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Eairview.

Mrs. Truax,in company with another
lady and two children, met with an &C.
cident while attempting 20 oross . poo
Of water on the Corvallis road. They
might have had = serious time bad 1t
not been for the assistance Of Mr.. Beech
who happened to be near.
Miss May Matthews. Of Eagsne, Il
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Eta
Emery.
Maggie Dawes has bad = severe a..
lack Of pneumonia, but is now GONZALES
cent.
A Fire Inaurahce man Of Albany,
reprssentiog the S:Ats, passed through
eur part of the country this week.
Most farmers arc lAkIsg advantage
Of the nice weather and are busy plough.
ing.
DR.. White ~ss treated u dinner
on bis last birthday, by relatives and
friends.
4 few Of our yeung people enjoyed q
social evening ~ the residsLes Of john
son White.
Our uimrods complain Of Tbs scarcity
Of game.
Rev. Davis preached at the RAirvisu
Church last Sunday, filing bis regular
appointment.
Your correspondent notices that the
DKMocRAT has q COED circulation hsrs,
and We think it Is universally apprs-
ciated.
John Pugh, Of Shsdd, passed through
our soaASy this week.
Vwga
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Lebanon.


The drama aAbove the Clouds that
was given here last week by our amateurs
surpassed anything that they have ever
given. Eapecialiy must we speak Of Miss
HoIa Gilbert, who deserves great deal oi
ufaise for her acting. II II Montague acts
very we'll, bat speaks so fast IL h dif1cull
70 understand him. Miss Lizzie Hackle.
man an an esthelic maiden did very well.
Messrs, Hardmau and Hammer excolied
themselves. One portrayed . noele q s ma man
gue aud A II Nickers1n. - usual were
good, and Frank Ballard, ~ the hungry
man, was Immsnse. Miss Frank Gilbert
and Chaflis Hackleman ~ the sentimental
pair did very well. but We would suggest
10 Charlie little moro feeling. he seem
"a under restraint, or chilly, twas too
cool by far. Dent think he mad ever had
much oxperse nee. My goodness, twas
only In fun why didn't hs squeeze bet
hand any way
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Prank EIckersop
on the 18th daughter.
wii!ie Cowan who has besn siek for al
most weeks, SOW seems 20 be on the way
70 get we'll. He has had quite . siege.
Rows, Wocley and Aiekman are ssll
holding their meetlng and the interest
seams unabaled, There have been mp
WAFuH % ~ G40HNAtEA 4sANp sNSE wa
msnced.
Grant Eickerson and John Marks, two
OF our pTsmisg1g young men LEFT Tuesday
morning via Of the short IAne for Lincoln,
Nebranka. wheFe they will work with q
crowd surveying for some rail- road.
Miss yesEa Mason and sister OF your
city spent last Saturday aad Sunday with
Miss Mary Montague.
Mrs @ Mcdonald. Of East Portland
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and
Mrs McCaulsy.
Rev. shorslaua preached us . farewell
sermon on tbs sacoud sunday Of the
month. Before tho ncrmop o oollsctioa
was taken mp OF ea8.7s, Tha M. u Sab
bath School voted him their collection oi
81 50 whtcn made him tho neat sum Of
e4l.S6. lie left on Monday morning train
Ter Portland. Some time ago he applied
for place ~ . missionary 90 Africa, aud
last resolved newa of bis acceptance.
oregon has Lost q very abs minister as
we'll o. tbs most enthusiastic worker we
ever met We all wish him 0edia speed.
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SodavIIle.


