I1T2I5 riESTTJ GOODS!!
AffiS'K"881 BROADAI'MJI 1 OFFER
WALNUT PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS ;
"ETAljnJT CS24Tiii& TABLES A2TD CIXAIES ;
"AFES, MIRRORS, BRACKETS, PICTURE CORD,
" Flour Safes, Ezteasion Tables Walnut & Ash
Cialrs, Sofas, X-oxubs, Ba'by Carrias, MolnlTigs, Piano stools, Etc.,
as ever brought to ttala city, which I will sell on the most reasonable terms. CALL.
FRED GRAF.
First street, Albany, Oregon. (38v9)
Groceries and Provisions !
ALWAYS TO BE FOUXD AT
WILLIAM VAUVACTOH'S,
First Door West of 8. E. Young', First Street, Albany, Ogn.
Olxoap
BLAIN, SOX & CO,,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS J
MAMMOTH WAREHOUSE,
. Railroad,
At foot ef Street, ppeatte Depot on O. A; C.
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VM1 store CI rain and General M erenanclise at
AIB(VSY, Oregon, Jan., 18T7-15V9
Lowest Itatci.
FiT. II. McFARLAND,
-DEALER tt-
Centaur
STOVES
AMGES,
PUMPS AND HOSE
-MANUFACTURES-
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
mPflTOBQ
dWVA-tW LI
T3S SZST 1ST TSE VORLD,
ALBANY,
ioor to h Bank.
OREGON.
ducTfinU
A. F, SMITH &f CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE
. WEBER FIAHG,
1C9 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON.
Liniments.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
ALBANY, OREGOX, JULY 20, 1877.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Tin, Copper and Sheetiron "Ware !
Letter from a Pout master.
"AXTIU'lI. II.I llee 1. 1S71.
"Mv -wile rut, for a lonir time, been h terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. Slie has trieclmany
physieiiinsand many remedies. Theonly tiling
which has given her relief is Centaur Liniment
1 am rejoteeti to sav this lias cured her. I am
doing what lean to extend its sale.
W. II. RING.
This Is a sample of man v thousand teatimnni-
als received, of wonderful cures effected bv the
Centaur Liniment. The ingredients of this ar
ticle ait; published around each bottle. It eon
tains Witch Hazel, Mentha. Arnlea, Rrx-k Oil,
Carbolic and imcredients hitherto little known
It is an iiiuispuiHDie met tlmt the Centaur Lini
ment is penorommr more cures of Swelllmrs.
Stiff Joints, Eruptions, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sciatica, diked Breasts. Lock-jaw, Ac, than nil
tne otner i.xnimems. embrocations, r.xtraets.
Salves. Ointments and plasters now in us.
For Toothache. Earache, Weak linek.ltcli and
Cutaneous Eruptions, it is admirable. Itcnnw
burns and scalds without a scar. Extracts, poi
sons from bites and stints, antl heals frost-bites
and chillblatns, in a short time. No familvean
ait'ord to be, without the Centaur Liniment,
white wrapper.
THe Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper,
is adapted to the tough skin, muscles and flesh
of the animal creation. Its effects upon sevete
eases of Spavin, Sweeny, Wind tiali, Bis Head
and I'oll Evil, are little less than marvelous.
Messrs. J. McClure A Co., UruKKists, corner of
Elm and Front streets. Cincinnat i, Ohio, say :
"In our neighborhood a number of teamsters
are uinsr the Centaur Liniment. Tlu'y pro
nounce it superior to nnytlilnjr they have ever
used. We sell as high as four to live dozen bot
tie per month to these teamsters."
. liave thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds, Gulls, Scratches, Rinjf-bone, Ac,
and for Screw Worm in sheep it has no rival.
Farmers, livery-men and siock-raisci-s, have in
this Liniment a remedy which is worth a hun
dred times its cost.
Laboratory of ,T. 15. Rose & Co.,
40 I'ey street, New York.
1.IST OP LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office. Alliany.
Linn counry, Oregon, July, 19th,. 1S77.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they were advertised.
