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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

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fortysiive inch Black SILK Chantilly skirting
BLACK silk Spanish Net. q inch wide, ssc
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08

81 have used "Burdock Blood BitteIs" with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation oi
sale by H. b. cochran, druggist, 1877 ana lss
North Queen street, Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
Every Person to be q Real success

In this. life must have pecialty that is must
concentrate the abilities OF body and mind on
some one pursuit. Burdock BLOOD Biners have
their speciality as CON plete ana radical cure of
dyspepsia, and liver and kidney sneciions. For
sale by H. Is, Cochran. druggist lS7 and l89 Nor. b
Queen street, Lancaster.
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A Remarkable Good Man

h no who attends TO the comfort of his family
and Will not let his little ones suffer with affec-
ton OF the Throat ana Lungs, whereby their
lives NAV be endangered. but who should AT ali
times give them that sovereign remedy, Kemp's
For sale BY IL. u. Cochran. druggist. ls7 North
Sueonstfee1 (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
a Good ThInR.

sometimes wish l could take hold of the
sale OF "Ihomas' Eciectrio OIL" for | tell you IL
Is grand thing, and sm conscientious In say
ing could do good work" Rev. E " Crane
Cory. r. Electric on cured this gentleman OF
qutnsy OF many years standing. For sale by II.
B. Cochran. druggist. 1877 and i39 North Queen
street Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
hPECIAL NOTIORS.


when the proprtetors of Burdock Blood Bit-
tsrs put this renowned medicine on the market
they hit It exactly. They hit dyspepsia indi:
gestion, and liver and kidney complaints hard
sale oyH.B Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lSs North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08

Parted, nut Loving SIN.
In the crowd they have come together
ON her face the lamplisht falls.
A IN smiling he wonders whether
Ills parting words she recalls.
ne should never marry. he told het.
since such was 10 be her will
AND now he IL thirty years older.
Ana thoy both arc single stili
He spoke II In desperate fashion,
And In gref his voice grew Wild
IL touched her with dainty compassion
That he could cry like child
This tale OF tho past he remembers,
And laughs ne he iifts his hat.
Tho namc has died down into embeis,
Gray, like his hair what OF that.
II was out of his youthful folly
The act that he most deplores,
His night shalt DO noue the loss jolly
But she. at tho play house doors,
For tho word Of hcr footman waiting
Disputes with the lonely yeas,
And her eyes. In that dull debating
Like ohilds, have alled with tcars
IT n. Suiiirdn. IN Lipp,nootfs M"eo'ine'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08

Cr coughs, colds. promptly cured by Red
Star sg h Cure. Twenty-Five cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-08
ExcEnrrA.

Willie Cowan has been seriously i'll
with diphtheria, but We are glad TO say
is a great deal better. No other cases
yet.
Tho protracted meeting At the M. II.
Church IL atill going on with good re-
suits. There is prayer meeting every
afternoon and praaching every evening.
Last Thursday when John Myers
and III. HArkneaa were out hunting they
met with quite an accident. They were
coming home and towing q skiff that
had their coats, guns and $50 points Of
game when the rope broke and the boat
and things went to the bottom. The
next day Hardness bad hunt Of bic
own, and after repeated efforts got bis
gun aud game bag and Myers coat.
The other gun was only single barrel
gun and light, and was washed of.
Miss Hsla Gilbert has returned from
Oakland, where she was spending ths
holidays with friends.
City eleetion passed of snietly Mon
day, and the following officers wer'
elected: w. b. Donaca, Mayor j
Bilyeu, q. Smith, A. Parrish, Il. Il
Montague, CoupciImen @. w. Crnzao
Recorder II. Hsrkness, Treasurer @
Rice, Marshal.
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SodavIIie>

