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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07
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U. p.Cmuara. Preaching Sahtai n,
morning and evening by Rev. !. =. Ir-
vine, d. ID. Sabbath School - 2:30 r. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab.
bath at iI.00 A. NJ. and 7f. ~. sabbath
school 1000. Prayer meeting ev1ry We'd
nesday evening 30. Rev. FisheE, pastor.
All arr invited
M. Z. CHURCH, SoUTH.- Preaching every
Sabbath morning az II o. ock 4. u. and &
% o'clock r. ~. Sabbath Sc .ool at2sD o clock
3. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
r. 7.30 o'clock. Rev. q ) Hanleite.. Pastor.
NJ. E.CHuRcH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service m
he even ng before sermon. sabbath school
$3.50 u. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ayevsning. Rev. 5 Mcininger, pastor.
PnKssgrERrAx CruRca. a.-Ss~gice esery
Sabbath morning and eveningAin Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthStN. Sunday School
immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evtnirE
Rev i 4 Prichard. psstor.
Frasr BArTIzr CHURCH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning. and eve Z, at Church on 9Th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eyer
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbcll, pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CuuAefi. -Servieesesery
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School At 1915. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening Of each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor.
| TiAN CHuRcm Preaching every
Lords day in month, morning and evening,
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. ReYJ Stewart Pastor.
/ CATHoEIc CHuscn.--Servico every Sun
day at 1890 A. n. and 7 P. NJ. last Sunday
Of ths month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Louis Netayer, Rector.
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Avery Cray Man.

PARAMOUNT. Ind. Jan. 3o.-yesierday
morning Jacob AdeIl went 10 his cabin and
saturated bis clothes with kerosene oil, then
set fire 10 than and rushed out into the yard
enyelcped in flames. AfteF short, horrible
struggle he expired.
A month ago he became member Of sect
that teaches self sacrifice as the only way 10
heaven and accordingly roasted himself to pro-
pirate the Almighty.
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Jhs &smotEat.
WASHINGTON
wAsnlNaroN, Ian. ., 1890


WAsmNcroS, Jan. 20, iSoo
ME- arrlson has sprung another Eng
ish idea on the country In the shape Of
Government Measure 10 be pulsed betsre
Congress. His predecessors have con-
tented themselves with recommending
what they thought ought TO be done, and
leaving the rsst to Congress, but In the
case of the silver bill to-day introduced
the House the English Idea Of legislation
has been strictly followed. The bill was
prepared by Secretary Window, submitted
to the cabinet and the President, approved
by the latter and majority otshe former,
and is now introduced IN the House as an
administration measure. Now u Mr.
Window could only be admitted 10 the
floor OF the House TO champion the meas
ure The whole proceeding would be entire
~ English. The bill has been referred 10
the House committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures, ard understand tat Sec
retary Window has already been promised
favorable report BY the republicans OF
that committee. II viii be interesting TO
see whether Congress will resent this
clear usurpatlon Of It's functions by the
executive branch of the government, or
whether It will be quietly accepted and oil
lowed to stand as a precedent for future nd
ministra,ions.
Gov. Campbell was to-day partially ex.
amIned by the House committees inyestl
eating the Ohio ballot box forgery. Moth
Ing new was brought out. Ex-Goy-for
aker, who was examined Friday and sat
urday, lid not raise himself any In tn
estimation of honorable men by his testi
mony, telling how h- brIbed Mood 10 &c
{. possession OF the forged document unde
!. eross-exanination he Admitted that b
!. should have discovered the forgeries II b
had made as careful an examination OF tn
paper as he shoull have done. Mr. Fora
ker seems for some reason or other 70 b
extremely bitter against Representative
Mckinley and Bnt,erworth, of Ohio.
There wss lively time Ia the room q
Il the House committee on Reform IN III
Civil Service this morning, caused by
discussion before that committee on III
merits Of the present Civil Service .av
Opposed to the law were Rspr esenatiy'
Houek and Ewart, and fayoring Il u
Civil Service Commissioner. The la
received some very hard knocks, but
the private claim of the Commissioners
' tha, majority OF the committee Is pledge
to ,hcm-is true, nothing Is likely TO com
of them.
4 Secretary Blaine has the sympathy
every body ia the terrible bereavnei
which has saiIen upon HIN. by the suddS
death o: his brilliant young son Walk
Blaine. III. funeral took place Saiurd'
and was attended bv nearly every publ
nananwashing,on and AZ immensecrov
= Of private citizens.
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weather

