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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-09-19

The onle cabinet pipe organ on exhi-
bition 1T the Fair is the. Goodman,
It commends itself At once to the favor
of the public on its merits. It is a
combination Of stop Of five reed, me-
talic pipes, with two, three or more set
Of ordinary reeds, either Of which may
be used alone. Many societies that can.
not afford to pay from 81, 500 to $1,000
for \ pipe organ can pay from $500 to
81, 900 for = Goodman and enjoy the
music Is well if not better,
n. B.-Societies can make reasons-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
VOL. XVIII.
PUBLIC LEDGER.

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A DEED
ID in trust to me executed by f. Minderman.
on the 18th day of February, 1873, duly regis
Tennessee, in Deed Book 90. page ia, 1 will.
on
Saturday, Sth day of August, 1874,
within legal hours. at the south gate of Court
Square. in the city of Memphis, Tennessee.
erty in such trust deed des ribbed MS follows:
Being in Memphis. Tennessee, on the north
west corner of Main and 0verton streets. A
feet on Main streets and 70 feet on Overton
street, being part OF lot No. l55 on the original
plan Of the'city.
Terms Cash. Equity Of redemption barred.
Title believed to be good, but sell and con-
vey only as Trustee.
HuMEs & PosToN. Attorneys. Il9-lS9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the POstOffice eat M en-
phis, Saturday, August 5, 1874.

Published in tie daily newspaper kaUing n,
LARG EST. CIRCULATION IN the Circuit
Of The Memphis POsiotice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
S, TENN: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8. 1874

'"' Now, Asa, says he, pull your leg
up in the bed
al put my leg up on the bed again,
and the little soldier ran up to the side
of my pillow
g" Asa, says he, did you see the Kur-
mel hang that little soldier2
"' Yes, says /, i was a lookin at him
all the time.
Well, Asa, says he, he's a-comin
back to do the same thing to you IN
minute. :.
"Good God, says |, what must | doP
Asa, says he, very solemn, the only
thing you can do is just jump out o that
winder'
"And | jumped And that's how |
happened to break my leg.
The writer then inquired what he sup
posed was the explanation of what he
saw in the room.
"Well," said Asa, after | was taken
back to my room, and the doctor had set
my leg, | told him all about it, and he
laughed and said he supposed it was the
jimjams. And spose it was them, too,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
The s2d Day of August, 1874,
Trustees Sale.
Monday, August 10, 1874,

nessee, in Book 81. pages l46. etc.. will, on
Monday, August 10, 1874,
between 10 o'clock am. and 4 o'clock p.m.,
at the southern gate of Court Square, Mem
phis, Tennessee. sell for cash, at public out
cry, the property conveyed TO me by said trust
deed. described as follows. to-wit: Part OF
let 10. of block 55. in the city of Memphis
beginning 50 feet west Of the intersection Of
the south line of Vance street with the west
line of Orleans street; thence west 30 feet;
thence south with Pettit's east line 156 7-l2
feet to 20-foot alley; thence east with the
north line Of said alley 30 feet; thence north
1856 TIP feet to the beginning. Also tract of
$50 acres in the Eleventh surveyors district
and Eighth civil district. one mile south Of
Shelby Depot as particularly described in said
trust deed, to which reference is made for
fuller description. Also tract of land in the
Second civil district on the waters Of Big
Creek, part of 2000-acre tract granted by
North Carolina to A. Sharp. and more par
ticularly described as lots s, and s, said three
lots containing together $50 acres; all Of said
property in Shelby county. Tennessee. Equity
Of redemption waived. Titles believed good,
but will sell and convey only as trustee.
W. X. P0ST0N. Trustee.
MCFARLAND & GOODWIN. Attorneys.
110-140
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08

Worth, the dressmaker, says that a
lady lately begged him to invent q walk
ing costume, pretty and becoming, in
which the women could walk with as
much comfort and as little trouble as
men do in theirs. "I have he ex-
claimed, but you won't wear il. | do
not see the slightest objection to women
wearing trousers with tunic, as have
wanted them to- And there is Per.
sian costume which is the perfection of
beauty and grace
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
Memphis, Tenn, on Monday, August "a. 1874.

