The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, March 05, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJ 1 4 HELMBOMTS 'i-OMPODJiD f TImTJID extract jrnAIIJIACElITICAI- 5 . ' t - f t -4 i Specific Remedy for all ua OF THE teMtt niifl iflfgs. tor Debility, Loss of Memory .Indispo sition to Exertion or Rusjues. Shortness bt Breath, Tfoi'ibled vitii-Thonght-Bf DU- Dimr.ess ot Vis:rin Pain in.tKe Back," Chest and Head. Rush of Blood to the Hed. Pale Countenape atidfIJry Ski. if these symptoms are allowed to go on. Tory frequently Kpileptic Kits ami Con- tuiDtion VVJlow. When the constitution netiic alt?teVil requires the aid of an Iniigorafjnjr, nietlicine to strengthen and i 1 i. . , tone np the sysictri'. rvhicli Tel2a'boid5s I Buclm" H ELM OLD'S. BUCHU - , I IVneqtinlcd j iri remc i'on. It is preTibed py ine, tost ruintcuv f iiyecians an over t,M wcrld. In lijicitltihtUin, lltermaf orrlirrn, Kearnlcfii; JKcrvousncsrj Inlig:etipn, Coiistipfior$X (t r' f-i - Aches & rains, QMirral jf? biuty; T?-tI-er Complaint, -. JEpilepsy, . : ilmd I roubles, ; Paralysis. " general ill healtli, Spinal fii?cases 7 Scialich, tteatn?. . laiiiitbagrO) . Catarrh, .,..r vlfertons Complaints, Feiiiafe Complaints, &c. , Ileartache, Pain in the ShonlJr,Congh, Diuines Sour Sromacli, Krtiptions, Bad Taste in the Montli, Palpitation of the Usart. Pain in the region of the Kldhe Uhd thotisaud other jxaiiifiil iyibptoinS, pre uie OKspniigs 01 .uyspepsia. ', . 4 -j HELTlKOt DM 11 U C H V t- - . - - - - - .- j Invlsorateo the Stomach, .nd stimulates tlie torpid Xlver, Bowels 4 Kidneys, to healthy action, in clean iRthe blood of all impurities, and impart &new life and vigor to the whole system A tingle tfrial wty be quite sufflcicnt to "t? tifi not ftt&iting of Us Valpi '6lS Viafoua'fties.'. - V. - i. . FlICEj $1 PEU BOttLE, '' - f. - : . uvered to any address free trom obser- I . , ( 4. .A tlenUM may consult by letter, recelr a me; attention as by callinj;., i nt PhyVlclaes Ajshd tp Torres All letters should be Mttdressed - Zri xist asi CTSwsaist, d Everywhere:' Y tnay231ln34 The Cr5ti Carriage Manufacturing House of the world. EMERSON, FISHER & CO TOP GGIES -AND- Best Material. Good WorkmaiMhln,' Handsome Styles. Strong and Durable Vehicles 70,000 XAXiritTIKED y Exnno!i. i-Mnr.R . Avr OF THE AMERICAS tOSTIXEST. They itve uafatltnr ti-reton nthllrrtu nil ratrta of t hecoimtry - AH their work the Country of purport similar to tl: flic subject to inspection Mrr. KMrKsos. riHirR Co.: 1 have nwl one of vourTon Oneirics three stable, and they have given me perfect satisfaction Umn. dinwr t .Iiiiikh x r r-ar Sirs I have been nslnz tbe Emers'on suppose, as nnv one ennld. I had fnst horse, diwc him at fall speed, fomntlines with two la dies and ni vself in the lnnre-v. and it is t-dnv worth all the money I paid for it. I say the Em erson A Fisher Busies will'do. The favorable remit at Ion the Carriages have several years lv Livervmcn. I'riysieiiins.nml others requiring hard and constant nc. lias leu to an increased demand from those localities, to meet which the mannfacturinr facilities of their mammoth establishment bave laen extended, 360 CARRIAGES A WEEK. emersoh, fisher & coh ".tTlioIesalo aad ROGE HAFFEWDEH FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS5 FANCY GROCERIES? CALIFOSITIA CHACSSP.S, CA2TDIZS, ITUTS; In fart the largest, best Assorted and most Varied Stock of TSltOCERIES in the tetfnntry. THK ONLY EXCLUSIVE ALBANY Za Fireproof ric2?,' fifs ALBANY MARBLE WORKS. STAXGrEX. BB0S.