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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

cIcr, OIlers bargains in We'd
ding Presents corner FWeiith
aud Market streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
DmGur, ATTRACTIVE, GnkkaruL~ MRS
PIE OOMPYETE HOMEI

tcrpers guide. The q, perienoed honss-kc.r
err, friend. Honse Keeping, Cooking. pIrrssl Ac
cidcnts. sickness. ChildWn, Company, Marfiase'
Religion. Morals, Money. Family u1Ncinm,ni
Toll. how 4, make home beautiful and happy.
"a book OF mofc practical utili,y viii s"liom,
N ever. 10 tDund ou l.ide ~ inspiration" Chris
liam Advocate. Needed In u,yry city bone ~
and aid. Yin paprt. clear type, beautiful bind
Inr' Spirndld Illustrations. nearly dnh pages low
p1ccs sells rapidly. A.cnh " anlci Liberal
commission; pssShP9Sn ana sL%s Is'. Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

wusoS BRos. guarantee all .hs
Goods, and can suit You a $780,
n1Scs 81 Shoes and slippers l"w'Pn'"
goods always In stock'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

The run Of hogs, A. 90 mum.
bers, 10 much lighter than last week,
but in quality the average Ia about the
same, some yards reporting their stock
not quite A. good, while In others u 10
said 10 be better than Il vas last week,
Prices are firm and higher than they
were then, under the influence Of . con-
pAraiively lish, run. Al the prices ob.
iAined III, market h not active, the mos,
Of the dealers reporting . lair demand.
We quote at tba6t cts, With . carload
Of choice al 81 cts, bat most sales uer
made At and near 81 cts
sBEKF AND L.AES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
nrnAnKn ON nRKr cArILE

The arrivals III Cattle during the week
amounted IN 2,OOi head, against 1879
last week aud 2,isi head the correspon-
ding week al last year, aud the sales
during the week amounted Ia l,Ob5
head, against as3 last week aud gis
head the corresponding week Of last year,
-. -. ~. l.n...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

THs larscsi stock Of Shoes and slippers
VI all styles and prices ever brought 10
the city n be found at Wilson bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

100 styles ChiIdren's Hose
from noe upwards nt beiis'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Tnnrlnometer Reeord

A. taken at Scnucpfs Opera House
drug stOrr;
W~EuNtsUNN.
.rurH''a .i n%,rr 49, az -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

GxSrLKAKE who are troubled With
their sret during the summer season
~;n 40 We'll 10 examine the hne stock
ol hand and machine sewed shoes eSth
high and low cut Al Wilson BROS. lhe
largest stock ever brought to the n'y
lust received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Installation.

Al the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Iolee No. 2I.O q. T., on Tuesday
evening. the following odloers were
ins,sllsd: W. c. r.. Richard Fair W.
v. IT,, Josie Pee; W. X ;, Joseph HUI
bsnl.W n. s, John II, Zeycly; W. T.,
Jsnsy McElroy, ". C., Hattie frecse'
W N Wm. winesbury; W l. q,
Amelia Gouse; W. q. g., Geo. hngie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06

Though the wholesale market orhib-
tied some activity aud Improvement In
prices over last week, none sas seen IN
the retail trade. which must Ice reported
slower aud prices a shade of In most
cases ~ compared with the rates ruling
at tho time Of our report last Monday.
The quality was Of 4 better average
than last week, there being a large mum
Der Of very excellent cattle among the
oferngs- "A considerable number In er-
cess oi asst week. Prices ranged from
2IG45i cis., most Of the sales being made
from S.7J@55.40 per hundred POUNDS.
MICH COWS,
Prices range from so 10 -, with Q
good demand only for extra oowa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
AMUSEMENTs.


