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ALEXANDRIA. April 8-fhs frenco
man Of war has lett the hafpors ana ~
now anchored oil the eRtfancs.
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TIE river Neva 10 clear Of ios. The
haEbor of Croassadt. however. remains
Toe hound.
All he newspapers here assume thai
Ea0lznd has demanded safisfacfion for
shs Rsnjdch AFFAIR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26

SALT LAKE, April 25.--GeorRe l..
Cfissman, % years old, cosniaitted
eaieide early this morning in this city.
b. falling stryehnlne, during tem
pofafy alteration OF the mind. He
sas q ton OF Collector George Crissnlan,
\ wall known e,tiz1n.
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WasfussToS. ApFh IA. M. Kelly,
n rscsnfly appointed Minister 70 Italy,
.rrsspd IN Washington today aud bad q
soufersnce with the Secretary OF state.
4 4 esneraIiy understood that be de-
riired The Italian mission and that bic
s;sIf - the Secretary Of state vs# in
,.gerd 20 his appointment TO the Eos
-, mission.
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wuaEssAKEk, Pa, April zs.-An cpl
,s.u,ie resembling typhoid fever IL rag.
- "a Plymouth. three miles from here,
mere ore upward Of sixty eases. Fiji
- dssths oeenrFed today and thirteen
rss<srday.
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GOVERNMENT sEcuzrrn-

L0SDos, 12s3o p.n April 2s.-Consols
| opened Is 9511s for both accounts. BAT
zt noon fell 70 49, and uov ara rs.
Russian securities are "a
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Presidsnt Cleveland has designated
surgeon George NJ. S.einburg, u. 3. A.,
10 attend the Sanitary Conference at
Rome, MAY 18th, to consider measures
10 prevent cholera and other contagious
aissases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-12-18
WAVE.

Mr.. @. b. Montague is still improv'
ing. He is able TO walk block, and
in short time expects to walk 10 bis
store.
There was a meeting Of the scholars
teachers aud friends at the lst PrssbJ-
tsrian church Tuesday evening to make
arrangements for Christmas festivities
for the little ones. Next week we will
bs able to give program.
On account Of the warm weather this
season, apples are not keeping vel, and
the opinion is that by spring they may
bring a good price to those that have
them to sell. Potatoes are badly sprout-
ed.
We are glad TO say We are to have .
new store here presently. Proprietors
will be Messrs. Churchill 4 Monteith,
Of Albany. We welcome them and
wish them success in their business.
Rev. Sweeney Of the ii. 4. Church
is having a week OF prayer here, and he
may possibly have q protractsd meeting
after, If he receives enough encourage
ment.
Tom Pseblsr had q stroke of bad luck
Monday night. Ons Of his horses died.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. KEGS are rejoicing
oyer 81 pound girl.
Mrs. J. L. Cowan returned Saturday
night from visiting in Portland.
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Temperance Alliance holds It's De-
csmber meeting next Tuesday evening.
A pleasant time is anticipated.
Rev. w. r. Stevenson, Of Portland,
spent few days Of last week in Oak
vile.
The smiling face of our genial friend,
A. Y. Smith, was seen IN this vicinity
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Carrie is spending few
days in Portland.
Mr.. /. N. Smith, jr., has gone to
Salem, where be will recuperate for .
few days.
Mr.. Stanton BAyliss has taken up
his abode in Eastern w. I.
Near Oakville, December 9th, 1885,
to the wife Of A. e. Currie, daughter.
A butcher who was buying beef cat
tie for w. Raider, ,of Corvallis, ,one night
last week drove off three cows bslone.
ing to Wm. Mcbride. The cattle were
traced to Corvallis, but not until after
they had been butclIcred. The would
be cattle buyer was arrested Oh Wed
needay last at Shedds.
Deputy Sheriff j. ]. Charlton and
guard were in Oakville Wednesday and
relieved few Of the people Of their SUI
perfuous cash.
NoNvELLEs.
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sheriR,s Sale.
n n.s Circuit Court cfats Ssts Of Orsgoa Il
Linn County, 80

