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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-23

C0Hees and Teas.

OYsrRRs-2 dozen for e5c.
Fish, 10 lOe. per ID.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

Chicago Times: Nashville points to
new buildings worth nearly 5000. 00C
as evidence of substantial growth dur,
ing the past year. Among these
structure is Nashville's first French
fat" three stories high and arranged
TO accommodate six families. The
American reporters are accustomed
to e Sharp, but this fiat is one above
their noves.-NaShuiLlc american.
Is the American reporter not try
ing to appear d sharp 10 thus SHOW
ing off his musical knowledge?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

The Maine muddle continues TO agi'
tate the country. Last Monday night
the republicans slipped into the CAPT
tol and organized Legislature Of their
own. Lamson, the fusion president
of the Senate, has declared himself
governor, and Gen. Cham MERRIAM,
commanding the militia, refuses to
recognize him. 1t is hoped botL par
ties win leaye the matter to be settled
by the supreme court. 1t is an ugly
business ut best.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

II has been rumored here for sever
al days that boat, tied up Mt Brown
vile. threatens 10 bring suit against
the Louisville and Nashville r. r.
Company because draw bridge has
not beeHputi in at Hatchie river. We
are informed the railroad company
has agreed to place the draw, in which
event all trouble will be over and the
river will be:permanently opened for
navigation SO long as there is water
enough in it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15
From Tonic.

We call special attention 10 DR..
Harter's card in another part of this
paper, a careful perussl of which will
repay any person suffering from de-
bility, weakness, dyspepsia, female
diseases or want of vitality, DE. 1t is
recommended by the leading physi>
clans of the country, and by a great
number of the most prominent clergy
men; and from our own experience,
we can recommend i on account of its
ingredients as we'll as the beneficial
effects we have derived from the use
Of the same Leavenworth Appeal
and Tribune.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

Hon. A. p. German has been nom
mated by the Democrats of Maryland
for the United States Senate. Since
1870, he has been a prominent Dem
ocrat In his state, and iB 1872 was
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

Mr.. John Wentworth, of Chicago,
is credited with saying that Grant is
likely to get the nomination for the
Presidency in 1880, backed by the
army, the Office seekers, and by
shat cussed political organization
known as the Methodist Church. >
This is a new title for that church.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

The Californians are making con-
siderable noise over the total eclipse
of the sun, which occurred last SUM-
day, and was visible on the Pacific
slope. We have had almost total
eclipse here for the past month or six
weeks, and don't make much noise
over it, either.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

Mike McGrath, one of Browns.
ville's yellow fever heroes and acting
Mayor during the epidemic of 1878,
died in that city on the 9th inst. He
was buried by the Knights of Pythias.
All the business houses were closed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15
TEX Y

Between the Northwest and Southeast. 1t is
by far the shortest and most direct route to the
ce!ebrated Springs and Sumper re,orts af vir-
GINA and East Tennessee. Connections are
made with all points. Pullman Sleepsrs rrn
on all night. trains, Through sleepers from
Memphis to Nashville without change. Double
daily connections an all thrsugh trAins. Bus
that the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15
PROBABILITIES. To-d.y .

For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
and the lower lake regions. southerly
winds, shifting to cooler north and
west, cloudy weather, with occasional
light rain, followed by clear weather
and rising barometer. The rivers will
generally fall. except stationary at
Cairo and slowly rising below that
point.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

1t is said Tilden and Kelly have
buried the Ratchet and are friends
once more. This, If true, insures
New York to the Democrats in the
Presidential campaign.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

The First and Mechanics National
Banks of Nashville have been consol,
idated under. the name Of the First
National Bank. The combination re-
presents a csock of $500, coo.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

DR.. Samuel A Pool, of Memphis,
has been indicted by the grand jury,
charged with the crime of abortion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-15

