9?
Friday at 1 o'clock P. M., the
"tied" candidates for Sheriff met
at the Court House, and made
arrangements to "untie." A num
ber of blank pieces of paper were
placed in a box, together with two
slips of paper, on one or which was
written (i Rice" and on the other
"Morris." Both parties then shook
the box, when the I'oiinty Clerk
placed his hand in the box and
drew out the slip on which was
written "Uice," thus deciding in bis
favor. Whether Morris will coi
test or not, we are not informed.
L. Flinn and Mart. Brown bet
a sack of Hour on the result of the
election the loser to wheel the
Hour to the residence of the most
needy family in the city Brown
is said to be the loser. A day wil
be fixed, when a!l the world may
come to see Brown wheel the flour.
Fresh drugs at A. Carothers &
Co.'s, not to speak ot lobelia, coal
oil, perfumery, arctic soda, tooth
picks, pocket knives, furniture, pills,
hair restoratives, pile ointment, and
a great many other precious things
all for sa'e at bedrock prices.
Messrs. John Ganter and uncle
Jack Settle start on a prospect,
ing expedition in a few days. The
best of luck attend them.
Methodist eampmeeting at Rob.
ert's bridge commences on the 18th,
one week from next Thursday.
The portion of the Santiam Canal
running through this city will be
finished in a tew days.
The Rev C. II. Shaw preaches
to-morrow morning at tlie M. E.
Church. All are invited.
The match game of base ball on
Saturday between the Rangers, of
Scio, and the Rattlers, of this city,
resulted in a score of 30 for the
Bangers and 80 tor the Rattlers.
J. S. Wortmau, of Salem, acted as
Umpire. W. J. Warren is Cap.
tain of the Rattlers, and T. Irvine
aptain of the Rangers.
Fifty tons of stock salt and 500
u m fruit jars, at bid rock prices, at
F.H Harper & C'o's.
The large and brilliantly dressed,'
painted and decorated, and well
mounted warriors who paraded
through our streets oi Thursday
night, was the biggest thing in the
Siwasb line ever exhibited in this
city.
Somebody let the water into the
Santiam Canal Wednesday, flooding
it, and driving oat the workmen.
This may cause a delay in the com
plctiou of the Canal of some weeks.
There are about forty voters in
the valleys of the Wallow; politi
cally they are supposed to be about
equally divided-
- -.- ...
On Sunday before last one China
man shot and killed another at
Sparta, iu Baker county. Cause
old grudge. No arrest.
Put SmitlrH band of over 200
lietd of fine sheep passed through
U (.mode on Tuesdsy of last
week.
The Salem Record loams "offi.
iaHM that only five men weredis.
charged from work on the Capital,
he day after election.
The La Grande Sentinel of aj
week said there would be 175 votes
less in Union county this year tfea
there were two yean ago.
LATENT.
The Independents have elected
their entire coui ty and Legislative
tickets in Folk, Washington, Was
co, Douglas and Columbia counties,
and have elected portions ot the
ticket in Multnomah, Lane, Linn,
and probably other counties. It
seems to stand about thus: The
Democrats have elected their entire
State ticket ; thcliidepeiidents have
elected their entile Judicial ticket;
the Legislature is so divided that
no party can claim a majority, and
therefore neither party can control
it.
1 1 i-JJIIILU
Pop Corn Pudding. -ioak 2
quarts of freshly-popped corn in 3
ints of sweet milk, over night.
When ready to bake, add 3 well
beaten eggs, a little salt, and sugar
to taste. Bake like a custard pud
ding. French Caki:. 3 eggs, 1J cups
of flour, 1 cup of sugar, 1 teaspoon
tul of baking powder, 2 tablespoon
fuls of mill w.'tter ; fake in two pie-
pans, split while hot , and spread be
tween the following custard : pint
sweet milk. 1 tab'espoonful of corn,
starch dissolved in a bit of the milk,
1 egg well beaten : when it comes
to a boil add !, cup of sugar, cup
of butter. Lemon to suit the
taste.
To Cook Kick. Tlie following
is the method recommended by the
French Academy for cooking rice
during the siege ot Paris : Take one
cup of rice and one-fourth ot a cup of
water in a saucepan, cover, and
place o vera good fire; after an hour
the water will be evaporated, and
the rice cooked tender, hut dry,
with grams distinct, not in paste.
