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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

~ sv'rec GWe0obDGogne,
HaIEsr,sirALLs prepared of oslssm 70.
~, CrystsItEed Mock Candy. Old NJ
whisky and either TONES. Tia vDMAriA
has been made known " our hest physic.
IsDs and II 4. highly commended by them
- ~ 70 merit their endorsement. w
prominent chemists. prpf III "a, Mariner.
of Chicago. (which viii be found on ths
lal,vl NJ sa1'h bottle nv W. xignalnSe) ~
NJ ~ III purity and ahe ingvsdl~L,s enter.
Ink int its competition, III III d well
kno~n fact IL INV msslical profession ~.
= carefully prepared compound ~ IN
s'.ys ingredients, vii AFFORD ihs Frcaisas
rsllsf n ~ following complaints couShs
Oel6s. lnMwsHSs, Bronchitis, oope
vhr00t, We0k luHOe, also oeNsUmpllon
~ th~ ineIplsnt md ADVANCED svAGks 81
list lls*as~. u n recommended No . InOsl
pslsiAbI# And sAfw remedy W Nss IN ths
above mAladissl xmd contains saek t1nIc
properties NJ " render u ohs VI Tho best
oDpetlxeTs known. u " NJ great service
" ihs wssk saA dStilitstsd. giyiaE tons.
strength md activity ~ tAs whole hannah
frxme.
1lH-rm W - Quart sixs bosslss ~
fsMIly w..
KoId ~ Druggists aad Dealers evssy-
where
LAWRENCE a MARTIN,
sole AssHis fDr ihs Uaissd Bsslss snd
l'anaAss. AIA0
Importers ~ Fine Ufn~s, Liquors
md Etyars. III ModtSom Afv.vf,
Chicago, ms
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

uryEHNMGSr 1fNA~ciEA AMI hEsALrA.
TIoss AtStt i7ty

GOVERNMENT 1tNAStiEA AND nESALtA.
rIoss aisrt i7ty
A statement hn@ bern prepared Ut
the Treasury Department. showing
the receipts and disbursements " the
aovernnlshi from IT. organization ~
June ~. is7b.
RECEIPTS rSnEn rHE stsrHu. rHksi.
ntsr-
t'ndrr Washington thr tntAi r..
eeirt1 were 40. Am. 72i ~. under John
Adams. 40 t,rh. 4lA.tU. Tho,nns JET.
fcrsui,. sifs. ~, VT ~. Jnules Mndl.
snn. t2fN. 2t6.ti47s. James Monroe,
ti7s.Slg.. N,44si J, q. Adams. wi .siH,
05l7A, Andrew Jackson. s2a5. lHa..
775 III Martin Van Burrn. ti2p. VJA,
bts.Di Win. Hctry Harrison and
John Tyler. $liG.T96 Opt ~. james X.
Polk. k1Ot Mi. A4,h. A. Zachary Taylor
and MiiIard Fillmore, ~ u .y,s 1891
Franklin Pierce, s2s2. IN. Nh. hi
Jnnes buchanan. A3i2. as9G7a,b6. 4
Lincoln. N.G7O.J6 D 1871 Andr v
Jol,n-on. n Ot2 .3iO. t3s. ~, L s.HrHnt
W. y.,6. eGr. ts3r4,
Ttt bIsbr sarNrSfs
under the different administration,
were ~ follows GEORGE WAsi ihgtoB
81. ~. s12 ~; John Adams. slJ.hii..
.r2g.41. Thomas Jefferson. SLOT .Gk6,
3it7u. Jnues Madison. t2ss. Loo. los.
~. james Monroe, tiss. t3'. 77glD: J
10, Adams, WI .2Gt yiNN49 Andrew
Jackson. t22J. 516 Otg4t Martin Nn,
Itufsn. tij7 .A,.,4. 1891. VIM, Henry
Harrison mud John Tyler, sIUu.ih7,,
4OI ~, Jnuues X, Polk. r2O,. iyl. 7N,.E7
Zachary Taylor and Willard Fillmore
tlDs. 376. 1911 Franklin Pierce. tzh5.,
ia. s75G5. James buchanan, tJ2-.
III. 2js.ag. 4. Lincoln, S.Gb7 All ri,
~. Andrew Johnson, tJ,hyt .t7G t2ss,.,
~. 4. y, Grant, tt,tsu7. Mi, 3t92i
THE Lv~svr ~ nv, Eltrr w bkEaLaA
1iDAH
during the different administration,
were aiaofpe Washington. t2lO.a5l
NJ. Jnin, Adams. gt2,2tO.dO. Thomtl
Jefferson, mi M III JAfnos Mnllsol
tzDt. y7b1v. James Monroe. tt2,,yiG
~ i. q. Adams. t,t;j1, iDGJ ~, Anirry
Jackson. tl.gi2,3H7 ~: Martin VA
l,nfnn, v;,.,z ,32t.j4. William Hpnf,
Harrison md John Tyler. k@2!,. mi ~
James X. Polk. 1ik,ItEpDh. Iurhnr,
Taylor and Willard Fillmore, s276.
276,bt. Franklin Pierce, &2I3,OOi IN
James Buchanan. tIDt. l)l)3 ~. A. Lin
eOln, tfttt. tO3.tAp. andrew johnson
". Dt,z,72l.W,. y. =. Grant, ti,2Sc.
bbz.ftD.
i rHr Loss ~ pisErksENkkrs
Through d~fAlcniions were ~ I'll
lows GEORGE Washington, ~, ~. ~
John Adams. 4l0O, DiO,s4: Thorn.
JelYsfson. 4.HD3, .31 ID: James Mall
son, ii, h55. 1919. James Monroe, ",
w. 55D.6I j, q. Adams. 1bi3,s2y "a
Andrew Jackson, t2,;s)B. 2aO.7l, Mar
| tin YAD Buren,. ~, NJ. 1894. William
Henry Harrison and John Tyler. NJ.
I3J, ~, ~. Jaues X. Polk. III, 7l2. LOO.
~. Zachary Taylor md Willard I'll
moro. II. An. ~. Franklin Pierre.
| VI .G74 ,t52G4. james Buchanan, ~.
1iD2. s15.K1. 4 Lincoln, ~. :t9sD. t112..ll
| Andrew Johnson. ~ NM, Gtt.l7: L 4
Grant. tl,iiG.6tI.20, National lien
| Senator Davis ~ West yirgini
has besn examining the books u III
Treasury Department and viii NJ III
present session u Congress report
discrepancy during Grants admins
tratlon IT 11ls. JIM, t,t,O. In addition /
the s,iin above reported by the Ma
fi0uni DtfU.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

