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New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IlyKaPooI Oct POrk-Eastern steadY at 52; Western
dali AZ Az Bacon Cumberland Cut steady at 93 short
Rib steady 3i Long Clear steady at 3lE short Clear
steady az 32 Hams-Long Cut steady at 40 Shoulders
steady 20 Cd BeeInaa duh at TO Extra Meas dun
al Biz Prime Moss duh at So. I2rh-Pnme western
steady Al 35 Cd TGllow-Pnme City dull at So. lnr.
pentne-Sprts steadyat % I'd RoSnCommon dull &C
ifne dun Choice steady at 40 Lara
oil steady at 81 Four-EItra STATE dull At 20
No. 1 Spring dun 3D.; No Spring dun az GSd;
Winter New Weatern dun R0d New southern duil ny
O. Corn old Mixed Soft dun at "a 8Gi Prime New Mreo
kt 81 ,,--- An, -. .w, for
tbe beat ades OF American 3Gd per evil TOT onk
Clear Middles. Taow, SO per owl ,-a. ,,,e. na, owt
InSpox Oct. 0-EyeBinR.-Cacutta Llnseed Aaatsoo
HAYEE Oct. lo.-Lard closed At 20 francs per VVA"oS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
American Exchange go, at 1924 The current

In railroad bonds the Paciics were The most ac-
tive and large sales of Union irsts were reported at
an advance to 10Y; South Pacifcs frsts ruling Mt
8l7s. St Paul sinking fund bonds were steady at
96896ls Rock Island new forty-yeaTs Is continuing
strong at 1O9l2; JERSEY Central iirsts were strong
Mt 1872 C6nvertibles assented yielding 10 ~,
EIies were firm seconds at 104 thirds at 1O6, ana
fourhs at 1O4. ST. Joseph ss were steady at 09I4;
and North Missouri frsts strong at 100, ONO ana
PittsbuTg and Fort Wayne frsts sold at 119a4.
Louisville and Nashville consolidated 1S9Ssa at lO4 II
and Grand Rapids and indianapolis trsts guaran-
teed at 96Ia. Current quotations are annexed:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
TOtaI Dush..... 4iI055 l+2IUJ 5-G5aI


loSDoN. Oc'. 10 l33" COu9"s I'ls for mOncv. .
FOR tue aguOunt - bcrc iOgr ad H CENTS lOJs
EiIr I,aiiwaA shares ist: m CuIal. - pCnus.l
yaLia Cur -; SrV Jersey Central 5 " adiIs Ra roIi -.
JJSBr-. oct. lOl3H T. PaTs adElc'y guulc hvU per
cent ,rbts 0t l!3 francs - caI:W-s ~ tu" acUOuEt
LONDON. Oct. 10 H:5b o. iiIr bullion IN the Bank Ot
England las increased E5sJ-D dGTrg the The
poprIu'I ut the ES VI England reserve 10 liability which
last vice. WIS iu's Pcr C"rt. - nov 33 5s'rr cent
lhNnuH. OCT. 10 , rl iEc amount 81 bal i1n gone INTO
the batA ~ Epg.uI iIl lHHf Itrdar T. - "Hl Con.
sus Gisc mor~ qIrr. :. lonHs
ANA ra Gene lo,It -D,- Ia 1 flr Raj 6ay SHARES
- It 1T.f,I.eI Ds discount thfU months
bis iI tfc ~ cent Which l. = cent
bUpW tie BtJ Eagl4Ei lhuoi. Contra, 2! - Paris
.y,'s gup,or,, lrrvj rts 20 rs francs so Ccuiiuts
tor aruouul.
IND'.. oct IO-3lj D. Pcuu,g lyania Central. 3l94
EuidfI- H,lrIHt. o. T.
PAE- Urf lI--E.eEa1gF o. lrrfiln - irtucs 30 rr1
eight Igy il'r Bark France
ut. T,i-Hi 30 % ..fu fT4rrs 'rr'.. t.' past week
BFTES. oct lu Tho settlement o. rue iWrrnfl Bank Ui
GgIaAIY specie o.. 9.fs JGOy marks
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
TrNIoN PACIFIC RAILROAD.-At a meet

