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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-01
MEETING AT oRIzABA.
Re.Unlon Of the Old esrd MIssIsSippi
Regiment at MOlinO, Sept. 10, IsS3.


Regiment at MOIinO, Sept. 10, IsS3.
At meeting of the members of
the old 23rd Mississippi Regiment,
held at Orizsba on the 25th day of
.July, 1888, Capt. R. /. fHiIl was
called to the chair and NJ. Il. Nor
riss was requested to act as Secre-
tary; and The following resolutions
were adopted:
RESOLVED, l. That we have a re-
union Of the surviving members Of
the old 23rd Mississippi Regiment,
on the 18Th day of September next,
At w. A. RobersoA's store, Molino,
Union County, Miss, . miles south
of Ripley, Miss.
KG8oLyED, 9. That we earnestly
request all the survivors, of the
Regiment to be preseut, end a cor
dial invitation is extended 20 all
old soldiers Of o;ser commands to
ne with Us and take part in the ex-
erciSes Of the occasion, as there will
be ample arrangements made ior
.he accommodation and comfort o!
all who may attend.
RHs0LvED, 8. That the following
perpons be appolnted as a commii
lee 10 correspond with such msm-
6ers as live ai distance and who's"
whereabouts may be known, each
one to attend especially to the No
titying members Of the Company to
which be beleng@:
Go. A Capt A, j. Gibson and
Lieut.. j. II. Mauldin.
Co. 3 DR.. $. A. Gassoway, Geo. p
Hi, S.ml NaberS and James N
BonneII.
Co. C-Maj. G. W. Garrett and
Brn0xs Ray.
Go. D-Robt. NJ. Martin and John
Savage.
Go. E-J. W. g. Brown and Capt
A. D. Sadler..
Co. F-Co!. }. II. Wells anG Lieut.
w. q. Bowdry.
Co. Cit David Lewis and Serg'
Martin Hopper.
Co. H--Capt. j. W. Douglas and Ii
w. A Robertson.
Co. I--Capt. w. G. Swiudoll, j. A
Beard aAd }. Z. Robias.
Co. K--Capt. a. b. Soddoth anC
Wm. Lawler.
RESOLVED, 1. That W. A. Rober
elson b@ appointed a committee o
one to cOnlnMlcAte with the Citl
zana OF the neighborhnod and .rC
superintend the arrangements pre-
psratery to The occasion.
THAT copy Of these proceeding
be furnished the following papers
with the request that they publi.t
the same: Ripley Advertiser anc
Southern Sentinel, Ripley; Demo
crat and Courier. New Albany; Reg
lister and Argus, Ashland; Subsoll
er and Democrat, Corinth; Pleader
Bonneville; and that all papers pub
lished in North Mississippi aAt
West Tennessee be requested II
copy or give notice Of the same.
r. |. HILL, Cn'MN.
N. E, NoRRIss. See'y.
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District Att"rlr.S.

The Cenvention to nominate a
iemoerauc candidate for District
Attorney will be held at Holly
Springs on Monday, Sept. 10, 1888.
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THE RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
l u Eg
+. FORD, E'dlto'-; uni z'~11isAer-
rNnMs or SUBSCRIPTION:


@'FP'4" 1'~F0I0F 1A"70S 1E1F1V'I'
The next regular ;session Of the
rippah Baptist ASSOCIATION will
Beet with the Baptist Caurch in
Ripley on Friday before the 4th
snnday in September, 1888.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Third Lee.are.

