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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED.

ECLEMA RADICALLY CURED.
For the radical of an obstinate case of Rczema
of long standing give entire credit to the
REMEDIES.
E. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven Conn
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcURA, SO cents
REsoLvENr. &l: SOAP, 25 cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
SEND FOR "HOw TO CURE SKIN DISEASED
Beautfy the Complexion and Skin by using the CU1I
cURA Soar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

A Superior Pair nj Eve s.,..n

at reasonable prices. Hugh J. FegansS 3o5 9th :
Old established family liquor store. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

QrEENsrowS CATTLE MAEKET-I42 cattle On the
market Wednesday apd 96 were sold to butchers m
prices ranging from 25se- 10 Axe. per pound. ~;
cattle were shipped To Baltimore market and 10
lett over. There were no good cattle on the mar
ke& LIB sheep and lambs on the market all sold
Is follows: Old sheep sold from &c. 70 4c pssr
pound; lambs sold from sc. TO &c. per pound: the
offerings We're not as good as last week and the
market was very slow. 10 cows and calves sod
from 50 70 $50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

HE hTNDERGARTES AND CHRIsTNAs-An enter
tainfilsent as given yesterday afternoon I'm the
lecture room OF All Souls church by the pupils Of
the National Kindergarten and Primary School
LOT the Dene1t OF the PensOra free Kindergarten
large Christmas tree, loaded down with presents
LOT the chitiren, was the center OF attraction for
Lilly OF the little ones The Capitol Hiu kinder
sa,oen, Miss boyden principal, gave Christmas
o,l.,sItaihinenI "Wednesday evening" when the
Cntdfeh distributed from a Christmas tree gifts
Prepared o. themselves for their parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

FINED FOR OBSTRUCTTNG AN AILEY-TO-day in
the Police Court, Judge Smell the trial of the case
OF Mfs. Elizabeth $. Thompson, charged with the
occupation OF an alley, was resumed and Mr. Mills
Dean proceeded to argue the case for the defend
ant claiming that the land claimed as a public
alley had been in the undisputed possession OF his
client Tor forty years. The court imposed fine OF
So and an appeal was noted.
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Rock Hill.
BalcK DUsr.

Mr.. Harvey vader has been quite
sick for some time, bnt is able to go to
town once more.
Mr. A. Dsdgo and Mr.. Benjamin
Mills, Of Rock Till, have been putting
in their time ploegbing while the good
weather was here. The ground seems
to be in good condition.
The fall wheat looks fine, and the
grass is growing fast. Stra wberriss are
ia full bloom, and sbruberry of all
kind seems TO DO coming out in leaf.
A Rock Hitler has been spending q
few days at the little city OF Soda
Vile, taking In the meetings at that
place. The protrac..- meeting will
probably last all this week.
We are Informed that Revs. Wyatt
and Bennett are holding a revival
meeting al the Rock Hill school
house, commencing on last Saturday.
AS to whether it Is y success or not,
we do not know.
s. A. Eickerson, OF Lebanon, spent
last Sunday In Rock Hill.
Mr.. b. w. Mills has just got back
from Astoria, where he has been dur
ing tho winter.
Miss L. j. Amber has q fine school
at Sodavllle. The people OF Soda.
Vile seem to like her as teacher
very well.
Mr.. John Nickols, of Rack Hill, has
bought one of those new patent gates
of Mr.. Gaines & Fellows, which
helps tho looks OF his place.
The revival meetIngs,i If continued,
will break up all the social parties
around the neighbothood.
William Wilson Is having success
In his new undertaking at SodavilIe.
A Rock HITLER.
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j. II. south District

Perhaps you you'd like word or
two from our section.
Mr. Z. II. Mattoon has just closed
q very successful ta1m Of school In
our district. lie Is well known In
the willamette Valley As one Of our
best ,eachers, having taught among
as the most Of the time for the last
80 or 80 years. BY the way he
doesn't put any "Prof." before his
name, ,although thogo who know him
are of the opinion that he has for.
gotten more about teaching than one.
half OF the so-calIod "Prof's" with
which Oregon is flooded ever knew.
SO far as we have heard, there IL not
patron OF the school nor pupil but
speaks In his praise. The prospect
Is that he will teach for us the COM
ing summer.
In conn ection with BE-. Hickm nm
and others we have hal preaching
pretty regularly, every Sunday even.
ing at least, If not In the morning.
The congregations, as a ruIe, have
been large, and the attention given
shows we'll for tho good order OF our
community.
OF courss Oregon InIsts prevail
here as in other parts Of webioot.
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5OduvfIiD.

