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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
FEW Of THE ILLS OF LIFE"

are more prevalent and distressing than bilious
disorders. The symptoms are low spirits, want
OIL energy, restlessness, headache, no appetite,
saiiow SKIN, costIveness and other ailments
which Show the liver Is in a diseased state and
Seeds regulating, and the proper way to do it is
10 use 'Dr. Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
fiiis.' Their effect on the liver and blood is
WONDERFUL removing plmples and all eruptions.
leaving the complexion fair and fresh as iG
youth. Price % cents IA ho@ of thlrty Pills, or
hve boxes 81. Sent by mail on receipt of price
by Dr. swayne y Son. 3ao North Sixth street
philadelphia. Sold by all leading drug
sIsls, fcb2lYIll
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
MARsH'S GOLDEN BALSAM

Cures Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Consump-
tion' Sore throat, Group, Whooping Cough,
hoarseness, and all diseases of the Throat.
Lungs and Chest. Don't fail to try this won
deriui medicine. Sample bottle free. Regular
sizes 80 cents and 81. Thousands Of bottles
nave been given to the afflicted. to prove its ex-
traordinary merit. Two doses will give relief.
A large bottle will do wonders. For sale by d.
w. b. lewis, Lexington; e. E. Stone, Napo-
leon, and prominent druggist everywhere. ttf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21

Brownsvil lie Herald: eve return thanks TO,
q complimentary ticket to q concert to be given
at hagen's opera hou Sc, Lexington, next Thurs.
day night. for the benefit of the Elizabeth AuiI
seminary. We observe that Messrs. Conner,
ohtles and Smith, the splendid v~ocallsts VIII,
took Brownsville by storm not long ago, arc t,
taks part IN the ealnins entertainment, which
VAL include the famous comic opera III. NJ, s
finatore.' by. thu philharmonic Society. W.
are going to see that show II We can"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
A CARD.

lie all who are suffering from the errors and
indlscretions of YOUTH. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss of manhood, &c, l will send a re-
ceipt that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-.
slonary in South America. Send a self address
ed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station D, New York City. jsnl7yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
THE CRADLE.

Born-!n this city, Feb. II, to the wife Of Mr..
Charles Wallace boy.
- In snl-a-Bar township, Lafayette county,
MO-. Feb. 10. to tho wife OF Mr.. Thos. l.. White
"a boy.
- In Sni-a-Rar township, Lafayette county.
No., Feb. 10. to the wife Of Mr.. Jas. T. Proctor
IA boy.
- In Sni-s-Bar township, Lafayette county,
"a girl.
IN Lexington township, Lafayette county.
"a girl.
IN Waverly. Lafsyetts county, No., re-
boy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21

Brownsville Herald: 1--WE notice in The Lex,
ington lntsllig encez of the l4th' INST, thai u, O.
pie OF Lafayette county have called upon Rich.
ara Nleld' Esq, of Lexington, to become Il can.
oiaate Tor the oflicee of circuit judge. MI. FIELD
formerly lived in Pettls county, and is 4 son o,
.ei. VIM. Ii. Field, whose murder during the
iae war, st the hands OF a'nuni5er of Kauss,
po'aisfs is yet remembered by many people. Mr.
fleld is IN the prime Of life, il u lawyer of lin,
ahiilty' and would nuke u judge acceptable te
the entire district.n
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21

A little will be saved by bringing in your old
books. Other books will be added to this list
as publishers are heard from. Remember and
call at Franklin Street Drug Store tor these rates.
jan24lf CHAS. w. LOOMS
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e. W
Higginsville, No., Feb. Is, 1880.
CHEAP! CHEAP !! CHEAPN
p.
is L
STRAY NOTICD'

TAKEN up by Jas. R. Anderson, C%,
y zen i ooaatv in l Dover sn tsownsh,P. Lafa: k~
Richard Barley, ]. P. OF said townsS,p. COUNT
and state, ON the end day Of Februsry. issS..
COWS, white spotted, about one year old. No
marks or brands. Appraised to $50. feblItS
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School Books,

