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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
ClIFEORO'S
FEBRlfUCE
THE GREAT
MALARIAL ANTIDOTE.

"It cured me of calls and Fever"
IaA. !. Weller. quincy. III.
franE ulnsc. 81 Louis.
81, cured me II Fever rrd AGue," A.
DIVER Stlita, sln-cte!d, MO
cit cured me of % ri odical he ahache."
LLas = Chandler. hniI'uIe. III.
"It cured me Of Dumb kgue."
JAs Z. GrAh. Deadwood. ID.
cit cured our child of Chills."
IA L Caase 81 Louis
sit cured me of Drnb Acue:"
{. l.lsolT Ponuac, Mlch
Il. " Pool. New York ctu.
cit is superior medicine"
NJ wn y. hGJhAri, Cincinnati.
1T cTectcl " md rraI cures"
O.I.oti! \ vi N-i, PnckEry'ile, IL.
1T is n Success"
y II. Si~- Y v:1n. KAnsas.
1T give. great sa:.ssaction."
LaGI betty. Carni, IL
at never falls to cure" .,,,. =,
w 4-G.l'!es, EVahiN.IIr' ihd
"Itis valuable rcr,,dy"
l'Im TUT. hAnsAtA1. hA2sAs.
"r gave imIneGinte Helies."
WIN \ IONA. St jos"sh No.
at very reliable"
I Ross, NiyAas, IL.
at has saved hundreIs."
bUyc' q usts-4t5-. CAlE-0ths Ma
"Itproyed Success"
:. Esrfro. Grceny!!le, rrNs'.
1T is a. excellent Tonic"
sao = MOST: 8. Louis
Its effects nrr wonderful"
uesh \ MusaI Indianapolis
at cures IN every instance"
). /. McI AIiey. Nashville, III
% F-.,rf. Z .5slk, Iowa
r1-. O sehuh. Cairo. II
I ne 7'rc Hla;', lad.
"It cured rir when Doctor failed"
! = Nr.DH -.. n,.. 49,, = u.
"ft..Tr,., -siaafiiA car,
-, b. .!.a-l. \.A- aae' Iat
We s1.:a. Har..o-i c9an
"Itis.a:c AL speedy -
cts ,n--iis rec. r,tarni IT,
J. a. t.Ot-A.. Il. d, lso-siilc. reT.1
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
stray Notice,

TAkEN nn by J. W. Cory. and posted
1 h'i"r' V. \ rori.pn. in,ticc If tbn
peace IN ward {. Claiborne parish. La an
w" ;-tA "av Of May. l,~n. small RAW
ron I''ni u band, high. four wears old
me ""H'r Of said animal can Ger ,bo
Na''' v; proving property. and paVlnr all
C">'s' ~ any time within IL mnu,is =,
date of eSirayment. ''''" '''' rom
r =. -. y. u HARRISON.
y - >tI.,ml.i,t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Upholstery and Mattress
Making.

TUE nndcFsl:nrd Announces To- thcpcoul,.
L ct CIai.9r4' Mri>h that he is engaged
IN IN, 'flipl.NTERl business in nlfits
hrah'n''; futnllrr. repaired. cleaned and
Na,u.'h'.'' MN lEl>>E> made To- order;
OK, "n'' :, !.'',', ~ "'ltrd over.
\. ". Barrow p, S.ola. III ''"' VI
julius LANGHELD.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

REv. +. l.. LEACH breaches at shlo'
second sabbath in each month and Saiui
day hciorr-Ai Salem Church. Third 90
bath IN each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
MILLS. GIN AND FOtADkl'
r., i X. 4. ALLEN.

Ar our mills. G: miles North OF liomer'
\ We are now furnishing Lumber at rra,
eonahle ratc,; making better Meal ana
Ilonr ihan any other mill III the parish
~. have IN. renowned Brown Gin, with
all the modern Improvement, ana wiIi glh
cotton for the eighteenth. We are prepar,
ed to furnish excellent Foundry work ana
can do any Job ia that line required IN ms
country. .,
We ask the patrouaG" Of the public anu
will guarantee satisfaction.
/. L. n Il. \. ALLEN.
July 81. l179. ""N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protests,
Church.
Pre>byterian.

