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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06

lei Corn solvent IS simple ana
wonderful remejy-ore f3r tie cure Of corns
tia, has never been frown TO fail IN any case
where the directions have been carefully ob-
served I, is, too, perfectly harmless. Many
who have suffered tie tormeais of corns have
been relieved by SIS use To- a very brief time.
have a supply u it en- hand-iry it % your
feet. GEo. II IAoIEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
Terms REASONABLE.
The Great can,c Of IIuman .MIlerr.

-, Jsf Ppiiihed - seated Esreofs.-
- Price Sir Csai..
- 4 Lecture on Tho Nature, Trestmert,
ard Radical cure of Seminal Wcatncss. or 5prf-
rnatoffh0a, Induced b. SclfAbusc. iuroianfafy
Emission, lmpotency, horyOus Debility, ard im-
peiincnis q Marriage ecfcra'ir co-as--ftiC.
fp.ieprg, and fits Mental ard ghrslcd iacfps-
ciiy, 6c.-By ROBERT J. LYERWELL, a.
D., author - tie Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this ad1I.rsh'c
Lecture, clearly proves from his oVn cxpefienrs
that the awful consequences u Seli.A0gFe nav
b. oIs ctually removed without mtiicinl orr
without dangerous surgical operations, io7r r.
in.ifuments, rings, or cordisis; pointing ouf b
node Of cIre 81 once ccrtsin and checf'sl
which every sufferer, 10 matter whai D. o.tr.
too may b., mag curc himceif ehesfiy. pri ai-f
ard radicallr.
TAis Ie,ia,e nil prote o boom % h9nio bars
NoneGndr.
Seat, undcr saa!. IN a plain enselofc, O. eos ~
dfcss, On receipt ~ siz cents. 80 srp ..fs
stamps. Address ;lo Publishcfs.
THE CCLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.
81 Ann ST.. New York Post Oitcs ~. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
Boot * shoe Rcpaircr!

DEgSONS wishing Shoes Of Boots repaired
can have such work done b. the undersigned
6itv per cent. cheaper than can b. done else
where In the couaty. Ny shop aiil b. Until
April l., on Liberty and Water strects-aud aficr
that time 81 the Corner If Congress and Water
streets JUN ~ bA4O+.
February "a, ls20-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
AIccacr lTorih iIaYlns.

TIE Doctors have given you up. yol have
tried al tle medicine ever heard 90 or Dys-
rerl T-y once IRON DiiILRS; IL uos
t,tt.s.l vour money WILL De returned. ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06

Alta Sunday School Missionary Ami
varsaTy at Calvary N. E. Church, South, Bal
timore, GA Monday last, the class known as
" Tie Sillussrs. taught 10y Mr.. George W.
Nolaud-a !orsler resident Of this town. was
declared the taurer Class because Of hay-
jag made &c largest contribution 10 Foreign
Missions, aud was presented with beautiful
banner. I've presentation speech WAS made
by Mg T. J. Magruder Bishop heene, was
rreseut Tlis banner was bestowed woFthily
placed i tie keeping &C one who will never
leti, tc troilel in The dust Mr holland was
faithful Sua,waN Brigade sollier-f,l-
lowed General jackson oiteu 90 victory here,
sal ic ka1ws iuli well that q he be faithful
@, Gle cause De Las espouscl-conti1ues to be
q valiant solder ia the warfare against the
world the flesh ani The devil he win come
yo more than cooQueror and rej1iu bis immor-
Cad commander ~ho preceded him 20 glory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, DE Office and Dwoll.ng ~i-h gar
/ den and back loi attached. formerly the res
ideuce o.. OBJ. late Dr.. J. J. II. Strsiih. Apply q
y. s.. BklSCOE,
&c -. Paul s:rcet. Baltimore, Nd,
Orto CbEON MOORE.
Charlcsionn. JeG. Co, West Virginia.
February u, lss0-Gi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06

WI have a limited amounted per cent. gold
~ Jefferson County, West Virginia. Bonds
.nr sale n 600 cents We recommend them as a
'trstc,ass investment
B.K. JAMESON d CO. Bankers.
Srd and Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Sert. G. is7Q--fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
series OF Lectures.