Andrews, John 2 Dun, It G & Co
Bennett. Millie Jr Fernald, Clarence -Baker,
J W Grant & Stone Co
Barton. Miss MaggieJones, David G
Boyd, W W Lunders, J II
Boigle. Cap F B Pybnrm, A
liroyale. J Ramaly, Daniel
Chapman. Hiram C Russell, Miss Ella
Covell, Mary E
P. II. RAYMOND, P. M.
CONCEisT. Prof. J. M. Wood, assisted
by II. T. Wootl, Misses Annie and . Alice
Griflin, anil Charles and Albert Haffenden,
gave a very pleasing concert at the Opera
House on Mouday evening, to rather a
thin house. The evening was exceedingly
warm, which tact deterred, many from at
tending. The Professor, although blind,
is one of the finest, violinists, on the coast,
and his efforts to please on the evening in at L. E Blalu's.
PARAGItAMLETS.
Warrem !
"Wipe off your face!!
New oats in market.
New hay is coming in. "
Harvest hands $1 50 per day.
Plums are coming into market.
Iced soda at Charley Plummer's.
Business fearfnllyj dull this week.
Sweet potatoes and tomatoes in market.
For cough or cold get a bottle ot Yerba
Santa at Bell & Parker's.
Born to the wife of John Brandt, on the
lGth, a girl. j .
They have a boy baby at Gorseliue's
since the 16th. i
Stealing buggy whips is a bad business
and should'nt be indulged in.
We were pleased to meet Mr. I. X. Mun
cy. of Myrtle creek,' on Tuesday.
. Mr. C. P. Hogue, ot Portland, was in
the city j-esterday. j
Jake Fleisehner; went to Portland on
Tuesday. . j
Cheat commands $11, baled, and $S or
$9, loose. j
If you want lime, interview W. H, Me
Farland. j
About these days comes the red man of
the forest in search of old clothes.
The best assortment of buckskin gloves
The Standard
Organ
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Following Is a copy of a, Western Union telegram received by Slierman & Hyde, San
rranctsco. . Vr.w Yokk. SeDtember 29, 1876,
Pelot!bet, Pelton & Co .f New York, lave received DIPLOMA of HONOR and
MEDAL of AWARD for the ,
CELEBRATED STANDARD ORGAN
d. w. pnnnf icc, agent,
123 First Street, Portland. Oregon.
W. 0. ALU, J
tiT Call a tut tct Hun.
i lilow VI Jtre, f irst f?., Albany, Or.
ilia
PITCHKR'S
ASTORIA
Mothers m:v have rest and thmir labis may
hnve healtli. 1f thev will use Castoria tor Wind
Colic, Worms. FeveVisluiess.Sore Mouth, Croup,
or sromaeh Complaints. It is entirely a vem
able preparation, and contains nentier miner
al, morphine, nor alcohol. It is as pleasant to
like as honey, and neither nor Krll'es.
lr. E. IbiiKx-h. of Inijiont, o.. says:
! am usinjr Castoriti in mv nractici with the
most sitciiMl benefits and happy result."
Mrns is what everv one says: Most nurses in
New York Cit v use the Castoria. It Is prepared
bv Messrs. J. If. Uose .v t o:. 4i Jiey stivct, .New
Vork, successoi-s to Sumuel I'itcher, M. t. 3'Jvs
XTRACT
Hear, for I will apeak of excellent
tliiliiN."
PONO'8 EXTBAC'-Thenreat Trsetnble Pal
lestryer. Has been in ue over thirty
CjVcarM, and for cleanliness and prompt cura
tive virtues cannot lie excelled.
CHILDREN. No family can afford to be whont
l'ond'a Kxtrart. Accidents, Brniiies,
Contvalnns, Cutu, Hprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, ralls,
Kxroriatinns, Chaflngs, Old Hares,
Iloils, Felons, ( arnx, etc. Arrests In
flrtm:itioD. reduces swellings, ttops bleeding,
removes discolorationsaiidheals rnpidlv.
FEMALE WEAKNESSES. It always relieves pain
in Hie buck mid luiu,f uilnessand pressing puln
in the head, nansea, vertigo.
