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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
A wooLEs MILL.

Mr.. Shaw Is on his way to Ohio on
special business. lie contempiates build.
a woolen mill In Albany Sundays ore.
gomas.
II the report Is true Mr.. Shaw mean
business and Albany will have woolen
mill, an institution we have long wanted
here. The bonus asked will be a reason.
able one. This Is an enterprise our eiii
zens should hack.
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/ DIED.

MONTEITH.--At Corvallis, on We'd
nesday morning, January 9th, 1880, Mrs.
Charlotte Monteith, aged about 60 years.
Mrs. Monteith came to Oregon, with her
husband and family, about twenty years
ago, residing In Albany until about seven
years ago, when she moved to Corvallis.
She saw family of seven or eight children
and her husband all pass away, but one
daughter, Mary, who survives her in poor
health. Mrs. Monteith was one of natures
noble women, the loss of whom Is great
one. Few more exemplary wives and
mothers ever live.
SALTMARSH.-On Monday evening,
Jan. 9Th, 1880, at his home in Albany. of
typhoid fever, John Saltmarsh, aged Io
years, 1 days. Just entering into manhood
his loss is great one to his mother, broth
ers and sisters and many friends through
the city, who have our sympathy in their
affliction. Funeral services were held at
the residence In afternoon, Rev. Prichard
conducting them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

The engagement Of Miss Esther Cohen.
daughter Of A Cohen, OF this city and Louis
solomon, Of Portland, 10 announced.
Harry Parker, brother II the Parker Bros
OF this city, broke leg at Spokane Falls on
New Years day. Slipped and fell on the
side walk.
Force Of impulse IL the name Of play
bsing rehearsed by Y Go to be presented in
the BEST local talent In the ".
The man Who stole the ham yesterday
evening from the Willamette Packing Cos
store was gwen ten days In the County jail,
BY his Honor, Justice Humphrey.
Mr.. Jos. Lame, Of Halsey, has been In the
city to-day. He stated that the residence Of
MIR. Elias Kseney, father Of Geo. B. Ksensy,
of this city, was burned last night
Capt Kelley, who run the @Yaquina Bay"
aground, has been discharged and ]. g. Stew
art, Of this city, appointed agent In his place
at the Bay This gives general satisfaction.
Rev w d Humphrey, Of Eugspe City,
minister of the Christian denomination will
preachin the Christian church next Sabbath
morning and evening. He talks Of locating
here.
The revival services at the baptist church
conducted by Rev O Burchets, Of Portland,
are Of much interest. Meetings begin ct 2
and 7 o'clock, p. m. All are invited TO at
tend.
The Oregon Pacific Railroad to-day IL put
ting go, 600 in circulation In this city by
paying or their hands here. There are ru-
fnors that the head Offices viii be moved here
eventually but this is unfoundeda
Mr.. Chas. Metzgar and J. J. Doris hsve
associated themselves together in the Insur-
ance and General Brokers business, their Of.
fee being on First Street, opposite the Russ
House, Albany, Or. The firm will be known
after this as Chas Metzgar & Go.
DIR. A. III. Black, who is spending the
winter with Banker Wallace, Ut Salem. will
preach 10 the u. p. Church next Sabbath
morning. DIR Black was once Rev ) @ Ir-
vines tutor in Gresk and Latin, and con-
tigues young and energetic man At seventy
Eve.
There is man in town who wrote 10 Gen.
eral Harrison and has received reply from
Private Secretary Halford. bat the hand
writing is so much like . gr;diron struck
BY lightning that be 10 doubtful whether it
Is . mere acknowledgment or an offer Of
cabiret position. .-Walla WalIa Statsssau.
The Corvallis Times says that the Corvallis
sports did not take interest enough in the
race between Cameron and Loyeland to even
cause discussion, much Less wager nickel
on the result. Good for Corvallis. Foot rae
ing is becoming very low business.
Albany has got rid Of her destitute Chinese
laborers who have been working on the O.P.
extension. The citizens paid the company
go head to skip them 10 San Francisco, and
they passed through this city this morning
on their way thither.-Coryaliis TINES. $50
head would be $3.50. Just how much IL
cost Is not exactly known, but no such sum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
WEDNESDAY,.