EDITOR INTELL1GENcER:-Please say for me
that in compliance with the late adoption have
had shipped me and am prepared to furnish:
Excb,,n. Intro
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

'1'lAT Elegant Suburban Brick Residencs, Oh
i College hill, lately occupied Ey James C!
aicGrew. Two acres enclosed, and all in frat
class order. Trees. 1oHers, grass, water, 90.
Good stable Gad other out buildings. All new
'nerso 1t a bargain. and on easy terms. ."
+. WINSOR 4 son,
Jah2s I'm : Real EststeA genEa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
Special Notice.

We are offering the following goods at less
than we paid for them, for the purpose of closing
them out by the 1t of March.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
FOR SALE

EVR SALE.
JERSEY Cattle, best butter
u strains. BERKSHIRE Pigs,
dam, Princess, a premiumSow N~
sire, FavOrlte's Liverpool, by M-
Lord Liverpool. Light Brah- WITS
ma Chickens, sire, Isaac, ~@) q.
bred by |. X Fetch, Massa- ~
chu-etts. These chickens took ~--
premiums ut the Lexington and Ranssa cftv
airs Address GEO. II. CATION,
JahliIhI Lexington, Missouri,
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Glnghams.

Do not fail to see the handsome line OF
dress Ginghams. Just received at
fl4t2 RoYLE 4! Nrw,s
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21

lie custom OF the charlvari is one which
would be more honored in the breach than the
observance. Ttere IS nc excuse Tor it where
ihe union Is not ill assorted, even in custom.
AND 1t Is I'm outrage to carry it so far as to in.
Jure peoples property, There was a littl. n,
that last Thursday night, and self respect sho,,a
suggest, IN future, TO descendant seranaaers 10
DC carel"! nP: TO per.nit anytning OF the kind
no Rarh WAS mesht, we think, by the ebullition
o. spirits. and no harm, not even IL Sigh, one
should have been done. :.
An enthusiastic aud largely attended meeting
OF the new lair association was held at the court.
mouse, last Monday. The following named or-
nIsrs We're chosen: President, Col. Joseph
Davis; vice-president. Col. II. C. ChiIes. treas.
urer' Robert Tsubmun; secretary, Capt. IN
Conner; marshal, Joseph HOOK. board Of
uire tors Joseph DaviS, Jackson Corder, Henry
y "n;ies' hoDt Taubman. Samuel Null, John
Longdon, j.. d. Conner, Robt. Keene. 7 -
Kelly J.a. Russell and L. G. Grey. uwIu
succeed.
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A CARD,

To the People Of Lesington and
Lafayette Cossnty:
We wish herein to call your stten-
ton 70 the tact that We have detern-
tnsd to close out u entire stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOOTS AND SHOES
in order to obtain more room, which
will enable US to handle more BON
vsnisntly our stock OF
c1nPrTs' CARPETS. o.rrrr,
which We expect to enlarge this
spring. Every pair Of Boots and
Shoes will be sold regardless OF Cost,
to get rid Of them. We intend that
every pair shall. be. closed out ey the
First Of March. II
SACRIFICING PRICES
SACRIFICING PRICES
win accomplish 1t. People who want
Boots and Shoes sho uld not let this
golden opportunity pass without
taking advantage Of 1t.
prAll We AK Ii . call to convince
you that We are determined In this
matter.
N. W. ConkIing & Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
Ladies' Cloaks,
Zephyr Sacks, :
Felt Skirts,
Fancy Wooden Hosiery,
Nubias, Hoods,
Shawls, &c.
CARPETS.

We are just receiving a large lot Of New
and Handsome Carpets, all grades. Now is the
time to buy, as Carpets are advancing every day.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21
KID GLOVES
DRESS GOODS.

Our stock of Dress Goods will be sold at
greatly Reduced Prices to close, as are many
other things throughout the entire stock, to make
room for our New Spring Goods.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-21

Exob,,n Intro
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
II Pays TO R..s..re.


