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FRIDAY.... OCTOBER 1,
1875.
A OOLJD XKAAL TO FRIIT
PBESERV-
SiO tOMPAMES.
Skcuetary's Office.
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75. )
0gn State Aghiccltubal Society,
Salem. Sept. 27. 1S75.
The Oregon State Agricultural society
'offers a GoRl medal as nrst premium for
the largest and best exhibition of preserved
fruits, etc by machine process, at the Fair
October, 1875. entrance, 6; three or more
companies to compete. The Alden Com
pnuies of Safern. Albany, Corvallis, Oregon
City and McMiniiville, the Fruit and Meat
Preserving Company of East Portland. W.
S. Pliiuuner, Portland, and W. J. Ilerr
hold, Eugene City, agent California Fruit
PresfflTKa- I liave notified by letter. In
4uli "preserving machines. fho premiuui
Is free for all Hisul-js of fruit, etc., pre-
By the Board,
.u iiitiviftuB process.
E. M.
Waite.
Secretary.
Hotel Chasged Hands. This morn
ing, Mr. S. V. Eddy, late of Portland,
takes charge as mine host of the American
Exchange hotel, having bought out the in
terest of E. S. Merrill & Co. Mr. Eddy is
a perfect gentleman, thoroughly under
stands the art of catering to the public
taste, and will prove to be. we have no
doubt, one of the most popular landlords
in the State. The Exchange will, under
his cliarge, beTun right up to the handle,"
the public can be assured.
o
Mutation. Dr. Plutnmcr having trad
ed bis neat store on First street, between
Ferry and Broadalbin, for a half interest
in the brick building near Washington
street, on First, now occupied by Bell &
Parker, will soon remove hU splendid
stock ot drugs, chemicals, stationery, etc
to ms new mircitase, wmcn tie win tit un in
splendid style. Dr. Pluinmer is one of the
most tastr boys"' in tlie State, and we
predict the new quarters will be. 'way" up
Pcttiko os Style Albany is getting
"way up ' as a city, every day giving evi
dence of her growth and importance. Tues
day, Dick Kays, of Salem, threw him
self in sight, driving a fine pair ot trotters.
attaclied to an elegant cab, through our
principal streets, attracting universal at
tention. Dick says he proposes to stop
with ns, ami erow opulent and purse-proud
from hauling Albany's well-to-do. citizens
around lor stait.ps. the institution will
doubtless prove u great convenience to out
people. Rate., first hour $ I 50; second
hour $ 1 00; riding per hour $2 50; ridiag
to or from trams and steamboats oO.
"By the Wat." A certain individual
who don't live '"far around here." who i
in tne hahit or using tlie common expres
sion, By the way," at all times and on all
occasions, recently happer.ed to be in at
tendance at a religious assembly." and of
fered a prayer. He done snledidly until
the winding up, when he sat down sudden
ly without the usual "amen." As he
dropped into his seat the omission occur? ed
to him, when he jumped to his feet, and
with his index linger pointed to tlw pastor.
he ejaculated, "Bv the way. Amen:" a
immediately resumed his seat. ' There
was an audible smile over the countenance
of that solemn assemblage.
"Reputation. We not only have the
biggest and best comity, tlie most rapidly
growing and prosperous little city in Ore
gon, but the reputation of our professiona
gentlemen begins' to tell even in the "ad
jacent Isles. We were more forcibly re
minded of this latter fact vesterdav. Hoot
learning that our talented friend Rev. -It
.. C. Hill. M. D-. had just received a telegram
from Kalania, W. r., requesting Ins im
mediate presence at that point, to wait
upon a lady who lies prostrated by disease.
Coming to the Fatb. Mr. S. G. Reed,
cf Portland, telegraplied to this city las
Monday, that he would be in attendance at
, the Linn County Fair next week with his
receotly imported blooded stock. It
generally aitcnowledged by competent
Tudges that Mr. Reed lias some of the
finest stock in tne state, ana it win oe
worth a trip to
the coming Fair to see
them.
ROCGH. A limited amount of rcscality
prevails la the city and from two to three
bombres are daily marched off to the lock
un. to await tlie reception party at his
Honor, the Recorder's, who in a most sol
eran. ret earnest tone, declares that the
peace uk! dignity of the city must and shall
pe prescrvea.
JfEAT and Tasty. Messrs. Bell fc
Parker, druggists, and Messrs. Titus Bros.,
Jewelers, having rented the store-room in
east ride of Froman's new brick, are hav
ing it Cttted up ill gorgeous style. When
finished it will be one of the most elegant
drug and Jewelry establishments on . the
coast of Oregon. Success to the b'ys.
Js)Cxeaso3.--Business on the O. &0.
Railroad is increasing. Besides the regu
lar daily freight, there I? an extra freight
train every other day, and occasionally a
special train, for the purpose of transport
ing our wheat to tide-water. . ,
Fink Horses fob the Fair Mr. G; 3.