IN LEUCORRHCEA it lns no emiaL All kinds of nl.
cerationa to which Indies are subject are
promptly cured. Fuller details in book accom
panying each bottle.
PILES blind or bleediim meet prompt relief
uud ready cure. No case, however chionic or
obstinate, cm long rnsist its regular use.
VARICOSE VEINS. ft is the only sure cure for
this distressing and dangerous condition.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal forprrma
nent c'nie.
BLEE01K3 from any canse. For this la n ipr.
rilir. It has Favetl hundreds of lives when all
other remetlics failed to arrest bleedinir from
nose, stomach, Imivn, and elsewhere.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Toothache and
Earache &r hII ulike rcheved, and often per
fn;ftintly cured.
PHYStCIAHS of sll cchools who are acquainted
with t'oml's Extract of Witch Hazel reca
ommend Itin their practice. Wehave lettersof
comuiendatlor-. from hundreds of ruysicians,
many of whom ordr it tor use in their own
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order Its use for Swelling of all kinds,
Qninsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils,
pimple and chronic Iinrrlirn, Cntnrrb,
(for hich it tsa pecific,) C'hilblnins, Frost
ed Feet, Ktlngs of Inserts, Mosqnitoes,
etc.. Chapped Ilnnds, Face, and indeed
nil mittner of skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Ueniove (Soreness, Ron a lines,
mul pimnrtingi heals Cuts, Eruptions,
and PimpleM. It revives, invignrarra, and re
freslvx, while wonderfully improvicjr the
C'nmplexion.
TO FARMERS. Pnd Extract. No Stock
Jlreeder.no LlwryMan ran afford tolio witUont
' it. It is used by rll the Ieading lAvsrj Stables,
Street Itailroads and first Horsemen in New
York City. It has no equal for Sprains, Har
ness or Saddle Chaflnas, Ktitiness,
Merntches, HwelHnBs,C"tf, I jicrrntlnnn,
Vleedinw, I'nrnmonia, Colic, liarrhr.
Chills, CoiihH etc. Its raue of action is wide,
and the relief it affords is so prompt that it is
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm-house. Let it be tried once, and
yon will never be without it.
CABJION. Poml'd Ihttrart has been imitated.
The gennme article has t he words Pond's Ex-
t tract blown in each bottle. Ids prepared by
. the anly persons living whoever knew how
to prepare It nroperlv. liefuse ell other pre
parations of Witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicians, and 1" the hospi
tal of this country and Europe.
DISTORT AND USES OF POND'S EXTRACT,
jn pamphlet form, sent free ou application to
M"5Sane KeWIrt C0MPA,, Maidea
question met with success, judging irom
the generotvs applause accorded. Jliss An
nie Grifllu sang "Widow Spriggtn's daugh
ter" in diameter, to the delight ot the au
dience, and w as encored. Miss Alice Grif
fin also rendered one or two pieces very
handsomely, while the Messrs, IlaftVsnden
kept up their end of the single-tree as they
always do. In fact there was nothing
small about the concert except the audience.
AN AliTlST.
El) isegisTek : Did you notice the chang
es is One'3 badges and No. ? Well, yon re
member that the badges on the air-chambers
bore the name of "Crescent" ever
since the city purchased it, prior to the
4th. One's boys cot-eluded they would
sail under their own colors, so they took
the badges to Major White, and lo, a change
was wrought by his skilled fingers, tor
soon we see engraved the true name of our
gallant engine, "Albany 1." The work
demonnrn-tes that the Major has the eye
and hand of a true artist. Xo need now to
go to Portland or San Fancisco for engrav
ingthe man for such work is right in our
midst, and his name is Major White.
OXESTKR.
I$avwabi. Judges Wolverton and Ba
ker, Captains Humphrey and Harper, and
one or two others, started in an open (Irish)
'barouchc" for Yaquina Bay and clam.
