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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1880)
., -, , . ,- . - ii;.r VOLUME XII. UUSIITESS CARDS. Oa tils Spaco ' Four "Weeks. Something NEW Coming ! vllnSS rr vke4 this oPi'ORTUNrrv to inform JL "hi. friend and ihe public generally, that is now Mttlwl in bis .. NEW BUSINESS HOUSE, v en the old .tend ncuoorto r.i.imna. i . i c.uti.l iu irreat an assortment ana a. large a stock of Stoves and Hanges a ran he fonnt In any one house Ibis side of urt bind, and at as .A- PRICE. ALSO ulxxxx5 : 3EAifi'! Ca.llron,- Brass Sc. Enameled - KETTLES, In great variety. Also. Tin, . . Slirfl Iron, (afvanlxctl Iron. unci i foppcrtrare, nry4 on band, and made to order, AT UV IKti KATKS.- Call on Sim. A Kiany. October Si. ISJMrS CITY DBTJa STOZtE, Corner First as.i EU3-werth, st3. Albaxy, oregox. - f t . t "... ' Haaagain taken cltarge of the Drug "Store, hsvla nurrha-iel the entire Inferrat of C. W Kbaw. awor to A. Carol her. 4 Co., and U mow reeetv ing a . ' ; Splendid Xm&"v7 'Stock, wkieh, added 1 lb. - fociaer. rendra It very rumplwe In all the dlSiaauit department.. FMliitg assured thai a tan imj sailed in holh Qualit7 i'iai Erise, ' aeordlattv InvlrcM (m iM rnund and unhtoiu s. K iv'aim a : . : . : - - milSCSffTXOlTS, ' v 'ifll' ' ' ' ' Will rpcnl-e Immu lta 'd can'.fnJ attention t all SMar, r muni wlU(. , ,"?'? T ' - ' ' s raro WTlnt and .UqaorS jfor inediclna tt. SALTWARSRV " imrjai Oo. K. T7-5T10 First etrwt.S dpors wost of Frrry, .ALUltl, mtl '''' OHKUO. - HAVINrt pnrfelinwl tba City Market. t will kr coantanlly 0a hand all klndaof Meat. in h. nhi.f mvt In tli market. I irtll .trfv.atall time. 10 meet the wishes f -UnMnirafOT n wim rneir pu-i nnwo, . pakliyonfl ally are Invited to call at my nnn warn in want m few "w .1 nrlo. tmld for rOSK. , ftlvlOslS Mew Goods I ' ISvxr Departure ! L:iHn.Eif Ana DSEssriAKKia. rlix In CgsOie.riTfn.Miy Trira-mings; Bonnet., Hats,-, take. ptensnre In Invitiaa toAie ot AlbaSy and vicinity to call anj loet rihetn-t.lvea. All aoodawUl be sob! at mlw ttat Heft m1",l . ..,, Ilavln ecnreir tbe aerrica. of a firat class nrenare1 toent, t, and make dreMesJn vSirtred, at ieert nottoe and bi . I ant an y v factarr HAaar t?inobmg for children atmecialty ?SiMS-Fbt.east ofJEllswortlt . fUirMa: at ore on street. Ton are Iwrrtea mean MRS. O. I. PARKS. . 17, 18T- - -XalalEtlt .'ladiaa 'Ssaaediea. . ... .ji-Mrt.-A'toe snot'For- ;s TlTRr5fi-i-A ihi lAdbtn tribe, of the ooast and the jnte- rbw. I nave ti ""Jf "iVu---i irtha! ' . , 'Aettifia vn is lantivrir. from U"MoW'ine' inoi ----,j- whlchareasareefrefof J.: I $J:l . ;''.. wlS'a raU ouTe or 1-, pny- meieadoae p la tl peoaaee, , THE MAN WHO NEVER SAW A BETTER NFAfER I1EAKI OF LOWER 1MMCCT. NEVKR XEE to look AST rARTIf EltJ XVPR CX "K BETTEn PLEASED. NFTFR wilX llAYK A BETTER CHAttCC. WHAT, N V R ? o. mem ft Bound to Pleas" Clotliier and Gents' Outfitter, OF ALIiATSY, OHEOOTV MKUHJAJL. 3. IS. SAVAGE, 21. D., PSiysiciau and Surgeon, Froman.Vi Brick, np stain. First street, s Alnany J. A. DAVIS, 91. 