Rfv. J. r. DAVIDSON breaches at ~
m"r. 1t aud 3d Sahhaths of each month
~ Mindcn, 2d Sabbath Of each month
~ Athens, 18th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Town of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circult-M. +. Church S>V1

Li,b-n Church First Sunday In eati
month. az | o'clk. a III. liomer-Seesat
and Fourth sundays in each month, u II
.ol.l. % d.. and IouIih Sundays at Pr
'i.o.a-IAird sunday, nj II m, and
10
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Hard on Jewell.

\ Democratic gentleman OF an
inquiring turn OF mind called at
the Bureau OF pardonS in the State
Department aud asked whether
Marshall Jewell. ct Connecticut,
the new chairman of the Hcpuhli
can National Committee, had ever
received n pardon from the Prc>i
dent for an offence committed Years
ago against the United States.
Said the nervous custodian ct the
semi.public pardon records: Il
don't believe he did, hut | wouldn't
tell you whether he did or did not
it the informant ion in the case we're
now lying on my desk, know
you want 10 use it for political pur-
poses. wouldn't tell you or any
other man ANYTHING that would in
inre a Republican, but if | had in.
formation which ! knew would send
any Democrat to HI, | would give
it to you with pleasure" The haf.
fled inquirer could do nothing but
withdraw.
John Evans was arrested in Pitts,
bnrg for being drunk. He express
ed so much dread Of his trouble
being exposed hat the justice ar.
ragged him privately, aud dis
charged. him without registering
his namel But he declared that
the truth would some time come
out to bis disgrace, and committed
suicide. =.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Lockiaw In Horses.


Bromide OF potassium, tommenc-
ing with small DOSES given every
two hours. and ucrcasing The guam
tity for ten days until the dose
reaches nearly IA hail pound per day,
is recommended as pacific for lock
jaw IN horses.
Miss Cora Walker. of New York
city. visiting pnugharcp~Ir, Lad
tit in bHth tub aud was Sra''led
10 DEATH
Patrick dressing for par'Nt:
"Br1ld nov. and shan't hc ah!r -
get en- tur.. .9H'e I'LL Five ""rn
them tuip,r ur two.
Secretary sherman reports to
Congress that IA" cattle exports
irom this coun;iy in the past six
Years wrr" .: the value of nearly
80, 0OO,opo.
"Fvc 60 to- grass" is Mary slid
Ia her ,ir,lr hDh when She sent It
ont tn ct TIA 'n"a'> 'Nhr'r :am |
To- get j; tins wc'hrr!" said the
lamb. Mary vas a>tou.sa"i 20:
such AN answer. and >hccp pat Tie
lamb ont corset provoked her
Dauvillr News: 1T is one of III"
best signs of the day ~ see the old
Democrats even thus early looming
ont lur office. Sharpening their ap.
plcatInns with renewed zeal iur the
party. and thc promise OF heavy
work in the campaign 10 come.
-.
\ NJuk"r tobacco clrNvr WAS in
the Ldhi, o.: DECLARING about once -
month that nr would "uryrr chrw
another pirrr." bat hroar h. Y'rdgr
- often ~ lc made it. On one o..
cas>inn. shortly after he had "hrok
en- of. he WAS seen taking another
chew. "Nhy," said his friend, "you
told me Nou had given up that hah
il, but seq Won are at il again"
"lcs." he r"pi"d. Il have gone to
chewing and eft of lying"
lluESrS AND FLrES--tarhu'ic
ac,l soap - recommended - AN *.
cril"uj preventive against i'ir>. II
ublcl ou The ,r~s and neck %. q
hm-, Ice n.'I nu; tr trruh'ri with
flies. T. ,>.'.n c'umrd 'ha' J.. q
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Primitive Baptist.

REV. VI. c. PARKER breaches st LIZ 81
non, LIST Sabbath of each moutb-At ts. ~.
Ramal, ID Sabbath of each month-HS.
ftrdn. eth Sabbath OF each month spos''
nrday before.
REV. II. y. HOWARD breaches a. =,
tioch ID sabbath of each month-Nens
H. Ahcrcrombie's the lst sabbath ID
month. ~
REV. I. J. FOSTER breaches at ~
merhcld, LIST Sabbath in each month q
Christian.
REV. L. NJ. NORTHUM breaches ~
ION Grove, six miles north of Homer:
M1nden and Eldorado road, Sd Saboss<
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Board Of school Directors.