Meetings are still being held at thia
place with good results. Several per-
sons have profsased religion, aud quite
an amount Of interest is being taken.
The meeting will continue over Sunday,
and probably longer.
Next Sabbath at 10 o'clock the peo-
pie will meet for the purpose OF organ.
izing Sabbath Scheol.
Mr.. Olney Fry, Of Oak Greek, was In
town the Eirst OF the week.
81. Valentine has passed and gone,
out not without leaving considerable
fun and curiosity behind him.
Prof. VIM. Gro whurst, the popular
temperance lecturer, of California, was
expected to have lsctursd at Sodavills
last Friday evening, but for some un-
known leason failsd 10 make his ap.
peArance.
The dance on the 10Th inst. proved
success, quito q large crowd boiue
present. Supper was served at ths
Fountain House, and all had . good
time,
Miss Eta Parrish has gone to Al
hany, where she will remain q week ol
Two.
Mr.. Price, Of Stayton, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. Boyle aud family have moved 4
Sodaville, intending to remain here til
next Fall, when he will moye on to hi
farm near here.
Mr.. Johns, Of Halsey, Is again Il
town.
Mr.. John Hon Ia reported as beiaI
no better.
ga Rock Hitler" was in town th,
6rst Of the week, probably for the pur
pose Of gathering items,as be has takel
IL upon himself to assist "Wave'' u
placing the ne " Of SodaYills before th
reading public.
Miss Eva Mack, Of Lssanon, was il
the city fsw days ago.
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FUNNY.

The PIGindealer is making frantic
efforts to convinee its readers that the
Republican party is the steadfast friend
of prohibitiOnIAnd that the Democratic
party is, unitedly, the enemy VI tenn
PerAnce. and to provo it, its elitor re-
fers to the fact that the members Of the
legislature Of that county voted to sub
init prOhibItory amendment to the
people and they are all Republicans.
Very well, Bro. Buick, sight out Of the
nine members Of the two houses from
this county voted for the same amend
mOnt, and the ninth would have voted
for it had be been present, and they are
all Democrats. From Bro. Buick 3
style Of reasoning We cOncluds that the
Democrats are the true friends OF tenn
Perance. DR.. Watts stated ~ the last
Alliance that had it not been for the
support Of the Democratic members
from Linn county, the amendment
would have been killed in the frst
stage. But why net Just as we'll ad-
init the fact that both parties are divid-
cd on this question: 7 Every Intelligent
reader Of the PLdindeaLer knows that
neither party is for temperance as a
party, and they will lose their respect
fOr that paper when it attempts to
reach their reason through their pre-
judice. Be candid, Bro. Buick.
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In addition to the candidates men
toned last week we are informed that
Levi Douglas, Of Harrisburg, 10 out for
Sheriff, and H. s. Williams, of scio
precinct, is out fOr Assessor. The
name of q. B. Moss, Of Sweet Home, for
Assessor was omitted by mistake last
week. We are alao informed that Mr..
Rainey will not be q candidate for
Sheriff. Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. Moss aud
NJ. Williams are all good men, and we
could support them cheerfully If nom
mated. IL any other candidates bobs
up VIC will duly expose him to the pub
lic eye.
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IN th< Ltrc1x LOtTk 0f me SstQtE on DTeq0n for
Linn County.
VIM. Miller, Plaintiff.
vs.
Mary + Miller, Lilly Miller, a minor
and Geo a Miller as Administrator OF the
estate of Andrew Miller, deceased, Defen.
dants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue
lN OF an execution and an order OF sale
issaed out OF ths above named Court In
the above entitled action and to me direct
ed and delivered, will on Saturday the
18th day OF February, 1885 at o'clock D.
M, ~ the Court House door IN ALBANY.
Linn county, Or, at public auction for
cash IN hand 10 tho hlgheat bidder, seIl
the real property described IA said execsrI
ton an order Of sale as follows, to wiz |:
The west N Of the east " Of the east X Of the
donation land claim OF Il q Oflcer and wiSa
Notification Eo.I5e2 IN Tp.Io s. RE- west OF
the WIllametfe meridian IN Linn county.
Oregon. containing 50 acres. The procaeds
OF sale 10 be applied /: First TO the payment
OF the costs end disbursements ofthis suit
taxed at s25s0 and the costs ofthjs sale.
Second 70 the payment Of Plaintiffs claim
amounting 70 s267. SO and interest thereon
from January 18th, 1856 at II per cent per
annum. Third tie overplus II any to be
paid 20 Geo A Miller az Administrator OF
The estate Of Andrew Miller. deceased.
Dated this January 2gLh, 1885.
], X. CHARLfQH,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
per JAS. ]. CHARLroN, Deputy.
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Considerable blowing has been done
In the last two wesks 10 This naiehbor.
hood.
Aicssrs. j. g. Bran we'll, Perry Gar.
ter and their families were yisitirg NEAR
hero week before last. Also Miss
Maggie Sheppard and Carter AlIing'
ham,
Miss Bonnie Thompson returned las,
Tuesday from q weeks visit TO relatives
near Eugene City.
Mr. Fou ntain, tf McKenzis passed
down TO Harrisburg last week, afteI
supplies, quite = distance 10 hsui pro-
visions when The roads are as muddy
~ they are st present.
Frank Arnspiger was looking for /
new location last week. did no
learn what sncceas he had though.
Judge Thompson soil . span o
large horses last Saturday to Msssrs
May u Sendsrs, Of Harrisburg.
MIR. Billmire was Ia this vicinity OF
business last week.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
SoDAyILLE. Feb. 18th.
HONESTY.

