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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16

Rev j. II kirkpatrick, accompanied b,
Moses and family last week. Rev K
before the first Sunday in June.
Mr. Akin, who purchased farm neal
| Crawforsinv:llo few weeks since, has sold
TO Mr. Fox, lately from Wisconsin, which
leaves MIRA again on tho lookout for q
farm.
Mr. Peter i3ither was In town this week
He says he ID intending 10 lay off hii
| farm on the prairie Into town lots, 10 he
called "Bither'a addition 10 Heattle.p
Lumber teams are beginning 10 travel
and there will soon be a great rush TO the
mills aud lumber yards.
Mr. zarbrough, wife and son from Tex.
as have located here. They like this
country. and we are pleased 10 have peo-
Pile Of their appearances and apparent
qualities locate among us.
Mr. John Wright and Miss Sarah King
were married on last Wednesday evening
at the residence oi the bride's father, Rev
Mulkey Of the Christian church oiiiciat-
ing. They have acted senaibly by going
10 housekeeping at once, having purehas.
ed home for that purpose. They have
many friends who wish them happy
and prosperous journey through life.
Charlottesville has not yet had its
boom, but why should II not come? We
have fine farming country, excellent
stock ranches, mills, timber and water
power, health and good society. What
else il required TO produce healthy
boom2 WESLEY.
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Tho population Of this place IL increas.
ing, son Of Charley Browns arrived on
the 9TH. He seems 10 be well pleased
with the country, 10 much Of II ~ he haa
seen.
The friends and neighbors OF johnson
White gathered ut his residence on the
afternoon Of the 10th, this being the an
niyersary Of his marriage. Mr. w has
been married 20 years, and has o family
Of eleven children, seven boys and four
girls; seven were present at this anniver-
sary.. Among those present were Mr. n
Briggs, vile and daughter, Corvallis !;
Mrs Emma Cameron, Corvallis; Mr. "
u Crawford, wite and family, 0akville (;
Mrs A Banford, Oakviile; Mrs $ 7
Williamson, Oakyille; Mr. d + Junkin
and wife, Oakyille; Mr. w l. ~ John,
oakville; Miss Anna Mohr, West Oak
vile; A ! Smith, Oakville, and others
too numerous 10 mention. OF the many
presents haven't space 20 give all but
Mrs q Hamilton pair silver napkin
rings, Mrs A M Aeheson vel silver tea.
spoons, Mrs T. Briggs: glass salt SER
yer and glass pepper server, Mrs Emma
Cameron; silver picture frame, Miss
Luella Stockton. After a fine wedding
supper consisting Of oyster soup, four
kinds Of pie, and perhaps twelve kinds
Of cake, We were entertained by the mt
slcians. Three generations Of the White
family. Mr. John White, aged 80, played
the violin; Johnson White, his son, aged
~, played the piecolo, and Guy White,
son OF Johnson, the guitar and mouth
organ.
Rev T ] Wilson preached here last Sab
bath to large audience. Rev NJ NJ Mar
ling will preach next Sabbath at II a m
and $50 p IN.
The members Of the Y IS cE are
busy preparing for the picnic, which will
be the grand affair Of the season; they
have the finest grove In the county and
II the day IL pleasant there viii be q
large crowd present.
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IN MElsoRIAm.
May 9TH, 1890.

May 9TH, 1890.
The writer has been requested 70 ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy to the bcreft
family Of Mrs Wilson, by rendering few
lines for them 10 their mothers memory.
The deceased was born In Scotland, Feb
f744; came 10 Oregon III 1876. After
about two months of continual suffering
she gently, 1ut willingly. passed away on
Saturday morning. May 81. The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of all. a large
procession followed the remains to their
last resting place, about two miles east Of
Munkers, sunday morning.
Gu. mother dear has left Us,
Yes, has left Us all alone;
But her willingness TO leave Us,
Proves to rs where she has gone.
Tho she has gone from our sight,
To that heavenly home above,
We think vf her by day and night,
And ny 70 live as she has done.
She has gone to home bright and fair,
Where no pain or sorrow can enter
there;
Trials and temptations we'll try 10 bear,
So when lite l. DER we'll meet her there.
Yes mother dearly Gods helping hand,
We will look ahead 10 that evergreen
fsbore;
Oh. how sweet II will be in that happy
[land,
When the pearly gaies open and
You meet your dear ones four.
Ora VAUGHN.
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Tuesday evening, May IL.