1., J?liysician, Surgeon, and OBSTETRICIAN. o FFICE ANI KESIIKN;b rlrat aireet. over Itedncld iiom, Aioany, vr. Bf. IIEXTOiV, PHTSICIA2T. - Ss M. D., SXJSGS02T. HAVING PERM AN KNTLY I-OCATED IN The city ot Albany, and ei.tered upon 1 the TMiBTT-rtBST year ot bin practice, rn-t fuiiy of Albany and .arroandlniceeunWy. .g at Fohay Uxonl drag .tpre. Kdenoe--.n First street. a" JSLBAHT, t OBWMS3I. . o FFICE Cf MCILWAWS BRICK BU5CK. Residence one door north of broom facto ry, Lyon street. ,lT" T n. W. BAU.ABS, X. D. POWEl.1 BALLAnD POWEIL, Physlciams 7 & njpseon! , HEBAMOJf, ' BCMNI.'".' OrriCB-At Iebanon Drua Stored 2n2 - CVS- CLARK, areczaaoB toj.b. wtatt, dealer in - . Hcaiy and Shelf Hardware, : Inm, Steel mm! Weesmnteal' TIb, First door east of R. K. Toang, i&BJivr, ; jTiintai osxaoir. ST- CHAR LEO . HOTEI, ALBAST, OREGON, r Mrs. C. Honk, Proprietor. npHT8 HOUSE b teen tboigblyoTerhauJ X ei and renovated; and plieea in ;' ' oondHion for the luieommotlntim, of . gaerta. Oood Sample Koom for CoromerciaJ Travelers. mm and I-ebenon. Free Cvmem f rn WILLEBT-AIUjSCII, MantJtectueers of ; Carriages and Wagons. T A ROE stock Can-njreanl WajyoriSconstant- ly on hand, fe? iteoui tone at short notioe and in irtnff and lob work the most SKiirun . . sa-i Alnaety, r. ' : a Ferry Street JAtlED DAWJALO, "-;.--0eaJeTandTnfacweeot.-i- u ssiia VAUIOT .6HIS00U "SETS Ha5r Matrasses. Also Moss. WooT, Pom ami Straw Bedton hand andmadeat l0eit Rates. Worfcaad mtxwSs wmrrantnA as iwpreaaMal. Corner Bseesin Mrt "rry nt., U 0 ALBANY, IS A CLOTHIER. STOCr!!! LEGAL.. ii. K. CJIAXBKH1.A1K. FLIXX &. CIIAaiUERLAIX, Attorneys a.fc Law, alb ah r. . - OXJEOOX. OFFICE-In Foster's new brick block, f!rt door to tbe loll, uprtaira. IInl5 J. c rowtu. W. B. BlLYKf POWELL fc ItIL YEU Attornejra at Law and Solicitors ; : . tn Cbancerjr. ALBANY, - ORKOOH. COLLECTIONS promptly made on all pointa. Liant negotiateU on reasonable term. Ofltce in router, new blwk. iiWvlI 3. K. WEATHEUFOBD, (SOT ART PVbLkM Attorney at Iaw, ALBAST, : : OREGON. WI t. ti PRACTICR IX THIS MFFRRKJfT courts of tbe 81 ate. Special at tention gi v n tnoollection.and torobatu matter, vrrics In Odd Fellows' Temple, j n47vlO O. M. H. B1VACKBVB3I, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AMIAST, l ! OBEUOST. PROMPT ATTESITIOJt business. CilVEBI ALIi SSva If. B. Hl'XPHHIT. :C K. WOI.TEBTOX. Humphrey & Wolverton, Attorneys and 'onnaelre nt Ijw XT ILL PRACTICE IV ALL THE COURTS f of t hi. St ate. OKFif-R In Frouiaa .uric (upstairs) Albany, Oregon. , lints L. II. nOXTANYE, Attorney at JLsl'w9 ALBANY, ORKQOX. fFFIC E U p st a ir, o ver John Brlggn' store. C. II. HEWITT, Attorney and Connaelor at Law. Offloe, OUt Tbtt Office Ihtildina, Albany, Oregon. TC7TLL PRACTICE in tbodlflVrent Courts of T the State. vllnSS :' D., EI. COWLEY, j : :: .V, ATTORNEY AT LAW. i"TFICE In Parrish block, north side First W Htreet, Ainany,tn-eron. . ' All business promptly and earefnlly attended lO. yunoi jriJISIIJB F. WIIITLM, ARTIST, Fresco. Oignv Gcene, Tictorlnl Fainting. U KoMt and 7. Purrl-h Woek.oorner Flrrt and Ferry etreeta, AJDany.uregon... - , Artnlit vgnrowiitmni. as outfit freet' eOONorlak. .Beader.if you want a business at wbtch . persons or ettner sex can mace trreai nay all t oe t ime waen imey wora-, write iot pa tlculv nU. E1U.ITT A Co., Fort land, it. OREGON4 JANUARY LOCAL. MATTERS. A llapoy New Year To All. 1 o We greet all oar readers with a happy New Year, and wish them success and long Itte. May the coining days bring no sorrow or pairr to tlielr homes, but instead niay the blowings of a kind Providence be over them to shield and guide. Blank Deeds