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John WANAMAKER.
Fl. EMBROIDERIES AND ZEPHYRS.
The Madam's" usual fine assortment Of original
patterns for vacation work.
52. HAMBURGS AND WHITE

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"The Madam's" usual fine assortment of original
patterns for vacation work.
52. HAMBURGS AND WHITE
GOODS.
White robes, from S. to s3r. One case Plaid Main.
so'k> at 10 cents quarter under price.
53. CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
wi, double width English sung for s. for Suits or
listers. uprrb quality, worth nearly double.
a. WHITE SHIRTS.
The ConQueror Dress Shirt at ST. our own make
Has no 'qual at the price.
s.. TOILET ARTICLES.
Alfred Wdghts Delicate Extracts Scientifically con-
structcd Tooth Brushes Odontine for the Teeth IS
cents.
30. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Wy moderate prizes and guaranteed qualities Of
goods. Charity Eoxes IS cents to $3.50.
81. SPECTACLE DEPARTMENT.
Al the shapes and numbers. in charge of competent
oculists
So. SILVER DEPARTMENT.
Ensrl,,J. uipic-p plated Ice Pitcher IS.
20. TRUNKS AND VAIISES.
real good trunk suitable for any sort of travelling.
s. valise for s. so.
90. HORSE CLOTHING.
Hose Sheets, 50 cents.
o.. RUBBER GOODS.
An shapes Of Gossamer Overgarments. The bes,
qu'! ~ Of Ladies Gossamer Circular At sI7s.
O2. CARPET AND MATING
DEPARTMENT.
All best makes Of Carpets: Seamless Mattings, 20
STYLES. les than offered.
RO I-rrp Nrr.T,rrpr,
An Ash Suit. Of specially durable make, for s15
o.. MATTRESSES.
Made in workrooms, of best materials where
receive just what you purchase.
O.. SCHOOL STATIONERY.
90 Japanese Parsols, gay eolors for decoration; IS
to o, cents.
90. ARTISTS MATERIALS.
Portable Outfits for Holidaying, IS. winsor and
Newtons colors.
OF. PICTURES AND FRAMES.
a house can b. b.au;ieI in this department at slight
cost. large assortment OF engravings in our port
folios. from Is cents 10 $50.
O8. BABY COACHES.
The finest Of assormen,s. an shapes and fnshings.
from s. to 81.
90. TOY DEPARTMENT.
Thousands Of li,'le oddities take home to the chill
dren Eom To 500
TO. SUMMER PORCH CHAIRS.
The famous Vienna Brentwood Chair. wonderfully
pretty and strong. s. 50 ami upward Oher chairs for
porch from s. up.
II. GAMES AND SPORTS.
Croqaet Sets Fishing Tackle Balls, Tennis Sets.
Cr9uet 9, cents to SO Tennis, 50 10 So. Fishing
Rad,. IS cents to 81.
II. CHINA DEPARTMENT.
decorated Eng ish Chamber Sets 50 81. worth srloo.
72. LAMP DEPARTMENT.
Hanging aal laJl. Lamps, rich patterns. fromf
So.
IL. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
keing,rt.r.. C.s .nl ,i t,yes. rreezers and
hi'ah d iainss 4 .s.5rrene, -.rll md large s. O.
oSs. Ire Co.'S. - To So bee C.eam Freezers.
