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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-04

y-in(iINiA:--ln tie Clerks Office OF the Circuit
y Court Of the County Of Wise al rules Gu the list
dsy OF October. 81
James f. Hale, riahuh'
against
/, {, Chance. Ex'or & ais petcndanta.
The object Ct this suit is to recoyero OF the estate Of
William d. Jones, deceased. James W. Fox, and H.
,, Wsitrige The sum OF 1921 90, with interest there
m from the first day OF upe, SO, Until paid, to sub
loot 10 the payment OF said sum interest thereon anu
Soss Of this suit, tract af land IN Powes Valley
Wise County Va, conveyed by a. Wells ana VIE !,
70 ssid William H. Jones, IouIcs " Fox and Il. H.
WLltridge And an affidavit having been made aug
t,,aa mai The defendants, J. 9. Chance executor OF
Will;nm d. Jones, deceased, James W. Fox, X, j.
Whitri;ge, ca,!.arine T. Jeges, jain NJ Jones, Eula
Innes. John Jones, hoena Jones, benjamin ID. Jones,
N.ncy H. Alien, j. e. Allen and W. j Carmack are
not residents Of tbs State Of Virginia, II Is ordered
that tcy do appear here, within Is days after due
,b,jration hereof and do what may be necessary 70
pprn,ee thelriutcres In this suit. Ard It Is further
pnrslerel that copy hereof be published oncn
,rce, for fonr weeks In the Bio SrosN iosr, End
tbat cory h. posted Il. The front door OF the court
house OF this county on the first day OF the next term
~ lie county conrt OF said county.
copy--Teste; ]. i. LIPS, Clerk,
III, "A. ~, SKEEh, Q.q.
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Z liiitiS.

One-,l.;rd cash. aud tic bnlarar il! sly and ive''e
months from day Of sait sale, certain tract "a iahH
In W;se Comfy virsinia near the 81 Big stone
Car containing 3e.:i acres, and Is kio'n IS 'lane
Given under suy hand, tits Nov 3, 81.
H. a. " SkENN,
Special CeIaGl.s.;gne:
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IN Die Clerk Office 0! the crc+i' c"rr ii lie
James w. Xvnly, plaintiff, against j. C. Chance
defendant, in cnnncery.
/, j. g. Lips cl,rk Of the .aid court Do e';tify
that ho;;d repaired Of Tie special ~
Sept, 81, has been daily given
Given nnder ,iy heild rs clerk Of 'nc aiiJ court
tits 23th day o. CT!, 81
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y7IHGfsIs +. the Clerks Office % the Circuit
Coart os ;hc t'onnty Of Wise on the 18th day OF

yIIRGfsIa: Ia tie Clerks Office % the Circuit
Court .. ;hc Comfy Of Wise on the l2th day CT
GcteleF, 81
WILLIAM kKiIf, plaintiff,
J. c. CaaNon. TX -et Al, def's)
Tie object o. iris suis * recvcr nj j. G. Chanc
Excctt-r.of la estate 81 Wm. n. jei *, deceased,
lanes " fox ami r. Il. Wbis;idge, the sum OF 5000
with interest thereon. from l'si 81 1852 until pail.
and to suhec 20 III" payment ef said .uIn tract OF
land conveyed Is J 4. Icies ard wife & VIM D.
Jones' James W Fox. and r. I? NbiuridGe IS deed on
May 81, ls4a. And affidavit hsslng ben made
and filed that the defendants. Catherine j. Joaes
John n Jones' John Homes. Benjamin y. Jones Eu!a
Jones, Rcena Jones, James W Fox- r. . WhittFidge
". ]. Carmack and j. C. Chance. executor ~ 'ns 'as
viii snd testament Of Vim D. ZONES. deceased, arc
are no, residents Of the Stale Of Virginia ii r. order
ed tia, they do appear here within Il daH after ds
publ;cotio hereof ard do what may he necessary 10
protect their Interest in this suit and it is further
ordered that copy hereof he published o!ic@ week
fy four weeks in the BIC Srosr Posi-. and that copy
be posted the ircnt door % the courthouse Of tins
county on the first d.! o: the neIt tern , 81 ,i'e comfy
Cart. co1y-Iestc: 81 !. iiifH, i'eFh.
H. j. Y. SKxEs. n. O.
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n.aiisd tloi ia.cr s,lan Dnccm!ler lGtl.

