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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23
No. 1867 InSOIventS.
In the CirruH Court for Fredertch county.
Il. Clayton StockSdale,
ON Petition.
MAY TERN 1885.

In the matcr of the Auditors Report III
ed the 3rd day of july 1885.
ORDERED, that on the Goth day OF july
1888, the Court will proceed to act upon the
Report of the Auditor, filed as aforesaid, in
the above cause, TO finally ratifv and con-
firm the same, unless cause to the contrary
thereof hr shown before said day; provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Frederick county,
for two successive weeks prior to said day.
Dated this Bird day of July 1885.
ADOLPUUS FEARlIAkE in.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True Copy
Test -ADOLPlluS TEAlillAkE Jr CIk
iuly . st.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23
Instrumental Music |!

The Undersigned intends locating in Ne
chanicytown, April 1st, 1885, and will in.
struct limited number of pupils. Having
been under the
instructions OF Prof. se!sWing.
of Baltimore, for the past fifteen months and
intending to continue tina same, She feels
competent TO direct her pupils i'll the theory
and practice of music in aIthorough manner.
The study of execution. or the use of fingers
and hands $50 often neglected. will be care
ullv attended to.
ian 29tf ETTIE ANDERS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-23
10 the Farmer and
Public in General !

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that the Fertilizer season is drawing near,
and that weare prepared to furnish you with
Lii lrrnlIII l,f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
= House and Lot for $40.

Let an itsm get in paper detrimental
to community or person, and immedi
ately everybody knows it and its effect is
declared to be enormous, and yet there
are men who do no believe in advertising,
Publish the startling fact that You have &
bargain in the right manner, and every
bJdy will know it Just as quickly. For
instance; advertise that you will sell
your house aud lot for $40 gold piece,
put the ad. in the smallest type in the
most isolated corner of a newspaper, with
a large circulation, like the DEMOCRAT, and
see how soon everybody knows about it.
Recently gentleman from some out OF
the way community entered an Albany
store and said "Are you the man what ad-
vertises big bargains in tobacco" He was
not, but knew that SIR, II. was, and so di-
rected the gentleman. Let the business
men Of city advertise generally and large
Iy and it will greatly increase the trade Of
the whole city, and those who do it the
most judiciousIy the most. The judiciors
advertiser keeps it up in dull as we'll as
in lively times, for he knows that his
name must bs bsfore the people at all
times or he will be forgotten, This is q
f,rgetkiu1 world
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
summer Resorts.

Good management ofa summer resort
will do much TO build up the comnlunity.
1t Is the interest Of all Linn county people
to see the several Soda Spring resorts in
this county we'll petIonized and mSde pop
nlar. The DEMOCRAT las no preferences,
Considerable complaint is being made At
being refused soda water by the Findley's,
ut Lower Sodas, because the parties coaTd-
ed at some otEer place Several Albany
people, among others Mcssrs. Thompson
aud overman. have been treated this way,
and naturally enough al leave such ro-
sort with no friendly Feelings. Such a
course Of management Is bound to throw
that or any other place in bad Iepute, and
It is earnestly hoped by all that IL will be
stopped, The same thing has been done
at Waterloo, and, ii pursued, Is bound tc
hurt the place. At Sodaville, We are glad
to notice tha, everything is serene, and
the water Is as free as light, These three
places arc bound in time to become well
known all over the Northwest, and it be-
hooves all concerned in them to see that
they are managed in n manner 10 make
them popular. Already campers and
boarders spend several weeks at the diff
fersnt places from all over the State just
on account of the coda water with its
splendid medicinal qualiiies,a and very prop
crly they want to be allowed to got IL un-
molested, wherever they board, camp oi
stop, and il they can not they will no: 81
t. them.
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al can tell you Quo thing" said = farmer
to @ crowd of three or four on First street,
the other day, DEMocRAT man being
one Of the number, "and II IL that every
paper in the state has been lying. They
have been crying full crop of wheat
when everybody knows there Is only
half crop" Only tho superior size OF
tho farmer prevented blood thirsty con-
test, We were simply left to resort to tho
pen, which any day of the week Is might
Ter than the fist, aud we "slingn 1t In the
following manner. Firstly. A lie is an
Intentional violation of the truth, and u
newspaper never intends anything wrong
according to the records. Secondly. There
were 10000, 900 bushels of wheat raised In
the State of Oregon last year. Wowili wager
u years subscription to the DEMoCRAT
tho yield this year wilt not only he over
5000, ,OOl bushels. but 1t will be over 49,
O0u, 900 bushels. Wo believe 1t will reach
nearly 10000, 900 bushels Thirdly, Our
talk with farmers d,yulges tho fact that
while some fields are disappointment
many viii show an excellent yield, and
that Spring wheat will be almost equal to
that OF last year. AZ one of tho many
papers In Oregon tho DEMocRAr does not
pack down on anything Il has said on the
wheal crop And any way 1t has never
done much more than TO present its read
ers with the prevailing opinion Of the
prospects.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
carrent Events