s1'z $40 Oh s.oves. single and double. 50 to $40
Ga, owes sttss
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/ 25. LADIES' COATS AND WRAPS.
Handsome Ottomans OF Spring Weights with Tabs
and Chenille Fringe, $40.
20. JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
From - inch 31s perfect fitting Jerseys Of all caos
and grades at s. You get qu'L'y worth rh'ee
Dollars
/ Fl. GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
Lightweight Pearl and Dark D.r}y. ,t s,.,, 1h.
latest shapes.
+ %. LADIES HO~lERY.
New Mandarin Shades Of l.~ehcs s,erb Ai.lc ia
silks, at SI.s5 per p.ir
20. CHILDREN'a HOSIERY.
Black Spun six Hose. for clHIr,a, SIS for seven
years. up anI down c,u,,
80. GEN rLEM:N 5 HOSIERY.
Extra English bac> and coee,i4t htlf a dollar.
81. UNDERWEAN DEPARTMENT.
French Babrgs.m Suipei Shirts and pr,wcr> a, SIS
cents usa.lly held 81 s..
81 SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Our own iI.,of l., i,>. W,us.. .,,>l, ia ,e,., au.
tie of Fr-nch Kid and Cali IS and s,
22. MEN c. OTGING.
Good Business sut y. I,s.,. s. .I as baton C.,.
away Suits Of the c.mo4 C,t.sc,,y y wort,. material
atS,6
"a. BOYS CLOTHING.
Norfolk Blouse sgts s. -; Eo}s Jerseys It $, 50.
IS. CUSTOM CLOiHING.
Jesse Eddy'> Cassn SUITS to ort.r at 81 en-. in
L.'est sly le an- '.. 3 !, ..aeed
30. STATIONERY DEPAR rMENr.
WanamaaeT Best. =, 49, 10, So T., cons, - d. .nt,. $
fl
ioreig" eafre~po ns. cons p ra.,.y
81. BOOK piIAnIMENr.
Any Book eo,
80. FAN DEPAR 'NENT.
French and Fiennese Pans S -.ui, toS.o.
SO. LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Real AIisat rocketbo,Le v1,h coin pocket 81.
Shopping Bags, IS csa:s To 81 90.
40. ALBUM DEPARTMENT.
Photograph Albuas in Plush q Leather. s. To SIS.
Al. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine French Milan Hats at 81, were s. s.
AZ. TRIMMED HATS.
The Partisan Models, Round Hst, and Bonne,s only
arrived las; weeS and now on show
43. RIBBON DEPARTMENT..
The rare and scarce shade, satin, and eros Grains
always here
Al. PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
Coaching Parasols, s. for "A Inch Iafeta six Wine
Cardinal, Marine and Blue.
AZ. UMBRELLAS.
4 new lot Of our celebrated Piekuick. S
dN INFANTS OUTFITS
Hamburg Rutfied Collars for Children at ss cent.
At. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
jersey suits at most moderate prices
40. LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Cambria Rufied Skirts, IS cents
40. CORSETS.
Thompson Glove-ftting, Ventilating Summer Corset
IS cents.
80. HAIR GOODS
Mrs. c. Thomps7n's cl-.,.- make of usv.s r.
The Thompson Wave. e'1 ..r,b. 50. 3 ZACH. s.. -.
inch, $40. inch ss..
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