Summary Of Metoorology for JAN, 1890.
from observations taken at Albany. Linn Go.
Oregon, by John Briggs. vol. observer for tbs
signal Service, U y, Army.
Highest barometer on tho 7th, 30 D6.
Lowest bafomoteron the a0th. 2g.7e.
Mean barometer for the month. 20 30
Highest daily average of lar. 30 0B.
I.owest daily average Of bar. 29,el.
Highest temperature on tha 9Th. SO.
Lowest temperature on the ) and ;, 10.
Mean for the mouth 333
Highest daily range Of theron the 0, 10.
Lowest daily ranged ther. on the 2s. o.
Mean temperature ~ q. ~. daily 81 ~.
Mean temperature ~ y, NJ, daily ~. %.
Mean temperature At 0 p. n.daily 81. 90.
Prevailing directions Of wind. y and ".
Max Velocity OF force. o.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 10. 2s.
depth Of snow At end Of mouth, 0.
Number Of days on which .0l inch OF inors
ran feii.2l.
Nu,ahcr Of days OF eioadinsaa average
scals OF 10. H.
OF pt ohaervatlnnn - were clear, 10 cloudy
iair. feEgy. "a rAin, 2 hAxy. g overcast.
snow.
Ffosl on the morsings of ID days.
Temp. --4 70 90 average ot II yesrs
Rainfall. !. ID on average Of II years.
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The Albany DgMeRcAr calls Albany
''the seat OF taste OF the higher dramatic
type." because Iiaudmann had big house
thest. Even the hoodlums In Salem
knew enough 10 yell "gais.a when Band
mann played Hamlet herr. A nIgger
show Il about the style for Aihany,s higi.
toned appreeiaiise public taate.-Salem
Statesman.
The above Il very small beans consider.
ing the fact that tie Statesman. paper
always blowing hot and cold, compliment
ed Dandmann at the time of his Appearance
there as highly as anv OF our exchanges.
Our eonsemp seems 10 be governed simply
by the coalition otiss dyspeptie stomach
Its judgment is a. reliable as that of Pol
lonius about the clouds. A punch ane
Judy show l. about the sixe for the Goldfish
arlstocracy OF Salem, city that lives In
anticipation OF the next Legislature ant
State fzir.
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A DRsnuE

To rnn prorLr on ALnAsy AND Vi
ciNiry AZ the bridge question has been
written up considerable in your columns
as resident Of this city ! want to add my
say, that d free bridge would be great
convenience and add great deal Of trade
tothIs place no one will question. In adj
ding trade W. viii add wealth, not only by
increased sales by cur merchsnta, but by
increased value 10 property which would
brng more money to both the city AID
county In the line OF taxes. The convent
euce OF bridge can be seen at the present
time as the ferry cannot cross the river
and q large trade Is cut of from Albany
I IMPROVEMENT.
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The Proper Thing.

CHICAGO, Jan, 7o.--The Union Pacific and
Northwestern railroads have given notice Of
withdrawal in thirty days from the Interstate
Commerce Railway Association. II isihouRht
that this action will lead 10 the dissolution Of
the association, although the other roads insist
that they viii maintain the organization de-
spite the withdrawal Of these loads.
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FR0N THE METROPOLIS
IMPROVEMENT.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. goth, p. m. Lat
est from Pacific floods IA Sacramento Val.
ley report that Is feared again river ss ris-
Ing and threatens 10 surpass any previous
record for high water No trains running
io-d day south or north from San Francisco,
Oregon City wooien mill down 10 day on
account Of high water.
Pellio, an Indian, recently convicted ot
murder IN frat degree Ii United States
Circuit Court for Killing Agnes ! Saason
on night OF a6th OF May. near Pendleton,
was sentenced by Judge Sabin this morning
to be hanged on 9th OF June. Pellio de
clares that he was Innocent and requested
TO be hanged al Pendleton also 20 be eho
instead OF hanged.
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casTorslA .y.Is. .S ,,sss ssa ~ iTSrSsssl.so. Sal
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edited by Albany v. {. 7. u

