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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
Ealllllisl1Hrl w Hek.ly,
sluye colony OF sierra I.eono.
FRIDAY. JULY II, lae

e
4 number Of slaves, who had claim
cd their freedom in England, were
begging and starving about tho streets
of London, and, after consultation
with somo Of Tic men themselves,
Sharp detcrninCd to send number of
them RS settlers to the coast Of Africa.
hi 1856 about 400 negroes wcro thus
sent out to'Siorra Leone, with about
sixty Europeans, chiefly women n
grant Of land was obtained from Il
ncighboring chief, but from its very
infancy Tic littlo colony was bcsct
with numerous difficulties. Disease
broke out on board the ship before tho
settlers had even landed and worse
Still, most Of the Europeans woro in-
tluccd by the offer Of high wages TO.
take service witt, the slave dealers
Things were going from bad to
worse, whom Sharp sent out, princi-
pally at his own expense, another ship
with supplies for the colonists, and no
subsequently, succeeded III forming 81
joint stock company for the purpose Of
trading With Sierra Leone. 1t is in the
course Of these transactions that we
first lind him corresponding with
William Wilbcrforcc, who was after
ward tho champion of the slaves in
the house Of commons. After solno
difficulties and delays = government
charter was obtained for the ''St.
Georges Bay company" rs it was
called, and in spite OF molcstations
from slave dealers and native chiefs,
and Il most wanton raid in 1904 from
u French fleet, the colony founded BY
Granville Sharp has survived, and
1lolrishcs at the present day. Mac
millan'S.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
May 2nd, 1890.
Medical Card /!

FNlIN IL undersigned having located per,
h mancnlly in Bcnncttsvillc, returns
his thanks for a liberal patronage anu
hopes by strict attention TO business to
merit a continuation.
Besides SURGERY, OBSrETRICS
and the general practice Of Medicine, |
take pleasure in announcing to uU that l
havG thoroughly equipped myself with
the latest and most improved instruments
for special treatment ofTRANSFlSION
in CASES Of DANG EROUS IIEMOR-
ACE. all THROAT, NOSE and LUNG
diseases.
CONSUMPTION specially TREAT
ED nron the LATEST and MOST
PROMISING THERAPEUTICS.
Parties in Bcnncttsville will be EX
AM lNIGD and TREATED for any of
the above diseases ut their own homes by
being requested to so ito. Those from a
distance nL my residence on Darlington
Street the residence formerly occupied
by MIR. Carey II, Eastering in last l}cn>
ncttsvill,;.
Calls in Day left at Breeder & Wells
Drug Store will be promptly attcudcl TO-
At night at my residence.
CHARGES for EXAMINATION and
TREATMENT reasonable.
Very Respectfully,
Il. B. EASTERLlNG, M. D.,
NJ. Mcdico. Chi. Society phila.
January 80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
DISASTROUS EFFECT,

A Nj Warner oi the firm Of \ NJ Warner
& Co, manufacturers and inP or,ers oi
New York City on being interviewed asio
the effect of the McKinley tarln law says;
"what will be tn. effects of the new tar
i'll on the business Of New York Gty2
Their name Is iegirn. ipredict that ia one
year more than Sioo. 900, 900 Of capital
will kc thrown on; Of ts present Cccupa-
ton. a large number Of employees viii
BE- thrown out OF employment. and upon
then the first effects Of the disaster will
fall. The importers will be the tirst - sui
fer, but they are only the hrst link In the
chain BY which we all depend upon each
other. Let me explain what ! mean. Ac-
cording To The Board Of Fire Underwriters
the grand total Of the stock ui mctehan.
disc on hand In the country will appTod
mate $4,000 ,ooo,o GOO. On the entire q
mount thcrc has been an immediate ad-
vapcc In price Of from 50 down 10 10 per
cent, This calculation will take from the
consumers and transfer 10 the holders OF
goods upwards of $50. 1000, 900, a tum C
quail TO the official estimate OF the revenue
from tariff taxes for the mex, five years.
This leaves out cf acccuat a rise 10 price
Of domestic goods 10 be produced With u
year. Tais law Is the most dcspotic and
Isranical ever enacted By any civilized ma
ton during modern lines Let me add
that have been a republican all my life. v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
SATURDAY.

