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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
IS. AAT0NRLlEs LOVE.

The Examiner OF San Francisco, re-
ceived to-day, has the following sensa-
tional article about the above man, a
resident OF Albany for some time : Jo-
seph S Antonelle, the well known con-
tractor, has little surprise in store for
his friends. The story Of his domestic
difficulties has just been brought 10 light
by the elopement Of the woman he called
wife. Some twenty years ago AntonelIe
met in Philadelphia a buxom young girl
who was known 10 him as Miss Annie
McNulty. He fell deeply in love with
her, and she reciprocated his attentions.
The couple agreed to come West together,
the contractor all the time urging his
lady love to become his wife. She de-
INJURED, however, at all times, under one
pretense and another; but finally, when
two children were born TO her, she told
her secret TO her lover, TO the effect that
she had husband living whom she had
deserted and hence she could not marry
him without committing bigamy. An.
tonelle, however, loved her, and introduc-
ed her as his wife and allowed her TO as
sumo his name; not only this, but e
built for her handsome home at 8
Myrtle street, where they lived with tn il
children, and TO the world the woman
was known as Mrs Antonelle.
About year ago the woman's hus-
band died, and shortly after that the
contractor began to suspect that all wal
not right with his lady-love. He EN-
ployed detective and the discovery wal
made that one Domingo u azueta, th'
father OF a family and gay young man
paid too frequent visits to the home o
Antonelle during his absence. The con
tractor was convinced that the woman
OF his choice was untrue to him, and up
on learning that he turned her out OF hi
home.
The woman went away and shortly
after Zazueta disappeared, leaving hi
family in destitute circumstances. Nj
Antonelle is now having considerabl,
trouble in settling his property affairs,
as he finds that some of his lands stan6
on the records in the name of MRS An
tonelle." He is the contractor who ha,
considerable trouble about his contrac
for building a section Of the sea- wal
near the narrow-gauge landing. He j
quite wealthy. His two sons, born O
the woman who left him, are in his EN-
ploy and take sides with their father.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
HOME AND ABROAD.
MONDAY.

l
There will be big apple crop this year
Tho Grand Lodge Ct Good Temp!ars are
IN Session at Salem.
The MoKanlass Minstrel band will play
al Lebanon on the 4th Of July.
/ The Oregonian writes up Salem 10 day.
Albany will soon got like benefit.
Herel fter Oregon will have two Congress.
men II the census takers do their duty.
Mr. A Lnbnor. the popular hotel keeper
Of Halssy. has boen 10 the city TO day.
The contract for building the NJ E Church
was let last evening to Conn 4 Cougll.
MIR + q viii, Of the firm OF VIII & STARK,
Is home from trip TO his former home In
Missouri.
r II Allen returned this noon from a dram
ming trip over tho Sound country and up tho
Columbia.
Mr. shahan, a bro her NJ James Shahan of
this city, arrived Saturday from Arkansas.
lie comes with tho view Of making Oregon
his home.
Mrs Ch ~ Kiefer and children left ye r
day for Ysquina Bay whore they will ros.i~
cate for several weeks.
10 Wiley aud family removed 10 Albany
IaAb Woskf Nucfe tHcy viii MAKE tHtir nome
In tho future. --Medford Cor Tiinee.
A local train. II Ia now reported will be
put on the $ y to run TO lioseburg, while
tho presnt Eugene train is liable 10 rau olIy
10 Albany.
The population Of Grants PAsa, Roseburg
aud Ashland, IL 10 asserted will be about tho
same judging from the recent election; but
you can't most always tell
Rev. Price, recently taken to tho asylum
from this county, the DEMOCRAT 10 informed,
10 gradually sinking. without prospects Of
his recovery. His present condition IL uu-
donbtedly duo 20 over study. his practice be
ing 10 read almost incessantIy when no;
attending to the active ministerial duties.
At . meeting Of the Athletic club last
evening, Pfoi Eafneht Bfedstiest was EN-
ploye 81 salary II 500 mouth. TO instruct
the members II the club ~ general athletics.
Apparatus will be secured aud good 4, ~.
nasium established Al present tho sssoe,a-
tIon will meet oyer Stewart d sox'p, after
Moons aud evenings.
MtsS + Brown. MrsJ g Gutter aud Miss
Minnie LenhaTt, Of Trinidad. Colo, arrived
at CORVALLIS. on Thursday OF last week; are
tho guests OF Mr. aud Mrs 4 l. Bryan. They
will remain IN Oregon four or i've weeks. |
Miss Lizzie Bryan ~lll return with them 10
spend year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Sss4r

