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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-09-12
BLOOMSBURG PA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1884
The CURIOUS HOUSE

know house so fair and fine,
No flaw In II you can detect
A silver beauty smooths each line
Drawn by its patient architect.
TO look upon It's fragile frame
And note Its splendor In the sun,
No builder known TO human fame
You say can do what this hath done.
1t has no shingle, roof, or beam,
It Is not buttressed ON the land
Its airy fllagree and scheme
Seem products OF a fairy's hand.
How swung aloft, how lightly stayed
without window, board pane
A dream in definite shape arrayed,
A castle from the realms Of Spain
Though Piranest might despair
Its lines to mend when once undone,
see Its owner In the air
Across the silver ramparts run.
And when break has crcpt into
The oheckered strands that greet the eye,
Has made the battle places new
And not scar can you descry.
On geometrlc curve and coil,
w-diamonded beneath the sun,
This little builders wit and toll
Was spent until the work was done.
silken house OF gossamer,
Thy woven wonder does not cease
And yet the bio ood-stained doors deter
Wayfarrers fond of life and peace
No revelers In those chambers meet,
No jocend footsteps jar the floor
For, they who step within retreat
At once, or leave 1t nevcrmore
--.JOei Benton, IN ST.. Nicholas
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE or CLINTON MELICK LATE OF MT, PLEASANT
TWP. COL. co. DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Clinton
Melick, deceased, late of Mt Pleasant township,
Columbia county Penna., deceased have been
granted by the Register OF said county to the un-
derslsned eHecutr1X. All persons having claims
against the estate OF said decedent are requested
TO present them for settlement and those indebt-
ed 10 the estate to make payment TO the under
signed Without delay MARY NJ. MELICK,
Aug. 18th 1884 EXecutrix
Aug 2g-6w
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bank barn, straw sheds, wagon sheds, corn cribs,
and all necessary outbuidings. There is a good
spring of never-failing water at the door. A good
apple orchard. Peaches, cherries, plumbs, and q
variety OF other fruits Deed at the expense OF
the purchaser. All grain In the ground and per-
sonal property on tho premises reserved. Posses
sion given April /, 1885.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent, of one fourth
OF the purchase money shall be paid at the strik-
Ing down OF the property, one-fourth less the ten
per cent. at the confirmation OF sale and the re-
naming three-fourths In one year thereafter with
interest from cohrmation nlsi.
WIN. p. LEIDY, | Adm,rs
l.. d. LEIDY, Hu'i' 10
Vandersce, Atty.
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OBITUARY.

