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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-26
MIAInEn InnInArInN-.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--For tho Middle
Atlantic states, fair warmer weather,
winds becoming variable, rising barometer.
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FxtrEms cold ht pitt.burg

PIrTsBURG, Jan. 26.-Last night was
the coldest of the season. In the city the
Thermometer registered degrees below
zero, while in the suburbs it ranged from
10 to &c below. At noon today it Is ten
above.
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HARRISBURG, Jan. 2G-The governor
disappointed B. NJ. Mead, of this city, to
collect disallowed war claims Rt Washing
ton,
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4 rKr,HANs CuyKT sALEUF VALUABLE r.
Y u Al. ISr AIk.-IIn Il III RsD AN FER
PxECI ECITURsSALE-UN MONDAY EVEN
II ING FEBRUARY Il lsSl-Wt III he sOld Al

I,xH CUTUR'SS MONDAY EVEN
Ia ING, FEBRUARY II, lSSi-Wtll be sold at
puOli', sale, at the Franklin House. Lancaster
city, Pa, the following real estate, late the
pTOpe "ty OF DR.. II. J. Bowman, deceased, situ.
ated nos. 23l and 233 East James street, IN the
city OF Lancaster CONSISTING OF double two
story Frame Dwelling House and other neces.
sary 1utbuildings Il hYdTant near the door a
lot OF ground, fronting on said East James
street 90 feet more or lGss. This property Ia
I'm good condition.
Persons wishing TO view the premises will
please call on the tenants, residing thereon.
sale to commence at o'clock II m, on said
day, when terms will be made known by
SERENA l.. BOWMAN,
A, &. C.ILYUS,
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Executors OF Dr., F. j. Bowman. decd.
JoBS RRBNAN & Son, Au u. i6tdWSS
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The * sntuoEy Senatorial Contest.

FRANKBoRD, Ky, Jan. 26.-The soma
torial situation remains unchanged aud the
caucus has adjournei until Monday,
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LNsTATE or SARAH nULvANY, LATE
IL OF the city OF Lancaster, deceased. The
under iigncd auditor, appointed To distribute
the balance remaining In the hands OF John
A. COIle, executor OF said deCedOut to and
among: those legally entitled Ia the same, will
sit tor that purpose on Tuesday, February 10,
l:SI a. 10 O'Clock II, M, In tho Library Room
OF the COurthouse IN the city OF Lancaster,
" here all persons intcro tod in saii distribu'
tion ay attend. W. IL. ROLAND,
3tdoswS Auditor.
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lne pn,tnr In At,,ndnnoe.

II is DR.. YcaglOy who Is attending
young Ki,iier, whose log was broken II
the Chnrlntte street cOastlpG nooidont.
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Isoras- SNippsd

Fiss & Docrr, shipped this morn ny ia
New York, one car load Of draught and
driving horses
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ybe ycrum ,.i.,urbsno,.

Sherman Il. White, Abraham Baker,
ings of tho Landisville lyccum, had hear.
ing before Alderman samson this after
noon, and the complaints against them
were dismissed on their payment OF costs
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lui
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NORBECK & MILEY'S.
COR. DUKE AND VINE SITS,
LANCASTER, PA
TU ESDAY, FEB. 5, 1888.
owing to Il slight change in the business,
we will dispose OF on this day oyer
ONE HUNDRED
FlRST-CLASS VEHICLES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Of EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
The public will bear In mind tEat
these Jobs were not built Tor special Sale,
but viii be guaranteed, as f. our usual GUS
tom. Tho business viii be carried ON enc
same as heretofore, under tho careful super
vision OF Mossrs, Norbeck and Milcy. PCrsuns
who desire u fine vehicle tor the spring and
are not as yet prepared to purchase, We have
offered aS Il special Inducements
CREDIT OF FOUR MONGHS.
The discount being allowed 10 cash pur'
chascrs. This Will be the largest pubic car
riage sale ever held In this state uId purChas.
ers win not be deceived, as tho reliability OF
this firms work Is widely known, \ guaran-
tee of one year given with every bi OF sale.
Descriptive circulars giving particulars oil
each and every job will be oifeic 10 the pub.
lie in a few days. Look TO your interest. OUR
WORK sUsTAINs OUR WORD. .,
NORBECh hlLEf'
H. Y. Rowe, Auctoneer'
NorE.-Ihe main feature In the construction
OF hrst class vehicles are the wheels. ours
cannot be excslled, as they are all made by
Mr.. Miley, thelyell known wheclwrIght OF this
firm, who has been In tho business over 3,
years, No patents or other makes u5.d.
sale commencing at 0 O'CLOCK u, N. No post
ponement on account OF weather. All wOrl
| not disposed OF on this day VIII b. continued
on Wednesday, 9th inst,
| ianl85tw&ian2J'7td
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JIstiIs