a.aiisd nc; later t,lan December 10th.
I, i'at Tie na!nes Of ;hose living in diff
cgeti towns On separate sheets a. paper,
eis;tg tlc l...nse vi the state anGshe coun-
6 il the tor sight-hand corner, and the
numlfcr Of names contained ot the sheet
in the top lett-hand coruef Thus:
KANSAS,
Mr. Henyy Brown. olaihc.
Ancia Dugeai.
Z" Charles Scmpe Box 2i0.
g Amelia Warren.
8 Give tho total number Of names
contained in YOU: letter accompanying lie
same.
{. &c carcfal 10 write az distinctly as
possible. and Oh one side OF the paper only.
Names cf,,c Prize Winners Wi, lie An
nouu:c,i ~ january number OF the HOME
aiAt'3iXIAF:
The Brodix Publishing CO.
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LAND SIZE.

Pursuant to a decree Of Wise coimiy Giecai, ce-rl
rendered on the 2it day Di SEPT 81, in tie c.mnee'
oausr Of James " Euniy again; J. e. Chance fA a..
ard ais, t. tie undersigned epec.a! coain'sol't'''
will proceed 10 sci! on t,ic
4th Day OF December, 1891.
bel wccn the hours ci che and two o'clock, II
The In;cr;nont Hotel in Tie tom c Zig Stone Gap
Virginia, at public auction 70 the highest hdde'' on
ilie fni!nWinG terms, - Wit
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s,uci,ho.aero Meeting.

We. the undersigned owners and hold
els oi more than one-tenth OF The capital
stock Of the ln'ermonl Building Com
uauv, hereby call general meeting OF the
Stockholders OF The Company, to be held
at the Office Of the Biz stone Gap IMP.
Co. in the ,o,yu 81 Big s;lonc Cap. Va, en-
Monday. HE 18Th day Of Nov, 1881. at Il
o'clock, H.
Be sroNr Gar lNr. Co
By K. A. Ayers, lrc5t
VA CoAL lIoy Co.
BY J. X laggar'.
r. B. WmrE!Dc@
JAMES ". Fox.
Oot IE al
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@a1G OF
VALUABLE coal. LAND.

Psrscsnl 70 . .iecree OF % cireai Cert Of wise
copaty. = r.. ,sor ~ -, ID 81. % sI:enbcr,
ISL. IL eisnce.g .il.<e tisrer pcLGi.Ie OF Cone.
Shields i. ca, ~ c. e,iaRce. ear &C.. /. the
dersisnct. pecial cu;ars- oncr, will on the first day
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We, thc undersigned holders Of more
than onc-tcnth Of the stock subscribed TO
The capital of the Interstate Banking and
Trust Company hereby call general
meeting of The Stockholders OF the Com
pany TO be held at the oAicc Of 'he Big
Stone Cap improvement Company III ne
town OF Big stone Cap, Virginia at y NJ.
on Monday, the 10Th day OF November.
f. g. AYERS, and
Associates.
Oct. iG. 81
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Land Sale.

l#ysuanl to decree Il VS. Counil circni: S'lr-
rendered on The "a; day d sept 81. IL tie c!itnge
cause 81 John " ;:i!ly aiils. j. T. '''.c" L. o.
and lis, |, ;lc undersigned sHec!a c",@nis>i'r'f'
vii! PROCEED 20 sell o lhc
nth Day Of December, 1881.
Lewec, Tie hours oi ore and two o'c,ots r. "a. 1T
Tie lntcrmon Hotel. lit the town OF ~ S"' tap
Virginia, = pulic suction to the hiGl',' h'da'. on
tic loio"in. terms. 20 WI:
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II. The Clerks oH;cr Of The ci-.ai cami 81 'ie
N' j"a v. Giy. plaintiff against !. 9. cha;.cc.
~ or ct all defendants, in cliancery
:, j. E. Lips, cler! OF ile s"ir CONT 80 ceLl;E
The decree rendered in said cause o III zi day OF
Sept 81, has hecnda.y given.
Given undo. my liand AS clerk Of t. sai" court
This 18th day q Get u 80
lI-t--it TCstc: d. !. i'fiH' 'i'.N'
..
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n : : :. ~ Horio|k=H|esternRR.
EEzEzss,cEz1
Schedule August, 80, 1891.

