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Sidewalk Letter.
OK rug SfDE.WAtW, I
July II, 1882 4

glackberrIcs, ripe Apples, Water
mclons. Peaches, Flour from new wheat
ard green Corn, warn us that Summer
hos,rns on. The already opened polill'
erl campaign warns ns that Autumn IL
,lmo., AT hand. The rains have modcr'
Nd the skies are brighter, crops ARE
'Snerb, and the autumn promises to be q
aasb Of prosperity ~ well rs delight
nos da,. have not come. The Dog star
svrius. though million times as far
s.,r, us as the sun, Ia the presiding deity
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Board of Supervisors.

The annual meeting of the Board o.
Supervisors of Washington County VIII
be held ut Abingdon on wednesday
July 2eth. All claims against the Co'n'
~ must be presented at that Time u
order that the Board may take action OF
them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure Pills-an Iufallible remedy;
never fail to cure the most obstinate, long
standins cases where Quininc and all other
rsnl,,h,i failed. They are prepared
EXPRESSLY for malaricuS sections, In double
boxes, two kinds Of Pills, containing u
s,rone cathariio and a chill breaker, sugar
Ooated; contain no ouiuinO or Mercury,
causing no gripping or purginsi they are
mild and efficient, certain In their action
and harmless In all cases they oifec,ually
cleansO the system and give new life and VIZ
or to the body. AL household remedy they
aro uneaualed. For Liver Complaint their
soual IL not known; one box will have
wonderful cfIec, on the worst case. They
arc uscd and prescribed by Physicians, and
.old by Druggists everywhere, or sent by
mail. rs and so cent boxes. Emory's Little
ca,har,io Pills, hest ever made, only 10
Cents. standard Cure Co.. III Nassau
slrs,, New York. April II, 's2-sm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-18

=. Rohr, Notary Public for Washing.
ton County, has for rent good store
house, situated IN the central business
part Of town also four rooms IN second
story OF said hoiisc, suitable for offices.
Could be used Ne d dwelling.
June q, 's2-tf
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coLhINS' ELECTRICITY
NOTICE.
A SPLENDID CHANCE.

A SPLENDID CHANCE.
The undersigned desiring to change
his business, oiltrs for sale that de-
sirable property known M the "Road
man Property" located mile south
of Il. Il II, College,
Any one wishing to buy, will for
particulars, call and see the property
at rs early day as practicable, AZ q
bargain may be lost.
mo. NJ. DAVIS.
June 9th, 1882 3w
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Honorable Mention.

The Nashville World of the 18th, pays
the following handsome aud just tribute
to young gentleman whose Bristol ca
rcer was MS popular ms any mans:
Mr.. Edwin II. Thurman, agraduate of
The Law Department Of Vanderbilt Uni
versity, and brother to the cnterprising
clothicr and public spirited citizen, Clas.
Thurman, leaves today for virginia,
where he will spend the summer, aud in
the fall he will settle in Baltimore 10
practice his profession. Mr.. Thurman
while residing in this city has made for
himself most cnviablc reputation and
exhibited many noble traits OF character,
together with rare intellectual gifts.
We predict for him n brilliant future.
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Our Agents

The following gentlemen viii net NJ
our Agents, and are authorized to pro.
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
other business In our name.
Tagowell o. II, Va, II G. Aldcrsonj
Lebanon, Va, Capt. j. w. Me-
0room.
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.Inlyls.lsopl.

Spring Dale Whiskey has u world
wide reputation and can be had only of
Il. Roscnhcim, Baltimore. lie being
lie exclusive patentcc, and proprietor of
that celebrated brand.
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D,., ever male. Emory's Little cs'h'r"O
Pills, pleasant 10 iotr, snsar.eoa'ea, ",
gripping, only 10 cen,s boz. Of Drnssls'' VI
by mail. standard Cure Co., IA Nassau
Street New York. April ~ %
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when ] publicly testified that |
had been cured OF a terrible skin hum
or by the Cu,icura Remedies, / did 40
that others might be cured, and do not
regret the time given to answering In
ouirlea. Hon. William Taylor, Bos'
ton.
Catnrrh. Relief In Ave minutes In
every case gratifying, wholesome re-
lief beyond a money value. Cure be
Gins from first application, and Is ra-
Did radical and permanent Ask for
Sanfords Radical Cure. Complete
for 81.
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MICHIGAN WAGONS

Ono Car load Mitchell Wngons 70 In
number just received and for sale ut low
rates call at my Hardware Store Ferguson
Block.
July i,it s. r. FERGUSON.
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July.

