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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-10
DOURBUYER AGAININMAHRlr
GREAT DECLINE ~ DRESS coon,
SYCLE BROTHER.
LARGE LOTS JUST OPENED At Fifty ,.\r,
Oh TIE DOLLAR.

We show an The LATEST NOVrLTIF~ I jag.
Ll~U. fRtNtH, and ANtRll,N u.f.,
GOOD, BROCApED SILKS. RROt,pl1
! SATIN. aud Satin nF LION.
| BLACK SILKS reduced from : i7J Pep 81 p,r...L
/ In BLACK CASIINtEi~ We show f'r d . b
stock his side of New iora, A. piice. SON Il
help from hUyng
We have just rcccvpIs large imc OF / tulr,
U1NTtkS ant JN'krI~.
! $50 CLOAkS adder o. our dlr' adv large .'....
former prizes;
Iarg" line OF LACF~ of every dc.cuon,u.
5000 iair Hos T. addtI in our assortment
We hne ~ fee" more lrft Of up-, tiif }P
We have made ,r-e additions 10 our stock .r .. "a.
800 LtDIE,' NLRINO VESTS reduced trom 1-..
90 5Oc.:
Cd ULSTER cLoTII reduced from %5ioSga5:
HANDSOME sCOItn PLAID, r'lucci ffru --,
ENGLISH DRtss GOOD, reduced from De-. o.
CAMFL,UAIR sicKlNGs u 90 ,bc h,,., ..,...
Wool DE BAGE at ljc.-lormer p.l.,, .-e.
We also show fui line ~ Isle lnI KID
GLOVES ri reduced prices.
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES o spfcil.iy.
500 COtSE1S lo be- Sold very 81. lu.
Large ADDITIONS made 10 our >uliiNG ClnIIr
"A WHl1EFLt MEL reduced from 6ic.t.f7
PLAID FLANNEL at 25c. sold generally o. (. ...
300 NEW SHAWI~ very cheap;
4 fine line " GASeINERF~
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS ju,i ol,uDIl.
prices much b, low 'hpir y,lue.
Also. fun Tine at RUGS and WINDOW. ~UAlI-.
and one thou-and other article, 600 Hum,- p
mention.
our bnslncs. being conducted nnd.r ,u.. ~.
pcnsc, and buying our goods md. G every at .f.ta.
SI(Lt BROIiil~.
no 1'cod 81 Broad efrrt.
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A NNUAL MEETING.
[ NNUAL MEETING.

Ibe ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
BURG And POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Will be held al The Office OF the company. IN the city
OF Riehmond, on WEDNESDAY the 18th of No
yember 1850, at IL o'clock NJ.
DO Std u. WINSTON, Secretary.
NOTlCE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GHEsA-
PEAkE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the Ollie. Of the company on WEDNESDAY, No
vember 10sh. al ~ NJ. W. E. SMITH.
oc 2l-tN0ylO kecretary
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 9Th instant, a. the residence or
the brides ather. Richard ii. C0tIrc, ny The Rev
DIR. IL. NcDona d, W. ID. DINGUfD, Of Lynchbnrg,
Va, 10 Mss NORA A. COTTRELn, OF Richmond
Va.
Lynchburg papers please COPY.
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DRESS GooDSi DRESS GOODS,

