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EREDEKICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
DAVIS SCHOOL
Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN

An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates
This is Military Boarding School, and is one Of the
Healthy location. hne climate. mid winters, Cadet
Cornet Band Cadet orchestr iui course q study OF
business. Complete Course IN Ielegraphy. For
E1s-2w' COL A C. DAVIS. supt-, LAGRANGE NC
II EE MAR COLLEGE. WITH MUSIC AND ART
send Tor catalogue to C. l. kEEDi. Pres aassr--
nPEN ALL sUMMER-CHEAPEsT AND BEST
" Place 70 learn IraMing and Pantlng,Na-
S1si AsIdSnE 4 tSe aTsi 10 ~ y medals a
and studied an Europe PORTRAITS IA charcoal,
on to S Srdr ro Is 10 1000 Studios
every DAY and "Wednesday evenings Call and see the
wonderful progress OF students. jy0-lm'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
w Cloud building; 9th and sts-cIwentieth wear
ad1ansFes O. B. LA I DireesSr SSI
~ OCKyILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, ND
HI opens September lO. 1889. Limited 70 twenty.
Half-hour from Washington. Instruction Thorough
and IA ali deTsrtinents sene for catalogue heN Z.
AM.,V.P.; ". 5. sLkkMAN.. ABB. First Assistant
II ocKLAND, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RE-opENs
hsepteunber IL; thorough trainingi home govern
as TI6er liniisa ssai,h SH5 An sienaef t.
A. NJ. tYalel, sandy spring, Md. iyl-3m
FtNHEo INGALLS, KING, TEACHER OF PIANO
II and ORGAN; Tor the sum nner az v. 81 Nv" MOP
day. Wednesday and FriGAy. 80 TO 10 am ,el7-ln
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. CORNWALL.
IN y. Y $500 per year. For circular, with courses
OF study, &C, address Col c. j. RIGHT, Is ., A. NJ
supt.s Is. b. HYATT, coIno't OF Cadets. 1elO-om
(,HELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGoNTZ PA UN-
~ excelled location and surroundings. New school
equipment. Gymnasium military drill, &C Thorough
preparation for College Scienthc School For CIR
jeio-2m JNo CALVIN RICE. A. NJ Principal.
TrNIVERSITY-TRAIN TEACHERS-PREPARE
" civil service, West Point College &c Glasses
and private lessons day or evening. FRANK Z HALL
~ L ST. nv myl0-3B
Fg,HE BEliIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
s23 14th stn.w
Terms BERN
Oren an Summer. Also Summer School o. Asbuy
Park. n =. auaD
cPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH
Eand u sts. ny Founded 1864 More than $4,000
Young aid women have been trained IL the SIen-
Colleges Day and night sessions Blk courses:
business Course: shorthand. IyIewrtine and Graph
oIhone; Practical Englishi 1elegraIhy: speDcers'
kapid Writing, heading and OrGtOry, Delsarte melhod
Business furnished with trained employees. Illus
trsted catalogues tree. SARA A. SPENCEk, Vice
Principal; HENRY G. SPENCER. IL b. Principal
nln.O
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 6TH
U1 ct, near City post-Ofhce. Colored students not
admitted. Call or send for catalogue. Iaho
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SOME CRUMBS OF CULTURE.
Boston Manufacturing Center Of Bo-
gus Antiquities.

OLD YuRNrruRE TURNED OUT BY wHoLEsALE At
SHORT NoTIcE-wErRD PROCESSES FOR COUNT
ERFEITISo AaH--THE MODERN ArHENs-Cu-
aIous AUCTION RooMs-oUExR CUSTOMERS.
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MARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
M ct, near City Post-Ofice Colored students nos
admitted. Call or send for catalogue. Inho
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City AND DISTRICT.

Judicious Advertising
CREATES many a ne,o business;
ENLARGES many an odd business;
REVTVES many dIl business;
RESCUES many a lost business;
SA YES many a failing business;
PRESER YES many a large business;
SECURES success in any business
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The Rapid Development Of East Wash
iDgton Property.