Basket, of Polk county, arrived in this
city Yesterday (Wednesday), bringing with
him five of bis fine horses. Among them
is the racer, "Napa,", and the trotter,
"Gray Eagle." , ,
New Music Stoke Mr. W. B. Barr &
Co4 contemplate opening out- in tlie music
and book line next week, probably on .
Broadalbin street. Barr, himself, is a full
team, and if anybody can sell musical in
struments, etc., be is Just the boy to do it.
Mrs. P. C. Harper expects to be a pass
enger on the steamer OrifUmime tor. Cali
fornia, having given op the trip overland,
as at first contemplated, fearing the fatigue
incident to so long a Journey in the stage
coach. . - m - . .
Yesterday Ol. Bushnel. furnished music
for this offioa, running a fanning mill. He
was cleaning wheat for seed, he was' k
'i Wheat buyers of Portland are paying
fid and. 5a vet bushel. Six bits, we be
lieve, ia the average price here.
''"Wbeat'oontlniies to pour Into oar ware
houses,' and the city' is- filled from early
morn till late at night with busy people.
PABAUKABLETM.
Doc't. Lister sports a new sign.
Fires are very pleasant now of mornings.
When you want stoves and ranges go and
see McFarland.
Our city is lull of strangeis some of
them rough looking customers.
At the AJbany Dollar Store, Barker has
a nice lot of bird cages.
Scott & Tileston's shooting gallery brings
In tlie coin.
Alex. Purdom has been put on as special
policeman. Good enough.
One man in the calaboose only, and his
time will soon be out.
The China store, recently opened on
First street is way up.
The soda business at A. Carothers &
Co.'s, still keeps the boys buisy.
Dr. Plummer has one ot the handsomest
show cases to be found anywhere.
The Onesters have invited the Twosters
to wade in with them at the coining Fair.
McFarland lias slathers of cans for put
ting up fruit in.
You can get lots of jewelry at Barker's
Dollar Store.
Le.nii.ler Burhart Is reported dangerously
ill.
Vincc. Circle talks of moving to Ochoco
this fall.
Foster von the running race at the nills
boro Fair, last Monday.
" Mr. Boils, who lias been so low with ty
phoid fever, is slowly recovering.
A. L. Stinson, the Recorder of Jefferson,
fts in town yesterday, happy as a clam.
We are informed that several "games"
will be opened upon our people next week.
P. C. Harper & Co. are offering bar
gains in dry goods, clothing, etc. Try'em.
During Fair week the police force should
be Increased to at least four, as police busi
ness promises to De quite lively.
Barker, at tlie Dollar Store, is so affable
and polite to the customer's that they never
forget him.
Bilker has bin ictas that lie will sell to
the people that come to the Fair next
week.
Tlie Hook and Ladder Co.. of Salem, got
the first water on the fire in John A.
Johns' dwelling last Tuesday morning.
It tlioe who are owing us will come
forward and fork over, they will save tu
a deal ot trouble.
Henri Sayrs has been letting the chills get
away with him ever since his Brownsville
trip.
Alter you have sold your wheat go to the
DollarStore and lay in a supply of crokery
and glassware.
Marshal Fox has put on an extra night
watch, Qneetier reporting that business
was getting too ''abundant" for one man.
Gus." had a lively shake up Monday
He savs chills make a man sing, whether
he wi!l or no.
Tlie minstrels are reheatsing nightly for
fair week. .They are away up as singers.
you bet. and the "end man" can't be beat
New carpets are going down at the St.
Charles, and a general refitting to be in
readiness for the County Fair.
Several of our citizens went last evening
to a grand hop in the vicinity ot Miller's
st-ition. About twenty couples were in at-
tendance.
M. M. Hart and family arrived in this
city from California on Monday night,
Mr..Hart proposes to make this his future
home.
An exchange regretfully remarks: "One
by one the old pioneers of our country pass
away." This is doubtless true, but then it
isn't so bad as it ttiey were to pass away
two oy two. or three oy three:
Merrick is having a well dug In front of
his place on Washington street, south of
the American Exchange. It will be a
most convenient institution, and a splen
did thing in case or nre.
When a man who is doing busines tells
you that he has not got time to tell j-ou the
receipts of his business of the past week,
you can sit it down that that man never ad
vertises and therefore has no business to
report. .
Last week Mr. A. B. Richardson sold a
piece of land near Buena Vista, Polk coun
ty, belonging to J. B. Congle, Esq.. of
Portland, consisting of 100 acres, for $3,400
at the rate ot $34 per acre.
Ben. Donica, the stage driver between
Lebanon and this city, reports that lie
never saw so much dust in all his life as
he has to contend with between here and
Lebanon, caused by continued hauling of
wueat.