The Iowa Suu, Vol. /. NJ. /. dee
4ih is7p. II the only urcrnbnck pa.
per In Iowa thin, publishes Huge
l'reyrf's rnll for n National Convvn.
ton, 40 far ~ n. have seen w,
much III Il boom.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

fhuA. while delta. lntnr~At And lAx
~ remain ~ |oDAIy, dollars Kre b..
coming ~ valuable thst Il man eAil
hardly procure sufficient. With thu
greatest economy, IN meet maturing
obligations and dsffsy current ~.
p1usAe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

LINE, ~ ffnis per bnAl,el.
HAln, ~ cents PER busiri,
AtrO CEMENT md b1UGcO, Tor
snte CHEAP III
IT. n. u WuIELEH'B.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

Ta mii ~hr&n " msAS rvnerfns
fhe rstnsnl.N4mvf Auf~ahsrv VI rvh~Nsr and
W. ~ issvsWM IN tit&ANAy NJ. lIA vrtisirnssi
ius by \. NtdtMAn, hmiA sSsW'AItrr ixwsssAsHrs
hs'As thT s,~ass~nrv IN y NJ Wti4mpah. IN N~rnus,
ecfiHx~ tu~ hshtv. Nu~asN e0stnsy, sMhnthx
shs MI myuth ~, Arwi vi ~ tns rkahs M Nslhl
M vsssd MI tA Al W. I'm rhMtnM ws~s IN thr s4teh
quartet ratmrf W ~~ tlYm vs.pii anA ttl~sv ~.
ssaHAtinx, AMI tArAslNw tM~ rcsskh IN thv svlss.
rasIen IN ssa lylh9 kt~wvh shr tlfN ahxT
shefwsa and Rad MI ", ha@ tetwuteA ~ tAsu III
tinn. thvtvtn, " riMltns I'M Aamn.vs. tnu~f "
ipst In the AWdtoss uiiiCe IN w tSslstFs Maru IN
TIM stth DAT III 1AnuAEy, tw~a. NJ sstrh highway
NIll W. YvstMsaityi Au,l vMfMtsw wiitMnit further
fwfs'fvafr ihsrssso.
baird ,'tv~o 4, io~a. Nov. ~. Ism.
1uttN ". tkt'k.
t~t tutlni, Audisnr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