Powell & Co
I'll. Wallace ( Co.
Have Viereck shave you.
Fine silk umbrellas at Z NJ Freach's Jew
elry store.
Fresh kettle lard at Haight Bros. War
ranted t" be good.
Two inches Of snow is reported at he front
on the Oregon Pacific.
Seymour Meyer, of this city, is now news
boy on the Roseburg local.
II Kirkpatrick has fled witl,the Record
er Parks addition to Lebanon.
The heaviest taxpayer in Astoria is Geo
FIavel, who is assessed at $l45,9S4.
Mrs DR. Irvine, of Salem. is in the city the
guest OF her mother, Mrs Houck.
Choice sweet Delaware grapes received
fresh every morning at G L Brownell's.
Wheat is now 624 cents at ALBANY with
ont prospects, of increasing very much.
Big bargains in ladies and gents cold and
gold filed watches at + Nj French's.
For perfectly pure water buy the Natural
Stone Filterer of Matthews g. Washburn
You should call and see those fine library
lamps at G L Brownells before buying else-
where.
II you want a good lilk umbrella with A
gold or silver handle 60 to Frenchs iewelry
store.
Quality is what helps Matthews & Wash
burn cell the most stoves of any house In AL
bany.
Call early aud give yoar orders to Mrs
Hymen for the Juvenile Book. SO they will
be here for Xmas.
The honor of being the first child born In
Albany is now claimed Cor Melissa Cox, born
in March. lS47.
The piano that gives perfect satisfaction
you can find at Mrs Hymen's.
The eleven year old child of Prof. VT
Van Scoy, died of diphtheria, at Jefferson
on Thursday.
Mr. John Diamond. of Cobnig, was in the
city yesterday. His brother, Thos, died on
Monday, at that place.
The @ E society, Of the church gave
quite an enjoyable party at the residence of
L 3 Blain last evening.
Do not pass @ e Brownell's store if YOU
want to live economically. Best goods and
lowest prices guaranteed.
Everybody should GO and see Eddie Alb
bott, the boy wonder, on Tuesday and
Wednesda, evenings Of next week,
AT meeting Of the B & L association.
last evening, $1,000 was loaned to r X
Ohling at SO months interest in advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Several months ago the DEMocRAT
mentioned the fact Of nn Albany woman
giving her husband some money TO pay
the contractor on the construction OF q
new residence owned by her, land that he
left without attending TO the business.
Awhile afterwards sensational article
appeared In the Portland Telegram about
how an Albany man went to Portland
ahend Of his wife and going TO n home
owned by them there prepared grave III
the cellar, and had everything arranged
for receiving his wife nj time he under
stood she would be there. The DEMocRAT
has recently learned the identity OF the
parties TO the sensation, who prove TO be
the ones Interested In the first incident
mentioned, Mr. and Mrs Davenport, who
came from the East here last year, bought
lot near the city and built residence
on II. The version OF the atInir reported
to he given by Mrs Davenport, u most es-
| Unable woman the DEMocRAT Ii inform
| cd, IL that after her husband ran away
/ she went 10 Portland 10 make arrange,
menta for selling house and lot owned
| by her there. Before her husband left
she had told him she was going about
such time. On reaching Portland sh,
was surprised 10 see her husband on th'
streets, supposing that he had left thu
country. She spoke to him, expressing
her surprise, aud got him TO consent &
signing deed Of the property; and thci
had u warrant issued for his arrest, W
understand for a previous attempt on he
life. On going TO her house with IN OH
Ger she found where he had been sleep
; Ing, and in the cellar discovered pair {
overalls, Some Of her old letters,a butche
knife, etc, and cellar door leading int
an obscure place, arranged for mailing NJ
: The grave part was myth. The ind
: cations were plain TO her, though, wha
was intended. iie came 10 tho houe
shortly afterwards and was afterward
arrested, and, We understand, is now |
Jail. Mrs Davenport secured divort
and sold her property there. She return
{. cd TO Albany and IL now residing here.
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uu.IH cDSsiDEnsxG.