BYSD1cArEs AND PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS HELPING
TO IMPROVE CAPITOL HILL-A BUSY BUILDING
SEASON THROUGHOUT THE DIsTRIcT-oTEER
MATTERS OF INTEREST.
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QUESTIONS on WHICH THERE u A GREAT DIrYER-
ENcE OF OPINION AMONG SOCIAL REYoRNERs
AND SCIENTISTS. PHILANrHRoPIsTs AND PHYsr-
CLANS, POLICEMEN AND PLAIN CITIZENS.
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Many temperance advocates, as already
stated, maintain that drunkenness is not a
crime and should not be made such by law.
They believe that inebriety is the result of
heredity or unfortunate circumstances, and
that the victims should be tendery cared for
Kind words, they think. will have n better
effect than prison bars. What they want is an
inebriate asylum erected in pleasant location
with large garden about it where the inmates
can spend the warm days under the shade trees
and where their associations will be such as to
influence them in the right direction. Such
considerate treatment will have the effect it is
thought, OF reforming at least portion Of the
drunkards.
PRACTICAL VIEWS.
The citizens generally are in favor Of any
thing that will keep drunken men off the
streets, out Of the sight of women and children
and where they can not interfere with and an
noy orderly people. To accomplish this they
generally favor the passage of an act punish
ing drunkenness, as such law would certainly
not increase the burden Of tax payers, even If
IT did not lessen it. At any rate 1t would have
the effect Of keeping many drunken men OF
the thoroughfares, and would also increase the
revenues Of the District.
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The brickmakers are having all they can do
to supply the demand for brick. Men who have
been in business for years say that they have
never known such demand at this season of
the year: At the building inspectors Office it is
stated that more building permits were taken
out last month than during the corresponding
period Of last year. The present month viii
probably show a similar increase, and il is said
that the value Of the buildings 10 greater.
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The farmers around In the nelghborhood
Of Tangent are getting along splendid with
their spring seeding.
The cars ran over q very valuable horse
for Mr. +. A. Moses here one day last week.
II crippled the horse 80 bad that they had
70 Kill Il. This makcs two horses the cars
have killed for him.
Mr.. Arthur Boards new dry house Is IN
der full headway, Il will be quite building
when done. Mr. u w Mills 4 doing the
carpenter work for him. II Is about time
Tangent Is booming.
Mr. r A Moses Il going to lay ont some
OF his ground into town lots and will sell
them.
The men about town have good time
playing croquct these long days.
We notice Miss Moliie Luper Is able to
be out after long spell Of lung fever.
We understand the recent rain did not
raise the caiapooia RIYer high snongh TO
float any saw logs down from the noun
tains.
The school here at Tangent Is not 60
large on account of most all the larger
scholars having 70 stay at home.
Mrs ] Beard has been fixing up her
house, which does credit to the place.
Our former townsman. Mr.. Mace Moses,
we are informed was joined In the happy
bonds of wediock.
Three rnnaways are reported here dur.
Ing one week.
Our section boss, Mr. McPherson has
rented Mrs Anderson's place and has inoy-
ed bis family here with US.
Miss Minnie Mcfarland 10 teaching a
very successful school here at Tangent.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

435 Jaae Rozsll aet ) Rozell. Diyosss.
Divorce granted.
43s State agt AT ThOmpson. Manslaugh-
tor. On trial.
IA. State agt James Bannon. Burglary.
Indictment. Continued.
44G State agt Geo Roas Assault with q
DANGEROUS weapon Continued.
255 r Schooling agt w X Mcdaniel.
Referred toJ { Powell Continued.
25S. Assignment, Shane & Lonsway. III
nal report tilsd Aod approved and assignes
discharged.
2S0. 7 L Herren agt ID II HAlsteaA. Fore
close NJ. Judgment for Pi'f for sl4S.l5
34l. r BAckensto agt F Conn. Ac
counting. Referred 20 @ Il Wolverton. Con
tinued.
347. s A Adams agt r II Rutherford
Foreclosure Referred to M Brink. Continu
ed
377 IRDawson az. ! W Ellison. To :
cover money. Continued.
$40 / r. Dawson sqt J w Ellison. To re.
cover money. Continued.
| 39I II Peery. Admir- agt J w Gaines
Ex'r. Eqaity. Referred TO Judge Blackman
Con ntinued.
30G Geo A Whiting agt w 8 and Fiorenc
Wsiker. To recover money. Judgment 70
Pl'f and attached property ordered sold.
All Seuders * Sternbnrg agt F NJ Cum.
mihgs. To recover money. Con tinued.
474. A T Workman agt Eta Workman
Divorce. Referred to Judge Powell.
43s State agt A T Thompson. Manslaugh
ter. Verdict not guilty.
447 I z Afford agt + Afford. Co.nu!a
ed.
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| Editors Democrat

