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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
The Pre..aent,s vIslt.

President and Mrs. Hayes. Gen. Sller-
man. ex-GoY. Ramsey, and the large nnm:
Der accompanying them, Preached thi .ity a
few minutes after IL O'Clock A. NJ ofThurs-
day, by special train from Roseburg BY
previous arrangement, Mayor D. G. Clark,
attended by the City Council, were on
hanl to receive the President and escort
him TO the balcony of the hotel at the
depot, where stationed the Ladies' Cornet
Band and Mechanics Brass Band, both of
which united in rendering some splendid
music for the occasion. The Mayor form
ally rendered to President Hayes, in a
neat speech, the congratulations of our
people and the freedom of the CITY, whel,
Gov. Thayer stepped forward and intro
duced the President to the people of Linn
county. wien cheer after cheer went up
from the vast throhg assembled to do him
honor. The President then made a neat
little speech to which the closest attention
was paid throughout, and Justify cleered
at its close. Ex-Gov. Ramsey was then
introduced, aud although lac said he was
too hungry to make a speech, yet lie, too,
madea most excellent talk. Gen. Shrr-
man was then introduced, and the old
veteran made one of his character istie
speeches. Ia the mean time Mrs. Hayes
+ had been Induced to come upon the bal
cony and be introduced TO the hundreds of
ladies present who desired tn see the lady
who'llad done so much for the cause of
temperance while acting as mistress of the
White House. Mayor Clark gracefully
introduced Mrs. Hayes. and then. after
the cheering had snbSided, presented her,
with the compliments of the Ladies' Cor
nett Band of Albany, handsome bouquet.
The party then retired to the dining room
where an elegant dinner was served. We
noted among the party Hon. VI. C. George
Congressman elect. Hon. Richard Williams,
ex-iov. Gibbs, Gov. Thayer, Secretary of
State Ealhart, ex-Mayor Newbury, OF
Portland, Cy. Dolph, Esq. several men,
hers OF the Legislature, and others whose
names we can not now call to mind. The
train left about five minutes before noon.
Instead of this condensed notice we should
have greatly preferred to have given
full report of the speeches male. etc.. but
time prevents. In conclusion we can ONLY
add tnat the Ladies' Cornet Band received
numerous compliments upon their music.
Mrs. Hayes made special inquiries regard
ing them, and the entire party seemed pleas
ed with the hearty reception given them
by our. people. There was but one person
who forgot common politeness by yelling
two or three times for Hancock, but as
the entire assembly seemed to excuse him
was done. We are rather proud of our
people, and Albany has again proved itself
worthy OF the flattering encomiums here
totore heaped upon her by all visitors.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
A Hancock Triu.nph.

Friday evening the Democracy of this
city went by rail to Lebanon to ratify and
speechlnake. The Hancock Guards, to
the number of 81, including a few boys,
paraded First street with torches, filing
the air at times with cheers and.'tigers.' -
After getting on the ears the fun commenc-
ed. Going and on the return, a number
of Hancockcrs proceeded to hammer each
other in good style. A few ladies accom-
panied the crowd, having Il car provided
for them, we believe. but they were never
theless insulted, going SO far. in one in
stance at least. that a gentleman, who
happened to be in the car, was forced to
choke the party effectnally to make him
behave. We We're not present on the
occasion, but the above information comes
from solid Democrat, and we have no
reason to doubt him whrn lie averred to
us that a part of the crowd composed
of the t'lowest down stiffs outside the
penitentiary." We hope never to be
compelled to chronicle similar occasion.
Four bottles of whisky were drank in one
car on the way our, which had no little TO
10. with the quantity already taken
aboard before leaving the city, in firing
the Hancockites. Such exhibitions OF
low, vulgar obsrenity will not increase the
Hancock vote in Linn county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
Housing of Hook and ladder TrV,cAs
Annuea Bail of Hook and lad
der Company No. 4.

On Thursday, October 7th, Hook and
LHt'der Co. No. of this city will receive
their handsome apparatus from the city.
duly presented by the Mayor, attended by
the City Council, when they will be housed
In due form. The entire Fire Department
will turn out and aid III tie ceremony.
l. G. Dickey will act as Chief Marshal,
with ID. B. Monteith and F II. Davis, As
sistants. The Department will march out
to the depot of the o. s c. Railroad, start
ing at about II A NJ, meeting and escort
Ing the several companies from Salem aud
other points, who are expected on the noon
train, back to the city when the ceremonies
will take place. After the '.housing.' a
lunch will be set for invited and invited
guests at Ones house. In the evening a
ball will be given by the Hook ami Lad
derCo. at the Opera House. Tickets,.Sl so.
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GI0Gning.