How WOULD LOVERS LIKE THIsP-
The following law and law case are
taken from the records Of the New
Haven Colony in 1866 The statute
says: "Whosoever shall inveigle or
draw the affections Of any maide or
maide servant, either to himself with
out first gaining the consent of her
parents, shall pay TO the plantation for
the first offence forty shillings; the see
ond four pounds; for the third he shall
be imprisoned or cOrporeously punish
ed" Under this law, ut u court held
in May, 1869, JacObeth Murtine and
Sarah futile were prosecuted for set
ting down on ehestle together, his
armes around her waiste, and her arme
upon his shoulder or about his neck.
and continuing 10 that sinful posture
obout half an hour, In which time he
kyssed her and she kyssed him, or
they kyssed one another, as We wit
nesses testified -
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BLACK SILKS.

/. BLACK SILKS.
Antoine Guiuet make. standard qualities, from
Wednesdays New York auction sales Prices have
fallen somewhat. Prices, 7s. 50. 9oc g. st.3s to
s2.75. Satisfaction in guaranteed.
2. COLORED SILKS.
splendid lot Of Chameleon Strines at soc
2. BLACK GOODS.
Silk Velvet Grenadine for wrap, and short dres,es al
$3.50. that only few days ago could be sold love,
than s5.7s.
4. LADIES DRESS GOODS.
4a-ineh Albltross Cloth in all siad.. AZ half dollar
which is one-thrd less than the proper prise
(. FLANNEL. DEPARTMENT.
White AI-wOol French Dress Flannels a; As,
o. MUSLIN DEPARTMENT.
Bleached Sheeting. a% yards wi e. a, a quarter of a
dollar, and One-yard wide Cam nc, Al F, cents.
7. CHINTZ DEPARTMENT
The standard CalicOes at s4 cents wide Chin,ze> a,
7eents
8. DRESS Innings.
Slesias. Moreens, Hair Cl tbs i
Elastics, Driings, Duck and .n e.. H.. +. a.. /.
dress-making.
Q. NECKWEAR AND SUSPENDERS.
Guyot's genuine French Braces d.lic.,e .al , i,
C-
London shapes and colors in Neckwear from, Vi-soe
Middleton & Co. and WEIGH. MargcJson < Co.. si
10. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Two thousand pieces Linen Rick Rack Braid. f,l
yards reduced 10 cents
II. BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Every make Of fashionable bl,to..s ovi,si i.u,..4
Pearl Buttons, received To-day. Sc. per lyl,i,
II. FRINGE DEPAR r\lFNr
All the new patterns that are just gem; ,,a =, H. a
Colored Chenille Fringe at 5, p-ry~rd
Is. LINEN DEPARTMENT..
German Table Linen, "a. yards and heavy. tr 3 i.a
dollar per yard.
ID. BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
Capital Blanket for Country Houses AZ s. So. Hos, y
comb Quilts from IS cents to $40 each.
IS. HANDKERCHIEFS.
Twelve new styles at IS cents each
10. GLOVES.
Newest Jersey Lise Thread Cloves at as IS. =. O.,
IS cents
II. LACE DEPARTMENT.
Escurial Laees both real and imitation. are scarce
Wehit the market, ami do well all the way from a
fair quality a. cents up to s..
10. RUCHINGS.
Most perfect patterns 800 styles, nearly one thirJ
saved TO customers By making most all in our ,ail e
ing andimPorting our own lisse, we now sell pr
ticular design at IS cents was IS cents.
10. TIDES.
Real Antique Lace, IS cents and 78 cents
20. LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS.
specially desirable lot T. 8, 9, I7z, I5 70 cents
The Newport, %, so. 50. IS, 60 cents.
FL. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
A Striped Etamine for Curtains, .. inches wide q:
I25z cents about half price
22. LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Curtains from 90 cents to s. much ,nl
regular price
22. SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Fine black, sky blue, CRIMSON eenl ernbroders
Cashmere Scarf Mantles at SO.
"a. LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Most beautiful talor-made Spring Check SUITS. hand
somey trimmed, SIS.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

New PHASE IN JOURNALIsM.-E. Y.
Smalley writes in the Manhattan: One
feature of the present phase of journal
ism is especially satisfactory. The
newspapers are more free from the in
fiuence Of the politicians than ever be-
fore. Even the strong party papers
display robust independence. They
crticise freely the measures and lead
ers of their own party. Indeed, they
are themselves the leaders of the
organizations they support. Except
in the case of a few obscure sheets that
live upon municipal patronage, the
daily papers do not care for the views
of this or that party boss or leading
statesman, save as n matter Of news.
Their opinions on politics are their
own. This independence of the dicta-
tiOn and influence of professional poll
tioians extends TO the weekly press.
which has largely outgrOwn its old
subservience to the dispensers Of coun-
ty patronage and become manly and
self-reliant.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

The ORIGIN OF DIxIE.-On "A Satur-
day night in 1859, when Dan Emmett
was member of Bryant's Hinstrels
New York, Dan Bryant came to him
and said: Dan, can't you get us up a
walk aroundY | want something
new and lively for Monday night. =
Dan went to work, and bv SUNDAY
afternoon he had the words commenc-
ing | wish | was in Dixie" This ex-
preston was not Southern. but aDDeor-
ed among the circus people of the
North. In early Fall, when nipping
irOsts would Overtake the tented wan
derers, the boys would think of the
warmth of the South, and the common
expression would be, "Well. / wish |
was in Dixie" This gave the catch
line, and the rest of the song was
original. On Monday morning il was
rchearsed and highly commended. and
at night crowded house caught uD
the refrain and half of them went
home singing Dixie. The song became
the rage, and w. w. NewcOmb's Buck
leys Minstrels and others gave Dan s.
each for the privilege of using il. Mr..
Werlean wrote to Emmett To secure
the copyrights but, without waiting
for a reply, published it with words by
Mr.. Peters Pond of New York Sc
cured it from Emmett for 5000; but
Worlean sold thousands Of copies with
out giving him a nickel. Not only
was Emmett robbed of the profits of
his song, but the authorship of it was
disputed VIII :. Bays claimed il as
his own. Pond brought the matter be-
fore a music publishers convention
and settled the authorship, but Dan
reaped no benefit from this tardv ius-
tice OdkidHd Times.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

An umbrella carried over a woman
the man getting nothing but the drip.
pings of the rain, signifies courtshiD.
When the man has the umbrella and
the woman the drippings, it indicates
marriage.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

