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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-07-12
Saturday., August 10th, 1889

that valuable suburban property stu ,4ss2sss
ated near the south western limits of
the city of Staunton, and Immediately aIsSYfya
adjoining that suburb OF the city sRVsSsas
known as "West End,'' it being the
same property that was occupied by -zstAEss<.
the late Mrs. Lucy Menefee, widow of Thos. r.
Menefee, decd, during her life time as resi-
dence. The estate embraces about $3.50 acres OF
fine land in good condition, a large dwelling
house with water and bath room in the house, all
house, &C., a good bearing vineyard, and q very
fine pear orchard and other fruit trees. The
property will be sold whole or in parcels tC
suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand to pay costs OF
suit and sale, balance in one, two and three years
equal instalments with interest from day Of sale
the purchaser executing bonds therefor with APP
proved personal security, the title to be retained
as ultimate security.
RICHARD S. KER,
Commissioners
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1889-07-12

Our neighbor the Valley V5rginian came
out last Thursday in suit of new type.
1t is handsome and of the latest style. The
Virginian has long stood at the head of its
party s press in this State for ability, and
it has now successfully put in the claim to
be at the head in good looks.
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TLERK'S OFFICE. SUPREME COURT OF
" APPEALS OF VA, STAUNToN, j ULY s, 1889
Annie Thomas, Appellant,

Annie Thomas, Appellant,
against
j. E. Beard, Arch. E. Armstrong and Others
Appellees.
Upon an appeal allowed and shpersedeas award
Augusta county, of DeceDlber 8, 1888, in the
of Beard, J. E., VS.. G. b. Rusmiselle ct. ais. The
object of the petition filed in this cause is to have
the decree aforesaid reviewed and reversed.
And affidavit having been made and filed that
Geo. Whitmore, S. l.. Whitmore trustee, Rice
Reed, Tate Reed, Hugh Reed, Alice Reed, Ollie
Ruebush and Mary his wife; = Duke and Je-
rushie, his wife, Emma Armstrong. widow, and
Jno. Armstrong, VIM. Armstrong and Jas.
Armstrong, (heirs of Sam1 Armstrong;, Julia A.
Armstrong, (widow), and Jas. Armstrong, Albert
Armstrong, Charles Armstrong, Frank Arm
strong; Eliza Armstrong, Ebby Armstrong, Ora
Armstrong and Ro. Galloway and Ellar, his wife,
(heirs of Jno. Armstrong;, appellees here, are
residents of the State of Virginia, and that
due diligence has been used on behalf of the APP
pellant to ascertain in what county or corpora
ton the following appellees are, without affect,
VIZ: Ellen Benson, Dora Armstrong, Charles G..
Armstrong, Margaret A. Armstrong, John Arm
strong and Dorsey Armstrong, all the aforesaid
appellees required to appear here the 18th
day of August. 1889, after due publication hereof
in the Stanton NINDICAToR, once week for
four weeks, then and there to answer the said
appeal and supersedeas, and to have rehearng
OF the whole matter therein contained.
A cOpy-Teste,
JAMES b. DORMAN,
Clerk of Court.
A. c. Braxton atty for petitioner.
iulyI2 IT.
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MARRIED..

FURR-VAN LEAR.-At Harper's Ferry, July
4th Mr. Charles Fur and Miss - Van Lear,
of Augusta county,
pArsrEy-BAIsLEY. 3rd, at Sheranao,
Mr. Ei I. Balsley and Miss Estelle Balsley, both
of Augusta.
INSTRUMENTATION Wednesday, July 3rd, at
Rrideewater. by Rev. A. r. Thompson, Mr.,
jeremiah Nef of McLane s county, nnynt w. ana MI
Elizabeth Byerly of Augusta COUNTY
last sunday night at a,t the
hv Rev I W. Holt MI. H. c. Curtis OF Annex,
and Miss Corlselia Viues daughter OF MI Frank
Vine s,
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CTEWARp,s oFFIcE, WEsrERN LfSArIe

