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Tho Rushford Star, speaking of the
opening Of the fall term Of its graded
school, makes mention % follows Of Prof.
D. W. sprague, Of this city:
Prof. sprague, the new principal, is .
graduate Of ono Of tho best Normal Schools
Of New York. and has taught in this State
with great success during tho last four
years. II sverybody's first impressions
are to bs depended upos, no 10 tho right
man for the place and "evsry inch . teach
e." He 10. himself. favorably impressed
with Rushford, with tho school and with
his corps Of assistants. The school opened
with IN attendance Of 1853 pupils, which
has been increased about 10 daily during
the week.
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Sewing machines to rent BY
D. h. sELBY, - : 20
Agent for iii Singer, ~
g Tb6sIs, 1sok store

-1o.-ooo, lemonade, POP p ..pd he :. best
cigars and tobacco always u ~ hid At
Fsnk Davis new ttsnd.k eir - :.'....-+ -
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Vibrator Threshers 1T Grovenor's.
Headquarters for extras for these ma
chimes.
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Tho best liquors and eissais can j. had
1t BenneWitz's. ~ J.
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TowpSt Weudle, Sept "a ls73s
y 1 ! !
!. g. e.: REAovAL.s- - :

F :. Rhodes & Spencer will remove some time
next week to- tho <THs Journal store
building, corner Of St. Germain street and
Washington avenue, recently occupied by
Telnsa 8 Co.'s drug store, where they
will be pleased to see al theirs OLD friends
and lots Of new ones.
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Major A. NJ. Fridley, Of sherburns
county, was nominated for Senator, and
Moses Lafond. Of Morrison county, for
Representative, by the Democratic Conven-
ton for the aoth Senatorial District which
met in Sank Rapids on Monday.
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durham and ..Dostail smoking tobacco,
Ar RUssyLL's,
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We would call especial attention to
the Advertisement Of The Linden Hspss, at
Sank Centre, kept BY Col. B. A. Lv,ngs.
ton, who IL known - one Of The best hotel
men IN the State. His house vss crowded
during tho fair, and, in addition 10 serv.
ing his guests, 10 provided . splendid sup.
per for eishty.hvs couples On The svs.ia &
Of tAe Aassaie and Odd Isllovs' Ball.
EvssytAisg w. . No. I, ead Ill vsrs
greatly pleased. Remember IL uadea
House when you 70 10 Sank Ceatre.
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We are gratifisd to notice that the Re-
publioans Of Todd county have renominat.
cd Hon. ]. V. Brewer for Representative.
MIR. B. is young lawyer Of decided sbil.
ity, and will do his district good service
and himself honor.
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CHURCH SocIABL1.-Ths Methodist pee-
pie have arranged for church sociable at
their house Of worship on Monday even
ing next, for tho benefit Of their pasier,
the Rev. J. 7. Lewtou, it being on tho eve
Of his departure for Conference. Refresh
ments will be provided BY the ladies of the
society, and no effort will bs spared to
render the occasion most interesting and
agreeable one. All are cordially invited
to attend.
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-f'r No. l ies-oeol lemonade, call It
BsnnsWits'e,
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1.-The Tsvaship Msnual," . book Of
nearly 100 pages Il terms, netss, iastr,e-
ioas and lsvs for the ssle guidance Of
township officers IN this State, is just pub
lishsd BY Leonard & Booth, Rochester,
MINI. It 10 carefully written, in plain
language, we'll printed. substantially bound
and sells for sixty cents copy. No town
officer or taxpayer can afford to do with.
out copy. Sent BY mail on receipt Of
tho price, by Leonard & Booth, Rochester,
MINI.
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III you want glass Of tho best ice-cool
emonsds, call at Dennenwaldt's.
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-Herbsrser Bros. make tho best lager
beer IN the market. Order Of them.
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR EVERY
I:FT.t. II 1oor.
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SEEClAL NOTICES,

Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
sch.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMF1Ts
will destroy Norms without injury to the child, be-
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
otherinjurious Ingredients usually used in worm
preparations. CUT Is 4 BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggistsahd Chemists, and dealer in Medt-
cines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
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Both ltories Of tho Normal School
building are up, and tho roof will soon Be
fnished........Mrs. Moore's new dwelling
house is approaching eomplstion.........R R..
NJ. Russell has been doing some painting
on his dwelling house, improving decidedly
its sppesrsnos.........Tie large addition to
Overbeok's Hotel, the Minnesota House, il
nearly completed.
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DEMooslxTlo COUNTY -. /, ca, Gov vEr.
t.ere*@ TION.
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The equinoctial, or its first cousin,
put in On appearance here on Tuesday
evening and has continued to put in IN
appearance ever since, to the general dam
sging Of the weather.
Clearing up this afternoon.
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Fair Haven aoar, 81
B. II. RusslL1's.
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Tho Republicans Of the Fourth Rep
Eessntstive District in this county have
nominated Charles Walker, for Represen-
tstive. Mr.. Walker is . lawyer Of Sank
Centre, and will make : strong run.
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MARKETS..

Sr. CLOUD, Sept. rs. 1878:
Wheat hss taken tumble during the
week. Co-dav's prices arc
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"A little soR Of &. W. Sims, Of Psrsus
talls' narrowly escaped being crushed to
death By . loaded wagon, eas Of The wheels
ofVhieh ssrapsd hin along on The ground
uatl 10 blocked Il and the team wss
stopped. He wss badly bruised, but win
recover.
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Tho premium list Of the County Fair
10 publish cd in full in this number.
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AS will bs seen BY notice elsewhere,
Mr.. n. P. Noel announces himself % IN
Independent candidate for County Survey
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Lace leather, at Hsnderson's.
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I'm the occasion ofthe Firenan's parade
in St. Paul ON Tuesday, . speech vas made
BY Mr.. A. B. Curry, former Mayor Of
tbs city, accompanying the prsssntstieu Of
. nag to the Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Company On behalf Of Mr., Presley.
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FAN AND FzsrlvAI.-The young ladies
and gentlemen Of tho Catholic church will
give fair and festival, for tho benefit of
tho church, IN the Court House, on next
Taesday and Wednesday, Sept. 8oth and
Dot. lst Tho hall will be open each after
neon and svshiss.t! "A kfse 4qnbsr Of
useful and sleseatiFtieIes will BE- for sale.
A splendid supper will be served. Music
b, Prof: Fisher. bras. band, ana BY the
string had. AL "a invited 70. attend and
s.joy pleasant time. Admittanee rs
ssnts, children Is cent?. -.
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Mr.. J. F. Thierse, Of Brockway, who
went to Texas last spring intending to
make his heme there, has returned, very
thoroughly Disguised with Texas, and now
we'll satisfied to make Minnesota his home
during tho remainder Of his natural life.
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FOR cheap boots and shoe. se i Tea
voorde's.
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RBPaEsHn4Arlv1 }DIsrRIoT coz.
.s.s - V8NTION.
Chas. Walker for Representative and
j. J. 0egty for ommissionor.