Died in this city. March IS. 1884, Mrs.
Nancy Martin, aged SO years. months and
Is days. Mrs. Martin was born in Franklin,
Pa Her parents cmigrated to Kentucky,
and settled near Flsmingsburg, when she
was an infant. The family removed TO Full
ton county. H., in 1888, and from Warren
county, ILL.,, to Liam county. with the emi.
grafton of 1852. Her husband died near
Peoria in 1870. Since which time she has
lived most Of the time in Albany with her
only child, the wife Of Rev s @ Irviae. Mru
Martin during her long life has had full
experience Of tho trials oi the pioneer, first
in Kentucky. then in Illinois and afterwArd
in Oregon. She was full grown woman Ai
the time aud msmbered well the scenes oI
the war Of 1912, in which her father was 9
soldier. and was familiar with the hard labor
and many privatioas Of thar early day. She
retained the use Of her senses and her cheer
full christian spirit TO the end Of her very
long life, She was buried in Pine Grew,
cemetery, six miles west Of Halsey aear her
old home, and the large cenooarse Of relatives
and Hsighbers attending the burial gave
evidence Of the esteem in which she wa
held. Thus one by one the pioneers are fAl
ling, very fow remaining. who. hike her, wal
born when Washington was still President.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Thos Gourley loft for Portland las
Monday. on q prospecting tour.
Judge o N Denny is now in Oregon, Ant
IL Is stated will remain here. wAking Port
land his home.
Mr. L J Black, Of II alsoy, was In the city
Tuesday, when no made the DKMooRAr Office
call.
Mr. Sonders, OF the firm Of Seniers 4 CO.,
of Prinsvillo. has been In tho city for week
or 80.
j A Gross, Of the Depot Hotel, was 10
Roseburg last week, that being his frat trip
to Southern Oregon.
Last Monday Orange Morgan left AlbAn y
fer Paisley in South Eastern Oregon, whore
no Is in the cattle business, buying and sell
ing stock.
Mr. George Mcknight returned from EaS-
tern Oregon few days ago, having beOn gone
some timo attending TO the stsck Of Nc.
Knight Bros. OF which he is a member.
Mr. II = Crowder and family have moved
To Blaylock, Wasco county, whore they will
reside in the future. Tho best wishes Of
many friends gees with them.
VIM N Miller, whs has resigned as. Aight
watch aud engineer. left for Seattle on last
Tuesday morning. aud will spend several
months on his ranch which ho has taken up
near that eity,
Mr. Jas Chiswell, for some time head miller
at tho mills Of Thos,. Monteith & Son, has
moved with his family to near Fossil. in
Wsseo county. whore ho has taken mp somo
land. They intead making that their home.
Mr. Stillwell, manager for tho now com.
pact bstween the insurance companies. was
in Albany on laat Friday, Under this com.
pact a plat Of each city will be taken. and
the rate OF each building will be placed In
plain figures on tho same. Agents will have
no power 10 deviate from such rates, and
then insurance willie placed in tho beat
companies. IL will be the means in some
cases st raising the rate. as il prevents cut
ting under by poorer companies, but II will
make insurance more reliable.
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Following Is list Of teachers present At the Inst;
tute this week
Prof McEiroy. State Superintendent
AibAny-Mrs @ BrownsOu, Rev Brownson, A
D DLsedy, Miss Rose DAnnAls, Miss Clara Rsberts,
Miss Emma Roberts, Miss Nellie Richards Niss Jane
Norris Miss II Miller. T L Duggsr. L MattOon, Miss
Bulimap, Mrs wyckoa, Miss n Howard, Miss II I
Bodins. Rev II Condt, + Hill, Miss Mcbride
Miss N Allissn, Miss Sparks, Miss Y AlsxAn-
der, Miss r o Kirkpatrick, Charlton, Miss Ro-
bertsOn, Miss Robertson, Prof Z n Condit. Rev II
Carson. Prof wyekoG, Rev Floyd.
HAlsey-Mls Olive Long, Jennie Caldwell. Wilbur
Eoffslnger Miss Jennie Wilson, Miss Eva Bassette.
Miss EllA Crawford, II Bond.
Gervis-H Courtney,
scio-J c Hassler
shedd-J Gibson, Miss Jennie BAker, Miss For a
RinehArt, Miss Laura Farrow.
Independence MsMAry, Alice TatOm, D W
Jarvis
Jefferson Miss Katie Thompson, Miss French.
SubIimity-Miss Fannie Downs.
LebanOn-Miss Libbie Amber, Prot l. Gilbert,
Miss Frank Gilbert, Milton Miller.
Salem-Mlss Anna TakAmire, Prof SelwOOd, Prof
Ellworthy, Percy Willis.
Harrisburg-D Reid.
Prof P A Moses, County supt. of Linn Co.
Prof Frank Ri Ter. County Supt Of Polk Co.
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wise sAyIns. for Teachers.

We publish the following thoughtful
sayings uttered by somo Of the noted men,
of the world, for the benefit OF tho teachers
In the city this week, aud we suggest that
they digest them:
Ambition IL not vice OF littlo people.
Things past may DO repented, but not
recalled.
The dog wags his tall not FAR you but
for bread.
IL tho mountain will no. go TO MAhomot
Let MAhOmst 60 to the mountain.
II Is better TO sit with n wise man In
prison than with fool In paradise.
lie must bc n wise man himself who Is
capable OF distinguishing one.
1.-THE best mans faults were written on
his forehead, II wsuld mako him pull his
hat over bis eyes.
Silence Is . figure OF speech unanswor-
able, short, cold, but terribly severe.
Men show their character In nothing
moro clearly than by what they think
laushable.
They never taste who always drink
They always talk who never think.
BY taking revenge, man is but even
with his enemy but In passing ever 1t hS
Is superior,
have always observed, that TO succeed
In the world, We must be foolish in ap
pearance, but In reality wiso.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04