- ASYLUM, STANTON, VA, July 2, 1889.
Sealed bids to supply this Asylum with 800
tons of best Steam Coal will be received at tn is
office up to IL O'Clock NJ, July 10. Bids must be
made for screamed, and may also be made for run
cars on the Asylum switch on the c. Il O. r. r.,
or on switch at the Valley Depot. to begin by the
LIST August. and to be continued at the rate OF
not less than l5) and not more than 300 tons a
week. Each of the Goals to be tested at the Asy-
lum before any bid is accepted, the quantity used
whole amount OF l, 800 tons is offered. The right
will be reserved to reject any and all bids Pay
18th, and of the balance October 18th, 1889.
Address bids to
LEWIS HARTMAN,
july 12-1t Steward.
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III. n. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, do certify that Richd. IS. Ker, the
Commissioner appointed in the foregoing cause,
has duly executed the bond required according
to law. Given under my hand this 11th day OF
July, 1889. j. n. RYAN, Clerk
jul12 tds-V. " copy.
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DOR SALE.-TWO WORK OXEN-Gentle,
Il and Good Pullers-weigh about 1900 lbs
each. Address
JAMES r. KENIPER,
july 12-4t Fshersville, Va.
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LNOR RENT.-The Office, near the Court House,
Il now occupied by p. A. Baylor, Esq. Pos
session given July 18th.
Also, q desirable office, opposite the Court
House, at No. % S. Augusta St, the ground
floor.
JULIE Its JAS. a. SKINNER.
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M ANTED-A rel liable person to take charge
w of a fine farm about mile from the
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs. For further
particulars apply to
JAMES IT. NORTH.
WarrentOn,
jul II st Fauquier Co.. Va.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE SCENE AT THAX-
TON 'S-ALMOsT A MIRACULOUS RESCUE
A MODEL WOMAN-BURIED IN TWO
COFFINS
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ONLY BIG SHOW TO BE RERE THIS YEAF
NEVER DIVIDES.

20 TRAINED PONIES GIANT HORSE BIGGER THAN EVER EVERYTHING NEW TROUPE
TRAINED DONKBYS MONSTER HERD OF ELEPHANTS its like never seen
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NJ EW GROCERY

TO my Friends and Public at arge.-Having
recently opened at No. North Augusta Street. next
door to the New Y ork Bankrupt Store, will offer
for sale all articles usually kept in first-class
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Tuesday. June IS.
Preseat-Mayor. recorder, marshal and
council Cradwohi, Parker. Burkhart,
Deyoe, Tabier and French.
The following bills were ordered paid;
Royce s. Hibler, So; T L Allen, " os; @
l. Savage, 81; d NJ Huston & Co. sis7s;N
J Henton. $44.3s;J Gradwohl, srL7s; w
D Barr. S4o;J n Hoffman. Sss; Albany
Engine Co No Z. saso.ss; John Jones, SO;
W N Miller, 70: + NJ westiall, 81; John
cielen. ss; W A Mcclaln. 81; g W
Hughes. s..
Committee en streets and public proper.
ty asked further time until suIt Is decided.
Further time was granted committee on
fire and water In matter Of new company
for old fire engine
The street commissioner made several
sidewalk recommendation. Adopted
Aiso that an extra nighswateh be hired for
several months during dry season.
Ordnance ios prohibiting traction en-.
gincs running at large was brought up and
an amendment offered BY French. proyid.
Ing that engines might be exhibited in va
cant lots In city. Motion 10 refer lost.
Vote on passage as follows; Yea-Bark.
hart, Parker, Deyoe. No Tabler, French,
Gradwohl. Ordinance declared logt.
Licenses TO sell lIqao. were granted
Williams Bros. Peter SchlosseF, Marx
Baumgart, cfas Kiefer and George !
PfAu
Chief Engineer Stewart reported that
goo feet Of rubber hose at least was need
ed In the department, No Is having no
good hose at all.
The committee on fire aud water viii,
chief engineer were Instructed TO purchase
goo feet Of hose, two jackets, and new sue
ton for No as.
Sidewalk around Congregational church
ordered repaired within i've days.
A special nightwatchman was ordered
appointed by the marshal 10 serve uhtil
Sept at $50 month.
Washington street was ordered opened
by the street commissioner adjoining block
roc.
A special rec.'ng was ordered Monday
evening
Several bills were referred,
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sS the SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.