n hs Circuit Court cfkss Sssts Of Orsgoa ja
Linn County
J, n. Glass and w B Glass, partners nm.
Der The firm name and style Of Glass Bros,
Plaintiffs
j. g. Morgan and D.J. Dearmond partners
under the firm name and style Of Morgan
~ Dearmond, Defendants.
NJ Office Is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an execution issued out OF the
above named Court In The above entitled
action and TO me directed aud delivered,
nave levied upoa, and on Saturday the
l0tn day OF January. 1886, at one O'Clock,
p. M, 81 tho Court House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. ct public auction for
cash IN hand 10 the highest biddee. / will
sell the following described real estate, to-.
wit The east " OF the southwest x and
tho southeast u Of the northwest " Of
Section 8, Township Is south range west,
containing 40 aeres more or less IN Linn
c0urty, oregon. The proceeds of AaIe 10
be applied First 70 the payment Of the
costs Of suit taxed ut 1856 and tho costs
OF this sale. Second 10 the payment Of
Plaintiffs claim, to-wit: g220.33 aud I'm.
terest at ten per cent per annum from oct.
3fst, 1855. Third the remainder il any TO
be paid TO the Defendants y. g. Morgan
aud d. j. rearmond or their legal repre-
sentatives
Dated this 18th day Of December, 1885.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff Of Linn county. Oregon.
per JAS. y. CHARLTON. Deputy.
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Chicken Brist1e.

Through mishap We lost page No
2 Of one Of Brickdusys most Interesting
episodes. A desperate effort will be
made to recover itor secure duplicate.
In our travels we met with Profs.
Crawford and Woodruff, found them
very pleasant gentlemen. Prof. Craw-
ford is teaching dancing and deportmsnt
at Shedds, Brownsville and Coburg,
Prof. Woodruff furnishing the music.
They have large class at each place.
We spent very pleasant evening
not long since at Mr.. Bass Cooper's
listening to some very pretty singing
and playing on The organ, produced by
his pretty aud lady like little daughter,
Miss Allie.
On DEC. 3Ed, we Lad the pleasure Of
meeting your excellent correspondent
20 Sserver" aud his very agreeable lady
At their pleavant home. Our kind
treatment willis there will be long re.
memberad by us az one Of the sunny
rays that OCCASIONALLY fall across our
pathway. BRICK DUST.
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sONVELLEs.

Will Thompson is still on the sick
list.
Howard Bramweil paid farewell
visit to relatives near here last week.
He expects to join his parents at Col.
fax, w. T., this week.
Robert Barger and family were yis-
iting in the neighborhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eby came down from
Goshen to help search for the Barger
boy, who was supposed to be lost.
The Hayes farm is to have some
substantial improvement ia the way of
fencing. Mr.. Hayes purchased $4,000
feet Of lumber and 600 posts at Coburg
and had them shipped to the farm via
the Narrow Gauge. Mr.. I'll. visited bis
farm in person last week.
Farmers along tbe N. G. are thinking
of selling their land for load mines,
there has been so much shot scattered
along the track. From Us letter We
are inclined to think the train hands
stories are as wild as their shootingIhss
been.
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SheriFs Sole.

