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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
EasuIoN NOTES.

Velyeteen combines better with pisids
than wooden stutfs, its rich quality removing
any garishness of effect
English dressmakers have adopted the
fashion Of cutting dresses in points in the
opening at the neck, both when it is round
and when it is square.
Trained dresses re de riguer for occa-
SONS oil the r.ghest ceremony, but they
are Eorn only by married women. or I'M
ms -ried ones no longer young.
A new brocade called allumi has the
background in satin of very delicate
color and the figure in uncut velvet
These goods are as costly as they are ele-
CANT.
English nantes for widows fit closely in
the back, but hang quite straight in 'front.'
and extend almost to the hem Of the skirt.
They are covered with Grape, except in the
back.
The hairdresser thinks. curls, or rather
tresses of hair curled al the end and falling
on the shoulder, are to be worn this winter,
and also fringes of light curls falling on the
neck.
Gilt braid is placed in horizontal rows
between the wide plaits of the skirt of black
,siIk visiting gowns, and on the edge of the
basque and in lengthwise rows on the waist
coat.
Some new handkerchief are made Of soft
silk in the shape of an octagon, in bright
plaid colors. They are worn about the mex
inside cloth jacket, snd are especially be-
coming to brUnettes.
Velvet and plush ere the only materials
which the English dressmakers use for the
new Tam O'Shanters. They are made to
match the large coats Of Indian red stocki-
net, and are not thought too brilliant in
color.
1t is not necessary to cut an Indian
shawl in order to make il into mantle of
the dolman shape, for the seams may be
taken so as to fit the soft stuff to the figure
without cutting, producing very becoming
effect.
Bands Of swansjown are much used to
trim evening costumes. They head rows OF
lace and border the sleeves and the opening
at the neck: Colored marabout is used in
the same way, and bands Of it are often sub
stituted for sleeves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
NEWS THROUGH THE STATE.

On Days Run a few nights ago some one
hit J. r. Moore on the head with a stone,
cutting his forehead badly. The effects are
likely TO prove fatal.
Five members Of the gang OF boy thieves
that infest Grafton have been sent to Jail in
default of $500 bail each TO await the
action of the grand jury.
Barney crow, p farmer who lives a few
miles north Of Mouudsyile was found dead
last week. lie went ont to cut some wood,
and failing 10 return al the specified time,
is family went in search Of him and found
him dead Harrison County Democrat.
A few DAYS ago in StUmp;Own, Gilmer
county, Batter Martin stabbed Dock
Stump under The arm with large pocket
knife The wound is not serious. Martin
lld
A young McCumbers. OF the West Fork.
Calhoun county, las, week shot Young Bill
Campbell in the breast the ball not causing
serious wound. McCumhcss ran and was
pursued by Campbell but was no, over
taken.
Henry Hace OF Washington district, Cal
houn county, accidentally shot himself in
the hand while handling a revolver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

A CRIME OF unparalleled brutality was
committed in New York tenement on
Wednesday last; when a woman was kicked
to death by her Jealous lover a drunken
beast, whom she hal long supported on her
scanty wages. After committing the lend
ish crime he collected mOuey to bury her
and cot drunk on il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

IT IS becoming pretty vel established that
GREAT generals can be mistaken, and Gen.
SHERMAN has this failing among the rest.
He male slaudcroas speech about JEE-
reEsox DAVIS when h thought no report
ers were present. When DAVIS placed the
lie square on the generals shoulders, the
latter By impu,ation. declared that his
proof rested upon certain letter written
10 Senator VANCE Tie Senator on Sun
day gave to the press a denial Of SHrR-
MANS imputaiioD. The EG@SrGR printed
the original letter in dispute which leaves
SHERMAN without shadow TO rest upon.
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Not Necessarily Complimentar,

