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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

VIM. Pl has just opened his rT'herche res
ing. He will delight in serving q iCurcans with
pOrtrr-houSe steaks, fine chops, all KINDS Oh
saddle rock oysters on the half shell and other
wise, fresh salt water fish ana an xmas OF HallG
that the season gives. \ lunch counter loaded
with all the good NiundS of the market is con-
nected with the establishment. Mr.. Pcil has
also taken charge of the lunch counter oi me
Naudeyillc and under the arrangement now
complete will run two complete sets OF attend
cnts cooks. walters and ali. one visit to nun
will assure all who wish to enjoy strictly hrNt-
class fare. Fine wines and liquors Oh az KINGS
can he had. li-l'-'ih
Geo. w. Caldwell has for sale the celebrated
Lcona Ranch in UValdc and IaNalla counties,
containing some 5000 acres OF land under
fence. with miles OF fresh running water, grass
timber, pens, cOrraS, etc, 2.3 commerce street.
This is fine opportunity FOR iliSt-cI;ss invest
mont.
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Barrate's Restaurant,

2ti5 Commerce street, opposite LOCKWOOD y
Kampnl,inn's bank, is the resort OF all go0d
lverS Barrate has been here five years, at the
same place. and is known as one OF tne pGst
caterers in Texas where he has been Tor tLe
past seventeen years. The best meats TO De
had i'm the market, vegetables in and out Oh
season, fresh fish, game of all kinds, &c Nc.,
can always be had, cooked in the best OF Styles
and served by attentive walters, at ms rc :,
rant Give him Il call. ll-lo-ol
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
200. 900 Head of Live stock for sal" in
Old Mexico.

We have io,r > head OF cattle i""" head OF
sheep. and Soy cral Thousand m"" "i hlI'.I' ana
point on m" I}iuGrnnd", IN Mexico.
Also. several nnr farms and TAR" 'f''l@ az
sirIhp yI3u ny lands. in n'''iI'', {" IRON ~, 10
prraCrr. For fun particulars address
ADAMS ~ NATHANO.
Dealers in Live Stock and Real Estate, Monte
rev. Republic OF M"yicO. -, w
it..frrd by pprlni. ion /. W. Gitf"rd,
$ec'v Anglo Texas Mexican Mining ant HiH"lt-
ing VA NiadHma, Mexico, or san AntonI"'
Teas r. MaIgaIm, Fran. CucII"r' OF NON
teTey.
Elegant and perfectly grutie sa.lhic pony !of
s,t. ALir,rSs e. fhiS Office, ll-:sI-4t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22
AJeaf from Mexican History.

Juan c. C. Hill, Texas veteran, Is 9mong
the guests at the Menger Hotel Mr.. flu
,vos with other adventurous spirits made a
prisoner by Mexicans at MieT, bu' escaped
ths fste of his comrades Santa Anna, taking
comDassion on Mr.. Hill because of his eX-
treme youth. adopted him ard for thirty years
Afterwards he lived in Mexico. He receiVe,!
= GOOD education and was furnished with
means for engaging in business.
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1l-a0
Ludwig MahnCke

Announces to visitors and the people or san
Antonio that he has always ON hand Eagle
Lake Trout all kinds of salt water fish ana
oysters arriving daily. All delicacies OF the
season and whatever the market furnishes Will
he served in fine style. Restaurant ut "A.
ShOlz saloon, private entrance on Loso!a -.
ll-1l-lm
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A Tempting Display.

lust now is the s..-.cson when the ladies 'plr,"
it.. inc dress ".5hd- silks S!Itng NclN"tN 49,
mi DIV n.v. az had "A n,.tttr opportunity L"
S,tisfV thri. fonyingS th;lm i nov offered al ).
. J'' S@is, Alamo plaza Th'Ir foods ,f %r'
All new and in lh" ia>h"nlh' >HM''>, inr>
,yrri.' Gatherings in hosiery, Etr"S, rlhhpnS cor
...,sand window curtains vii! be- II special lrt-
go. and those who wish to cc"m"miHr ann
still get the richest goods should c;''l 1T '">h'
Song
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