Business men make the matter of insllr-
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 wltchtHlness. Our farmers are
pretty generally making assurlnce doubly
secure by insnring their grain after pl;tc-
ing it in the warehouse. This Is wise and
safe, aud should be followed by all. In
sure your grain. houses. burns. or goods
Of any kind in n sound company, and you
can sleep souHtlly. Among the soundest
Insurance companies doing business IN
Oregon. none can be more highly recon-
mended than the Connecticut and the
German American. 1t Is 8 noteworthy
fact that both the above companies paid
every dollar OF their losses IN the great
Chicago and Boston fires, fact winch
speaks loudly i'll their favor. The instruc-
ticns to agents in every case is to find out
speedily the amount of any loss by fire
in which they are interested, and pay 1t
TO the last fartling. These are the COM
panies in which to insure. Mr.. Julius
Gradwohl is the accommodating agent for
both con! .anies ia this city. to whom all
shonId apply who desire to insure in
safe companies.
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Writing sc.0Os.

Prof r. Me t-ate takes pleasure in an
n"pncius tn the citizens OF Albany ;i,at he
will organize class for instruction in
wri'i,'s. At the Public School House. on
Monday evening. Nov. 22d. ut O'Clock.
The term will consist Of fifteen lessons in
plain. practical writing. one lesson given
each evening of the week. Terms OF tu-
ition: Two dollars and fly cents. in
clnding writing matcrinl-pupiis furnish
their Own lights. Prof. McC"he Is a sur
cessIulI teacher ami well skilled in his pro-
fes<ioi. Tie opportunity now offered
Should he improved ly ali 'ie-;iin& +" ae-
quire a good style Of writing.
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Tle Ronnn.a n1ines.

1t is an open secret that unless new dis
coveries OF ore are made in these mines
that their working will have to be abanfion-
ed, and then the question arises whether
more money has been taken from them
than has been put in. But no such qles-
tion of comparative benefits can arise in
connection With the Oregon Kidney Tea.
tor every dollar put into that has produced
n thousand dollars worth of good to the
victims of baekacle and kidney troubles.
az their unanimous testimony will show.
Sold in all stores.
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Repus,lenn city conven..on.