Mr. I. Anderson and family starts for
Roseville, California, In a day or two,
where he. proposes to hang up for a while.
We are sorry to loose yon, Ike, but haven't
the least idea you will remain long in the
tar-bead country.
Mr. Jas. A. Wright, Postmaster at Sil
verton, died last Sunday morning of ty
phoid fever. Deceased was a good citi
zen, whose reputation bore no stain, and
lie Is sincerely monrned by a large num
ber of lela tires and friends.
Fire Engine Co. No. 2, of Portland,
talks strongly of coming to this city, and
competing for the silver horn offered by
Linn Connty Agrlcnltural Assoclvtlon to
the fire company doing the best service.
Next Monday night is the regular month
ly meeting for Engine Co. No. 2. As bus-
ness of importance is to be transacted, a
tall attendance Is requested. The meet
ings for the present will bo held in Parrlsh's
brick. Come ont.
At Salem on Tuesday, the cross suit en
tered by Whlteman against Watkins,on the
charge of adultery, was brought to an
amusing termination by plaintiff being un
able to bring forward any evidence that he
was ever married to the woman he claimed
as his wife. The prisoner, Watkins, was
therefore discharged.
And , now comes f the ; , professional
"tramp," selecting this season of the year
as the best adapted for plying his voca
tion. - Farmers would do well to "heel"
themselves for these fellows, and make it
particularly tropical lor them when they
tarvw upeuiaeives ut sigiib.
Walking horses are coming into Usage
at Western fairs. It Is urged In favor of
such contests that horses able to walk at
the rate of four or five miles an hour are
ot more value to farmers for farm work.
than those that can trot a mile in two
twenty, which seems to be a very reason
aoie conclusion.
Jos. Blaln, of Brownsville, starts for the
Eastern states on tlie Orlflamme.
A letter from Baker City Informs us of
the illness ot Mrs. Coll. Van Cleve.
John Wilson's hippodrome sailed for Vic
toria on Tuesday from 'Frisco. He will
probably be on hand at the State Fair.
j,. p. W. Qulmby of Portland, informs
us that he will be in attendance at ovr
County Fair, with something that can trot.
John Bi iggs has one of the handsomest
store rooms in the State, and it is well
filled with stoves, tin and copperware, etc.
Very few of our ladies appear on the
streets these days perfectly unruffled.
This may appear a little starch-like, but
it's true.
"This appears very like a whale," as the
boy said last night wiien his fond parent
was helping hl;n to exercise around the.
yard with a lath.
Jas. Cowan, of Lebanon was in the city
yesterday.
The big bridge across the Santiam at
Lebanon is going up rapidly.
If you want to look well at the Fair, get
one of those neat suits at S. E. Youngs.
Mr. Gray, of Halsey, called yesterday.
We were sorry to learn of his recent great
miction, and that his own health. Is not
good.
The two warehouses at nalsey are cram-
ed full of wheat, with uot auother inch of
space to spare.
UST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Albany Postofflce, Sept.
30, 1875. Persons callinir for these letters must
give me aate on wmcn tncy were auvertiacu:
Atkins. A L
Johnson, Frank
Stephens, Henry
Temple, Win
Turner, Mrs Motile
Turner, Mrs Sallie C
P. U. UAMOND, P. M.
Gosellu, Wm
Hays. J v
Haze, A C
Hussey, L
Religious. Rev. S. G. Irvine will de
liver a discourse on "Psalmody,' in the
U. P. Church of this city, next Sunday
evening, giving his views in reference to
the kind of songs to be used in church ser
vices. This discourse is delivered at the
special request of a number of persons, and
will drubtless prove of great Interest. All
are Invited.
U. P. Presbytery Meets at Browns
ville next Thursdty at 2 o'clock p. m.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Gold in Xew York, 116.HS.S
Legal tenders 8JSS6S.
It may be a matter of interest to the gen
eral reader to be informed that while we
of the north Pacific are "hard up" for
com, the people of the Atlantic States are
in possession of more than tlie usun
amount of the "circulating medium."
Ijite advices from New York, for instance,
uitortn us that the banks or that city re
port about one bundled millions of dollars
reserve, or about double the amount the
law requires. The current rate ot interest
here is twelve per cent, per anuum, and
little or no money to be obtained at cur-
it-lit rates or any other, while in New York
two and three per cent, per annum obtains.
