davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
A Man Killed lsy Cattle Disease,

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
ROCHESTER, New York, August 29.-A
special dispatch says a man name swack-
hammer, near Wilson, Niagara county, lost
six cows from the Texas cattle
disease, and then died himself
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
.sClauCle DuyaI. I"

This evening the Rentz-Santley Novelty
and Burlesque Company will give an enter
tainment in the Opera House, which is pro-
Houpced the best they have ever billed The
burlesque is called "Claude nuxaD, or Love
and Larceny" and is replete with excellent
music, striking costumes and plenty of fun.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
- - -.
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

iassociated Press dispatches to the liar,,.
Albert Lewis mill and Ice house at Isb
tannery was burned this ln5.ping ii NiI
Chunk, Pa. Loss $4,000.
Fire broke out last night in New BslIj
Mass, in China Hall, first floor, oCcuJsI
Henry j. Taylor, crockery and glassTl
second floor by Grand Army post
third floor by Temperance Organilit
Loss SIC, 900, insured.
The stables Of Lagowitz & Co.'S tt
factory, East Newark, were burned {
this morning, and eight horses were
sumed in the flames. Loss about s.
insured.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30

Fall of n ScaffOitl

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
New YORK, August ga rotten scaf-
fold used by number Of plasterers on some
fat houses in West Ninth street, fell to-day
with four men, who were seriously injured.
The seaffold fell distanee of 40 feet,
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
1sP9lMTEo FROM YEs1r9e
A FIGHT

TAM
arabs Attack the Births.
rA.. Defeated. -" and I
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch,
~, FORT q SAID, August 29,-Ia0. y 'ae eAaete, j
A. SaSs.s,n ~ arabs attacked the Bril- Briti.S' evening
~ Ioss SAsSSsln Ts and were repulsed 'lsa ,i pCs
~ lTsst tna I'M Inc British lost 10 men men with he'
OF the enemy's guns were cnntn.as ,,sl' and elev
1o,,o' THn FIGHT CONFIRMED
~ VIII lLonaSn asS confirm the repo't 'ts ], rece
Tl,a Nun ! and repulse of the enemv nv a, ol ba
nne ne. hghting took place by m5oa,, ~ Nassai
Dfi''Sn loss Is from 1870 to l5O 5O''gN' %on
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30

PhiladelphIa Rlarkets.
lAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
PHILADELPHIA, August 29-El0ur steady
snperhne, w. 276a3,oo extra, s3.26a$375; Pennsyl,
Rye -four, $3.5Oa3.7b.
Wheat, hrmer, with fair demand Delaware
$l.15a11S. "oi'
Corn, steady for local use,
Oats, dull and unsettled on spot.
rye, scarce at rs cents
Provisions, firm; fair jobbIng demand.
Butter, choice scarce and firm medium nlan
choice, 24a26. W. e"ou y"
40 Eggs, nrmer, more demand. Pennsylvania
23 Western, o.
Cheese, dull; except fancy
petroleum dull refined 61$c.
Whisky, sl.lg
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30

APersons whose blood has been corrupted,
the circulation deranged by foul Secretion
the result OF the dlsordeFed chemistry Of
bOdy-need for their purltcatiOn SOmeth
like an inward baptism at the hands Of
Lydia L. Pinkham. whose laboratory L. at
Z83 Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass. Her VI
table Compound Is fairly nundating
country as Witha river Of life.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
Rock NfIners. strike.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette
WILKEsBARRB, August 29.-The Rock
miners at the Empire and Hollenback mines,
under Jones q Bros, contractors, struck
last night. They demand an advance of 10
per cent.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
. -.
The Work Of vot,r

rAa.a.,.., AoiiOW Fever.
Associated Press dispatch to thrr,,,
BROWNSVILLE, 5N TEXAS, August Sass4.g. % I,
were % new cases of yellow fever -I.- Lo, y
erday, and eight deaths. There h, nsfe
SIX deaths at Matamoras, and but "T'e fave ,
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
A LEGAL Tsms Tmbae wiah the Lases,
Oorreotsoma.