ON MONDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1884, will be
sold at public sale. at the Merrimac House,
North Prince street, 80 head OF Kentucky
Mules years old in thcspring, al rich colors
and well mated; selected by an experienced
buyer the choice OF 10 head heavy boned
blOcky Euilt sands from lj1 to lBk hands
high and mostly mare mules. Cheese are con.
sidered choice lot, ~ good IA have been
OffcTi in this market ~ any limG. They will
be sold without reserve credit OF 30 DAYS.
Sale AZ | o'clock p. III.
j3ltwSi1Gd II hRRG WlTMER.
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seems strange that any one Will suier
from tho many arrangements brought on by
an Impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
Wills AND STILLlhGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
Il indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take, ald has proven itself TO bo tho best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
uulIy curing scrOtula, syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF tho Kidneys Erysipelas, Mala-
rim; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
Ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, hid
neys, Stomach, skin, etc. 1t corTects indi
gestion. A single bottle viii prove TO you its
merits ia u health renewer, tor II ACTS LlkE E
A ClARh, especially whom tho complaint 10
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency 10
lessen tho natural viRor OF tho brain and ner
vous system,
.KER'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
mnu and beast For use externally and inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and al
live stock A APOSITIYECURE. may2i-S
For sale at II. Il. Cochrans drug store lS'
North Gueaa stVvi.
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fIInE HEsr FAVE GENT nAvANA Ui.AR
L in the city, Manufactured by myself and
guaranteed 10 be tho finest, Al
HAKpMAN's YELLOW 'kk0Nr CIGAR
STORE,
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OR SALE,

TUOPEH HOUSE EOH KENT,-raIs DE.
" sirGblc Hotel, doing hrst.class business,
ana located within haIta square from the ecu
tire of tho city Is tor rent. Apply to
WM.J COOPER,
J2ltid AZ West King St, Lancaster.
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IItdTVs.

Muss.R.-ln this city, ON Jan. ~ 1885, George
Mussor In the G7th year OF his age,
I he relatives and friends OF tho family. also
Poai 81, q. A. H., are respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral. from his late residence,
No, 2a9 west vine sire I, on Monday after.
noon AT 2 O'Clock intormtnt at woodward
Hili cemetery.
ST. CLAIR In ihIa city, On Jan. .a 1884,
AGnio II. ~. Clair, in the itth car OF her n q.
Relatives and friends ara respectful ly invi.
ted to attend tho funeral from the residence of
her brott ar IN law, Lewis Ochs, No. i03 North
Queen street, on Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Iutcrmcnt at Lancaster cemetery. H.
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DUBLIC SaLE.-oS "WEDNESDAY, JAN
L UARY 80. 1874, at the Leopard hotel that
two story brick dwelling, with two-story
brick back building, NO, 52i West Lemon
street, hall, seven rooms, gtrret and cellar,
gas, hydrant, etc.
Lot l7AXlt5 feet, side aud rear alley, fruit,
grape arbOr, etc.
Possession and clear title April |, 1854.
Sale TO commence at o'clock p. IN.
II. sHCBERT, ALLAN HERR &C Co,
tl)-l0td Auct los East King st.
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NOR kENT TIM LARGE DOUBLE
Il Front store Room on the northeast cor.
ncr OF North Queen aud Orange streets, now
and for many years occupied by Mr.. 8. d.
Rathvon, MS n clothing ana gcntlcmen's tur-
nishinE store, being well lighted by two lai go
plate glass windows. Possession given on
April 1, 1854, Apply TO -
G.. LEFEVRE,
i2l.6t Ofice-No. l37 East King Street.
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l. .esirah q Dwelling House near the city
limits, on the Columbia pikc with ave Acres
ami tor ly'tOur pcrCbcs OF ground. lat ly Oc.
cupicd by PrUf J. IA u. Wagner, there being
plenty of fruit good wutCT and Outbuildings
tlereON Possession given Immediately.
Also, "A largo Dwelling iiOrsc. No LIS south
Queen street, known A. st. Mary's Academy,
and formerly the UniIdrvns Home. Posses
sion gwen April /. Apply to
u. 4 ALTICK
JOHNw LOWELL
H.R MCCOSOMY,
j20WNStfd Committee.
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ahER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
mnu and beast For use externally and inter.
,al
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-20
Fear Marvellous Kernel. OF wheat,

