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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
How They Passed. .

OF the 90 teachers examined IN this city
two weeks ago 90 obtained certificates, as
follows. Several in the third grade passed
second grade examinations, but were not
entitled to them by reason of not having
taught the necessary three months
First grade m f Paul, Isabelle Bodine,
J g Gibson, + NJ Mitchell.
Second grade Jennie Blount, Mary
Blount, Sarah Williams, Julia b Thayer,
Laura Farrow, Lille A Davis, NJ Key
nolds, Bertha Mcdaniel, Annie T Greene,
Geo II Burt, NJ + Payne, Berthe Bran don,
Mary Brandon, Ella Philippi
Third grade Agnes M Greene, Nellie
Colby, B G Altman, Olive Long, Mamie
Gresham, Lwra Campbell, Ida Porter, Mag
gle Sutton, Martha Charlton, Lottie VI
Perry, Maggie Mcknight, Leila Edwards,
Mary Mothorn, Rosa Moore, Alice Ches-
shir, + 6 Eby, Mark Peery, Granville l.
Calavan, George L Sutherland, X Mich
ael, II Van Winkle, Rial NJ Smith, lone
Arthurs Nellie M Allen, Jane Cyrus, S A
Newberry, w Warmoth, II Robe, George
Skeels, Charles A Smith, / a Crisp, Ida
| Black
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
CURRENT EVENTS.
Newport want. a bank.

Newport wants bank.
! ] ] Murphy was elected Mayor OF Salem
Tuesday to succeed Judge Ramsey.
BY the yellow river flood in China 100.
600 people were drowned and nearly 100000
left distlttc.
The Home Fire Insurance Company Ii
the name of new Company in Seattle
A slight earthquake shook up Southern
California last week.
Two fires broke out at the same time In
Wala Wala last Wednesday morning.
Both were incendiary.
Emperor William, Of Germany died on
last Friday. His Nas one ofthe longest and
most eventful careers Ia the history of men.
Born during the early supremacy OF Beuna.
parte he was interested IN most of the events
of this century.
l. Therkelsen was elected director and ii
S Allen Clerk OF the Portland school dis.
trict on Monday. In Salem GP Litchield
was elected director and David Simpson
Clerk.
The average attendance Of officers and
members of all the companies OF The and
Regiment of Oregon at drills, during Feb
ruary was GO per cent. The attendance OF 4
Company of this city was IS per cent. sur.
passed only by n Company, whose ayetage
attendance was o. per cent.
John l. sullivan and Charles MITCHELL
fought thirty nine rounds In France last
Saturday morning, resulting in draw,
Sullivan could not run fast enough to catch
up with Mitchell in their races around the
ring, and anyway has drank himself into al
very common sort of a prize fighter. Jack
Dempsey could whip him any morning at'
sun rise on dry ground. II
The storm raging through the East this
week has bson the worst of the aeason for |
violence. Basinoss in many plaoca was suss |
pended, and several lives were reported lost |
even in New York City, where it seemed 10 |
he the worst. What contrast between that |
and the worst weather in our experience |
here, and particularly the present mid aud |
salubrious weather.
Benton county has let the contract for a |
new aud elegant Court House. The Newport |
Nelrs is opposing it, though now too late, and |
is publishing columns Of "<icks" from people |
over tho county generally, In the meantime |
Corvallis is 10 be congratulated on les pros
pecta Of an $50, 900 Court House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