Heveniy head 81 nest rau'e mr. sale
rhssp HDr cash. noshing 10 all % tina.
Thirty head n blood Durham. several
young bulls III M herd. Also 3 LOT II
Poland ChIAs hogs, u vArIsus ages suit
able fOr breeding Fsrm three miles can
" crsscO. l'csi-ofhcs, OAs.co, io~A.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-12-12

Thus IN Two YEARS sbr interest,"
bearing debt bns b"en increased
1lHg. WI .GIO, mud The annual interest
charge has been incrsnred about ~,
OOO,NN. These facts would ~r1in ~
auggest 10 fllr most ~ mankind that
ths government i better stop r..
funding IT. debt and W 10 paying
II instead.
Tho trfireiLtnt or funding iIc
GrrrHbncks ~ recommended W thr
president In The 2ul paragraph
would adj eJlg.apN,. DOD ~ III. bond.
"a debt ~ | ei3,'At,,Ha \ the aDnnnI
interest payment. III thirty yvnt-
thu iinc thu Proposed bomb would
run the INTEREST charge alone WOULD
s,AOnnt u 100 .tDoO.
again III President andrr ~ heal
NJ silver colDngr" sH,s;
The market value " tilr silver dvl.
Inr being uniformly and 'rRrIy lae~
fhAn thr market value III ilir RDi'l
dollar, II II obviously infrnriirnil"
ID maintain ilirm III par With rnrli
other II both Hrr coined without
limit.
This report u The Director ~ tl,c
Mint shows that thu market value ~
thu silver bullion dollar was more
than og the gold bullion dollar. from
INA 10 1914 And ths frn~on ~ the
difference now Ii th.t 0ns Inns ~.
limited coinage. 10 thst over pro.
III lhe bullion Ii inirpbribl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11

looking after his stock interests in that 10.
eality. He will probably not remain away
very long, as, judging from appearancos we
think ID very likely he has Interests" down
here which he doesn't wish to neglect Eh,
GrRntg
Col. Hogg, Judge Chonowetl, d. w. vii.
son, jas. a. Yants and w. y. Carter, all Of
Corvallis, were in attendance 1T our Foul.
weather Brcakwater meeting last Monday
evening Messrs. Chenoweth and Wilson
made short but ablo speeches in favor Of the
project, and our Corvallis neighbors seem to
be confident Of ultimate guecoss in the ma,
tor.
Lee Wheeler, who has been working ia
our Office for the past year or two, has quit
''piling mp long primer" and gone to "dish.
ing ont pills" at tho City Drug Store Who
can tell what may be insstoro for him? DIR.
). l.. Hill made that kind Of break once,
and now he is ono Of our best physicians,
and, besides That. u year or two ago he was
elected school director
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
The Grand opening.

We were surprised yesterday to see so
many ladies on the street, and could not ac-
count for it until happening to go down to
First street we noticed that they all seemed
TO have One destination millinery estab
lishment of MesdSmes Blevins ,t Powell. II
was their opening day, and, knowing that,
how could the ladies remain Mt homer Al.
though naturally modest and backward, our
curiosity got the best of us, and we resolved
on entering Ono glance after crossing tho
threshold explained fully to us the reason
why our ladies were 80 anxious TO attend tho
opening. On every side werc stacks of mil
linery goods Of all kinds-bonnets and hats
OF all shapes and styles, and some of the
prcttiest little hats for infants that over wero
made; rich brooaded ribbons, which arc now
all the rage in tho east; flowers of rare and
elegant designs and colors. all glttoring with
spanglos-by.the, way, it must be known
that flowers do not amount to anything at
all this year unless they glitter with ehrys.
tails; large aud beautifully assorted lot of
silks and satins, so beautiful in fact that
many ladies found il hard to take their Dyes
of thom; plumes and feathers, which are
perfectly magnificent, and of all sizes and
prices. Aud we could so OH aud fll col.
umn in telling of what. eau be had at this
millinery establishment, but there is no need
OF 1t, for our lady readers can depend upon il
that anything they can ask for in the millin.
cry line can be had there-all tho very latest
novelties of the season-in fact such a stock
has never before been opened out in thisState
outside OF Portland. These ladies havo the
very best OF trimmors in their employ, and
the hats and bonnots turned out of their ea.
tablishment are perfees beauties and Of the
tho latest fashions, as they are constaAtly in
receipt of sample eases from the east. 1t is
n common remark that newspaper mon are in
the habit Of stretching facts to somo extent.
and for the purpose OF keeping our reputa.
tion clear on this point We ask that our
readers call on Mesdamcs Blovins te Powell
and ascertain il W. have been correct in our
statements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
Linn County convention.