JULY.
8. Russell Courthouse, Saturday
Especial, July 22nd.
4. Washington, Abingdon, Monday
(court day July Oath.
5. Montgomery, Christiansburg,
Tuesday, (court-day,) July 25th.
9. Scott Courthouse, Thursday
Especial, y July eth.
7. Lee Courthouse, Saturday (spe-
cial, } July Goth.
s. Wise Courthouse, Monday (spe-
cial,) July 3lst.
AUGUST.
30. Dickinson Courthouse, Wednes-
day Especial August %.
10. Buchanan Courthouse, Friday
(special,) August 4th.
II. Grayson Courthouse, Monday
(court-day, August 18th.
%l2. Floyd Courthouse, Monday
(court-dhy) August l4th.
10 Roanoke, Salem, Tuesday
(court-day,) August 18th.
IA. Lynohburg. We lnesday night,
August 10th.
10. PittsylvanIa, Monday Court
day. August 2lst.
IS. Franklin Courthouse, Tuesday
(court day, } August 22d.
H. Danvllle, Thursday night, AN
gust oath.
Is. Accomac Courthouse. Monday
court day August 2S,h.
10. Chlncoteauge Island, Tuesday
(apeCial. ! August Goth,
20. Bell Haven. Wednesday [spe-
cial, August 30th.
q. Eastville, Thursday Especial. ]
August 3lst
SEPTEMBER,
%. Norfolk, Saturday night, Sem
tom, han OF
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-HITMORS.

The eAuse Of most human Ills. and curing when
physicians, hospitals, and all other methods and
remedies fail, Scrofula or Kings Evil, GlandulM
sweIlings, Ulcers. old sores, MILK Leg, MercurRl
Affections, Erysipelas Tnmors, Abcesses, Carbun-
cles, Boils, BLOOD poisons, Brights Disease, vast
ing Of the kidneys and Liver, Rheumatism, Con.
stipation. Piles, Dyspepsia, and all Itching. and
ScAly
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Attention Teachers |!

The following named publications
of II. II. BUTLER n CO., were
adopted fol use In the State Normal
Institute, held at tho University OF
Tennessee, Knoxville. during the
months Of June aud July, 1882;
Mitchell's New Geographic,
MItohcl's Outline Maps,
Mltoholl's Hand Book Of Mop
Drawing,
New American Readers,
New American Arlthmetics,
New American Reading Charts,
Butler'p Pictorial Hletory Y. y.
These publications have been large.
~ adopted from Johnson to Shelby,
and are giving universal satisfaction
ThsyarC Supplied al very Low lnIrOtuc-
tory Prices,
'Tbnchors aud others VIII fnd 10 ~
their interest 10 correspond win me
In regard to school books.
John ". PdltiCU,
Ag't for the Southern States,
Knoxville, Tcun
lulyls'aii.
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A. Il. SrARRETr, Notary Public
for Washington County. 0lllcc lO5
Main street, Goodson, Va.
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E. TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. R. R.

1. II You desire q pure Whiskey distilled
from Rye only and Of great age call NJ
Va. House or Nickels House, and call
for Roscnheim's Spring Dale.
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nI,IICHUPAEBA."

odot oomp cite cure. oil annoying KID
nav, Bladder and Urinary Diseases W.
Dauggiele,
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Thront

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should bc stopped. Neglect frequently
results IN M hcurdjie lung Disease ~
Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TR0CHES does not disorder the stomach
like cough syriips aud balsams, blit act
directly IN nc Bddmei parts, nllnylng
irritation, give rcllcfln Asthma, Bronchi.
It's, Coughs, Cdidrrh, aud the 1hfOdi
Troubles which Singers aud Public Speak.
Grs ARE subject 10. For thirty years
Browns Bronchial 'lrochcs have been
recommended by physicians, aud have
always given perfect satisfaction. llav.
Ing been tested by Wide and constant iisc
for nearly ~ entire generation, they
have aitalned wcll.ncrltcd rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold
NJ % cents u boN everywhere.
Jan, -, Sly
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-ERUPTIONS--

OF the Skin and Scalp, such as Salt RhCum, Psor.
irasls letter, Ringworm, Barbers Itch, Scald
Head, Itching Piles. and other DisAgurnK and
Torturing Humors from pimple to a scrnfulilit
ulcer, when asslstcd by CrrIcURA and CrTIcuRA
soar, the great Skin cures.
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WOOL WOOL!
FARMERS !

