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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

lnvalids who are recovering vital stamina, declare
In CRATE iu terms heir appreciation of Tie merits
as ht tonic, q! !loStc,icr'a Stomach Bitters. Not
only does 1t imphrt strength 10 the weak, but II
also correct an irregular acid state nf the stomach
makes the bowels act at proper Intervals, gives
ney troubles, ana conQucrs well as prevents
fever and ngue
For sale hy al Druggists and Dealers generally.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

"Rough Oh Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, ncs, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophcrs. 15c. Druggists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

PURE breeds in poultry are far more
satisfactory and profitable than the mon.
0rels,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

"BRsT CoCau BAIsAMIH THE WORLD" Try It.
Price lOc. +. w. KINsMAN Co., Augusta, Maine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17
SATAN-"Who are you ?"
ga 1>onl, oo,I,;or -

SATAN-"Who are you?"
ga bank cashier"
"DefauIter2'
"Ycs."
"How much ?"
1000, ,0O0."
"Felix, give him " top seat, away
from the fire. where it is moe and cool,
Never mind thanking me, Mr.. Cashier.
You're welcome. But WHO is this ?"
No. pa bank cashier
"Deianlter?"
"Ics.'
"How much ?"
$4,000"
"Here, Felix. take this fellow. and
give HIM seat on the top of the stovc?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

Emory's Little Ca,hartic Plll-besL made
for Liver Complaint and Bilousness.
Fas!elcss, harmless lnfallible. 16c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

'IN our country" said the English.
man, as he leaned back In his chair,
before we marry we arrange to settle
certain sum on tho WIFE,"
eyes. know" replied the American,
"but with us it is different. 1t is after
we are married that we settle everything
on the wife and arrange to beat our
creditors"
"Haw see. And how do the ored-
itors take it?"
"They never find anything to take"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17
Mother Swnn,s xyor,, syrun

Infallible, tastoess harmless, catharilc; for 70.
YerhhneBs, restlesaneBs, worms. CODBt lpatiOn 26o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17
HUMOROUS.

s'I SEE that Governor Cleveland has
notified the New York prison anthori-
ties that the use of the paddle as q
means Of punishment must be disoon-
tinued," SAID Henderson, sand I consid.
or it contrary to the spirit OF progress
which should animate the breast Of
overy true American"
"What are you talking aboutP" DRIED
the brys in astonishment,
what am 1 talking abontr You he.
lieve in every man helping himself, don't
your"
They admitted that was where thoy
stood.
well, supposing man wanted his
back padded, you can't paddle your
OVID, can your" N-...
NO" replied tho boys.
'What then?"
"What them" screamed Henderson.
"1ou thick headed fools Don't YOU
see tho pointp Paddle your own, can
You ? Paddle your own canoe" ,
Nobody laughed; it was q matter too
serious Tor merriment; but they pltied
poor Henderson from the bottom of their
hearts. and they pitied themselves, too.
Tho violation Of any of natures laws
brings ,ts warning by tho feeling OF dis
comfort, Exposure will induce colds,
throat disease, consumption, ETC., all OF
which give warning by troublesome
cough. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup In
time, and remove both tho cause and effect
| OF your discomfort.
CoNcERNISa the Father of his Coun
try: At Austin, New, on Washington.
birthday. a Ohinaman tried to explain
to Captain Jack, of the Piutes, VIII,
Washington was. "Who you call un
Washumtuns ooh, he heapo hi,
man, Jack, heape big American chief.
"Aller same Winnemucca ?" "Yes, Jack
only htape moro so. He heape goot
chief. Allee 'Mcr,cans heap ikum
This ho biz ithday; when ho come LITTLE
pappoose fuss time, you know; savvy
that, jack 2" "No." I" 'Well, Jack, Wash
irgton President; great general; hca,
pite: hckum dam British; fxum coun
try bully" "Washnmtung die p Eyes
heapa die, long timo ago." "Chinamar
killum?" mo. no; dear me, no; Ii,
catthem sick-gone up-no come pap
pCose no more" ugh | You heap,
likum-heapa shootum big gun watse
matter now?" Oh get out, Jack; it..
no u wasting time trying to explain
things 10 Il dam thick head Indinn.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

"RucRu-Taib,," ''.r
Tho quick, complete cure all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

Those answeriNk an advertisement
Will confern favor npOn headvcrtiser
1nd tho nubltsNer by stating that thew
saw the eadVertiseineDt In his lOnrnar
naming pnp0r.)
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17
, This NY. Slnger,S2O
&RR week In your own town. Terms and s6 outAt
HOO Jroe. Address II. HAILRTr & Co.. Portland, Me

A GENTg WANTED for the Best and Fastest.
I 4 ceiling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices ro
duced 80 per cent. NATIONAL Pun. 90. Phllada.. Pa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-17

"They never find anything to take."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
Fatal Aeeiaeat.