Sufficient salt should be added, iu
the first place, and care should be
taken not to disturb the rice while
cooking. By adding a little butter
and allowing tlie rice to dry a little
more over a gentle tire, a more del
icate dish is prepared The Boston
Medicul Journal says that rice
cooked in this manner, which is the
same as that employed in the East
ludies, bears the same relation to
the indigestible paste of the New
England kitchen as does bread to
tailed flour.
Utilizing Fruit Cans. when
it if considered bow many hundreds
ot thousands of tin cans are used for
the preservation of all kinds of the
finer vegetables and fruits, and
thrown away when the contents are
exhausted, it becomes an important
economical question, can the casta
ways be reclaimed for any valuable
purpose ? By punching holes in the
bottom they may be used as Dower
pot". But perhaps a better use
would be to convert them into little
homes for that class of birds who
make their nests in hallows the
bluebird, wren, English sparrow,
etc. by having a protection strip
ot t n soldered on the end oposite
the mouth, with holes punched in
the end or ends of the strip, so that
the cans may be nailed lengthwise
to trees or sides of buildings. If so
bright as to frighten Urds, they
may be painted in dull colors, or
wrapped in brown paper or cloth
until occupied. Thus many thous
ands ot homes may be made more
cheerful by songs ot birds, and
lawns, gardens, vines, etc., be re
lieved of worms. Will agricultur
al and other papers give currency to
(lie suggestion if approved. N. Y.
Qlmrver..
The races over the La Grande
racecourse have been indefinitely
postponed.. Announcement will be
made when they are to occur.
Troubles aw like dogs; tfct
mailer they are J more Utey
annoy you.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Hold In New York, UiH.
liegni traders, 89(i90c.
Wheat- si 8KM v too lbs.
Flock Extra, .A3 MX ; other brands,
fo Mn i.i T ins.
Oats. t Mm! 70 V 100 As.
O.nionh $2 73 V 100 its.
Portland Market.
i Wheat- II HXtH 6i V cental of 100 it
OATS - tic y bushel.
Flouh -Firm ; choice brands 5 OOCafl 00
V hhL
Dahley -I . Mi&l M per cental.
OjUuKtHKW Xe B.
Rittkr- Extra dairy XkMOe V ft ; com
mon, 1H i2o.
EuGS-tociiiSOc V dozen.
Poultry -Grown chickens, 13 soot 4 V
dozen.
Wool- 1828c V tb
HiDKS-Choloedry, lficfift; wiled, 7c.
Albnny Markets.
Wheat White, V bushel. 75680c
OATH-If bushel, 85 ets.
P TAToEft- V bushel, mi c.
' ONIONS - V bushel, 1$1 SO.
Ki.m ii V bhl. S 00. '
Reams--White, V ., 834 c.
t)K!K FnciT-AppM, ft ft, 5 cents:
PeachesJfiSo; Plums, ltot Currants, 10c
Ill TTER-Fresh roll. 15(i2oc V to.
Eoos-V dozen, l!Je.
Chickens v dozen, 2 50Cc3.
8coR8-Crnshed, lSc; Island, 10&12c;
San Francisco redncd. I3Xc V lb.
Tea -Young Hyson, (1 25; Japan, 75c
CoHKKK-UO V to.
SALT-lXCttilrc V U.
Syrup- Heavy Golden, keg,f2 50: Ex
heavy Golden, II 00 V tear.
Racos -Hums We, Sides 8c. Shoulders 7e
l.ARU- In tins, lie V v, : in kegs, 9c.
OiL8-I)cvoe's Kerosene, fi2ic VkoI., V
can, 5 guls., t M ; Linseed Oil, raw. V
gni.si lumen, f i
Hides -Undressed deer skins, 20c v to.
dressed. 11 45: dryeow hides, flint No
1, 12j14c V to; green salted, No. 1, 6
7e: sneensirtns.witiKieeai ii.
FuRS-Otter, l(i3each; Fisher, HfitM
eaen ; nearer, w&jl f; iyote.ftuc
wtceacn ; coon sums, simucencti.
KhkIp Woolen Mills ronpnny.
AT O T I C E 18 IIEKKDY GIVEN THAT
i" the next reaular annual meottni' of
tlie stockholders of the Eajrle Woolen Mills
Company, will he held at the ofBce of the
company in urownsviue, on irrtony, the
.Nineteenth tay f Jane next,
at three o'clock P. M. fly order of tlie
cresment. A. WHEELER,
May 15, 1874-S7 Secretary,
TRK tftl KERtt NOTIt'E.
NOTICE 18 KKItERY OIVEN TO ALL
persons boldhiK Conwy Orders, en
dorscd ''Not Paid for Want ot funds," to
present t he same at my office for payment,
as interest on the same will cease from the
date of this notice.
