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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

t!GuT BETWEEN FIsuGEMGN,-Csns, J,hp
hoI!ey, VI no arrived at Flshtcwn tits evcricg,
from the lever Potomac reports thst g serious
tsht took p'ac) last Eight ID the river opposite
Stony, FONT. between OILERS from CHARLES couc-
y aud seine haulers. 1t appears that William
h I, fishes large seine at Stooy Point and
inc glller5 rent lodian lIsad fishing shore. Be-
tWsen these two parties teud has exse ed for
sone time, Knight claiming that the OILERS
were Ve rtspassog upon bis rights. List night
Knight with party of forty seine haulers went
to Indian Head for tho purpose of capturing
the fishing tackle Of tho OILERS, which was re-
sisted and fight ensued, the attacking party
cnrylng Utf four nets and three boats. O1e Of
the captured boats, containing two men. Fred
Savoy and Geo. Hendricks, was attached to
seine boat of the koight party. aod was beug
carried sshoro, whco Hendricks and Savoy
cut 1t loose. and attempted to c.clpc. The
Inc hauers then commenced firing rocks at
tho rctreaIlng men. Savoy Revived blow CD
the head, wh'ch, it il thought, will prove
la'a'. and had hl7 arm broken.
Hendricks was also severely hurt. A number
OF inc nsrio5 were arrested this morning and
Lodged in Jail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

WARM AGAIN Tile delightful col spui
winch has prevailed siact las tuesday has been
irifraGd hy more VAIN weather. AID 10 day,
,tCush The PREVAILING wia1 has bean from the
nnrth. the temperature has been higher than
Ter week past, Gni lIncG clis arc seau saen
In rllinMrr4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

HiLrGArEs TO THE EpISC0pAL CoUNCH. -
Mrssss. Auttony Mclean aud w. 9. YeG,on,
a'lagstca aud several Other gentlemen end
leG!es l,l; this morning for Petersburg to attend
The SCI sion OF tic Episcopal Council of
tho pi Csc Ct Virginia, which commcoca 10
ihst ci'y to mo'row. Others from this city and
scc':oa Will leave TO night to a.tegd the Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

DIEEcTORs' MEETING.-A meeting ci the
dir, cIors Of the Charlottesville and Rapidau
Railroad Go. was held at tho ofic, OF tho Fir.
gnis Midland Co., 10 this city, to day. There
Spackmau, 4, }. Parrish, VIM. II. Marbuty,
". L. Wstc, and Col. Duke. Arrangements
were made for the carrying ont OF the contract
Ter building the road FROM Oiango G.. II. to
Charlottesville, and, after the transaction Of
s5mc routine business, tho mocliDg adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

TuE FVSH MARKET-F.F,y Thousand herring
and two thousand shad arrived at ElsbtOwn
10 day She4 sold ut irCm s. 10 $l2 per hue
dred, ard herring st from $l.22j to So per
Ihnu.ani
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
FINAL NOTICE.
J L IO".
NOTICE |
NOTICE |

TO THOSE
~, IN ARREARS Fox CITY TAXES. 49,.
Inc umo AiiCw'd t1s tic cDIsc.on IT c;ty
tsxas for tho preson. Is al yo.; pxvir,. 4, ~ ri
lSsO We give hlAl n0tlcs that it tn, ,,,I still
remalains in our hands unpaid nro not srt.l,di n
the next I'VE days. Va 81 .ll onofI, &. ii. colo,
ton by distraiat, 81 thu law dlrnca. 80 hsya
been ms indu gsus 10 ait as no.sibI.. Dl- duty
u PLAIN and Imperative. Wo hsvs ei.har TO pay
that those still in arrears will como f,rw,rd I'D
settle and thereby roiiore ~ Of the nsc,,.i,v Of
enforcing The Law. which W. will suroiy ID be.
fore tue end Of tho fiscal year No crcco!i5ss
will BIO made, but the law carried ont.
JNO. T. HILL. Col North. Dis.
=. 4, FlHLU, Col. South Di-t.
Is ON u. iIGrKss Building myl-3U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

