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Sometime Afterward.

N' dennis" asked the Colonel, "when can
l see you?"
~ want to talk business to you. When
will you be at homer"
"Whin get there, sor."
~ want TO see Il we cannot make AZ
rangements by which you can pay me"
ain that event. sor. 0i won't be there till
sometime aiterWard."
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above entitled cause on the 18th day Of October
1883, the undersigned appointed thereby SPECIAL
Commissioner for the Purpose, will sell a. IuAijc
sale, at the front door Q! the Court House o. ii
county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock A ~, the following nj
estate, namely: The undivided hall Of Cttts!a
tract oi land lying aud belrg situate on ZLatI
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, in the County 4
Ohio, State ofWCst virSiuIs, known and tCtctid
Is follows: Beginning at sake on tee weAt 80
OF South Penn street, OH line with J tiCHtJ
northern fence: thfncc with the western line d
South Penn street south gdCG;CcS est .7t!il
!, les 10 the hedge NV; theme Win the hetre,oS
south so degrees west Is. 90 poles. u cnCe L0thl
degrees west o. t2-l0S poles 10 stake thence nCth
S0degteeg cast % l0J poles 10 tic beFi ming, toa
tanning one aero SO G.l0o poles, moe or les
Alo certain tract Of land situated onZtnetOr
Wheeling Island. in the city Of v hceliug BOUNDED
on the north By tlnlieht line through The tehlru
CT Fink street, enLebdiIs westerly rum sUuth Elm
street to South Penu tIcet: on The eGs! BY touh
kim street: on The south By land Of L, j. stone
and on thewe ! ~ SCUM rem hiGeI' ..,,,o,
offered for sale AS Rwaolc, aud then IN lots u
laid out By the Special Commissioner, 4 pat Of
whllh can be seen at bis Gtticc, Snd balc will "a
made In tho manner by which the largest Eumcau
~ TERNS OF III irl end 20 much ncrr .!
nay Ia cash, The balance III Two eQuil Ms lllCnG
al Eik and twelve months evidenced BY uotI
bearing interest from tho day oil Ale, the title b.
Ing retained until the purchase money tI paid Ia
WI. ". CoWDEy,
Special Commissioned
WIZ HAILER, AuCtioneer
hereby certify that bond has been given b
above named Special commissioner a. required By
the Sn Court or yccoLtocu Clerk
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ACelebrnteal Case.,.

nor, ~ Galesburg, nj, Is mot related 10 the
Celebrated Charles o'Connor. He says.
NSamaritdn NeTTfne cured me Of dyspepsia
and general debility" NwIAw
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THE testimony Of many who long suffered
from III health, caused by an impure state Of
the blood, goes TO prove that the best remedy
for making the blood rich, red and pure, for
Identifying the complexion, for curing cores,
P@Ps. and nS Se ETA sk an sssss ,G5 ne
etc, for increasing the power Of endurance,
for giving health and strength 10 every weak
portion Of the body, is Dr.. GuySotfs Yellow
Dock and sarsspafillR. Its effect pleases the
user In every Instance. No other remedy
equals ~ pAN
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We do not fiud fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular phys cian-this
Is not our mission-bnt we do claim II he
were TO add Ptlma to his prescriptions as d..
rected In our book on the ellis OF Lif5' land
furnished gratuitously by all druggisssl, be
would cure all his patients.
"OswEGo. Potter County, Pa.
DR.. HAITXAN--Dear Sir: Tie small ulcers
are all healed, aud the two large ones are not
iesling quite we'll. The people say your
Peruna is doing miracle. do not lake
nearly go much opium as did before.
nav Mrs. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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6 ELM GROVE B. Il.

On and after MONDAY, NAY II, 1883, tuntil
further notice. can win run from the Git. and
etsmmt eyev hour from s:2oA. Y. 70 ESQ =. Y.
myi2 ], KLKKH, aupi.
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NEW ApysRrIsEMENrs,

EoR RENT.-THE TEN ROOM
II Dwelling at No, % Thirteenth street, now oc.
cunied by acknowledgment. Possession on or alter
Che 18th inst. Apply 10 Q, 2. BROWN, ct sheIifs
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, $500,
wi 1917 AND llo0 "A,' ST., ECh!!ihksh
WpEhInytnp, D, C.,
Rcorens y odresdAy. Sep't Il ici e, aA'i
Mr. !. EDDY SOHkkS, PTlIu!%l.