LEAVE NORTON DAliX.
rs M for Crals,n Eluc6ea, and intermediate
stations.
l Ia T. h. for Blueieh Radford, Roanoke lynchouts
Eiclmond and Norfolk. Also (yia Roarokel
for Washington, lIagerstuwn, Harrisburg
Philadelphia and New Yark.
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louisville to Norfolk
yia Marion and Radiord; u!so Radford TO New
York, via Shenandoah Junclion,nlso Eadiord 10
Washington; also from Lynehburg TO hch-
mond.
Trains for pocahontas powhatnn and Goodwill leave
pine6eld daily Mt 1915 a. m and :i5 P. m
$50 p. IN. 10 :50p. III.
Trains arrive ct Norton from the East Daily u
and 8 ID p m
For further information rs TO schctres rates, etc,
etc., apply TO agent OF Norioik $ Mestefii
Railroad ar to M,E. bEf RI,
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke; Y Va q.
eaS~-
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zyIRGlxIA: In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of Tie County OF Wise on the 18Th day o.
October, 1891.
CnAs A. MILE. and TExssHK
J. MILLER. Iith ;. IN chauccry

Tie object OF this suit IS to partition certain tract
Of land lying ard being in Wise Count. :rGj', ~
the waters Of Pound River which Was conveyed t.
Tressc J. Miller, formerly the wife OF said j. D. c"-
i;eY, and the sad J. u. Collier ioi:ili II, Tie .aic y
II Short, and which is mare particularly described IL
the bill! filed in this ca IS between me SAD iiesse q"
Miller ami J. D. Collie, and to ass.n L each nn
pf:,ia naaey in sad i1f. aud for nhcT purposes Il
gnid iii. stated AGd ~ ai.idarit ha'igs baii Ta'.'
ard flea iial the Ge'onaa! J. il. Coe- Is ''i 49,
dent Of the STATE o! virginia. IL Is crdefe: VA" lie 90
s{,nrsr here within fifteen da}s after due
Qualification hereof, aud 10 what is.ay D i4eesas5 t.
protect lis irtercst ii lIs suit tnd it i, iurthgl
ordered that copy hereof b. Tub>i''d once 'see'-
for four weeks il the ZIG SroNH Posi- and that cory
n nos,od the from; door 81 tie courthouse ii this
contv on de first dag o tie ucSt term 81 trc t"ii;l
court 4 ccpy-7c,tc: !. = LIPS, Clerk.
!, uEasn. z YLca::s. y. g.
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l,rsuaa % = s'scse.2 oroar cf iAo sircrii Court Of
y sa.ants est.5et at tle September trrn. 81, IN
tic csiclrY cause of J. y ,nePi.er.l v. ! { GEauce
= or cl ais, wli a!e: Tor sale q; pahl;c cutlery IN
l:olt 0! t.c lnterno1t i!olc. in tie tow. Of iIig
Stor Gaf. Va. or tne
Gti? Day Of December, 1921,
10 Inc Highest and ba- bidder. much of the land
owned by defendants siuNt.l the waters Of HoUth
Fork IL Powell s !,iver in tbs county. and adjoining
the i so. s.: Appalachian Land Co, !onca "iitridgc
and Eos and others, as may to- necessary to satisfy
;hc amount ascertaiaed to BE- due in said decree.
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af.tra,saa d southwest through
ct (, 90 North Carolina are
ftluuGyc,, magnetic iron ores
country SAY. N lie Lake SuD.r-
These ores. irom = numbei. Of
.s,i b.. mc,.l; .n1 o,l;rcrS nf ,he
AM. ...... ".gi,,. ,rn,n ~ nn,.
,l If Joa. ..d n.y.. IN si;,rhn,I
.ai.s. Nnrb r,r,l;no r..,oar,.ah,v
s.oran> agI Sninbnr rnrcrt
, soas iDrof ,I,i,';y miles ;nrx-
eyry.,.,. Da,,,r. 81 , I,.,ly drnoS-
at where these ores have as
.ailaay !, =, Cranberry
ma Nofti. Carolina. 4 few
,,y5. ua,, Of nreagu. uncovered
,ls a.l a,bick coycr;noor soil
,e, ,uo,,. save oply = few snr-
~ vaaila ,a.,,l t,rqc was sun
Was,asps s, inv wears t[e
a ba- t,eu uncovered. revealing
MSS, y,ycs mare ;narnci;te 20 =
'er. bose jatlai!way track. The
large 9, Tic mines assured me
...aaa dil.ites;, aud the uncoy-
i'o hr'e piled up above the
% at.' 2teye,0oa tons o! ore to
SIMPLY 4umyiug in open cut; and
'iec! Ike excellence can be dcliv-
d. &, cos cls .wAcrc in America.
mceats made ON Virginia
~ n.mneot Cranberry ore. ana
i@a practical furnace Il tests e., san: and
eir .mu mMn opcniprs. i, is
..'a.t 'ae entire district Contains
I'D ore suited ;o,hc manufacture
r,A Iai> ore 3, nearer to coke
'atl laan i, any other Besscmer
''l Rem America. From the
d .oe ioay region. the source Of
''t.l eov made IN this country,
N 'aAeis abOu 800 miles; from
s'sNo'Nestem North Carolina to
ane Gap Il Is 100 miles, ard
$. l'tesire,ncs areto be had The
-se,e DESCRIBED. Beyond the
= lay Oa'o'inas, are large deposits
olys' a Very great development
',,i'e Of iron aud Steel viii follow
'.''s7' S'ihe roads connecting the
AUS o'ys, IL he region under dis
..ea manufacturer ol large expe-
rent somc months in cx ~ .
ne n'bcdisrrict exlcnd;n@ from :
-. q lo western North Car
- he cot OF making = ION Of MA
:, a. 81 !. d pa n5do at the h: same place
....@a..s &ads BY PRACTICAL FAC Ss'''i iroi
L. i. II. ...'' from, rcnnsylyani.
Y,,roas1. q. ,i :, at Big stone
''e VI Cricl QpmeDt
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$50 REV ARD!
Free for TWO Months.
THE HOME MAGAZINE