~ DRAWINGS ALWAYS TAKE EACH
lin
to
remaining
redeerrn dbyap ppOxima
and agents.
Prgssf
ced l" me D0"N's ''0'' iTorP VIGLINI
Frapc cfscO&
ass nHtn aod SSs SeeO""s'Ie0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
Tuesday. August 95, 1874,

at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder.
for cash, the following real estate, to-
wit: A lot in South Memphis, being
lot in block 30, fronts on the west side OF
Msin street 800 feet. and runs back between
parallel lines 100 feet. and is bounded on tho
north by Huling street. on the south by Treze--
want street, on the west by lots 6 and 8. and
on the east by Main street. Equity of redemp-
tion especially waived, and title believed 10
be good, though sell only as Trustee.
JAMES p. WOOD, Trustee.
PATTERSON & Lowe, Attorneys.
July 3d. 1874 125-l54
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
TIE NEW
A FEW GOOD REASONS:


IA Nsao Inpention THOROUGHLY TEsTED and
secured by Letters Patent. -,
2-Makes a perfect LooK STITCH, alike on
both sides, on all kind Of goods.
3-Runs LIGHT. SMOOTH, NoIsELEss ana
RAPID-best combination Of qualities.
4-DuRA Runs for years without repairs.
5-W,U a. ali particles Of cork and Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
els ,nost easily managed BY the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while run
ming. and machine can be threaded without
passing thread through holes.
7-Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, FORM
inc the stitch loithOut the use Of Cog Wheel
Gears. Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has
the Automatic Drop Feed, which iRsHres uRi-
FORM ieaotk Of stitch at any speed. Has our new
thread Controller, which allows easy move
ment Of the needle-bar and prevents injury TO
thread.
s-CONsTRUCFIOE most careful and FINISHED.
II is manufactured by the most skillful and
experienced mechanics, at the celebrated
bennington Armory, AltOn. N. y.
Cincinnati Office, Isl Fourth street.
l04-156
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
RAILRoAe TsaE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LoUEVlLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID deed made on the 9th day of June, 1850.
by D. G. Cross. to ne as Trustee to SECURE GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned. which
trust is of record in the Registers Office of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No. AZ.
page S79. to which reference Is made, will on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-08
"RECORD,' I" >
sEARcY, ARKANSAS,

sEARcY, ARKANSAS,
OIRcULATEs AMONG ALL THE MER-
" chants in the " bite and Red river VAL
leYs-
Is the Peoples Organ.
Memphis merchants will hnd TINS eoSd
country merchants in that section parucu-
larry. Address
JACOB FROLICH, JR.,
l-u2 Searey, Arkansas.
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
Maryland s. Delaware II. II.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
aOINQ NORTH.

On and after MONDAY. November Sd, 1879, {,
as follows:
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Sic @Dfpets.

