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CArrLE--oonfed 2iusoi grass do year
llngs, S6 10 ST. steers from 8 70 Years old,
Sl6aS2O, Barn COWS, Slb 10 $la,
lioRsHs, Mustang ponies, Slb 10 $50
Farm stock, $40 10 $50, Buggy horses 500
10 500. Saddle $50 TO 1925,
MUIEs,-l'rom fifteen W sixteen hands
high, $40 10 $l40
lIoOs.-on foot, Q, aloaic for inferior to
primo porkers,
MUTTON snREr-Thoy aFo quotablo at 81
" "a per head,
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Poultry and Dame,

PRAIRR CmoKESs-We quote at 20 cents
apiece,
LARKs--Per dozen, 30 cehta.
llABRTs-Per dozen, common, 90 cents
mule-eared, 81 20,
sQUIRREIS-PeF dozen, 90 cents.
QUAus-Per dozen, 10 oents.
RonBIHs-fer dozen, 30 cents.
VERIsOA--Deer, 80 10 Va apiece.
CmRESs-We quote ~ 30 for spring, and
sB for grown,
TUaKErs-75c TO 81 20 apiece
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Iron. mills. Wire, Etc.

IRoS-Wo quote merchant bur DO raloa'
Norway and Swedes lOcH,
PLow STEEL-sl conta,
WIRE--Smooth wire No. 0, Sei Nos. 10
and II, 8Ic No. II, 0c. per pound. Barbed
wire, apanned, extra cut barb, lOic, Gal
yanized, extra cut barb, ll1c,
HoRsn SnoRs--Por keg, 81 co. mule
shoes, SO 90.
HoHsg SHoE NAus--Per box rs pounds
No. 7, So 26i No. 8, SO 90; No, q, SO 10,
IRoN-FIrm VI ~ 90 rates.
NAls-From l0d 10 O0d, 50 20 ratios,
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Fort Worth Dallas and Sherr
To St. Louis.
..E-SOSADALIS
~s,HE GREAT SOUTHERN

ra>HE GREAT sou II E 4 N
i remedy for the cure of Scrofn'
la, Scrofulous Taint, rheumatism
White swelling, Gout, Goitrte,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nei.
voug Debility and oil diseases
larising from an impure condition
lof the blood. ~
The merits of this valuable
preparation are 80 well known
that q passing notice Is but nee,
Iessary to remind the readers OF
this Journal of the necessity OF
always having q bottle OF tnls
medicine among their STOCK VI
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
Ministers, and heads OF famli,i ns
Throughout the Youth. endorss.n
lin the highest terms 1he rs""
Extract Of Rosadolis. mai,
!, DIR. X. WILSON CARR OF BAL.
ltimoie, says "he has used II ~
IN ses OF Scrofula and other 1s'
leases with much satisfaction
DIR. T. G. PUGH, of BaltimoIe
recommends IL to all persons sur
ering with Disea'ed Blood, say
Iug IL ia superior TO any prepara-
Ition he has ever used ,na
REV. DABNEY BALL, OF .ns
Baltimore NJ. Z. G o N fer 0 Il 90
South, SAYS he has been so nugn
benefited by Its use that M
Icheerfully recommends IL 70 d"
his friends and acquaintan ces' =,
i CRANEN & CO., Druggists, "
cord nBville, Va, say u nS'
never failed togive satisfsct'enu Or.
lSAM'L q. McFADDEN, OF n.u
lfreesboro, Tennessee, says u cut I'll
him Of Rheumatism when "'
else failed.
Rosadalis is not q secret quacAs
preparation It's ingredients M'
published on every pachs,ses,
Show Il 10 your Physician anu az hs
will tell Won II is composed Oh taV
strnngest Alternatives that exi s
and is an excellent Blood PuL MD
Did our space admit. we cu o,v
give you testimonials nom e,srs
State In the South, and from PEI
sons known TO every man, W.
man and child, either personai'
or by reputation. nr,sts
Rossdaiis is sold by all Druggists
JOHN 7, HENRY, DURHAM & Coa
s College Place,
NEW YORK.
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prime milling, 81 20t fair 70 inferior, VI 90
o IL 10. From elevator, D cents higher,
Leather,