The third OF The series of lectures win
take place tonight, (Friday,) beginning
at 7:45, and will be delivered by Hen
Rufus Mallery, subject "Trip Around the
Werld." Mr. Mallsry is one of the lead
ing lawyers OF the state and an interesting
talker. In order that our readers may
know completely about the man they al
should hear, who Is well known all over
the coast, we will say that he was born
In New YOrk State, June 10, 1881. When
aysuns man he taught school, moving "a
Iowa in 1855 and to Oregon in 1853, and
was admitted to the bar in 1850, becoming
district attorney OF the First Judicial
District the same year. In 1862 he was
elected t. the Legislature and the same
year was sppointed prosecuting attorney
OF the Third Judicial District. In 1865 he
was elected to Congress, serving TIVE
years. In ls72 he was speaker of the
Stale Legislature. In 1874 he was ap-
pointed q District attorney for Oregon
and held the position until last year. Last
year ss agent OF the United States Treas
ury Department he visited Singapoors,
India, to procure evidence in . certain big
case, aud then was when he went around
! the world, about which he will tell to.
. night. BY al means hear kin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

The first Of the week a very sad acci-
: dent occurred at Peoria. Mr. Garret, the
stage driver between Shedds and that
place was running the ferry boat across
the river with one gentleman on board,
when enc Of the guy ropes broke, swing
ing the boat around, in which Mr. Garret
was struck terrible blow On the head,
knocking him senseless. The gentleman
with him succeeded in obtaining assis-
itAnce, but 1t took abouF two hours to get
him to shere and secure medical assis-
'tance, 1twas4hen found that his iDjur-
des were Of a every dangerous character,
and 1t was seen that there were no hopes
sOf his recovery. Mr. Garret has only been
married about six months, and the greatest
sympathy is expressed for his wife and
folks,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
WAa 0OIgHTAW
what .sIps b sali1 CIsIss.


Here IL what helps 10 bald city as
told By an sxchaHes 6fseatlle. - There b
mors yntb than postTy m ID, and, u wta
Dc our citizens no hurt t. think sSssi Sc
"Thspfospsrify o. seattle. - appsFsat y
every body. y owing primarily 70 ths un-
limited faith Of her people. There d Ne
doubt cfs grand future IN the nsind u any
Of her citissns. TAey are sII ready -
shout Hosauns 10 Seattle. she Il ever
uppernost In their minds. .Yod ask ths
merchant who pays bis 500 or Seoe
month rent. and BY q tight sousSzs
balances his ledger At the end oftho
month, Of her preepect,, and lie shenss
GLORY !" You sound the small dealer
who pays bis So. per pouth for . IexfE
box, or e25 for the prisiIees Of stGn1ing
en- che street. corner % vssd hts waSes,
and the ryfrain is sHsilsInJshw Il dec
not matter whether he saves dIms. -
long ~ he sees others making nsensy aaA
has the inestimabls prlvflsgs Of lfvise -
the hub Of commerce. It is such faiih
that builds sitiss, and n Seattle esn kssp
IL alive, che viii sim progress. Ths SsaF
Of relaxation does not seem 70 troubIs
thsai."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Arsaas..aE axG
SOCIAL Ann pEkg1nAI.

