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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1880)
AND NOW ! WE HAVE ItECElVEt) SPRING GOODS ! Urn CnTHlUM . The most complete stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Cuty BtpaMMM At a meeting of the Republican Central Committee of Linn ccunty.held at Albany, Fcburary 28th, It was ordered tbat a Re publican County Convention be called to meet at the Court House In Albany, on Wednesday, March 31st, 1330, at 10 A. H., for the purpose or selecting It delegates to the State Convention to be held at fort land. April 21st, 1880, nominating candi dates lor county officers, and the transac tion of such other business as the said County Convention may deem necessary. It is recommended that the several pre cinct meetings be beld on Saturday, March 27th, 1880, at 2 P. v., for the 'purpose of selecting delegates to attend the County Convention. The several precincts will be Plows ! Plows ! Samuel E. Young has received a large stock of Plows, as fol lows : The celebrated Oliver Chilled Iron Plows. suggestions in regard to the malntalnance of pence and quiet In onr city, and we bope the suggestions will be acted upon at an early date. . Council then adjourned. Pssaeoatie Cenniy Cmmw NO MORE DESIRABLE GOODS CAN BE SEEN ANYWHERE. narrisbura uaiaey N. Bac, See. I, - Clipper Improved pitied to delegate as follow.: PlOW, and F.amt Albany 7 Ibanon 4 17 The Champion Mo- Franklln Butte 1 Shodd S 1 1 T31 w, JVtwValley.... 1 1 Santmrn..... .. line JrlOW. These plows are guaranteed to be the Albany equal, ami 111 many &tpiintp $n&intt. respects superior, to an otnersi 3 - Liberty ....1 Orleans S Syracuse 1 Sclo S Shodd S Santiam .....1 Sweet Home 1 Waterloo .....S W. M. KKTCmJM, Chairman. GO-Prices are always the Lowest. L. E. BLAIN. if ITHE BOSi RANGE ., i- XXOUSilXsTD in Use in Zjixaxi County bany, Oregon. McFARLAND & HARVEY. Albany, Oregon. The Second Term will open on November 19tnt 1 879. . CO 1K AS IT IB DESIRABLE THREE course of Instruction will tie pursued In this Institute, vis: Classical, Scientific an Normal. . Foil Corps of Instructors lias teen , seenrea. . rr nartlcnlars concern in c tbe eouraes oX study and tbe price of tuition, apply to t. elbzbt n. ceiiDiT, Aufust S, ISTtvllntt Tbe Democratic County Convention as sembled at tbe Court House at 10 A.M. on Wednesday, effecting a temporary or- ganitatton with Dr. J. A. Davis In tbe Chair, and Hon. W.R. Bilyeu as Secretary. After appointing a committee on Creden tials, one on Order of Business, and an- nltia. nn f7nanl.it Inn. AnAnt Inn . rt J. lie Orarden OltV lourned until after dinner. Reassembling, the reports of tbe committees were received and adopted. Agreeable to these. Dr. Davis was made permanent chairman, Mr. Bilyeu. Secretary, with C. B. Montague and L. Senders assistant Secretaries, C Ralston and L. Kline, Tellers. On motion. It was ordered that a ma jority of all the votes cast be required to elect. Delegates to the State Convention were elected, via : M.V. Brown, C. Burkhart, J.H. Smith, A.F. Beard, I,. Martin, H.R. Powell, C.H, Ralston, Baa Cooper, Hi ram Williams, Joseph Molse, L. Kline, Strand Price, Ed. Zeis, Sam May and J.A. Davis. Tim contest for all the' offices was warm. there being a largo number of candidates for the several offices, and the convention adjourned for supper at 6 p.m., having suc ceeded in nominating a ticket as far Assessor. The Convention assembled af ter supper, when the entire ticket was nominated, as follows : ' For State Senator O.P. Coshaw. Representatives J. P. Schooling, Dr. W.F. Alexander, Harv. Shelton, Jacob Newman, Q.E. Chamberlain, and CP. Burkhart. County Judge Lark Bilyeu. County Commsslouers Levi Douglas and Lewis Cox. County Clerk D. P. Mason. . rSIKiMW Republicans will remember tbe primar ies to-morrow (Saturday, - March XTth), commencing at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Let every Republican make It bis bcrinwa to be In attendance. Tbe voters ia tS East Ward will meet at tbe -Court House voters In tbe West Ward will meet at the Opera House. Don't let any trivial mat ter keep you away Irons the primary, ,) Marcos. lsso-Tiitaa 0Q Ladies Variety Emporium. HR3. VL J. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND German Zephyr. Canvas, Thread. Pins, Needles, Buttons, Real Hair Snitch es and Curls, Hosiery, Stamped . Goods, &c., c, Ac. Also, Agent for Dr. Warner's Healtn Corset x Cmlld'a Waist X and Madam Fore's Corset Skirt Supporter. n nnrh rtamplnf done to order. 