II N IVA Ia 1b5
Getyour wool spun Mt the BltiS-
TOL WOODEN MILLS. When
convenient, go directly to the loctory
No trains between o 80 A. NJ &5P. NJ,
SPLENDID STOCK TO SELECT
FROM of cloth, blankets d yarn,
With experience 6 best machinery
can guarantee best work.
Spinning l5cts, coloIing and mixing
3cts per III. good colors Nr. w.
ii. Robertson. at west end Of town,
also has cloth & yarns Of my make Ia
exchange. Merchantable produce Ia
ken for work or cloth.
q, II. LEWIS Proprietor.
June O, 1SS2-tf
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sKINNY MEN.

"w,lls Health pswrsr'' restores y sss Wv.
md vlecr, cmei Dyp'ppla' '"PO''"'''
Sexual Dsblliy. NsffiH
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PLANTERS
WE WANT no SELL YOU

WE WANT TO SELL YOU
25 TONS of the Celebrated "Star
Brand" Fertilizer. The best for
Tobacco, Corn. Potatoes, Cab
bnge, &c.
500 Bugs Ground Plaster. pear.
Hon's.n Buona Vista, Il Holston.
500 Bags all brands Salt. viz SILT.
Vile, Kahnawa, Liverpool and
English Dairy. The latter II
the salt for Butter.makers to use
In making Fine Butter.
"TIIE BROWN Double Shovel
low--tho only Double Shovel
Plow that In desirable. Alan
Roland Chilled aud South Bend
plows.
BUY Your eupplIes Of ~ and sell
nv your bacon aud Graiu, aud
you will get rich and no happy
WILLIAMS T. kEEBLER.
April ~, IS8i-tf
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Eastward Daily.
Wsshin ton Time.
CONNECTIONS.

At LYNCHBURG. with Va. Midland II.
II. for panville and North Carolina points.
and for Washington and Eastern citieS
Al BURKEvlLLE, with r. & d. r. II.
FOR Richmond.
Through car from Lynchbnrg to Rich
mond.
At PETERSBURG. with p. r. r. for
Weldon. Raleigh. GoldHbJro, Wilmington,
and tho South Fast.
Al NORFOLK, with bay Limo Steamers
daily, except Sunday, for baltimore
thence rail TO Philadelphia and New York;
with Old Dominion Steamers, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays for New York,
anil on 7 .csdays and Fridays with NJ. Il
NJ. 7. Co. for Bosion and Providence.
First and second class tickets M low M
the loweAt-lhO lh4. Of Baggage rlccked
free to each whole ti.ket, AMI - lbs, 10
esch half ticket. lh00 mile tickets, S3I 80;
I00 mile tickets. $40. 0.
For further information ~ TO tickets,
rates, haggage. checks. &c, call on or adj
dress L. 8 BROWN, Gen'l Tray. Agt.'
Lynchbncg, Va.
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Clears out rats. mice, roachcs, flies, ants
bcd-bugs; skunks, chipmunks, gophere
l5c, Druggists.
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The finest or the market t. ho'sn
n,lm'. cclrb1tsd Spring pale WO''A'y'
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CAPTAIN John S. Wise.

Readjuster candidate for Congress
State at large-will address the people
at the times and places following;
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HENRY FINK. v.P. & Genn Mang'r,
CIAj. =, HATCH,
Gen'l. 1T. and Pass. Agent.
w. A. CARAENTER.
Asst q. +. Il Pas0. Agent
Lynchburg, Va
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June eth, 1882 3w
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CROUCH ON RATS"

%. Norfolk, Saturday night, Sen
tembe 81.
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Coulter md Reporter please copy.
July II, 's2--if
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scIoIrEMs.
scro, July 5th, 1882.

