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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
THURSDAY
LEBANON.

w. J. Bishop has traded his farm on
Hamilton creek for farm in Montana.
Mr. Bishop and family expect to leave
about the first of May for their new
home.
"Uncle Jake" KEGS is sill very feeble
aad has to keep a man to wait on him
all OF the time. He is as helpless as a
small child, hardly having any use OF his
lower limbs.
Hon. Nj. A. Miller received q letter
from w ] BRYAN few days ago. Mr.
Bryan wrote that he hoped the reform
parties in Oregon would unite in the
camp aign this year.
Mr. and Mrs w A Sanders intend to
leave in few weeks for Nebraska, to
visit relatives. They will return by way
of California. J n Wuister. of Newport,
will have charge of Mr. Sanders jewelry
store during his absence.
Mrs Emma Healy, wife OF Oscar Healy
died yesterday, at 4 p. M, at her home
three miles south of this city, aged 81
years aud 8 months. Mrs Healy was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dan Sim,ns.
The teachers institute held in this
city on the 18th and 10th proved pleas
ant and profitable meeting The lee
ture OF the evening OF the 18th was well
received by the large audience that heard
it. The speaker, Hon d PThomrson,
is not . professional lecturer, but he
presented the subject, Turkey and Her
People, from the standpoint OF one who.
as minister to that country, closely OBJ
served the country. her people and their
manners and customs. Judged from a
standpoint OF knowledge gained, the lee
ture was an able one, and justly merited
the favorable comments it received.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
A Musical.

The class Of pupils Of Miss Helz Gil
[ bert and Mrs Arch Hsmmer last even,
ing q. the residence OF Mr. Arch Ham.
mer gNve . recital. that displayed the ex
celient instructions received, and which
was greatly enjoyed By number of invit.
e1 guests Tee folllSiug program VA.
rendered:
Duet, '.EIectri- Flash Galop," q 3r,
deles-Linnie kimsey and Ruth Monts.
que
Cake and Cream Ma1oufka," Feni-
more-AIlie Marshall
''J>r and Froli- Galoy." 6uiliani-Os-
car BsumgsIt.
Trio, "Sereusde,'' - Lesiie-Misses Eiva
Wbealdon, Bessie Hammer and Leonl
Frances.
'Angelus Bella" CmusicAl sketch)
Dorn-Miss Bessie Beau
Duet, "The Two Dolls, ;" GabrieI-yes-
"a Conn and Martha Montague
Transcription "Jesus Lover Of Nv
Soul, !" Goerdeler-Miss Maud Fromxn.
Reading, Selected-Miss Eva Simpson
The Sylphide," Rathbun-Aiss Elya
Wheaidon
Solo He Vas Primes" /" Lynes-Miss
Ida Elkins.
Queen Of Hearts Polka, Lege-Miss
ErmA Watts
Quartet, Sunrise" white-Miss El-
bins, Mrs Hammer, MesSrs Hammer
and Littier.
(al 'sPosonaise," Beethcvcn-Borstr Ebl
with Song and Airth" Bohn-Miss
Theresse BaumgaTt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
8 ATURDA~
SOCIAL AND Personal

Lieut. Geary, OF the o AC was in
the city today.
R. L Carroll, Of Berry, was in the
city toda'.
j. ID soDeTs. the lawyer, has retired
from the Republican, and is now prsct.
icing Law in Marion couaty.
The Rev. III Longbottom will preach
in the Cumberland Presbyterian church
la Albany at 80 Monday, Feb. 2sth.
Ar. r. II. Caldwell, of Lebanon. and
Miss Campbell, Balston, Polk county
we're recently married at the latter place
They have the best wishes Of nany
friends.
Mics Bertha Ellis, instructor ir vocal
music at the college. in chapel Thursday
morning rendered most charmiugIy
The Star Spangled Banner" TIE df.
version Was highly appreciated by the
sudenss and others.-CorvaIIis Tmes.
Ex-Postmaster johnson, of Cory alIis.
fEas IN the city today on his way home
iron San Francisco. where he had been
10 look for boat for the Alaska trade.
Every old tub that could be keot on the
water, though. had been taken, painted
up and sent north. and there was MOTH
ing left Tor the Corv4. men,
Mr.. C. o. Jones. Who has been run
ming racket store in Brownsville sever
a. months, 10 in the city on his way to
Union, where be will open his racket
store. Last evening Ar Jones Was "sur
prised" by several of his friends and a
very enjoyable time vas had, sames and
genersi sociaoility reigning 7ntil late
hour.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
HOME AND ABPOAD.