That is, if you have good "collaterals,
such' as U. S. boud3 or first class railway
or otlier securities, you can get money on
the above low rates. Perhaps from seven
to ten per cent., for the general borrower.
would be nearer the mark; but no matter
what the figures, the money is in the banks
and can be obtained, and that is the main
feature. There is more money than can
find employment, therefore the low rates
The recent sudden advance in the price
of wheat in Liverpool, Induced Immense
shipments ot the cereal to that point, and
tor some time past, from almost every
quarter of the globe, wheat has been pour
ing In, Inducing a great decline iii pi ice J
It is believed thai A3 soon as this rush Is
over and the wlieat thus received placed, a
demand based upon a crop in Europe much
below average, will again bring prices up
and our farmers may still hope to receive
$1 per bushel for their wheat. But the
prices paid for wheat here will depend in a
large measure upon the amount and char
acter of the tonnage seeking cargoes here,
It Is asserted that for the present at least
there Is a scarcity of vessels, even at San
Francisco, suitable for the trade, and un
less shipping of the right kind can be se
cured, wheat dealers will not purchase
very freely even at low figures. Our hope
for obtaining (1 per bushel for wheat here,
then, lies in there being sufficient tonnage
offered to carry it to Europe.
At Portland $1 65 per cental seems to be
the outside figure offering for shipping, and
only those who are absolutely forced to ob
tain money are selling at that fligure.
The latest quotations from San Francis
co give S2 per cental for choice wheat,
Oats, $1 6031 90.
Wheat is nominally 75c per bushel in
this market, but there is no coin to buy
with at any price. '
Our warehouses are pretty well filled
with grain, now, with a prospect that more
room will be asked for tlian can bo sup
plied.
The general markets are fairly supplied
with produce at fair rates. We quote fresh
roll butter at 30c per pound; Eggs, 25c per
dozen. ,
- - flpeetal No tie.
Cork Soles. H. Flindt makes a
pal
of genuine cork soled boots for $16,
and
makes any kind of boots, just as ordered
He also has boots on band. 50ml
New Fibm. Sum Miller has boo or tit the Wn ir
on and Bmlthehap heretofore occupied by
Peters A Sneidel. tosrather with tha material
nd unfinished work, and Is now prepared to
lumisn anyininir in jps line, consisting oi
Carrlatres, BugYries, Lumber Wagons, Hacks,
Ac. and atenemt sinlthincr nentlv and with dis
patch. I employ none but the best of mechan
ics, and insure satisfaction. All work war
ranted. I think I can make It an object for
you to buy of inc. In price, style and durability
or work. I nse
and oak, from the East era 8tates.
Call and ex
amine ior yourseiv
I have had. several
amine for voorselvea : aU I want is a fair trial.
I have had. several years of experience on this
coast, and with the knowledge thus grained, cm
certain I can please yot
on. I omaraatee to seu lor
cash as low as can be bought In this city. A
large lot or lumber wagons, side and end spring
carriages and hacks on hand. Patronize home
manu&jctory do not send your money off out
of the country. Act the part of wise-men, and
build op your own State, and yon will prosper.
Premium Chairs. Those wishing to
procure the celebrated Metzler chair, wil
take notice that none are Genuine unless
the name J. M. Metzler appears on the
back of each chair. 44 tf.
STATE eSAJJGE.
The annual session ot the State Grange
of Oregon convened1 ta Portland at
Masonic Hall, on- Tuesday morning last,
Little was done- during' the day
besides the appointment ot standing and
special committees.-
The session was organized by the Master,
Mr. Daniel Clark, of Salem, in the chair.
Mr. J. H. Smith, of Harrisbnrg, secretary,
being at his post.
Following is the report of tlie Committee
on Credentials :
1 OREGON.
Marion county Wm. Sapplngfleld, Wil
lis Dunnlgan, John Downing and Mrs.
Downing.
Lane Jesse Cox and Mrs. Cox, John
Kelly and Mrs. Kelly. Roscoe Knox and
Mrs. Knox, Allen Bond and Mrs. Bond,
M. Wilkins.
Columbia E. W. Conyera and Mrs.
Conyers.
Clackamas A. Nichols, N. W. Randall,
J. W. OfHeld, F. M. Foster, C. W. Bryant
and Mrs. Bryant.
Multnomah Wm. Munger and Mrs.
Mu tiger, John 'Moore and Mrs. Moore.
Washington Jas. Imbrle and Mrs. Im
brie, Thomas Tucker and Mrs. Tucker
Thomas D. Humphrey.
Douglas P. Cooper, J. M. Stark, W. F.
Ilavs. 1
JAckson F. M. Plymale and Mas. Ply-
male, M. Peterson and Mr. Peterson.
Josphlne W. W. Fldler.
Lake J. J. Charlton.
Clatsop A. II. Sale.
Yamhill J. J. Henderson and Mrs.
Henderson, B. F. Lewl3.
Linn S. D. Haley and Mrs. Haley, S.
Dawson and Mrs. Dawson, A. W. Stan
nard and Mr. Stannard, S. F. Jones S. A.
Nlckerson and Mrs. Nickerson.
Benton C. E. Moore and Mrs. Moore,
E. Hartless.
Polk J. B. Stump and Mrs. Stump, W.
