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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-05


Circuit Court adjourned on Monday last
Following is the disposition of cases not
heretofore reported in the REGISTER:
54-L E Blain VS. JAS NJ Perry to re-
cover money. Powell & Biiyeu for plf-
Default anG Judgment.
s5-M Thompson & Co VS. Ell A and e
C Griffin to recover money. Powell &c
Bilyeu for plff. Default as TO Z. c. Grif-
fin; continued as to II. A. Griffin.
56-Orcgonian Railway Co vs. Jas Gee :;
action to appropriate lands. f @ Hughes
&A F Sears for plff. Continued.
57-Ailen s. Lewis vs. JAS Thompson ct
al ; to foreclose mortgage. Decree ac-
cording to complaint.
So Sarah A Mcmahon VS. Jas McMahou;
divorce. Bonham & Ransey tor plff. and
r S Strnh.l Tor def. Continued.
2-H. A. Davis vs. John letters, ct al !;
action to recover money. Powell 81 Bilyeu
for plfI, SraIn & BiIyeu for deits. Dis
missed.
5-Board School Land Commissioners vs.
A. Wiley ct nj. $. luelat aud w. G. III
per for plif. Bonlam & Ramsey, S. A.
L
missed without prejudice to bringing an
other suit.
John w Mckinney VS. L. S.Summers;
suit in equity. Powell, Finn, Blackburn
for plf, Strain, Burnett tor def. Con
tiuued.
l2-John A. Crawford vs. S. II. Rober,s
action to recover money. Strain q Bilyet
for pld, Humphrey 81 Woverton for def
| Continued.
14-Edw D. Lee v.s And j. Lee, 1T al
suit iii equity Conley 81 Baldwin tor pllf
bflyeu for t!etts. Continued.
ls-w l. Vance vs. Farlow Mulkey; con
firmatfon of sale Humphrey 81 Wo!vertot
for plff, Strain S Bilycu for deit. Con
timed.
35-Frank Wood W D SipIson sni
in equity Strain & Bilyeu for ptfi, Pow
ell s. f3iyeu tor deft. Continued.
3S-Trustees Willamette University vs
J Powell; to recover money. Is Moore
for plf, Dolph. Bronaugh. Doph C Simo.
for def. Verdict for plff for $805.
5I-Iohn Kelsey VS. l. ElkiIls; to fore
close mortgage. Weatlerford 81 Black
burn for pin. Judg't for pif by agree
ment for $500.
Oregon VS. Linn Nevins. I-arceney
Sentenced to one year in penitentiary.
Oregon vs. Frank r. Comprehensive
ton. Verdict of guilty-settled by marry
ing the pro scouting witness.
State vs Frank Wheeler mal4s,aughteF
Not guilty.
Oregon vs. Geo. NJ. Gontlman-assaul
with intent to Kill. Not guilty.
Oregon VS. John F. Bearel-se!ling liqno
without license. Plead guilty. and fiae
fifty dollars.
Assignment of a, Peterson TO James X
Wea,herforl. Report confirmed.
Assignment OF j. w. Rector to e. \
raudy. Report confirmed.
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All Ezt..sts of 1.s...nbcr.

We lave for sale at Lebanon and Grass
ridge some 800. .o00 feet of lumber. such as
scantling. ioists. barn timhers, boxing,
fencing. aud other rough lumber. At
lebanon we have superior lot of dry
lumber, consisting of rustic. flooring. etc.
Owing to the late fire. we are offering
this lumber at reduced rates. Address us
at Lebanon. 4sff conn Bios.
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New To-Day.
Noffce.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali whom it
~ may eon"ern that. Oh Thursday. No
vemter I'll. 1850. at the hour of one O'Clock
r. NJ. "A: tile restsiaI. term of the County
CGurt Of Linn county. tile Undersigned will
tender his resignation az administrator de-
honis non OF the resitlnary estate of Dram
kees, deceased. JACOB KEGS,
Nov. ). 1SS0-13uf Administrator.
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At EEfs Kew shop.
FRED WILL1

FRED wILLERT is now established I'm his
new two-sto4'y wagon and blacksmith shop
on Second street opposite s. e. Young,s ware.
house, where he is prepared to do all kinds of
b!acissinifhing. repa iTipg of hacks, wagons.
20 manufacture, hacks and buggies, which III
be sold al the lowest possible figures on reason
able terms. 35vI2n3
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Titus Bros.