Uocle Toms cApin a, the opera house te
night
Will L Stark. ie~eiers.
2 po1uds of crackers for Ise a. T O
shaysr's
J.. d. Moran. Of aonmoath. has b~gan
RAISING e1EnPany TO sght Spun
White HOase Java & Mocha eofee tie
anest 70 the land At T. E. Allen & 20.
e r. Csements. a hcseI clerk. wzs
arrested IN Eugene yesterday cn the charge
Vi stealing ring ., Salem.
Moate hris;o. small torn in the Cas-
eades,l In Washington. .hzs.beea swept pesrIt
aSai by food and AEaIanlhe.
Insuran e rates between Portland ard
Seattle aud SEAEw2y have been iucr.ased
D. Per cent sires the accident 10 tie Cara
Nevada.
The admission 10 George's Ministries viii
De only 50 oents- bessrEed seats at Burk.
Bart Z Less without extra charge Chi d
dren IS oents.
lie s2ssl1g seasosl previons 10 lent has
t-zgun a7d viii EAst fer about sven weeks
u viii be observed in the Catholic and
kpascopal cLurctes
2. e Allen d Co have taken lbe agency
tor The Stezrns hicyrles They az high grade
wheels and the price Is ve<S ICw. Call at
store and sce samples
Fseneh leads tie procs4sion wban IL
comes 10 prloes OF xa,ehes and csoeks. We
do not sell watch or clock that will nos
ss1na drss class gGsrzniee.
August Fisher x-ut 10 Portland
Teesiay 10 eEinE ap The Hattie Bssle 7s-
ton steamer recently Chartered TO conEey
~heai fran Pe0r1s the CCrtAllis mills.
Times.
Fisrerk's Shaving aud Hair cu.ti n
PArlcrs. Shaving 10 cts Hair Cutting Is
shamPooing loss. Clean towels to every
cassoner.
French the Je~eser is headquarters for
Seth Thomas watches and clocks, The best
IN The world. They cost yoa no more than
those OF interior make
Children and ADULTS tortured BY barns,
ssaids, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may secore Ins,zn, relief by using De-
Wits Witch II xel Salve i, the great
Pile remedy. A Cummings
NJ French the Ieweler is railroad
watch inspector and you will aixays sud
bis regulator absolutely correct, With Lick
observatory time. which is Standard time,
AM used by the railroad companies.
Mrs. Cordelia Reynolds has sued Lane
connty for $500 Iamages caused by an
accident on account Of defect in bridge
near Elnira, 10 which Mrs Reynolds
had an arm broken and vas otherwise
badly injured.
There will be big tame at Lewiston,
Idaho, on Mar.h l.whe n the Nes Perez In
dians are to receive a semi-annual payment
from the government, which in the a1Ere-
gare amounts 10 So, 900. Not only are the
Indians looking forward TO the event. but
dozens OF white men are preparing 10 catch
some of the filthy lucre from the unsus-
pecting siwashes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
The Third X ound.

