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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1875)
i.FBIOAY. JULY !). 1S7H ravtrni at tUm X. K. Church bnt Kvea- , Uuion Prayer meeting was lield last Teuing iii the M. E. Church. The atten dance was large, btit ratlier slow coming In. Tim eervkes begji at 8:15, by the sSng Inj "There U Fountain filled with blood," after which Elder White led la prayer Act, 4, calling attention to the result of the 4emetit of the Holy SjJrit : Tliey were fl!lsd with the Holy Ghost, atid spake the word With boldness." Should w remain ten days lit Anxious hopes and earnest pray. 'er'ftrtlie baptism of the1 Holy Ghost, and .onr prarera -answered, wePoKl -not but speak the word with boldness, lie believed we were now here of one heart and one f&iud In asking God to revive his work. Several brethren were then engaged In .prayer, after wlik-h Elder White said his snuHa uaa ueun coauarteu oy renet-tmr on tlte blessed promise "I will never leave time nor forsake tbee." If our bles-sed lte deeiner1 U afivtiys with tlie church she will vrosucr. It He is with the individual ehrtstion lie need fear no evil. Bro. Stnttton said that lie had to tliank tlie Lord that he had to-day received au nwer to prayer !" the conversion ot his ldest flo. - He liad written him a letter " front Portland, enclosing his Covenant Curd, and saying that by tlie grace of God he meant to Ik! a true and taitiiful folio .vt-r of the Lord Jesus Christ. Bro. Stmtton con tinued to say tliat -we must acknowledge mercies already received in answer to pray erj and vrben ;we pray for God's glory and uo selfish end, we are sure to be heard. y i Dr. Gray asked why are not all the peo- pie of Albany clrrUtiaiis ? Surely theie is no waat of power in tlie Holy Spirit of God. Tlicre must be fault in us; we arc not doing our whole duty as vc should. Itev. Wilson Blain gave au account ol liis labor as Bible Agent. He luul visited tvnt it,iin.1ira nnl !ithiilfl uvirnl """Catnpmeetlngs and iottnU tlie work of the LonI prospering. AH denominations were becoming less sectarian and more christian. The coming Sabbath services will see ninny ootuiiur in twelve and fifteen miles to hear tlie good word of tlie Lord. Bro. Eowersox urged all to pray for ?nl- ' ration for 'Albany,' not that our church " should be filial. We have tlie spirit of unity we cau unite with one heart and une Tolce in praying for tlie glory of God tflfcl the gootl of souls. ' Fatlier Royal retcrretl to the dying testi mony of Fatlier Kelly, and urged all to build on tlie "rock The hymn, Hock of Ages," was then sung. BrolMorrisou thought we could alwaj-s bare as goo 1 a meeting as we lK'fS'Trestlay evening if we were iiof &odiffi.leiit, ami all akl tlieir'duly. Prof. Warren .acknowledged Ms w shortcoming In uot securing tlie blessing be desired last night. HtT 'narrated tlie circumstance of Whlttlehl's pjissing a fur uace4h? with i such earnestness asking a workman, What does Hint fire remiud you of?" that he was converted . to' Got!.' Iferhia oVn cstyerlehce lie tainl been iiifiiiene- 3 W ma u-laj rwL- li tl L-tlMllvr till I ..earnestly, urging him to come to' Jesus, and say big, You know your duty, brother :rrctl. Bro. Irvine referred to the frtiua of tlie Spirit, ). Love, Joy, Peace, etc-., as all - linked together. Bro. Stratton told ns of Bro. Ilainmoud golden cliain, and urged harmonious, con certed action, U we expect and desire a blessing. lie" aiM clirlsttins were like v your Oregon lire-wood one stick will iot burn ' alone, but put several together and 1 you have a brilliant tianie and glowing beat. ' '.'---V. . Tlie .'meeting adjourned, alter singing ttA laU the power of Jesiis liaute," and prayer by brother Irvine. Tbl evening service will be licld in the ' Baptist church. ; Let all come expecting a blessing. -- . S. G, On the 6th the Begister said there was an -lnwnwise anioont of 'spiruous and malt Kquors got away with during the day (speaking of tlie celebration at J une t Jon the day -previous), and we are told that Albany people got away with tlwir share." Some ninny at once construes thiat mean an attack on the fire company, and cheekUy requests m to Into It back. "We are hot one of tliose.' We stick to what we said, because Its fact. We might mention the names of several individuals ot this city who ; we have giod evidence for believing were foolUhly drunk oil Hint occasion, and if they wish their names given to the "public 1 Vu spenk right oneti . .JJ.u.. i-.