The Xmas ball was largely attended,
and all Of the participants seemingly
enjoyed themselves.
James Perry, who has been Visiting
at this place, has returned homo.
James Berwick and lady, who have
bean spending the holidays With Fsla-
tives near Albany, have returned.
Last Thursday quite a number OF
visitors were present ut school, aud
we're pleasantly entertained by hearing
the recitations, declanations and sing
ing. The scholars each received q
present from their teacher, Miss Libbie
Amber. The school closed yssterday,
and there will be two weeks vacatioL,
then Mics Amber will bsgin her second
term, which speaks well for her N q
teacher.
Mr.. A. Privett and lady, Of Dayton,
are visiting relatives in aud near Soda
willie.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has been teaching
school below Lebanon, IL staying a
Sodaville.
Mr.. Johns, Of Haley, Is 10 the city
At the party here on New Years
night, there was dancing till midnight
and then the new year was welcowse
by the firing Of the eannon.
Mr.. Gross gave = dance ~ Waserloc
last Friday night Several wsnt from
here. We have not heard What kline
Of time was had.
Mr.. Cornwall, our former sshoc
teacher, and lady, were in tom gsttinc
soda water.
Mrs. ID. Fsoman. of Albany,is within
at the residence Of Mr. Wm. Parrish.
There viii be preaching at the schoc
house next Sabbath by Rev. BAshar
WAVE.
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Sherifs Sale.

IN ne Circuit Court OH. Sac Of Or goa 70
Liaa County.
J. II. Glass and w u GLASS, partners uu-
der the tirm naEns and style oi Glass Bros,
Plaintiffs.
J. G. Morgan and d.. Dearmond. partners
under the nrfn name and style Of Morgan
d Dearmond, Defendants.
NOTICE In hereby given that b. virtue
IN Of an execution issued out Of the
above named Court iu fhe above entitled
action and 70 me directed and delivered, l
have levied upoa, and on Saturday the
10th day Of January. 1886, at one o'clock,
p. M, attho Court House door in Albany,
Lam county, Oregon. at public aucIien for
cash In hand - the highest bidde-, will
sell the following described real estate, to-
wit Tho east y ofthe southwest k and
the southeast u of the northwest = Of
Section 5, Township Is south range west,
containing 10 acres more or less In Linn
couRty, Oregon. The proceeds OF sale tc
be applied First 70 the payment Of the
costs Of suit taxed 81 S23.5a aud the costs
OF this sale. Second TO the payment ol
Plaintiffs claim, to-wit: s228-33 aud In.
terest &c ten per cent per annum from Oct
3lst. 1855. Third the remainder IL any to
be paid 70 tho Defendants j. @. Morgan
and ID. ]. EeArmond or their legal repre-
sentasivea
Dated this llth day OF December, 1855.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Linn county. Oregon.
per JAS. J.. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Oak Creek.

Grain looks well generally.
Installation OF officers at Grange
No. 10, next Saturday.
Mr.. George Green returned from a
visit with friends In Benton county
last Saturday.
Miss Amy Churchill Is dangerously
i'll with congestion Of the lungs.
Mr.. w. s. Thompson returned from
q visit with friends at McMinnyille
last Saturday.
School in District No. is reopened
Monday after q vacation of two
weeks, with 50 pupils present.
The Oak Crock Baptist Church
have elected Elder Lynch for their
pastor for the present year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berwick of SodaviIle.
spent holidays with friends and reIa.
tives ia this vicinity.
The Utopian club met last Satur.
day at the residence OF Mr. Hunter,
and enjoyed Pleasant and social
evening. They adjourned to meet
again the frat Monday 10 June.
Quite number from this vicinity
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Brownsvflle.

Mrs. Lou Keys Is quite sIck.
Mrs. @. Sperry Is eonEined TO her
room by severe attack Of rhenma.
tlsm.
The infant child of DIR. J. G. Nc
Cauley died last Wednesday.
@. N. Scott, Receiver OF the Narrow
Gauge lines, was here Saturday.
Born TO the wife OF w. 4. Skin, q
boy Weighing twolvo and q half
pounds. last Wednesday night. Both
mother and child are doing well.
Thos. b. Kay, OF McMlnnviIle, is
here visiting his folks. Tommy 10
now one of the business men of Nc
MinnvIlle.
Tuesday Mr.. Garrett Maupin and
Mrs. Lizzie Nichols were united In
the holy bonds Of matrlmony. We
extend congratulations.
Upon application Uncle Bobby Mar.
tin was granted new trial, which
will take place next Saturday.
Hon. Js n. Rics stopped In our
city Tuesday night. He took the
train for Albany Wednesday MORN
ing.
A. G. Hausman was arrested Tues
day for shooting gun within the
city limits. A dog had besn'chasing
Mr.. Hausman's sheep, and he shot
It. Mr.. Hausman will stand the city
q trial before paying fine.
The Masquerade ball given here
New Years night was q success Ia
every respect. Excellent music was
furnished by the Crawford Orchestra.
Last Monday evening the Engin-
eer, Conductor and Brakeman ON thia
end OF the Narrow Gauge lines were
discharged. Other men were here
TO take their places Tuesday morning,
and the train still runs.
Mrs. I. w. Starr returned from
Portland Tuesday night.
GoosE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-08
RING TRCKEE.