* SAuK CsxrR1, Num-, Sept. az, 1878.
ED1roE Jou1nAl.-Ths Republican Rep
rsssntstivs District Convention for tho
Fourth District Of stsarns county, met
o. Saturday srtsruoen, the 10th inst.
Tho Convention WAS called to order BY
Hon. A. Bsrto, Chairman OF tho District
Committee, and temporary organisation
was effected BY choosing e. G. Bloomfield,
Of Nslross, Chairman, and slsosins ]. h.
stmonton, Of Sauk Centre, Secretary. Az
recommended BY The Committee .. Psrma.
neat Organization, the same p.ssoas were
continued ~ permanent ofissrs. ..
The Committee % Credentials reported
ths following dslssstss entitled 70 ssats IN
tho Convention 500, 1...,. ~
Grovs-Winslow May.
>M0sood-H. G. Lyman, 0. G.. Lyman.
ksa1o.s- Philip Wes,ovsr, Z. G. Bloom.
lsld.
Sask !Csnt,.-1ra N. Carpenter, 4.
Moore, G: Il. Baker, J. h. simonton, B. r,
Carr, 8. Beidlsmsu. -
St. Ksrsin-L. E. Tubbs. (sub.)
A.hley-H. s. Doty.
&pnng Ha-Joseph Mitchell.
North Fork and Crow-Not represented.
An informal ballot was taken to asesr-
tain wh, were can didates, with tho follow
ing result:
J. NJ. Gilman, Of Rsymsnd.........-....:.6
: N. A.: Taylor, Of Melross..
A. N. Stiles, Of Ashley. ...3
Considerable time WAS spent in trying to
induce the friends Of Mr.. Stiles to withdraw
their candidate and unite with the Taylor
Or Gilman delegation, hut Without avail.
Mr.. Gilman then publicly withdrew bis
name from the Convention, in favor Of
Ch.s. Walker. and The first formal ballot
stood: < ~ :.:@
y. ......0
NJ. A. Taylor..."............. ......6
On motion, tho nomination Of Chss.
Walker wss made unanimous.
! 'Messrs, Carpenter and Moore were sp-
pointed : committee ~ wait 1upon Mr..
Walksr,. and conduct him to the hall. His
entrance was greeted Win 'applause. and
in . brief address hs accepted the n.nin.-
ton and thanked the Convention for the
honor conferred. :N,'',''''' SA:
The name. Of Jerome J. Getty wss prs-
sented Tor County Commissioner Of DO
Fifth Commissioners District, and he vas
un.nin,.eea'ly nonin.tesd 81 a.eeol'..aaatiera.
Asssrs. A. B.rte, s. ~: Braee, 4 u. 4.
Taylor, Q. g. Lyman and ohsa: walker
were appointed i District COMMITTEES.
< The Convention then adjourned.
.,!3 1912 : u Yours 'ttuij, -'':~'
E"& 7:;c E.. :. - - my "a IND
+, ..... ,..-~ ~;tr~'t 2 - :,
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-hegulsr meeting Of the City Council
on next Monday evening.
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P1ss.-0a Monday the dwelling house
Of Capt. A. Libby, On Wiaasbleo Prairie.
vss bazasa 70 Ne sresad. The Ars broks
ct sAsetly before sunrise, and 10 ssppqs-
ID 70 have eene ftem detective chimney,
4 at' h.d b,st lighted u. ''shissI b:se+t,
for the afss1ti this year, IN ~ open fire
place, and 1t 10 thouGhtthat some spar s
worked through this chimney iits an L
part Of the house, through which IL passed,
and started hre which smouldered until
morning. Most Of tho household goods
were saved, though in . rather damaged
condition. Loss about $4,000. Insured
for $4,000 in the St. Paul Fire and Marine
the policy for which expired to-day,
giving tho slim margin Of three days.
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Kellogg, Chase 4 Mayo, Best Display Of Dry