". j. LESLIE. Prest.,
lJR. ). \. WEBB, Secy.,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28

DR. J. l.. NFhDOR>, -
Cur.J. :. lOl'NG, GEORGE DAVIS
R.T. LEDREITER. BOB TARKINTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28

an idea. The idea was that tailor
who would make good clothing to
order chcaply aud well. and VIII"
spent u large portion Of his profit
ia advertising, would do well AMI
attract u great amount of custom.
He worked on q bench in the via
dow, made clothing chcapiy, advrr.
lsrd, got OF Us ll'tlr aud little, MI
he could employ others, direct their
labor and extend his premises. Ia
the course of years the little Bow
cry stor" grew till now II ahSorhs
halt a dozen houses and covers
twelve numbers. Not satisfied
with this, the Unsuitable tailor has
stretched himself ont in every Ill
rrciinn. till To day hc has three
stores in New IoIk besides the
original one. ana twenty seven 9th.
els throughout the country.
RiTTLIS%hkE BITE RENEDi.-
While in Arizona a few year, ago.
SAYS u trayelrr) | learned that
aqua ammonia was a sure cnlr
, IL I;, a ,,.l ,,,l ;,,..
, w. w" . n I '' ,t',''. "'" 80" -,
, ",T 'I, ,,;,n, ,,;,hn,, ',m,' Iio;
Guilty or injurious effects whatever.
First apply few drops of ammonia.
and in n few seconds wipe oil, and
with n sharp knife cat through the
oH'" l">' WV = .''''--" =" ,''''','
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"''' ~ "' '''''''
'' ''rf "''''','.''",
'''''' w up
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Wv : ''',.''''' '"'"',' -
Wv w., I,'', ,, 80, 20, c g., r.,
an,. ,"' ,vn,nn =, ~ H., ~ rtisi., =,
NV ~ -, ~ Wv = ''''"i
intrrnliiy' destroys | ir poison ia
IN" system W men | ah hhItlhG
or trtNeililS "hci" lklr AT" many
rattlesnakcS, ! carry SNAIL val
oi ammonia ana cli""'l' dr'd'
l'"i ''h"H'n '".''"' >, H""t'' ar
nor 10" P''"" 10 earn an h'h'N' Pc"
n.y. any way '"cN '''i' 10 ">''N'
themselves ~ laNih" tlrIi c"'''G'
expenses. hnnl'"r Oh 'n''ll are
w." ''hP''h'" "N ""''"'H ~ WV
iH'ahu III ',i "p'I'iS '' mon H.
WIN ""ilu, '"iG'NG a'''' "'S''"-
'l''""'"' iheN 'Nl''' /" pass "
Pheasant summer ana 10 return u"
'"'''@' "u,"t tue il'!"d'c " ''l''''"
II one oi them happens I" hr linm'ud
IT." l"i 'nr PIr>'"'IcN some '''H' "'
can ten thiS '"hcN island Story u"
snow now ne N'inES.ru i't an ecu
'h""'. IL VIII tQ'''' t'i' H'"'N 81
N"' i''d 'I"'' "'I\i'" on Il I'S"'-
canal
Do. WAL. W., Nj, =,
n
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n',,i,' ,',u r.,.,, i.,.L'',t'.n
n". .tii NJ ''''' "'., ~ ,9
."n," Iii ,,;", %;,,., ~ '',',.. -.
$500" . ,'',,N ' :, .,, ",''t
W., way I ~ -, '.', : d "N.', I,'H
ny ""', ~" "'I"' '"'''" !,
NUN """' ~" ""'' I'M W.
t '''| t, Wv, '''" ".' !" T,"' g.
sur "'''N'' '''' "',N'''' INV " '''
n't' %" come ''i' /" n"G '''"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28

The Norfolk NirYnian'S conf.
denc, IN the result of the prcsidcn-
tial election is exhibited in the
following morali2lng paragraph:
Tine defeat of Garfield will carry
with il Il lesson and n warming 10
all Young Americans who are look
ing forward IN The political career
II will ndmoniSh them that 20 wash
has vet been invented which will
take the spots ont Of a public
mans record or cleanse his hands
Of the stain OF a hrihc"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
OFFICIAL DIRECToRN
State OMcers;
Supreme Court:

United states Senator, II. NJ. SPOFFORp
b. =. JONAH
Representative, 9TH Dis, j. FLOYD KING
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28