ANY one DESTROYS Of purchasing one OF the
most beautifully located private r"NH'IIl'c,%, III
H,stip can address the Undersigned. INT
IrnunIIs are ample. and great expense ANA care
has been given to the ciiti1ali2H OF "rnl'nrn,
toI shruhhcry. The place would he rArrH"n'
"a. ,,Ilir Institution if not wanted for pr
,',+e residence. It'll JAS. i. NEWCOME.
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The Books

Are now open for subscription I" stock in the
second series of the Merchants Mechanics
Building Il Loan Association. For full partlcu-
lars apply TO W. \. HoNfNCE' sc }.
lO-2S-tt "a Solcdad Next Court House.
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Inst Received.

large assortment of ladies clOakS, dolman $
ulSters and circulars in latest styles.
Ladies will do well to examine our goods be-
fore buying elsewhere.
BLUM j. KOENIGSBERGER,
Il-2O 24S Main street.
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For Sale.

A fine and well fitted up restaurant WIN Il
GOOD run of custom None but good, first
class man need apply. Phi. IL. wolfe, Alamo
nh, ll-l4-S2-5t
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For Sale.

A Brunswick combination pool and blizzard
CNonarch Style) table. Apply at S'lnset saloon.
ll-llj-lO NJ. NCDEhMoll'
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Emerson loans money on everything but
future prospects. o-2-u
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How Does This suit You

,,i,',.I in line and low priced New York an'
Philudrlphia shoes, Of which they ht>r an mr. nm.
mnnst. stock in extent and variety. In rIolh
iny and gents furnishing goods 'ilcE are m1N
inc i large rum tine elegant new HtAiCS' H. wei
,S tho Substantial character of the goods man
IN. it possible for everybody, |" he Sut,'"
;This will be Il star week 1T J">hr = ana mos,
VIM io .j,ii, hn,,.n. :, visit ll-hl-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

P,pcrS for Sale Two Thousand "id lnlmI> t"l
sale at this office. "
Furnished Rooms to Rent Apply at me WIS
sion Garden.
For a rood duality of bricks go t" Ed
~, roi a -, l-lS-iw
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HOuse for Sale.


IN Az u, between Sth and 9Th streets; Apply
ia Mr. wilson on premises. il-io-b
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

Nine Cariotta Patti sang in London last
month for the benefit OF the Cuban children.
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Statement

OF receipts and disbursement mace ny ., d. I,
laroSte. county treasurer, BeNar coui'!'
commencing ON the first day of November
4. ID. 1881. ana ending on the 3lst day OF oc-
tubpr, A. ID. lSS2:
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-22

Fine line of imported piece goods for fall
jus in. PANcoAsr x ooN'
8-I4-tf
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Facts Worth Knowing.

That A. Zilian's TurkoRussian bath will
positively cure piles, rheumatism, dumb ague,
colds, poison oak, and all kinds of skin dis
eases. Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
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ORDNANCE STORES.

SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,
November ~, 1882.
There will be sold at thiF ArsrnaI; al puHe
az I6 S'"'i a m "A quantity OF Saddle Blan-
ket IS SaTde Cloths. Saddle Trees, Brides, Ma
chimes, &c. 49,. ..,,ii,i,,,. &C.
,.sn h,. b,J ON applicIiiDn To this Hr$"nai
YAH ~ '' '' JOHN 4. RESS,
2s6t Captain of OrdnNn", '"mnI"ndIng'
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DON'T FORGET TO GALLON
&. \. ID L f II l. + r..
PM COMMERCE STREET, .....,.,.
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SWEETS.
FINE CANDIES Pure AND FRESH, DKNAMENTS
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE
CANDLES AND CANDLE liUIDERS
AND LAST But NOT LEAST
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
FIRE WORKS, FIRE CRACKERS
CANNON CRACKERS, ETC.
Fun FOR ~
TIE BOYS,
ll-l,-t jan WIIliot i END
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When they tell you how sorry they are
because they can't do it, 60 to your Ola ano
tried friend Emerson. o-2-u
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-Pancoast & Son is the place to get nice
fitting suit. S-I2-u
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RECEIPTS.
balance on hand Nov. !, 1881 ......,.S ON" 81
TO amount received from county COZ ,,o =;
hector. occupation taN...........;' lt''i' II
70 amounts received from count! coi- >, .,- -
lrctOr, al ValOrCm taX...........';' '"''i' 40
TO amounts received from county COL ,,, a..
hector, back and poll tax. LINN W.
70 amounts received from county COZ !. .,- 49,
hector. redeemed landS.......... o'o'' %
10 amounts received from state comp 49, ~,
trUlirr, ont county lands. .....'.. '' 0'
70 amounts received from rrhlS Oh ,,, "a
Kinney county school lands ,..",. h'''"
To amounts received from sales Oh
kmhull and Mason county Srhool 49,, "A,
lands, hcing first pay nlrnt thereon i'''" w
20 amounts received being interest
due on purchase money Oh County 80, a.,
school lands ........ -. .......''' "'' 10
To amounts received from county 80
clerk, hire of conNlctS.., ...:.:.:'. ""i ~
To amounts received from ShcflH lof $50 -,
feeding ont county prisoners: i'io' -
70 amounts received from Shcrl1 Tor , -.
feeding" /. :. prisoners. ;...::.':' '''''' VI
TuumOuntS received from Shcrlll Tor
fOrtcituTr> for bonds ana capRts ,-, no
pro fines ............ .......-. l,i'' '"
To amu,ints rrcCi> cd from state comp
trOlrr.... ..-..... ........: .''' "
70 amounts received from city OF san
Antonio. feeding pa,IpcrS. ......., III" w
Toanl"tlh,~ received, rents from brick ,,o :,
house. ........... ........ ..'..'''; i'' ~
70 amounts received, jury fees ana sac, 80
fines e.. ........... ...-. $780,. i''f' ~
10 amounts received for bonds, is
sued ON compromise of Mexican
G.. ity. less discount end comlhls- -, 80
SION '.'''I '~''''
70 amounts received for bonds, issued
Tor building of court house, less 80, -,
discount and commission ........., 'N,'i" W
70 amount received from county at
turnry. Judgment against +. brown :" !"
70 amount received from Pedro &C.
VallOS, on Uvcrirlwn warrant - w
TO amount received, being board OF =,
fanatic returned. ....... III
"a received from ibt!illnS
a.<uciitiOn for gas used while III o
Sp>SlOn......... ........ .......''': - wv
To amounts received and returned 10y ,
different insurance agencies. ~ w
q" t,,.',I',,,r ,.yr,ss ON commissions 40 III
81, ii
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Wiener Wuerstchen and Horse Radish
Fitch Hotel.

When You go to Eagle Pass stop at the Fitch
Hotel, where YOU can get the best accOlnmodu-
tons Table always supplied with the best III
market and no pains spared 10 nl;tkc guests
comfortable. lU-@.-lnl
Sole leather trunks and valisrs at Pancoast
j. Son. "-O-u
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$4,000 lie COntre Pear Trees

, per mail, postpaid for 81. The lluntSNillc
Nurseries, Alabama, have heretofore adNcr-
ti>r only for the Wholesale trade, htlt now Of
fer inducements to all who plant Fruit Trees
and Frut Plants. Catalogue free. |, Il w.
lNk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-17