Last Saturday morning while Jas. Miller.
= brother Of Mrs. J. MeConns;i. Of this city,
was narrowing on farm two miies and a
half east of this city. he met with an acci.
dent which has proven nnch more serious
than was at Grst anticipated. in fact. fatal.
The harrow became eisggsd up. aRd turned
up on QUO aide. when he tried to place IL in
position. Ths horses started up And the
harrow fell. one tooth striking 10 the calf oi
his righ. lss. eating fearful gAsh Anl rip
piag it in bad manner. Two good sur.
gsons were immsdiately called and dressed
the woand. but afterwards II begAn 70 mortify
and IL was feared that IL would be necessary
to amputate Il.
Tuesday night whsn the Doctors
visited Mr.. Miller. they foaad the NOR.
tification increasing. The tooth Of the hAr.
row was = r'irty one. add IL had been impes.
Aibls to get the poissn from thi systsm 90
account of the isngth Of time 10 which the
tooth had been 10 the mans leg before /.
came out. aud Wednesday u.srnieg the
Doctors ~ent 70 Mr.. Millers place for
the purpose Vi ampatAting the LEG. II be
could stand it but they foan1 him dead.
Nearly the whsls Of the leg having turned
green. mortifying ia terrible manner.
Mr.. Miller was yoang inan about thirty,
and leaves a wife aud child
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

Tn. M.rA.s.,. B..r .. ss-. ss.A...

Last Tuesday on the santiam, nine miles
east Of here, occurred one af the bleodiest
tragedies yet chronieIsd 10 Linn county
F0rty.sight sheep belonging T. Mr N Bridges
were attacked BY two houads from KnOx's
Butte, aod out OF the Bumber forfy.isur
were either killed or wounded, thirty actual
y meeting death 81 the teeth Of the cnltus
hounds. Not satisfied with using their teeth
the miserable ours drove the tssd ints a
creek On Mr. Bridges farm, where. weak fr,n
the loss Of blooi. many of them we're also
drowned IL was . eold blooded affair. and
very justly raised the ire Of Mr Bridsss and
bis nSighbors. A vigilaat COMMITTEES. II
You wish 70 call IL that, was Immediately
called. The base hounds were found, rest
ing from their ovsr-burdened lead Of mutton,
ropes we're attached TO their Secks and they
were hung to the nearest bush until they
we're dead, meeting very deserved death.
PGnishmsnt for dog that will kill sheep
cannot be too summary. it makes no diser.
snes shsther they are blooded. trick dog, or
not. Sheep are too vslHable 70 be sIsuRb-
tered by set Of miserable ears.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

Friday afternoon. April GOTH.

Friday afternoon, April Goth.
Present Directors Strahan, Mon.
tath. Montanye aud Clerk n Burk.
hart
Tie following bills were ordered paid /:
Il ID Rsbb. | mos. salary, sl20; Visa
Kane, $50; Emily Turrsll, $50 Nettie
Sparks, $50; Rova Alexander, $50
Minnie Allison. $50 /; II A Parker, as
janitor, mo So.
IL was moved and carried that the
janitors services be dispensed with at
the above price.
A motion was made and carried that
. meeting Of the voters OF School Dis.
trict No. 5 be called for Tuesday even.
Ing. May S, at 7:S0 o'clock to take into
consideration the purchasing OF prop
erty on which to build q school house.
and that the meeting shall consider the
question of negotiating o loans The
notice ofthe meeting to be given by
publication In the city papers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

We are no Virgins, nor prophst OF any
kind, but we predict that within a few
years there will be more Of the precious
metals taken from Oregon than any other
State In the Union. The Indications are
strong that this soil In parts which have
never boon mined i full Of gold. In SOUTH
srn Oregon 10 a niue IN which gold II
found In immenss quantities, bat unfortu-
nately IL In mixed with snlpharet, and
scsentists have never yet been able 10 sepa-
rate the two, 20 the mine lies idlc. Along
the Paside the sand u fall OF gold. and /.
only needs the aid OF gold separator to
work wonders. In tho vicinity of Baker
City and that part of the State the precious
metal IL bsing found la good quantities,
and In other parts OF the Slate It still lies
imbodded In tho soil. What Is needed In
the State is 20 have Il carried on on larger
scale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