Every Northern Democratic ~
per ,"u'r.p> ,hc names ot k,puhll
c"u>-1dUN at them OF Sjd,c and
national p;umincurr-who have de.
Chased their purpose to support
Hancock The Republican press
drr making feeble oil'or; to break
the force of these declarations by
printing COMMUNICATIONS signed by
a Jack son Democrat" IAN old
Loco:oco,' etc. p,cG.;ug the vote
of the writer's for Garfield. This
trick IL cntilciy too transparent.
We have Yet Ia see the tame of Il
single DrmucIdt given vino intends
To vote the Republican tickle; this
fall. Anonymous communications
viii deceive nuhudI Let the names.
location aud past political courSr of
parties I've printed. o.. = Guuc hV the
Democratic press ihcu ;hrrc will
he something tang bic To talk
about.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28
Christian

ToB-wORK NEATLY EXECUTED
" ihI- ofic,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-28

Dauvillr News: 1T is one of th"
best signs ot the day "a see the old
Democrats even thus early ."OElng
ont lur office. sildlprring their ap.
pllcatInns with renewed zeal iur the
party. and thc promise of heavy
work in the campaign 10 come.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Pacific Slopers.

Robt. Smith, OF New Pine. Lake county,
fell in well last week and broke his leg.
N. E. GoolelI, formerly of Washington
county, is the discoyerer Of the fanaotis
Skagit mines.
w. E. Pratt has been elected chief en-
gineer Of the Oregon City fire department,
and r. G.. .Griep. assistant.
The Bedrock Democrat calls Thomas
Merrill. of Baker City, a woman beater.
Mrs. E. A. Marsh was elected director Of
the public school ar Forest Grove.
The snow is from ten to fifleen inches
deep in the vicinity of Linkville. Stock is
faring badly, but no serious losses are re-
ported.
The Mo1ntafneer wants a high school
established at the Dalfes. It argues that it
brings people TO a town TO give their chill
dren an education and makes business.
The Examiner is informed that live stock
in the vtcipiiy OF Linksille are doing bet
ter than has been reported, and that if
March ID not TOO unfavofabie there will not
be very serious loss.
Amity has voted 70 raise $500 By special
tax for school purposes.
Mr.. Loomis of Clafsop. has lost a iafge
number Of cattle owing to the severe wealth
er.
There are five opium dens in full blass
at the Dailes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

Johnny Hyde, of Dallas, investigated an
explosive cartridge few days ago, and
now carries hls hand in sling.
Miss Eva Rogefs was thrown from a
wagon near Wileatland recently and suffers
the fracture of an arm and sewers bruises.
c. L. Thomas, Of Astoria. captured a
large salmon and ON opening 1t found
fine mallard duck. The -AstortGn, in re-
porting The matter, says: The explana-
ton is that possibly the fish swallowed the
duck accidentally; as it twas dising, rs this
is the first instance recoiJied ~lefe any
thing has been foiind in the stomach Of a
salmon.
A correspondent reports interviews with
2I republicans and 16 democrats of Prime
vile, Wascc county, upon the choice OF
presidential candidates. OF the republicans
| nineteen were for Blaine, one for Grant
and One for Mitchell OF the democrats,
tliefe was one for Mcclellan, two for Fields,
one for Seymour, two for Bayard and ten
for Hendricks.
a fellow named Duffy lit out of the
Dalles between two days.
Al. Powers. the mail carrier on '.e Nc
NHlZte route, Hau his 1ecG Cadly frozen
short time ago.
1t is feared that the late freeze has done
considerable damage to winter sown wheat
III Lane county.
A. S. Patterson. postmaster of Eugene,
is elected school director.
The hop growers of Oregon will. it ia
reported, plant more extensive gardens OH
account of the good prices which prevailed
| last season.
Green valley lstys fottr miles west of
Oakland, forty inhabitants. eighteen yo-
ters, three young Indies and two bachelors.
The trti$tees of The C. p. church. JUNG
tfon, says the Guard, refused to allow Mrs
Duniway the use of their Church building
| for lecture, and thereby GRATED quite an
excitemen in that town.
Miss Sailie Whitcaker, says corrcspprf-
dent to the Roseburg lStr. while tripping
along with tsso large pals of milk, one IN
each hand, stepped accidentally on 10 n
/ slick piece of timber. slipped and fell,
dislocating her shoulder and rrceie;ng other
very painful bruises. Terrible Warning to
girls never to milk.
In shooting affray at Ieesbtirg. Lemhi
county, I.|F., between WIN. Ludeman and
Tim ConnO-, the former WAS killed and
the latter dangerously wot1nded:
Tie weather in British Columbia has
caused great many to die.
1t is announced that Goodall & Nelson
will run their line of steamers to the sound.
when they commence carrying he mails
between San Francisco and Victoria.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
The Cincinnati Enquirer refers 20 tie
.malI Ipox as 1.-The nat foil:r1 disease OF ClTi-
faralEsirIanAicts.
Get yoiir spectacles of F.M.F French.