RcorenB CdnCsdEy septtH 'e' &c !N>b
Nm J. EDDY S0GEhs, rdnti!%'
TnsliSh Coure-Completc, thorCrgs AID P'ie'
Classic Cou1sc-P.cpsrcs 'Or The scn9; YC,' o. 2,
the EeGIaRFy; or for cnI'aGcs into NtSA' '"
" French and GermAa-By the Natural se'A0d'
Nocution-Ch&,geoi Nm n. Stevens nart' Inn
cipal OF tho Washington School o. EI5CuEuih p,a.
Vocal MuEc-Dirgction Of AAdaue Ala'e law
mer KASpAr ,,. :, M, LntSu
GloctxneT. ,,,--..,.,, y, Pal c.
z. MctEef Director OF Washington All sChoDL
Decorative AIt-Undef sNperv!GiGa Of COZ Ps''4'
teacheYE ~. V,r-or, r.
fen 10 tho following patrons: . r,r,h
Rey. 4. q, Andrews, BIhh9p o. NJ lind Ld
the Interior; Hon J. ". Harlan, ALSO; jug U.s'if,'
CT, Warrington, D. O.; Gen. John y, f@ LAD
Minister 70 spain; Son. John 2. AoTIsa, a IN,
Ala: Sen, Warn 7 Miller; Iieitinel n l.. IL, IN
Green B. Raum, Com Of Int; X ", H1hiib SgafI
G.: Capt. Jas X, Gillis, U. Navy; Charles h. TIi
Isrt, Rdit0r OF Wheeling Intelligence. -L SS;-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive aud depart as iollows-oIty time.
RaItimare A. Ohfo-MIN IfSR-DRpART-

Trains arrive and depart a. iolloWs-City time.
Baltimore d OhIo-MAlN LISE-DEPART-
l.66 m, $40 q m, $40 p m, 6le p m, 7:o6 m.
@. o. Diy.-G2o N, ELS p N, ILLS p N, $40 am.
", q P. Div.-DEeAlT-FOf Pittsburgh, 6:2S N,
and LOO m; for Washington, Pa, 6:25 and 9l0 m,
$40 and $50 p M for Kim Grove 1855 p m. AR.
RIvE-MAin Llne-l&l6 m, 1910 q m, S:l5 m,
$40 m, I:l6 p N. o, Q. Div.-6:lo p N, 9:60a m,
E6S am. W. 6P. DiY-ARIvE-From Pitt1buyh,
$50 m, and $50 p N: from WAShingtou, Pa, 500
and $50 q m; lis and $50 m; from Kim Grove,
r., @. d ST. L.-DEFAET-GH q m, Goa m,
la p m, I:47 p IN. ARRryH-&S7 m, 1El2 m,
S57p m, Rpm.
Cleveland, Lorain q RheeIIug.-DKrARr
Bridgeport and 81. ClalrsyiIle Accommodation, 9:20
a m and SIS nj Cleveland, 100 noon: Mlssilon,
ITO p m. ARRiyE-SSS q m, 1910 N, as p N,
as pm.
cleveland d Pittsburgh-DEPAEr-6 a
n, 1880 N, t:o6 p N: steubenyille AccommodG.
Hon SOS o m, WelsEille Accommodation sos
o N, ARAIvE-i20s q m, 4:tS p m, e:I2 D N; Steu.
bcnyille Accommodation 3;jS N, WellTille AZ.
commodAtion SIS an.
b, Y. d O. Railwny-LELyE Bellaire for
WoodSheld and aummeraeld at Gas q m, and 800
p. N. ARRIVE At Bellaire % 9lo 4. m. and Gao pm
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r OST OR sTOLEN-A GREY HOUND.
IL Had on Of the time nickel collar was about
two feet hIRh, and taWn color suitable reward
will be Riven for return Of SINE 10 GEORGE A,
LAUGHLlE. ChRpline street MOI
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SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, wetvIr
glria.
WIN. cowden adminIstrat tor oithe)
estate OF CarolineV. Zane. deceased, In Ch,pn4,rI
VI - >'N'SH
willilmF +. Zane and other.
BY virtue OF decree entered by said Cont
theabOye entitled cause on thel lih day Of JAauG{
1883, the uHdeHigncd Special Commissioner VII
sell al public sale az the front door Oi the Coal
house Of said county Oh
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1853,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A ", the undivided bal
OF certain tact OF land situated on lanes q
Wheeling Island 10, the City Of Wheeling, OAo
county, West Virginia, known and described y
follows: Beginning At axe Oh the west Sde o.
South Penn street, GU q lluc with +. J. sNne!
northern fence; thence with the western line o.
said street, south degrees, east "a A2l(O Iots %
the hedge row; thence with the hedge row SOUTH y
degrees, west 2SlO0 poles; thence south deSitE,
wet q 42.lG0 poles 10 stake; thetce norm "
degrees, est 72S.l00 poles TO the beeilninE, cor
talning one acre and 80 Glo0 poles mOic OF ltsC
Terms OF SALE One half and " much more o.
the purchase money as the purchaser s1Gll teCt y
pay 10 csSh on the day OF sac, the balance III tEo
elilal inStalmentS III six and twelve month, eVt
denced By notes bearing interest from ne Gly
Sale, ", J. ". CONDES,
Special Commissioned.
hereby certify that bond hiss been given y
above named Special commissioner a. telliIn "
the Court b. u, NC-OLLuSht
OG1l nLLLs.
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FITS