NE Boat RACE.--Tho general topic Of c>G'
'eEsauoa 90 the streets to day was the boat
fic' to morrow between ilannn end Courtne5.
hNd II Is probable that one half Of, the populs
lon oI the city-ladies and eenllemen-wli be
iNSont when The two great carsmen make
t1elT start. Tie oiIy has been flooded With
ianc bills descriptive of beautiful, shady spots,
nom hence o view OF tho entire race course
en- be had All the sail boa;s belonging to
l ~ city have been engaged for tho occasion.
mere vii! be no steamers leaving Al xsnt rla
!U' me !c,nc, bat parties from here, wishing to
zee the race. caa take the ferry beat for Wash
.as'Cn at l:3O 2. N. and arrive lhcro 10 time
10 take the steamer May Washington. which
raves the 1,h street. wharf at $50. The fare
% the Mary Washington will he so cents.
REPUBLICAN, MEETING. "A republican meet
i IIssr Will be held at the colored Odd Fellows
Iia''' 90 Columbus street, to night, fer the pur
t.So CT endorsing, it is understood. A. w.
armstrong for City Sergeant, and Lewis r..
ayno Tor Commonwealth Attorney. There will
W some prominent speakers present. and its is
Sot at all probable that the scenes st the cid
SNpatt lltuse meeting will be re.enacted at this.
tSlsny OF the coored people arc firm 10 their
determination TO allow mono but strslghtout re-
puu'icans TO take part in the exercises Of the
evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

CIRCUIT CoURT FOR THE CoUNTY.-Hon
flames hUh, Ju,lgc. presiding. -Cliukctt vs..
Chbkct'; decree granting n Ci9orc, f,om the
bonds Ct narimoDY. with Liberty to rtmarry.
tc'roli vs.. iIDl; decree far sale Of lard Of
dctet.da,.t.
ll"y', euarci.n. vi Tah1 It 81 dcorco for
partition cr'"rrh. and P,tor Wise. L. NJ. MILL
and i. H. WIcdsor Appointed commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
MOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Within fifteen days l have to sottle nv sc.
counts with the Gss Light Committee. Ur-
paid bills that could have been msdo bv me I
shall have To pay; there is no help for me, and
surely no consumer would have mo to pay his
gas bill out OF my small means. All consumers
that do mol geo arc requested to call ht the
Lfiics. j. KOXBURY.
mYl2-1N Snnarinfnndont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

FtlI lN..--An old hni ding in Prices alley,
used rs stable by n Liod,,y Il Co., fell in
with 3 crash about L.! clock to day, producing
great Consideration aruous the dcnlz,Gs OF th,t
nrchhothOot. Tho horse Of Mtssrs. Lindsey e.
O.. had been removed from The stable just lrs
vlnua 10 the falling liz OF the bulldog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

n TRAMP WAS pm! to work cutting the grass in
graveyard at Decatur. Ala 20 soon sband.
oned the Job. md declared thht young woman
in cEc of The graves hsd warned him not To dis
turb tho grass over her. Whist convinced tho
nelghoors of the mans truthfulncks Was the fact
that be gave The name Of tho graves occupant.
though There WAS no tombstone To convey tbe in.
formation. md hs WAS 4 stranger in those pnttp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

THE BEAUTIFUL DARK LLlnN
STAR
Will stand for msres this season al UArIsI
TAVERN, Yves. End, from APRIL l.. 10
JU NE 0.h, 1890 Sta is dark 5sy / :n.ncs
high. and years old; an excellent deva- md
drsught horse; weighs lou Id, Ho was raised
BY Mr.. Will; Henderson, of Fairfax CO, Va.
His sire was old Star, Morgan horse; his dam
Black Hawk mare, trc II Ken.ucky. star
Lrots his mile in 40
Terms: $40 for the SEASON; SIS to insure.
GS- The bast care will be tskea Of al mares
LETT at the stand. No scccu liability, however,
for unavoidable accidents.
8p28-2mx i u. CATrS Pronrjator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