ing OF the Executive Commit OF the Dlrectors OF me
Union Pacific Railroad Company held Today the Following
resolution adopted: - , A. .o..
sop,d That alter pay all interest due on the com
penys bonded debt providing for the United states fce-
OF the net earnings, se sth9
ssde that claimed By the Government nnSr ths 20
aT M sinking fund clause h ts Ine
M there remain rcsflo OF net earnings ior te Gun rs
1narter ont OF which dVhend ~ . cent on th ctt
tock IA berhy declared payable October l. 60 sockhodes
OF record At cosinx books rDay and that the SOCK
'"'-' ~ HENRY MCFARLAND d. ssT'"i-vY.
Boston, September 20, 1913
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

There to-day sIatp demand igr in"ur',
which caIrIcd the rate Cu Htu loans 20 iIii y prr
cen: to thi, natural faov,urIi % T.. wG, added au
updoubtcd artificial drraud, winch m@dc ral hoT-
rover~ pay per cent for 'a" huk 81 lDnns W1"c To-
day Buf the "brlis" 90 4iovi, oils :hi- by offer
iug money down 10 pHTtrgi after AT Hr~"un'~ had
bcrn made up and no uuip money wgs wanted The
steady tendency % IIoury, .0nr5ar, g. toward
higher rates and tie pos ion . HU,kS is suca iuat
even tic pn.ut Of sifugrucy uI-L -s bs r.f',a
Mercantile paper COutiuu,s slow, ana rates are
...alel a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

continued to-day, with resulting advance IN the
prlce 10 1OOl5G and days interest, followed by
The usual rcactIon and final sales at loD75 and oa"
day. Casn gold was scarce 90 that at'rrt Ir renew
ais had bcca made ~ from 20 . ercyUt, borrowers
Assistant Treasurer paid out EGp,oOO ~ cniu "
tcrcst on th" publIc lrhi, AMI ~I"oDD In Iedeinl-
tion Of cll ed buuaS. / 4c days business ul ~"
gold-cIearinr Department of the Bank OF 'ar Sn-"
Of Ncw-York covered cold cleared, S23,NG2,-
600; gold balances, Sl.G97,Oli; cuucicy hai-
an,cs. 81 ,7O7, 500.
Foreign exchange continues weak on the lirdtcd
demand for sterling ard Ire pr. sure Of romir"r
bills Ihr selling rates ne on 10. basis - = 1g'I
GS4 50 for sixty DAYS bills. and N''' ''r
demand 10 ilc Z. We Anurx cnrlcnt quOiA!IOI,:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
nnMEsTIC MARKETS.

BuFyALo Y. Oct oF1ogr n rood .ts dsnsna Sss
No Milwaukee, Spring quoted eSoI NO hSIu S NJ
Wanksa 81 Red and Amber Winter HSc ssi , a.
Ioc Ma 3MiIed Western, t2cs sample t0tdt be Kansas
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
Dipioeno Noiltes.

A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
n YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIyED At TIE ~, = r
TOyN OFFICEs No 1855 Broadway cor Thlfty-nrstst-
or No 3oS West Twentythird 81, corner Elghtn,AS,ei
No G1 East Pourtesnthst corner UDonSquafe Ioe Iit
ave csr Fsrfy seVenthst at tho HARLEM OFFlCE, No.
1gSI Ihrdavs, One-huntred and senty foortl y.
(Haiem savings Bank Bullulhkb Up " y ui% ~ ''@
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11

oyFIcE OF THE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX clII e. "a TISS3 IS3
52 WUIIAMsI.. NEw.IORK SeptemDef ~ ie'o
HTOTICE'-A semi-annual dividend OF Two
~ and Oneha per cent beso dea5sa IS .h s II Ihs
o9ies on Messrs Jesup, PaTOn Co. 10 stocAhosfS Ns
tered rs srea S Viii be closed on and Teopenci On
80 Iinnsist iarh =, oStobsr mart J. b. DUHONE
the loLh Oh OOs"DeA -@~
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
sales for the day
SAN FKASCIsCO CLOSING PRICES OF MISIS5 Sticks.