IL the Circuit Court Of ae STATE Of Oregos
for County Of Linn.
9. 2. Abrams. Plaintiff.
Va.
J. q. Morgan and D.J. Dearmond, Defend
ants.
~ Office IL hereby given that by virtue
~ Of an execution and an order Of sale
issued ont Of the above named Court fn the
above entitled action and to me directed
ai1d delivered. / will on Saturday the 10Th
day OF January, 1886, at one O'Clock, pm.
sell at public auction for cash in hand 10
the highest bidder at the Court House
door in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, the
real property heretofore attached In said
action and which is described as follows.
70 wit Ia the said execution The east u
Of the southwest n snd the southeast u or
the north west "a Or Section 5 In township
10 south, Range west in Linn county.
oregon. The proceeds Of sale to be ap-
Piled First 10 the payment Of the costs
apnn said judgment taxed at S28.25 and
tie expenses Of sale. Second 10 the
payment ot Plaintiffs claim, 10 wit, SSlO.l7
and Interest thereon at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum from September 4th, 1855.
anu the further sum Of S75 Attorneys fees.
Third the overplus III any to be paid to j.
y. Morgan and u. j, Dezrmond their heirs
or assigns,
Dated tLis Dec, 18th. 1886.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. J. CHARLTON, Deputy,
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William cospsr. Plaintiff.
Geo w Croisant, saphia Croisans his wife
aud William Croisant and II Bridges, De.
EcndAnls.
NOTICE ID hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution and an order Of sale issued cut
Of the above named Court In the abova en-
titled action aud ts me directed and deliver.
ed, / will on Saturday the 2nd day Of Jan
uary. 1856 at one o'clock D. m, OF said day
at the Court House door ia Albany, Limo
county. Oregon, aell AZ public auction fer
cash in hand % the highest bidder the real
property described ia said execution and or
der Of aale "a iollows. to.wit The northwest
quarter Of Section 70 and the northeast
quarter ol Section 2I all situated in Town.
ship Q. South, Range ono east OF the William.
stte meridian IN Linn county, Oregon. and
containing so acres together with ail the ap-
purtenanocs thereuuto belonging. the pro.
ceeds OF sale % be applied First TO the pay.
meat Of costs and disbursements OF suit and
tho costs of this sale. Second 70 the payment
Of the claim and lien Of plaintiff herein, 20.
wit, the sum Of s2Os0 50lwlth interest there
on at tho rate Of 10 per cent per annnm from
the 9th day OF October, 1855, and for the
further sum OF S2I0 A. Attorneys fees.
Third TO the payment Of the claim Of defend
ant, Wm CroiaAnt. to-wit the sum OF SIO74.-
IL. Fourth, the remainder If any TO be paid
70 the defendants, Geo w Croisant aud So.
phia croisant
Dated this Dec. let, 1885.
J. X. CHARLrox,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon,
Per JAS. y. CHARLTON. Deputy.
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q. N. Scott, Receiver Of the Narrow
Gauge lines, paid our city . visit last
week.
Rev. O. Sperry, pastor Of the Baptist
Church At this place,is holding meetings
at Oak Greek this week.
John Werner, who went back TO his
home in Wisconsin abeut three years
ago, returned here last Tuesday night.
He says Oregon is COED enough for him.
The citizens Of North Brownsville
convened last Monday night and nom
mated ticket for the city election,
which viii take place next Monday.
The basket supper given by the ladies'
Of Brownsville last Friday night, for
the purpose of repairing some side walk,
proved financial success. -Four dol
lars and seventy-6vs cents was the high
est price paid for basket. The total
receipts we're ffty-four dollars and
ninety cents.
People here are busy preparing for
Christmas. There viii be trees In both
towns. The one Ia Brownsville will be
in charge OF the M. Il. Sunday school
and the one in North Brownsville In
charge Of the Baptist Sunday School.
Last Thursday night,at the residence
Of O. II. Mcfarland, Mr.. Chas. Young.
or and Miss Lena Galbraith, daughter
Of our esteemed fellow citizen, J. Y,
Galbraith, were married. Only a few
guests were present. Their many friendI
join me in wishing them the choicest
blessings Of this life. Much credit Il
due Mr.. and Mrs. McFarlaad for th'
excellent supper served and The kinS
hospitality shown those who attended
The usual quiet Of our town was dis
turbed last Monday by lawsuit be
tween Mr.. Ephraim For, the owner 0
coal mine near here, and Mr.. Pau
Beautroe, the harness dealer Of Craw
fordsville. The cause Of the suit wa
a. follows: Mr.. Walker McNab ha,
been boarding with Mr.. Fox, and ba
agreed TO give Mr.. Fox a saddle in pay
ment Of bis beard. Mr.. McNab after
ward let Mr.. Beautree have the saddl
as guaranty for the payment ofa Ger
tain doOt. Mr.. Fox called at The bnsi
ness place. Of Mr.. Beautrse and lai
claim to the saddle, but Mr.. Beautre
refused to part With il. Thereupol
Mr.. Fox instituted suit to ret possession
Of the saddle. City Marshal Ssmue
p. Bsrger was employed - counsel b,
Mr.. Bsautree, while Barriiter Il. L
Johnson was employed by Mr.. Fos
The jary returned q verdict in favor Q
Mr.. Fex.
DIR. I. w. Starr was called to Har
risburg on professional business las
Monday.
| Mr. Wat. Starr, of Monroe, vas her
last TessdAy.
Goose.
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ShsriT's Sale.

