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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
De.nocratlc Economy.

The Democratic party is always strong
on economy. 1t is surprising what an
amount of this virtue the party possesses,
but it never manifests itself practically ex-
cept when the party is out of power, and
wishes to make political capital against it
opponents. When the Democrats have the
power and control the purse strings. their
economy is confined ta their show in the
platform.
The late Democratic National Conven-
tion took this method of claiming their de-
votion to economy, and. after reciting the
various causes for which it deserves the
blessing OF the country. graveiy specifics
the saving of $40 0OO.0to, by the Congress
that has been controlled by the Confeder-
ate brigadiers. The bold faced arrogance
of the claim has challenged investigation
rs 10 its truth, and the Washington cores
pondent of the Cleveland Herald furnishes
the following statistics which need no COM
ment
For the fiscal wear ending June 80. 1871,
the expenditure was $292. l17.1SS % for
1872. $277. .5l7 .9G2 67 for 1873, $3.50, 345.-
245 33 for 1874. S2S7. 133, ,S73 II ; tor 1875.
%ZG4 4.OS5,0JZ S4, ana IOr 1910. TZOS,4OJ.-
797 33. Thus III five years an annual re-
,luction ia expenditures amounting to S33.-
III. 800 81 have been accomplished under
Republican ,nana cement. and this. at the
close of the war for winch the Democratic
party owes the cuHntrrN aver $4,000, 600, 900,
when there were nattia Eily many expenses
directly incidental to it.
NoW we reach the era OF the BrigadferS,
and what is tie result Fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1a77. S23S. $50. 00S G3 for
1873. $236 9G4.326 SO; for 1879, $2G5. 947,-
SS3 53 for $780, |297. $50 237 II. and for
1881 the amount appropriated is 29l. 423.-
SSS 30. For tile present fiscal year the
sum of SG,424.0l2 was appropriated, and
next winter there is every Indication that
it viii be even greater for the expenses of
the year ending June 80, 1881. The
amount in reason will then at least be, for
1851, $297. .S47 800 90. Thus the Democrats,
after five years manipulation of the Gov
ernment Treasury. viii have reached a
figure S39. .3SS. l03 81 in government ex-
pense in excess of that of the last year of
Republican rule. 1t is very the
amount named III the platform, but. TIN
fortunately tor the Democrats. the figures
are on the other side of the page. 1t shows
they have increased the cost OF government
to that amount instead of diminishing it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
miscellaneous news.
August 18th there was frost in IL

August 18th there was frost in the
interior counties OF New York.
Maud S. and St. Julian were to trot
at Springfield, Mass, yesterday, the
former for purse of So 900 against her
second OF 2:1l4.
| Democrats are III tribulation in Con-
necticut. The Republicans have settled
all their difficulties, to the great conster-
nation of the Democracy, and will
certainly carry the State.
| On Monday at Mt. Joy. Penn, while
Miss Lille Meeler, aged Is, was walk
! ing with gentleman, spark from bis
cigar set fire to her dress, and the girl
was fatally burned.
An exciting story comes from New
Mexico of the elopement of a priest,
Father Todoro RonalIs, with beau
tilul nun who had recently entered the
convent against the wishes Of her par
ents al the solicitation of priests. The
couple were overtaken in their flight,
and the priest and girl finally were mar
ried.
Mime. DeJesseps presented her bus
band with fine Soy on the 10Th, in
Paris
! Rev J. w. Anderson OF Santa Paula,
! Ventura county, California, was BIT
ten by rartlesnake on the 18th and
died ia ew hous afterward
a banquet was given Gen. Grant a
Denver on the night of the 18th, 200
guests being present. The General
! spoke for some time with great interest
! throughout.
Abou: 8 o'clock iii the morning CT the
I 16;h at Iudianapolis, notorious burg
lar named Bill Rodifor, was killed by
J. G.. Walker, a son of Dr. Walkers.
Mrs. Walker discovered the burglar
under the bed where her husband slept,
aud quickly notified her son who slept
III an adjoining room The bnglar find
! ing he was discovered. tried TO make
his escape, firing ore shot at DIR. Walk
er, missing him and while retreating
from TIE house, covering the DIR. with
/ his pistol and knife, the son came upon
the scene d tired at the burglar, kill
ing him instantly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
columbia River NJ. E. Conference.