Sierra Nevada opened at go rose to 22j, and
closed at 2ll.
The upward movement in gold has checked tho
activity in Government bonds. and very inactive
though strong market was reported tO-Iay. There
was OtliuR new or noteworthy occurring. Follow
ing are current closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
oTerdrafIs....... 1890 1850 Inc ii,l0S

Legaltenders.... 4e,e45,s0o s7ss2 200 Dec 9Oe310o
oTerurnu.-....- li9.4O0 ly0.sC0 Inc 1I,400
TOtsl..... s5l215s,sOO sS2i .sS91OO Ino ssls0.sOO
The syndicate-Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co.,
August Belmont g. Co., and Winsiow. Lanier g. Co.
Ito whom was awarded the entire amount Of the
recent city loan, is Offering "limitedo amount
OF the same at 106l2 and interest. The bonds are
coupon bonds for $500 and 81, 900. convertible at
any time into registered stock. and are payable,
principal and interest at the rate of per cent per
annum, IN gold coin. They are rendered particu-
larry desirable for investment by being payable at
thirty years, or thereafter at the option Of the city,
in fifty years.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul Railroad are reported as follows:
1873 1877. 1873
1i0Omles ,402 miles. 1921 miles.
First week of October. slS3 s2S s2S5 49y SiSjO OpO
January to October t.. 8O5I,22o 566GS0s 6287e5S
The receipts Of iiOur and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day of October were:
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5inaHcial.
MINING RECORD,

1.-THE MINING RECORD,
al 81 prOadway, Ia the Cnly paper In
dives full latest accounts from AL the
great gol and silver mns OF America only - year
~ Orders executed for mining stocks Information hee
A PROMINENT of FISCAL AGENCY for
n THE STATE OF KANsAS.-To whom it may con-
Ceru.-NOiice IL hereby that the American TX.
change National HanK Of the CITY of NewGor state OF.
York has been appointed the s ~ agency Ot the
state Kansas aud al bonds and Of the state of
Kansas of County. Township CITY, Board OF Eduoa
School District in said STAT, which by their oTns
payable Agency OF the state OF Kansas in New
shal paii American Exchange NaOhal Ba1k.
The appointment aforesaid take effect ana be IN force IRON
and after the lst day OF October A. T.. 1873.
Given under ms hand al seal omY Office at the
rcr,,, C!Ly OF Topeka kansa, this the llth day
lo'Al"I OF SeDrCmrer. a. D. 1898.
Y. l. BON EBRAKE Auditor OF state.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
.vs,rrIL REPORT ~ r STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
THURSDAY. o0T 10. 1878.
owrDNafrNT gTOOK DEpAETMENL
10 A. N.-sALEs sEFOEE ThK CALI

sai,s or Stqte an4 Railioay BOHds-RaIrOat, BANS q
S" ErDreSs stocks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
RLooD Will TELL.
A Noa-saneuinary set.sebesween the Chanl.
plon ef Fiat Meney and she Eailor Of
the Nuisanee.