LEATHgR--sole- Oak No, |, All do. No, 2
87i Hemloek No, !, 1851 do, No, \, sl,
Good damaged 80 cents per pound, Upper
French calf sl,OOCe2 90, do. klps, slsb
per poundl American calf sl d,l ed
do. No, 2, O0oCgSl O0 do, klps, bbQ9Si OOi
do, No. 2, 66G9bbo, Wax upper-Per foot
2bc. Harness Leather-Oak No, dBi 40
No. 2, Ali Hemlook No, !, Al DO, No. 2, Nv
sklrtlng, fair No, !, 4ai No, 2 Doc per
pound .,,ooo M
CeLLARs-Duck, per dozen, Sb,bO(G6 OOl
split and kip SlOOO@ll,OOi foil kip $1,000
Csl4,00,
CnIms-0l feet, $4,000 por pair.
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Railway Notes.

Work is progressing on the Texas Trunk
near the city, and the directors Of that i'm
portant road are in dead earnest in pushing
It as rapidly as possible to the Gulfat Sabine
Pass.
One hundred miles of the Texas & Pacific
extension west of Wcatherford have been let,
and contractors are at work gradingtheir diff
fereat sections. The cars will be running from
Fort Worth to Weatherford not later than
the LIST of May and perhaps by the Goth OF
April.A PORTIONS about ready for the iron, and
enough of it is piled up at the Fort for the
purpose.
The Dallas & Wichita suit Is still pending
before Judge Mccormick, whose decision is
expected Friday. Whether it will cut the
gordon knot and free the road from en-
tanglement will be known hereafter.
Nothing new from the Dallas u Cleburne.
Freights.
On cotton, all-rail to New York, 81 Al;
to Boston, 81 As; by rail and water to New
York, 81 So Boston, 81 Al; to New Or
leans, per Central railroad and Morgan
steamers, 81 IS per Texas s. Pacific and
Red River steamboats,, 81 so.
On produce from St. Louis to Dallas, $l2C
per car. Kansas City, 800 per car.
Following are the rates from all points II
ansas south of Kansas City;
To Dallas--Corn and oats per I'D 81 l-2c
otatoes per hid, SOC.
To Hutchins-Oorn and oats, ..43, flour 55
To Ferris-Corn and oats, As, flour, 81.
To Palmer Flour, s.; corn and oats. 46
To Ennis-Flour, 81; corn and oats, AZ.
To Rice-Flour, "a; corn and oats, Acc.
Corsicana Mexia, Groesbeeck, Kosse, Wa
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Flour, Grain and HAY.

C0RN.--Ear, upon arrival on track, SOC;
shelled Acc; sacked do, SO; From store
ear, So; shelled, 50; sacked, .55 cents per
bushel.
SHIpsTUFFs.--Sl 10 per hundred.
OArs-In sack, from track, 52c; bulk DO
SC. From store, bulk, 50c; sacked, 55c.
HAY-Prairie, loose from wagon, So;
millet, do, nom. baled from store, Sl1 to Sl2
or prairie millet, do, nom.
FLOUR = Imported Xxx. 81 70; XXX,
SO %; XXXX, or family, SO 90: Fancy,
So rs per hundred Patent brands, So so
10 $40 per barrel. Quotations of Dallas
rnada foiir are "a follows:
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Wagon Wood. WORK.

sPoKm-From 2 TO "a inch, per sol, xxx
select, 50 0Oj Xxx, " 70,
AAwHD FELLOIs-llH2g, SO 90 per set,
BUGGY WnRHLs-SarVens patent, A, Is,
o, ID and v grades, ~ 30 10 Slb 90 per sot,
AxKs-Por box one dozen, $40 90.
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Nominal. Following are the quotations

[NeTE.-7he quotations following, unless
othe,roise stated, are for wholesale spot cash
OTIS. When time is asked or small amounts
,erehased, higher rates are demanded.
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Meats and Lard.

BAcoN-Ulear sides 3 n TO Vci bFoakIASI
bacon l0c. per pound. .,
Day SALr-Clear sides Sto 8 ii; long u.
HAMs-Plain sugar cured l01; oanvasscd
do lO3. Whittakers canyassed, H.
LARp--Torce, o; In half barrels, tubs,
buckets md can, Il to 2!c higher, determined
by the size Of tho package.
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Financial Affairs.

Money has been quiet and easy, and with
the local banks still holding redundancy of
surplus currency. In the community at
large finances are easy, and with every
one so disposed able to get some kind
of employment but situations upon the or
der genteel are scarce and hard to get.
The rates for money are still per cent
permonth, and exchange premium.
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coHoes and Teas.

