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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-02
Filed in Office August 22nd, 1890
W. R. MONTGOMERY, C. S. G
To Bridge Contractors.
ORDINARY's OFFICE

ORDINARY OFFlCE, !
Cobb county Ga. August goth, 1890 !
Sealed bids will be received till $50
o'clock P M. Monday September Goth next,
to furnish material and build bridge across
Proctors creek on the Acworth and Dallas
road, about of a mile from depot at Ac,
worth. Bridge to be about 200 #. long,
Material strictly first class. Particulars
csn be learned at this Office. Contractors
required to give good and sufficient guar,
antee for bridge for Syears. Right reserved
to reject any and all bids.
J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary
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HARRY REED R.

Will serve limited number of mares at
my farm ! miles from Marietta, on the
Atlanta road Service Zee $50 for insur-
ance. Not responsible for accidents to
mares.
JOHN A. SIBLEY.
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BROWNSVILLE.
July t4th. 1850.

July t4th, 1890.
Who says the doctrine OF "ns Il is,so II
were intended Is not correct.
On last Friday William Tenpeton' q
folks, commonly knowe as little Bill, In
company with those Of Mr. Solnn Taylor's,
were coming down from the logging camp
where they had been In quest of berries,
and when near tho Calapoola all In the
Templeton wagon got out to walk down
the hill and over the bridge, leaving Mrs
T. and Miss Ivy to drive down. Mr. Tay-
lor's team had Just crossed the bridge, but
when Templeton's came ON down went
the bridge, team, wagon and ladies some
thirty feet. Mrs Templeton Is badly cut
about tho face and ON one leg, and also
lost ono eve. Miss Ivy has ono leg and
IN arm broken. This occurred ut what
Is called here the upper bridge.
Mrs II J Mann, who has been visiting
with her sister here, returned to her
home In Albina this morning.
David Hull came near being burnt out
one day last week Fire caught In the
woodshed In some clothes and was doing
good work. The clothes were consumed.
Mr. L o Ross saw the fire and soon had II
ont.
Tho bridge here will be ready for teams
by "Wednesday Of this week. IL looks fine
aud IL much better than trying 10 ford
treacherous stream like the Calnpooia.
During the last week there was another
mining company incorporated here. We
look for some active operations soon.
One company have some men nj work
now, with others to be added soon.
The T.. w. NJ. Co. have their stock Of
wool for II years run nearly al bought.
With this M aatart.we win sign ourseli
aH CrrizEN,
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: sebaa' Enicriaiumrai.

School in District 40. - closed July
9nl, Miss Eva Basset, teacher. Miss
Basset deserves credit IN the way she
conducted her school. The patrons were
well pleased and would be- glad to have
her lack again. The following II the pIo-
gram oi tae school:
The BELL Doth Toll, (ronnd,) School
Dpeuiu. address, Fannie Caldwell.
CpmplNt annlhilatinn, 'roryr Small.
Aiwap spcak the TRUTH Frank Call-
we'll
IN. rry I.pyak piece, HERMAN iio-
h,rk
Song, Robin rpd breast, School.
Tae wonderful top, Bifiie Wat5op.
Ear. wanted, Willie i.oGics.
.ssa Eu gland. six little girls.
i,.. 81. JIly, Efed Caldwell.
Saag, Katy did, Katy didn't.
A aAppy couple, LYDIA Cal llwcil.
rb- bachelors proposal, Sophia Frcerk
sen, Clarence Turner, Eurlry Small.
rcddy's grief, Maud Watson.
Spring clothing Sarah Minzenmier.
Four versions of Mary had little lamb.
Jack IN the pulpit. Minnie Freerkscn.
The Turner pup, Charley Minkcumier.
Song, The Birds Ball, School.
Flowers, Five girls.
Queer houses, Martha Caldwell.
Song, The little ballad singers, Nina
Cline. Buriey Small.
Curfew shall not ring tonight, Sarah
Minzenmicr,
Boys rights, Clarence Turner.
Song, Waiting on table, Nine little girls.
Josiar, Ntena freerksen.
The quarrel, ..Ha Cline.
The ghost, Marvin Turner.
oar flag, n---,.1, Twenty-onc pupils.
PATRON.
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OAKvILLE