4 protgaotel mseting Is being held
at this plaza by Ed. w. r. Cathsy, as
sisted By bis aisssr. Va hope that
much good my BE- aoc lmplishel. There
are also priysr msstingI held ovory
afternoon ~ i"lsa . b iusea.
z The tom ,4tta9s isgsnrer clms, s,acsord-
Ing TO tho ann ,nnelment, but the
weather was 20 disagresable that ho
did not Ieotura h're. bns will rssurn
somo tim, In sho pratsns ninth, and
lecture :wo evenings.
Miss AmAni4 Grim ,of ) yegt III ,ne,
vas Ia town several days last week.
Mr. Boyle, lately from Illinoia, haa
bought portion of tho Usher farm
near here.
Mr. Ffum sad lamily,of s nl Ridge,
who have baen spending the winter in
sodayilie, htvs N m,yel b,cis u Tho
Ridge.
Mr.. pfio4, Of SiAyson, IL again IL
Sodsville.
The young folks Of sodlville are an'
ticipat log good time ht the ball th'
10Th.
Qaite u large crowd var out to spell
ing school last Ffiday evening, and ha'
a good time.
Mr. John lion IL reported as beini
no better.
There ara about st scholars in at'
tendance s. our school.
4 WAVE.
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Oak Creek.

Mr. L,ais J3nes.of Jefferson, ,rs.arn-
ed home las. Saturday, afEer a vi.is OF
few days with friends AMI relatives 10
this vicinity.
Elder David Lynch, OF McMinnvilIe.
will hold services next Saturday at / |
o'clock, Sunday at | | an1 also Sunday
evening.
The ladies so~isg society Of Oak
Greek ia prospcring finely. The earn
ings Of the society amounts to about
$3.50. The next meeting viii be held
at Mira. Robert Foster.
About 27 Of the young fJ'ks met
and gave Mis- Ella Lang = surprise
last Friday evening. Toey spent The
evening in singing and social games.
All seemed to enjoy themselves and
want home we'll pleased.
The young folks Of The Oak Creek
Baptist Sunday school arc preparing to
give a concert on the Goth Of February,
TO procure funds for the purpose of
purchasing singing books for the school.
The exercise will be singing, ,recitaiions
and in,trura9ntai music. All are in-
vited. Exercises to commence prompt
y at 7 o'clock p. ia. Admission, 10
cents. Children under 10 years old
free.
EvceoprA
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OalxVilIe.

Dr. Geo. w. Gray aud family, Of
Albany, spent fsw days of last week
in this vicinity.
The beautiful weather Of las. week,
has started the fall s9wn grain - grow
ing nicely, and some Of the more en-
terprising farmers L'.san their Spring
Plowing.
We understand tGst tie ladies Of
Willamette U p Church will give an
entertainment ut ihs chu' ci sopetime
this month.
During the recent freshet two men
attempted 10 ford OIL Creek, when in
swimming water ons Of the horses be.
cams unmanageablr nn threw his rider
who had narrow escape from watery
grave.
Misses Dsarinond anj Jenni,, PIrdy,
who have been visiting nea" O.k,ilie,
returned to Corvallis to-day.
Mr.. Jos. MsCune rstprnel fr,m a
trip to the mountains last week. G10d
luck is always a fAvori'e of his, and he
was so ladened down with game that
he was compelled tc leave it behind.
Rev. I. j. Wilson, Of Haley is ex-
pectsd in Oakvills this week To assist
Rev. Acheson during communion. We
understand that the u. p. Church and
Sabbath School have elected delegates
to the Alliance at E1gene.
NoXyELLKs.
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DEATH OF CIV. HANCOCK.