Powell y Co.
Gold canes At Will * Stafa's.
+. NJ. freneh keeps railroad time.
New cream cheese just received a, Conrad
Meyers.
For artists supplies 90 to stanard &
Cusicks.
Egan * Achison q Q selling monun. nta AT
Portland prices.
Aubrey gives gas foF The psinless extract
ion OF teeth.
ioa hsve a big stock to select from at
Powell * Co
4 popular place.. viereck', shsving and
hair dressing parlars.
When you want a stylish mans CT boy E
hat 60 10 @ w Simpon.
I3,et stock of silver ware in Albai at
will * Stark's. No doubt Of it. Sc.
nep.'. youths aud boys clothing and
furnishing goods at q w simpsons.
A 6 st class shave for only Is cents at L
VIereeA'a, Saltmarsh Block. Albany, Or.
Have you seen those parlor suils that I
Brink has just rece'vedl They arc nice.
II you want fine toilet or bath soap ca
on stauard & Cusck, City Drug Store,
For bargains in monuments, headstones,
ETC., 90 to Egan Il Achison, Albany, Oregon.
Ladies' and misses' iaockey eapa. infants
caps and ibild 3, ani fall line OF lnfants'
wear at q w Simpson's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Che 9entormt.
NEW ALASKAN DISCOVERIES.

A dispatch from victorls, British Col.
umbia says the United Sta,es cutter Pat
terson passed down Puget Sound yesterday
morning, having spent the summer IN
northern waters. She brought no impor-
ant news. Her seasons work has been Of
uniformly official character. Last spring
she sailed for Alaska from this port, carry
Ing as passengers Prank LeSiie's party Of five
artists, scientists aud writers who were In
strueted to visit and see all that was TO be
seen in that great section of unknown
land lying between the Alaskan coast and
the Yukon.
One OF the party, l. Glove, returned
by the Patterson with a budget OF wender
| ful stories aud book OF sketches thatHill
delight the rradefs of Frank Lcsiif'S for
many weeks to come.
After leaving Victoria the party made a
direct run to Chilcat whence they struck
into the wilderness. They ascvnded the
mighty Yukon, to which they have loca-
ted a shorter route than the one generally
taken, aud found that its source Is la 9
migaty glacier at least fifty miles wide
FROM this Stupendous field of Ice the rive
flows north along the Chilcat range,
|: Taking only a guide, Glove erosse'
the great glacier and discovered that an
other large river issued from the o;he
! ! side This river, called the AlIsekh by ma
a tives, is probably the same discovered b.
Seton Karr In his recent letters. For som
distance aud between the two rivers, III
country abourds In fertile and well tlmbei
cd valleys, andulating plains and grass
y slopes, on which the game has not %
n learned the fear OF man. This beau,ltt
country, paradise Of the norIh, is inhat
4 tied by friendly Indians, IN no way rcseml
\ ling the coast tribes, either iu characters
n tics or speech. and remarkable chiefly f.
attempting to Ill the land In rude prlm
tive fashion, peculiarly original.
Friendly Indians wesc INST with all th
way down the river, bst none 40 hight
= civilized as those referred 10. Glove le
= others of the party TO pursue their seareh'
- further. lie will return to Alaska In III
o spring.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

The State capital has it's hands full Of
bridge, or rather, that IL the question,
who hna their hands full OF the elephant.
The bridge has proven failure and now
an effort Is being made TO find out who IN
at the head Of the matter. Hoffman K
Bates, the contractors. declare that they
have done the work under direction Of the
county courts, and that they are simply
working Tor the county, as any other Ia
borer might be, and that they have no
responsibility In the matter. 1t IL none
Of the NJ. 4. rs business, he IL princi.
pally interested in the matter because
We are 10 have bridge here but 1t docs
look rs II thc man who sets the trap owns
the bear. There IL uothing like having a
head 10 all enterprises, IL only a pin head.
Of course the contractors, who gave bonds,
are responsible TO some one for the botch,
and the NJ. A. 7. hopes TO sec the people
there, whose loss Is great anyway, get
what they are entitled 10 from the poor
Portland laboTers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

The ordinary living expense OF family of
five persons, In the customary manner Of
American people, amounts TO not less than
$1,000 per year. Il would require nearly
$4,000 In Government Bonds 10 produce
this income. Ten acres Of land In the vii.
iameite valley planted to prunes, with an
ordinary crop at ordinary prices will net
mole than 800. after paying for all labor
placed thereon. You can buy this land of
The Oregon Land Company Of Salem, in
tracts Of ten acres or more at from SIS TO
SIS per acre. Address The Oregon Land
Company, Salem, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Genuine Iowa.sorghum on draughtiat @
EiRrownell o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
JEWELS AND LACEs.
"Oh, girl with the jewelled fingers,
oh, girl with the laces rare