All Fits stopped free by Dr.. Ellue's Great Nerve
RsEtorer. No tits tttet tntdays ute. asrVelols
Send 10 Ir. Kline, 9Sl Arch street Philadelphia,
Pa. Cancer institute. 93l Arch street. thladelphia,
Pa 90 IN n. OcS-NwH4w
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4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
sAcurIty. Mo,he.ly Carn, Good BolrdIrs, pC!iSn4U
Location and Reasonable ChAiGA
MT. DeCLantnl Academy
sxAR WHEELING, v. Va.

The thir.yhxth year Of this well E7oNn S n ~
ior GI,iS tttder The charge Of the sl,pn ,ST,ieI
VIdtatiet, opeps on the First AondEl o. seP'''+'''
noIt, and continues ten months . ,,.,,o,
SpsS Who Iesite 10 place thelr dGaEh,'s ~ ~
SoTd Ing 1921 S' ,oc M
In ihc way Of healEhiul and deiiGhau.1 iSS, ne.
excclent board, thorough discipline aiiS . W.; IL
lion, al the handso lifelong sGsehiEs, he mod
an iSnSt,SaeS and music At yeyY reGsonaO' tSEs,
should Send Tor catalogue Of this tchoo', "'''
DIRYCrRKSs OF THE kCADESg6Gy
III, DECIASIAL.
,-o,,. Ne.f wheeling WV
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In tho Circuit Court 70, Ohio ccurty, wcl vlHIai.
william T. Zane and Plate n B. ZArC)
charlns Z Zsnn md nihrr

Charles Z, Zane and Others.
BY virtue Of decree entered by Mid court In Tia
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of Octntti
1883 the undersigned appointed thereby Specis
Commissioner for the pCrpOsC, will sell 4! IuAiIc
sale, at the front door Of the Court House o. ali
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

JOHN W. SCHULTZE, TT,
VIZ, u. HALLEIl, ucliontcr.
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n ,he elrcult cou1! lot ohIo coaa!y, wa!ys
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"A BLESSING IN DISGUISE"
4 ADKLPII ST., BEooKLYS, n. Y.
Ama.l. 90 1901