Y9ie olte @6mei5errepublif perbantt
iDr @nt teben befannternaBen ntbt ben
|Deutige11 Sootengrdbern, bie uuabbld1lig
am @rabe Der Sreibeit i6aufelh 1o1lbcrn
benz Seloenmutbe Dem 8ieoer@inn
Der fatboliI9en ltrtantone, un0 ber lfln=
1tanol soab biele Gepublit nunmebr fiinf=7
|blnbert Sabre ge0auert trob ber pielen
Gepolutionen suno &riese Die .um 1ieGber.
miitbetell trob bers3eformation, Stpel6e.
Fou6 Die Gibgelo1e11 n,pmentan in .,5tpei
feinbli6e Qager tbcilte, 1T au6 nidt auf
&e6nun9 Der Deutigen &irdenfirlner in
Der @dpeis 81 1dreiben, 1onoeru auf
EGe6nung, Der 2oDalitdt, Spleran5 nnb5
Waterlanosliebe, luel6e i'm @9lpei5erbolte
10 tiefe Muraeln sefaBt batten bab fein
Einnerer 3miit Die Screen aus eirtanoer
5u. reiBen permo6te. 9ie fatboli1de Ne=
publif, Die 5pdter.in alpei &pnfeI1ionen ge=,.
tipaltene Republif lpu6s unb. sebieb unter
oer 6abe oes &relses i'm rotDen 6eloe>
unter Der SABINE gegenIeitiger 9ullam=.
felt. Do6 Der Haoicalismus Der Neu5eit
iofdbis in, glteberreiBen, 10 feig uno
.upbebpfen i'm Mufbauen, 1neinte es lei OH
Der 3eit nit ben alten 4raoitionen gu,
bre6e11, nit ben alten @runhidben Der
.2oDalitdt unb DuloIan1feit ab5ufobren,
nm li9 Der r,nobernen Rultllr", luel6e..
8erfolgung Der @briiten, Berti19uns bes !.
gbriTentbums auf lire Sabne gei6rieben
bat, anau16lieBe,,unb grnb ju er1Geinen in
in ben Augen Der Nufsetldrten.
Mllen aupor tbut es Bern, bellen &e=
9ierlns 1i@ nidbt besniiste, bic tatboli=
16cn Pfarrer oes Sura ah5nIebsn, Die
'4farreien ou per16mel5en, ,e5taatspait aitoren
bir5ulenbet, bic BON fotbDlil6en Wolfe
ME uno nimmer als feline Sirten an9e=
Sskcn !.c:oe:l taane,! uo9 msrben lonoern
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Igebe nur einen @ott; ererbob 5tuei Sin-
fger, nm ai,5n5eigerL es 9dbe Dater iii,b
I5Dbn;i4 erboh brei 6ingern, Die beilige
9reieinigfeit 1DnlboliId 5l be5ei9nens: er
baltic pie 9anb 5uIamnlett, nm ail5u0eu=.
ten, baB Die Drei rur4 Gins pGrerl. Sd
E5eigte ibnl 1oban11 eil,e Drange, lin an=
I5ubeuten, lpie giitis .bie @ottbeit gegell
Bic Meu{6em let baB lie ib1ellri6t bios
1bie bringenbiten 8ebiirfniIie bes, Qebens,
]s1pnbern aud bie@iibi9 9feit beHelben rei6e,
flporauf Der ,pun6erbare Mann ein @tud
|Brpt berpor5og llnb mir gu periteben CAB
1bab bieIes Ser Stab Beg 2ebens - >pie
bie beilige S@rift 1agt - unb allem Mn1
T bern bDr5usieDen, lei. t.... .
Ser @elanote lpar gliidli6 unb retite
nit grDBer @enugtbuung ab Die sPro=
Efefioren maren nod gliidli6er, bab Die
|5ade fiir iie eine Iol6e 9iinitige Wen==
onng genotnulen, uno lparen nur mod
neugterig> Die Muslesung ibres gintags=
goaegen 81 b0ren. 7, +. III, r..
0fun @eDrDD, ipie ging Bic @obe; rie=
fen 1ie, uno ipas bdlt1t ol1 bon beinem
Manne !? Ser @1dnoli6e, 1Drie @eorbp>
mas glauben Sic. ppmit er anfing ? ST.
bob einen Singer in bic 966c, um mir
.5u 1a9en> oab i6 MIR elm 9lu9e babe; id
aber erbob spei Singern uno nteinte oa-
init, er ioae .1i6 in M6t nebmel, i'd bdtte
aiuei Gduitc. 9arauf bob Der Bur1de orei
Singer auf ,peldes DeiBen follte> mir 8ei=
Be sulamn1en Ddttelt llur 0rei Mu9en; bies
mahte mid 10 tpiitbeno 9egen ben 99uft
oab id Die Gauit balte .unb iGon ent=
l6lplien mar ..ibnl Gins. su perleben, bdttes
id ,@lt9 ni6t i6onen n,iilien.. Ser Rerl
giilg aber mod meiter MID su rei5en unb
nabm cine Orange beraus nit Der ber=
b0bnen6en 8eoeutuns 4: oeinarlnes taltes,
2an0 fam feline Srubt Wie biele herpor=
brinsen. Sd 5ci9te Inn ein @eritenbrot,
I'M an5uoeuten, 1ob i6 feillel1 6eller fit
i'm uno feline 9umperei gebeI 10 longe
i6 oie1es babe. SOD, 191ob @eorbp, Bel
,ollen 9eiliget> es per6riebt Mid berSli6, :.
baB ID BEN @6urfen bag Sen nid}t
our6gebrp16en Dabe. . 5.Sa' '.'.. '..*'
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4rent D 10 q rter.