SoDAVILLE. Feb. 10Th, 1886.
Following is report of school for
the month beginning Jan. 18th and
ending Feb. 18th:
No. days taught, 20; NJ. Of names
enrolled, ,34 whole No. OF days attend
ance, 563; No. Of days absance, so
average Dolly attendance, % 800.
The pupils who have not been absent
during the month and have been dill
gent in study and careful in deport.
mept are az follows: Ala Parrish, ,98
Everett Parrish, ,98, George Foote, ,95 I;
JOHNNY Kaenan, 98; Clarence Cooper,
93; Wm. Pound, 994 Cassia Cooper,
80 Loren Coyls, 90; Maud Hockstt,
"a Addie CoyIe, 95 Minnie Coyle,
95 Pearl Coyle, SO.
There are others who stand high 10
department and scholarship, but who
have not been present every day.
LTBBIE J. AMBLER, teacher.
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Oak Creek.

Dir. John Spanelsr,of Independence,
has becn visiting relatives in this yicin-
ity for the past week.
Misses Laura and Ella Holman and
Mr.. John Holman, of Bentsn county,
we're visiting relatives and friends here
last week.
Miss Clara Williams departed last
Monday for the Waldo Hills on visit
to her uncle, L. A. Jones, where she
expects to remain few weeks.
The concert held at the Oak Creek
Baptist Church last Saturday evening
was we'll attended, there being as many
present as the church would very well
accommodate. The exercises ell went
off nicely with as few mistakes as could
he expected from the little practice they
had had.
The school at Oak Greek will close
next Friday. Great preparations are
being made for the exhibition to be- held
at the schsoI house on Friday evening,
March 9Th. 1t is expected to be an in-
teresting affair and all are invited to
attend. Tbs drama entitled, "Out in
the Streets, ,'alons will be worth coming
70 hear. Time Of representation, one
hour. The following ara the names Of
characters Col. Wayne, Mr.. Joe
Huntsr Mrs. Wayne, Miss Rosy Fry !;
Nina Wayne, Miss Allie Auderway !;
SoImon Davis, Mr.. Richard Fry Mat
Davis, Mr.. Eddie Williams Mrs. Brad-
ford, Miss Alma Auderway Minnie
Bradford, Miss Lila Berwick DR.. Med
Geld, Mr.. Ernest Berwick; North Caro-
lima Pete, Mr.. Harvey Perry Police-
man, Mr.. George Green.
ExuRnpTA
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shesin's Sale.
inAs Circuit Coay cflhe sax Or 05s bon %
Linn County.