We have often heard it said that there is
always sighting editor attached to every
newspaper, but Il sometimes happehs, in the
absence of the fighting editor, that the editor
de Jasso has 70 make himself generally useful
as did Mark Twain in his sndeavors to pub.
lish an agricultural paper.
This generally usefal" was partially dem.
onstrated last Friday evening in our quiet
little city by Dr. J. F. Hendrix and o. I.
Porter. These two selfideal quill drivers
endeavored to convince each other of the
truthfulness of statements heretofore pub.
lisked in the Albaay Register and the Har.
ris5ary Naelsas in relation to each others
latent character in the following pugiistio
manner:
RoUnsi tyst -"You are liar" belligerent-
ly repeated nineteen times by each. Time,
ten seconds.
Round sseoad-'tMy character and stand
ing in this community is fully established,
and no such dog as you can defame my
good nAmo by your hbelOus publications. +"
Each stand alike in this trying ordeal. Time,
two and one-half minutes.
ROsaad third-Eaeh Of the pugilists came
up with clenehed fists, but il was plainly to
be seen that they were not yet mad enough
to do any execution. At this juncture, in
almost breathless suspense, the Doctor as.
serted that he was gentleman. This asser-
tiOn apparently so surprised the editor that
he came boldly up. facing the Doctor. as if
to get better squint at his lthe Doctors
physiognOmy. An appreCiable doubt of that
fact evidently hung over the editors manly
brow, 30, to make his assertion doubly sare,
the Doctor called upon the bystanders, some
twenty-five in number, to prove his assertion
Utterly failing in this attempt the Doctors
Eighty imagination brought to remembrance
his palmy muscular days in California. and
with but one thought in view-the annihila-
tion OF anti-fiat money editors-he went for
the editor in style that would make HIlee-
nan or Allan laugh. A few well directed
blows at vacancy, by each. with a mutual
separation closed the third round Time,
fourteen minutes.
ROsssd fourth Time being called, both
came up rather hesitatingly, and badinage
Of epithets pref1ed by non-biblieali adiec-
tives ended this desperate round Time,
seven seconds.
Round Gjlh-failed to come oil, as tho sec
onds on each side had withdrawn during
round fourth and held consultation and dc.
eided first. that each OF the contestants had
fully established each others assertions made
during the desperate round first: second.
that this was \ fiat-fight; and third that
further demonstrations were useless in each
Others Oehalf while citizens of Harrisburg.
A contribution of five dollars each to our
city treasury was the grand finale to this free
exhibition
Should these illustriOus performers remain
in our midst and see fit to favor us with an
other exhibition of their skill you may hear
from U. No Who.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06

We noticed in Mrasra Barkhart & Chap.
mans Office this week Gns burglar proof
safe Of the MeNeAle 4 Urban patent. pur.
CHASED Of Measra. Raymond & Wiltshire,
tlirough their agent. Mr. d. $. Lasheir. The
safe ia large and eommodious. weighing q. 100
lbs. And is Of the latest improved pattern.
eonsisting Of compound cutoff spindle. rub.
Der packed and patent lever and eccentric.
II is the finest specimen Of work that ever
came 20 Albany. and is absolutely proof
against the attack Of burglars. We also no
tice ons Of the same kind. one size smaller,
purchased by Messrs SeBdsrs : sternbsrg.
for their large Merohaniils hasir.'as; ..i-o one
ior C. A. Hummer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
The DenaoOatie Conysa.Ion.

Although the city election is over and the
fortunate candidates are known, il may be
of interest TO some TO see the proceedings oi
the Democratic Mass Convention, held last
Saturday evening. We havn't the room to
give it entire, but viii give tho ballots OF the
several candidates for the different Offices
For Mayor-John A. Crawford was nomi.
mated by acelamation.
For Recorder -lat ballot, +. c. Harper,
81; L. Bilyeu, 81; J. W. Baldwin, 2s; J. l..
Halter. 80 Second ballot Harper. IL; Bil.
yeu. 80; Baldwin Is; Halter, 80. Halter
withdrawn. Third ballot Harper 81; Bill.
yeu, 81; Baldwin. III Fourth ballot Har.
per, 50; Bilyeu. c.; Baldwin, !. On motion
Of Mr. Bilycn Harper's nomination was made
unanimous.
For Marshal lst ballot, J. W. Anderson.
lI2; Wm. Rumbapgh. n; W. l. Watkins.
81. Anderson nominated on first ballot.
For Treasurer S. Mealey was nomina.
tel By acclamation
Mart V. Brown was Chairman OF the Con.
vention. aud Geo. z Chamberlain aud II.
Bryant were the Secretaries.
The Convention decided to nominate city
officers next year in the same manner as they
did this year. and 50 instructed their Central
Committee; that Is. TO nominate Aldermen in
ward conventions, aud Mayor. Rhcorder,
Marshal and Treasurer at Mass Conven.
ton
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
oar CIty Election.