Tho public debt was decreased ss,e52.-
1896, during July,
Gen. Jos. T.. Johnston, who Is TO be ono
of Gen. Grants pail bearers, was in Port
land when the fact was announced TO bin,
Risl, the Cana liam revolutionist, was
found guilty Of treason, and will be hang
cd Sept. 18th,
The sad news Is reported that Sarah Al
thea HUI Sharon Is 10 lecture.
A million dollar fire occurred at Toronto
last Monday morning.
Tho o. X. q ". leass is for 999 years,
The present management may rely on
being discharged when the time Is up.
the salmon pack or 1885 AMOUNTS 10
4of, 500 cases, the smallest for many years.
The most novel suicide yet reported oc-
CURED at Leadvills last Friday, William
NeH, miner, lay down on his cabin floor,
placed a stick OF giant powder with cap
and some fuse under his head aud then
lighted the fuse. His head was blown
completely from his body.
A special train ran from Ashland "a
Portland last Friday at an average speed
OF 81 miles an hour, the best time ever
made on the road. Sometime trains will
do this as a business.
On Thursday of last week, July 30th
Maud s. trotted mile at Cleveland, o. in
tho wonderful time OF 2:3SM.
A monument 10 Rebecca Nourse, hang
ed in 1852 for witchcraft, was dedicated q
Danvers, Mass, on Thursday July 3Oth. 2O'
years have wrought remarkable changes
in the public mind. Rebecca deserved |
monumet long before this time.
The population OF Milwaukee. Wis, ha
increased from ll5, ,57s, in 1880 to 1853, ,3o5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
Memorial services.

Following is the program Tor the services
in commemoration of Gen. U. ). Grant to be
held in this city tomorrow, Saturday, Aug.
81.
Mcpherson Post G A II will fo,m in its
Han. at 10 a. M, and Immediately proceed
to the Court House.
At the foot Of the stairs the City officers,
firemen. civil societies aud citizens will join
the procession.
On arrival at the Court House, at prompt
ly at 1880 the services viii begin aud will
be as follows
Requiem By the Band,
Opening prayer by Rev Nj judy.
Music by the Choir.
Oration by ID X N Blackburn.
Music by the Choir
Prayer 6y Rev. r l. Davis,
Music by the Choir.
Funeral address by Rev ] w HArris,
Music by the Choir.
Address by Judge r ) Strahan.
Music by the Choir.
Prayer by Rev I q Bcownsnn.
Requiem by the Band.
Bonediction.
All old soldiers, whether members Of the
G A r or not, are requested to be present on
this occasion and join in oiferins dtting trib.
ute to the memory OF G,a Grant They
should meet at the Hall at 10 o'clock. and
join in line with the members OF MePherson
Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07


Last Wednesday evening Constable Cal.
Burkhart arrived in this city from Eastern
Oregon with Sam Findley, whom he arrested
a few days previous near Fossil, under a war
rant charging him with burnisg the house Of
Mr. McGee, at the toll gate beyond Sweet
Home, during the month Of May. MIR Bark
hart Travelled about GOO miles to get him, and
had he been few days later would have
missed him entirely. Yesterday Deputy
Sheriff Charlton went to Sweet Home to ar
rest Pow Jade for the same offence, the two
men being charged with having committed
the crime together. Findiey is a son Of w
Il Findley, proprietor Of the Upper Soda
Springs, and Henry Pow jade il a son-in.law Of
that gentleman. The feeling in Sweet Home
oyer the matter is great. 1t is charged that
the house was burned on account Of spite
against Mr McGee, arising out Of a road be-
ing built around the toll gate. The prelim
mary examination is set for to-day at
o'clock, when large number of witnesses
will be present from the SWEEP Hone coun
try.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07