mine CiTchie CoEft gf fhs 6t1ss Of Ore doB 10
Linn County.
w + setllemire, Pfasnti1.
Josi III BnrrelI and Isabel Burrell hla
Wifel and w Gaines, Defendants.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue
~ Of m execution and an order Of sale
issued out OF the aboyo named Court in
the above entitled action and to me direct
ed and delivered, will on Saturday the
z0tb day Of March, 1886, ct one o'clock, D,
M, at the Court Houss door IN Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, at public auction
for cash in hand 20 the highest bidder.
sell the real property described In eaid
execution and order Of sale a. follows, io-
wit |: Commencing nc the northeast corner
Of the Donation Land Claim formerly
owned and proven upon by William II.
Moore and designated upon the surveys
OF the United States as Not. z5f0 in Town
sbip IL 8 r 1 west Willamette meridian
thence from the said northeast cornernortts
s0o 46s west 70 chains and 5Ol< links !:
thence south 1n2 chains and Is links
thence north h0o AS east 20 chains and
50L links 10 the southeast cerner or said
claim thence north 1O2 chains and 25
links % the place OF beginning, containing
z40 79.lO0 acres more or loss. Also the
west n Of the northeast u Of Section 25 In
TIP. IL OF Il on9 west Willamette nerf-
dian. Al Of the above descTibed premises
lying and being in Linn county, Oregon,
The proceeds Of sale to be applied as
follows, to-wit: First TO the payment OF
the costs and disbursements of suit taxed
az y47.eS and the costs and expenses Of
this sale Second TO the payment and
satisfaction Of the Defendant j w Gaines
judgment Of S531. .06 with interest thereon
~ ~ per cent per annum from Feb, 5th.
1884. Third 10 the payment and sasisfac~
ton Of claim OF Plaintiff herein to wit :
eI0O3.Z6 with accruing interest thereon at
~ per cent per annum from Ney. 7th.
1888. Fourth The overpIus IL any be paid
70 Josiah Burrell hts heirs or assigns.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1885.
J. X. CHAsLToa,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon,
per JAS. J. CHARLTON, Deputy.
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Sherins Sale.

IN he cireHa coHyf efhle sfafeef oysges
.rar Afss cesstr
z r Moody. Govern r P Earhart. seo.
reiary CT State and Edward Hirsch. Treas-
urer or the State OF Oregon. constituting
the Board OF Commissioners for the sale
OF aohe0i lands and the management Of
the common school fund, Plaintiffs,
va.
Luclnds McDermed Charles KfmbaII.
Luelia Kimball, Emma Kimball. Frank
kimball, Dollie Kimball, May KimbslI.
aud - Kimbail, children OF lydia
Ellen Kimball, nee McDermed, deceased. i
Ardeiia Backus and Levi Backus. her
husband, Hardin Dawson. Melville Daw-
son and - Dawson, bis wife, William
Dawson, and - Dawson, his wife.
Malissa Payne and Morgan Payne, her
husband and - HollIngsworth, -.. -.
III Hoilingsworth and - HoIIingsworth.
ehiidlen OF Mary Jane Hollingsworth,
deceased, Defendants,
NOTICE Is hereby given that by ylrtue
~ OF an execution end an order OF sale
Issued ont 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, 1856. at one o'clock, D.
m, at the Court House door, In Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. at public auction,
Tor cash IN hand, 70 the highest bidder.
sell the real property described in said
execution and order Of sale, as follows.
to-wit: Lot six 60 In Block No. one
HUNDRED and nine llO9l In Hackleman's
addition TO The City Of Albany. Linz
county, Oregon, The proceods 81 sale ~
DO applied First to the payment an the
costs and Disbursements Of this suit taxed
~ $s5.I and the costs OF this sale. Second
70 the payment of plaintiffs claim, to-wit I
els4-I5, with Interest At ten per cent per
annum from January 1lth. 1856. Thirl
the overplus If any 70 be paio to Lucinda
McDermed her heirs or assigns,
Dated January 26th, 1856,
J. X. CHARLTON.
Sheriff Of Linn county, Or.
per JAS. j. CHARAroN, Deputy.
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Liberty.
Pleasant weather.