The result of the vote at our city election
last Monday was surprising to all as it show
ed sweeping victory for the Democracy
They lose the Mayor and one Alderman, but
elect all other candidates Following are the
official returns from each ward:
FIRsF WARD
For Mayor. A. Crawford, II; Thos.
Monteith, 81.
For Recorder-P. C. Harper, 81; E. B.
PurdOm, 6S.
For Marshall w Anderson, o.; Duncan
Rankin, g.
For Treasurer-T. S Aealey, $50.
For Aldermen-L Martin, 95; L. Kline,
81; n. Bond, II; John Briggs, 20.
SECOND WARD
For Mayor Crawford, IS; MOnteith, lO6.
For Recorder-Harper, 81; PurdOm, IS.
For Observation-Disclosures, 9I; Rankin, &C.
For Treasurer Mealey, leo
For AIdermen-W. B. Scott, 81; D. P.
Mason, 80; A C. layton, IS; Sam Althouse,
6s.
THIRD WARD
For Mayor Crawford, 55; MOnteith, SO.
For Recorder Harper, 81; PurdOm, 81.
For Marshal-AndersOn, 81; Rankin, 50.
For Treasurer Mealey, ll6.
For Aldermen-L C. Rice, 70; Geo. w.
Young, A; ROb't Bentley. 60; A. B. Nell
vain, 4s.
THE GESERAL REsCLT.
Following will be found the general re-
suit of the election, the names Of Demo
Gratis appearing in Roman and Republicans IL
italics
For Mayor-7Kos Mon6eith, 252; J. A.
Crawford, lss Monteith's majority. "a.
For Recorder. C. Harper, 24O; E. B.
PHrdOna, 1877. HArper's majority, 43.
For Marshal-J. w. Anderson, PAT; Dun
can Rankin, 1876. Anderson's majority, 81.
For Treasurer. Starr Mealey, 425.
Aldermen for Is79-L. Martin, L. Kline
W. B. Scott, D. P. Mason, L. C. Rice, ROD'
Bentley.
According TO law the candidate for Alder
man In each ward who receives the highes
number of votes Is to hold his Office for tw'
years, and the vote shows that the following
persons are the long term Aldermen: L
Martin, W. B. Scott and L. C. Rice.
In the First Ward l64 ballots were cast; II
the Second Ward, l64; in the Third Ward
lI6. Total number of ballots cast in tht
city, Al
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Taxe. Coming in slswI,.

Sheriff Dickey was in the city last Saturday
aed he reports that taxes are coming in very
slowly. On his collecting tour lac had gope
through the Forks Of the Santiam, the Leb-
anon, Sweet Home, Brush Greek and BrOwrls-
vile communities and he had only collected
some $lO,O 900 or SI2, 900. This week he vis-
its Harrisburg, Halsey and Shedd, and If the
receipts do not increase in proportion he will
not have more than enough cash at the end
Of his collecting tour to pay the State taxes
This is caused partly by the scarcity of mon
ey, and partly by some of the Taxpayers
thinking that they can pay their taxes at
such a time as suits them, and not before.
We think such persons viii find themselves
wOfully mistaken, or else we misjudge the
temper of our Sheriff It is our opinion that
they viii all have to come forward and "pun-
gle, =" and that very shortly, too, and to their
taxes viii be added the SheriATs expenses.
We give this as friendly hint, and those of
our readers who wish to save themselves
needless expense had better come forward
and settle up soon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
Albany. Political coa.ple..on.

Some may have curiosity TO know the
political complexion OF our city, and of course
the vste which we publish in another column
will hardly settle the question, on aecou,.. Of
the great number of tickets which were
scratched. We had some little curiosity in
that direction ourself. and to crafty il we
obtained access to the ballots cast at the re-
cent election, and in that way found out the
number Of times each candidatewas scratch
ed, and then by little figuring it was very
easily determined how the city stood polite
ally. The result showed that in the First
Ward the Democrats do not have majority
of over 2. In the Second Ward they have
about J, while in the Third Ward the Re.
publieans have a majority of perhaps B. We
concluded that it would nat be best tprobab-
ly not healthy to publish the table Iof
scratches, - but if any one wishes to know
just how his friends 'scooped him up" he
can find out by calling at our Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
Our Xsx PoSsomse.