The Republicans of This city are request
ell to meet in convention at the Court
House OF Saturday evening December 4th
1850, at ESQ O'Clock, to place IN nomi
nation candidates for The several city offices,
to-wit: Mayor. Recorder. MARSHAL and
TREASURER, AMI to ratifY the Ward roni-
nations for members of the Common Coun-
Gil -
The Ward conventions will he held or
Friday evening. December 81. 1850, to
place in nomination candidates for Conn
cimet,, as follows: First and Second
Wards at the Court House. to nominate
one Councilman from each Ward. Third
Ward at the office of the Albany Farmers
Conipauy. to nominate one candidate for
Councilman.
A full atten lance of Republicans is re-
questetl. both AZ the Ward meetings and
the city convention.
COLL. VAN CLEYE,
Oh. CRY Genital Com.
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Mr. Cannon left us on Tuesday. Ell route
fnr his borne in tln. grand Territory of
Washington
Mr.. l. o. Rrl,fou stars'+l fa~ his place
l,.re,a trr Da,',.=. 'n-t Wr,luc~.lsv
u."risi =
White i"o1i. = fer holiday presents. drop
ia and !,ot5 AT the handsome furniture to
he seen at y. NJ Daunal-'. corner OF Second
ard Ferry Ster+t<.
Lew Roval of S,in. c,rrit,rl torch and
enjoyed the ia;iic9lliuu with us Oh Mon
day night.
We are iu,l.hre,l to Doc Conn for Cat
gonse f',r Sundays alinnrr- 'Eall.
Next Thur-dav is ttrtcy day.
DIR. RnSsa< slidn't rnu away from Baker
City as advertised. 1t was mistake.
THE DIR. has hal an Immense practice in
that cotnmuultr. rfT"ct:ug some rernark;.blt
c,,rss-lenct, :he i..l'",I-v
Fresh iuv..i,-.. nf French aud American
c.lu'ir< iu-t received ~ & w. O-hnra's-
just tie tl,n. to fill up CIf,i.:ma- stock
ius'S
CIV Gih',<' ~p". ,l1 Monday might was
IA ,izg',ifirr.,.t effort. nnd received uniyer-
sal Hul.iau-e.
Hon. A,Icn Parker passed through, the
citv "Wednesday. EN- route tor Ynqmina Bay
from Frisco.
Can AT r N. Frcn,h's ard examine
those fine hack "altut clocks.
Mr. John Reed soil his handsome little
f,r,n about four mites from This city. for
| $4,000. the first of tile. week Mr.. Wallace
was the purchaser.
| FreurI has Just received new supply 81
those genuine -Br'ziiian prhhIe sp,-cracle<.
/ Mr.. Foshay. OF Fo<lay & Mason. dlrugy-
| i=ts. returned to his home In this ci;y from
San Francisco on Monday. after an absence
| Of two weeks and two days. As soon as
the Yaquina Bay rnad is built. orr mer-
l.l,aflts can 60 to Frisco. purchase gnols.
see all tie sights aud return making the
rnunG trip in 81 week. at n saving of two
| railroad.
Correct railroad time at Frencli's.
w. r. Kirk. Esq, of Brownsville, wa:
! in the city Monday.
| Don't forget Conrad Meyer when look
4
ing for Christmas goods-he has an eiegan
assortment.
The narrow gauge railroad is still som'
distance from Brownsville. bnt will doubt
less get there by r,..xt month.
A good deal of fall wheat has already
been s0wn. and that which has made it
appearance above the ground looks gooc
enough.
The boss razors and nickel-pIatcd scissor
at the CRY Drug Store.
! CiIy Council meets next Tuesday night
Ballard, Tsom q Co. make spIendit
quality of family fionr; If any differenc
It heats the Boston Mills. They pay tn
highest cash price for wheat.
| Drs. Smith and Lon CIeayer, of Halsey
were with rs In our ratification Monda.
night.
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MARROW GAUGE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAIIPooIA.


Nov. IL. 1880.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE REGISTER -
This fine weather is being improved by
our citizens in building.
E. w. Jack is putting up n fine building
next to the meat market.
The new drug store is nearly finished.
and fine one it will he.
j. F. Venuer has got his new drug store
running. and has a nice place.
We came near having fire here last
week in the Brownsville hotel, but it was
speedily extingni>h'd.
The sswmill is now ming with fuil
crew of hands, cutting ties for the r. r.
Co, and several teams are drawing them
out and scattering them along the grade
ready for use. The track laying progresses
slowly a< the Company are uuahle to get
bridge tiRbers fast enough.
MIR VI. Hart took unto himself wife
just lately. and several other young men
here are about ready to follow his noble
| example.
F. J. Cliannaberry is the happy father
OF twin boys. and he bears the honor rs
vel as any royal American citizen posi-
| bly could ,lo under the circumstances.
Rev. C. Sperry has moved all his worldly
| goods to tue bunch grass Counrry-is going
| to preacl to the good people OF Heppner.
| Considerable grain is being sowu in this
! section this fall, bur the ground is rather
| dry in many places.
Mr.. Hausnan has erected nice new
| house in the new a,lditiarl. aud it is already
occupied by Il family frcm way down
| East.
rliS dry, frosty weather is had for grass.
and aS consequence stock LegIus to look
poor.
Last night was RcLekah degree night,
anc a goodiy number attended. and we
understand they had a very pleasant meet,
ing.
Next Tuesday night is E'uc Ribbon
night, and we hear that they are going tC
have u splendid programme.
Our new saloon has not opened yet. bu'
probably soon will.
Tie WOODEN Mills have orders f0- moro
goods tlIrn they can manuf;,cIure by rum
ing oniy in The day time. so they wan
bren running nights for some time past
and have not begun to- catch mp with tht
o:,A.r~. Already there Is some talk Of en
Iargiug the factory. but if Hancock hat
been elected President there would bav,
been no neeu OF enIarging any of our miI!.
and factories.
Politics very quiet here.
The Democrats try to set up claim Il
New York. aS of course they Ilnu't like Il
give up tho ghnst entirely, out of pitt
we can very well afford 70 let them I'm:
this delu>ive phantom to their breasts
awhile. is it seems to soothe their !arerat
rcI f,r,ingS. Some Ike the hoy who Gu
liz q g tai! 80. :,n IacA ~ a time, il
would not hu@t him ;n.t'l 1t would Il
cnt Il ali off at oGce
The -chce! house of tbs city has jus
lad two 'args- Hcw ..t"Vs.< l,u, mp, and Is ii
very fiouri>!ing co".iition. B.,
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AFntaI Fan.