J A MRS SHIELDS,
Treasurer of Linn County.
April 15, 187t-Ww3
GREAT EXCITEMENT !
THE EXCITEMENT at Portland Is rajt
nz to a very hltfh decree on amount.
of the . r
Iiadiee' Crusade !
Also, at Albany, on account of the new
store whieh that opened at t he comer of
Washington and First si rests, with a nice
Assorted Stock of Goods'
which I propose to sell at
Bedrock Prices.
J. BLOOM,
Comer of Washington and First
stroet A'bany, Oregon.
apis
CHAS. a MONTAOUK. ROBT. SfCAllEY.
M0TA(ilE & McCALLEl,
ARE NOW OPENING A MAGNIFICENT
stock of
SPRING GOODS!
-consisting In part of elegant -
Loatrea,
I'oplllIN,
Marseilles,
Brllllawtes, N
Itfuea,
Kiiawia,
and an endless variety of
Ribbons, Collars, Collarettes,
Luces, Ac, Ac,
for the ladles, and a Hoe assortment of
Readymade Clothing,
Rata.
CI
Catmint erra,
twttonawea.
of all descriptions tor men and boys. Also
fall assortments of
Groceries, Crockery & fflassiare..
for everybody.
The goods were selected with care, and
nunsnaseu at very raw prion
A look throturh our stock aitd on
oar mart
ed prices thereon, will satisfy a)I that wo
are determined talawe owraooitwprioes
thaVwiU warraafawikavetion to the pw '
chaser.
Lebanon , Osagon, April , WW.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN CONNER,
BANKING
AND
Exchange Office,
ALBANY, ORKUON.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO
check ut sight.
Inlcrest allowed on time deposits in coin.
Kxclutnge on Portland, San Francisco,
and New York; for sale at lowest rates.
Collections madt. and promptly remitted.
Hefrrs to H. W. (Jorbett, Henry Failing,
W.S. Ladd.
Hanking hours from 8 A.M. to I". M.
Albany, Feb. 1, 1871-Mvl
A. W. GAMBLE, m. n.,
Physician. Surgeon, etc.
OFFIOK-Flrft street, odjolntng Weed's
grocery store. RRsmcNCK-Opposite
late residence of John C. Mendenball, near
the Found y, First street, Albany.
October 28, I87Sy
FOR SALE!
rjMIH CELEHRATEO W. A. WOOD'S
REAPERS it MOWERS.
Halite's Headers, (Wood's improved.)
reqiiiiiitrd'M Indiana Farm Wagon
The HuNsei anl YlhraterThmaiera,
(best machines on the const.
Ktateaiuan I'vreereed Drill
Ntar Plwa, and other machines .
Call, see, and Ret price and terms before
hnyincDlsewhere.at. my Rlocktmlth Shop,
corner Second and Ellsworth sts., Allmny,
Oregon.
WVJ FRANK WOOD.
W. C. TWEBDALE,
DEALKU IN
Cxi'ocei'k, Pro visions,
Tobaeco, t'ljrars, Cutlery t'roeB
erjr,and Wood& Willow Ware,
ALBANY. OREGON.
t&TCallantltie him. 84rS
GO TO THE
BEE-HIVE STORE!
TO BI'T
Groceries,
Provisions.
Notions,
&e., &c,
FOR CASH
hi:ap
Country Produce of All Kind
ROCGHT FOR MERCHANDISE OR
CASH!
This is the place to get the BEST BAR
GAINS ever offered In Albany. Partlei
will always do well tocalland'see for them
selves.
w. wekd.
First street, Albany, Oregon. 34v
The New Patent
(Umax Meant Washer!
WILL DO THR. WASHING FOR AN
T T ordinary family in from thirty
sea to one noun
Reauires no attention while the nroeess
of cleaning Is going on ; mush loss soap
than by the old praoust; the clothes re
quiring no rubbing, It faespecially adapt
ed to washing Lace Curtains and nil tins
Fabrics, and for HIannels Is most desirable,
as It will not frill thorn as a Machine or
hand-rubbing does.
For full partionlarsasto price. A"., rail
on the agent, KU HAZKL, at W. H. Mc
arlandV stovaand tin store, Ktrat street,
Albany, Oregon..
April, lt7t
Jk BY MB ITU,
KttlsomlBittftv WMtewttalitnr
OEaERAJ.
BOOM VUUUSIMQ.