Everything from a FIVE.CENT CALICO I'D 10
The RICHEST VELV VETS, SILKS, aud
SATINS;
FANCY RIBBONS at l5c. per yard, real value
25c
FANCY RIBBONS at 25c. per yard real value
45c;
FANCY RIBBONS at soc. per ward, real value
Soc.
FANCY RIBBONS at 35c. per yard, real value
soc:
FANCY RIBBONS at 60c per ward. real value 81
ELEGANT SASHES at 1925 worth SO;
BLACK CASIIMERkS from l5c. per yard up to
$3.50;
LANB'S- WOOL and MERINO DRAWERS for
MEN, WOMEN. and CHILDREN.
Remember, that LEVY BROTHERS carry a
larger stock than any other house In this State SO
are The betler enabled TO supply Your wants.
NOS LEVY BROTHERS,
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III col BROAD STREET. GO3.
TWO STORESIN ONE!
TWO STOCKS IN ONE!
JULIUS MEYER & son,
COL AND 603 BROAD STREET.
having purchased the large and commodious store
formerly occupied by Thalhimer Brothers aud con-
denSed the same with their old stand next door, No.
COB, will conduct the
TWO STORES AS ONE.
Having increased facilities, they will carry
LARGER STOCK,
and continue to sell them as heretofore, at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Their increased facilities for purchasing VIII en-
able them 10 offer goOds low they be bought
In any city. They are exhibiting a large and
handsome line Of
DRESS GOODS,
including all the latest novelties.
BLUE-FLANNEL sUITGNGs. BROCADEs, &C.
BLACK and COLURED SILKS;
sATINS, SATIN DE LYONS;
vELVErs aud vELvETEENS;
PLAIN and CAMEL'S HAIR sACKINGs and |
ULSTER CLOTHS;
A full line of MOURNING GOODS at special low |
prices;
HOSIERY IN immense variety;
ALL-WOOL and MERINO UNDERWEAR, for
ladies, gentlemen, and children;
PLAIN and BEADED GIMPs, PRINCES, and
CLOAK ORNAMENTS;
The largest and best line Of CORsETS in The city;
QUILTS, aud BLANKETS OF ali kinds:
4 full line Of their celebrated MARGUERITE
KID GLOVE at 81.
Also, an immense line Of CLOAKs aud DOLlIANS
of new and haudsome designs, on which they
guarantee lower prices than they can be bought
elsewhere.
Before purchasing be sure 10 call at
oc 3l-eod col AND 500 BROAD STREET.
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SPECIAL NWrsCY~.

SPECIAL NWrpCY~.
III BEAR IN MIND
THALHIMER BROTHERS
HAVE REMOVED
FROM THE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
NEW AND ELEGANTLY-FURNIsH sTANL
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WHERE, WITH THEIR
SPLENDID FACILITIES AND LARGE STOCK
OF NEW GOODS,
they are enabled to offer
ATTRACTIONS AND INDUCEMENTS
sufficient TO make It to the interest of purchasers to
CALL UPON THEM.
In addition to many other improvements already
mentioned, whereby
SILKS AND BLACK GOODS
can be shown under the
sOFTEST AND BRIGHTEST LIGHT.
they have ust furnished
BEAUTIFUL CLOAK-ROOM,
where ladies can try on
sACQURs AND D0LMANs
without being disturbed by other purchasers.
Having received their third supply Of
NEW GOODS,
they are now prepared to offer an assortment of
FINE SILKS,
PLAIDS, BROCADEs, sATINs,
MOURNING GOODS,
sACKINGS AND CLOAKINGs,
EQUAL TO ANY
That has been offered in this market and at prices
70 cOmpcte with the largest retail stores In the
country.
This season they arc making a specially of
BLACK AND COLORED SILK yELvETs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
and
CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
nd will also constantly keep up their large assort-
ment of
'ASsIMERES. HOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS,
AND DOMEsTICs,
trough which means they expect to be abe to
etain their large country patronage.
THALHlMER BROTHERS,
j0l Broad street.
p. S.-FOr the liberal patronage bestowed on rs
lring our past cIreor, and for the additional
ndness Of our frienGs during our opening week,
e desire to express our most sincere thanks.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
no 7-Su.W&Sa
q THE GREAT DRY-GOODS STORE.
HE ONE WHICH OCCUPIES MORE SPACE
THAN ANY OTHER IN THIS STATE.
IIREE FLOORS, 80 BY $50 FEET, LOADED
WITH GOODS.
LARGER ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT THAN CAN BE FOUND
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VI EtTINGS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS [TA
~ OF JEFFERSON LODGE, No. SLseNA
%, X. OF P..-Attend a regular conven- ri y n
lion THIS "wednesday LVENING. No. w ]-1sJ
yrmber 10, 1880 al your Castle (WiIkiu- NNS>J
s0n's) Hall. Ninth street. at 7:30 SiET
O'Clock. The pages aud esguIres waiting for ad.
vancsnent are requested to present themselves al
this meeting
ny order Of the &. G. j. X. LANKIN,
no HOLLIS Keeper Of Records and seal
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We show the largest, best assortment, and Cheap-
est stock In the city. Twenty thousand wards of
HAMBURG EDGINGS and lNSERTINGs from
4c; 10 sl;5Q per yarrdi See our TUSCAN NAL
GUkDOC. RUSSIAN, SAXONY. CASHMERE.
YAK, DUCHESS, SMYRNA. BRETON NE,
POINT l. ERNE. BALMORAL. POINT
GAUZE, VALE NCIENN 5, and SPANISH
LACES.
1000 wards of CHECK NAINSOOK MUSLINS
suitable for Wrappers, Dressing Sacques
Aprons, &C. at 25c. per yard, real value SOC
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA BUCK
VIII AT,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
SALT SALMON,
CRANBERRIEs CAPE CODL
80 varieties FANCY CRACKERS
ALbENARLE HONEY,
BONELESS GOLDFISH,
HECKER'S PREPARED FLOUR,
WHlTMAN'S INSTANTANEOUS CHoCOL ATE
at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
Zoe 29l
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CARPETS :