| the oity. - - i ''''''''''
Hon n Boise left forths east few day
ago 10 attend The Naslcnal Orange. - y :
WA Cox returned fron " Portland las
Wednesday,, aud viii Eemsip beraEdurinI
the winter. e,s5s a.e8s
Mrs ChAs II CAuAsld, nee Ella Phillip,
was u Albany Wednesday, and biaas ths
etics . plsaAAnt call i ass,s,.sd "ihHf :
y q Michael. Presiding Elder Of the N
-. Church South was In AlbAny Monday
and made the DENocRAr Office cail. ~,
Sheriff Humphrey wsnt TO Salem satur
day. taking. with him. Frank s.Whesland
sentenced for Gys. .yssrs In. the ipsnitsntiary
Mr. J 0'Jankin' called ON us oestnrdAy
He win leave TNhgaAt 10 day or o. two, !, ,lol
the Day. whore he viii remain daring the
winter. ,.B q. u5lW
Wk Price arris la the city Wednes
day from his ranch out from Prineville. II.
reports money plenty and timsa lively In
that section.
Mr. Henry BAcksnsto. who has been living
In Coos County lately came TO Albany few
days ago. after an absence OF two or thrss
years. And has been visiting his parents.
Mr. Pred Dunniag. Of East Portiaad, wa.
In the city Monday and Tuesday. and while
here made the DEMocRA1 ofEos call. We
are glad 30 hear that he IL doing we'll.
- -saA
the consumption here is now In Kansas,
whore We arc glad 10 hear he has greatly
improved. being nearly recovered. Council
Grove, Kanaas. is his address.
Ted Curran was In the city over sunday,
on his way 70 Portland from tho extension,
having been summoned ~ . witness In the
stage robbery case which will come up be-.
fore the u. 8. Court. He made the DsMo.
cRAr ONCE pleasant call.
Mr.. George Hoehstedlsr has returnsd 70
AlhAny from Salem. after an absence there
Of several months. The Statesmaa pays hiu,
the following compliment. "Mr II. hA,
done soms nice wsrk since he came 10 Salem.
Part Of the aae work on the Govsrnor's new
house was executed by him"
Rev w r Stevenson. . minister Of the U
P Church. recently from Pcnhsylvonis
preached In Dr.. Irvines church ia this city
laSt Sunday morning.. He will probAbl,
locate 10 Portland. where an effort will b.
made TO establish church OF his denomin
atlon.
Mr. A Deckard returned from the Rasi
last Tuesday. bo.ag the arst Linn county
pioneer TO eoms back. While gone no say
he did not see any country dc for 9 whit.
man TO live IN. with ono exception. Oregon
ahead OF the world. This 10 what they al
will say when they reach home, and ther,
will Be the meat eontsntsd lot Of psspl,
here ever heard of. Mark thiA
Last Wednesday, evening al the residsne'
Of Rev $ @ Irvine pleasant so0isl:was held
By the msmbers. .oi the church In honor o
Rev and Mrs Stevenson, who have rsesatl,
come here frsn PennsyivAisA 10 locate prob
ably In Portland. Ths usual good time al.
ways Assursd ons whoa At Rev Irvine
hsass was had By al, . sumptuous Ianel
was served. and Q late adioarnusnt hat
With rsluetancs. More saeh entertain
meats are Aesdsd smsss ear citiEess.
Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

The number for November, like Its
predecessors. IL extramsly interesting,
en- tertAIninR and instructive. The en-
cravings are voluminous, and as varied
as the articles they illustrate. The col
ored plate frontispleco 10 an artistic
gem. N. Reblnson's contribution,
''The Land Of the Lion and Sun, I" Book
Decoration, Historical and Artistic" I"
''Ths Tombs Of Mitia, In Mexico" etc.
will well repay the reader, There are
serial and shsrt stories, sketches, ad-
ventures, poems, ETC., by Amanda
Douglas, Oscar Doyle, Elllce Hopkins,
Mrs. Jane G. Austin, Eta w Pierce,
Mary A Donnisoh. Captain Kemsys.
etc, etc., and large and varied mis-
cellany, rsplete with Information and
entertainment, There are l28 quartz
pages, aud over 100 embellishments.
Price q cents number, or 50 . year,
postpaid. Mrs. Frank Leslie. publish.
or, 5S, IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
The opsra,ls .ala.srel shsw.

There was good attendance Satur
at the entertainment given
tby Walter s. Moss Bosten 0peratic
Minstsels. We consider It enc 81 the
best, Il not the best shew Of the kind
which We haYs attended in Albany.
Certainly 3 minstrel troup rarely gives
such . variety and as well carried out.
Their music is extra whether In the
orchestra, sr in specialties- Miss Bessie
Louise King is the leading feature, and
3 has one Of the purest voices It has been
. eur pleasure to hear. The high praise
: conferred upon her by the Portland
Tpress, Is very deserving. ocete That
sher as the "Acrobatic Moke," Chas Fl
Lister as Dances in Scottish pAstimes
and in Sailor frolics. Lsech brothers In
their Artistic dances a. we'll as Morton
and Mathews in their songs and dances
were particularly gosd. The entertain.
ment closed with . "Night In Mad
House. very affecting comedy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Dla not recognize Him.