r. W. Hammer, Best Filled Show Case.........
CLASS G. DIV. /.
TRUI1s, TLowER1, PLANTS, ETC.
John Rue. Sank Centre, best apples, LIST
Fhinnsy, Sax K Centre, "a t::tsppis: I'd
David vssssy, ssui Centre, Sd lest apples ipiie;
John Brakeheld, Avon, best grapes, lst
Efhinney, ssuk Centre, I'd best grapes, I'd
premium ...... 80. ..................
John Rue, sauk Centre, best half bushsl
crAnberrios ...........,.....,,..
Mrs. Thos Bodies, Sank Centre, floral do.
sign, 1st premium ......................
CLASS n. DIv.l.
1AoDucIS OF FIELD AID GARDEN
Edward Smith, Sank Centre, best bushel
John Dimon, Sank Centre, best .bushel
shelled: corn. 10. 80. 49,.
John Dtmon, best bushel beans.
s A Clifford, best bushel ears corn. ,,.,.,.
John RuAI ID best buShel ears corn ........
John BbenopaohoF, best bushea potatoes
Af1ike, bsst half 6usAsa onion. .........
John -Dlmss, bsst .bus6sl ruta bssss......
EINbengpaeher, bsse pumpkin. ..........
Mr. = Mlshols, bsse. water meloa........
yohn Oimon, ID bsse water melon ........
b16t: oolleoeion tomatoes
16eeePseasr, III eoalsctioas eauleAower
i A1A1q6on, et5lot eah1aoseiS.s.... ....>
y Ma,sss.srs g ols..zs.ss: : ,ssss e
n f.. saa 9 no lssnt1n W. offer.
rs q 49, 3yeoenAyea HI $50. ........
- - -@ss-E~t CtNsL -DW. /. ~,
Mrs LAnhCSsst oil painting. !. I. ....,,..
: fhinney, pencil sketch. ............
Q Overland, best collection photographs
kW Hammer, chromos. ........ .....,,,,,
. s..- CLASS J. D1v1.
'S+ = stYEx11kE rAB1Joa.
Mrs L L West, best nag carpet.
Mrs Nichols I'd best rag carpet ....,,.,,,
Mr. r II Carpenter, best homespun wooden
Mr. M Carpenter, best wooden stockings
krs W Parker, best knit counterpane
Mrs Butcheldor, I'd best ......,.,,....
Mrs West, best patchwork quilt....
Mrs H Bruce, I'd best patch. quilt
Mrs L Robbins, best embroidery ........
Mrs = Nichols, I'd best embroidery ........
Ars Pe0dersast, specimen woorsted work
Minnie A Bruce, patchwork q uilt. ..
nre Darto, 2 crochet ies............
Mrs "a Thomason, loot rug.
Mre 4 tSm1th, cu9hton, covers, smoking
cap and woysted picture. ..............
4 Davis L Co., display millinery goods
NM Hathaway, bed spread ..............
Ars Z + West, table cloth .... ........ a..
CLASS K. DIV. I. ~'--7
a@ 5DUxTER, oHEEsE, HONEY, ETC.,
Mrs II Thomaso best cheese. =. *. n
Mrs + AThomsson, I'd bese cheese $500.
o etinohdeld, best Tbs. brttsr ii, rolls
Mssl = xDnaseu, bese loaf bread, no
r oVmResaslon ...' s.s'...' ........ go. $50
/ so. {. .Assrn11zAlsEous. :.
Mrs Z Bruoe, burr picture frame. .......
MI = Z 4fuee, leather picture frame. ...,s
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--Drep In ct Jesry Dss.enwaldt's:
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! Leather and aadins,, It H.nd,,r,son's.
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5tearns County.

TO THE PEOPLE
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goods 1t Hendsrson's.
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Tho best 6ne-eut tobacco, at
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a73'9sE E87'7Ett3f . ~" = . :
Some Lively OoiDEs.

The Convention met in the Court House
at O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon, and Wa
called to order BY l.. A. 4sEvAas, Chairman
Of the County Committee. J. L. Wilson, Of
St. Cloud, vas elected temporary Chair.
usu,' aid ". T. Risby, Of Clearwater, SEQ.
tary. -....
On motion OF J. P. Hammered the follow.
ing Committee on Credentials Wa .ap-
pointed :saH:1o. ~... .a..a ;,pura> IL. =
l., J. r. Hammered, q. II. Tohsy. ,. Over
beck, P. -Lommsl and T. Hsaton. -,
On notion Of Frank Hall the following
conmi,t.e on Permanent Organization v.s
appointed ~ 80 -3.">
Frank Hsll, M. Schneider. job.
sehwarts.J. r. Thierse, r. wstsel.' - i g.;
The Committee on Credentials, after .
somewhat prolonged absepss during which
tho Convention took recess, returned AID
made tho following report: p: $50;
:: ~AlAany-F.,Wsszel, ]. Jumper.
Avon-N. Kenper, ]. Schneider.
Broekvay-A. Webb, A. Kennedy.
Eden Laks-H. Vorjohsn.
Farwiag-Nie Evans.
Getty-J. Ebensteiner.
= GsasS-G. Terhaar. (2)
Hold;ng-R Holding.
Krain-G. Gasperling.
Lynden-T. Heston. .-s :.
Ls Sauk-J. Ferschweiler. .
Lake Hen,y-Edward Wesdeiy. H..
Lazem6xrg-E. Bowler.it;9l ttt-
Name Prdnie-John Sohaier.
Mill,1ood- Puttweiler.
;Mun.on-M: Hansen (2) J. Etheu.
Melrose-M. Schneider, G. Richter: :.
North Fork-E. Knudson.
Oak-H. IRELAND, F. Benolksn.
Paynesv;le-John Miller.
Rockville-P. Lommel, J. Giedemann.
st. Cloud 7own-J Schwartz ST., r. NJ.
acI S>l.~ YkI.s 1Ds.SA-.
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NV Lobok ISsrtrurEp.--on Tues