BUR @eoabtnibiibums fit uniere iunsen 2eier.
q Mffibapit, eioli6e Grtldrltng. -
81 t fi.rm a 10 II, lat.) 8eiabung. ~
Nffirmati ~, Qat) beiabenb. ~
u 8 a Qiirf.) Mnfiibrer. - pen,
(9r. } 2iebesmable. 81 8 enbe,, Qat.)
&irdenbu6. - u 9 emf, 2Qot) Sc
f6dftsbeiorser. Mg9rega't, Uat.)
Nnbdnfung. ~ M9sre1iion, Qot)
Nngriff. = q sill, Qat.) beben6.
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Ohio Waiienfreiluo.
@ereei ias,eis stiae@ @eatn ntni fie.
MrbeifStbeil1lls1 10 beibt iene

Il
Der Nrbeiter MIR nit elmer ooer nit ,ueni.
gen slei6artigen Mrbeiten bei4dffist 1T.
Sm nr5ultarbe Der Men1Gbeit perI6affte
li@ ie6er Die Sitter, beren er gu leinen1
2eben beburfte, bur6 unmittelbare eigene
slrbeit 7iudte li6 1elbft feline Selo=. uno
8aumfru6te, sur Nabrun9, .baute1 ielbit
feline 9iitte unb .uerfertiste &leioerI unb
@erdtbe, gllles arnrIelig uno unpollfom@
men. Balb aber 1ob man elm, oaB Nl=
les better miiroe ,penn ie6er feline Sbd@
tigfeit nur al,f tpei,ige .@e9enitdnoe be-
l6rdnfte unb Die slrbeitstbeilung erfredte
}i0 auerlt iber bic Samilie 10 ooB Die
SSral Die bdllslihsn grbeiten oerri9tete,
mdbreno ser Wonn Nabruns beibro6te,
nit SoSo, Rrieg unb TiI6fang li6 be-
lddftiote. Mit ben 6ortldritten Der
BiIoung tbeilten li@ oolin Die Meni6en
in Nferbauer, @elperbtreibenoe, &rteger,
Yrielter uno Gelebrte uno in lnlerer.
3cit # Die Sbeilung 5u elmer grobarti9en
io1t uniberle lebbaren Gntialtun9 9elongt.
Nie @rbcitstbeilung bemirft, oob ieoer
Nrbeitcr bo CT nur mebr nit elmer poer
weuioen glci9artigen slrbeiten beld)dftigt
lit, lcine 9lrbeit auf cine melt lei6tere>
wobl{eilcrc uno rald)erc g4eile erlernt>
bob feline 3eit perloren gebt beinl ueber=.
eanoe BON ener grbeit our onOern baB
jeOcr id nit oer Nrbeit beidaftigen
tann fit wel9e er Die mel Iten Mulosen
be]iBt, boB er ii6 nit Den n6tbigen S1iilfs=
mitte!n lsidter perIeben tann .uno oaB
Die Q(rbeit mebreren su9leit3 oienen fonn>
obne bob bic Nnltrensung perbdltnib=
mQBio 9rDber ,pirb. Bei Der Stednooel=
fabrication ). 9. fam Elm Mrbeiter tdg=
litb 1900 @tednaoeln ferti9en; lpdrc Die
9lrbeit nid)t eetbeilt 10 ,piiroe CT feline 10
gu @tonoe bringen; oenn er miibte f9
ia iogar 1einen 9amner erlt i6mieoen.5
Sin @irte Diitet nit berielben Nnitren=
guns ei,,e tleine cecr cine grobe 9eeroe =;
Elm Subrmonn idbrt nit oerielben @n=:
itren9uug ooer 20 Gentner. Sod Dat
Sic SDeilung Der Mrbeit auh lire Nrb=
tbeite. Sie ous11lieBli9e 8e11dItigun9
nit elmer g(rbeit ldobet ni6t MIR bdllfig
Dem &brper lnnoerll ou6 Dem @eiite,
inoem lie Sen 9lrbeiter ob1tumpft unh
einIeitig modt. 9urd oiele @inleitis=
ieit miro Der Mrbeitcr unfdbig, iib elmer
anberen 9(rbeit 5u5uiuenoen iuenn Die
leinise oufb6rt be9ebrt unS be5ablt 5u
merben; -er 9erdtb in eine traurige Nb=.
bdngigfeit bon leiuem @el6dfte, glo6
l9limmer iit es tuenn er ii6 ouSl9lieB=
lid nit urseilnben @toffen bei6aftigt
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M,tfbi,lns Der Mmfsabe $40. 8. Id