BRowNsviLLg.--- Sunday afternoon,
while some children were riding horse
back two miles north of the city, Lola
Howe, oldest daughter Of ! NJ Howe, rYas
thrown from the saddle by her horse be-
coming suddenly frightened, aud her foot
being fast in the stirr"p sic Was dragged
some distance with the horse a: great
speed. When found she was intensihle
and badly cut about the head and her body
was bruised io a shocking manner, but At
this writing she Is improving aud will
probably soon be all right again |, was n
very narrow escape from terrible death
u White, OF this place, has been ap-
pointed road master of the Narrow Gauge
Company, and with Z l. Gerow, bridge
superintendent, Is going over the road and
getting things ready for active work by
widening out the bridges.
a { liausman, 9ssisted by several farm.
crs north of this city. has been at work re
pairing the lcyce near the depot
Work is progressing rapidly on the bridge
across the Calipnoia.
DR.. X II Curl returned home last hight
from east of the mountains. lie rpor;s
short crops IN most localities.
a team belonging to ~ 4 Tcmple,on,
III NHAEEE Nl kNp RA MS NhANk hOHsR ran
away and into fence, fatally ininring one
of his horses
Considerable wool comes To town for the
Eagle mills.
The north Brownsyiic school closed last
week. and gave an exhibition AZ the city
hall that was well attended.
BOARD OF TGADE.-The regular month
ly meeting Of the Board OF Trade was
held last Monday, president Wright in
the chair.
A communication from + l. Scarritt, in
reference 10 the Tacoma starch & Glu-
cose Co, was read and placed on file. Mr.
Scarritt wants 10 know what Albany viii
give for the establishment Of the plant
here.
4 communication from c " Robinson
manager 81 the Northwest Industrial
Association, Of Spokane Falls, asking the
appointment OF commissioner for Al
bany, was read and, on motion, Mr. II
Townsend Was appointed Commissioner,
TO be one OF the general board Of COM
missioners mans giug the Fair.
In view Of the proposed Soldiers Home
somewhere in Oregon, it was voted to
send petition 10 Oregon members in
Congress asking for the establishment Of
the Soldiers Home at Albany. p +
Tabier, jay w Blain and r l. Wallace
were appointed a committee to circulate
the petition.
Mr. Jay w Blain, member OF the
State Horticultural Society, was author
lied 10 invite the society to meet at Al
bany, on the occasion Of their October
meeting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Considerable rain to-day.
The free coinage silver bill passed the
Senate yesterday
The Corvallis street railway will he coin i
| pleted to- night and the first car vii be run
over the road tomorrow forenoon.
The entire republican ticket was elected
10 Portland yesterday.
Order your ksntish and Royal Ann cher :
rios for putting up Of Jas y Powell & Co.
JE Knox, @ GCT, is In Salem attending
the urand Lodge Of Good Templars.
There arc sixteen boys IN tbs penitentiary
under 20 years Of age, who should be trans.
ferred Co the reform school.
s,G0e votes were cast in Portland, East
Portland aud Albina Monday, while on state
election day the number was 1896
sirs Harry Upham and daughter, and Mrs
Mespiro and daughter, Of Portland, will come
10 Albany Tonight on a visit with Mrs Il
Upbam.
Ralph 0bIing's infant son 10 lying danger
ously Ill without expectation Of recovery
NJ ohling has also beenIcopGned 10 his home
with sickness; but il now much improved
Among the Linn county people who at
tended the State Pioneers Association. at
Portland, were w M Powers, 1850; G Pat
tison, w n Ballard, 1855, and Mrs q Pat
tison, 1854.
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1ll7llllzisl7lIllzl7ll
niIsFrrs.
Every dog and white owl has It's day.