Have just received large invoice OF
gold and silver watches and iewelry. of
tie latest designs. Also have for sale the
y Ew HOME sewing machine. manufas-
tnred since the expiration of patents m
sewing machines. and combines the good
qualities of leading machines. Call and
! see. AS
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We are not mp to time with our general
news. but Wen try and pull out next week.
In the mean time continue sending in the
subscriptions.
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Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence Of
the x. B., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is intended, will
give the names of all its ingredients, by affidavit.
The above offers never made before by the pro-
prietor of any other Family Medicine in the world
Many testin0miaIs further informs ation and
full directions for using will be found in the pam.
phlet " Treatise on Diseases of the Blood" in
lich each bottle senciosed Price 81 bottle
%sts. d. RANSOM. SoE & Co., Prop'rs, Buffalo, NY
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DNNTEaT.
r.. II. !

Il. Il. F'sEEE.AND has located I'm
Albany for tte practice of Dentistry.
All work warranted. OGETee I'm Parrish
block. corner First and Ferry SITS. eebi
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EsEe. G. WELLS PRICE,
DENTIST

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany.
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and
reasonable as is consistent with good work
n2anship. nesvl2
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severely Injured .

Last week. during fire on seven mile
bill. near eoll gate at Fish Lake, a tree
fell on Mr.. John Gilliland, injurins him
considerably.
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DIed.

On Monday afternoon, in this eity.
Daisy, Youngest daughter of NJ. and Mrs.
Isaac MeClnng, aged three months, Of
cholera infantum.
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Entertainment by the Erode1phfRn
Society.

Entertainment by the Erode1phfR7
Society.
An eutrrtainment, under the auspices
of the Erodelphian Society OF Albany
Collegiate Institute. will be given at the
College chapel on Tuesday evening.
November 9th. 1880. Admission, 5oe !;
children. 25c. Following is the
PROGRAMME
ladies Cornct Band.
Recitation--MiSs Nellie Frcelant.
Piano Solo-Niiss L. L. Condit.
Vocal Duett-MrS. Chamberlain and Miss
Avery
Reading-Miss A'thnuse.
Song-Miss a. Powell.
Kecitation-M Vesta Mason.
Flute Solo-Dr Price.
Piano Selo-Miss GoItra.
Vocal Duett-Misses Enos and Miller.
Essay--NIiss CASTOR.
Song-AIr. Clement.
Recitation-MiSs Foster.
Piano Soio-Miss Strahan.
Cornet Solo--Mr. Pierce.
Reatling-Mrs. Woiverton.
Decla mation-Mr. Foster.
MuSic--Mr. Allen.
Rcading-Mrs. Sox.
| Song-Miss Piper.
| Recitaton-Nisa Miller.
Soug-Mr. Haffanden.
Ladies' Corlet Band.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-05

BoRN.-To the wife os Perry RAYMOND
ON the Sd inst. daughter--11- poundeI
'Rah for Garfield.
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Llss OF Letters.

Uncall ed tor and remaining in the Pos!
ce IN this city for the week ending
Nov. 4tb, 1880:
Foster, Stephen Mckinney, Mrs E
Cannon, Mrs. James Stephenson. r g 2
Hill, Otis Schooling.
Harrison. n E Sayrs, Christopher r
jackson. Mrs Ii Stephens, Henry
LAYTON. d Stewart. B F
Miller. &c Stetson. Fl
P. H. RAYMOND, P. NJ.
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Notice TO DeEinanenfs.