A family named Smith, recently from
Texas have moved into house on the
Coleman ranch.
John Marrow came home last eek from
near Mil City. where he has been working
In ioggiag camp.
Mrs AilIngham. son and daughter, .ere
visiting At Monroe last Saturday and Snn.
day.
Haysmaking Is progressing nicely. The
timothy crop Il almost q total failure, but
cheat l. an unusually heavy crop.
Some of our farmers will begin binding
their fall grain the last OF this week. Spring
grain Is not doing well on account of dry
weather.
We had case Of measles in our neigh
borhood last week.
y w Tilton closed very successful term
Of .cho.l Ia this district last Thursday.
Miss Mathews, school In the Barger dis.
triet closes next Saturday, and we believe
sac has given general satisfaction.
John Young is rebuilding and putting
m addition 10 his barn.
DR. " J Taylor, OF Eugene, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Mr. Watkins and family, of Eugene
were visiting relations here Saturday and
Sunday.
| We would ike TO say something about
the quality OF road work that is being done
IN this district, but fear we could not with
out growing.
Hon John Long Is living on soup at pres
ent. Perhaps he viii conclude to let ths
doctor desc out medicine for him in the
future.
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Considerable real estate has changed
hands here recently, d Morgan buying
rs acres of land, house and barn adjoining
Tangent. + D jerks bought IL acres OF
land Of the Fagan farm, and L Bryan
bought house and lot In Tangent.
w d jerks Is building an addition to his
house.
The warehouse Is being repaired and
overhauled generally.
II w Settlemire returned few days age
from visit with his brother at Arlington,
and he reports crops driving up In Wascc
and other counties.
L r Smith and family returned the firsI
OF the week from visit with their son-in
law,who lives in Alsea Valley.
Born tothe wife Of w Newcomb,a boy
This Is the seventh bsy In the family ans
three Girls, there being two pairs of twins
The picnic at Bievins bridge Saturday
given by the Band, was a success, thougl
the attendance was not large. Rev d {
Mcfarland delivered good address in tn
/ forenoon aud Hon K Weatherford CAV
an able talk In the afternoon.
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WATERLOO.

DR. Carter, Of Corvallis, has just made
our town q visit.
We understand that Mrs Dayis who has
been lying very low, Is conyaiescing.
i'he farmers In our vicinity are haying
Among the campers here we noticed the
family of Mr. Edwards, of Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs Haney, of the Sodayille
hotel, were here Sunday,
We are all waiting anxiously to see the
new bridge begun. A bridge Is something
that has long been needed at this place.
Waterloo Is the place to catch fish, %
all ye nimrods turn your steps In this di
rection II you would have fine trout fol
breakfast, dinner and sapper.
One Of the most pleasant past times her
of an evening Is boating.
Waterloo Is to have grand celebration
and we are expecting and making PREF ara
ton for large crowd of people on tina
memorial day. All who wish to have da.
of good ksolid enjoyment should come
Among the other pleasures to be partici
pated in will be the dance which will cor
tinue all day and night.
Large crowds of people are beginning I
come here Sundays.
Mr. Dennis Klnm, Of Sodaviile, ha
moved to Waterloo, and Is keeping
boarding house and q feed stable. A
wanting fine meal and reasonable rate
; should call at the Klum house.
SoJouaNER.
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A CABIN BURNED.
Four Albany Men Have an Experience.

