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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
PIne.

Christmas passed of quietly. Many
OF the young folks attended the
Christmas tree and ball at Coburg and
reported 1t an enjoyable affair. A few
went 10 the ball and sociable at Har.
risburg the next evening.
Miss Ella Thompson Is home from
Salem for the holidays. Her friends
are all pleased to see her once again.
Mr.. Boyd from Eugene has taken
charge OF the Wyatt place. Mrs.
Wyatt intends to have a portion OF
the place planted In corn In the spring
thinking that win be q more prohta-
BILE crop than wheat or oats.
Miss Laura Bromley has given he,
pupils two weeks vacation, to ex-
tend over tho holidays.
Dan MeClaIn carried the mail one
day last week, vocation he is emil.
nently fitted for-when he does not
forget.it.
Mr.. Dinwiddie has been away the
last few days, visiting friends we
suppose.
Messrs. Purdy and Taylor will give
a New Years ball at the Hop house
Thursday evening. Il Is said that
an oyster supper Is on the program.
The West Point Odd Fellows have
decided to build a new hall at Coburg.
and have begun work on the same.
Wonder II Louie found out which
ore Of the girls he wanted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
Sherifs Sale.

IN t.e Circuit coart of ne STATE Of Oregon, jor
Linn county.
z + Moody. Governor, r P Earhart, Secre-
tary Of State and Edward Hirsch, Treasurer
ot the State oi Oregon, constituting the Board
Of Commissioners for the sale Of school lands.
and the management Of the common school
fand, Plaintiffs.
Francis II Layton. u Layton his wife, James
u Layton and Ross Lay ton, his wife, j RI
Wright aud Flora Wright his wife, Milton
Hale and SusAnnah Hale, his wife, and
amanda Coaley, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Dy virtue Of
an execution and an order Of sale issued ont
OF the above named Court ia the above en-
titIed action and 10 me directed and deliver
ed. will on Saturday tie Fad day January.
1856. ~ the hour Of o'clock, D, m, at the
Court Hoase door in Albany, Linn county.
Oregon, sell at pubic auction for cash IN
hand 70 the highest bidder the real property
described IN said execution as follows, to-
wit Beginning sc point ten chains and
eleven links west aud six chaaus north Of the
southeast corner ol Section nine in Township
eleven South, Range foar west, Of the Wtl-
lamette meridian IN Linn county, Oregon.
running thence east fourteen chains and
seventy seven links the1ce south nineteen
chAinS and ninety links thence west four
teen chains and seyenty-seven links thence
north nineteen chains and ninety links 70 the
place OF beginning. containing % and $500
acres. Also the following All that part or
portion Of the hereinafter described tract or
parcel Of land lying and being east Of cer-
tain slough or branch Of another slough known
as The Little Willamette, which said tirst
mentioned slough runs ia q northerly direc-
tlN n through said tract of land and which
said tract of land Is described as follows. To-
wit Beginning at point ten chains and
eleven links west and six chains north OF the
southeast corner of Section nine in Townshiu
eleven South, Range four west willamette
meridian and running thence south swenty-
four chains and ninety links; thence west
fifteen chains and twenty three links thenca
north 10 the eastern bank of the Willamette
River; thence along said east bank Of stream
following the meandertngs thereof 10 the
place Of beginning. said tract of land con-
tanning twenty-five acres and 29-l00 and the
part or portion thereof lying east Of said
slough, containing six acres more or less, all
ot sald premises lying and being situated in
Linn county, Oregon. The proceeds OF SAFE
% be applied First To the payment Of the
costs Of suit aud the costs of and upon this
writ Second TO the payment of Plaintiff
claim OF SSSS2 with accruing interest at
10 per cent per annum from the date Of tbs
decree aud the further sum Of $40 as Attor-
ney fees, Third the overpIus If any to be
paid 70 N Layton, james d Layton and j
Il Wright their heirs or assigas.
Dated this Dec lst, 1855.
j. X. CHARLToS.
Sheriff of Linn county. Oregon,
per JAS j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Mortgage and Trust Investment Company,
Llmited, Defendants.
AToTfCE Is hereby given that by virtue
II of an execution and an order Of sale
issued cut Of the above named Court IN
the above entitled ASTON, aud 70 Inc di-
rscted and delivered, will on Saturday
the s3rd day of January, 1885, nc one
o'clock, p. nl., at the Court House door ~ ~
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, az public
auction for cash in hand 20 tie highest
bidder, sell, first That poFtion Of the
real property described in said execution
and order OF sale, as follows, to-wff: The
west half Of the southeast quarter, and the
east haIf Of tho southwest quarter of Sec
tion twenty-thFee. In Township thirteen
south, Range three weet ,of the Willamette
meridian. containing one hundred aud
sixty acres, together with AL aud singular
the apparlGuancas lhereunlo belonging or
In any wise appuEtaIning, and all situated
Ira Linn county, Oregon. The proceeds
arising from this sale 70 DO applied, fast
To the payment OF the costs and disburse.
ments OF this suit and al rccxuing costs
and disbursements hereafter. Second to
the satisfaction and payment Of Plaintiffs
judgment, to-wit: nina hundred aud
eighty seven and 6l-I00 dollars, and the
interest thereon 81 ten per cent per anuam
from Dec. ist. 1888, and the Attorney fes
Of $3.50. Third, the surplus II any 70 be
paid Into Court Tor Defendants Thomas j.
HilI and Laura G. Hill. In case the sails
above mentioned fails 10 pay each, every
and all Of Plaintiffs claims above set ous,
/ will ri the tine, place, ia the manner
and in accordance with the terms above
set out, sell secondly: Tho east half OF
the southeast quarter OF Section twenty
three, Township thirteen south. Range
three west OF the Willamette meridian,
containing eighty acres In Linn county,
i Oregon. The proceeds OF this sale 20 ba
| applied First to the payment of SheTlf7s
i fees for selling the last described tract o.
i land. Second to tho satisfaction and pay
ment of the prioF lien and claims thereon
Of the said Defendant, the Dundee M0rtg
age and Trust Investment Company, l.ims
/ tied. But only 90 bs 40 applied on such
lien II It shall be found upon the sale Of
certain other lands by the defendant tha
Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment
Company Limited that the procee Is oi
such other sale be not sufficient 10 satisfy
the costs, disbursements. future costs and
disbursements. principal. interest and At
toFney's fec upon the said such othsr sale,
and in case there be more than sufficient
20 satisfy claim OF the Defendant the Dun
dee Mortgage and Trust Investment Com-
pany the remainder after satisfaction %
/ last said Defendants claim 10 be applied
the same a. the funds arising from the
/ sale first ABOVE advertised.
Dated this 2lsG day OF Dee. 1850.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. J.CHARLToS, Deputy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
Sherifgs Sale.