They were armed to the teeth, and should
the wily savage undertake to scalp that
crowd they'll have to do it when the boys
are asleep. It's a guy crowd, "and if they
don't have fun it'll be because there isn't
any in the country. The party expect to
stand oft" the salt sea breezes for ten days
or two weeks. They went the fust ot the
week.
o
IIcxting SiniiTS. 1j. K. Wain-has re
ceived an invoice of hunting shirts made
expressly for the convenience of those who
shoot pigeons, quail, grouse, pheasants, etc
You will be absolutely astonished at the
number and size of the pockets, not only
in the coat hut in the vest and pants as
well. The suits are made ot the heaviest.
ducking, and they are made with a view
to the greatest convenience and ftrcngth.
Don't fail to look at them.
Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for the count v of Einn.
Suit in equity for divorce.
Robert B. Templeton, plaint iff, rs Mary Tem
plet on; defendnnt.
To Mary Templeton, the above named defend
ant: In t he name of tho Slate of Oretron : You are
hereby required to appearand answer the com
plaint of the alKve plaintiff, in the above enti
tled Conrt. now on nle-wth the Clerk of said
Court, within ten days from the; dale of the
service of this summons upon you if served in
Einn connty, i fretron ; but if served In any oth
er countv in the State of Oresron. then within
twenty day from the date, of the service' of this
attminons upon yon. and if served by publica
tion, then on or before the first day of the next
term of said Court, to-wit :
itcmiiatj. the 22i day of Ottnber, 1877,
and yon are hereby not ifled that if yon fail to
appearand answer said complaint as hereby
required, the plaintiff will applj to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint, to
wit t adissolntioa of the bonds of matrimony
oxistinir between youand p!aintllf,and for costs
and disbnrsments.
This summons is published by order of Hon.
K. P. Boise ..Jii'UfC ol stud Court. madethis lttll
dny of April. 1S77. I. IJ. N. liL.VCKBCHN.
aii inn.invSi; . . Atly. for plff
Frank Wyman got out of our county jail
on the 4th, about daylight. He went up to
Ilarrishurg. got drunk and boasted of his
exploits, declaring that he couldn't be
taken again. Word came to this city of
the above facts, and Geo. Humphrey,
deputy sheriff,. started for Harrisburg Sat
urday, arriving at his destination about one
o'clock Sunday morning, when 4io arrested
Wyman who was in bed at the hotel
Frank is now, or was yesterday, in jail
again.
Kfoi.utioxs ok Thanks. At a regu
lar meeting of the AVashuigton Guards,
held at their armory at - Portland. Oregon,
July 12th, 1S77, a resolution of thanks was
tendered the ladies and citizens of Albany
generally.
Ilesolrnd, That the thanks of this Compa
ny be tendered Gen. Mart, v . Brown anil
-ladies for their kindiiess while ' on the
cround and in the eitv.V
liesolcei.l. That the tlffiuks of tins Com-
iwiny be tendered the 'firemen -ofsAlbany
for their kindness while at the bain . ,
Tohx Farrow, 1st Segt.;
Thos. M.OKfi.,2l
J. I... Beqcette, 1st .'Corp!.
Committee
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Boi.ts. Oils, etc. Gradwohl has receiv
ed a large lot of carriage- bolts-: also, a fine
lot of machine oil, castor oil, liml and China
nut oils. You; will do well jto cxamiiio
goods and prices lefore purchasing .'else
where. Also, the best San Juan lime and
plaster of pari?. ., 43tf
FARMEIW, IMEtlTAXirS,
and all people who appreciate ttic.-isahic of
keeping a memorandum of business trans
actions, daily events, and items of interest
or importance, for future reference, should
call on their druggists and get Df.. Pierce's
Memorandum book free. Than Doctor's
Grand Invalid's Hotel at Buffalo, which
costs, when finished, two hundred thousand
dollars, will be opened early in June next,
lor the reception of patients afflicted with
chronic diseases and deformities. It will
afford the most perfect facilities fo the
cure of such affections, and its Faculty of
physicians and surgeons will embrace grad
uates front both American and Kuropean
Midical Schools who have become distin
guislicd for their skill. Tlie Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, by Dr. li. V.