-.f j r ; A Feast. We are ilulebted to James Finlayson, sqH for- a- full supply of ;., cherries . yesterday and' when we say cherries, we niean those huge, luscious .kind, such as few iu tlie valley ca equal. This "offls" Is full and hippy, and all bow tbeie acknowledgments to Mr. Finlayson lor ids liberality T The Orover came in iust befom we mt to Pre.,; She ran agroand on Peterson's bar- . wise re sbe laU all night. . Iu attempting to c ivpe oroKe, nying back and striking the Mate and one of the deckhands, Injuring both somewiAvtl. Attorn nwl deal of hard work the boat was got of, and """" "re as acove Indicated. "Ten) Scott U stuiout ortlieliaiidsoftbc vigilantes, and probably, always will m. main out, as-lie's too smart to be cati"ht Miss Antie Bentley left us for Waterloo yesterday. Mrs. B. F. Walling is at present at her motltcr's, Mrs. J. B. Comley, very ill. . Mrs. Bart. Crooks has gone to Koseburg, vlsltinj; relatives. Egg4 have advanced, being quoted at 20c to-day. Dick Morris drives a truck well, and goes right after it just as though lie meant business. Tlio first load of new hay that we liave noticed came in this morning. It is Sell ing at $12 per ton, delivered. Our postofllee has one hundred and twenty-thiee lock boxes, and one hun dred and twenty-five glass boxes. If ytiu wut moderately 'dlfllcult -piano music, send for Peters Parlor Music, pub-. HsIiedbyJ. L. Peters, Xew York, at f4 per annum. Lost. A baby's gold shoulder-pin, on which was engraved in capitals of German text, "Baby". The finder will confer a favor by lea vin it at this office" and get ting his reward. The Success made lier wharf in thfs city at 9X this morning. She scraped bottom in several places but was compelled" to line onlv at the mouth of SantiamV She brought up thirty tons of freight. ThkIIocseholo Magazine For July, is another excellent number. It will always be a cause ot wonder how such a splendid magazine can be issued for so little money one dollar tier year. Send to Household Publishing Company, 41 Park Row, Xew York. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 187o. Sir. Gray, of Halsey, called tc-day. Mrs. P. C Harper is in very poor health. There is considerable enquiry for girls to do housework. Miss Lucy Claypool returned from her visit South to-day, in splendid health. The Grangers are erecting a flue ware house in Halsey. SuritKME Cofirr Meets at Salem on Monday, July 19th. Mr. Tliompson, of Halsey, has been paying 2.1 .ic a pound for wool during the week, which beats our folks one cent. The recent assay of ore taken from the new Clackamas quartz shows: Gold per ton, (2 3i ; silver per ton, 1S 60 total yield. 20 94. - A Glokious Mektixo Was tliat held at the Baptist church List evening. The house was well fiileil. and all seemed to enjoy the meeting so thoroughly that they were in no hurry to go home. A telegram from Allen Parker received by his' wife to-day, da feil Liverpool, July 10th, informs her of his good health and spirits, and that he will start for home iu a few days. 'tS& Liverpool wheat . market is quoted as having advanced slightly, owing to the iiupropitious weather that has prevailed in tlie United Kingdom fur a few days past. Average Pacifta coast wheaS'Is quoted at 9s on the spot. Ice Ckeam. Mr. J. E. Smith lias erected his tent near tlie Court Ilofisi',' vfTifife he will. -.dispense ice cream to all who wish it this eveuThj He proposes to run the ice cream business (luring next week at the same place. Fnojf Camp Foi.iL Mr. ' Hindman brought in nearly two hundred deer skins, Survey Completed. Tlie survey of the Corvallis & Yaqulusi Bay Railroad has just been completed, and tlie terminus nt tidewater located at McLane's Point. The distance from Corvallis by tlie survey ed route is sixty-one and a half miles. This is somewhat longer than we had been led to believe would be the length of the road, but it Is said this distance cau be shortened three or four miles. The peo ple of tlie Bay are specially elated at this "starter," and are already dreaming ot fortunes to be received for "corner lots" iu the new city to be built