Every lady sending US the name OF ~
will receive cnpy OF me
HOME MacAziNg FREE for two months.
TO those whomay lie dcsirous OF ses =
;op US more than 20 names, We Offer .Ne
following cash prices for Tic largest isss
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DEF competition, but take them rs they areani
them With prices at Ccnnelsvilie.

Cos, Of coke at ConncilSvii;e Deocmi,ey 1890:
Furnace coke, s2.i5 per ton. Foundry coke S2.45
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s. , = sl'As Cup ;:.oo ~, ss.sa ],
's ps'sss will DO reduced ua-
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OF All iIT!7TT ~ F''''- ~ - :,
BOOKS, pamphlets, etc. descriptive of the
wonderful mineral and agricultural re.
sources of the States of Virginia and
West Virginia, apply to Agents OF the
NortoI.i & Western railroad, 2S0 Wash
;pcton. Street, Boston; 3e3 Broadway
New York: ,433 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, y. c.; 81 East, State Street
Columbus, Ohio, or General Office
Roanoke, va.
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Address
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-04

'OH aAScfAorvaKss.
/. al t G'' st 4 Iron Company agrees TO
' 'o'ieSlns prices:
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. WEALTH.
cos INVEST O $.

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: 81 acr TIE '""''''''
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
sS TuE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.
oc,s. 1891,

Oct 3, 1891.
Mr. and Mrs ] b Hayworih have been
visiting their many relatives near Sheri-
dan, Yamhill county, the past two
weeks.
Loren Allingham and wife and Miss
Nellie Graham, Of Metoles, are spending
few days in this neighborhood.
Miss Bonnie Thompson, OF Monroe,
made short visit to her old home here
last week.
Mics Clara Philpott Is attending the
exposition at Portland.
Winfield Allingham began term OF
school at Lancaster on Monday Of this
week.
Mr. Wallace Is moving 10 the Belshaw
farm near Eugene.
Mr. Walter Brown sold his farm here
Que day last week. We did not learn the
purchasers name nor at what figures II
was sold
Willie Curtis Is teaching school in
district No 63, and has about 25 pupils
Miss Lora Thomas, os Coburg, Is teach
ing At the Barger school house, and has
four pupils ut present.
Mr. Ge.chell has moved TO Eugene and
rented his farm 10 q man from Candy.
Mr. T. r Luckey, OF Eugene, was ir
the neighborhood on business the first o.
the week.
Mrs Jessie Willoughby is being treated
by DIR ii A Davis and Is stopping In
Harrisburg for week or two.
Clay Foresman has been on the sicl
list for two or three weeks, but Is SLOWLY
improving.
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WEDNESDAY.
WHEAT. SO CENTS.