A correspondent Of the Standard
gives the following as the ring Repub-
licAu candidates on the state ticket the
coming June election: "FOr Govern
or, d. P. Thompson for Congress,
Fulton, Of Astoria Ear Secretary OF
State, ]. q. Fullerton for State Treas
ursr, Andy Gilbert for Supreme Judge,
M. L. Olmstead. He said that the
Hirsch ring wanted J. w. Mcconnell
for Goyernor, but had consented to give
that place to d. P. Thompson. They,
doubtless, want to use his "bar'P in
Portland"
We predict that part of this slate
will be smashed, though it would be
pleasant duty for a majority Of the vot-
ers of the state to "snow" some Of these
fellows under.
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OalKviI1e.

As this IL the week Of prayer the
people Of this community will hold daily
meetings at the U. p. Church, com.
msneisg at 2 o'clock p. m.
At the annual election of the William
cite u. p. Church, the following officers
were elected: d. @. Carrie, Chairman /;
w. A. Robb, Secretary; II. A. Bam-
ford, Trustee; George Acheson, Choir
lister, and Miss Edna Bamford, Assis-
tant. w. Eagy was retained as Treas
urer. The congregation voted al an.
nual tax of one dollsr on each male, and
fifty ceDts on each female member to
pay the janitor and sustain Incidental
expenses OF the church.
A protracted meeting Is being held
at the FAirview NJ. u. Church, with .
fair attendance.
The 6rst term Of singing school ex-
pired on Monday night. The young
folks will endsavor to have a second
term.
The u. 8. mali carrier has abandon.
ed his hack on account of bad roads.
He will continue to carry the mail on
horse back.
Mrs. Alex Crawford is confined to
her home by an attack of rheumatism.
Ed. Couey, late Of the John Day
country reports fair weather, abundance
of grass and stock in good condition in
that district.
As the warm weather approaches
marriages begin to bud, and one in par
ticuIar Is almost in bloom. There is a
prospect of . bodntifnl matrimonial
harvest, if there is no late frosts.
AMcus.
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Liberty.

Thinking few items from our
quiet settlement would be accepted,
/ will give you brief account OF our
holidays. Christmas was pleasantly
spent al Mr.. Marion Leach's. The
following were present, Dir. and Mrs.
Marion Leach, Mr. aud .sMrs. Law
renee Leach, Mes.rs. j. Wright, Tom
Wright, Il. Malone, Jr., u. Malone,
Sr., Bud Tlssr. @. Barr, NJ. Barr, G.
Kirk, w. J. Crime, Thos. Arnold,
Mcdowell, Keany, ]. 3. Green, j..
Rowell, G. Leach, j. Nye, i. King,
@. King, ]. Morris, Joe Morris, D..
Morris, More, Misses Ruth Wright,
Melle Crime, Ella Tiser Jennie Isotn !,
Line Morris, Mary King, L. King,
varina Shelton, MalInda Crime and
Maud Leach.
A pleasant surprise party was had
at William Skelton's residence on
New Years eve.
Mrs. I. Arnold Is visiting relatives
at Sodaville.
w. s. Noble Is quite sick.
Last Saturday as VIM. Skelton and
his two step daughters, Nellie and
Malinda Gtlme. were returning from
Lebanon, the wheel OF the wagon ran
Into a gutter, throwing both ladies'
from the vehicle. Both We're pretty
badly bruised aud muddy, but luckily
no serious damages occurred.
Jesse Nye returned from east Of ths
mountains 10 spend tas holidays With
relatives.
The team Of Jno. Wright ran away
Chrlstmas, and extracted the tongue
Of his carriage.
School Is progressing nicely undei
the management Of Miss A. II
Marks.
Mother gossip says q wedding
| We hope IL may prove true.
w. and ], Arnold are visiting theI
brother, {. Arnold.
TnETH.
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The asaarsat.
FsIDAY..~......JANUARY 9, 1886
A REAL NEWSPAPERS.