The seventh annual session OF tile Coluin-
bia Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church closed at the Dalles on
Sunday evening last. Bishop Wiley presiti-
ing. Following are the appointments TO:
the coming year
wALIA WALLA DISTRICT.
d. C. Strong, Presiding Elder.
Walla Walla-G- NJ. Irwin.
WalIa WalIa Cireuit-J. lie Cornu.
Waitsbnrg-W. G. Simpson.
Dayton--.T. d. Fleuner.
Patalm-D. f. George.
Lewistnn-J. ". Rigby.t
Culfax-W. 5. Turner.
PalouSe-W. J. White
Ca.ur d d'Alene--S. Nj. Driver.
Spokan Falls--M. S. Anderson.
Sleptoe--To be supplied.
Grangevilie--W \ Hall
Noscow-E. G. Righy.
Union Flats-'F. a. Touner.
ColviIle-To be supplied.
j. o. Raynor, Chaplain L. S. Army.
GRANDE RoHDE DISTRICT.
G. w. GrannisS. Presiding Elder.
La Grande-Abraham Eads.
SummerviiIe-W S. koontz.
Wallowa-I'o he supplied.
Cnion-J G. kirkman.
Baker City--R. w. Bland.
Boise Nalley-To be supplied.
Boise City-A. J. .Joslyn.
Silver Gity-ro be supplied.
Idaho City. Hayes.
Payette-R. x. Jones.
6. f. Ackermann, president of BIne
Mountain University, meluber OF La
Grande quarterly conference.
DALLEs DISTRICT.
s. J. misunderstanding Elder,
The DaIleS-H K. Hines.
Goldendale--G- &. Rowe.
Yakima Indian MisSion-I. II. Wilbur,
Thomas Pearne and George Waters.
Yakima City-Richard Barrett.
Kittitas-'ro be supplied.
Heppner- Joseph Petit.
Canyon City--tf. Z. Wilcox.
OcIIoco & Bridge Creek--To be supplied
Klickitat Circuit-To be supplied.
Pend.eton--G. w Kennedy.
Cs-ntervilie-CI- W. Rigby.
Tygh ValIey-fo be supplied.
Antelope-'ro be supplied.
Alder Cretk--fo be supplied.
j. II. Wilbur, Conference educational
agent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
Acc.n...latea Treasure.

The accumulation of coined silver in
the Treasury and sub-Tleasuries of the
United States is SO great that it is al
ready very hard to tind proper storage
room for it. The vaults OF the Govern
ment now contain seventy million dol
lars in silver coin, of this amount S45,-
500, 600, are in dollars, and the remain
der smaller pieces. The Government
has also on hand five miliop dollars
worth of silver bullion This amount
OF coin takes Up great deal of room.
The bulk of the load is carried in San
Francisco and New York. Notice has
las been sent from San Francisco that
the overcrowded vaults will hold no
more. 1t is impossible to induce peo-
pie to hold and use ;he silver as cur
Tency. 1t returns to the Treasury very
soon after'it has been paid ont in pay
ment of duties or in exchange for silver
certificates, great many Of which are
IL circulation, and still the work of coin
ing goes steadily on, i'll compliance with
law, at the rate OF s. ,324 900 month.
This has been the average for the past
venty-seven months, tie total for these
months being nearly S63, ,000, 900, three
quarters of which remain III the Treas
urv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Two hundred thousand visitors were in
Chicago In the frous Of The week TO witness
the gathering Of the knights reinplar.
On Tuesday there wins grand parade of
The Knights through the city, no less than
Il, 600 members of the ordeE-being in the
Inc Of march, Tile houses aud streets
were gaiIy and eyenexpeu<ively deco, ated,
ard tie struggle to see the parade was
lively. ExhorbitauE prices were paid by
eIgllt ssers ~ many instances for available
points where tilg graisd psgeanf could be
kaaen ii.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Gen. Hancock. after giving the subject
his protoundest study. irfof us that '-thc
hayonet IS not II fl instrument for gather
ing ballots We don't lse 'em for that
purpose much. in fact if we Shonid set all
our bayOnets to work gathering ballots
next fall. each bayonet OF 0ur little army
OF %, 600 would have 70 gather >. .000 in or
der 10 get around. Hence. asatLe bayonet
hasn't been put to that Use within Han
cocks memory, why did ne not think of Il
problem iust profound, that would be
more appropriate tn the OCCASION Why
did not fat military frie:.d give us his
views OF the utility OF ssotguns in planting
ballots:
If in his reference TO the hayonet, the
cor>eted knight of Governors Island intcn-
dtd to throw brick at Johnny Davenpor-.
lie would have hit that wiry little fraud
walloper lick between the eyes, if he had
indicated his impression that free bal
lot'' according TO the meaning implied in
the term as used in the Democratic plat
form, cannot be had so long as n satrap
was permitted to examine SoIIr natnraliZa-
tion papers. or to put llauticuffs your
wrists and throw you into a "hnll pen if
VI Il were caught voting more than once or
twice OH the same day, There was an in
teresting field for the profound intellect Of
Hancock to revel in. without going abroad
for instances where "a ha yonct'' is used III
gathering ballors.: - and expressing his re-
luctant disapprovai thereof Nebraska State
.J0l9aaul
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
Citaffon.