Tuesday night Monroe Ward and Pete
Montgomery had the third round in q
pugilistic contest begun several years ago
The first round was won by Pete, the
second one by Monroe, and the third was
about q draw. About II O'Clock at night
Ward was in a saloon. an,icipatingPete'
arrival and as the latter was intending TO
conway thought he would give him part.
ing whipping, as the story goes Mont
gomery arrived, and the third round he.
gan without any preliminaries Both men
went down behind the stove aud close 10
it. A witness stepped up and turned
the hot water on them from the tank
that always stands on the top of the
stove. II terminated the contest i'm
mediately, leaving the men about even.
There have been wild reports about
knives being used and even that one OF
the men was dead. !. is also reported
that they had another tight ou,si .e OF
the saloon in which Ward was stabbed
but Ii is difficnlt TO get the facts for GER
tain as there is evidently desire not 10
let them get out. Montgomery is said to
Eave gone south.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
natter ALBANY OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH q 1898

ored and respected by all who knew him.
Alth ough the fighting lasted all the
day none OF the whites were killed, but
quite number were wounded. The loss
among the Indians was not known as
they carried off all their dead and wounds
ed. Col. Gillian camped on the field
that night without water, and there was
no sleep for any one as signal fires were
burning on the bluffs all around them.
However, the next morning the COM
mand went forward and was not molest-
ed, although the Indians swarmed on the
hills, at safe distance, on both sides,
during the whole day Ia about three
davs the troops arrived at the Whitman
Station. Here the wounded received the
best attention that could be rendered and
as soon as they were able IN move were
sent back to the Dalles under escort and
from there down the Columbia and up
the Willamette to their homes.
This battle does not gain its importance
from the number Of those killed and
wounded on that day. For several
months the Cayuses had been making a
great effort TO combine all the tribes east
OF the Cascades in war OF extermina-
tion against all the whites in the north
west noG connected with the Hudson Bay
Company. They had held councils, and
made medicine" until they firmiy be-
lieved the bullets OF the whites would
have no effect upon them whafever. This
had been preached faithfully tashe other
tribes by the medicine men, and when
the troops arrived nj Well Springs the test
was 70 be made. Had the Indians been
successful in this fret battle the fedora
tion OF the different tribes would have
been consummated Immediately, and
what the result would have been no ore
can even conjecture.
Fifty years have now passed since this
memorable campaign OF the Oregon Rifle
men, under Col Gillian, aud il is 9 sad
upon the justice meted out
by our general government 10 her citizens
that these men have never received one
cent for their services.
C. H STEWART
Albany, Feb. 2i. 1898. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
A Dawson Letter.

An interesting ard instructive letter
has been written from dawson by Sam
Ensley, q brother.in.law OF Martin
,, Payne, OF this city, mailed Decem Der IL.
tie had arrived about month before
after hazardous trip taking about a
month from Lake Bennett. There we're
twelve in the party and they had a good
pilot, hence shot the White Horse and
five Finger rspids safely. though many
were lost in making the effort.
The snow. or rather frosr, for it ie
simply an accumulation OF frost. was IL
inches deep, and the Thermometer rang
ed for two weeks from 26 to 90 belo =
zero.
He thought it was the place to make
money If one had good outfit. Wages
we're 8 .25 per ho1r in the mines, bat
with meals s. so there was notking lef,.
Flour aas $50 to SO per sack, beef $I.5O
per pound. provisions from 81 to $8 per
pound Once matches sold for 81 apiece.
Ensiey had two good claims one on Enc,
ley creek, twenty miles from Dawson.
named alter him on which in two weeks
l50 other claims had been located
Dawson is live town, bat is not ss
bad as reported. In fact it is the most
PeaeeabIe aud quiet mining town be
syer saw.
At Herly d Co's he cav IS tons of
gold dust ready for shipment when the
river opens.
People there are pleased and disguised,
both.
There is no danger Of starvation. a.
hundreds Of dog teams arc going OUT to
bring in supplies.
50 or Is miles back there Is plenty of
moose; cariboo. bear and wolves. bot NOT
much near. Chickens If there vouId
bring s25. turkeys s75. eggs 80 dozer.
hay u p cents pound. Horse teams
get $50 q day, dog team Of four or five
dogs is worth $500 and have been soid
at that Coal oil is so . gallon and
whIskey so TO $50.
There are various ways OF making for
tunes there besides mining. One will
be gardening a man with Q few milk
COWS and horses and two or three dozen
hens could make fortune in Q short
time There is plenty of timber near
by Spruce is the only saw timber. 1t
averages s TO II inches. Logs are worth
$50 q thousand. cord Eood $50 % s35
cord, but he and others are there 70 hunt
gold
He would not advise sny one as to 60
ing there. cne gay or the other. An
outfit should consist principally Of -four
bacon and beans, and should be packed
IN duck sacks with names On the pack
ages Bring plenty of German socks
and felt boots, have two good fur robes
Tor bedding, better than blankets, fur
is the thiog for winter. He
could not advise as 70 the route. Ones
lie though vas At stake all the way in.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
DIED.