Tuesday evening, May IL.
Present Mayor, Recorder, Marshal
Street Commissioner, Surveyor, and
| Councilmcn French, Deyoe, Tablcr, Burk
hart, Smith and Garrett.
The following bills were ordered paid
Y \ Hale, $40; w b Barr. &47 Conn 4
Cougill, also; Geo Hughes, &la; John
Chiswell, 81; John Maxwell. x21. .08
Chris Iiouek, ~; Santlam Lumber Co,
$SA.74: II II Townsend, $3.50; Op Dan.
nails, 1915; Henry East, g.
| The Street commissioner made several
recommendation for new sidewalks, cul.
yerts, etc, Ms follows A new side walk
on the west side OF Thurston street. lot 4,
block 20, Iiackleman's i 2nd addition. Al
80 on the east eide OF Ferry street adioin-
ing lot /, block 4s. A sewer and euivert
on the east side Of Lafayette across 9th
street. A new sidewalk on grade on
south side Of nth street adjoining block
~, also on the east side Of Broadalbin
street, adjoining block 81, also on the
south sido OF 9TH street adjoining lots .
and 1, block 63. Referred
Surveyor Barr reported In reference 10
the placing Of streets on grade.
Chief Engineer Stewart reported the
=
for same, 500 for suction and $s for
freight, were allowed.
A memorial 90 Congress asking for the
right TO erect 4 bridge at this city was
read and unanimously adopted.
Petition OF John Brush and ors asked
that grade on 4th street between Baker
and Railroad streets be changed to u
running grade. Referred with power OF
committee 10 act.
Petition Of San Wa & Co asked the
privilege OF building an addition 10 n
building on lot d, block Z. Referred.
a new sidewalk was ordered at 2nd and
Ellsworth streets TO alley, to be built
within ten days.
Couneilmen Garrett favored an ordi-
nance providing for fine against minors
who visit saloons. Referred. IL should
be passed at once.
Matter Of slop hopper in rear Of Strahan
and Pearce blocks was referred, together
with matter OF cleaning splttons, with
power 10 act.
Grade ordered established In portion Of
city lying south OF sth street aud between
Vine and Ellsworth, work 10 be done
within 90 days from establishment.
Montgomery street was ordered graded,
LIST 10 3rd; 9th Railroad 20 Main; End
Jefferson 20 Thurston. To be done with
in 30 days.
South end Of Washington street was
ordered opened by Marshal within five
days.
Baker street was ordered filled and
graded, ist 20 Water streets, within 30
days.
a warrant was ordered drawn In favor
Of the Linn County Hank for &ll05.33,
advanced by il in payment OF note due
Clapp 4 Jones for steamer.
Bills ordered paid Electric Light
Co, $lp4.b0; Deyoe K Robson, $il2.32;
Jas Ewing, $50: Robt brown, s2i; John
chiswell, 80; w Recce, 90; Jesse
Doughten, 50: John Maxwell, sT4.i0; n
J Henton, $500.
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WEATHER.

