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VOLUME VIII. ALBANY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 22, 1876. NO. 52. i. , r.f'r- business Cards. JOHN CONNER, BANKING -AN' Exchange Office, ALBANY, ORECON. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO check at sight. Interest allowed on time deposits In coin. Exchange on Portland, San Francisco, and New York, for Hale at lowest rates. Col toot ions made and promptly remitted. Refers to II. W. Corbett, Henry Failing, W.8.Ladd. - r- Banking hoars from 8 A. M. to 4 P. 51, Albany, Feu. 1, W71-2ivS - A. CAR0II1ERS & CO., -Dialers In- nw . m CIIKMH AUS, OILS, PAJtXTS, D VKS (JE.ASS, LAJirS, ETC., All tlie popular PATEXT HEDICn ES, OSB CUTLERY, CIOARS, TOBACCO, SOTIOXS PEBFCMERT, and Toilet! CootfA. Particular cure ami promptness given Physicians' prescriptions and Family Ree tpt'3. A. CAROTHERS & CO. Albany, Oregon-4v5 II. J. EOCGSITOK, ax. GKAICATK or TKE I'MVtRSITT Medical College- of New York, late member of nellcvieu H spital Medical Col leee. Sew York. OFFICK-In A. Carothers & Co.'s drug store, Albany, Oregon. THE HAT TEAM STIM. MVES. AND 13 FLOURISHING LIKE AGKEEN buy tree. Thankful for past favors, and wishing to merit the continuance of the same. The BAY TEAM will alwavs be rcvly. and easily fomid. to do an v haiiling within the city limits, for a reasonable lomneiwul ion. fesS'li el (very l -ow!s n. MpeeuUty. A. N. AHXOLD. Sv5 . - Pronrietor XTIIT SAY" THIS DAMACITO AND troublesome complaint cannot be cured, when so many evidences of piioeess might be placed before yon everv day--: cures of supposed hopeless cases Your physician informs yon f lwi. the longeryou allow the oojrnplain't to exist, you lessen your chances for relief. Experience hu uuyM this in all ixticx. - . A. Caratbcrs A Co.'s Pile Pills miff Olnuurnl are all they are reenmmendeo. to be. Will cure Chronic, Blind and Rleedinx Piles in a very short time and are comiint to use. This preparation Is sent by mail or ex press to any point within the lTnitcd States at 1 50 per package. Address. A. CAKOTHERS 4 CO., 87v5 Box 33, AUany, Oregon. The Eugene-flremen are making ar rangements for a grand ball at Lane's Hall on Christmas eve. . JOHN SCHMEER, DEALER 1ST Groceries & FroTisions, ALBANY, OREGON. HAS JUST OPEXEDBIS KEVT GROCER establishment on corner of Ellsworth and First streets, with a fresh stock of iirocerles, Provisions, Candles, Cigars, To- meco, Ac, to wmcn no invites tne atten tlon of out citizens. In connection with the store bVwill keep a Bakery, and will always have on hand a full supply of fresh bread, crackers, Ac Call and sec me. JOHK SCHMEER. February 16-24 v 4 ALBANY FOUNDItY Machine Shop, A. F. CHERRY Proprietor, ALBANY, OREGON, "lazafactercs Steam Engines, Flour an4 Saw Mill ITJacIifn- WOOD WORKING And y ",ZZ Z L'LTLM AL T.l ACHf f j EHY, And all kines of : IBOJI AXD BaAM3 CASTINGS. F&rtlenlar attention paid torepalringall VI n as of machinery. 41 v3 I TI K, TToot nl Khoe Maker. 3d door of lisroers warehouse, is always on tint.! to do worar at reasonable rates, nent rd JS. T. 5200KE, House and Sign. J?ainter; ALBANY, ... i : OREGON. Gn AiTVf;t pAnrT?HAyixa, calcemin intf. i iuusincr, Ac. Havinar bad an experi ence of S yatrs in the business in the East, I rare mftslv srnsrantee satisfactory work to all. ?li"nr, s First street, next door east of Clark A Wjatt. 20v8 X,. 13. XtOYAL HAS r.?f FD a n-uVrfihopon First street onys i:.;:.M tr of Thompson A Irvine's bar rv'K(5.i '); b win be pled to meet all wio xi i it ! , his 15n-. Tliankf'tl for twt pftij,r(t, jm cHC tlmon to bid- ri-s in . n ,t j- si o fiance of t "ue amo. Will keep eoriH:u;y on hand a full supply of ' . .'. ; Ir,iaary mm ftnir Ofla, 5 ' ;.:' -:.'. .. the 1 si vwirt.i-it in town. (Jok and see me. AIbarrr, renairy 0B7&-53vg : !."It.I,E, CREGO. errif SAMUEL. E. YOUNG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOE?, THRESHERS, REAPERS &&13VER3, WAGONS, PLOWS, SEED DRILLS, BROADCST SEED SOWERS, ETC. First street, Albany, Oreyron. Terms : - - Casli. 