TNOUND.-On Sunday evening on st. Assph
Il street, CH1LD's HAT. The owner csn have
it by proving property and paying TOR this ad.
vertisemenL IL
NEW TURKISH PRUNKS just received by
~ myiS }. o. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

Ts>i. M: G. A,-The eth annual mce!ng Of
tbl. association. will be held tonight, ut oicht
O'clock, in tie Methodist Episcopal Church,
The members bro reminded that a. this meeting
an election will be held for officers to ssrvo dur
ing the year ensuing and That other matters of
Importance will be presented for consideration.
1t JAS HNTw!SlE. Jr, Gen, Sec
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New " .'.;nn ~, n".nsS: NiC N9-ihe
~ W." j -, ,cn,Io ~ W Wy 'oSli'eu
he Csr;hy house Oh Their tabernacle to have
Htu r,0lcTcd lrec from all dchltmcn'a ii the
-..h anI sp:it alijrd splendid advertising
,,,H.l!cs 10 the publishers CT GRAIN Pamphlets
= he evils resulting from tho u.s. If tobacco.
n, history OF the world shows that there never
y. 90 lx,;!cncr: siaTtct. no matter how pu,c
he yT.1up'c>, that il q short time was not
,,,.l advantage Of BY parties for pecuniary
rs?.s. 81! thtS, Neg E0giand pohl,hers,
Z. .iyl nj 10 split sa Ely seem to be dlIiecut
iD..a..., urGd have 10 lear sboat tscir c,lI-
-, &C. c.eo.ian. The sr;i-tobacc, t1.c.s or
.,cna,. Wo3h Ties. prrsnus OF good motives,
rrdidg s.a circulating in this ciiy c2ps;s. e
,yfar- i.o2 the books ia uIts lon, with re-
,-,-. !tns ;ay be circulated. TIC mic. CT tho
n.l3. H. IN et or, 40 more ror les than
,,Ia:.y a.irsrl,ioec r:u'aIs. ,s.cn.ihl2 r,inlrd
n ,r,a.. viz, they c.I! prrht evil. b,t in
r.,..r.a I.a.c lnGncy, add ahou,6. tI,rrriare
g.r,ll!iri ~ g Drcac; Of tho Sabbath 10 be
,,nlali0g incn, on that day. All sor4 Of I'D.
c.r,jc. lodges are fu31r 60 10 these DAYS,
.lf uyly a.; the devices t. la tuuoa In the
Jus iragis & tic axe. nnG those who look
lgJu i9Jacc> a. al evil Will sui. ct their mo.
u:.s 10 Muoa less criticism wro thew 10 Tree
,r.ir publications. from ptcuu!ary sayoutings,
4 iAIENT STARK ARRE,TER. -Nles:?l. r.
Il. i.I9,H.T aud Edward DuuD Of the Wash
Ia.,o0 aGl ONO Ealfoad Company havs been
,EJrIci , pa.Cnt Tor q spark arrcStcr, which is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18

EPISCOPAL t6USclL Tie Gau2cil ct tho
lfot' st'bt i?i cops Church Of tho Dice s, of
NHsiti', o''Ii ass mhl2 10 ST.. rau,'s Church,
Petersburg, Ia morrow. IL is exceed that
Over 2Go a'c:&y bod iay delegates vii! be ir at
tndaucs. Bishop Whittc will preside Right
lev. Z. &. P1nick, Missionary Bishop frcm
the EnlscNpal Church in hmrrice TO Alrioa.
aud Bl>h'r Pe'eikia, q West Virginia. will
ha present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
chnrel, s,irssisry.