oIioi JulY OtH, 1907
Ed. Democrat
Notwithstanding the rain larger
crowd of people gathered in Scio yes-
terday (the itl) than has been seen
since the celebration i've or six years
ago. IL ceased raining about eleven
o'clock, and the rest oi tho day was as
pleasant as could be desired. The ex-
ercises took place ia tho church and as
the participants ar9 ~ widely known
comment ia unnecessary. From the
church The crowd headed by tho Stay.
ton y. H. marched to tho ground where
most yolmptuous foast was prepared.
The way tho vianda Disappeared was a
sufficient inaicntion that the fare suited
the palate of thosJ assembled. After
all had obtained great sulliciency, the
crowd reasscmblod and listened to music
by the band, tossts aud short speeches
by Rev. Doley, Prof. George, Suther-
land, Rev. Samuel Miller and others
At very appropriate time, indeed. tho
plugs hove in sight and carried by
storm. They took tho stand and carr iod
tho builesque through in good sLope.
They were Indeed ths feature of tho day.
Too much praise cinnOt be given the
managers of the plugs AS rything
worked like clock work. There vas no
hurrying here, thfic, aud everywhere,
regardless Of children and all lava OF
decorum. They came 70 the stand in
an orderly manLer and after keeping
tho people fall of laughter for some
timo they departed AZ orderly as they
came. This closed all the exercises at
the grounds and all then prepared to
tho ball in the evening, which was
grand succesa About one hundred and
twenty numborE were sold and dancing
was kept up in both, portions of Hous-
toms Hall
Miss Waggonor, Of JsHsrson, teceiy-
ed the prize for being the beat lady
dancer and AIra Morris the second
prize. Prof. A. Haas, Of Salem, Chas
Sutton, Of Seio, and Miss Thomas Of
Jefferson, composed the committee to
award tho prizes. Dancing Was con.
Nh'h'-N AAAil W , hhANt nFtH AHH EfbNh
diapefEcd, sorry that tho 4th Of July
doesn't come oftencr than once
yeaI.
Oar new bridge il completed and is
quite au addition 70 our town.
Chas Sutton and Miss Lizzie John
son returned last week from The Dalles,
where they have been attending the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, and
report having had pleasant time.
Charley Thomas is nov in Scio sell
ing shares on valuable mine, which
ho thinks he has discovered in the
mountains above here
J. c. Johnson atoutly denies the ac-
cusatioa brought against him by your
correspondent, "GlVer."
Among tho familiar faces from AL
bany we noticed that of Jea. Cline,
whose fascinating smiles have such
winning effect on the fair danes Of
Scio.
Miss BERTHE kaizeF, Of Salem, is
visiting friends near Scio.
Cfyys
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Irn,Sos NOTES
LEnAyox July, I2,h, Iss

LEEASox July. I2lh, 1852.
3D. Democrat
On Tuesday the stockholders OF
tho Lebanon Warehouse Co. held
their annual meeting for the pur-
pose OF elec,lng directors. j. Settle,
& II Ralston, w Il Donaca, a Kecs
and w NJ Smith were elected for the
ensuing year. From the report Of
the Secretary the business has been
very good. Mr.. Settle Il now tho
principal owner OF tho stock, owning
n little more than four-fifths Of H..
II Is likely that ke WILL buy out the
remainder all himself The properly
Is in good condition and well located
10 do q fair business.
Willie Smith ftmlliarly known as
"Huck Finn" died rather suddenly
at tho home OF his father, w T.
Smith, On Tuesday afternoon. lie
Was about sixteen years old, and for
the last three months he was run
ping on tho train as peanut boy,
where he gave general satisfaction.
Probably Mark Twain never describ-
ed character more correctly that
fitted any person than that OF Willie
Smith as Huck Finn. lie possessed
all the natural tact, kindness Of heart
and ways OF the original Huck. He
took down with fever while In Port
land and was brought home, where
after about week he took passage
on that train that Is ever bearing one
by one Oft, but never returns with
any OF the lost ones. The funeral took
place on Wednesday and was largely
attended.
At halfpast seven on Wednesday
morning our popular friend, G b
Montague, los. his eldest daughter,
Clara. 1t seems while Miss Clara
was on visit to Vancouver her fair
face aud charming manners attracted
the attention and deep regard OF
Mr.. J. Davidson, OF that city. The
attraction was mutual and the result
was as might be expected-a uniting
of their lives in one. Mr.. Davidson
has secured ( ir partner In life and
undoubtedly she viii never regret
the choice sho has made. After the
ceremony wedding breakfast took
place, which was all that eye could
wish or heart desire, and then the
happy couple, amid the kind good
byes and future we'll wishes oi
friends, TOOK their departure for Al.
bany by carriage TO take the noon
train for Portland, their future home.
May happiness and prosperity attend
them.
LEE.
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WHY Is 1T A REPRoACa :