III Sn Der WIble iuaren nur bic 2 syiibe bes
WuQers, benn bic Raken babcn Yfote,l 81 j., +
oerr Sonas araie,psti femtet urs foIsenoe. MuflD=
jung IS iimo 800 2asenpfoen 8epeIen uno bic s1uei
U..bs Lss Gtiilsss. #.s-g5 Ill. ..s"
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|berf-per{9limtnern rur ole Sage bes Qr.
beiters. 9enn Der l1nternebmer y, be
Mrbeitgeber fam ,lpeit tldnger pbne glr:
sbeiter egiiiirel1 als bieie obne ibl1; e
4 fam, bur6 {Ginfiihrung neuer MaI9inen
Ibur6 3u5ng fremoer: 'Mrbeiter BEN Orb Mrbtsi. e
1termangel tbeilmeile abbelfen lpdbreifl
ole Mrbeiter 2obn ll1o Yelddfiisung sua. 7
l,msdngli9 n6tbig baben. MaiIenbaftE
9lrbeitseinltellungen .&i6aoen itets BEN
0Dlfsipobl blitanbe 1ebr .bebeutellb; barun1
traten ibnel oie n,eiiten @eieBgebungel1
enersil9 entsegen.4 0o6 ldBt ii6 oies,
| 10 lange Bic Mrbeiter iionit feline ungeieb=
|li6en Wtittel gebrau9en., lni6t re6tler=
tisen; oenn au6 ben Mrbeitgebern bleibt
es ia llnbenon1nler Qobnnlinoerungen
unter ii6 Sll perahreOen. 5.#s" #.,s
2lrbeit, fne9tli6e, iene Berri9tur=
gen , lpeIbe 5und9It sur Befrieoigllns
Der duBern NotDOlrft beg ttlenl6liben
2ebens biener j, il, bDberm Slime aber
ale Mrbeiten tpelhe bes @eminnes ne
gen perri6tet tperbcn unb ben Sim BON
6Dberenl oblenfell. esSm gin5eln bat Die
Qln16ouung uber be1, l1mfang *bes Be=
critics fneebtliber Mrbeit oft gel6>parft
unb mebrere @pnooen Dobcn li6 0esbalb
5u belonberl 8e1tinlmui1gen ,Deranlabt
geleben. Seut5uta9e peritebt nlon unter
fue6tli6en Mrbeiter I'M Nlgen,einen pie
per19iebli@en Berufsarbeiten ,nament=,
1i1 ,penn {ie einen 6Hentli6en, ldrmen=,
ben Gborofter baben un0- gut Sei1igfeit
nes @pnnta9s einen F0renben @esenlak
bilben. g8p lieS Dbnc gro BEN @6aoen
ni6t unterluilell iuerben tDnnelyf i 0o9
Die tir6li6e Dispens geboten ooer ratb=
1om. 4sns.s ...1g.ss st5aH .s@ .s. VA
Mrbeitslp8e,s 2ossn, in msldsn
Die ollsen1einen 3tpede Der Maurerei per=
:honbelt ,peroen;, i'm @e9enlob BON Seit-
unO Sfauerlogen. s'I ii s:9:&l'5Ej+* Il
.Mrcanbiscipltu, jener @ebraud)
III Der alten Stride ,pono9 Man9es in
oer @laubens= unb @ittenlebre :, 1o.pie
in Dem Gultus na6 Selu Bef febl BEL
Mottb. Z, 6 lorsfdltis perbiillt ,uuroe.
Sic Q(rconoisciplin erl rltredte li9 auf bas
@ebcimnib BON Der beili9et @reif foltisfeit
Der Gu6aritie y Der Musipenbung Der
Soufe, Sirmung unb Prieiterlpeibe.3 Sic
entitoub i6pn sl 3eitcn Der Npoitel, er=
bielt aber ibrel elsrobe 8eoentung erit,uab=t
renb Der 8erfolsun9ens,@ mo- Die 2ebreti:
unb ginri6tungen 4 bes gbriit itentbunls5
tbeils sesen ben 5pptt ,lno Die Ber=t
leumounyen Der 9eioen 9ei6iibt tperoel1
mubten, tDeils aber au6 ge9en bies&ate-
.@umen Sorlibt notbtpenbig war, 'peld5e
nur it, elmer bonn @eri itdnoliben gum @e=3
beimnibpollen furtldreitenben Meile in
oie2ebre slnb Die 9ottesbieni itli9en 9anbz
lungena einsefii6rt lpurben. s&9en1ne6
entbielt Der fate6etil6 llnterri@t Die.
2ebre bon Der llnferbli9feit Der @eele
Dem jiingiten @eri9te, Der Dergeltung in
Der G,pigfeit sanb Die @ebpte; :frrs nDr
Der Saufe tuurbe bas Bater l1nlerh, bas
apoFpli19e misunderstanding 9bie 9eDz
re BON Ser Saufe, Sirmltng ,lnb @u6a=.
rifle ein9etDeilt beren ,peitere MuseinaI
anberIebung aber erit na6 Der Sanfe ere
fol9te. 4S zs@ sasa2{G @2gjf I'd
Sre11t 0lus0 rter. aaa
BUR @ebGd)tnibiibuna fit uniere iunae11 Qefer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-14