several days, returning home Tuesday. He
is doing we'll at that place, and proposes 10
remain th,re, as he has found no locality no
likes SO we'll
Jas II. Foster left Albany Wednesday
noon for California, with the hopes Of i'm.
proving his health. lie will remain there
some little time, and II il 30 DO hoped that
he will bc bonefttsd by California climate.
Mr. Robt Berwick, lately from tho east
has purchased farm in Linn county. aud
will tako possession of il next fall. In the
mean time he will remain in Albany aud
give his children tho advantage of our ex.
collent school.
H. A. Cathey, graduate of Albany Gel.
legiato Institute. has announced himself a.
candidate for School Superintendent before
the Douglas county Republican Convention.
lie Is now Superintendent of tho Roseburg
schools.
Samaritan Lodge. No $40, |. o, @. T. OF
Harrisburg, elected tho following delegates
To attend ths temperance meeting la this
city last "Wednesday; De. II A Davis. n A
Blodgstt. I Anderson. A l. Morris and
s ) Train.
While tho Odd Follows had charge Of
Albany last Friday aud Saturday We received
calls from Hon Jas Schooling. NJ " Canter
and Jas Riley, part Of tho delegation from
Harrisburg. Thoy report that their place
will improve considerably during the coming
summer.
Frank EllOrt and Tom Curran returned
d.. Bankers Walt at Brownsville Sunday.
They left this city early in the morning::eaeh
bang astride quadrured of the genus
horse. They returned Monday morning
looking haggard aud wan. tho mere shadows
of the healthy pictures they usually present.
ID will be long time before they attempt
another such Quixotie expedition.
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Russell rnsCE.

IL will be remembered that on tho 7th
OF lash November this eslimablo young
man was drowned whiio crossing tho
Saniism. Since then every effort has
been made 10 discover his remains, but
they all proved fruitlcsa. until last Friday.
when hIs body WAS found near Waterloo,
about thlrty-fivs miles below where ho
entered tho river. a dog was observed
70 act Strangely along tho river, 30 much
80. that hs was followed 10 tho romalna,
which, with other dogs, ho had been dis.
turblng. Tho body was only recognized
by the pants, which eorrsspondcd with
the coat and vest Russell throw OF before
on:ering tho river, aud by p1ir OF socks
which hi" mother knit Tor him. Tho
romans wero brought 10 this city las,
Sabbath, and buried q. tao o'clock In the
afternoon In tbs city eemsloTy. The ser.
vicos were conducted tho.o by Rev. l.
II. Cordii, assIsIod by Rsv. S. q. Irvine,
and although short wero very impressive.
They were Witnessed by a largo coneourst
OF friends, relatives and citizens, who will
remember with sadness tho las. rites over
tao body OF ono who when living VA,
loved by all ncar 10 him and respecto by
everybody.
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one or sIore Surgeons.

From tho Pacific Surgical Institute, 3O5
Kearny street, San Francisco, win be at
tho st. Charles hotel, Eugene City, March
2lst and 22d at the 81. Charles hetel
Albany, March cath and 25th ; and NJ the
Chomeketa hotel, Salem, March 9Th and
2sth, fully prepared TO treat all tho dls-
eases and deformitles treated at tlis
institute, such as spinal diseases and all
diseases OF the joints, rupture, nasal
catarrh, chronic rheumatism, lung dis
ease, paralysis, nervous diseases, piles,
fistula, and female diseases. THIS Is the
only authorized branch OF tho Great North
western Surgical Institute on the Pacific
Coast, and desires not to 10 confounded
with any other institute.
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a surprise Party.

\ crowd OF our citizens, on TIA arslay
night, armed with snndry baskets and
''s'ch' Invaded tho residence OF q. T..
Tompkins aud mother, To- give farewell
visit, as they were on the eve OF depart
ure for Albany. They found bachelor ol
entertaining party sf young ladies who
had como TO cozdolo With him on the
mlsories Of single blos.ciness; Tho tables
were brought into ToqalsItion TO hold tho
magnificent feast prepared. In n abort
time the strains OF nansle from the Cornel
Band were heard aud the boys were
brought In. supper was soon announced
aud all dil Il ample Justice. The evening
passed in very pleasant social intercourse
songs and music. AZ lao hour the
thropg took their leave, having fully
ovineed 10 Ol th1. hc hasa host OF friend =
In this place, who Are sorry To scc him
leavs.-'iars.sburs DlssemInAtor."
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u viii. be apparent TO auJ ~s Who
will examine so,id GEL ,g..ieb, that
aside frsm the nee ssaIy -hiesBoss foc
engraving aad p0 shing, large pro
portion of Ese l.recious metal vsed is
6eede1 only 10 stiifoR and hold the etI-
gravel portions In place, and supply
the necessary soIidity asa stresgt
The surplus gold f. Lctna!.Y needle
30 far As utility and beauty are con
cerned. IN James Boss' Patent sSid
Watch Cases, this waste Of precious
mesal is overcome, and the ganie solid
lty aud strength produced at iral1 one
third tS one-half Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This process Is OF the most
simple nature, rs follows a plate Of
nickIe competition metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
Of sslid gold so;dered one on each side.
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the result is
attTip ef heavy plated eoTDpositloB,
from which the cases, backs, centres,
seLels. etc, arc cut and shaped by sui
table dies and formers Ihe gold fn
these gases Is sufficiently thick TO aa-
NIT OF all kinds OF chasi Z, engraving
and euamelling the engra Isd eases
have beeH carried ubtii w0rN perfectly
smooth by time hnd uso witsost re-
moving the gold. This - the only ease
made with i've platts % sOlid gold and
warranted by special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for
illustrated Catalogue, and 10 see wsr-
isut.
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REsCIED PROM DEATH

Tho following s.a'smens u VIM. j:
cou2hiin, cf Somervlie, Mass. Is 50 re-
fnarkablc that We beg 10 ask for II the at
ientIon of our readers. de says: "Ir tho
fall Of 1876 I vas taken with a violent
sia-eding ~ the luaIs. followed bY a Sc
we're conGh. / soon beza.s 20 lose Ny flesh
and appetite. ] WAS 20 weak 1T cne time
that could not lea-e my 5ea. In the
summer OF 1877 / was admits q ths City
Hospital. While there tho Doctor said
had hole IN nv left lung ss big as haifa
dollar. I expended over hundred dollars
on doctors and medicines Vas 80 far
gone AZ one time report y.-nt around
that l was dead. ] gave up hope. but
friend told me - DR. WA. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR TEE LUNGS. / laughed al
my friends, thinking that my case was in
curabso. but got bottle 10 salty them,
- hen to my surprise and eradication.
began To feel better. Ny hope, once dead,
began 10 revive, and to day feel in isetter
spirits than / have the past thu &c years.
II write this, hoping tha: you viii pub
lisli II. 80 that every one afflicted with dis
etSel lungs VIII lie inducs'l TO take DIR.
Vim. uail's Baisam for the Lungs, and he
| convinced thai cONSC MPTiON CAN BIZ
| CURED. ] have takea two bottles and
can positively say that il has done more
good than ali the other meyticines have
taken since my sickness. My cou.b has
almost entirely disappeared and | shall
soon bs. able 10 20 - work" sald hy
| druggists.
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A
DIED.

BREEDEN.-At Grass Ridge.in this county,
en- March 9Th, 1882, of heart disease. A.
r. BREEDFN.
[Mr. B. was one of the Oregon pionsers,
having come to this country at an early day
He leaves quite large family and many
friends to mourn his loss.
BUCHANAN Saturday, March llth,
at Walla Walla. of scarlet fever, FRANK
BUCHANAN, aged ten years.
frank was son of Eugene Buchanan,
lately of this city, aud was bright, manly
BOY, who made friends with everybody, and
was loved by all. Tbs news was reesived
in this city with great sadness, for it found
many TO mourn the loss OF one, thougl
young, yet possessing so many good auah
ties.l
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REACTED FRon DE4Iu.

The following statement of William J.
coughlin, of fSsmeTviiIe, Mass, II so re-
markable that we bog 70 ask for II the at
ten,ion Of our readers. Ifo Gays: ain the
fall Of 1876 ] was taken with a violent
bleeding ofthe lungs followed by a severe
cough. / soon began To lose my appetite
and flesh. j was 30 weak At one HiDe that
! could not leave my bed. the summer
OF 1877 was admitted 10 the CITY Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole
In my left lung as big as half dollar.
expended over a hundred dollar~ in doc
tors and medicines. I was 10 Tar gone at
one time report wont around that ! was
dead. i gave up hope, bat friend told
Ine 81 Dr. Mm. Hsll's IEalsan for the
/ lungs. / laughed nj my frieRds, thinking
that my casc Was inCuTable, but gOt 5
bottio TO satisfy them, when 20 my sur.
| prise ana grziinsziion, ! commenced "a
feel better. My hope. once dead. began
/ 10 revive, and to day feel iIF better spiE Is
than have the past three Year,.
| IL write this hoping you viii pulsiisl y
10 That every one Afflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be indu, Ell TO take Dr. VIM
/ Halls Baisam for the lungs, aud be con
WINGED that consumption can DO cured.
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that IL has done more good Than al
the other medIciucs / have taken sine
my sickness NV cough has almost en-
tirely disappeared aud shall soon b5 ab
% go 10 work" Sold ~ Gliffab-
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E:ne l;ibbOn cIuo.

There was large attendance at the
meeting last Friday evening. The pro-
gram as published last week was well
rendered. and tho different pieces were
received with considerable enthusiasm.
After the regular exercises an election
of officers was had, when the following
persons were chosen to serve the club
for the ensuing six months:
ED Haven-rresident
CHogue-1st Vice President
A M Mattoon-2nd Vice President.
G | Foster-Secretary.
Miss Kate Cenner-Trensurer
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Grand Jury.

Tne grand jury closed its labors
yesterday noon. Two indictments
were found against Eli Watkins, one
for suffering gaming and the other for
keeping open on Sunday. A true bill
was found against John Long for as
saulting A ID Morris, No bill was
found against VIM Lewis, who was
charged with stealing. Two or three
other indictments were handed in, but
they were not public property,
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Completely False.
GRO. w. GRAY,
ID. II. PUTNAM,
=. =. TRAIN,
Committee.

Last Sundays Mercury, ambitions TO DO
sensational, libols the character Of } A
Gross OF the Depot dotel In most = shame
ful manner. Henry Eig9nbori has been
in the employ OF Mr.. Gross for several
years. Ills wife has been living with
him, anl la.oly gavo birth to baby.
The Mercury states that on tho next day
the proprietor Of tho hotOl persmp.orlly
ordered and compelled her to move out
OF her room, and adds that "thc inhuman
proceeding has aroused the indignRtion
of the whole community" DC. We have
1t from Mr. Egon bord that these state
naents are absolutely false. On account
Of tho noise at tho depot no hal his wife
removed to the residonce OF Mrs Rhiner
In this city, where she could be taken
care OF, and Mr. Gross knew nothing about
It until It was bsing done. A complete
retraction Is duo from tho Mercury for thus
trifling with the character of respected
citizen.
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Chinsse Psui..

Tass' 'ay John Dsnpy. Of Peterson Bptto.
receive At this city several fowlI, shipped
fron his brother o. y. Dsnny. consul a.
Shanghai. An accnnn. OF them will bo
found IN the State Ns~s on the frat page
II Of them were Chinese fowls Of different
kind. one trio bsing of jss black. very large
anl handsome. ThesO viii bo doGss.icated
by Mr.. Denny.
The golden pheasAnts will bs let loose on
Pstsrsons Bate. for the parpose Of Lincrsas-
ing the species. II is earnestly requested ei
all sportsmen that they be let alone for the
present until they becoms fully established
here
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-03-17
4. II. RAYMOND. p. II
Mr.. ParrIsh's Removal

Mrs. l.. J. Parrish has removed her
millinery store from her old location into
the Froman brick opposite ). i: Noung's
store ane i now ready there to receive her
friends aud customers. She has good
stock OF millinery on hand ani keeps
adding 10 It constantly, not allowing j: to
run do~n. Her prices are lower than
usual and our readers Will do well to give
her call.
A mother aud son killed by King OF II
Blood. Tho mother was Dyspepsia, tie
son General Unhappiness. See adver' i-e-
mant.