New LoboE INsTtrUTED,-On Tues
day evening June 18th, 1873, Cali
pooia Lodge No. 4S, lO.O.F.' was
instituted at North Brownsville, by
Special Deputy Grand Master, Chester
N. Terry. with the following named
charter members: J. Carolip. y. {.
Hausman, J. b. Gross, j. l.. Gilbert,
Moses Z0osmal.. Joseph Hoberg, M
Abraham, David Mcdowell and Thos.
KAY. The following officers were
,hen elected aud installed for the cur
rent term: Noble Grand. A. G. HanS-
man: Vice Grand, John Caroiln; Ke-
corling Scribe. J. l.. Gilbert; Treas
urer. j. B. Gross. One Ancient Odd
Fellow was then admitted by card.
and seven new members initiated, the
Lodge thus starting with sixteen new
members The tlourishing village OF
Brownsville will soon have one Of the
largest and best working Odd Fellows
Lodges in the State, we have every
reason to believe. The occasion was
a very pleasant one, indeed, and the
supper, gotten up at Wilhoit's HOTEL
under the auspices ofCalipooia Lodge,
was al excellent repast, rellShed BY
all who partook thereof, and by none
more than the writer hereof, who was
privileged to attend. We had the
pleasure of meeting in the lodge room
brother Miller, OF Salem; brothers,
Fuller, Mccartney and Shelley, OF
Harrisburg, and brothers Tweedale,
Graf, Baum, Taylor, Newbury, Arm
old, Titus, Raymond. Kuhn, Young,
Kiefer and Webber, Of Albany. The
roads were rather heavy from the rain
fall of Monday and Tuesday, making
travelling rather disagreeable; but the
pleasure Of meeting so many good and
true members Of the order. and the
hospitable and kindly manner inwhich
the visitors were entertained by their
brethren of the new lodge, more than
Offset the perils and tribulations Of the
way. Our heartiest wishes are with
Calipooia Lodge No 43.
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PAY UP.-Attentio is directed to
the card ofC. B. Montague, Esq, of
Lebanon 10 this issue. He means bus
iness, and those indebted will save
costs by attending to the matter at
once. Mr., Montague has we'll select
ed assortment of dry goods, etc, to
WHICH the attention of residents of
Lebanon and vicinity areinvited. Do
your trailing with Montague.
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BACCALAUREATE SERMON. In spite
of the inclemency OF the weather, q
fair audience gathered at the Albany
Collegiate Institute building, last Sun
day evening, to listen to the Baccalau-
reate discourse of Rev. S. G. Irvine.
addressed to a class of four young lady
graduates. Rev. Mr.. Butcher and
Rev. Mr.. Meisse on invitation assisted
in the opening exercises. Thesermon
of Rev. Mr.. Irvine was taken from ii
Timothy, Nv Chapter. 9TH verse;
have finished my course" The Rev
erend gentleman remarked that Bac-
calaureate discourses were a new feat
ure in the exercises of Institutions OF
learning on this coast, though not so
among Eastern institutions. In the
use of the text, he opened with brief
but graphic portrayal OF the history OF
the Apostle Paul up to the writing of
the text. He then showed that the
Apostle was man devoted entirely to
one purpose--the spread ofthe Gospel,
and then that his life was moulded in
consistent harmony with its teachings.
He fought good fight of applica-
ton, industry and faith, and, in pros
pect Of lnartyrdonl, he felt that he had
'finished his course" attributing his
greatest victory to the one he gained
over himself. The example OF the
Apostle was commended to the class
and all present. The sermon was both
able and full of the pathos Of genuine
earneStness.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Mr.. Crosier, of
Portland, called on Saturday last.
Rev. w. ID. Nichols, of Hubbard,
late of the Santiam Academy, spoke
with lis on Saturday.
Abe Hackleman starts for 0chOco
valley i'm few days.
Ed. Merrill, accompanied by his
sister, late a resident of Indiana, ar
rived at his home in this city last
week. 1t is reported that he came
home loaded to the guards With stamps.
Road Supervisor Froman has done
a nice piece of work at the crossing of
Oak creek, OIL the Brownsville road.
Mr.. VIM. Morgan, from the Orego-
niGa office, Portland, is up OH a visit.
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DIREcToRY.-Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
of New York, have just issued the
American Newspaper Directory for 1873,
a work that should be in the hands Of
every business man in the United
States. 1t contains vast amount Of
Information, in compact form, espec-
tally for tile use of business men, that
can be obtained no where else.
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Rev. STEPHEN BOWERS LECTURE.
The lecture OF Rev. Stephen Bowers,
of Salem, last "Wednesday evening, in
the College Chapel, addressed to one
of the societies of the Institute, WAS
largely attended. The effort of the
lecturer was to show that the teach
ings OF true natural Science were not
inharmonious with the Mosaic record
of creation, The style Of the speaker
was agreeable, and his argument able.
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IEoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Heath. cheertiliness, long life. de-
pend upon the regular acrin OF the
digestive org;uls, pure secreions. and
the vigorous condition Of the lungs
and the nerves. All these conditions
of he system are secured by the us"
ofthe above remedies. Sold 7s Maiden
Lane. y. y. Price, % cents per box
or pot. Ask for new style; the old is
counterftited. ~
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NEw.-Mr. Weed, Of the Bee Hive
store. has trotted out one ofthe neatest
of delivery wagons-it is real gay
Talk about our mechanics not being
able to get out as good work as East
ern manufacturers-they can double
discount 'em.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20
ALBANY REGISTER.