Bill Snively belongs to very sriSto-
cratic, but somewhat impoverished Calves.
ton family. BIZ has very distinguished
manners, and it is generally believed that
he is looking around for = wealthy wife.
He returned 10 Gal, eSton recently from q
trip to Houston, where he became engaged TO
lady.
The day after he returned he showed the
picture Of his intended to Aunt Dinah an
old family servant The photograph repre-
scented & rather elderly female OF most for
bidding aspect
We'll, Aunt ninah, What do you think Of
my intended wife,
The old servant looked st the photo
graph, shook her head, and replied;
She mus hab heap o money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

Or the tiger that escaped from its cage
near DAYTON tie other day an exchange
saws. Il, IS Jeiieyed to have eaten cltl-
zen Of Ohio. This news is rather late as
well ss incorrsct. It was doubtless the Dem
ocrstic tiger anii, eG' NOS than one citizen
FGL:C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

IT jeg;ns 20 o < as if Gen. Sn2H"'E
no. ouly kicked man after he was DOM,
but did i. wap,oaly a, no such letter has
vet been uuearthei that Gen. SuEEH'N ac-
cused JErfuRS0y DAVIS of writing, not
with tanding the public and private records
have been searched high and low.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

JAPANESE newspaper enterprise Is making
,o,:J progress. Three newspapers pub
l:.L.J =, T., = and one at Kobe have sent
special correspondents ~ ''p''' '"' P'O
csedings of the war in China.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

PoIrcg JUICE SHELL, the terror Of VASE
iugton evild6crs, fayor5 putting petty GRIM
inals at work instead OF supporting them
comfortably in jail at the expense Of the
tavnsyars We need more SHELLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
An Envious woman's Satisfaction.

hHfbHy"" IRE" tTfNS.
! I'm glad those stuck.up French women
are going 10 have some rivals in this coun-
try, remarked Mrs BaScom. IL am sick
and tired Of reading about Madame So,and.
Sos scion, and it does me good to notice
by this paper that q Columbus, Ohio widow
has opened q saloon in that CITY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

To rE premier of nation on which the
sun never sets is not as good job fnan'
clally as to be Uncle Sans President.
GLApSroyr's salaries aggregate but S37,-
500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Choice to His Use of words.
Hfn.if PuI.

Lsndsdy-Are you enjoying your diu-
ner. Mr.. Dumley? | trust YOU are fond OF
turkey"
Dumley Struggling with drumstick)-
The word fond, in connection with this
bird, nv dear madam does not adequately
express my feelings, revere, think, is
haftar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

The college which has the largest num-
Der of graduates in Congress is the Univer-
sity of Virginia. Harvard stands second
and Yale third This is hard on the Tai
versity of Y rginis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

FrFTY-xIxE Chinese shirt sinners struck
in New York the other day on occount OF
tie discharge Of the sixtieth, who went by
tie euphonious eoguomen, PoLSN Dor
JOIN seems 10 De up to the times
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Ihe Retter Mnr DO DO NJ.

cpltaaffttttt J9hFHg1.
John said millionaire to his son, Il
have just willed you my property and made
B and R trustees" That will
never do. can sUgges. an improvement.
What Make them your heirs and ap-
point me trustee, which was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
DIED.

BICK-On Thursday morning, December IS, at
10 O'Clock, WM. BIcE, ST. in the Goth year OF his
age.
Funeral from his late residence this afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at Nj. Zion cemetery. Friends
Of the family invited.
BUSBEY- On Friday, December 70, 1881, at I
o'clock A. M. at the residence OF her brother, VIM
Busbey, on Short Creek, MARY BUsTEr, aged IS
years.
Funeral from residence of her sister, Mrs. Jane
Campbell, No 2l34 Market street, Sunday morning
at u O'Clock.
fMoundsyillc and Romney, W. Va, papers copy. !,
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VITAL STATISTICS.
Deaths.