and Moitgsges at this office for sale, printed In. the latest form and iu the best manner. rmh Ptrh Wtuted. .One tu 11 lion pounds of fresh pork wanted by Phil Colien, Albany. T 8 e .. " . Tbe oistor-ot tWWthodist Episcopal Chmeh J1I dUconise next Sunday morn- injj oa Copartnership with God.'and in the evening on llow old art Thou ?" i-.f .. Bine Ribbon (Ink. Frklv nlclit, Januarr 2d, the Bine Rib- btOO Ghib will holti forth as usual. A good programme will be offered, and nil sliould attend. nENTlST. "W B. st. FREEl.A4 Urn loeated In Albany tbr she prnetlee of nentbitrjr. All work warranted. Oi(lc tn lnrrlli blcliL, rorapr FlraS n Ferry ant. full At VFltalesale. F. Frenth has a few choice pieces of silverware on hand which he will stll at wholesale prices rather than hold them over. Chance tor bargains in this kind of goods. Men From t'anrer. YV. II. Nickloy, on Wedneaday of hut week, died from the effects of a cancer on the lower Hp. lie suffered untold pain for months. Dr. V. W. tiray. Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Offle In Fos ter's buck block, tip stairs, at Isirge bay window. Prices in proportion to TTMK and material consumed. 11-34 T. Be Keanukfi4 i. -i- - Kemoniber timt Ilaneudcn Brothers have the finest and best assorted stock of plain and fancy groceries In I-inn comity, and they 'will not be undersold. Clioice hams on hand,' and every kind of canned goods and dried fruits. Cnatoas Urftudlna;. Ballard, Isom Co. wish us to inform our readers that they are now doing ens. torn work at tlielr flouring mills in this city, tliarglng the rejrnUrtoJl of one-eighth of every bushel. They want farmers tn call and see them and . test the quality of flour turned out by them- it is most ex cellcnt. i - 54 ":!:' 13 , Carter A Son., , - -One day last week we called at the plati ng mills of Messrs. Carter . & Son. and were surprised at the extent and quality of the machinery used in their Jare factory. and the amount of fine work they are en abled to turn out daily. It is certainly one of the finest appointed factories in the State, and they turn ont work that com pares favorably with any ether In quality and price. . . - Done to II la Beat. Tlie sad news rcnclied this city of the death of W. A. Hill, on Monday, at the residence of his brotiier-in-law, Mr. Bris- tow, in Saletn. Deceased was about 20 years of age, and died of consumption. He was a member of Albany Lodge No. 4, 1. O. O. F. He was brought to this city. on Tuesday, and buried by the Lodge of which he hsd lonir been an honored and worthy member. Peace to his ashes. Forewarned Forearmed. 1hvlf4lan. and Itivallrla nfm vith flmfldftnm The kaiser Celebrated German Klixir for Con- snmption and throat and luntr diseases. It i. rich in the medicinal properties of tar. wild cherry, etc Is rendered perfectly harmloss to the youngest ehild. This would nave proved an Antcel of mercy in the household of those unhappy parent, at Vallojo. Dixon. Beaver, Utah, and nnmeron. other places, whose chil dren were slaughtered by a quack medicine recommended hy It. owners to jure croup, poa mwinir no properties cnlcnlated to cure it, out instead a deadly drtifr which hns slain its thon mnda. Re sure von aret onlv fierman Kllxlr. The irenulne hears the Prussian coat of arm. and the - Ihe-slmilo stirnature of lr. Kaiser. flamnle. at all drae