FOURTH AT JUNCTION CTT.-The
enterpifsing citizens Of junction City
propose to celebrate on the 4th in good
style. The Aurora Brass Band (22
pieces has been engaged to discourse
music for the day aud evening. Able
speakers have been secured to oate,
and a ball. and a display Of fireworks,
at night. will help to enliven and make
the OCCASION enjoyable. It is believed
that half fare tickets will be issued OH
the occasion, over the 0, & c. Rail-
road.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

ExciTED. The gold seeking fever
has some of our people in its worst
phase. and q very little more favorable
news from the new discoveries in
Oehoco, Santiam and other places
would create a perfect stamped in
that direction. Almost anything for q
little excitement.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

FOURTH AT The
citizens Of Brownsville are to have II
grand time on the 4th OF July, and in
vite their friends to come and help
them celebrate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

BAPasF ASSOCIATION. The Sloan
Association Of Regular Bsptlsts will be
held witfthe Bethel Church, eOmmenc-
Ing On Friday, Jply 9TH, near the tarnl
oG 1Er. John Fem, on the sOutkveseOE
what b known Is Alphin's' Butte,
Syracuse precinct Linn county, Ore
gOn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

JUMPING.-Monday and Tuesdays
rains have settled the crop business
without a pendventure. Wheat and
oats are fairly jumping out Of the
ground. We expect to turn out the
hughest crop Of grain ever harvested
In Linn county this fall. .no II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

Chief Justice Chase was tho hst
ansleFeptessntati Instantly. His
nsany brothers all died without mail
lssup. and he leaves no one to Opcrpot-
u.h> t'n!.lmp.