Having largely increased our stock. we now dis
play on he second floor The largest assortment ever
offered in this city. Having purchased our stock
since the last great decline In prices. offer extra
ordinary inducements In this line. Also, large
assortment Of OlL-CLOTIlS and RUGS.
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Let Us Have reacc.

Here l. dreadful omen! A "Tilder
club" in Pitts burgh dominates our distin.
guisbed townsman Mr.. Tilden for the presi.
dcncy in 1884, and proposes ga vigorous
campaigs."
This almost amounts to q breach OF the
peace-to melting a breach OF the peace AT
least. We are human. We cannot live
forever. We must have some rest. Eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-four is four years
off. And what may not happen in four
years.
We have gone through one canyass-a
fearful canvass. We feel a. If we had been
six months in an iron foundry. The ham,
meriug, the changing, the noise the fire and
fame and smoke have left our nerves in a
tension. To begin new canvass at once,
even for a gentlemen as illu,trious as Mr..
Tiden, is appalling.
Let us have two or three years OF Garfield
| first and see! Eighteen hundred and
eigbty-four will take care OF itself. and we
trust that Mr.. Tilden will then have the
health, wisdom, and energy necessary not
alone for one campaign, but for dozen
campaigns- Netc York Herdtd, yesterday.
Secretary Sherman writes TO j. NJ. Dali
zelI, Caldwell, Ohio, under date of Wash
ington, November 5tb, as follows: {" | pre-
fer TO do precisely rs you recommend
await the judgment OF the General Assem-
bly, OF Ohio, unbiased by any expression Of
my wish in the matter referred to. do not
know what is the desire OF General Garfield,
but can see that my election ITO The SEN
ale] might relieve him from embarrassment
and free to do as he thinks best in the for
nation Of his Cabinet"
On Sunday the DIST instant Bishop Fee
han. Of Nashville, who was recently APP
pointed Archbishop OF Chicago, will be duly
invested in bis new charge, and the occasion
will be celebrated by the Roman Catholics
Of that city by a ponlilical high mass at the
Cathedral OF the Holy Name.
General Grant has rented the palatial resi-
dence OF ex-senator jerome b. Cb1tfec, on
4 iIty-SCcODd street, New York, and will
make his home there. Mr.. and Mrs. L. :.
Grant, Jr.. will reside with the eX-Presi- |
dent upon their return from "A trip OF seve-
raj weeks duration in the West.
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I offer good-,ile genuine "fLOEtN'
BRUSH, either white OF dafk Dustc, fof 5u..
Ihayea 10, Of genuine MGEEsCHArME""i,
slightly lawod. atFI
l have a small aud caretlry-,e'oct,d .o, .. "...'
EYEGLASSES In Leather, N,.,,'. and b,r},
below The regular retail price.
We viii DO our best 10 please you'll, Nlea i-..'..1
Of FANCY GOODS, You vii cal 40
STEVEN.
oc3I sos BROAD ,Ittsh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRILLIANT OPENING
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
or VARIOUS BARGAINS ADDED
TO OUR STOCK.