The high temperature of the previous
two weeks continued up TO Wednesday
Of this week, when II fell, being moro
near the normal the temperature fell 10
near the frost point, but owing 10 she
cloudy weather no frosts are reported TO
have occurred.
During the week rain fell In all sections
Of the state, being felt copious except in
the Willamette valley. Nearly two I'M
ches fell in Jackson county, an inch In
Douglas and Josephine, generally less
than one quarter Of an inch IN the VIII
lamette valley, and in Eastern Oregon
from 10 10 nearly 10 Of an inch. Rain
has been needed, and more would prove
beneficial present indications are for
more rain.
The amount Of sunshine has been abou.
the average. Thunder storms were ex-
perienccd in Southern and Eastern Ore
gon on the 2, 5, 4, S, land 9Th instants.
CROPS.
The weather conditions have been very
beneficial TO crops Of all kinds. Spring
sown wheat especially needed rain and
IN those districts where IL was most need
ed IL fell. Unusual as IL may appear In
the Willamette valley the soil In very dry
anu III hcfttOuh nhIu. nHtle M 1fopt
are growing, yet good general rain would
prove 10 be very beneficial. The suhsoil
Ii generally very moist yet, but small
seeds, spring sown grain and the like
need surface moisture. The cooler, cloudy
weather that has prevailed the latter few
days has proven very beneficial. Grasses
are heading out In sections, alfalfa has .
good stand. The grass II generally re
ported to be in good condition. Crop
are growing finely and rain Is needed, !,
reported from all sections. On the Stt
general rain prevailed in Eastern Oregon
which will tend TO lessen the possible in
| furious effects Of the warm dry weather
RIVERS.
/ The warm weather has rapidly meltes
| the SHOWS in the mountains all stream
| In Oregon are rising, but no danger IL ap
pretended. The Willamette river a
Portland has risen six feet during tn
week and the current Is swift. The Pow
der, Grande Ronde, Umatilla, Umpqui
and Rogue rivers are rising. The Colnm
bia risen and il now on slow steady rise
II. s. pAGuE,
Observer u. s. Signal Service.
Assistant Director Oregon Weather Blu
| reau.
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The regular monthly meeting 81 the Build.
log aud Lvan Association will be held mast
Friday evening, AZ tbs Oregon BANK rooms.
MrJ J Finiavson and wife, Of philomath,
are III tho city. the guests ol Judge Powell.
Mr. Finlayson u greatly improved in hehlth
meeting 81 the V i society will be held
to-nieht at tho residence Of Nj II r Merrill,
whom social will also be held 10 honor ol
Miss Minnie Buzzell, The missionary.
Mr. A fIackleman Isfs TO day for his Crook
county ranch. Before going he bought Of
John Schmear his fine CIydssdale stallion,
paying $2o00And will use him Ii that coat
ty.
A Grant, the J.fIeraOn miller, is In the Jail
at Salem on account oi the troubles arising
out of the failure Of the mill. The Salem
journal has Investigated the matter thor
onahly ard says Grant is innoO,nt Of any
wrong and viii not even be held by the
grand jury.
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BARGAINS IN AxroRIA.-T The enterprise
OF the Astoria people in raising 100000
In twcnly-lour hours to bring the Southern
Pacific railroad 10 that city has given a
wonderful impulse 10 business al that
point. The Columbian says: aIhe real
estate market responded quickly 10 the
cnIivening touch OF the railroad suoscript
lon" and the Astoria papers bristle with
the stir and undertakings inpfogress there.
The Oregon Land Company OF Albany
and Salem has for sale some choice ioea'
tians In North Pacific addition TO Astoria.
and as prices are rapidly advancing, the
earliest investor has the best show. Now Il
the time 10 make money.
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ar sas. :. rewkll . cos.

Fine oranges,
Onions and onion sets,
Early Rose and other potatoes,
Seed pess. beans. etc.
Cookies ana crackers,
Dried fruits.
Fresh garden products,
All kinds canned goods.
Oatmeal. corn meal, iioar, etc.
Pickles, reilshes, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
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Total for year.
Teachers examination.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
public examination Of teachers for Linn
county will take place in Albany, COM
mencing at o'clock on Wednesday, May
2Sth, 1890. All teachers desiring exam
ination will please be present at the be-
ginning. Teachers desiring state certif-
Gates should present their recommends
tions from district boards at the above
time. LIN CuRL,
County Supt
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

The cusIek Additions 70 Albany has
just been thrown or The market and will
be sold At such prices and terms as will
enable the speculator 10 make good
money. This property lies just this side
Of Golira's Park; Il high and slightly,
overlooking the city and surrounding
country. In the language Of q First
street merchant, .That il destined to be-
come the 'Bon-ton' residence portion OF
the city"
Wallace & cusick, the agents for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad TO show this. the beat OF all
additions. TO the Intending Speculation.
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GO DOWN

To Conn & iIcnd-icson's for your gro
ceries and produce. With choice stock
they are able TO meet all demands. They
follow the old adage Of "quIck eales and
small profits" and are always at hand to
attend to the wants Of the public. Keep
your eyes on their store for fresh produce
and groceries and you will not be disap-
pointed
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REAL ESTATE sAlgs.