Summary Of MOteOrology for luly. 1855,
from observation taken at Albany, Linn Co.
Oregon, by john Briggs, Esq.
Highest Bar. S0.05; lowest. - 81; mean,
90 SO
Highest Temperature, %; lowest. 80
mean, 6S, 45,
Mean at am. 62 -; > p. IN, 81 4s
. pm, 66,29,
Prevailing winds, N.
Maximum velocity force, G.
Total rainfall and melted snow durius
month, inches.
Number OF days on which .ol inch Or mor'
rain fell, o.
Number OF days of eloudinoss. average
in scale Of 10, 8.
Thunder storms, 2nd, 26th, 21th aud 2Sth
OF 90 observations Is wcro cloudy.
tair, 90 clear and hazy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
Great wonder.

It great wonder some Albany wo-
men who support their husbands are not
arrested for maintaining nuisances.
II is great wonder that people living
in glass houses never learn to stop throw
ing stones. Instead, as rule, they are
the ones who throw the most.
1t Is great wonder that men who do
not advertise can got even tho amount OF
credit they do. There arc wholesale
houses which will not trust business
man who does not advertise.
1t is great wonder that somo one who
has seen nourunsurpAssed water power does
not start a woolen mill here.
Itisa great wonder wheat does not
swell up with offended pride when II seas
the small price paid for it. II 1t could
double It's size farmers would be content
81
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The Markets.

Notwithstanding that butter has been
as scarce as chickens teeth the price has
remained down, only 0ftsen cents being
paid Now wheat starts In at about Sic.
in this city in Portland It Is quoted at
7sKc. The present outlook for much Of
an increase is not hAttering, even should
there be an European war. Flour remains
at s. retail. Spring chickens are tender
at S2 and $3.50 per dozen. s. o. water
melons find purchases at 25 to soc, New
corn Is = cent an ear, and is getting hard
fast. BeaAs and peas are vanishing from
the market. Apples and potatoes are
three bits.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
4 Mosr EsgpcETTe YAEnyn
Fraiernai sssIees.

The srsTE RIvHTs bEsocaAT a. Albany has entered
upon tie 22nd year Of s history and claims 70 fesl
like young man who has passed from parental an-
thoriiy 70 the responsibilities Of manhood It IL =
good representative Of the history and progress Of
Linn county and the BExocGAT attributes its success
60 the fact that IL has been the unatering and devOt
Cd friend and promoter of the best interests Of city
and county. The anniversary number Of the DEMo-
caAT is good specimen Of a county paper Portland
'News"
The Albany DEnoeRAT Is twenty-oae years old II
Is bright newsy paper and has every week whole
page of crisp state and local news. It's propretos,
Mess. sites Nuttiag are evidently prosperous and
deservcdly 80 Historian
The Albany DESocssT Is twenty-One years old, and
will therefore be allowed TO vote At the next election
BF me way, the DGNoeKAT is no sloueh Of . paper
biersey--its local columns generally eOatAin about
all there l. In the wAy oi home Ia Linn eoaats
Success - you, boys Yaqnina Post =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
PArm Eouse Burned.

Last Sabbath the residence Of Mr.. Guy
Parrish, living near the Sanderson bridge
caught on fire from the fra place, as the
family were about to start away from home
Getting a good headway 1t, with most OF
the furniture was consumed. The loss
was "a total one TO Mr. Par rssh, there being
no insurance on the building, Only the
day before Dir. Parrish told his family
that as soon as he brought his wheat 10
Albany this week he would get his house
insured, on account OF the very dry
weather. Very unfortunate y for him the
fire occurred first.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
OREGONlAN RAIL WAY COMPANY
(LlMITED) LINE. NARROW
CAUSE.