The Good TemPlars' Committee have
nearly completed their arrangements Tor the
course Of Free Public Lectures, as follows:
March slh-Judge John Blair Hoge.
22nd-Capt. W. IL. kable
April 5th-Hon. W. II. Travers.
- l9th-Rev. b. Arbogast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06

Train Ge3 daily. Train C}l Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Al other trains daily e2-
c-pt Sunday.
November %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
o.iee, p Murfay 9Lreet, NJ. Y

Once, 81 Murray street, N. =:
s3TT us PILL s
tG,sE r0i7PlD y.ivEii.
I-GI is FILLS
CTIsl; Dasp.FSs2.
E5s as PILL. s
Gg'iSSs C0s'EEY 1.A1.as.
TUT EiS5 PILLS
Ce.s& FI:YsjE ASiJ ksIUE.
&Js AS PILLS
CSissF. a.csk f5EaDaCaiE.
TUT us PILLS
CUI: = lI1LioUs COLO.
TUT rs PILLS
t1iVG AE'EEr!gE.
St1S Biss Pill. 9
gGTsI-iY 'GsEE BLOOD.
RS Pill s
Cs1EGss PILES,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
IL ACRES

Upon which land above described il situated a
mill known BY the name Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
TWO TRACTS or LAND

which were conveyed 10 Thomas II. Willis and
William y. Wills by Cato Moore and Braxton
Davenport, Trustees, aud boy Deed OF Bargain aud
sale bearing date IA, 18th day OF August, 1853,
of record IA The Clerks Oilico of said Jefferson
County, in Decd Book 40 20. page 40. in which
Deed the said Tracts OF Land are thus described ::
THE FlEST-b beginning at q large elm tree OF
the Banks oi the Shenandoah river" thence
North ! D degrees, West s3 10 poles 20 2 stake
supposed TO be in the line Of Thomas Wilson's
heirs. thence with the same South 1924 degrees.
East5-l5 poles 10 stump on the East side o; the
road thence % degrees Wcst2j so poles, thence
South % degrees. West IS poles, thence South
32l degrees. East - Ito poles, thence y orth ss
degrees West u 10 poles 90 a stone-corncr 70
the Mill lot and % the land belonging to the Po-
tomac Conpany's Canal. thence the course con
;inucd - i-lOP0cs - the beginning Combining
I$ A.. - H, and 81 II.
AND TIE OTHER TRACT beginning near
the upper gate Of the Potomac Company Canal,
thence down the road South S2lz degrees, East
81 $40 poles To- a rock near the corner Of stone
wall, thence North Gs degrees, West IL 6-lOpoles
% a rock thence North - degrees, West is poles
10 two sycamores aud an elm, thence North I'D
degrees, West Il poles 10 st0n, near the upper
end of a Canal, and thence North - degrees,
East ST. o poles more or less, q the beginning -
being an Island in Little Falls IN the Shenandoah
river containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

Train 63S daily. Train go Mondays. Nednes-
days and Fridays. Ali other trains daily except
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-06
II z-5sS. 80 81 BOTTLES.

= rro7ert.s7 - Dan cent, Ns.trs-
The silver state., 1880-06-30
a - -'-7
SPECIAL LOCALS.


A new shipment of groceries just re-
ceived by G. CHENewgrH, at his cash
store, where his customers may now
purchase seven pounds Of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction Of knowing that
he has no antiquated goods, shopworn
or defunct, to bring to the front and
shove under their noses to excite their
pity to buy them in retarn for the favor
of selling hiS sugar on so small a mar
gin. mh30-tf
The silver state., 1880-06-30

John B.. Crawford, engineer, and NJ.
A. Shiwer, fireman, ran into the wreck
and both men were instantly killed.
Thirty persons died, from the effects
of the heat in New York city yester-.
day.
The silver state., 1880-06-30

The Depot Bakery does NOT sell five
loaves of hot bread to emigrants- and
four loapes of stale bread to towns
people for % cents. Everybody gets
five large loaves of fresh bread, baked
twice daily, at the Depot Bakery, for
25- cents. je8-tf
The silver state., 1880-06-30
LIN OF MAR RCH

Commenting &C Centennial Hal, and pro-
ceeding down Main street 70 First street
thence, through First street to Akin street.
thence, through Second TO Main street; thence,
through Third street to Garrison street: thenc~,
through GarrisDf ssfcct 70 Fourth street:
,heo~er~fo MAN street: tlsencc, TO Railroa. :
Street, To thu Depot; thenoe, eounteTmarch..
throagis Railroad street and Main street 10 the
Hal
The silver state., 1880-06-30
And Why Is 70 =.