four Albany Mcn Haze an Experience.
Friday, June aIst, at so o'eioek.a silver
watch belonging to Fred Ross, this city,
stopped on account Of too much heat about
one hundred miles east OF Albany, In the
mountains beyond BreIienbush. whcre the
hot springs bubble forth their health CIV
Ing properties. The cabin OF claud Mans.
field caught fire from the stove pipe and
burned to the ground. Mr. Mansfield had
been there several months. On Friday,
June "a, he was joined by Mack Montcith,
Fred Ross and Clyde liill.of this city. in
the evening of Friday on returaing after a
hunt they found the cabin In ashes. All
their clothes, money, provisions and effects
had been inside. $as worth OF blankets
among other things were burned. A burn
ed five dollar piece, some silver and the
ruined watch were found. Saturday noon
the young mcn started without crust &c
eat for Albany. For twenty.four hour
they only had two fish apiece 10 eat. rhej
arrived In Gatcsyillc SUNDAY evening, ane
Monday morning, having no passabl,
money, continued their journey on foot fo
Albany, arriving in the evening, foot sor'
and tired out. They win spend the glori
GUS 4th In Albany and at least part Of then
return % the Hot Spring ranch afterwards
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Saturday evening the committee on the
9Th Of July celebration metal the Office oil
Curran Il Monteith aid prepared the fol
lowing program Tor the celebration here on
the Ath, Il speaks for itself
Procession viii form on Second street At
$50 n. IN
Police Squad.
Marshal aud aids.
nand, at corner OF Second and Ferry st.
Militia, resting on Broadsibin street.
Dand.
Liberty car and officers of the day reat-
Ing on Ellsworth street.
Band.
Flremce With apparatus, resting on Lyon
street.
knights Of p.ythias and other civic 50.
eictles.
Carriages.
Horsemen.
Citizens on foot.
And will march as follows
Up Second 10 Washington street, down
Washington 10 First, down First TO Lyon,
cut Lyon 10 Ninth, out Ninth TO
rnE GROVE,
where the exercises of the day will be held,
Hon. M. c. Gee 'ge viii deliver the Ora.
ton and Prof. w r vanscoy Will read
the Declaration og Independence. Music
and short literary program will follow,
when several contests OF different kinds
will take place.
Al . o'clock the
SHAM BATTLE
will begin on the MonteIth pastures. About
500 men viii engage Ia II, and 10000 car.
tridges used,
A game Of base bali between the Harris.
burg and Knox Butte clubs will take place
On the College grounds for silver bat !
followed by the following contests for
small pFlzcs:
Bicycle race, { mile. free for all.
Bicycle race, y mile, flee for all.
Bicycle race, y mile, for eafetles only
Stake race.
Three legged race.
wheeibarrow and brick race.
Sack race.
A shooting match for $50 will occur at
4 o'clock between Corvallis and Albany
teams.
The following contests will take place on
First street In the evening
Hose race, wet test, tournament rules to
govern. first prize. 500, second SIS.
Tender race, 400 yards, 81 50, seeond
$a,so.
Foot race, 400 yards, IS.
Foot race, loo yards, SIS.
Steam fire ensine contest for prize OF
$foo.
Ato o'clock a display Of fireworks will
take place from balloons suspended 900
feet above terra firma.
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wEpsmpAY.