On las. Sunday . Chinarnan was shot at
Salem by Tom Davis,a we'll kuown negro.
who has always borne u good character.
and the general sentiment In Salem seems
10 be that he still retains II. Tho fellow
Ing account OF the affair we clip from the
"orsgonian:" Davis and couple OF gen.
tlemen were standing on tho sidewalk In
front OF the Willamette Universlty when
three Cinnamon passed, one OF whom was
carrying SONS bacon suspended on either
end OF pole. A lady was passing at the
same time. aud 10 avoid being hit Davis
backed up against the fence. With this
pTecaution even . contact became probA.
bic, aud Davis stFack the pole with his
hand, which caused the burden 20 fall 10
tho ground. The now enragsd Chlnamen
turned and used ssne nncAiled for epithets
and threatened to punish Davis, who told
him to keep Of aud avoid trouble. The
Celestial then seized his pole. and was
abont to hit Davis.wh 10 protect himself.
drew his revolver aud fred, the contents
en.ering tho ChInAman'r arm, just below
tho right shoulder. and from thOro passing
Into hls side. This enraged tho other
Cinnamon, aud more trouble seemed i'm.
minont, but Davis kept them at bay with
his revolver. Other Cinnamon fiscked q
the scene, and Davis, t~king back slreei
tAtopce, gave himself up aud Was taken
before Recorder darcy. who placed his
bail at $500.
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HeennE Of Republican Central coa,aissse.

Part OF the members Of the Repubi-
can County Central Committee met on
Thursday afternoon OF last woek at the
oGiee Of II. II. Hewitt, Chairman Of the
committee.
On melton the time for holding the
County Convention was set for April
22. 1884, at 10 o'clock q. m, at the Court
House in Albany, the object beizg the
elestion OF Il delegates to the State Cen.
vention on April 30, 1884, and TO nomI-
nate county officers and attend to the
usual business
The time for the primaries was placed
on April 18th at l O'Clock, p N,
The following appointment Of dele
gates was mad1. one delegate for every
20 votes cast for II o George at the last
election. being allowed, each precinct
10 have at least one delegate
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04
Five Killed

Last Saturday just before the noon
train came in seven young fellows wsr
playing on the track and in the waite
nearit. When the engine whistled and
came rushing on, little knowing what
q power for destruction itcarried with
it, the little fools did not seem to know
what to do. and they rushed confusedly
about yelling at the top Of their voices.
Two managed to get on the track; but
the others just had sense enough to re-
main ia the middle of the track. For
tunately the coR-catcher did not touch
them but all of them Immediately
made rush to get out from Dader the
cars. but they only succeeded In getting
their heads past the rails. AS they
were decapitated in the right place
they were properly dressed and buried
with due formality-in the stomachs
ofsaveral Of our citizens, the five unfsr-
tunate ducks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04
MARRIED.

TEOMPSON-IRVINE - On Thursday
evening. March 9th, 1884, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. in Albany,
by Revs w Harris and S G Irvine, Mr.
EDWARD L THOMPSON and Miss AMANDA
2 IRvINE-both of Albany.
TThe wedding was private, only q few in
timate friends and relatives being present,
but was very pleasant affair, A sumptu.
GUS supper was given after the ceremony, q
substantial reminder of which was left at
the DEMOCRAT office. Some valuable and
useful presents were received by the happy
couple, among others couple from the Hook
& Ladder Co., of which Mr. Thompson is
first assistant foreman. The bride and
groom start out together with bright pros
poets aud the best wishes of q host of friends,
with whom the DEMOCRAT unites in sending
congratulations to the newly married couple. ]
McCoNNELL-MoNTGoMERY-onM Mar.
9th in Albany, by Rev. r G Hill, Mr.
w MCCONNELL, of Benton county and
Mrs NErTIE MONTGOMERY, of Linn cOun-
ty
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Egg Stealing.

There are, we have been informed, q
certain class OF boys, in Albany, OF ten
der years, who make a practice OF en-
tering the her houses of our citizens
and extracting the eggs from the same,
hardly realizing that they are csmmit-
ting crime, and at least laying the
foundation for thieving life The old
building just north of the DEMOCRAT
oSice seems to have been captured by
the boys and been converted ints pub
lie playhouse, until they have become
familiar with every crack and Granny
In the dingy old structure. Some where
in this building, We are told there ara
hid several dozen eggs, which the boys
have been stealing for Easter, when
they viii have grand feast ; but they
are too earele =stc think that while they
may be laying up for their own pleasure
they are tearing down some one else's
and rendering themselves liable to see
the inside eta more murky place than
an old building with the doors and win
dows all thrown open.
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Church Sotlee.