1t has been truly said that no man eve
lived right life who had NOT been cbast
ened By woman's love, strenethened 4,
her discretion, that It Is impossible for
man to rightly love any one whose gentl.
counsel he cannot trust or whose nTaver
fui command he can hesitate TO obey.
We had the pleasure of hearing YER,
interesting sermon last Sunday, delivered
Dy Key. T. A. Moses. In his Introductory
,snlarks nc made some very good, sensible
hiIs. which forcibly reminded Us Of what
VIC heard an eminent Judge say when a
witness was giving bis testimony IN Court
where wife sued her husband for III.
vcrce on the complaint Of drunkenness and
abuse. The husband sworc he was never
drunk, although other witnesses a,vg~a
they saw him beastiy drunk. tbe Tndge
said II the witness could seq himself -
others saw him he probably would not
nave swerc he was never drunk.
The S. S. Superintendent has introduced
new feature ~ the school, which we think
q geod enc. We believe II Is called fhe
Bible reading society. each ,y,c,n1,er -,
study the bible fifteen minutes everv dav
In the week.
The Brass Band of this place, consisting
- - HbSIHDeIs, ~ making rapid improve.
mcnt under the able instruction Of prof.
Sibbits. One good thing about the band.
every member IL temperance man.
There has been question raised here az
70 whether the throwing Of dice for mon
sy or property l. gambling or not. What
gave rise to this question was the throwing
OF dice the other night for watch AZ one
dollar share. Now, Mr.. Editors.the bet.
ter part OF this community want your opin
Ion on this subject.
Just about as much gambling as any.
thing. -Eps.1
Mr.: Tucker, Of Eastern Oregon.is visit.
Ing his uncle, r. a. Moses, Of this town.
MissJocie Moses returned home the frs.
OF the week from visit with relatives At
CrawfordsviIle.
J. II. Maine Of your town was In Tan.
gent the first Of the week.
Iantalized by rnisapprehension and stu
putty md rePose in your motive. Do
what you know Is right and your inspira.
tion will bring you peace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
MARRIED.

WOLVERTON-MILLERs--On Wed.
nesday, March I4th, 1888, at the residence
of the brides parents, IN this city, Mr.. Al
Wolverton, a prominent business man oi
Spokane Falls, w. T., and brother OF E E
Wolverton, Of this city, and Miss Louisa
Miller, daughter of Mr. Louis Miller, OF this
CITY, were united in marriage, Rev N
Condit performing the ceremony, IN the
presence of relatives and few invited
friends. After the ceremony and nice
dinner the happy couple went to Monmouth
to visit relatives of the groom, and will go
thence on their wedding tour to San Fran
cisco and other California places of interest,
after which they will return to their future
home al Spokane Falls They have many
friends in Albany who will wish them much
Joy and success in life.
BRADSHAW -BROYLES. -Atthe Reyer'
House, In Albany, March l4th, 1888, bS
Rev. III. Gould. of Shedd, Mr.. +. 9. BRAD
SHAW. Of The Dalles. Wasco Co. Or, and
MRs. RUTH BRoYLEs, Of Fairview, Lin'
| Co., Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
Teachers Institute.

The annual Linn County Teachers Insti-
tute convened at the Opera House in this
city llst Wednesday evenIng, before crowd
ei house. 1t was called to order by Supt.
Reid. Miss Olive Kirkpatrick, Of this city,
delivered well worded address of ofWelcome,
responded to by Prof. Williams. of HaIsey.
Prot B. l.. Arnold, President Of the State
Agricultural College, delivered an able adj
dress, and State superintendent McEIroy
made few remarks on school organization.
Interspsrsed were a nicely executed piano
solo by Miss Rose Estel aud vocal solo bs
Mr.. Adair. The regular institute work was
to begin yesterday morning and contin az
through to-day, closing with an address to.
night by Proi. Condor, Of the stare Univer
sity. full rsport of the proceedings vii
appear N our next issue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
County Prohibition Convention.

