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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

rejon j Domingo Mesa. Tsngo espe-
ranzas de que el enemigo no los habrd
fusilado to los, Y 81 para echarios fae.
ra necesario entregarme 20 los espa-
noles, 10 hare sin titubear. El papel
me falta, amigo milo, pues como ustsd
vera, le eseribo Ell las hojas de mi car
terra, y va SO me acaban, que de 10 con-
trario 10 harla mss extensamente.
Vov 4 pedirle & V. ell tltimo favor. Y
crea v. que 10 hago con pena, pues te-
mo abusar de su bondad,y es que, 81
le es possible, me envie un POGO de pa
pei, tinta, algunos avios de candela, I'M
POGO de quinins, un POGO de azufre, tres
libras de hilo de cartas y seis mudas de
ropa, es decir, pantalones chamsrre-
tas de Russia drill aplomado, fuerte, Y
ssis pares de aapatos de baquetilla, de
estos mlsmos, un par mum. 36, uno del
81, y uno del 3S, uno del 80, dos del 40.
Todos estos encargos que le hago escri
ba mi madre para que Sc los abone,
pues 20 Sc que su posicion de V. no es
desahogada y no puede hacer ciertos
gastos.
Cuando escriba a nuestrrs buenos
amigos de Cuba, digales qus no les OIL
vido. Le incluyo esa hoja de mi Carte
ra para que me hags 81 favor de pon6r.
sela dentro de un sobre y enviarsela
mi pobre madre para calmar un POGO
su inquietud. Y ahora, amigo mio,
quedo esperanto su contestacion con
ansia, pues ella debe sacarme del abs
mo de dudas en- que estoy. LIE abrsza
con todo su corszon su buen amigo,
Calixto Garcia. sobre de la carta
para mi madre p6ngalo & mi hermana
Leonor, & bien q una persona de su con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
Escriblnia pubIica de Don Jose N. Sanuan

Por disposition del Sr d. Jer6nimo Zervi,
Comisario de la quiebra de M. Sainz &c Go.
Sc convoca jHuta general de acredores para
tratar de las bases de convenio propuestas por
la sociedad fallida, al etecto BE senala para
la celebration dc dicho acto el mismo dia, ho-
ra local sehaado por ell Sr Juez de primera
instancia para la celebration dc la junta que
ha de eegir el sfndico que reemplaee al SALEM
to d. Jose Pefa ChsvarrL Lo que SO hace
p1blico para conocimiento de los acredores en
general
Puerto Rico s de octubre de 188O.--El Es.
cribano, JOSH N. SAYJuAN. ". : y. e--El Comi.
sarIo, zERu as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
AL PUBLICO.