Peter BiIyeu to G F Bilyeu, 9 lots,
Scf0. ...s...s.........sS 42o
Peter Bilyeu to Hubbard Bilyeu,
lot, Scio... ..............-..... 25o
A iiackleman to John Schmeer, blk
Q. Ms Ath A.. 1000
rs iaasl% a.d 4, n srownsvIiie. das' = !" IA
A Condra to ID II Pierce, 74o acres,
Isw3.. ...................
1hos Williksen to A Wilson, 20
acres, i3 w7.................. as
Peter Leforge TO Nichles westtail
and Parker,lot Obj AXIS A. Lcb. Ia5
7 r Kirkpatrick to N Westfall and
Parker, lot "a, bl 1, KS A, Leb. 100
g G Henderson TO II Bryant, lots I,
AIS, bl IS. HIS 4ih A,Albany,
and bis "a and sand lots 1, 7,3,
4, and 8, bl 10, HIS 3rd A, Al
bany. also bl "a and 49, In Col
tra's Park Add ............. 1900
Peter Bilyeu to Albert Raudall,7S-2s
acres, low wI................. 1000
T P Patton to Mary ] Miller, n bl,
I'll Wallace to W L Wallace. lot !, :
hl I3, Woodle's a, Albany. 300
| A Hackleman to J A Warner, flac-
iional lot 4,bi II, HIS 3rd A.. $50
U s to Nichols Miller, $40 acres, -
wa Patent
lUsto F mccartney. 100 acres, 10
/, " Patent
/ u Sto ] NJ Flaugher, 90 acres,II E Patent
Plat Eaton's Add to Lebanon, filed
by JG Eaton .............
Plat Wheeler's Add to Albany, filed
by Jason Wheeler ler..........
Plat St James Park Add to Albany,
filed by II Bryant ..........
Plat Rural Dale, near Albany, filed
by X Thompson n...............
Plat Of Townsend Add 10 Albany,
filed by II Townsend.
ssr,5s,
Total for year. r................$ $s4S,Sa
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WALL PAPER.--I have just received
from the east large invoice OF wall pa
per, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL Il YoUN0.
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ALnAsY Marble aud Granite Works. Hav-
ing lately purchased the stock Of $ A Rigg'
and @ W Harris, We shall be pleased q
show designs and give prices to all intend
ing purchasers. Best Of workmeu employ tt
and prices as low a. any for frst-class work
WHIT US before purchasing elsewhere.
EGAN 81 AcHIsoN
next door to Democrat oilicel Albany, Or.
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THE
STANDARD
BRED STALLION

Dick F,ahsrty. reeord ESQ, viii make
the - ason OF 1890, comm encing April 1
and ending July /, a. Marsaail's Stable,
Albany Linn county. Or. giving Linn
county horsemen q chance 10 breed TO q
standard horse, with sizs and speed not
20 be excelled IN Oregon.
DESCRIPTION AnD PEDIGREE.
Dick Flaherty lisa chestnut, small strip
In face, one whita ankle, stands 10 hands
high, weighs l250. winner ., the 24a
class at City View Park Septa mher Is,
1888, defeating Oneco, 0.snder. Maud
Knox and Harvest in thrse straight
heats This was Dicks first race. al
which time he made his record of 2:30
Sired by FlaheEty,s Fearnaught. by
Fearnaught. Jr. I35, by Fearnaught, i33,
record II 2:23 Ia (winnel OF the $40 oOt
purse at Buffalo IN 1868, defeating George
Palmer Col Maydard, American Girl,
Bradley, Myron Perry, Victor Hug
and Mollie), hs by young Morr.l.
Dick Flahertyis dam, Bill Drew. has
paced mile In $50, by Dodd's Nelson,
by John Nelson, lS7. sire OF Nevea,
2:2S l.2, Aurora, 2:27 l 2. Memo, 2:S0; By
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M AETED- A Gil to do Geuera. hoess
w wolk Call at DEMDCsAT Office.
LADIES MnsLln unprRwrAa.-I Ia,

LADIES Muslin UNpERwEAa-I have
ust opened tae largest line Of m aslin un-
derwear have ever carried, and have
marked them to sell at the least possible
per cent they can be handled for. Infants
dresses from 81 cents to S3.25 each; full
size, full length; no china make, all white
labor, guaranteed 10 be equal If not super
ior to anything in the market for the
price. Also Infants caps and coats.
SAMUEL e YOUNG.
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DESIRABLE FRuIr FARMs.-Those ten
acre fruit farms In Sunnyside, four miles
south OF Salem, will make good living
for any dIligent orchardIst. The profit on
prunes Is 500 an acre, and on ber-
ries the return Is FIVE fold. The soil and
situation at Sunnyside are peculiarly well
adapted to fruit CULTURE and the man Who
owns ten acre farm In that tract has q
good living In his hands. The Oregon
Land Company OF Albany and Salem has
few more OF those fruit farms for sale.
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STRING JACKETS At CosT.-I
have small line of spring jack
cts In coloTs | wish to close out,
and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and bargain. also have lire
of Spring Stockinet jackets for
$3.50 each, which Is the incest
jacket for the price in the market.
SAMUEL F.. YoUN6
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ANOTHER AssoRrMENr--Of fine Fruits
and Vegetables, just received at Mueller
& Garrett's. Green onions, Cabbage,
Cucumbers, String beans, Cauliflower,
Celery, Asparagus, Pie plant, &c.
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THUMB CRusHED.-This afternoon a
man by the name Of Anderson, who
works in the Red Grown mills, caught
his thumb in the cogs Of wheel and
itwas badly crushed the bone being
badly broken.
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Two Can LoAns.--Price 4 Robson have
just received two car loads Of wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and win sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality Of the wagons.
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WHERE TO GET THEM.--Whcn wanting
an organ or plana call on 6 l. Blackman
where you ran select from a first class
stock.
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corsets, corscts.