What are your Jewels and what arc your
laoes worth TO you II, from undergoing the
trying ordeals which fashionable society i'm
poses on its devotees, enough 10 test the phys-
ical strength and endurance OF the moet ro-
bust, you break down, lose your health and
become 2 physical wreck, as thousands do
from such causes?
Under such circumstances you would will
ingly give all your jewels and all your laces TO
regain lost health, This you can do II you will
but resort to the use OF that great restorative
known az DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
ThouSands or grateful women bless tho day
It was made known to them.
For all derangements. irregularities and
weaknesseg peculiar TO women, 1t iB the onIy
remedy, sold by druggists under q positive
guarantee from the manufacturers that IL
Will give satisfaction IN every case, or money
Will be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
:. An invigornting tonic, it imparts strength to
the whole system. For feeble women Rener-
ally, DR.. Pierce's Favorito Prescription is tho
greatest earthly boon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

A sure cure for the whisky habit: DIR
Livingston's Antidote for Drunkenness will
cure any case of the liquor habit in from ten
to thirty days, from tho moderate drinker to
the drnnkard. The Antidote can be given
in cup OF coffee without the knowledge OF
the person taking IL. The Antidote will not
injure the health in any way. Manufactured
Ly the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, CT from ] A Cumming, sole agent,
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

One year ago Tuesday was commenced
the frat brick building ever erected Ia
Junction City. To-day the second brick
IL receiving the finishing touch Of the
painters brush, and our little city now
has two brick business houses that would
speak highly Of the enterprising cities
having four times the population We have.
Pilot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

Mt 81 Elias IL not no high as It has re-
ceived the credit for being for great
many years, being only about IA 900 feet
high instead Of l0,b00. All Of our big
mountains have been gradually lowering
their heads by investigation, and soon
there wont be u high peak in the u. S.
except Mt. Tariff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Ptenaaaeei Hopeless. lie. saved.

From letter written by Mr. Ada l. Hurtl
Of Gtoton. S ID. we quote; "Was taken with
bad cold. which settled on my Lungs,
coughs set in and fiiially terminated in Con-
sumption. Four doctors gave me up saying
could 1.-Two but nh t time. l gave my
self up to my Saviour, determined il could
not stay with my frisnds en- earth, would
meet my absent - above. My husband
was advised to get A. Kings New Discover
cry for CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds. /
gave il trial. took in all eight bottles; it
has cured me and thank God / am well and
hearty woman" Trial battles free at Fo
shay & Mason's drug store, regular size, 50c
aud 81,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

The VI. A. r. has noticed that when
considerable IL offered for nothing 1t IL
time to bc suspicious. The offer Of dnu-
bic price from the Eastern advertiser IL
always thrown In the waste basket, for he
Is sure 10 be blk and many bite at him.
Recently an agent for life insurance
company offered fcw men free insurance
for the influence of their name. Always
steer clear ot such snags. II means that
there are breakers ahead. Cheap things
are generally no good. The best way IL
20 pay for what you get in this world.
That Is the way water seeks It's level.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
MARRIED.

MYERS-CLARK. .-On Thursday, Oct
10th, 1890, at the residence of and by
Elder d Leedy, A u Myers and Miss
Melysia 9 Clark, both OF Linn county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
HOME AND ABROAD.
THURSDAY.