La circunStancia dc ser hoy dia de entraia
Y salida dc les vapores os Espa6ol in
gles, que impedira la concurrencia dc numero-
sas personas la Inauguration do Ia BfBLIO-
TECA MUNICIPAL, ha oblgado la Conf
sion rombrada al efccto por e ExcelentfSimo
Ayuntamiento supender aqaeI acto p1bhco,
pravia la venia del ExcmO sen0r Gobernador
General con conocimient0 del sehor Presi-
dente de Ia Corporation, aplazandoo para las
ocho de la noche de maiiana viernes, en- la Sa-
Ia de la Casa UonsstoriaL
La Comsion aprovecha esta oportunidad pa
IA r0gar encarecidame nte la cOncurrencia de
senoras sehoritas, invitando ademas q todas
las pers0uas que desecn asistir.
Puerto o, oetnbre IA de 1880 IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueya-York, octubre l. En- res.
puesta al ultimatum de las potencias
para que Sc entregase Dulcigno Mon.
tenegro, la Puerta promote solucion
satisfactoria para ell l1nes, y MEGA que
SO haya quemado dicha ciudad.
Eu Paris los diarios radicales denun-
cian q Gambetta como promovedor de
una politics belicosa en- Oriente.
Ell Times dice que es precise obrar
con mucha energia para mantener la
paz en- Irlanda.
ID, 2. La Puerta pide un nuevo
plazo hasta ell domingo para arreglar
10 de Dulcigno.
En- Dublin go han ofrecido grandes
cantidades q los que presenter a los
asesinos de lord Mountmorres.
Gariba!di dejs q Caprera para traba-
jar por que suelten q Canzio, su yerno,
preso en- Roma. Los radicales le pre-
paran ell recibimiento.
Los movimientos de Garibaldi en-
Roma causan mucha ansiedad.
Segun los despachos que publica ell
Times, mucho desorden 6 intrauquililad
provalocen en los distritos rura'es de
Irl&nda: So han cogido muchls armas,
y varios oiciales suba,ternos han sido
asesinados.
Ell presidepte del gobierno italiano
Carroll ha escrito una carta conciliado-
ra Glribaldi. Sc han enviado tropas
q Geneva para splacar la excitacion que
ALI reina.
ID, 6.-El la nota presentada por
ell Satan 4 las potencias promote per-
suadir a los albaneses q que entreguen
q Dulcigno, propone que la frontera
griega SO trace desde Volo por ell Norte,
al Sur de Larissa, Mezzovo Janina,
terminando en- Arta, y ofrece implantar
las reformas en- Armenia deutro de tres
moses invita- los tenedores de bonos
turcos a que arreglen entire 81 10 presu-
puesto para interoses, 6 insiste en- que
se retire la demostracion naval. El
Times y la prensa francesa encuentran
inadmisibles tales proposiciones.
Manana SO cerrsran On Francis las
capillas no autorizadas.
Ea Cork y Kilkenny, Irlanda, Sc han
celebrado meetings inmensos, que presi-
dio Mr.. Parnell con ell fin de organizar
una huelga general contra el pago de la
renta.
Ha muerto Offsnbach, ell gran m1si,
CO frances.
ID, Z. - Ell corresponsal del Daily
NetOs en- Paris dice que el Papa ha
amenazado con retirar su Nuncio. de
Francia 81 Sc. siguen poniendo en- vigol
los decretos.
H., s. Saguu noticias, Inglaterra
SO propone apoderarse de Mltelene ,
Lemnos, y embargar el Mar E3eo, a fin
lie compe!er la Turqaia cumplir aus
compromises.
En 1rlanda So est6n agrandando los
cuarteles por Ia parte del Oeste fin dc
alojar las tropas del ej6rcito.
L5ndres, id. La existencis de az1-
car ell del corriente era de 1872 900 to.
neladas contra $4,000 en- igual dis de
anc pasado.
Nueva-York, II. - En- Italia ell rey
Humberto ha puesto en- hbertad Can
zio, yerno de Garibaldi, y ell aspectc
amenazador de este ha cesado.
Ell Sultan amenaza con abdicar, q lc
que le incita Rizza-Pacha.
Dlcese que Russia es la tlnica poten
cia que quiere secundar las PROPOSE
clones de Iuglaterra. Francia vacila
Austria y Alemania estan pendientei
de otras negociaciones que las ocupa
ran ounce dias.
MERCADOS.
Nueva- York, 11.-Regular q buen re
foo 7sas.
L6ndres, id.-Mascabado 10 ch. 6 p
Demas precios, sin vaIiacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

NJ. GTRARDN ha puhicado en- su Pc
riodioo La France de Paris un largo
articuio en- que califica de impostor al
doctor Tanner censura la credulidad
uorte-americana. AnAde que ha reei-
bilo cartas de Ioglaterra y America en-
que le expIican los medios empleados
por ell doctor para representar su pa
pei: ell aqua que bebia era mate, la CO.
nocda Infusion de la planta sud-ameri-
cana, cuyas fortifeantes propiedades
han s1o dsscritas por los doctoree Gu
ber Y Marvand, y por ell quimico fran
oas Pyasson. Parece que estas noti-
cias las ha comunicado 4 NJ. Grardin
la sonora de Tancer dirorciada del me-
dico desde hace algunos amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
FIESTAS REALES.
DIA II.