II t'.e cireais Court cftAe state cf0rsgos .ter
Liam COEafy.
Moody. Governor, r P Earhart, Secre-
tary OF State aud Ed Hirsch, Treasurer of
the State Of Oregon, constituting the Board
Of Commissioners for the sale of school lands
and the MANAGEMENT of the common school
fund, Plaintiffs.
/ Kendall aud Marina j Kendall his wife.
1 j Black, Joseph Pearl. w = Stewart a.
Administrator OF the estate Of T /. POI ter.
deceased and ID B Monteith, John II Mullen
and Chas A Curran, partners doing busiress
under the firm name of d B Monteith & Co,
Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
OF an execution and an order of sale issued
cut of the above named Court in the above
entitled cause and to me directed and deliy4
cred, will on Saturday the 2nd day Of Jan.
uary, 1856, at one o'clock, D. m, at the
Court House door in Albany, Linn county.
Oregon, sell as public auction for cash in
hand 10 the highest bidder the resi- property
described in said execution as follows. to-
wit :: The wess OF the south vest ! Of Sec.
ton IS, Township Is, South Range 8 west
OF the Willamette meridian in Linn county.
Oregon, containing SO acres. The proceeds Of
sale TO DO applied First TO tho payment Of
the costs aud disbursements Of SUIT taxed &C
S3l.l5 and the costs OF and upon said writ.
Second to the payment of Plaintiffs claim,
to-wlt: $6Sl.S S3 with accrning interest at
ten per cent per annum from Oct. 2oth. 1855.
and so Attorneys fees. Third to the pay.
ment OF the claim of the Defendant " J
Stewart, rs Administrator OF the estate OF
/ Porter, deceased. to-wit $SS7. 46 and
interest thereon at the rate of one per cent
per month from Oct. 29sh, 1855, and S56
Attorneys fees. Thereafter il the said claim
OF W Stewart as Administrator of the
estate OF i L Porter, deceased, be not salts
lied, viii sell at the time, place and in the
manner and in accordance with the terms
above set forth, the following described land.
to-wit l6 acres of land off of the southeast
corner Of Samuel Anderson's donation land
claim and lying parallel and east Of the
County road and adjoining the Sc acres Of
land herelnbeforo described. The proceeds
OF sale 70 be applied in payment OF any bal.
ance remaining unpaid on the claim Of ~ ]
Stewart as Administrators Of the estate az T
L Porter, deceased. after the exhaustion Of
the funds arising from the sale first above
advertised
Dated this Dec. 2nd, 1885.
s. - ]. X. CHARLTON,
sheriff OF Linn county, 0reson.
per JAS. J. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Messrs. John Hyde and Morgat
Hoult arrived this week from Eastern
Oregsu.
DR.. ID. NJ. Jones. Of Albany, and
Dr.. Starr, Of Brownsville, were in thil
place professionally this week 20 visit
Mrs. Macey, who is quite III Of a tumo'
at her fathers, Mr. j. G. Scott.
Mrs. Meyer, Of Brownsville, is visit.
ing at her fathers, Mr.. Scott.
Miss Lucy Manson is quite III with
asthma.
s. b. Hendee and faulty returned
from Portland on Friday.
Mr.. Howard Bramwell left Monday
morning for Colfsx TO join bis relatives,
accompanied by Wm. Busey.
Chas. Paine left on the boat last
week, bound for Yamhill county.
A farewell party given at the resi-
denes Of Mr.. Frank Baker, 10 honor oi
Howard BrAmwsll, was we'll attended
and highly enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker are indeed g most genial host and
hostess.
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In ns Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for ahe County of Lima:
y. May and j. @. senders. partners, doing
business under the firm namo and style Of
May 4 Senders. Plaintiffs.
John Foster and Martha o. Foster his wife.
Defendants.
NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution issued out OF the above named
Court in the above entitled action and 10 me
directed and delivered. have lsYicd upon
| the premises hereinafter described. mot be.
Ing able % find personal porperty belonging
to said Defendants 20 satisfy said execution,
and will on Saturday tho 10th day of JAa-
uary, 1856. 40 one o'clock, p. M, ~ tbs
Court House door IN the City Of Alkaby,
IAnn county, Oregon, sell at public auction
for cash In hand 20 the highest bidder tbs
following described real estate, t0-wit
Water lot number five l5l in ths city OF
Albany, IN Lam county. Oregon. upon which
the Warehouse Of John Foster now stands.
The proceeds Of sale 10 be applied Let, % the
payment Of the coats aud disbursements oi
this suit, and the costa Of making such sale
2nd, 10 the payment Of Plaintiffs claim oi
SS24 10, with interest at tho rate Of pei
esnt per annum IRON the lth day oi March
1855, ieas the snm Of S2OG Is paid thcrcou
NoYembcr 30th. 1885.
Dated this 18th day Of Decsrnbsr. 1885.
]. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Lam county, Or.
BY ID. =. SMITH, Deputy.
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Tue new dwelling house which Mr..
Young Is having erected on his proper.
ty here Is fast nearing completion, and
II helps the looks Of bis place immense
ly.
Mr.. Curns from Marion county took
away a large quantity Of soda water the
frst Of the week, aud another large
load was taken away to-day.
Mr.. v. Cannon and niece, from Llli-
nciv, hayS been visiting at the residence
OF Mr.. WIN. Parrish, also Mira. Fisher,
Of Albany.
Mr.. james Perry and lady, Of Philo-
mAth have been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Z. Fry.
Hr. ]. Ireland aud family, who have
been over in Polk county Waiting, have
returned, Mr.. Irelaud's father returning
with him.
Mr.. s. Coyle, who has been very sick
for some time, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Ssrafford' and daughter, Mrs
Peck, who have been visiting Mrs.
Scraiford's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs, Van
dsrpcol, have returned homo.
Mrs. A. Loedy and little daughter
are visiting Mrs. Leedy's mother, Mrs.
Long, who lives near Albany. A Few
days ago Mr.. Lssdy received word shai
his little daughter was very aick, an'
he has gone to them. We have no
heard how the child is,
! Miss Eta Parrish has gone TO Al
baAy, where she will remain until afts
the holidays.
Mr.. Smith, merchant from Frisco
is in the city. He will probably remain
here some time.
Mr.. Nickerson, Of LebAnon, has com
to use the soda water for his health.
Mr.. Price, Of Stayton, who has bee
here for several weeks, returned hom
yesterday, having improved gre'tly !
health while here.
There has been no dances here 70
some time. We suppose the dancer
: are resting In oroer 10 oe prepared 10
having a fne time at the Christina
ball.
The school is progressing nicely.
Divine services at the school hous
tomorrow, both in the forenoon anC
afternoon.
The city election was a source 70
considerable excitement for n day o
two. Il resulted in the election of ESQ
HSAley as Treasurer, JEFF Hsaley, Re
cordsr Mr.. keenan,, Marshal IL
Klum, r Davis, w. Wheeler, Mr.
Mccartney and Mr.. Honey, ,Councilmsn
Sodaville items are so numerous lha
it requires two correspondents in crdsl
to keep the people posted aboat the
carrying on Of our city-one in the per
son Of "a Rock Hitler" and the othei
la WAVE.
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G. q. Ho,mstrom, Defendant.