The sure effects OF Ayers Sarsaparllla ara thor
ough aud permanent lf there Is a lurking iaint
o. scroiula about YOU, Ayers Sarsaparllia viii
hAluhge H. ahd expel u from your system.
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ElIiott, Johnson A Co.,
I'NN hHhs md bkOkERs,
Wllnnlnrrt..,, n..n.......'.-

wilmington Delaware,
ily pluy ana sell stocks, Bonds aud all other secnr
% l%lnm lhelr niiiee TO all principal cities and ex
SheHnfes. Grain and Provisions bought ana sold
~ s.i NilSae9 Deposits received aud Interest allow
"' mar 7-ly
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The Boston YatchmdR says that
within the last nine years nearly 500
churches have been burned IN America,
mostly through defective heating ap-
paratus.
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lO47 KENT COUNTY 1884.
Mutual Insurance Go.
DOVER. DEL.

lnsures against loss by ire. issuing ,nutpal ,oli
CleS only under which payments are made AN.
hualIy ln advance during membership and an,
CtaSihS 10 be members whatever remains uncN-
dends Is returned thereby furnishing Insurance
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DIRElvrnRS
AGENTS

AGENTS:
NNDhEN J. WILSON, General Agent. Dover.
Gto' " y H'dhtS Ne'odrk. ,. ". WGieR Bridgeuillr
U'J ~ r. %. H'"eg' Dtt tUy: LclRuci " Hdples LelCeS
a. q. o. 4u,""ty tOtohSead John w. WoOtteH Ldurel
- 4, ~ A.,U'; S"yr"d Henry ". Baker. StQJ0rd
J. b. AHters0R FfeRc1icn fetrn ''' "'''S'
Reyodr HNiOns. Milford James po,,,{er NM.
" M Stevenson FSl5n r y T,g0o',,,, ~, -.
CJHduiRgton Fdrn.iRq- S,isSss ''''''
ton.
r. - J0hR r M0Rlipe. GresRSjOrOuQh Nj
Jeremiah H. Fletcher, Presi0a Ma
T.. r. H0loraH Rerlin, ma y ''''
Wa. g. Dickinson, Pocomoke City. Ma.
All bus ness communications should be addressed
To
WM. DENNBY, See'y,
March {, 1883 DOVER DFI.
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FOR SALE.

One SecOnd-han Steam Engine and Boiler for
immediate delivery. This Engine and Boiler has
been running in our shops aud been replaced by
larger power, but viii do good service for q long
While yet For particulars apply to
GEO. ~ < 8. TAYLOR,
oct 3l-I Smyrna, Del
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~ y NAAlAAIE = =
as. jan 30 ON Washineion, d. c.

Window Shades and Spring Fixtures,
at j. B. Cooper's. Loops aud Fringes.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

Evan Ainscow, farmer for David
Trainer, on the Frazer farm, near Elk
ton, has shipped thirty fat steers, said
to weigh 1900 pounds, live weight, to
New York to 90 to England, where
they will bring l5c per pound, dead
weight. These cattle are the finest
ever fed in Maryland. They are part
OF a lot Of fifty, twenty of which still
remain on the farm.
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Abstract of Ntntcmen, ,.se

4NWHtE"Nt UH NIHICmenI, 1883.
Receipts for the Year 1883 saea,o ,-
Losses and Expenses for the Year lSSi 1881 on
Paid Members on Withdrawal - $40 %,
Amount Credit of Members Dec 81 lSS} l05 40 -
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

Freight received IN Phiiadeiphia on Tues
dagS, ThurSdays aad Satar3ays until
tearing time.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

The stockholders of the Cecil Agri-
cultural Society met recently and de-
cided to issue 500 additional shares of
stock at ten dollars per share. The
managers each season offer premiums
for the largest pumpkins exhibited.
This year the premiums will be $40, s..
50, 81 and 81 for the five best shown.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

Principal once, sSl Main st., LOUISVILLE, ny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

That able exponent Of physiological
research, Dir. Carpenter, has given us
in tho "iSineteenth Century" for Feb
ruary, matter Of fact that has its les.
son no less than If founded on total
abstinence premises.
There were, he says, two regiments
in India, one a remarkably temperate
regiment, the s4Lh, and in il the normal
death rate was l2.l. There was an
other regiment that was not so temper
ate though not altogether intempcrate,
the 63rd, the death rate of which was
something like 1872. Now, these regi-
ments had tn march from the Same
place to another place, bnt in different
directions, in very unhealthy season.
Ii was very vet, and there was a good
deal Of cholera prevailing at the time.
The temperate regiment, the S4tb, 20,
to the end Of its march without suffer.
Ing an. sickness, whereas the sickness
which attacked the G3rd, or incorporate
one, was 30 great that it filed all il,
own transports aud wAs obliged to Dor.
row the sick Palanquins belonging K
the s4th. This account ought to be
put up IN every soldiers barrack in th,
country and in every hospital.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13
PERSONALS.