In the County Court OF the State OF oregon for
In the matter of the estate Of James A. viii
10 Thomas T wilson, Isaac s Wilson, John
s. wilson, Maria E. Wilson. John A. Plaster,
Margaret 4. Wilson and Martha j. Ralfour and
sand Games \. Wilson. minor
Now. on this 9th Gay of August, 1880. comes
of James A. wilson. a minor, :tnd presents his
petit to the Court, duly verified by his own
Court h showiag S i fhP n' 1onld be for
the best interests OF said minor to sell the
petition, that the same is non productive, and
1t appearing 70 the ourt that the allegations
i'll said petition are tI19e,
In tine name of the STATE of Oregon: Pursu-
ant to IN order OF the County Court f OF Linn
each of yo,i are cited and required to appear in
said Court on
Saturday. September Ilth, 1880,
at the honr of one O'Clock P. N. of said day,and
show cause why license should not be grant
ed TO I. I. Wilson, Guardian of said minor. to
said order is in words and figures as follows, to-
of said minor, james \. Wilson, to-wit: Thorn
! as T. Wilson. isaac S Wilson, John S. Wilson,
| Wilson and Martha j. Balfour, and ali other
! persons interested III the estate of said min r,
| he and appear before the Court on Saturday the
! 11th day of September, 1880, at the hour OF one
| O'Clock in tie afternoon of said day, at the
cause why license should not be granted to +.
|. t. Wilson. the Guardian of said minor for the
| sale of the following described real proDerty,
| to-wit The undivided one-seventh interest In
| fec simple in and to he following tracts of land
| to-wft: The east half of claim No. A, in Ip l5
SR W, beginning at point 1l.1s chs S and
24. ch1ins w of~ corners of Sections Is, IL. %
and et in said township, thence running north
5S II chs. thence east 90 80 chs, thence south 81
a chs, thence west 81 a3 chs. thence north 26 GO
CHS, thence west 4S7 chs to the place of begin
ming, lying and being in Linn county and State
OF Oregon, and that copy of this order be serv-
cd on the next of kin of said minor by publish
| ing the same for three successive weeks in the
ALBANY REGISTER, newspaper of general
circulation ilS Linn county. Oregon.
! i. FL1NN, County Judge,
~ witness whereof. |. y. Baum. & 'ounty Clerk
and exofficlo Clerk of said County Court IN, ye
/ hereunto set my hand and afffzed the seal ol
Court at my Office Ihfa 9th day of August, 1880
NJ BAUM,
SEAL County Clerk.
!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The narrow gauge running through
sscio, Lebanon and Brownsville, taking in
It's course the richest Of tile grain-bearing
portion of the county, will take from us a
large amount or business heretofore done
here. Warehouses win be erected by the
Scotch Company along the line of tho
road wherever demanded, and trading
points will spring up here and there. and
business win be divided and sub-tiIyided.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The. State superintendent of Public
schools has called convention of County
Snperfntendents, at Salem on Monday
next. On Wednesday at the same place,
the State Teachers Association convenes.
There viii be q large gathering, and the
occasion win prove u unusual interest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The Meridian, Mississippi. Mercury OF
July 31st, says: We would like to engraye
prophecy on stone 10 be read OF genera
tions in the future. The negroes in these
States Will be slaves again or cease to be.
His sole refuge from extinction will be in
slavery to tine white man.
And this is the programme of the solid
South first get the reius of Government
into their hands, ana then overthrow the
amendments to the Constitution, declare
negroes slaves, and then parcel them out.
This is to be accomplished. or the negro Is
to be extermina.ed. Is it any wonder that
the black man, knowing this feeling to
exist, is fleeing from tie South,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

1t has been ana still is n prevalent opin-
ion among scientists that the denud:ng of
forests affects the amount of rainfall.
Prof. Daniel Draper OF the meteorological
service in New Ycrk does not subscribe to
this theory, and is likely TO be widely crit
icised in consequence. He has drawn up
chart showing the quantity of rainfall
each year since 1885 in New York, Phila-
deiphia, Baltimore AMI Washington. Ac-
corling to his. the rainfall gradually in
creased from 1895 to 1899 and has since
shown a tendency to decrease. Prof
Draper believes there are cycles Of rainfall
as there are in sun-spots
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
NotLee Of E,inmI Esroof.