THOUSANDS or VARIOUS BARGAINS ADDED
TO OUR STOCK.
NOTE THE GREAT REDUCTIONS.
81 CASES OF FRESH AND DESTRA b. GOODS
WILL BE ADDED TO OUR STOCK
ON MONDAY.
WE HAVE NEVER HERETOFORE BEEN EN-.
ABLED TO MAKE SUCH OFFERINGS.
From Lupin's closing sale Of MOURNING GOODS
we offer
20 pieces 40-Inch ALL-wOOL GRAPE MONTE at
Csc, market value OF which IS 81 a yard;
10 pieces 4 ~-inch ALL-WOOL HUJACK GRAPE
CLOTH al sI.22, The agents price of Will Ia vas
1855;
10 pieces 4s-inch PARIS GRAPE CLOTH at 95c..
the same goods we have formerly sold at Al so !;
Extra bargains In NUNS CLOTH, CAMEL'S-
HAIR, SHUDAS, BROCADED CAsIiMERES,
and other MOURNING GOODS;
We shall also offer some rare bargains in ALL
WOOL BLACK CASHMERE, the prices Of
witch will be better appreciated when shown
over our counters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-10

ECHANICS' BUILDING COMPANY
4fl No. 2.-The members Of the above COMPANY
are requested To ~ end called meeting of he
Dlny To he held THIS (Wtduesda.1 EVENING NJ \
O'Clock al ThOn's Hall. Seventeenth ana Nam
streets. The balance due the members will be paid
al This meeting. JOHN A. KRATZ
10. IL Secr,f.rv
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We have opened department IN our wen. lighted
basemen, for The sa of BLANKETS. We now
show CRIB; CRADlt-, BED, HORSE, and
prices.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION. GUARD OF THEN
"A COMMONWEALTH "A tend a meeting OF n
YOUR com pany NJ 81 O'Clock r. NJ TO-DAY, IN t
InI-orets uniform. Bu.iness Of importance de- N
OF Captain II. l.. sPoTsw0oD
no l0-lt w. l.. DAVIS, O. r.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET q
~ ING OF THE SrOCKHOI DtRS NY
The MASONIC-IFMPLE ASSOCIATION w
Of VIRGINIA will be held at ST. Adams Hall on
THURSDAY he 18Th in -tant al O'Clock j. NJ
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS,
10 I'll SpCrpTarv
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A NNUAL MEETING.

~
BOf DTRS of THE RTCHMON -, FREDE
RlLkSBuRG AND MAC AND RICH
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CON-
NECTiON COMPANY will De held at The Office OF
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
ROAD Company. Ia the city Of Richmond, on WE'D
NE>DAY the 24th oil November. 1880. at IL
O'Clock M j. B. WINSTON,
no l0-dtd Secretarv
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~ DREss.TRMMINGs AND IN.

SItRi.
BLACK aud COIORFD FRINGF~ ~ IlI lIlIs.
GIMPN, Spike. tOED~. TA~StI.~. = .INEI-.
PLU~HE>. SILKS, SATGNS, EIBBuN~. LAtl-.
&C.. a. lower url"ts than any house in the c.l.
BUTTONS a. extremely low prices.
a full line Of HUSlEEl-blTgtius.
The bel aud cheapest kINtGIONF~
The pr't'ics' GOLD-FIATED JEWFIEY.
The neaic.t JET aud g. AENEI JtWElE}.
Bargains u HANiBt RbS. tDR~E1S. 1ORtnON
LACE, &c c,at HUIZLtR gKO1lltE~.
no IyJ broad .fri..f.
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DOCK AND JOB WORN NEATLYEx,
11 ECuTrD AZ THE DIsPATCH PRINTING
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GROCERIES AND IIoUORs.