Queen Victoria has ninsteen grand
daughters.
The Duke of Baccleugh has divided
his vast Estates, and has given one
estate valued at 950,00o to his second
son.
Hubert Herkomer, the artist, is camp
ing out in Wales. His encampment
consists Of three tents aad two painting
huts.
G.. J. b nner, the Australian crick-
stsr, recently his a ball which, before
it struck the ground, covered distance
Of sol feet.
The Duke of Albany, if he bad lived
intended to pass two-thirds Of the year
at Cannes, where he proposed to pur-
chase. a villa.
Mr.. Frederic Ward, of the late firm
of Grant & Ward, owned twenty-four
horses. This probably is the reason
that he was so fast.
M. DeLesseps has nine little chill
dren. They were all dressed alike in
blouses and wide-awakes at the recent
Sunday foot stseple chases in Paris.
Tom Thumbs widow is said to have
found suitor in the larson of John
Spencer Coyne, wsll-to-do mining
operator five feet high. She is no,
very tall, but she is apparently as high
as his heart.
The prince imperial of Austria is ar
accomplished man. He speaks every
dialect in the Austrian dominions sx-
cept Turkish. fbis, however, nee'
not prevent his tting down on th'
Ottoman.
Mrs. Mackay gave dinner not lonI
since in Paris and the table was covered
with grassy lawn in miniature. 4
small pond of water in which ther
; were live fishes occupied the place q
the centrepiese.
John 9. Emo, late president of th
New York Secord National Bank, wa
very popular at Yale College in 1866
when he carried off the wooden spool
It isn't always we'll to start in life wit
too much popularity or too muc
money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
EDITED by THE
Wemen's Christian Temperance Union


Ths question 70 be asked of candidates
this year, is not, Were you a good SOL
der In the war Of twenty years ago
but, Are you loyal 10 the true interests
Of the county to-day?
The National w. G. T. U. will AK
the party convention TO formulate plat
forms in which the evil that now sfIIicts
the land, and causes more ruin than
"the combined evils Of war, pestilencs
aud famine" shall be properly denoun-
ced, and the train laid for it's overthrow.
They will ask that total abstaipers be
nominated for Office, as on'y such men
can consistently advocate and lead in
such a movement.
Tho National Temperance Societ,
will also make appeal TO these conven-
items, asking that the right Of the peo-
pie to control the alcoholic liquor traffic
be recognized in the several platforms.
and that they contain also a recon-.
mendation of y ,tionAl constitutional
Prohi bitiOn. No Squivocal uttcrances
will he accspfsd by the temperance
people this year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

JOAQUIN Miller in Philadelphia Press:
Ten years ago, when writing letters
from this city to London, 1 was COM
PEELED to chronicle the fact that it was
no strange thing to see United States
Senator'S drinking, drunk in public bar
rOOu= along with knots of lobbyists and
loaters. But it is not true now. The
world moves. There is hope, for the
great American heart is good, perfect.
State a folly or a wrong fairly to the
people, keep it before them, SO they
may not forget it, and my word for il
in less than I've years it will DO swept
away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

The leading brewer of EmPoria, Kan
sas, declared he would run his business
ola" or no law" A correspondent of
the Iowa City Republican called on him
the other day and interviewed him. He
was boarding at the Jail, and in answer
to the question, "Dses prohibition pro-
hioit ? answered "Mein Got in him.
mel, tink it do.' His opinien on that
subject was affected by his environ
ments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

Tie advocates of personal liberty in
Kansas having made kind of fortress
of Dodge Citv wherein they have set
up government at variance with the
law of the state, recently notified Gov.
st. John and the president of the Kan.
sas temperance union not to visit that
city in the interests of prohibition at
they had been announced to do, as the
visit and its mission would "not bt
tolerated" by these liberty loving citi-
zens. The intolerance of the tolerant
the oppression of personal liberty wa
never more signally manifested.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