Y. Z. G. A.--Meets at their rooms in Eos
ter's brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 7: 40 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons ai
4. Business meetings are held on the even
ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. r. CHURCH. -Preachingeyery Sabbath,
at u 4. NJ, and P. N. by Rev. 2: U. lr'
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School ct 2;3O r. u.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
EvANGEMcAL CHUncH.-P Preaching on Sab.
bath at II A. NJ, and u p. m. Sabbath
School 1915 Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening w. c. Kantner, pastor
CoNGngGATIoSALCn CHURCH. H.-Servicesevesy
Sabbath at II A. n. and 5 p. 81. Sabbath
School at 2.30. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
M. Il. CHURCH, sorTH. Services every
Sabbath at st. Pauls NJ. y. Church, South,
at II A. n. and u ?. N. Sabbath School
at l2l p. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. N. G. Miller, pastor.
NJ. Il. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
at IL a. M and "a p. n. Song service N
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
It 2:30 P. M Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. l. Dillon, pastor.
BAPrIsr cHuKcm. Services every Sabbath
at II a. ST. and 7 p. N. Sabbath School ut
IL. Prayer meeting every ThuNday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PgBBYTEgIAN CHUgcH. every
Sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel Sunday ySchoolimmediately rfterthe
morning service Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening Isey. Elbert n. Condit,
pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
TO parents and Caralan..

Ed Baum wishes us TO inform our readers
that he has just received full line Of school
books and stationery, and from now until
the Holidays will receive additions to his
stock on every steamer arriving from San
francisco. As the Public Schools will open
out generally next month. you should call
around soon and lay in supply Of books for
your children and give them chance TO per.
use them before school opens His motto Is
THE best Of goods at bottom prices. "
Don't forget the place corner Of First and
Broadalbin streets, opposite the building
which is now being erected for senders a.
Stcrnberg. Call on him and he will treat
you well
We might also add that besides doing u
large retail business in stationery, tobacco
and cigars, he Is alse prepared to sell very
cheap at wholesale. Country dealers skonld
make note Of this
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
The marrow GaH=e.

A correspondent Of the BuliestH says the
North Santsam bridge IS complete that over
the South SaHtian will be done on Saturday.
These structures are composed respectively
OF two Howe truss spans Of lG0 and 100 feet.
The former has 1000 feet OF trestle bridging
to its approaches and the latter 100 feet
making. therefore, the North Santiam L. 2GO
feet in its entire length, and the South San
tam AGO feet. The narrow gauge takes
2,e4O ties per mile. 1t Is well tied; the rails
are three feet apart and the engines eighteen
ton weight. The track Is to reach Scio by
the 2lth inst. The contractors propose to lay
four miles of track per day on Albany prai-
rie. SciO is building up lively.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
rmE NARROW GArCE.
Extensive Preparations IleiRg Made for ihC
Opea ing Ip OTIhe Read 10 GrOWnSVIllc.

The construction force of ]. Il. Montgom.
cry & Co, now between Scio and Browns
willie. SAYS the Portland Standard. are pushing
matters so that the final completion OF the
narrow gauge to Brownsville by the lst Of
November is mere than confidently expected
it Is being now looked upon rs an assured
fact. Sixteen hundred men are at the pres
cut moment making the dust fly ON the Al
bany prairie, aud as the grade nowhere is
over three or iOsr feet in the heaviest part,
the officials Of the road have written to the
Brownsville folks assuring them that they
can take the ears at that point and come to
Portland to indulge in their big spree over
the result of the Presidential election The
track is beingpushed south from Silvertou al
n very rapid rate but as there are a great
many large streams to be crossed, it is not
quite As rapid as the management OF the road
or as interested public desires tito he. When
the last spike is driven at RrOwnsvillea grand
jibilee will be held all along the line. An
excursion train filled with invited guests and
notable people will probably leave Rays Fer
~ in the morning and make the run through
to the former point in time to return the same
day. Extensive preparations are being made
to make the Opening success Speech
making, b9rbecues and so on are being ar
ranged, aud all necessary formaities for eel
ebr&ting grand event ia \ becoming style
are being prepared. Champagne and tOasts
and grand rejOieings will be in or,ler through
out the valley, ami Mr.. Reid will probably
find himself mighty popular man. for a time
at least. as soon as one tof his locomotives
goes pulling into the town OF Brownsville
Gen. Montgomery, the contractor, Is positive
that he can. aud SAYS he viii have them there
On the Ist dAy OF November iu the year of
our l.nrl, 1850. So look out for a big time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
a new Foundry.