40v7 St. Charles Hotel, Corner AVivs Illusion and First Wts., ALBANY, OREG ON, 3Iai!hews & Morrison, PROPRIETORS. House nev.lf fumS-die-l tlirbutrliont. The Ijest the murkct ntforil always on the table. I'ree 'oacl to and fro tSie llunse. i. c. iiAizrzzzi & co., - Iealcrs in X GOODS. t'JolhiKjr, l;Mts mifl Hiops, Halt, ti rixf rl -s, Fnacy ooLs, Motions, f liotsuns and li.-itols, !iils, ftope, Mirrors, Wnllpnpcr, Wtol uI "Willow Ware, Tranfc Rod 1'nltsrs, Pocket Cutlery, Ac, Ac, P(tf;l very low either fr ca-h, or to prompt pay n;W init cusiouiers on time. v Furniture Varercoms. FRET) (iRAF, HAYIXGp'.veliast-d the entire interep' of U. Collar in the late tlrui of Graf & Collar, in the furniture business, taUts this opportunity to return his thanks to the citizens of Albany and vlcMititv wlu have o enemusiy txttron Ize l him In the put, an;l resre fully ask a continurnfe of t he jinie. bTAII kind? of tnr niture kept on hand and manufatnre j to order at lowest rats. FKK-D GKAF. Aliiany, Xov. 13-vSnS TXrE THE UXPERSI(!XEI BEG I.EATETO H announce to the ciiizens of AIUhiiv and surrottndinsi (country that, bavimr supplie l wtr- soiveswttn tn5 iipw-wrirv tnacnuierv tor nns- and removing buit'liitrs. we srerendyat all time- to receive orders for such work, 'which we will do in short or !er at lowest rates. We guarantee entire yatist'ueiion in all work under takt-n bv ns. Order- left at the Rr.arsTEB office promptly aTtcntyu 10. ppiv to. Alba, BANTY, ALLES A CO. Or., April '23. 1873. s v' Livery iFeed Stable COEXER W.VSIIlXOTOi: A FIRST STS-, ASS. MARSHALL, Proprieror. r ARRIAOES. BUGGIES, HACKS A SADDLE V nors?s ti let on rennalle terms. Horses boarded l-the da v or week. I will have some of t he srnyet rijjs ever tnrn- eu wh 'i a uvcry siasne in Albany. IIEAR4E and carriages furnished for fu nerals. Give me a call when you want to ride. AX 3. MARSHALL. Albnnv.Ilarch.in, I87C-2.V-8 HAESWAEE ! BOLTS, a!I sizes mid 1ccrip tionn. Ac general S5JEL.F I3AfCI WARSa full rand complete as- ortinen. Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Hose. Tia, Capuer, Zinc ui Sliiet Iron, on hand for sale, CROCKERY WARE, The largest and most complete assortment in the city. , , ., Keeps all kinds of OILS & WHITE LEAD. The Finest & Purest Liquors Always on hand, to be sold for medicinal uses. Cr"Kriirliijc done neatly, at short notice, ana WAKIUKTLU. J. GRAPWORL. First street, Albany, Oregon. np7v DR. PLVL1?nZlR, DHU6GISt, Pure and Fresh DRUGS AND MEDICINES! Oils, ' , Ferfauiericn, . Toilet Articles, IKVSftES AJt" NIIOVI.OF.R KKACES. - gt&" Prescriptions carefully Ailed. . 8-15 W. II. OUAIXAai, (LATE OP MICHIOAN) Merchant lnllor-. KEEI'P always on hand noeklns,Cassl meres Vest insrs, etc., a lnnrcr and better slock than ever before brought lo this market. Cuts and makes to order all stylesof Cloth Ins? for men and bovs, at reasonable rates, guaran teeinsc sati' faction. Shopon First street, next door to City Mar ket. totelY oceniiied by Dr. E.-O. Smith. Jv a. w, wilcox, TTomooopatliic T?hyfiician. OFFICE with Dr. E. II . GrlfTln, First street, Mbany, Oregon. 6iSChronlo. diseases a specialty. 26vg Kicturea and . Fletnre Frames. E. I. PURDOM, Would tnnmince to the cltfswns of Albany and riclnitv. that Iro is Tvrr'iiart'd to furnish ail Kinds of lllCTURKFflA!'2S to order.at shrr nrttioft. Plctns fratnfvl. and old frames wmrrxd -''"t" nrhlsofr:r nn First street, onA 1w -wt of RrMiialMn, snd lea.va yntir ortfm. ... FRIENDS I CITIZENS ! ! COUNTRYMEN i ! ! LEND US YOUR TRADE I TE II WE JUST OPENED OUT A XEW tt and fresh assortment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac, In Dr. Tate's new brick, Fir-st street, where we would be pleased to serve you with any thins? in our line. Our s:ock was selected in San Francisco, by aSIC. JOII BARROITS, well kuown in this city, and wn feel safe in Gr-uara,n.teelxis , nvtisfactlon to all who tavor ns witlj tbeir pat ronage. AVe will endeavor