In tis Circuit Court efei' Ssass Of Ore goa 70
Linn County.
J. II. Glass and W b Glass, partners un-
der the firtn uamo aud style Of Glass Bros,
Plaintiffs.
]. G. Morgan and d.. Dearmond. partners
under the firm name and style Of Morgan
& Dearmond, Defendants.
NOTICE In hereby given that by virtue
IN Of an execution issued out OF the
action and to ms directed and delivered,
have levied upoa, and on Saturday the
iBth day OF January. 1880, at one o'clock,
p. M, nj tho Court House door in Albany,
Linn eounty, Oregon. NJ public auctleu for
cash in hand to the Highest bidder, / will
sell the following described real estate, to-
wit !: The east Is Of the southwest y and
tho southeast = of tho northwest = Of
Section 5, Township is south range | west,
containing 100 acres more or less In Linn
couniy, Oregon. The proceeds Of sale 20
be applied: First TO the payment OF the
costs of suit taxed at 81. SIS aud the costs
Of this sale. Second to the payment OF
PlaiptifIs claims to-wit s226.33 aud in
teFest at ten per cent per annum from Oct.
3ist, 1885. Third the remainder IL any 20
be paid TO the Defendants y. @. Morgan
and ID. j. Eearmond or their legal repre-
sentatives
Dated this lith day OF December, 1856.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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E4alsey.
VERA.

Died on Christmas day, Mr.. James
Wilson, an old settler and highly re-
spected citizen.
Married on the 2ith inst, in Halsey.
By Rev. Judy, Mr.. Aastin B,nd and
Miss Bsssett, Of Halsey.
Under the present freight rates there
is almost q universal determination
among the farmers about Halssy and
Shedd to leave the railroad with tho
next crop aud baul to the Willamette
river. They claim they can make good
wages in hauling wheat to tae river.
The prospect now in that every point
On the river will be filled with the next
crop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