at the terminus. Success to the enterprise, say we. Put the Money where -twill do the jiost Good. The fact that the Upper Willamette is navagable for light draught steamboats at a .very low stage of water, has been thoroughly ' cstablislied by the Ohio. Boats properly built can reach this city at auv season of the year, and ifproper dredging be Jfahe and a few obstructions removed at difficult points, the Willamette could be rendered navigable as tar as Eugene. Let a sufficient amount of inouev be expended judiclottsly in dredging and snag pulling on the Upper Willamette, and boats of the right model and draught will be biiilj;' and" tliey will do a'il the freighting required on tlie Upper Willam ette, and at such figures as will prove re munerative to the farmer and to steamboat proprietors. A KAKitow Es&ru fkom Isstast Deatii. Dr. D. M. Jones was out at Tangent yesterday making professional calls, and Was deta'ined until the regular train on the O. & C. Railroad had passed. I Heine? anxious to come home ho secured a c hand-car, and Messrs. Ambrose Beard, Jerry Cocht an, -David Spangler and an other gentleman whose name we did not learn, volunteered to man the craft. The hand-car and its freight arrived liere all right, and leaving Dr. Jones, the boys started back with the car about 10 o'clock. Mr. Beard, who had blistered his hands somewhat with the unusual exercise ot turning the crank on the car, was again at the crank, holding his thumbs parallel with the fingers to save his blistered hands, thus having no grip at all on the handle of the crank, wlien his hands slipped off :.nd he fell forward, the revolving crank strik ing him Iu its revolution midway of the body and throwing him clear in front ot tlie car. fortunately they were just pass- liiff over the trestlework that siKinned a little stream, and young Beard was pre cipitated headfirst between the ties, the car coming up iu time to catch and pass over one foot which struck the iron rail as he descended. Had the accident happened a few feet cither way from where it did. Mr. Beard,, would have been instantly killed. As it is he sustained only a tew bruises and contusions. 11 was in tlie biggest kind o! luck, and should be corres pondingly tliauklul. MONDAY, JULY 12, 1S75. Fixed. Two fights Saturday evening. Parties arrested ami fined, adding about $30 to the city treasury. Rev. Mr. Hammond's sermon at the Court House last night was clear, forcible, and carried conviction to tlie hearts of many who heard hlin. 4.. The music at the Court House yester day was undoubtedly the finest sacred music ever rendered in Albany. There Is still some stock to be taken h the fruit drying enterprise recently Inau gurated a Shedd, but confidence is expressed hev. Et paysos ii AMMosro ts Albany. Tlie Court house was .well filled at Rev. Mr. Hammond's first meeting in this city last Saturday night. Tle hymn commenc- mg, f 'Tench us, O Lord, how wonk we arc , That nil our strength, ta vain ; . ' That only by tho splripowcr, . The work revives again," was lined by Mr. Hammond and sung by the congregation. Mr. Hammond immedi ately drewphe attention of the congrega tion from himself to the Lord of Hosts, the source of all power, by repeating the words written above the 105th page In the Song Evangel, 4Xotby mtgM; nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts." He then read apart of the 1st and 2d chap ters of Acts, and urged ; all present to seek earnestly for tlie baptjjgm ojthe Holy Ghosts Revivals must be prayed down, not J gotten up." Ho spoke of the wonderful revival now iu progress in Portland, and said we may have Just such a one in Albany. . Announcements were then made for ser vices n. Sunday as follows: Praise jneef- ing in tlie Court House at 9 Vo clock A. M.; o clock r besides furs, such as beavcrT Covotc ancT n the belief that it will all .be. gobbled up, wild cat. His boy. a few days ago, killed three deer at one shot. At another time the same boy lassoed and secured another deer alive It's a splendid country for game, is Camp Polk. A splendid bridge across Muddy, 24 mlic3 west of Halsey. is about com pleted. Tlie bridge is 7S feet In length, covered, with graded and graveled roadway at each end some thirty-five feet. Joseph Lame is the buiMer, and It Is pronounced a good job. Cost $709, independent of the grades one-half paid by the citizens, bal ance by the .county. Complimentary. We to-day acknowl edge tlie receipt ot an invitation from Willamette Engine Co. Xo. 1, to attend the 22d anniversary of the Company, widen transpires on the. 3d ot August next, at the hall of the Company in Portland. There isnl anything we would enjoy more, and it we can so arrange it we'll be among the Onesters on tliat occasion. A Baro.ux. The Messrs. Nicliols, of tliU city are In luck, They liave purchiised tlu. farm owned bv the late Hon. David Locan. two miles south of McMinnvllle, Yamhill county, containing 320 acres, tor the sum ot 12,800, growing crops and au There Is 85 acres of wheat, 25 acres of oats, and 25 acres of timothy to be harvested. wbUe ef rtle balance 105" acres have been well Summer-fallowed. The buildings on the place are oftfie best klud,erecPed"atoKt three years since at a'cost or s,ow, boys have wnSred a bargain, sure;- The Keceptiox Given at tho Opera Hiwu hintAvenimrbv Mr. and Mifc- Barn- hartr who bad- just returned from their weddimr tour, was a very pleasant anair. tn attendance, dis- eonrsi2.eaa1nt music. After dancing a ronnlA ntsaAta . tlta fntBBta to tlie number' of about twenty couple, iortned " "'wo rftsiUi" nfi. mwnHr to the residence of the bride's father, Mr. R. Cheadle, where an elegant supper had been spread; - to whhai ativnto iustlee wns done. It was a gay and pleasant occasion, long to be re' The and the enterprise pushed right along. Pkemich ChaHSs. Those wishing to procure tlie celebrated Metzler chair, wll take notice that none are Genuine unless tlie name J. M. Metzler appears on the' back of each chair 44 if.' Extra Train. An extra train passed down to Portland this morning on board of which were quite a number ot California celebrities, among them Gov. Stanford, Gen. Dan'l. Colton, Mr. Cunningham, and others. J.J. comstock was also on board. " Retorted Shot. A report reached us this morning that Abe Irvine, of Leb anon, who has been tip iu the mountains some days, has been shot. We didn't learn whetlier tlie shot was accidental or -other wise, or whether the wound was serious. A large number of people are hi the city from Corvallis, Lebanon, Shedd, Jeffer son, Portland, and other places, in attend ance on tlKTrevlval meetings now in pro gress in this city under the guidance of Mr, Hammond. According to report a team ran off some where on tho opposite side of the Wil lamette, on Saturday, pretty badly using np the driver ol the team, breaking his knee-cap, and tearing tlie calf of the leg Dauiy. ' e lorgot uic name. Tho children's meeting at the Court House yesterday was one of the best we ever attended. A large number of adults as well as children;- made a profession of rellgton, while others promised to devote the balahec of their liver to Uie servlee of Jesns Mr. Hammond's g&at power lies in his nearness Co Cnrist, aiid his method of conducting a revival. . He manages to keep all christians at work, and knows how to gain the confidence ef sinriers. i John Schmecr is not only a first-class baker, and keeps a'"-good assortment of gfo ccrics, but he's on the horse trade as big as a skinned -elephant and he's hard to get ciiiiureirs mass-meeting at M.; uuion services at night. Long before the morning hour the liouse was filletl, and services were commenced by singing, after which several short pray ers were oflered for the blessing of God on tlie services of the day. Mr. Wakefield, of Portland, spoke of the wonderful conversion of Zed Wilson, form- erly a leading rowdy in tills county. He said Zed Wilson gives good evidence of a sound conversion. He had been thoroiighly tested both by his wicked companions and the church,- and all were satisfied that there is a marvelous change in the man. He scut word to his old associates in wicked ness, in the city of Albany and Linn coun ty, to repent ami give their hearts to God. Jesus can save the chief of sinners if he will come to Him. Mr. Jackson, of Portland, said he came to this coast 24 years ago, bnt lived in sin until about eight vears ago. when he was led to Christ through the lntliif.i:ce of hi little son, who said to him, Pa. do you know that all we need to make our home liappv is for yon to become a chrl-tWn. If Annie, and you, and