The quarterly report Of The Secretary Of
Albany w q + Union.as read At The meet
Ing on Tuesday last, shows that seven reg.
ular meetings have been held, With an
average attendance Of ten. Three new
members have been received. Amount of |
money received Dues, $3.50 rent,S3o,
Thanksgiving social, Ss7Io total, $076o.
Amount disburscd, $o0 81 Bills fur cons
stfncting kitchen and sewer have now all
been paid, and only one outstanding debt
remains on the hall.
Reports from other officers and superin
tendents show that work has been pushed
On several lines as fast practicable, In
systematic and business Ike way.
From the hopeful and encouraging 70.
port Of the President, Mrs Il + Sox, we
make some extracts ''lsyen the most pa.
tient, persistent effort does not always Sc
cure large results, nor do We as union
exreet great things, fol through oft.rcpcat-
cd disappointment, We have learned the
virtue Of patience and 10 be content II We
see little frui. OF our labors rejoice
50 much 10 sec that all are taking deeper
interest In the devotional exercises. Tieci
that our measure Of success as a union lies
/ largely In the life put into these meetings.
The Thanksgiving social added consider
ably 10 orr treasury and was success
socially ~ well as financially, showing that
we have many friends outside Of our own
i immediate circle. The attention Of unions
seems specially called TO the subject Of
narcotics, In view oi the action Of our lasi
Legislature, and II would certainly be veil
for all OF ,is 20 be better informed on that
sub jeet. was glad that the subject was
III seuesed at the alnoiber's meetings" bui
sorry that 30 few Of us could be present
Finally let Us all Try to keep abreast Of The
times In our temperance .scfk and With the
blessing oi our Heavenly Father We may
still see Ills work prosper 10 Our hands for
He Is faithful who has promised"
Under the head Of WhIAkey and titt
Negro tbs s, Louis Republic lsss the fol
lowing The Christmas bfawis aud dis
iurbanees Of the peace IN Georgia, Tennvs.
zee and Arkansas are in one sense fortunate
. Tor they show the country plainly what !
the real cause Of nearly every ono Of thea'
alleged araee wars" and the ''raec conflict
! 20 called, II can be condemned into on
! word .whIaky. The Republic believe
:. thar II knows the 80 called "negro ques
ton root and branch, and oil its study sni
!. observation, its ultimate familiarity witt
the negro character and its close watch o
!. his development rs citizen, have ali con
: fIrmed Il Ia the belief that the alleged enc
tfre, t,estlas1 Ig fhs. ntsestiofs of fiar abflif
of the negro 10 keep sober.
4 Miss Frances Z Willard, 10 speaking 9
: the outlook Of the W C r U for Isoo,says
. sThe outlook Is good The up-look Is be
s ter"
y y Hannah whitall Smith says '.Kec
your top eye open Il i the sky-lighi |
the soul" The outlook i cheerful, ,becaus
we are not looking at the waves aroun
but 20 Him who walks the waves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07
MARRIED.

SoUTH-cRABTREE. Near Scio.on
Jan. 16th, 1890, Mr.. Owen South and Miss
Elva crabtree. The marriage ceremony
took place at the residence Of the brides
parents, In the presence OF the near rela-
tives and frieads of the contracting parties,
James Peery, J. p. officiating. After re.
ceivibg tho hearty congratulations Of all
present, the happy couple led the way into
the dining room, where was spread table
laden with all that the mos, excellent taste
could suggest or the most perfect cooks
prepare, TO which III did ample justice.
Dinner over. an hour or two was very
pleasantly spent In social converse and
music, after which the friesds reluctantly
took their departure. The bride was the
recipient OF number Of handsome and
nsefnl presents. On the day following the
wedding reception was rendered Mr. and
Mrs South, at the residence OF Mr. John
South, brother of the groom. 70 which a
host Of friends were Invited and where as
on the day previous the best OF cheer pre-
vailed,snd could rot but have added much
TO the pleasure Of all present, except for
the one fact thst the cup OF each ones hap
pineSs seemed already full TO overfowing.
May the amatrimonial ship" that has start
ed out under such favorable auspices, laden
with the bet wishes Of all the friends Of
thnss on board. glide peacefully over "lifes
sea" until she enters and drops anchor
within the haven Of eternal bliss. ~.
Scio, Oregon, Jan. 7Sth, 1890.
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scr lnfants and Children.
raE MAN Anonr rows.