Notice is hereby given that If delinquent.
10 city taxes and liens on property in the
city Of ALBANY, Linn county. Oregon. are.
not paid within fifteen days from date
aeFeot, that they viii be collected necorfl-
ihg 10 law. The following is a list of the
persoiis from whom taxes are due and the
amounts due, to-wit
Rova Alexander, 81 ST ASsWaterditcLfsoo,- =
+ " D. - 81 81 W Alexander, ~ "a
= Rflx,qa n ~; q; 90 OF ArsS ACarofhers,S5 IS
} w Bell, Sl6 10 is ;so,-aii - Sn 2o
= - y Pr 4oi 2N 9Wn, so % G,ranfe!d $3 67
w = 1,fs atiesy = 64 Lntner Eikins sI4 II
j Fl Campell CO.; . s.,ss- In y, az. ~ ~ %
| - 60 :. ,illis,i % =. : Ohm Foster. IS 81
4 n c;s,sry1 I1 :, ~ 10 20 B \ Freeiand. q II
| Gj.t u.S,,.S9s = 81 =. - A Fox, $3 81
| ~ n Tr,'ss,.S-s .sso.i. 81 ~ Ii ID Cooley, - IL
- % YI teS, - 10 e III Griffin $40 81
| II TI.r,.is - y N - 10 Fred Graf So 10
Df J W Harris, IS p sS aiin1, ~ ~ 4o
! = + !, ~ tI lisM ~. g 23 W 7iIlilafld 81 O5
| NJ m IT.tN4 -. 80 % l. III M03lfanye &4 81
/ Z J;icobs, 50 Is sI,1Tt..t q a. ~, ~, p 10
! s Johns. So % Ne So ~ ~ Ioht 1oo
Ki.Aenda1i, 81 81 Isaac ya,.l, sos =, o. o..
! G. G. Kubn, 81 SO n n o1lss,'nsS a y "a
Dr VIM Lister, SEC Ei,npeI Dr., BIZ - AL 10
= - d.aa ~ s9il: u 70 IcorgePatte son. 90 rs
ye i1S3 81 tti. tt,li. p - y Rankin, = 81
& ~ 9lf55oot' - - tfeorge Richards, 9e 40
t9 es@a9 "a ,1s,s :? - $40 Smith - 81
Henoni Mills. 81 20 u p 9,hurei sI.
MIs 1aeilsatiiot, III 20 Jason Wheeler, - Is
b!ansileiaS M montelh. Sloan, 81 TS
q w Walker, g G2 Frank Woods &43 81
q w Young. S12 % II Weed. 81 25
$40 80 John AIc4AIister q 10
az; r. nrder s o. o. TIE CITY Council, made on the
lZth Gay OF october, 1880 j. L. HALTER,
Albany, Or Oct Is, 1885, AAeooAoef-
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- 1.o @ %

will be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu-
ally agreed upon for every certificate this edi-
sine published by US which is not genuine.
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b. order of the City Council made IN the
18TH day OF October, 1880. j. l.. HALTER
City Recorder
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BY order of the Court the voting place
was changed from South to North Browns
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

DIFFICULTY IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
At about o'clock yesterday, dispute
arose between one Lee Myer Of Indiana, in
jail for practicing the confidence game and
Maurice Howard OF Tennessee, in jail from
Mound City, Pulaski county, charged with
murder, and here for safe keeping, The
dispute was about their respective states
and statesmen. Before many words passed
Lee jumped from his bunk, razor in hand
and Immediately inflicted five wounds on
Towards head, two OF the wounds are very
severe, scvcring several arteries. Drs, Sull,
vanand Marron dressed the wounds and with
great skill and science; took up the several
arteries and left the patient as comfortable
as it was possible to make him under the
circumstances.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
LOOK HERE, GIRLS.

An APPARENT TRICK ~ THE MATRIMONIAL
Way.
The columns OF the Cincinnati ENQUIRE
contain two advertisement, that we pub.
IlSh free gratis for the benefit or--.thoSe WHO
choose to be benefited thereby. Anderson
Brown says
CARMI, H., Jan 20, 1880. A Wife
Nantcd--By Anderson j. Brown, of the
firm of Catin & Brown, Carmi, White
county, H. Want some good country girl,
that knows how TO do homework Have
been hiring, and have come TO the conclu-
Sion II would be cheaper to marry. am
thirty years old, and orr business Is such
that We feel confident that if any of the
readers Of the Enquirer wants 10 marry we
can make her happy Ic there is any OF
the young ladies' that read this want 10
marry, they will address Anderson Brown.
CaTmi, White county ILL.,
And this from Ca,Iin:
CARML H., Jan 20, lSSO.-W Wanted
"iir, by James Cl,lin, Of the firm of Catin
~ Brown, Carmi H.; aged twenty eight
years. Want good Girl that can oversee
houScwork. II any Of the young lady
readers OF the good old Enquirer wish to
marry man Of my age and in u flourish.
ing business they will obhgn their mo,r
humble servant hy addressing James Cat
lin, Carml, White county, Ill.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
MARDl GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS

The old Reliable Great Jackson Route
will sell tickets over their line to attend the
Mardi GraS festivities at New Orleans, for
one fare, $3.50, the round trip, The sale
OF tickets will commence from train Leaving
Cairo Wednesday, February 4th, at 5 am,
and close with the train leaving Cairo o, g
am, Monday, February 9th, They will
be good to return TO and including SUNDAY
February 18Th, 1880.
j. II, JOSGs, +. Cu,Nmrp
Ticket Ae't, Caro, GenI Pas, Aot
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07

Notice l. hereby given shat viii beat iha follow
ing named places ~ he time DrlOH
stated or the ptrpo-r of collecting The
Revenue OF \leAudcr County, Illinois,
wanting 20 save the penalty vi one per cent, pee
soslh Will take advantage Of the collectors yIsil.
"A Indicated below ana pay their rNcs Ia tbglr own
precincts.
Al store house q, Durham A. Cauble Ia town
VI Elco N ll02lcNoOd precinct on WedursGuy
JhaUary tlst, a, u 1880,
At The store house Of Henry Iiuu.acker. Ia ,oNn
oi sandusky, IN sandusky prrrlurL Oh VhWshiN
January 22nd. \. u 1891
A, st0rr hUusc Of u. Y CU-tl-, Va lownol liuduc.
rsrk in Unity precinct, on Friday, Jsounry Gifd.
a. u 'SH
At btore house OF Hodges 4 Martin ~ Gcccd
Ridge station, IN Beech Ridg, precinct IN sniur.
day January ?uii, u 1870.
Al store house Ot Il, 4. hdmcrsun, w town vi
Vast Cape elrsrdrur Ia bHsl Cape GirOricNu
precinct on Monday JsuUall 9TH, 4 ID issg,
Al store h0isc oi hiuull'N n co.. In tOAn vi
clear Creek, 10 clear Creek precinct op Tuesday
lsuUAty Gth, A, u, 1870
A. -Ore house OF u + BrOwu & bro w town Vi
Thcbgs, IN Ihrhes precinct nn Wednesday JSu
uary 18TH, A, D 1851
AZ store house oi A. II ireland In town VI Santa
We, Ia saoln Fe precinct on TbuRdUN January
10Th, 4, y. 1881.
A, store hou.e OF Jas u huIchay, In ,own Of
Commercial Point, IN Goose Island precinct uu
Friday, January 3Oth A y, 1890.
~ The residence Of Nicholas llunsHckcg, 10 LAX,
hlpun precinct on SATURDAY., January 3i.L A, y
JyyO
A. Store ~ Prtgrsaup, IN First Cairo precinct on
HOsdU, February md A, u 1870
Al the otice Oi N ]. iloslcy, ird estate agent Va
second Cairo pfecihct, 81 Tupsd6r. Fobrunt, ifd
u 1870
Al siOrc bouse Of Patrick Fitzgerald ON roy,,c, al
itih street and Commercial Avenue, 10 Third Cairo
preoinct, Uu Wodnepdgr, February An, A.D 1850
At store house Of EfncHt Il. Petit IN Fltlh Cairo
precipcl, On ThursdsA, February IN a " 1850
Al Ia. ~. ffsi. 4.
iss sih 10 aNb dAye 0f EeIfuers, a, Il, ibS0
JOHN uODUkS,
Sheriff and Collector Of Alesaa11 Co. ~,
Dsics .hia, Cairo, lls. Jsn 10, ,Sss u
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
CARD OF THANKS FROM JACK
LALLN

wish to tender my heartfelt thanks to
Drs. Parker for the manner in which they
conducted me through my latr severe pros
trstions. To their close attention TO me;
their skiliiuI treatment Of my wounds, and
the patience with which they performed
all their duties is due my speedy recovery,
| checrlully recommend them to all
who may be 80 unfortunate AZ 60 need Che
services Of a physicisn or surgeon, who il
gentlemanly, learned in his profession, attcn
tive to bis patients and reasonable 10 his
charges JACK LALlX
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
THE CHEAPEST PLACE

10 90 for boots and shoes either to have
them made to order or buy ready made. is
at {. Kochs, Commercial avenue between
Filth and Sixth streets He bought his
stock of boots and shoes, leather and find,
ings before the late rise, and will give the
public the benetit by selling at the old
prices. DO not fail to call when in need Of
goods in his line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
COAL, NOTICE.