Go to P. j. LapOrte for your boot and shoe
repairing.
J. P. Wallace. Physician and Surgeon, Al
bany, Or
A new barrel of sauer kraut just received
at F L Kenton's.
i. Leabo. Toledo merchant, has made q
general assignment.
Mr.. Clutch Henry" and his darkey nurse
left to-day for the north.
Miss Esther Cohen and her spouse-elect
are visiting in the city with the parents and
friends of the for.ner.
Tweedals carries the boss heating stoves
and sells them the cheapest.
Call and see those Early Breakfast stove,
and ranges 1t w g Tweedale's.
An English court has decided that we'd
ding presents belong to the husband.
You win save money by getting you
plumbing and job work done at Tweedale's
| The county court yesterday changed III
name OF Chas II Schubert to Chas II Muel.
Ter.
'sYoung man, 60 north" That is the or,
in California, and the boom is hoominI
hitherward.
Sixteen new cauneries are to be started i
Alaska the coming season. Too much Of
rush at one time.
Hon A c Stanley, of jackson county, wa
in the city to-day on his way to Salem. w
acknowledge call.
A valuable horse belonging to @ z Knight
en- was killed by the north bound train nea
Tangent yesterday morning.
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Plenty Of laborers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.--Speaking on the
agitation Of the question Of the alleged scarcity
of laborers in California, Ex-Governor Perkins
says: "The question is very clear tome. There
Is enough white help in this state at all times to
eupply all demands. II the men who are
clamoring for more Chinese knew how to treat
white men their work would be better done and
the general result more satisfactory. can 90
out to-day and get 1000 men, men who are able
and willing to work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

The following Sabbath School officer,
were elected in this city Sunday for the
ensuing year
Cengregational-A. Browneii, Superin.
tendent w r Bialn, Asst Superinten.
dent Miss Catherine Aithouse, Organist
Miss Annie Althouse, Treasurer, r L Ken.
on, Secretary Geo w kecney, Financial
eeretary w r Biain, blackboard Illus
rator Mrs A Browneli, choris.er.
u. P.--Geo w Gray, Superintendent Il
Blain, Asst Superintendent S Z Young
Treasurer @ ii Stewart, Secretary 7
Nutting, Reporting Secretary Miss MIL
dred Burmester, organist.
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wHi be Dramatic.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 6.-The revival Of in
terest in the identity Of Murchison Of Pomona
by the connection of Governor Sheldon's name
Herewith has caused those holding the secret
to rciaxa little, and it is now intimated that
Murchison's real name will be given with dra-
matte effect on March 4 next. Murchison is TO
go on to Washington, take part in the inaugural
ceremonies as Murchison, and then he viii be
introduced to President Harrison nnder his
proper name.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
Come to Oregon.

FARGO, Dak., Jan. 6.-News comes here Of
pitiabie state Of affairs among the Norwegian
farmers of Walsh countyr 1t is said there are
about fifty families almost destitute, The only
means Of subsistence they have or have had for
some time is cooking their green frozen wheat
into sort of porridge. The live within the
belt where early frosts did the greatest damage
and had relied solely on this seasons crop to
tide them over the winter, but this calamity LEFT
them with absolutely nothing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

THE MAIL RoBBER.-B. F. Watkins the
ex-railway mail clerk recently convicted
In the United States Court for stealing a
registered package containing $3.50 in gold
and greenbacks, mailed at Scio, Linn Co.,
for Portland, is the latest arrival at the
penitentiary. Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
A Modest Claim. .

Nrw HAVEN, Conn, Jan. S.--F, c, Patter-
son, Of Portland Or, claims that nearly all the
land wccrc the town Of Stratford now stands,
belongs TO The heirs Of fIezekiah Patterson,
who died In f76o. Patterson, II Is chained, ,ieft
the property TO his wife on condition that II she
married again II should 20 to the children. Mrs.
Patterson married and disposed Of the hchildrcn
by binding them out. An attorney is looking
up the natter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
vesnvius Angry.

NAPLES, Jan. s.--yesuvius Is showing In
creased activity. A new cone which has
formed has been opened. A landslide has
occurred at Posilippo. A massof rock and
earth 10000 cubic yards In extent fell upon
the houses below, Killing one man and sev.
eral animals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
Len Forty Children.