c. C. Cherry, who has been running the
Albany Iron aud Brass Works. has entered
into partnership with Mr.. c. r. Parks, and
will at once commence the erection Of large
building on Baker street. fronting the lum-
Der yard. which will be occupied by them as
a foundry. G. c, Cherry had the old foun.
dry leased, aud having to give it up on Ae.
count OF the old proprietor. Mr.. A. +. Cher.
ry, wishing to go into business. hS and his
partner will now start in in entirely new
quarters. The building will be put up i'm.
mediAtely, and they expect to be ready for
business in about sixty days. They will at
first run. by steam, but will sOonEchange to
water power. Look out for their advertise.
ment next week
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
AD,.lrr,.Inr aeeI.lenI.

+ l.. Bryan. = farmer living mp near Tan
gent, met will, Al accident in this city last
"Wednesday morning which resultsd very
serverely tn him He was feeding horse
power wood saw, and the solid cast iron bal
anes wheel burstei, and large part OF it
struck him frst on the hand. and from there
moved on up his arm. tearing the h=sh OF
and crushing the bone. a stick of wood also
struck him in the head and rendered him
insensible, in which condition he was brought
down to DIR. Alexander's office. Chloroform
was administered and the arm amputate,L
Dn. Alexander. Kelley, J. l.. and r. C. Hill
aud Davis performing the operation. Al
though the shock to his system must have
been great the patient IS getting along well.
Mr.. Bryan Is one nf our best and most highly
respected citizens. aud has the sympathy ot
large circle Of frienls
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
OPTIONAL tIrIps.
WINFIELD G ccorr uANcocr

w III. iiTTTTiELp T9rT TtT9},rrT1,rn AYG9oA AYIsS
The bill for the erection Of an In.
sane asylum passed, and Salem is
happy.
II. u. HAYES and party arrived at
San Francisco last Monday morning at
o'clock.
oUn Legislature ajjourns this even
ing. 1t would probably have been bet.
ter it it had never convened.
GES. WEAVER, tho Greenbnck candi.
date for President, is fall cousin of
Garfield, and is doing everything in his
power to make the latter President
D@ J. r. BAyLEY, of Corvallis, who
tried 80 long to get an Office from the
Greenbackers, has at last come out I'M
der his tue colora and is working for
Garfield.
JuD0g MCFApDEN, Of Benton coun.
ty, was down here attending Diapers
meeting last Monday evening, and be
says Benton will give fifty majority for
Hancock. Hurrah for old Benton +!
ON election day in Indiana, accord.
ing to previous arrangement, all the
Republican Greenbackers forsook the
party and voted the straight Republi-
Can ticket. The Democratic wing Of
the party, which is 10y far the largest,
will now vote for Hancock.
VIZ hear it from good Republican au-
thority that in the event Of Gnrfield's
election our Republican friend Van
Cleve, Of the Register. is to get the Al
bany postoflice Well, If il mill re-.
mains in the gift Of the Republican
party, they might do great deal worse
than to give it to Van lie has served
them long and faithfully, and, so far.
unrcwardej, but then some Democrat
will get the office all the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
We Challenge the VVorld.

When wc say we believe we have evil
dence TO prove that Shilohis Consumption
Cure il decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, inasmuch as it will euro q common
or Chronic Cough in one half the time, and
relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, WhoopiRg
Cough, Group, and show more cases OF
Consumption cured than all others. It
will cure where they fail, It Is pleasant 10
take, harmless to the youngest child and
we guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
50 cts, aud $l.0O. II your Lnngs are sore,
Chest or Back lame, use ShIloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Foshay q Mason, Drug
gists, Albany, Oregon. n34
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
RaAup N eReeeN.

1Andaulet Williams has already COM
menced paying out tie corruption fund
he brought to this State, and is having
q great many repeaters brought into
Mnltnomah county. Last Saturday
fifteen negroes were brought TO Port
land from Olympia, and another large
Ios are to srrive in few days. The
Democrats are spoiting them, and will
have all severely punished. People
throughout the valley should rebuke
Williams for this by rolling up large
cote for Hancock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
Draper Asain a. AIhaay.