The Linn County Convention of Patrons of
Husbandry met in the Good Templar Hall in
this city last Saturday and organized tempo
rarily by the election OF State Deputy Rob't
a. Irvine as Chairman, and s. A. Dawson as
Secretary.
Brothers Harry Shelton, Jac. Nowmana and
Thos. Munkers were appointed committee
on credentials, and reported tho following
named delegates as being entitled to seats in
the convention:
Groad Proir;e-C. T. Burllhart, w. T.
Anderson and Isaac Hayes.
Teagaat-G. II. Riddle, T. L. Mcclure
and {. T. Ingram.
Hdrmoay-H c. Powell. S. 4. Dawsoa
and Jas. II. Miller
ook Plnia-J Davis, d. a. Stafford and
Jane Stafford.
Jordan fai'cg-Johu Bryant, D. c. Curl
and A. NJ. shelton
Happy Homc-D.G. Vannestcru. 7. H. Curl
and Jacob Newman
Lebanon oa-David Smith, F, c. HansarI and
n. c. Mcdonald
Sand Eid9c-G. I, Crawford, philip
swank and &. W, Cooper
HG'7,is5aFg Enoch Hoult, Wm. McCul.
lOoh and S. S. Train.
C5aFty-L. C. Edleman, Mary Edlsman
and J. wiglo
Kaan Batis Moses Miller, l. e. Mar.
shall and Il, Conn.
Se:o-T, Munkers, +. T. Dovauey aud 2.
c. Hays.
Scatiam~Wm Cyrus, John Gaines and
Harvey Shelton.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election OF permanent officers, which resulted
as follows: Chairman. Il. A. Irvine; scere.
tary, S. S. Train; Assistant Secretary, S. A.
Dawson.
Next in order came the main business OF
tho Conveution-tho election of delegates to
attend the State Grange. The Chair ap.
pointed Hon. Thos. Mun&er. and Hon.
Enoch Hoult teliers, and after an informal
ballot was taken the following persons were
elected rs members OF the State Grange
from this county, to servo during the onsu.
ing year: Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Cyrus, Mr..
aud Mrs. L. \. Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. $.
S Train.
The Convention thea adjourned
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11

Several months ago 4 man named Thos
Armstrong died in this city, leaving consid-
cradle money, notes, etc, but no known rel.
atives, lie was we'll known in this county
and Polk, but no one knew anything OF him
previous 10 his arrival in this country, and
he never would, even up to his dying day,
give any information ia regard to where ho
was from, or who were his relatives. Mr..
Wheeler. the administrator Of his ostate, had
heard him mention oace that ho was from
New Brunswick. and acting OH this informa-
tion he advertised in the Daily Telegraph. n.
st. Johns. y. T.. aud lew days ago he re.
eeivsd copy o. that paper with tho follow
ing answer 10 the advertisement:
SIR; see in to-days 7'slsyrayh :hat yoa
advertise for n person by tho nano Of Thos
Armstrong, supposed To hail from 81. John
About 30 years since young man by the
name OF Joseph Armstrong, from near Wood
stock, opposite Robert Browns farm, Green
Bank. Left his farm for California He was
then IN tho mill business, and building IN III
for some person that failed. Nothing has
been heard Of him Tor years. This may be
this same person under al assumed christian
name. His brother. Richard J.. 81 nstrong,
died lately in Woodstock; his brother. Sam
uel Armstrong, Is dead for some yeara. aud
his brother Geo. Armstrong. il now in New
Zealand. and well TO do / ana inclined to
taink that ths person advertised Is tho long
Lost Joseph Armstrong. aud I am not sure
but he had a second name. bat he Always
was called Joseph.
This may lead to an answer to your zdyer-
t;seiasnt.
Yours. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
Are You Drunk or Crazy.