INK iltl htNlhNAl y 'NNN
Tonight the first grand concert OF
Pittsburgh and Wheeling professional
musicians will take place IN the Opera
House. Prominent cltizcnS from fitiH'
buryh tell uA that We have Their hurSt
musical talent, which will give us Inst
class entertainment Ia every respect,
We hone our citizens will, on tins 0Cci'
sion, fully demonstrate their reputation
lur approaching entertainments at u
high order, besides helping on u most
worthy cause. Doors open thus evening
at I o'clock.
"BEFoRk vi GGS VICTORIA.
The remarkable singers who give the
| r,urrTtH ma u city nj tho Opera House
on Friday aud Saturday nights, l"r
which reserved seats aru nov selling at
Lucas music store, appeared before
Queen Victoria. aud the following isthr
account Ol the reception:
The Duke aud Duchess ul Argy!i
were among tho friends who gave the
Jubilee singers an early and hearty
welcome To- Great Britain. II VAS
while spending an evening nj Argyll
Lodge, as their guests, that the Singers
had the honor ui appearing before the
Queen. At the Dukes request they
| sang lur her first, "Stcal Away to Jesus,
then chautcd the Lords Prayer Hnd
mang. "Go Down, Moses Her Mairsty
| listened with manifest pleasure, aud ~
they withdrew, communicated through
the Duke, her thanks Tor the gratihc1-
ton they had given hor There was no
stage parade nor lhoatIlc pomp III the
scene, hut tho spectacle Ut Brit,Ius
Queen coming from her palace To listen
t1 tho songs which these humble stu
dents learned ia their slave cabins, aud
that not merely Tor her own entertain
mrnt, hut tn encourage thcm ia their
efforts to liit up their fellow freed pco-
pie. was worthy a place IN history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-06
Llv ~ STOCK.

BALTIMORE.
BALrIMoWk. May 3, 1880.
uECEIrTs FuR Tux wELR.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

Reader, Ehve you caught coldp Ar, Won
unah'a to raise tho phlesm2 Have you an i,ri.
tho lungs, with short breath? DO yau heva a
lit Of ccuyhing on lying dnw,.? a shsrp pGin
now and then in q region of tho haa7t. shoulders
and back IF 80, OUR ADVICE Is to take
At onco o doso OF TuLrs Expectoraat; you will
soon be able TO raiso Tho phesm In An hour
lnot tai:0 two Of TUFTS Pills. Eou will SOON
fsll into pleasant sicGp snd wake uu in lho
morning cough Hoac, lungs working frooly ::
o"sy breathing and tho bowels moving in nal.
nrsl manner, u, prevent return of these
symptoms uso thayEx xpecLorant several days.
ONice, 36 NpUEEAY ST. n YORK
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EHEsag MEA'ES, EsSss, ssc.

III OYiGE--l cal the attention Of tho public
~ 1" The northeast corner Of tho Market, on
Fairfax ard Cameron streets, WheT0 havo re.
snmed bus!ress AT my old stand, and will have
on hand nt AL tmna good supply Of CHOICE
FkkSi! MEATS, consisting of Becf, Hutton,
Lamb, FGgl anal Pork, together with ell binds
Of 81 USAGE and PIDplNGS, Of my own
manufacture. also call attention 20 stall No.
81, cppositc where l. have on hand fine selee-
ton Of CHOICE PICKLES. consisting of Cu-
cumhers, Chow Chow Chop Pickle, MixeI
Pickle, Hhrftins, Gauinowcr @ad pick!e,l
Onions, srd al kinds OF Pickles il glass jars ;
Hall"rd S;snco, ,Warwlckshiro Sauce, Cslsnp,
Fronch Mustard, ruro Olive OIL imported
kdam Cheese, Penper Sauce, Sardincs in quar-.
ter and half boxes. Minco Mnst, Maccsroni,
Icmr ns, otc.; CHOICE SMOKED FISH, tro.
pared for tahlo usn Immediately, consisting of
Mackrcl. Shad, Salmon and Potomac Foo iior.
ring Any Of these articles can ba procured af.
Ter market h"ats ri my storo, No n south Fair
fax street. 40 bbs ~! Fish consisting Of gcnu-
inc Labrador and Family Roo Herring, in bbls,
half bbls end kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels
hal barrels and kits MsCk"rol, Nos I. and =;
in bArrcla, hHlf barrels and kits
nov ~ S. !, REED,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

SAUSAGE CUTTERS, Chopping knives,
- An! other seasonable goods, in great variety
a. - hlng street, corner of Royal.
nov - D. II. CREIGHTON e. SON
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fGAb COMM t5SiON III ERCHANi@,
go CAMERON STREET,