A LEGAL Thnas Tmbae Wieh the Lasosa
Corrections.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
2O0A-2 2sA-e. .3o-T.00t-.7.2h
m;-i2.OOt n; m;-1a.ib- .3s-i.B i.Bs-aSOt-4
b.1Ta-6.a0t 6.1O--e. .3Ss-7, ,2k--z. .30#-9.
NEW YoRK = zoos 2sA.-e. $50. .2S-0.64-
II. IS q. ms--1S. S.Ss--1.6s-6 6.1TA-s.S .SaA-T.20 pm.
BA1gsmo..i ossi ;ss.--s sas-sOs.-ol7s.
WAamrnaroH- --l.A2s-A.bi3-s.Ob-0.l7 q. IN:
LOO. .00-s.6 g.Tl1.0A~ p. m.
E BALETMoRM AND xMTRRMEDIATB sTATIoNs-
AO61-9.1T z. m;--ls0D--a.00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only On Sunday.
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RArLRoAD--s O0A--0.l0 a. m;--l.0b
-S.O0~-0.2Sf p. m. No Sunday trains.
= For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
wrInHaroK NoRrHHRs RAILRoAr--T.A7 q.
ms--l: l:Os-6.oose2O p. n; On sunday Tor
DELAwARR wMsrnRN RAxLRoAD--7.O .O6-l0.sO
g. m;--S.sO p. M. Sunday trains 10.SOa m--e.Oo
p. M. #&
TRAINS sARRIvEAT WILMINGTON FROM
PHrLADRLPaHA - 12.6o--l. l.a2s--A.4Ta- As
9.O2#-9l2-g.O6 .O6-l0 l0f--l1.4 .40-l1.bS Ams--12bO
II .O7 -2.30t t-260- 1.3b- A.bS-- b.A0-6.b3--6.2O
-6.4S-7.3 T.Sk-e 6o-l0.4s-l0.6s p. m.
NEW Observation-Disclosures o. M
I26O-1.O7-4.t6-6.4s#- p. m.
BALTIMoRR-1.6 1.61#--2.l3s-e.Ae-9.b4-1l. a.
1885,. 0-6.111-e. .s4--9.49A u. IN.
WAsHfNaTon-l.b 81 #-2.IS-l1.43 43a 80
~--e.3oA-7.2t-s.49" p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
| DELAWARE RAILRoAD-s. .6O-lO.l6 .l6sa.m;-l2.0t
| --b.O5N--6.0b p. m. Ne Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
| WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN RAILRoAD-e. 2b-
| s.4O-ll.36 q. m;-0.A0 p. IN. ON Sunday mon
Reading and st Peter at ITO p. m.
4 DnLAWARn WESTERN RAILRoAD-s0Oa a. me-
AIS p m. Sunday trains 9.l0 a. m.i-6.A0 p. n
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STRERT DRPor-
12.3OH-a, .20t-s oO-s.Z Z-e.aSt-lo:
| Ill l.Ob-ll,b0 a. m;--12.23-1.32t-l.32 .32-S. 10
| 4O2--A A,si- b,Ob- 5.2O- b.bb--8O6t -B.3e e-S.SS'
--9.a0-l0.O .O0--il.82# p. m.
BROAD AID WASHINGTON AvKNuR-a.a0--S.V
-l0Iba q. -3.l0-4.3O--6l5p p. m.
NEW .00-ll,A0 a. m.-A.A9-
$40 D. IN.
Daily and Sunday. Fl
On Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
The President of Glrard college Dead

I1h11O0l'''Ou IOo0 NkISF'"OOII 10 IIIe OahtIIe.I
PHILADELPHIA, August William Fl
Allen, president of the Girard College, died
this morning at the college. He had been
suffering for a long time from genera
debility and Bright's disease.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
How Thau ~

1Assoclated Press dispatch to tho a..
Tucson, ARIZONA. Aucns, 'ae we 'aaeite.
noon ,.. hard character, whose uay nama y, ai
known threatened to XIII a Fraan, na,l'e Was
Sde vIc,,1, evening n he deliberately an attarEni
vlctlm ', and cut his throat, indicti"aa tiuacked
wound. He was taken ia iaiyI'lng iaiI mo
a,%rwards and ward the citizens took the p mS.1 ~,
ana hung him to telegraph pols sJs 'il'i
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30

lew No. 8 Wheeler Il Wilson
decidedly the best.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
That Husband of Mine

lines the man he was before he be-
ssWells' Health Renewer. 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
Cleared OF Murder and Then Murdered.
1AssociateA Press dispatch 70 the GaxetIe.