Strangers visiting our city should not
fail to make themselves acquainted with
the attractions of l.. f. Blaims Clothing
House. in Fosters Block. where large
assortment of seasonab!e Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, for
Men and Boys, are always on display.
This house has rare facilities for procuring
the very best Of Ready made Clothing. and
yet sold at prices much Below what it
would cost to buy the cloth and have them
made TO order. The proprietor extends a
cordial welcome to all visitors to the
County Fair, whether they purchase or
of his Clothing. and the moderate prices,
should be widely known.
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A Pleasant Time.

Mr.. Virgil Parker, of this city. and Miss
Mary Parker, daughter of Hon. Allen
Parker, of Taquina Bay. were uuited in
marriage at the home of the bride the first
OF the week. arriving in this city, their fiI-
ture home, OH Wednesday, The same
evening large number of invited guests
assembled at the residence OF Mr.. E. A.
Parker, father of the bridegroom, spending
pleasant evening and partaking of the
grandest supper inaeinabie-it just laid
over anything in quality. quantity and va
rtety OF dishes. 1t is impossible TO do the
supper justice, and we are compelled to
fal! back on the expression used by the la
dies when intending to mean perfection.
''it was perfectly splendid" About half
past nine, the ffremen, accompanied by
Mechanics Brass Band. paid their respects
TO the newly welded. Virgil being mem
Der of Ones. Virgil came to the front.
made little speech, invited tile boys in,
caked, sodaed and cigared all round. and
was duly congratulated by his brother
firemen. 1t was very pleasant occasion
to all. and Mr.. Parker and his handsome
wife have the best wishes OF hosts OF friends
tor their continued Happiness and unbound
ed prosperity.
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Ell Carter & %.

Messrs. Eli Carter & Co. manufacture
that excellent agricultural implement
known as the Excelsior Harvester one
of the best ever invented and which is so
popular amo ~ the farmers. They man.
ufacture it as combined clotl crusher and
cultivator, or without the clod crusher, as
farmers may desire. For this season
they have made some improvements, and
it is now more durable AMI better made
than ever, while reduction has been
made i'll the price. Farmers and Others
are respectfully invited to call at their
mandatory ana examine it. They also
keep on hand and manufacture to order
ali kinds OF doors. window sash, molding,
etc. tor sale at rs low rates as good mate
rial AID good work will allow. Don't fail
to call and sec them. Factory at the
foot OF montgomery street, on river bank.
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Fox, Esaursr & Co.

One of the strongest and Oldest dry goods
houses in this city is that of Fox, Baum &,
Co. They carry an immense stock of
goods in fhe way of dry goods. clothing.
groceries, boots, Shoes Lats. caps, etc, ETC..
and from perfect understanding of the
wants of our people, gained by long years
of experience, are enabled to offer for the
inspection of old and new patrons, the
choicest OF fall and winter goods specially
adapted and purchased to meet their wants.
An Inspection will prove all that has been
stated in their handsome advertisement, OH
the hFst page of this issue, we think and
cordial invitation Is extended to all to
call at their store and examine goods and
prices. And willie there take a look al
the telephone connecting the store with the
Court House-it is novelty to many
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
The Golden Days of Youl,,.

The other day we received paper
from away down in Egypt onr boy
hoods home. How it brought up the old
times when we hunted blackberries and
wadeS in Silver creek with Cleopatra
Matilda Ann and her handsome redheatled
sister. Priscilla Italia. Then, later. dur
ing the long winter evenings, how we
congregated around the big rockbuilt fire.
place, cracking hazelnuts and shelbarks
and grubernees for Fan, and filing in tile
hours with ''pleased or displeased." 11en
the eandy-pulings, the quilting bees, the
corn shuckings-iewhiz. Then the tre-
mend0us fight with Newt Pace. the next
day. because kissed his s'gal'' when order
ed to go to Rome y And in the summer.
low we used our ''infiuence'' with the
boys not to hook wi,lder Massey's melons
and prevailed on 'em. She had two
s:rcll sweet girls And how we used to
go to Sunday School SO regularly every
Sunday morning at o'clock and how
regularly. some mornings. we didn't go
all the same ; and how we used to initiate
Washington. with our little harchet always
in sight /: and how, at school, we were al
ways head of the class. when we were not
occupying some other position and how
affcctionately old Tanner used to go for
us. and how we loved him and-in fact,
the recollection of the ''halcyon'' days of
youth come swelling up by the volume. and
we could write hook, If we had time.
God bless the old home and the friends of
our youth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
Grand Repul
A grand torchlight pl