The sale Of fruit land still continues.
Last week w II Millhollcn sold his 40
acre farm, 10 of which IL already in
prunes, to Doc Leonard for 500 an acre.
Mr. II NJ Stone was offered 800 an acre
for his prune farm, but declined. Mr. s.
has n No fruit farm.
Rev Allen, of Pittsburg, Penn. preached
Mt the u L Church last Sabbath 10 u large
audience.
Mr. Samuel Glass and daughter made n
lying visit To Oakville the first Of the
week. Mr. q now resides at Crawfords-
Vile.
Mr. Jas Mccoy returned the first Of
the week from two weeks visit Ia his
gold mine on the CalHpooia. Mr. NJ. has
n fine prospect.
Harvest has commenced in earnest and
the sound Of the binder IL heard in the
land. The spring grain will not be very
heavy, some pieces not worth cutting.
The Goblin moth il AZ plentiful here as
Il ever was, II not more So. What can he
done to destroy it7 ~ the question, and
until there IL something done 1t will he
no use planting apple trees in the viii
hnette Valley. AHicus.
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MARRIED.


BLACKBURN - DUBRUILLE. - On
Wednesday, July 10th, 1890, at 10 \. NJ,
Mr.. A. w. Blackb burn and Miss Salina
Dubrnille were married in the vestry OF
the Catholic Church, by Rev. Father
Metayer. Mr.. j. d. Dubruille was "best
man" and Miss Ella Smith, of Waitsburg,
WASH, dear friend OF the bride. was
bridesmaid. Only the family relatives Of
the contracting parties were present. AT
noon the bridal party took the north
bound train, intending to spend several
days in Oregon's metropolis. The groom
is one OF Albany's popular grocers and a
young man OF exemplary habits, while
the bride is the accomplished daughter ol
Mrs. Dubrui... ....I Il sister of J. J. Du-
bruille. They have the best wishes ol
many in Albany for life's beet blessings
COFFEY-BlLYEU in Scio on July
9Th, Mr. Green b Coffey and Miss Eva
Bi'yeu, both of Scio.
Many friends OF the happy couple In
Albany will extend ssbest wishes for hap
piness and prosperity.
BENHAM-NEAL.-In Albany, OF
Sunday, July 18th, 1890, Mr. Elmer Z Ben
ham and Miss Matte b Neai-both of AL
! bany. May the lives of this young cou.
pie be full Of sunshine aud harmony.
TAYL0R-LAME.--On July 13, 1890
at Halsey, by Rev A b Wade, Mr. Doug
las Taylor and Miss Ethel Lame, both Q
Halsey.
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WEDNESDAY,.

Mr. Ed Wills aud family are hon.e from :
weea'strip up the North Santiam.
w Eubanks aud wife, Of Hops, IdAh I,
are in tho city Waiting friends and relatives.
twill take 10 mill tax to Iuu salem's
el1y government the coming year. aud that IS
tho levy.
The monthly meeting Of tho Alhaay
building and Loan Association will be held
Friday evening.
Steve Phillip. Of The Sisters, Was in the
city yesterday. Steve is running Dr Hiif-
sbeeu ranch.
Mira Alice Dndd has been rchircd l., I. ach
In tho Salem schools tho next Sohrol ,u4r.
Salem's good fortune.
Mf Harry Cutiek, nephew II MIR W
Cusiet, arrived in the city Nests sriay. aud
will lIobahly make Albany his home.
Ben Barker, AN flicient brAk, man on the
motor lice running between 20 tIand and
Vancouver. is in the city nursing feinn.
Ben wears II blue coat aud brass but; oas, aud
t he general" himself wilrsoo have to take
back seat.
Some people get mad very easily. Recon
ly tho editor ofthe Big Bend paper. in writ
ing up a party at residents Of Big Bend,
hhiu hTA ID. Hhu bho preCtieHJ pants III Town.
BY one OF the famous typographical errors
was leftsout Of plants, and the husband OF
Mrs Is called at the newspaper Office with a
revolver and blood in his eyes, just after the
editor had loft out of tho window for the
canyon beyond the city. Aud yet some peo
pie think it must be fun to he an editor.
BASE BALL.-T The base ball interest In.
creases. The real estate men, who defect.
ed thelawyers, have been challenged by
the Salem real estate men TO play friend
ly game at that city next Monday and have
accepted The game promises to be q
very interesting one, as no one will be al
lowed TO play except dirt men, and they
know how to make things fly.
At game in Lebanon a few days age
between the business men and nine OF
picked men the former beat and the game
ended in close call to general sclappinl
match
The Albany jewelers. say they are read,
and willing at any time to play the milli
ners.
The scores indicate that they play ba,
IN Salem about as they do In Albany
Yesterday the dry goods men beat tn,
groceries 80 to % in five innings, and tn
blacksmiths beat the real estate men /
toIs
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HE ROOFS 'EaT.
People who are Easily Deceived. He
has Caught Eight so far.