Gen. B. j. Hili, noble hero and
good man, died in McMinnville re-
Gently.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

g. A. Hogue, formerly principal Of the
HAlscy public schools, has bccn engaged as
salesman at A. B. MoIlwain'a He has had
considerable experience In merchandising,
aud will be valuable addition TO Mr.. Nell.
wains force.
Jack Allpin Is in the city, with his ma.
ohinery and Fixtures for moving houses. lie
will be engaged In that limo here for week
or two. aud anybody wanting to put their
ediiic6s on wheels had better engage hin
while he Is here.
Col. VIM. Thompson, Of Wssco county,
with his wife eand daughter, arc IN this city.
They are guests Of the editor of tie Drno.
GRAF bud" Is one Of our best aud oldest
Oregon friends, and wo are glad 10 know
that he has prospered in his frontier home.
Oyaters plain and spiecd. CLANS, lobsters,
goldfish balls, maekerel. shrimpa, salmon, sar.
dimes, sardelles, Russian Cabiar. Finnan
haddookS, corncd beef, tongue, chicken, tur-
key, pigs feet, boneless herring, Oxford sau.
sage, extract OF beef, Currie powder, Wor.
ceatcrshire sauce, condensed milk. orange
marmAlade, havoring extracts. lime juice
French capers, queen olives. chow chow. pic
adilli, Windsor pickles, California pickles,
French mustard, Mushroom and tomato
ketchnp. olive oil. Prices cream baking
powder and other brands, pure spices. ground
and whole. layoring herbs, aud many other
things. besides full line Of goods TO be
fOnnd Ia iirst-eiass grocery store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

LEnANoN. o.. Jnly 3l. lssO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
RIue HIbben Clab.

This Club met last Friday evening. and a
very fair audience was in attendance. Ad-
dresses were made and music rendered as
usual. Recognizing the fact that the object
OF the Club was IA promote the cause of tenn
peranee. committee was appointed to con-
fer With the special committee appointed by
the City Council to frame amendments te
the City Charter. with the view of having
our laws regulating the liquor traffic changed.
The Committee consists Of Dr.. Geo. w
Gray, Mart V. Brown and f. L. Skip
worth. A series of resolutions introduced
by E. Z. Skipworth. endorsing the nomiua-
tion of Gen. Neal DnW as the temperance
candidate for President. were voted down by
q majority Of thr. On account OF the nearee
approach OF the time OF the eonvening of the
Legislature. it was decided that for the nsxt
few weeks the Club shoald hold weekly
meetings, which should be principally de-
voted 70 the discussion OF amendments to
existing State laws regulating the liquor
trasfie, aud members Of our Legislature should
attend regularly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
irvine binders.


We oil thought the invention Of wire bind.
ers great achievement, but IL did not ex.
uctly suit the American fariner--he wanted
twine instead Of wire because 1t Was cheaper.
Inventive genius was called. In, aud the re.
suit Is that binding With twine is now sue
cess. as the following special lispatch from
Nashville. Illinois. to the Chicago Tribune,
shows
NASHVILLE, III. May - The farmers Of
Washington county wefe treated 10 an exhi-
bition this aiterno0u as unique ~ il WIZ eii.
tertainiHg u had been advertised that All
exhibition Of harvesting machinery would be
given on the farm of Judge Aikens, where
one machine would bind wheat with either
wire or twine, aud inviting competition by
other wire or tmine binders. Several hun.
dred farmers were present, aud two machines
were exhibited in very heavy green wheat.
VIZ: the Osborne Combined Twsne and Wire
Binder, and tho Wood Twine Binder. The
latter broke down on the first round, and
was taken out Of the field. Tho farmers
were delighted with the excellent work Of
the Osborne and highly praised the feature
whereby either twino or wire can be used
as may bo the cheapest.
As the invention was completed at such a
late date IL cannot bo brought into requisl-
tion on this Coast until tho harvest Of 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
AZ she Ilaa canasyiTalr s.raua.I..