Every dog and white owl has It's day.
A good blow In tho nose will often
take the conceit ont OF man.
Jackson county has the only lady cen.
sus enumerator In Oregon In the person
OF Mrs Aflie Cawley, appointed for Wood
vile, Rock Point and Gold Hill precincts.
Some liquor sellers In Boston think Of
trying TO circumvent the law by selling
under the bar,as selling over bar IL only
prohibited.
Armed with pitchfork woman of
Pike county, Pa, drove away six tramps
from her barn. Any woman IL power
but give her the proper weapons.
Hon Sylvester Pennoyer, "The Oregon
Daisy" may or may not be candidate for
vice-president, One thing certain,if nom
mated, he would cary Oregon with the
rush OF a Dakota bllzzard.--Ex.
Census enumeralors report tha, their
greatest difficulty Is In getting people to
tell their age aud where their fathers and
mothers were bora, says nm Ex. The
enumerators have about give up asking
the ldiotic questions about conyicts, etc.
The Salem Journal strikes the key note
OF such matters by sa Ing The Journal
has no controversy with the stayton Sun.
We do our work In our own way. II does
Its work In Il. way. Wepresume both are
harmless to all.
a student In Swanhmore college, Miss
Carrie X Castor, has received prize Of
Sioo foi an essay entitled "The Appllca.
ton OF the American Policy of Protection
to American Shipping Engaged In Inter
national Commerce"
chas Stokes did net commit suicide at
the Chemekete hotel Salem, Monday night.
lie died from natural causes, this being dc.
termIned by coronef'S jury Exchange.
But the jury might have gone a little
further and stated that the "natural cause"
was whisky Salem Journal.
Walter Moss, well known here, was en-
ployed by the circus that recently had the
fight with the Ann Arbor students. lie
sent In his resignation, not
having been hired 10 play the part Of tar
get. lie expects 10 return TO Portland
next March, and at present IL living In
"Billy" nugan slumbered In the quiet
town OF Albany last night. having gone
up on the north bound overland last
evening. Statesman. The noise |
and hustle Of our city being too much for |
him Billy returned hastily towards Salem,
where he will rusticate and secure the |
rest he needs. |
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
TUESDAY.

Mas VIM Fortmi.Ier ~ent to Corvallis to.
day on . visit.
Recorder Iienton aud family are a, Me
hama On fustieatiua trip.
Mra Eta B Vassailo went 10 lndrpep-
dsnoe 10 dsy 10 visit tho family ef Rev A J
HunGaksr.
The Brownsville Times 10 jast a year old
II IL oaa the OF best couatry wsskliss that
comes 10 our oaies and deserves a liberal
patronage.
MrEA sohif,r is baildnas second large
and imp 'sing residence on his Wash ington
street property.
Mrs II Monroe, Of tho Chomeke hotel,
Salem, returned home last Saturday from a
weeks visit with friends in Albany.
Miss Abbis Wright. popular teacher in
tho public schools. left this noon for her
homo At Corvallis. where sho wall spend her
vacation.
ID NJ Large has been appointed superb
tsndent Of bridges on the o L. Mr. + |
Miller, who retiTss, will devote his tim. 10
the interests Of the Sugar Pine Door & Lam
ber Co.
Mr Benz Hsrdmsn and family, for many
years residents of this county, leave TO day
Tor Riddles. where SIR HArdman has par
chased = smsil piece Of property intending to
make that their future home.
You've Tovcns.-Yestefday a couple
Of boys go, into fight near the o r dc
pot resulting In one of them Cutting the
other over one eye With : knife Several
Albany boys are paving the way for Il
seat In Congress.
WILL co ro IowA.-Mr II e. Hubbard
will leave to- morrow morning for Hum
bolt. Iowa. his former homo, where he
expects 10 go into business. Mr Hubbard
IL good business mai'. a genial. pieaka,i,
man, whom the DEMpcRAr has always
fovnd courteous aud agreeable 10 do busi
meas with, and has made many warm
friends dufirg his yeark sojeurn In our
city. Mr Cumming, lis successor. aud q
popular young man. viii accompany hin,
To Portland, where he ~iI buy goods tnT
his Albany trade.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

THE LATEST NEws.-Fargos famous
$3.50 shoes at 6 w Simpsons.
A fine line oflace curtains and shades
at 6 w Simpsons.
Toscalace nets aud dress founcings at
6 w Simpsons,
A choice assortment of infants robes,
dresses, hoods, sc, at g w Simpsons.
A large and well arranged stock OF
clothing, for men. youths and boys, Josie
suits, &c, at lowest prices at G w Simp.
sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
SAMUEL Z YouSo.

AHEAD OF TAE.-The freshest and best
groceries aud fruits In the market at Jas
L Powell 4 Co.'S.
Get your canned goods at Jas i Powell
* Co.'S.
Jas + Powell 4 Co lead in the grocery
business.
Jas L Powell & Co are rushed with busi-
ness because they have the goods and give
bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
To Carpet I,uyers.

We have just received new line oi
carpets, consisting Of the latest styles
and patterns, both in Brussels and
this market. In order TO reduce our
stock We have concluded 10 make fur
ther reduction In prices--our loss, your
gain. We invite you TO inspect our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Get our
prices and be convinced.
IL M.TT tUAIN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

The seientiae Specialist.