stores. Larse rise. 75 een t s. Fwhat IIasos, Wholesale Ihrajtifiatn. Sole Agents. nsvixms Which has already become a household word. Is derived from tite Greek, and com posed of two -words, Sozo and Odontes. " Sozo" translated, means to preserve. and " Odontes" the teeth" SOZODONT" a preserver of the teeth. , And it Is true to Its name. ' It beautifies and preserves the teetlt, Inruens and invigorates the gums. and corrects an impurities or the breath, The odor or tnm pure preparation is so delightful that it is a luxury to apply it. It is aa harmless as water. okl oy drttg- gut ami perfumers. . . u ..jo ''i" -- l.'M-ntai i itfi. n.. ..t "s'j -": l;V Weal Mod nr It. . ; Mr. Editor r We wish to -express' our heartfelt thanks, through, your paper, to those who attended our social ball at Knox Butte Grange Hall, on the evening f De cember 23d, 1S79, for their excellent con duct. We never saw a more genteel set of youngsters at a gathering of any kind. And our musicians. Messrs. Oakly, Pierce and Godley. surely deserve credit for their good, music and faithfulness ; they can rattle out musie good enough for any bail. We enjoyed ourselves hugely, except one of the Committee, who thought we , were not going to make expenses, and so bad r the "rheumatics.!' : . ; CoMMnTEE. 2.-1880. isalni PK'IUTEIIS AS SFORT8SIEN. A Most Exciting Time , . The BlEsest Hant on KeCora. YanCleTe'i Team get ,oTT ems, Brem't Tcan get 1 3,746-s (rand total of 9,823 ema. VanneTeTeam Wins by 1,331 - ems. Tha most exciting time erer witnessed on the Pacific coast within the memory f the "oldest Inhabitant," came off In this vicinity on Friday last, December 20lh It was time long to be remembered by all who knew anything about it. It was the day set for the match bunt between the vtt teams ot prin'isticsl ramrods, tlie one team commanded by that veteran In tiian warrior and bear banter, Gen. M-V Brnwriand the other by. Coll. Van Qev, who runs the boss shooting-stick' in .this office. Tlie weather was unexceptionable for hnntins (a eood warm stove in ont of the wet), and the gentlemen composing tbe two teams proceeded to put In the time as Suited them best. And scattereeyllong the lakes, swales, rivers, creeks, canal and wheat-field?, from early morn to dewey eve, could have been seen (with a magnify ing glass of three million horse-povfer the bandaome forma of eleven typos busy gath ering in all the game within gunshot (of their pocketbooks) ; everything being 'game'' that came within their reach, ft was a busy nay, and aithongh the wind bowled over tlie prairies and through the pathless woods, and the cloudlets wept a continuous weep over the awful slaughter committed by the professors of tbe shooting-stick and mallet, sometimes called galley slaves," yet nothing daunted, tliese brave men breasted ami backed up to tlie storm and gained a victory in fact, a victory, in point of 'points,' unexampled iu modern history. We feel prondof the craft of tills city. A more energetic, per severing, fearless lot of hunters never put gnus to their shoulders. And now for the score : M. V. Brown 1 torn cat, 2 ducks 400 ems. ., 'V. J. nine 2 geeso 000 ems. L. O. Ralston 1 tame goose, 2 chickens, 1 duck, 1 live coon, 1 crow, 1 . mallard 723 em. C. II. Hnmphrcy 1 goose 450 ems. : Alex. Pnrdom 2 ducks, 200 ems. L. X. Liggett general average 533 ems. .f. G. Evans general average 535 cms. Total for Brown, 3,746 ems. Coll. Van Cleve 1 jay 23 ems. W, II. Mansfield 1 owl, 1 snipe, 1 duck - 300 ems. 31. S. Monteith 2 mudlarks, 1 mallard. 