II you want nice diamond ring ,on can
get IL at Y NJ Pfcnch's.
fhe Daily Lebanon Effort, with VIM NJ
nrsis, as editor aud proprietor. appeared to-
day.
With his new bakery Can,sd Me1er Is
Abls To- offer old aud new customers every
thing iiss,clsss in baked gondi.
Any one contemplating luyine gold
watch ill do we'll 10 call q, NJ freuch's
and examine stock and prices.
The very latest at, les and novelties in the
millinery liae jatt received at the Misses
Balls. call and see them.
Decidedly the largest and choicest variety
Of tea in town is at Brownell's. Sun
dried, basket fired, g'een. black, English
break fast. &c.
Today Mr. ] J Charlton, Of this ccauty, ,was
gfanted diploma at Salem TO practice Law
in the courts OF Oregon. Mr. Charlton will
leave In few days Tor New York.
Temple Commandry No 3 will meet in
Stated Conclave Thursday evening Oct 9Th
= full attendance 10 desired. Visiting Sii
Knights accorded q courteous welcome. By
order Of the Z. q.
The displsy ot work done on the New
Home sewing machine OF exhibitionioa as
Will q Links, Is att, acting considerable at
tentiou. II displays great artistic taste
as we'll as the superior quality of the ma
chino
a 500. .0C0 dre occurred in Walla Walil
last night. Those burned ont were: NJ I
Jones. ope-story frame, 81, 500: Union Jour
nal, $1,000; Csrlin Bsos,, saloon, S700; Al
bert N,eberg.ll, saloon, $500; Mrs ] .
Miztwo-story building. $1,000; Mrs Dolli
Smith, ene-story frame. 5000; Misse'
Laid. lodging house, $1,000; and Theo
Wolf, tailor, $500.
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nonE AsD ABaoAe
MoNDAY.

M0NDAY.
Geo w Dsggett has filed q claim to q
mine In tho Santiam district. 10 be known
as Forty Nine.
Newspaper men ahould not monkey with
shell games At circnses. j |. Adatnr, OF the
Silyert IN Appel, snnk $40 ut FTepaugi'H
10 Portland. and now every exchange 10
Oregon has given him FREQ pull.
Tne freight train last night killed Ave
b. ad q botsss near the University. They
belonged 10 soma immigrants who had just
arrived from Crook county. 0as span alone
was valued at s500.-bagens Guard.
BARSs BuRsEp. - From Mr. Thomas
who lives near Harrisburg we learn that
the bar of A l. Cannon who lives at Peoria
was burned this morning At O'Clock Ills
hay aud oats and other contents were
burned. II was the work OF fLn incendIary.
Also the barn Of Dan McCiain nj his real :
dence In Harrisburg was burned Sunday
morning. Children playing with matches
the eausc.
CARRYING CONCEALED WKAroNs.-Mr
Gibson Meyers was arrested At Lyons Sat-
urday on complaint OF a young man
named Vaughn. charged with carrying
concealed weapons, and fined $40 and
costs by Justice Lyons. lie was brought
10 Albany this morning by Constable Ber-
~ resolved TO serve his fine. but on per-
suasion OF friends. psti the fine. The ar
rest arose out Of some. trouble between
Vaughn and Meyers.
ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION. - a few
months ago an account was given Of how
one Harris, who had separated from his
wife, step daughter Of w s John. de.
eamped with the on.y child Of the family
ard fed TO Seio precinct. and also how q
few weeks after Mrs Harris succeeded
In getting hold OF The little child while
Harris was In the city attending the circus.
saturday night Harris, assisted by two
men, made an attempt to again get the
child. Mrs Harris was working nj Mr. +
A Bufkhaft's The men went there for
u Il purpose. The police got wind OF
I proceedings and appeared at the
righ, time. They found the two men
leaving that par, Of the city and captured
Harris hiding In :he basement of Mr Burk
harts house. Harris was given twenty
four hours In which to leave the city, and
he left.
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CoUxCsLl PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday evening, Oct 0