At Buckhannon, Uishur county. December H.
Miss Ella Stewart.
At BUclhsnROn, Deem Der 10, George R. Lister,
Sgd -
AT French Creek, UpShUr county, December "a,
Mrs. Eldridge Burr.
At Charleston, December 10. Mrs. Dave BIScknan.
In Cas- District, STonongalia county December II
Mrs. Susanna raTiS, aged a.
Near Vaudeville, NOnOngalia county, december L.
Miss Sarah b TSPP, aged 20.
At Grafton, December H. Mrs. Eliza Jane Gill;
gan, aged =.
At MartinSburg, Berkely county December Is,
Mrs. Harry Thomas.
Marriages.
AT MorgantOWn, MOnongshs county, December
II, by Rev. s Kitchens, Mr.. Thomas II. Hess and
Miss Evangeline Baker,
At MOrsantOEn, December Is, by Rev. Wm. Hy-
Land, VIM. II. Hyland and Miss Lizzie X PrStzman.
At Pleasant Hin, Monongalia county, December
8, Mr.. Thornton Colebank and Miss Agnes Davis.
Near Thornton. Taylor county, December Il, by
Rev. Amos, Mr. Frank Cornwell and Miss Prudie
Sayer.
At Geragdsiown. Berkeley county. December :,
BY Rev. b. J. Wilson, Ms. c. w. Boyer and Miss
BETTE ShefTaTd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

TdE MayOrs-elect Of Cambridge and
Lynn, Mass, were graduated from Harvard
in 1871. They must have used a balloon
TO scale flames ladder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

In Nebraska farmers find it cheaper to
burn corn for fuel instead of coal Coal
costs twenty two cents abushel and corn can
be grown for twelve cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
RandaIrs Great Power of Discrimination,


If Mr.. Samuel J. Randall were a novice
he might be captured by the tafy the Re-
publican journals are giving him. Bat Mr..
Randall can tell tcm cat from toad
stool every time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

A CARDIFF all who are suffering from the er J
-ors and indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c, Twill send re-
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary In
south America Send seli-addressed envelope to
REV. Joseph T. ISNAS, Station d, Ns,5 York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

EDITOR REGISTER Please ar ounce me as a
candidate for The office oil City Sergeant, subject to
the decision of the Democratic vote at the prima
rits 10 ue held December 2OlI, and ObliGe,
Yours, &c, b. STANLEY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Tardy Truth from a Tariff Organ,

The simple fact is that the country is
having toOgh time Of i. digging down to
bedrock prices for the foundations of a new
era Of prosperity, but it has nearly reached
such prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
Confident that That Is What Democrats
EaRAas CRuhar
How About His Creditors :

The Democratic party may not be able
10 ruin the country in four years, but it will
AZ it's hest In that direction
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announcement.
EOR MHARFMAsTER.

EpuuR REGISTER:-Plca>e announce me Is
candidate for the Office OF Wbarlmasier igr the ensu-
ing tenn subject 20 The decision OF the Democratic
voters at the primaries 10 he held on December ~
respectfully, JOHN CROChAEp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
FUNNIEST PLAY OF THE DAY.
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

EDITOR REGISTER: Plea.e announce Capt. VIM.
Prince As a candidate for the nomination Tor City
scrgesnt, subject to the Democratic primaries, and
pbliSe many friends. no25h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
sona Republicans Are Hungry, Too

Senator Sabin says "he enjoys the eeono-
mics of a poor maj" since his failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20

-. Loh8 fptI-NllluId0,
lis reported that the Illinois ofice,seek-
ers are worrying 0gleshy to death
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

EUHOT NfCiSi'T:
AnrOUCe me as a candidate for the Office OF City
Sergeant, at the ensuing municipal election.
Respectfully, w. L. FUGATE
uPllh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EOR CITY SERGEANT

Error EECISTTE:-Plcase announce me
candidate for the Office of City Sergeant Tor the en-
suing tenn subject TO the decision ol the Democratic
voters a, the primaries 10 be held on December 90
Rr>p,,t;Ullv PORTER SMITH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
SheriTs Sale.