Pierce, a work ot over nine hundred large
pages, illustrated by two hundred ami
eiglity-two engravings, and elegantly bound
in cloth and gilt, is sent to any address by
the Author on ieccipt of one dollar and fif
ty cents. Almost one hundred thousand
copies have already been sold. ";
S. A. Ckaig, Ksq., and druggist, of West
Alexander, Pa., savs : "I sell more of Or.
Pierce's preparations than all others com
bined. They give satisfaction in every case
and I can cheerfully recommend them to
the public."
From a private letter we learn that Sen
ator Morton will visit Albany after the ad
jvmrnmcut of the committee.
For bargains in millinery go to Mrs
Whitson's. I
The Powjays have "disbursed" for the
season. j
Harvest times and green fruit keep our
doctors on tlie jump all the time.
Prof. I.. J, Powell's concei t at Browns
ville on the l(Uh was a grand success.
Capt. O. C, Applegate now owns the
Ashland Tidings, j
Wheat starts in at a dollar a bushel, gold,
at Halsey. The j prospect is that it will
9tart in at a dollar here, if not higher.
W. C. Myer, the wide awake stockman
ot Oregon, proposes to give sieciai premi
ums for Percheron colts at the State Fair.
For report of the investigation committee
and other pub. does, of interest, we are
indebted to Senator Mitchell.
Ripe peaches are reported at East Port-
and. They are of the "Amsden June"
variety.
Fresh drugs and everything in the read-
ng line, as well as music and musical in
struments, at loshay s.
Mayor Parker and family and Mrs. Alli
son and daughter, started for Yaquina yes
terday.
Marshal Westfiill talks of going to Ya
quina next Monday with a crowd of pleas
sure seekers.
John Metzler has an unusual good stock
of his noted rawhide-bottomed chairs and
they'll last a life-time.
Rev. A. Tj. L,ins!ey, of Portland, one of
the most able and popular divines on the
coast, will preaeh at the Congregational
church on Sunday, morning and evening.
Mr. Graham and wife have gotie to the
Mc Kenzie, L,anc county, to bathe in tlie
salt springs, and enjoy mountain life tor a
week or two.
A large number ot Snake Indians are
said to have gone into the Ochoco conntry,
as they claim, to hunt, and the settlers out
there are considerably excited.
Messrs. Archibald A Co., ot Albany prai
rie, have purchased a steam thresher, with
which they propose to get away with the
grain this season in good shape.
We are under obligations to Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford for heaps ot nice wedding cake
last. week. May they always have plenty
and to spare.
Our streets never presented a more de
serted appearance than they do now, since
everybody's gone oft" to get away from the
heated term.
K. Buchanan keeps almost evervthing in
the agricultural implement line, and he is
a fair, square, up and up man to deal with,
besides. Store at corner of First and
Broadalbiu streets. j
One ot the saws at Allen & Co's. savy
mill i'.i this city undertook to cut an iron
"dog" in' two on Wednesday, but failed.
A Portland dentist had to be "seen" to set
those teeth.
Gradwohl sells the San Juan lime, not
the Santa Cruz as we had it last week.
The former is much the best, one barrel
being equal to one third more than the
Santa Cnr.. Get the best.
If anybody "11 "put up" we might be in"
duecd to go to the Bay for a week or two,
discontinuing the Fabrc business that long
at least. If anybody wants a "rest" let
"em "put up," that's all.
If you intend erecting a new house, ca:
on Mr. Whiting to draft you (he plan for
a late style cottage, and after it is erected
get him to paint It in the best style of the
art.
- A couple ot paintings of Oregon scenery
are on exhibition at Jno. Foshay's store.
They were executed by a young lady who
"TTves but a short distance from this city.
They give evidence of the possession of
skill. j
Messrs. Gunlock & Morgan have gone to
Corvallis with the balance ot their band of
excellent American work and carriage
horses. If they do not succeed in closing
them out there, they will go to Dallas aiul
other points on that side of the river.
"Then. Adelgitha, you will be mine?"