Jas. Riley, Of Harrisburg, was among
the pioneers who went east, be going to
his old hsne in Clay county, Missouri, to
visit his father, whom he had not seen foY
years and years, and whe did not knew
that he was coming. He got friend to
tell the old gentleman that . man wished
to Sc him, and iather and SON were usher
: cd into each others presence.
"It seems to me.n said Jim, ''that ]
have seen you before somewhere"
"Eo, yon havsnT, !" said the Senior, sus.
piciously.
"WeIl, am almost certain of it, "insist.
81 the Junior,
'It is possible, but am confident We
never met BEFORE" continued the Senior,
t'Thsn you don't know me ?'
"No sir, don't know you."
"Why, am Jim Riley"
OF course Q scene followed. This il
but one Of the many like incidents thai
!. viii Occurr while the pioneers are East.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Wise ssyiag.

A crowd 10 not . compsny. except
when found at the large store Of J l.
Covan 4 Co. Lebanon. purchasing
their splendid stock OF dress geeds.
All men csA act be masters, but most
Lebanos men buy their boots and shoes
~ J L Cowap 4 Co.
Fear 10 stronger than love, yet most
people leve to 60 TO l. Cowan 4 cs's.,
at Lebanon for their goods, Knowing
that they can get bargaiua
AEres. for the law is costly, 10 buy
your groceries and provIsIoss at L
cowan q cO's at Lebanon.
Dyiag 10 as natural As living. 90 ID
trading with L cowan 4 Co. OF LebAn.
an. the leading merchants.
A long life has IOHg miseries. bu'
buying ysur furnishing goods Of J L
Cowan 4 CO. insures your getting good
goods at bottom prices
Care aud diligence bring luck, 90
does trading with l. Cowan Co, II
Lebanon, whore the best goods Of Ill
kinds are found
Children are poor mems riches, 30 ar.
goods bought Of l. Cowan Co., foI
they viii wear.
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Repsr. ar sra.s sars.