$ -DEALERS IS- ITflbiAUiiaents, and SEAS " EXECUTED if- ' ;' :. ITALIAN OR MARBLE. Albany,' t : ? Oregon. Also, every variety Of wnfir nAnj, wun nwftinRmt tit lent Ion given o orders from any part or ino l-ituto nml WaxMnsrton Tcnltory, by imiil oroth-' Icrwisn. and Droaiotly panteu. Order your "work done ivith C. T. Raynolds & ?tfs StLfa Vernislies andSiiTrfirie eosel? .Colors. TKese Vamislies. and Colorj &T0f irt Use ln'.tftt'tiCe principal Coach, and Cilr tiops ronghout the United States GgiQ. ' $0 Svery vVhere recognized as the "best for all Pine Work, t-rsd expressly for this market, ta suit ths pecdbltl cfxtats. - PHETONS J In Every Respect. CARRIAGES & c-. ake sow is ran w eteit is-warwiritcd -Thev linve nwcired testimo- tic loiiov. li k, nuDuruus ox wmcn are i OaUva. Ills.. Jnlv 16. lf79., vcars. und three of them two yenrs in my liver and are in eonstant use. Oscar Smallet. NEvnMRTt.. C.. JulV 17. 1879. Fisher Bn?cry I bowtht from yon as roughly.I A. M. Tkauvk, Farmer. maiic4n kicallttes where they have been nod for enabling 1 lie m now to turn out in gouu bijk:. carriages are the mr. Sealers In GROCERY IN Street, Allas Oregon Tablets, VERMONT cemetery and other stof miu uihjbivii. dijw torwarded. , All work war- .- rn sre new tr. PROVISIONS! IE Mil ALBANY FfelbAY, MAUCH 5, 1880. L6cAl matters. Llaa ('onii tj Repabllean Convention. At a meeting of the Republican Central (Committee of Linn county.held at Albany, Fcburnry 23th, it was ordered that a Re publican County Convention be called to meet at the Court House in Albany, on Wedftesdayv fclarch 31st, 1880, at 10 A. M., for the purpqse of selecting 11 delegates to the State Convention to be held at Port land, April 21st, 18S0, nominating candi dates ior county offlcer.4, and the transac tion of such other buslnes.as the aaid Count v Convention may , deeni net-essary. It is recpnunencled that the several pre chict incetiiigH.bb held on Saturday, March 27ih, 1830, at 2 F. M., for khe purpose of clecfing delegates to attend the Conilty Convention. The several precincts will be entitled to delegates as follows t East Albany 7 West Allwny 6 ltiownsville 5 Hi mli Creek t Center 2 Franklin Butte 1 Fox VJUley ...-1 Harrisbure S Lebanon.. ..4 Liberty ... Orleans ... Syracuse .'. .1 .1 . Shodd 3 1U ...... ay.. Santiam 1 Sweet Home 1 HaWey ..4 1 Waterloo S W. M. KETCHUM.i Chairman X. Baum, See. Rumorefl Iinpravementa. . .. 'Rnmor on the ftreets Wednesday to the effect tiiut Mr-.Thotnas Alonteith intended erecting a two-story; brick on the corner of Fir? t nml Broad ilbln streets nest month ; said bntkUitg Ao. .be 50x100 feet, two hand some Btoreroori.s on the filst ioor, the corner room to be used by tha new Sfcoteh Bank, the inside by Kline & Co., while the upper story was to be fashioned into a grand Opera House ati.d oyer this news the city lelt good enough'. An interview yesterday morning with, Mr. Mouteith dis clnct1 the fact that lie had ordered all the wooden tenements removetl from tlie lot, and tlrnt he might build therein this sea son and he might not lie had not fully determined as yet. And this is all there Is in ttic rumor. Tangent Items. Under date of March 3d, our correspond ent writes . Weather Very stormy lor the last three days raini wind and snow. Snow two Inches debpl All larni work has stopped for the present. Oiir annual school electi'in. passed off qnletly. Mr. Ill-nry Settleri.eir was elect ed a director, and Mr. A. Blevliis was elected District Clerk. Good enough. There is n good deal ot Sickness in this vicinity at present. Mrs. H. McClun lung aiifi has been very sick for some time, w Tery. little hopes of recovery! ... flK Jolin Liiper has been quite sick for the la-it five or six weeks with t$phoid pneumonia, but is slowly recovering. i Banner Lodge No. 23, ol Jacksonville, Instituted by T. B. Odeneal, D.G.M.W., February 17th, with thirty charter mem bers and tlie following officers: P.M.W., Thomas G. Rcnmes ; M W., H. K. Han- oa ; O.F., Win. .1. Plyniale ; O., Thomas