Through the rbliteness of Secretary ]. II.
Burkhars, Of the Linn County Ag1 Society.
We were enabled to take ride out to the
Grounds last "Wednesday, where we found
carpenters busily engaged in repairing. ere.
vAmping" and otherwise improving the ap-
psarance Of things A grand stand is being
erected at the track, capable of seating many
hundred people some dozen new booths are
being built, aud the stock stables and pens
and the pavilion are heing repaired in the
most satisfactory manner. Exhibitors in
every department will find suitable and am.
pie accommodations when the Fair opens.
The race track has been plowed. narrowed
and rolled until it is as smOothe as aOor.
MIR. IIaelaad has in training running
horse. from Corvallis, which he thinks viii
rake down the single dash purse. The fol
lowing horses. now in training at Salem. viii
compete for purses at our fair; Rye Straw,
Mollie AIillerss Haidee. Caddie Il, Record,
Pop Eye, Russell Coleman. Bull of the Woodf.
Flora \. Edith II, Sank. Owens, Tudor Lex.
ingtOa and Grace Lindsay.
An immense shed for the exhibition of ma,
ehiaery will be erected, and it is expected
that that department win be an important
feature of the exhibits.
let the ladies, the merchants, mechanics,
farmers and stock raisers all take an interest
in the approaching Fair. and strive to make
it all that such grandand unrivalled county
as Linn can exhibit when the effort is prop
erly made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
NEMs rnoal arIrr roRKs.
The Narraw Gauge AZ seIo Lively Times
and business Prosperity -rnparal.
elled Crops~ Attempt at Suicide
aud Insanity or n Preach.

Messrs. ]. S. Morris and ]. L. Miller Of
Seio, were in this city last Wednesday. and
gave US the following items
The certsduty Of the early completion Of
the Narrow Gauge Railroad 60 that place has
given unwontea impetus 10 business Of all
kinds. Property Is daily enhancing in value,
rents are advancing, aud there isn't vacant
house in Scio.
The railroad company is erecting y ware.
house at their depot site. 3Ox9O feet. which
win be completed aud ready to receive grain
next week.
Crops are turning out splendid d-many
tracts ON which was expected rs to Is bush
els are yielding a5 to so bushels of wheat per
acre. Flax will yield 20 to p bushels per
acre. and there is a large acreage. In fact.
Johnny Morris says, the crop in 'rho Forks
is at least one.third better than was antici.
pated by even the most sanguine.
The Democracy OF The Forks are solid to
a man for Hancock. added 10 which nearly
all of those in that section why have hereto.
fore voted the greenback aieket viii support
him. lie win come out of The Forks with a
round 200 majority ''and don't yol forget
To remember it :"
Quite melancholly affair occurred at the
residence of Mr.. Frank Smith. in Santiam
Precinct. last Tuesday. Rev. ]. w. Stahl.
of the NJ. T.. Church, South. who has re-
Gently exhibited freaks of insanity, on last
Saturday suddenly disappeared from Mr..
Smiths house. where he had recently been
staying. and was on Monday found and taken
back tn the house. lie had lain ont in the
woods in the RAINY weather of that period,
Those who found him fastened him in a room
and left him alone, and soon afterwarl Mr..
Smith, on entering the rQom, discovered that
Mr.. Stahl had an open razor in his hand,
which he undertook to capture, but before
he could succeed the insaue man drew the
razor rapidly and iiereely across his own
throat, making gaping cash from ear to
ear. but fortunately the iugular vein was not
severed Before he could accomplish any
thing further he was overpOwered and Sc
cured. and medical assistance summoned
He viii doubtless recover, but will most
probably be delivered to the authorities and
sent to the asylum as soon as he is able to be
moved. Rev. Mr.. Stahl will be remembered
by many of the readers of the DEMocRAr as
forcible and leading minister OF the South
ern Methodist Church. The cause Of his in
sanity IS not known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
Narro,, Gausr xelr..

WIN. Reid aud Col. Wheat came up from
Portland last Tuesday aud went out on the
line OF the narrow gauge road. While here
Mr. Reid stated positively that the road
would not go through Lebanon. bat would
cross tine Lebanon branch OF the o. d G. Il.
L. at L. A Irvine's farm, at which point n
warehouse would be erected at once II Is
definitely settled that after the road leaves
Scio the first depot will be at Craigs farm !;
the next will be this side OF the Santianl
on the old briggs farm; the next at the
junction of the two roads at L. a. Irvine's /;
the next at the Mcknight farm at Sand
Ridge; then one at Alec Brandon's :, and then
one at BrowPsviIle. 1t Will be seen that
these stations are extremely well selected
and viii draw considerable trade away from
the old road. THE grading on this road is
being rushed along rapidly. and We have
every reason to believe that it viii be com
plsted to Brownsville 10y the Grst Of Dssem-
her
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
rAs Isbansn mallroa.u.