A. Henry. R. Clow and Mrs. Clow.
tirant u. a. Kineiiart,
Umatilla Robert Jamison.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Walla Walla W. M. Shelton and Mrs.
Shelton, C. C. Cram and Mrs Cram, W. S.
Gilliam, J. B. Shruno.
Clarke Isaac Dei t tick, James A. Kins,
F. R. Fales.
Yakima F. M. Thorpe and Mrs.
Thorpe, i
W hitman L. M. Ringer.
Whatcom R. E. Whitney and Mrs.
Whitney.
Cowlitz .John S. Bozarth.
Pierce W. M. Lvle.
Present for some eause without creden
tials but commended to favorable considera
tion, J. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant of Linn
county, Wm. Savage of Yamhill county,
Charles Wilkins of Coos comity, L. G. Ab
bott ol Thurston county, w. l ., ai.
Goodell of Chehalis county, W. T.
IDAHO TERRITORY.
Ada L. F. Cartee (E. J. Smith, altern
ate), D. W. Fouch.
TOO UOOD ' BE LOST.
An "old print," Ed. L. Coldwell, of
Salem, was united to Miss Fannie Barker,
ol that city, on Tuesday, whereupon the
prints assembled and passed the lollowing
resolutions of condolence :
At a special meeting of Long Primer
Chapel, No. 1, Deciples of Faust, held
last evening at their Chapel Rooms, the
Grand Bryer announced the takiug off of
the Grand Geological Lecturer, Edward
Lothrop Coldwell, to new fields and pas
tures green.;
V.' hereupon the Grand Italic Shooting
Stick, Grand Roman Lye Brush and Grand
Clarendon Imposing stone were appointed
a committee to draft resolutions expressive
ot the sense ot this Chapel. The com
mittee reported tlie following:
Whereas, There is supposed to be a
positive and negative to all things terres
trial, and we are positive that our Grand
Geological Lecturer, Edward Lothrop
Coldwell, has now passed beyond the juris
diction of this Chapel to scenes ot matri
monial felicity, and
Whereas. The said Grand Geological
Lecturer will not likely meet around our
composition kettle with' us any more, to
explain to our uncomprehensive minds the
details of Posology. Polyparous, Geophag
ism, Gervillla and kindred subjects, he was
want to enlighten our minds upon; there
fore, be it
Ilcsolved, That we bow in humble con
trition to matters over wbicli we have no
control, and hope our worthy desciple will
have the true Schoharie grit in h'w new
field; that Saliferous beds ot the Upper
Siiureau Era will be more pleasant to him
than Calciferous Sandrock of tlie Age of
Mollusks.
llesolreri, Tliat whetlier he walks In the
patlis of Piocene. Miocene or Eocene of
Cenozoio Time, or Oolite, Lias or Trias of
the Mesozoic Time, we hope that no sub
carbontterous, ; Oneida Conglomei ate or
Utiea Shale of the Paleozoic Time will
encompass his way.
Jtesolvetl, That the Hell-box be upset
and tliat this Chapel be draped in old com
position for nine months
IIe Had Been There Before. It is a
custom of some lawvers who practise In
the Police Court to badger witnesses who
are opposed to them, and to ask them if
they liave ever been in Court before, with
a view of casting a slur on them in case
they should answer that they had appeared
in the character of defendants.
"Sir," asked an attorney yesterday of
a witness who was testifying in a case
of assault and battery, have you ever
been In this Court before?
"Yes, sir," replied tlie witness, "I have
been here often."
"Ah, been here often, have you?" said
the attorney in a triumphant tone. "Now,
tell the Court what for."
"WelL" replied the witness, slowly, "I
have been here at least a dozen times to
see you to try and collect that tailor's bill
you owe." -
A smile was noticed on the faces of all
persons In the Court-room, except that ot
the attorney who bad asked the question.
Tlie cross-examination was brought to a
close with tills answer
The Navaios have a legend as to tlie
procuring of fire. They tell how, when
they first gained the earth, they were with
out fire, and how the Coyote, the Bat and
the Squirrel agreed to procure it for them.
The object of their desire seems to have
been in the possession of the animals in
general, in some distant locality. The
Coyote, having attached pine splinters to
his tail, ran quickly through tlie fire and
fled with his lighted prize. Being keenly
pursued, however, by the other animals,
he soon tired; upon which the Bat relieved
him, and dodging and flitting here and
there, carried the splinters still farther.
Then the Squirrel came to the assistance of
the Bat, and succeeding Mm in bis office,
contrived to reach the hearths of the Nava
jos with the coveted embers. iiancrofc Na
tive Baees.
Hew To-Day.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Cor. Front and Washington ats. .
ALBAHY,
OBEUOSt.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, OF THIS CITY
so popular under t former management,
win be transferred on the 1st of October, to Mr.