On Saturday morning a liit'e two year
old SON of John wl,eru,. Of Fairfield. fell
backward from flight of steps. ard WA
instantly kiiie,I. The mother MAS br1<y
aboTt her morning work. when her little
babe managed To crawl up stairs aud willie
playing at the head of the stairs lost his
balance and tell backward down the stairs.
a di -tance Of twelve feet. crushing the
Eka,I and causing Instant hta'h.
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rhe Holidays are coming.
COLL. ' An CLEN T ,
Oh. CRY Genital Coz

Mr. F',<f,ay. Of Fo<'ray & Mason. dealer
in drugs, hooks etc. First street, has re-
turned from San Francisco where he pur-
chased the largest stock of goods in the
several lines Kept Icy this house ever
brought To Albany. In few days they
will open an immense sturk of looks.
pictures. toys aud notions. purchased e,;-
Iressiy for holiday presents. and all of
which uill be- sold 1T srcIl prices a. all can
afford 10 lay ia liberal supplies of elegant
presents that will h,- appreciated hy their
friends. Keep close watch for the OPEN
Ing day.
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Arr.va, o. New Toy. an,. Fancy GOODS

ED. BAUM has opened ont the largest
stock Of holiday goods ever brought to this
city. Yon can find any kind of present
you may desire, to suit any age or colrii-
tion. at Baum's. / will mentions few ar
ticles only, as it is impossible TO go into de-
tails. My stock is Immense. and intend
to sell at the lowest rates in order TO reduce
it. Following are some of the articles /:
Baby buggies and wagons, rocking horses,
railroads. baby trunks, Bohemean vases,
majolica ware, toilet sets, smoking sets,
cups aud saucers of all kinds, velvet frames.
writing desks, work boxes, shell boxes.
an immense stock of dolls, new styles OF
photograph and autograph albums. the la
test styles in coral, ivory, she'll and pearl
card receivers. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 all to examine my goods as you
will profit thereby. aud will find the preti-
est goods ever brought to town. No old
goods OF, hand-alI the latest and newest
toys. Call ia tune to select presents before
they are picked over aud the choicest gone.
Holiday picture books--handsome school
| books and stationery wholesale and retail.
/ will sell TO country dealers Mt San Fran
cisco prices, rs purchase my goods direct
from tile East. ED. BAUM. corner Of First
and Broadalbin streets, opposite the new
, block OF Scnders s Sternberg. -
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY Election.

Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held in the city OF Albany, Linn
county. Oregon, on Monday the 9th day of
December, 1850, tor the purpose of elect
ing Mayor, City Recorder, City Marshal,
City Treasurer, aud three Aldermen, one
from each Ward. Polls to be opened at
O'Clock \. NJ, and closed at O'Clock
r. NJ. Of said day. Polls win be opened
at IlIe following places to wit
First Ward-In tile west side of the
Court House.
Second ward-In the east sule of the
Court House.
Third ward-In tlla office OF the Farm
ers' Warehouse Company.
j. L. HALTER.
City Recorder.
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VACANT Places

In the dental ranks will never occur II
you are particular with your teeth. and
cleanse them every day with that famous
tooth-wasi. SOZODONT. From youth
to old age it will keep :he enamel s;jotless
and niiml1airtd. The teeth of persons
who nse SOZODDNr have pearl-like
whiteress. and the gums a roseate hite.
while the breath IS purified. and rendered
sweet aud fragrant. 1t Is composed of rare
antiseptic herbs aud is entirely free from
the Objectionable and Injurious ingredients
of ToVtlI Pastes. &c. n
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nedaesIos. Is, Pricrs.