The County Prohibition Convention was
held at Court House in Albhny on last We'd
nesday. 10 delegates being present.
TT Denny was elected Chairman and A I
Y Smith, Secretary,
TT Deany, T ? Goodman, S z Tay lor. A
Y Smith, M @ Gill, Il Knox. WE Kelly,
w d Miller and B Fl Irvine, were elected
delegates to the State Conventions, which
meets in Salem, March 2Sth.
AThe following ticket for county officers wal
put in the Geld
REPRESENTATIVES. Rsbhan, Browns
vile z Taylor, Halsey John Chance,
CIawfordsville.
County Judge L Miller, Solo.
County Clerk e Knox. East Albany.
Reoorder-W e Kelley. East Albany.
Sheriff-B + Wood. East Albany.
Commissioner Henry Davidson, Halseyi
A T Powell, Franklin Butte.
TreasurerA-T Denny.
Assessor-SJ Sheres, Scio. :.
School Sapcrintendent-Harvey Bond
| Halsey.
Surveyor-E T T Fisher, East Albany.
| Corcner--Dr w H King
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
Novelties in Faniture.

VIM. FortmilIer & Co, have just received
from the East, at their furniture store,
car load ofthe best goods in their line ever
opened In Albany. They consist Of
Woven wire bed lounges,
Extension tables that do not shrink,
Elegant black walnut cylinder book cases,
Fine bedroom sets with 9 pieces,
Revolving pillow lounges,
- styles center tables, Sup.
All wool mattresses, Q
inches thick, cheap,
and many other goods, latest In styles, best
In quality, which will be sold at remarkably
reasonable prices. 1t costs nothing te ex-
anime their goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

At the last meeting Of !, w. G. I. u, Of
this city, it was voted that we observe the
week of prayer called by our National officers
beginning on Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
March 10Th. 1t was also decided to invite
our State President, Mrs Riggs to be with
us during the latter part Of the week. These
meetings will be held liz the afternoons and
care will be taken that they be neither
wearisome nor tedious. The topics for dis.
cussion and prayer will be the work OF w G
I y in general, but some departments such
as Juvenile work, Sabbath Observance, etc.,
will be given special attention, and as such
t?pics are ofinterest toou people in general,
We extend cordial invitation TO every per-
son Who feelsit duty and privilge to pray
that this work may be forwarded, to be pres
ent with as and unite their prayers with ours
in imploring Gods blessing upon our work.
By ORDER on COMMITTEE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
CIRCUIT COURT.