Get yofir specfacies of F. NJ French.
Railroad matters are booming.
The cry is '.bridge the Willamette"
All indications point to busy Sr'mufef.
The various railroad lines projected in this
valley will make times lively when actual
work Is commenced. Speed the hour.
Watches, clocks and jeweIry at French's.
Prices way down.
Stalger Bros. have moved their marble
shop to the two-story frame on corner of
Ferry and Second streets, where all kinds
Of work in marble can be obtained on lib
eral terms.
we.are g!aii to see that MI. Jackson is
able to be out, although still suffering
from his fall on Monday evening.
Excellent Oregon CITY hams at Haffen-
dens.
E2-Go9. Gibbs. of Portland, made DIS a
pleasant can on Wednesday. Fine deals
kindly with o9ir genial friend.
Fine Claqsshto thcese rs W. &. Ea'ti-
more's.
An iran,eiI<e STOCK Of Spring alr' slim
lner goods at 4. b. Mtllwain's, received
this week. and more csiilii5g
There nre tSentr-sr3cn Fpemnctafsc
candidates for the office Of Sheriff. and all
the precincts not heard from.
Politics are boiling. Sect in'' or yoa
won't get anything.
Teas. sugars, coffees, ETC., at W. U. Bal
timore's.
Potatoes are retailing at 25c per bushef
in this market.
Hats. boots and shoes, at W. U. Balti-
nnore's. cheap for cash.
hfr. Ousterhont started for Eastern Ore
gon on Wednesday had few words
with Cin., and LEFT.
Second street is by all odds the worst
street in the city. Improve It.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
Citation.

In the County Court of the county OF Linn in
the State of oregon-
In the matter qf the estate
H.K.w. claTae, e decreased. Citation
To sarah NJ. Clarke and Frederick w. Clarke,
heirs at law of IL. h. w. Clarke, deceased,
Veil, Alexander Lazard. Simon Lazart, Ellie
Lazard. and L. E"erton Hogg, and to all other
persons whose names are pakIhown, NJ pow r ans
terest, right or title, in law or inequfty, In
to the real property hereinafter I'M described-
IN THE NAME OF THE STATEOF OREGON
you and each of you above named and referred
TO- are hereby cited and required to be and ap-
in the State Of Oregon. at the court house in
the city of Albany, In said county and State,on
Tuesday. the 4th day Of My, a. D. 1883.
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, the same being a day of the regular
and there show cause, IL any exist. why an or.
der of sale shosrfd not be made, tlirecting and
sell all the right.title antt interest of said III.
X. W. clark e deceased. Mt the time of his death.
aa aa a ryed or
in and by the petition Of JoHN CoNNER the
administrator of the estate of said deceased,
~ Court OF Linn county, oregon. which said
real property is described as follows to-wlt 8
The one equal undivided one-eighfh of the
following described real properly, tosvit
Lots and TO- ig session 9a townsp ,os 1,,an II;
towRshiP 1sa 4 TFss of ! f9RtsSiEF ah 6 q Rsp
ses 81 oss nj aese See s.
I1af1lwe Z containing 40 acres frc OF
and Sec ed;se. l. soYnship n5s e snfse sse
1 iSSRsa's src q N tsaEsd and Y s sec
e Z ses sa soSas,Pf Ssas Err q q ssEe {
ana e tie sss EP Il L So and ! 81 q sec
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