Editors Democrat
| Taos w Bryant, formerly Of Linn conn-.
| ", has his acre tract Of fruit land about
cleared and has set about two acres out In
choice fruit trees. He intends to finish
| planting bis tract next fall.
Gil Luderman's goods have been de-
| Iayed and be has been disappointed, In that
| he expected 70 have bis establishment In
running order by this time. He has his
store fixed up In city style and will no
doubt do good business, a. he Is all busi.
ness himself.
Trees IL bloom, and Of course It Ii q
pretty sight.
The Oregon" will be opened soon, and
the event will be celebrated BY grand
supper. The hotel Is nicely furnished and
reflects much credit on the pr0prietors.
Il IL what Ashland has needed for long
lime, first class hotel.
Ashland shone out IN all her splendor
Saturday evening, March I6, By the aid Of
electric lights, for the first time. Itproved
. grand success and will, we think. be q
big benefit to our young city.
The street commissioner IL busy grad
Ing streets In the southern part OF the
city. The new $500 Champion patent
street grader works like charm and IL
very satisfactory am told
Ashland has population Of about 7soo.
There are six teachers employed In her
public schools. The state normal u In
creasing 10 number Of students and Il pre-
sided over by m able corps Of teachers.
Ashland wants fruit cannlMg establish
ment. and will give snug bonus to tire
right party. There IL chance for SEINE
man with some capital Of his own to get
into good paying business. The surplus
Of fruit demand such an enterprise, and It
IL only o matter Of short time when We
viii be supplied.
A large number Of trees have been set
out In the past few months In the famous
Rogue river valley, and the result IL bound
TO be satisfactory As this Is indeed fruit
raising county. ]. Al
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work on washinxson Street stopped nor
the Present.