Why does everybody go to LEVY g.
Co.'S stove for their goods: Answer
Because that is the place to get goods
cheap for cash. mhlL
The silver state., 1880-06-30
r R q & T. = \ 0S /.

in front Of Centennial Hall, ID the following
order:
.i-Grand Marshal and Aisls.
2z-Brsss Eana.
-Presiden. Of the Day, Orator Chaplain ands
Readers in carriages.
i--car OF State, with Goddess q lAEerty. and
0hildrea representing each State in the
Union.
Sire Company, in uniform, wiia Hose Cart
and Ladders.
The silver state., 1880-06-30
summer Hats.

Latest styles of Ladies Summer Hats
at reduced prices, at
ie9 Il. REINIIART & Cos.
The silver state., 1880-06-30

A Milwaukee physician named Henry
Tanner has undertaken the feat of fast
ing forty consecutive days un-
der the supervision of committee of
physicians. If he succeeds, and makes
the secres Of his success public, there
will be no longer any necessity of rails
ing wheat and beef. People can then
take the world easy, and devote their
time to higher pursuits. than that Of
eating and drinking.
The silver state., 1880-06-30

The Railway Age notes that the
Rock Island road has been recon
structed, and it's title changed from
railroad to railways" also, the
Union Pacific is recent instance OF q
similar change, and states that OF l, ,l46
names-of companies in this country, 962
are incorporated,a railroads" and 1856
as railways"
The silver state., 1880-06-30
A m u y Il m L " T = !
A GEANEs BALI !

A gr1nl Pall win be given in The eVennE'
,naar A., onsu;ess Of the EAGLE BASE BALL
c"rp % iei5-tG.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

T. H. Bagley. of Nappa, had ripe Bart
lett pears, the second crop from the same
tree this year, and there are blossoms now
upon the tree for the third crop Of 1880.
Kebli's tin shop, Jacksonville, last week
turned out 20 feet of hydraulic pipe for the
centennial Company. 65 feet for George
Yandis on Stirling. and IsO feet for a
China company on Williams creek-all of
which nieans business in the mines.
George, the little son of A. " r. Sny-
der. of the Lafayette Courier. while piav-
ing about the house last Tuesday found d
revolver beneath the pillow where the
paternal head was wont to reat af night,
and drawing it out, succeeded In tlischarR-
ing It into his hand, thereby nearly blowz
ing off a thumb.
Oh last Thursday. the shooner Esther
Cobos was caught In calm after crossing
the Rogue river bar and dfiffed on the
beach south of the entrance. where the
tide left her high and dry, without any
perceptible damage being done. At latest
accounts she had been showed up prepara-
tory to being moved on ways across the
south spit into the channel of the river.
1t was thought the vessel would be launched
with little or no damage to her hull.
Michael Hanley, of Jackson county, is
fattening several hundred head OF hogs
from corn raised by himself last season.
He cultivated go acres of corn yielding
upward OF 5000 bushels. The corn IL fully
as fine as that raised in western Missouri.
Some of the ears measured 1215 inches IN
length. and it is doubtful wheatT.er any
farmer in Rogue river valley can equal It.
Last week Mr.. Hanley sold to Gin Lin. so
hogs which weighed upward of 275 lbs .
head. at 4 Il cents per pound.
On Saturday night, the goth iazt.. the
stage coming north with Jos. Mason as
driver, was stopped by rObber on the
road between Cottonwood and Coles. The
robber demanded tho express box and the
registered mail bag. There being an mp
grade in the road where the stage was
stopped. the horses commenced backing
and the driver told the robber that as the
team would't stand at this point he would
drive a short distance ahead to fiat, to
| which proposition the robber consented.
Upon reaching the so-called fiat the driver
whipped up his horses and left the high,
waymaR in the rear. But the robber had
already secured one of the mail bags which
lay on top of the express and contained all
the registered packages, mostly Of the
bulky order. among them $400 package
of postage stamps for the Jacksonville
Office. The mail sack was found cut open
and left OH the road side; but the next day
| when it was found none of its contents
| seemed to be missing. The southern
bound stage picked it up, returning it Co
Yreka.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
Cssy ElscsIea.