B. Kent ; G-i E. B. Watson ; R.. Frank Krause ; F., Charles Xickell ; R., K.sper Kubli; I.W.i Solomon Wise; O.W.. Fred Luy ; Ti-iistee, James Wilson, New. man Fisher and Fred Grobc ; Medical Ex aminer, Dr. Geo. II. Aiken. Home Lodge No. 2-1. of Oakland, was organized February SGtli by T. B. Odeneal. D.G.M VT w'iit tiio following officers: P.M.W.. Geo. T. Russell ; M.W., Jas. Dearling; F, E. J. Page; O., Alex. Gib son ; G., WVT. Fisher.; R., Eugene Mul ler ; F.. W.. it. Mdpre ; it.; W. II. Krnse; I.W., E. Hartsock ; O.W.: T. W. Winnl fbrtl ; Medical Examiner, Dr. E. J. Page. V. . P. ', A. Tlie annual business meeting nt ths Ifoiuig People's Christian Association will be held next Monday evening, for the election of officers, and siich other biisluess as mav come before the Association. . X Gospel Temperance meeting wili be iield next Sunday at 4 o'clock. Text Rom.itis lv-21. t Ou Wednsday evening the services will Kt. ui. ti.i. T)bnl.r.Li.lon r'l......l. VUIlUifOtCU WJ bills A It.-l.J ...ti'tll VIKUV II. better List. . Uncalled for and remaining Jn tlie Post office in H is city for the week ending Mar. tii. issu x .,. ? Boyd,, jfnlcoitt Miller. S or F Cox. AW Moore, W M Clark. MA Myers, Mrs Maggie P::vi.s. C A Reese, Joseph Herreu, Wm s Recti,. Uonoven P. il. RAYMOND, P. M. The Review. Wo nave received the first issue of the Jieriexr, published at- Harrisburg in this county, by J. SI. Allison. .U.Is a neat seven column weekly, filled with local and general news, and under Joe's manager rrient we hope will prove a success. The subscription price is $2 per annum. itellgiona Services. Be.v. J. T. Wolfe wld preach In the M. E: ebtirch next Suuday,morn:ngand even Ing. "Cards, cliess and billiards" will be the theme In tlie evening. - The public Is cordially invited. 1 ' " ' We Cnu't Talk Without showing tlie condition of our te&h. Every laugh exposes them. In ordfjiot to be ashamed of Uiem let us use tliat stan dard dentifrice. SOZODONT, which Is sure to keep them white aud spotless No tartar can ncnlst them, .:n9 canker affect the enamel, no species of decay Infest tlie dental bone, if SOZODONTJs regular ly used- It Is a botanical preparation, aim its beneficial effects on the. teeth and gums are marvelous, as It removes all discolora tion, aud renders tbe gums bard and rosy. . 23 S.. --I ' P 1 -i- . ' Orjeoa PreaBjrterjr. i Tlie Prefebytery of Oregon will meet in Albany on the 16U inst. . School Meeting. ' Taw 'annual school meeting was held In the "Court House on Monday night. The report of the Directors for the year 1879 was read and placet! on Hie. A motion to authorize the Directors to levy a tax of 2) mills to maintain free schools for the year bronght on a fierce debate. In which a number participated. The Chair ruled the niotion out of order, on the ground that t ie Directors had no right to levy a tax. A motion was tlien made that a tax of two mills be levied In the district (5) for tlie purpose of maintaining free schools tor the usual time, and tliat none but the common English branches be taught In the schools. After some discussion, attempted amendments, etc., a motion was entertain ed and carried that each voter come for ward and have vote recorded by the clerks Judge Flinn having been appointed to as sist Mr. J. II. Burkhart, the School Clerk, in registering the names. The result showed 97 tor the tax to 50 against, so we are to have free schools the coining year. Messrs. Bilyeu, John Connor and L. C. Rice, were the Directors for last year. Mr. Rice's term of office expires with the meet ing, and an election will be held at Central school hoibe on Monday afternoon for a Director to serve three years, and a Clerk to serve one year. itEroirr of scuool directors ; r Following is the report of Directors of School District No. 5 for the past year : MONIES RECEIVED . Pnblic money Cnllpcled as taxes.. All other sources .. 