Thomas ]. Edwards, Gen. II. Aliingham,
X. h. Knapp and II. w. Wallace aud d.
Thompson and Walter Il. BuTreil, Admin-
iatraiora OF the partnership estats Of
Knapp, Burrell d,Co., Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN OF an execution and an order OF sale
issued out of the above named Court, In
the above entitled action, and t0lme direct
ed and delivered, will on Monday the
llth day OF January. 1856. ak one o'clock,
p. M, nc 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
nsr Of the donation land claim OF s. q.
Thompson and wife, running thence west
81 chains TO the center of the old territorial
road thence north So west, along the
center Of said road. $3.50 chains thence
east 500 chains, TO the place of beginning,
containing i6S.ls acres, more or less, in
Section q, Township ie south, Range 3
west Of the Willamette meridian Also
commencing at the southwest corner OF
the northwest quarter of Section d Town
ship 10 south, range 8 west, running
thence east 160 rods; thence north 40
rods thence west $50 rods thence south
40 rods to the place Of beginning, contain
ing 40 acres, except all tnat part of the
above parcel OF laad lying west OF the
old Territorial Road, consisting of about
two acres, heretofore conveyed TO Charles
Cochran. Also the following parcel of
land, commencing ut the northwest cor
ner of the donation land claim ef John
Ingram and wife, running thence south
30 rods and feet thence east 1915 rods;
thence north 33 rods and 8 feet thence
west 1865 rods to the place of beginning /,
containing % 5O.l00 acres, more or less, in
Township l6 south, range west, of the
Willamette meridian, In Linn county,
Oregon, The proceeds OF sale to be ap-
piled First to the payment Of the costs
and disbursements of suit taxed at $50. .45,
and the costs OF sale. Second to the pay
meut of Plaintiffs claim, to-wlt S4037.S 81
and interest at ten per cent per annum
from Oct. Goth, 1855. Third to the pay-
ment OF the claim of r.. Il. Kna~ p and III.
W. Wallace and ID. p. Thompson and
Walter Il. BuIrall, Administrators of the
partnership estate of Knapp, Burrell u
Co., to-wit: $50. Fourth the residue If
sny 10 be paid to the Defendant. Geo. III,
Allingham or his legal representatives,
Dated this 5th day of Dec. 1885.
j. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. j, CHARLTON, Deputy,
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= Personal ACCOUNT OF BAD ACCE.
DENT.

Having met with very serious
trouble with my family, causing the
breaking of one bone of arm and cut
ting of forehead and other bruises to
nv wife, and knowing number of my
old friends would like to hear about it,
therefore write through your columns
We were returning from a visit to Mr.
Henry Newman on last Sunday, and
were at the approach of bridge over a
deep cut or creek, near the Soloman
Crowder place. This approach is steep,
part of it Of plank and balance mud,
stumps and roots,and being a new road
makes it very bad. The tongue of our
cart broke, throwing Eve of us forward
all in pile against the horses, while at
the same time the horses become un-
manageable, kicking all the while. The
bridge being only Is feet wide, over 40
feet Of chasm, made the condition not
only very dangerous, but very scarry.
I,my wife, youngest son and two daught-
ers were dragged between horses and
cart down this county grade on to the
county bridge. Mrs. Morris was re-
leased Ia the distance Of 40 feet, the
two girls rode nearly 60 feet, Ira about
80 feet and l 100 feet. The horses
We're let loose. The FIRST / saw was the
child within 10 inches of the outside Of
bridge, 80 near his cap went over. The
two girls we're on their feet. Mrs.
Morris was down. lifted her up in
my arms. Thought she would die, be-
ing all covered with mud and blood.
She requested me to take care Of child
rem for she was killsd. 1t made it
look dreary, but / soon saw her skull
was rot broken. Ny little Minnie ran
to the nearest house for help. In q
few minutes the good people ware ready
to aid ms, and by the dressing, setting
and sewing up Of wounds BY the skiIlful
hands Of Dr. Maston, Mrs. Morris is
doing we'll. will here say that I re-.
turn my heartfelt thanks TO those kind
friends who lent me their aid in this
deep trouble.
n Monnx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