Io,,ce Il hereby given that an election
lii hs held In the city of Albany, Linn
s.'nntv Oregon, on Monday the 6th DAY OF
TrsneIober. iSsO. for the purpose Of elect
~. ! Mayor, City Recorder. City MaFsnai,
1I;e, 1ng = ,Trssyrer. Sr and three Aldermen, one
S.o5, Se5 sach Ward. Polls to he opened at
tae,"Iocl, A. NJ, and closed at 8 O'Clock Z.
SS NJ said tYav. Polls will. he openec 81
IN. So,ioTiug places to-wit:
''J E;rst Ward-In the west side OF the
NoSr. SE.,,nnd n, Ward-In the east side OF the
'Ti,;r,i Ward-In the office OF the Farm
40, warehouse Company.
Atthe session of the Common Councii'
I'D Noveuber 23d, 1880. an order was
s.e.Hs ff,st- A vote should be takeu at the
r,%njcinaI eieceIon. to be held December
s'S ISSO. whetheF. the annuat Sax levy
sSsli he increased from to o mttS. @
s;nsets will be headed For the extra
Iii tax.'' Those desiring to vote IN
Fnvor OF the tax will write yes" amer the
line those opposed, NO" II nothing Is
,.rrSttan' the vote will rot be counted leitheH
way. rr HALTER.
City Recorder.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
NARROW GAUGE.
Observation-Disclosures cA11roorA

BROwNSvILLE-ON-THEC CAIIrOOIA.
Dec. 1sf. 1880.
To THE EDITOR OF THE REGISTER =
There is great change in the air In the
past "A hours, and the average Wehfooter
is again happy, as the gentle rain Is COM
ing dowu lively, and all frosts have melted
away.
A large stove has just been put up in
the Masonic hall, and the building Is gradu-
ally beiEg finished inside.
Mr.. Varker, of Halsey, has moved up his
billiard table, and ia soon to open up in
Walt. Jacks new building.
Messrs. Coshow and Kirk left for Port
land on business yesterday morning.
Mr. A. c. Hausman is beginning to sell
lots now in the r. r. addition-now is
your time to secure good business lot be-
fore the rusli.
Track-Iaying will not progress as fast
since the rain. Last Saturday night they
had got to Oak creek, 10 miles from this
place.
The saw mill has just finished the con-
tract for saving ties, and they are scatter
ed along the grade for some two miles
north of us
Woolen mills running night and day.
Next Tuesday il regular night for Blue
Ribbon club meeting.
At the last regular meeting of Callapooya
Lodge No 43, I.O.O.F., the following
persons were duly elected to serve "a
officers for the coming year: Chas. Els
wick. G Dan Walter. v G !; Geo. A.
Dyson. r s; A. s. Adams, p s; w. R.
Kirk. Treasurer.
There have been several additions
lately to the order, and 1t is in flourish
ing condition.
Our city election takes place this month,
and there is already some talk on the sub
ject of license or no license.
Two fine street lamps light up the Gen.
ter OF our town every night.
On the 9th OF this month the fine new
Masonic Temple is to be dedicated here,
and there will probably be u large atten-
dance of the fraternity from abroad. b.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
1t Pays TO Insure.

Business men make the matter OF insur-
ing their goods and property of the first
Importance, as no man can tell the day
nor the hour in which his property may
be damaged or entirely destroyed by fire.
even though he may exercise the greatest
care and watchfulness. Our farmers are
pretty generally making assurance doubly
secure by insuring their grain after plac-
ing it in the warehouse. This is wise and
SAFE and should be followed by all. In
sure your grain, houses, barns, or goods
o. any kInl in sound company. and you
can sleep soundly. Ameng the soundest
insurance companies doing business in
Oregon, none can be more highly recon-
mended than the Connecticut and the
g. 'man-American. It is a noteworthy
fact that both the above companies paid
every dollar of their losses in the great
Chicago and Boston fires, a fact which,
speaks loudly in their favor. The instrue.
tions to agents In every case IS to find out
speedily the amount of any loss by fire In
which they are interested, and pay it to
the last farthing. These are the compan-
les in which to insure. Mr.. Julius Grad.
wohl is the accommodating agent for botf
companies in this city, to whom all should
apply who desire to insure in safe com.
panies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

About these times the careful housewife,
in view "f the early approach of Christmas
and New Years, is looking about for the
place where she can obtain all the necessary
''stuffing'' for fruit, jelly and other cakes.
nince pies, etc. If she will drop into
Redfield 6 Irving's, she will find the best
quality of raisins, cifron, currants, all
kinds of candied goods, canned fruits,
spices. fresh butter, lard, and an endless
variety of candies, sugars. syrups, and all
kinds of goods Kept in first class grocery
store. all fresh and good, to be sold at the
lowest living margin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03

Owning to the severe storm on Tuesday
evening the new lodge Of A.O.U.W. was
not instituted at Tangent on that even-
ing, but was postponed until next Tues
day, when it is expected lodge will be
instituted of about twenty members.
Quite number OF new members were
Initiated Tuesday night in Safety Lodge.
Lodges of the A.o.U.W. are forming
In two or more places in this county, and
will probably be instituted in q week or
two. The order is growing very rapidly.
and by January we will doutiess have the
necessary numbers to ensitle Us to Grand
Lodge.
There Is some talk Of raising the duea,
thus creAting fund for sick benefits.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
nenunllenn CIay csnvent.ea.


The Republicans of this city are request
ol to meet ia convention at the Court
House on saturday evening December 4th-
iSs0 AZ 7:3O O'Clock. to place In nomina-
tion candidates 70: the several CITY G'hces;
cIIta,snrer- and to ratify the Ward Domi-
nstIons tor members Tor the Common
Council. - -,
The Ward conventions will be held on
FRIDAY evening. December 3D.. iS5O. 10
pIa,.t. in nomination candidates Tor Cooh, !,
Lrii,,'.,, s. follows: First and Second
lv.-,7s nj the Court FIouse, tn nominate
one councilman from each Ward: Third
ward at the Office of the Albany Farmer
Company. to nominate one candidate 1o'
Councilman.
A full attendance OF RephoiicanS - rc
,nested both Mt the Ward meetings and
the city convention.
Ch. City Central Com
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
John Berry's little two year cid boy il

John Berry's little two year cid boy is
very low with diphtheFia.
Republican city convention tomorrow
night at 1880 sharp. at the Court House,
the object being to nominate first class
men for the city offices, gso that they may
be duly Garfieldtd on Monday.
PrinevilIe is to have newspaper in q
few days. and will soon be claiming to
have more right to the county-seat than
the Dalles. Why net?
Elegant vases and toilet sets will be
sold cheaper at Wiley B. Aliens new
Book and Music Store than they can be
bought elsewhere in the State of Oregon.
Photograph albums, autograph albums,
holiday books, poems, choice stationery.
new music and musical instruments of all
kinds, at Wiley d. Aliens Book Store,
O'Toole's building
The first place where money is mention
ed In the Bible. is where the dove brought
the green back tgreenback) to Noah.
Fresh lemons, fruits of all kinds !; the
largest variety ot candies, nuts, etc.. at
Haffenden Bros.
zchen of the German Aid Society. which
transpired at the Opera House last night,
after we went to press.
The railroad advent IN Scio has revived
business generally. and buildings are be-
ing erected in every direction. Scio hopes
soon to vie with Albany in size.
Regular trains over the narrow gauge
will commence running from Scio In q
few days, probably next week. There is
seven hundred tons of wheat awaiting
shipment from that point.
We are Informed that the necessary
surveys will soon be made and tho western
terminus of the Oregon Pacific Railway
located at Yaquina Bay. when contracts
will be let for the erection of wharves,
| etc, at that point, so that they may be in
readiness to receive the steel rails and
other material for the construction OF the
roai, which is,expected to arrive in April
and May. Look out for us when we gel
our railroad to the Bay.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
Holldnx aooda 81 T1t... sres.

The largest stock of fine goods ever
brought to this city in their line, is now to
be seen at Titus Bros, consisting of trays
full of ladies' gold watches, gold chains,
finger rings, bracelets, pins, etc. Some OF
the rarest and most elegant neck chains
perfect beauties, and scores OF other articles
OF handsome jewelry that have only to be
seen to be desired. Silverplated ware Of
the best make and latest styles. And these
goods are to be sold at the very lowest
margin.