4S4 ADKLPBI ST., BROOKLYN, n. ".
March 20, 1881.
No family should DO without Allcock's
Porous Plasters their healing powers are
wonderful and thoir efficacy far reaching
and lasting. For years past / have seen
and known them to cure and relieve the
most obstinate and distressing cases Of
rheumatism, kidney complaint, bronchitis,
neuralgia, lumbago, Inflammation Of the
lungs and throat, paralysis, asthma, spinal
weakness, and coughs and colds. In my
own case they have afforded me almost
instant and permanent relief. My friends
consider them an invaluable and speedy
remedy for all kinds OF aches and pains.
They are a blessing In disguise; and no
wife or mother should DO without them II
she values her peace aud comfort and
freedom from nervous exhaustion and
other ailments. AS strengthening plas-
ter, also for backaches aud weakness. they
have no equal. ] haye never yet found
plaster so efIicacious and stimulating, or
to give 30 much general satisfaction. Used
In connection with Brandreth's universal
life. giving and l!fs-healing Pills, no enc
nesd despair or speedy restoration to
good sound health.
Mrs. f. ToMPKISs.
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Mrs. i. b. CochrNn has been confined
TO her room with sickness during the
week past.
Mrs. J. ID. Arthurs has been visiting
friends IN the country.
Mr.. I. Ticer, near this place, has been
very sick for the past week.
Mr.. Rufus skipton, Of philomath,
was visiting friends hero Monday and
Tuesday Of this week,
Capt. Il. -. VonHagan lookel un-
usually happy this week he having be.
como tho father OF a bouncing boy,
weighing nine pounds.
Mr.. Gitler Is moving in the house
formerly occupied by J. u. Irvine.
Miss EfIie West, Of East Portland,
has opened millinery shop in this
place. She has very nice assortment
Of millinery goods, and those wishing
goods In her line will do we'll TO call aud
examine her stock.
The ]. o. q. 7. Of this place arc pre-
pairing for dramatic entertainment,
which they intend to put on tho stage
at this place. the proceeds Of which are
TO DO given for the benefit Of the "or.
phans' Hsme,' At The Dalles.
WuANoER.
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Harrisburg, Or, April Is, 1883.
UT sUPRA.

Harrisburg, Or, April Is, 1883.
Eds. Dernserat:
We had very little last week in the
way Of local items therefore did not re-
port. Times are very quiet BOW here,
and nothing much trarspiring outside
VI the ordinary run Of affairs
We hear Of 9 Good Templars' Hall
spoken Of, and some very energetic
steps have been taken towards erecting
9 brick bnilding for that purpose. AL.
ready 81 ,035 have been subscribed and
articles Of incorporation adopted. The
move is one in the right direction, and it
is TO be hoped that il will succeed.
Our meat market has changed hands
lately /; Mr.. "hiks' Fuller again being
the man who deals out the meats TO the
people of this place.
Our efficient County School Superin-
tendent visited our public school on
Monday remaining at the school during
the greater part Of the day, thereby
showing bis interest In The work In
which be is engaged. The school here
numbers eighty-ono punila, being rath-
or large enrolment for the Spring
term. Sup't. Moses speaks well of the
school here, and of the progressive con-
dition Of the schools generally.
Rampy & McDanisls' drug store was
removed 70 the building formerly occu-
pied as dry goods and general mer-
chaadise store, along side Of Jerry Hays
store. They have been making quite
IN addition to their stock. Mr. Nc
Coy, late Of your place, Is doing very
nice business here in the same line.
We noticed Mr.. Damon Smith, of
Albany, on our streets during the week.
New babies, fist-6gLts and the usual
contribution 70 the city treasury are too
common to require special report.
DAN.
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The Had and worthless