Last Saturday evening great excite
ment was caused At Tangent by the re-
port Of the drowning of Willis Knighten.
. son of c 2 Knighten, In the CalipoOia
river. near that place. II seems that
young KRighten, brother, and a son Of
P A Moses, were plowIng ia Q field near
the ealipooIa, when Willis said he was
going down to the river to get drink
Of water and started of ia that diree.
tiOn. He did net return, but Mr. Knigh-
ten had requested him TO do something
in another field, and ii was thought he
was there. When six o'clock came and
he failed roputin an appearance. search
was made for him. Foot-marks were
found on the bank OF the river where
some one had jumped down from a
higher bank, and it was supposed they
were his. They were traced TO near
some logs in the river. The general
opinien seems 70 be that he got on tile
logs and tried to push them off, or some
thing Of that nature, and fell in. A hat
which he wore was on Sunday me:n.
lag found about four miles Down the
river, leaving little doubt that he was
drowned. The affair has cast shadow
over Tangent, and particularly over the
houshoId Of Mr Knighten, who has the
sympathy of everybody ia their sad
aff1iction. Willis was about seventeen.
and was bright. Industrious young
nam, who will be greatly missed by all
whs knew him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
DsAaArIc ExTERTAIxMExT.

On Friday night OF next week the play
Of "Bread on the Waters" !" will be present
ed by an Amateur Company Of this city ,at
\ C a Hall, beginning promptly at s
o'clock. The cast OF characters made Is
said to be an excellent one, and the re-
hearsals' already had give promise OF this
being one Of the best entertainments yet
given here. Combine the fact that the
drama is very interesting one, full of life
and viyacity, with the fact that il will preb.
ably be well rendered, and We can see no
reSson why big house should not greet
it. As Il is for . good purpose there
should be no hesitaney On the part OF
everybody to attend. A first-class orches-
ira under the charge OF Mr. Hi. Richards
will furnish the music, which alone Is =
great indacemsnt 10 be present. It Il
composed OF eight pieces, all No music
clans. Complete arrangements are being
made for the convenience Of those who at
tend so that everybody will bS bonnd 10
get the worth oftheir money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

The editor, living ~ he does among let.
ters, artistic and PLAIN, with forms ofdlfIer.
ent descriptions about him, should have .
good eye for the beautiful and symmstrl-
cal In sculpture and art We, at least,
have small faculty in this direction
What we have few days ago We took oc-
naslon 10 display on trip TO the two Gem.
eteries. One IL struck on entering the cit y
cemetery at the difference IN workman
ship, both In design, and mechanic work
and lettering. A monument and curblng
Just erected by SlaIser Bros, over aud
around the graves OF the late children OF
Dir. HntsinpIller st onco strike one ~ be.
ing uncommonly well constructed. The
monument IL cottage one. Of NOTED blue
marble, perhaps the finest design Ia the
cemetery, while the lettering OIL IL 1. neat,
regular and we'll '.lustlfod." The curbing
- oven and will bear the level and linz.
On the two facing pillars In English script
are the letter "H." We doubt If there IL
ss well an executed piece OF work In either
cemssory. While ws are not disposed ~
criticlss, We could not help comparing this
exceiIcnt piece Of work OF Staiges Bros, as
well ~ their work gonerAlly Ia both Gem.
eseries. with some which We noticed. For
Instances, wO noticed RFeB with three
kiads OF type, on one stone, lines OF poetry
beginning with small letters. almost no
punctuation, and what there WAS wrong.
This i'a kind OF work that stands and ons |
can aiiSrd 10 pay extra, even, Tor The sake |
OF getting u well done. Nothing proyokes |
one much more than 70 see stones, moBu. |
ments and curbing pat together As II die.
thrbed by chaos, yet there are too aaiany
in both City and MasoElc cemeteries this
wsy. Wsrk speaks for itself, and II II for
this reason sIaIger Bros. are glad 10 have
theirs COMPARED with any. That the YER
dict is Ia their favor can be a,certaInod
from the amount of work they are sending
Out. Several large and beautiful mOnu-
ments are being made for parties Ia Lane
county. and others arc being sent all over
this county. II you would like 10 see
some excellent workmanship. eall at the
shops Of StaIger Bros, on the corner Of
Ferry and Second street, or q , - the Gem
ets ~ and judge for yourself
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
ssdasirie = sslas.sr Resort.