Calling at Mrs. P"weIl's elegant milli-
nery establishments yeStcniay. we were
Informed that her prices nn lon,.et<. hats.
ftc have been reduced 70 l"wer prizes
tIlan ever beft're heard of la this city. Be-
sides the most Ea<hinnatle and elegant
bonnets. hats and millinery. she has f"r
gale those popular Bazar gloye-dtting
patterns. the flvorite of the ladies'. Gail
and get bargains.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

During the administration of President
Hayes the national debt has been reduced
$1o7. COO. 600. with the saving of Sc, ,ooo, 600
in interest annually. During the same
time the enormous sum of Ss65. 100000, OF
r,iblic revenue has been collected and ex-
pended. With a loss of only one-third of
one cent OIL every $1,000.
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omc+ru Elected.

At the last meeting Of Onward Lodge
I. o. G.. T. No. 229. the following per
soas were elected TO tie several chairs !:
Matthew Chambers. w G T; n. g. C""".
WIT; Eugene Fisher. w F s; Martha
Chambers. WI; F. u. Haig't. wM; Claia
Fisher. " G r. F.. Conn. " :; James
Archibald. VIC; EIva Diekey. KIiS; Cor
della Chambers, Lbs ; Rebcr' Chambers.
ID
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Owing to the great officially Of procuring
Ties the work ni track laying below Uma-
ti,la has been suspended. bnf NIT, however,
until the track had been laid seventeen
miles below that point. A large force Of
men are laying track np stream. The
track has been laid 70 and above Bla:ock.s s
Landing. or about IS miles above Cello.
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AN I11nese of I..tan,Dcr.

We have for sale at Lebanon and Grass
ridge some 10000 feet of lumber. such as
scantlillg, ;oistS. barn timbers. boxing.
fencing, and other rough lumber. At
Lebanon we have Il superior lot of dry
lumber. consisting of rustic. flooring, etc
Owing to tile late fire. we are Offering
this lumber at reduced rates. Address us
at Lebanon. 4Stf Conn Bros.
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canalaate Eer Rscoraer.

Mr.. y. FL. Maine, J. p. cf East Albany
precinct. Is \ candidate for Recorder at the
coming election. II 81. sis,.d receive the
nomination at the ....'itIS of the RepnbII-
can City Conyenii,u Inc ~ill be elected,
and 1on't yoa forget IL.
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TIE New Hotel at the Depot.

handsome and convenient new hotel NJ
the depot has gained rapidly in public
favor, and no hotel III the State iinw stand
higher III public favor. Everything is
new and clean. and the comto: OF guests
specially looked after. Hot coffee and
cakes are ready and can be obtained by
those wishing 10 refresh themselves before
taking the morning Express. 1876
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19

Uncaiied tor AID remaining in the Post
office 1n this sity for the week ending
Nov. 18th. 1890.
Crabtree. ID Post. Wallace
Helweler. John Smith. Josephine
HeaIy. Bruce Vernon. MnlIy
Hoover, Mrs He Wallace. Francis A
WiisOIi, James
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19
At EEEs NeYE khon.

FIRED WILLERr is now established in his
new two-sto.y wagon and blacksmith shop,
on Second street opposite s. E. Young's ware
house, where he is prcpared to do all kinds of
blackslnithing. repairing of hacks. wagons.
etc. He aiso has on hand. and will continue
so manufacture, hacks and iuggies. which will
t,e sold at the lowest possible figures reason
able terms. 4lylSn3