We make specially ofladies and misses
6ne corsets and waists. We also have a
drive In French satine corset at rs cents
Extra good value.
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SpRNe AND SUMNER DELIcAcIEs.-Th
largest and finest line Of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring and summe
novelties just received ami is ready TO
inspection at
ZAcHEs 4 Son,
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Opposite Post Office.
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WEATHER. cnor prl.E,Is NO. ..

Of the Oregon State Weather Bureau,
cooperating with U. s. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Saturday, May 10th,
1890:
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EMPLOY WHITE PEOPLE. - The ST
Charles hotel laundry IS open for work.
Best work II reasonable prices. Rooms
adjoining hotcl.
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FOR SAFE.

Ny household furnishings at a bargain
also some real estate, good location in Al
bany. Call at my house on Second street
near o p railroad
Jas F HAswELL.
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NEw embroideries, Aouncings, lace
aomncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. I.accs in imitation point, also new
designs In black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower New ruchings,
SAMUEL YOUNG.
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Bargains at::Rsad's.

M MoNEY,- Home capital to loan on
NI hpprovod security w E Mcraer'
son, Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
From street, opposite the Russ House.
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Da. PATTON, the specialist on female
and private diseases, in Blumberg's Block
once hours, 10 to IL, to and 7 to s..
Gonsultatlon free. Residence 3rd and
Montgomery.
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Il oST.-A dog wearing chain and col
Il lar, with glass or whita eye Re
turn 20 Il A Irvine, Albany, Or.
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imp Trusten. dam. the Redmond Man
5y Abdallah
2nd lam, Eu'teri Ids st Clair.
srd-Dam. by Black Leg. by Biggsl'
Rattier.
sth-Dsm. by Ja,k Hawkins, By Bos
ton.
sth-Dam, BY Dld st Clair.
Flaherty's Fearnaught dam, Haidee
by Old Columbus
2-Dam, BY Harr:s' EAm bletonian-
81 Dain, Boston Gill, celebrated 81
mile trotter. by old Abdsllan.
| No stallion with such combinati On 81
fast trctiing snd producing blood ha 4
ever besn offered for service in Lind
county Greg ,n, before.
TERNs,
! Te insure, $40; season, $50. Mares bre|
l by the season. payable July 1. MMrf|
bred by insurance. payable when mart3
are known to be with foal. Mares vii
be carefrll, handled, but no respons 81
bIlity will be assume foI accidents
j Good pasture at 81 a month.
For further particulars address.
T. LaFOREST,
Albany. Or.
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DR.. N. H. Ellis. physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. CalIa made IN city o.
ountrY.
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cans Golden Star tomatoes ior % cents
40 N eyerB, and All other. canned goods
ehnap k0F cash
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wgpNgnpAY.

Mr.. Jaliu, Gradwbol IL going To give
handsome gold watch away. Call a. hi 1
store and ask hun about it.
Mrs. = Z Cheney. Of humboIs, Cal,
former resident of kswpors, is 10 the city
lhe guest Of Sir. L c Phelps.
Ats recent special meeting Of the city
council = Tar levy Of mills ~as made. The
city siil need the foil limit ol mills.
Oar old time frien,, q ) smith. formerly
Of this place bat nov resident 81 wsbioo'.
visited friends and scqaaintAnces in Prime
vile ibis week. Sam is the same old 70
News.
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MARRIED

SIMS -HuNT.-At the residence Of
the brides father. corner 9TH and Jackson
streets, In Albany. on Saturday, May 10th,
1890, by Rev Stewart, Mr. G 4 Sims
and Miss Hattie Hunt.
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0SA TRAn.-Judge Shaw and the coun-
ty commissioners started for Gatesyille
last night TO meet the officials Of tile
railroad company and make arrange
ments for the opening Of the Mimic trail,
which has been usurped 10 some extent
by the railroad company. II il believed
that friendly settlement of the matter
can be reached. The people up there
may rest assured that Judge Shaw and
our commissioners win do all IN their
power 10 restore their rights, and com
pell the corporations to respect the laws
Of the state.--Journal.