A las s de la noche era la plaza de
Armas un mare -mdgnam humane. Bal
cones, ventanas, las inmediaciones, to-
do, en- fin, estaba cusjado de gentes de
todas classes, sexos, edades, condiciones,
dolores tamanoS era aque,lo un her
videro dc seres que SO empuja abap, afro
pellabaS, codeaban, revo!vian, oscila-
ban promovian uu estrepito feroz.
Qd6maronse al fin los dichosos fue-
COS que SO redujefon 4 una continua
saliva de tremendos petardos ya unas
como baterias que dieron mas sustos y
causaron mas corridas que un terremo-
to por las detoraciones que laDzAban y
las llamas que enviaban, 4 guisa lie
proyecties, respectable distaucia. En-
la Ultima combination pirot6cnica que
representaba un cuadro tenfa que apa-
recer ell retrato de SIS. NM. 10 que des-
craciadamante no SO verified 4 conse-
cuencia de habarse caido aqu6I en- ell
momento en- que iba ostentarae a la Wis
ia de los espscta1ores rodeado de- un
marco de fuego.
Mientras tenlan lugar los fueg0s de
pirotecnia tocaba escogidas pleas, en-
ell kiosco de la plaza, y con Ia mRestria
que le es caracteristica, la brilants ban
da del battalion de Voluntarios, dirigida
por su entendido m1sico mayor D. San
dalio CALICO.
Conclude ell espectdculo iyneo. los
senores del municipio, queriendo OBJ
SECULAR de nuevo 4 Ia numerosa y esco-
gida concurrencia de ambos sexos que
habfa acudido al Ayuntamiento para
desde ALI presenciar los fuegos artif-
ciales, mandsron por una orquesta, con
cuyo plausible motive 10 que era pura-
mente reunion de espectadores trasfor-
NOSE en- nm animado bale que SO pro-
long6 hasta las II de la noche, sirvien.
dose durante la improvisada fiesta abun.
dantes dulces y licores d las muchas
senoras, senoritas Y caballeros q1e lie.
naban el salon principal dol consistorio
7 viva el rumbo
DA 13.
A Las de la noche di6 principle er
Ia plaza principal el gran concerto ms
trumental por la sociedad que dirige e
senor Toledo y a banda de Voluntarlos
Fu6 una verdadera solemnidad lirica er
que conquistaron nuevos lauros la cita
da sociedad de conciertos y la m1sics
de voluntarios. La ejeeucion de las di
versas selectas piezas que SO tocaror
fc6 magnifca llamando particularmentt
Ia atencion la marcha del Profeta, la dt
MARQUES y Ia de las Antorchas. Este
concerto fue costeado por Ia Excms
Diputacion Provincial; la concurrence
fue inmensa.
Conclui1a la fnncion musical q las 10
otra vez, gracias 4 le complaoiente ini
ciativa de d. P6lux Psdilla, primer to
niente-aicalde, improvisose en- ell Ayuu
tamiento un animado y ooncurridisimt
bale que duro hasta las IL, obsequian
dose los asistentes cen profusion d.
dulces y refrescos.
Francamente estos tres bales, col
los cuales no Sc contaba, han sido g
principal attractive de las festas. Di
gallo. 81 no, la iuventud que le est
agradecidisima 8 los galantes senore
del municipio. Justo es consignarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
IA QUlEN COiVtNGi!