Following arc the decisions rendered In
the Circuit Court up 10 the time of going
10 press
5. II A Holman agt Tempa Hunt. PartI.
ton. Continued.
u. ID Miller vs. w Johnson and ] w
Johnson. Action to recover money. Judg.
ment ~ last term.
os. ! J Long agt Ella ] Ramsey. Pani.
ton. Continued.
M. ] G Johnson agt Mary Beard and
Green Beard. Action TO recover money.
Judgment at last term.
T4I. X Shelton agt o NJ Curl and ! +
Williams. Action 10 recover money. Set.
lied.
I6S School Fund Com'rs agt Mary ]
Love Ct al, Confirmation. Sale confirmed
iSs. in Meyer agt Robinson & Yves, c,
nj. Foreclosure. Sale confirmed.
Te7. ID M Cooper agt Il NJ Robertson.
Action TO recover money. Settled.
arc. Oregon agt Otto Bridgemont AS
Sault. Dismissed on motion OF District AT
torney.
7sI. ID Meyers agt A o Smith. Action tc
recover money, attachment. Settled.
sss. Oregon agt orry Green Gambling
| Plead guilty, fined Sac and stands comittee
until fine Is paid.
7so. r Dawson agt c II Ralston. Ac.
tisn to recover money. Judgment for want
of answer,
aga. ] Z Knox ct al agt l. d Knox ct nj
Partition. Mart Miller, Moses Miller and
N Archibald referees.
a33. S A Althouse agt VIM Newhouse
Acton to recover money. Dismissed at cos
Of PHI.
a34. Assignment w Z Price. Applica
ton TO sell land allowed.
73s. Am. Mtge Co. agt Z ID Gilson
Foreclosure. Decree granted.
ago staver & Walker agt Jerry Hay.
| Action To recover money, attachment
Judgment for want of answer. Order ID
sell attached property.
a4s ] A Bilyeu agt F Mack. Partition
A Powell, n g Mcdonald and
Chapman, referees.
a4o. Mary A BroadwelI agt c Broad
well. Divorce. Continued.
aga. ] E McAdoo agt N Canaday. Actor
to recover money. Judgment for want o
answer. Order to sell attached property.
7s4. Missouri Tycer agt w o Tycer ct a
Suit to ascertain legal heirs OF John w Ty
Ger, decd. Decree granted.
7s7. Jos A Ford agt Jerry Hay, Foreclo'
ure. Decree granted.
400. John w Dickens agt Jesse Dickens
Review. Motion to perfect transcript a
lowed.
a62. w . Harmon agt Olive ] Ham
mon ct al. Partition. Decree granted.
HuIburt John Bamford and II Sutford
referees.
z64. T b Wait agt Chas Schacffcr ct O
Action to set aside deed. Continued.
26s. OPRR Co. agt @ w Hunt. A
!. ton for damages. Continued.
J 207. T Hogg agt Edward Davidsol
Action to recover real property. Judgme'
! for Plff.
!. a7o. M A Porter agt A S Bassett. Actic
[ to recover money, attachment Judgmel
' and order to sell attached property.
772. Michael st John agt G w Hur
I Action to recover money. Dismissed
: cost Of Plff.
274. Walter Wilcs agt Lucy G VILE
Divorce. Divorce granted.
276. City of Albany VS.. Hale Backensi
y Appeal from Recorders Court Dismisse
',ssl ros. Martha Barnes Plff VS. M Berriga
: ct al Defts. Motion to open up jndgmei
: allowed.
Io4. In the matter of the estate of Hou
: & Meyer. Mandate from Supreme Cou
!. and decree according to same.
i Io5. State of Oregon VS. Harry Stewa
Larceny. Plead guilty and sent to the pei
al tentiary one year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
Garden seeds at Brownell & stanard'r.
Artistic Entertainment.

A few days since very large audience
in Corvallis greeted Mr.. C. G. Hogue in role
Of "Cartoonist" For oyer two hours he
kept the whole house in delight with the
creations of his brush. lie draws as rapidly
as the famous Thos. Mast and owing to the
more humorous characters of his sketches
many enjoyed Mr. Hogue's efforts more
than that of Mr.. Mast. His local portraits Of
few of the leading men Of Corvallis al
though done with few strokes of the brush
were recognized before half done, and were
greeted with cheers. Mr. Hogue has con-
sented to repeat his entertainment at the
Opera House, Albany, FRIDAY night, March
23rd, for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. He will try to draw the portraits Of
some of Albany's notabIes in addition to the
regular program. Tickets, reserved seats
50 cents, gallery 25 cents. For sale al
Blackman's Drug Store. The funniest thing
out.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

Scro. Or. March ret. 1888.

ScIo, Or., March TsE, 1885
70 Whom IL Hay Cmceya
This is TO certify that my farm dwelling
was insured In the State ms Go. Of Salem,
Or, and my dwelling and its entire contents
were destroyed BY fire Feb. 10th, and Feb.
z6th Mr.. Toll Thompson and p. r. Wyfnau,
agents for said company, came to my farm
and adjusted my loss honorabIy and fairIy
and could not have been treated more fair
~, and for the benefit Of these In doubt As
to the honesty and promptness Of this Co. I
cheerfnliy recommend It 10 our farmers. To-
day through the hand Of Mr.. ID. r. Wyman
we received in cash our entire loss. Weare
satisfied this Co. has been misreprescnted to
Us by agentc Of other companies, and our
farmers would act wisely by seeing Mr..
Wyman before going elsewhere.
DELPHINA HAMILTON,
b. w. HAMILTON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
Liam County.