CoyyHn,-Rio, common, l4a 70 1917 ordl-
nary, lbl 10 l0l fair, M 10 lsi good
laI 10 lsl prime, Isl 10 lsg choice, Y
10 2Oi LOguayra, 10! TO l9i JAVA 70
to 80.
a-Imporlal, from 40 10 6bo per pound
Y M lyson 80 10 AZ 0oong, 90 to OOl
ia mn dust 20 10 zoe.
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Batter aud Eggs.

Rces--Wh6losalo 1901 rctSil 20 por
dozen.
BurTER- Country, 20 10 30c,i Western
and Kansas, 20 to 500.
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Seeds.

GERMAN MrLLEr-We quote at 81 so per
,ushel; white, do, 81 rs.
CorToN-At the Oil Mill, 10 cents per
bushel.
ONION SBTTs-S9.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF DALLAS MARKET

Cotton Declining Corn Gains-heais
Adyanee"st andard Groeeriesstehhy
Flour On-Iiides Unchanged
The Course Of Trnde-Lte'
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SHIpsrnrFs.-Sl 1O ner hundred.

h1k-ln SICK, Sl.
BARLEY-50c per bushel.
GUSsY BAes-Second-hand in good order,
- cents piece.
WHEAf = We quote: From wagon.
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Canned Goods.
Sugars aud syrups.

SuGAR,-Crushod, u; powdered, Tic
granulated, III; A, II; clarified, l0i to 10Y;
choice Louisiana, % to o. strictly prime,
OF a VI fair to prime, o..
The prices / less in hogheads.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUps.-Louisians molas-
ses, As to 60 cents. Table syrup, so 70 Go.
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Coal and Wood.

CoAL.-We quote Indian Nation So 50per
ton delivered or free on board, Coke 35 cents
per barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD.-Oak, per cord, So 75aS5; pine,
50 %, delivered.
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Fruit and Nuts.

ApPLRs-Sound stock SO to SO bO.
LBNoYs-M essins $500 por box.
Pop CoRN-Prize packages, per gross,
80.
RAIsrYs-London layers, SO 90 to $3 10;
LAYERS, So rs to So 80 por box.
PRcANs--Wo quote II to l23c per pound
for good.
NuTs--Alnonds, 23a25c per pound; Bra
I'll, 1Sal5; filberts, l6al6; English walnuts,
lsa20; chestnuts, American, 13al6; Italian,
18a19; peanuts, 10; cocoanuts, W.
BANANAs--Per bunch, ST 10 $3.
FIos-London layer lSc per pound. In
egs and drums 14c. =
DATEs-l0al2 l-2c per pound.
ORANaRs-Sound stook-Florida and
Louisiana none.
DRIED APPLEs-No. l0c; No. 2 DC.
Evaparated 10 TO 1Sc per pound.
DRIED PBAcuEs--llcpe per pound.
CURRANTs--9 TO l0c.
PRUNRs-9 10 1Oc.
GREEN ApPLEs-$6 to So so per barrel.
ORANGEs-$6 TO 81.
CRANBERRIRs-No
Canned Goods.
PEAouEs-2 lbs 81 90 to So. 3 lbs So. 7G
TO SO.
ToMAToEs--2 lbs 81 45 to 81 60. 8 lbs
ST 80 TO So.
BLACKBERRfEs--$1 65a$1 rs.
CoRN-Sl Csc to 81 70.
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Miscellaneous Grocers' stock.