OGDEN, Jan. S.--onc Of Israel's patriarchs
has gone to the valley Of Jehosaphat. lie ID
Abraham Hunsaker, an ancient Mormon oi
long years standing. who, In the course Of his
checkered career as Saint of the Latter Days
married gve women, from whom he had, at the
time Of his death, forty living children, OF whom
tweniy-six married ones had blessings Of aggre-
gate offspring Of i3o, making ITO live iwigs on
hat one partiarchal tree.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
HONE ANDABRoAD
MonnAr.
The Assoria 1 Albany Railroad.


The Astofia 4 Albany RaiIroad.
Mr. $ q Irvine, Newpors's live real estate
man, has been In the city several days
Mr. \ L Such, Of San Francisco, is in The
city.
viii H Parry has retired from the Salem
Statssmdn.
Hon Kirk pncs passed through the city
to-day for Salon.
Bids sre advertised for carrying mail to
aud from the o e. & depot.
Salem has married peoples dancing club.
none of the small boys are admitted.
Mr. III Eckerman, formerly OF this city, Is
now located ut Bully, MaIheur county.
The Boston COMEDY Company pissed
through the city to-day for Corvallis where
they will play to night.
Mr. William Faber has returned TO Albaay
from bis trip 10 Germany. after an absence
| OF several months.
Th. canvass Of the vote on The change Of
school books has been made st Salem but
wiIlnct be made public until next week.
l Killian 10 the name of the Justice Of
the Peace at Vansycle. He IL soine ewhat Of
mixture Of both L Sullivan and Kilrain.
Probably 100, 900 people located in Oregon
and Washington Territory during 1883. The
number will be doubled the comisg year.
Mrs Malioy, the reyivalist, who was re-
con ~ married at HaIsey, has begun work al
Salem. Mrs Malloy only takes Ia the small
rpiaces like Halsey aud Salem.
The Portland Welcome is probably the beat
weekly paper Published 10 Portland. It
SHOWS that paper can be lively without be.
ing vulgar and obscene like some OF its neigh,
bors.
w Barr, the railroad coutraetor sncnt
Sabbath 10 the city. He reports 4 urospoct
of having cars running on the street railws
at Salem within ten days.
IL was rumored to-day that the Greg. n
facities carpenters and bridge builders had
oeeH cai'sd IN sor tho winter; but cannot find
the authority for the rumor.
The Salem papers have begun asking how
about that woolen mill or some other wooIen
mill. Oar experience here 10 that such
Questions indicate big hitch somewhere.
1t Is stated that on the evening Of the
great light between jackson and MeAnlia in
San Francisco, the colored people held a
prayer meeting and asked that their coiored
pagiIist might win. He won.
Hon X A Irvine went TO Corvallis TO day
on behalf Of our citizens. 70 make arrange
msnts with the Oregon Pacific for the con.
yeying Of the destitute Celestials TO their
homes In San Francisco.
Two young men from Iowa located in In
dcpepdence five years ago. without any
worldly wealth at all, now they are worth
oyer rs. 600. modest sum, yet enough TO
shew what young men can do who are sober
and industrious.
First street to-day is credit to the city,
and shows what fsw dollars will do. The
cost is very small compared 10 the benefit
resulting. The privilege u crossing busi-
nsss street in rainy country without affect
ing blacking on your shoes il great one.
The Albany fire department has instituted
amove for obtaining the passage Of Law
changing the time OF exemption from seven
60 five years, and for facilitating the trAnsfer
from one company to another. Every com
pany In the State will be asked to assist ia
securing the passage Of such Law.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
The Panama Canal i.

LoSDos, Jan. ga Paris dispatch to the
Standard says The Panama canal difficulty
has been temporarily averted, all the contrac.
tors having consented to receive shares In the
Panama railway as guarantee for sums be.
coming due them In the immediate future. The
shares Of the new company win be reserved ex.
ciusiyely for the present stockholders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11
A Brutal Murder.

cARsos, Ney, Jan. s,--Yesterday morning
two young men named Deloras coranado and
Ed Pixley had friendly set.to with bare knuck'
les for sf 50 the winner to treat the crowd
Pixely struck coranado in the stomach, which
caused his death few hours after, Pixely i
in jail.
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Hunt Talks.

wALLA WALLA, w, T., Jan. Sat mass
meeting this afternoon J. w. Hunt spoke. He
said he had not built the o. & w. T. to sell
out; that his system was independent Of all
other roads, and that ne intended to keep it
that way, He had a fifty-year traffic agreement
with the Northern Pacific, and therefore was
absolutelo indifferent to combinations and joint
leases Of other companies. He had made this
city the center Of his system and would build a
depot that would be credit to this or any other
city, and pay for half the necessary depo,
grounds. He had established his headquarters
in this city. purchased home here and was ex.
pecting to reside here henceforth.
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TRArs-MesSr,
Morrison