In ls CireHa 0osrt Of the STATE Of O5 s0oa
for Linn C0Ssty
John X BA timore, PlaIntG.
w
I @ DIcksy, Louisa Dick0y his wife, ID =
Mason aud Ki 1awn DefsndSuts.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN OF ga execution and order OF sale
issued eat OF the above named Court In
tie above entitled suit 10 me dirSctsd aud
delivered. will on saturday ths 3rd day
Of January, 1855, at tAs hsuT ~ o'clock,
.. IN. - the Court Hsuss door Ia the city
81 Albany, Linn county, Oregon. sell ~
public anctlon for cash In hand TO the
Ia sald order Of aaiGea follows, toswit
Issts numbers Two (zl and ssges (7) In
Block one hundFed and nineioon (iigl IA
aackieman's AddItion % the city 0f Al
bAny ~ the sans is numbered, designated
and dessribed ON the maps and piais Of
said addition now on file la the Office OF
the County Clerk Of Linn county. Or-gon
The nald premises being the east half Of
the west half OF said Block i1o aforesaid.
The proceeds arising from Ihe sale Of
said real property 20 b. applied: First 70
the payment Of The costs and expenses Of
suit, taxed - t2gs0 and the costs and ex
penass Of sale and accruing costs. Second
70 tbs payment 10 the Pi1intiH the sam of
t570.b5 With accruing interest thereon NJ
the rate ef ten per cent per apnum from
The 3lst day Of October. 1881, md the fur
thsr sum of $50 Attorneys fees. Third the
oyeFplus IL any there be. 10 paid - the
defendant g Dickoy his boirs or assigns,
Dated this 5gh day OF Decsmbsr. 1854.
J. X. CHAELTos,
Sheriff oi Linn county Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
An Unsoan4 Rsysr.

john Rover, non compos nentis rover
over the country, arrived at Scio last
week, and Immediately showed evidences
Of very unssund mind. Stripping of
bis bat, coat, vest, boots and shees, he
stationed himself In the middle Of the
road, acting in very curious manner.
Then some Of ths citizens thought = stop
should bs put t. such conduct and at
tempted to arrest him but il took about
= dozsn men, and then snIy after long
run through fslds and ever bills. He
was brought to this city, duly examined,
found to b insane. and taken to the ssy-
Ium at Salem, where he no doubt has
fonpd congsnisI Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
SheriR's Sale.

IL IA CIreaa Court q (dIe State Of Oregon for
Linn CoEnfy.
D p Porter a. Administrator Of the estate
OF r ~ Elder. decsa>ed. Plaintiff.
W.
. Elder. DefsndsnL
NOTICE Il hereby given that By virtue
~ Of . writ Of execution and order Of
sale issued out OF the abeve Court In the
above entitled sun 10 me directed and de-
livsred. will on saturday the 3rd day 81
January. 1855. ~ the hour Of o'clock, p
IN, NJ the Court House door In the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell AZ pub
lie auction for cash In hand 10 the highest
bidder the real property dsscribed In said
orIiar Of sale as fellows, to-wit: All Of his
lDsfsndant'slright title and interest in and
% the feiiswing described real property,
to-wit: beginning at . point is-S2 chains
west from the southeast corner or the
noFtbeast quarter Of HoctiCn IS and running
thence north s0.24.l00 chains thence east
es.ld chaina thence south 37-95 chains ;
thence west 1899 chains thence south
42.72 chains thence west y chains 20
the place OF beginning in sections rs, IL
and - in TIP. Is. 8. X. 5 west In Linn
county, The proceeds arising from the
sale Of said real property TO be applied,
first 70 the costs and disbursements Of thil
auit taxed at f30.SS and the accruing costs
Of and upon this writ. second TO the
Plaintiff the SUN Of 3l6l7,9l with accru'
ing Interest thereon at the rate OF 10 pei
cent per annum from said 27th day OF Do
toher, A. d. 1884 and $3.50 Attorneys lees
November eth, 1854
J.K. CKARLroH,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
Thanksgiving DoIas..