BILYEJ AT scio, Or, Feb. 20, 1898, CT
cystitis and obstruction OF the bow
els, Riley Bi.yeu, eldest son OF VIM.
and Catherine Bilyeu, age SO yrs.
months and % Gays.
DUNE.-on Wednesday evening Febru.
ary 23. 1898. at his home in Albany, oil
typhoid fever, MIR. B b Dunn, at the
age Of 90 years.
The deceased was q resident OF Browns
vile, for good many years, coming TO
Albany two or three years ago. lie JOIN
ed the A. o. u. w several months age
and was in good standing He leaves 2
wife, who has the sympathy OF many
The remains will be taken TO Browusviif
tonight, for burial, the funeral service
being held in that city tomorrow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Perne Cochran In Trouble.

Attorney Webster Holmes vent 10
Woodburn on the afternoon train where
he will appear as acting prosecuting q.
torney against Z. A Cochran, who has
been arrested for threatening TO kill A.
y: Auterson, one Of the publishers OF the
Woodburn Independent. Several weeks
ago q 'chran was arrested for making in.
decent proposals to a certain lady, was
held 10 await the action OF the grand jury.
In suheequent issue of his paper, Mr.
Auierson has an article in which he dis.
eussei the serious nature Of the charge
against Cochran, and suggested that
should bis conviction be secured. that he
should be properly punished. When the
grand jury investigated the matter IL re-
ported "not true" bill against Cochran
and he was discharged.
Wednesday Cochran met Auterson on
the street and demanded that he retract
the statements made through the col
umns OF his paper bnt Autefson refused
TO give him any satisfaction whereupon
he tCochFan) threatened to kill him (Au-
terson.) Cochran will be represented in
the case this afternoon by Attorney z. g.
Eby, OF Woodburn Journal.
Cochran formerly resided in Linn
county
Cochran was held under 500 bonds to
keep the peace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Store BurglarIzed.

The store OF B. p. Ramp vas broken
into last night and burgiAEized. The
haul. though, was NOS large one An
entrance WAS effected by prying opea .
window in the rear OF the store. The
money draEer vas broken into and
aboui dollar in good money, trade
dollar and piece of counterfeit money
taken A little safe owned by . con OF
Mr. Ramn, vas broken 10 pieces and
about 81 50 taken. No groceries wese
taken that could be discovered. though a
81 .ss jar WAS filsed with kerosene and
left Standing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
For rYaqsina.

Washington dispatches s;a:e that act.
log secretary OF uar has forwarded,
through the treasur~ department an es-
iimkte calling for SIS 600 for carrying
OFT the contract for improving Yzquins
hArtor Al the time the other estimates
wsre made for continuing the contract
by the war depart nent, the Ysauina
contract nAd been authorized. Repre-
sentative Tongue will Try TO sc, this ap-
preparation IN the preseat sundry civil
bill, but Chairman Cannon will eight il
oecanse he Claims there will be time
enough TO appropriate next session.
Feb. 2i--SecreiAry Gage sent to the
house an estimate OF zn appropriation of
siSo. 600 10 Improve iaqnina bay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeablesubstances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale IN SO
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not acceptany
substitute.
| CALIFORNIA FHG syrup CO
san FRANCISCO. car.
knpiaFlltE. ~. AEH feaA ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