GOODMAN, MASS, August 29.-Doctor
Isaac B. Clayton, who was charged with the
killing of Freeman Lester, in January last,
but who was acquitted, was killed near here
to-day. When found the body contained III
buck shot wounds. The assassin is un-
known
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
A Thing That is Needed.

IT. is stated on the authority of Lesse Tat
nall and Secretary Rice that stand is to be
erected on the Front and Union grounds in
time to be occupied at to-morrow's game.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
OUR MAILS

ss-The black figures denote the Liua'ssa
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
uIrY ErEnss

,susteriey 4 %, RhOtOgraphers, sOz Market st
tAt I TINS EaISRs1aDs.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-30
Local uuotastofas,

CORRECTED DAILY BY THE WILLIAM LEA l.
SUNS COMPANY, BRANDYwINR MILLS
WHEAT FLOUR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
DIED.

HUTSINPILLER,-0n Dec. lst, ELENoR
MABLE HUTsINPILLRR aged 10 years, 3
months and 20 days. Also Dec. 4th,
MORTON ANDREW HuTsINPILLER aged
years, ii months and days. Children
OF Mr. and Mrs Alouzo Hutsinpiller, resid-
ing near Oak Greek miles east of Al
bany.
[They were victims of that dread disease
scarlet fever, and were sick but little more
than two days each. Thus in the bloom Of
promising childhood these dear ones werc
taken from loving parents. Ella was spsei-
ally loved by all her school mates-ever
puuotual in her CLASSES and making rapid
progress in all her studies She was very
thoughtful and kind to her younger brothers
aud sisters, giving them almost mothers
care and little Morton was 4 bright playful
follow just ready to begin life'a work But
| they arc gone TO a brighter life--a better
home above there to complete what wa.
SO well begun on earth.l
| 'Iet us be patient these severe Affections
Not from the ground arise
But oftontimes celestial benedictiens
Assume this dark disguise.
They are not dead-ehlldren Of our Sffection
Bu. gone into that school,
Where they no longer need our poor protection
Aud Christ himself doth rule,
: s. G.I.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator Of the estate OF Tyre
Alley, deceased, IN pursuance OF an order
OF the County Co=rt. OF Linn county,
Oregon. duly made and entered Of record,
will on Saturday the 18th day Of January,
1888, at the hour OF one o'clock, p. M, Of
said day on the premises hereinafter de-.
scribed, AZ public auctisu 20 the highest
bidder, sell all the right, title and interest
OF said deceased in and TO the following
described real property to-Wit
All the donation land claim Of the said
Tyre Alley, being notification No. 3,S76
and claim No. 81, situated in sections "a
aud -, township Is south, range west,
and sections 10 and 30, township Is south,
range east, Willamette meridian, except
20 acres of the north end, containing 40
acres, in Linn county, Oregon. Also, the
following described premises beginning
at the \. K. corner Of the northwest quarter
Of section ., township Is south, range /
west and running south 20 chains thence
west % chainsto the Santiam river thsnce
north 2 degrees east 20 chains themes
uerth 10 degrees west 20 chains Themes
east 30 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing l02 acres, more or less, In Linn
| county, Oregon: Said premises 10 be sold
in parcels to suit the purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE: One half the purchase
price cash in hand, the balance on q credit
| of twelve months from day Of sale, with
| interest at ten per cent per annum; the
deferred payments to be secursd by maori
gage the premises.
Dated Dec, 18th. lSS2.
I'D. NooD,
Administ1 ator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
cOuneH ProeesdIas.