Win some of our Portland cotcmporaries
please inform US who it is that complies the
State news on the OreJoEiaa? And We would
also like to know if be wears blue ribbon in
his bhtton-hole. If not the absence of it
will probably account for the foolish mistakes
he makes in cleaning the news from the
State exchanges We do not know whether
ne makes those errors when compiling news
from other parzs OF the State, bat it Is Z pos
tive fact that OF ten Items he selects from
Albany, nine are generally tortured and
twisted around until they give impressions
to the reader in many cases just the reverse
of what was originally intended. Watts
ought to deliver lecture TO Portland au-
dienes consisting OF jus. thas Que man, or
else Hawthorne ought to have kim 1T wozz
raising peas over At the Asylum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11

The City Council me. in regular session
last Tuesday evening all members being
present.
{. H. Stewart, having been instructed to
purchase some torches and spauners Tor AL.
bauy Engine Co. No. l. reported that he had
received bill OF the goods amounting to
$3.50. An order was drawn in his favor for
that sum, and the Recorder was also instruct
cd to pay the freight when the goods ar.
rived.
The Ma-.hal's report fo- the first three
months OF his Office was referred to the
Committee on Accounts
Action in regard to the parchase o: lot
fos Linn Eagine Co. No. . was postponed
until tic next session.
The matter relating 70 the question OF the
city building tic bridges over the canal was
tabled lay Z vote OF Ave TO one, Rice voting
ag7'ns: i.
Ius Committee 20 whom was referred the
petition presented by the temperance people
o. ALBANY. reported It back to the Council
without recommendation Rice then moved
TO tske It from the table for action, but the
motion was lost by vote OF from four to
two, Rec and Scott voting ia favor o; the
motion.
The Recorder ha.irg completed his aszass-
msnt, Thursday. April 18th. was selected
as the ti.ae fer the Council to sit as 4 Board
OF Equalization, and the Recorder was or.
dered 70 give due notice OF ths fact.
The following bills were allowed J. ".
Anderson, $40 and $3.50; M. Hebron and
". l.. Watkins. $50 each; }. W. Baldwin.
3; \ Russell, s7.I4; p. c. Harper, S2s. 50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
Choice spring Clothing.

Mr. L E. Blain, the leading e!ctLier aud
halter OF Albany, now offers for the inspec-
ton OF his numerous patrons the largest and
most complete assortment OF seasoazble
clothing he has ever displayed. lie has
spared no pains.to provide his Numerous Gus
toners with everything that may be rsquired
in the line OF spring goods Tor men. youths,
boys and children. His stock j. rot only
larse-we might well say inmerse-bu. il IS
also choice, having been carefully selected.
Mr.. BlAin guarantees that every article sold
viii justify the representations made of It,
and his prices are as low as the lowest for
goods of equal quality. Remember the loca-
tion-No. o. First St, Fosters block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11

+. Lee Chauvin, elocutionist, assisted by
number OF orr best local musical talent, viii
give grand concert and elocrtionary enter
tainmeat at the Y. P. c. A. rooms, on Tues
day evening, April 18th. Prof Chauvin has
given the Albany public specimens OF his
ability as an elOeutioa:st, and so far we have
only heard words Of communication of his sf-
forts. We most cheerfuily accord to him
Thorough knowledge Of the science of eloeu-
tiOn as well as the fullest ability to thorough
ly delineate that beautiful art, and bespeak
for him full house on next Tuesday even
ing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
Tho san Ii:I EuHpiHs.
y ours, etc
!. II. EEtt,

The saw mill in this city, belonging to Al
len, Robinson < Co, Is now ruSning on full
time and turning out come beautiful lumber
The first drive o. logs from the mountains ar
rived il this city month o. so ago. and
contained about 3.0C). 900 icss. and the ace
ond drive, containing about sos. eco, got in
last Saturday. It will be impossible for this
mill to work NJ SO many logs in the space Of
ono year, AMI the proprieIors viii probably
have 10 sell ONE to tia mills down the riv-
er
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
April 9Th, 1879.
Ia: Fer aoniana!
Very truly,
SGEs. T. c. NISg.