With p.ofound feelings Of sadness
we are colled upon TO chronicle the
death OF Msj. Gen. Hancock, who
died at Governors Island, New York,
on las; Taosdly, al 2:l5 p. m. Tie
caus: If his death was malignant
carbunele OH the back Cf Lis neck.
lie was horn in Pennsylvania, Feb.
24th, 1924. Graduated at West
Point Military Academy in 1910.
Served with great credit t0 the couu-
try and himself in the Mexican war
and. the war OF the Rebellion. Ex-
empli6ed his qualities as a soldier
and statesman during the days OF re-
construction. Was the Democratic
candidate for President IN 1880. A
great snidier and great man has
gone u the unknown beyond, loved
and respected, as men rarely are,
aln rst universally. Peace 10 his
1ghag
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Brownsville.

Mrs Phil Gray Is under the weather.
O p coshow spent several days Of last
week In Albany.
4 A Sanders aud wife aud DIR I W
Starr went 10 Portland Tuesday morn
Ing.
Messrs rhos aud Elmer Cleaysr two
of Eugene City's most enterpFIsIng
young men were here Sunday.
The report 10 the effec. that the b
w NJ & Go. are talking OF establishing u
tailoring establishment here in con
nectisn with the mills Is far fetched.
DR. Il y Curl il erecting q building on
corner Of Main aud Mill streets. This
will DO the first house erected on any OF
the lots made vacant by the fire OF last
Summer.
At the last mestlng of the City Coun.
ell tile license for saloon was reduced To
the sum Of three Numbered dollars Il A
Sanders has taken out license for the
term OF six n:onths and will immedi.
ately put In a supply of llauors.
. The many friends of our esteemed
fellow townsmAn Galbra!lh, note
with pleasure the favorabls notice of
him In various county and State papers
OF recent date, and uader the circnm-
stances, we thInk 10 would be doing the
handsome thing, for the Democracy of
old Linn TO carry out the suggestion at
the County Convention and give him
the nomination for County Clerk. aud
then elect him In Juno. No one III q. o
county Is more eminently fitted TOR the
position. and such action by the gal
liant Democracy of Linn would be duly
appreciated by their brethren of this
precinct.
Saturday morning NJ T LInsey was
E1ade happy by becoming the father of
o bouncing boy, The motheris Is doing
well.
Prof L Beaumont, an expaser of
spiritualism performed hero Wednes-
day.
Meyer Bros, sawed some ofthe finest
maple lumber last Friday for 2 Bar
ger that we ever saw.
Mr. Levy Douglas, of Harrisburg was
here Tuesday.
Mr. Payne of near Albany stopped
here Tuesday night the guest OF o +
Coshow.
Next Wednesday (the 17th) there will
be meeting OF the citizens of this
community at the City Hall for tile
purpose OF making arrangements to
establish creamery In this vicinity.
Let there be good number of all class
es present, especially OF the farmers. 80
as To insure success to this beneficial
enterprise. A gentleman skilled In this
business will be present and will pro-
ceed forthwith to establish creame ry,
providing the cream from n sufficient
number of cows can be promised Re.
member the meeting will be ut the
City Hall in North Brownsville at /
o'clock p. m. next Wednesday. Come
one come all.
GOOSE.
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Lebanon.

Rev. Wo0ley, of Eugene, and Rev.
Henderson, Of McMinnville, are held.
ing series of meetings here at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Con-
siderable interest Is manifested.
Miss L. Anderson is visiting her
many friends in Lebanon.
Miss Jog Maley is down from her
mountain home, spending few weeks
with her young friends.
Wednesday evo "Above the Cloudsn
will be presented by home talent, the
proceeds arc to be applied on an organ
for the lst Presbyterian Church.
Miss Frances Charlton, who is attend
ing the Academy. has bsen seriously i'll
the past week, but at present writing
is improving.
Mrs. G. NJ. Talbot il 4icx with
pneqmonia.
Qaite number il town are a:Iing
principally with severe colds.
Mr.. T. Cotton has opened neat lit.
tie store where you can get groceries as
cheap as any place in town.
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E"int,.