Last year several samples OF wheat were
brought to the DEMocRAT office, but the
largest display of stalks from one kernel
contained only about seventy, and many
OF them fell much below that figure.
Already this year we have q different tale
to tell. Monday F NJ Miller, living near
jefferson, and one of Linn eounty's best
farmers, came to our office with four of
the most wonderful samples of wheat We
have ever heard of No. l, an unknown
kind of wheat, contained l96 stalks, all
from emo kernel; No. ., the Hazel Club,
167 stalks, all from one kernel No. S,the
Chllla Club, 12i stalks. all from one ker-
mel, and No. 4, o. stalks, all from one
kernel, The wheat is in splendid oondi-
ton, though not fully developed, Max
ing fair estimate from the number Of
kernels in the lads now, when ready for
harvest No. l would contain l., 900 kernels
of wheat; No. 1000; No. 5, $500; No.
4, $500. The Chilla Club heads eSt the
best, averaging nearly so to the head while
the others average about 90, the Unknown
perhaps 65, the latter having Very long
head with the meshes somewhat scat
tered. The farmers OF Linn county now
have an opportunity 10 make themselves
famous By beating this record, which can
be verified by calling at this office. It
speaks volumes for the producing quail
ty of our soil, and particularly that in the
Forks, near their mouths. Let the whole
country be heard from, so that we can
assist N giving Linn the name Of the Ban
ner wheat county of Oregon, IL not Of the
United States.
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Justice. and Constable. in .hs county.