Sc vende una amiquina de mano para cortar
papel propia para mp.enta encuadernacion
es muy sencilla luerte Ultima invencion; IA
bricante r. Hoe d Co, New York
Informaran b. Boras y hermaaos S Juau
Pto- Rico. l-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

Al pdblico hago saber que hab.endo sido
a lmitida Ia renuncia que del cargo de stnd'co
de Ia Quiebra de NJ Sainz 4 Go. ha preseBta-
do d. 10 Peha Ohavarr Sc ha dispues-
to convoCar iunta general de acredores para
To- election del uez HI de reemplazar al SALEM
te, al efecto Sc senala para la celebration de
dicho acto ell dia Is del eorrente mes la una
dc la tarde en- 10 casa de la sociedad quebra-
da stuada en- la calle dc la Fortaleza n0mero
25, pso principal
Dado en- Puert Rico oeho de octubre dc
mil ochocientos ochepta. ---AURELEANo MEDINA
Ell escribano. JOSE NJ SANJuAN. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
AL QUE LO INTERESE.

Sc vende en- M m6dico precio un alambique
con su cabezote, de la cabda de cuarenta 7
cinco cincuenta galonts puede verse en- q
establecimiento de d. Juan Florib Gale del
Arr email en- la Marina. 6 Nbre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
FuEeos AaElFlriztEs.

Gran surtido y baratura de todas clases
caprichos diferentes nunca yistos haeta hoy.
Gallo de San Sebastian Mum. 60, de estA
Capital informaran. JUNO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

Sc arrienda vsnde la estancia casa demo-
minada Guaracanal, jurisdiction de Rio-Pie-
dras, c0mpnestl de 600 cuerdas de terreno,
de buenos pastos, con monte Y maleza propia
para la crianza de ganado cont enc; aqua 20 o.
BILE en- tola ella; ell que la interece Guede djfi-
girse su dueho que vive en- 10 calle de san
Francisco mum. 81 en- esta cudad
Pto-Rico, octubre dc 1880. 0.-MARIA E. SAL
DASA, VIUDA DE CEPERO. / 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
lsTssL9S DIVEaSGS.

Ell medcamento anti-biliosO mas pOderoso
que Sc conoce, garantizandose que solo conte-
ne sustancas vegetables La podoflna ep-
andrina cons.ituyon sus principles aetivos. Son
un antidoto intaibe contra la iaqueca, flatuen-
ca gastritis, cardialgia, Indigestion, dyspepsia
congestion del hgado, dolor de costado 0e
espalda, constipation del vientre, almoranas
para toda complication del higado, est6ma-
COY rihones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

Legada salida del vapor para Puerto
Plata, Habana Mejico. Llega d San Juan
ell dia II d las 6 de la manana. Sale de San
Juan ell dia II las de la ma1ana.
Para mas informes dirigirse los consig-
natarlos Latin Il Co., San Juan Puerto
Rico. B. 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15
MERCADOS.

Nueva- York, 11.-Regular buen re-
foo u as.
L6ndres, id.-Mascabado 19 ch. p.
Demas preoios, sin va,iacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-15

yslas de oomposiclon en n oOlmaaQs
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
PACIFIC COAST.
Oregon.

The contest over the county seat question
in Polk is getting very warm.
Eastern Star Lodge, of the Masonic order,
is soon to be instituted at Jacksonville.
A. great many railroad ties are being got
ten out in the vicinity Of Candy.
About fifty of Eugene City's voters have
emigrated to Eastern Oregon since the last
election.
Linn county will be In funds in few
days and will shortly commence the pay
ment of outstanding warrants.
Independence River Side: There will be
fewer acres of ground left to summer fallow
in this section than has been for many years.
The Astorian is informed that men have
arrived at Astoria within few days from
Tillamook, who repor. twenty-five feet of
snow on the mountains.
Mr. Heman s. Buck, highly-respected
man, who lived near Oregon City for thirty
years, died near Visalia, California, on
March llth.
Fort Harvey, Ogn., is ordered to be aban-
doned as soon as the roads are in good con-
dition for the troops now there to march
elsewhere.
The mail carrier between North Yamhill
and Tillamook reports that during the last
storm eight feet of snow fell upon the moun-
tain road between those two points.
A. B. Henry, Of Lafayette, has little
creek full of trout, or rather he made a
pond IN connection, and took care of them,
and the result is that three years after he
has trout for the catching.
Gov. Thayer has issued requisition on
the governor of Washington territory for
the arrest and return of Michael Ryan and
II nuia blanchard c1,ar0ed yuAfl, hs,rso sfaealinr
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
cHIsAMAn HUNG IN PORTLAND.