\ city druggist stated lint he had had eight
calls for Joys Nesc.G sarsaparllla but had
sold his own every tIise. It did not occur to
him that 1t might be serious matter to givo
his old time mercury a;il potash preparation to
people who do not need syphilitic treatment.
1t is safe to say that not ono person In ten have
asyphlitic trouble Hence what do they want
with such dangerous minerals as mercury and
potash? What nine-tenths OF our people are
troubled with is indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, constipation and face eruptions, all
Of which are the legitimate results OF improper
liver and kidney action, or impaired digestive
organs Those disorders do not call for syphilltic
treatment, but for mild vegetable liver, stomach
and bowel Alternatives We are surprised that
intelligent people should be persuaded into tax
Ing mercury and potash sarsaparilla. When
you ask for joys Vegetable sarsaparilla. see that
'loH get It.
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Tho victims OF the recent bridge acci
dent wero brought 10 this place. Mrs
Mamie Templeton Is badly hurt intern
ally and externally, her face badly
bruised, nose broken and probably one eyc
destroyed and severe cuts upon her leg
Miss Ivy Templeton had her thigh
crushed To pieces, an arm broken and her
face cut. They were brought upon litters
to Crawfordsville,a 10 distance OF nine miles,
and Miss Ivy " at II Glass, Esq, and
Mrs. T. at Mrs Bette Wilson's, both re-
ceivlng all the attention in the power oi
the people to bestow, One horse was
killed the other viii probably die.
There are three other bridges across
the river at and near this place needing
attention. The contract has been award
ed and learn to-day that work VIII be-
gin upon them Immediately.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs j j
Cos died on Saturday morning. Rev w
/. Molloy preached the funeral sermon on
Sunday, ut II o'clock, directly after
which the child was buried.
There has, been some sickness among
the children around here, otherwise the
health OF the community is excellent.
A largo number oi people from the val
ley are continually passing and requesting
10 and from the berry patches. There IL
u full crop OF them this year.
The Goblin moth got In it's work this
year in this vicinity. The apples are
wurmy.
Work IL progressing on the grist mill
aud it will soon be ready TO again do the
grinding for this community.
On last Saturday night ut Odd Fellows
Hall the following officers Of the ] o . +
were installed: T. II Chance, N q; J II
Glass, V G.; A T. Murphy, Il s, d u Me
kercher, l. S; ] G Cox, Treas; Il w
Moses, Conductor; James Hamilton, War
den; J NJ Wrlght,R $ n q: ] Matlock,
l. : n q; A Matlock. Il $ =; n II Moss,
l. : $; II NJ Roberts, q; y w Glass, q
q; II FW Hamilton Il S V q; $ V Barr,
5 S SNG q.
Hay harvest is in iull operation, wheat
and oats being cut for that purpose.
WESLEY
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"a Pam or JACKS. ia Pair Of Jacks, y
the farcical comedy that comes to tho
Opera House next Tuesday evening, has
been doing record-breaking business in
Ohio the past week. The volume of
business done in Chicago, st Louis, San
Francisco. Columbus, Cincinnati, Omaha,
Kansas City, has never been equaled by
any farce-comedy company on It's first
trip. To add TO this agreeable feature,
the performance has given the greatest
satisfaction and the cry has been come
again and come soon. Comparisons are
odious, but it IL within the bonds of truth
60 say that "a Pair Of Jacks Is leaving
behind it a reputation Tor brightness,
novelty and originality second 10 that OF
no similar performance cNtant The
company giving the performance IL at-
traetive in makeup and capable IN its
possibilities of entertaining, G q
Knowles, who has hRd the training of tho
variety stage, of the minstrel stage and of
the legitimate stage, Chat of Augustin
Daly's Theatre is u host IN himself. W
j Russell has made " hit in the part of
Doctor Jack and these twain ARE backed
up by n corps of clever comedians, singers,
dancers and specialists. Ii "a Pair Of
Jacks" can Justify here the favorable
things spoken Of it elsewhere it should
easily doa banner business notwithstaud-
ing the latoucss Of the season.
TIM GroCEss AM PRINTERS. The Gro
GERS and printers met last Monday in u
friendly bout with hat and hall, ON the
Court House square, beginning play ut
5:t5 and finishing the game with five
innings at 7;5i. The contest was close
and exciting, and was Witnessed by
large concourSc Of people. The sixth
inning was played at The Dclmonco res-
tuarant, whore sumptJ0us repagt was
served by Mr. and Mrs Goelx, OF very
palatshlo nature. No record WAS kept
Of this inning, though several double
PLAYS on pie sud ice cream were noticed.
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HOME AND ABROAD.