All orders for coal after this date, should
he accompanied br cash, and will be
filled by the wcighrr, from the Illinois
Central yard on Fourteenth street. Coal will
he delivered at reasonable price, to any
team. and purchasers should see that
wcighcr'S certificate accompanies each
load, CAlEo Cry toAL Go.
FEBRUARY 3rd, 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
HOW WILL. THIS DO

Five ID Note Heads rs low rs ~ per 900,
Ten ID Letter Heads rs low as S3 rs per
900
Imperial Bill Heads "a low as $2 per
| 900.
Bills lAding as low MS ~ 80 per 900,
Envelops and printing 81 90 to ~ 80
per 900.
At TuE BuLhGrlN Job Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

--JsiIer Cane has only two prisoners il
the city Jail
Mr.. l., ii, Myers, it is rumored, ha
office" in his eye.
The arrivals at the ST. Charles hotc
have been quite large lately.
Mr. {. w. Dunitcr, of the Charleston
Sentinel called upon. Us yesterday.
The Commonwealth was at our wharf
yesterday, loaded down to the waters edge.
The audience which greeted Dan Rice
at Shawneetown the other night was
small.
The colored people had noisy aud
enjoyable dance in the Pilot uousc last
night.
) MI Richard Fitzgerald has made Us a
very economical and AZ the same time eli
cicnt coroner
D. &. Philips and laughter, also Dr.
RS, Lord of Springfield, were At The st.
Charles yesterday.
DR. Nowatncy was in the city yeStcr-
day on business connected with his exten-
Siye farming interests
The man who on \ day like yesterday
could ill this page with local news is
supcrhuman and don't live.
Superintendent German is at work
laying the sewer pipes on Washington be.
tween Eleventh AMI Twelfth streets.
Mr. Phillip Helm is 4, present very &c.
ccpmbIy filing the position Of barkceper
for Mr.. Nat Prouiy, Mrs. Pruuty i. absent
10 New Orleans
One Of our saloon keepers, for calling
a coIored gentleman wicked names, was
yesterday lined i've dollars and costs by jus.
ticc Robinson.
The Reform Clubs meeting was very
fairly attended last night, and nutEth-
Standing that Dir Clark, who had been ad-
yertjSed to speak, did not appear, the crowd
vas well ent"rt0incd
Squire Comiugs had no cases yesterday
he understand, chess PLAYING about "a well
as anything and spends much Of his time,
these du! days, with the chess board.
The Stcarocr Champion leaves ST.
Louis to-day At noon for Cairo. She will
not make regular trips mp The Cumberland
river 20 Nashville. the water beng too low
M Henry Buihan ha, gwen up his /.
saloon which l,c formerly conducted in con
nccton with hi, factory at the corner IT |.
Fourth and Commercial ilcnryIs making
money enough without the aid OF a.liuon, |
Rev Whitaker contemplated leaving
this city for NV Orleans this morning. |
His recovery from his late serious illness
Ia. been QUIT. rapid aud although ne is
not set wholly recovered he hopes soon
10 be SO. We hope he may be benefited
hy IN, ri, b., -. r...n,, r;,..
o.,
w va 80 : N'''N ''' "a
= ,''''"' wa '''''' '''' SUM
,'~'S'',''" w ~, ''"''' 'o''n'"" witch
Wv, . ,'"'"' w. Wv ",'' ''''' VI" P'''e M
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..;, .io,,.,,ioa,na, ''' ''''',
''N "'"''' 'a' p''" VET! "n'"''''o'r
:" Wv " >'', o''''' some o' '"c principal
''"''', III '''' Guy '''''n "'"o''uE 'hcm
'"'''' .''', '@' '''' u y '''o 'na' "ho'' car
'o"'' 'P'''c" "o 'n' u mus OF southern ana
caster" "e"''N' bo' N" also affected
inc '"u'herA vegetable market The PEG
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'''''' NV '','''''''' '''''' ''''''''' Wv '''
'''' WV '''''''
''''%FNPo ana 'e'phohe wares are %
numerous /" 'N' streets o' Chicago that the
IRE department NnuS II very dilllcult e.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
IlARpERS PERIODICALS,