sos inmates At the penitsntiary.
0ne week from tomorrow va celebrate.
Yesterday the o P pay car went over the
road settling for May.
Mr. @ i Wolyerton IL fearranging and
painting his handsome residence.
Mrs Marie Davis & Co will sell flower
wreaths for tba 4th Of July celebration ~
% cents apiece. Liberty car children should
take notice.
The Alha.v Ics Works shipped Ave tons
OF ice TO Engeas To day. They are doing .
rushing business.
Sheriff croisen. OF Marion county yesssr.
dag attached the Narrow Gauge levying on
rolling stock, for taxes. the amount being
Si377.
Monday night burglar entered the resi-
denee Of Mr. Galbraith, at the sast end
but WIN Gsibraith unloaded his revolver al
him and he tird promiscuoasly.
One block on Frat street Of the street
railway Is being graded, work to be done te
the Revere house corner, aud comE leted and
street put in good condition BY July 2d.
Mr Il 1 Thompson. representing th,
Northwes. insurance company, went tc Har
risburg to-day TO adjust the loss on the bars
Of b r Holt recently burned. 500 was car
ried on the building.
Bird Wells shipped eleven Young Chimes
pheasants 70 Spokane Falls yesterday. The,
were purchased by G B King for $50 ani
viii! be given their liberty on his ranch nea
Spopane. Corvallis Times.
oy Stevens, superintendent Of coustrue
ton OF the o P r r, in company with Messs
Antonelle & Doe, contractors. went TO th
front to day to make arrangements for re
suming work.
OF Porter. u Marshal-elect OF Alask.
10 in the city,
Miss Addie George arrived in the city e
day on visit home.
II B Ksnniston, Of Halsey, has been
J the city several day1.
$ Mr. Londa Gray arrived home to-day fro
Waitsburg, at least with an improved look
his face,
j. w. Ribelan, the irrepressible. now
Halsey. recently Of Leaburg, il dong A
d bany this week.
!. Joe Tyler, Of HaIsey, is in the city assia
: ing @ b Haight at his market. The boy
i ut homo running the radish patch.
Is The finest ball Of the season willibe ciy
o on 4th Of July evening at the opera houl
An immense attendance il expected. r.
have charge ef IL.
Mr. Scott Ward, Of piainyiew, has iuat
turned from trip to the Bslknap Sprin1
i. Johnny Isom, who went with him, renal
q cd for several hot water baths.
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New dress goodsIAt Meilwain'a.
Mason fruit Jars ii \ |. Ksnton's
New inyoioe ef dns grid rings ~ French /
A barrel Of salt salmon just opened ~ \ I
Kensons.
Fresh cream eh,ese just received II 7 |
kenton's.
New cream cheese Just received II coIfad
Mayers
For sale. cheap. second hand organ. Mrs,
HymAn's
5chairs running steady IT viersck's shaw
Ing parlofs.
Best roast coifse 10 To city at Conrad
Meyers.
Good cooking stove only so 81 Hopkins 4
saltmarsl's.
The beat watch 10 Tho world for the money
Ut r M Ffeneh'a.
Side saddles and ladies riding nutcinelss u
Thompson x overman's.
Thompson 3 Uyerman, agsnts5fo for the great
Dynamite buggy whip.
For anember one quality of kniyes folks
and spoons ealI at Il N Frencn's.
The choicest line Of table iuxaries can be
found 81 Brownell X Stsnard's.
A fresh milk COW, one half Durham, for
sale cheap. Apply TO DEMocRAr Office.
Nv Bentley. best boot and shoe maker 10
city, opposite Fortmiller & frl ing's
A large and line line OF window shades
iast received Al Fortmiller & fryingis.
Money cant buy better oots and shoes
than MeIlwain Is aslling, bfcalss1bstter
goods are not manufactured
Tho variety Of Is cont hata . going at 10
per cent discount at II Il O Howafd's, AZ
we'll a. their other millinery goods.
Some foe California cheese. barrel Of
golden drip syrnp and some iine comb honey
just receiyed at Bsownel. 4 stanard's.
Go 70 Royce q Hiblsr's for your job priat
Ind. They do any and all kinds Of work Ia
the pasiishins and Job printing line. Qaiek
work and lew pfioes.
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REAL EsrAr. SALES.
Robert Mathews 10 w II and Geo u
Shenherd ali inferesf In N e

Robert Mathews TO w II and Geo d
Shepherd, all interest In D l. G
OF Henry Williams. .....S sso
n States to John Pearl. .......... patent
Shane to r Conn, lots 7 and s
block 67, Albany y......... 1900
Brownsville Wooden Mfg. Co. TO o.
& G. X. r Co.. right of way -.
GuiIford Barnard 70 ] II Wigie, all
right, tile and interest, 20 acres
TIP Is SR 3w............... 10
United States to John o Boyd. Lib
erty Cemetery Association 10
ID Wood, lots 76 IN Liberty
Cemetery 7,sc
James 5 Dickson to NJ Thomas, 10
acres. TIP II R3w....... X Ioo
" II Young and NJ c Young to
Joseph ii Pearl, the undivided
one-fifth interest In ID l. c of
John Pearl. l................. 90
Mary A S Hite to NJ Sutford,part
of ID L c Of VIM Hite. e....... 400
Robert 9 Cochran to Peter Rvettner
STs or blk I3S, HIS A, Albany. Soc
A Tunison to Nellie Tunison, W
half y Z or. Sec. 40, TpI3SR
W, 90 acres.
Robert Andrews to Z A Citizens,
50 acres, Tp "a, s X R4w... Ioot
w K Kirk to q p Coshow and CHI
Cable, lot 4, blk 2, KS A. to n.
Brswpsville e.......,.........s IS
Francis and I J Butler to May q
Barnes. So acres, Sec. 81, Tp9,
/ SR 3 E................. 1906
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ACCIDENTALLY KfLLEp.--A few days
ago an old gentleman by the name OF John
Thompson, living on Mcdowell Greek,
about n or IS miles east OF Lebanon got
on horse without a bridle. He took a
package on the horse, which seemed TO
lrighien him. The horse began to .buck"
and ran tome distance throwing the old
gentleman off on some rocks, causing In.
iuries from which he died In few hours.
Mr. Thompson was 10 wears old.
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WANTED, $4,000 WORTH