Although there are more than $4,000
newspaper publications in the United
States, if we were asked 10 select the
best we would not for moment con-
Sider the claims Of more than . score,
and in that number would be found the
Philadelphia Times. The time hes
passed for the weekly journal of the city
to Gil the place of newspaper, The
daily newspapar from .hs great centres
Of news nov reaches into every section
Of tho land. Every inland city aad
every town Of Importance have their
daily newspapers, aud the local weekly,
with the wonderful progress in provin-
Cial journalism, meets every want that
the daily newspaper fails to supply
The metropolitan weekly Of to-day must
be nuch more than newspaper II
must be a magazine Of family reading
il must lead ths magazine In popular
literature it. must lead il in popular
illustration, aud it must meet every re
ouirement Of the intelligent reader o
every class. Stories Of the war will D.
published in each number from tn
ablest writer's who participated in tn
bloody drama of civil strife, and eacl
viii he prOfassly illustrated. The mos
entertaining and instructive stories frou
the best writer's of fiction will Appea
in each issue, with illustrations. Terms
Sold by all news agents at i've cent
per copy. By mail, s2 per year. or y
for six moaths. Clubs of ten, $40, an
an extra copy to the gs.ter up Of IA
club. Address, TIE Times, Times build
ing, Philadelphia.
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sheriRs Sale.
II HE Circuit coayt eft6e STATE efoyegoa
for Linn County.
Lizzie y Thompson. Plaintiff.

Thomas J, EIwGrds, Geo. II, Allingham,
X. B. Knapp and II. w. Wallace and D.Ps
Thompson aud Walter +. Burrell, AdmiB-
istrators Of the partnership estate of
Knapp, Burrell q Co., Defendants,
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
~ OF an execution and an order Of sale
issued out Of the above named Court, in
the above entitled action, and tolme direct
ed and delivered, will on Monday the
Iith day Of January. 1885. at one o'clock,
p. M, At the Court House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at public auction,
for cash In nand, to the highest bidder,
sell the real property described IN said
execution and order Of sale, as follows, to.
wit: Commencing At the northeast COR
ner of tbs donation land claim Of $. q.
Thompson and wife, rudning thence west
81 chains 10 the center Of the old territorial
road thence north s. west, along the
center OF said road, $3.50 chains thence
east lj1.20 chains, 20 the p.ace Of beginning,
containing l68.ls acres. more or less, ia
Section &. Township IG south, Range 4
west Of the Willamette meridian. Also
commencing at the southwest corner OF
the northwest quarter OF Section 8, Town
ship ID south. range 3 west, running
thence east leo rods thence north 80
rods thence west leo rods thence south
40 rods 20 the place Of beginning, Oonsain-
| ing 10 aores. except all that part of tha
above parcel of laad lying west Of the
old Territorial Road. consisting OF about
two acres, heretofore conveyed 70 Charles
Cochran. ALSO tho following parcel Of
land, commencing at tho northwest COR
ner Of the donation land claim ef John
Ingram and wife, running thence south
So rods and 0 feet thence east 1878 rods;
thence north So rods and Q feet thence
west I56.l5 rods to the place Of beginning,
Containing d 5p.lO0 acres, more or less, in
Township 10 south, range west, OF the
| Willamette meridian, in Linn county,
Oregon, Tho proceeds OF sale 10 be ap-
piled First To the payment Of the costa
and disbursements OF suit taxed at So as
and the costs OF sale. Second to the pay
meut Of Plaintiffs claim, to- wit $40S7-S7
aud interest at ten per cent per annum
from Oct. Goth, 1855. Third to the pays
ment Of the claim of r. R. KNAPP and II,
". Wallace and d. p. Thompson aud
Walter +, Bu1rell, Administrators of the
partnership estate Of Knapp, BurTell "
TO-, to wit: $50. Fourth the residue Ii
lsny to be paid to the Defendant, Geo, Fl,
Allingham or his legal representatives,
Dated this ath day of Dec. 1888,
]. i. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Linn county, oregon.
per JAS. j. CHARLToS, Deputy,
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Rev. ID. NJ. Doty, pastor Of the
Christian Church at McMinnville,
preached At Scio Sunday, Jan. 3rd.
The public school In South Scio CON-
menced Jan. 4th, under the manage
ment Of Prof. w. L. Barclay. Quite
= number of scholars were enrolled.
Also the school Ia North Scio com-
mencsd Jan. lst,undsr the management
Of Prof. L. v. Lonsway, assisted by
Prot. Curt VIM, with a large attend
ance. Both schools are in prosperous
condition.
Joseph Gary, assistant Post Master
who has been sick for a few days,is now
again able to be on duty.
A. ]. Shelton, Of Jordan, Is in th'
city. Mr.. Shelton is Post Master and
merchant Of the above place.
Wheat is worth 90 cents at scis
mills.
Mr.. r. Pentland has gone TO Port
land will be absent for about ON
week.
The contract to rebuild the bridg
which washed out on CrAbtree Creek
the high water, was let TO ~. John
Stone last Saturday for $l75.
Il was surprizing to see the men an'
boys in Sclo on the frst day Of the ne
year, all Of them had some good resolu
lions to adopt. All the ministers y
the land could not make Ssio better
the resolutions were ell lived up to.
| B. II. Barker, formerly Of Alban.
now of Scio, expects to take his poo
table 10 peayton soou. he has bse
we'll pleased with Scio 20 Ear.
Il w. Z. Prioe Is visiting friends q
! present near Turner.
Scio anticipates having . Brass Bat
second 10 none.
Il JOSIAH.
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gharifls Sale,