Through the kindness Of w. D. Rice,
agent of the o. 4 G r. 4. Co. at this place,
wo last Saturday had The pleasure Of ride
with him, In company with Jason Wheeler
and I. @. Dickey, on tho new Lebanon rail-
road. We climbed aboard the locomotive
Oakland. and ia few moments arrived at
Thos. Froman's, about three miles from tho
city, to which point the road had been com.
pleted. Just as We arrived tho last spikes
were being driven in side track at this
point, which will be great convenience to
AIr. Froman and his neighbors J. II. Nc.
Quaid, the superintendent Of construction,
informed US that all tho grading on the road
had been finished up except about one mile.
and that would be done by Wednesday Of
this week. Hc had none but green Chinese
hands under him and consequently could not
lay down track very fast on the start, but
the hands were learning and he expected to
get the track laid TO Lebanon by about the
18th of this month. OF course the road is
somewhat rough now, but force Of men will
go to work and ballast il up as soou a. the
track is laid. It branches oif from the main
road about quarter Of mile above the falls
of the Canal at the residence Of Mr.. Elkius,
and after making a slight curve Of about =
half mile il takes an air line 10 Lebanon.
The people of that enterpIising little city
have just cause to feel grateful to the rail.
road company for the building OF this road.
as it viii give them shipping facilities which
will do more towards developing the rich
country in their vicinity than anything Slse
could possibly have brought about. Thous.
auds Of acres Of rich land. which. up to this
time. has been unfenced. will now be brought
into cultivation. and the products stored at
that point for transportation to the maEts Of
the world. Business will increase there
new industries will spring up. aud the people
will bless the day the iron horse makes his
entry into their village.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
Police Matters.

Last Monday evening man named But
Ter, who sails under the euphonious title Of
''Sheet-iron." got considerable ''sheep-dip"
aboard, which made him think that among
pugilists he ranked A ]. Coming into Pet.
ty's saloon he announced publicly that Ire
was the best man in town, which so fired the
heart of one A. Clark that he peeled it to old
''Sheet-iron" right in the head and laid him
out in good shape. Marshal Hunt arrested
both parties, and Recorder Halter fined CLARK
s. and costs
Jimmy Petty and another individual had a
6ght at the same place and on the same
evening, and Petty was fined s. and costs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
As The Flowers IA s,ay.

All things have their appointed time and
season, from May flowers to the Sua spots
which experts tell Us are accountable for the
meteorological torsy -turyiness OF this year of
grace, 1850. And prompt to its fore or,lain.
ed date comes the new premium list 10 El-
rieh's FdNiiOa Quarterly. full from end to
end of tempting inducements to send your
own subscription, and TO pursuate others TO
do likewise.
The ordinary magazine premium, list is
sufficiently familiar TO need no description ;
but in this particular publication We note
several novel features Most of the premi-
unls are selected with direct reference to the
wants OF ladies'. a beautiful set OF curtains
IS offered for Is subscribers, aud the CORES
Ponding lambrequins for - Lace ties,
cbemisettes and collars, silver ware. boquet
holders, plaiters and trimmers. brooches aud
bracelets, head dresses apd books are scatter
ed through the list until it really seems as
though the publishers were seeking. not 80
much to extend their circulation, a. to make
= grand distribution of useful aud pretty ar
tieIes throughout the United States. And
to crown all, the publishers siuke boldly out
in new direction. and oder premiums for
subscriptions 10 any m0ga=;as a-LasereE II
the voice of the club raiser isn't heard in the
land during the coming month, it will be be-
eanse the spirit OF enterprise has perished
from among the American wives and slaugh-
tiers.
The premium list is issued by Enrich
Bros. Eighth Avenue. New York. and win
be sent free to any address on application to
the publishers
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
FuA for Ever, body.

We have noticed that Marx Twain's ne~
book-"A Tramp Abroad has been selling
rapidly all over the United States. aad have
often wondered why 1t was not introduced
10 this locality. bat now at last We are going
70 get IL W. II. Brunk has accepted the
agency Of this county for II and will begin
eanvassing at once. Il Is book that Is
needed everywhere aud gives ia readers
plenty 10 think Of and ponder over. and viii
keep the world good bumored for years. II
Is written ia Marks we'll known style. and
Is said TO excel both his "Innocents Abroad
aud "Roushing It." He says It is written
by one tramp for other tramps TO read. aud
almost any onO would become tramp for
the privilege Of reading it.. II you want
something To drive away the LInea don't fail
TO subscribe for t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
10 rarena. nn.I s.ar.lIan..