As no time In the Court House on Sun
day evenings has been granted the men,
bsrs Of the ChriSsiaa Church 10 be used
at their own discretion, they have thought
best, through the kindpess OF the msin-
bers Of the w. c. T. u. to hold services
In their ball, so.untIl further notice there
will be preaching in this hall every Sum
day evening At 7:5o O'Clock. Subject fer
next Sunday evening, "Ths Evidence Of
Forgiveness" or SLOW Know we are
Christian" The public cordially invited.
Morning service and Sunday school in
Court House as heretofore. 80
J.F. FLOYD.
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JrRT LIsT.

Following arc the jurors for special term o
Iircuit Court to be held April 2lst:
] D Miller, farmer, Syracuse fs
Harvey Sommervills. farmer, Harrisburg
Samuel T Jsnes, farmer. Syracuse.
Ellis Knox, farmer, East Albany.
FA Watts, merchant, Shedd.
D B Monteith. speculator. Albany.
Aarien Burkhart, farmer, Lebanon.
John Gay, farmer, Albany.
d P Porter. farmer, Shedd.
Andrew CrabtrOe, farmer, Santiam.
E ] Crawford, mechanic. Crawfordsville.
John K Smith, farmer, Lebanon.
James Il Wsshburn. merchant, Brownsville
d D Hackleman, farmer, Albany.
Frank Troutman. farmer, Shedd.
Matt Scott. farmer, Center.
John Blsvins, farmer, Orleans.
w J Stephens, farmer, Harrisburg.
Frank Shsdd. farmer, Shedd.
J II Meyer, manufacturer, Brownsville.
( Willoughby, farmer, Harrisburg.
John Huston, farmer, Center
S P Barger, mechanic, Brewnsville.
B F MuRkers, farmer, Scio.
w 5 Fletcher, farmer, Shedd.
Roosrt Johns, farmer, Halsey.
B Burtenshaw, farmer, Santiara.
s P Arnspiser, farmer, Harrisburg.
David Myers, carpenter. Scio.
NC Galloway, farmer, West Albany.
VI Caldwell, farmer, Orleans.
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Official County and City PapSr.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR suRsCRlBERs.

To every subscriber 10 the DEMccRAI
whe pays up his subscription and con-
tinues his paper, or pays in advance, we
will have sent to him the Health and
Home one year, without additional cost.
The above paper is large eigh. page,
forty column. monthly paper, aud is full
Of excellent reading mattor. A copy may
be seen at this office. The paper treats of
health. marriage, social science. domestic
medicine, hints en- health, cookery, etc.
This affords our subscribers a chance to
get good paper for nothing. Those de-
string the paper SEM to them will please
state SO at time of paying their subscrip.
ton.
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principally on the different sounds Of u
Prof Reid did not believe 10 following teck-
nical rules with small pupils.
Prof L Gilbert thought rules could moi
always be followed, snd strange word could
not be pronounced by reason Of knowledge
OF rule. Favored the written system. as
far az orthography was concerned.
Pfof Hill thought correct pronunciation
was learned from association. II their par.
ents and those with whoa they associated
spoke correctly they also would speak cor.
rectly.
Prof MoElroy would have 90 per cont oral
spelling and 40 per cent written spelling
fConcluded next week.
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Death Of sIyer Harris.

On Thursday night of last week Mr.
Myer Harris, formerly of Albany. died
in Corvallis, after short Illness. On
Sunday his remains were brought to
this city where they were buried IL
the Jewish Cemetery, the funeral being
conducted by the Masonic fraternity, si
which Mr. Harris was member. The
deceased wasa brother Of Ala Harris, fol
so long a resident of this city, and was
abeut thirty years of age. He leaves
many friends both in Albany and Cor
wallis, who will mourn his death while
yet in early manhood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04

J. II. Daniel now has q complete line
OF musical instruments Of all kinds for
sale, consisting Of the MAthushsk
plano, the Shoninger organ. f1ddleA
violins. guitars, ETC., as well IS the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all Of the best grades, and are not
the cheap trash, SO that when Jon get
an instrument 81 any kind you may
know that you are getting one that will
last aud hold its tune.
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millinery Opening.

Next Monday has been set as the time for
the grand oponing at the millinery store Of
Miss NJ Foster. just east Of McIlwain's, II
will pay to be present. The stock of goods
selected by Mise Foster is 6rst-class and
never surpassed in Albany. The services Of
Mrs Saml Geurley. nee Miss French, have
been engaged, which will insure splendid
workmanship, as Mrs Gourley's reputation ID
well known all over the county. Always
call Of Miss Foster before buying
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04

AL persons knowing themselves In
debted to Us on last years account must
call and settle the same within 80 days
from date, or tFe same will be placed
In the hands of an Attorney for colIec-
ton. Remember we mean all ae-
courts, great and small.
ALLEN & MARTIN.
Albany, March 11th, 1884
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Roii OF Honor.