""v j. AbEE an DEIA, Va.
II HW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
= HOUSE.
" tavu opened At No. ~ ROYAL ST. An
"H'Iua aud Commission i!uuse
II arc ro2 rnadY to recoigO I'll kinds nf NOR
'hh"di,d aud household gauts on consignment
"r purchase the Same.
W" tniak 1t may prove nm advantage to par-
~ VII" have PKODUCE of any description
80 a'hd :. 10 us. Located immediately opposite
Ito ia"in entrance 20 tho Market on Eoyal ST.,
+"!s can bo exposed every h,orninp 81 public
80, Lon, whon tho bost prices may ho expected.
'oHa9: roturns made on sales
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
'"! 1t TO thcir advantage TO give us call.
"" %IIi attend to auctioneoring n public Gales
" Hf"p"rly, and respectfully solicit share Of
'"'hi' patronage. UNEhL s. LUCAS.
~ Auction goods constantly on hand snd for
5''H nov 6-tf
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WHOLESALE GROCEES.
'tH hEAL l. CON iSSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

large and superior stock OF Gentle
men : Fine Boots and Shoes of eyery descrip-
'oh. Prices lower than ever
NDlH w w NlEN
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A HEWSrAPIR pUELisiEH WRITES

Ctiics Evening Nows, Augusta, Gs. j.,
DIR. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack.
@! with pneumonia last winter, which left hrn
with violent cough that lasted till within a
month since, Cor tho cure of which am indabt
cI to your valuable KxpoctGrsnt. | had tried
most ovorything recommended, but mono did
any good until [ used your Erpectorant, one
bo:tlo OF which removed the cough entirety,
With ma"y thanks, an yours truly,
JOHN ii, WEIGLE
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Ea u T. II $ Ii AIN D e,

GRAY HAIR OR WuISgxRs chsngoi 70 4
GLOSSY Black byn single application of tbis
OYE impnrts Natural Color, acts Insiana
tsheousy, and is ~ Harmless as spring w.ter.
sold by Druggists, or sent by express on rocolnt
or 81. ~
Ssassce. 3S 5surrsy ~, Me7y yar,5
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HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SYEATs.

Menphis. February il, 1871.
DR.. Tntt; SIr---i have been suffering for near
~ 1--WE years with severo cough. Whom 1
commenced taking yonr Expactorsnt ! WIS rn-
dured to ora huadred and sixteen pounds in
weight. had tried sln,ost everything; had
terrible night s~oatS. hsro taken bait duy5n
bottles, Tho night sweals have left mn, the
cough hss disaproarad. and l havo gained N!tcon
pcuhd5 IN lcsh. l rccommnnd i. 20 Ell nv
friends. With grent respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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WsEziss AREs ERtsgInsss.
GEGRG& s'a'GsEsss.AGEl,s
Exchange Restaurant.
No. 81 NOETH ROYAL, Sr?sxET

No. 81 NOETH ROYAL Sg'.sHET,
hiessndrin, Virginia.
l:niUr,4f 81 " ines, E.snGics, Gins &C.. wa..
raatrd nure, 81 tho lowest Cash prices.
OYSTERS ot tho largest sizs and iinesL GsvDr
always on han.l, which are served in tho bos;
style.
nss- Meals al sll hours. Lodging now fur
nIshed to the public. Rooms ncwly furnished
aHu comfortable. dec 2G
/ BHOnEKS & GO,
WHOLESALE ilosors and Eohhers in
uIItiGEEi tS. PROVISIONS, FIOUH
SAIL AND fish.
, Il fall Inc Of ue!ebFat0d pure old Whigkeys.
btsndics. Gin. Ram, &c, Il asacy & Co.'S ph;I.-
d"'phin and C'aSu!rs kHlti,nr!s EIss, snd Rnrr
uct u EagcFs Lager bacr, in casks or hotl,na.
AEonts Tor Jsmcs $. Welch Best E,r1iIy
Flour. Jame3 >. kirk & Cn's iStanils7d Somps,
Dupn:t - Eh's. Sporting snI Ei.stinc tIun.
powder, and h@iti;00-a snd roi4:aSG River
Steamers.
orocrs promptly .;L;oai5d 81, aad cuns:.r
ihonts goi&lsod. RE. IL Hing siraa.,
oc' wi Alexandria, Va,
" ". AVEEf
,!:sar in
EIoiCE *h aiihT AND rAhDI i.kG(s.
HihS, WIN G LiQuO&S, Sc, Sc,
2t'i Ring ST., cGr. Alfred,
h"?S ahEXAN DKiA, VA
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Up! lfPl Url-That is the cry now in al,
most every limo Of goods. in particular dry
goods. We "hold The tort in that line. Have
made early a large purchase, and arc prepared
to give our customers tae benefit. Call aud
pr'c1 our ro)ts. and go defy Washington city
or amp other city 10 tue Unou. Respectfully
yours, ISAAC EICHBEEu,
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SsSs;sa,kSAS..
DIR. TUFTS
E.XP:.EE5!s(};'L'ORANT. L
IN 25 CTS. ARD ST BOTTLES