13TBroadalbln St., opposite rost Office JB89v 0 o a 5 o 0 k en o o B o o CO 3" CO ' r-r-1 -i CO I o o GC rr O O O Chas. .A.. Plummer, WHOLKSALB AND RETAIL 30 3 U G Gr IS T ! ads nxAT.xa IV Faints, Oils JUST, and Glass, -TIT RT RECEIVKD. A L4RGI INVOICB Or Cl Drugs and Druggist' Sundrie from the East ; alio tbe largest and most complete stock of Latmpa and Lamp fixtures erer brought to I n in city. trreecnpiions cmrc&uiiy win pounded at ali times, day or night. llnSS The Creat Carriage Manufacturing House of the World. HAFFEMDEH Notice of Final Settlement. NOTICR la hereby given that tbe nnderatgn. e 1 admtnUti-aior of the partnershipeatate of A. C rotliens St Co., A Carothers bclnic de ceased, has filed in the Couuty Court of Linn conn ly, Oregon, his final account in the matter of eaid estate, and the aaidConrt hasapnointed TUESDAY the 6th day of APRIL, 1880, at the hmir of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the hearing objections to said account and for the settleinentthereof. JASON WHEELER, Harch 5, 180-Yllnt3. Administrator. BR0.'S, o B 0 ft a o p B 0 0 CT3 OS, O 2- B B CO 85 -s crq CD err o B CD g CO CD CD O CD P CD CD W o o CD CD CO CO CD O CO rr CO CO o o p B CD S3 O CD 3 i CD ' P- -s CD P P P- CD P- B p CO CD 8 Ub4 H3 EjtOX BCTTE. OKEOOK, March 31st, 1880. Ed. Reqistxb : Befbre the time fiar holding tbe primary Meetings of tbe B publican party, allow me to suggest to tbe managers of the conventions, tbat, If tbey desire the success of tbe Republican party at the coming election, men must be . nomi- nated who are knovm to be firm ..odxoeales ot Temperance. Hoderate drinkers WIS not answer. Within the political partial is a temperance elenaent abundantly itreag to elect or defeat the candidate for or agalna' wbom they combine. " As a Republican I desire the s access Ct my party, but I will not vote for any can didate simply because be Is a republican' Temperance men Irrespective of party vrfll ' receive a large number of votes, and votec. too, that have always been Bepubltoaa. If tbe opposing p, y nominate mea re gardless of their record as temperance mam and regardless of tbe wUbea ot tbe tewper a'nee element within their party, and a Bo publican temperance ticket Is nominated. the Republican ticket will receive their support, for the good reason tbat it k Temperance ticket. '''"" Nominate a staunch temperaoea ticket. and a grand Republican success will follow. a. a Sheriff L, D. Miller. Count Treasurer Ab. TJmpbrey. Assessor H.S. Williams. Supt. Schools D.V.8. Beld. Surveyor Geo. Grimes. Coroner Dr. J.A. Davis. Tbe County Central Committee was In creased from three to five members, and composed as follows : J. H. Burkhart, M. V. Brown, C.B. Montague, D.M.Monk- ers and Sam May. J. H. Smith, ot Harrlsburg, presented resolution favoring an amendment to tbe usurr law, reducing interest to 8 per cent. with 10 per cent., as the maximum rate by special contract, which passed unani mously. Upon tbe adjournment of the Convention an after meeting was called by the Secre tary, at which Judge Haley presided The nominees ot tbe Convention and oth ers were called upon and responded in brief speeches, in the following order Messrs. Coshaw, Mason, Chamberlain Bilyeu, Miller. Porter, Gen. Brown, Blake- ly. Reid, W.R. Bilyeu, Smith, Colvin, of Lano county, Monbuiye. geo. Humphrey, Herren, Charlton and Armstrong. The speakers were unanimous in com mending harmony and solidity In the Democratic phalanx, and emphasizing the duty of voting a straight, unscratched Democratic ticket in June and November next. So far as we are personally acquainted with the gentlemen composing tbe above ticket, we must in all candor acknowledge that it la about as bard a ticket to beat as the Democracy has put up for the last twelve years. We are glad to know that it Democrats are to fill the offices, tbey aro about the best men In the party. But then we will say to the gentlemen com peting the ticket, "tbe race is not always to tbe swift, or the battle to the strong," or words to tbat effect ; and you may look out for us next week, for we'll be in this race with a ticket that must win and don't you forget it. "r Wlcleiala a&i Ratal! Sealers in EMERSON, FISHER & CO., OI1VOIPW-ATI, OHIO, GGIES -AXl PHETOIS, EXeat