I. N. Draper. known as "the boy orator, -
again addressed an audience in this city last
Monday evening. A large audience vel.
coined him at the Court House. the large
auditorium being so full that many could not
find seats, The Hancock Guard bearing
torches escorted the speaker from the Revere
House to the Court House. and arriving al
the latter place. Hon. I. l.. Porter, Of Hal
sey, was made chairman of the meeting.
Mr.. Draper was then introduced aud held
the audience for about tive hOars. delivering
a masterly, argumentativs. and convincing
speech. At the close Of the address = torch
light procession was formed. which escorted
the speaker aud chairman back to the hotel.
Although the Democrats only had Que dAy'I
nOtiee OF the meeting they turned out well
the Guard having some eighty odd uniforms
filled. aud the whole procession being about
two blocks long.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
JHFy LIsi.

Following Is the list Of iurymrn drawn fnr
.he October term Of Circuit Court
A Montgomery. farmer. Scio
Mat Scott. farmer. Center
+ II wigls, farmer, Harrisburg
Geo Davis. farmer. llalsey
& Moist, farmer. Lebanon
A Saltmarsh, farmer. Lebanon
ChAs Il Wheeler. telegraph operator. shelC
Wm Rumbaugh. broom maker, Albany.
j Il Harris. farmer. Harrisburg
Caleb Gray. farmer. Hal.ey
l;obt Glass. merchant. Crawfordsyillc
Is Burtenshaw. farmer. Santiam
John Carnes, farmer. Waterloo
A DcckArd. farmer. Albany
A W Chahltou, farmer, Sanliam
ID MeClain, farmer, Harrisburg
Henry Penland. hotel keeper. lIAl.ry
} 5 Archibald, farmer. Center
VI kizsr. farmer. Harrisburg
Is Chapman. zeal estate agent. Albany
NJ Shaekleiord, farmer. Erpsl Greek
I Sprenger. farmer, SbedI
Henry Clark. brick mason. Aii,tHv
Thomas Baldwin. farRrr. Franklin Butte
& II Kalston. farmer. Lebanon
Felix . Toolr. capitalist. Albany
ID & Carfie. farmer. Shr.l,i
Alex Brandon. farnlrr. Center
j w A;thouhe. waryh"us-iuan. Albany
Gco 7 Simpson. merchant. AibAuy
Arch Monteith. Miller. Albany.
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Following is correct report Of the mar
kets in this city up 70 noon yesterday;
FL0UR-sJ.5e per bbl.
HAY-baIed, sIO@slI per ton.
--loogs, s..
POTATOES cta per bushel.
BUTTER 20 to 25 cts per ID.
EGGS 10 ceAts per dor.
PORk-5 to 81 cts per IL.
BACONS- hams, i4Ggl
shoulders, l0c.
sides. l3te.
DRIED FRUIT sun dried apples, los.
plums, l4e
Plummsr dried Applss, lac.
" pluns, ISe.
CHICKENS 81 509s 90 per doE
SUGAR San francisco c, l01e.
COFFEE Rica, IStg20c.
Java. 30c.
--Curcola-
Rio, 20.
MILL FEED D-brAn, $I0esIl per ton.
chop. s1s@s20.
shorts. Sl5.
-middlings, $20@I5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-10-22
Thr orreen Partae RaIIroatl.

The agents of the Oregon Pacific Railroad,
the company organized some time ago to build
a road 20 Yasuina Bay, are now in New
York making arrangement to float s., JOO,-
900 worth Of their frst mortgage bonds on
the market. These bonds are secured by
600, 900 acres of land secured by the company
from the State, and comprising the land
giants given to the Willamette Valley and
Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company,
and the Corvallis and Coast Wagon Road
Company. a great quantity Of this land
will become very valuable as soon as the rail
road Is completed through it, giving means
VI transportation to the sea bOsrd.