H W. EDDY, Mr. Eddy, in addition to being
a first class caterer, is thorough in the hotel
business. : sept. S9;75-tf .
PURITY ! ACCURACY !
BR PLUmrJlEfl,
DKUGGIST,
Pure and Frieafr
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !
Oils,
Perfumeries,
Toilet Articles,
1 Bl'MH AND SHOCLDZB BKACBI.
STRICTLY RELIABLE
LIQUORS
For Solely Hedieal Vses.
-also
School Books, Stationer)-,
Oigr&rs a rl Tobacco.
Prescriptions carefully filled. Slv7
D. S. STEVENS, .
Watcluaaker 6c aiaaatactnrlnc Jeweler.
Shop In Plummer's drujf stor
ALBANY FOUNDRY
And
Machine Shop,
A. F. CHERRY Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Manufactures Steam Engines,
Flour and Saw Mill Machin
ery, WOOD AVQRKIXG
And
AGRICULTURAL MACHINIST,
And all kinds of
BOX AND BWAM CAOT1XUS.
Particular attention paid to repairing all
kinds of machinery- 41v3
BROOSI FACTORY !
VV. D. OELDINC,
WnO MANUFACTURE! THE FIRST
good Broom ever made in Albany,
has returned from California, and located
permanently in this city, where he has
again commenced the manufacture of all
kinds of -
Brooms, Brushes. Wisps,
Ac, at his factory on First street, at John
Metzler's old stand, east of Magnolia Mills,
where he invites those wlsblngaflrstclass
broom to call and secure it of him.
"V. D. BELDIXG.
Albany, Oct. 1G, 13 6v7
it. yt. JOKES.
J. L1MY lllLl.
JOSfES Sc HILL,
rarsxctaNs AXts snRQEom,
AU2AXT, OREGON.
7v
OLD STOVE DEPOT.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Dealer in
RANGES.
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX,
STOVE s :
Of the best patterns.
A LAO t Tilt, HtJECr ISO AXD COP.
FEK WARE,
And the nsnal assortment of furnishing
da to be obtained In a tin store.
Itopatrs neatly and promptly executed,
n reasonable terms.
Mr rechraiBss nuke ls;frtads
ntoirrsTHE t,alba&y.
Doc. 5, 188G-1
JOHN SCHMEER,
DEAX.EB IX
Groceries & Provisions,
ALBANY, OREGON. -
HAS JUST OPENED HI8NEW GROCER
establishment on corner of Ellsworth
and First streets, with a fresh stock of
Groceries, Provision, Candies, Cigars. To
bacco, Ao., to which be Invites tho atten
t ion of our citizens.
I connection with the store he will keen
a Bakery, and will always have on band a
t ull supply of fresh bread, crackers, Ac
EST" Call and sec me.
JOHN SCHMEER.
February 16-34vt
ISanRciscoCaiifornia
CapitaKPaiiiiDliiBfllttJSSOO.OQC
Surplus Fund(lflGom)206 HP
-xtrvM a:vi ntat.r.fl r:x't7 1 x;:-
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w r:iirj;.
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k rosiT ctoi; r t "
"if 1Md -urrui7r, una ulov t tu elictk .
ITKBKST .! An Tin., tw...
:OLlKCTIKlt 41.ljK
Tt
sua t till ou.er point yl owt, ,! ur., .
remit r st current rttcs vt rueli.uiKel
0. H. B0QAET, X.-TIIR TT -g rrr. -.."rr
Cashier. p rsAdAat,
JOHN CONNER,
B A N KING
Eschange Office,
aLB.lXt, OBB0O3K-
Taepobits RECEIVED SUlilECt To
I f check at sight.
Interest allowed on time deposits in coin.
Lxshange on Portland, San Francisco,
nd New York, for sale at lowest rates.
Collections naadeand promptly remitted.
WLadd Corbett, Henry tailing,
Ranking 'hours from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Albany, Feb. L, 1871-22v3
J. W. BALDWIN,
Attorirnejr and Counselor at Law,
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE Courts
in tho 2d, XI and 4th Judicial IMS-
and in the U. S. District and ClrcuitXSnrts'.
office occupied by the late N. H. Cranor.
First street, Albany, Oregon. to'.5T
GEO. R. HELM,
Attorney sund t'sBawIor m Low,
ALBANY, OBBQOX.
tiril.L PRACTICE IN ALL THE Court
V of this Slate, office In Fox's brick
tup stain) First street. v7
t. B. BICE, St. D.
'Surgeon & Physician.
OFFICE Fit st street, between Ferry
and Washington. Rial dck -Third
street, two blocks below or east of iletlio
mp Church, Albany, Ojegon. v5n4
DR. CEO. W. CRAY,
D E N T I ST ,
ALHAXY, OKEBQ3I.