ALBA HAYWOOD SHor. I'm view OF Al
ha Hsywood's recent visit to Albany, the
following dispatch from Longvisw, Texas,
will be read with interest:
LoS6vIsw, Tex, Feb. 25 Alba Hay
wood, manager OF the Haywood opera
company, and 7. p. Pegus, manager OF
the theater here, quarreled last night
over the admission OF Pegus' famil, TO
the theater. Blows followed, and Hay
wood began to shoot. Pegus also drew
his revolver end began firing, both EN- oty :
ing their pistols. Both are believed to
be mortally wounded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
a Thumb Jerked OF.

Mr.. Charles Burkhart. residing near
this city, met with very peculiar ac-
cident last evening. de was hitching a
mule when the thumb OF his right hand
got caught in a loop, and at tue came
time the mule jumped and ran, jerking
his thumb completely oil. ampussting il
Just below the joint. The piece vas
picked mp from the ground. Ar. Burk-
hart alter easing his supper came TO the
city and DR.. Wallace dressed tbs wound !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
The Burglars Were Here.

Albany had its share of purglsries last
night, probably towards morning.
The front door Of the saloon OF Peter
Schlosser was pried open by the lock
being torn of and cents in motley and
several punches OF cigarettes taken.
TIE front door OF the Albany Trading
Eo. store was pried open and about 81
hnd four cans of oysters stolen,
The @. & e office and the feed store
bi n. Southard were entered in abou,
Fthe same way, by prying open the from
doois, but nothing was secured in either
place. The work was undonbte ily that
OF some Of the tramps hanging around
the city,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04

DECIDEDLY CLosR.-Through the care.
less handling OF % caliber rifle in the
hands Of some person unknown, last Tues
day about nocn, Master Henry Nc Dowell
received slight scalp wound. The hul.
let passed through his hat and lodged
just under the scalp, from where 1t was
removed. Mcdowell was standing on
the south side OF the river near the bridge
and the shot came from across the river
in the direction OF the planning mill -
imeH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04


Judge Barton was in Salem yesterday.
g. S. Achison was in Portland yester
day.
] W. Cusick was visitor to Portland
yesterday. -
w. B. Lawler left yesterday on his trip
to Salt Lake city.
II is reported that Mr.. AL. Boenicke
when drowned oD the Clara Nevada,
had 1920 with him which he had collec.
ted in Skagway for ]. D. Meyer &Co.
Rev, w. v. MCGEE former pastor of
tie Cumberland Presbyterian church in
this city, now has charge OF church iu
Arroyo Grande, Calf.
Mrs. r. K Montgomery, OF Ashland,
former resident in the Pass, was pas.
senger on Tuesday evenings train going
TO Albany for a visit.-Grants Pass
Courier.
Mr.. !. .Skuse and w. Barriage Of Jones
vile, Wis, have been in the city several
days, looking over the country. They
left today for Syracuse precinct to visi
\ their forme. friends and neighbors, Mr.
\ and Mrs. J. winkley.
Speaking of the instute at Lebanon th,
4 Express says: Tie audience was delight
i ed with the vocal duets by Mr.. and Mr.
i Sherman Thompson, Ct Oak Greek
Both have rare musical ability and wer
twice encored by the delighted audience
! The Fort Wrangle Journal has the fol
lowing to say OF a Lebanon young man
"Henry Smith of Lebanon, Oregon, ,calle
this week and ordered the paper sent I
his former home. Henry is a rattlin
good boy, and will make it in Alask
IsuIe.
4 Several OF the leading lawyers of Ii
II valley were before Judge Hewitt yestel
day afternoon in the trial OF case
chambers, They were Til. Ford, VII
would like to 20 to congress,N T. Butler
and ] DAILY, OF Polk county and w
Ramsey. of Yamhill county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
List of Patents.