DOR SALE, FOUR DOZEN BOTTLES
OF StRClAL MADEIRA WINE, which |
imported FOR my own use. II has been bottled for
fortN years and fr. kdwi rds, the yhtntr who sold
10 me, told me II wss thea twenty years Old. APP
ply AT 6l3 east Main street. no 9-3lk
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

- T + V f. y $,
5O5 BROAD STREET
offer for sale some twenty STYLES Of The eel, rated
"ARTHUR LEE" POCKsT-KNIyH,.
The lot IS a bi OF samples, bought II ;5.-j p- b.,
when the regular goods are worth - p.r 1.
aud they are marked corresponJiugy low. Il,y
are all fine goods. with sunk BLADES, aIA
Shell, Ivory, Pearl and stag Handles. Tare ;4-
terms Save Scissor blades. They ran Do pnc. aal
s5c. to sl.50, aud any wanting dne knife via d,
well TO look at This lot.
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rs THE GREAT DRY-GOODS STORE.
THE ONE WHICH OCCUPIES MORE SPACE
THAN ANY OTHER IN THIS STATE.
THREE FLOORS, 80 BY $50 FEET LOADED
WITH GOODS.
A LARGER ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT THAN CAN BE FOUND
ELSEWHERE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-24
Book Keeping.

leaves me unoccupied part of the time, intend
to open an office for keeping business books,
single or double entry, correcting, commencing
or closing upthe same, settling up business for
others, correspondence, making out Of bills or
documents, or any kind of business can attend
besides my official duty.
Anybody wishing to procure help as herein
mentioned will please call on me. Everything
undertaken warranted to be done prompt and
correct
CHARLES ARNOLD.
Office Postoffice Building. lows
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both at
npetiion 81
Goods before elsewhere. KOERNER
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HALL s
BAL. s {
Observation-Disclosures

eHes Colds, Pneumonia. b.
iAfhma, Group, Whoorin~ G
oh diseases of the tsraat.i -
Aco0theS and heals taa fIHA
~ Lungs, iRfIamed aa1
In disease, and prcvenjs
sweats and tightness acI'ass.
shjeh accompany 1t. CGsN.
an0t an incurabEe maiS;i4
aseessary to have The risip
<nd HALLS RAf.SaRf l.
MONT DESPAIR GF ~
Ais benign specific W.
%ssen though prOfessiHa~ al;
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm known rs the Schoonover farm situa-
ted in the town OF Pennington. Jefferson county
Wis, within "a miles Of Johnson's Creek and S
miles south OF city of WATERFOWL containing SO
acres, ten acres Of which is timbered land, ten
acres pasture fifteen acres of meadow and the
balance pillow land There LIS good frame house
Also the stock and farming utensils on the place
Vii be sold. Part of the farm or the whole OF
WI be sold To suit parties. The above proper
]! VIII oe offered for sslest public auction on the
2d day u March 1890, if moi previously disposed
scHOoEOvER
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-03-24
Still in the Filed.

FORTY years Practical Surveyor 80 years in
this city, familiar with every grade, street. lot,
mound and monument; will warrant all work
to my care. To those who are able to
pay, reasonable charges will be made. TO those
who cannot, my services are offered gratituously
Residence North avenue 9th ward, place of bust
ness in the field.
j. PRENTICE,
Deputy County Surveyor ex city Engineer.
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The Daily inter Ocean.
AN EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT

Has been added to this edition of
the paper, and is very highly spoken
by the School Superintendent and
Teachers. 1t is intended to fill
want long felt by persons interested
in our Schools.
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FOR SALE.

Una win purchase one of the most pleasant
iesuf1table homes in the city containing :L
ssMfan bearing fruit trees, also ~ acres OF
@os3sss acre of Raspberries, Is 6cre o
m~ In good cultivation. The fruit alone if
@E " cultivated and cared for will pay ten
= "a. .en the investment; good and conye-
q -xxI3dings. For further particulars enquire
HWsY1etor Oh the premises. North avenue
s4Sl. Hatertown.
= +. PRENfICE
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w. ID. PARKER,
Watertown, WIS, Nov. LIST, 1874 4In3
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Short Horn Cattle.