Thanksgiving day passed OF in very IN
prstsntieus manner in Albany. Many ate
turkey, others coatented themselves with
'tcrOw" TO make up for lost election bets, and
still others did not seem to know whether
they should do anything to be thankful or
not.
Interesting services vera held in the Bap-
list Church in the morning. Rev Brownson
delivering very thoaghtful sermon. fading.
With all sensible people. the world full oi
things and events so be thankful for.
In the evening . supper and social was
given by the ladies of the Congregational
Church at VIC T U Hall, which proved an
snisyabls affair. During the evening an In
.terssting program Was delivered. consisting
Of recitations by Kisses Mary Irvine and
Hsttis Miller. dass by Mrs Laagdon and
Mn Staigsr and quartet by Messrs. Au-
brsy, Charlton, Fortmiilsr and Brush.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
marr,ssar. Eles.Iea.

At the city election in HarrlabErg, on last
Monday, two tickets were in tho field, the
'sCity Ticket" and "Independeut Ticket, !"
politics bsing entirely disregarded. Follow
ing was the vote, the frat named being on the
City ticket and the last named on the IEde-
pendent ticket
Mayor-A II Cox. 81; " D Porter, 35.
Cox's majority, Is.
Rscorder-Jas Riley, so; L Douglas, 81.
RiIey's majority. Is.
Treasnrer-G w Brandenbnrg. 81 John
Bennett. SO. BrAndenburg's majority. Is.
Marshal-G P Rickley. 81 John Paine,
s. Bickiey's majority, Is.
Councilmen-The following we're elected |:
Jas sabiD, VIM Kreisel,J Mccartney, J r
Schooling and I 7 Roach. the latter two
only being ON the Independent ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
susprlsa social

On last Saturday evening quito mum.
Der of the friends Of Rev G II Carson and
his new1y-marrlod bride, by precon-
eerted arrangement, met at tho residence
Of Hon I. Il Montanye. frem whence, un-
der the leadership of Rov NJ Judy 9th
II E Church, the party marched to the
residence of Rev r b White, father of Mrs
CAraon.) where Mr. aud Mrs Carssn have
becn temporarily solourning since their
marriage. The party consisted Of Rev NJ
and Mrs Judy, Mrs Il sloan, Mrs II
Durkhart, Mrs L II Monaanye, Mrs ]
Brown, Mrs Zukerman, Mrs Parks, Mrs
limerick, Mr. and Mrs T p Hackleman,
Prof and Mrs Arnold, OF Corvallis ARrl-
cultural College, Mrs zsiss. Mrs L Bark-
hart, Mrs westfall, Mrs Chambers aud
Mr. and Mrs Sites. The occasion ofthis
gathering of the friends sE Mr. and Mrs
Carson was, that on Monday they were to
bid final adleu to their friends In orsgon
and set oat on their journey to Georgia,
the home sf Mr. Carson's youth, whore
they are to make their home In the future,
and these friends chose this way Of show
inr the respect aud esteem Ia which Mr
aud Mrs Carson are held In the oisy. After
some time spent In Internal conversation,
Rev Mr. Judy came forward as the spokes-
man OF the party, aud taking hls place
fronting Mr. and Mrs Carson, addressed
them byssying that this group of friends
present desired to express their regrets
that the gentleman and lady saw iis to
break on the many social relations that
had bsen formed By them In the city and
make their future home ia the Ear on
south, The earnest desire 81 the speaker
was that 80 FAR IS these present were con
cerned there should be no north, mo south,
no east, no west, but that the associations
formsd by Mr. Carson's coming among Us
should remain green IN the memory of
all. Rev Mr. Judy then,in formal way,
Rev Mr. Carson with = Mell-
clled purse. contributed by those present.
~ mark Of the esteem IN which he wan
helG by those present. Mr. Carson was so
overcome By this totally unexpected turn
ef affairs. and the very touching aud ten-
der wsrds OF Mr. Judy, that il seemsd im-
possible for him to recover contrel Of his
feelings sufficiently to make reply to the
address of Mr. Judy. he, however, sue
ceeded in saying that he felt grateful 10
the people OF Albany for the ready and
confiding way in which he had been re
csived amonx them, aHd the nsighbsrly
and christian kindness extended to him
during his solou.n among them. He
thanked those present for the substantial
evidences OF kindness.
Amer music and prayer the party dis
perssd with general handshaking. Tho
affair was most pleasant one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
socrAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr Paxton win leave for the exposi-
ton at New Orleans in about week.
Mrs George wasgoeer. Of Corvallis. wac
IN the city few days last week. Whiting
relatives and friends.
Charley Keller. of this city went to the
Democratic ratification At jacksonville last
week. He says it was grand affair.
Jas Charlton. Deputy Sheriff. left for
Prineville last Friday, haying received in.
tslligence of tn. dangerous illness of his
brother At that place
Mrs Capt Powell, Of Portland. passed
Saturday and Sunday in Albany. visiting
friends, previous TO contemplated trip East
which she viii sooa take in company with
her husband.
Hen Geo E Chamherlais. Prosecuting At
torney. Is attending Circuit Court in Salem
this week. La about week be expects to
leave for New Orleans and Mississippi. His
wife and children viii accompany him home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
BROAD GAUGE.
The Oregon Short Line,