1 pheasant, 1 quail. 1 jay 1,523 ems. TV Callahan 1 mudlark, 1 mallard, 1 duck, 1 hawk, 4 squirrels, 5 robblns 1,029 ems. , ., Jas. Foster, jr. 2 crows 50 ems C. II . Stewart 1 tomcat, 3 mallard, 5 ducks, 1 ineadowlark 1,325 ems. V John Ilackleman general , average 725 ems. . . . Total for Van Cleve, 5,077 ems. Van Cleve wins by 1,331 ems. But this is only tlie begincement the next ma lo will show more "points," we are Inclined to believe from tbe hints we have. heard, than was ever dreamed of in the pliilosoply ol the wildest hunter of Wehfoot. .Wait. Following Is a schedule of the " game". hunted, and the points" allowed for each: Buffalo 3 Iuck.....tJ 100 Elk 2 Goose. 450 Grizzly bear.... .. 3 Snipe 150 Black bear 2 Killdee.... .. -30 Sinnamon bear....2l ; Plover.... ... 150 Deer....;... 10 Sandnepe .... 24 Mallard ...150 Crow..;. 25 Blueiav.... ... . .. 23 ... 40 ...60 . a 05 60 ...100 ...250 ... 23 .... 23 ... 2 ..16 Skunks (aiive)1500 Shitepoke.... 281 Quail. ....... 145 Pheasant.'.... 100 Grouse.... ... 202 Coon .... .... 201 Tom eats..... . 50 Jack rabbit... 63 Rabbtt(unjack 200 Woodpecker .33U Blackbird. .,.124 Gray squirrel. 200 Chipmunk....' 10 Swa......i8C31i Mink (pelt)...... 3 Fox.... 5i Meadow lark Hawk Ovl..., .i. i.. Chicken..., .. Tame goose.... M no lark Blackbird.... , Jaybird.. .... . &tgehen,... ... KobDin Pine i luirrel...... 24 Ground squirrel... 40 Turkey wild .... .. 50 no tame 150 Cougar'.... 1 bagie ibaiti ) . . . .... .756 Muskrat .... ..190 Pigeon.... 50 do (stuffed) ,...2 m TSimSt. ,.v It depends on whom a bluff la run. whether it will pan out well or not A man that is centring some way to get tlie best of another and thinks he has got him in a tight place, U the easiest man in the world to bluff off tor example, as the stage en route for Marion from Scio was driven upon tbe ferry boat across the Santt- am river, as a general thing tlie driver alights from the stage arid waters bis team. The ferryman not being on good terms witn the driver, as well as with many others, thinking this a good opportunity to show himself, draws a knife from his P01 ThJ his Intentions were remains a mystery, but quick.-as . thought Mr. S.. the driver, drew from his coat pocket an old peculiar pipe, at the same time brought it to bear upon , the. ferryman, saying. "D you, draw a weapon on me,. will you ?' "Don't shoot," and a plash of water was beard.' By that' time the pas sengers roared ont in laughter to see Mr. DM the ferryman, in the river np to his anas, pegging for mercy, which was grant ed. ettaterman. - Miss Minnie Johnson has gone to En gene City, to spend Um holidays with her parents. . :,. .... i Ivetetauta. Christmas eve arrived on time and was' mil? celebrated tn f riuT burg. The CbrlsX- mas trees af tbe M. E. ChtrrcK, U. P. Church. Presbyterian Chttrch, Congrega tional Cflurcfi, farfgeifcal ChflTch alio M. k. Church' South were weil filled, tlie num ber of presents prrAabty being as great but not quite as expensiYe s In former years. The children reamed to enjoy the ; oecaaian just as well as if the : presents had been more costlj. The pnfertnlntneiits given at each place, we are fnf&rmedC