lis properties $40 Gnmuicont, NuLri.ivn, BAL
ssmlc, Soothing snd Healing. Combining all
these qualities, ii is the most elective LUNG
BaLaAh ever offered TO sufferers from III mo.
nary diseases.
Dr. J. +. HAYWOOD, OF New York, volun
tarily indorsos il. Read what ho says:
Now York, Sept. 49, 1877.
Hr. Tut: Dear Sir--During this yosr treat
I'd nine hundred CAGES of lung diseases. in the
lower wards ot tho city tho cases woro Of u very
s6voro tyro. it was theTa my sttonton Was
callhd to TUFTS EEpeCtOrant, and confess t-y
surprise st its wondorEut power. ru;ing 81 prsc
tico OF twenty years hNvo n6vcr kruwn n!ed-
icinc 70 act as promptly and With such happy
tliccls. it INSTANTLY srbdurd tho most yiolen
Its cI coughing, and nvarisbly cured tho d.
seaso in few dsys. chUcifuliy endorse il 50
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, MD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24
Second Ward Meat Market.

n. W. cor Prince and Kcya! 81
An selling for cash
Siron Beef st i5c p6r Ia.
Rib roast"
Round III
Chuck Ribs s TO III "
Brisket LoS
Pork 10
Sausage 10 "
Other Meats, Fruits ard Vegetables rropor-
tionstely low.
In connection with tho above, ara making
daily, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
propose TO sell a. the rate OF iZc per gallon.
Churches and charitable institutions wishing
to purchase soup tickets for the poor can get
theEl at lny store st any limo during the day,
and will be allowed discount on the above
price. Soup will bo served from II m. until 9
.. 10. nov II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24
DRY GssGDS,
FIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.

BsIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
A1 N ondsy. February 18th, 1889.
Job LOT Of Hamburg Rdgings and Inscrlings
J uSt received, very cheap Also DO dozen Pure
Linen Napkins al G0e per doz Balbriygan Hcso
~ Zsc, job; British Half Hoso st 70 and zoe,
extra cheap; Ladies' Mourning Handke'cfis isfs,
new stylo; extra large Batss Quilts at $l,5J
Do y. BRAoHEAk,
Ii. u. Hoomes. No. 100 King street
Alexandria, Va
~ wool BuntinGs s. z252. great bargains.
lep 10 D.. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-24