B. C. Matteson, proprietor of the well known
Rosendale Herd of Short Horns, will sell at pub
day of February, 1880, As head Of his Thorough
bred Animals consisting of 80 females and Is
young bulls
All females of suitable age will produce calves
in the Spring following. This will give those
who desire to improve their stock an opportuni-
ty to do so. Send for Catalogue.
B. C. MATTESON.
Rosendale, Wis
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-04
ShcrIR's sale.
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon fol
the county Of Linn.
Charles o. Barnes, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon for
the county OF Linn.
Charles o. Barnes, Plaintiff,
NJ v. Brown, Eta Brown his wife. I. r..
Mooree administrator, and Sarah W. Stinson, +,
deceased, c. II. Stewart. J. II. Wolford 4 e.
wolHord, partners. doing business under the
hrrn-name of J. NJ. WOlford L. Wolford, De-
NY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FoRECLo
ID sure in the above named Court IN the above
entitled snit, and an execution and order OF
sale issued in pursuance thereof, to me direct
ed and delivered. haze levied upon the mort:
gagged premises described in said execution and
decree and order of sale as follows. to-Wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner OF Olock
No. 50, in the city of Albany, in Linn county,
Oregon. and running thence south izo Ieet'
thence west 1872 feet to the place of beginning,
and
Saturday. the 12th day of June. A. D. 1880.
at the Court House door in the city of Albany.
Linn county. Oregon, at the hour of one O'Clock
P. NJ / viii: sell the hereinbefore described real
property at public auction. for cash In hands 10
| the highest bidder. the proceeds OF sale to oe
applied as provided in said decree, as follows
SS6 so, and accruinR costs second. TO the pay
nent to the plaintiff. Charles 0. Barnes. the
| sum OF - 5S3 50. and the further sum OF $16o
| the rate of ten per cent. per annum frofn this
| Afh day of May. 1880; third. TO the payment fs
| the defendants, J. NJ. Wolford 4 4. Wolford
partners. doing business under the firm-naln'
! S202 As and the oyerplus II any there be: TO b.
nail to the defendants. n. Y. Brown and Eth
Dated this 18th day of May. lseossxla
Sheriff Linn Cotinty, oregon.
By GEO. HUMPHREY, Deputy.
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BRowNsvfLLE; Or. June I'd, 1880.
ED. REGISTER From all quarters of
this section :he farmers say the grain Is
looking unusually well. aud the prospects
for an abundant harvest was never better.
The interest in the Blue Ribbon Club
here is still very great. and much good Is
being done Ia he CaUse OF temperance by
it.
Last Monday the various candidates for
county Offices paid this place visit, and had
a full house many ladies being In atten-
dance. OF course each party thinks their
men did better than others, and of course
we are Of the same opinion. Each party
promises TO cut down the salaries OF the
Sheriff and Clerk, and TO make many
changes for the benefit Of the taxpayers.
The speeches were short, and generally
well received by the large Audience OF
course Capt. Humphrey took down the
house, and MIR. Baum's remarks were re-
| ceived with storms OF applause. The
Cornet Band of this city regaled the occa-
sion with music. and certainly done them
selves great credit. In the evening the
| Rand gave Messrs. Baum and Mason each
| a serenade, and this wound up the day.
| We never saw as mi,ch interest In an cleo
ton before In this county as was manifest
| ed here this week.
The various mills and factories here are
now all running on full time.
Mr. Geo. Gross is doing some good work
on our roads, and fixing up the bridge In
| good shape.
Mr.. Wilson is about the same as last
| week. but DIR. Starr IL improving. and we
hope so soon see him ont again.
There is a little talk Of building towr
hall here by Joint stock company.
Mr.. wilIig. our city tailor. has removed
| into the store formerly used as millinery
| store, In the factory block, and Is now vel
fixed in life.
| Last Sunday very large crowd attends
the Sunday Schools here. rs It was tn,
centennial anniversary OF the founding o
tfSe first Sunday School. Addresses an,
music were very Interesting on this ocea
/ SION.
The railroad boom fs Of course felt here
and we all feel In good cheer tn conseaaene
Many are already making calctTations ol
important changes In sostn and cotfntr,
matters where the road comes, and sAuh
are of the opinion that tf,is city will stan
gotd show TO get the Court House eithe
OF this or new county. However. tim
Will tell. MARROW GAUGE.
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