"Yes, Ferdinand, if pa is w illing. I al
ways do what he -wants me to do." "But,
will he give his consent ?" "He will.
Pa alwtys does what I want him to do."
Ferdinand in his rapture makes Adelgitha
think that Iter corsets are a aiile too large
for heff j
Says an exchange : A young man visit
ed Ins sweetheart last utght, and wlien he
left stole tlie dog of the house, and got
half a dollaf for the biute. A man cannot
afford to spend his time for nothing these
bard times not even when courting.
Rev. Mr. White and family, Capt. Shields
and family,j "im. Price and family, bun
dled up and struck out for Yaquina Bay
last Friday j The Bay bids fair to get away
with a majority of the pleasure seekers
this season;
- Mrs. Gilttiorc was takcu to Lebanon on
rtiesd.iv. for burial.
The soap man was around on Tuesday,
Very little water" in the river at present.
Look out fcr an original story next wedk."
See legal notice. under proper head.
Pigeons plentiful in the oak tiniber.
The fishing season is about ended.'
Splendid mornings to lie in bed.'
Young grouse are now ripe.
Dave's got a bran new coat.
The latest from the Bay is that our tolki
are just having a splendid time.
Mrs. Saml. Miller is still very low, but
whilst there's life there's hope.
Foster's new mill is looming up grand
ly.
Farmers have their weather eye out for
harvest hands.
Thermometer gets up to 00 these days
with scarcely an effort.
Another crowd starts Bay ward In a few
days.
Postmaster Raymond and wife flit Bay
ward last Friday.
ltobt. Graham runs the shop in the ab
sence of his father and be does it well.
W1k was it fell kerslap off tlie sidewalk
the other day ? -an-i why are things thus f
August will soon be Jiere how time
flies, to be sure.
Spring chickens now feel their oats and
should be put under subjection at once.
"Leets" swings a heavy old Fabro as
a 4th of July delineator, you better guess.
Why don't somebody start an ice cream
saloon ?
Be careful of eating too much green fruit
there's lots ot "morbus'' in it.
The street sprinkler is like a "rock in a
weary land," sure enough, these hot days.
Mr. Whiting i3 one of the most finished
architects and draughtsman on the Pacific
coast.
You should see those handsome sets I
crockery at Fred Grafs. They are posi
tively beautiful.
Horse language entirely fails when you
get a team that won't go even when you
push on the lines !
Prof. Condon, of Eugene City, preached
at the Congregational church on Sunday,
morning and evening.
Revs. T. F. Cambell and It. II. Moss
hnve discontinued their meeting in this
city.
The singing at the M. E. Church is said
to be good. To the Major belongs the cred
it.
To J. Joseph we are indebted for the
first grapes of the season. Julius is gen
orally on time'.
Frank Kenton does the honors during
Billv Tweedale's absence and Frank un
derstands the biz to a dot.
Big fire in the forests near I-cbanon on
Sunday night, the flames being seen frotn
this city very plainly.
Ed. Geary is chief of the postoflice du
ring the absence of P. II. Raymond. Ed's
a brick.
Have you tried the new brand of cigars
at Ed. Baum's they're just as easyas nev-
arc. vas.
Jits. Mady is doing his share of the bust
ness, sure ; he gets up grub iu most excel
lent shape just as sure as you live. Try
him.
Whatyoncallem came in from Ochoco the
other day. He don't tell anything about
new strikes and didn't bring any rich
'speciments. ' tyo we go.
The intervention of V. troops lias in
definitely prolonged the Indian war at
least that's tlie way it looks to a great
many.
Van Yactor has certainly as complete
a stock of goods in his line as is to be
found in any retail establishment on the
coast.
The ladies are invited to call on Mes
dames Allison & Arnold wlten tliey want
cutting and fitting done, clothing made
np. etc.
Superintendent Blevins went to Port
land on Tuesday and purchased an immense
stock of new goals for the Union Grange
Store, which are now being put upon the
shelves.
Cloudy, smoky weather.
Wool is if noted at 29c a pound.