Arrangements have been perfected Whereby Ail the
warehouses along this line will be in cl arge OF
petent and reliable warehousemen who viii receive
grain for cleaning and storage, Shipments can be
made promptly, ample provisions has bsen made for
cars Transfers to rail or rivers free of expense to
shippers through rates rs low as the lowest. Dally
train service. Farmers consult your interests by
maintaining this line and secure highest market price
for your products Take notice Of reports cireu.
lated TO damage our traffic. Apply to agents or con.
ductors for rates orcars or to the undersigned.
cHAs. n. Scorr, Receiver
o, R, Co, Qimitedl Line Offices. woodburn. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07

On last Sabbath morning at $3.50 at the
residence of Mr.. w. r. Canon, in Albany,
Mr.. Sidney @. Doris, job printer, and
Miss Ida Il. Canon, both OF this city. were
duly united in marriage, Rev. M. Judy
performing the ceremony. Only a few
noighbors and friends were present,
among the number being a DEMOCRAT
man. After the ceremony sumptuous
wedding breakfast WAS served, when the
happy couple slartel for tho homs Of the
grooms mother, ia Lafayette, Yamhil
county, This Office extends them tease
full Of congratulations, hoping that they
are ''lockod up" for life and will new set.
tie down into genuine "pica" conduct
classifying" all Of their actions. May
they live "long primer" life AMI prosper
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
Axman. spare Those Tree,.

The Common Council a few weeks since
passed a resolution providing for the cut
ting down of the large oaks in the street
in front OF Rev DIR Hills residence, on 5:h
Street, in the western part OF the city.
Since then a petition has been circulated,
and generally signed, asking that the
trees be allowed to stand, On account OF
their associations, being old land marks,
their novel apd wide spreading appear
auce. and the respect in which they are
held by cid settlers. they should most
certainly be allowed to remain where they
arc, so long as they are sound ani safe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07

was some pleasure ia this. Crossing the
farm Of Mr. Willis Gaines, frcm whose FIRE
appearing daughter we learned more def
nitsly where we were going, we found our.
selves a few moments afterwards on the main
road, and an hour hence stopped at the Kin.
ger brothers for glass Of water. Here We
'net carpenter uam4d Forester, who IL.
formed rs that he had put up fifty-ons
houses 10 the Forks during the last thirteen
yesrs, = big record. On crossing
THE MARROW GAUGE
we M Receiver Scott and four assistants.
who were inspecting the road They left
Scio at noon, sud had succeeded in plowing
their way through .he weeds and voluntary
wheat. which have grown up all along the
track between the two Santiams. q distance
Of about live miles, in three or four hours.
The sight presented, as they tugged away on
small hand car, on their journey towards
the South santiam, which they hoped to
reach by night. was q humorous one, aud re-
minded MS Of The Texas railroad where . tired
out COW beat train Of cars to it's destination.
The management are Intending to rsbuild
tho two Santiam bridges. so wheat can be
conveyed this fall IL will be great con
yenicnce to farmers. At Dir James Sander
son's,afte an inspection Of the bridge named
after him, We had the pleasure of substan.
tial tour through Mr. SIS blackberry patch.
Talk about
yEETI..E SOIL.
That which makes up most Of his 200 acres
we have meyer heard equalIed From .
blackberry patch Of one and half acres in
one year $500 quarts were picked, and from
an acre anI quarter strawberry patch $500
quartz As Mr. s. always allows 6 pounds
70 the gallon, according TO city measure the
figures would be about 1900 and 1900
quarts. As rule 25OO quarts Of strawbsr
ries 10 the acre il considered an extra yield.
Mr Saudsrson sells sis berries in the field
for certain figure gallon, and pickers do
their own measurinz. They come from ali
parts of tn Forks anil many are not slow 20
impose on Mr SsBderson's uncommonly good
nature.
A MOST EsRRCKTIe FARMER
10 the bottoms, on the west OF the Santiam'
is Mr Marion Thomas. He has q small place
on which he raises variety OF products,
principally hops. Last year by sagacious
management be received 22a cents for his
crop, while most others got almost nothing.
He keeps everything up. works hard and .
square with the world. Snch men deserve
success.
Another hour and Albany was reached.
after one Of the most interesting rides of any
ones experience, whole sammsr vacation in
aiday. a trip characterized by all kinds Of
gates except fast ones. from rail fences to the
patent Gaines gate. among the best people Of
the county. noted for hospitality, integrity
and intelligence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
DIR. Livingston, ,

Who is regular graduate OF medicine and
surgery, and has had eight years of experience
in his profession, offers his services to the
people of Albany and vicinity. The DR.. will
operate on, or treat any unfortunate child
who may have hare.lip, strabismus, (crossed
eyes or any other malformation or deform'
ity that is amenable to treatment, free Of
charge. Office on Broadalbin Street, one
door from First.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07