SMALL TRAcTs.-MesSrs. Morrison,
Crawford and Holsseln, three Sco,ea cen
tlemen, formerly of Nebraska, recently OF
Olympia. w. T., to-day purchased the iso
acre farm of C. Z. wolyerton. at Oakville
One or two more families will arrive and
the farm will be divided into smalltraeis oi
twenty TO forty acres and be devoted &c
fruit culture.
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GOLDEN RULE nAzAAR.
ash eoe. Laa. Way. a. Jaiias eraawAoi-.

Cash Goes Loas Ways as Juiias Gradwhei's
have made arrangements for buying
goods direct from the factories In Europe,
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast
The following are some of my cash retail
prices /:
X dozen unhandled :ea cups and saueers,
IS cts.
= dozen unhandied coffee cups and sau-
GERS, IS cts.
y dozen handled coffee cups and sau
GERS, 50 cts.
u dozen seven inch dinner plates, 4s
cts.
These goods are all iron stone China and
not cheaper grade OF goods. These price.
are for 80 days.
iULIUs GRADwoHL.
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i,estltaion.

WAsHIscToS, Jan. GA telegram was re-
eeiyed a, the navy department to-day saying
that 1000 iaboren employed at the la coleera
cut, Panama. had just been discharged, and
gFea. ssss.-ess prevails in consequence.
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RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand. d.................s .s3,.7;

The Chic Engi neer In his report gives
the condition of the fire apparatus and
buildings of the city, showing 1t to be
good but states that "the Council should
II possible build better house for the oc-
cupaDcy of Rescue Hook & Ladder Co.
There are eight water cisterns and four
hydrants. He recommends another els
ern in the eastern district. The total loss
by fire during the year he reports as fol-
lows :
March II. DIR o'Tool's house, Srso, in
sured.
April "a. Ed Coins barn, $Ioo, insured
May II. Alarm. o r & N wharf. Loss
nominal.
June 9. Alarm. John schmeer's barn
| No loss.
June II. Chas Pfeiffer's barn, $500. Nc
insurance.
Total loss, $3.50. Insurance, $3.50.
4
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DoN'T PASS IRA petition Is being
circulated in the state asking for law
compelling engineers running even trac-
ton engines to have license. Should
such law pass II would work great
hardship on the owners OF threshing out
fits, who would almost be unable to o5tain
engineers, and only at high prices
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---->~-n-
Cara Of Thanks.

On behalf Of my destitute countsymen,
who found themselves In Albany without
any money and full Of hunger. I wish 70 ex-
press thanks 10 the good oitizsns Of Albany
who have assisted them In getting food 4
keep them from starving.
'.JIm NEsrFALL."
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A Nice Young Man.

CINCINNATI, Jan, S,--The Keefer Milling
Company failed yesterday. 1t now transpircs
hat during December Keefer, jr., secretary o
the firm, forged drafts to the amount Of s46,
600 on which he realized at the banks. The
young nah is missing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

All parties knowing ths,isslvcs indebted
10 the drm Of Thompson & Waters. either
by nots or accouat. must coms forward aud
settle the same within thirty days, as there
Is going 10 be change in their business.
Brownsville, Or, Jan. Ist, 1883.
TuonPsSN a WATERA
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SIZZLING AT cosT.-Until after the holi
days all my stock of felt hats and bonneis,
baby hoods, piushes, fancy feathers, etc.
Special sale, call early. Ida M. Brush,
first door east Strahan's new briek.
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LONDON. Jan. 7.-Severe weather i report.
cd in the Black sea during the pas, foriy-eight
hours. Many sailing vessels have been wreck
cd, and over one hundred seamen los, their lives.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

WIDE 1Ep1eo PRINTS. "A large invoice
OF the above goods has been received, and
will be sold at vedseed Prices. They are de-
sirable patterns and are bargain.
"a a SAMUEL E. YoUEG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

PuaE MLK.-Mr. Henry Stewart has
established milk route in this city and
asks for the patronage of our citizens.
Tickets for sale at Browneli & Stanard's.
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OF hesltA and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the nse of Syrup OF Figs,
Is IL acts In harmony with nature TO effec-
tua,ly ciaanee the syatem when costive OF
billions. For sals 10 Soc. and { bottles by
all leading drugIists.
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TUESDAY.
A.. ~. < R. R,