Granted TO Oregon and Washington
inventors last week. Reported by q A
Snow 4 Co. patent attorneys, Wash
ingtcn, ID. g.
Anderson, Walls Walla. wash, car
rying apparatus; Il W Bowman. Wall .
Walla, Wash, sssh holder; F Boyle,
Tacoma, automatic fishing reel; A 2
Fowler. Shelton, Wash, rolling pin; F
ii Heath, Tacoma. Wash, dredging ex-
cavator; 5 q Saunders, New Bridge,
Oregon, spring gear.
For copy of any patent send 10 cents In
postage stamps with date of this paper
TO O A Snow & Co, Washington. d @.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
Some Skagway Facts

W. Il Williams, of Sweet Home, ar
riyesI houe Saturday from Alaska. He
was away 81 months. and Is very glad
10 get back. He found employment as
Q packer over the Skagwsy trail. and he
thinks this is the best route to the mines
Mr.. ". received s. cents per pound for
packing over the trail, but recently he
country has filed up with men seeking
employment, and the price for packing
has been run down to cents per pound.
At this price q man will Just about make
living expenses. The trail is lined with
provisions and parts of outfits which
have been cast aside BY weary gold
seekers Mr W. bought propsrty at
Skagway, which he sold for City cents
on the dollar. He says thzt recently
diseasA-a kind of pneumonia-hss
been raging there, with fatal results. In
one day just before he left fourteen men
died with this disease. The papers o.
the place say nothing about tnis.-Ad-
vance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-04
FRIDAY
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstract
Company, for the DgxocRAr, for the
week ending February 2S. 1895.
Maurice Goodman, to Joseph Good
man, Und OF S Z iSwi5
7 IL. /. " 20 acres s.......s /
o K q 4 K Co 10 J ii Geddes, Sc
u. Sec 5, I I04 L 10 acres. 200
Henry Keys and wife 10 Rev IAs
Thompson. lots l, . 3 and blk
10 BroSnsyilie .. COO
l \ Griffin and wf TO J z Crab,ree
I 10. l, w % acres . so
J l. Hin to Empa Blain, lots 4,
5. o ard blk Hills ad Soda
Nlttr- -.-.. 10
VIM Ralslon 10 O'NeiI Bros & Pet
erson, small tract adjoining Lel.-
anon - @75
] E Stewards ST 10 Z + HAmmack
I II. ~ 20 acres res... 100
q Irvine et al. 10 TheodosiA T.
Yates. und i-6 7 l2, " $50 aeS go
@ ii Laughed and VT TO ALBANY 4
x l. Association, s lot | biz
HaeklemAn's Ed ad 10 Albany. $50
Sarah Smith & husband to Frank
Frisby. lo.s & 6iTls4w..... eO7O
A Brandon 4 xi to Isaac Wheaidon
sAA AA1AErSH sLA4l kF1Gs -
5N.----. --.----.------ .--...
W l. Taylor and vi to Z T and C
b Needles, lie interest in lot I2
bl 6. 6.Harisbprg --...-.... /
II A Davis 4 wi to Harrisburg
Water Power Co. right Of way 10
J X Cartwright &ws.I Harrisburg
EncAmpment 0 o 3. lots /. .,
5. 1. s. aud in block 5. s.hcol-
ings ad TO Harrisburg. 49,
G Howe. TO George Hoxe ST. lots
z. 8. 8, 10. II, i2 in block Is Gal
braishs End sd 10 North BsoMns-
vile " 500
] 4 Mansfield ct al by sheriff, to
Jesse Hewiis. T Is. 4. - $50 acs sgs
W 5 Thompson assignee. TO r II
Pfeiffer, lots /, ?, and 1 bock
lots ), Z. s aud block : all OF bl
Psirdale ad Alb4nr. Il
L A Moses es alto w + Yates, ,nnd
Ill OF $50 acrs I Tl4lw.....-. a2S