to keep on band a full sup ply Pf ,- - . Fresli "Vegetables, in their season, at all times. , You are In vited to call and see ns. V 1 LKH A TATE. Albany, May 5, "70-33 EVERYBODY BUYS THEM. HAYING JUf-T RECEIVED A LARGE SniP ment of thecelebiuted new style Combined Drill and Bi oadcast STATESMAN GilAIX DRILL, rtiroef from th.e fnciory. am now offering extra inducements lo t he fariuei"s of Oregon. Most of the best farmers in the State arc now using them. avin? seed and an increased yield of grain is the result of drilling. Can be used equally well as a Or!! or Broadcast Seeder. The STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL has been grenrly improved for this year. Wareroom. at my Blacksmith Shop, comer of Second and FlIswoVth streets, Albany, Orc-jr'ii. fbaxu woca. Blarcn 31. 1S76-28 n. It. IS. ISI.A I!U K, ATTOPwNEY AT LAW, BROWNSVILLE. LINN CO., OGN. PXOMI'T ATTEXTIOJS TO AI.I. business. 22v9 J. C. POWF.I.t. X, IX.IS2t. POWELL & FLINN. - Attorneys & "oiui llor nt I-nw nado licitoiM In t lisnrrry, Albany, Oregon, t'ollcctions made and coti veyaiices pi-oiujitly ailended to. 1-8 PUOJIPT IeMvery, at Iivitis itates. IIA VING bonjrht out t he deli vsry business ol Mr. lewis Stimson, I ljei leave loannounce to tne citizens arrd business men of AllMiny, that 1 have on the streetsan express and job wajron and will be happy to serve all who may give rue a rail. All orders will be promptly attended to at reasonable rates. Orders may be left at the Drug Store of Bel! A Parker. VHtGIL PARKER. Lebanon Hotel, S. Ii. CL.AUGIITOX, PROP'S., ir.iiixos, oitEuos. " HOUSE newly furnished throughout. T"he best the market satlord alwayson the table. The postoince is next door to this House, from which thosiaae leaves for AHiany at 7 o'clock A. M. and retnrn.mc arrives ot o'clock P. M. Conveyances inxjeuretl for parties wishinaf to visit the' Soda Springs. Library and readinjr ronin, with choice reading matter, for the guests of the house. apr30v8 CEIAS. COfRGABDES, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, Corner First and Ferry Pits., ALEASY, OKEUtlS. Watches, Clocks, Silver and Plated AVare. and Jewelry of every description and of the best manufactories, on hand tor sale at lair rates. tf Cleaning and repairing Timepieces a specialty. feaT Jewelry, etc., repaired And cleaned on short notice at living rates. fc4?Givo me a call, and see for yourself.3 llaroh 3, 187ti-24v8 3. II. BF51KE3AI1T, Real Estate and Conyeyancinr Agent, AI.BAMY, t : s IIBEGOX. COBS EH FIEST AXD B!tOAXAI.l:l3 STREETS. FAR5IS of all sizes, improved and unimprov ed, tn this and adjacent counties, suitable for trrain raising, also timcred land and stock ranches for sale on easy terms. Also for sain a number of dwelling houses and vacant lots in this city. . Parties desiring to cither sell or purchase should call and learn terms and prices before purchasing elsewhere. S2v8 J. D. MCFARLAND. WM. MOnGAN. aiOKCiiAX & ItlcFAHLAXO, REAL ESTATE AGENCY II AND ' EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, xt Door to Well, Farjro A Co'a Express Office, Albany, rejron. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISn EMI grants and others good bargains in farms and small homesteads in Linn and. adjoining count ies. Farms in value and size to suit pur chasers. Also, city property, both improved and an. improved. Renting farms and city property, and collec tions of all kinds, promptly attended to. Our faciliiies tor advertising will enable ns to do more for our patrons than any other Atrency in the State in onr line. . We also pay special attent ion to the employ ment and lalmr exchange department. Albany, May lSif. .