1.86 .10 1.3IB 08 . 159 98 .....3,341 66 Total......... PAID OX'T : To teachers. Cue prior to March 1, 1879.4 651 SI To teachers sinus March, 17 2,249 16 Other bill as Vict Clerk's rcixrt on file. 415 49 Total... ..3,325 99 ... 15 67 Balance on hand. The estimate for the coming year to March 1, 1SS1, provided a school Is taught nine months and a tax levied, !!! approx imate as follows : PreenHatib5(Iness to teachers.... ,. 615 69 Fortune niontns at mo per monmior .1 teachers 2,610 oo 123 O0 SO 00 25 0O 100 00 Wood i,.. U Two stores and putting np isionmsana cnaiK Incidental expenses Clerk's fees 90 00 Total $3,845 C To meet the above, say we receive pub lic money $1,800, that will leaves deficien cy off 2, 04o t9 to be provided for by tax, and winch will probably require an as sessment on the taxable property ot this district of some two and a half mills. The Directors are cf the opinion, under tlie pressure of the times, that the district caii pas? imntjier yeai with tlie present biiildhigsl All ol which is respectfully siibmhted. .1. Conner, L. C. Rice, . L. Bilyeu. i i V School Directors eciiooi. clekk's BErcnr : Total cash received for the year end- in March 1.1S80 . ..S3.341 68 fHsh paid teachers Ciish imld for wood Cas paid for repairs Clerk '5 pei-ci-nt. for collecting Other incidental expenses .. ,!10 50 .. 175 00 ."7 1? 65 80 .. 117 7 . .3,32 99 13 f7 3,S4I 66 Total Balance iu hands of Clerk Following amounts are due : E. F. Sox. principal teacher.. .S-270 00 Mrs. K. F. Sox, assistant teacher.. .. 100 00 Mrs. M. Gaston, assistant encher - 50 no J.. N. Liirirett. assistant teacher.. loo 00 Miss Alexander, assistant teacher,.. Miss li. Miller, assistant teacher..... Mrs. E;rrert, assistant teacher. Foshny A Mason, nicdse McFarland & Harvey, nicdse . 150 00 . 100 00 . 26 66 . 17 78 . 31 25 .845 69 Total Indebtedness March 1,1880. Of the amount paid teachers, $6G1 34 was paid for services before March 1st, 1370, being on last school year. J. II. Bcrkjiart, Clerk. Channel Cleare!. The work of clearing the channel in the Upper Willamette, Under the direction' of Engineer A. Habersham, is completed . Tlie government snag-boat has been under going repairs, and could not be utilized, so tlie A. A. McCully was brought into requi sition; 110 to 150 trees which had been blown tlowii between Fairfield and Peoria by the storm of the 0th li t., and all snags which were serious obstructions to naviga tion were removetl, and there is now a clear channel to Peoria. The worst place Vns at Lone Tree bar where SO trees had taileu. -' Albany and Lebanon Railroad. . Articles of incorporation have been filed by Messrs. . J. N. Dolph, J. Brandt, jr.. and Paul Schulze, of Portland, incorporat ing the Albany fc Lebanon Railroad Com pany, the object being to construct and maintain a railroad and telegraph line from this city to Lebanon,, a distance of say fifteen miles. Tlie cr pital stock is fixed at $200. 000, divided into 2,000 shares. Work will be commenced, we are led to believe, just as soon as the weather will permit, aud as ttie distance is short and tlie Iron on the way, onr Lebanon people will not have long to wait for a railroad ride. - ; Vrand Entertainment. A grand entertainment was given by the scholars ot district No. 17, at the Burkhart School-house, on Thursdav evening, 26th, 1S30, under -the ninnjigcmsl't of Messrs. W. S. Wallace and II. C. Uardman, which proved to be a grand success, considering the bad condition of the roads. There was. h, good attendance, .ll of wliom eujayed tle most pleasant evening of .their Uvea. 