A grand torchlight pl
auspices of the Garfield.
of this city, Will be given
next. Hon. Geo. Fl. v
present and make speech
Judge Williams is one oil
wheel horses of the Republi
has few equals and ao snpe.
rostruin. The various CARTEL
Clubs in this and Benton coul
vited aud expected TO be with u.
part in the procession. Both
bands will be secured for the oc6
intention being to give chance I,
Republican in the whole country
part with us and have an oldfa
whoop-up. The ladies. too. are e.
and cordially invited to take part
procession. And won't we have
time ! Don't let anything but /;
Illness prevent every Republican fir,
ting IN an appearance ON the oC
Come one. come all.
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Garfield nr.G Arthur.

There will be meeting OF Republicans
held at Bishops Hall. Brownsville. on
Saturday TO morrow, October 2d. 1880, at
half past three O'Clock P. NJ. for the pur-
pose of perfecting the organization OF a
Garfield and Arthur Club. All persons
interested should RENE mber that ''eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty and that
We still spell Nation with a big M
Let there be large attendance. This
call is made at the request of
MANY RErUBLICANs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

Business men make tie matter of insur-
Ing their goods aud property of the first
Importance, rs no man can tell the day
nor the hcu: IN which lis property may
he damaged or Ell tircly d,s! royed ty fire,
even though he may exercise the greatest
care and watclttt!n"ss. Our farmers are
pretty generally making assurance doubly
secure bY insuring their grain after llac-
ing it in ti!e warehouse. This is wise and
safe, and sl.euld tie followed by all In
sure your grain, houses. hartlS. or goods
of any kind in a sound company. and YOU
can sleep soundly. Among the sonndest
Insurance companies doing business in
Oregon, none can be more highly recon-
mended than the Connecticut and the
German-American. 1t is n noteworthy
tact that both the above companies paid
every dollar OF tlIeir losses in the great
Chicago and Boston fires, Il fact which
speaks loudly in their favor. The instruc-
items TO agents in every case is to find out
specify the amount of any loss by fire
in which they are interested, and nav it
to the last farthing. These are the com
panies in which to insure. Mr. Julius
Gradwohl is the accommodating agent for
both companies in this city. to whom all
should apply who desire to insure in
safe companies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

In this city. at the residence Of Mr.. & q.
James. on the 27th of September, 1880. by
Rev Isaac Dillon. Mr.. d. w. Claw ana
Miss Eunice Fairclo-all of Linn county.
At st. Panl's NJ. F.. Churca, South. this
city, Sept. 20, 1880, by Rev. II. b. White.
FRANK A. Bnrkhart and Miss Sarah E..
snlith-ali of Linn county. Oregon.
May the cup OF joy be always full to
overfiowing with Frank and Sarah.
AT the residence of Mr.. =. s. D,ckerson
SEPT. SO. by Rev Isaac Dillon. Mr. Mel.
son d. Conn and Miss Florence Combs.
all OF Linneounty.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

Some days since Messrs. w. U. BaIti-
more, d. B. Montcith, VIM. Hairless, Wat
Monteith and Mi1t. Hyde went to the
mountains on deer hunt. Messrs. Baltf-
more and VIM. Hairless left camp for this
city on Sunday evening. arriving here in
the front of tile week with load of nice
hams. They reported that up to the
time of their departure the party had
killed thirty two. deer ID. B. Monteith
and w. U. Baltimore were the boss hun
tcrs, having killed twelve each.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
The Lase DanIeI Br1ngle.