me, ami ma were all christians, oh, our home would be so hap py." This apiieai tnuclicd las heart, and led him to tltu Savior. The speaker appeal ed to the young men in tin- congregation to cease to do evil : reform their lives, and they woulit find many friends to take them by tl:e hand and lift them up. - He showed clearly the great value of a go,d moral character iu business life, and urged all to take hold iu these meetings with Air. Ham niond. The mot Interesting and profitable meeting yet held was the children's meet- ng in the afternoon. Notwitlistandingthe intense heat, the Court Honse was crowded to its utmost capacity. The singing led by Prof. Warren and Mr. Wyatt, was per fectly grand. Mr. Hammond read about the crucifixion of our Lord, and feelingly explained to the children the awful suffer ings and death of Christ for us. The chil dren and young people? were greatly affect ed when he told them how Jesus had been crowned with thorns, and buffeted ; how ie sweat, as 'twere, great drops of blood, and was afterwards nailed to the tree and all this sufterinsr was to save sinners. He related many anecdotes beautifully Illustrat ing his subject, "and which helped to lead the children to the "Limb of God which taketh away the sin of tlie world An inquiry meeting was held at the elose of Mr. Hammond's remarks, and faithful, earnest workers went among the children to bilk and pray with them. About fifty of the children and yonngpeople, upon uiviiaiieji,. went upon me piasiorm, sigmiy ing that they hoped Jesus had pardoned all their sins and a.'opted thcu hito His fain- ii'y. . : It was a'glorioife time, and the tear.eonld be seen trickling down the cheek of many a stern man, who, perhaps, liad not bad his heart so softened since childhood.' A number of people professed to have found Jesus, while others declared their intention to seek until they found Him. The meeting at night was largely, ntr tended, and lield until a late hour. It was a happy occasion, 1 aud many promised to make a new start for the heavenly land. The meeting this morning was well at tended, and the cause is marching on, We cannot close this report without speaking of the music. There are two or gans, a piano, tuber, bass viol, cornet and violin, inside the railing next the Judges seat tn the Court House, to assist the ono hundred or more-voices tliat form the choir, and tlie music made by that vast number, aided by the different musical instruments. all in the liands of artlstsis Indescribably grand. We never heard any thing to excel it anywhere. ; The Metzler chair having achieved so great a reputation, everybody got to manu- iuciurinz anu seniug wo jiwi .Tnhn ilirlit'k liU-A this. SO he lUlS COlie tO w vmiKa W mw - ' T work and put his name on all the clialrs he makes. No other kind genuine. Rain A eentlemau who has kept Vecofafof'the weather for three Jteats past, informs us tliat, from June 25th, 1-874 to Jnho 25th. 1875, there were, one hundred and thirty-nine days in which rain fellvory light rain, hoWever, on a great many of the days. Mrs. Katie Frotzmaivof Portland. Is at prbseut visiting relatives and friends in this city. . , - C. P. Hogue, of Sliedd, spent Saturday Broke Jail. Early this morning the two prisoners confined hi the county jail for larceny In a dwelling house, Frank Schofleld and John Klein, made their es cape. The cells are hi tlie centre of tlie all. with a hail on tlie sides aud west end. A brick wall goes up from the outsides of the cells to the floor above. The cells do not reach as high as the floor above, so tliat there Is a space of nearly two feet between the tops of tlie cells aud the floor above. The prisoners were In . tlie hall; by stand ing on something sufficiently high to reach the rear wall above the cells, they pulled out the brick until they lmd made a bole large enough to crawl through. They then proceeded to the front wall, pulled out the brick, got out on the stairway, marched down to the open' front door and decamped, Ex-SIieriff Irvine, comlngT-Irto the dtp. from his farm early this morning, saw a bareheaded man running toward the east ern sWe of the city, which. e'xcitcd: his sus picions, and after making tnnhiry of parties near' by," who reruarked they expected it was one ot the jail-birds, he gave pursuit, chasing (tie