Ii any OF cur readers expsct to cmigrats to
the Territory o. Montana, We advise them to
send % cents to ''The Courier" at Bozeman,
and get copy OF the almanac issued by that
paper. It contains more solid information
in regard to the resources OF that territory
than sEy work we have yet seen, and the
propriet0rs of the Courier display considera-
bic enterprise in Publishing it. We have
Sc far only jast glanced through the copy
seat US, but the matter in it is so we'll ar.
ranged that no time need be wasted in hunt
ing for certain things upon which you need
information. Send for copy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
4 Fire Alarm.

Last Tuesday evening, just after the COun-
ell Chamber had been lighted up, the large
three-fght chandelier broke from its fasten-
ings and came crashing dswn On the table,
the lamps broke and the oil spilliug out, took
fire and for few mOment7 it looked ike =
eonfagration was imm;aent A blanket was
obtained and by throwing it over the burn
ing oil the flames were smothered before
much damage was done. The fire alarm had
been sounded, and both engines were just
ready to ''squirt" when it was found their
services were not needed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
oar New 4av.s.

ar Shaw the boosmaker, again has some.
tmng to say to our readers. lie does all
Kinds of custom work in his line, guarantees
good hts, and IS moderate in his CHARGES.
He also has for sale neat little metallic
Ssitfener which prevents boots or shoes from
running over aud wearing or on the side
Go and see it
= Hsse'e, of Portland has again brought
his famous trotting stallion. '.western
Chief, to this city, where he will remain
during the ensuing season. This horse is a
pure Pathfinder, and combines tho Mossen-
ger and Morgan stock, and any enc who
wants enc Toadster or carriage animal will
do well to so around and see the Western
Chief. Consult the adv. as to terms, etc.
Our people are an well acquainted with
the Psrcneron stock, and know perfectly
well that it is the hess for the farm or any
heavy work. It was the intention of Mr..
Myers to stand Gen. Fleury" in this city,
but he has changed his plans and taken this
celebrated stallion farther up the valley. By
reference to as adv. which appears this week
1T will be seen that the towns hO has selected
are Harrisburg. junction and Eugene, and
we advise our readers in those localities to
call on him and see the horse. No horse
ever gave such complete satisfaction IN this
county as ''Gen Fleury."
D. H. LoOley aud A. J. Fairbanks have
brought to our city a splendid specimen of
tais eqSine family. This horse is known as
"Wids Awake" He is a full bred Percheron
Norman, imported from Trance in 1876, six
years old, sixteen hands and three inches
high, and weighs 100 lbs. We advise far.
mers especially to so and see this horse at
Marshalls stable. AIr. Fairbanks also has
two more OF these beautiful horses, Logan
and Welcome, the former weighing 900
and the latter 1859, both imported from
France last year. These herses are perfect
beauties, especially Logan, aud we would
like to see them stay in his county, but it is
not yet decided where they viii be located.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-04-11
TIE obi PeT.sw LibrAr

The Cdd Fellows Of this city have cslleca.
ed 4 very fine library Tor the uso Of ''reir
mSmbers and in few days will open OF
reading room in conurctisn with 1t. which
will be free to all. In this room ca, 10
found all the leading papers from this coast,
and great many from the East Such an
institution as this has long been needed in
Albany, aud the "thIee-linkers" are dsscrv-
ing Of praise for their enterprise in starting
II
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A Touching Testimonial.

Te our fair young lady friends, Misses
Matte E. Fsster and Miss Jennie Clark, we
make our salaam fer rich boquet of the
rarsst flowers and other "Johnny-up-i Jumps. +"
Contemplating this sweet testimonial of a
tender and undying affection, our heart wal
lops about in Our heaving breast like burst
ing bunch of Chinese Ere crackers, and we
cry out in exstaey, ''Yrekat E pl,ri5us go
BrGgb Unum- WesteiLeijen IN dtter sidney
npaittIei Yah! (Our tears choke our pen
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muHHery Goods.

Ars. c. P. Davis has just returned from
below with choice stock of millinery goods,
which she has opened out and is now selling
at very low figures. The stock is of course
not SO large as some others, but 1t is well
selected and viii not fail to please. those who
want goods in that line. Mrs. Davis has &C.
cured the services Of Miss Mary Harris, Of
Salem, one Of the best dIess-naEers in the
State, aud is now prepared to do work Of
that kind at low prices, and satisfaction will
always be guaranteed.