Conn MEAL-Wholesale lots at the local
mills bolted 65c; unbolted SO; from store, 70
per bushel. Chops, 81 20 per hundred.
RIoE.-Wholesale, st too.
SLT.-In barrel, $2,65 to 85. Liverpool,
in sacks, $1.85; fine, $500 to $2.l0.
CRACKERs.--Soda, Xxx, 6 IL to 6 "a 1;
XXX to Tic; xxx, 7 to vi; Trade
Mark, s IA to 8 ~; Cream, % 10 10; Gin
ger Snaps, o. to 10.
SoAP.--0llve, 5lc per pound; Blue India,
6Ia63c; Satinet, SIS rs to So 30. G. p.
| Whiteman & Co.'s Dallas Soap Works: Pale
olive, 5 C; cambria, &c per pound.
BEANsA@41c per ID.
CANDLEs-Star, l3al4c.
CHEEsR-Best brands Of New York fan
CIV, 16a17; Western, 15al6c.
HoMINY AND GRITs-$5.00 per barrel.
SAUER KRAuT-Per barrel, $99$l0; half
do, $5a$5 so.
SWEET PoTATsEs-Yellow Yams, ST. %;
white, ST. red, 81 per bushel.
ONIoNs--Per barrel, none here.
Coal OIL-Below are revised quotations
| l1O0F. test In carload lots So 40 per case ;
| 100 can lots So As; so can lots So so; Is do
50 IS; 10 do So 60; s do So IS. In bbls.
90 cents.
TIEs--Not quoted.
BAGaINa-1l4 to 13l.
CLOTHES PINs-Round 65c; spring 81 on
per box.
MEAsUREs-3 bushel, iron bound, SO 80
per doz; two-hoop pals 81 00a$2 10; three
TuBs-Three nest, So 4OaS2 80; eight nest,
N 65; No. per dozen, 50 so; No. 2,
So so; No. 8, 81 rs.
WAsHBoARDs-Wood 81 IS; zinc, So 25;
New Era, So 50a2 10.
WE'LL BUckBTs-$6 26a$5 50 per doz.
PowpER--$6 40 per key of Is lbs; 12t do,
| So 45; Ct do, 81 S6; blasting kegs, 81 Is.
SHoT-Drop, bag, So 80 to So 40. Buck,
So So to So 65.
MAcKRREL-No. bbls., $12; halfbarrels,
Sc so; kits, IL lbs, $1.10. No. bbls., $40;
CANDY.-Stick, l3al5c per pound. Fancy,
15a25c.
LYE.-Concentrated SSaS4 rs.
RoPE.-Sisal, one-half inch basis, 1Se
cotton, &c.
VINEGAR-Per gallon, 20a30e.
-Peschblows, per barrel, So 80,
Peerless, So so; Early Rose, So 70 ;
jackson White, $3.50.
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d1Oa week. si2 a day at home easily
IL az Co., Augusta, Maine. decl7d&wtf
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RAILROADS..
~N>--~N>->~~,~~~~-> ,~-~~~~O>~>~~,-
the
Texas & Pacific RAILWAY
AND IT'S
CONNECTIONS
FORM THE
Most Direct and Quickest Line
From all Points In
7 e x A S

TO
ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS,
CHICAGO, NASHVILLE,
CAIRO, LOUISVILLE,
INDIANAPOLIS, CHATTANG 0GA,
TOLEDO, ATLANTA,
AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION as follows;
WRIST BOUND.
No. |, mail and express. IL Lao P. N.
NO. ., passenger. .,...................l0 100 p. y.
no. 4, hliNeu hrriVes.'.. .............. lUAUP u.
EAST BOUND.
No. 2, express and mail ....,........ 5:S p. M
No. 4, passenger ....................S 500 A. N,
No. 8. mixed. from union depot........ 500 A. NJ.
Trains No. 8 and run between Wills Point
and Fort Worth.
Trains No. 0 and carry passengers between
x. E. FosDICK, Ag't.
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARKA with all trains on tn
Louis \ Iron Mountain and Southern Railwai
for all points North, East and southeast.
At LONGvIEW JUNCTION and MINEOLA,
with all trains on International Railroad for
Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains of the Houston 4
Texas Central Railway for Corsicana, Mexia
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead,
Brennan, and all points In Middle and South
ern Texas.
At SHERMAN, with H. ST. C. r. R. for
pc,uts on the line of that road.
At FORT WORTH, with stages for all points
in Western Texas.
At SHREVEPORT, with Red River-steamerS
for New Orleans.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPIN CARS e.
FROM
Fort Worth Dallas and Sherman
To St. Louis.
ANY information in regard to rates of Freight
cheerfully given on application to
GEO. NOBLE,
Gen'l Sup't, Marshall, Texas.
W. II. NEWMAN,
Genp Freight Agent, Marshall, Texas.
&. W THOMPSON,
Gen'l p. & 7. Agent, Marshall Toxas
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Tobacco Market.