Tuesday evening, Dec. 2G.h.
Present Mayer, Recorder, Marshal and
Aids Scott, Hoffman. Blackburn and
RIisout. Absent- Harvey and Lansing.
Tie committee on the proposed Ditch
case reported, tho report was accepted and
a motion made that Judge Bonhan Of
Salem, bc employed 10 conduc the case,
TO receive go for taking Il through the
Circuit csuTt, and s51 tho Supreme G ourt,
Klaken up.
Report Of Recorder for 4th quarter on ae-
counts and edrrent expenses read and 70 :
ferred ~ committee on accounts and cu r
rent expenses.
A motion WAS made and carried that the
city procure the material TO build feaces
on tho engine lots. and that tho building
oft be under the supervision Of committee
on streets and public property.
Moved that the bonds Of Treasurer and
Marshal be 5000 each, and that the sslOoR
bonds DO approved. Carried.
Tho following bills were referred X =
Murray, 81 IS DEMOCRAT, S9.o5 : Conrad
Meyer, si.eO; Hoffman Il Joseph, ss.55
John Davidson, SO; I @ Denny, SO; n J
Henton, tIs.4o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Rarglars.

Last Monday evening, while Dr.. Price
and family were at the Christmas tree al
the q. p. Church, an entrance was
effected by burglar into the residence
In the Western part OF the city, the party
for 1t seemed to be 4 single person
getting In by the way Of q window in the
back of the house. He was lawless sorl
ofa scamp, for he went into everything
and threw things around promiscueusly,
aud from indications was only after mon
ey and jewelry. Of the former he found
only dollar or tive; OF ths latter he cap.
tured q silver watch and chain belonging
to the Dsctor, two or three breast pins be-
longing to Mrs. Price, and several other
swall pieces Of jewelryi but did not take
ans wearing apparel or goods Of that na-
ture. The only light which the fastidious
burglar used was matches, which were
found half burned all ever the house. One
which was dropped when lighted into G
dressing case started to burn the things
around 1t, but aitsr scorchiug the case some
fortunately went out. An impression el
tracks back OF the house was obtained, bu'
there was neshings uncommon about them.
On the same night an entrance was
made into the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Tree
dale, but Mrs. Tweedale returning about
then they len without any disturbance be-
fore they had time to take anything. Our
citizens cannot be too careful about fasten-
ing their windows and doors 1t night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
{. =. cHracH.
csrseuI Topics.

"wiil my house be burglarized. =
Considerable good scnse was displayed
Christmas night by giving presents of fair
value, without too much display.
RaiIisa are exhibiting the eAprieea Of the
dice.
WIN we forget to write It
As Railroads nust have something 10 OH
set the big profits made from their monoPo-
iestis habits. accidents aud freshets, are
instituted. for the pnrpose Of putting part Of
the money in the pockets Of iaborers and
mechanics.
About two hundred marriages Are con-
auminated in Linn County each year
Whether II is pronounced Albina or Al
bsenA il causing considerable feeling. and
may result In the changing Of the name.
Il is said that Cinnamon do not apprcci,
ate our Christmau. but handsome silk hand
ksrehiefs just received from Pretty testify
90 the fAlSitY Of this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Obituary Notice.

Mr.. Isham Walker, tho subject Of this
obituary was born Ia the Ststo Of Tcnnes-
SEQ, he professed loiIgion whil0 quite
young and unitod with the Baptist Church.
Ho united I'm marriage With Miss NJ G
Howell Of that State, with whom ho lived
Ia undIsturbod harmony aud raised q
respectable family, who lave followed
his example la usefulness. ITs removed
To Oregon Ia an early day and became an
honorod citIzeu OF Linn county, whero,
afor tho death OF his companion. lac mar.
rod Mrs u N ThomPyoB, Of tlse same
county. in the year 1874, with whom he
lived happily until death severed their
union. During hls sick ness his faithful
companion lIko an Angel Of mercy was
ever ready TO Tondor any services he
needed.
prother Walker flied tho measure Of
noble citizen, loved his country a. true
patriot, kind husband and devoted faith
or, faithful and energetic christian, pos
essing = WARM heart, prompting liberal
contribution for tho cause Of Christ.
During bis protracted Illness he enjoyed
religious conversation, enjoying the spirit
nal presence OF the Savior. In view Of
death he had no fears realIsIng an assur-
anco OF u home In heaven. lie passed
quietly 70 tho rost that remains for the
faithful on tho i2th Of October, 1852, aged
~ years months aud . days. Peace 10
his departed spirit. The Baptist Church
in Albany mourns tho IA@s Of beloved
member.
| Il. &. HILL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
u Seats All