Ed l.aam wishes Us TO inform our readera
that he has just received fall line Of school
books aud stationery. aud from now until
the Holidays will receive additions TO his
stock on every steamer arriving from San
Francisco. As the Public Schools will opea
out generally next month. you should call
around soon and lay in a supply Of books for
your children and give them chance TO per.
use them before school opens His motto il
The best Of goods at bottom prices. .
Don't forget the place corner Of First and
Broadaibin streets. opposite the building
which is now being erected for Sonders &
Sternberg. Cali ou him and he viii treat
you well.
We might also add that besides doing a
large retail business in stationery. tobacco
and cigars. he is alss prepared TO sell very
cheap at Wholesale. Country dealers skonid
make u note of this.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
warehea.s. win Enrn.

Already five grain warehouses have burned
down in this valley during the present sea.
sou. aud when farmer stores his grain he
should by all means insure il against fire. II
costs much less 10 insure than is generally
supposed. and 4 small ontlay ia that way.
while il would not be missed. would be oi
great benefit IN case Of Gre. The heaviest.
staunebsst aud oldest companies doing bust.
ness en this Coast are represented at c. II.
Stewarts Fire Insurance Agency. Quick
asitiemenis aru made By these companies.
and the cash paid down in gold coin. When
,eu sant any Information an relation TO in-
saraher. call on or address e. II. stewart al
the eitK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
Two Surgeons

From the National Surgical Iastiiute. Indi
annapolis, Indiana, will visit Portland. Ore
gon. at 81 Charles Hotel. September 9Th. stl
aud 9th, 1850, provided with complete aud
expensive outfit Of apparatus designed Il
treat every form Of Spinal Disease. Hip and
Knee Disease. Crooked Limbs. Club Feet
Paralysis. &c. Piles aud Fisiula certainly
cared This institution has sn unequAlsd
reputation in the successful Treatment Of al
Of the above diseases. Interested partie,
should not fail "a SEQ these Surgeons. Re
turning home. overland, they will stop Of
September ilth aud 18th at Eugene City, 18th
at Roaeburg. and 18th and 2sth at Jackson
willie. Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03
rra.a Il.e Hanl. OF lhe uua.on.
Newbnrg. 4. Y. ort 20. 1.

Newbnrg. y. y. oct 20, 1879.
II. II. Warneg q co.. Rochester. y. ":
6entlemen lady Of over 70 years OF
age, in falling health for over n YEAR, has
been using Warmers Safe Bitters on my
recommendation. Sho feels very grateful
for the benefit shs has derived therefrom,
aud says that until she used it her stomach
could bear no vegetable food for over three
wears. believe II Ia he u certain specific
for dyspepsia. Warmers safe Pills ara
also tnesting with very good SUCCESS la all
foTins of Liver Complaints, MaIarial Trou-
bles. Dumb Ague, aud xherevera sals and
efficient cathartIe Is required. I can not
speak loo highly q them.
DR. J. q. IseINS N d
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

One Of the finest stock of goods ever
brought to this market was purchased feS
days ago in San Francisco by our young
friend Simon Seitenbaeh. aud Is now ArFiv.
ing at the old aud popular store Of Kline and
Co A great deal has already arrived and
has been opened out, and every steamer adiI
to the stock. When il all arrives you can
get there anything you want at reasonable
prices. as all their old customer know, and
new patrons are promised that they can get
just as low prices aud as good terAas thsrs Al
anywhere in the city. Call and examine the
skock
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

Daring the past week workmen have been
engaged in enlArging, rspainting aud other
wise improving Marx BAumgart's Wholesale
aud retail tobacco and liquor store. until now
it is one Of the largest aud most esmmodiOal
of any institution of the kind in the Valley.
The entire front Of the stbre Is newly paint
ed, presenting decidedly unique aud at
traetive appearance. The wholesale depart
ment in the front rooms IN conveniently and
showily arranged. and the sample and billiard
room in the rear is tasty and attractive.
while Marx and Mac. make gorgeous span
Of polite caterers behind the counters.