Ripe apples are plentiful at fifty cents a
bnshel.
Al Hay is pushing bis wharf improvement
at Newport.
Salmon have made their appearance in the
Bay, and are unusually large.
IL is said that the o. i. will cross the
Willamette at the upper end Of Corvallis.
Campers are plentiful on the Bay. As soon
as harvest in over there viii be still greater
number.
The railroad hotel Is gradually growing
into shape, aud shows some good work. II
viii be a very cheerful, cosy hotel when
finished
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dealer. They did so, and yesterday they re.
csived the following letter about u eve
had some of tho butter opened, and by mis-
take our cooper loft one exposed last night.
This morning We found q rat psrched on the
cdgo Of the ksg, crying like child. II was
too rough for him. II this IA fair sample OF
Oregon butter We want no more of 10. How
ever, sooner or later we will work this oil TO
some blind man or so.ns ono whp has no
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
The Exhibit Car.

The Oregon cars trip according to the
pre,ent program will lee ss follows
oJka'oosa, Iowa, Auz ast 81 to september4.
Iowa state fair September 10 September "a.
Illinois state fair at Chicago, September IA to Is.
Between September is aud 20 the win visit a
number Of prominent places at Michigan.
Indiana state fair at Indianapolis, freln September
20 TO October 4.
st Louis fair from October to October 10,
In Kentucky from October ~ to october l8.
After visiting these places 1T will start for New Or
leans and reach there in time for the opening Of tn,
next expedition at that city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07

MonteIth Ssitsnbach, Of this city will
receive about the frat of September one of
the Iargest stocks of goods eyer brought to
this city. These goods were purchased IN
New York where the very choicest selection
in all lines were made. They were bought at
''hard times prices and Will be sold like
wise. Simon Seitenbach Of the Grn win start
20 San Francisco tomorrow to fill 1p in line.
that need replenishing. Now keep your eye.
open for these goods viii cause them t,
sparkle when they Arrive
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
A Lave Firm.

II you want 20 sell your land place 1t In
the hands Of Burkhart Bros. they have
better arrangements for selling land than
any other agency In the State. They issue
en- the first of each month live Real Es'
tate paper of 5000 copies devoted entirely
to their land interests, which Is circulated
free among all persons coming to Oregon
and will be seen by all that want to buy
land, All lands placed in their hands will
be ad vertised IN tie next issue.
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we Mean Business.
]. B. STlMsoN.

Having secured new quarters and largely
increased our facilities, we are prepared to do
any kind of printing on tho shortest notice.
Our prices cannot be underbid. Now is the
time to get supply of good work choap,
Office in McIlwain's builling,
BuRKHARr BRos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
Trains ON circus Day.

On the day OF John RobinsOn's circus,
Thursday, Aug. 18th, the regular afternoon
freight and the Lebanon express will be held
at night, untii the circus is out. Tnis will
enable people from this side Of Junction, and
from Brownsville, Lebanon and otner places
to come to Albany on circus day and return
the same day. As the fare is greatly reduc
ed everybody should be here. Tell you
neighbors about it.
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4. q. q.

Just received case OF the Celebrated Ball
Coil Sping Corset, the only correct that can
be returned after three weeks wear il not
satisfactory. These corsets are bought direct
from the manufacturer, saving one profit and
enabling me to give better value for the
money than any other corset. All styles and
qualities always on hand.
SAMuRl e. YOU'VE.
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CRriSus Freak.

Mr. A. II. Howard, living across the
river in Benton county, has COW three
years old which has never yet had q
calf, but Is now giving a gallon Of milk
daily. Some tims since his little boys
began milking her with the above re-
aulf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-08-07
To albany FIrenlsn .

The iremen Of this city are requested to
meet at No. Ones Hall, tomorrow, (Satur-
day. morning, at9 o'clock, in citizens clothes,
prepared to join the procession in commsmo- :
ration of Gen. Grant. Each fireman should
wear his badge draped 10 mourning.
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Father Upchurch.

This gentleman, the founder of the A..
.. u. w. will arrive at Portland about
the 18th, inst, During his stay in Oregon
be will visit Albany when public meet-
ing will be held under the auspices Of the
order in this city. Due notice of time and
place will be given.