LAND OFFICE AT ROSEBU RGi, OR, I
August !. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the folow ing
named set Her has fi!ed notice of his intelI-
ton o make final proof in support of his claim
and secure finai entry thereof on saturday, the
Iii h day of SeDtemD her, 1850. before the Judge
or Clerk of Linn county, oregon, viz 4. p.
HughS' Homestead Applications Nos 223I and
$3.50, for the S x of y L L. SIC \ of NV Il and
\ r 4 of SW <, Sec. %. I u W, and names
the following as his witnesses. viz Harry
Hamilton. y. Rice, (freenhur Spi;tun and pa-
vid McDonel, all of CTav- for;lsville. Linn coun-
~, Oregon. W. f. BENJAMIN,
August IS, 1s3G-4fY I2w5 Reg lister.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

1t is given up oil every hand that the
Republicans will carry New York and
Indiana with ease. Democrats are begin
ming to fear that the tat man will not be
able to carry the solid South. Even Mis-
souri, is doubtful and Georgia and Louisi-
ana none too certain to cast their electoral
vote for Hancock-with fair vote AMI an
honest count they certainly will give Gar
field from 10000 to 10000 majority.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

A railroad running six or eight miles
north of as. carrying freights either to
Portland and tl1elice down the Columbia.
or to Yaquina Bay, aud not touching here
at all, would Gu: of large slice of bust.
ness that we otherwise would get. A
bridge across the river, if built now, would
not only save this, bur would increase the
business brought to our door fuur-fold.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

William H. English. The complete type
OF the northern deugl face, who never had
any political views, except those of servile
subsection to the South. was one of the
twelve northern congressman WHO voted
against expelling Preston S. Brooks from
the House for his assault on Charles Sum
ner, OIL the 22d of MAY, 1855.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The best of news colnes from Pennsyl-
yania. democrats are coming in by tho
scores andavoWing their determination to
vote for Garfield and Arthur. Pepnsyl-
vania will give an overwhelming majority
for the Republican ticket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Whatever tends TO injure Albany will in
;tIrii injurc the balance of the county. 1t
is much easier to tear down than to build
up. Take the present capital out OF this
'sity- and it would make material differ
cnce in the volume of business done in the
county
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The time has come in the history of this
city, when every man interested in its
welfare must put bis shoulder to the
wheel, and help with all his might. The
world is moying around us, and position,
natural advantages, etc, are as nothing
when brought into active competition
with push, energy, resolution and brain
backed by capital. g Get up and git,'' is
the solution of all difficulties nowadays,
Now is the time to work-to-morrow il
may be too la:e.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
BILL OF FARE
rwENrr-FIvE CENT MEALS.

TWENTY-FIVE CENT MEALS.
Beef steak any style, with 3 side dishes,
cofftc. tea. Chocolate, milk o. beer......2 Is cts
Roast meats, with three side dishes. and
coffee tess, chocolate, milk or beer. % cts.
Ham and eggs, amy style. with three side
dishes. and coffee, tea, chocolate, milk
or Observation-Disclosures. d cts
Veal outlets, any style. with side dishes
and coffae tea chocolate, milk or beer. IS cts.
Mutton chops, With three side dtshes,and
coffee tea chot>f,lafe milk or beer -. Is cts.
Every additional dish will DC charged at the
:af,oN.. fust,S. m4fNI3mi
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

4 short time ago prominent Democrat
'vRs sitting in Squire Lamans Office. in
~allasWalla, and speaking OF the election,
said Il have always been - Democrat
and al Ways voted the straight ticket. biit
gave my two SONS an education and the
d little cubs went and voted the Re-
publican ticket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

On the morning of the 18th fire swept
# the halt of Eureka. California. Loss
'stimated at 81, coo .OOO 1t Travelled over
he same ground as the fire of year ago.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

