the
Willamette Meridian in Linn County
Oregon, containing $40 acres to secure the
paytnent OF the koveIal notes and the in
| ierest thereof as IN the said complaint
hereIu mentioned and set forth be
| loreclosod and that said mortgaged prem
/ ,ses be sold to satisfy and pay the
amounts dae on the debts secured therhy
and tho costs OF this suit, to-wit
the sum OF Sl7i9 90 with Interest
thereon At the rate Of one per cent per
| month as follows to-Wit: interest on $50
thereof from Decem Der lat, 1879, interest
/ on $4,000 thereof from June lst, 1880
/ interest on $1,000 thereof from December
| ISt, 1850, interest on $I269.oO thereof from
| December 18th, 1879, and the further sum
/ Of S3080.00 with interest thereon At the
| rate OF ten per cent per annam from Dc
comber ist, 1850, and the further sum of
| S5I7.GO coats a. attorneys fees and that
| the defendants herein and every persoE
claiming by through OF under them oI
either OF them be foreclosed and barred
from claiming any. right title or interest
In, or lien upon said premises or any par
thereof, Andthat the plaintiff have and re
| cover Judgment against the said dSfendan
A. ID. McMichael for the sum OF s., ,236.5'
aud interest thereon as hereinbelore SCI
forth, including S5l7.50 costs as attorney
fees and for the costs and disbursement
OF this suit 10 be taxed.
Thts Summons Is published by orde
OF lion. X. =. Boise, Judge OF said Cour
In tho STATE RIdIIrs DEMOCRAT for 81,
successive weeks, which order bears dat
January IL, 1882,
| FIISN & CHAMBERLAIN.
| Atiy's for PlG.
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q LARGE Contract.

Oh la,I Friday Mr.. DAuisl Bsst, Of this
city. contracted with C4liiornia company
snEaHsd ia tho ~suuiietsrs Of threihsrs.
b suPply thsH ~.sh efty Of ais celebrated
portable elessrrs to be delivered =. isst a.
they eGs bs tErasA OF. Jsst thls one order
will brisx several thousand dollars Of out.
s.ds capital inso eur sity 20 be divided %
I~ozE oar asshEnies. merchants. SHi al
fas;, every elasI o. basiasSs represented
hers llsw woali It be IL va had q factory
isrH.nE oat Bssfs ,hfsshsr, Iad grain clean.
sH ,ss rslien hsns power Uaddle-trssI
provided Eith RabArt'S patent Hstal horn,
ssi sTsG. many other tkiEgs which esuld
bs manufactured here esiily. Asnniae
tories will draw s'A large population. and
It We give them lihrAl encouragement wc
will not want for rAilrs.is
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Dissolution Notice.

w NOW all men by these presents that
- we, william G. Doherty and James
Quin, have this day dissolved partnership
in business of all kinds and nature and we
both release each other of all and any
claim of whatsoever nature that may have
existed between us and we hereby release
each other and acknowledge satisfaction
i'm full of the same as witness our hands
the 2lst day of JAM, 1882.
JAMES QUINN
WILLIAM G. DoHERTY.
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IL will be apparent 10 any exs who
will examine n solid gold watch, Aat
aside FROM the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pro-
portion Of the precious metal used Il
needed only TO stifTen and hold the en-
grayed portions In place, and supply
the necessary solidity ARa HtreEgth.
The surplus gold IL Lctually aeealess
go far as utility and Beauty are con
ccTned. In James Boss Patent Cold
Watch Cases, this waste OF precious
meal IL overcome, aud the same solid
ity aud strength produced at frsm one
third to one-half Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process Is OF the most
simple nature, "a follows . plate or
nickle composition metal SsPeeizlIy
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
Of solid gold sslhered one on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the FcsHlt Is
astrjp Of heavy plated composition,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
bcZGls. etc, are cut and shaped BY sui
table dies and formers. The gold In
these cases Is sufficiently thick TO ad-
NIT Of all kinds OF chasi g. engraving
and euamelling the eDgrased eases
have been carried until wOrR perfectly
smo1th by time and $50 without re-
moving the gold. This il the enly case
made with tive plates OF solid gold and
warranted bY special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers Ask for
Illustrated Calal0gus, and 10 see war
rant.
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fire as Tangent.

On Monday evening", about S s'oloek,
a fro was discovered Ia the building
occupied By P. A. Meses asa store In
Tangent, and 1t had gained such head
way tina! all sffsrts to save II were
frsitlsss. The building was . total
less, but a part Of his small stsek Of
goods WAS saved. The loss OF Mr..
Moses, we understand, is about 5000 or
$500, upon which there is no insuran co.
This loss will fall heavy upsn him, ss
he Is posr man. The bulldiSg belong
ed to JeE. Beard and was Insured In the
New Zealand Insurance Co. for tl2oo,
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The best salvc in the worlhfor cuts, brzIs
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tst-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all
kinds Of skin eruptlons. This save Is guar
Antced TO give perfect stisfactioH IN every
case or money refunded Price 25c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
sgts ID Moore, Scio ID Foley, Lebanon !;
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tsgue, jefferson ID N Calbreath, Duena
Vista 0 Cornelius, Turner r a RAmpy,
Harrisburg Starr and BlAkely, Browns
vile.
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Summons.

ia he Great Court Of ths .&ase Of Oregon
for Linn Comfy
s. III. Althouse, J. Z. Backenslo and ".
NJ. ketchum, coPartnsrs in business.
under the firm name and style OF Alt
house, Backensto and ketchum, Plff.,
VS.. John III. Metzler, Dert.
To John ". Net-ler he adore named d.j,s,sI-
dal.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
4 OREGON, yea are hereby required TO
appear and answer the complaint Of
the above named Plaintiffs, in the abeve
Court, now on file in the of1ise Of the
Clerk of Linn county on the Ist day Of the
next regular term OF said Court for Linn
county, Oregon, to-wit : the End. Monday,
the 18th day of March, 1882.
And you are hereby notified rat IL you
| fail TO appear and answer said complaint
as herein required he plaintiffs will take
judgment against you for 81 and 6S-l00 del
lars, in u gold coin, with inisres. at the
rate Of one per cent per nsnth fraRa
June Goth, 1879, and for costs and dis
| bursemsnts Of this action 20 be taxed.
This Summons Is Published by order
OF Hon. X. T. Boise, Judge OF said Court
| which order is dated January 24kh, 1882.
l.. II. MoNFANYE,
26w6 Atty fer Plffs-
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Fair Ground to Rent.

~ County Agricultural Association In
tend leasing their fair grounds one year to
the highest bidder. Bids will be received
byeither the President or Secretary up to
~ IN. on April /, 1882. Bids should spec
iry whether tho land is wanted for pas
turc, or whether it will be plowed up.
n. p. PAYNE, Pres.
Il. A. Foster, Sec'y.