;' SdriaViEtE. Sunday was redhot dsif
and-everybody that could seettro a convey
ance of any kind made all speid jd'get out
j T- ; V- Or" "J
into' the cool shades of the countrr. aoa
fone before the sun had mebW fWiberi-'
ah tin city Was dcmiparetTv desiErted
Almost every ooay irom mis city went w
SodavHle,' he great Saratoga of Una'
courtty.wbere is located the now cel4brmta .
Soda spring. By tea o'clocTt in tlie morn-' .
irig there liad ongregateif t SodavlUe teT-'
eral tiafcrirfej' 'people, .onilh Wii.'- .'WI,
over" Linri and adjoining comitida, tbme'
visiting the sp" rlrh for' the first' time to try
the virtues of its healing waters, others,
having proven its benefits, came again to'
be healed ; and the young and the oki, tho
weak shdt.be strong, were' mingled togeth
er in one happy family, all enjoying them-' -selves
and the occasion in their own way,'
without let or hindrance. About twelve'
o'clock, just above trie spring, tlie people',
were called together to bear the word of
God expounded. At' 2 o'clock, or there
abouts a musical entertainment' was given'
by some enterprising catgut ampere, wliUe
within a few feet a congregation Were list
ening to a sermon by Rev., lit'r. QagerV .
Just above the spring some enterprising
Itouibie was selling redhot candy nnder a
gaudy canvas while to tlie right under toe
shade of the little firs bottled soda was re-'
tailed to dry humanity. The small space,'
immediately around the spring was filled. -
with people, w!k were constantly taking .
deep draughts Irom its sparkling wateray "
keeping said sparkling waters' down t0
"bedrock" ; in fact the water got down so'
low that it required a good long arm1 to' ! "
"reach" It, and one gentleman, in attempt-' ;
ing to get a cuplull, lost his balance and ftir -headlong
into its depths. Had there beea'1
no help handy It would have been the last'
Of "pea time" With htm. Quite a number
of our citizens have erected dwellinsr'
whilst others have rente?, at Sodaviile, and
are spending the "heated term" in this da"
Hgthful place, enjoying the pure mountain
breezes and the health trivlntr waters'
Those who don't want any housekeeping-'
iu theirs, secure rooms, at tlie Fountain
House, kept by that prince of hotelists, Mr.
D. P. Foote, whose table is kept right' oV
to the notch, and is not surpassed by any '
lmtel ou the coast. Mr. Foote and bis ex
cellent lady are courteous and obliging, and'
all who stop with them are made comtorta
ble and happy. Under Mr. F's care tba".
hotel lias been made much more cotntert"
able and considerably enlarged,- and can
therefore entertain a greater number ot1
guests. Xext Sunday the Brownsville'
brass band will spend the day at the spring-
and enliven the occasion withgrtod music.'
A much larger crowd will also be In attend-
ance than last Sunday. Tlie roads are in'
good order, and as the season has fairly
openod friend Foote will probably have all
lie can attend to during the balance of tin'
season.
Selling at Cost. Mrs. Whit son is ell-'
ing her excellent stock of bonnets and hats,
and millinery goods at bedrock prices to'
clear out the stock preparatory to the re-' -
ception of a Luge stock of fall goods. - The'
ladies are tiius afforded an excellent oppor
tunity of securing bargains. Keep this in
mind, ladies, when making your purchases.-'
I
. H.
at. Dn mf n
TELiXRirM. We. had the pleasure of
meeting the gentlemanly Superintendent
of tho Tellurium Quartz Mining Com
pany, Mr. I. X. Muncy, on Tuesday, and
examining specimens of quarts taken from
this rich ledge. One ueice was almost
pure silver, while others were rich in gold.
silver and copper. The ledge assays from
70 to 300 gold, probably a less amount
In silver, with a fair quantity of copper.
The ledge is three feet wide and gives everj-
evidence of being as rich as cream. Tlie
ledge is situated iu Southern Oregon, nea
Can3-onville, and is well located as to wood
and water. The Company is now running
a tunnel into tlie mountain, probably fifteen
hundred feet from its base, when, tlie prop
er machinery secured, they expect to take
out '-dead loads" of the precious metals.