Following Is list of Justices Of the
Peace and Con stables elected at the lat.
election In this county, with the vote FOL
each,-the first two being justices and tht
last Constables
East Albapy--George Humphrey, l0l
A u Woodin, 1903. Scattering, IA. Hum.
phrey's majority, 81 G q Burkbart. lsO
II FOX, ia; Scattering, ~. Burkhart',
majority, GO.
West Llbany--J J Beard. 1875; J r Back.
ensto, SO; scattering, 81; Boards msjorl.
to, 81. JOS Simpson. 13Oj q w Burkbart
50; scattering, -; Simpsons majority ~.
Brownsvllle--H J q Avsrill, I60; F; scat
tering. 2. + M Jack, 1873; John Wilson,
1870; Wilson's majority, =.
Brush Cr0ek-John Woart. 10; no op.
position. A J Matlock, o; Thos Horn,
10 Horns majority, 2.
Crawfordsvifle~-w Is dlasy, 30 no op.
V Shank, 81, no op.
Center,-W X Temple, - l. Kcster, 20 ;
Temples majority, 8. Perry Parker, 1s ;
ID Is Mcknight, 20. McKnigbt's majority,
Is.
Fox Valloyp-Mlles Ralnwater, 20; scat.
leriDg, o. SM McLano, II scattering IS.
McIAne was elected.
franklin Butte-J } Doris. 90 no op.
VIM Bayles., 22 Hiram Doris, Is. Dor.
ris' majority, 81.
Harrisburg-L Dougl,s. 2.7 no op.
JAS Riley, 223i no op.
Halsey-W J Stewart. Iis. no op. i
Starr. lt7, no op.
Liberty D Wood. q; Thos Arnold,
70 /; scattering, 8 Arnold's majority, 2
John Powers, 2s John Wright, - Pow
or's majority, O.
Lebanon-d w Smith, 1856 JAS ElkIns.
% Smiths majohty,I33. Bllyeu, l72 /;
J n Mcdonald, IT Bilyeu'a majority, 1876.
Mabel-H Is Polly, II; 4 A Riggs, 3 /;
Polly's majority, o. Hun, I5;J n B
Fuller, /; Hurts majority, IL.
orleans>-Jas u Mccoy. Os: no op.
johnson White, 81 scattering, z.
Sweet Home,-D w Rumbaugh, 80 o
II Russell. .33 will draw cuts. J RAbbott,
- l. Mathews, Is; Matthews majority,
q
Scio-sas Williams. .lGl ~ l. Hamilton,
3; Williams majority, lGs. Isaiah Piatt,
s0i NJ L Hamilton, 1913; scattering, s +;
Hamiiton's majority, 81.
santiam,-David Biiyeu,55. w II Young,
10; BIlyeu's majority. 80. q T. Crume,
0l, J Richards IN. so crums's majority,
81.
Shsdds-A Wheeler, OIL; Jonas Davis,
-. Whceler's majority, IS. OF Doans,
Is David Crewse, 81. crswss's majority,
8.
syracuse,-S r Crooks. 43 II Muller. l..
Crooks msJorily, 42. Ed Meeker, 42, no.
op.
waterloo-F Healy, II; VIM Hcnder-
son, IL. Healy's majority, GO. w AfcEl-
Murray. G2; JAS Kslsoc, IL; wm Al
phine, /. McElmurray's majority, 80.
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sIr.. Foster In Albany.

Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, of Iowa will lecture
la Albany. Tuesday July Ist. The citi-
IONS OF this city aud the surrounding
country should not fall to avail themselves
Of tho opportunity ofhearing the best lady
lecturer OF the age. Mrs. Foster stands
nnequaied az an orator, II clear and logic
Fl, witty, and without doubt the finest
speaker that has ever visited Oregon. Ful!
particulars OF the lecture next week. Fol-
lowing IL one OF the many, like testimon.
ials, which Il taken from the Rochester
Daily Argus.
"The lad US personal appearance was
roAsauring. and her manner self. possessed.
she had captIvated her hearers before she
had fairly begun, aud when she ended
every lady was ready 10 pronounce her
effort the most argumentative, persuasive,
and eloquent plea on behalf OF Prohibition
that they had ever heard. She spoke for
nearly two hours without notes; fiuently,
combining logic, sentiment, illustrations
and anecdote, with tho utmost skill and
with telling effect"
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morning on the return trip. we did net have
much timO to ''dO" the city, and In conse-
qusnoe the scratches ON our nste book are
very meagre. IL 10 surrounded, like Salem,
by the garden spot OF the willamette Valley
and has promising faturs." Could he have
spent day with us We would gladly have
showu him industries here which would
have greatly increased his good opinion Of
Albany and It's business prospects,.
A young man came TO our Office the other
day and asked us II wo wanted some items.
We told him we did. He asked US TO take .
pencil aud write them down. We took our
pencil and he proceeded TO say. II am 35
years old aud never rode on the cars"
"Well, go on" we said. 81 never saw tol.
ephone" said no. ''Go on" we said 81 new
or saw woolen mill." "Go on" said we.
81 rever saw first class school. house" re-
peated this man. 81 nevor saw Jane Eyrie
played. nor first class circus. nor an open
backed shirt, nor white elephant. nor dude
nor pug dog. nor . liberal rich man, nor
a. Good heavens man, where have you
lived all these 35 years, wo asked. And he
sadly responded, "In Albany"
On Wednesday Of last week there dropped
down from somewhere, but whore no one
knows, double but small tent, on the Court
House square. Several cheeky men were
with ID. A long line Of flaming pictures In
frOnt OF il. told what people ought 10 look
for within, but hardly found The propris.
tors did not belisyo In advertising. they had
. system Of their own. froe exhibition out.
side, aud as result ono Of the propristors
told Us that they did not make hotel expen.
sea. which did net disturb us any. Aa we
did not have the cheek Of . government
mule, and do not believe ia asking for favors
without We give something in return, We did
net see the exhibition, not caring 10 throw
away our lAst four bits on the concern, 30 We
can only speak from heresay about lie merits.
which we understand woro very uncertain,
about the only commendaLls thing being tho
tricks Of several panota. As they appeared
suddenly so they disappeared suddenly, not
q restige of them being seen Friday morn.
ing. where they went no ono knows nor
cares.
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L GEAND ,tacra FLsuyAL.
The Coming Of foIeA Colossal shows asd
some sT TheiF EratuFsk