'he entertainment lasted about four hours. Mh'sic furnished by Miss Flora Smith. Thus far the young people of tills part are champions iu tlie way of giving good en tertainments. Observer. - Baptist. Social. . - :-ff '-'a ,Jf The, t regular monthly social 0J the Bap tist. Church wfll be held at the pastor's residence, next, Friday evening, March 5th, 1880, .at 7 o'6ock p. yf. All are invit ed.' Tlie usual refreshments will 'be served. ' Committee. Don't Stop that Conch .: .Too suddenly by taking some mixture con taining Morphine, Better: far let Nature Uke its course, gently assisted by., that pleasant and reliable remedy, Dr. Young's Yankee Cough Syrup. Republican Central ComnilUe. The Republican Central Cbmmitteo r,r Linn county met at the Opera House at 2 r. M. on Saturday, February 28th. Tlie members of the Ccmmlttee present wera J. B. McCoy. Frank Woods. Tu- - - vi 1 1IB H. C. Powell and N, Baura proxy for Jos Pearl. The committee was called to iw by D. Froman, when "W. M. Ketchum was elected Chairinan.and N. Baum Secretary. On Diction it was ordered that tlie Coun ty Convention be called to meet in tlrfs city on Wednesday, March 31st, 18S0, for Jhe purpose ot selecting eleven delegates to the Mate ion vent ion, aim to place in nomination candidates for the several county officef", and to transact any other business that may come before the Con vention. It was ordered that the precinct meetings be held on Saturday, March, 27th, at 2 p. M. ot that day. An apportionment ot the delegates to the Comity Convention was made on the basis bf one vote for every 25 votes, and one for every 15 votes and over cast for Secretary of State at the last general elec tion. I . The C'alifornian. The Ctfrn(tfl tor ltvit, publish-kl bv the A. Roman Publishing Co., of San Fran cisco, lias been received, and is sparkling with irood thinsrs. ft crows better and better, and should have, and doubtless will secure, an immense circulation. "Sand," by J. W. Gaily, grows more and hiore in teresting. A paper on "Our Relations with Mexico." by Henry S. Brooks, is well written, and will attract general attention. Tlie articles on -'Sliepherds and sheep-herd ing," by Robert Duncan Milne, and "Cer tain Phases of the Chinese Question," by John F. Miller, will be read jwith general interest. The magazine, however, is cram med with good tilings, and will not only attract the general reader but thinkers as well all over the country. School for near Mnsca. The Oregon School for Deaf Mutes will open at Salem on March 31st, 1830, with Rev. P. S. Knisiht, principal ; Mrs. R. Mc- Cullough, matron ; Wm. S. Smith and Mr. iKnight, assistant teachers. The aim wii! b to surround the pupils with the comforts of a well regulated home, and to suppply them with the best instruction possible. Those wishing to secure the admission of pupils at State charge should send written applications, stating reasons, before March 30th, if possible. Tupils should be furnished with clo'hing and bed ding, as heretofore. Both boys and girls will be required to lielp in the light work of the institution, under direction ot the officer?. ; Thanks. The managers of the exhibition held at tbc.:Ihirkhart School-house, February 26th, respectfully tender their thanks to Miss Flora Smith, who kindly furnished us with muic and the use of lier Organ', gratuit ously, on that occasion. In behalf of tlie managers. II. C: Hai;ijian. Sot WUhilrawn. J. J. Charlton made, us a short call on Tuesday. He ha hot withdrawn as a Republican candidate tot Sheriff of Linn county, and his iy.etids will present his name to the Republican County Convent (ton. IHooIt & Ladder Co. Rescue itaot: & Ladder Co., -meets this evening. The adoption of" by-laws, other important business on hand. aud Dr. U. W. Urny. Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office iu Fos ter's brick block, np stairs, at large bay window. Prices In proportion to time and material consumed. 11-34 i:XTI5T. nr. It. -R. rREELAan has located In Albany Tor the practice of Dentistry. All work warranted, flice In farrlsli block, cornvr First and Ferry sts. fcbl PARAUISATOLETS. As March.; came in like a lion It will probably go cut .like a lamb. SnowJall ojL.Tiie.day, Tliroi:gh.j the completion of the west side road'tb Corvallis, Albany lias lost traie from Benton county. The erection of a bridge across tlie Willamette at this city would more than get it-back. Linn Engine Co. No. 2 recommended the purchase of a lot on the cast side of Lyon, "betweeii First and Second streets. on which to erect an engine house for tlie Co: - Bart. Allen, of Halsey, was in the city Wcdiiesdav. At the Blue Ribbon Ciiib Friday night a first rate programme was. offered. A good attendance is a I ways -secured at these meetings. - The revival meetings at the Evangelical Church still continue nightly, with excel lent results. Rev. Mr. Stevens has purchased a place at Yaqulna Bay, where be proposes to remove as soon as tlie weather aud roads will permit. . : See notices of Jason Wheeler, adminis trator of the estate ot A. Carotbers & Co.. A. Carothers being deceased, in this issue. A light rain Tuesday night with fall of snow Wednesday morning. Much of this kind of weather and the Spring freshet will De Immense. Emerson, Fisher & Co., ot Cincinnati, unia. nave secured a high reputation as caThge4 builders. Having an immense establishment tliey turn out a very larae ramounc oi work. See ad. elsewhere Anyone knowing the wJjeTeabouts of one rwot.l T . T I. . 15 "f . ..r-vjr . juatwui -corner a ravor by writing iiisniothor, MrsEWxaJjetdLee, voiona, Mfuiea county. Michigan" W. B. Calfter, State Printer find editor of the Cormiis Gazette, is at Ijjs Angeles, iallfornia, and writes ; that bis, Health is not Improved, but Is still as poor as when he left home. - rt ,-i W. C Gr is wold is ouce.aioroJree. uav- ing been dlscliargcd from custody by Judge ueauy on uoiiday. . : . Dr. D. St. Jones' Slid wtfe, in tbia front . of the week,' left tis for Eastern Oregon, where tlie Dr.. goes to look alter his large sheep InterestvlotJiftt section. ;;i , i ' Delicious canned iaches, and' other fruits, selling at old prices, at Haffeuden Bros. ' Mr. Payne and wife, of Seattle, arrived in this city, their old home, on Tnestlay. Mrs. Mary Craw lord, who died In Seattle, W. T-, on Friday, was brought to this city for interment on Tuesday. Funeral trom the M. E. Church, of which Church deceased had long been a worthy member, on Tuesday. Another victim ot eonsunitt lion. Deceased leaves ft husband and little daughter. Piles of canned tomatoes, to lw snld at bottom fiirures. It is rumored that some or our citizens, who own bands of stock in Eastern Ore gon, are big losers, caused by the rouah winter. - Dr. Boughton. Perry Raymond.' Judge. Weatherford and others who went to East ern Oregon a week or two sine In search of land, returned the latter part of last week. They Invested in lamj. about sixty miles above tlie Dalies and about ien miles, back from the river, and they think they have a good thing, and advices others who are prepared to do so tositnilarly Invest. Staple groceries can, be bought at Haff endeu Brothers at tlie lowest figures at which they can be honestly sold, and all. goods are of the best quality. Banner Lodge No. 23, A.O.U.W., Jack sonville, is composed of the wealthiest and most influential men in that city, and they propose to increase the membership to one hundred right away off. Success, Ban ner. . In tlie case of StinsoivvJ. M. V. Brown, verdict for plaintiff for $3,775. Choiee Oregon hnms,side meat.shoulders, lard, in cans or