fellow into the brush near the river bank hi the eastern end of the city; but not knowing certainly that the man . ; i l i l was.aii ecapeu jiiu-uiru, lie gave up me pursuit at tliat point, and returned to tlie city to inform himself. As soon as the Sheriff was informed of the escape, lie with several others started iu pursuit, with what success, we have not learned at this liour noon. Two gentlemen came into the city this morning, and hearing tliat 31 r. Hammond was conducting a revival meeting at the Court Hotise, they drove up, hitched, and went into the' Court House After sitting a few nilnu'tes, listening attentively to the services, Mr Hammond arose to address the congregation, when one of the gentle men hurriedly left the loom. The expres sion on his face, and tlie hurried manner of ds leaving, alarmed his companion, who astencd after him to find -out what was the matter. On reaching: the vehicle which they had left hi front of tlie Court House, the gentleman who had left In so uncere- Tlie wen titer this morning was some-; wliat cooler. Cloudy, with indications of rain. , " ?o the Farmers of Una Comity. Hold your orders until you see the Chi cago Pitts Threshers. Ask old Illinois farmers and they will tell you that tliey are the best In tlie world, without any ex ception. Sold only by Ltnlorth, Kellogg A Co., Portland, and their agents through out Oregon and Washington i Territory. We also liave a full Hue of farming lmple meuts and machines, consisting of the following A No. 1 goods : Win. Anson u oou aiowers, wnicn tooK 32 nrst pre miums, in field trials. In 1374, aud could go into the field with any machine on this coast to demonstrate that thev are the best. which are prepared, ,torc!e, and clial lenfie auv machine to Hie contest. . JSxtras to all machines supplied from our Portland house, witliout delay a full supply always on hand. Please send ' for price list and circulars. Address, A. SLOCUM, Agent. Portland, Oregon: 43m2 Cancer Can be Cured. We warrant a cure on Cancers and "old sores." Hate also new vegetable remedies for diseases of the eye, which have etired a great many cases considered hopelessly blind. Office at the residence on corner of Calipoola and Fourth streets, opposite Judge Baldwin's 35-7 R. G. & Mrs. Preshaw New Firm. Sam Miller has boitsrht the Wnar- nn and Smithshon heretofore oocunled liv Peters ft Speidel, together with the material and nnfinished work, and la now prepared to furnish anything in his H06- consisting of utrriaxett, Bnrcies, Lumber Wagons, Hiicks, BUSINESS CARDS. SAMUEL. E. YOUNG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY GOODS, CtOTIllKQ, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOE?, i wp;-"I. -til THRESHERS, REAPERS & MOWERS,' WAGONjp, PLOWS, if 10 SKILLS, . 1ST -SEEDr .il SOWERS, itC' - -Terms: . - - Cash. eROACCST nSOv? v A CARD. t... AvH.bh-L PARKER, lato or oeejroauiiy. J beg leave t& Inform the' public that they-hoi-n nnmhiMMl the entire stock ot draica. nted- iHnes. Ac. formerly ownedby R.C. IIUl Son, &o., Hnd general smithing neatlv and wii h dls patcn. I employ none but the best of riftjehftu- ica, anu insure snitsmctlon. All worlc war ranted. I think I can. tnake it an object for VOtt to bnv of inei in nrira. stvln nnil diirubilll v of work. I use the best of niateriivl, hickorv and ouk, from the Eastern Slates. Call and ex amine for vouruelves ; nil I want is a fciir trim. I uuve had several years of experience on this coast, and with tlie knowledem thus gained, am certain I can please you. 1 guarantee to sell tor cash as low as can be bought in this city. A u&n$e tot oi mmner wagons, siue anu cuu s carruuees anu nacks on Itand. l'atronlze Home manniuctory do not send your money on out in lire uuumry. act i no parr ox wise men, nnci uuiiu up your own state, anu you will prosper UMEt. SOW IS YOI'R TINEt To buy the best brands of calicos 14 and that they desteB,conthiulng the bustnes at the old stand, wlli re they purpose kceplag in the furure a full assortment of . Drugs,;? ... Chemicalsi . . . ' . .Patent Medicines, i.,... Toilet Ailicles, 'r ; - : - ' ' Perfumery, ft'nd everything osnalJy ,fpiin4 In ft flrat-class , dm store.