Ono little snake has been onl Look.
log for spring.
Mrs. NJ. A. L Smith lost several
head OF sheep by the recent food.
About thirty head OF DIR. Jones' hcgs
took refuge on straw stack, aud
TINS saved their bacon. Everyone
along tho river had rails 10 gather
up and fences 10 rebuild.
Tho pleasant days last week set
people 20 thinking about, talking
about, and some 10 making garden.
This weeks shower will put quIetus
on that topic.
AllIugham Brothers have rented
tho place upon which they reside,
owned by Mrs. rhonpson,of Eugene
city, and will fsllow the ground this
yeir
E'lgar aud b. Ailiugham returned
last week from visit 20 friends netr
PeorIi and Shedd.
Mr.. and NEs. Frank ArnspIgsr
ara the happy possessors of new
girl baby, born Feb. ist.
Mrs. Lot,ie AlIis went 10 Oregon
City last Friday to 500 her father,
who Is dangerously III at that place.
Since wriling our last communica
ton Miss Wiiloughby has been very
much worse, bus there has been some
Improvement Ia her condition In IN,
last few days. Ii is TO be hoped that
having passed this crisis her recovery
may be more rapid than 10 has been
heretofore.
j. Y. Henry spent last Sunday II
tho city Of Eugene. Seems 10 be |
great attraction at that place, for we
have heard OF several young mer
visiting thore lately, ono could hard
ly walt for tho river 10 run down $,
he could cross II.
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SheriRs Sale.

In Me Circuit Court Of tie State Of Oreoon
for County of Linn.
n. +. Moody, Governor, II p Earhart.
Secretary of the State, and Edward Hirach.
Treasurer OF the State Of Oregon, consti-
tuting the Board Of Commissioners for this
sale OF school and University lands and
for the Investment OF tho fluids arising
therefrofn, Plaintiffs.
vs.
J w Gilmore, j r Gilmore, Nancy Daven-
port aud TM Davenport, her husband,
Martha Kirkendall and Nathan KIrken-
deli, h0r husband, Sarah Cassiday and r.
Cassiday, ber husband, Elizabeth Whea-
ton and David Wheaton, her Husband,
James Gilmore and M A Gilmore, his
wife, John ssilmore, William Gilmore,
y Wyatt, II A Hawley, Henry Click, and
q j Montague, and E Lanning Admin
isirator Of tho estate Of Jane A Gilmore,
deceased, Defendants.
NJ Office Is hereby given sIiat by virtue
Y Of an execution and an order Of sale
Issued out OF tho above named Court In
tho above entitled action and to me dIrects
ei and delivered, will on Saturday, the
Goth day Of February. 1886, at one O'Clock,
y. IN az the Court House donr, In Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon, 81 public
auction, for cash In land. 20 the highest
DIQICF EGll t1D IsAI DSbAAc u0SCNkDS4 Ath
said execution and order OF sale as fol-
lows, to-wit: beginning ct the northeast
corner Of Section in Township ~ south,
range / west, Of tho Willamette meridian,
in Linn county, Oregon, and running,
thence east 20 chains thence south 4c1<
chains thence west 30 chains themes
north ~ chains thence west ~ chains
thence north 80 chains TO tho Township
line on north boundary of TIP. IS, X / w
thence east 22k chains 70 the place of be-
ginning, containing 200 acres, more or
less, The proceeds OF sale to be applied
First TO the payment OF the costs OF this
suit, taxed a. Sl05.12, aud the costs OF
making this sale. Second TO he payment
Of the amount due the Plaintiff herein q =
certainsJ. to-wit s973.5s with sccruing
interest thereon At the rate Of ten er cent
per anEum, and ths further sum OF Ss5
Attorneys fees. Third, the residue, III
any, TO be paid to X. J tanning, Admin
isirator OF The estate Of Jane A Gilmore,
deceased
Dated this 20sh day OF January, 1888,
J. X. CnARLToN.
Sheriff OF Linn county, Orego n.
par JAS. j. CHARLTON. Deputy.
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EIalsey.
GoosE.