IMktwrl ml
' WUVQti ISRWVH) WW
M Fsrry. Albany.
an4
Sm
BU8I5RS8 CARB8.
BR. STEKLKS
MEDICAL WONDEBr
CUKES AM. INTERN AT. AND K.XTBR
nal Aches and Pains; Purine! the
Wood; Kegnlstes the Lives; Cares Agme
and had ( jolds. -. Dont be without it Solid
Smli
I). M. JONES. J. JUMSKY MIX,..
JOSH mix.
PHYSICIANS AMD SUBCeOM-,
ALRANY, OREGON.
H7v4
M. W. SALOWiK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
iMnd h 1 Judicial IS- '
trlcts, in the Supreme Court, of Oregon,
and in the V. S. I list rict and Circnlt Court.
omcK-In Pnrrlsh brk,inp stain), to
5J1 "" ihuu oy i no iaie . u. uranor,
First street, Albany, Oregon.
tOT
D. II. KICK, M.
inrgcon & PhjslelaB.
OFFICE -Fli st street, between Fetrr
and Broadalbln. BesIdkuck- Thlrtl
street, two blocks below or east of Metho
dist Church, Albany, Oregon. vflnis
1. C. POWELL. t. KLIN
POWELL A FL1NW,
Attorneya and t aansrlars at Law
A SOLICITORS IN CHANCERT (t..
A Flinn notary public), Albany, Oregon.
Collection! and conveyances promptly at
tended to. i
T. W. HA Sl IS.
H. J. BOUGUTOX..
HAKRBt & tOlWHTON,
Physicians and Surgeons,
ALRANY, OREGON.
OFFICE-OVER A. CAROTHERS A Cot
Drug si ore.
Residence of Or. Harris- Foorth-st.)fon
blocks west of tlieConrt House. Resldeiies
of Dr. Boughton-OppoMte Br. Tate, on
Third street. novlSTI
Albany Book Store.
MSO. FOSIIAT,
DEALER IN MI8CELLANEOl!6ROOKS,.
School Rooks, Rlunk Rooks, Stationer
Fancy Articles, Ac.
Rooks imported to order, at shortest pot
elble notice. v5nJ8
DR. GEO. W. GRAY,
DENTIST,
ALBAKY, OBEUOJT.
OFFICE IN PABRI8II HBICK RLOCI,.
comer First and Ferry streets. Kelt
Jen Corner Fifth and Perrv streets.
I Office hours from 8 to 12 o'clock a. nr., and
, I to 5 o'clock p. m. ' MvA
EPIZOOTIC'S DISTANCED
TIIK BAY TEAM KTIIX 1ITB,
AND IS FLOl'RISinNG LIKE A6UB
bay tree, Thunkfnl for past tavora,
and wishing to merit the ennllnnanea af
tint Niine. the RAY TEAM will always be
ready, und easily found, to do any hauling
within the city limits, for a reasonable
compensation.
K-iS Delivery ofBaawj.
a specialty.
Juv5
A.M. AH NOLI).
PronrJetor.
Piles! Iiles
UTIIY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
it I roil nil
rouhlvMiine complaint cannot b
cnnxl, when so many evidences of
hen
3 pll
mlgbt ue placed before you ever
m everv
cures of supiMised hopeless cases? Your
physician informs you that the longer yon
uihiw iih- i-ooipiaini to ejusr, yitn lessen
juur viiances tor rener. xxprnenoe m
auyhlthit in ufi easei.
A. Cnrothera Ca.'a rile Pllla and
hit all they arc recommended to.ls- Will
curetironk;, Rlind and RIsedlhR Piles in
a v ery short tiina and are omveataM Is we.
i ins preparation is sent nv mat! or es-
press toany point wllhln the United States
at l 50 per package.
Address, aTtaROTHKBS A CO.,
27 v.i Box St, Albany, Oregon.
JOHN SCHMEER,
DBAJLCB IN i
Groeeries A PrtflsioM,
ALBANY, OKKGON.
HAS JUST OPKNRD MRNIW GROCKS.
establishment omeornernf llkwuh
and First streets, with a fresh stock of
l.roecrles, Provision, Candles, Cigars, TO-
nacco, xo., to wmvh he invite the atten
tion of .our clt teens.
In con n art Ion with.thentnmiuinha.
,a Raltoiy, and will always have on handa,
full supply of fresh bread, cauukenyAc.
teT Call and sm me,.
JOHN SCHMKgR.
February lMtvi
SEorfslev Chair
M4M) had at the following plaeas :
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