Lat Tuesday Judge r T Boise granted Al
injunction festraining the city of Albany
from digging. cutting down. exoayating ol
grading Warrington street from its intersee.
tion with First street 10 its intersection with
Third street, or any part thereof, until tlra
hearing or further order Of the COURT
upon execution by the plaintiff, A H Mar
shall, to the defendant, the city Of Albany, o.
an undertaking in the aum. Of $1,000, oondi
toned that the plaintiff win pay oil costs and
damages 10 defendant Ia case che injunctior
is declared wrongful or without cause. Th,
undertaking has been filed and the CORE
plant, The original Of which covers ton pages
Of legal cap, has hesn served on Recorder
Henton. The complaint sets forth the action
Of the city Ia the matter aud asks for per.
manent and perpetual injunction on The
grounds that "the cutting down and grading
10 being done without right or authority ol
law" That there exists Ia the city. neithel
by ordinance or law no established grade
aud no definite grade. That the city has
never at any regular meeting by ordinance,
Law, resolution or order. authorized or di-
reotad the marshal 10 give TO plaintiff notics
10 gFs de said street, nor has che marshal ever
notified plaintiff TO mako grade as required
by SEQ 02. nor did tho city ever notify plaint.
III OF its intention TO pass ordinance. law. res.
olution,!or order TO cut down and grade the
street, That sections Sc and 67 are uneou-
stitutional aud void. as thsy impose asseaa-
menta for local improvements. withontnotice
TO aud Of = hearing on the part OF property
owners, and that the street 10 now being. cut
down without notice or hearing.
CE Wolvertan and ID II N Blackburn sp-
pear for tho plaintiff. Under the injunction
this will put stop 20 the work until the
hnal hearing or upon another order by Judge
Boise.
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Mr.. julius Gradwohl carries a fine stock Of
standard groceries, fact our citizens should
remember when buying.
Call on u. w. Smith and get one of.those
Missouri Steam Washers warranted to do as
recommended.
The largest, finest and best assorted stook
Of groceries in town can be found at
Brownell & Standards.
A fine line Of oil kinds Of furniture, plain
aud upholstered, bes stock in this part OF
Oregon ID Fortmiller 8 Irving's.
ii you want clean and fine smoke ask for
J, Joaeph's home made white labor cigars
For sale by most cigar dealera and at his
Josephs factory.
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Rev Harris hss sold ilia residonoe ID salem
10 81 Ohio man for $500 ,'nahing . prDfIl
% III.
Smith q Bryan, of Tangent, have sol i
their business TO Mr n II Moore. recently oi
this city.
Hon w II Kirk, pvtar Hume and o r 10
show, three Of Brownsvills's live citizens ars
10 she city to-day.
Salem will have two ics faotories, and Al
bany enc this GUNNER, The only ones south
oi Portland In the state.
O q Olsen has sold his residence, consist
Ing Of house and lot 10 Il d Cusiek for $3.50
= A Burkhart. agent
Mr. A Haekleman returned to-day from
Corvallis and reports the prospects good foi
an early resumption Of work On the o. r.
The old blind darkey, who has been around
Albany on several other occasions, Il in The
city to-day. rather Of . piiiabls looking OBJ
jeos.
Read the adv Of Onsoo. Mcknight Bros,
famous trotter. II will be Of interest 10 AL
bany men ~ well ~ Linn county hsrsemen
generally.
Nov Albany comes to tbs front with q
20, 600 cash bonus and u going 10 have
hthst NouthH ulAn tuhu 9AieWs NUDa IDt
Albany! y!-East Oyegonian.
Albany. tho second Ia,geAt tax paying
county Ia the state, certainly Il entitled 20
tho reform school. Give Us something.
won't you gentlemen I We're hungry.
Mr. 4 Young went TO Seattle to-day to
consider 40 offer for soIns suburban property.
and E Y Sox to Portland 10 attend . meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Pacific Insurance
Company.
Rev Geo 3 Cole. corresponding secretary
OF the Young Peoples Methodist Alliance,
viii address tho Y r NJ A at ths M II church
Thursday evening at 7. 30 o'clock. Tho pub.
lie arc cordially Invited.
Sunday wss Mr Jos sARsb S0.h birthday
His son-in-iaw, Mr. Chas Kiefer. presented
him with fine gold headed cane. Mr. Mage
walked into the DEMOCRAT Office as briskly
- boy Of tifsy.
The go-sa.you- please race begins st Port.
land tomorrow night. Campana. the "0ld
Sport" will be one Of the attractions. About
twenty will enter the contest.
Ore of the prettiest signs In Albany Ii the
one which reads "0reanwood's Fine Art
Studio" MrGresnwood did the work him.
ssli, and like his Photographic work this IL
good.
Two old men belonging 10 Milton dabat-
ing aocietY got into personal encounter one
night recsatly while discussing the question
whsther The negro or the Indian was the bet
ter protected by the government. One Of the
msn was strong repubiioau aud the other
southern democrat.
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tiresnweod's rins Art studio.

To the public When bought l.. w.
clark's Photographic business, did not buy
In one day to seIi out the neat, hu. am
here to stay. ! also bought his negatives
which I have carefaIly registered 30 that
duplicates can be had at rcdaeed rates |
am prepared TO make all kinds OF pictures
from the smallest gem to full life slxe In
the latest style Of the art, having jus, arriv.
ed from the East on the fst OF January,
1889. All copying done at my gallery. 40
work sent away. Old pictures copied and
enlarged TO any size, eoiored In oil, india
Ink, water coiors or erayon. Call and ex-
anime cur specimens and accessories and be
convinced. All the instruments used are
OF the latest improved even to the Venus
camera the only one In Albany. Soliciting
share of your patronage, am
Very respectfully yours,
~. II. GRExNwoop.
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LYONsvILLE.