On Monday of last week, JEFF Norris
q boy of our town, who is living with
bis brother-ln.law, Mr. Legate, conclud.
ed to change climate accordingly he
started on foot for the golden State of
California, but was overtakeu the next
day few miles above Creswell by Mr.
Legate who brought him back.
On last Wednesday evening mum.
ber Of the young people collected at
the residence Of Mr. Austin Bond. They
report pleasant party.
The funeral of the late Mr. Yarmouth
was preached at the M E Church last
Sabbath by Rey @ Sperry.
At the last regular meeting of the I
o g T the following officers were In
stalled for the ensulng term j s Van
Winkle, w CT Miss Ida Jack, w II H
8 Miss Viola Long, ~ Il III s. Mrs
Louie Bond, w " r; Geo Bassett, w
Sec. Chas Peach, W AS; Vincent
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Business is dull in O4kville at Lres.
ent, but there has bee quite ran on
the bank.
Mr. ]. D. McC,y is laid up WITH a
lame back.
Mr.. G. w. Gray made a three days
visit to his farm, looking after his fne
stock.
Rev. I. j. Wilson, Of Ell ,l>s.y, will be
here Friday and Saturday Of This week.
and will remain over Sabbath to assist
Rev. Achnson with communion.
The weather for the .ast week has
been very spring-like. Men have laid
off their overcoats, the wild geese are
flying north, the little 1ncks are seek
ing their mates, the cats have como out
OF their winter retreat without fear of
the deadly coon hunters, one of the
aforesaid, like tho ducks, bas found bis
mate,
What has become of"CdpiIY' AS the
l4th is near he or she should come
out.
"Omidars" what il wrong with you.
Give us some more.
AMfoua
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RiorAr snArrLE.

Last Saturday tho antl.Chlnese
Ia Seattle eliminated In
n lnot's gathering Ia the Chinese
quarters OF that city and driving oil
Chinese, about 400 In number, 10 the
wharf, whers the "Queea OF the Pa
cln1' was lying. ready to sail tho
next morulog for San Francisco. II
was intended 10 IN IKE them all leave,
but haviag no tickets the captain re-
fused To take tham ON board. Al
once, by subscription, enough money
was raised 10 buy tickets for 100.
Toe civil authorities wcro at once in-
voked and writ of habeas corpus
was served upon the captain 10 up.
pear In Court and show cause why
ne restrained the Cinnamon OF their
liberty. He replied that the mob
prevented them from leaving the
ship. The Court then ordered the
Sheriff TO bring In the Chinese, which
he did, after arrostlng quite mum =
ber OF the leaders In the movement
TO drivs out the Chinese. Tney were
brought into Court and told hy the
Ju Ice that they could 60 to San
Frlrcisco on the ship, or they could
remain II they chose, aud the civil
authorities would protect them II
thoy could. About 100 chose TO 80,
and lha Court directed the Sheriff IA
marc1 the others back To their quar-
t0rs. This he attempted 10 do, assist
el by two companies OF Militia. Or
their way 10 the Chinese quarters
thsy were Intercepted by the mob
which had congregated la large mum
bers and who began 10 boot and how
at th8 soldiers and attempted q
wiring the guns out OF the hands o
the Militiamen, when the Militii
firel upon the m3b ard five meE
Were wounded, two fatally. Tn,
wildes. excitement prevailed, and fol
while anarchy and pandemoniun
prevailed. A4 We nave before said
IL Is very desirable 70 got ril Of Cat
nese ser's ia this country, Lu: W,
canno: comprehend ~hat is hoped {
be accomplished by such procedure
as tho abovs. These Chinese ar
hers under treaty stipulatious mad
by our government with China, SnC
we can only obey this law until W
can secure its repeal or modification
To thus take tho law in our hands 10
the purpose OF driving them out By
brute fIrce Is to create sympathy 10
the Chimes, and thus proloug th,
day when the country is o bs riddor
OF this curse.
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Sweet Home