Albany Markets.
wHrArrWhite, v bnsneij7stsssc '..'
CATs-7a bushel, 81 cts. ~ I,
tPuTAfCES- " ishshel s5eed 80
.SsoP;a1 gsaSHsu bSa, SSsaS', ss .! ~ wv I"
REANs-W White, % ID. 3a4 4e,i.., a..,..
DRIED iFRUITA Apples; y, ceh,s. ,s.
Peaches, 18 Nc: Plnms, H.; WI NIIsAii'9':;t '':;g ~
RTITPkR Fresh roll, a5dSSG fsn'.
EGGS-79 dozen, Doc .o... < 4
TTIcKENs. ~ dozen, 70 hO(a3. ,nra,o.
sra ARs-Crushed. l5c; Island, lV@ssc'
San Francisco refined, l2hc Y ~. 80
TEA-Young Hyson, 81 %; Jarah' 'o
COFFEE -33c " 1h.
SALT-1K@34c " D.. :, L.. "a ko. nv
syrup Heavy Golden, v keg, " oo' "a
heavy Golden, 81 90 " gal. 80, -
RAcoNIHams nc, Sides &c. shoulders -
LARD--In tins, lie u v - Keys, W.; "a
nn,s-DeyOe's Kerosene, Rhe tgal., Y
o can. ( gals.. SQ so; Linseed OIL, raw, Y
aal. al S5, boiled, $1 37h., -. 70 -
HTDEs-TJndressed deer skins, IVY ~.
dressed, o. Is; dry COW hides mn, az ~
/. I2Oal4c W b: green salted, no a Wy
IL; sheepskins, 2lCssOc each. .,oa.
FuRs-Otter, $l(e$3 each Flsner, si@s ~
each Beaver. s0(asl y y Coyote, 'Ve
62Xc each Coon skins Saeioc each
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-14