Esch year adds TO the good name this
place has obtained, it becoming more and
more Of resort both fer pleasure and health.
There is every reason to believe that it will
some time.becoms the Saratoga of Oregon.
Mr. 5 ii Claughton, of Lebanon has just
started an enterprise which. more than any,
thing yet done will tend TO increase the rep
utation of this simmer resort He will on
the 10Th of this month begin running daily
stage line between this city and Sodayille,
taking passengers directly to the springs, and
also in connection with this will deliver the
mineral water found there, well bottled, not
only to Albany people but as well to the
citizens of Oregon, Washington Territory
aad California. In fact he proposes to make
3 demand for it all over the Coast. The
water is now being drank regularly by hun
dreds of our citizens, who have foand that
It contains some splendid medicinal proper
ties, is pheasant to take, anA cannot be sssur.
passed as an appetizer. We are confident
thstit win become more popular than tbs
famous Congress water, and it certainly has
better medisinal properties. It's qualitie,
can be seen by referring to the I'D, of MI
Ciaughton in another column. Oar citizen.
who wish pleasant trip as well as cheap
one shorld take a ride with Dir CIanghtor
to the Mineral Springs. or, if they do mol
feel like going, let them make arrangement
with him to receive the mineral waters reg
nlarly at their homes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
Z BANK CERTIFICATE.

TkEAsURY DEPARTMENT..
ONCE 81 Comptroller OF the Currency,
NAsHfSo roN, April l6th, 1888.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented 20 the undersigned. II has been
made 70 appear that ''tbe First National
Bank OF Albany" In the City Of Albany In
the County OF Linn aud State o. Oregon
has complied with all the provisions OF
the Revised Statues OF the United States,
required 20 lie complied with before an
association shall bs authorized to COM
aence the business OF Banking:
Now, therefore, John Jay Knox Comp
trollsr Of the Curreacy. do hereby certify
that 'The Fiat Natio.a al Bank" ef ALBANY
In the City Of Aloeny, In the County Of
Linn and State Of oregon, II authorized 70
commence the business Of Blinking a.
provided IN Section iilty one hundred and
sixty. nine of the Revised statutes Of the
United States.
In testimony whAreof witness my hand
anu seal Of ofiise, this lClh day Cf Az ril.
1854.
Seal ofthe Comp
troIler OF the JOHN Jar KNOX,
tCurrensy. COmPtrolleF Of The
Currency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
soor AL AND PERSONAL.

Fred Lines left for Waco county iaa
Tuesday.
Hon ] II Smith, Of Harrisburg has besI
Ia the city this week.
VIM Parker. Of Yaquina Bay, was 10 th
city the fret Of the week.
| Mrs @ Hamilton and daughter Matte
left for Portland Wednesday.
Rev II II Gsary, Of Eugene, was 10 th'
city the first Of the week.
John Kessee and Frank Mattoon, Of Cor
wallis. were 10 the city Saturday.
Il L Hammock, Of Lang Staten made us .
very pleasant call last Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Reis retarnsd last week from a
trip to Seattle aud the Sound country.
Henry Aeh.a popular young lawyer oi
Portland, was IN the city last Saturday.
ii Clark and family moved to Portland
last Wednesday, whore they intend resid.
ing.
chinaman Charley was in the city last
Friday and Saturday. lie says. "DAng the
railroad"
Prof d 7 Stanley. President OF Monmouth
College, was in the city last Tuesday on his
way to Eugene.
w y Peters left last Tuesday for ssversl
days trip to the Sound, aud will wait seattle
Tacoma, Olympia and other places.
FL. Z,yas and w. Barr left last week for
the mountains. and we're seen goiag through
Sweet Hsme ia preserved coalition.
Judge Finn left for Prineville yesterday.
having al important case in the courts Of
Crook connty, which meets next week.
Mr. aud Mira farrell, Of San Franeiseo,
father aud mother Of Walter and George
Tnrrell. have been visiting them Ia this city.
Mrs dus Eaglandsr and ohildrsA left for
California last Wednesday. Gus viii remain
in Lane County awhile selling the II ,ckfora
tire tightsner.
Mr. Paul Harmon. = sou Of ex.nightwatch
Harmon. aud a nephew Of Nr Abe Hackls.
man. 10 in the city. He has not been here
for about fifteen yoars.
Both Rev aud Mrs Miller arc lying quite
III At the residences Of Geo Patterson ia this
city. the former with consumption aud the
latter vith pneumeniA.
y. L. Bristow. AaaAzer Of the Standard.
was in the city last Friday in the interest Of
that paper. Mr.. A. y. Parker has charge Of
carrying Of the paper In this city.
DIR = g Johnson aud wife leave for Seattle,
w T. 10 few days. They will be accom-.
panied by Mrs Jehnson's neither. Mrs l. J
Powell, who has been waiting with them for
q few weeks.
Jas Gilmoar returned 10 Lane county last
Wednesday. He has had good success 90
far selling the Rockford tire tightsnsr. and
thinks there will be . good sale for IL all
through the county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
Yours truly,