The Coming Of roIe's Colossal shows aad
HSIne eT Their Features.
Everybody IL waiting for tie promi cd
great circus festival which will be lnaug-
urated here when w. W. Coles cJlosaal
shows open their doors to tho public.
This il the greatest entertainment 70
which the people Of this country have
ever been treated. II Is complete, and for
extent and variety surpasses anything
ever seen beneath canvas. SIR. Cole,
whose word Is a. good a. his bOud, prom
ises that his patrons viii see everything
in the ring just a. they are represented on
paper. All Is novelty every act, aud
there arc sky OF them, - startling. In
the three rings aud on the elevated stage,
there will be Ieap!ng. tumbling, bareback
riding, ceiling waking by the human fly,
gIiaI bicycling, roller skating. trapeze
performances, acrobatic evolutions, per-
forming Arabs, Turks, Moores and Egyp-
tians. besides dozens OF other fesiiviiIes OF
more or less extraordinary faerit. In the
menagerle 100 cages OF wild animals are
to be seen, besides numerous trained AMI
mails In the exhibition arena. Among tie
menagerie novelties arc tho sacred white
elephant, white hipPopoiamls from the
Nile, Samson. tho largest A. iatic elephant
ever brought TO this country, aRd several
other Astonishing attractions. Coles is
undoubtedly the best show on tho road,
press aud public uniting in so declaring
IL. Nobody should miss seeing Il, On
Monday, July 9Th.
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school Report