Jusr REcEryED.-P> Y. l1'1ps
& CO. have just FessNea A
supply Of fancy goods and re noA'Snss q,
groceries, qpoeRery, ETC., which ,s1 snsy ygl
otfer ii bedrock prices. Drop 's Has !,
|IvFa bass, and examine goods
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-14

4 yoang man it this city vhofls
d, top Il the head, says
i i from chewing gural Wegun
it up.
some a. the h,aiaus who have
been lauily lolling around p the
ann for weeks past, ave now being
utilized IN the harvest fields .s.I
Dr. GRAY and John Millard re
.,ur,,ea from the Bay Iate last night.
We are indebted % them tor . III, a8
| mess Of sea crab. a7s f..
| Ks high o. thirty-three wagon:
loads of wheat hsye been nnloadep
m one day 4. che Albany FartneEs9
Warehouse, the present week.
over 1900 bushels a1 =
1 Mr.. Hugh Small, Esq, travelling |l:!.t
correspondent d tie Oregonia's5
waltze,l II sight -on. Wednesdag /.
Hugh is one Of the boys tsom ,s['eF,, inc
!. M sf &c. 8F tg4A
: old dart. Az, .gtt s,li,l
The breaking down n.et'l! Of our Pree
wednesday has crowded us I'll some '1a
what to make the rifle on tlnas
and shortened our time for hunting
up locals.
When . painter charges np thirty
! two pounds of putty N glazing f00f
windows, twelve lights, 1t leads %
the suspicion that he's Pnst(y)lng
2 up too much.
b. Jim Harris has q new horse
!, bay-that gets away with . sdlky
{ Il good style now. With proper
!. training he may come il with the
fast ones.
ut Mr.. q. D. Burkhart has been
o. suffering from > bad cough, spit
ting blood, ETC., for several Gays tl
a past. His friends are somewhat
Ar. alarmed about him.
Beach Il Monteith will construct
a ditch, probably tapping the cah
100 moia branch 81 the Canal, 70 con
eu' yay water to their mills at the 100 2 9
Of Ferry street.
Of The balance Of the premium ~
few for. Linn County Fair will sppea
'un- IN our next issue. We expected 7
have il all ready Tor to-day's pspe
but tailed III our expectations. !
;tt,e] Mr.. o. Rubarts took the ca
tor Portland on Thursday mornln
He win take passage on the ne'
w. ocean steamer for San Franclsc
: the and from thence overland to Was
ington City. lie goes on buslne n'
,ettv connected with q certain pate
and right III which lie is inteFeste
May success attend him.
Last Saturday the fine farm re
"es' dence Of ]. w. Shattuck, somethi
VesV' over a mile north Of this city,
Benton county, was destroyed
Fair fire. The family was absent Of
an time. A small portion Of the fa
norm iture, we are informed, was sav
The residence was one q ne
in the valley, and was erected
P"s- Judge Thornton some years ago
'PfeSs Gust Of over $1,000.
its o ..-- ],
CoLLEGIArE.- Albany Colleg
Institute opens on Monday, Aut
wheat slst, 1874, TOR the reception
'hoOse pupils. The course Of study
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-14
portland Markets.

Portland Markets.
wuEAT-al sO@i 81 v GENITAL Of 100 ibs'
OATS : 45c Y bushcl. :
FLOUR Firm; choice branas y V0Sso y
n Dbl.
RARLEY-s. H@l so per GENITAL.
ONIoNs-lA@1Ac v ID.
BUTTER Extra dairy 25CaSoc Y U oo'n
mon, l8@22c.
EGGS -ls@2Oc v dozen. -, !
POULTRY Grown chickens " oV@f v
dozen. !
WOOL .ls@2sc V d ..},.
HIDES Choice dry, 1Sc Y U; sai'eu' ~