Rev. Webb, Of Albany, IL assisting
Mr.. Swoeny with bis meetings, and
they are meeting with very good success,
several having lnade profession Of re-
ligion.
The Skating Carnival at the rink
Saturday night was succeas, bat we
think II would display better taste II
some maskers Ia the future would be
more modest in their manners, when
ladies and respectable people attend.
Fun Is allowable. but vulgArity 10 out Of
the question. Mrs. Ross, as Morning
Star, got the prize for the best lady's
character and Fred Peebler, a. Page,
for the best gents character, while
Louis limerick, as the Jockey, and Miss
r. Scanlan, as Snow Drop, took the
prizes for the best skating. The prizes
are a dozen Cabinet photographs Of
each.
Christmas eve there was large
crowd OF children aud grown folks at
the lst Presbyterian church, whero two
ladders had been decorated and hung
With many oice presents. Each Of the
s. s. scholars were remembered by their
teachers. A veritable Santa Claus was
in attendance and added to the childrens
delight.
Mrs. G. Cleaver is spending the holi.
days with friends at Woodburn.
Miss May, Of Portland, Is visiting al
w. II. Reeds.
Mrs. 0rpha Wheeler is spending Z
few days in Lebanon with her man,
friends.
The report Of wild man being seer
in the mountains aud supposed to DO ]
McEntire, that has been published il
two or three papers, Is considered
purely sensational article. There hav,
been hunters from here around Bal,
Peter that scout at the idea of humaI
being being able to live there. As fAl
as Mr.. Banty is concerned, he neye
seemed to impress any one that il was
fact, and no ono thought he place.
much reliance on II himself. Psopl,
generally thought il was dream or
vision produced by an over dose Of sal
mon berries or from climbing the dizzj
heights Of Bald Peter. Please Civ
Scio the credit of the discovery, q
none of our hunters know anything
about 1t.
There is TO be another match hun
on Thursday with supper and ball j
the evening at the 81. Ch,rles. A livel
time is looked for.
Charles HacklemAn Is enlarging hi
store, and in a few days will bring on
stock Of dry goods He has Laciu
Gilbert cisrkiag for him.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meysrs,o o
the 2lst Of Dec, . girl.
Prof. w. L. Lee, Pcincipal Of th
Public Schools, hss been discharged b
the directors. lie was a good instrucs
OF and the scholars advanced under hi
teaching, but be probably was littl
hastv. Parents ought 70 think owe
the matter Of school teaching. and b
willing TO allow the teacher to contrs
the scholars and not take their childrol
out Of school every time correction
made. A school, cannot succeed with
out order. If scholar Is too old to b
puaished he ought TO be Too old to con
NIT misdemearoE. As long as ever
body wants to run the school it wII
amount TO nothing. Give the teacbei
q chance. John Love will be the mex
Principal and We wish him success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01
Tangent.
JOSIAH.

Observer" was wrong, jos Beard
did not furnish supper for the dance be
spoke Of. The supper was for the hunt.
ers AMI not for the dance.
Christmas passed off in fine style, and
all but one was happy.
There were several went to the Mas
querade ball at Albany.
There will be a New Years party
given at H. w. SsttIemire's.
Tangent is death on parties.
Mr.. o. G. Mcfarland IL father TO a
big bouncing girl We think that he
will teach the next six months.
There was an Inf4re supper given at
Mr.. J. Morgan's last week. All had
splendid time, but "Little Sunhowsr"
did not attend.
We thank the bride for that excel
lent cake.
LITTLE SUNFLowER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

The Weekly World, the new Demo-
cratic paper started at Portland by A.
NOltner, fOrGerly Of the Standard, has
made its appearance. Itis an eight page
sheet, very neat and clean, and has the
pure, unadulterated Democratic ring
that has always characterized the various
journals which Stony" has conducted.
Speaking of the attitude of the Demo-
Gratis towards the national administra-
tion, n,the World says: "The Democrats
as a whole are not only satisfied with
the course of the administration, but
they rejoice to see it 30 strongly build
ing the foundation for long lease Of
power for the party" We wish the
Wortd abundant success,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-01

The Boston Herald in passing very
casually remarks that the census of
Massachusetts, shows that she has 442,-
6l2 legal voters Now the total vote
for president in that state last fall was
$1,000, or l40,00 short Of the total
number Of voters. Were these lac, 900
voters ball-dozed and intimidAted out
Of their right to vote by Republican
leaders 10 that model state Were shot
guns and tissue ballots brought into
requisition by HOar, Dawes and other
immaculate Republican leaders Of that
immaculate state to produce such q re-
suit Verify, right here the OregOnian
and John Sherman should begin their T
system Of reducing representation in
congress to make it conform to the
number Of votes cast in each state, and
not to conform to the number Of per-
sons in each state as required by the
constitution. This would deprive Mas
sachuse.ts Of just one-third Of her mem
bers 10 congress.
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+, IS. Mills, Dofsndant.