| Auebuuy tNculnBg Ott u
Mayor, recorder, street com
missioner, chief engineer, chief OF police
and councilmen French, Hawkins, Tab
Ter, Durkhart, Allen and Garrett.
Chief Engineer Stewart made report
showing the depth Of the water in the
cisterne OF the city, five being only 3tS
TO O feet, the others containing about 10
feet OF water, recommending the Inn
provement Of the former. Ia the matter
Of the clstern ut First and Ferry street,
u WAS recommended that IL be eemented
nc once, on account OF the sewer being
built, indications being that IL will drain
IL. Referred with power OF committee TO
act at once as deemed necessary.
Councilman Burkhart reported that
the city bonds would be sont 10 Albany
as soon as the same could be litho-
Rraphed.
The matter OF certain sewer connection
was referred to the committee on health
and police With power act.
The following bids were opened for
building latter sewer across Calapoeia
street, between 9TH and Sth streets.
John Chriswcll, 90 cents per foot Iiayne
K Buck, 40 Ger II per foot. Contract was
let to Hayne 4 Buck, York TO bo done IN
20 days.
The recorder was directed 10 write TO
Mason & strang, Of Salem, In reference
10 completing contract for building lat
teral sewers across Railroad street.
Bill OF steinnart, 800, for lithograph-
Ing bonds, and bill OF l. Rhoads, attorney
OF San Francisco, $3.50, for drawing
ordinance, notice, examining charter,
etc, were presented and ordered paid out
OF sale OF bonds. Bill Of Sarah Brown,
caring for pauper, t2l ordered paid.
Bin referred: Oregon Bridge Co., 1900,
preparing specifications, etc.
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ny malarial disease, the human machinery
cannot perform is Office. Digestion. aecre
tiop, evacuation are disordered, the blood
becomes wAtery, the nerves feeble, the
oountensnce ghsstly. sleep disturbed and
appetite capricious. Terrible is this disease,
fell its consequences. There 10. however,
9 known antidote to the miasmatic poison.
and . certsin safeguard seainst II. In
malarious regions OF our Soath and West,
iu South America. Guatemala and on the
Isthmus Of Panama, 81 we'll as In trans
marine countries where the scourge exists,
this inimitabie preventive and remedy,
Hostetter's Stomach Btters, has, during
the last thirty-tive years, been constantly
widening the area Of Its usefulness, and
demonstrating its sovereign value. Liver
complaint, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney
s,cubie, rheumatism and debility are oil
semedied by it.
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Oct. 9Th, 1891.
Blanchard and Elswick have returned
from the mines and arc we'll pleased
with the prospects. There are three
shifts OF men at work on the Poorman
claim.
II T 4 Fisher Is expected here soon to
plat another addition 10 North Browns
vile, consisting Of the Galbraith farm
Property Is changing hands here at
quite lively rate.
We understand that the infant child
OF Mr. and Mrs Bert Templeton, Of near
here, died one day Iast week.
Mrs Geo McHargue is quite sick.
II. ]. G. Ayerill IL much better. So
mush 30 that he no longer needs a
watcher.
Mrs Emily Cole returned n her home
In Portland today.
Fred. the Is year old son Of Mr. and
Mrs A 9 IIausman, died at this place
this afternoon, OF some bowel complaint,
being sick only few days.
A goodly number Of our folks went To
the Portland expedition today.
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JrRY LIST.

Following Is list Of iurymen drewn
for the term OF circuit court which con-
venes in Albany on Monday, Oct 20:
Albany--Geo w Harris, stonecutter
Fred Peebler, farmer; Phil Swank, far
mer; N ii Allen. capitalist.
Brownsville-W ID Washburne, far
mer; Peter Bither, farmer.
Brush Creek-H + w Hamilton, far
mer.
East Albany--Ed Cox, farmer.
Fox Valley-W Il Potter, farmer.
Franklin Butte--Isaac Griffin, farmer ;
John Cyrus, mill man.
Halsey-Job Simon, farmer.
Liberty John Wright, farmer.
Lebanon-Put Kester, farmer.
Orleans-Jos Yates farmer.
Peoria--SS Meyers, farmer.
Santiam-E L Piummer, farmer; l. c
Rice, farmer; ] M South, farmer.
Sweet Home. I'D w Rumbaugh, tan.
ner; Frank Burnett, farmer; w W
Hove farmer.
shedd-R II Wright, farmer; Alex
Brandon, farmer; John Duncan, farmer
Scio--T ] Munkers, farmer; CIV Cole
Farmer; Ed Coins, miller.
syracuse-Isaac Meeker, farmer.
West Albany-W G Morgan, farmer
r B Vunk, carpenter.