are never initiated or eoHHterJsited. This IL
especially true CT n family medicine,
and IL In positive proof that the remedy
initiated IL of the highest value. As soon
as IL had been tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bltt4rs was the
purest, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many limitations
sprung up and began 20 steal the notices
In which the press aud people OF the
country had expressed the merits OF II.
b., and Ia every way trying TO induce
suffering lnyallds TO use their stutf In
stead, expecting TO make money on the
credit and good name OF II. Il. Many
others started nostrums put up In simi-
lar style TO III. B, with yariously devised
names In which the word "Hopp or
"Hepsn were used In q way TO induce
people TO believe they were the same as
Hop Bittera All such pretended RENE
dies or cures, no matter what their style
or name Is, and especially those with
the word Hop or Hops" In their
name or Ia any way connected with
them or their name, are limitations or
counterfeits. Beware Of them. Touch
none Of them. Use nothing but gcnu.
Inc Hop Bitters. with abunch or cluster
Of green Hops on the white Iobel. Trust
nothing elsc. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing In imita-
tons or counterfeits
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Having seen no items in your vAlua-
bic paper for some time from Rock
Hill, / thought / would send you few.
School opened on the End Of this
month under the management Of our
experienced and successful teacher, Mr..
]. B. Writ, with about 35 pupils On tn .
roll, this being the third term at Rock
Hill for Mr.. Writ.
The singing school at Sand Ridge IL
progressing finely with Mr. T. L. Dug
ger AZ teacher. Quite q number from
Rock Hill are members.
We have church the first, second and
third Sabbaths Of each month, the first
being occupied by Rev. Conner, of
Philomoth, the second by Rev. DIR.
Pettigrew, Of Lebanon, and the third by
Rev. Black, Of Brownsvilie.
Crops are locking splendid and farm.
srs are expecting big returns this fall
for their hard labor.
II. A. Miller, who has been attend
ing scbsol at Eugene, came down the
6rst of the week and spent few days
at bis home near Lebanon, but returned
the last of the week to commence school
again.
a@Ea A RYAnvp
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jefferson, Or, Apr. 1s, 1888

Jefferson, Or, Apr. IL, 1888.
Eds Democrat
Fine weather again. I
Everybody Is very busy doing up
their Spring work, and as soon as few
more dry days have come, farmers will
be busy at blowing and sowing, as there
are many here who are not through
seeding.
w. G. King, the famous temperance
lecturer, intends trying 10 organize y
lodge at the Devaney school house, on
next Thursday evening. or week from
Thursday evening, (as there seems to be
little Misunderstanding a. TO the ex.
act time)
School progresses finely under the
supervision of our efficient teacher.
There are % students and the attend.
ance Ia good.
Aiss Addie I,ongworth IL getting
along admirably in the Kelly district,
teaching the young idea how TO shoot.
Geo. Devansy began school on
Hungry Hill." last Monday; fifteen
names enrcllod the ilrst day, and he will
have about twenty Ave.
Some one shot aud killed Andrew
Miller's dog Ia bis yard. Andy IL
quite wrathy about II.
Mrs. II. b. Carey is stopping in Sa.
lem at present, attending on her half
sister, who is very low with oonsump-
tion.
Miss Ida Canon, Of Albany, il in the
district visiting her relatives and friends.
Mr. John Quiglsy, of scotts' Valley,
Gal, is visiting his brother, II. II.
Quigley, near Jefferson, at present.
] Miss Lizzie Pickard, Of Marion Sta.
tion. intends TO Atart on visit TO SEQ
her uncle In Iowa, Absut tho 9TH Of
next month.
Mr. Greenbury Coin expects to start
on his return trip TO Ida county, Iowa,
about 4th May, 1888. lie has been
visiting his uncle and family for about
9 year. He has alse made many friends
who will feel sad TO hear OF hts depart
pre,
| Mr.. z. II. Hsllingsr has opened a
hardware and stove store in Jefferson,
and will make Q speciality in furnish
ing ell kinds Of farming implements on
short notice. and at the lowest possible
prices. IL you are in need OF anything
in hiA line, don't fail to call on him Al
he will give good bargains In everything
in bis line.
L. n. Thomas, and J. +. Kirkpat.
rick, Of ssio, are playing game Of ches,
by mail Msrwin and Eord, Of Inde-
Pendsnoe, and s. 4, DsVansy are play
ing game by correspondence, and Mr.
Z. O. Russell, Of Sweet Home, and j
]. Ford, Of Independence, are playing 4
game BY mail.
Ut sUPRA.
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Emigration Is docking to this coast
in large numbers.
How meek time serving leaders in
the Republican are getting.
Il Is not free trade. but fair trade,
the Democrats are demanding.
Would some people think there
would be drouth if We should have
weak Of dry wsatheri
The Democratic motto is !: Economy
in ell public offices and fdelity in ell
public trusts.
The independent politician is gener-
ally half way en- The road TO the camp
of the enemy.
Local selfgOsernment and pure and
honest ballot are the underlying prinei-
pies Of Democracy.
How pleasant it is fer brethren to
dwell together in uaity, bat this does
net apply to the Republican dailiss of
Portland.
It il ell bosh to call the Democrats
absolute free traders. The party has
invariably supported tariff for rsve
nue..
Republics arc proverbially ungrateful.
Even that good man, the husband OF
MrA Hayes, has passed frem the public
Essmery.
There is an intense quietnesa prevail
ingi the ranks Os the Republican party,
bat, like Etna, it is getting ready 70
give vent TO the internal fires and cem-
molten within.
No man can run for sfics in Ohio
when his political straddls is net sun
ciently comprehensive to embrace both
the church and the saloon.
Republicans Of Ohio are looking fol
. dark horse candidate for governor
and they are new talking Of one Z. b
Hayes. There would be much rejoicine
anOng Democrats, Of Ohio, to have Al
opportunity Of laying the great Fraut
In the shade.
It Is, no doubt, very annoying to the
Republicans to see the Democrats pre-.
pairing to make political blunders which
may lose them the Presidency.
There can be no breach in the Dems
cratic party on the tariff issue. Th'
principle Is as old as the party itssl
that Democrats believe in . tariff fo
revenue only.
Il Is pretty safe to predict that an,
attempt in the Democratic House Q
Representatives to modify the existing
tariff viii not secure the coneurrsnc,
Of either the Senate or the President.
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0aCE AGAIN.