MONDAY.
Jay w Baiu returned to day from tie
Bay Hs repor nice times there.
Hon Geo IL Chamberlain returned llst
evening from tip e. Portland.
The o icau House, run BY Mr. A Wemtsr,
at = una. is for rent, Mr. Webster wishing
to retire tom the buainsas.
hit4 q /. Brush and son, Of Portland. arc
Ia the ely visitlng frionds. Mira Brush .
sister, Miss Paxton, has heon here several
days, and nob Mrs Campbell, as heretofore
stated.
Signor Erni. onelegged athlete, gave
horizontal bar exhibition on Broadalb,n
ntteet. IIe Ia very proficient performer,
aud displayed several fsats oi strength that
we've remarkable
Tat Fennel, Of Aihary, Sundayod In
CsuadA Sunday bofo q Last Pat cotne1 over
quite often OF late. In fact. hs appears to be
rather fond OF 'Guiui to CanAda,-4Cor,
Jefferson Ruviaw.
Mr. Coll Van cleye hss sold the Sai,, Press
to Mr. + J. Dagger, u ho viii change the
nlnie Ia tho SauIiam Wsskly, aud endsavor
TO make LOOT Dowaphprr of IL, which hia
experience Ia the husisssa vi M doubt an
ablc hlgi to do.
Deaoan Hatch rcturned yesterday from
Albany, where ho has beon for mouth ,aia.
ing the Farmers war; honso there, which had
settled down during the Hood New timberH
we're also put Ia under the building. Mt
Hatch says he enjoyc. his stay Ia Albany
Statesman.
Mr. w u Barr. surYej or general Of the
Albany X Alteria railroad eompsby, was In
tho city over Sunday, aud reported the
crew nndef him as making pro.rcas toward
lillamook ON good ruuts. The limo from
Albany 20 Astoria will ba much easier one
10 build than many have anticipated.
Last Friday sveaing one end of bridge
across tht Upper Calapooia, at Brownsvllie.
went down while Mrs Templeton aud Iva
Tnmpleton were crossing with . team, pre-
eipitating them TO the stream below. Mrs
Tompleton was seriously II not fatally In
iured aud Mas Templaton had an arm AID
leg broken.
Two brothers were made known 10 each
other by accident Ia Pendltion the other day.
who had seen ono another frequently before
without discovering their relation hip. Each
had changed his lhitialr, aud as Il had been
many yeArn siaes they had lett tho ''honc
nest aad were separated. they wbrs atrang.
esa 10 each other until united by happy
chance Il. o.
ANOTHER ARREsr,-Mr Harley Morris,
ot Harrisburg, was arrested Iast week at
llari' 'ufg. charged with being accessory
alter 'le fact la tho robbery OF Damon
smith. for which Ollie Briggs was sent 10
lhe peniientiary two years and young
Walker fined Stoo. The charge ia that
nc received some OF the money stolen
from smith, though, We are Informed,
none has BEEN found on him. The exam
inal,on WAS To come of this afternoon, J
R Wya'', ot ,his city, wen, to Harrisburg,
To defend Morris.
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- . 90
nE-Ftrs