P. II. Raymond, our worthy postmaster.
has rented the rear room in the new Odd Fell
low Temple. and will move the postofice in
TO it in very few days. The room fronts
On Ferry street, and as the front is almsst
entirely glass, there wiiI be no Lack OF light
In any part of the Office. a side door opens
out on the alley, through which the mail
bags viii be taken from the stages, and thus
pedestrians viii not be interfered with when
passing along the street Mr. Raymond has
spent considerable money in fitting up the
Office, and has succeeded in making it 50
neat, comfortable and appropriate in ita ap-
POintnents that its equal cannot be found in
this State. All the old mail boxes have been
sold, and Carter & Son have almost excelled
their own bright reputation for good work in
fitting up the new boxes, and doing the 9th
er wood work Moore & Rogers have done
the painting very artistically. The boxes
have been heavily vanished 50 as to leave
the natural granting, while the heavy mould.
ing above Is made to initiate the richest of
black walnut. The work we have described
Is what an "outsider" would noksee. bsrt a
postmaster, or one who knew anything about
the pOstOfice business, would want to know
Of the inside arrangements. To be brief ws
would say that these are everything that Mr..
RaymOnd's long experience in the postOfiee
has made him capable Of suggesting, and we
sincerely believe that no other Office in the
State equals this one for the convenience Of
its appointments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DON'T TORGET IT.

II you are troubled with nervousness, are
disheartened, tired of life, fear death or
feel out Of sorts as the saying is, you may
safely conclude that you bavo the Dispep-
sia or Liver Complaint. The liver Is very
apt 10 become torpid this season Of the
year ny polsons arising from stagnant wa
tor or decaying vegetation arg more numer.
oth and are through inhalation taken into
the blood. Unless tho liver Il strong and
active, and furnishes o supply Of fresh and
pure blood 10 drive out tho impurities,
the above mentioned symptoms surely fol :
low, and II not needed, end in moro terh.
bio diseases and death. Whites Prairie
Flower proves itself the Great Liver Pana.
cea. Its action on the liver IL different
from any medicine ever compounded. It's
cuIes are truly wonderful. Try II. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy.liye cents.0
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06

week, and have como forward aud paid NJ
old scores, paid in advance, and will receive
double their usual amount OF reading matter
for the next year. And reblembcr that they
only pay tho usual price Of Eiso DEmocHAr in
advance.
In our local last week in relation to Mr..
Davidson'S house near Bnena Vista we omit
ted 10 mention that Il. Carter 4 Son, OF this
city, had furnished the DOORS windows, etc
the bill amounting to $500 or 5000.
Everything is canned nowadays. Haffen.
dcn's have canned corn, bcans, poas, suceo.
tash, lined beans, tomatoes, etc. Piles Of
dried fruits, peaches peeled and unpoclod.
aprieots, prunos, pears, pluma, apples, cher
ric9, grapes black berries, etc.
II you have any auction business and want
il promptly and slillfulIy attended to, call
ON 7. J. o'Connor, lis First street. Mr..
o'Connor has had ton years' experience in
1.-Two stock and real estate auction sales and
guarantees satisfaction in all cases.
The only thing that saved the Democratic
tieketlast Monday was acknowledgements that
came over from tho Forks. Tho Smith fami.
ly came in ut the lower end Of town early in
the morning and we are told they voted
their way clear up 10 the First Ward.
While the present rain may not DO appre
eiatod by tho farmers who want TO put in a
little more grain, Allen, Robinson d Co. ar,
now ready to celebrate Thanksgiving thai
ia thoy will be Il this rain continues. They
have 5000, 900 feet Of logs ia the Caiapooii
above Brownsville aud il takes water I.
bring them TO Albany.
Last Monday as tho workmen were put
ting the last piece Of plate glass ia the fran,
preparatory 10 placing il in the front Of In,
Odd Fellow Temple. they handled Il in sucl
manner aa 10 break il right through Tn
center. As II was only broken ia this ON
place the glass was put up. but although /
serves its purpose IL does not look very well
In conversation with the traveller O
Meaara. ID. Calaghan & Co.. Of San Francis
CO. last week, We understood from him tha
they have made extensive improvements i
the manufacturing department Of their good
and are now putting on tho markets thei
world famed DonRelly's yeast powders
aud the only pure brands Of CAllAghAns soda
Aaleratus and cream tartar. We advise ou
friends II they wish really good preparation
for making their bread aud cakes light an,
sweet 10 AJAX their grocer for this brand d
goods, and do not allow him 70 give you an
inferior brand which costs him leaa money
Don't fail 10 give their goods n trial.