We have failed to see any account oi
the result Of the election in Michigan
in the OregOniqn or Neca It would
seem that newspapers, which have 50
much enterprise and public spirit as to
resort to bogus dispatches (see charges
Of each against the other) in erdsr to
satisfy the demands and tastes of their
readers, would, at least, publish genuine
dispatches Of general interest.
The San Francisco Bulletin Of 18th,
inst, has dispatch from Detroit to the
effect that the Official canvas Of the vote
Of the state had been made which
showed that the Democrats and green-
hackers had elected the state ticket by
majorities ranging from 1000 to 5000.
Really We would like to ask what state
Republicans can carry.
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Waterloo, Or, April 10, 1883.
Eds, Demscrat
ID. s. Gagsr having recovered has
returned home with his son who lives
in WascO County, and hes been down
on visit.
The river is still on the rise and the
sawmill boys are improving the oppor-
tunity by getting their logs down.
The Santiam farmers are beginning
to want little more sunshine.
The Herring Bros. have taken the
contract Of cutting eight hundred thou
sand feet of logs for the Waterloo saw
mill. e
J. o. Beebe Il Go. intend starting
their bewi factory to turning out bowls
in short time.
Our District School started last week
with 4. 8. McClung as teacher.
GRANGER.
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Lang Station, Or, April l6, 1888.
Eds. Democrat
Not seeing any items in your most
valuable paper for some time Thought
| would write q few.
The wheat is looking we'll With the
exception of the last sowing on wet
ground it looks pretty sorry.
Our school has commenced under the
management Of Pref. j. ID. Wirts-
baugh he is an accomplished gentle-
man.
Mr.. John Leedy has got his littl
mill in running order, he is going to do
. smashing business /; he says he will
ship his -four to China or Europe, he
has not fully determined which would
be the best market.
Mr.. N. Bridges has over three hund-
red acres Of wheat scwn.
Mr.. Cal. Burkhart has gone into the
sheep business, and has over sixty
lambs in all.
Mich cows are very much in demand
in this vicinity, they range in. price
from $35 to 500.
There is considerable Improvement
going on in this vicinity. J. r. Keeb-
Ter Is building new fence around his
yard.
There will be church at the school
house next Saturday and Sunday. The
hoedlums who disturbed the last meet
ing had better look little out.
l did not start in to run in oppesi.
ton to the "mermaiden." If I bad
would say, tom, how did the old
mans' breecbss it you when you went
sparkling and fell off in the creek"
THE RAMBLER.