n Brotherton, N Miller, J B Trask.
6l. Jourdan.-H II Philips, A N
Shelton, I Turner, A J Shelton.
62. Lebanon. "A Fitysgerald,J Con-
dra, M d Gaylord, r r Humphrey.
60. Pino.-W w Cullingham, Wm
Curtis, John Young, Hugh Dinwiddie.
64. Harrisburg.-J N Afford, II s
Gore, Wm MoCullock, G NJ Afford.
65. Scio.-W Il Arnold, A II Nc.
Donald, A T McCully, T II Miller.
&c. Waterloo.--I w Hon,J s stross,
Dsnnis Klum.
G7. Shedds.-J A Mcbride, John
Crawford, J w Morgan, NJ w Walker.
As,i Marion. u Jacob Shilling. John
Watkins, J Bilysu, T M Munkers.
60. Tangent. Turner, Mark HUB
burt, Il Truax, j Blevins.
20. Lebanon. n.-John Slavens, w M
Rutlidge, Francis Bsllingsr, Silas Rey.
nolds.
II. SciO.-E Piet,, ID H7rsid.
Piott, j w Wills.
70. BrownsvilIe.~Frank Trentmen,
A StAnard, James Fletchsr, II n Flet.
cher.
73. Scio-W r L,orborrow, Jane.
Il Clark.
-. decentralization Tycer, J w
Washburn, L \ Grover, G. g Cooley.
Is. Staytou III J Follis, W ii
Rider, Charles Schaefer, II S Williams
76. scio.-H y Bishop, w II M.s-
pott, James Crabtree, A Sommer.
II. scio.-J NJ Bilyeu,J p Crabtree,
s W Pomsroy, Newton Crab.ree.
IS. Lsbanon.--R 3 Burkhart, + NJ
Hazsn, II + Barrschman, John Denny.
10. Liberty.-D II Michael, J W
Kirk, J ID Woodruff. ID II Mothom.
so. Isabel.-Alford Drury, $ Smith,
I A Riggs, w Adams.
81. Lebanon.-O A Keos,G NJ Ross,
Walter Yates, J VI Settle.
81. Lebanon.-A p Nswquist, ! NJ
Bruce, ] b Hudleson, G b Mckinney.
50. Scio.-N V Bilyeu, Leo Shelton,
John Hannah, Leander Shelton.
81. Mehama--S NJ MoL,ve, Henry
Lyons, b Hermann, NJ Il .inwatsr.
sc. Scio.--G w Perry, G. Phillips,
II Quingly, II B Miller
81. Sweet Homr.-R Malone, u Il
Moss, s Nyr, W PhiIpntt.
IS. Lsbsnon.-A r Young. Wa
Ingsam, John Po -sra. G II BsgArt.
50. Lsbanon. ID Timans,J w Ches
ter, NJ Jackson, James Kes er.
90. Lebanon.-H w Vadsr, Hsur,
Ingram, J. T Berry, q + Sylvester.
81. Lebanon &C s Smith, Wm Dotr
J Doty. Samuel Hawk.
90. Sweet II Dmc. "A Wiley, l. Nc
Qneener, w $ Wilson, j A Ralph.
%. Brownsville.-R y Cochran, 4
Frumm, II II Powell, l. c Rice.
81. ~fordsville. Miles Carey
Sylvester Cochran, Wm Ireland, JChi
Edwards.
%. ---.-Pater Bilyeu,D Ny
ers, o T Powell, Wm Mex Knight.
90. Lebanon.-Amos Monser,
CAron, J 4 South, + B Powell.
p A. MosEs,
Supt. Schools.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

Mr.. I. @. Plant, Macon banker,
has solved the problem Of utilizing the
swamp lands of his section of Georgia
by setting out 3l0,0 willow cuttings
on twenty-eight acres, the produce of
which for ten years to come has been
contracted for by manufacturer of
New York city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

The saloons Of St. Louis under high
license are expected to pay 81 900, 900
into the city treasury. They produce
eighty per cent of the crime and power.
ty of the city. They cost the people Of
St. Louis sl5, ,OOO,O annually. They
make drunkards every ycsr of more
than l.sO0 young men. Does high
license work satisfactorily.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

AT a temperance meeting held in
Cedar Falls, Iowa, recently, Judge
stoneman made An address, and the
handsome SUN of 81 100 was subscribed
to aid in enforcing the prchibitory law.
The campaign against the saloon has
but just opened. 1t will be a short,
sharp and decisive contest after July
4th.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

The American minister at Siam, Gen
Haldeman, has persistently refused to
license single American liquor dealer
in that country. A noble exception to
the action of the representatives Of
other nations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-13

x The Prince of Wales is wheelmaA
of great skill. Bicycle riding is not SO
expensive as some of his other amuse-
ments.