-. Eath House & Barber SI ip. fTMIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD i:3. tCT A fully thank the citizen of Alban i 1 vi cinlty for the iineral patmnaste bestow I ok him for the psst seven years, and hone i f r'hi fnturea continuation of theirfavors. S r:h BCcoinmodatlon of transient customi ? n friends tn the nnner part of town, hen ;ppn ed a nent little shon next door to Tny o fro Saloon, where a arood workman will a ?tbi n attenianee to wait upon patrons i'ec. n, :tit. rf'jt, wits ( G. A. WHITNEY, M. D., It-aduate of Bellevr TTpfta! Medical College It. Y., - Physician and Surgeon, ALBANY, OMEOOy. DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALTY'. Residence in West lake's building, corner of First and Lyon streets, 44-8 J. LIXSEV HILL, JJI. D., c OFFICE -At Bell ft Parker's new drug store. R ESI PENCE Second street, betweln rail road and Montgomery. , 8-44 JOB PRINTING. When yon wisn Posters. Visiting Cards. lusincss Cards. 13111 Meads, Letter Heads Envelopes, Ball Tickets, Programmes Labels, PRINTING HOUSE. Horse Bills, Circular, Pamphlets, or In fact anything in tlie Pixitijrj Siiae- caU at the ALBANY REG COfRNKR FERRY & FlKST-STd.. MmlE'-i ' STER OUR NEW YORK LETTER. POLITICAL COAL SWIMMING AN INCI DENT FASHIONS BUSINESS. New York, September 2, 1876. i POLITICAL. The nomination of Seymour for the Gov ernorship by the Democracy of the State, and his declination, after tlie .convention, had adjourned, places the party in a most pitiable attitude. The Democracy of the city are in a state of dnmbfotindedness that If funny. They have a ticket without a head, and they are bewildered to know what to do. This is one of Sammy Til den's smart tricks. He wanted Ilewitt for that place, btit just before the convention It was discovered that ho was, not eligible, a lie had been lesshan a year in the State. Fearing that the convention won'd not register his decrees, tor there is a strong anti-Tilden party in the State, he urged tlie nomination of Seymour knowing thsit he would not accept. lie had tlie commit tee appointed to notify Seymour, Instructed to telegraph his acceptance, so that the convention should have dispersed before the real fact that he would not take it all could be known. It worked. The con vention adjourned, and Seymour, av soon, as he heard of it, declined peremptorily. Now the nomination is in the hands of the State committee tltc,comruitte belongs to Tilden body and soul, and It will put at the head of the ticket whoever the astute Sam uel dictates. The cursing and swearing in the city is somewhat dreadful. The De mocracy generally confess tliat this trick ends the hope of the Democracy ot carry ing the State. I had rather they had kept Seymour on, for it was a very weak norai nation. THE COAL DROP. The hard times has broken up one com bination the coal kings of Pennsylvania have been obliged to succumb to the down ward tendency of the times. At the big coal sale here this week, half a million tons were taken at a reduction of fitty per "cent, front the established prices. This drop means more than appears on the ftce ot it. Not only is it a relief to the millions of householders who have their winter's fuel to put in, but' it is a letting np on the manufacturers, who, compelled to sell their product at reduced rates, have been paying old prices for coal, an important item in the cost of production. The effect of this will be" felt all over the country, and will go a long way toward reviving business in the Cast. Next? SWIMMING. The prettiest sight I huve seen- for some time was at tlie Iadies Swimming Acade my, Tuesday, the occasion being an ex hibition by the pupils of Miss Bennett. Little girls of lour, and matrons nd maids of forty, participated iu the exercises, and they swam with a skill and pluck that I never saw men exhibit.