In mentioning list Of Linn county rail.
road cities Ia oar issue oftwo weeks ago the
DEMOCRAT unlntentionally omitted the
name Of Lebanon. The average man on
the face Of Il would know that II was an
oversight but the Express tried TO make II
appear rs an intentional slight. As mat
ter Of fact there Is ne better business center
in the Willamette Valley for its size, not the
least evidence Of which Is the large support
1t and It's neighborhoOd gives this paper.
Lebanon Is and has been for years fortunate
in having in It's limits several business houses
as we'll managed as any In the county, and
doing large and reliable businesses. Such
business men as b Montague, Andrews 4
Hackleman, Kecblcr 4 Roberts. w b Don.
aca, NJ Monteith, ] NJ Ralston, A Beard,
NJ A Miller, q ~ Cruson, ] o Nixon, L f
Montague, Chas Ralston, and others, will
rank with those anywhere, for energy, push
and enterprise. Lebanon has shown mark
cd improvement during the last few years
and the DEMOCRAT rejoiccs over the fact.
The splendid support Il gives It's local paper
speaks, as Il always does In city, for the
life of the place, the Express now having an
advertising pati ionage over twice as large as
that enjoyed by contemporary across the
river In Benton county established fully
, twenty-five years. This item has stirred our
artist up, and the result Is the following
railroad map of Linn county, which speaks
for itself
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

SwRRr Hons, Feb. 27th, 1883.
In the Lebanon Express OF the nth In.
stant, see that the prohibitionists have
used my name as one of the Central Com.
mittee. Please correct, as never author.
zedthe use of my name, as | am caadi.
date on the Democratic ticket for Treasurer
of Linn county, Although l am temper
ance man | have always been a democrat
have never asked any favors of the party
until now. Now l offer my name for Coun
ty Treasurer subject TO the action of In,
Democratic County Convention rs l an
ruptured and not able to work. Any favo
anyone will render me will be thankfully
received.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
stallion for Sale or Trade.

A line Observation-Disclosures etaliion for
sale Il State prize winner.l Pedigree mailed
on application, will be sold reasonable or will
exchange for improved or unimproved roaI
esa.cte II tho trade Is made inside OF two
wteks, from date. Apply at the DEssocnAT
Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

TotAs uofeys Of Linn ooHRfy Oregon
announce myself as candidate for
County Treasurer for Linn county, sub ject
to the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention.
TAMrS WILLIAMS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
ooUNTYiRECoRpER.

We are authorized to announce that Geo
l.. Sutherland, of Seio, Is a candidate for
the Office of County Recorder, subject 10
the action Of the Democratic County Con.
Vention
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
A NAN ABOUT TOWN.

A few thousand dollars in circulation pays
many times as many dollars worth of debts
This was well illustrated re Gently by Cowan
& Cusick, bankers, of this city, receiving
from Portland one thousand $40 pieces.
These were scattered promiscuously through
the county, and very soon, nearly every
body at one time or another had stock OF
Io'son hand, and more tens than twenties,
contrary to custom, were seen Jumping
about This reminds us that II you owe the
printer ten dollars and pay Il, he will pay
someone else, and so on, the little act of
business probably benefitting a dozen per-
sons inside of a week, and when the whole
machinery Is set in motion this way II Is
easy to see what an immense result there Is.
Moral-pay your debts. 1t makes life. II
keeps the kaleidoscope turning.
o
The Man About Town did not see the
fight between the two draymen at the depot
last Saturday over a common truck but
those who did say II in a measure took the
place of the great Sullivan-Mitchell fight.
How would Il do for Linn county road
supervisors to follow Polk county and hold
a meeting for the express purpose of dis
cussing the best plans for doing road work.
It Is something that needs improving in this
county, and unity of action would at least
benefit our roads some.
The signal service flag staff at the corner
of First and Ferry streets, blew down, and
was not bitten off by defeated candidate
for school Office, as was reported.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

We are authorized to announce the name
Of w. +. Curl for County Treasurerof Linn
county. Subject TO the decision of the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPER.
INTENDENT.