in bulk, at Haffenden's. The wool clip .in tlie vicinity of Hepp. ncr for the coming year, at present prices, is figured at $300,000. Spriug, vernal spring. T. B. Odeneal, Esq., lias retnrned from his trip to Southern Oregon somewhat tbe worse for the wear and tear. The staging is nearly lightning about now. Purest spices hi the market at Haffen den's. We are told there is not a crimiiuil "ease . on the docket for the March- term-.: s , County Court in session during the week. , ;i ' ' City Council next Tuesday nighl. ' Daughters of Rebckah this-evenlng. Tlie A.O tr.V.i js growing rapidly. It is a good institution! Circuit Court next Monday. Mrs. Philips, of Benton county, Injured her spine by a fail during the week, and is confined to her room. The remains ofCnpt. Matthews, were burled In Masonic Cemetery 'on Thursday afiernoon, by the Masonic frnternlty, ot which he had long been a member. ' ' Mr. Bruslr Is the busiest man in tbe city, having orders for wire cloth that will take hi in days to fill. The Bee-Hive Wire Works used up nearly eight thousand' pounds of wire, in the production of cloth, last season. We, -understand that an autopsy of the body of Cnpt. Matthews was made yester day by the physicians. We did not learn the result., ' . Some Chicago girls have established a football club and they enter heart and sole into tlie sport. . There was a young damsel. oli.bless her ! It cost yery little to dress her ; She was sweet as a rose In her every-day clothes, But had no young man to caress her Because, yon sec, she had given the mit ten to the only fellow in the neighborhood, aud the amount ot sweetness she was there fore obliged to waste 'npon the desert air Was simply enough to distress her. Any body can travel iroin Boston to New York by telephone wbo will go on the Sound. A man can smile and.smUe agalnien he ought to stop if he wants to go homo sober. - '".' ' f It is only tlie female sex who can 'rip;-' darn and tear without being considered profane. . When the deacon of a church hands round a silver contribution -dish, they do not ex pect it to come back nickel-plated. Stealing a ten dollar horsb-enst'a Colora-i In man k.ia lift, otttiniiivtt Yin l.-il Knnn frU;n,l acquitted five different times for murder.' The Boston Herald heads an article on the American navy with the sad and truth-, ful line "Onr Tubs of War." Tlie overland railroad companies aio" interposing oumuicicb io an nitemptu tJOrj gresstonal action ou the subject of an inter oceanic canal. J- of Ohio, has brought np.-ii bis house, edu- tames ursnu a weaiuiv-ciinaiess citizen caieu, anu sei up in Business nneen orphan A Chicago belle while traveling ttiroiigh a.-.v.v. ii.u.tu, ui iivi T.i i uub ui iinj win dow to hear the distant roar ot the ocean. land all the fowls in the state went to roost It is rumored that a French banker has pnrcliased the republic of Venezuela. If he is a deserviuz. -end'-honorable - c-entta- man. it is to oe nopea mat, ne didn't pay much tor it. The pearl sloop and all bands are report ed lost off Cape Hatteras. Tlie places ol strikers in the Cairo coal mines are to be replaced by negroes. . Married. Febrnary 25th, 1880, at the residence oi Mr. Wm. Davis, by Rev. T. J. Wi:son, Mr. R. F. : Armstrong and Miss Annio Wlndom all of Linn county, Oregon. Marcff &l, f880, In this city, to' the wift of Ut. John Foshay, a daugliter. : -k4' v. i -uu' r : In this city. Ma rch 3d, ISSQ, Capt. Mat thews, aged 49, of consumption. Deceased -was to oM resident ot ' this wunty,- highly respected, and leaves a wife; seven children, and a large circle of friends and acquaintances to mourn Lis loss. At Malhenr Azency. WW0"?, re wit tent fever. Feb. i 6th, Mr K. J kkt. daughter of-John Nye, aged Jf years aud three mouths. r k ,