PLUG-Navy 3S to So. Plug II inch 3S to
10. Twist 81 to go.
C1GARs-Domestic $40 to $50. Havana
$50 to $500 per thousand.
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KNOX BUTTE. oRncoM.
March n nj 1890

KNOX BUTTE ORnGoNs
March 21st. 1850.
ED. REGISTER Before the time 81
holding the primary meetings OF tho RE-
publican party, allow me 70 Suggest 20 tho
managers of the conventions. that, if ehoY
desire the success of the Republican party
at the coming election, men nsase b. noni.
mated who are knoaca to be trps .o5voeRs
OF Temperance. Moderate drinkers win
not answer. Within the political parties
is temperance element abundantly streag
to elect or defeat the candidate for o. agaiass
whom they combine.
As Republican desire the success e9
my party, but will not vote for any eaa-
diiate simply because he fs repeblicsns
Temperance men irrespective Of party will
receive large number OF votes, and voees.
too, that have always been Republlcan.
II the opposing patty uominate mgn -.
gardless Of their record as Temperance uea
and regardless Of the wishes Of the tsmpee-
ance element within their party, aud Re.
publican temperance ticket 6 nominassd,
the Republican ticket win receive. sheae
support, for the good reason that 20 q o
| Temperance ticket.
Nominate a staunch Temperance ticket.
aud grand Republican success will Eeliow.
1 y
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A1baug 8rgister.
ALBANY. FRIDAY, MARCH o, 1880.
CITY Coaneal.
March ls. lssO-vl9eas


City Council met on Tuesday evening,
all the me mbers present.
Committee on Accounts and CurrentEx-
penses reported tavorably on the accounts
presented at last meeting. and all were or
dered paid.
Committee on Streets and Public Prop
erty reported favorabiY on the petition of
P.W. Sphinx to discontinue sidewalk on the
north side Of block sixty. The report was
adopted.
On motion It was ordered that the Coun-
ell sit as board Of equalization on the
evening of March 31st, 1880.
Bids for printing were read.
On motion, the bid Of Coll. VanCleve,
of the REGISTER, was received. and he was
given the contract for the year ending
December 3Ist. 1880.
A bill for an ordinance. giving the Treas
urer 800 per annum. to be paid quarterly,
passed to second reading.
Petition of Coll. VauCleve, asking the
privilege to build frame on the south end
OF his lot on corner OF First and Ferry
streets, was referred to committee on Fire
and Water, to report at next meeting.
Bills ofnightwatcs1 and engineer were
presented, and under suspension Of the
rules ordered paid.
Bills Of Recorder, Marshall and others,
were presented and referred to COMMITTEES.
On motion, it was ordered that the SER
vices OF nightwatcIs, Mr.. Robt. Brown, b
dispensed with on the 18th Of April next.
The Mayor then made some pertinent
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A man named Am. Farrier, who Hives
Lebanon, came into the city on Monday
evening and surrendered himself & to debuty
Sheriff Humphrey, informing that 0eaesg
that he had difficulty that morning with
n young man named Wiley POWELL 0
grandson Of the late Uncle Joab Powell
during which he had shot. and he suppes-
ed killed, Powell. He said his shot took
effect In the neck, that Powell tell to ths
ground, aud as he male no attempt -
rise, he was certain he killed him. an6
with this belief he fed with all haste 70
this city that he might give himself inse,
the hands Of the law. The deputy sheT1&
took him TO jail at once. Az we undees
stand Il, there has been q mlsundee-
standing between the two men for leng
time, occasioned by Powell's attentions -
Farrier's wife. Wiley Powell viii Be re-
membered as the man who defied deputy
sheriff Humphrey, some months ago. whsa
that officer went out to arrest him. Whsa
the deputy and assistant came withia
speaking distance Of Powell. who was
hid on the hill among the Dir brush. thae
worthy young man fred shot from haa
Henry rife. yelling ont: "Herc j asa,
you -, come and take melss Thp
officer returned to the city without = prss-
ouer.
+ LATER.-Am. Farriee, wfs0 came Ia
and delivered himself over to the Sheriff
on Monday night. on the supposition that
he had killed man named Wiley Powell
on the afternoon Of that day, was correct
in his supposition, NJ the man Powell died
in few minutes after beiug shot, tho
ball entering his neck just below the Jaw.
The virdict Of the jury, assembled shortly
after Powell's death, was to the efNecs
wound inflicted by Am. Farrier. The
prisoner claims that he killed Powell In
self-iefense. Several parties beard tho
report ofthe pistol or gun. bat no one. we
believe actually witnessed the killing. a
gentleman who was near enough TO hear O
word now and then as the two men were
conversing, heard one OF tho men, and ho
was pretty certain it was Powell, say be
would kill the other. but he did not see else
shooting. He heaFdscf10 explosion Of the
nrearm, and turning in the direction a
the two men. saw both running, In
opposite directions. Powell running 6us
q short distance when he fell. Powell
upon being asked what was the matter.
said Farrier had shot hlm. Mr.. MonGague.
from whom we obtained the above 6c4a.
thinks Powell did not live more than
fifteen minutes after being shot. And lm
this manner another man 10 hurried lnea
eternity.
Preliminary examination before yussica
Palmer yesterday held 70 ball In 81, 30,
| In default Of which went to Jail.
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So far as heard from. Mr.. N. Baum. q
this city. is the only Republican candidate
for County Clerk, and win probably %
placed upon the ticket by acclauaesea.
We can not resist saying this much Aos
Mr.. Baum, he d pertectly oompeeant ana
reliable. and would make = careful. pasia.
stalking and accommodating o6scer He
- first class business man, ana has bosn
successful, and Il he issnomlnated be vill
be an exceedingly hand man to beAt-ana
don't you forget It.
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Taae 5e6aso.