All Lee one Of the Cinnamon tried and
found guilty of the murder of a Christian
Chinaman in the joss House, in Portland,
over year ago. was hanged last Tuesday,
Il:20 A. M. His accomplice in crime is serv.
ing life sentence in the penitentiary, and
until the day previous to his execution, All
Lee hoped to escape the gallows. His attor-
neys worked hard to save his neck, even go.
ing so far as to try to cause clash between
the State and U. s. courts. Such serious
affair seemed for several days, Judging from
the tone of the Portland papers, quite likely
to occur; but Judge Deadly was too well
versed in law, and has too much regard for
right and honor to allow any personal or po-
litical consideration to. come between him
and the people IN his decisions. All honor
to Judge Deadly. We will give next week,
his decision in the case and Gov. Thayers
letter also.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

Going to press, as we do, on Thurs
day forenoon, we are unable, this
week, to give report of the doings
of the Republican State Convention,
which convened in Portland on
Wednesday. The following dispatch
was the only news we had up to the
hour Of going to press, sent to E. AL
len, of this city, by T. G. Alexander
t'M. c. George nominated for Congress.
Delegates instructed for Blaine.
Full report of proceedings of con-
vention will be given next week in
the GAZETTE. The nomination OF
Mr.. George will give perfect satisfac-
tion throughout this portion OF the
State, and add strength to the entire
Republican ticket.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

We take pleasure in placing the
ticket nominated by the County Re
publican Convention, on the 10 inst.
at the head of our paper. Most Of
the nominees are too well and favor
ably known throughout the county
to require any special notice, or for.
NAL Introduction, at our hands.
F. NJ Wadsworth, of Soap Greek
precinct, who stands first upon the
Legislative ticket, is a staunch Re-
publican, who stood by his country
in the hour of danger, serving some
four years in the Union army during
the Rebellion is man of over
average intellectual attainments, and
OF sterling integrity and honor. Mr..
w. is farmer, and will make a good
representative.
Mr.. George Wagner, is merchant
of Monroe, with whom we have little
personal acquaintance, bat who comes
we'll recommended and endorsed by
his neighbors. which is a good omen.
He is represented as solid, substan-
tIal man, of sound judgment and
steady nerve, who will look well to
the interests of the county and State,
and never give his vote or influence
TO any "jobs'' or political trickery.
Just the kind of a man the people of
Benton will delight to honor.
DIR. T. M. Carter, is graduate of
Willamette University, and too well
known to need any eulogy from the
GAZETTE, having grown up from
boyhood in this county. The Doctor
will, doubtless, speak for himselfupon
the stump. and make it warm for his
opponent. Our representative ticket,
as will be seen, has been selected not
only with reference to ability and
honesty, but SO as to represent every
portion of the county. Mr.. Wads-
worth from the extreme north, Mr..
Wagner from the extreme south, and
DR. Carter will ably represent the
central and western portion of the
county With such a ticket, the
Republicans can count on success,
next June, pretty confidently.
ForycountY commissioners, Messrs.
K. A. Hurlbttft and J. E. Lilly will
meet most hearty response from
the people, both being pioneers of
the county, apd among our most sub
stantial and influential farmers. The
iudicious and successful manner in
which they manage their own affairs
is guarantee of careful, prudent,
and econofnical administration of
county matters. They are too well
and fayorably known throughout the
county TO be afSeted by any personal
slang and biIIise agate, even though
it shonld emanate from the personal
organ of thf Boss"
For She] which is considered
the most importantef in the coun-
>
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
TELEaRAPHlc BREvfTIEs.