We are told that the Scotch Company
'ffcr 70 furnish All the sacks farmers may
equine in handling their grain, and store
he same at reasonable rates. The Conn
pany win also pay the highest price tor
grain and other produce.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Henry witzengerode reSpited by the
Governor until to-day, was condemned to
i'e hung on the 9th. He will probably be
,ranted new trial.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Reports say that Maine, where last year
the Democrats and Greenbackers had
majority, is now going Republican by =
500. The campaign is becoming very ac-
tive all over the State. Republicans are
making the grearest effort they have ever
put forth The election will take place
on the 18th of September.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

We must have the road to Yaquina Bay.
One way to get it is to throw Il bridge
across the Willamette that viii answer
for a railaoad aud wagon bridge. and
invite the narrow gauge, or any other, TO
cross on it. If the matter is delayed too
long, to retain our present trade and COM
rneree will cost the price ofseveraI bridges.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Six men, while eating watermelon IN
Falls county, Texas, suddenly died. Be-
ware of Texas melons.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

The World says that the .-first gun from
ne South is double shottet. . meaning
that the ballot boxes were stuffed twice in
tlabama, when once was all that was nee
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY. OREGON.
Mrs. c. NOuk. Proprietor.

FENHIS HOUSE has been thoroughly overhaul
Il ed and renovated, and placed in hrst class
condition for the accommodation of its guests.
Good Sannle Room for Commercial Travellers.
General Stage Office for Corvallis. Independ-
ence and Lebanon, Free Coach to md from
the house. vlIni9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Hon 1hos- II. Brents is likely to be re-
nominated aud elected Delegate to Con-
gress from Washington Territory Tom
has made Z splendid Delegate
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
notice to DelInquen. Tax Payers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the deIir-
~ quent tax lists for Linn county, Oregon.
for The Hears 1878 and 1879 have been placed in
my hands for collection, with Il warran' at
t0ched thereto. under the seal of the Count V
Court oi said county, cammandiag Inc tocoliect
said taNcs by levy and sale OF property, there
fore AL persons owing taxes as aforesaid will
save costs by observing This notice and comm &
forward and paying their taNeS Immediately.
J. j. CHARLTON.
sheriff and Tax Collect or OF Linn ca, Or.
Albany, ur., Aug. IS, ISsJ-3t
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

We understand the uoats are now carry
ing grain to Portland at one dollar per
ton. This is in favor of Albany, as it is
believed the railroad will not haul it for
one dollar.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Miss Nelson died very suddenly at Paris
last Saturday. Said to be dropsy OF the
heart,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

An Indiana woman gave birth to four
children the other day. III the little dar-
iings i've. she may have spanking good
tinie before lopg.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
stocpzE.oidcrs, rzcesi,,s.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Albany & S:lntian Waeer Ditch or Canal Co,
wl}i be held at the Comrany's office in the city
Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon. on The second
Tuesday in September, 1850, that being the I4th
day. ut the hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day. for he purpose of electin2 seven
directors 10 serve the ensuing year
l.. ELKiNS, President.
j. II. BURkHART. Secretary.
Albany, Or, Aug. Is. ISSO-td
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Tie cotton crops of this country for 1878
and 1879 were the largest ever raised. The
zen crops from 1n52 to 1861. raised by
slave labor, numbered 3f,995,44O bales !;
tbe ten crops from 1870 to 1879. raised by
free labor, numbered Al, ,454, ,743 bales.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Gen. Walker now admits that some OF
he counties in South Carolina, since the
ensus returns have been received show
''phenomlnal results He admits it looks
iuotllar
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Pti1ee Alexender~ II Bulgaria, was
thrown from his earriAge on the 18th, and
received serious injuries.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
NoTECI g

No Premium wheat at tlac Albany
Farmers Company
A SSURANCE, however. is given to all desir-
"A ing to store grain, thitt the Albany Farm
ers' Co. vii. store Wheat ut the rate of four
cents per buShel, and oats at three cents per
busel. Tic Co agrees to fait hfulIy strive to
secure the highest prices possible for grain, free
of charge. except storage. We promise not to
enter into any combination to keep down
prices. Arrangements have been male for in
Snring grain. and for securing advances on
grain delivered and insured.
ID. MANSFIELD, Sec. NJ. H. WILLIS, Pres.
aug6'S0n45
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20
Ballard, Tso1sa g. Co.,

Will pay n premium of FOUR CENTS per BUSH
el III Mill Feed. over and above the market
price, on AL good merchnntaDle Wheat stored
with them his season.
Are always prepared to pay cash down. and
guarantee as good prices be obtained
elsewhere. large supply of sacks always
hand.
We have our Mill fitted up with all the latest
improved machinery. and do custom work.
Albany. August &, tSSG-l2nf5