:o,iSS Is the population OF spokane
Fails.
!, has been iearrrf that the sun never
sets on the United S,1,ea.
New York girls ujust b. scarce in sa-
lem as a local paper iscfe dstotes an eight
Inch item To- Miss :. Carline, who has sci
the hearts ot NIL the ,oung men there ln Il
regular ocean ildtcr
Il is rumorsd f0=s ,aerc was Il t.,di, al
change made Ia a., s.Ii, rrs of lisr Btrr,sn
Pacific iailfsai ~ directors clrction
hrlt iH Kew Iora g, junr tSgn iast bu, sn
tiT there has b,yr 5, public tus lifma.iou
If the report. u Sc alan rutnafci ti,t "a
great change will Fr made ia t!.r toad
socn Nevrfs Re! lbijgan.
rieriy uf pr,T.e 10 this vof!i do me-.
Aeen tack OF ,hinga The nc,s state oiii
ceTs, or rainrf Stat Treasurer Aictchaa.
for tic !. almost alaae in thai respect, il
already receiving l-sree number oF letters
addressed - him - state Treasurer, at
Salem. though he will not be the Treasurer
gnIil the hfnt Of nest January.
And now an Omaha man comes for
ward aud sat = lac kuew il,nty NJ Stanley
the African explorer. when he WAS the
Omaha correspondent Of an Eastern paper
and tha. he Mas the bsggsst liar lie evei
knew. II this fact were 10 be credited Il
would add wonderfully 10 the value oi
Sianley'a boaF, IS something ot the Rider
liaggard style might he looked for
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Soiiee - aier Consumers,

No person supplied with water from the
Company's mains will be permitted 10
supply, in any way, other persons or fam.
lilies, or 10 allow water to be used from
their pipes for building purposes by any
one unless written permission is obtained
from the Company's Office for such use.
Failure 20 comply with this rule may
be followed by shutting the water off from
the premises Of the party 30 offending
without notice.
Albany, Or, July II, 1890.
ALBANY CAHAL, WATER, TRANS
PoRTATGoS AND LIGHTING Co.
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Zeal issniHn Races.

4 score Of fiect-footed thoroughbreds,
a herd o. Scotland ponies, den Of giant
ostrighcs, score Of jockeys tmalc and
femalel and numberless children will
take IN vel and unique
races to b the "all perfect"
hippodrome, which is only one Of the
many features To be Witnessed in the
John Robinson show, at Albany July 81.
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Ar CoNE & HENDRIcsoN's.-The freslI-
est berries and fruits in the city.
The latest vegetables in the market.
A large and choice line Of canned goods.
Some splendid brands Of teas and cof-
fees
No snaps, but reliable, straight bargains.
All kinds OF groceries and produce, and
fine stock Of ofcrockery ware.
Good treatment and low prices.
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EXCURSION TO NEwPoRT.-- a special
excursion train will leave Albany for the
seaside SATURDAY., July 10Th at 4 go p m.
passengers arriving at Newport about 1880
p m returning the following day, leave
Yaquina p. III Those who desire may
remain until Monday, July 2rst, and have
the privilege of returning on the 'egular
train that day. Tickets to Newport and
return only S. on sale at Wells Fargo Cos
Office
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TAKE NoTcE.-That wood savers and
others are hereby requested not to OBJ
struct the alleys Of the city with wood or
otherwise, so as to make them impassa-
BILE, or the ordinance relating to such
cases will be enforced ] n HOFFMAN,
Marshal.
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The rAv,er-E,al r.ia,e CAn... .

The base bali game between the real
estate inen and l'~ efs closed Saturday
evening at $40. after nn exciting trial In
which the lawyer sot the shueks. after
being outgencrallri bY the land agents.
Five innings were played, tltc throwing
OF keeney being 80 elective tha, the law
ycrs only made j. sases. The real estate
snen faced several different men In the
box. aud headed by the gigantic strikes of
James, of thc Oregon Lard Co. pounded
The ball all over the tisld, making s. runs,
= being made ln the last inaIng Though
the battling on both sih.s was largely flles,
IL was n peculiar tact that not fiy wa
caught during the game In the ouifcid,
and only one or two IN the inhs Ia, prob
ably dde 10 the iact that the players did
not care 10 make 20 important move
without first consulting The book on the
subject. Il WAS peculiarly game Of bat
ting, and as n score Is always interesting
reading matter, we give the one In this
game In full.
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RGtL EsrATE SAFES.