A heavy snow storm is reported at Salt
Lake.
Smallpox in San Francisco City o1
Peking in quarantine.
The California legislature has adjourned
after making presents and giving compli
ments to the officers.
Strong talk of impeaching Mayor Kol.
loch, of San Francisco, for use of incendiary
language.
Dennis Kearny, the sand lot agitator, is
now in prison garb, doing duty for the State,
and has failed to pay his 81 ,0O0 fine.
A terrific sand storm on the Colorado
desert wrecked several cars on the Southern
Pacific road and turned the engine ovel.
The recent storm did great damage to
shipping on the lakes A Chicago dispatch,
of the 18th says the storm has been wide
spread and done serious injury in many
towns, north, east, south and west.
Marshfield, Mo-, was devastated by a
hurricane on the 18th INST. Many persons
buried in the debris and burned. Forty
bodies recovered The storm was general
in southwestern Missouri, and the loss of
life and property is great. The extent of
the destruction is not fully known, as the
telegraph wires were down.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23

THE KIeHr R1NG.-The Albany
Register, of last week, published an
extract frona a private letter, written
by Hon. NJ. G. George, which has
the ring of pure metal. In speaking
of the Yaquina railroad project, Mr..
George says:
"This whole north
west will ere long be honeycombed with
railroads, and the upper valley counties seem
to be equally favored in this respect, for by
the papers see that work is commencing on
the Yaquina road. This is business, and
hope to see it pushed through to final sue
cess. have ever-and long before moved
from Linn county regarded it as one of the
great enterprises of the State, and it is of
State importance that all of natures outlets
for our rapidly growing commerce should be
opened for traffic. Entertaining such views,
while occupying a seat in the State Senate
I favored the measure all in my power.
believe that we scarcely realize the grand
future that Is in store for us as State, and
oil narrow-minded sectionalism is inimical
to our future prosperity.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
COMMITTEE MEETING.

A meeting Of the Benton County Republi.
can Central Committee is hereby called, to
meet at the court house in Corvallis on Sat.
urday, May lst, 1880, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for State Senator,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig.
nation of Hon. John Burnett. Let every
precinct be represented.
A. M. WITHAM,
CORVALLIS, April l6. Chairman.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23
It's Ingredients.

TO snow our faith in the safety and excellence Of
the K. B., upon proper personal application, wber
satisfied that no imposition is intended, we will
give the names of all its ingredients, by affidavit
The above offers made before by the pro-
prietor of any other Family Medicine in the world.
many testimonials 8 further inform alton and
full directions for using will be fonnd in the PAM
phiet Treatise on Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle isenc1osed Price 81 per bottle
tanning l2 ounces, 40 to so doses Sold by drug.
glsts. j. RANSOM Son & Co Pror'rs Buffalo N Y
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23

THE New BIsHoP.-It has long been tn,
desire of the NJ E. Church on this coast
that resident Bishop should be elected fol
for the same, and Rev. T. H. Pearne wa
favorably mentioned in this connection. II
will devolve upon the next general confer.
ence of that church to elect at least one new
bishop, and we are glad to see DR.. C. c.
Stratton's name favorably mentioned, and
heartily endorse the following from the Sa.
lem Stateman
A recent number of the N. Y. Times, re-
ferring to the proposed work of the coming
general conference of the M. E. church,
speaks of the probability of the election OF
Rev C. c. Stratton as a bishop of that de.
nomination. The Pacific coast claims rec.
ognition, and proposes to present him as its
unanimous choice. The people of Salem,
among whom DIR. Stratton is SO well and fa-
vorab1y known, will hail with pleasure any
proposition looking toward this end. His
ability and his untiring industry in the work
of the church, both as minister and as an
educator, entitle him to the choicest rewards
that it is in the power of his denomination
to bestow.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-23

Albany Democrat Farmers with whom
we have conversed during the past week, in
form us that there is more grain already in
throughout the country than there was the
first Of June last year. This in reality sim
ply insures good crop, as the rust last year
did not affect to any great extent grain that
was sown before the 10th of April.