ISatterlal. Geed Workmanship, Handsome Styles, Dnraole Tebtcles In Every Respect. Strong 70.000 CIIHHXIIG-ISS t tansts, nsTKst co- am wow is tn is ktcst raBT or tbe asesucam cobtihestt. r alve Mfeillnr Betuflaetioti. All their work Is warranted. They have received teatlmo. ot purport steal, and tiy have given me perfect tatisfactibn and are in constant nse.. Tkr mtmm nhflhw iiinhiMiKa 11 wnrlr la warranted. Thev tU iron all narta of the eountrv of snrnort aimilar to the following, hundreds of which are on aJeeatyeetloiauBpeetion: i II east s. KKBaaew. rissn A Co.i t eare bwmi one or roar Top Buavies three; Me re. Cowon A Jomos i eesyoee. ae any one coold. 1 Oalta. Ills.. Jalv 18. 18T. re, and three of them two years in my live r NCWSIIST. 8. C, July 17. 187. Pear Mrs I have been twin the Emerson Fisher Bnjrsrr I bought from yon a ronsniy.i M, mm mmm imwiM lh..htflM. jInmm him . tnll nnwri. MRIOtimef With tWO and myMif la the btMrcy. and It is tMlay worth all toe money I paid for it. - I say the Km ereoa AfWBaeaie wUldo. - A. M. Tkaoox, Farmer. mWmiitn6at trm ben extended, enabling them now to tarn oat la good etyto. 360 CARRIAGES A WEEK. n GROGERI ES, P ROVISIONS I vau v"- FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS, FANCY GROCERIES, OAIaIFOIIITIA CRACSZHS, CAITDIXS, 2TTJTS, ALBANY. FRIDAY, MARCH 98, 1880. LOCAL MATTERS. City roeneU. 1st ftset Use largest, est Assorted, and moat Varied Stock of GROCEniES to tbe conatry. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ALBANY. IN la Fiyprccf Bride, First Stroot, Alls&ny, Orcgoa. A LB AM MARBLE WORKS. STAiaEE BEOS., . DEALERS Vf IHiQiaiimorLlgs, sad XTTTAT) STC2TS3, EXECUTED IK (ITALIAN OR VERIelONT MARBLE. Albany, - t t Oregon. Alee, everrrarierr of cemetery and other stone rk done with neatneea ana aispaicn ivnrk attention arlven to orders from any part of the ttttat and Waahinarton Territory, by mail or otn- ktr wiee, and prompUy torwardod. Ail work wr- Special of tbe mail or otb- rorkei vlto City Conncll net on Tuesday eveninjr. all tha members present. - . Committee on Accounts and CurrentBx penses reported favorably on tha accounts presented at last meeting, and all ware or dered paid. Committee on Streets and Public Prop erty reported favorably on the petition of P.W. Spink to discontinue sidewalk on tbe north side of block sixty. Tbe report was adopted. On motion it was ordered that the Coun cil sit as a board ot equalization on tbe evening of March 31st, 1880. Bids for printing were read. On motion, the bid of Coll. VanCIeve, ot tbe Register, was received, and be was given the contract for tbe year ending December 31st. 1880. A bill for an ordinance, giving tbe Treas urer $100, per annum, to be paid quarterly, pamed to a second reading. Petition of Coll. VauCleve, asking the privilege to build frame on tbe south end ot his lot on corner ot First and Ferry streets, was referred to committee on Fire and Water, to report at next meeting. Bills of nlghtwateh and engineer were presented, and under suspension of the rules ordered paid. Bills of Recorder, Marshall and others. were presented and referred to committee. Ou motion. It was ordered that tbe ser vices of nlghtwateh, Mr. Robt. Brown, be - dispensed with ou tbe 19tb ol April next. Tbe Mayor their mad soma pertinent Mrs. O. L. Parks Is tbo first to receive the spring styles of bonnets, bats, trim mings, etc., in this city this season. Call at her store on First street, next to City Drug Store, and see the handsome styles. octal Host. Tbe Albany String Band will give a social hop next Saturday nlgbt. April 3d, at tbe Opera House. Tickets, $1. Every body is invited. Give tbe boys a nice turn out. Hoi brook 3c Indlow,s Staoea, JUST RECEIVED, A full Hoe of Spring Goods, of tbe above well known make, . SAMUgL E. YOUNG'S. UaS mt ers . Uncalled tor and remaining In the Post office in this city for tbe week ending March 25th, 1880 : Brown, Mrs Emelloe; Herbert, Mack Karl. J , Huston, Mrs Phoebe Franklin. Miss H Rector, Anna M Gordon, Nellie 3 - Sulford, F M P. H. RAYMOND, P. II. Mrs. "L. J. Powell having bought the In terest ot Mrs. R. A. Blevins in tbe millin ery business, all oersons Indebted to th late firm of Blevins Powell are requested toipay up their accounts, aa tbe books must oe squared immediately. Mrs. R. A. Burvuta, . . ,, . .Mrs- J. Pownx. Albany March 19, 1880. EJUjr, Bnektlt Meat's piB sjaei Samuel E. Young baa just received one Jtne ot the above make ef shoes from Boston, and would especially Invite the at tention of genu to these first class goods. j - George W. Smeltzer. aged about eighteen whose parents reside about five ) miles northeast of 8cio, was examined before S. A. Johns. County Judge, en Monday, by Drs. B. M. Savage and 8. A. Davis, and adjudged Insane. Ha was taken to the asylum by tbe Sheriff. Dr. J. A. Davis nuee a very creditable presiding oCSetr. .