OF FICE IX PARRISII BRICK BLOCK,
corner First and Ferry streets Resi
dence Comer Fifth and Ferry streets.
Office hours from 8 to I- o'clock a. tu., and
1 to 5 o'clock p. m. W4
EPIZOOTICS DISTANCED.
TOE BAT TEAM 8TIU. LIVES,
A SD IS FLOURISHING LIKE A qck
rm. oav tree, xnanitiiii iui itvni, in u. ,
and wishing to merit the continuance of
the same, the BAY TEAM will always be
readv, and easily found, to do any hauling
with'iu the city limits, for a reasonable
compensation.. Ci5 ell very of Uoods
20v5 L Froirletcr.
Albany Book Store.
JXO. FOSIIAY,
DEALER IN MISCELLASEOUSBOOKS,
School Books, Blank Books, Stationery
Fancy Articles, Ac. i .
Books imported to order, at shortest pos
sible notice. j V5n30
!
II. J. BOUGIITOX, 91.
. i
T Medical College of New York, lat
memoer oi Mouevieu uimjiuu mwiiuh wi
lege. New York. Office - In A. Carothers
& Co.'s drag store, Albany, Oregon.
W. C. TWEEBAliE,-
SEALEK IK
Oi-ocoi-ies, j A?iovisions,
Tobaece, Cigars, Cutlery Crock
rrjr, and Wood A Wills. Ware,
ALBASnr, OREGON.
E3Z Cull and ee him. Hi-5
A. CAROTHERS & CO.,
Dealers in-
CHEMICAIit, OILS, PAIXTS, Bi n
ulajw, lamps, irrc,
All the popular '
IMTEXT MEDICINES,
FINE CUTLERY, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
ftOTIOXI. rEKri'MEKl,
and ToUetl tSoods.-
, Particular care' and promptness .given
Physicians' prescriptions anu r amuy neo
IpoS.
A. CAROTHERS A CO.
Albany, Oregon-lv5
USeiale? Glactis? f
Can be bad at the following places :
Itarrlstrtfrg.. ... ...... .... Suth. M)y
Junction City....... Smith ft Brasneld
Brownsville Kirk H ume
Halsey ; J. M. Morgan
Solo ............J.J. Blown
Albany.. .Oraf A Cou-ur
A full supply can also be obtained at my
old shop on rust street. Aioany, unvon
j. a. nirrEJLEB.
A. W. GAMBLE, OL. D.,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
AFFICEOn First street. Over Weed's
grocery store, hekioekce vpposue
late residence of John C Mendenhall, near
tne jronnary, f irst bk jvaioany.
YrtiiOuvrM, d!y .
Piles XIiles
WHY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
tronblesome oomrtlalnt cannot he
cured, when so many evidences of suocos
might be placed before yon every day
cures of supposed hopeless eases? Your
physician Informs yon that the longer yon
allow the complaint to exist, yon lessen
yonr chances for relief. JBzpertcme Acu
uuyf.wiM in nun. , .
A. Carotbers A Co.'a Pile mils aad
'' Olatnsrnt , .
are all they are recommended to be. Will
cure Chronic, Blind and Bleeding Piles in
a verv short ttm. and are convenient lo tue.
This mnntlffli Is sent bv mall or ex
press to any point within the United State.
Address. PA7t!AKOTHER8 CO.,
S7v6 . Box S3, Albany, Oregon
Tha Eugene firemen are making ar-
a . rwl t,All B- I.ftnafl
raiiKeiuviii -
IlaU on Cliriatmaa eve.
FOR OALC !
rjHZ CELEBRATED W. A. WOfD'S
. IIEAPJbUB cr nu vw amo. , ,;:
TXala Hoadere, (Wood's improved.)
Cwmlllsurd,a ladlmt Tmrm Waei.
TheBwael a4ITIsaTtareaBeiw
(best machines on the ooaat.
Brill v "
Plows, and other machine, - 5
Call, AIJt?XS.
eisewneje. j uij .
Bad ana uuweriu , ""VVJ'.Yi'wftnn
SOY
A S II vri
RUBBER PAINT
TOE BEST O Kill .
Warranted to five SaOafatlo-
Call at tho Drug Store of
BJSILJLr c PABKER
First street, Albany, Oregon, and TeaUsas
nials with regard to tha
JEconoaiJV
ami '-. "
laral:irr
.. . OF THE .'
RUBBER EAIKT,
Sold by the gallon orilv. It is not ntoreadv for
use in cans of , 1 ana gallons; ateoUiigaUosr
wwwiD i wins kiiu uarreja. uui ana MO u.
CHAB. B. MOiAQOK
KOT. xcAunrr.
MG$?AGtTE & HeCAUET,
Are sorr opesdhjA KAOftlrXcxx
stock of .