Ia leading editorial in the Daily
Statesman. of the 7th inst, the editor of
that paper says
cat present the indications are that
nothing will come Of the "StaT Route"
prosecutions, save reproach and mortI-
tication at the utter failure on the part
of the government to use even moderate
exertions to convict the men who so
boldly defrauded the government. The
whole proceedings since Bliss has taken
control Of the cases on the part Of the
government might be truthfuIly charac-
terized as an expensive farce Pcorly
acted
Exactly &c, and why Let the
.Statesman tell its readers tIiat Dorsey,
tie chief star-router, is secretary OF the
National Republican Committee, and
was such secretary during the last pres.
idential election. He has never been
depcsed. He still wears his honors
gracefully. He is Of the stalwart per-
suasion and knows how to employ stall
wart methods.
During the last presidential campaign
when the fortunes of the republican par
ty seemed to be waning everywhere, and
particularly in Indiana and New York,
did not Dorsey and the rest of the star
route gang put up money enough, and
did not they and their agents and ennis
saries actually go into those states and
use It, and thereby tnrn the tide once
more in favor of the republican ticket :
And it cannot be so SOON forgotten,
that just after the presidential election,
a great supper was given to Dorsey at
Delmonico's in New York by snndry
stalwart magnates-that each plate at
that snpper cost two hundred dollars,
and that Chester A. Arthur was there
in all his glory, and declared that the
honor of the victory belonged to Dor
sey.
Thus it was Arthur became Vice
President, and Gaiteau's ballet, be-
cause ho was stalwart, made him
president.
No wonder the government" has
failed ..to use even moderate exertions
to convict" No sane man eger be-
lieyed the government" desired con-
victior.. 1t is nothing but the history
of Grant and the whiskey thieves re.
peating itself.
The State snaan pretends to be a half
breed organ, but it lacks the backbone
20 tell the whole truth touching thffe
stalwart proceedings.
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WAR N EGYPT

Affairs 10 Egypt have at last reached
4 crisis, aud guns have opened FIRE on
Alexandra. But for the vacillating
course Of the English government, this
step would have been taken long ago.
and the right of Great Britain to pro-
tect the Suez canal would have been
established beyond peradventure. The
threat of Arab Bey 10 drain the
Suez canal, the principal highway Of
England to her Indian dependencies
has at last aroused the Gladstone
ministry to the realization OF the fact.
that delay is dangerous, and that
England must appeal to arms to main
tain her rights.
This she has done, and on the morn
ing of the llth inst, Admiral Seymour
commanding the British fest, commenc-
ed the bombardment of Alexandria,
under protest of all foreign powers.
The latest dispatches inform us, that
there is no immediate prospect OF a
cessation Of hostilities, and it is even
feared in some quarters that the steps
taken thus far may result in general
conflict.
What will be the end Of this dispute,
none can foretell, but the probability is
that Egypt will shortly be added to
the dependencies of Great Britain.
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LEE.
nADEL RTEEIs.
MABEL, Or, July 10th, 1882

MABEL, Or, July 10th, 1882.
Editor Democrat.
AS it has been some time since | last
wrote to you, ] thought that | would
just drop you few items.
Oar two mill companies, Riggs, Son
& CO., and Workman Brothers each
are building sawmilI aud expect to
have them ready to cut lumber by fall
G. V. Crawford will build Touring
mill in connection with the Riggs saw
mill as soon as the lumber is cut.
These mills will all be in Mabel Pre-
cinct, and there will be no necessity for
them to make anything but frst-class
lumber as they are the first mills ever
built here, and we have as good timber
as there is in the state.
r. o. Widdle has sold bis farm to
Samuel Smith, late from Bloomfield,
Iowa. He still owns farm of 400
acres near Bloomfield and has it leased
out for FIVE years at 81 900 per annum.
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NOTICE is hereby given that under
~ and by virtue OF and In accordance
with tho provisions OF an act OF the LegiS-
lative Assembly OF the State OF Oregon,
entitled ian Act 10 secure Creditors a just
division OF the Estates OF Debtors who con-
vey TO Assignors for the benefit OF Credi-
tors" approved October Is, lS7S,an assign
ment for the benefit OF all his creditors has
been duly executed by A w achenheimer OF
Harrisburg, Oregon, and filed in the
Office ofthe Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of
tho State OF Oregon for the County of
Linn and the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and has qualified as assignee Of
the estate OF said Wachenheimer.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified and required TO
present the Same duly verified as reQuir.
ed by law, within three months from this
date. to the undersigned at his place OF
business In Junction City, Lane county,
Oregon or to Weatheriord d Blackburn
In Albany, Linn county, Oregon.
Dated this l4th day of July, 1883.
JosfrH STRRNBERa,
Assignee.
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We are under obligations to Hon.
+. E. Hedgkin, assistant secretary of
State for a certified abstract OF the
votes cast at the last general election,
for member of congress and the several
state officers; aud also for an ATTRACT
of the votes cast for the Circuit Judge,
Prosecuting Attorneys and joint Sena-
tors and Representatives in the various
judicial, senatorial and representative
districts.
Following are the majorities of the
members of Congress and several State
officers elect n. C. George, member
of Coagress 1906, R. P. Earhart Sec.
retary of State 2,5l6, Edward Hirsch,
Treasurer, 1862, E. B. NcElroy, Sup.
erintendent Of public instruction 1928,
w. FL. Byars, State Printer 243s, w.
Z. Lord Supreme Judge, I40l.