J W Miller TO Frank Spergcn,2 g lots,
Shelburn ........,.,.....,...$
Lizzie Sutherland 10 Geo |. Suther
land, lot or blk ll3, Scio .,,...
] ) Morris TO q l. and Lizzie Suth-
erland, l5' acres, low ! .... 100
john Jacob l.cps 10 n J Cherring-
ton, l2J acres, . aE2 ...-..,.. 50
r l. Wallace to T. : Upham, lots J,
obi II, Noodles A.......,... 90
L V Crawford TO q " Riggs, l32x
l32 feet, Craw fordsyille. e.......
John Schneider to II l. Shultz, 4
int In small piece uI land near
Albany .,...-...-............ 50
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TUESDAY

Mia l. " Foster, OF Portland. is 10 ths city.
J W CuAek aud family lcf. this moral ne
sn svvrtsi weeks ,fIp pio the mountains.
Rev ] Z Stswa,t aud family ~ill i.ays L.
mnrrow "e ten DAYS trip tn the noantAins.
Their headquarters will he Oatss.
Mr. / 81 Curl Aad wife iefs ..,-.lsy Tor
Portland. wh.fu Hr Curl wiil attsnd basi
ress college, ptise.psliy fo- the study Of
,hoItbtnd.
l. " pey"c. D.nst iIua iri.isan an. .sve -
osh-'s fst.Fus.t yesterday tr.u a Il h.i.i...i Tip
az iitt riisin. WITH treur.t II =ta.uL sit
huH.itsI nah usa 1t.
arO & Iefarias.l. who ia. ..s.... .. ,,.,tsci
tai "f the sch sl' At ki.ma.a \ eaey 81, nf
gLfrs 4~sfs. fr'uFt..ri t.,e hf-t Il tHe acct
ADd ~isi ir'~ inst. Lana uulj b.. homy.
Air rhls Aubrey. = BROTHER II Dr Auhrrf,
has b,'pA ~ ths e,t,. Aui lots ~ T. ;v.,, srs.
tsfd4y. ~hsts h. viii proh .h', / .u,r~. Ht
Aabtsy has hosh IA ihs ssock hasit.esa Ai II Ar
res Lake fuF sovatal yr4fH.
af Il + Aahhy left yesterday for Baker
CITY to meot = representative Of tiit, 4a,tlies
OF Gsrmans, ~ ho Ars contemplating location
soinea hero ia tho NoFtawrat No bottsr
place amy where than Linn eounty for them.
They have good ball players and potr one.
in Salem, ia Albany. la . three Inning
game between tho zeal essste men and
plumbers the former won by aootc of iB Ia
3. Then The pluml.srs played ,hs hardware
aisn aud bes, shsm IN three iun'ngz. - 10 3
Nas the qiestiuh arises a. 70 y hal Woa Ia be
thu bunrs u tbe Essi sAEAIs met III ssul the
bard wars ineh. Ia that ci'y Sturdy iha Sal
rms brat the NAseouseta IL 20 IL. AID SAtnt-
iay sos.
Mr. David FFomsn eams dawn from the
mountains ye,'eF,i.y Oh husiues,. aud return.
| sd for the SodAs to-dsy. accompanied by Sir
Percy Young. Sir FromAa aud Mr. John
Al,hnuss have been having great time
catching ttoas. getting ono haniied a day
Tor several days. A DEMecRAr ,aAn Nh,,
had The privilege Of assisting, ~ eating several
delicious ;rou, caught b. 'thcp esa V"arh
! Tor thrlr tizs
Yr'isidAy ih Salem the princes L,.t he
real essats men ia five inhi, game g, tEo
aud hAi h"Gr, daIatinn. 20 10 Is whIel,
/ Is about the way the Albany printers eou.d
beet the real estate men Of this city.
! 4 Farm SoLp.-This forenoon Dr q II
Raiiety, referee in the partition suit oi
Amanda Finn VI J X Smith and others,
sold at public auction 10 the highest
bidder 275 acres Of the John Smith estate
Mr. j II Townsend WAS the purchaser al
$50 an acre.