EW YORK STATE and PENNSYLVA-
- MA BUCkWHEAT, PEARL HOMI-
y and hand picked BEANS at
nov ~ w. A. JOHNSON s. cos.
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CsagGsgssEssR EgEEeGnAwrz.
~ z. JOHNSON s. CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCEES.
"HHhRAL COMMISSION MEKCuk NrS
hnd Dealers in
All KINDS OF LIQUORS
i!s[non hand GlBSON'S XX, XXX, yXXS
a"J rukS OLD RYE. OLD CABINE1
At;S sEd TuOM PSON'S pIjIin Nv :
WHt@hi ES, to ;ehici, they invite die attention
u. The trMda. ''0-''"1
.c-'ivc proinp. attontion
t2n'I&hihaMts Of Flour, Grain and Country
;F'd"cc Solicited, fcr which they guarantee thr
.,shost market prices and promnL re.urns
'"'1''e4sI G"f'"7 . Cameron and Royal sts.,
.'' ''''' w. oct ~
rHh&. =. TAT!.Un. Jr..
t.,,io Il j. T. E?ocbha.. g. Ga,
"'"'i. .4'a N tS'ipH MERCHANT,
I'D FRIED DHALbH,
Agrut for
:. &. FlGkhiIN e SONS
~ A"i'hTND EK!nNEW.aTEn rkNII,Y
FLHUE,
II North Union si:oai,
''' - Alexandra, ViTF Fins,
5sAE""N s HMlTH.
WHGhAHALE
'd"iGHE"hND HGAENhl. .CoMmIss5ioN
MHHGtih MTS,
'"f"af !'rin2" .nI Royal sts..
ALEAANOki&, VA.
'nuargmrnnai6 ii Urain and Country Produco
solicited, and rroinit returns niadn. jq 10
sEAEhUw EROS,
WnoLESALE
'H.nJER''. UnmMIS5IDN MEKUfIA Nrs,
Aud Dador5 in
J@HH ui!5@DH'ii SON s. CO.'S. ChEIMEr
y, Ky and HA% WHISTLES and
ia'mrs"H's r'.ro Eyo Whiskay; Faroign
Wine" and Brsndioa, ale. Porter
end Charnp"gncs.
rs NnHMGT OF LAFL!N & KANWS
rdWDGi: HOMpANY.
= " cor. GAMEKON AND ROYAL SYa,
C2I"A Ioesod f"r the trs!o st T5c por spok.
rY It'll
sIIIRIItr;
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09

Our boys make "a reputation wherever
they gu. The Indianapolis lndianai Cal
OF the 20th ult., has this ''gnak'' Oil Oliver
p. Tompkins. of Harrisburg. a delegate
from this State to the Chicago Convention:
MIR. o. p. TomE,kins. nt Harrisburg,
Oregon. MAS in the CITY last week, visiting
Charles \. Lee. He i n genial. pleasant
gentleman. aid prominent merchant in
the Wehfont safe. He tells the following
funny incident of his visit "a Chicago dur
ing his sojnuru delegate to the nafiniI-
M convention. He said Il sent some
shirts. etc. to the laundry one day. and nil
going 10 my room the next day, imagine
my surprise to tiud three btlntlIes OF otm-S
neatly done up. On nperiug them.
found my shirts. etc, in nr". while the
other TWO contained apparel for woman
and baby. and. being IA bachelor. | cou d
not imagine what | WAS To do with GAR
nentS oftlIat kind. The hotel clerk in
sisted that they weie mine. hut ] knew
better, and left them to the tender mercy
OF tie clerk"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09
A Pleasant Retreat.

Across the ~ivti, less than n mile from
this city. i the farm of Hon. F. NJ. Walls
worth. which. hy the way, i> one of the
best conducted little tarm< in Baton c''tIn-
~. Dir. city in front and tut short dis
;aure fr'oin The family residence, isl heauti
fiil grove of oaks and among these are
arranged comfortable seats and tables. aud
2 ;.ice. large swing Parties wishing I"
escape tht. dust and heat If the city. can
find il. :his grove cool and delicious re-
treat. while the largest strawberries. ra>p-
berries, harkterIies. rurrlnts. etc. will
sweet crratn 10 wallow them in. can be OBJ
tainctl of the ohliging owner fur trifle
Under the trees tile grass makes beallti-
ful velvety ostrperiug ON which one can
stretch ont at full length. ard rrjnr the
fiteiiug u!om"tits. Gross the river. and il
the J.iacs we have d,Scribsd above. while
away a few hours and be happy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09
Eastern xews.

The Iowa Republican Convention Is call
e'l for August 20th.
Jorgensen. OF Virginia. believes three
districts of his State. with an action can
vass. can be carried by the Republicans,
and in case the readjusters and regular
Democrats quarrel, there will be a fight
ing chance to carry the Stale.
The 4th was celebrated at Chicago all
the same a> it it was week DAY. A
great many accidents occurred. Capt. w.
Hammond was acei,iently killed by his
son on board the tug Satisfaction. They
were firing at a mark, and careless handl-
ing OF the firearms caused the death.
AT Troy Mills, Iowa, on Saturday, while
celebrating the 4th. the Marshal OF the day
struck man for insulting n woman.
This was the signal for general row, in
which over 300 men took part. Four of
the conhatants were fatally injured and
25 received painful wounds.
AT fire in st. Lonis fireman was kill
ed by the explosion of Holloway fire ex-
tinguisher.
Fires at Lancaster, Pa, and Pensacola,
Fla. occurred OH the 9TH. at which prop.
erty was DESTROYED valued at S75, 600 a,
each place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09
Birthday Dinner.