We are requested to announce the name
If L. NJ. Gull, cf Scio, IS candidate for
County School Superintendent. subject
to the action Of the Democratic County Cor
ventiou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16

Mr Ed Carter agent for the Farmers
and Merchants Insurance Company Is now
travelling throughout Linn and adjoining
counties soliciting the patronage Of the peo-
pie. This company is a solid one and Mr.
Carter Is perfectly reliable and people will
do well to patronize this home institution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
CANDIDATE FOR ASSES
SOR.

We are requested to announce that Mr..
]. l.. Nye,of Brush Creek Precinct, Is can
didate for Assessor subject to the action of
the next Democratic County Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
POSTAL NOTES.

ScIo- Mrs Munkers of the remarkable old
ladies of Oregon died at Scio on Wednesday
last week at the advanced age of SSH years.
She leaves seven children, grown to manhood
and womanhood, to mourn her loss, as we'll
as a host of friends. She was the honored
mother of I. LIB. F. and Preston Munkers
and Mrs. Green Mcdonald, of Scio, land las.
and Riley Munkers and Mrs Estes,of Salem.
The funeral services were largely attended
Mrs. Munkers came to Oregon from Mis-
sour in IS4S. She leaves a name her child
rem and friends may be proud of.
ScIo, March 10Th, 1888
Persusnt TO a previous notice the Prohibi
tiooIsts OF Scis precinct met ct City Hall.
House called to order by Mr. T p Goodman
and on motion Mr. ] l. Miller was elected
chairman Of the meetingand Mr. w Bryant
Secretary. Meeting the proceeded TO the
election of the following five delegates TO at.
tend the County Conyention Messrs 7 +
Goodman, Il w Bryant. r Denney, NJ
Gill aud Shore. After primaries Pro-
hibition Club was organized. Mr. j l. Miller
was elected President, / Shore, Sec, and X
Weddle, Treas. Messrs Goodman, Irvine
and Weddle were appointed a committee to
draft constitution and bylaws. On motion
Mr. B f Darby was requested to confer with
Eld. Webb. OF Salem and if possible get him
to meet with the club here at their next reg
ular meeting on the oath of March. On mo-
tion the Sec. was instructed to send the pro.
ceedings Of this meeting to the following
newspapers for publication : Pacific E1press
Lebanon Erpress, Albany DEMOCRAT and
Herald DisseDlinatoT.
j. l.. MILLER, President.
L. w. BRYANT, Secretary.
And allow ne to here say the Prohibition
lists of this part of the county are not sleeping
at their posts they seem to imbibe the spiri
of conflict. Plowshares are being forged into
swords and pruning hooks into spears and
they are Derving themselves for great con
fict. Scio has a strong military school 10 tn
form OF Prohibition Club from which W,
expect to derive great good. Friends, hoy
many are willing 20 rally under this baune
of right against the wrong and rush to tn
rescue Of God, Home and Native land. w
hope to hear from other parts of the State an
county on this subject. Done by order {
Scio Prohibition Club.
s. l. SHORE, Secretary.
SHEDD.-D p Porter and wife will leav
his week on an extended trip through tn
ast, going to Texas, where they will Wis
Mrs. Porter's sister, Mrs Helm, and theme
to Marietta, Ohio.
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just . Bicycle.

This article is only about s4-inch Colum.
hia Light Roadster bicycle, which ]. z. Hail
has for sale at $50 less than first cost. It
has been run only about l60 miles and is in
perfect condition in every way. It must be
sold, as it is too large for the present owner.
Call aud see il at I. e. Blain's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-03-16
Pay Your Taxes.

We are authorized to say that County
taxes not paid this month will be declared
delinquent after the first Of April. save
extra costs BY settling them before that
time.