Memory i remarkable thing and
sometimes fttikes peculiarly, SORT Of in
bumps. There are men who can fesneu-
Ter the exast date 81 events hat happened
thirty Or forty years ago, who forget 10
pay their debts tia, have eniy run year
or two Others forget favor 10 week
aid remember wrong 1entury. IL IS
easie, 20 remember victory tilan fall
ure we hear 81 millions u1ade Is specu
laileD bnt tie losers are not mentioned
The human mind i- a peealiar Institution
and u expansive proportions wi'ssst going
oa. Of Albany
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4 Nevada S4o7 .o0o.
na.h oaIy In same.
FRANCISCO. Ian. 1.-THE

SAN Francisco. Jan. 5f.-The Chronicle
says ediiorially: The osegonian. Who relieves
his feelings with profanity, viii probably find
his vocabulary too small when he reads tina,
the Feyenus cutter Rush Is carrying the delay
cd mail to Portland The Rush Ia spite Of lis
name, IS mighty slow sveaAel, and through
Secretary Wanamakef's parsimony, the mails
will teach Portland about three days later than
they would have done II taken blythe steamer
Santa Rosa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

Az UNsruapY OAg.-A large oak tree,
about two feet In diameter which has been
standing In The yard Of Il Kenion on Third
Street. many generations, saeenmhed % >
gentle zsphyr las. Saturday and iell With
broken roets. some Of the limbs ciashlag
againss the house. Not the extent OF the
wind bat the weakness Of the roots and the
looseneas OF the soil, caused BY the heavy
rains, did II. kfr keniop wall have wood
enough from II TO las, a long time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

ARrIcLxs OF INCORPORATION The fol-
lowing articles of incorporation were yes
terday filed In the Office aGtbe seeFetarF Q
state: Union hall incorf orators. s N Nc
Lane, ] c Lyons, VIM ratters dura,ioa ten
ycars;capiiai stock $1,000, divided into zoo
snares OF SS each; paid up stock $500 ep-
ject 20 erect and maintain hail and build
Ing IN the town of Lyons, Linn county.
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wAsnlsGToS. Jan. 5o.-senaior Stewart
to-day inlrodaeed bill TO reimburse the states
Of California. Oregon and Nevada for moneys
expended by them during the lte war. The
bill authorizes The following amoanls TO be
paid: California, S4.42o. SGT; Oregon. s3y6.-
z7I. and Nevada Sso1. .99o.
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sUooEsrivx.-The following, which was
pinned over the ticket Office apei ature at
the depot Saiuicsy is seiy suggestive
article and tells long story, fulIo excla-
nation points "May be a train north
about or 3 or or or or 2 or s or or
10 o'clock tonight
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An Ola rraap.

sAtEM. Jan. so.--1'he body Of an old tramp
was found along side the narrow gauge. near
Aumsyille. yesterday. The eoroners jury to-
day returned verdict finding that death hae
resulted from tree falling on him while
aIscep, mashing his head ilat. aitsr which his
clc,hes took iiIe from the campfire and burned
oil entirely. roasting the body. The mans
identity Is unknown. tie vas about 90 years
old. Heny kseae. justice Of the peoaee. con-
Quoted the lnjncSi,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

A SALE.-Dr 0 c Aubrey has purchase.
ed through W T Mcpherson two lots on
Ferry street belonging to S W Smith for
merly Of this city who is nov living at
Greeley Wash The Doctor had an OPP
portunity to sellthetwo lots at good ad
vance before his deed was recorded but
he had too much faith In Albany and de-
cllned the offer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

DEC. 9, 1861. Mr. ] II Settlcmies in
forms the DEMocRAr he is positive this is
the date when the big fo1d reached its
highest point. 1t first rose week previ.
Gus, then subsidized and reached the climax
on that y,about SO feet above low water
mark.
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Another old gen the ssan About Town
learns from a. exchange has been COM
plciciy ard eternally anuihiiased. II Is
flic sasins hat there IS always room at
the top. This i found 70 be not true. All
the tops are taken 81 egregioasIy selfish
patent medicine men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

Ifihs Willamette RACES II fifteen feet
above low waier mark II inishi b. said at
thirty feet point reached a iew iisnes.that
Il ragged oairagcoasI. This .soaid bring
IN an extra supcriaiiye degree IN fine shape
and would jEs, euis many people wilh
whom everything 4 deiigatsai, ,fiorri5, &c
Iieious, frightful, etc.
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BuRoLAsy.-l.as Friday during the
absence Of Mr. Richard Conn and family. a
burglar entered their residence. by break
ng pane Of glass. and robbed their home
OF suit OF clothes belonging 10 Mr. Conn,
some jcwclry, several dollars IN money and
various other valuable articles: Mr. Conn
would like to get hold of the villain for a
few moments. No clue 10 the robbcr was
secured.
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The nas,a,n ani.