We had the pleasure with other fIieudS
of partaking OF splendid dinner at the
residence of G. Parrish. Esq, OH We,Ines-
day. the OCCASION heing the tifty-ninth
birrIi-tlay of MIR. Parrish Those who are
acquainted with the worthy hostess nee'l
not he told that The dinner WAS perfect.
and all present done jnstice to the ample
supplies of good things furnished. The
only drawback to the perfect enjoyment
of the occs sion was the news received of
the severe illness of Mrs. Parrish's eldest
daughter. residing Mt present near Harris
burg. neressitating The departure of Mrs
Parrish on the 1890 train TO the bedsIfle
of her daughter. We unite with numerous
friends in wishing Mr.. Parrish AMI wifi.
many years of health. prosperity and use
fnlnpsS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09

A large number OF our people went to
the Fair on the 9Th, and good many are
blessing the Fair people since they return
ed.
Miss Minnie Allison is lying very III at
her school near Junction City. Her moth
er. Mrs G. Parrish, was sent for, and went
up OH Wednesdays train.
Our old friend, Mr.. Penn, D.D.G. M, of
Corvallis, Installed the officers elect OF
Albany Lodge No. q, I.o.O.F., on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Elva Dicl1ey and Miss Lena Many
arrived nome from Yaquina last week.
They had spledid time. An immense
crowd is at the Bay.
Rev. Geo. w. Izer. late of Portland, Is
now resident of Courtland, n. Y. where
he is engaged in the practice of law.
Our new Sheriff, Joseph Charlton, filed
his Official bonds. $4,000, and took pos
session of the Office on Monday. 8. H.
Claughton, Of Lebanon, Is his deputy.
The Sheriff also gives bonds rs tax collector
In the sum of $4,000 We believe.
n. Baum, County Clerk elect. went in-
to office on Monday. his bonds being S10,-
600.
Seven young men, the parties who at
tackled the Chiaamen at work OH the Ieba-
non road last week. We're arrested, but
were discharged, the evidence not being
sufficient to convict.
Catfish have been placed in Salt Greek to
propagate. More are to be placed In the
| Yamhill river.
Astoria has Chinese population OF g.
oss.
Monday was the du'lest dav of the year
in this city, nearly everybody having left.
Hay harvest Is in full blast III the west
| side counties.
The yield of wild biackberries in the
mountains, according TO all accounts. will
be unusually large. In a week or tive
will be time enough to go.
The Liberty bells pealed out for the
104th time last Sunday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09

PORTLAND, Or, May 2eth. 1885,

PORTLAND, Or, May 26th. 1880.
MEssRs. RooP s. SIMPSON ALBANY.
OREGON-Ge1ets Having noticed an AIT
vertise'ne.It gotten up by tile firm of ID
NJ. Osborne & Co.. wherein they agree to
furnish their old and new customers with
"A twiie binder attachment. at CtpSt not
rxcettling twenty dollars. next year. We
world say that the whole thing is gotten
up as an advertising Dodge TO sell their
larvesters and binders. which they have
not been able tt do with great srccrss.
We. aS agents nf the we'll known Walter
A. Wo,Rls machine. do not carr to humbng
the farmers by agreeing TO furnish irvine
binder at cost not to exceed ':the small
sum of twenty dollars. or at anY price
hat will ;gree tn furnish one as cheap as
any firSt-cls<s binder can he furnished
The Walter A. Woods Moving and Reap
ing Machine Company are now IN the.
field with successful twine binder, and
lIaye been for the past two years, bnt the
demand has been so great in the eastern
states that none could he obtained for the
Pacific coast trade. The d. Nj. Osborne 4.
Co. twine binder attachment. as they call
1t. Is an experiment of only few DAYS
Farmers. Ito not he humbuggetl into bny-
ing an Osborne harvester aud wire binder
Oh promise that you shall receive twine
binder attachment another year, so thai {
you can HSe either wire or twIne. Buy
old and reliable machines that have always
been in the front ranks in the way of inn
prnvenenfs. and whose manufacturers
will fnrnislall late improvements at the
lowest market price. t41