We were pleased to receive visit from
Mr. Bensil, of Yaquina Bay, on Wednes-
day. 8Ir.B. is genial gentleman, and a
great believer in and worker for the har-
Dor at Yaquina Bay. 'Rah for Yaqnina
Bay.
With bridge across the Willamette,
owned by the citizens of Albany, we would
be in condition to secure the building of
| the several competing lines of railway,
now contemplated. to this city. IF any
one railroad corporation should get con-
troll of the bridge, our chances would be
thin. as railway companies would prefer
to go elsewhere rather than be compelled
TO construct bridge across tile river.
The City Council has ordered the pur-
chase of lot on Lyon street on which to
erect an engine Ioues for Linn Engine Co.
The cbsIruetions removed from the bar
at Yaquina Bay, and we weuld have two
lines of railway to that point from the val
ley in less than two years. 4 briIgi, across
the Willamette at this city. built and own
ed by our citizens. and both roads would
tap this city-and don't you forget it.
Albahy's future is secured if orr people
will but act now.
STessfs. JACKSON s Kalisky beg to ten
der their thanks to the citizens and fire
department, for the aid aud assistance so
cheerfully and kindly rendered them on
the occasion of the fire in their store on
Monday last.
We learn that DIR. Thompson, brother
I1F of -; ,;S
has secured a position on the o. & G.
railroad, and is flow on his way here to
fill it,
We have been flooded with demands for
the REGISTER this week-but then we can
stand 1t.
The matter OF the city printing still
hangs fire.
Among the names mentioned by the
Republicans as probable candidates for
Sheriff, are Ike Conn, of this city; Carp
Sperry, of Brownsville; Messrs Cnsick and
Charlton, of Lebanon; and Powell, of
Albany prairie.
HafTentlen Brothers keep grocery store.
groceries ana provisions is their specially,
and they keep the largest and best variety
ever brought to thfs city. Every thing of
the best quality and brands, at lowest liv-
ing rates.
Considerable sunshine during the week
forcing people out of doors to enjoy the
luxury.
A gentleman from Iowa was in the city
during the front of the week. looking into
the advantages offered here for erecting a
cloth factory. We learn he has concluded
to stay right here.
Er. Harris, of Eugene, arrived in the
city or Wednesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12
srIdwnyvflle notes.
M1pwArv1LIE, March Sd. is

MIDwAYvILI.E, March Sd. 1880.
Ed. REGISTER Dear Sir-Noticing by
a la;e number of tile REGISTER, that you
solicit items from the several neighborhoods
in ON valley. will therefore attempt to
note Il few, as below:
Our school closed about three weeks since,
and On Thursday evening, the 26th of last
month, had grand exhibition at the Hard
rfinn school house. All of the participants
acted well their parts, and all present were
mucfl pleased aud interested. In fact it
was an occasion which afforded great
deal of enjoyment, a,.d will not soon be
forgotten.
Our school meeting came Of the first of
this month resulting in The election of
Mr.. j. s. Dickson Director. and the re-
election OF Mr.. F. Kecblcr AS Clerk for the
term of one year.. The next term of school
will probably begin about the frs: of May.
Intend having a four months run.
The politicians Of this Vicinity will Ger.
t:ifnly remember the '.prinarics'' aud at
tend, and endeavor to do their dilty IN tIat
line. Especially the candidates will be on
iffe nlert, land DONE you forget it, We.
much desire change from Democratic
to Republican victory. as ne do not want
old Linn county TO become entirely bank-
rupt. etc.
We have not done much Ii, fhe way OF
plowing and solving grain :fiis spring.
However. SOME Of the most resol;.te and
anIbitiohs din venture ont ;i,nihg thai s,r-
gv weather, and dil some I,InwiuSt Bit
tie tempestdoiils Mareii. wiiul ARD rain + a
little too rofgll to admit Of such work he
ing do,le TO advantage, consequently are
housed up. en,leavoriEg td survive tiiitil
better weather.
The fall sown grain in this section of the
valley Is doing Very nicely. u, not. tlink
there was s-any Of the fall variety at all in
fired BY ffie freeze hi ftrfs vicinity. We
antieipate fair crop this year.
The good Patrons have rallied and re.
built Harmony Hal, No. %, wi,icl, was 50
bsdly demolished BY the long to be rernens-
bered wind storm of the 9th of Jannars.
Many Of our turner's are taking Of do
Ing considerable work on the rosds.s this
season. We will wait patiently and report
/ when the work Is done. xxx.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-12

Santa Fe, one of the Oldest towns in the
United States, and one of the last to lay by
the cloak of mystery that remoteness con-
tiers, has been reached by the iron steetl,
and is now in close communication with
the great commercial cities of the East.
1t is the present terminus of the Atcbison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, line that
may soon be extended. Ina year or two
a southern route to the East from San
Francisco will be an accomplished fact, and
the journey Hcross will be romantic and
delightful. to say nothing of the prospect
afforded for brisk raittoad competition.