Guar sniees successful treatment IN
diseases Of women and all private diseases
OF either sex. Over fifty cases Of eatarrh
cured since Jan. ist In this city. and no
failure heard from. Dozens OF ladies
cured Of dlseases peculiar TO their sex and
not one unsuccessful. $500 will be paid
To any ono he treats unsucceGsiully after
lac has agreed 10 cure them. Consultation
Is free and you Can freely call upon the
DR.. Everything Il strictly confidential
and private. He prepares his own medi.
cines and you do not have to go TO drug
store TO have your prescription filed. Ills
Office IL 40 arranged that one patient does
not meet another. lie |. not here Tor a
lew days only but has permanently located
and Will stay. His prices correspond
with the nature OF the disesae and desefy.
Ing poor arc treated free Patients out of
the city can be treated sy correspondence,
unless acute diseases Office. Biumbrrs's
Block. Albany. Residence 5rd and Mont.
gomery. Office hours, TO tots, J TO 1 and
J TO $. The DIR can refer TO any bank In
Albany or the Pacific Coast as 10 his reila-
bility. and TO the Oregon State Medical
Society As TO his standing In the medical
profession.
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THE
STANDARD
BRED STALLION

Dick, ,FIahertv, record ::sl. VIII make
the sc ason OF 1890, comm encing Aprli 4
and ending July /, at Marsaali's stable,
Albany, Linn county. Or. giving Linn
county hoisemen a chance 10 breed to q
Standard horse, with size and speed not
To be excelled in Oregon.
de- cRIPrIoN AND PEDIGREE,
Dick Flaherty is a chestnut, small strip
In face, one white ankle, stands 10 hands
high, weighs 1850. winner OF the $40
class at City View Park Septe mber ID,
1888, defeating Oneco, o snder, Maud
Knox ard Harvest in three straight
heats This was Dicks first race. at
which time he made his record Il 2:30.
Sired by Flaherty's Fearnadght. by
Fearnaught, Jr. I35, by Fearneught, 1873,
record " 2:23 IA (winnei of tie $4,000
purse at Buffalo IN 1865, defeating George
Palmer Col Maydard, American Girl, J
J Bradley, Myron Perry, Victor Hsgn
and Molliel, he by young Morr |.
Dick Flaherty's dam, Bill Drew, has
paced p mi.e in 2:30, by Dodd's Nolsor ,
by John Nelson, 1877, sire o. Nevea.
2:23 l.2, Aurora, 2:27 l-2 Memo, e:so; by
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

No BLIzzARDs.-An Albany firm, adj
yertising in the Arkansaw Traveller, gets
in the following good hits for the railroad
center Of Oregon.
"Albany, Oregon. The queen city and
railroad center Of the great Willamette
valley, whose richness is unsurpassed
even by the historic Nile. Healthful
and charming. Crop failures, chintz-
bugs, cyclones, billiards. and hog cholera
ranging from $40, 500 to $50 per acre. A
property, proper Which is now very cheap, and
will surely increase five-fold soon."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Albany ruiIding & Loan
association. Fourth series
now epsn Only so shares TO
sell Those wishing stock in
this series must apply soon to
AY w BLAIN,
2acratarv
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MCKNIGHT BROS.

imp Trusten, dam. the Rim ,na -aan
5y Abdallan
End pam, Bu'terfi Ids st Clair.
srd-Dam, by Black Leg, BY BiggepI
Rather.
4lh-Dsm, by Jack Hawkins, by Bos-
5th-Dam, by Old st Clair.
Fiaherty's Fearnaught dam, Hal dee,
by Old Columbus.
2--Dam, by Harr:s' BaH hlto man.
3--DaI0, Boston Gid, celebrated s.
mile trot,er. by Old Abdsllah.
No stallion with such a combination OF
fast trolling and producing blood has
ever besn offered for service in Linn
county, Oregon, before.
TERMS,
To insure. $40; season, $50. Mares bred
by the season, payable July l. Mares
bred by insurance. pays BILE when mares
are known to be with foal. Mares viii
ne careful handled, but no RESPONSE
blliiy will be assumet toI accidents
Good pasture at $2 q month.
For further particulars address,
L. I-aFOREST,
Albany. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

PAUSE ron MOMENT as you pass along
BroadaIbin street and examine Mr. w X
6raham's new stock Of suiting, just rece
lived. II embraces one OF the finest lots OF
patterns for,pantsar.d suits ever seen In the
valley, and II Ia only necessary 10 see them
and get prices to be measured for a suit,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

CANNING CHERRIEs.-We are receiv-
ing daily large supplies of fine Kentish,
May Duke, Oxheart and Royal Ann
cherries. Orders for canning left with us
will receive prompt attention.
MUELLER & GARRETT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

SAW FiLtSG grc.- Mr. Joseph Rab.i
anexpert from San ffanclscc. hlslo Gated
Ia the cueick Block, on BroIdalbin street
ard Il prepared TO file saws. Sharprn razer
scissors. etc, IN tirs,-clasS manner.
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A small Cyclone,
Tangent, Or. Iune 18th. Iso