HARptR'S MAGAZINE One enr.....,...,S %
HARpER'> WEEKLY. .,.,,,..,m
HtRPER'S Bazaar. ~ A m
The THREE above named publications., One
'tnr ''"'''"' '',,,,....,, ,,,t,,,....,....lO %
Any TWO Nbovc'named, one Ycar........ ,.. 40
HAErKR'S YOUNG PEOPLE, one Year. 30
Postage Free TO all subscribers in the Jni,oJ
States or Canada,
ThchnnnNl Volumes OF UNIpEr's BAZAAR, IN neat
cloth binding, will be sent b. mnil, postage maid
or D' cNprtSs Tree OF expense provided the freight
does not exceed one dollar per vOlumo) for NJ ~
each complete Set, comprising Twelve Vol
umes' sent on receipt OF cash At the rate of 81 " p0r
volume freight ~ expense oFpurchasor,
Cloth Nascs for each volume, suitable for binding,
eaCh,
Rrihittcnccs shouid be made by post. O(Hrr
Money Onieror DrDn, 10 avoid chance OF Iona
Newspapers are not 10 coby this advertise meat
wlthont the express order OF UARPsa " iIDOrtiKrs
Address nABpRR 81 DaoTHEla, New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-07
1880.
HAMPERS BAZAAR.
iI.l.ISrIt.A'rICD.

lhie popular periodical IL pre- cmnrntly jour.
nal for the ho'isohOld.
Every Number Nrni,hrs the latest Information
IN regard 10 Fashion in dress and ornament the
newest and most approved patterns. with descyipt
i've articles derived from authentic aud originNl
sources; while II. stories. pOrms, and Esan,s on
Social n'd nomc-,ic Topics, give variety 10 ia
cOlMMms ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07

Governor lost tho eye ofsxio Senator
speaking, tho grave Senator's looked
to tho door, and the serg aant-at-arlns
and doorkeepers hustled around for
seats. The Senate involuntarily took
recess for minute or two until tho
school had filed in, aud then It gravely
resumed work. The writer at first
thought be would be ablc to detect
who were widowers and bachelors I'm
that body as the ladies' walked III; but
truth compels him to say tho married
mon looked too, and looked lust az
1ntentiy as anyone else, if not more so.
Married men, even if they arc Soma
tors, will look at tho girls. Among
the young ladies were Misses Rosa
Connor, Sallio Crawford, Mamie
Croight, Jennie Boag and Susie Hall
from Fairfield. They were looking
well, and Mr.. Jones gavo good re-
ports of them. They expressed thenl~
selves rs woll pleased, but were look
ing for the Christmas holidays and for
the good things at homo.
But this has already spun out to too
great length. Suffice 1t to say, tho
Editor got back safe to Winnsboro on
Saturday night, 80 well pleased that he
intends to 60 again ere long.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-07
Memorial Of the Columbia Board of
Trade.

The Columbia Board of Trade has
petitioned the Legislature to make the
Railroad Commissioner State officer,
whose salary shall be paid from tho
treasury in like manner as that of 9TH
or State officials. BY way Of reim-
bursemcnt they recommend that the
railroads be taxed not, as now, OIL tho
average rate of construction per mile,
but upon their real estate and gross
earnings. BY the present system tho
Spartanburg and Union Road pays at
tho same rate as tho South Carolina
and the Charlotte, Columbia and All
gusta Railroads, while its earnings
bear no comparison to those Of either
Of the others.
AS citizens desiring the best inter-
csts of all the people they ask for such
legislation rs will enable The Comn,is-
sioner to act with authority, prompt
ness and that Independence that will
insure the enforcement Of his orders
and add to the efficiency OF his depart
ment. In evidence Of what thc Com
missioner has already accomplished
tho memorial points to The rr,luccd
rates on tho Charlotte, Con.nln and
Augusta Railroad, and 10 tha abolition
Of the determinations practiscd against
portions Of the State a few years ago.
Still the charges arc excessive. The
freight IN cotton from Ncwbcrry to
Columbia is dolarand half bale,
whereas it should be dollar. Rates
on tho South Carolina and Spartan
burg and Union Roads are still higher.
The consequence is that produce has
to scck distant markets instead Of be-
ing sold near at home.
1t is easy to sec that the small tax
that might be necessary to pay the
Commissioners would be repaid ;cniold
in reduced rates, but it is neither
probable nor possible that extra taxa
ton will be demanded, as the system
Of railroad taxation herein recommend
ed would realize more money as well
as conform to tho principle of equal
taxation.
This is q brief synopsis of the
memorial, which is quito a strong one
and demands respectful attention. The
Legislature will certainly take the
matter into careful consideration.