- One race was be tween two Iktle girl babies of scarcely four, who disported themselves tn the water as gracefully as trout. The women dived, swain, floated, and took every position in the water that the most experienced swim mer ever did, seeming to do It with more ease than men. Miss Bennett's pupils have no reason to be afraid ot accidents on the Sound, or any water not more tlian three miles from land. One young lady swam four miles and came out not at all fa tigued. - FALL FASHIONS. Tlie new styles of the season aro simple and pretty. The voluminous puffed and looped overskirts which not one woman in a dozen knows how to arrange, disappear for close long polonaises, whose fullness iu the back is hardly lifted at all, but hangs in folds crossing, or shawl fashion." What draping there is, being very low on the skirt. The totiruure is merely a frame to carry out the skirt gracefully, instead of letting it tall to the form. Young ladies who wear big bustles standing out at the waNt, are warned that they are shockingly out ot style. Also the button fever is over, and nothing more certainly betrays the country visitor at the Centennial than a Bacque or polonaise with the three rows of buttons laaek and front!- Third-rate 'dress makers cling to the old style, but it is gone out, and the figure and the polonaise looks much better without them. A dim, gray ish dark blue, like the darkest hue of smoke will be the color most worn, as it blends admirably with tlie cardinal trimmings and accessories, which are part of the fashionable dress. Flounces lined their depth with the red, so as to show when the wind lifts them, will be tlie refined version of the red silk skirts worn abroad, and bows, pipings, narrow pleating" and bind ings will relieve the costume Iu every way. Nothing Is worn for the neck but white ; lawn or cardinal silk ties. Even the slip per bow for.the house matches the rest ot the trimmings. The effect is delightful in i American eyes, which have been used to gray and drab suits so long. Importers and modistes try to induce deep ruvrtle green as the leading color, but do not seem to btf over successful, as the sallow women are Sure to take it, and the effect - discour ages popular taste. Blondes, pure and simple, cling to the blue which they fancy sets thfiin off best, not awarw that a frwsh complexion looks daisy fair in a dark green suit. Diirk brown and dark ml of a maroon tinge will be rather more stylish than either blue or green as the season wears, for the reao that every one will not be ?ef ;i in them. The high erowned eoachii'S hats have had their day; more mofl:'t hrts "'i'b the rime rmnt'J crnwng and turned np brim are worn with net scarfs enveloping the crown and plumage falling low beside it. Tnrbans, with either deep blue or red velvet brims,almost concealed by bands of feathers of the same color, finished with drooping plumage are shown for bright autumn wear, but the scoop bojinets are leaving the face of the earth. AN "INCIDENT. 1. There are many ways of dealing with unfaithful wives. An incident that hap pened recently- in Brooklyn is woithy of record. A merchant of New, York, re siding in that city of marital troubles, sus pected his wife of being too intimate with a very handsome lawyer in fact he was certain she was in tlie habit of driving out with him to a place of questionable char acter, some miles out of the city. One morning. Instead of staying over m New York"ll day, ho returned, to hla home in air1 hour or two, and found-that his spouse had entered a buggy with a man, and had driv en off only fifteen minutes before; The merchant is the possessor of a horse tlutt can do his mile in three minutes, and ne had it harnessed. Did he take his, revolver? Not any revolver. lie loaded the bottom of his buggy with nice round stones a bushel or more, good stones for throwing and he set out. It only took him a half hour to overtake them, for the pair were going slowly, that the luxury of Ihe seance might be prolonged, and he drove np be side them. The gay Lothario saw the husband", and whipped np his horse. Vain endeavor. What could a livery steed do against blood ? The husband drove along side, and holding his reiii3 in one hand, bombarded the fellow with stones with the other. To escape the shower of stones, the affrighted man drove faster, but It was no use. Mercilessly, pitilessly . the stones flew till finally there was a smash. The bug gy containing the unhappy pair collided with the fence, and spilled them cm. The horse tore himself loose from the wreck and disappeared ; the man was too much bruised to move; tlie lady was terribly frightened, but otherwise unharmed. The husband took her in frith him, and drove home In silence. On reaching his house, he quietly told her to pack her effecte and get out, whtch she did. And he filed his bill tor a divorce. The gay young man was assisted to town. lie paid for a horse, buggy a"d harness, and left town. Thus, what might have been a tragedy was turned into a comedy.