Yes, sir, tho stock OF holiday goods at
GIaGw ehl's l. rally fiand unsurpass-
cd In Albany. Ills stock Of ehildren's
express wagons, carriages, horses, etc. IN
tho largest this side OF Portland. Hba
boys saw bucks and saws arc worthy OF
attention, and then for toys generally,
th:ro arc any number, dolls OF all kinds,
tlntoys Of lngenuis make. canons, rubber,
tin, wooden, and all kinds OF toys aud
enough % bew.ldeT one; how they do bug
out the eyes of tho youngsters.
And for elder people II the best French
china In tho city, procelAin, stone and
earthon ware. His stock OF silver plated
ware Is being greatly admired and dsserv-
ly 30. for IT, is uucommCnly fine. The
hsndsomest kinds OF vases are found here
Of the latest designs. Take Mr.. Grad
wohl's stock altogether and there is not q
better selected one, with view 70 tho use
ful aud ornamental, for holiday gifts, In
Linn county. Do not purchase before
calling on him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Decidedly sharp.

One or the sharpest business maneuver-
ings that has yet come to eur knowledge
was recently consummatsd by Mr. Va
Reed. At present manager OF the Ameri-
can Mortgage Company OF Scotland. Mr
Reed upen his difficulty with the Oregon
and Washington Savings Bank Associa-
ten OF Oregon OF which he was manager
for several years, and just previous to the
final breech, made an assignment OF ths
cream of the mortgages Of The latter COM
pany to the former company, now run by
him, In this stata, at least we can speak
authoritatiysly about Linn county, and
are well informed IS to the rest, In this
county twenty-ons mort cages were as
signed Oct. 95th for a consideration o
$Sl, 200. In Marion county, we under.
stand thirty-five were assigned, and In
other countys, We believe. the same prac.
tice was carried out, thus giviHg the new
eOmpany big lin, and taking some OF the
best mortgages from the old one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Reunion of tAe Old HeeAaaie. Raaa

Wednesday afternoon several of the men,
bers Of the old Mechanics Band, which made
our streets SO lively few years ago, met
again and played together after separation
ef eighteen months. They got their lips on
well and played with almost the old style
expression. So well did they get along to-
gether that they ventured on our streets, and
furnished several excellent pieces. We ac-
knowledge pleasant serenade, and only
wonder at their temerity in submitting their
mnsic to such experienced ears as ours. Fol.
lowing are the old members who were pres
ent 1t this reunion and assisted ia filing Our
streets with music for an hour or Sc Charley
Pierce, John Spaneler, Z w Iangdon, VIII
Miller, Frank Wood, John Gsltra, Mack
Monteith and Watt Montaith. They were
assisted by o L Irving. The boya- report
splendid time, and are talking some Of re
organizing. We certainly hope they will
for they wOuld help to enliven matters con-
sider4bly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Bras Ribbon cIab.

An interesting meetln q Of this clul
was held last Friday evening, there be
Ing only fair attendance. The music
was furnished from omo temperance
books, ard was very eommendable. A
reading by Miss Lib Irvine and reci.
tatlon by Miss Ina Robertson were both
goDd. Tho address by Rev. r. J. VIII
500, OF Halsey, elicited tho closest at
tentIon and received tho approval Of
all. The following committees were
appointed by the President for the
State Alliance which meets here In
February, the first
ON ENTERTAINMENT.
Consisting sftwo from each church /:
Congregatiohal-Mrs A stalger, " X
BlaIn.
Methodlst--Mrs f NJ wsstfalI, Mrs
w X Cannon.
Prosbyterian-Mrs Il u Clark, Pref A
NJ Nation.
UnItod pre,byterIan--Nrs l. r BlaIn
Miss Maggie Foster
Evapgelical-Mrs w J Davis, Z B
Pu rdom.
Baptist T + lIackleman, Rev Il G
Hill.
NJ T. south--E II skIpworth. Mrs B W
CundiG.
ON MUSIC.
DR. @ w Grey. Prof w Davis. Prof
J w itobb. Miss Jennie Clark, Miss Lib
Irvine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
Appealed.