wiLKrsnARRr, Pa, Jan. 3I.--The bottom
off portion Of the town Of Plains dropped out
to-day, aud with 1t three single losses and a
double block, causing CONSERVATION among the
tenants aud excitement in tow n. The settling
Il Is thought, Il not yet at an end. A lew feet
from the scene Of the disaster, aud In direct
line, Is the cemetery, and fears are entertained
that this win yield. The caves are caused by
exlsayagan, rodbiug Of the pillars to the min-
es,
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MIS- nlslaaa's rlms.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 5i,--considering the loss
Of twelve hours at the start. the time Of Miss
Bislands trip around the world Is computed at
70 days 81 hours and az minutes, OF days. 1
hour aud 81 minutes behind Nellie Bly's rec
ord
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The blockade.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5i.--Generai Super
inlendsn. Fillmore said ibis afternoon.
We expect 20 start passe ger train north
over the Oregon line by Sunday. and aie
straining every nesye 10 do so. The road viii
certainly be opened by Monday.
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Some onete the aia8 Aboai f0wn.
that certain citizen told aagiher citizen
that be thought he would q down 70 a
certain church an be converted. That
showed reconciliation tbat gas very
commendabie ard entities tise naa 70 be
convicted 81 IS sins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

KNOCKED Our.--The Sclo Press has
been surpassed by The Vale Atlas, OF East.
ern Oregon. In a recent issue the follow
irg self explanatory Item was the only one
In the paper. "The influenza and the
scarcity Of fuel are sufficient to make 1t
rocky for the the New Atlas. This Is an
explanation, and not an excuse"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07

a Coon NoTreE. The following notice
sent out by the tax collector at Eugene Is a
good one, worthy of emulation: "Your
dog tax is now over due. Come and settle
thedog.p
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A nare Thlna.

SAN JOSH, CAL. Jan. 5I.--Iood Toy, a
Chinese woman. was granieda divorce from
Fook Kan. on the ground ofektreme cruelty.
The parties were married here hya justice Of
the peace about a year ago. This Is said TO be
the first Chinese divorce in the state. The
defendant dia not appear
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oaly cranAg.

pHilApRLrn'A, Jan. sl.-David Alessa-
der. who tried 10 assassinate bishop Whitaker
Sunday last pleaded guilty this morning before
Judge Arnold, DIR Andrews Of the county pri.
son, Testified that Alexander was same on every
other subject except prohibition.
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H0M, TO CO EAST.

90 East yis Mount Shasta Route. Nice
climate and Scenery at al times Of the year.
See Mount Shasta, Sacramento. Ogden, Salt
Lake Denver. Finest soond CLASS or tn ade
are fnn daily. Bug yeof tickets Of 10 and
sAve yoff fare to Portland. IAm tn enly
pefs6n ID Alhsnz that oah sell you tikket
10 any poih} h Ehe United gkaiea. 9all cn
ma m rates.
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Lace Curtains. Lace curtah,s.

have just received ray fall stock al
lace curtains bought direct from importers.
the largest stock ever broughtio this marx
ct, and best value for the money
SAMUEL E. Z GUNS.
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LEBASos.-Dr Frank Matchctt return
ed from 81 Louis, where he had hecn 10
complete his medical course. lie was one
ofthe unfcrtunatcs who were detained by
the snow blockades. We have not learned
where he intends TO locate. From state
menss made In clippings from California
paper sent US we see that O'Neil Bros are
making arrangements TO sSon bring large
portion OF their paper mill plant here.
On last Sunday afternoon Rev J II Kirk
patrick offered his resignation as pastor Of
the & 7 Church At this place for the pres
ent Express.
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AZ tNnioSAST EpiroR.-The editor OF
the Dayton Herald Is mad ell oyer and
talks like this: poor nd. Tor hls town; We
propose to run the Herald a. good a. We
can according tothe patronage VIC receive.
When the merchants Of Dayton come up
and advertise a live business men should
and iitsy or one hundred more names are
added 10 our list from Dayton then sc
will show what can be done here In the
newspaper line. No use IN taking. we
are not going 10 run \ twelve hoFse paper
to fl six horse town. We are not run.
ming this paper for our health and we can't
do something for nothing. Now don't
you forget It.
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AnnEy's Apnrrros.-s4 lots in this al
didon 10 Albany, near IIackleman's 5r@
uiditlon. Tor sale. at $50 10 SI2s a lot, IT
lurran & Monteith's