-' . : , . . , Whllo earnestly soliclHng a ontlnnance p the liiieral patronage heretofore extended to th-r oi.d house, we hope at the same timo, by fair and liberal dealing, and areful attention to tho wants of custoiriers, to merit the esteem of any nkw friends who may favor us with, their or ders. . ::...-, ' Furtjctnnratrention win nc fcin iu K minding of phj'sielou's prescriptions and lam y Irathoathe dajor pUM, - I' Suco88irs to K.-C. HaL SOM. Albany, October 9,JJ.4-n4tf ,- ttKO. P. S. PLtllMEBr Pi D., -DEALER IX- DBim mnniniK and lmrrlml n in.niiu.r wns fiinml apparently cool and serene. Upon enqttir- SIS crockery, at verv low prices tor .nsii or 1 ... if Sf 1 1 a. '' ' , ! , UUAKK, TOBACCO, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. it came out tliat it was not a conviction of his sin and unworthtness that had sent him so hnriiedly down stairs, but the.re meiiibraiicc that in his hurry to attend tlie services he lmd forgotten a package con taining several hundred dollars, which lay iu plain view upon the buggy scat. Rubber Paixt. Messrs. Bell A Parker are agents for the "Rubber Paint, " said to be the best in the world. Tlie points claimed for this paitit are, its cheapness, a given quantity covering more surface tliau any other ; its durability, as no climate or weather affect if ; its gi eat body, forming a coat firm and strong, at the same time so adhesive and elastic tliat it will not pcelxiff or crack ; retains its color better than any other paint, and brings out colors with more brilliancy and effect ; it retaiis' a beautiful gloss aud presents tlie finest possi ble finish. Tliese are a few of tlie points advanced in favor of Rubber Paiut; many more might be given. Any color you wish can be obtained. The paint comes in quart, gallon and five gallon cans, already mixed for use. You can obtain the Rubber Paint at the drug store ot Messrs. Bell & Parker on First street, wliere those wlio . are iu need of paint should call and see tlie paint and the testimonials of those whe have used it. . The Buena Vista Tragedt. The in quest over the bodies ot W. F. Tubbs and Mary Josephine Tubbs, lield 4f Buena Vista on the 4th iust., only developed the facts that intemperance ana jealousy was the cause of Tubbs' killing himself and wife. Tubbs had been married eight months and fifteen days. It was in testi mony that Tubbs had often accused his wife of infidelity, and had tr&i&Siittf Snipped tier, witness having seen tlie bruises on' her body caused by the whippings. The States man, from which we get the above, says that after the Inquest a note was found nnder the pillow of tho murdered wile, evidently pnt there hastily by the husband after he had shot his wife. Following is a copy of the note : Buena Vista. Julv 4. 1875. Mv Christian friends. AU farewell. I want vou all to meet me iu glory I mar ried this woman to live in peace togetlier, If we can't live together, we can die together, M. J. P. T. The above beinz the initials of both his own and wile s name in inn. Xew Patents. Through dispatches to Dewey & Co., Patent Agents, S. F., we receive the following advance list of U. 6. Patents granted to Pacific Coast inventors. viz : Jennette Cooper, b. F. Cat., medical compound ; V. si. Collins, Nordhoff, Cat flnser uar tor narvesters : a. m. tiovev. S F., Cal., fare box i Myer Lewis, S. F., Ca!., door securer; G. W. Swan. S. F.;- Cal.. veneer cutting machine ; II. C. Holloway, San Diego, Cal., planing machine ; Maria Aicisurney, aumx. oi w . -Mcliumev. deed Sac, Cal., liay, cotton and wool Dress: D. B. Scofield, Baker City, Oregon, carpet cleaner ; Tj. Chaize, San Jose. Cal., faucet ; r . ju. Aierren, juarysvtiie, Cal governor xor steam engines ; o. a. r. uverend, . F., Cal., (reissue) typo casting machine. uiv. jv. xi. To CoBVAtxis At the intercession of a number of citizens of CorvaHis, Mr. Bam monct went np there to-day, where a mass meeting was to be held at 2 p. m. He will return hi tkiie for evening' service at the Court House. R emo v At. Dr. Gamble liars removed his ofllce to his new bssAMinsf, adjoining his rcsldoWo on First street, one block west of the foundry, where ho may be found at all cot'iitry produce. Also, f fie highest mar ket price in cash paid for good Wool. Now. the reader would like to know where: It's at N. Balm's, next doo? id Cheadle and Fox. tf. WOOI. WASTER".