viii be open Decenber 1ss asd s..nsas.sss
running trains on that date Ps!imzB ssA
usisrAnt sleepers viii run tsrOuEh iron
Portland 20 s0athsast Missouri River psian
rithosf change and - the only iiss FaasEse
them 70 thOse points. Enizrsns slsspsrs
hauled on first-cl.ss express trains. - eharss
for bsrfks. Distance. Portland - kansas
City 40 n.iles the shortest To 81. yohs nsd
Leaveuworth zo5 mics the shoytsst. xe
Omaha 465 miles the shortest Ana - kouFs
the quickest tine. as miles the skogtsss -
ST Lsuis. PSI uailes the shsrbsst 10 New
orelsans and many hours the suisks-t. alss
IL nils the shortest % ChieaRe snA al
points east This liss 10 h7sdredS q miles
The shortest and days Of time shs quish@t -
all points in Nebr4ska. KAasass MisDsES
Tennessee. Kentucky. etc. Rates aiwsys -
low 40 the lswest. Tickets On sale ne prin-
cipal Offices. Rsmembsr ~ ehanRe q ezra.
/ For information concerning rates. sius tahls-.
etc. Call on or address
b. CAMPBELL, Gs1'I Assaa.
Ne. l Wa.hingtsn S.. Portlasd.
orW. B. RIoA Alba11. O.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

summary Of sletaoroioyy fsr N9y, 1855.
frsm observation takes at Albsay, Linn Co
Oregon. by John Briggs. E.q.
Highest Bar. 1912 lowe.t. 2o.Gi mean.
29.s7.
Highest Tenpsrstsrs, G5; lonsst. 80 !;
mean, dT.37.
Mean at 7 a. M. 4s.5;e :. NJ. 5e.s /;
Q p. m. 455.
Prevailing winds. \ and T.
Maximum velocity force, 2.
Total rainfall aai melted saow during
month, 2ls inches.
Number Of days on whish .ol incl, Of moro
rain fell. 7.
Number Of days Of cloadinss.. average
in scale Of 10. 0.
Frost on 5, % and 23sd.
OF 80 observations IS were fog, were
rain.z worefair,9 wsre clear.23 wsr, cloaiy