adtled to the general Interest. SantotTClaas" at the M. E. ClmrchrrCT was gorgeous in 'patent leather boots'? and gay trliHraftjgs, seei fitgly tickling the risibles of the large audi" enee tliihey couldn't contain themselves. Tbe ball given by Albany Engine Co., No. 1. was well attended, and proved an un usually pleasant occasion. The decora ttom were in good taste, and the manage ment was all that could be desired. On Thursday evening a supper was given at tbe Exchange hotel, by the loner In tbe third match bunt between the Burk- hart ami Ilackleman reams, the last named being the losers. ' It was a first class sup per, as all who "got In" on the occa Slon will readily testify. By a unanimous Vote of the Club, Mr. Murray and wife and Mr. Kick Sprenger and wife, tvbo arrang ed tlie whole matter of the supper, were returned special thanks for their efforts in behalf of the Club and its guests on tbe occasion. After supper quite a number of speeches were made, provokativeot a good deal of metriment and jolarity. It was a season ot fun, and the only regret about it all is, that there seems little show for another similar supper very soon. A RattrOMl to liknMn. The people ot Iebnnon are rejoicing In the prospect of earlv railroad connection with Alliany.. Tlie O. & C. Railroad Co, proffers to put down the rails and furuish all tlie necessary locomotive, cars, etc.. if tlie citizens will grade the road and fur nish the ties. Just as soon as the road is ready for the track, the Co. promises to have it laid, with new steel rails, and the road throughout furnished in first class manner. The work, of grading will be a small matter ; the only expense being tbe ties, which will cost probably 6.000. V understand tbe people interested have re ceived the proposition favorably ; and if this be- trite, and the people resolve to do the part assigned tliem, the snort of .the iron horse will be heard on the streets of Lebanon within a few months. We are led to believe that tlie road will not stop at Lebanon, but will be continued on over the mountains-jnitll it makes connection with an Eaetirir- line. We don't snpposfl all this will bcMCdtnpitehed In one season. but in the rear future a road with Eastern connections will be built, taking in Leba non and this city, and making its western terminus on the Pad He ocean, as we be lieve, at or in the Vicinity ot Yaqtri&A Bay. A road to Yaquiaa Bay Is the great desid eratum,' and We can have such a line by the right kind of work. 1 . m - i KaoSes Braoa Band. ! Tlie ladies composing tlie new brass band gave an entertainment on. Tuesday evening at the Opera -House, wbiclr was crowded with our citizen. The Mechan ics' Brass BamL Albany Cornet Band; and Oakley's Mlnbtreis aided in making a most attractive bill for Um evening. The first named band has greatly improved of late, and gave us mic on the occasion that called forth the meet flattering re marks. Tbe Cornet Bam Is also whooping right atotijf. and the boys will soon be up iu Iront. The ladies did not receive their instruments until last week, vet ther played one piece In such manner as to re- ceiev a tnmnltnous encore. The minstrel performance ... was good . enough, and kept tbe audience In a continuous roar. The hall, too, was more comfortable than Usual, and ail seemed to enjoy the occasion. Tlie receipts must