- Stones are just as effectual as bullets. , - ' , BUSINESS. There is none, for tliemeather is too hot to do it. The people are still out of the city, it is as dull as it can be. - PlETRO. POLITICAL. We are informed by a gen tleman who attended tlie meetings of both Clubs last Saturday evening, that iii point of numbers there was little difference in the attendance np to the adjournment ot tlie Republican Club. This doesn't speak well tor the ''enthusiasm'' our coteinporary claims fills the breast of every Democrat at the mention of Ttlden and Hendricks. Our democratic managers had been calling attention to the fact that the Albany Dem ocratic Club would hold a grand meeting oti Saturday night in every issue of the daily, also issued large hand-bills, secured the brass band, and even, went so far as to import a number of Democrats from Salem to aid in filling the honse on the evening in question ; and yet, despite their "en thusiasm," hard work, blowing, etc., they didn't succeed in getting together any more voters than the Republican Club had at its meeting, without advertising, hand bills, speakers, music, etc. The fact Is Democratic 'enthusiasm' in Linn county is played oudt," and it will be next to impossible to get out a crowd to hear Dem ocratic sponters, if the Republicans refuse to attend their meetings. Linn Engine Co. No. 3 held a special meeting Thursday night ot last week, at which several committees were appointed, all looking toward procuring an engine house. The Engineer reported that unless a suitable room was procured soon we would have no engine. These damp, foggy days are terrible on all kinds of machinery that is not well housed from the weather. We have a splendid little engine, and we should have a good house to put It In. It may be too late" to canvass the matter of the erection of a brick engine bouse this fall, but had the proper steps been taken a few weeks ago, we could have had the house erected and finished ready for occu pancy before the winter rains set la. Impronements. Thomas Monteith has been Improving his property at the foot of Ferry street. J The wharf Jias been widened until now It has nearly donbla Its former capacity, being 20x70 feet. The old foun dations in the rear of the mill have been taken out and a solid stone wall now sup ports the edifice. The 42-Inch Leffel wheels have been taken out, and the pen stocks lowered three feet and ten inches, thus giving more power without an In crease of water. Notables. Quite a uutuberof our Dem ocratic Solons came up irons Salem n Saturday. Among them we noticed Mesw, J. S. M. Van Cleave, Cochran, Weather ford and others. The two first ment'or.e.1 addressed the Democratic Club Satnrd.:r night, as did A. C. Joisps, Esq., lata CU rif of Linu county, but caw a rer.:; t of Jacksonville. - - - BORN On the 14.'i, t. .:.- wV cf T 'lifrry. a f"P. HAYES ASH TttlJltjL3c.il tLi. ' Albany, OR., Sept. 13, U5. Hayes and Wheeler CJnb met pnrsu.inf to adjournment. ; " Minutes of previous meeting read a.ftt approved. Report ot Committee on ConstltuUort and By-Laws read and adopted. Motion made and carried that all who signed tlie call for the organization of the Club, and all who shall hereafter sign Ua Constitution of sakl Club, shall be consid ered regular m'embere Qiereof.