The following named pupils, members
of district No. 4, Linn county, are en-
titled to have their names placed on the
roll Of honor for the term ending MARCH,
26, 1884: Collie Morris, Willie Queener,
Rena Prewett, Clara Crabtree. Ira Smith,
Luna Crabtree. Minnie Cyrus, Nora
Morris, Marcia Morris, Ora Crabtree,
Annie Crabtree, Ola Smith, Kate Bill
yeu, Nancy Bilyeu, Martha Bilyeu, Otto
Crabtree, Pummy Crabtree, ,Jno Crabtree,
Geo. Flock. orville Flock.
= A. De. CHARLTON,
Teacher
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Boots and shoes.

Ihave just received my Spring stock Of
ladies, misses and childrens shoes, which
have bought direct from the manufacturer
for cash, no middle men. l am perpared to
give you better value for your money than
ever before. and show you the best assort-
ment this side of Portland. make speciality
OF the boot an6 shoe business, and buy in
quantities that enables me to compete with
any house on the Coast in quality and price:
Gall and see for yourself No trouble to
show goods.
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yste.

The time for closing the polls on the presi-
Dental choice mas been enlarged and viii
not close until Thursday, April "a. We
hope all readers of the DEMOCRAT will vote
whether they be Republican, Democrat OF
Gresnbacker. Take postal card or sheet
of paper and write the names of your first
and second choice for president and vice
president and, send to US BY mail. SO that We
may show what the public feeling is ia Linn
county. Quite respectable number Of vote.
both Democratic and Republican have beer
cast, but we are satisfied many more vii
vote.
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Summary Of Meteorology for March 1884.
from observation taken at Albany, Linn Co.
Oregon, by John Briggs. Esq.
Highest Bar. 3O.02 lowest, 20. Is mean.
29.68.
Highest Temperature, GO lowest. 81 ;
mean, 45.
Prevailing winds, N, as
Maximum velocity force, 3.
Total rainfall during month. 9.l2 inches.
Number of days on which .0l inch Or more
rain fell, 20. |..s..
Number Of days Of cloudiness, average 8
in scale of 10, 13.
Frost on the mornings of Is days.
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Millinery Goods.

Miss Matte Allison has just received
a new and elegant line of hats Of all
kinds, which are bound to attract atten-
ton, also feathers, flowers, laces, etc.,
etc., aIlof which are of the yery-latest
style and design. Those desiring a
good stock of mi llinery goods to select
from should call on Miss Allison.
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DIED.

SMITHS0N-In Ellensburgh, w. T, March
18th, 1884, ELLEN CHARLTON, wife Of J II
Smithson, aged % years.
NELSON N.-0n March 3Oth, at McMinnyille,
MRS EMILY LENoRA NELSON, daughter Of
Rev A j Hunsaker, aged p years.
Extended abituary win appear next week.
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The following Representatives to the Grand
Lodg. of the L o. D. F. were elected BY Al.
bany Lodge No. last "Wednesday evening
J. X. Weaeherford, w. @. Tweedale and 7.
]. Sites. The Grand Lodgs meets at Astoria
In next month.
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nfn saxlnr Presanf.

Mr.. NJ. Z. Allison, Hutchiason, Kaa.,
Saved his life BY a simple Trial Botf1s ef
Er. Kings New Discovery. for Oonsump-
ton, which caused him to procure . large
bottle, that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change Of climate and everything
else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, and eli
Throat and Lung diseases. 1t Is guaFan-
eed to cure. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
Mason;s Drug Store. Large size Sl.oo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-04-04

1t is now unlawful to kill any deer or
elk, any pheasant or grouse, any quail
or partridge, any prairie chicken or sage
hen. Mallard ducks, teal ducks, etc.,
roay be killed until May i. Mountain
and brook trout may be caught, unit
Novs1.
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'1MPORTANT.

Wishing to retire from business now Of
fermy entire steck Of dry goods, clothing and
groceries at cost. Ny stock is new and Of
good quality and many new goods are being
added to them. OLD customers ean have un-
til January lst, 1885 in which to pay for pur-
chases made after date without interest
NJ. STERNBURG.