Upon verdict Of mot guilty" being
found IN the Wachenheimer case In
the U. s. District Court. an appeal was
taken to the Justice COsrt in this city.
E. r. skipworth. J. P, and the prisoner
was brought here, also charged with
burglary, it being claimed tLat he had
made false keys aHd entering the store
while in the hands of the sheriff. had
sold goods to various parties. 4 wriI
OF Aubeas corpus was issued and WacheB.
heimer was taken back TO Portland
where hfs body was produced in court
Wednesday morning. This taking Al
appeal from Judge Deadly TO our worthy
Justice, Is q feather In the cap of tn.
Court ever which he Oficiates, and pla
ces it on an equal with the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-12-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

s. Z. Gray is back from Prineviile.
Adran Comely has been in the city late
~.
Dir. VIM. Gravss. ofsalsm. was in Albany
Monday.
Mr.. Ed Piper. of Salem. is in the sity
this week. =
Mr.. P II Raymoal is on trip 70 Portland
and other places
Capt L Lanning Was in Portland tho
first OF the week.
Mr.. Johz Nslson. Of shsdis. was Ia the
city last Tuesday.
DR. Ed Clark, Of Eagene. spent Christmas
with his parents ia this city.
Jim Davis, who has been attending school
at Eugsne. is hotne on a vacation.
Harry Uphan and wifs Of Portland, are
spending the holidays 10 Albany.
Miss Laura Goltra, Of Portland, spent
Christmas with hsr parents in this city.
Miss Lydia Rumbaugh rsturned from n
trip to Portland and other placcs last Mon.
day.
Tracy Porter came up from Salem last
Monday and is now forcman in the Herald
office.
Mr. Z L Bristow. blsiness manager Of the
Portland Standard, was in the city last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, sister and brother.
in-law Of o. L. frhomkeas, arc visiting with
her in this city.
Mr VIM Hopkins left Tor Salem last Sun.
day on the steamer SaIe1a, and will spend
the holidays there,
Mr.. Ghas. Pierce, formerly loader Of tho
Mechanics and Ladies' Cornet Band. has been
in the city this week.
Jason Wheeler, says the PrincYillc Mems
has been confined to his house for a week OF
so with the rheumatism.
John Goltra il spending his vacation al
home in this city. lie Il nav student a
Willamette University at Salem.
Mr. Walter Mcdee, OF Sweet Home wa
in the city the first OF the week, and very
kindly remembered the DRxocRAT Office.
DIR. Lige Irvine and wife, came up from
Portland last Saturday and arc spending
the holidays in this city among their man,
friends.
Rev John A Shaw has been in the city il
the interest of the American Sunday Schoo
Union, and is now stopping with Rsv T ]
Wilson, at Haisey.
{ Farley Mcknight is nov working on th
4 railroad in Umatilla county, where he hs
charge Of a gang of men. He is doing fir
o rate and likes the country. g
a Ala Harris returned from Rosebnrg la
!. Monday, and Tuesday was followed b
{ Mack Monteith. They disposed of the entil
!. stock of Otto Fox's goods.
,t q G Hcgue came over from the Bay late
J. and crossing tho river on the steamer Satcs
d arrived in this city Sunday morning, loo
4 ing as if he had had quite siege OF rout
i travelling.
.e Rev re Miller, of Roseburg, in compal
with his wife, has been in the city for sev,
!. al days. On account of q severe cough t
re former has been compelled to give up preae
Ia ing for several weeks,
at Bruce Mcknight left for Portland Ii
Tuesday, and will spend the winter the
CHI taking lessons on the violin. He was
r. companied by his brother, and Whit era