March 18th, 1889.
Both shoemaker and harnessmaker are
needed at this place.
Frances pfeiffer, The cendy manufactur-
er of Albany, was In town Friday.
]. w. Davis, of Mehama. has been err
gagged to teach the school In this district.
The suit in Justice Lyons court, brought
by John McNorthon against Emil Schnei-
der for assault with deadly weapon, dis
missed at Plaintiffs cost. In same court
Emil Schneider vs. w Brown, action te
recover money, Withdrawn.
John Prichard Is lying very sick from .
relapse of the mumps.
MIR and Mrs Farnswcrth, Of Portland
father ard mother of Mrs c Lyons, arr
visiting their daughter here.
One of the worst storms Of the season
consisting of rain and hail, passed oyer U,
Wednesday evening, lasting about hal
hour. Probably an extension of the Cali
fornia storms.
Mrs. Newt Lewis, of Kings Prairie, whs
has been indisposed for sometime, wa
brought down on Fridays train and piaces
under the care of DR. Pratt, of Mehama.
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TUALITIN.
March / eth. 1850.

March rsth, 1889.
Tualisin Is situated 10 miles southwest Of
Portland. It contains two general mer-
chandise stores, two saloons, one black
smith shop, a postofice and one large steam
saw mill, which does a rushing business.
II is on the line of the & w Narrow
Gauge Railroad and ships lots of lumber
by rail.
understand Mr. Swick and Mr. Thomp-
son are going to start creamery this sum-
mer.
Jas Thompson sold his farm adjoining
here this week for $I2,ooo, and under.
stand is going into the real estate business
heard that Alfred Piatt, of Scio, bui
now of Tualitin was going to Portland soon
to be book-keeper In an agricultural house
We wish him success in his new field
Tualitin's loss will hePortland's gain,a he
iswell liked by all who know him.
The Odd Fellows have organized lodg,
here lately.
Flowing, gardening and polling hop
seems to be the program here now.
r. r.
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THE OPERA HOUSE.


The Albany Building Association met a,
the Opera House last Monday. The stock
holders expressed their confidence In the
present management by generally remain.
Ing away, only eight being present. I4t
shares though were represented. The Sec
rotary and Treasurer made their annual
reports, which showed the following ex-
celient condition Of the Association and the
business for last year
Present improved value Of stock. S7oos 90
Original amount, paid up. 80. 5000. 90
Receipts during last year. ...... Ssaoo
Expenses during last year....... 73t.4s
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35t.oo
The following directors were elected I:
n II Allen, w 7 Read, Geo Z Chamber
lain, c II Stewart. Julius Gradwohi. Julius
Joseph and w G Twcsdaie.
On motion of Mr. Allen 4 was decided To
raise the building one story putting store
room for furniture, agriculture or other
business on the frat iiooh provided per-
manent renter can be secured. the matter
10 be left to the directors.
A dividend OF 81 share was declared,
on motion OF Mr.. Gradwohl.
At at meeting OF the directors w C
Tweedal was elected President wv Read,
Secretary aud Geo T Chamberlain. Treas
uEer.
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aILL cry