There la case Of smallpox at tAmity, Yam
bill county.
To our knowledge there Is not Chinese
COOS IN . single private family in Albany.
Idsiman : Walker pay two cents taxes in
Marion county. Il IL paid on 3le acres Of
land.
This 10 to be boom year for Oregon, and
there will be growths in cities that will open
eyes.
MrJ Ma:lock, Of Crawfordsville, was
IN the city yesterday. We acknowledge e
pleasant call.
/ The average attendance ia the Sabbath
~ 400.
Seventeen persons were committed TO the
insane asylum from Marion county during the
past six months.
The firm of Harris 4 Gillet. marble deal
| era, has dissolved partnership. Mr. Gillet re-
tiring from the business.
An Astoria band has just declared . divi-
dend OF $40 to each member. the result ol
four years hard work. Nothing like belong
Ing to band.
Nevada is going down hill. In the year o.
1850 Neyada polied Is. 343 votes; in 1854 IL,
t11 ~ssA 80 ASoc Ia &0ft 1uOWAuH ~ uUCkc4ts
| OF about ons-third in its voting population.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, editor OF the Lebanol
Elpress, vas in the city TO day on his wa,
70 Texas on business connected with aome o
his fathers interests.
Mrs George Monteith, Of Corvallis, . form
er resident of Albany. n woman Of remark
able purity and nobility of character. is ly
ing dangerously i'll at her home in Corvallis
without expectations Of recovery.
nj The Published report that burglary wa
attempted at the st. Charles Hotel Sunda
night had no other foundation than wo-
lman's getting frightened as noise made b,
. cat. Behold. how great . matter littl
i fire kindieth."
a Hon w X Price. Of Jackson county. in
formed reporter yesterday that the Rogu
; river valley is much in need Of rain, in fas
!. that unless it comes soon much da mage wi
result. He says the dust is fy ing there an
! people are compelled TO draw water for the
= stock ~ in summer.-otosesman.
,e l1'he census reports, which are only Al
is proximate, give the following value Of Of
chard products in the United States: +,
1856. estimated. apples, $50. 400 600; pear
$l4, 10000; peaches. $50, l35. 600; grape
e. IlS,900; strawberries, $5.000, 900; 9th
,e traits. $lO.e00, 600. Total, $l37, 7s3, 90
: In 1880. the census reports make the who
= amount Sc. s76. l54.
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CuRiosIrIEs.--Some very fine persina-
mons, Japanese oranges and sugar cane at
F. H Pfeiffer,s. Try them. 1t will cost
nothing to see them.
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NURsERy.-J. F. Backensto Is the ac-
credited agent of Vancouver Nursery. AP'
ply to him for fruit or ornamental trees al
Al-a-y, Oregon.
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Even In Checkers.

LONDON. Jan. The checker coaies, be-
tween Baker the American player. and Smith
has been concluded. The score Of the games
stood Barker. s; Smith, I; drawn, as.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-01-11

A pain in the back often leads to compile
Gated diseases that are almost incurable.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures the first and pre-
vents the latter. 1t is sorely vegetable, aid
is warranted and sold by Foshay b Mason.
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BORN.

MILLARD.-On 1uesday, Jan. s, 1889,
to the wife of John Millard, girl.
PAYNE.-On Monday, Jan. 7, 1889. to
the wife of N. P. Payne-a boy.
SIMPSON. On Saturday morning,
Jan. sth, 1859. in Albany, to the wife of
9. w. Simpson, girl.
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All kinds OF woolen dresa goods are 25 per
cent cheaper than they were q year ago. Our
stock is all fresh, consequently VEGAS give
very wv prices.
WE READ.
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SUPERIOR. Is the name of the
stove at G. w. Smiths attracting SO much
attention. 1t Is splendid cook stove.
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Wa wAST,-Your butter and eggs and
will pay you either cash or trade for II.
BRowNELL & STASARD.
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Elya Christian, whose husband was killed
at Brownsville on the Narrow Gauge, soppe-
time ago, has just received verdict of s30Ot
against the Company.
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FoR SALE.-The best paying business
for the money invested, In the city. In
quire Of c. l.. Brush, foot Of Lyon Street.