VS..
4, s. Mills, Defendant.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue
~ of an execution aud an order Of sale
issued ont OF the aboYe named Court, In
the above entitled action, and TO me direct
cd and delivered, will on Monday the
1ith day Of January, 1880, nj one o'clock,
p. fn,, at tho Court House donr In Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. at public auction for
cash in hand TO tho highest bidder, sell
the real property described In said execu-
tlon aud order Of sale, as follows, to@wit !:
Commencing nc at point . chains and 81
links south and 10 chains and rs links
east from the northeast corner Of Section
0, In Township II south, Range 2 west, OF
the Willamette meridian, I'm Linn county,
Oregon, and running thence north IL 65.
100 chains th0nce east 3 67-i00 chains
thence south f3 26.l00 chains thence
west . 60-i0J chains thence south lOs100
chains thence west 81 links, to the place
Of beginning, containing Ib-iO0 acres, In
Linn county, Oregon, Tho proceeds OF
sale 10 be applied First 10 the payment
Of tho costs OF suit taxed az e20.3 and the
accrulnR costs uron this sale. Second 20
the payment of Plaintiffs clpim, 10 wit,
s240 aud interest from Oct. 9Th. 1886, nj
ten por cent per annum, aud $50 Attor.
ney's fees. Thi-d the remainder II any
20 be paid 70 tho Defendant, r. y. Mills.
Dated this Doc. 9Th, 1885.
J.. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff of Lima county, Oregon.
per JAS. j. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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For the last two months We have
been panied to see a spirit manifested
between few Of our Democratic ex-
changes in the state to introduce FAC
tional quarrels and broils in the state.
The truth is that these differences are
mere personal ones aud have no place in
the affairs Of the party, and It should
not be compelled to carry these burdens
Of individual members Of the party.
The individual who would attempt to
compel the party to make common
cause with him in bis persOnsl quarrels
with any other person in the party is
an enemy Of the party Willingly, or un-
Willingly, and the sooner be Is brought
to the proper conception of his duties
and obligations, the better it will be for
him aud the party as well. If the pa.-
ty is to contest with the Republicans
next Juno for the state administration,
iii time to close up,not make breaches,
in the party, The party, in order to
succeed at the next election in this
state, must prepare to march on the
enemies works in solid phAlanx aud
with but one mind and one purpose.
The state by all means should be carried
into the DsmscrAtic column and thus
placed in harmony with the Democratic
administration at Washington. Every
man knows that the state will fare bet-
ter in all her material interests If her
state government is in political harm
ony with the national administration.
Then let Democratic papers throughout
the state labor to maintain harmony
and concord in the ranks of the party
and frown down on'all attempts tc
create dissensions and divisions.
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Q. q. Holmslrom, Dolondanl,

G. q. Ho.mslrom, Defendant.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
1N cfan execution and an order of sale
issued out OF the above named Court in
the above entitled action, and TO mo direct.
cd aud delivered, will on Saturday the
OH day OF January, 1896, at ono o'clock,
p, m, at the Court House door in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at public auction for
cash In hand 10 tho highest bidder, soil
tho real property described In said exocu-
ton and order Of sale, N follows, to-wit !:
Tho north half OF the southwest quarter
and tbs south half OF the northwest quar-.
ter Of Section seventeen, and the southeast
quarfer Of tho northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section eighteen. all lying aud being
IN Township ~ south, Range | west, ia
Linn county, Oregon, and containing 30
acres, mere or less. Tho proceeds of sale
Ia bo applied First 10 the payment OF
costs and disbursements Of this suit, tax
cd 1t s27.20, aud Si35 Attorneys fees, and
th cests OF and upon this writ. Second
20 the payment Of Plaintiffs claim, to.wtt,
si45l is and interest thereon at ten per
cent per aunum from Oct, Goth, 1855.
Third the remainder IL any 20 be paid on
demand to the Defendant hcyeln, G, q.
Holmstrom,
Dated this Dec. 4Gh, 1885.
J. X. CHARLTON,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. J. CHARLros, Deputy.
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w. II. Mansfield has stepped down
and out Of the Benton Leader, and NJ.
L. Pipes takes bis place. We wish
"Billy" success in whatever undertak-
ing be may eugase, and we think we
may safely predict that Mr. Pipes will
maintain the reputation Of the Leader
as the 'aeader" Of Benton county jour
nalism.
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THE BEST sH0T ~ Gown

Can be found at our store. The shot
usually sold in Albany drops rs feet,
while the St. Louis shot sold by us drops
200 feet, making 1t equal to chilled shot.
Sportsmen should not forget this.
PETERS & STEWART.