The debate on Sunday evening nc th0
Court House. between Measrs. ALI. Marslss
all and Jas. Finlayson. was well attended
and good attention given. The debate
lasted two hours. and was ably and fAiFay
conducted, 20 far as we cAnilearn, On both
sides. As we were absent from the city
during the time taken up In the debass.
we are unable to give even an cntline ee
the arguments advanced by the gentlema@
to prove or dlsprove the positions taken
by each.
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PRnnzARaEe To.nommayz

Republicans will remember the pFsmass
les ro-morrow Saturday, March 17ehh
commencing at O'Clock ia the afesfnoon.
Let every Republican make It his bisissss
to be In attendance. The voters In Ehe
East Ward will meet nc the Court Heuse
voters In the West Ward will meet nc eh@
Opera House. Don't let any trivial gnaeps
ter keep you away from the primary.
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suggestions In regard to the maintainance
of peace and quiet in our city, and we hope
the suggestions will be acted upon at an
early date.
Council then adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26

Mrs. L. J. Powell having bought the I'm
terest OF Mrs. r. A. Blevins In the millin.
cry business. all persons indebted TO the
late firm of Blevins q Powell are requested
tospay up their accounts, as the books
must be squared Immediately.
MRS. B. A. BLEVYSA
Mrs. L. j. POWELL.
Albany March 10. 1850.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26
PIowsl P1owsi

SAMUEL e. Young
has received a large
stock of Plows, as fol-
lows /:
The celebrated Oliver
Chilled Iron Plows.
The Garden City
Clipper I'm We d
Plow, and
The Champion Mo
line Plow.
These p1ows are
guaranteed to be the
equal, and in many
respects superior, to
all others.
March ls. lsso-vlssas
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26

George W. Smeltzer, aged about eighteen
whose parents reside about ave miles
northeast Of Scio. was examined before
s. 4. Johns. County Judge. on Moskiay,
by Dr& B. M. Savage and 9. a. Davis.
and adjudged insane. Ha was taken TO
the asylum by The Sheriff.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26

The Albany String Band will give
social hop next Saturday night. April ID,
at the Opera House. Tickets, 81. Every
body IS invited. Give the boys . nice turn
Os,k
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26

Mrs. o. L. Parks Is tho frst to receive
the spring styles of bonnets, hats, trim
mIngs. etc., in this city this season. Call
at her store on First street, next to City
Drug Store, and see the handsome styles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26
SAMUEL e. YoUNGs.


Uncalled for and remaining in the Post
Office IN this city for the week ending
March 25th, 1880 !:
Brown, Mrs Emeline Herbert. Mack
Earl. Huston. Mrs Phoebe
Franklin. Miss Fl Rector. Anna N
Gordon, Nellie Sulford, r M
p. lei. RAYMOND, p. III,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26

Samuel e. Young has just received
fine line OF the above make OF shoes from
Boston, and would especially invite the at
tentfon Of gents to these first class goods.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-26
HolbroOk & Ludlow's Shoes.

JUST RECEIVED,
A full line OF Spring Goods. Of the above
well known make,