Following is the report Of the Albany
Public Schools for the 10 months ending
June 18th 1854
Grammar.-Ne. enrolled. 63: No. be-
longing, 34.24; daily attendance. 3i.22
highest attendance, 81; average atten-
dance. ,92 visitors. IL.
Fifth Grade,-No. enrolled, 6S: No. be-
longing, 47.s0; daily attendance, 74.40 ;
highest attendance, .s7;averags atten lance
81; visitors,s,
Sixth Grade.-No. enrolled, IS; No. he
longing, S6.02; daily attendance, SS !;
highest attendance, SO average atten-
dance, .95; visitors, Is.
East ward.-No. enrolled, IS; No. be-
longing, 1853; daily attendance, ii;
highest attend ance, .es; average alten-
dance, 90; visit ors, 24.
West Ward,-No, enrolled, 81; No. be-
longing. As; daily attendance, 20; highest
attendance, 81 average attendance, % I;
visitors, IL.
Total-No. enrolled, 323 No. belonging.
2o7.55; daily attendance, 1871; highest
attendance, 81; average atteuiance, 81
visitors. 90.
ROLL or HoSoR.
The following pupils have not been
tlrdy or absent during the year: Martha
Risley, Nellie Mathews.
Neither absent nor tardy for months !:
Carrie Peery, Mary Schlosser, Rienhold
StelImacher. Rosa Feery, Kate Schlosser,
Ellen Schumacher, Itha Che2dle, Grace
Mathews, Emile Ewert. Julia Selberg,
Laura Chapman, Hannah Cohea. Gertie
Mansfield.
J. z. BILL, Principal.
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win Simpson Is stopping IN Eugene.
Mas Lille Allen, Of Portland. 10 vinitIpK
friends in this city.
Mr. Grant HAight and wife went 10 the
Bay last week aud returned Tuesday.
HRS ID RaHkin snd children, and Mn q Y
Wolvertou left for the Bay last Monday.
J L Michael, living near Lebanon, and one
OF the DEMOCRATS s.Andbys. called on US
Monday.
Mas Annie HAslitt. formerly eompositor
on tho DEMOCRAT. is aow working on the
Astoria IadeperdsML.
John Shea and A Rahe, two Of Sweet
Homes substantial citizens. were in Albany
tho iirst Of the week.
DIR Smith whs has been in Washing.
ton Territory for some time came 10 Albany
the first sf the week.
Mr. and Mrs n Houston, Of Kao1 Butte
started last Monday on visit 10 Eastern
Oregon to be gone three weeks.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Miller Morgan near
Shields was taken dangerously i'll with lung
fever. We hope TO hear Of her recovery.
G + Perkins and family. and Jas Greenlee
and wife. Of Kirkwoed, Illinois. relatives Of
Dr. q 7 Crawford are visiting a. his place 10
this city.
Mr. Mullin. formerly one Of the agents oI
the Singer sewing machine. but now connect.
ed with the carran fruit dryer. returned ta
Albany the frat Cf the week.
in DancAn and wife arrived In the city
yesterday from Prinsvills, having come
Aeroas tho mountains, having varied expert
snees with snow, blAokberriss. etc.
George Anderson returned frsm up th,
Columbia last Saturday. lie was at Cosl
DAlene while gene. and believes a poo
man has GO business there. While there i
gold there there are no rich strikes.
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The other side

Two weeks ago we gave an account oi
the shooting eff Rev Stevens horse near
Sweet Home by young man. It was ac-
cording TO the only reports received here,
and certainly mado IL look bad for the
young man. Always willing 10 do justice
TO all persons we gladly give place to the
other side, which Is probably correct, and
would show that thoro Is general misun.
derstanniDg in the matter. Bishop Nor
rls and Rev Stevens hal been fishing and
tho latter was going along the road calling
for tho Bist0p. when he ran across tho
small boy mentioned and took him into
hls wagon. The toys home was only 81
short distance away, so that when his
mother saw him with man who had
boon calling aloud for some one, being Of
q norvCus ten persment,sho became fright
oned. Tho family recently came from
Pennsylvania, where Charley Ross stories
are common, - tnat she Immediately
thought her boy WAS being stolen, and
she had her older son, vino is very
peaccable young man, go and put stop
70 II. Ho seized gun standing near and
rushed towards tho team, and ordered Rev
Stevens 70 stop or ho would shoot bis
horse, but a. stated two weeks ago he paid
no attention % him, which made the
young man think his brother was really
being absconded aud hs shot the horse 70
put stop 70 1t. According 70 this no par.
ticu'sr blame can bo laid u either side,
30 that II may be set down as a general
Misunderstanding, and II Is 10 be hoped
the matter will be amieably adjusted OF
that score. Tho boys parents, as veil as
himself. are highly respectable, moral
people, standing well among their neigh
bors, and they are entitled TO all the bcne-
fits OF the facts In the caseas stated by
them
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Department of Public Instruction,

Department OF Public Instruction,
Salem. Oregon. June IL. 1884.
The State Teachers Association will
convene In this city, Monday evening,
June 80, and continue in session July !.
2 and 3.
All teachers and friends OF education
are cordially Invited TO attend aad aid
In promoting and developing the edu-
cational work OF our State.
An excellent program is being pre-
pared and will be published at an early
day. Prominent teachers and lectur-
ers from our Colleges and leading Public
Schools will be present and take part In
the exercises OF the Association. Every
effort will be made to make each ses-
sIon eminently Interesting, Instructive
and successful.
The several lines Of travel will make
the usual Reduction TO all persons at
tending the Association. The leading
hotels will make q liberal reduction
The sessions will DO held In the Capito
Building.
i. B. MCELRoY,