Pleasant weather.
Health good with the exception Of
w. 8. Noble, who il rapidly improving
under the care of DR.. Pswels of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Arnold spent the
18th in Sodaville.
A bail was given at Thos. Thomp-
sons on the 18th inst, the dedication
of his newly built dwelling house.
About fifty persons were present and a
pleasant time was had. A pleasant re-
PAST was partakcn Of at midnight, ard
dancing continued until dawn. Music
was furnished by T. Arnold and s.
Hawkey, violin, assisted by w. j.
Crime, organist.
Honesty.
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REGISTER.

Every Dsmocrat should consider the
importA1cs of registering in order "a
vote at the June election. One vots
may elect or defeat a candidate for Gov
ernor, Congressman or other state Off
Ger, or candidate for a county Office,
and it may be your vote. Your best
friend may be on the ticket and may
be defeated because you oannot vote, or
elected because you can and do. Let
every Democrat see that bis neighbor
Democrat registers.
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w H Rowland. Plaintiff.
vs..
II III Price Administrator Of the estate Of II
ID Thompson. deceased, Elizabeth M Nicker.
son, Jaapar Thompson. James + Thompson,
John NJ Thompson, Geo B Thompson, Joseph
A Thompson, Isaac VanNosteFn, William
VanNostern. George VanNestern, Jas.
VanNostern Arvilla VanNostern and Da-
vid VanNostern, Defendants.
To Isaac VanNostern, William VanNos.
tern, George VanNostern, James VanNos.
tern, Arvilia VanNostern and David Van
Nostsrn, six of the above named Defendants:
In the namo Of the State of Oregon: You
and each Of you are hereby summoned and
required to appear and answer the motion of
the Plaintiff in the above entitled action
now on file ia the office of the County Clerk
Of Linn county. Oregon, on or before the
first day Of the regular March term Of said
Court 10 be begun and held on the second
Monday, the Sth day OF March, A. ID. 1856,
in the Court House. in Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, after publication Of this Summons
for six consecutive weeks or Judgment will
be taken against you. reviving q judgment
against the estate Of II d Thompson, deceas.
ed, which was rendered against deceased in
his life time,in in the Justice Court on the 2Sth
day Of January, 1876 in the justices Court
for the Precinct Of Brownsville in Linn
county. Oregon, for the sum Of Sl42. so and
for the sum Of $40. so disbursements taxed in
said action and accruing interest from the
rendition Of said judgment and for costs and
disbursements to be taxed in this procetd ding
aud for leave TO issue execution, to satisfy
said judgment against the property belong
ing to the estate of H ID Thompson, deceased.
This summons is published by order Of
Hon. r. P. Boise Judge Of said Court which
order bears date January 28th, 1886.
]. j. WHITNEY,
L. HI, MoNTANYE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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No tice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon City, Or
Fab 1895

1#. Land ULlce 81 Oregon Citys Or.
Feb 2. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hiv intention
to make final proof il support Of hia claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Judge or County Clerk Of Linn Co.,
at Albany, Oregon, on Monday, March g,
1886, viz: J. B. Writ. an heir Of John Writ
deceased, for Homestead entry 42e8, for s
offs of Sec. 6. T. IL, SRIE
He names the following witnesses to prove
deceased entryman's continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of said lands. viz Z.
Z. Beans. Martin Rhiland and ]. @. Boyd. Of
Lebanon. aud J. K. Charlton. Of Albany, eli
of Linn county. Or.
I. 7, BARN, Register.
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Mr.. Truitt, Register of the United
States Land Office at Laksview, has re-
signed. However strange ID is, ,Trus-it
s,sbas one Republican has bssn found
who resigns i0stead of dies.
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The best saIve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed to give perfect satIsfacti on,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Foshay q Mason,
Oregon Kidney Tea. For sale by all drug
Qists.
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DoN'T FORGET IT.