- " A man named Am. Farrier, "who Hvet out on McDowell creek, a few miles above Lebanon, came into the city on Monday evening and surrendered himself to debut SberiS Humphrey, Informing that ofBosr that be had a difficulty that morning wita a young man named Wiley Powell, a grandson of tha late Uncle Joab "Powell, during which be had,!iot, and be seppea ed killed, Powell. He said his shot took effect in tbe neek, that Powell tell to tbe ground, and as he made no attempt te rise, he was certain be killed blm, and with this belief ho fled with all baste to this city that be might give himself into the bands of the law. Tbe deputy bertf took him to jail at once. As we under stand It, there baa been a misunder standing between tbe two men for a long time, occasioned by Powell's attentions te Farrier's wife. Wiley Powell will be re membered aa tbe man who defied deputy sheriff Humphrey, some months ago, when that officer went out to arrest blm. When the deputy and assistant ' came witala speaking distance ot Powell, who waa hid on the hill among tbe fir brush, that worthy young man fired a shot fromfcia Henry rifle, yelling ont : 'Here I aaa, you , come and take me The ouer. . . t n - Later. Am. Fairler," who cam la and delivered himself over to the SherifT on Monday night, on tbe supposition that he had killed a man named Wiley Powell on the afternoon of that day, was correct In his supposition, as the man Powell died In a few minutes after betug shot, tbe ball entering his neck just below the jaw. The vlrdict of the Jury, assembled shortly after Powell's death, was to tbe effect that deceased came to his death trots e wound inflicted by Am. Farrier. Tbe prisoner claims that l killed Powell In self-defense. Several parties beard tbe report of the pistol or gun. but no one, we believe actually witnessed tbe killing. A gentleman who was near enough to bear a word now and then as tbe two men were conversing, beard one ot the men, and be was pretty certain it waa Powell, say be would kill the other, but he did not sea the shooting. He beartrtbe" explosion bl tbe firearm, and turning In the direction et tbe two men. . saw both . running. In opposite directions, Powell running bat a snort instance wnen ne leu. r-oweu upon being asked what waa tbe matter. said Farrier had shot him. Mr. Montague. from whom we obtained the above facta, thinks Powell did not live mora than. fifteen minutes after being shot. And in this manner another man la hurried Into eternity. Preliminary examination before Justice Palmer yesterday ; held to bail in tl.SOOk In default of which went to jail. So far as beard from, Mr. N. Bagm, ef this city. Is the only Republican candidate for County Clerk, and will probably be placed upon the ticket by acclamation. We can not! resist saying this much fee Mr. Baum, be Is perfectly competent and reliable, and would make a' careful," puke staking and accomsaoflatmg office. He Is a first class business man, and baa boars successful, and If be is nominated be will be an exceedingly band man to beatr and don't you forget it. , - - The debate on Sunday evening at tbe Court House, between Messrs. Alf. Marsb. all and Jaa, Flrdayson, was well attended, and good attention given. Tha debate lasted two boors, and was ably and fairly conducted, so far aa we can learn, en both aides. Aa we ware absent from tbe city during the time taken up m the debate, we are unable to give even an outline et the arguments advanced by the gentlemea to prove or aisprove ne poainona by each. : Dr. Lister baa told Ida elegant restdenes onBraadalbln street to Mr L. E.Blatav for $2,500 by the way, a splendid bar gatn for Mr. Blain. The Doctor tells oa be proposes to go east of Che mountaftsif In search or a new home. ProeparEy' and happiness attend him and bis exceaiii family. - -,. A awe belonging to Mr. J. OeJatsi dropped three lambs da . etber et them white, ihi etar- btat!t, i: