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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-20
mo- Renslhle PennIe

Ifyou want 70 make Christmas pres
ent 10 your husband, sweetheart, brother,
son or friend, there is nothing that Is
more suitable than nice hat. II is q
useful and suitable present, and involves
the expenditure Of no money for a useless
article that doesn't last three days, There
fore, 70 10 Martin CoheEs, thelhatter, 2i9
Main street. Tell him what you want,
and he will q the bill 10 your entire sat.
iefaction.
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MnrkefTeInprnma.

The Chicago telegram to the Merchants
Exchange this forenoon quotes crs Al
Z IS and l0c above last evenings close
lard 30 and l0c up; pork IA 30 and l6C
up; wheat 68l and &c up corn Gli and ~
up. At st. Louis oats are 30z and q,
down; wheat l03 and unchanged corr
A. and Nc up.
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SaIary o. ID ioarnalIst.

A young journalist who had worked
on a paper three years for a so per
week, had his salary suddenly raised
to IS, The next payday when be
called at the counting room for his
stipend the cashier said: There
seems TO be little gratitude 10 this
world. Here we have just raised your
salary without your requesting IL, and
now you want to collect Il. Yet We
are hard pushed at this moment, and
| know not how We will pay the bust,
ness manager his salary" Tears gath.
cred in the young journalists eyes as
he answered. Heaven knows / am
grateful; II you need the money 10. day,
keep II, for 1 do not wish TO push you,
And, besides, the constable Is waiting
outside for my board bill, and perhaps
II you keep it | will receive Il some
other time, while. II he gets It, il is 30
much OF my ciroGiation retired for
ever"
MOTHER SWANS wORM SYRUP.
lniallible, tssteloss, harmless, ca.
thartic; for ieyerishness, restlessDess,
worms, constipation. 200.
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NEwORLrANs, December N I1.ao .
oOrfOE sTlfENENT.
M,RKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


PETROLEUM.
Cleveland December 20 Petroleum
steady, g. W. ll0e, Ike.
WALL sTREKT.
New York. December 70 kan
Stocks age strong and higher this morn
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came here, Sam Randall was 81, w. D.
Kelley was AZ, Carlisle ~, and Tom Reed
40 Most Of these men have futures before
them, and something of their present
greatness Is perhaps due To the fact that
they were not sprung too soon into public
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THAT DRUMMER CASE.
1he O,her Side OF the story.

The drummer BARLEY, who complained
so bitterly yesterday Of rude treatment
at the hands Of the police, was more sinned
than sinned against according TO the state
ment Of Chief Davis and Officer Simons,
both Of whom are men Of undoubted We
racity. The Chief was present at the sta
tionhouse when BARLEY was escorted thore
and he says no unnecessary harshness was
used toward theman. Bartleyrefused put
up forfeit saying he had no money. 1t
was necessary TO search him before send
ing him 10 the lookup, and money was
found In his pocket, hence be told an un-
truth. His behavior was unnecessarily
rude, and his language ungenteel, but this
the officers paid no attention 10. BARLEY
was found selling goods without a license,
in violation Of the law, and he was re.
quired 10 take out license, but was not
put 10 any other expense, hence he
got of quite easy, as he had laid
himself liable " fine, which
was not imposed
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LOEB & NOOK,
235 MAIN,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Have a 6ne selection Of
Neckwsar, Silk Mufilers,
Underwear, Sleeve Buttons,
Shirts, Cuffs and collars
HandkeI chiefs.
AnUsEMENrs.

The HanIons.
The Hanlon brothers closed their brief
but very successful engagement here last
night 10 well pleased audience, and go
from here southwark, to-day. Their en-.
tertainment is highly amusing and clever,
and viii draw coed audiences anywhere
that they may choose TO go.
Jane Eyre.
The popular and finished actress,
Charlotte Thompson, will open her en-
gagement of three nights and a
matinee here this evening with
Jane Eyre, and being well supported,
she will doubtless be literally patronized.
The lady has few equals and no superiors
in the portrayal Of her respective line Of
characters, and she deserves we'll Of the
public, as she is one Of those careful and
painstaking artistes, always careful, thor
ough and graceful, while she possesses
that power Of magnetism which never
fails to make a favorable impression on
her audiences. The engagement of Char
lotte Thompson will Close on Saturday
evening next.
The ~. Peters BAZAAR.
The St Peters Bazaar. in the hall of
the knights Of Innisiail, continues a
leading attraction and drew large au-
dience last night. Among the features
noted as conspicuous is baby show,
managed by Mrs. j. r. Miles and Mrs
Dennis Smith; Mrs, Jorley's wax works,
the Marionetts family = lovely Christ
mas tree, covered with holiday novelties
band OF fortune telling gypsies and
many other things likely to prove inter-
esting to visitors. The Bazaar will con
tinue through this and next week.
MOdjeska-The Sale Of Seats.
The advance sale Of seats for the en-
gagement Of MOdjeska, at Leubrie's
Theater the first three nights of next
week, opens tomorrow morning at
o'clock, at the box office of the theater
Saturday, and thence on, the sale will be
continued al HOllenberg's music store.
Not mort ,han six seats in any one row
will be sold 10 one person for each per-
Torrance. Mondsy will be given "Adri.
enne LeconyreuE Tuesday IChristmas)
matinee, Camille" Tuesday night,
Twelfth Night" Wednesday, AS You
Like 1t Modjeska has capable corps
Of dramatic artists, Maurice II Barry
more occupying the position Of leading
support. The present tour is ModjeskA's
farewell to the American people, and
when il terminates she departs for Eu-
rope, for two years more Of drama, at
the expiration Of which time she perma.
nently retires from the stage. Modjoska
win then return to America and settle
upon her extensive estates in Southern
California, for she has adopted America
as her future home. No doubt the peo-
pie Of This city will extend Modjeska O
reception worthy her fame and talents.
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NEW YORK, December 20, 1926 D m
Cotton quiet Ordinary, SIC; good
ordinary, 99Sci low miSdling, l0c mid
ding, l02sci good middling, i0Ssc mid
ding fair, Ike; fair, l2c. Futures
steady at 8 10 7 points above yesterday :
closing prices
NKwORLEAFs, December "a, ll:80 m.
Cotton quiet. MiddlinE, 91Sn. SALES
to-day, 1000 bales. Receipts, Ii ,OOl bales;
at Galveston, 1880; Charleston, l58q; Mo.
bile, 1885, Savannah, 3700; Norfolk, 30s9.
Total at tx ports, 24,0i7 bales. Ex-
pected, 400
LIVERPOOL December %, 800 p.m.-
Cotton In moderate inquiry freely supplied
1T unchanged prices. Uplands, 6Nd; or
leans, o l3-l6d, Sales to-day, 1000 bales.
Receipts, 1900 American, 1900. Flu
lures are dull
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DeoIInn a. man

Nervous Weakness. Dyspepsia, I'm
pp9t.en1ce, Sexual Debility, cured by
Wells Health ReneWer. 81.
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SRchels and Toy Trunks,
laege Assortment,
\. Lew, Manufacturer,
BIS Main street.


Tho office Of ESQ. J. 7. Elliott on yes.
terday morning was the scene Of very
happy event, L being the union Of two
fond and loving hearts. The happy pair
were Mr.. G. w. Carpii and Miss Mary
Flynn. Their marriage was d pleasant
surprise 10 their many friends, a. Il was a
runaway affair, the bride parents object
ing 10 tie match. II was a clear case Of
mother says she mustn't, but she didn't
mind. The groom Is an aitache Of this
Office. MAY they live Ia bliss and their
troubles hafew, Is the wish Of their host
Of friends
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The finest assortment OfpIush
goods, toilet cases, OdOr cases,
brush and comb eases, per.
fHmeFieS, eie., at Alban a Co.'S
6ayOsO Pharmacy. ISL Main
street gg
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sTRAYEp.

ER0M Coehran's saw mill, foot Of Auction
street, one very small brown horse pony,
reached name, shod all around, about nine
years old, Suitable reward for his return 10
above mill. elB
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~ MAllE0n ttroet, memplb,
NEW and second.hand stoves for sale Al
~ Saml Gabay. ag't, 400 10 il3 shelby at
Memphis. 81 8. GABAY.
VW0-story brick dwelling, No. 39i Court
4 street extended, recently occupied by X !
every respect, Apply to J i 0liyer,at Wood.
ruff 4 Oliver. 6it
OLD TYPE MErAL-Bettsr than Rabbit
" for machinery. at Ladger ONCE. I
1e0 ACRES good land near city; also cot
lUU tage in citv. Ike A Chase on grnnt
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HEB HONEY DID 1T.

a Chicago Man and His wife,
Black .ns the Ace OF Spades,
Visiting the scenes Of Her
Nativity.
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Holiday Goods.
Healing and Cooking stoves
cheapest in the city. A,KOhlbrJ
a. 60, 30 Main Street. 81
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A full line Of Caps,
seal, fur, plush, chinchilla,
for gentlemen or boys wear.
r. A. WEIGHT a. CO.,
Under the Peabody Hotel.
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STOLEN

GkIFF-sl0 reward for Il. OF SIS for Il and
- thief, delivered al Peters Landing, one
cypress fkih, about p feet long, painted red
inside and out; whaling blue; bears the came
q Lillie,' One side sun checked.
slt W N PErERs.
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The Owl Invites his Friends
To free dinner Tomorrow, from II
to 2 o'clock p. m. 1906
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Fine Furniture at Reduced Prices.
FOR CHRISTMAS.

CheVal Glass Bedroom Suites
Desks, Secretaries,
Revolving Book Cases,
Rockers, Bed Lounges, etc, etc
Ames, Beattie & Co.,
a03 Main sfrees mas
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MO. l66 Union. story brick.
IN Pontotoc, near Causey, 5000.
Webb place. near Me6ehee Station. good
house, rooms and acres ground. $500.
White place, on Boulevard, house 6 rooms
nice gfounds. acres.
No. 3l5 Union street, two story brick, ele,
CANT neighborhoOd very cheap.
Desirable building lot on Boulevard, q
acres fronting on Boulevard next west anC
adjoining Craig's, running through 10 Unior
avenue. Will sell a part or all
Two nice cottages on Linden street.
Nos H3 H5 Poplar street; on long time.
Three lots In Stephens tub div. near Curve
Store on Main street, bet. Union q Monroe
storehouse on Madison. bet Front a Main.
Dwelling on Madison, near Fourth street
Tenement 7S9 Main street, on lot 56xi5,
Desirable building lot,cor Adams 4 DUNLAP
Beautiful lots In Preston subdivision, COur
extended.
stock farm Of 100 acres, all 10 fne grasses
place divided into lots, good improvements
near town.
$50 acres, miles out on PIGEON Roost road
81 Marshall avenue, cottage, for 5000.
Cottage near co, Forth and Looney. for 500
Nos. l6l25 Causey, near Vance, Sll00,
II. l.. 9UION, Agent,
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WANTED.

IN Gbs
A SITUATION in an Office or store, whole.
\ sale preferred, by young man Is years
9t age. Best Of reference given. Address
u y !. this olhes. 93el
GITUATION as travelling salesman, By A
~ gentleman who has had many years ex-
perience and can show best Of Letters from
former employers and give best city refer.
ences, Prefers WHISKY or tobacco, in the
loWr river trade, Address p, care Ledger
olioe, OF see Mt. y. Whitmofe. 70 Is
p0EPLE 70 know that sameison's Full
L Moon is the best 81 oigar on earth. 6
lNIELLlGERCg OFFICE, 4l7 MAIN sr.
1 Servants Of esery description white or
coloredl furnished o. said. Office on applioa-
ton or az short notice. Laborers for rail-
roads, levees and public works. Plantation
and farm hands, mechanics, etc. Orders for
house servants out Of city must DO aocOmpa-
MED BY cash and transportation arranged Tor
Business chances, information solicited and
lmpatted ia q W GOtHAA.
p0ARDERs-A few can find aeeommoda.
@6 Union street. 1874
Two o. old frames with our IMPERIAL PEB.
4 BLEs, sl.8 per pair. n MuLPORD A Co
GAfF, FLEISCHMANN a co. rs Com.
lOr sale BY all hrst-class grooers. Tryit. De.
hyered iresh daily 70 all parts Of the city.
CtRATE eBvTTNa.
VI W.B. Jockey. 2s9 Second. 80 ils
~ you want good shoes call on Uirse6,
hehwab a CO., t6 Beal. i6t
TIE exchange 20 acres Eood land near city
for two good dray mules, IKE A CHASE
20 Front street. 25f
IL you want cheap shoes call on HiTSeh
Il bchwnb a Costs Beal. l6l
old gold watch cases, silver, eto,, cash. j
" N. hULf0RD a CO., sSf. Main. ~
I000 TONS cast and nd Egsos .g ire ron
Al. feathers and hides. old machinery b0ufh
and sold, Send for price list, Address
SAMUEL 0ABAY, Agt and Com. Merchant
iO9 TO tl3 Shelby street, Memphi1, Tenn. e
CRCOND-HAND CLOTHING. Good priev
y paid. Call on or addTeas
dif ELIAS bHAUL, 800 Main u.
NRnTs' FELT, straw and Manila. hai
VI cleaned, dyed and rolhaped IN the latel
styles. A. D. STAiNBACk, 1888 Second. %
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A SITUATION in an Office or store, SboIs.
4 sale preferred, by young man Is Year,
q age. Best Of reference given. Address
II ID I, this cihce, % %
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ceamea s,sansll.

TuesdsS esening. Nov. 9Th, 1883.
Pressnt-Mayer. Recorder, Marshal and
Aids. Woodin. Hoffman. Brush, Montsith
and Blackburn.
Committee on Streets reported that the
bridge across the ditch on sscsnd street bad
been lowered 10 grade, the work bsing dsns
for s..
The Committee on Ordinances reported Ia
favor Of changing Sec. Of Ordinance ss
a. 70 make reports Of Recorder 81 osd ol
qrartsr The same Committee reported Ia
favor Of ordinanoe granting ths right Of way
70 the gas company. providing that work BE-
begun wilhia sightesn mouths from the
taking effect Of the orthnAnce. and sufficient
within "a months 70 insure the completion
thereof.
The ordinance was read three times and
passed unanimously, The Recorder being 10.
strueted TO present an sngrossed copy At the
next meeting.
The resignation Of John Danoan - night.
watch and engineer was read and accepted.
Communication OF w w Parrish in refer.
snes TO filing street opposite Lot Ia Blsok
3 was read and referred 70 COMMITTEES on
Stroeta.
Ror nightwacth aud engineer wn n
Ailisr and John Jsnss wore nominated. tns
hallet resulting - follows; VIM n Miller,
, john Jones. 2. Tie former was declared
Hslsstsd- His salary was hxed ~ $50 a.
aightwatch and 90 A. engineer per month.
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Last Saturday forenoon Mr. Frank Pur-
dom, nightwatoh ofthIs city, received .
telegram from Roseburg. stating that hi.
brother, Jos Purdom, Sheriff OF Douglas
county, had been fatally nhot. Nr Pur-
dom took the noon train and hastsnsd "a
what he supposed was the death bed Of
bis brother. He was considerably rolIey-
cd when hc hssrd that his brsther was not
shet but had shot man In the discharge
Of his OFFICIAL duty.
II seems that one blanchard. man con-
nected with the Wesllaks horse - aling
affair here several years ago, haa shot .
man named Pete Malone, who was In Al
bsny few weeks age, IN row at Grants
Pass. He made his sscape and went into
Douglas county, having made his boasts
that he could ~ weuld not be taken.
Sheriff Purdom heard Of hIs being near
oisndale and started In pursuit OF him.
He found him near that place. and called
upon him 10 surrender, but he answered
by drawing two revolvers, when Mr
Purdona raiaed hia rifle and fred, hitting
him just below the heart, lie foil, ted
Mr. Purdom 70 ''shoot GAIN and o. xpIred.
blanchard was hard case, and was then
sn escaped sonvict from sems jail In tho
Northwest, reward being offsrod fer his
capture. No one regrets his death.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DrJ A Davis. Of scio. has been In the
city this week.
All Of the Albany teachers are Ia Lehanon
this week attending The Instituts.
DvS Reid, Of Harrisburg, was In the
city Wednesday on bis way 10 Lebanon 10
the Teachers Institute
Mrs ] Mcconnell left. last Tuesday 10
Muncie, Ind, whore her parents reside.
She has not seen them for twenty.thres
years. May her trip be pleasant one.
Mr. A w Gordon and Mr. Lewis Cox 70.
turned on Tuesday from the pioneers sxcnr-
sisn 70 tho East. both Of them reporting an
interesting trip. This was Mr. Cox's sixth
trip sincs coming 10 Oregon.
IA Watts. Of Shsdds, returned from his
excursion 10 the East Last Monday. after .
very plsasant trip. during which he passed
two weeks in Chicago. week near Rochss
ter, N Y,visitsd Springfield. H.. New York
City, Philadelphia, Washington. eto.
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Ran Bnrned.

On Thursday night of last week .
bright light was seen IN the direction
Of Lsbansn, which indicated the burn
ing of some building. Itwas afterwards
ascertaissd that It was the barn Of Hr
Thos Humphries, OF this city, which
ha1 caught fire from some unknown
cause. and was completely destroyed
before any assistancs could be render
ed. Four hundred bushels Of wheat,
i've hundred bushels Of oats, . new
hack, part Of . wagon, some hay and
ssveral ether tilings met . common
fate and were reduced to aszss. Mr
Hunphries was in the city at the time.
and did net know Of the fire until told
on saturday. The wheat and cats be-
IeHged to q gentleman In Lebanon.
There was no insurance on any ofthe
things.
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Repabllean caueases

At the Republican caucus held at
the Court House Monday night the fol-
Iowing nominations were made for the
city election to take place on next Mon
day
W CTweedale, for Mayer
II Henton, for Recorder.
Geo " Burkhart, for Marshal.
CIV Watts, for TREASURER.
The following nominations for Coun.
Gilman, were ratified
First Ward-John Briggs.
Second Ward-Jokn Foshay,
Third Ward d-Chas @ Rideout.
The following Central COMMITTEES was
appointed
First Ward-O T Porter.
Second Ward-A B Woedin.
Third Ward George Simpson.
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D lan4 Keep Them.


Have yeu any gum coats, said q
gentleman from one of the foot hill
precincts the other day, to Druggist
..Gum coats, no, this . drug store, Il
isn't . clsthIng store
Don't keep 1t, why, I supposed yon
kept gum and al such things in here
and he left the store disgusted. An
actual fact
This is but one Of the many curious
incidents that happen in stores. Some
times man Will get mad at druggist
bscaus. he doesn't keep nails, mas
much as he advkrtises cures for In
grosing nails, and for other things 20
ridiculous
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rina lecture

Ths fifth lecture Of .hs WCTU ooarss
win Be given ~ the Y 20 A Hall ~ 7,ls en-
Friday sssnIag Nov. seth. BY Miss Hslsa y
spaulding. Of PsrsIsad. Miss spaaidisg l.
heartily praised By many 80 fss speaker,
snd lady ef high oaitufs. Her lecture
upon The Higher Edsetasiea Of wsman, {"
vas vel rscsived 81 Portland and has been
highly eommsndod 70 "a. II is regretted
that another entertainment has been adver.
tised for the sams evening. The date ef ths
lsctare has bssn Published aimee Sept. The
ssmmittss woald. hswsvsr. have effected .
change II possibls, but Miu spsulding Is .
teacher ia the Portland High Sehsols asd
eOuh Be IN Albany At 10 sthsr time. Lst
NJ give this talented lady. whs dsvosss her
brief relief from school dutiss ts our sntsr-
tainmsat. large and apprseiativs sadienos.
Tickets for remaining tive lectures seventy.
FIVE esnts
Vw.-~,.x., fa.s...-.~-w
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N lls Circuit Court Of hs State Of 0regsa
for the Csigfv Of Lins:
Al Wares. Plaintiff.
W.
J W ewnnk ana Martha ewank. hia wifs.
W n ewaak and ~ n A gwaak. his wifs,
8uaan = keeney ana J y Kesaey, her
huskaAe, ~ E Sanders ana Jesspk Gaa-
dsrs, her hnsbane, E Waikins and Lee
Watkins, her hnsband. Jesephmo Jeasr-
sen, Mary Ann Jeffsrsoa ana Nanoy =
Kssnsy, Defendants.
ny VIRTUE OF AN mxnCUTfoN
I'D and er1er Of nAle issusA eaa or ths
Abeve named Csurt In the nhese entitleA
suit e ms directed an4 dsliyersA, will
en- Mendsy The 1tth day sf January, 1894,
II the Osurt Weuss deer, In the eisy el
Albany. Liam esunty, 0Fsgsn, ~ the hesr
ef enc e'cleck, p m, sell ~ pahlic aaS1sE
for cash In hand te the hixhss. hidaer ne
real properly, described In said execution
and erasr Of sale 90 fsllewa, be-wit: Ths
denstien land clsim ef Harmen swank
and d A = Gwank, bsina Netincmtiem Ne
1 SiS1 and olains Nes. 50 and oe. IN Tp. 70
3 Il ana 3 west and eentainina SO aeros
| else $50 1S-iee acrss eemmsneInR at M
Northeast eeFnsr Of the aeeailsn lant
elaim efN d Jack, Il being NeNamtien
Ne. aleo aaa claim Ne. - IN Tp Is, y, [
A " ~&ef @@tA @8@A18 N8%8tS MQ3tA ~ &&-AW'
ichains; thence wcet 81 So-iee chains
thencs nsrth Al 6l-iee chains themes saE
81 ee-lee chains to the place Of begimmine 4
and aise leS oe-1es acres, bsinR 1ots Ne
enc (i) and tive 90 In the nertksaa Guar
YER Of section tkirty (3e) in Tp. IL, n,
west, al Of said laad being west Of ths
Willamette msrtdian in the eounty efLinI
and Btata Of oregsn and containing in th,
aggregate osS sS-lee acres mere or le<a
tks prsceeds arising frem said sale " b,
applied 90 follows, te-wit First 10 ths
payment Of the sssts and disburssneat
Of said sult, taxed at 9lls.4I and tAe eest
and expenses ef sale. Second - the Pay
meat 10 the said Plaintiff the sum efe7e
and interest thereon at the rate Ell po
csnt per annum freu yaauary md. 1854
Third - abe payment te the saia Plainili
the sum efe ,bso.1a, with intsrszt tAsreel
at the rate Of 10 per esnt per ennum frer
Ithe 25th day 81 octsber, 1859, ane e.
levsrPlua Il any to be paid 70 lhs dsfsna
ants, J w Swank, w II Ewank, Susan
lKssnsy, Nancy n Kesncy, IL Waikinn,
i u Sanders, Josephine Jslfersen and Nanc,
Ann Jefferson. Said real property hsinI
ssld subject 10 the curtesy sf life estate .
Andrew Grsss.
| Dated this soth day OF NovsmAsr, ise:
i GEO HUMPHREY,
Sheriff Of Linn Co., Or.
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Hall OF Halssy L.sdEs No. 0i, A.p. Il Am.
Halssy, Or, Nov. Esd, 1883.
wHnREAS. II has pleased an Allwise
Providence 20 csli from our midst by death
On the 9Th day Of Nov. 1883, orr we'll DO.
loved brother Calaon Garrett, 10 that ceies.
tial ledge whore the great Master Of the
universe presides, therefore be Is
Resolved, That IN the death Of brother
Oalssn Garrett, this lodge and tho fratsr.
nity have iest = fhlthfui and devoted
naenheF and his stricken widew an affsc-
ton husband, and
Resolved, That HaIssy Lodge No. 81,
tender its wnrmest sympathy 20 the bo.
reaveA family Of our deseeasod brother,
and that ~ q token Of tho respect, we
bear his naemary the msmbors OF HaIssy
Ledge wear the usual badge Of mourning
fer thirty days. and
Resolved, Further that copy Of these
rosslations BE furnished the family OF
eur descsased brother, and that they be
published In the county papers ana spread
upen the minutes OF the Lodge at its next
regular communication.
JKs. w. GxARr,
Il. l.. PoWrEn,
A. =. BAsaMrT,
Committee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-30
SrATE.

U s Senators-Hon II Slater. Hon ]
n Dolph.
Congrsssman-N @ George.
supreme Court Judges-J 3 Waldo. W
p Lord, e B Watson.
Gevernor-Z F Needy.
Secretary OF Sta@--R P EAfhart.
State Treasurer Hirsch.
Sups OF Public Instructicn-E B Me-
Mroy.
Circuit Judge gsrd tistl-R P Boiss.
Dist Alto ney lsrd distl-V II Holmes.
COUNTY.
County Judga-L Finn.
County Comrs. John Isom. s r Clay
pool.
Clerk-C Fl Stewart.
SheriH-Goorgs Humphrey.
TreAsurer-J n Peery.
School Supp A Noses.
Surveyor-D Y9 Reid.
Coroner-Dr ] a Davis.
Assessor-N @ Dozier.
crTY.
Mayor-w II Ketchum.
Rscordsr-N ] Henton.
Marshal-G " Burkhart.
Treasurer er-Fred Muller.