J II Daniel has opened music stsre
at Langdon's drug 4tore aud will sell the
Mathushek piano, probably the best
constructed Ia the market, aud the.
Shoninger cymbs.la organ, one Of the
best organs, and getting them direct
from manufacturer will sill them q
bottom rates. Those deIrln. first
GLASS. reliable Instruments viii do well
TO cali and see Mr. Daniel before pufchas-
Inc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

As manufacturers we have taken great
pains te supply an article in every way
reliable, and unsurpassed by similar
goods either foreign or domestic, and
would respectfully ask an examination of
the various styles and shades to be found
on sale by merchants who are agents Tor
the goods. All goods OF our manufacture
should b3ar the name and trade mark OF
Rroddhedd Woraed Nils,
jamestown, N. Y.
The Broadhead alpacasand dress fabrics
are justly celebrated as being positively
the best dress goods in the market for the
price. Samuel T. Young has just received
direct from the factory full line of these
goods, bought at jobbers prices for cash,
no middle men. Call aud see our assort.
meut Of surahs, mohairs and buntings.
SAMUsL K. YOU'VE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

Yesterday Afterneoa. at tile funeral of
Prof. Warrington. the pupil. Of the
public school formed ia procession.
with badge Of Grape on the right arm.
and bearing ia the hand y bouquet OF
howsrn They marched Ia regular or
dsr 10 the cemetery aud flied around
the grave asd deposited ths flowers
therein. We were informed that these
fisral tributes covered the casket for a
depth Of twe feet. 40 that literally
speaking the mortal remains Of Prof w
l. Wortbiagt"a rest la bed of nowers.
-Th, Halts4 TINES MoaAlaI4eer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

MCCORMICK. Near Shedd's, on Sunday.
April %, 1883, WM McCoENIcK. aged 81
years.
[Mr. Mccormick came to Linn county in
1853, and had lived on the same farm up to
the time of his death, although it had been
enlarged during the period. He was one Of
our best farmers. and is spoken Of IS u pure.
noble hearted man. BE was a memser of
the U P Church. his funeral sermon being
preached on Tuesday. by Rev G Irvine.
pastor OF the U Church Of tkis city. Mr.
Mccormick leaves wife and several chill
6ren, three Of whom are married.I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
Considerable style.

The frat Of the week, eur popular de-
iIvery-man, Virgil parker. put la an
appearance with new delivery wagon
which Is really fiae. II runs so smooth,
ly that Its owner forgets entirely about
the nights Inc has to walk the floor with
that new boy. Dir Fred willert was
the maker OF the wagon and it is u job
Of which he May feel proud IL may b
expected now to see meat delivered be,
fore 1t is ordered and groceries sent at
ten will come to haal at nine. an hour
before hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04
sCmaoL MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that there will
be meeting Of the legal voters Of School
District No. 5, Linn county, Oregon, held
at the Court House in said District, On
Tuesday, the sth day of May, 1858. at the
hOur of 7:S0 o'clock, p. M. for the purpose
Of selecting = location upon which to build
3 school house In said District, and to au-
thorize the Board of Directors to borrow
the sum of $4,000, for the purpose Of
erecting said school building, AID to give
the note OF the District or to sell the bonds
Of the District IS in their judgment may
seem best.
ny order Of the Board OF Directors
J. II. BURKHARF.
District Clerk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-05-04

G RET-BALTIM0RE - On Sunday,
April 29th, ut the residence 0t Mr. James
Garret, near She,ld, by A. Wheeler, j. r.
Mr. CoIIsoS GARRET aud Miss ANNA
BALrIMoRE-all of this county.
THE DEMOCRAT extends its heartiest con-
gratulatiohs to the happy couple, who start
out in life with good prospects aud bright
future before them. Nay their fandest
hopes be realized.l
SIMMONS -CAREY.-On April l5. 1883,
near Sheddp, by Rev Robt Robe, AiR l. j
SIMMONS and MISS CoRNELIA A CAREY-
all of Linn county.
IMr Simmons has been wanting for some
time to carey off some young lady, and We
are glad to hear that be found one whe likes
(per) simmons. He has the best wishes Of
host of friends ia Shedds who wish him
Joy untold.