Il
bs aae c;,rak OOa,t .fsr linn County Oregon
70 the Honorabls r. P. Boise. Judg.
. Of said Csurt. -
We, The grand jurors Cor said couaty
at the October term Of said Court fsI
the year 1853. respectfully show and
report as folfows:
|. We have examined into all crimes
coming and brought 70 our notice. and
have disposed Of the same IN such
manner aswe thonght the law Ia such
eases required, Alss we have sxamin-
cd the public buildings. We hnd the
Jail 10 geod cenditlon and sll necessary
facilities for the safe confinement si
prisoners. t.
The County Clerks sfiics 10 neat and
well kept the records are all wall ar-
ranged. easily understood and in or.
ceiient condition. Also the manner In
which the bust ness Of the County Treas
urer ls transacted reflects great credit
on that sfsce.
The Sheriff. offiee seems 10 he we'll
conducted. The resords Of proSste
under the carefal Supervision Of the
County Judge are full End complete.
The pauper account Of the County 10
large On account Of lack Of facilities
for taking care ofthe poor We would
recommend ~ Q measure Of economy
that the county provide ItseIf with .
suitable piece Of land with proper build.
Ings 70 DO used ~ . home for the In
dIgent poor
Having concluded our iabors we ask
10 be discharged.
Jos YATEa, Foreman.
r, n. 6hITH.
A. BLEvIHE.
II. LANy,
JoHE MoRoAE
r. w. Far,
VIC. CooIIY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Following 10 the Srsnd jury for shs q.
District CSurt, which meets In Portland
this week. Moat Of them are from thIH
part Of the State:
John @ Gray, miiler. Eugene City.
d Hamblin, carpenter, Canyonvills.
T @ Buckingham, farmer, N, Ya1hill.
FarYia Adams. farmer, Monmouth.
Elisha AVingsteRe, farmer, CleavelaAd.
Stephen etasts, farmer, Marion StatieB,
II g RSwell, farmer, Grade Roada
. D Brookway, farmer, Rosshurg.
LII Kellogg, farmer, oakland.
jacob Bruggsr, farmer, Cedar Mil.
TIL Hubbard, farmer, Salem.
Alfred MarquharA, farmer, Bate Creek,
Joseph Edwards, farmer. Kings Valley,
Martin Robbins, farmer, MolallA.
MI Rebbins, farmer, Dallas.
BJ Grubbe. farmer, wilbur.
Jw Fstchsr, farmer, Brownsville.
Anson KInsey, farmer, Rickrsal.
Frank L Fuller, farmer, Ruttervills.
CIV Gray. merchant, Salem,
John Richard, farmer. Corvallis.
James Psrtlow, capitalist, East Portland
william Cyrus, farmer, Scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Dancins school.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Will organize
their juvenile dancing class, at Parrish's
hall, sn Saturday afternoon, November 8,
1888, at two o'clock. All interested In
having their children taught dancing and
poIitsnsss in wellregulated society, should
call with the children and have them conn.,
mence at the beginning Of the term,
Respectfully,
PRoE, III. N. VAUGHN,
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4 4 +
Last Fiday no6n Mrs J,H Foslsr eays
dinner ss several Of her aged friends,
In honor Of hor mother, Mrs Barkhaft,
which brought together really fenarla.
bic company fold people, the younaSht
Of whom was 60 and the Oldest %. While
ear eating editor was not iortunste enough
% be present he was kindly remembered
With som cake, which st least spoke for
that part Of the party, We undsrstsnd
it was one Of the most spjoyabls affairs
inaaeiAable, and that the old people enc
and all forgot their years, and Joksd and
had 90 good time ~ even youth has on
such On occasion. There were fourteeB
present. besides Mr and Mrs Foster, and
Mfs Gay. The united age Of the fourteen
was more than the age Of Msthuaelah,
tbs average being IS years quite remark
able for company ofso many. Eleven
o. the women wsts wfdoss, aud ali Of
their husbands but enc died in this
sounty, m interesting fact. ThsiF bns-
bands were ail prominent men and all
bat one Of the fourteen are pioneers. All
have children and grand children, and all
but one In this county.
Az they have all seen over three score
years Of life We have no hesitation in pub.
lIshing their ages, certainly enc may feel
proud Of advanced years:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Lsyes HIS Deg,

One Of eur business men has deg that
he loves. They are iHseparabie. and the
best the market affords is always furnish
cd the frisky canine. The eother day b, m.
was seen to rush from restaurant, and
look anxiously up and down the street,
and then heard to yell to . friend.
"oh, -, where is my dog
''Thsre he is down the street,
"Bring him right here, quick, my. 1t is
the best ever had, and he must have
some Off" !" and he smecked his lips.
His dog was brought, and no doubt en-.
,joysd itas well as his master. sa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
naasan nlasAa.

Mr. q > HsllIs, vs.sriAsry ssrsson,
Rostos. Mass, csrtiass that be hes mads
the great pAia-csrs, So Jscebs Oil. the sole
remedy 10 hls practice for horse ail@sats,
and consIdsrs u sapsrisr 10 say cure he
has knows n forty years. Ne trlsd the
same great pAIn-sanishsr On himself fer
rhsumsIisa and by which he Was CON-
pletsly euro d.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Special Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm Of Thompsea d Rubarts,
that have retired from the business and On
account Of falling health am compelled "a
make . radical change Of climate, and al
aotss and accounts due the arm must b
settled mp immediAtsly. a. cannot 60 away
without settling. Thanking my customer
for their kind patronage.
I remain respectively,
ORn RuRARrs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Thompson d Co., having just Purchas-
ed O stock OF harnesses and saddles from
. bankrupt firm in Independence at .
.heavy discount will sell these goods at .
great sacrifice. As they were all made by
. drst-class workman and Of the best
material this is chance to gsta harness
cheap never before offered In Albany. Go
to this popular nrm Tor your goods and
you can depend not only upon getting
them cheap, but Of geod quality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