Another pioneer is taken from rs by
death, Mr.. Daniel Bringle having departed
this life at the ripe old age of 20 years, on
Friday of last week. He WAS buried on
the following day. He had been resi-
dent of Oregon for many years, and had
many friends who will sincerely mourn
the loss of true and upright man. Peace
to his ashes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
Splendid millinery.

large attendance greeted Mrs. Powelrs
grand opening of new fall and winter
styles of millinery yesterday, the hand
some store being thronged with fair ladies
until late in the day. The room. under
the hands of Mrs. Powell and Miss
French, was rastily and handsomely decor
ated, and the large show-window filled In
such manner as to show off the hats,
bonnets. millinery, etc, to the best aivan-
tage. The new styles are elegant, and the
Indies are keeping the lady attendants
busy in filling their orders. 1t is The finest
display we have ever seen in the city.
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sOs.as,lina,e,, tnry.

The Democratic torchlight and process
ion Monday night. was creditable affair
The ''old stiffs' were not allowed to run
it, but better class of men were in pre-
cession. And the boys deserve credit for
the orderly conduct OF the whole affair.
If the programme of of Monday night Is
carried out during the rest of the campaign.
we shall not be compelled to chronicle
any more disgraceful conduct similar to
thar OF Friday night last
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rrore Nee GOODS.

Mrs. Parrish tailed to get all the hand.
some millinery goods ordered. but still the
display at her new place yesterday was
good enough. and orders came i'm fast.
She will receive full supplies in day or
two, and will keep her stock full and cou,-
plete during the season. ami will sell at
prices that will asronish those patronizin0
her. Call and see, ladies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
e'entraI Meat slarnet.

Central Meat Market, under the super
intendence of Mr.. j. r. Herren, is getting
a fine run of custom. Mr.. Herren is a
veteran in the business, gives down
weight, deals sauarely with all, and OF
course has scores of fast friends who stand
Dy him through thick and thIn. Success
to J. X. Herren and Central Meat Market.
See new card.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

Mr.. w. r. Graham, our Merchant
Taylor, has received lot of as handsome
cloth for gentlemen's suits, as can he had
in any market. They are the latest fall
styles. and he will make suits that fit, look
well and will wear, at unusually low
prices. If you desire perfect fit in the
latest style at a small expenditure OF coin,
don't fail to call on Graham, next door
west of the REGISTER office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01
AZ His Neyr nInap.

FRED VILLERT is now established in his
new two-sto4y wagon and blacksmith shop,
house, where he ia prepared TO do all kinds OF
blacksmithiug, repairing of hacks, WAGONS
etc. He also has on hand. and win continue
to manufacture, hacks and bu~gies, which will
be sold at the lowest possible figures on reason
able terms. 3ovl2m3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

A Fragrant Breath and 1searIy Teeth
Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentifrice, ,sOZO-
DON'T. Composed OF rare antiseptic herbs, it
imparts whitcness to the teeth, delicious aro-
ma TO the breath, and preserves intact, from
youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the
stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless
its effects counferacted with SOZODONT.
and this pure tooth-wash protects the Genital
surfaces by removing every impurtty that ad-
DON'T.
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Tits,s Rros.

Have just received a large invoice of
gold and silver watches and jewelry, OF
the latest designs. Also have for sale the
NEW HOME sewing machine. manufac-
tured since the expiration of patents on
sewing machines. and combines the good
qualities of leading machines. Call and
see. 40
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