of second hand furniture
at the Portland Branch.
Highest cash price paid
for second hand furniture
at the Portland Branch,
Buy your household furniture
at the Portland Branch
A new No. 8 cook stove with furniture
and pipe for $I6.
Anew No. ! cook stove with furniture
and pipe for SIa, at the Portland Branch,
Bargains In furniture, stoves, clothing
hardware at the
PORTLAND BRANCH.
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nIsSoLUTToN NOTICE. = Notice il
D hereby given that the co.partnership
heretofore existing between G, A, Chess
man and w. w. Chessnan, doing bnsi
ness under the firm name of Chessmsn
Bros, has this day been dissolved, c. 4.
ChessDan haying sold hisfnterexl to
B. Beatty. Tie business will continrsa
under the name of Cl.cssmau e Beatts-
debts Of the heretofore existing nrm cf
Chessman Bros
Peoria, Linn Co., Or, June llth, 1859.
W. w. CHEssMAN,
ca. CHI ssMAN.
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ia -. Il. KNOX.
Manager.

EALED BIDS WILL BE RECfEvEi,
y by the clerk OF School District No 5.
Linn county, Oregon. mp to s ciclocx 4.
m OF Saturday. July g. ). 1859. to tnrni<ss
said District with 90 cords OF grub OAK
wned. said Woo TO be 4 foot long and 10
stick 10 be less than 3 inches in diameter.
also To furnish said District with cnTtlz (
split IL wood tfron large treeal free
knots All weed TO he esIfvsre6 70 Il 4
Cen tral seheol tuilcfrF III Astat-y. 9fe
BOARD Tes erves tie right to Ttsfet ant or
all bids.
BY order fths Board Of Directors.
G. g BUsKHAkT, Clerk.
June 2fst, 1850,
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University Of Oregon.
EUGENE, OREGON.

Next session begins on Monday, the
10Th OF September. 1859.
Free scholarships from every county in
the State. Apply TO your County Superin.
tendenL Free tuition after January Iss,
1890
Four courses Classical, Scientific, Lit
efaFy and short English Course In
whi b there In no Lsfin. Greex French
or German. The English Is pse-eminently
Business Course. For catalogues or
other infoi matien, address
J. w. JOHNSON,
President.
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- - - =
Soath Albany

A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences. owing to Its nat
ural advantages and nearness to the center
oi business. Compare the size, location
view and access TO and from these lots, ,a.it
you will be convinced oftheir merits Cal
early and secure home befos : the advance
In price. Apply to
TwERpAI.E & REDFr kLp, Agents.
First door south of Post Office.
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rlTY TAxEs,-Notice Is hereby given
Oregon, for the year 1889. has been placed
In my hands for collection, and that !
will be at the Council Chambers of sail
city TO reeeivs and receipt for the taxes
charged in said roll, for the period OF -
days from date OF this notice. All tsxe-
remaining unpaid at the expiration Ct
thirty days thereafter wi.I be returned Il,
the Common Council ofthe city of Albany
as delinquent, and costs and expeust s
for collecting such lakes be added thereto.
Eated at Albany. Or, this l0sE day ef
June, 1859.
John h. HoFFa n
City Marshal.