A man from Jefferson reports ten or eleven
cases Of diphtheria there.
JR Whitney, OF the Herald, 10 on The
streets again.
Ell Power, Brownsville's harness maker,
was in the city to-day
Wesley Shannon, Of Engeno, formerly Of
this city, is lying dangerously i'll st that
city.
Sidney Horn took up claim Of 100 acres
near kuappton. Wash, less than a year ago.
lie recently cold $50 acres Of It for $40, 900
and has been offered $40, 900 for the other
ten acres, That Is the N w style.
The DEMOCRAT il informed that Mr. Nick
Zimmerman has cold his hotel interests aud
saloon to Mr. Cumrie, tho carpenter, who will
hereafter run them while MrssIimmerman
will make Portland his home.
BishopJ II Becker is 10 the city, and ar
rhngements are being made for him to deliver
lecture under tho auspices Of the Y. M. @.
| A., on 800 Years In Palestine" The lee
| turo will bo delivered ia the costume of the
people there. Date viii bo given hereafter.
Arrangements have been made for the ap-
pearapee Of the celebrated American pianist
Miss Neatly Stevens, nt the opsfa house., Oct
30th. She has played 10 all the large cisies
Of the eaat, with great success, Reserved
seatl at VIII Il Link's music store, at the
the usual price.
MIR w y May berry, ono Of Crook county,
successful teachers, arrived from baBy OF
Monday aud went Immediately 20 Farewell
Bend, where ho will take charge Of th'
school this winter. We acknowledge 4
pleasant call.-Prinoyille News.
a. L. h..
capped from an Albany ofiieiaI, hsfore beinJ
} captured, though, was afterwards imprisoned
! IN the county Jail 1t Eugene aud eEcapet
from there IN February, has been heard from
; near Seattle, but succeeded in eyading ar.
tekt.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Grand Com
mandery Of knights TemplAr Of 0regoo, a
. Albany, on the 2sth, promises 10 excel any
! thing Of It's kiud heretofore undertak cb. say
the Eugene Register. Invitations arc ou
: 70 all Sir knights aud their ladies TO sttep
! the elaborate ceremonies of the order, con
! Quoted by Temple cominandery. l. berati
famous band viii provide music for the oe
esaion.
4 STRUCK IT RfcH III & Clement, Of II
a coma, who has been vIeilIng relatives an
< friends In the county several days, n
G turned home this noon. Glenn IL now on
y Of the Auecessfui men Of that bootaIn
j city, with prospects Of becoming one {
y the wealihIest men in the nohhwes
;. Among his fortunate spe eulations was y
investment in some land at the site of Il
Northern Pacific car and machine shor
near that city, before their location vi
9 known, which will bring him In hall
y millIoa alone. lie has the plans reas
e for two story brick there that will be- o
!, feet long.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NV improvements,

WAsniNeToN Oct f7.--The projects for the
improvements Of the lower Columbia aud Win.
ametue, the upper Columbia and Srake rivers
and the Coqulle have been approved by war
department, The improvement proposed al
Coos bay aud Chehals rivers were today ap-
proved The and the projects FOR the im-
pfovemeut OF the mouth OF the Columbia and
Taqaina bay, approved last month rae the
only projects for Oregon and Washington Inn
ptoycmeuls that have reached the chief Of en-
pineets,
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Masuzal2zs1s
leading Photographers Albany Oregon.

We have houghtall the enegatives made by
L w Clark and w II Greenwood up TO Nov
10Th, 1850. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us at reduced rates. We haye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
like rates. We carry the only full line of
views of this state and do enlarged work at
lowest rates for first class work. We shall be
pleased to sec yon at our Studio in Froinan's
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

So much morigaged land in western
KansEs has come into the hands Of the
loan companies, though foreclosures and
the exodus Of farmers, that Il y indicate oi
the mortgages has been formed, known rs
the Syndicate Land Company 10 dsPosc
OF or cultivate the surrendered acres FOR
the benefit Of the conbircd owners. Their
holdings are said to DC very large
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24
Another Browning.

The DALLEs, Oct I5.-Last Monday Jay
Robbins Luckey, aged years and 4 months,
the only son Of c Luckey, United States In
dian agert at the Warm Springs reservation,
was drowned in the millraec. The boy ac-
companied his father 10 the boarding school
buildings, and in returning home by the mill
race is supposed 10 have fallen in the water.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-24

With ell the mad II IL not yet muddy
enough to plow.
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n EAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4 have
hk.a fhrm OF 240 acros, near Jowsou
depot on the Narrow Gauge, 10 miles
house and barn. Good water for stock
and domestic purposes, Fine oak grow.
Also m other farm OF 1913 acres, threo miles
from Lebanon. All In cultivation. Fair
house. Good water. Both good wheat
farms. Also house and two lots on Fifth
and Jefferson streets, Albany, For furih
or particulars call on a. Umphrey, Center
precinct, or on Hewitt q Irvine, Albany.
su A, UMPHREY.
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BUTTE, oc, t6.--rwo eolored soldiers dc
serted i,om Fou Shaw last night. Before
leayii & tbs garrison they helped themselves 10
iwo horses belonging to Mr Rosnch. govefn-
mens scout. Roach pursued the deserteFs,
and captured them near Hardy station, six
miles from Cascade. and struck back with
them. They olldfei ao resistance when at
rested, bu, while being led along the too j one
Of them suddenly jumped aside. pulled feyol.
ycr and sho, Rosneh In the abdomen. The
scou, Who Was aimed with a shotgun. immedi
a,ely returned the murdefoas ife aud SHOT his
assassin dead. he other dcser,er escaped 10
the hills wounded. on one of the stolen horses.
RoaneLs wound Is no, dangerous.