Mr. Correli, who went to Breitenbush
last seek, returned. He IL much pleased
with the ranch he got and says Il is the
best ranch IN the country. He was In Al
bany Thursday attending to some busi-
ness.
Jim Boyle contemplates leaving this
place and expects 70 go 10 Washington
territory Jim is dandy and we regrc,
his leaving us very much.
Elmer Hester and Ed crabtree. Of the
Gatesviile base bali club, were In our burg
last Sunday. Come again, bring the
league. and we will rustic up nine In
Min City who vii. surprise you.
Mr. Scott Shaw spent last Sunday with
his best friends 1t Stayton. Walking Is
not bad.
II sometimes happens tha. some OF our
Mill City boys get left. Do not worry
about Il boys. Such is life In the far west
who knows but will be the next one.
The carpenters arc busily engaged now
In erecting the new school house.
Miss Mary coafs, who was at Gates
vile, Is at present staying Al home.
Mr. G w Bowen, superintendent of the
o p, was In our town last Friday.
ssAs RSHlAAA sSNA&Gft%t As0f 80 ~ &6tN-
do. Or, this week where he intends TO
live.
Miss Belle GATES, OF GatesviIle. went to
Southern Oregon, where she will remain
few weeks whiting friends.
Lumber shipped from Mill City for the
week ending Friday evening, March IS,
was II car loads OF S7.ooS feet. which was
all shipped to Albany.
A temperance lecture vas held at the
school house last Wednesday evening
Quite number did not go on account o
the rain.
Miss Mary Judy. who has been staying a
Salem for the last two months, came home
| last week.
mir and Mrs d F Heoye were in Stay
ton this week visiting friends.
Mr. Thomas Sims spent last Sunday will
friends at Stayson.
Mr. ] d Stewart, proprietor of the Stew
art house, Is at present IN Scio on busi
ness.
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Az recorded III the Recorders Office for
Linn county, Oregon
I.eander Sites 10 II r MerrIlI,r acre
land on Willamette rivar......S Iso
Z Koehler, trustee, TO O0C r
right of way IN lis and A, Al
DaHy ...ss..ss...s...*s.
p Meyers 70 JEFF Meyers. 75xfo9
feet, Scio. ...s..........s..... zoo
Oregon 70 Octavia stiers, 100 acres,
va. ............ 400
y a Bnfkhart 10 G g BurkhaFf,
lot, block / s lis and Al .. raoo
Z Stringcr to q = Cotton, zox66,
feet, Lebanon n...ss4.......... 100
J N Ralston to q T Cotton, . lots,
Geo Il Liggett 10 Nancy Biggers,
lot, Lebanon s............... 400
W = Jenne 70 g NJ Jenne, 90 acres,
n 4..s.4........s.... zoo
John y Waters 70 Luther Moore,
lot, " Brownsville I2S
w 4 Kirk TO John II Waters, / lot,
A Hackienan to W n bishop, bond -
for lots, HIS 3rd a, Albany szs
] w Jordan 10 N ID Conn, q lots,
block 4Ss Albany ............ 500
- DufMnaIt 70 " ~ 6oags lots,
block 60, H's2nd, A, Albany. ZOO
w BIain TO Nellie O Royce, IL
acres, adjoining Albany ......1 IA
Samuel Glass 70 Robert Glass, 7IH
acres, CrawfordsyiIle. .. a.
4 Glass to W D Glass, lots, craw.
iordsvilie .............. 100
Z Glass to o II Glass, lots, Craw.
fordsvilte ........*...... 100
Jos a Tyler to r j Patterson, bond
for lot s, block ~ 24.......... I3so
John Loveaii TO Francis g Butler,
~ acres, 9 Z E2............... $50
Geo w Hcnck to John Meyer, f6o
acres, II " z......s...s... zS6o
Chas Wolyerton TO Isoul & Lanning,
Alb acres, 10 w3............ 1880
A Hackleman to = ] Lanning, 3I3
acres, HIS 3rd dA.... A rsso
Mrs M q Ross 70 A Il Cyrus, lot
~ Lebanon.... ........... 1900
] L Cowan TO Eva AngHsfe Rether-
ford, lots, Lebanon. ....... 10
] A McFern TO Rebecca Ghennc.
field, lots, block IS, H's and A,
Albany ......s........... Go
Edna Adams to Chas Wetzei. one
tenth Of zzS67 acres. 10 A3
A McFern TO w r Cochran, . lots,
block IS H's and A, Albany. 400
4 + Moore 10 Z ID Cusick, / lot.
block 81, HIS and A...... oso
A Haekleman TO Leo Cohen, bond
for lots, lis 3rd A, Albany. goo
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Photography.

A. d. Paxton has bought out Mr.. l.Ittlei
6. the old stand and he will be happy
to welcome all his old customers and new
ones as well, and will be able to give finei
pictures than ever before, having seeuree
all late improvements In the art while East
We have all the negatives taken By mysei
and Crawford for the last 10 years In Al
bany. Harrisburg, Monmouth and corval
lie and will furnish copies from them At re
duced prices. Are prepared TO do all kind
OF copying and enlarging to life size, finish
ed Ia best style. Frames OF all sizes cheap
Call and see late work.
CRAWFORD & PAXTON.