Get your spectacles at Frencfi's.
The Albany Express now runs tflrot
to Lebanon. Tiine-4O minutes.
Heavy night togs first of the week
more like rainfall.
Mrs. Foshay was buried on Friday
Funeral at the Baptist Church by Eide
Hill.
Repairing watches, clocks and iewelry
specially. at French',s. Charges very
moderate.
Wheat is gradually getting up to
figure at which our farmers can sell and
not be losers.
See Fox. Baum & Co.'s huge advertise
ment. Liberal men always patronize the
printer. 1t pays.
We have received complimentary to the
Fall Meeting at State Fair grounds.
Thanks.
Full assortment of watches, clocks and
jeweiry at F. NJ. French's.
Four of the Presidential party arrived
in Portland on Sunday evening FER
steamer. to-wit Hon. Alex. Ramsey,
Sec. OF War; Co. Thos. F. Barr, u. S.
A, and Mr.. Ruthford B. Hayes, ir.
The special train to meet PresidenA
Hayes ard party went to Roseburg ca
Wednesday.
Mrs. Parks has received her FAN and
Winte" styles OF Millinery, ETC., it is superb.
as ali tile ladies say.
F. NJ. Dannals continues to turn out
handsome Furniture, at prices that all can
afford to invest.
The immense Stock of Goods. all shades,
varieties, qualities and prices. at Nell
wain's, continues to attract crowds OF
customers.
Cali at F. NJ. Frencll's
You can get Fresh Oysters or a good,
square meal at Mady's, at any time.
Mrs. j. Fl. Burkhast. Mrs. G.. p Burk-
hart, and Mr.. II. Flindt, on Thursday
started for the Eastern States, on a visit.
Mrs. J. III. Bnrkhart will probably remain
until Spring. We wish them pleasant
trip.
MIR. Grill Burkhart has so far recovered.
as to be able TO ride into the city from his
nome just beyond the city limits.
Mr. Albert Haffenden, of Roseburg,.
spent portion of the week In the city.
Representative S. A. Dawson was i'm the,
city on Tuesday
Hook and Ladders propose to '.house'"
on the 9Th.
1t is expected that both bands will play
for the toreh'ight procession Monday
night.
The Tow-Patb Inyincibles have ordered
uniforms. and will secure them by Mou-.
day if possible.
The Express made its first trip to Leba-
lion Wednesday night. bringing quite a
sprinkling of Lebanon folk Thursday
morning.
The heavy fogs in the early morn are
equal to a good rainfall.
There is red-headed girl up town who.
ought to dye da
Messrs. w. 5. Peters and E. r. Sox
have purchased the interest of Mayor
d. G. Clark in the hardware business, and
will hereafter boss the enterprise. We are
not advised as to the purpose of Mayor
Clark, but think he will probably 60 else.
where on account of his wife's health.
We shall be sorry to lose so prominent,
useful and estimabie citizen as our
Mayor has proven himself to be.
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County Fair.

County Fair commences next Wednes-
DAY Send in the big wheat, oats, fruit
and vegetables, not forgetting the luscious
fruit, preserves. cake. as we'll as needle
work, plain and fancy. Let's have one
grand old fair that will be real credit to
the county
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last of Letters,

Uncalled tor and remaining in the Post
office in this city for the week ending
Sept. Both, 1880:
Armstrong. Jessie Mendenhall, Margaret
Adkins. J F Meyer, a
BienIann. DiedIich Righy, F
Cusick, James Sperry, John
Davidson, Carter L Sneleer. S
Grant, Robt Taylor, VIM
Jones, I'll. 7. w. Williams. Adda
p. III. RAYMOND, P. III.
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and
reasonable is consistent with good work.
manship. nSsy1a
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DENTIST.

Dr. R. nc. FREER4ANgb haa located ian
Albany FOR the practice Of Beasiserys
All WORK warranted. OaHace tn PARRISH
bleck, corner First amt Ferry sis. tepz
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Dr. q. w. Gray.

Dentist. Albany, Oregon. Office In Eos.
ter's brick block, up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TIAE and
MATERIAL consumed. lisa
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I4ann County CounelI,

Linn County Council P. of H., will
hold IT'S next session at Jordan Valley OF,
tl,e first Saturday, the I'd day. of October.
1880. ii. q. POWELL Sec.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-01

To show our faith in the safety and exosIsnsA ~
tne d. B., upon proper personal application vShSo
SATISFIED that no imposition is intended we iii
give Gne names Of all its ingredients, By aHdayit
1ne ABOVE onera were never made before bv The y1r
prietor OF any other Family Medicine in the v1aEriS
many testlmonAals, further inform ation and
Eu!l directions for using will be found ia the pam
phlet Treatise on Diseases of the pIaod = y
nich each bottle enclosed Price per bottle CON.
&nlng ~ ounces, or 40 to so doses. Sold by drme,
Nots. ". RANsoM, son e Co. Pron1rn RrfRaIn n y
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- 10 O @

viii be paid to any Public Hospital to be nnutu.
ally agreed upon, for every certificate of this ma5i
sine published by Us which is not genuine.
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King Of the Blood

Cures all ScrofulouG affections and disorders result.
ing from Impurity of the blood. It is peedleGs "a
specify ALL as the sufferer usually perceive their
cause but SdH RheIIHs, Ejnptes, Ulcers, Tasu.ors
Goifre, SsUeLinos, &C., are the most common" a.
well As many affections of the Heart, Head, LiveT