These harrows have had fair trial In
this county, over twenty Of them having
been sold to our leading farmers lastt
spring. and ell speak fsvorably Of them.
Parties wanting harrow that IL good fes
cultivating in grain, and, wsr king sum-
msr fallow, cannot do better than buy a
Whipple. They also have sesder at
achmsnt which Is second to none. Fer
sale by
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Our little girl had the Group. We sssA
Amnasn's Cough Syrup. It cared hsr,
Have aIso used II for celds, always wisA-
success. II II . wonderful nasdieiss, sd
every family where there are chiI1rsa
should keep 10 In the hsuss, % 70 70 The
best. and . safe family rsmsdy.-Pah.
Usher Csurisr, San Jsss, Dee, -. 1seR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
Big Eggs.

Mrs Hobart has laid on our table two
hen eggs that are the largest that we have
yet met with One measures seven and
thrse-Eeurths inches around the long
way, and i've and three fourths inches
around the egg the short way. The ether
nsasurss eight inehes around the long
way and six inches around the short
wsy. Now who can beat these. They
are real Democratic hens which accounts
FOR their size.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

Mr. z E Hammock, living fsur miles
north Of Lebanon. has just received enc
ofths celebrated Westinghouse engines,
and during the coming winter win saw
fir poles for fencing, which he win sci
for aboat half the cost Of ordinary
fencing. Call on him, or write to him
at Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
INTERESTING re sCRscR,nEss-

At the request of subscribers in differ
ent parts Of the county. and for thcir con.
venisnOe, we have ssnt bills e eur assasz
at several places, so that those desiring "a
liquidate can do 50 by calling on the fol-
lswing gentlemen T L Wallace, Leb-
anon Sam May, Harrisburg o P Co
shaw, Brownsville; W e Kelley, scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
WANTED.

A family with no children, or at least No
little children, to take charge Of q farm OF
ITO acres, six miles cant Of Albany, and
also TO take charge of two little girls, aged
two and four. Sixty acres Of plew land
on the farm. Will let farm on the most
reasonable terms. Family OF coed repu.
tation and reference required,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02
DON'T TREsr MN.

One. F 5 Wentworth, claiming to be a
'canvassing agent of the DkMocRAr, has no
connection with this paper. and our friends
throughout the county are warned against
trusting him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-02

WILLIAMS-MILLER.-on Oct. 2sth,
1883, by Rev Bluford Stringer, at his resi-
dense, Mr. CKAs WILLIAMS and MRS
RAcHxL NILLHR-hosh Of the Forks of the
santiAm.
WILBUR-KIRK,-0n Oct. 2Ist, 1888, by
II Averille, Esq., 81 the BrownsSille
Hotel, Mr. JoKN 2 WILBUR and Mss
EAMA Z KIRK,-An Of Linn oOunty.
FREDENBURG-GARRETT. - On ocs.
Oath, 1883, st the residence of John n
Garrett, by Il @ Avsritl, J P, Nh. GEO.
w T1xDKHHURG aud Miss MARTHA J
GARRETT-sll Of Linn county.
DUNNING-SoRREL.-oa Oct l1th. 1888
at the heuse Of w g 6orrsl, by Rev JohI
n Wedais. Mr. o r DUNEIHa and Ms.
| ELIzABRTH SoRRELs-an Of Linn county.
COODMAN-BEESON,-On Oct. oSth
1883, BY Rev A Wigle, at his residence
2 Mr. CHAs T GOODMAN and MRS Rosl
BEEseN-ail of Linn county.