n de c:rcdt Court Of tte State Of oregoa
for tke County Of Linn,
:. May and j. G. Sanders. partners, doing
business under the firm name and style OF
May & Senders, Plaintiffs.
VS..
john Foster and Martha o. Foster iis wife.
Defendants.
NOTICE 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 and delivered, have levied upon
the premises hereinafter described, mot be-
ing able to lind personal porperty belonging
TO said Defendants to satisfy said execution,
aud viii on Saturday the 10Th day Of JAn-v
nary, 1856. at one o'clock, p. M, at the
Court House door in the City of Allaby,
Linn county, Oregon, sell at public auction
for cash in hand to the highest bidder the
following described real estate, to-wit
Vater lot number five (5l in the city Of
Albany, in Linn county, Oregon, upon which
the Harehouse Of John Foster now stands.
The proceeds of sale to be applied lst, to the
payment of the costs and disbursements Of
this suit, and the costs of making such sale
2nd, to the payment of Plaintiffs claim of
$S24. 10, with interest at the rate Of s per
cent per annum from the llth day Of March,
1885, less the sum Of $206, Is paid thereon
NoyemLer S0th, 1885.
Dated this 18th day of December. 1856.
]. X. CHARLToN,
Sheriff of Linn county, Or.
BY ID. 8. SMITH. Deputy.
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GRIM DEATH.

A dispstch says: "AmoDg Prsai-
dent Clevelaud's appointments before
the couvening of Congress was that OF
DR.. Everhard as post master at RIpon.
The appointes reOaived his commission,
but failed to qualify before Congress
convened. This morning he appeared
at the Office, presented his commission
and the discharge of the old post master,
and demanded that the ofice be turned
over to him. His demands were ignor-
cd and be was kicked into the street
by the post master, who has been in
possession fer the last four years. The
United States Marshal has been tsle-
graphed for and will go to RiPon this
afternoon" Now then, in view Of all
that has been said about ''huugry Dem
ocra.s," when has one been found with
such an unsuitable, ravenous appetite
as this "grim death" RspublicaD post
master
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Rock Hi1l.

Oar protractsd meeting has sojourned
for awhile.
Mr.. A. Dodge has been rather under
the weather for some time, but is getting
somc better.
1t looked as though we were going
to have regular snow storm on last
Thursday, tho ground being a little
white.
Mr.. Elsie Mills, of Astoria,is visiting
friends and relatives in Rock Hill.
Mr.. John and William Dodge, of Al
bany, we're in Rock Hill Christmas and
New Years.
Mr.. Calvert, Of S,davile, Is lying
quite sick at present.
There were meetings ia Rock Hill
last Sunday by the Rev. G.. +. Mead, of
Lebanon.
Roads are muddy 10 theSe parts.
The fall grain looks we'll for this time
Of year.
The dance at SsdaviIle WAS success,
81 numbers being sold. A No. aup-
per was had at the Fountain House.
A Rock HITLER.