Ifyou try to build now while whoals /.
only worth 81 cents you should by all
means 60 TO Peters ~ Stewards, at Albany
for your hardware. You can get what you
want ct their store and at reasonable fig-
ures,
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pleasure, If either Cne siSosld Ret the
nomination. Now, after apoiogislng
for trespasslfig on 50 much of Jour
valuable space, / will close by saying
that here tho convention will bring
out q good strong ticket,and one that
can be elected Ia June BY a good
tousing majority.
Yours truly,
j. II. QALBAAlTTE
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5000 worth Of cIsthing At cost at Mon
eth q Seitenbach's.
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ture home. Truth.
Rev. Bowerssx has been holding
mneting here for the Inst two weeks.
Bet wesa 80 and 40 have made pro-
fsssion already. He will continue his
meetings as long ~ the interest justites.
The following pertous have made >
profession Of religion Mrs. John
Picksns, Moran, Rolf, +. III. Rumbaueh,
w. 4. Simons and Weddle, Misses
Riggs, Moss, Cooper, (2.) McClung,(2,) J
PutnAm, Jackson, Mr.. Samuel, George
and Orlando Pieksns, Samuel, Jim and
Tom Lewis, Cal. Cooper, Sherman
Woods, Henry Jackson, ~ Kal, w. w.
Howss, Ed. McClung. Billy Rieks, ,Chas.
Simons, Jesse Barr, Henry and George
Slavens, - Weddle, and several others
that don't remember now.
Don't know of any one violating the
game law, but heard that deer saw
man with q gun, and broke its back in
trying TO get away.
John MeGee is building another new
house on his claim, Mesars. Geisantoner
and Wilkins are helping him.
Yes, BY the way, there are several
new claims taken, aud the parties are
building on them. on the county road
between here and Lever Soda.
Mr.. McKinnon was here Saturday
and Sunday, and says they had about
2 inches Of snow At Canyon Creek.
There is going to be some improving
done here this spring A. Ames in
tends commencing building to be used
for store, in short time, size l6 by
30 feet. Geo. RoweIl also talks Of
putting up two story building, but
for what purpose We have not been in
Termed.
Mr.. McCIung is movinsto town from
Netherlands place, near OAnyoa Creek.
We have had nice weather here most
Of the time for the last two weeks, and
some folks have been planting their
early gardens. What would the peo-
pie Of the Northern Mississippi valley
think Of such weather, and only the
middle Of February at that.
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Sickness is lsas prevalent than IL be-
been.
j. Donaca's children are improving,
both being able 70 be up most Of tbs
time.
Miss Lizzie Burnett .is rapidly i'm
proving. Or. Lamberson is her attend
ing physician, and under his care We
hope soon 10 see her herself once moro.
Miss Fannie Rowel has been visiting
friends in Scio the past week.
John Ivy aud family, Of this place,
have moved 70 Scio, where they intend
to remain until Spring,so we are inform.
ed, when they intend to emigrats east
Of the mountains and make il their fu-
ture home. TRUTH.
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Summons.
W H Rowland. Plaintiff.

IN tie ciyeat Court Of Ire STATE Of oregos
for Lsss County.
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We keep the best stn5k of cutlery In
tie valley. Pocket knives and razors
sp cialty. Don't buy anything In thss
lin without calling on us first.
PRTERs a STEWART.
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sherims Sale.

IN Tie Circuit Court efkaes STATE ef Oregon for
Linn County.
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Sweet Home.

Register April sth. 0sh and Tth.
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either Tor size or quality. Is not eqnAlled
In Linn county, Bought for cash and
sold cheap.