The Company offers for sale 15,000 shares
of unassessable stock at 50c per share, to
enable it more fully to develop the mines
without running In debt. The specimens
can be seen at Judge Wolverton's office,
and those desiring can invest.
Paixtixc See cart! ot Mr. J. E. Whit
ing, designer and painter, in this issue.
Mr. W. can scarcely be excelled is an art
ist in any and all kinds of work. Mr. W.
is also an architect, and is thoroughly up
in all the latest designs for dwellings and
business houses, etc.. and stands ready to
map out any kind of a dwelling you may
desire. Mr. AV. lias testimonials from
leading gentlemen in the East as to his
capacity and ability, and he has also speci
mens of his work tliat speak for themselves j.
and besides lie has come here to make a
home tor himself and family, all the way
from Oli'o, and all hea.sks is a chance ted
a portion of the work required in his line.
Shop at present over Kuhn's wagou shop.
Give hiiu a call. '
TtMtSeber.
IV. T.
Wistar3 Balsam of Wild Chekkt
gives universal satisfaction, it seems to'
cure a cough by loosening and cleansing,
the iungs, and allaying irritation, thug re-'
moving the cause, Instead ot drying np the'
cough and leaving tlie cause behind. I con
sider the halsam the oest congb medicine
with which I am acquainted." Sold by all'
druggists. i juiy
The Richmond Range. The Richmond'
range is King among cooking stoves, and
no mistake. It is the most complete, best
turnislied, economical stove In the world,
certainly. Every one wk gets- one of
these stoves likes it. and speaks well of- It-'
It economises fuel, is a splendid bakerv
ami looks well in kitchen or parlor. Call
in at W. II. McFarland's and secure a
Richmond Range, and you'll never regret
MAKBUED.
Ill this city, July 12th, 1877. at the Ex
change Hotel. Mr. Jos. 1j. Nixon and
Miss Adda Griggs both ot Linn county.,
DIKD.
On the loth inst-, at the residence of Dri
Crawford in this city, Mrs. Mary Oitmore, '
mother of tlie wife of Dr. Crawford.
Mrs. Gilmore was the daughter of Cof
White, of Kentucky, and was born in said
State in 1788. ' Her eldest sister was ther
first white person born in the State of Ken-
tucky. Her fatlier, Col. White, participat
ed in twenty-two battles with the Indians,
and was killed at tlie battle ot the Thamer
by Tecumseli, tlie great Indian Chief; andf
at tlie same time, it is ' said, as he fell he
sliot and killed Tecumseli. Mrs. Gil mors
moved to Illinois, where she resided for
some years, and in 1 870 she came to Orel
gon, since which time she has resided with-
her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Crawford. Early
in life deceased made a profession of rellg-.
ion and united with the M. E. Church, to
which slie remained faithful until death.
She was an affectionate mother, ever ready
to share with her children in their sorrow
and toils.' She enjoyed good health uo to-
within a few days of her death, and conse
quently was buoyant in spirit, and notwith
standing her great age she was passionate
ly fond of the company of young people.
She leaves two sons and two daughters antE
many friends to mourn her lose..
J. F. DeVocx.
Fok Sale. One hundred acres of land
on the Santiam river one mile north of
Waterloo, Linn county, Oregon, for six
dollars nor acre. Twenty acres of the
lantl tinner Iciicc, and has been in cultiva
tion. Title good. Enquire of ,1. M
Mark?, Lebanon, Linn countr, Oregon
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Gold hi New Yot k, 106 V. .
Legal tenders, 94205..
Silver soiu, , , .
Wheat fl 10 V bushel:. .
Oats, 50c bushel.
Butter, 1&3 20c V pound-.
Eggs, 49c rjdozn, " 1
Chickens, f2 503f3 00 1 dozen.
Beef on foot, 3c t pork, do., 7Tbeti
BiieoiiT-Siiles, 13c; hams, Uc; shouldtn
8c.
Dried apples, 6c; plums, lie.'.
Liverpool wheat niarkpt"," July 10 ;
So