have been large. Succeas attend the Ladle' Brass Band. of CsaS.lse ' HillofCosibthiab Iadgx Xo. 17, A. FA AiiL Whereas, It has pleased the srreat and Supreme Architect, before whose infinite wlrirtom ami goodness we most nomwy how to take from amonar us mir much be loved and honored brother. D. M. Thomp son : Denoiu now swiiuy tne sands or time rim by. and how? rapidly our lives are drawing to a close. . He bad hardly reached the prime of manhood before lie was cut down by the all devouring scythe of time, and was gathered Into the land where our father have gone before us. Hence to that bright celestial -Lodge to which all good Masons hope to attend. He has been called to his long . home ; his labors on earth are e ruled ; his voice Is hushed for ever ; no more shall we meet him and re ceive lila friendly grasp ; he will no more go in and out before us. To which sad dispensation, though deeply grieved, we iiesoiva. mat by the death of our es teemed brother, our lodge lias tost one of ks oest ana most esteemed memhers ; the community a most worthy aid hmianhla man. ana nis Kindred a kind and affection ate relative whose blameless lite Is worthy w wir utHine Benrary, netniTta. inat a maurnlnff natrn tm in. scribed to his memory -in our Bonk ot Re cord. anfN that this Lodge be draped In mourning, and the members wear tbe usual natige or mourning for thirty days. Resolved. That a copy of these resolu tions be entered upon the Record ot this Lodge, and one sent under seat ot , iw Lodge to his wife ; also, copies tor each of uie papers 01 wis cuy. -. L. !3ksxer, . Erorart: HrJCHANAJ, J..M.'AXJTBOTJSS,; Coramlitee. - Albant, Or., Dec. 20,. 1873. The.' plastering ip the new hotel at tbe depot is tbeught to be iujnred by tbe late eold am7t . ;.r aro. u.z " --! Tae Prfntera The' game .iTppV provided' at Mady Restaurant oh Saturday evening for Jhf printers engaged In the mafett ritthf pf ti 6y bebre, and "their 'paSS; "Viblg thing", and the prinMrV enjoyed it aa ther - lUTitnauty no enjoy jgoou tnmgs, ..vra . noticed thtftone or two of tlie mmnnr nV ardtned the "Jgame pJafej before .Qmm somewliat crlt'Scaliy. btt the majority wen the "whtflfe hog" without, , ftnlvar or bat of the eye. Mr. Mady la a tnastur hand at getting up game, nd he put' kt his buf licks on Saturday night's snpper.T Gan Brtrwn acknowledged having been beateiv Ml fafd tbe' entire blame on Bill .Caanon'i horse the animal the General bestrode en the bunt.. We said bestrode, , but. ' should have said led, aa the General Ialir ed that the , animal ; had oeyer : been, oiu" caied la war tactics and woHldA.atas. flre, therefijre be had to dUnwmt aai3 "Um8" the unruly beast. lie was. perfectly wcl satisfied, however, tfesthis team was in condition to win now. antf (&rf Droooan to walk Into the euni''' ia tbt atit hunt. Tlie evening was pleasantly spent by the typos and tlielr friends, the rati at times being fast and furious. We a wastf tlie next hnnt, which will doubtless coroe iu due season. As the last hunt exhausted all tlie " game" within miles of tbe city (as well as the quoin of those engaged? two or three weeks may elapse be rare tfid next bunt but there'll be a hunt, sure. 3 . , . , ,j' , Tlie M. E. Sunday School concert en Sunday evening was very entertaining and" interesting. The diurcb was crowdeVI wtUV people, and good order prevailed