- r. C. Harper & Co. Willi pay the highest cash price for all the wool they J y can get, and would respectfully inform every body that tfVjr hare a fine stock of general merchandise for sale very low tor cash, or to prompt paying customers on Mine. 33tf. A full rtocfcof Trusses and Surgical appliance. C--r Remember PU'BIIEK S3 v . ' AMERICAS EXCHASGE. CO., Mn, J axes Moore Will commence, on or about the" Mth day of May, delivering fresh Milk. Butter, Eggs and Vegetables to the citi zens of Albany. 'Now is the time to make your arrangements, as Mr. Moore will run a team dally, and do as ho asrecs. n33tf. I. C. HARPER &. ' Dealers in bin a:, Boots and. Sboea, Hata, Uw rlH Fmrjr Ooods, KotiouH, Cih6tana ud IMMtols., A'alls, Rope, Mtrrora, Wallpaper, Wooa'ssa Willow Wure,- Tnmki anl VailKt, - ; Iodket CoOery, Ae., Sold very low cither for cash, or to pr3inpt payj T f n33 lng customers on time. At a meeting he!d at the Christian church at Harris bridge near Forest Grove, by El der O. V. Richardson, on Sunday J uly 4th, six qersons were added to to the church. John Van Kleit was killed by poisonous sas in a well which be was digging iu Polk county on the 7th. A caudle could not be made to bum seven leet down in tne wen. Bishop Peck will preach at Ilillsboro on the 13th of this month aud at-the Grove on the 15th. II. T. West, of Greeley, has a keepsake i in tlie shape .of a gold ring, which is over auou years old, and was taken from tne ru ins of Nineveh. BUSINESS CARDS, BOOTS & SHOES yFOIl EVERYBODY ! ! I EASY SHOES FOR OLD MEN. FANCY SHOES FOR YOUNG MEN. PRETTY SHOES FOR LADIES. TINY SHOES IT: Bath House & Earner Shop.- ly thanic tne citiKensorjAiosa dm vs. fop' tlx liberal: piit-Ktfat?o bestowed on rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD 'iR M fully thanlc tlie citiKens or j AI03B cinltv him for tlie rmst seven vears. and hopes for tho future a continuation of their favors. -For tho. accommodation of transient customers, aud friends In the tipper part of-town, he has open ed a neat little shop trtxt 'door to Taylor Bros. Saloon, where a good workman wtU always ba in attendance to wait upon pni rona. Dec. 11, 1874. JOE WEBBER. For Bale Lime, Slil ngles, Plaster Parts, Latli, Ilutretc. ... ... . V'- . and for ede low, at the warehouse' f v. ... Tlie Hfg-heat Cnah IfBlee PaM for Wool. Albany, May 1. "73-85 v7 ."- Here's fer-. BE--- the Place lias received find ia oflbring for salo a well cloe- tea siock oi ClaGKt6H GENERAL MERCHANDISE f Which ho is determined to eU :t' AT ITIIE LOWEST PRICES f FOR bies.- c a sir, of Mercliaiitalile Prcte ! JUST RECEIVED By Ocean Steamer, at LOUIO REHVALD'S FIRST ST., WSHrcn BBOADALBIH, Albany, Oregon, Cheaper than tlie Cheapest. Albany, March 36, 1875-287 : Please give mc a call, and examine - Goods "and : Pricesi Lebanon, Or. R.1I. IXAl'dllTO). - STOVES I STOVES X 1 1 jgifwa From this date until further notice, I will sell a Stoves & Ranges PUMPS, HOSE, ETC. W. II. KFARLAD. Albany, Doc 10, 187H3' GOO? ' Large and Valuable Tract of Farming Land Tor Sale. THREE HfSPRED ACRK8 of plow land, SOO,' nf whli-li 1m rich bottom land. On thenrem- i Ixoa ai- fair tniildinjis, houso, bum, .BraM.y-, 1 shed, etc.: also pood bearing- orchard- of .fruit trees; aooncreaof the verv best past are i land : SOnc9 of timlier land, ash and maple, the beat of farming land when ckwed. A never Jailing Bt i-CHtn of water runs through the farn. There place, prono.mced by experts A 1 rot. rou, hnndred are uro under fence. It is one of the nioat desh-ahlo und cheapest farms In Douglas. 1 eonnty, lyina 1 muwinxii uiausuraurota at Oakland. For particulars as to price, eto. app.y. . J.'H. ls6CGHTOJf, Albany, May 14, 1873., , .. i. v: Rstffelng and MTovlhg BuUlniu' f Mtte the undersigned' beg xkave to I it announce to the .citlsens of Allwnv amjr surroundinx country tnaU liavliwHi(ip.i. jMji'i fHrives with the neoeswiry maxjlitaerv for rntn ing and removing bnUdinira, we areiwuayat ad times to eecesvy f.-iclora lor such wort, wis!-is, va will do la vliort onlur at lowest rates. 'We a-uanuitee entire satisfaction In all wora wader' taken 'by us. ,- .. ,t , - Orders left fix the RsaiSTKa oOloe promptly - BAN TTT, ALICES f( Albany;, 6) April 23. 1H73,- Lebanon Mall .and f Af -V1 AS-Moday, AVcdneadny ar, rri-' atf)hig.. uicmbvitd by all the participants au'ay with, too. . and Sunday in this city i Hours. 43