School is progressing under he man
sgement of Thos. G. Taylor.
The SlntiAm 10 somewhas swollen,
the result of the recent rain.
The St. Jchn's Hotel ami also the
Independent a.e governed by exc-ilens
landlords, and travellers will he lospit-
ably entertained at eithsr plac'.
The bridge at this placs il almost
completed, but there will havs TO he
some work done near the bridge before
it can be crossed by teams, on ac,ovut
of the mud.
J. D3nacl and Mr.. Amss, the leading
merchants Of this place, seem to be do
ing considerable business, considering to
the recent bad weather which some-
what lArroI the trade.
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bones G0lNG UP.

Notwithstanding the "sold bugs"
have been prrdic Ing that the "silver
crsz" would cause tie price Of bonds
10 fa!I, ye; "a the first Of February
tbs New York WorI said 1--WE have a
stronger market for bonds than has
prevailed fir long time," and all this
in view ,f the fact tl.at large major
ity Of each branch cf congress has in
dicateJ purpose 70 see that these
bonds are payable in silver.
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Jessey, WFs, Miss Abbie Tayor, w
Treas. Miss Kittle Dawson, w Chap;
Miss Lizzie JeJter, w Mia Crisp, w
u M Giro Porter, L w CT; Miss Iva
Templetou, W / q Geo Bood, w o O..
After Installation an excellent feast
was spread, 10 which your LumbIe cor.
respondent did ample justice.
The Halsey Temperance Alliance will
meet at tho M Il Church this evening.
Mr. II u Keniston Is President. Temper.
ance IL on q boom here.
Mr.. Cunningham has sold his part
oi the blacksmith shop TO Mr. Wm
Worth.
Our school elo5sd Last Friday.
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A. q. F. and P. Agent,
A MMUSITIoN.
Sherif's Sale.

In The Cireaa Court effhe State Of Oregon
fer Linn Comfy,
u Il Moody, Governor, Il Earhart, Secs
retary CT state aud Edward Hirsch, Treas
urer of the State of Oregon. constituting
the Board of Com missioners for the sale
OF school lands aud tha III tnAgeiEeut of
the common school fand, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Lucinda McDermed (Charlos KimbaIl,
Luella Kimhall, Emma Kimball, Frank
Kimball, Dnllie Kimball, May Kimball,
and - Kimbaii, children of Lydia
Ellen Kimbsli, nee McDermed, deceased, J
Ardella Backus and Levi Backus, her
husband, Hardin Dawson, Melville Daw-
son aud - Dawson, his wife, William
Dawson, and - Dawson, his wife,
Malissa Payne and Morgan Payne, her
husband,and 49, HollIngsworth, ----
Hollingsworth and - Hollingsworth,
children OF Mary Jane Hollingsworth,
deceased, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
1N of an execution end an order of sale
issued out OF the above named Court, in
the above edtitled action, and TO me direct.
ed and delivered, ] will on Monday, the
lst day OF March, 1886, at one o'clock, p.
M at the Court House door, in Albany,
Linn county, oregon, aC puDliC auction,
for cash in hand, TO the highest bidder,
sell the real property described in said
execution and order Of sale, as follows,
to.wit: Lot six (6) In Block No. one
hundred and nino (lO9 In Hackleman's
addition to the City OF Albany, Linn
county; Oregon, The proceeds of sale to
be applied: First to the payment of the
costs and disbursements of this suit taxed
al $f6.l8 and tho costs Of this sale. Second
to the payment of Plaintiffs claim, to.wit
$lS4.75, with interest at ten per cent per
annum from January llth, 1886. Thlrl
the overplus II any to be paid to Lucinda
McDermed her heirs or assigns,
Dated January 26th, 1885.
J. X. CHARLTON.
Sheriff OF Linn county, Or.U
per JAS, J. CHAR1noN, Deputy