with7 one or two exceptions. The children all ac quitted themselves well, and all deserve' praixe. The original poem, by: TbomiSf Calloway, was well read and welt Written, showing in every line that the author hf a" poet. The magic lantern views were very' entertaining, especially the last plcfonSr ami Prof. Main added greatly ttte'tfft' terest by his explanations of the shad"-s ows on tlie wall." In short we have seldom . wiuiessed a more entertaining concert than that of Sunday evening at the Meth- odist Church. Give ni more of tbeto; A Chinaman named Pen, liad bis feet; badly frozen during' the recent cold .snap, in this wise : Upon the wager of a small . sum, probably One dollar, lie walked; . through tins suow Jie distance of aTmtlev wlthont boots ot shoes oft' fifr fcef (o Bhlelt ; tiiera from- the weather: When he'caW'1 m he ooald searrely walk, and hl jest" -were Immediately placed lit hot water Xff. warm them. The doctor thinks he enrf ' save tlie feet, buf It will be close ehevd7 Boot - tm : tne ' 7BA' ' n Last Sunday a young roah' tiaincd Joe ... Myera, over in the Forks of the Santianr i. about fotn tntles from Lebanon, snot bluK ing it badly. He was liandJlng a" foui' sliooter wlien one of tile balls exploded,-tbe ball entering the palm of the hand andr ranging upward came out .at Um wrist. Dra. Ballard' and Powell have the case is , band, and hope' (6 save the , bamL front' ., amputation. .: ; . lir ,. ,4 " o .t Jew Years' Dinner.' ' 1 . -s - ' ';- ; .1 ;. -t 'Pha TnirioB ft tha f ' V. r?hnrh tiMt m Dinner at tlie Opera fionse on NowVears' v. . "v v. , mm . ..... u.. wm i ihvlMim 19' rn 9 nVhvV iml TjMbai cJ.ki l .1 t s i. n.i.ic . Dinner 50c; lunch 25c. There wlll.be . music postofB'cev oysteriv lee cream, etc. A cordial infltaffon is eitendedf to all to ' participate. Contributions to the Dinner . or Ltlnch Umnk fully received. Tieketa tor" ... Mnner or Lobfeft tfao l ofrtmned the" Cornmflte at the doorV , , . , . Tbe Association extends to yob, Chris tian worker, a ft urgent invitation te at.. tend anu' participate in its meetings; etAi ing and praying together that Its Win tar campaign . may result' in God's glory" andj the salvation Of many precious souls; Tbe. subject for next Sabbath la f ."Tlie dVne el , awakening." Romans ; 13-11. r, For Wed nesday evening 4'The day of pentecost." Acts 2d chapter; i; V. Mr.'.W. tf. Baltimore has nought ui ' the stock of groceries, prbvislohs, etc!,' ef Julius Joseph, In the Register buildings ' takings possession January -1st,., He prev- poses , to Keep a nrsc class assortment of goods in his line, and don't, yoi forget hv -Tne'tVaea nenry Coleroan, reported lost lest week has turned up all r'ghC at Big Madwg. Henry is too old and experienced a moun 1 talneer to give up for one i little storm, -t .,ft,-.s j '',-.,,.,..!',.. ; Mrs. G. Parrih has removed her mill lav. r? atom from tha RiavrA TTonu luflnj difTs building next to tint Bank. n. jii . ... . ' ' - Dec 23th, 1879, In BoenaC Vfsta, t llW I rnuaiica vi ciwurtair uufs jr nvm t v Bowersox, Mr. James Church, jr aaJ met jr t w aN S ' . n Vv.tA. il.- .mas Maggie a,, amvta en et rm.B vcxmiyj 1 Oregon. , "' , . , m i'-r.f-. i i- v- j-.-. .' ! Mrs.' Emma McDonald; wife of Chas. A. McDonald engineer1 en ihe" A:15any Ex press, died ' Dec. 30th1,' and was- burfesJ ed the 1st cf Jan.' ; - '""