F L AXD Yi'lXTEH Cr0QCS
selected with care, and bonght for coin at
Scandalously Lsw Ffs&rc t
and as we bought low we can and wStaatt thwu
. . MlHHXIUiat W1U' . .
Astonish EvcfYbody.
come ana see oar ctocuona or ,
th-1111aotlta.
Manesllw
PmUss.
tastret,
Rlbbona Coffara, ColIareUcr
tLacea, Vcy . - -
for tlie Uulios, and er completa lines of
Resdymacfe ClotHIrr,
. 4mttom,
ffiftte, .
of all descriptions for men and boys. . AlAO UaM
HwUCUlWUM VB
at everyDoayw
The best goods, at tie lowest rates every ttBso
Ejs-come and see. . ,
Lebanon , Oregon, October SO, 1874.
ATTENTION.
...... - y
BARKER & MOMfBV v'.
Uew Elovatdl: 1
TV OW REtOY FOB TUB KXTTr.SJO
I rt w1,ia. Anil not. Wm nail the attenM. Of
fanners to the Oust that we have erected the 8
neat wnhotu in the StateAT a large oxpensaw
and are in position to handle satis&etorily an
humeri so quantity of grain.' Our nouae baa at
capacity for
20a,000 bushels of WhzzAt
at one Ume.and is located oh the marp-tn of the
Willamette Klver-ana proviaea wium wk m
from the O. C. R. R., so that shipments i may
be made danv by rau, ana as oxien oy wim mm
boating facilities ofltsr. We have two large fuof
tton famf rn addition to other Caaa, attacnea
to the bouse, run by water power, ana era
thus prepared ta ; ,
333
Xwf
all the wheat received. Can take in and clean1
10,000 bushels per dav. Cleaned wheat is worta
much more tit all foreign markets than font
wheat, and none should be shipped without
cleaning. Ourchargeswinbenveoentsabnahel
on wueat, ana iour cents on onus, now
SIXTY TnOTSAKD SACSl
to furnish those storing wheat- with u. free tot
those whoso wheat we purchase, and at the
lowest casn price to loose wno seu neir vnu
from otir house to other bnyers. Persum ster-'
ing with ns are at liberty to sell to whom they
please! Thoe hO reside Oh the west aide of
the rfver win have ferriage free. Will be ta
the market as, buyers, and expect to be able to
pay the highest possible price.. Having-pre-"
pared ourselves to do a large business, we hops
lor our share of the pubiie patronage. .
PARKER St MOUrnl
n47vojuly 31 Albany, Oregon.
Chemical Paint,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST UBEtty
A. CAROTHERS & COi,
FiRSt STREET, AIiBAN Y. : ;
Jmwt fl ed. ftOwth fcaui .
Revised and oorrected by the anthor, E. de F
Curtis, h. .,& ,
A Medical Essay ont the cattes and cure of nre.
mnture decline In man, showing bow healt h is
lost, and regained. It gives a clear synopsis OS
the rnrpediments to marriage, the treatment of
nervous and physical debility, exhausted vita
lty, and all other diseases appertains: tsswls I
the results of twenty years successful piaeUcs.
. Ogdafoirfs ad she IH'uns. ' ' "
CtrHTIit fHf "MAf?OOi.' TVkms tsne ane.
berof society by whom this boos: will not be
found useful, whether he be parent preceptor
or clergyman. London Timet.
CURTIS ON "MAN HOOD." This book Should
be read by the young for instruction, and by
tne amicrea ior reiiei , i wui uutue no ana.
Mrdical Time emit UamtU). - -' -
Price- One Dollar, by mail or express. AeVt
dress the author, ML CtnRTIS,6S06utter street,
or P.O. Box S37, Son Francisco, Cal.
48v7ma
a: WKKKLXSt."
c. r. kooux.
A good assortment of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest markt rates.
Agents ftr sale of Wagons jGrain DrJUs, Cider
Mills, Chains, ac. Ac
CASH paid tor WHEAT, OATS, FOKJC, BT.
Tirt rang and POULTRY. . - . -
sKBtI2,Y f&PIMlA.
L. . rw vttn.wnnn r.
JJ W. K- Dodd A Co., (under Kzoums
piwi.f '
BUUstna; Mortal Bttll-f . -
-tTJE THE ETrDEBSIGJSrro BISO I TTO
annoonce 10 uw eiasen. ot 1 aa 1
surrowndtng eotmtry that, baring 1 ,tir '
selves wtt the necessary naehi.
ing and rettvyring bnllatoPS, w fci I
times to receive orders for inch wor ,.
we wOl de in short order a lowest rutins, . ;
gnsjantee entire sathnaotlyn la aU y,t 9ilar
Orders left at the RxaisTra office iw,-.
attentedto. Applyto. m!&
BAKTY. ATT tr- "'rwy
Albany, Or , AptU ?8. 1875. AaJi 4 rj