At II O'Clock this morning small cy-
clone took place along X street, coming
north into the croquet grounds, throwing
all the wichets, balls and mallets over the
railroad track A lady was seen close by
but was not injured
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Two Can LoAps.-Price & Robson have
just received two car loads OF wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and will sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality OF the wagons.
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MARRIED

BoGGS-HoUSEwERT.-onS Sunda,
June ISth, 1890, at o:1o a m, by and a,
the residence of Rev ] + Stewart, iir Il
Henry Boggs and Miss Ruthie r House
wert--both OF this city.
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FINE FRUrTs.-- Raspberries, currants,
cherries, peaches. apricots, plums, black
berries, strawberries and a iull supply of
fresh vegetables the best in the market re-
ccived daily at Mueller & CARROTS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

New embroideries, founcings, lace
bouncing in cotton ard silk, black and
cream. Laces in imitation point, also new
designs in black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings.
SAMUEL Z YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

ABOUT Mn CuMHIS0.-The Chronicle
and Index, Of Centerville, South Dakota,
has the following 10 say about one Of
Albany's new business men:
J A Cumming, senior member Of the
firm Of Cumming & Cumming, druggists
Of Ccnterville, but who has been travel
ing for wholesale firm for five years,
has given up the road and purchased a
drug business ut Albany, Oregon, lively
growing city on the Pacific slope, for
which place he departed last Thursday
evening via st Paul. Jack is splendid
young man, and makes scores Of friends
wherever he goes. Our good wishes
follow him for success and prosperity in
his far western home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Well Loring, rock, drilling. prospecting.
Frat hundred feet, 81 per foot; second hun.
drcd feet. 81 25 per foot; Third hundred
foes. 81 so psr foot, etc Gravel. cement
gravel. hard rock. ste, from Si.25 "a SO
per foot. Without board. et.,.. add .25 per
foot. Write 10 j Is Aughes, Albauy Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

CONSIDER Tms.-By calling at Jas +
PoweIl's you will see large and fine
stock of vegetables and fruits just receiv-
ed by steamer, consisting OF fresh oranges
lemons, cabbage, caulihower, onions, Gel
cry, ripe cherries, and choice fruits Of all
kinHg
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cornets. cor.eis.

We make a speciality Of ladies and misses
6nc "ofscts and waists. We also have n
drive In French Saline corset at IS cents
Extra good Yalne.
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have just received . large invoice Of lace
curtains. ranging in price from one 20 nine
dollars aipair. scrim. curtain meta, etc. Also
line Of curtain poles and furniture cover
ing. SAMUEL Z YouNa.
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Que of the Ct II ID, laws l. that an mt IN
crater is liahie 4" a dee "f $500 inr dsvuls
lag the tetuIns Hrt c- the matter of ps pu-
iAtiSB alil have to come fiom mo 9th sr
source.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

TES AcRg TRAcrs.-Some choice TO
and 20 acre tracts for garden purposes,
just secured for sale at a bargain. Inquire
of Gulss x Iletirick
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

TwEsrY GIRLS WANTED.-I want TWEEN
ty girls to assist at the Masonic banquet
to be given on Tuesday evening, June "a.
w Ill GARRErr
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WARM WEATHER. "A fine stock OF re-
frigiators and ice cream freezers may be
seen at Stewart & Sox's. Nothing like
them for the house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

DIR. M. II. Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany. Oregon. Calls made ir city o
ountry.
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MUSLIN UEDERwEAR.--In great variety
Of styles at bottom prices.
Samuel f. Young.
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RSAL Esr.TE saLEs.

V N Preston 10 I II + Hope, lot 4, h
2o, Rs sud A, Lebanon as
Eliza Denny To ! II Z Hope. 10, 4 .bl
20, RS and \, Lebanon. ....... 100
Frank NJ Gardner 10 4 W JamiSon,
~ acres, . Z a..,, ........... 1000
) Suatton 10 l. & SFatton, 6s 50
aeres, Iow w5,.....,,.......,.. 1000
l. y Smith To- Thomas brandon.
piece OF land "a W S....,...... aouo
] X Kirkpatrick to Elizabeth Gen
try, lots ), {, Ks A,Lebanon I7s
W II liob,on c: al to T. a Miller,
aooNsIS feet, MN City.,.......
EsI Sarah lluichins to Ashby Pearec,
piece land In Albany .......... 1855
Il and II Leonard To Isaac ) Stone,
3oE acres IL W 4....,,.,.,.... 1000