g. q. Ho.mstrom, Defendant.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue
IN Of an execution and 81 order Of sale
issued out Of the above named Court In
The above entitled action, and 70 me direct
ed and delivered, will on Saturday the
oh day OF January, 1885, at ono o'clock,
p, m, at the Court House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at public auction FOR
cash In hand 70 tho highest bidder, sell
the real property described In said exeeu-
ton and order of sale, a. follows to-wit
Tho north half OF the southwest quarter
and the south half of the northwest quar-.
ter OF Section seventeen, and the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of Section eighteen. ali lying aud being
In Township IL south, Range 1 west, In
Linn county, Oregon, and containing 30
acres, more or less. Tho proceeds Of sale
10 he applied First 10 lhs payment oI
costs and disbursements Of this suit, tar.
cd at E27.20, and gI35 Attorneys fees. and
th COSTS of and upon this writ. Second
to the payment of Plaintiffs claim, to-wit,
sia5i.i5 aud interest thereon at ten per
cent per annum from Oct, 2gth, 1856.
Third the remainder IL any 20 be- paid on
demand 10 the Defendant herein, q. q.
Holmatr0ni,
Dated this Dec. 4lh, 1856.
J. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. J. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Four other Vice-P Presidents besides
Mr. Hendricks have died in offics, name
ly George Clinton aud EIbridgs G. erry,
both Of whom were Vice-Presids nts
under Madison's Administration, Wi J.
liam Rufus King, of Alabama, who was
elected with General Pierce in lS5 2,
and Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,,
who was elected with General Grant in
1872. Clinton died in 1912, Garry in
1914, King in 1853, and Wilson in
1875