- The following persons were thel d"ily" elected to fill the offices provided for by the Constitution of tlie Club : J. F. Backensto, President ; N. IianmV Vice President ; C. E. Wolverton, Secre tary ; J. IT. Foster, Treasurer. Executive Committee, Coll. VanCIeve,- Win"i Morgan, P. M. Thompson. Un motknv- Messrs. Herman iaox, v II. Raymond, Winn Peters, Jay Blain an3 Gus. Stnjger were appointed a errrmitte to organize a Glee Club, with powefto se lect as" many as they chose members there- of. : r - ' On motion the Executive Commltfetf were requested to invite Hon. M. C. George and Dr. Watt to address the Club at Tt next meeting, September 22d, 1876. Tlie Club was then addressed by Messrs. L. ' Flinn, J. F. Backensto, and others, who entertained the large and enthusiastic audience present i with appropriate and1 pertinent remarks. " On motion the meeting then adjots'fned . ' J. F. BACKENSTO, - - President. - C. E. Wolverton, Secretary. The Hayes and Wheeler Club Of this city hereafter meets every Friday evening, at the Opera House. A glee club has been organized and will fitrni6h excel lent campatsn music at each meeting of the Club. The most eminent Republican speakers in the State will deliver addresses' before the Club at its several meetings be tween now and the day of election. The utmost deeorum and order will he kept at each meeting. The ladies are invited to be present at f he Club meetings. Leg Broken. On Friday of last week a little ten year old son of Mr. Boyle, of this city, a mute, fell from a tree with sucM force as to break his right leg in two places, -midway between the knee and ankle. Drs. Jones and Plummer who were called hi found the. fracture so bad that they ad'niia-' Istered chloroform and sawed off the end of one of the bones befora. tlie other - could be proper ly set The Grain Otor Being bejpw the av- ernge both In quantity and price makes the" exercLe of rigid economy a necessity ten those who would make both ends meet. One of the most effectual means of doing this, is to bny yonr goods at the one-price ' low-price, ready-pay store of Wheeler, in Shedd. New and complete fait and winter stock soon Snow. A delegation of the Warm Spring Indians were in the city on Mon day, and gave a grand show at the ,0p6fit House in the evening. Mr. Wm. Morgan, of Brownsville, was manager In chief. TllS TWENTY-EIGHTH Next 'HITsStyf is the Hebrew Day of Atonement, on which occasion all devout Jews are expected to close their business honses. The day be-f gins at 6 o'clock p. m. of the 27th. Those two Sisters ot Charity here soTtut Ing alms last week, got away with cor slderably over a hundred dollars. They went to Corvallls Friday,- we believe. Returned. Wm. Gird and" son, Vanny Smith, Abe Hackleman and family arrived at their homes In this eify the latter pari! ot last week. now to Vanquish the fttoraach men tor. - If the Enemy of mankind was permitted to exert his diabolical ingenuity iti the in vention of a new disease, he could ecara.!y devise one more worthy of his genius tlmrt dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sufferer is tor mented by symptoms resembling Uioss ef almost every known malady,- and is often worried into monomania by these conflict j Ing manifestation. A favorite though ! surd hallucination of the victim of cltror 3 Indigestion Is that he or she has hear"; dis ease. Dyspepsia has often been pronotPcf iiicuraoie. out experience nas sisown t ; Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will r it, together with the constipation and I'.U lous derangement which usuaUy ft-era-pany it. Disease of the kldners una t p--posed rheumatic pa ins are also freqnenf ooii comitants of dyspepsia, bnt tliev, too, suc cumb to the above named iuvainabla cor rective. , jypj,. ?n ! "Worfctnsr CImm. W are now prepared IO furntslj oil clsuw wib rnnmut employment at homo, the (I9 of (., t Prv. y,r' tr tnomenta. finstnHSw,'' .iBiimnu (inmmoio. -ersons of eif her (Ms su i.y ram imra su rami to i r eie- TOimnmnai sum by itivo' I -,e t w tothe tr.isinfs ";. " mi-i u . ,1 ? winch as men. 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